Famed Agogas to clash with Athens Y Lightweights Saturday
Athens Y Lightweights prepare for a close home game against the Atlanta based Agogas quintet. Coach Jones predicts a nose out victory or hard fought loss as the Lightweights boast improved balance with four new players. The matchup promises a real basketball thrill at the Y Cage in Athens.
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Georgia Tech
Athens
Atlanta
Agogas
Avlanta
Athens Five
Caliure
Demosthenian and Phi Kappa Hold Anniversary Exercises
At the University of Georgia old Chapel hosts anniversary exercises for Demosthenian celebrating 121 years and Phi Kappa 102 years. Speakers Edwin Thomas and Lewia Hamilton Hill introduce anniversarians Freeman McClure and John Walter Sheppard, with Red and Black Quartet performances and inclusive remarks on education and Georgia's tax system.
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University of Georgia
Demosthenian
Phi Kappa
Grand Old Hall
Georgia
Sons of Georgia
Bes
Henry Haynes West
R. BE. Park
Edwin Thomas
Thomas
Jesup
Georgia Military Fallowe
University
McClure
Freeman Cheyne McClure
LaFayette
Locust Grove Prep
Walker County
Demosthenian Key Council
Messrs
J. L. Seay
H. W. Derden
C. D. Stewart
T. A. Whitener
Lewla Hamilton Hill
Hill
Newnan
John Walter Sheppard
Sheppard
Tattnall Collegiate Institute
Councillors Club
MD. Sheppard
Georgia Opens Southern Tourney With Oglethorpe Frame in Atlanta
Georgia faces Oglethorpe in the Southern basketball tournament opener at Atlanta's Auditorium Armory, with Tech meeting Mississippi Aggies and Mercer opening against Centre. The Bulldogs seek to prove their five man defense against Vanderbilt's wider play, aiming to reach the finals and surprise skeptics with improved showing.
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Auditorium Armory
Atlanta
Georgia
Ogleth
Tech
Mississippi Aggies
Mercer
Bulldogs
Oglethorpe
Vandy
Vanderbilt
Bulldog
Betty Compson Feature Again On Friday At Palace
Betty Compson stars in The Little Minister a Paramount production by Penrhyn Stanlaws shown at the Palace last night to large audiences. The film received praise for its wholesome portrayal with Miss Compson as Miss Bar rie's heroine and strong support from George Hackathorne Edwin Stevens Nigel Barrie and others.
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Betty Compson
Paramount
Penrhyn Stanlaws
Palace Theatre
Miss. Compson
Mr. Barrie
George Hackathorne
Edwin Stevens
Nigel Barrie
Bert Lytell Palace Saturday Picture at One Day Showing
The Idle Rich, adapted from Ken Nett Harris story Junk, stars Bert Lytell. Metro won screen rights and produced the film after The Right of Way. It will be shown at the BERTLYTELL PALACE on Saturday for one day only.
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Bertlytell Palace
Kennett Harris
Saturday Evening Post
Metro
Bert Lytell
the Palace
Marguerite Clark in Bob's Matinee Idol at Palace
By popular request of the Parent Teacher association another children's matinee will be presented at the Palace Theatre Saturday morning at 11 a m. This week's program features Marguerite Clark in Bob's Matinee Idol, one of the best pictures this popular star has made. A new comedy will also be shown during the same performance creating an entertaining program for the little folks.
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Parent Teacher Association
Palace Theatre
Marguerite Clark
Bob
Long Atrium Milestone and Dr Long Tribute in Jackson County
Editor Williamson guides through town to a granite shaft by the Jackson county Medical Association honoring Dr. Long unveiled April 21, 1910, funded by Dr. L. G. Hardeman for his parents who knew Dr. Long. It marks Dr Long administering anesthesia to Venable in 1842. A marble slab, paid by J. B. Orr of Athens, marks the site. The piece notes theories of Dr Longia and mentions the Tale of Two Brothers as an ancient fairy tale and a remark on a rare fair-cat visitor from the West by the Japanese.
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Kon
Williamson
the Herald
Jackson County Medical Association
Long
Georgia Med Association
L. G. Hardeman
James A. Venable
J. 8. P. Orr
Athens
Pr. Longia
Jackson County
Two Negro Boys Accused in Alleged Crucifixion Assault
In Winchester Virginia police describe an alleged attack on 12 year old William Greenwald by two Black youths at the Baltimore and Ohio freight yards. Greenwald says he was dragged to a tool shed and nailed to a wall while another youth restrained him. Antitoxin was given to prevent lockjaw as investigators detain one suspect identified by the victim.
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Winchester
William Greenwald
Greenwald
Red Cross
Baltimore and Ohio
Her
Cross
Threats of death target Washington society leaders
Washington police reported threats of death received in recent days by four prominent capital society leaders demanding sums between 15000 and 25000 dollars. Investigations by police and Justice Department operatives were under way to uncover the origin of the threatening letters. Named recipients include Henry White former ambassador to France and Versailles official, Mrs Thomas T Walsh widow of the copper king, Mrs Scott Townsnd society leader, and Madame Christian Hauge widow of a former Norwegian minister.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Henry White
France
Thomas T. Walsh
Montana
Scott Townsnd
Christian Hauge
United States
Road Forecast Snapshot from Weather Service Update
The report reviews highway conditions across Dalton to Rome and Atlanta to Macon routes. Most roads are passable with rough sections in Oconee and near Atlanta suburbs. showers and cooler weather expected with light rainfall not threatening road safety. Co F Von Hermann noted.
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Atlanta
Rome
Tanpoxa
Tallulah Falls
Reanta
Athens
Madison
Uy Atlanta
Winder
Oconee County
Pesenbis
Commerce
Hartwell
Atlanta-Macon
Cabbage Growers and Agricultural Units Rise in Georgia
Reports from Statesboro, Ashburn, Brantley County, and nearby towns highlight cooperative farming efforts and new market ventures. Truck champions supply the local market with cabbages from a fifteen-acre patch. tobacco and melons see grower units forming for larger, contracted crops. a Savannah syrup company seeks new markets. Bamberg County forms a truck growers association to handle cucumbers, cantaloupes, watermelons, and beans. a Sycamore poultry sale is planned. and Georgia incubator capacity sparks intercity bragging with Dublin Thomasville contest and state facilities boasting larger incubators.
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Statesboro News
Paschal and Taylor
Ashburn
W. J. Dixon
Rebecca
Savannah
Springfeld Herald
Georgia Cane Syrup Company
Bamberg Truckers
Walterboro
S. C
Bamberg County
Bamberg
Reading Shburn
Sycamore
Turner County
H. B. Ralls, Jr
Madison
Dublin
Thomasville
Georgia
T. M. Douglas
State College of Agriculture
Leesburg
Atlanta
Vishnu Show Draws Large Colonial Audience Thursday Night
Vishnu delighted a sizable colonial audience with hypnotic demonstrations and Zinna’s mind reading power. The window demonstration on Clayton Street promises a different act than before, with a Saturday matinée announced.
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Vishnu
Zinna
Clayton Street
Carrie A. M
Eliza Shaw
James R. Stack
Nancy O'Neal
Sparta
Isabelle
North Carolina
Laura
M. H
Curtis, H
Botts Surrenders in Abbeville Killing Case
Tom Botts, a white resident near Abbeville, surrendered to the sheriff, admitting he killed a Negro man named Cleve Killingeworth in a quarrel over money. He said the body was hidden in a ditch and covered with logs. the sheriff and coroner investigated the Botts property.
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Abbeville
8. C
Tom Botts
Botts
Cleve Killingeworth
Parmint Double Strength Promises Fast Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Parmint double strength as a quick cure for stubborn coughs and catarrhal symptoms. It claims relief within hours by mixing one ounce with a half pint of water and sugar, then drinking, promising a clean membrane and reduced mucus.
Southern Ireland Reaction to Ard Fheis Adjournment
Southern Ireland expresses general satisfaction at Ard Fheis decision to adjourn for three months and seek a people’s vote on the constitution and the Anglo Irish Treaty. Opinions split on Sinn Fein unity and the treaty’s stature, with some viewing the agreement as a republic victory while others fear the path to unity.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Ireland
Ard Fheis
John McEntee
Yapnen
de Valera
Arthur Griffith
Michael Collins
Rub My Tism Advertisement Note
Rubberized antiseptic and pain killer touts cure for infected sores tetter sprains neuralgia and rheumatism in a compact 1900s style ad card.
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