Captain Macon C. Overton Killed in Action
Washington reports casualties from the American Expeditionary Forces. Captain Macon C. Overton of Union Point, Ga., is listed among those killed in action. The long roll includes Georgians killed in action, died of wounds, disease, and missing in action, with ranks from sergeant to private and several from Georgia towns such as Atlanta, Marietta, Moultrie, Gainesville, Tifton, Forsyth, and Savannah. The report details counts by action and lists additional Georgia personnel among the wounded, missing, or deceased across multiple divisions and services.
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Macon C. Overton
Union Point
Washington
Woundel
William Hi Oe
Marietta
O'Bee Hutchinan
Moultrir
Daniel McKenny
Gainesville
Willie
Hraanen
Yondale
Phillin
Rowe
Tifton
Wil! Addington
Eastanoflee
Dan Dawson
Archiv Phillips
Lovena
Woundersey
Ada
Young Cane
Witter Rhodes
Hartwell
Thomas W. Ayers
Ashland
Charles P. Pe
Ft. McPherson
George M. Cupp
Dalton
Arline B. Kendall
New Holland
Homer D. Brooks
Norcross
Cep
Evisa
Ose
Raearnes
William A. St .Ren
Atlanta
Auston K. Brittain
Douglasville
Joy W. Connor
Ringgold
John FP. Thompson
Somerville
Tom Collins
Reidsville
Andrew Young
Sumner
Willie K. Jones
Augusta
Knox Kf.thompson
LaGrange
Diane
John Johnson
Lyerly
Alexander Blackshear
Erick
Benjamin A. Dye
Stellaville
Robert Ray
Plainsville
Jesse H. Sanders
Cochran
Moses L. Williamson
Waslington
Alvertis Smith Griffin
Mohnzzl Fuller
Pilgar Freeland
Lincolnton
Thomas BE
Tucker
Lorraine
Earnest W. Hamster
Thomas Barnes
Rockingham
William [. Eades
Ayersville
Frank Y. Dooley
Aho
Thomas J
Floyd Brown
Alpharetta
Earl B. Holmes
Moultrie
John W. Cobb
Bogart
Tom Clanelsee
Eane
Macon C
Overton
Fashionable Girl’s School Scene in Metro Picture
The Strand shows The Return of Mary with May Allison in a scene filmed at an exclusive San Bernardino girls’ school. A graduation tableau with many affluent local girls adds charm, planned under a pagola with hunting banners and floral decorations. Mae Marsh headlines All Woman at the Elite today.
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METRO
Mary
Beautiful May Alison Je
Strand Theatre
San Bernardino
California
Allison
U. S
ALL Woman
Mae Marsh
Goldwyn
Miss Marsh
E. Lloyd Sheldon
Elite Theatre Today
Susan Sweeney
Susan
Navy gains 134 percent amid wartime discipline rise
Washington reports the Navy expanded by 134 percent in 1918 with more civil entrants, yet court martial rates fell from 1.75 to 1.17 and Marine Corps from 2.72 to 1.20. Captain George R. Clark praises better naval prison conditions aided by Welfare League, notes Portsmouth yard improvements sparked by Thomas Mott Osborne. Probation completion fell from 71 percent to 55 percent.
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Washington
Navy
Marine Corps
George R. Clark
Judge Advocate General
Naval
Welfare League
Portamouth
N. H
Yard
Thomas Mott Osborne
New York State
Mn Se
Dandruff Cure Ad and a Romantic Hotel Plot Summary
An advertisement promotes Knowlton's Danderine claiming it stops dandruff and promotes glossy hair. A separate plot summary follows: Susan helps hide a murderer amid a political campaign, risking her lover Dick and Strong's ambitions as the scandal reshapes the race.
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Knowlton
Austin Strong
Susan
Miriam
Strong
Harber Heads Commerce K of P Officers
Commerce Georgia December 12 Special to Banner The local Pythian Lodge elected officers for the coming term led by H R Harber as C C and J B Waddell as Pres The lineup praised as unsurpassed in the Grand Domain and foresees a rise in lodge membership during their tenure.
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Commerce
Pythian Lodge
H. R. Harber
C. C
A. Douglas Bolton
V. C
J. B. Waddell
P. W. Sheppard
Jno
Negro Cabman Held Up In East Athens
Pomp Wilson, a thirty year Athens cab driver, was held up by a masked negro bandit Wednesday night in an eastern city street. The assailant, who rode in the rear seat, demanded money at gunpoint and fled. Wilson reports no prior trouble in his long career.
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Pomp Wilson
Wilson
Athens
Notice to Customers at Georgia National Bank
Monthly statements are ready for delivery. Customers are asked to call for theirs. Georgia National Bank announces the notice to inform patrons about statement issuance and collection.
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Georgia National Bank
Fourth Liberty Bond Instalment Due Promptly
The third instalment on the Fourth Liberty Bonds is now due. Subscrib ers will please call at the inks and make these payments promptly.
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Liberty
I.nks
Look and Feel Clean and Fresh Through Internal Sanitation
An old period advertisement extols daily internal cleansing with hot water and limestone phosphate. It claims improved digestion, appetite, and general health, urging readers to use a quarter pound of limestone phosphate each morning to flush the stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels and to cure a range of ailments.
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