Seniors Visit Gainesville Schools on Today
On Wednesday morning May 5 the entire senior class of the State Normal School will leave Athens to tour Gainesville studying the school system. The rally will include Prof H D Meyer Prof D J Harnest Prof H B Ritchie and Miss Laura Elder. The party visits Gainesville High School then tours by auto with Supt J A Merchon and high school students. They will see Riverside Chattahoochee Park Drenau and New Holland. The group will be entertained by Miss Katherine Dozier and the New Holland faculty. Lime will be served in the commodious recreation hall after which the New Holland schools will be visited.
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State Normal School
Athens
Sc Ore
Jill Gainesville
H. D. Meyer
D. J. Harnest
H. B. Ritchie
Amd
Laura Elder
Gainesville
J. A. Merchon
Riverside
Chattahoochie Park
Drenau
New Holland
Katherine Dozier
Presbyterians Back Unity Campaign Cooperation
St Louis May 24 The Southern Presbyterian assembly voted to cooperate with the federal council of churches unity drive and to contribute a fair share of the $300000 council expense fund. It declined to endorse national disestablishment, urging the council handle that matter itself.
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St. Louis
Church Unity Campaign
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ
Amero
Southern Presbyterian Church
Movement For National
Council
Bodiey
Menace to Citrus Orchards Found in New Orleans
The discovery in New Orleans of camphor on an insect pest once confined to Asia was called a "dire menace" to citrus orchards. Washington reports the department warned of the risk unless the pest is checked, and New Orleans authorities began active steps to counter the threat.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Asia
Department of
Said
Grand Lodge Directory Names Key Officials Across States
The directory lists Grand Master Rob J. Smith of Commerce and Deputy Grand Master J. Wil er of Savannah along with Grand Wardens J. A. Perry in water capital Atlanta and other high ranks. It notes Grand Secretary T. H. Robertson of Gainesville, Grand Treasurer J. E. Bodenhamer of Decatur, and multiple Grand Representatives including W. A. Slaton of Washington and T. Henry of Lavonia. Names like Fy Rauschen burg, Thirlwell, AL D. Beas of Austisa, Paul Lo Lindnay of Tucker, and M. J. Daniell of Griffin appear among the officers, with D. L. Nichols of Atlanta listed as Grand Herald.
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J. Smith
Commerce
J. 8. Wiler
Savannah
J. A. Perry
Wate Capitol
Atlanta
T. H. Robertson
Gainesville
Gram
J. E. Bodenhamer
Decatur
W. A. Slaton
Washington
TU. Henry
Lavonia
Fy Rauschenburg
Thirlwell
AL D. Bea
Children May Party A Great Success In Athens
Hundreds of Athens children gathered on the High school campus to enjoy games and patriotic exercises honoring Henry Woodfin Grady. They presented flowers to his old home and were entertained at the Normal school with folk songs and dinners. The event, organized by Mrs. George A. Mell, aimed to teach about uniting the North and South after war.
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Athens
Georgia
Henry Woodfin Grady
Normal School
State Normal School
Grady
North
Morris Band
George A. Mell
Rickenbacker Lands in Redwood City Flight to Capital
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, former American ace, arrived in Redwood City near San Francisco as he completes the second leg of his flight toward Washington. The veteran aviator's stop marks a milestone in the cross country journey amid celebratory attention from local crowds.
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San Francisco
Calif
Eddie Rickenbacker
Redwood City
Here
Wash
President Zayas Now at Read of Government Cuba
Havana May 24 Dr Alfredo Zayas the new president of Cuba is a 60 year old author and lawyer educated at the University of Havana He played a leading role in the independence movement was jailed in 1806 later released and entered active politics He founded the Patriotic Committee served in constitutional and liberal parties and helped shape island laws He has announced plans to seek a modification of the Cuba United States commercial treaty and favors expanding trade. total U S Cuba commerce stood at 41515 million in 1917 with American imports 18988 million and Cuban sugar tobacco exports 22527 million
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Cuba
Alfredo Zayas
Cub
University of
Revolutionary Party
Spain
Africa
Estrada Palma
Zayay
Revolutionary Committee
Palma
Zayats
Hed
Academy of History
Sociedad Economics
Zayas
United States
Argentina
Chile
Brazil
Mexico
Mayflower Now In Chesapeake Bay
The presidential yacht Mayflower with the President and Mrs. Harding aboard, returning from New York, was reported late tonight proceeding up the Chesapeake Bay to Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
New York
Chesapeake Bay
Washington
Grand Lodge Sessions Open For Pilgrim Knights in Athens
Pilgrim Knights of Orient, Pharaoh Palace Atlanta, Mizra Palace Macon, and Cairo Palace Columbus gather for Grand Lodge sessions. Parades, band concerts, and a large march plan mark the event with Athens hosting activities and a session at the Georgian Hotel.
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Pharoah Palace
Atlanta
Columbus
Mycon
Georgian Hotel
Mizra Palace
Macon
Pilgrim Boys
Grand Lodge
Ile
Washington Street
Clayton
Clayton Street
College Avenue
Broad Street
Thomas Street
Washington
Pilgrim Knights
Pilgrim Knights of Oriente
E. A. Gaubhan
Orients
Hey
Pharaoh Palace
Cairo Palace
Pharsah
Rural Carriers Meet at Winterville Decoration Day
The annual meeting of the R. F. D. carriers of the eighth district will be held at Winterville on May 30 Decoration day. Capt C. W. Parker of Elberton will deliver an address after which an old time barbecue will be served. All R. F. D. carriers and post masters are invited to the meeting.
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Eighth District
Winterville
C. W. Parker
Elberton
Tennessee Will Join Pacific Fleet Soon
The Navy Department announced Tennessee, the battleship recently completed all final fittings and accepted by the department, will leave to join the Pacific Fleet. It was indicated the ship will operate from California and head toward the Pacific theater.
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Washington, D. C
Tennessee
Navy Department
California
Pasig
Atwood Urges Peace at Grady Memorial
Kansas City jurist John P. Atwood spoke at the Grady birth anniversary memorial in Atlanta on May 24 urging America to seek world peace. Governors and mayors sent wreaths and Georgia societies contributed floral offerings, while the ceremony included his address prayers and military honors. Melville J. Stone of the Associated Press attended from out of town.
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Atlanta
America
John P. Atwood
Kansas City
Henry W. Grady
Iduny
Georgia
Alwood
Melville J. Stone
Associated Press
Diplomas Presented to Athens High School Graduates
Seventy two boys and girls at Athens High School received diplomas in a packed University Octagon. The crowd overflowed the pavilion, with many turned away. The program featured the High School band, orchestra, a poem by Esther Bush, and remarks by Mr M G Michael. Dr John Mell delivered the diplomas and the school song closed the 1920 21 session.
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Athens
Athens High School
University Octagon
J. 5 Seredy
Courage
Thomas Pitzgerald ‘Green, Jr
Esther Bush
Lage
M. G. Michael
F—Rubinstein
John D. Mell
Celens Michiel
Carnival Thursday Show Promoted by D A R in Athens
The D A R sponsored carnival Thursday promises a guaranteed show with vaudeville acts, dancing, songs, and other features. The museum will display relics and belles and beaus, and a fortune teller will read the future, offering a lively evening with a country store and refreshments.
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Athens
Regetak Assembly Names Long List Of Officers
In a historic roll call the Regetak Assembly announces its officers and clerical leadership. Nan Singletary of Thomasville is named Prevident while Mrs. Gausale Trippe of Atlanta serves as View Piresident. Other posts include Warden Mrs. 8. H. Edge, Stereury Mrs. M. C. Strickland, and Treasurer Miss Ivle Henderson of Savannah. Chaplin Mrs. Marlon Wood-Mure of Augusta, alongside numerous guardians and guards, complete the roster with Alma Lumpkin of Columbus as Inside Guardian.
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Nan Singletary
Thomasville
View Piresident
Gausale Trippe
Atlanta
H. Edge
Amer
Stereury
M. C. Strickland
Sonduetor
Annie Lent
Inside Guardia
Mra
C, 8
Collink, Mavon
Onteide Guardian
Misa Alma Lumpkin
Colunbus
Duty changes sought to take effect on tariff bill
Washington May 248 A meeting of the house republicans was called for June 1 to consider the Longworth resolution authorizing the ways and means committee to make import duties in the permanent tariff bill effective immediately upon its introduction. Longworth argued the tariff must not be delayed to avoid floods of foreign products. democrats were expected to oppose the measure.
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Warhington
D. C
House
Longworth
Ways and Means
Ulster Seething Over Elections Votes Counted
Belfast reports intense public reaction as vote counting for the new parliament begins after a polarized election. Police monitored incidents across Protestant and Catholic areas while the pro unionist outcome dominates. Counting starts Wednesday morning.
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Ulster
Alonzo Gordon Dudley of Athens Rotary Leader Profile
Alonzo Gordon Dudley is described as a prominent Athens manufacturer and public spirited citizen. A native of Athens, he arrived about 30 years ago and built a highly successful career through hard work and dedication. His ventures include the Climax Milla product line and the large capacity Manufacturing Company, reflecting his influence in local industry and community initiatives.
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Alonzo Gordon Dudley
Athens
J Manufacturing, Co
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