War Play Out There at Colonial features famed cast
A superb cast led by Thomas W. Ross Amelia Bingham Mary Shaw Pauline Lord and Frederick Warde performs Out There at the Colonial with matinee at 3 and evening shows at 8. The Red Cross era wartime hit tells of a London girl who aids the war effort, inspires enlisting relatives and becomes a nurse with a touching romance. Also scheduled Turn to the Right a comic drama of farm folk and a moral thread of repentance, presented with original cast from New York and Chicago.
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J. Hartley Manners
Thomas W. Ross
Amelia Bingham
Mary Shaw
Pauline Lord
Frederick Warde
New York City
Globe and Liberty Theatres
Chia
Red Cross
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
The
London
New York
Messrs. Winchell Smith
John L. Goxien
Wey Down East
Winchell Smith
The New Calomel Calotabs For Colds And Grippe
Physicians and druggists tout Calotabs as a quick remedy for colds influenza and grippe. One Calotab at bedtime with water purges the system by morning leaving no unpleasant effects with appetite or work. Sold only in sealed packages for six cents with a druggist guarantee and refund if not delighted.
Croup Remedy Praised by Frankfort Mother
Mrs Ed ward Hassett of Frankfort New York praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as 18 splendid for croup saying children quickly relieved of attacks by its use. The remedy contains no opium or narcotic and may be given to a child as confidently as to an adult.
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Chamberlain
Edward Hassett
Frankfort
N. Y
Mrs Isley Praises Chamberlain Tablets For Stomach Ailments
In a letter from Litchfield Illinois Mrs D W Isley reports using Chamberlain tablets for stomach disorders and as a laxative with quick and sure relief. She states the tablets help indigestion and constipation and recommends them for others with such troubles.
War casualty list names Georgia men in A E F
Washington December 13 Associated Press reports casualties among Georgian servicemen in the American Expeditionary Forces. The list includes killed in action, missing in action, and wounded with ranks and hometowns such as Captain Boyce C Miller Macon Ga and Privates Moss Knox Hawkins Beck etc. The breakdown covers both total casualties and section two totals with Georgians named and their cities.
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Associated Press
Washington
American Expeditionary Forces
Georgia
James W. Moss
Calhoun
Samuel P. Knox
Martin
Howard
Hall
Hahira
John Ivy Beck
McIntyre
Clyde L. Dills
Dalton
Leonard B. Hawkins
Villarica
Elmer C. Moore
Swainsboro
Elmer E. Taylor
Duluth
Sam Baxter
Columbus
Julian Crock
Cedartown
Waami Ga
Edgar L. Peacock
Chickamauga Park
Ottis Dowdy
Milan
Russell W. Parks
Millstead
Hewlette C. Grimes
Newnan
Emzie Glass
McDonough
Robert A. Bowen
Sylvester
Manalius A. Hobbs
Dearing
James A. Rose
Wiliam T. Kinley
Bowersville
Reid M. Anthony
LaFayette
Warren W. Bishop
Woodbury
Joseph W. Davis
Macon
Robert] Watson
Cordele
Sene
John B. Chapman
Fayette
Boyce C. Miller
Robert R. Buggs
Brunswick
John H. Evans
Toy J. Bright
Colquitt
Isaac Hell
Eastman
Roy L. Robinson
Alma
Hugh M. Mauck
Atlanta
Lovick P. Lingo
Milledgeville
Paul W. Odom
Allen Dell
Waycross
Clifford Dean
Thomaston
John E. Tabb
Damascus
Winfred Price
Monticello
Claud F. Craft
Hartwell
Harley Cowart
Gainesville
James Reeves
Chamblee
Lamar Watts
Webley
Lloyd S. DuBose
Americus
News of the Markets Spot Cotton Market
Athens quotes 28 1 4 cents, Atlanta steady at 28 25c, New York quiet at 28 80c. The report reflects regional price quotes for spot cotton trading across major markets.
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Athens
Atlanta
New York
Liverpool
Apri Sree
Chicago
Sete
New Orleans
Miss Susie Cunningham Dies Friday Morning
Miss Susie Cunningham died at 845 Oconee Street Friday morning at eight. She was thirty two. Survived by her mother Mrs P P Cunningham four uncles J M H C B F and J W Paul and one aunt Mrs E J Calvard of Alexander City Alabama. Funeral Sunday at 10 30 from Oconee Street Methodist Church conducted by Rev H S Hutchinson. Interment at Winterville.
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Susie Cunningham
Oconee Street
P. P. Cunningham
B. F
J. W . Paul
E. J. Calvard
Alexander City
Ala
Oconee Street Methodist Church
H. S. Huttchingon
H. H. Kirk
Sue Cunningham
Misa Cunningham
Mrs S P Christopher Dies at Bishop
Mrs S P Christopher died at her Bishop home last night at 7 45. She left a daughter Mrs J A Early of Cooksville Denn a sister Mrs Wills Bishop and two brothers A G Elder and J F Elder and two nephews Tom and Harry Elder and a niece Mrs J F Rose. Funeral plans to be announced.
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S. P. Christopher
Bishop
Mrs Ashworth Returns From Atlanta Visit
Mrs. C. C. Ashworth has returned after spending several days visiting relatives and friends in Atlanta.
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C. C. Ashworth
Atlanta
Few Escape From Colds With Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A short notice praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as effective for winter colds. It notes many families rely on it yearly and observe directions on each bottle. The piece includes a funeral verse honoring a departed loved one and assures she is deemed worthy and rewarded in the afterlife.
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Chamberlain
Irish Question 10 Be Lad Before Wilson
Dublin predicts the German collapse will influence tomorrow's parliamentary elections. Sinn Fein candidates oppose attendance in Parliament, seek self determination post Versailles, and hope for Ulster settlement despite fundamental differences with Nationalists. Unionists forecast gains amid Ireland’s unitary stance and possible Westminster representation.
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Dublin
Germany
Ireland
John Dillon
Sinn
Markievicz
Swift MacNeill
Wilson
Versailles
Ulster
Westminister
Gina Fenners
Atlanta Georgian previews Wilson peace conference coverage
The Atlanta Georgian announces daily cable service from the London Times and International News Service to cover the Versailles Peace Conference. Readers are urged to subscribe and stay in touch with history in the making as Europe’s map may change daily. Bowden at 125 Lumpkin Street is listed for subscription.
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South
France
Wilson
London Daily Times
Atlanta
London Times
Versailles
International News Service
Europe
Bowden
Lumpkin Street
Bishop Kelley Unable to Confer Confirmation in Athens
Father Clark announced that Bishop Kelley of Savannah cannot confer confirmation in Athens as planned. He will visit later to confer the sacrament at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Mrs. Sara Elders remains ill with influenza and friends wish her a speedy recovery.
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Father Clark
Kelley
Savannah
Athens
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Sara Elders
Nervous Wreck Finds Relief With Cardui Cure
Mrs G H Schill of Texas City relates three years of head pain and exhaustion costing her work and sleep. After three bottles of Cardui she claims permanent relief from headaches and renewed energy, praising its medically advised female health benefits and decades of use. NC-1M
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Texas City
Tex
G. H. Schill
Dr Mary Noble Lectures At Normal School For Women
An eminent New York physician Dr Mary Noble visits the Normal School, under War Department and Y W C A auspices, delivering daily talks on social hygiene to a captivated cohort of young women. Her India medical missionary background and respected stature bolster a lively, enlightening program aimed at shaping noble womanhood. The series, praised for its informative content and engaging presence, continues with further lectures this week.
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Mary Noble
New York City
Noble
War Department
Exasie Payne
America
India
Nobbis
Col Snelling Re elected To Bond Commission Term
At the regular meeting of the mayor and council Col C M Snelling was re elected for another full term. He has been a member and chairman of the bond commission for years. The reports show the city’s financial affairs in excellent condition and the commission includes leading business and professional men guiding retirement of bonds and related matters to reduce indebtedness.
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Col. C. M. Snelling
Bond Commission
California Syrup of Figs Remedy Ad
Ad promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children. Highlights fruity taste and explicit dosing directions on each bottle. Encourages giving it without fear.
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California
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Tronas W. Ross
Honey Magers
Origia
Pauide
Colonial
England
P. H. Durden
Herald Office
Williams Bros
Clayton Street
Athens, Georgia
Boyce
Miller
John B. Cade
Elberton
C. O
George Washington
French Port
Cardus
Normal School
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