M A C Fears Dies After Illness in Athens
Mr A C Fears died yesterday morning at his Lumpkin and Strahan home after a sudden illness attributed to hemothylia. He was 45, active in J P & Son groceries and in First Methodist church, survived by wife and siblings. Funeral at First Methodist today at 3 pm with Rev Dr Troutman and others officiating. Burial in Oconee cemetery follows services.
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Lumpkin and
Strahan
Andrews
Fears
First Methodist Church
Miss Jones
J. P. Fe
E. P. Fears
City
Cerl A. von der Lieth
Athens
H.C. Kenney
Macon
Mr. Fears
Methodist Church
M. L. Troutman
J. R. King
Atlanta
E. L. Hill
First Presbyterian Church
Messrs
Charles Baugh
Herbert Baugh
Clifford Williams
Rufus Weatherly
J. D. Moss
R. E. Park
W. C. Pitner
T. W. Powell
N. G. Slaughter
E. D. Sledge
R. P Stephens
R. C. Wilson
J.W. Ingle
J. M. Rogers
T. G. Gwinn
H. C. Tuck
Oconee
Arnold and Abney's Specials on Fresh Produce
Local ad lists specials at Arnold and Abney's with beans ten cents a quart beets ten cents per bunch eggplants and cucumbers and red ripe tomatoes priced in a compact bargain note for shoppers.
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Arnold & Abney’s
Derrick of Georgia Bonchamp Leads Phillies Hit Streak
Derrick, a former Georgia baseball star, now plays for the Philadelphia Americans. He filled in for Collins at second base in a double header, collecting three hits and a sacrifice in the first game and two hits in three at bats in the second, scoring a run and contributing a two-bagger.
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Athens
Derrick
Georgia
Philadelphia Americans
Capt. Lucas
Collins
Phillies
Athenians Catch Mackerel and Drum in Bold Trolling Run
A fishing party from Monroe Athens Augusta and Atlanta returned to Morehead City reporting a big catch of Spanish mackerel and drum. Trolling along the coast proved exceptionally fruitful with one party taking 323 mackerel in a few hours.
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Morehead City
XN. C
Messrs
Clifford Walker
Monroe
T. H. Dozier
Walter H. Jones
Athens
C. Price
Augusta
W. IC. Jarnigan
Atlanta
Atlantic Hotel
Where is Brooks Georgia star second baseman missing from lineup
Friends here wonder what happened to Brooks the Georgia star second baseman who led the Red and Black in hits. He was on the Rome Southeastern league lineup last Saturday and is no longer listed. Rome’s dope columns hint manager Beusse plans changes with new players coming in. Brooks may return and will be watched closely.
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Brooks
Georgia Star
Rome
Beussee
Reverend Oliver J Copeland Visited City After Thomasville Sermons
Rep Oliver J Copeland traveling field agent for Greater Shorter College preached two sermons at First Baptist Church last Sunday. He arrived from Thomasville where he spoke before the Baptist Young People's Union at the state convention this week.
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Oliver J. Copeland
Greater Shorter College Movement
First Baptist Church
Thomasville
Baptist Young People’s Union
Georgia Senate and House Adjourn for Cue as Governor Smith Face Deadlock
Senators and representatives arrived in Atlanta for a brief session and vote on Governor Smith amid a heated senatorial contest. The legislature adjourned until tomorrow morning after resolutions on a General Evans death. Campaigns for Stovall Terrell Covington and Smith tighten with predicted multiple ballots and shifting loyalties.
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Atlanta
Senate
House
A. Evans
Slaton
Smith
Terrell
Stovall
Covington
Georgia
J. R. Miller
Stovall Forces
Savannah
Seaboard Air Line Station Under Rapid Progress
The handsome new passenger station at this place, built by the Seaboard Air Line Railway, is progressing toward completion with cream brick and brown sandstone trim. Yesterday work began on iron sheds projecting from the building to shelter the public in all weather.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
Southern Freight Depot Nearing Completion
The brick freight depot of the Southern Railway is nearly finished with sheds and platforms ready to match the new passenger station, which opened a few weeks ago.
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Southern Railway
Y. W. C. A. Board Meeting This Afternoon
The Young Women's Christian Association Board of Directors holds its regular monthly meeting this afternoon at 6 o'clock. Items listed include beans tomatoes squash eggplants and small green cabbage. Arnold & Abney.
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The
Young Women's Christian Association
Arnold & Abney
Athens Banner Voting Contest Promises Grand Prize Auto
The Athens Daily and Weekly Banner promotes a voting contest with a grand prize Maxwell automobile valued at $400. Other prizes include a mahogany furniture suite, six gold watches, and a third prize gold watch. Readers are directed to a later page for full contest rules and entry details.
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Athens Daily and Weekly
Dorsey & Funkenstein
Clayton Street
Athens
Clarke County
Jackson
Oconee
Madison
Oglethorpe
Ocoree
Legislature Honors General Clement Evans with Resolutions
On Wednesday the legislature adopted resolutions mourning General Clement A. Evans and adjourned at 11 30 o clock as a mark of respect. The Senate named a committee including the senate president and four senators to attend the funeral. Eleven local and four general bills were introduced.
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Clement “A
Senate
Clement A. Ev
Confederate Veterans
For Rent Two Large Rooms Near College Avenue
Two spacious rooms for rent with bath at 685 College Ave. Contact phone 703 for details. tf
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Bath
College Ave
Salty Suit Delayed to Tuesday in Gillen Drug Case
Judge C H Brand heard H C Compton versus F D and F A Gillen over a Clayton Street drug business and a receivership bid. Hearing postponed to Tuesday to conclude alleged misrepresentations about a Real Root Beer Company stock deal and asset transfers amid affidavits and counterclaims.
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Chambers
C. H. Brand
Western Circuit Superior Art
H. C. Conpton
F. D
F. A. Gillen
Wilson Gillen
Gillens—father and Sons
Clayton Street
Athenaeum
H. C. Compton
Compton-Wilson
Gillen
Compton
Crawford
Gillens
Com Ipany
Root Beer Company
Gillenard
Wise Barn and Contents Destroyed by Lightning Strike
Tuesday night near Bogart the barn of Mr. J. P. Wise was struck by lightning, burning the structure and its forage. Two valuable mules were killed by the strike. Despite heavy rain the fire could not be controlled and the entire building was destroyed, with crops in the area damaged by wind and rain.
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Gillen
Compton
Bogart
J. P. Wise
Captain William W. Hulbert Dies at 97 in Adana Georgia
Captain William W. Hulbert a former Confederate soldier and longtime Southern Express Company superintendent died at his home 97 Capitol square Adana Georgia after a week of illness. He survived by his wife and brother Edgar Hubert of Augusta. The funeral will be held at the residence of Arthur Montgomery 234 Ponce de Leon Avenue with Dr C T A Pise conducting services and interment at West View. Captain Hulbert served in the West Point Guards and Fourth Georgia Regiment was captured at Spotsylvania and paroled in 1864. He belonged to Atlanta Camp No 159 United Confederate Veterans and was highly regarded by veterans across the state.
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Adana
William W. Hulbert
Capitol Square
Edgar Hubert
Augusta
Hubert
Southern Express Company
Atlanta
Captain Hulbert
Arthur
Montgomery
Ponce de Eon Avenue
Hulbert
United Confederate Veterans
West Point Guards
Spottsylvania
Fourth Georgia
Pulaski
Ends of the Earth at Elite theater tonight
Vitagraph program The Ends of the Earth screens at the Elite with a wide scenic sweep from city streets to Alaska polar landscapes. The film promises striking episodes and mentions produce in its narration. Phone 1076 for details. Ar Inold & tAbney.
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Alaska
Georgia
Inold & tAbney
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Morehead, N. C
O. J. Copeland
Capitol
Kimball
Southern Freight Depot
Y. W. C. A. Board
Wrecker
J. R. Crane
Earl Whitehead
W. Bailey
Jos, McElroy
MR. J.P. Wise
W. W. Hurlbert
CT. A. Pise
West, ‘View
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