Cotton and economics drive southern farming policy
In this column T L Gantt reports Wilkins advocates drastic cutbacks and seed planting to starve cotton pests, while Wingfield argues cotton is vital to the U S balance of trade and should be subsidized. The Hodgsons plan higher grade fertilizers to boost yields against boll weevil, urging early planting and heavy fertilization to mature crops and rush growth.
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Wingfield
Wilkins
United States
South
Harding
Republic
Hodgson
Seven Qualify For No City Election
Seven candidates qualified for the equitable primary election to be held November 22. The polls opened and closed at noon. Only wards where opposition exists are the front. Two candidates qualified in each of these wards. Ro H. Wer and K. Hill in the second ward. Vincent trvhews and Wallace Bell in the tenth ward. The ticket to voters on the 2nd: First Ward R. T. Dottery. Second Ward K A Hill and Roy Wier. Third Ward J H Rucker. Fourth Ward Co F Crymos. Fifth Ward Wallace Bell and Vincent Matthews. No alderman elected for each ward, so candidates from wards one and five will carry in the primary.
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Siven
Pisee
Ots Ove
Hour
Noen Bert
Ivens
Frente |Ned Sth
Ro H. Wer
K. \. Hill
Vincent Trvhews
Wallace Bell
R. T. Dottery
K.A. Hill
Roy Wier
J. H. Rucker
F. Crymos
Vincent Matthews
Simple Wedding Plan For Heiress To Wealthy Heiress
CHICAGO Simple wedding plans unfold for Miss Dellora Neell heiress to 40 million, as she prepares to wed childhood sweetheart Lester Nov 4 21 son of Cal Norvis the village undertaker at St Karlen St Mins Angell 19 and heir to John W Gates estate.
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Misa Dellora’neell
Lester
Cal Norvis
Vilage
St. Karlen
Mins Angell
Hebross
John W. Gates
Nords
Tavir Somane
Virginia Faces Georgia In Final Sanford Field Workout
Virginia held a stiff Friday scrimmage on Sanford Field as final prep for the Georgia game. Blackford and Davis arrive in time for kickoff. injuries and missing players thin the lineup, but optimism remains for a Virginia victory over the Red and Black.
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Virginia
Sanford Field
Blackford And _ Davis
W. H. Wraner
Virginia News Service
Sanford
Georgia
Tom Campbell
Campbell
Harl
Cutchin
Winston
Fenwick
Brown
Lewis
Arnold
Wilson
Maphis
Sam Ward
George Rainey
Staige Blackford
Jeckle
Johnny Avis
Holland
Dietrich
Ryan
Weaver
Otto
Hunt
Walker
Foster
Hubbard
Oppleman
Washington and Lee
Old Dominion
Virginians
Beore
Georgia Gridders Can Again Cross Mason-Dixon Line
University of Georgia football teams will again invade the North after the University Athletic Board rescinded its October 21 action prohibiting crossings into interregional play. The board, meeting Friday night with out of town members Judge Frank Foley George C Kid Woodruff and Marion Smith, reversed the measure as long as Southern teams keep invading.
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University of Georgia
University Athletic Board
Bulldog
Mason and Dixon Line
Southron Intercollegiate Conference
Frank Foley
George C
Kid" Woodruff
Columbus
Marion Smith
Atlanta
Allies Press for Treatment of Capitulations in Angora Note
Allied high commissioners handed Angora a note demanding repeal of measures conflicting with the Mudros armistice terms in customs debt and sanitary services. In London, reports on Constantinople describe growing disquiet as cables are cut near Chanak and mixed signals from Moscow about Bolshevik aid, with British and French sources differing on the city’s condition.
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Constantinople
Associated Pross
Allied High Commissioners
Angora
London
Associated Press
England
Chanak
Daily News
Moscow
Homer Nicholson Undergoes Operation for Appendicitis
Homer K. Nicholson county engineer underwent an appendicitis operation at St. Marys hospital Friday morning. He was reported doing nicely last night and hopes for an early recovery were expressed by his friends.
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Homer K. Nicholson
St. Mary's Hospital
General Malone Luncheon Guest at Georgian Hotel
General Paul B. Malone will be honored at a luncheon at 1 o'clock Saturday at the Georgian hotel hosted by regular army officers reserve officers ex-officers and local businessmen. Major McCoy oversaw arrangements for about fifty guests from the class and General Malone will speak briefly while officers ex-officers and reserves meet the General and Major Rodney B. Co commander of the Legion will also be a guest.
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Paul B. Malone
Georgian Hotel
Major McCoy
52Nd Division
Trama
Malone
Rodney
Legion In
Ship Subsidy Up At Special Session Congress
Washington reports that Congress will convene in an extra session November 20 with House Appropriations members to ready several bills for the December 4 regular session. The ship subsidy bill tops the agenda while supply bills are refined by subcommittees.
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Washington
Congress
Harding
House Appropriations Committee
House
White House
Appropriation Commission
Sixty-Seventh Congress
Senate
Lagt Xession
Meet Team Charley Wiehvs Ath ens High Maroon Eleven
The team fresh from a win over the Dublin Hurricane will arrive by Central of Georgia from Macon at noon. A royal welcome is planned with the Red and White band, and all high school students and supporters are urged to appear at the station.
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Charley Wiehvs
Athens
Maroon
Dublin
City
Central of Georgia
Macon
Georgia and Virginia clash at Sanford Field in fourth meeting
A large crowd is expected as Georgia and Virginia meet at Sanford Field at 3 pm. Georgia aims to end the drought against Virginia with no lineup changes, while Virginia suffers two star injuries but brings strong reserves. Tickets were sold at Costa's and will transfer to the stadium for late arrivals.
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Georgia
Virginia
Stegeman
Campbell
Harvard
Abel
Colgate
Sanford Field
Ward
Superguard
Hubbard
Charlottesville
Auburn
Georgea
Costa's
Veterans Learn Of Bureau Regulations
Frierson of Atlanta addressed a large audience of ex servicemen in the law building of the University Friday night. He explained the rules governing the work of the Veterans Bureau at Washington.
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A. Frierson
Atlanta
Veterans Bureau
Washington
Athens Votes on Red Cross Support Today
Athens faces Armistice Day decision on continuing Red Cross funding. Campaigns by the Athens chapter aim to raise fifteen hundred dollars from women and Boy Scouts with downtown booths and house to house canvassing. President Harding proclaims Red Cross Sunday November 12 and urges cooperation with Near East relief to meet widespread humanitarian needs.
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Red Cross
Athens
Red Crosn
Red Cross Relief Association
E. F. Porter
Boy Scout
Boy Scouts
Washington
Harding
American Red Cross
United States
Coanel
Near
Emer Rene Rhall
Near, East Relief
Armistice Day Events in Athens Highlight Parade and Game
Colorful Armistice Day program in Athens starts Friday night with a dance at Mosgandi Thi and continues Saturday with a prep football game between Bf Aggies and Madison Agglen at Sanford Field. General Malone of the United Army will speak, and a packed program features the Georgia band, taps, and a large crowd expected at the stadium.
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Mosgandi Thi
Sanford M
Bf Aggies
Madison Agglen
Georgian Hotel
B. Malone
United Army
Fighting Athens Eleven Wins Over Green Hurricane
Dublin High gains a 7 6 halftime lead as Athens answers in the first quarter. Bishop Mapp and Nicholson star as Athens secures a late goal line stand after Dublin advances to within a yard. Athens backs play to preserve the win with standout runs and crucial line bucking.
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Fighting Athenghi
Green Hurricane
Maroon
Bishop
Mapp
Nicholson
Dublin
Athens
G. Bishop
Athen
Athens Pos
Lanier Phewgeslarceseones Slater
Bishp
Alexander
Jackson
Eee Jordan
Ashe
Weatherly
Lake
Jackson Fowler
Wynne Lambert
Thomas Nicholson
McCloudes
Eae
Zoo8
Eeveerts
Davis
Ihb
Spivey
Williams
Labert
Duggan
Michael
Walker
Underwood
McLoud
Linder
Strup
Per
Lawrence
Man
Rice
Good Program For Winder District Convention
The Northeast Georgia Endeavors district gears up for its Winder Georgia convention on November 18 and 19 with key figures from Georgia and the South including Carl J. Mathews S Wilkes Dendy and R L Porter among others. Registrations are rising and Athens hosts offer full entertainment. delegates must register with G L Johnson at 264 Barrow Street.
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G. L. Johnson
Northeast
Georgia
Winder
Carl J. Mathews
Christian Endeavor
S. Wilkes Dendy
Sunshine of Dixie
Columbia Seminary
S. C
The
Georgia Union
R._ L. Porter
Christian Church
Athens
E. L
Armistice Day in Athens Promises Epochal Events
Armistice Day program in Athens features football games between Monroe A. & M. and Madison A. & M. at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. Informal reception at the Georgian hotel for General Maylon and Major Rodney. 12 p.m. address by General Paul B. Malone. Armistice Day exercises on Sanford Field at 3 p.m. Georgia vs Virginia football follows at 3 p.m. A formal American Legion dance is scheduled for 9 p.m. at Moss Auditorium.
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Athens
Sanford Field
Paul B. Helens
Moss
Malone
Seaboard
Rodney Cohen
Earle Cocke
Georgia
Allen R. Fleming
American Legion
Georgia, Nemat
Lucy Cobb
Coneral Malone
France
AEL FB
Virginia
Georgian Hotel
Monroe A. & M
Madison A. & M
Maylone
Rodney
Cohen
Paul B. Malone
Georgia Ve. Virginia
Moss Auditorium
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Larry Gantt
T. Larry Gantt
Su Wilkins
Mr. Wilkins
Virginia Scribe
Collins Blackford Taylor Cutchin
Schel
Ed Lewis
Boney Hall
Vandiver Fenwick
A . Bennett Campbell
Richardson McCoy
Mulvihill Arnold
Pletcher Wilson
Shompson Maphis
Tanner
University
Homer Nicholson
General Malone
Pershing
A. E. FP
General Pershing
Pass A Loutre
Sperial
Appropriations Committee
Demonds
Ear
Dublin High School
Babe-Ruth
Massachusetts
Wwe
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