Georgia to Benefit From G Room Beason Game Benefit
Georgia will host a practice baseball game versus Monroe A. & M. on the 18th with a small admission to fund improvements for the G Room on campus. Last year a football fund raised about 76 dollars. organizers expect similar support from the upcoming event. The G Room serves as a social center for lettermen and hosts visiting athletes.
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Monroe A. & M
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Georgia
Virginia Tech Track Schedule for 1922 Season
L H Roden, manager of the Virginia Tech track team, releases the 1922 schedule. Events list meets at Blacksburg with dates April 13 Pittsburg, April 15 Penn State, April 22 Virginia Military Institute, April 29 Virginia Agricultural High School, May 6 Washington and Lee, and May 12 13 South Atlantic meet at Charlottesville.
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President's Dog Brother Of One That's In Jail
In Fostoria Ohio Keno a thoroughbred Airedale dog owned by President Harding sits in custody after developing a habit of nipping strangers. Police reports detail multiple complaints about the dog and local authorities have confined him.
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Fostoria
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Keno
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Bible Conference at Lucy Cobb on Autographs and Versions
A goodly number of men and women gathered at Lucy Cobb at 9 30 p m for the first period of study of Biblical literature. Dr Morgan traced how autographs became translations and traced the movement from Caedmon to the King James Version. The schedule lists Hebrew Scriptures on Tuesday and New Testament literature on Wednesday with further topics through Friday. Rev Percival Campbell Morgan spoke at First Baptist on Monday at 11 about Christ calling believers to a life beyond negation, urging perseverance toward fulfillment, victory and glory.
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the Great
Wycliffe
Tyndale
Coverdale
Episcopal Church
Matthews
John Rogers
Ings
Crammer
Cromwell
Whitchurch
Geneva
First Baptist Church
Percival Campbell Morgan
Christ
Church of God
Maryland Sees Great Game In Bulldog Meet
Maryland announces a 26 game baseball schedule under Athletic Director H Byrd featuring Navy, South Carolina, Georgia, Oglethorpe, Georgia Tech, North Carolina State, and North Carolina. Nineteen games are at home with dates in April and May listed for key matchups.
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Maryland
Birth of twin daughters announced at Athens General
Society notes report the birth of twin daughters at Athens General Hospital on Sunday March 12. Mrs Julia Rogers spent Monday in Atlanta. Mrs John Booth visited Atlanta Monday. Rev W H Faust and Rev J B McWhorter of Winder attended the Bible conference sessions Monday. Mr William Burch of Winder spent Monday at Athena. Miss Mary Ann Lipscomb left Sunday for Athens to study at Lucy Cobb Institute after visiting her parents on Peach Tree Street.
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Clarence Chandler
Athens General Hospital
John Booth
Atlanta
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J. B. McWhorter
Winder
William Burch of
Athena
Mary / Ann. Lipscomb
Athens
Lucy Cobb Institute
Rutherford Lipscomb
Peach Tree Street
Atlanta Journal
Georgia Roads Beset by Severe Conditions in All Regions
Highway Weather Service reports extremely bad road conditions across central and northern Georgia with many routes nearly impassable from Atlanta outward. Some improvements noted in two days of fair weather, but full traffic may take days. Paved roads mostly passable while southern areas near Montezuma remain flooded and impassable.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Montezuma
National Bank Call Friday March 10 Nationwide
Washington report says the comptroller of the currency orders all national banks to report their condition at the close of business on Friday March 10. The action aims to standardize data across institutions and assess financial health nationwide.
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National Bank
Washington
Government Eyes Limited Action in Coal Strike Crisis
Washington officials say a strike due April 1 may be inevitable. Public welfare governs any intervention, with coal stocks enough for ten weeks and production from nonunion mines and union territory likely to ease shortages. Government aims to avoid forcing talks, awaiting impact on public convenience and potential disruption.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Davis
How to Remove Coffee Stains from Fabric
Fresh coffee stains can be removed from fabric by placing fabric over a basin and pouring hot water through. If stains are very obstinate dissolve a little borax in the water.
Trend of Business from Iron Trade Review charts
The Trend of Business reports improving trade and business sentiment with fewer adverse features. Industrial production, automobile output, and freight movement rise. credit and foreign exchange show strength. security markets advance, while the Iron Trade Review Index slips as prices adjust and copper weakens on demand.
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Iron Trade Review
Federal Reserve
Europe
America's Bombshell prompts reparations rethink in Europe
English papers comment on American demands over Rhine occupation costs and reparations. The Daily Chronicle and Westminster Gazette discuss potential shifts in allied payments, while Berlin and London sources note American actions could strain the Genoa talks and Berlin's view of German policy. NIBBLE BOX and GoAton reinstatement noted.
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Eee
America
Kenny
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Daily Chronicle
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the Gazette
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Morning Post
Berlin
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Germany
France
Realism In Art The Bank Says Joseph C Lincoln
Hackensack N J readers learn Joseph C Lincoln, Cape Cod fiction author, defends realism as balanced. He rejects the notion that realism is only sordid, noting life contains both hardship and warmth. Lincoln discusses his views on modern drama and literature, and his own approach to entertaining, humane realism.
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Realism
Joseph C. Lincoln
C. Lincoln
Cape Cod
Lincoln
Cuno
Eaphatte
Bayer
Hotel fined for breaking Prohibition laws in Chicago
A Chicago hotel was fined 75 000 dollars for violating Prohibition statutes. Court records show the total fines levied against the establishment and related parties reach 825 000 dollars. The action follows enforcement efforts by Prohibition authorities and addresses violations observed on the 26th.
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