Trustees Meet Today At State College of Agriculture
The State College of Agriculture trustees convene in annual session at the college office of President Soule at 9 a.m. The board includes members Bennett Newton Hughes Hardman Conner Neely McMullan Thrash and officers Conner Reed Soule, with Hardman Newton McMullan as executive committee. They will hear the president’s report and discuss campus progress and planned co operative work with the agriculture department. Soule plans a busy summer visiting agricultural centers and studying rural credit systems.
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State College of Agriculture
Soule
University
John W. Bennett
Waycross
John T. Newton
Madison
Dudley M. Hughes
Danville
Ird
Experiment Station Board
Famartine G. Hardman
Commerce
James J. Conner
Atlanta
Robert C. Neely
Waynesboro
Andrew J. McMullan
Hartwell
Sth
Ee College
Messrs
L. G. Hardman
J. T. Newton
Andrew McMullan
Thnrtwell
Alew
Europe
Washington City
Department of Agriculture
Mrs Pavish at Baldwin Cottage sale offer in city
Mrs Paul Pavishh is visiting for a few days and will sell the Baldwin cottage on Milledge Avenue. The property fronts 250 feet, has a servants’ house and bar, a spring, and a six room house. Bargain price for those interested, call Mrs Pavish at Worsey’s, phone 165.
Court session held in Walton County at Monroe
Judge Brand and Solicitor Gamble preside over a special term of Walton County Superior Court in Monroe during the current week.
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Walton
Brand Solicitor Gamble
Monroe Week
Walton Superior Court
Eighth District R F D Carriers Hold Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Eighth District R F D carriers will be held in this city next Saturday at Woodmen hall on Clayton street. A fine program is planned with addresses of interest. S. C. Cartledge serves as president and has long served the association guiding improvements. Officers include 8. C. Cartledge president E. H. Agnew Cannon vice president and J. J. Rucker Royston secretary and treasurer. Athens will warmly welcome the carriers and the day promises a pleasant visit for all attendees.
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Woodmen Hall
Clayton Street
S. C. Cartledge
Association
C. Cartledge
E. H. Agnew
Cannon
Senior Class Banquet Promises Brilliant Georgia Event
The University of Georgia seniors plan their June 11 banquet with toastmasters and a slate of toasts from William Ledgat Hitchcock James Bennett Conyers Henry Towns Maddux Chauncey Vance Middlebrooks David Knox McKamy Edison Collins Westbrook George Lowndes Harrison LeRoy Michael Casper Ira Funkenstein Russell Hugo Patterson Fred Capers Jordan Joe Stern Myers George Barnes Barrett Charles Baldwin McDan iel Jr. The program features many notable speakers from Athens Atlanta Dalton Gainesville Augusta Monticello and Dallas. Tickets available through June 9.
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University of Georgia
Robert Jigon McWhorter
William Ledgat Hitchcock
Dallas
James Bennett Conyers
Cartersville
Henry Towns
Maddux
Culloden
Chauncey Vance Middlebrooks
Atlanta
David Knox McKamy
Dalton
Ags
Edison Collins Westbrook
Gainesville
George Lowndes Harrison
LeRoy Michael
Athens
Casper Ira Funkenstein
Russell Hugo Patterson
Fred Capers Jordan
Monticello
Joe Stern Myers
George Barnes Barrett
Augusta
Tech
Charles Baldwin McDaniel, Jr
Prof Earnest In Demand As Commencement Speaker
Prof D L Earnest of the State Normal School is in demand this week as a commencement speaker. He spoke last night at Buckhead and is set to speak today at Palmetto, with two more dates remaining on this speech tour. He is noted for sharing interesting insights at school gatherings.
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D. L. Earnest
State Normal School
Buckhead
Palmetto
Negotiations progress at Niagara Falls mediation talks
Washington reports cabinet optimism after a meeting on May 26 as messages from the Niagara Falls mediation conference suggest a preliminary basis for a peaceful solution to the Mexican question. A signed protocol is imminent though terms remain undisclosed.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Niagara Falls
United States
Carranza
Washington
Mexico City
Niagara
Mexico
Justice Lamar
Mexican Congress
Free Give Away of Stock at Jay H. Epting Co
The Jay H. Epting Co at 878 Broad Street announces a Thursday morning free distribution of fifty packages containing dresses kimonos waists hats purses and more. The sale aims to attract customers with no purchase required as long as you arrive after 9 o clock on May 28 and receive a free ticket for a package.
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Jay H. Epting
Classic Theater Presents Lucile Love and Universal Ike
Today's program features the drama Lucile Love the Girl of Mystery in two reels and the comedy Universal Ike and School Belle with livelystage entertainment.
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Universal Ike
Mystery of man killed by Central of Georgia cleared
The body of W. F. Garner, found beside the Central of Georgia Railway near Watkinsville, will be shipped to East Point for funeral arrangements. Eyeing speculation on his past, investigators note heavy drinking, eight beer bottles nearby, and a large wen on his left hand aiding positive identification by East Point authorities.
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Central OF Georgia
W. F. Garner
Central of Georgia Railway
Watkinsville
East Point
Atlanta
Eufaula
Ala
North Carolina
Jackson County
Committee Accepts New Court House From Contractors
The committee in charge of the new court house construction virtually accepted the building from the contractors after a meeting. The structure is complete and according to specifications aside from minor items like brass balustrade railing. The committee praised smooth progress and good relations with contractors and commissioners. Remarkably there will be a balance of about 1500 dollars from the bond issue to return to the treasury after site improvements and walks. This mirrors a previous city hall project with leftover funds.
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Court House
Canning Club Agents Gather for Georgia Conference
More than fifty canning club agents from numerous counties converge on the State College of Agriculture for a conference with Miss Elizabeth Holt and Mr J Phil Campbell. District agents also meet for instructions while county agents observe hands on canning. Young women's Christian Association provides meals as agents stay near the college. The work is highlighted as one of the finest and most practical parts of the extension program.
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Canning Club
State College of Agriculture
Elizabeth Holt
J. Phil Campbell
Georgia
Farmers’ Clubs
Canning Clubs
State College
Young Women's Christian Association
Roosevelt Recites Nine Hour Washington Day Exertions
President Roosevelt spent a long day in Washington detailing his Brazilian explorations to the National Geographic Society and Smithsonian visitors. He lectured at Convention Hall on a new South American river and challenged cartographers to verify his Madeira river discovery while promising Progressive support for the coming campaign.
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Associated Press
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
National Geographic Society
Smithsonian Institution
Arica
White House
Smithsonian
Senator Lodge
G. H. Grosvenor
The
Geographic Society
Brazil
Laura Muller
Roosevelt
Madiera
Athens Board Elects Teachers for Public Schools
The Athens board of education elected the full public school staff for the coming year led by Superintendent G G Bond for a three year term. Several resignations were accepted including Marvin B Perry and Paul Anderson, with reassignment to roles in Atlanta and Blakely respectively.
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Board of Education
City of
Athens
G. G. Bond
Marvin B. Perry
Paul Anderson
Perry
Mell
American Book Company
Southern
Atlanta
Anderson
Martin Institute
Blakely
Smoak
Kauffman
Mary Cumbus
Marvey Seagraves
Hodges
Marshall speaks in Atlanta on 1916 GOP, Wilson plan, states rights
Vice President Marshall told Agnes Scott college and Georgia Tech students in Atlanta on May 26 that Wilson’s program will pass this session. He expects Roosevelt to seek the presidency in 1916 on a third ticket, and says progressives and Republicans will not unite. He doubts national prohibition will pass, arguing it infringes on states rights.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Marshall
Agnes Scott College
Georgia School of Technology
Salvia cast announced for University of Georgia commencement play
The first definite cast of characters for Salvia the Thalian play at the University of Georgia has been announced. The melodrama written by Victor Victor of Atlanta features Col. Carter George Julian Hirschberg, Tom Sanderson Louis Pinkussohn, Amy George Mary Lyndon, John Barton Clark Howell Jr Sinclair Durand, and W. T. Jenkins in speaking roles.
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Thalian
University of Georgia
Dramatic Club
Victor Victor
Atlanta
Salvia
Col
Carter George
Julian Hirschberg
Dois Sanderson
Gertrude Bernstein
Tom Sanderson
Louis Pinkussohn
Amy George
Mary Lyndon John Barton
Clark Howell, Jr
Sinclair Durand
Henry Howard Verey
TL Jenkins
Prospects of Panama tolls repeal vote slim this week
Washington May 26. Prospects of a vote this week on the Panama tolls exemption repeal grew dim as several senators said they would speak. Adjournment likely Saturday Memorial Day. Senators Jones and Ransdell, opponents, spoke today.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Jones
Ransdell
Hearings Postponed for a Week in New Haven Investigation
Washington D C May 26 The Interstate Commerce Commission delayed hearings to allow special examiners to inspect the books of J Pierpont Morgan & Co and the late J Pierpont Morgan papers. The pause follows Charles S Mellen’s claim that his father spoke truthfully. Directors past and present will testify after the resumption.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. Pier Pont Morgan & Co
J. Pierpont Morgan
New Haven
J. P. Morgan
Charles S. Mellen
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Messrs. Hardman, Newton and McMullan
Earnest
Classic Theater
E. B. Mell
C. E. Barrow
College Avenue School
A. Patman
Oconee Street
Baxter Street
F. K. Freeman
Meigs Street
M. L. Wier
Nantahala Avenue
M. McKie
Louie Lane
H. D. Williams
Williams
Marietta
Ella Clara McKeller
M. Turnbull
P. Hilsman
E. K. Caldwell
J. Bohannon
Misses L. Kelly
Mary Gerdine
S. Teanor
E. Woods
Marian Verdine
E. Palmer
G. Woods
P. McKinley
A. Walden
L. Towns
R. Maddox
K. Harbin
L. Powell
M. Pope
K. McKie
R. Anderson
M. Lampkin
F. Powell
S. Kroner
M. Steedman
E. Bird
M. Barwick
Panama
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