Athens Ad Club Hears Masterful Address at Meet
Col M G Michael president of the Athens Ad club gave an inspiring talk on the real function of advertising at the semimonthly luncheon in the Georgian hotel dining room. He warned against spurious and jellyfish advertisers and urged members to attend the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention in Atlanta June 12 to 17. Local delegates include Michael as chairman, E W Carroll, M J Costa, with alternates Jones Yow and Harriet W Dews.
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Col. M. G. Michael
Athens Ad Club
Georgian Hotel
Col. Michael
Michael
Associated
Advertising Clubs of the World
Atlanta
KE. W. Carroll
M. J. Costa
J. W. Carroll
Jones Yow
Harriet W. Dews
Club
Measrs
M. G. Michael
Graves Stephenson
L. Hagood
D. H. Magill
Mose Bernstein
KR. Burton
M. F. Fickett
W. C. Denny
Harvey Stovall
Mike Costa
BF. Helms
LW. Nelson
J. W. Jarrell
M. J. Alynop
J. H. Hubert
Parks Betts
E W. Carroll
J. C. Jeater
R. H. Blackman
American Legion Plan Goes Into Soldier Bonus Bill
The American Legion plan is retained in the new soldier bonus bill. The revised bill differs little from the McCumber measure and will be submitted to the Senate Finance Committee after approval by the joint committee. Washington is the setting with Associated Press reporting.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Tvefold
American Legion
Do Wonate
McCumber
Last Sesson
Coen
Senate Finance Committee
Sea Pool Struck Iceberg No Immediate Danger Foundering
St. Joana Newfoundland June 8 A radio from the steamer Sea pool which struck an iceberg this morning says if her bulkheads continue to hold the vessel is not in danger of foundering If weather permits the ship is due here at noon tomorrow
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Associated Press
St. Joana
Newfoundland
Seapool
Flood Damage Shrinks Pueblo Area to 296 Square Miles
Pueblo Colo June 8 Floods destroyed crops over about 296 square miles near Pueblo according to a military headquarters report cited by Captain James G Bennett. Associated Press correspondent describes knee deep mud as he toured Pushlo area, where many former residents dig through ruins and some bodies are found. Red Cross estimates ongoing cleanup will reveal further losses.
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Associated Press
Pueblo
Colo
Féport
James G. Bennett
Reconnalsganed
Pus. Io
Red Cross
Thalians Present The Man on the Box Tomorrow Night
Thalians bring The Man on the Box to campus with a noted cast including Ning Thompson Elizabeth Chumley Adelaide Ruge Ruth Punc and others. The drama from a popular book promises lively college entertainment and a refined commencement play experience. The production follows a northern based adaptation with strong audience appeal and professional polish. Washington scene notes report Democratic House Foreign Affairs Committee opposition to the Porter peace resolution deeming it harmful to treaties and American interests and warning of large costs and lost leverage in negotiations with Germany.
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Thalians
Ning Thompson
Elizabeth Chumley
Adelaide Ruge
Ruth Punc
Mesara
Tommie Johnson
Bob Spence
K. M. McCannless
Conner Howell
C. . Conyers
Julian Ross
Fred McKennie
Ralph Fitts
Jimmie Fulkan
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Germany
Representative Flood
Virginia
Railroads Cannot At Present Grant Decrease Of Rate
Washington June 8 The association of railway executives states U S carriers cannot implement a general freight rate cut for building materials at this time. Materials targeted account for over 25 percent of railroad tonnage. Carriers and shippers alike want lower rates but must first reduce operating costs and boost business to restore net to gross earnings.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Alroads
United States
Association of Railway Executives
Man and Woman Charged In Dan Kaber Death
In Cleveland a man unnamed in reports was held on suspicion of being the slayer of Dan Kaber and will be questioned by the county prosecutor. Also arrested was a woman not named in Sandusky for possible involvement in slow poisoning during his illness and in seeking a beneficiary.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Dan Kaber
Sandusky
Rather
Special Masonic Meeting to lay corner stone at Athens General Hospital
An occasional communication of the Grand Lodge of Georgia will convene in K of P Hall at 4:30 this Thursday morning to lay the corner stone of Athens General Hospital. Most Worshipful Chas L Bass, grand master of Georgia, will preside. Master Masons are invited to attend and participate in the ceremonies. By order of Chas L Bass
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Grand Lodge of Georgia
K. of P. Hall
Athens General Hospital
Chas
L. Base
Georgia
L. Bass
G. Quinn
Georgia Loses Seven GOP Delegates at National Convention
The Republican National Committee today adopted a new basis of representation at national conventions, cutting southern delegates by 40 percent since 1912 and reducing Georgia’s count by seven. John T. Adams of Iowa was chosen as chairman to replace Hays, with Tennessees status clarified in the plan. Henry Lincoln Johnson and H L Remmell led opposition to the reductions.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
John T. Adams
Iowa
Hays
South
Republican Natonal Committee
Chicago
Georgia
Tennessee
H. L. Remmell
Arkanaan
Trustees Meet At UV and State College Annual Sessions
The University of Georgia and the State College of Agriculture boards hold their annual meetings today. The State College session will present Dr. Andrew M. Soule’s annual report. The University Trustees convene at 4 p.m. in the campus library with a roster of state leaders and officials including Governor Hugh Dorsey and president H. D. McDaniel.
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Board of Trustees
University of Georgia
State College of Agriculture
State College of Agriculture Board
Andrew M. Soule
Hugh Dorsey
George F. Gober
Marietta
H. D. McDaniel
Monroe
W. E. Simmons
Lawrenceville
Hamilton McWhorter
Athens
Samuel B. Adams
Savannah
Byron B. Bowers
Bainbridge
James E. Hayes
Montezuma
Henry R. Goetchlux
Columbus
Clark Howell
Atlanta
Lloyd Cleveland
Griffin
Joseph M. Brown
A. J. Cobb
Howardhompson
Gainesville
Bowdre Phinizy
Augusta
John W. Bennett
Waycross
Dudley M. Hughes
Danville
H. J. Rowe
Harry Hodgson
Geo. Foster Peabody
New York
Nat. E. Harris
Macon
R. B. Rus Winder
Peter W. Meldrim
Sava
Hardy
Miller
James J. Conner
Cartersville
Away
Wm. E. Thomas
Valdosta
G. L. Lavvorn
Bowden
M._ L. Brittain
C. Murphey Candler
T. W. Reed
Georgia Rhodes scholars study at Oxford on Rhodes program
Georgia University men have been sent to Oxford as Rhodes scholars from the state. Frank dr. of Americus and Harrold discuss Oxford summers and the appeal of Rhodes study. Dr. Brooks and Dr. Stephens coordinate appointments. Each scholar receives $1,750 yearly from the Rhodes bequest.
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Frank Dr
Americus
Utrera of Georgia
University
England
Hartford College
Oxford
United States
University of Georgia
Georgia
Harrold
Alera Stirling
Bobby Jones
Rhodes Scholarship
Rally at Athens School Friday Meeting on Consolidated Schools
The PTA council urges a Friday 4 30 P M gathering where the school of education will discuss consolidated schools for Athens and Clarke county. Parents are asked to attend to learn details and be prepared to support later action. Community groups and editors from local papers are invited to assist in the movement.
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Athens
Clarke County
P. T. A. Council Iy
School of Education
Educaton
Kiwanis
Rotarians
Chamber of Commerce
Idling Greater Curse Than Work Says Leverhulme
Lord Leverhulme, aged 70, urges that idling shortens life more than hustling. He cites American examples of long lived active men and argues continuous effort preserves health, strength, and national vitality. He spoke at the British Industrial Safety First association meeting and drew on his experience abroad.
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Leverhulme
London
Lord Leverhulme
Britain
England
British Industrial Safety Flrst Association
Te Gald
United States
Great Britain
Sixty six marines convicted in Hadnot raid case
New Orleans telegraph district court found sixty six marine strikers guilty of violating the federal injunction against interference with ships and non union crews. The verdicts set a South region record and prompt sentences by Judge Rufus E Foster with no fixed limit. Attorneys plan simultaneous appeals to the U S Supreme and Circuit Courts.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Federal District Court
South
Rufus E. Foster
United States Supreme and
Circuit Courts
Council Defers Election to June 20 in Athens
Athens city council adjourned Monday night without electing officials whose terms expire, postponing elections to June 20. Only city recorder W. J. Thornton was chosen. The council invited the Georgia Railroad Commission to hear the Athens Railway and Electric petition for a rate increase, agreeing to share hearing costs. The commission set the hearing for June 8 after a postponement from May 19.
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W. J. Thornton
Atvens Stailway & Electric Company
Georgia Railroad Commission
Electric Power Company
Athens
Athens Railway & Electric Company
The Gilded Lily And Doraldina At The Palace And Elite
Two films headline today at the Athena theaters Mae Murray stars in The Gilded Lily at the Palace while Doraldina performs Passin Fruit at the Elite. Both programs run today with strong supporting casts and added Harold Lloyd comedy at the Palace.
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Palace
Elite
Mae Murray
Doraldina
Athens
Miss Murray
the Palace
Harold Lloyd
Senate Approves Army Bill For 150000 Men
Waanington G C June The army appropriation bill carrying 336000000 dollars and providing for a minimum army of 150000 men was passed by the senate this afternoon without roll call. The measure now goes to a conference with the house.
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Waanington
G. C
Senate
House
Lenine presses reform drive as Moscow papers report mixed reaction
Lenine promotes freedom of trade while seeking to keep Communist power intact as Moscow papers reveal conflicting views. Some editors warn that reforms fail, others show peasants backing cooperation with the party. Foreign coverage notes heightened security around Lenine amid assassination rumors.
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Associated Press
Riga
Jones
Nevepe
Moscow
Russia
Lenine
Seckley
Pravda
Tzvestia
Sftgod
Bremta
Romans May Live On Seashore Where Nero Had Palace
The Roman people will soon enjoy a pleasure of the Caesars as the seashore nears the city. A new electric rapid transit line between Rome and Anzio, site of Nero s seashore palace, will begin operation. The journey will take about 45 minutes with trains every half hour, as the present state railroad to Anzio is electrified.
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Associated Press
Rome
Anzio
Nero
Metal Tradesmen Urged to Resist Wage Reductions
Denver on June 8 John O Connell president of the Metal Trades department of the AF of L urged joint action by all metal working trades against further wage reductions and increased hours at the department convention. Building trades workers were also warned that further wage reductions are not justified by William Spencer secretary of the building trades department.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
All Metal Working Trades
John O'Conell
Metal Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Building Trades
William Spencer
Building Trades Department
Fortson Led Athens Kiwanis in Civic Growth and Service
Immediate past president of the Athens Kiwanis club Judge Fortson helped entrench the organization as a powerful civic factor in Athens during his term. A Washington Wilkes native, retired from the presidency, he remains active in club affairs and has long shaped local public life through legal and political work. Born in Washington, he studied at Emory College and the University of Georgia earning a Bachelor of Law in 1901, member of S A E. He advised and presided in bankruptcy matters and succeeded Judge Cobb on the western circuit bench. His birthday is March 22.
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Blanton Fortson E
Athens Kiwanis Club
Athens
Judge Fortson
Washington
Wilkes
Emory College
University of Georgia
S. A. E. Fraternity
Fortson
Baltimore
San Francieco
Andréw J. Cobb
Superior Court
Ond Haad
Athens Elks Hold S Bib Session in Athens Hall
Athens Elks lodge held a Wednesday night meeting with 20 candidates and a parade of novelties. Atlanta visitors praised local hospitality and the lodge announced a 25 percent membership increase and notable donations to Salvation Army and Hebrew Orphans Home.
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Elks Lodge
Athens
Bam D. Little
Atlants Lodge No
Little
Association of Elke
Tyhee
Atlanta
Mr. Little
W. B. Cody
Atlanta Fire Department: J. W. Jantoon, Chief Atlanta Sanitary Department
L. W. Folsom
Ebiberton
Anderson
Athens Lodge of
Riks
Pyth Jrowell
Clagston Street
Iit Ramien
Buuinens
Noviéas
Rome
Rujer Homer Stark
Salvation Army
Hebrew Orphans’ Home
Doctor Charies Herty to Attend Georgia Reunion
Dr Charien H Herty of New York will arrive Monday for a University of Georgia class reunion next week and to visit his sister Mrs W D Hooper in the city.
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Charien H. Herty
New York
City
the Universality of Georgia
W. D. Hooper
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Onford
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Parent-Teacher Association
Hadnot
Railroad Commission
Blanton Fortson
ELKS
Ink P. Hall
Lodge
Charles Herty
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