Enthusiasm Grows at Athens Rotary Lunches Each Week
Enthusiasm at the Athens Rotary Club increases weekly with a fine program on Wednesday. Harry Hodgson spoke on Business Methods and Business Ethics, followed by audience questions. A new drawing feature offered prizes including a sack of goods and a tie, energizing members and guests. Rotarian George Irvin urged support for the international convention. Kiwanis performers later honored the club with a verse about Kiwanis.
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Harry [Hodgson
Lucy Cobb Institute
George Irvin
Estes Park
Colo
Athens Club
Menwers I
Andrew J. Ritchie
Rabun Gap
Henry Hodgson
Staunton
Market Exchange Planned For Athens Farm Community Effort
Larry Gantt reports on a proposed Athens market exchange spearheaded by Carroll and a farmers' and workers' committee. The plan aims to connect producers with consumers, lower prices through direct sales at market days, and include a publicity drive to attract housewives with ready access to eggs butter and verb tables. A special committee will monitor progress and address the written plan, while local bridge and road improvements promise increased traffic and tourism.
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Secoties Carroll
Champoo
Jemmenes
Farm Bureau
Carroll
Clarke
Atheer
Court House
Mr. Carroll
Calloas
Carroll Cod
Ory Ciizen
Japan eyes Turkish capitulations trade link at Lausanne
Japanese interest in Turkey capitulations hinges on reducing foreign extraterritorial rights to boost commerce with Turkey. Tokyo seeks most favored nation terms via future treaties, while some urge a permanent international commission to gradually abolish capitulations, similar to Washington’s approach on Chinese capitulations.
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Lausa
Associated Press
Japan
United States
Turkey
Athens
Near East
Severs
Lausanne
Washington
Debutante Frock Described With Lace and Bertha Trim
A debutante gown described in white chiffon and white lace features lacquered detailing. The skirt is full with a wide bertha, reflecting a traditional, ornate style in the formal dress.
Alumni Festivities Set For Georgia Vanderbilt Homecoming Fortunes
Athens readies a bustling Homecoming weekend headlined by the Georgia versus Vanderbilt football game at Sanford Field at 3 40. Alumni return for a celebratory program from Friday night through the Saturday dance, with a crowd of up to ten thousand expected. Notables include Captain Whelatherowd Vandiver Col lings and Goat Tanner as seasoned veterans set to play.
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Athens
Georgia
Vanderbilt
South
Genesit Beys
Sanford Field
Nashville
Hulldogs
Posible
Utis
Tech
Liese
Auburn
Whel- Atherrowd
Chel
Mo” Vandiver
Dave Collings
Goat” Tanner
Whetcher Be
Ing
all-Southern
Mani
Hardwick Names Many Athenians for Chicago Convention
Governor Hardwick selects numerous Athenians to represent Georgia at the southern commercial zone convention to be held at Congress Hall in Chicago in November 2022. Appointees include D. D. Flanigen, A. G. Dudley, E. W. Carroll, John White Morton, Hugh H. Gordon Jr, M. G. Michael, A. C. Erwin, H. Tuck, and W. C. Jordan.
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Hardwick
Georgie
Hfthanianl
Congress Hall
Chicago
D. Flanigen
A. G. Dudley
E. W. Carroll
John White Morton
Hugh H. Gordon, Jr
M. G. Michael
A. C. Erwin
H. @. Tuck
W. C. Jordan
Great Britain selects its House of Commons in early return
Early returns show Conservatives leading with seventy nine seats Geor gites eight Asquithian Liberals fifteen Labor thirty four independents three. Voters in England Scotland Wales and Ulster turnout high as polls close with Bonar Law seeking a working majority despite uncertainty. News notes a Chilean steamer Renasso feared sunk but agents report she departed Coquimbo for Valparaiso, easing fears.
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London
Georgites
Asquithian Liberals
Labor
England
Scotland
Wales
Ulster
George V
House of Commons
Bonar Law
Iis
Glasgow
Sueday
Santiago
Chile
Associated Press
Renasso
Coquimbo
Valparaiso
Failure to Form Coalition Breaks German Rule
Berlin reports Chancellor Wirth’s cabinet collapsed after United Socialists refused a coalition with the German People’s Party. Resignations followed amid criticism of weak leadership and indecision after Rathenau’s assassination. Wirth had faced personal security concerns as a plainclothes guard surrounded him.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Wirth
United Socialists
German People's Party
Hia
Allied Reparations Commission
Jen
Ratheneau
Elror
London
Coalition Party
People's Party
Dr. Katherin
Sim
Bottlers Begin Atlanta Session
The American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages opened their annual meeting in Atlanta with representatives from across the United States. President Charles V. Rainwater delivered an address while officials and committees reported on the day’s program.
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Atlanta
United States
Charles V. Rainwater
Negro Delivery Driver Held for Murder In Death Of Boy
Reynolds Smith, a Milledge Circle child, was killed when a Dodge delivery truck owned by Athens Engineering struck him as he rode a bicycle. John Mines, the 35 year old driver, was jailed on a murder charge and likely to face a committal hearing. Witness Eve Morgan said the driver appeared to be speeding and the boy rode snaking across the street. Funeral services were planned from the home with Dr. Walter Anthony officiating and interment at Oconee Cemetery.
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Reynolds Smith
Airs
J. Warren Smith
Milledge Circle
John Mines
Walter Anthony
Oconee
Mines
Dodge
Athens Engineering Company
Athens
Clarke
Milton Thomas
King-Hodgson Store
Lumpkin Street
Lumpkin Strideut
Smith
Georgia National Bank
Tax Official Visitor in Athens
Dr. O. L. Barnwell, chief of the division of the income tax department, Internal Revenue office in Atlanta, visits Athens on official business. He is well known here and has many friends extending cordial welcome. Barnwell has long been prominent in state affairs and once was a candidate for Congress in the Ninth District. His Republican ties are recognized by national leaders as substantial support.
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O. L. Barnwell
Income Tax Department
Inernal Revenue Office
Atlanta
Priest and ten others drown in lake launch disaster
A launch overturned on the Lake of Shelter about 30 miles from Beraimis, drowning priest and ten other passengers. Local authorities report the collapse occurred during the voyage, with rescue efforts ongoing and inquiries expected.
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Lake of Shelter
Beraimis
Jollies Of 1922 Score Big in Athens Court
Ree J Smith of Athens pleaded guilty in federal court to possessing liquor and was fined 50 dollars. The proceeding followed the case against Dr Hanle of Hart County for alleged narcotics violations.
Kiwanis Minstrel Show Delights Athenians
Bright Stars of WN Kiwanis present Jollies of 1922 a musical revue in Athens directed by Jimmie Bishop. Highlights include Chubby Allen and Katherine Ashford drawing encores, lively chorus numbers, and a race track finale. Cast features Elizabeth Harris Marian Bailey Katherine Park Katherine Unson and many local names delivering strong vocal turns and dance routines.
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Jimmie Bishop
Acta
Katherine Ashford
Miss Ashford
Chubby” Allen
Katherine Park
Mathilde Upson
Laulée Upson
Miss Harris
Elizabeth Harris
Athens
Sewanee
Moon
Jimmie Barnett
Marian Bailes
Leo Gottheimer
Sccome
Mary el Mottewad
Mer
Gottheimer
Audhor
Ed’? Dorsey
Bob McWhorter
Mack Howell
Tut”Tutwiler
Dime Bishop
Oscar Kinnebrew
Tom Elder
A. H. Davenport
Eustice
Stevens
Chubby Allen
Jimmie Bruce
Hugh
Shufflin
Oscar
King Hebrew
Ralph Hodgson
Euntice Stevens
Misses Katherini
Ashford
Frances Rowe
Elizabet Harris
Mathilda Unson
Louiser Upson
Hallie Kilpatrick
Frances Holden
Queen Holden
Katherine
Park
Marian Bailey
Elizabeth
Arnold
Katherine Bradwell
J. W. Barnett
A. Hi. Davenport
Coke Talmadge
Pat Lamkin
F. H. Dorsey
Jimmie’ Bruce
M. Tutwiler
Eustice, Stephens
Chi
Allen
Dave Paddock
White
Tom Ek
Mack Hi
Hulme Kinnebrew
Carlton Walter Hodgson
Roy Jones
Ay McArthur
Pairy Elliott
Madison Press Delegates Plan Fine Luncheon Tour
Delegates to the Eighth District Press Association meet in Madison will enjoy a luncheon served by the Ladies Outlook Club at the Foster Building. After, a motor ride to the Eighth District Agricultural School and on to Rutledge with light refreshments. Speakers include Mrs E W Carroll and W G Sutlive.
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Instrict Press Association
Madison
Ladies Outlook Club
Foster
Rutledge
W. G. Sutlive
The
Savannah Press
Georgia Press Association
Eighth District Association
Ernest Camp
Monroe
E. A. Caldwell Monroe
E. W.carroll
Athens
R. L. Bolton
Yastor First Baptist Church of
R. i W. Parker
E. A. Caldwell
Walton News
Country Weekly
F. E. Coffee
Lewis & Coffee Advertising Agency
Atlanta
E. W. Carroll
James
American Church Worker Kidnapped in Honan Province
Einar Borg-Breen, a Minneapolis based Lutheran missionary, and his son were kidnapped by bandits in Honan. Foreign consuls report rising outlaw activity across Henan with 849 Americans, mostly missionaries, spread over 30 towns. The Chinese foreign office vows to exterminate the bandits.
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Peking
Associated Press
Einar Borg-Breen
Minneapolis
Lutheran Church
Honan
Hank
Borg-Breen
Loshan
Hankow
Jionan
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Rotary
Athens Rotary Club
Larry Gantt
River Street
Ides Price
Hein
Tok
Barberville
Hents Holt
Cain
Judge Price
Vuehison
Ivo
Smithonia
Johnson
Georgia Stars
Southern Commercial Congress
Public OF
Great Britain
How People’s Party
Rathenau
Ratheneau Diz
Smith Boy
Jackson
O L. Barnwell
Income Tax Department of Internal Revenue Office
Jollies
Playground
Bright Stars
Kiwanis Minstrel
Cihaing
Jimmy
Bruce
Buck
Soldiers Club
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