Train Schedule for Athens Ga and Gainesville Teaver
Southern Railway schedule lists No 6 arriving Athens 0 40 am No 8 arriving Athens 9 75 9 mm 6 50 pm No 7 leaving Lula 6 55 pm arrives Athens 8 30 pm No 8 leaving Lula 10 06 pm arrives Athens 11 40 am B M Miller C A Athens Ga tele 81 No 1 daily ex Bain for Gainesville Teaver 12 00 nyo No 3 daily from Gainesville arrives 6 20 pm No 11 daily ville arrives 11 2
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Southern Railway
Iives
Athens
Lua
Lula
B. Miller
C. A
Dally
Bane
Gainesville Teaver
Nyo
Dalye
Gainesvilla
Ville
University Y M C A to Hold Initial Meeting Tuesday
The University Y M C A promotion committee will meet Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the City Y M C A with Secretary Philip Trigg outlining the year’s work Supper will be served and about fifty students are expected The University Y M C A plans spring programs bringing speakers such as Dr W A Jones Dr B K Thompson Dr Sidney Gulick Dr W Russell Bourie and Hon William Jennings Bryan to Athens
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University of Georgia Y. M. C. A. Promotion Committee
Philip Trigg
University
Athens
W. A. Jones
K. Thompson
Sidney Gulick
W. Rusail Bourie
William Jennings Bryan
Three Robberies Here Monday P.M. In Prince Avenue Burglaries
The Motor Life Oil filling station on Prince avenue was broken into after midnight Tuesday morning and several kodaks and flashlights were taken. The entrance was gained by prying open the door. A second burglary at Stephen Cupson's on Prince avenue occurred Monday night with nothing reported missing. A third break in at Hardeman and Johnson's store on Prince avenue is tied to Monday night. Police and city detectives renewed efforts Tuesday to reduce the incidents.
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Prince Avenue
Stephen Cupson
Hardeman
Johnson
Barrow Returns From Bowden Visit
Chancellor David C. Barrow of the University of Georgia arrived in Athens after a trip to Bowden where he spoke to aides of the Georgia Normal and Industrial School. He did not visit the State Normal and Industrial School at Valdosta as planned.
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David C. Barrow
University of Georgia
Athens
Bowden
Georgia Normal Nefnal
Barrow
State Normal and Industriat Schiool
Valdesta
Johnson Speaks to Welfare Workers at Red Cross Room
MP Alexander Johnson of At-Tune addressed welfare workers Tuesday afternoon at 3 in the Red Cross room at the courthouse. The subject was Case Discussion in Connection With the Confidential Exchange. Committee discussion followed.
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Alexander Johnson
At- Tune
Hans Biteretten
Red Cross
Court House
Sailor N C Beech Creek Hero Medal Nomination
Chief Machinists Mate Dewey Hubert Trivett of Beech Creek N C attached to Collier Proteus was commended and recommended by Secretary Denby for the Navy life saving medal for rescuing Fireman James H. Tarpley who fell overboard from a launch while Proteus lay at anchor off Lisbon Portugal last July. Trivett dived between the him and the launch at great risk to his life and saved Tarpley.
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Washington
Dewey Hubert Trivett
Beech Creek
N. C
Proteus
Denby
Treasury Ife
James H. Tarpley
Lisbon
Portugal
Tarpley
Trivet
Hfe
Property offered for war widows home near Richmond
Mrs Kathryn Cle mans would gift a tract of 1500 acres eight miles from Richmond Virginia for a proposed home for widows and orphans of war veterans. A committee of the army and navy union will visit Richmond to inspect the land, the site becoming known Tuesday.
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Washington
Richmond
Army and Navy Union
Mra
Kathryn Clemans
Union
Miner’s Outlaw Attempt Beaten in Illinois Fight
Washington officials report Illinois miners have abandoned the dollar a month levy on each state member to support striking miners. This signals the collapse of the Kansas led Howat fight against the United Mine Workers. Illinois contributed about $90,000 monthly to sustain the effort.
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Washington
United Mine Workers of America
Kansan
Alexander Howat
Illinois
South Carolina General Assembly Faces Tax Reform Push
Columbia session convenes at noon with record demand for tax reform. Governor Cooper to address on taxes likely Wednesday. Assembly also to elect seven circuit judges as incumbents largely secure re election.
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Columbia
S. C
General Assembly
South Carolina
Cooper
Vyhe Assembly
Marquis Okuma Honored by Emperor Yoshihito
Marquis Okuma, who died early Tuesday, is posthumously honored by Emperor Yoshihito with court rank junior marquess and the grand cordon chrysanthemum with collar, in recognition of his state services. Also notes increased steel orders, with Unco Steel Corp reporting rising unfilled orders to March 31.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Marquis Okuma
Yoshihito
Sai
New York
Unce Steel Corporation
Opposition to Press Censorship in Senate Hearings
Washington newspapers opposed to a rider to a postal bill and a proposal by Senator Sterling to curb press freedom at hearings before a Senate judiciary sub committee. Senator Stanley argued the bill would curb speech and aid vigilant controls, while Senator Borah questioned Congress's power to impose censorship and urged that states should regulate morals rather than federal action.
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Washington
Senate
Sterling
South Dakota
Senate Judiciary
Stanley
Kentucky
Congress
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Stanely
Europe
Athens police crack down on loitering with arrests
Five persons were arrested Monday in Athens on charges of violating city loitering rules as part of a campaign to remove idle residents. Chief H W Reusse said more arrests are expected to push workers into the streets, warning those without jobs around tool rooms and restaurants to expect police actions. Names given include E Smith Charlie Allgood Roy Richard Beo Bowles and a Mr Kenny who is deaf. The chief emphasized aiming to deter a perceived harm from idle living.
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Athens
H. W. Reusse
E. ¥. Smith
Charlie Allgood
Roy Richard
Beo Bowles
Kenny
Beusse
Tanlac praised by parents for child health gains
Happy parents attest Tanlac improved delicate children in Providence Scranton and Philadelphia. Blanche Blair gained 10 pounds, Regina McCabe 10 pounds, Richard Leary Jr. notable health rebound after harsh illness. Parents credit Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Hills and Pills for restoring energy and appetite.
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Thia
Blanche Blair
Providence
H. 1
Regina McCabe
Scranton
Richard Leary, Jr
Philadelphia
A. M. Blair
Atwood Street
R. L
Taniac
Catherine McCabe
Dickens Avenue
Regina
Tanlac
Richard Leary
Palethorpe
Cotton market rounds mixed in Athens and New York futures
Middling cotton in Athens quoted at 18.12 cents with no local activity. New York futures opened steady with gains then eased as selling and stock losses mounted, closing lower for March and May while remaining under pressure amid mixed overseas and domestic cues. Spot cotton in New York bid at 18.35 cents. New Orleans markets showed sharp early gains before retreating. Liverpool futures held steady with slight gains across months.
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Athens
New York
Liverpool
Wall Street
Hood
Spiga
New York Stocks and Liberty Bonds Rally Amid Market Turbulence
The New York money market shows call money near 3 percent with varied loan terms. Liberty bonds close mixed with 3 12s at 96.78 and 4s around 97.40 to 98.00. Wall Street opens with sharp declines in oils, coalers, ships, and rails, but some names like Montana Power show relative strength as investors weigh merger prospects and steel tonnage data.
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Liberty Bonds New York
Liberty Bonds
Victory
Wall Street
New York
Shorts
Pan- American Petroleums
General Asphalt
Burns Brothers
Atlantic II
St. Paul
Studebaker
Kelly Springfield
Crucible
Baldwin
Erie
Missouri Pacific
Montana Power
Wella Fargo
Haskell and Barker
Pullman
Chemical Aid
United States Steel
Hoover Opens Rail Labor Talks Amid Hopeful Outlook
Secretary Hoover with President Harding approval leads a series of railroad labor conferences. Chiefs of railway labor unions and railroad representatives participate. Officials say the talks aim to avert disagreements and strikes by reconciling objections to the abrogation of national agreements.
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Washington
Hoover
Harding
Railromfa
Beard
Chicago grain declines and live stock bids reported
Fresh declines in wheat prices led Tuesday trading as initial quotes fell and corn weakened further while hogs held firm amid thin selling. Cattle and sheep markets showed varied moves with hogs weaker on day, and bids in St Louis and Chicago grain markets firming at mixed levels.
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Chicago
Cotton Market News Amid Mixed Signals From Markets
The Times-Picayune notes raw materials hold a firm stance for an advance in cotton with later developments shaping the next crop. The New York market shows hopeful undertones yet cautious demand, while Manchester clings to renewed courage as bids for cloth are rejected for being too late. The East Indian boycott fades and Lancashire remains cautiously optimistic as Wall Street buzzes with rumors.
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New Orleans
New York
Manchester
Colths
Lancashire
Wall Streets
Journal of Commerce
Market Report Key Prices From Dairy Poultry And Sugar
Chicago dairy prices show extras at 26 to 31 cents with 32 for creamery, eggs softer, fowls up to 33 cents. New York butter unsettled around mid 30s, creamery extras at 34 to 34, cheese steady, raw sugar steady near 3.54, refined 4.80 to 4.90. Savannah naval stores firm with mixed stock data, potatoes in Chicago at 1.85 to 2.10 per cwt.
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Allis-Chalmers
American Can
Car and Foundry
International Corp
Sumatra Tobacco
Anaconda
Atchison
Atl
Gulf and
W. Indies
Zai Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chandler Motorace
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
R. I. and
Pac
Colorado
Tront
General Electric
General Motors
Goodrich Co
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Daplratlan
Coper
Int
Mer
Mairid
Kennecott Copper
Louisville
Nashville
Midvale Steel
Missouri Pacific
York Central
Hartford
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Eenee
Invincible Oil
Oklahoma
Pan American Petroleum
Pennsylvania
Texas Co
U. S
U. A Ind
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Westinghouse ‘Electric
Atlantic Coast Line
Coca Cola
Gulf States’ Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Biers, Shef, Steel
Irom
Ian Tobacco
Ieee Sinc
Seeres
New York
Idaho
Red River
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Louisiana
Iia
Texas
Okla
Ohio
Renue
Terri
Banner—Morning Herald
Soares
Ada
Banner-Herald
Hemstitching Shop
Holwan Building
Careerallic
Geo. N. Gentry
Thomas St
Phan Fia
Herald
Slic
J. C. Turd
National Bank
Detion
Business Lady Prep
Rok
Hancock
Dhip
Twtn
M. C. Care Banner
Hoytone
Katle J. Griffeth
Sitte Normal School
Mitchell Bridge Road
Matilda A. Hale
Abiagtt
Carine
Rert M. Ryler
Holman Bldg
Athens, Ga
Pulaski St
Call
Boulevard
Panne Pera Lp
S. P. Reaves
A. J. Oldham
Milledge
Mie
Carline
Davonette
Ed Mealor
Broad St
Ille
J. O. Bird
Lula Fields
Jackson St
Atlantic Ice & Coal Corporation
J. R. Crane
J. E. Severin
R. Slich
E. C. Fields
Frank B. Morton
Thomas and Morton Taylors
Central Hide Co
North Thomas ST
J. G. White
Mgr
Gygle-Co
Gainesville
Midi and Railway
Jane
Gforgia Ar
Gaires
Union Paint
Augusta
Atlanta
Seaboard Irline
Atlante-Monroe Lo
Memphis-Biringham A
Norfolk-Richmond
Abbeville
Hirmingham
Nefalx
Wilmington
Washington-N.yy
Colley Auto Repair Shop
St. Jackson St
Florence Goal & Lumber Co
Wynburn Place
University “Y
Miner’s
Grates
Athens: Engineering Co
Moncc
Thurmond Farm Loans Holman Bldg
Thomas Bros
Hull St
Tantac
Reginas
Cabe
Blanche Blairl
Mareh
Cupar
Sainy
Sottonseed Oil
New
York
Uly Eam
NEW York Money
Prime Mercantile Paper
Foreign Exchange
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Argentine
Brazil
Montreal
Bal
Fat
Wales
Corm
Mber
Timothy
NAVAL
Savannah
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