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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1921
Page
5
The Wyoming M C A baseball schedule lists games from July 4 to July 22 with matchups including Bake Cats versus Buffaloes Tigers against Wild Cats Bull Dogs against Eagles Bear Cats versus Tigers and more. Captains and players such as Mario Conuily Robert McWhorter Jallen Erwin and others are noted along with team rosters and dates.
The lineup lists players from Eagles and Tigers including W. R. Bedgood Frank Holden Chick Owens Hope Smith Rucker Ginn George Williams Ed Hightower James Head Harry Burton Howell Cobb Ed Porter Sam Foster Wild Cats captains W E Hopkins J C Hutching Jr Ernest Hollingsworth Abe Goodman Fred Dean O D McDor muan N G Slaughter R L Moss II Rosa Crane J K Bullock Norvell Roy Dean Joel A Wier Wade Parr Fred Davis Fleet Lanier captain Walter Davis E H Dorsey Jr Hug Hods con W T Forbes Sr Clyde Anderson Cook W K Meadow Abit Nix W L Bradberry L A Booth G A Booth Marvin Cox Louis Scarborough Eagles vs Tigers.
The daily program for the Summer School at the Normal School outlines two early evening recitation periods of forty five minutes and two popular hours at 11 am and 5 pm. Eminent teachers and preachers will lead talks on topics like The Ideal Sunday School Teacher and Child Psychology. Prospective students should submit names and desired courses promptly. Dr Shelton may report from Bible lands and show archaeological finds related to the Bible. The lectures form a rich program for those involved in religious pedagogy.
Special to The Banner From Washington July 1 a clash of views over the administration tariff bill. Fordney estimates the average duty around 18 to 20 percent with the Payne Aldrich 18.55 and Underwood 6. Graner of Texas says the rates are higher than any tariff bill since the Civil War considering American valuation of provisions.
The senate judiciary subcommittee voted to recommend a favorable report on the Willis Campbell anti medical beer bill. Minor changes were adopted to the measure as it passed the house in Washington D C on July 1.
New York June 30 The state comptroller office appraised Andrew Carnegie estate at a little more than 22 million dollars net.
L. C. Brown, president pro tem of the senate, presided for his first time at Tuesday's session. The governor summoned President Clay to his office for a conference, and Senator Brown wielded the gavel during Brown's absence.
Washington July 1 Henry Lincoln Johnson the nominee for recorder of deeds in the District of Columbia said he will not resign as a member of the Republican National Committee from Georgia despite his nomination.
T R Ginn of Clarke Storage Battery Co proprietors of the Joe Willard storage battery service station attends the convention of all Willard operators in this vicinity in Atlanta.
The Metter Advertiser reports two major enabling acts to be debated in the upcoming legislature. One addresses redistributing Georgia counties after the 1920 census, potentially adding a U S representative. The other covers DeKalb and Floyd counties’ shift within the Big Six counties, each gaining three seats in the House.
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced yesterday in Washington the valuation of Gainesville Midland at 1,174,665 dollars with no other Georgia railways given values. The tentative figure remains the only announced valuation for Georgia lines.
Mme Steins vik, recently ordained in Christiana, fills a pulpit as Norway's first woman minister. Thousands turn away and 50,000 flock to hear her preach on money, with modern spending debated as extravagant and vulgar. Wealthy donors are urged toward simple living.
Miss Lolita Armour, daughter of a wealthy packer, spoke against extravagance after a simple wedding. She criticized her own trousseau made from “left overs,” arguing that wealthy women should adopt a frugal stance to curb reckless spending.
Cy confronts Sary about the boy who was caught with goodies and the judge’s ruling on his punishment. Sary shows nervous resolve while Cy wrestles with fairness as the scene closes with unresolved tension.
Cy Morrill threatens further trouble as he confronts alcoholism after promising his wife Sary he would reform. Sary plans to intervene, but Cy returns home drunk, creating another crisis. By dawn he shows remorse, and the couple reconciles as they face the consequences together. Pep the cat observes. Molly and Jimmie trade playful lines about measles in a separate vignette.
A Draper’s daughter Alicia seeks independence and romance with red haired Tommy Smith. Her critique of her father’s soup habits alarms the family, while Tommy’s claim to a future in the father’s business adds a comic, evolving tension. The meal becomes a turning point as Tommy savors the soup and the possibility of a job, with the father jokingly offering a contractor’s future.
Abner Anthony recalls a basement farewell where Alicia bids goodbye with a kiss while a proposal to be her husband is playfully softened. The tale moves to a humorous anecdote about a sausage machine told by Pershing in London, contrasting American bravado with British wit.
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