Barrow Named Chancellor by Unanimous Board Vote at University
Prof David C Barrow was unanimously elected chancellor by the university Board of Trustees after strong support from trustees students and alumni. Dean C M Snelling was elected vice chancellor while Barrow thanked the campus crowd and praised student conduct as key to his appointment.
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David C. Barrow
Trimatees
Charles M. Snelling
Franklin College
Barrow
University
David Crenshaw Barrow
Board of Trust
George Foster Peabody
Widnyew
Professor Barrow
Prankin College
C. M. Snelling
Department of Mathematics
Georgia
Uncle Dave
Tle
Dean Snelling
Gression
Prof Davenport goes to New York for summer work
Prof U K Davenport of the University of Georgia will spend the summer in New York. He has received a splendid offer from the acme firm J G White Co to work on an electrical line aligning with his university duties. He seeks to gain further knowledge in his profession.
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U. K. Davenport
University of Georgia
New York
Davenport
Denmark Library Gift to University of Georgia Noted
The law library of the late Brantley A. Denmark and his son Thomas N. Denmark is donated to the University Law Department. The gift, praised by the widow, enlarges the department’s resources as the Denmarks’ estate, estimated at 150000 dollars, will pass to the university after Mrs. Denmark’s death.
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University of Georgia
Law
Brantley A. Denmark
Szanah
Thomas N. Denmark
Law Department
Thomas N. Son
Brantley Denmark
Denmark
University of
Yale
Dexter
Barnes
Atlanta
Library of
al Son
Offici
University of Gegreta
Tragnee
Airman
Alumni Meeting on Georgia Campus Today
Alumni Society of the University of Georgia convenes at Phi Kappa Hall at 10 AM with Judge BE Callaway presiding. Col. D. B. Hamilton delivers the Endowment report amid reports on campus building funds and Y M C A contributions. An oration by Hon. William Fleming precedes the Denmark Hall banquet. Afternoon chapel event features branch college orations.
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The
University of Georgia
Phi Kappa Hall
Judge BE
Hw, Callaway
Augusta
J. W. Read
IT. E. Munger
William It. Fleming
Denmark Hall
Legiolators Inspect University of Georgia in City
The Georgia House committee on the University has assembled to inspect the institution and its work. Members include J. H. Rucker as chairman and others. They will stay through commencement and report to the General Assembly later this month. A reward offered for a lost gold brooch near University Chapel.
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House of Representatives
University of Georgia
General Assembly
University Chapel
Belle Poer
D. J. Quillian
Prof Sanford Advanced to Junior Professor of English
Prof S V Sanford of the University was yesterday advanced by the trustees from adjunct to junior professor of English literature. The move pleases his many friends and reflects his meritorious work in the department.
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S. V. Sanford
University
Very Best Remedy for Bowel Trouble
Mr M F Burroughs of Bimtfton Indiana endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best cure for bowel trouble after years of use in his family. Available from H R Palmer Sons and W J Smith & Bro.
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M. F. Burroughs
Bimtfton
Ind
Chamberlain
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
Reunion of 1886 Class Plans Banquet at Hodgson Home
The 1886 University class holds a reunion dinner at the Hodgson home on Cobb street tonight. Forty eight graduates started the class with many now deceased, but over forty members are living and expected to attend. Living members listed with city and state addresses include W L Clay Savannah J D Carswell Savannah J B Carter Atlanta and many others across Georgia and beyond.
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A. H. Hodgson
Cobb Street
University
W. L. Clay
Savannah
J. D. Carswell
J. B. Carter
W. C. Cousins
Atlanta
S. T. Conyers
Nellanta
J. B. Dudley
J. J. Gilbert
Columbus
N. L. Hutchins
Lawrenceville
Sanders McDaniel
John
H. Slaton
R. D. Meador
Brunswick
C. I. Mell
Athens
J. B. Lutes
Military Ball at Ath ens Opens Commencement Week Tradition
University cadets hosted a pree hall military ball in Ath ens marking the first such event during commencement. Decorations featured college colors cross-guns swords and stacked arms with chaperones Mrs White Mrs Hart Mrs Benedict Mrs Homer Nicholson and Miss Frierson. Haughey's orchestra provided music and several debutantes including Miss Cora Younger Miss Mary Lou Yancey Miss Isabel Fleming Miss Cora Hunt and Miss Floride Groover drew attention for their formal gowns. An unrelated health testimonial from Willis T. Morgan praises Dr King's New Discovery for lung ailments.
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University
Deupree Hall
Athens
Cora Younger
Richmond
Val
Floride Groover
Jacksonville
White
Hart
Benedict
Homer Nicholson
Frierson
Debating chaps Demosthenians win after chapel clash
Debaters from the Demosthenians and Phi Kappa met at the University Chapel for a yearly clash on the Interstate Commerce Commission powers to set railway rates. The Demosthenians, led by Stakes and Moon, prevailed over Phi Kappa with judges including Judge Emory Speer.
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Interstate Commerce Commision
Ail Commission
Demosthenians
Messrs
T. G. Stakes
A. H. Moon
Messrs. Mo FP
Goldstein
P. R. Weltner
Phi Kappa
Talmadge Swell Winn
Savannah
John Kenneth MacDonald
Athens
Horatio
Musse
Julian James Willingham
Forsyth
Demosthenian
the Eternal Confiiet
Scoreboard snippets from regional races and matches
At Little Rock no game noted. In New Orleans RH E New Orleans 1011 3 Birmingham 445 Phillips Stratton Clark Sallee Garvin. Memphis TR HE Memphis 152 Atlanta 3 7 6 Chark Churlburt Burnum Evers. Shreveport RHE Shreveport 3.8 2 Nashville 173 Beeker Dadey Dunn Coo gan.
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New Orleans
Birmingham
Phillips
Stratton
Clark
Sallee and Garvin
Memphis
Atlanta
Chark
Churlburt
Burnum
Evers
Shereveport
Sherevport
Nashville
Beeker and
Dadey
Dunn and
Coogan
Corrected Advertisement For Northwestern Mutual Insurance
Corrected ad for agent A. H. Milstead appears in The Banner. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co offering a hundred dollar cure claim and notes internal dosage and claimed efficacy against catarrh. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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A. H. Milstead
Northwestern Mutual
The
Banker
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Hill
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Mrs. Eckford
William Henry Eckford
Alice Adams
Sallie Harrison
Toccoa
Adams
Miss Harrison
Belle Eckford
Mary Egan
Mary Hill
Greenville
John S. Cowles
Marshall Eckford
Carrie Sisson
DeLos Hill
W. P. Patillo
Lula Slaton
Atlanta Journal
Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
UNIV
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D. B. Hamilton
Messrs. W. Woods White
State
Y. M
Messrs. J. H. Rucker
John M. Slaton
L. H. O. Martin
J. J. Conner
Jackson
Jones
M. J. Calvin
P. A. Stovall
A. A. Lawrence
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Polly
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Mary Lou Yancey
Rome
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Cora Hunt
Pensacola
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Concord
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Euler B. Smith
Demosthenian Society
Phi Kappa Societies
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W. M. Slaton
Luther Martin
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John Burke Harris
Macon
Anon
Sidney Oslin Smith
Gainesville
Warren
Burke
Harold Irwin Reynolds
Lexington
Knight
Guy Oslin Whelchel
Comer
Surrey
Cooke
John Alexander Davison
the Black Horse
Hig
Lippard
Milton B
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James Samuel Russey
Jnr
Phi Kappa—Stars and Stripes
Tull
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Henry L. J. Williams
George Hazelhurst Gillon
Foundation
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Park
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J. A. Sibley
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Leada
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