War tide at limit says London official after Wakefield banquet
London reports Allied troops now at Saloniki and Serbia under heavy Austro German pressure. Montenegrin resistance slows Austrian advance while Serbia fights from hills and gulches with mountain guns to oust invaders.
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England
Holland
Saloniki
Serbia
Associated Press
London
Sir Charles
Wakefield
Alfred J. Balfour
Admiralty
Bulgaria
Paul Camden
Edith Cavell
Berlin
Big Tech Georgia Game Draws Atlanta Pride and Prep
Reporters describe two days before the annual Tech Georgia football clash. Freshmen rehearse parade routines, seniors swing canes, and post grads flash swagger sticks as roots rally in Atlanta. Injuries threaten Tech captain and Garrard while Combe’s condition shows encouraging signs ahead of the big showdown.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Tech
Peachtree
University Chapel
Yelowjacket
Bull Dog
Adda
Messrs. Longino, McCall
Man Flies Court to Speak with Mother About Bond
Pate Ginn, known in local court circles, fled after asking permission to speak with his mother about bond following a larceny charge of 5 from W. s. Hannah. He vanished from the courthouse doorway and had not been heard from by late night.
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Cobb
W. S. Hannah
Pate Ginn
Ginn
Funeral of Mrs Marks this P M
The funeral of Mrs Pauline Stern Marks, died in New York, will be held this afternoon at 4 o clock at 247 Pulaski Street. Rabbi Hirsch will officiate. Honorary pallbearers P Funkenstein Louis Morris Simon Michael Abe Joel Sol Boley and J Van Straaten and active pallbearers T S Michael Lyons Joel and M G Michael to meet at Dorsey Funeral Parlors at 3 30 p m.
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P. S. Marks
New York
Marks
Pauline Marks
Jacob Rosenbaum
Charles Morris
J. B. Joel
Charles Joseph
Flesserman
Mord Marks
Sam Marks
Pauline Stern Marks
Pulaski Street
Rabbi Hirsch
Messrs
P. Funkenstein
Louis Morris
Simon Michael
Abe Joel
Sol Boley
J.van Straaten
T.S. Michael
Lyons Joel
M. G. Michael
Dorsey
Law prohibits seed cotton sales after sunset in Georgia
Two men, Joe Cox and Chas Seals of Comer, Georgia, waived trial and were bound over to the city court on a charge tied to the law barring buying or selling seed cotton between sundown and sunrise.
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Georgia
Joe Cox
Chas
Near Comer
Board of Health Regular Meeting Review
City board of health held a regular meeting yesterday and transacted routine business. Bacteriologist reports show water analyses for the past several weeks have been exceptionally good.
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City Board of Health
Musical Theater Preview at Williamson's
The review highlights the musical theater program featuring the four reel production Double Haul with music by Segall's Children's Orchestra performed during each show at Williamson's.
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Segall
Children’s Orchestra
Adv
What Jossey Has Today Fresh Produce and More
Fresh string beans 30c gallon, turnips 2c per pound, cabbage 2c per pound, Irish potatoes 30c peck, pumpkin yam potatoes 25c peck. Canned corn 10c, English peas Mc, okra 10c, tomatoes Tk per can. Tea 50c per pound, country eggs 32 1 2c per dozen, country butter 25c per pound. Broilers at 30c. X-ray note portion mentions coach and doctors statements with uncertainty about playing.
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Pride of Bedford
Presbyterians of Georgia Meet for Annual Synodical Session
The Georgia Synodical, an evangelical women’s group within Presbyterian churches, gathered at First Presbyterian Church with broad statewide representation. Mrs Archibald Davis chaired. Miss Kate Roberts served as recording secretary. The highlight was Mrs Davis’s address on Woman’s Supreme Opportunity, urging evangelization and mission work. Luncheon plans and a full two day program followed, outlining committee reports and sessions on missions, literature, and youth engagement.
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Georgia Synodical, Evangelical Organization
First Presbyterian Church
Archibald Davis
Atlanta
Kate Roberts
George Dudley Thomas
Athens Presbyterian
C. M. Snelling
Woman's Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church of
Athens
R. N. McCloud
Woman's Missionary Society of
Central Presbyterian Church
W. M. Rowland
Augusta
Davis
Presbyterian Church
Kate C. Roberts
J. D. Anderson
Marietta
John A. Craig
Macon
Savannah
J. R. Whitman
George D. Thomas
James Reynolds
James N.moore
Charles T. Gooding
J. C. Ward
J. ©. Ward
Rome
Montreal
Summer School of Missions
Chas T. Gooding
C. A. Scudder
Louie Lane
First
Central Presbyterian Churches
Foreign Missions
J. 8. Thompson
Assembly
William M. Rowland
P. L. Pomeroy
Blackshear
A. S. Davis
James M. Reynolds
E.L. Hill
Jane Cooper
Fifty Six Condemnation Cases Decided at Term
The federal court adjourned after disposing of fifty six land condemnation cases linked to land purchases for a forest reserve in the mountains. Several cases were carried to the January term. Last week the court also disposed of 125 criminal cases under revenue law violations.
Grand Opera in Athens Tonight at Colonial Theater
The Augusta Chronicle wires that the National Grand Opera Company will present Rigoletto in Athens tonight at the Colonial Theater. The company is praised as at the highest class, with growing audiences in Augusta and hopes for a return engagement in the near future.
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Athens
Colonial Theater
National Grand Opera Company
Augusta
Augusta Chronicle
Banner
Grand Opera
Atlanta
the Chronicle
Regular Meeting of Council Tonight
Regular monthly meeting of the mayor and council will occur this evening at 8 o clock. Important matters are to be addressed. Specials at Deli Catessen feature lettuce cauliflower carrots and spinach. Phone numbers appear in the ad.
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Neil
Bankdean
Joslaene
Baraca Philathaea Union Holds Meeting With Deferred Elections
The city Baraca-Philathae Union held a meeting last night with a fine program. Officers’ elections were postponed to the December session. Nearby notices advertise a musical event at La Pignella and a Delica shop contact.
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Baraca-Philathes’ Union
Georgia House in Prolonged Filibuster Faces Weekend
The Georgia House remains in session past noon with roll calls and parliamentary points as Judge Hopkins presses for an unlimited afternoon session. Knight urges majority to press the minority to end the stalemate while Blackburn’s side vows to stay seated through the night. The afternoon session proceeds under Hopkins resolution with no action on major bills as both chambers report slow progress and debate over reconsideration rules continues.
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Banner
Atlanta
Hopkins
Knight of
Berrien
Georgia
Blackburn
Burwell
House
Senate
Rullbright
Fullbright
Hakes‘Walker
General Judiciary Committee
Temperance Committee
Sheppard
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