Colonial Offers Best of the Season at the Colonial
At the Colonial Saturday evening a farewell to America features MelIntyre and Heath, famed negro impersonators in The Ham Tree. The act includes star cast, singing and dancing, with Adelaide Thurston in The Girl From Out Yonder coming Monday.
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Ham Tree
Adelaide Thurston
McIntyre and
Heath
America
MelIntyre
McIntyre
Messrs
Klaw & Erslanger
Tle
George W. Hobart
William Jerome
Jean Schwartz
Colonial
Pauline Phelps
Marion Shott
Miss Thurston
Sporting News Of The Sports In The Nation
Philadelphia writers plan a dinner for Monte Cross. Harvard trials show baseball pitching progress. Clark Griffith visits Jake Stahl at Elkhart. Bridgeport fans expect Fitzgerald vs Lewis. Jeff Overall to marry Ethel Hinson of Chicago. Connellsville may join P O M League. Jim Barry challenges Johnson Flynn Kaufman. Charley Neary to debut in Boston. John L Sullivan returns to Boston stage. Packy McFarland plans next fight in Milwaukee. A pennant winner faces financial shortfall in Charleston. Upper Michigan baseball unsettled. Copper league dissolves. Chance of Chicago Champions tests few youngsters. Browne Bowerman Dahlen McGann seek higher contracts. Scheefer and OLeary vaudeville act in Chicago. Athletics head south to train in New Orleans. Honolulu Chinese Athlete club loses to Kalanaianaole league champs. Ah Pau shines for Celestials despite errors by Lo On Sing-hing Che Bui.
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Philadelphia
Monte Cross
Harvard
Clark Griffith
New York Americans
Jake Stahl
Elkhart
Ill
Bridgeport
Willie Fitzgerald
Harry Lewis
Jeff Overall
Chicago Cubs
Ethel Hinson
Chicago
Connellsville
Pennsylvania
Milwaukee
Charleston
Upper Michigan
Winneper
Duluth
Michigan
Chance
Walsh
Ots
Zimmerman
Elston
George Browne
Bowerman
Dahlen
McGann
New York
Boston Nations
Herman Scheefer
Charlie O'Leary
Detroit
Herman
Tyrus
Philadelphia Athletics
Quaker City
New Orleans
Chinese Athlete Club of
Honolulu
Kaala A. C
Ah Pau
Celestials
Lo On
Sing -Hing
Che Bui
Nickelson Elected Mayor of Stathan
Mr. L. D. Nickelson, a leading merchant of Statham, won the mayoral race against Dr. T. J. Sykes by 49 to 42. The contest was billed as one of the most exciting in Sta tham in recent memory. Nickelson spent yesterday in Athens receiving congratulations.
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L. D. Nickelson
Statham
T. J. Sykes
Nickelson
Athens
Washington and Lee Debate Question Settled
The annual inter collegiate debate settles on revising the protective tariff. Georgia and Washington and Lee will debate with Georgia choosing its debaters soon. The event moves to Athens this year after last year in Virginia.
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Washington and Lee
Georgia
Athens
Virginia
The Three Chaffeurs Curtain-Raising at Seminary Hall
The Senior Class of Washington Seminary Atlanta will present a clever comedy The Three Chaffeurs at Seminary Hall on Friday night February 21. A curtain raiser named The Kleptomaniac will precede the main play. The show promises fun and vivacity with complications resolved in the end. Extra Fancy Nuts offered at Comer McKenzie's for 20 cents a pound.
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Washington Seminary of
Atlanta
Seminary
Comer & McKenzie’s
Sale of multiple houses listed on city streets
A real estate listing advertises several houses for sale including 8 room on Nacoochee Ave, 7 room on Baxter St, 9 room on Wray St, 6 on College Ave, 5 on Bloomfield St, 9 on Lumpkin St, 6 on Lumpkin St, 9 on Hancock Ave, 7 on Dearing St, 9 on Pulaski St, 7 on Pope St, 10 on Lumpkin St, 7 on Lumpkin St, 8 on Jackson St, 6 on Boulevard, 5 on Saluda Ave, and 8 on Waddell St. The note invites in-person contact at the office to discuss properties offered at historically low prices.
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Wray Street
College Avenue
Bloomfield Street
Lumpkin Street
Hancock Avenue
Dearing Street
Pulaski Street
Pope Street
Jackson Street
Boulevard
Saluda Avenue
Waddell Street
University of Georgia Students Rally Over Baseball Coach
University of Georgia students held a mass meeting to settle the baseball coach question. The main obstacle is funding and whether the Tech game will be played, affecting whether a high priced coach is affordable for football and baseball.
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University of Georgia
Ditto whiskey tale in Tit Bits column
In a brief exchange Johnnie recounts spending the day in town with his father and mother. He kept his promise to refrain, and described the drink as a little brown substance called ditto while Mr. Hinkley reportedly drank Scotch in the same Tid Bits column.
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Johnnie
Papa
Mamma
Mr. Hinkley
Brown's Sturdy Tenure In City Seen Ten Years On
A clipped Harper's Weekly vignette notes Brown arrived in the city a decade ago with no money and has since held his own, prompting reflections on his fortunes and persistence in a concise, period-flavored aside.
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Brown
Harper’s Weekly
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JR. Hunter, Jr
the McGregor Co
E. P. Taylor
Athens Hardware Co
Broad Street
Call ON Chafin Cycle Co
Wall Street
W. T. Eberhart
Meh and
Womer
Jean
Sporting News OF the
Sports
Stathan
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co
Campbell-Erwin Realty Company
Dozier Realty Co
College Ave
Nacoochee Av
Baxter Street
Barber Street
Barber Sreet
Jackson Stree
Winburn
Meigs Street
Seminole
Nantahala
Grady Avenue
Strong Street
Campbell-Erwin Realty ‘Company
John L. Arnold
Clayton and
Jackson Streets
Athens Electric R’y. CO
Orr’s School
Pulaski and
Dougherty Streets
S. P. Orr
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