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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1921

Page

3

Scout Party Heads to Tallulah Falls Camp Site

A scouting party led by W. T. Forbes and Alfred Parham travels by auto to Tallulah Falls then hikes five miles to the Chatooga camping rounds to inspect the site. They plan to arrange supplies with local friends and coordinate camp equipment hauling. A camp conference for campers and girls’ camp participants is set at the YMCA at 3:30 PM Wednesday.

W.T. Forbes Athens Young Men’s Christian Association Alfred Parham W. T. Forbes, Jr Tallulah Falls Chatooga Messrs Stone and Atkins Assorciation J. B. Harvey Tallulah Wwen Forbes Jeter Tb Bey Ant Ory

New YMCA Baseball Schedule Arranged

The YMCA schedules show games set for June 27 and June 30 with matchups including Wisconsin against Teersday and Dullaloon versus Tigers. Other entries note Wild Cats against Dull Dogs on Thursday and LA Gate versus Tisere with additional July dates and clashes such as Wild alt against Englea.

Dullaloon Tigers Wild Cats Dull Dogs

Eagles vs Tigers headline lists team rosters

A fragmentary sports item names rosters for the Eagles and Tigers with captains and players such as Julien Erwin and Fleet Lanier among listed teammates. The text reads like a matchup note with no clear game result or venue.

Tigers Fleet Lanier Whitey” Davis E. H. Dorsey, Jr Hugh Hodison W. T. Forbes, Sr Clyde Anderson Cook W. K. Meadow Abit Nix W.L. Bradberry L. A. Boots G. A. Booth Marvin Cox Louis Scarborough Eagles

Bulldogs Beat Bearcats 5-0 in Homely Contest

The Bulldogs defeated the Bearcats 5 to 0 as Lampkin and Wilkins starred with timely hits and solid fielding. Cabaniss misplayed a few plays at short. Morton Hodgeron, Pat Lampkin, and Bob McWhorter contributed offense while Dews and Crane battled in the field. The game featured injuries and close plays, with Bear Cats' Bill Crane knocked down in the eighth inning.

Cabaniss M. Conolly M. Hodgson Bill Crane Conolly P. Weatherly Pope Holliday Dr. Clark H.R. E Sy Rocco Ase Miewhorter Bob McWhorter Wsivs Pat Lampkin Dews Dane Tasetion Jack Wilkins Hind Morton Dr. Cabaniss Bear Cats Costa Dub" Thornton Nethling Orton Hodgaon

New Coach Tosses Doubtful Pitcher Roles Amid Hopes

Pat Lampkin calls Morton a lemon as a new pitcher while Dr. Holliday vows to become the best second-sacker with time. Bob McWhorter suggests assigning regular duty to the reported second-base plan.

Kin Pat Lampkin Morton Dr. Holliday Bob McWhorter

Bills Introduced in the House Yesterday in Georgia

Georgia lawmakers introduced a range of measures including a constitutional move to relocate the state capital to Macon, a county road safety mound requirement near rail crossings, a Brantley relocation to McHunter, malaria funding for the health board, repeal of the tax equalization law, prohibition of tick infested cattle shipments, witness fee adjustments, revision of dental board conflict rules, and creation of Peach County from Houston and Macon counties. Additional items cover uniform municipal tax dates, title action by remaindermen, secret ballots in elections, repeal of labor contract sections, hotel tipping repeal, abolition of a special railroad attorney, and valuation of bonds held by insurers.

Atlanta Macou Malone Bibb Strickland Brantley Hoboken McHunter Vocelle Camden State Board of Health Watkins Butts Dickerson Clinch Hunter Chatham Atkinson Fulton Houston Peach Macon Whitley Douglas Georgia Gwinnett Neill Muscogee Way of Liberty Hoyle Randolph Smith Mariwether MeIntyrg Thomas Ife Insurance Companies

Farmers Indicted for Peonage Crime by Federal Grand Jury

Atlanta reporters note that Alton Biles of Pike County J B Biles Roy Leach and Reg Leach of Spalding County were indicted by a federal grand jury for peonage. The defendants allegedly bailed out enslaved individuals from jails and stockades and kept them in servitude.

Associated Press Atlanta, Ga Alton Biles Pike County J. B. Biles Roy Leach Reg. Leach Spalding County

Foreign Trade Banking Corp Dissolves Stockholders Say

New York announces the Foreign Trade Banking Corporation has dissolved with all debts settled and liquidation voluntary. A stockholders meeting confirmed the action.

New York Foreign ‘Trade Banking Corporation Ploas Oday Pgwis

Senator Herbert Clay Named Georgia Senate Presiding Officer

Speaker Clay of the Georgia Senate, an alumnus of the University of Georgia, is a well known Athens figure with deep alumni ties. He pledges to be a fair, impartial presiding officer as the legislature faces a difficult session amid strained state finances and broad challenges requiring cooperation.

Herbert Clay Georgia Senate University of Georgia Athens Jess Senate Clay Solutnront

Spangles on simple frocks for college girl designs

The article describes white spangled net outfits for young women, featuring a long-waisted blouse and straight gathered skirt. It notes required fabric amounts for a medium size and lists Pictorial Review Dress No. 9105 for ages 16 to 20, priced at 35 cents with transfer options in blue or yellow for 25 cents.

Georgette

DRESSMAKER MADE WELL BY REMEDY ADVERTISEMENT

A torn notice from a vintage page shows a dressmaker claiming relief from chronic pains after using an advertised remedy. The letter mentions Mrs W M Steps of Vernon Texas and promotes an mail order medicine as a trusted confidant for sufferers.

Rerson W. M. Steps Cameree Vernon Texss Uae

Georgia Governor Harawick Delivers Inaugural Address

Governor Thomas W. Harawick vows a nonretributive administration in Georgia. He asks for bipartisan support, pledges fair committee placements, and aims to serve the Senate and state honorably, hoping to emulate his revered predecessor and father.

Thomas W. Harawick Georgia

Cardut praised by Kernersville resident in testimonial

The narrator, Wesley Mabe, says Cardut helped him after a weak period and improved appetite and sleep. He credits Cardut with restoring strength and claims his daughter also recovered, noting its long history of use.

Kernersville N. C Wesley Mabe Es Here Cardus Iaa Cardut

Water Power Bills Seek Municipal Bond Powers

Two bills promoted by municipal ownership advocates aim to amend the state constitution to allow counties and cities to issue bonds for water power development and operation. The bills are not expected to be introduced in the legislature soon, and this marks the third consecutive session featuring similar proposals.

Atlanta

Obscure Open Era Debate Hinted for This Year

A terse note indicates the open era may see a controversial number rule introduced this year despite prior objections. No specific figures or names are provided in the readable text.

House Memorializes Representative Lee

The Georgia house adopted a memorial resolution for Hon. R. A. Lee of Quitman County who died in action. A copy of the resolution was prepared and forwarded to his wife.

Atlanta House R. A. Lee Quitman County

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YMCA New Y.M.C. A Wisc Nee Tueaday Buffaloes Dys Jonday, Duly Wild Alt Va Englea Cate Wild Cate Daffaloes Baffaloos Deere Bulldogs Marton Conolly W. PA Pittard Hodgson W. H Cabanise Walter Pope M. B. Wingfield Wi Baxter, John Nicholson R. W. Me‘rum F. C. Miller Bull Dogs Robert McWhorter Abe Link Booze McWhorter Harrie Dews George Thornton EB. Lamkin W. B. Thornton Gus Rocca Tony Costa G. W. Griffeth Joe Costa Murray Soule Garland Hulme Harrie Dews, Jr Neibling Howard McWhorter Starr Smith J. D. Bradwell Francis Price Fred McEntire D. D. Quillian William Sizer Guy Hancock Harry Cason David Michael Frank Murray Chandler Wingfield Julien Erwin Henry Bacon Frank Holden Chick” Owens Hope Smith Rucker Ginn George Williams Ed Hightower James Head Harry Burton Howell Cobb Ed Porter Sam Foster W. EB. Hopkins J. C. Hutchins, Jr Ernest Hollingsworth Abe Goodman Fred Dean D. MceDorman N. G Slaughter R. L. Mossell Ross Crane J. K. Bullock Norvell Roy Dean Joel A. Wier Wade Parr Fred Davis Bulldogs Bear Bearcats Sam Woods Mountains North Carolina of Athens Y.W.C. C Carolina Lady Lee The Banner Athens, Ga Cent Chas. Stern Co
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