Athens City Court Clears Docket With Several Dispositions
Athens city court moved multiple cases from the docket yesterday. Notable verdicts include American Cotton Oil Co. vs Oconee Oil Refining Co for 150 dollars and Columbus Machine Co. vs Oconee Oil Refining Co for 558.50 dollars. John Glover was fined 100 dollars for carrying a concealed pistol, while several near beer cases resulted in judgment or not guilty verdicts. The session also saw not proceeded cases and a mistrial in the Howard Chaim assault case. The court resumes with a long calendar today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. ¥. Allgood M. B. Pittard
A. J. Gillen
O. J. Webb
American Cotton Oil Co
Oconee Oi Refining Co
Columbus Machine Co
Wizard Bag and Manufacturing Co
John Glover
J. F. Tibbetts
Howard Chaim
Kennesaw Guano Co
J. W. Trumb
Seaboard Offers Round Trip to Atlanta Football Game
The Seaboard Air Line announces a round trip rate of $1.50 to Atlanta for the football game this Saturday. Trains depart Athens at 7 10 AM, delivering passengers to Atlanta for the day and returning in time for the next train. Also notes visits by Mr. C F Young of Grand Rapids and Mrs. Frank Lord of Nashville.
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Atlanta
Athens
Seaboard Air Line
Miss Adelaide Thurston To Star In Contrary Mary At Colonial
Miss Thurston, acclaimed like Maude Adams, headlines the Colonial Theatre engagement of Contrary Mary a comedy by Edith Ellis. Born in Red Wing Minnesota she rose through stock ingenue roles and early plays to become a leading light: The Little Minister success and a Broadway run anticipated.
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Adelaide Thurston
Prairies
Thramshowt
Maude Adams
Miss Thurston
Charlee Frohman
Miss Adams
Lary Babbie
Little Minister
Colonial Theatre
Mary
Edith Ellis
Mary Jane
Francis X. Hope
New York
Broadway
Red Wing
Mina
St. Paul
Duluth
Carry
Alabama
Kansas City
Bossy
Jones
Lady Bobbie
Wallack’s
Hotel Green Leased By MMR McKeithen
On Monday the 15th, Hotel Green, long run by Mr and Mrs James Green, was sub leased to Mr D E McKeithen of Wells a ing ton NC, an experienced hotel man who will take charge. The Greens plan to leave Athens soon as Mr Green resumes drug sales travels. Mr Thomas Green remains connected with the hotel alongside McKeithen.
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Green
James M. Green
D. E. McKeithen
Wellsmington
N. C
Athens
Thomas Green
McKelthen
Coit and Hodgson Hosts Welcome Athens Visit
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Coit of Na coochee Institute, in Athens for the institute, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Hodgson.
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John K. Coit
Nacoochee Institute
Athens
Joseph M. Hodgson
Death of George K. Smith Confederate veteran
George K. Smith died yesterday morning at his home after an illness. Pneumonia as the immediate cause, with a prior stroke of paralysis. Survived by wife and four daughters and many relatives. A Cobb-Delaney camp member, funeral today at 11 at Nicholsea conducted by Rev. LeSeuer. Pallbearers listed as H B Mead J A Mullinix L Daley T W Holmes Ernest Davis.
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Mr. Smith
Smith
Cobb-Delaney Camp
Nicholsea
LeSeuer
Winterville
Messrs
H. BR. Mead
J. A. Mullinix
DaDley
W Holmes
Ernest Davis
Trustees of Georgia University to Meet for Registrar Post
The trustees will convene this afternoon at 6 to fill the registrar post created by the death of A. L. Mull. Several candidates are named and a lively race is expected for the position.
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University of Georgia
Sindencey
University
Acra
A. L. Mull
Inman Named to Georgia Rhodes Committee
A fifth member joins the Georgia Rhodes Scholarship Fund committee as Hon. Samuel M. Inman of Atlanta accepts the post. He joins Chancellor Barrow, Prof. Bocock, Prof. Peed, and Prof. Murray on the panel, noted as a leading financier and education advocate.
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George Parkin
Rhodes Scholarship Fund
Athens
Georgia
Samuel M. Inman
Atlanta
Inman
Friends of
Education
Barrow
Bocock
The
University
Peed
Emory
Murray
Mercer
Harawa Box Ball Contest Leverages High Score Prize
Harawa Co offers a seven-jeweled Swiss movement gold watch as a prize for the highest score in any one game at the Harawa Box Ball Alleys from November 20 9 a m to December 20 midnight. The watch is on display at the Harawa candy counter and games follow standard Box Ball rules. Mr. Thomas Smith of Little Rock is visiting his son on College Avenue.
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Harawa
Harawa Co
Mr. Thomas Smith
Little Rock, Ark
C. C. Smith
College Avenue
Adjou rned Vet Surgeons Clinic in Athens
Yesterday morning the Georgia Association of Veterinary Surgeons held an instructive clinic at Dr T B E Jago’s infirmary on Thomas Street then adjourned the meeting. The Athens gathering pleased members who praised the city and its reception. Dr Jago is thanked for his courtesies and efforts supporting the association.
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Georgia Association of Veterinary Surgeons
Jago
Athens
Voters flood city clerk office boosting registration
Voters lined up at the city clerk and treasurer office all day with the city wall crowded as registration swells. Officials estimate total registration may exceed fifteen hundred with two and a half days left and over three hundred names likely to be added. The tally by ward shows First Ward 248 Second Ward . Third Ward 178. Fourth Ward 418 for a total around 1, TRG.
Petrie Building Changes Hands on Lumpkin Street
Erwin Realty Co. completes sale of the Petrie Building on Lumpkin street to Mrs. William Moses Morris. The Banner and The Banner Job Office currently occupy the property. new owner plans improvements to boost value. Andrew Erwin headed the deal, highlighting the firm’s growing city presence.
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Erwin Realty Company
Petrie
Lumpkin Street
William Moses Morris
Banner
Andrew Erwin
Erwin Realty Co
Second Degree Conferred Tonight At Glenn Lodge No 75 ICofF
The second degree will be conferred in full tonight. Members of the degree team are requested to be present and all brothers in good standing are invited. A A Brigham Ne G, A B Harper, Secy. MAGK
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Glenn Lodge
Moon Announces Affiliation with Athens Coal and Coke Co
Mr Fred Moon informs friends he is with the Athens Coal and Coke Co and asks for coal orders. He promises best satisfaction in every respect. Ring him at 195 Phone 607. 2wks
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Fred Moon
Athens Coal & Coke Co
Athens Coal and Coke Co
Remarkable opening of North Georgia Methodist conference
Bishop E R Hendrix of St Louis delivers a sweeping address to about 600 delegates at St Pauls Church Atlanta opening the forty third annual session of the North Georgia Methodist conference. Officers and committees are elected and various reports filed as sessions extend into the afternoon with adjournment set for 9 the next morning.
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Atlanta
E. R. Hendrix
St. Louis
St. Paul's Methodist Church
North Georgia Methodist Conference
Kendrix
W. Th. Dillard
M. S. Williams
Dillard
John Wesley Brinsfield
Walter Mr. Hunter
George H. Turner
E.E. Cavalerie
St. Paul's
J. T. Daves
H. L. Edmondson
J. S. French
J. V. Welborn
J. A. McCord
W. D. Ir
J. O. Grogan
J. P. Erwin
T. W. Harbin
R. J. Johnson
W. E. Hosch
G. N. Griner
R. C. Creckley
J. S. Bryan
J. C. Wardlaw
T. V. Branch
P. B. Johnson
W. H. Cooper
G. Y. Pierce
J. O. ‘Hrand
D. E. Hogsed
W. C. Wright
WM. Harris
S. BE. Light
C. M. Lovjingood
M. T. Reed
B. A. Sharp
Wesleyan Christian Advocate
T. F. McGauchee
A. D. Echols
S. R Sngland
E. Ware
J. F. Robins
W. H. Clark
R. G. Smith
J. T. Duncan
Temperance
J. T. Pittard
J. N. Holder
Walker Lewis
Tate
E. L. Newton
W. G. Post
T. A. Gramling
J. G. Lester
Asa G. Candler
R. A. Hemphill
E. Leigh
J. W. Bale
B. Z. Crew
Masonic Notice for Mt Vernon Lodge Called Meeting
There will be a called communication of Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 22 F. and A. M. tonight at 8 o'clock. Work in the M. M. Degree. All qualified brethren invited to attend. W. A. Capps, W. M. J. R. Crane, Sec.
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Mt. Vernon Lodge
No. 22
W. A. Capps
W. M
Georgia Baptist convention session in Dublin features mission reports
Nearly 2,000 attend mis sionary session led by Dr B D Gray. Dr Charles F E Daniel urges stronger southwest work. J J Bemmett notes Baptists gain in foreign missions amid state mission digs. R D Ragsdale re elected secretary. New associations proposed for Emmanuel county and Atlanta. Twenty five preachers from other states recognized.
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Dublin
Georgia Baptist Convention
B. D. Gray
Home Mission Board
Charles FE. Daniel
First Baptist Church
Atlanta
Southwest
J. J. Bemmett
Thomas E. Watson
Mercer University
Seminary
Mercer
D. B. J. Graham
Baptist Orphans’ Home
J. J. Bennett
G. A. Nunally
Florida
Charles W. Daniel
Emmanuel County
New
Deestrick Skule at the Colonial Friday Night
Interest grows as the Deestrick Skule show attracts widest crowds. The Y M C A backed comedy features notable skollars and promises a full house with tickets selling fast and reserved seats at Palmer's.
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Deestrick Skule
Friends of the
Georgia corn yield contest honors 110 bushels on one acre
Albany Ga November 17 W M Sanders Thomas county farmer won first prize 100 in gold for best yield on an acre with a fraction under 110 bushels J L Jenkins Worth county boy won 100 in gold in the juvenile class He cultivated his own acre and produced 79 1 half bushels H T Bridges Terrell county farmer produced 105 1 half bushels T F Ford Lee county 102 bushels and G F Smith Terrell county 99 bushels Ford and Smith won second and third prizes respectively
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W. M. Sanders
Thomas County
Worth County
J. L. Jenkins
H. T. Bridges
Terrell County
T. F. Ford
Lee County
G. F. Smith
Ford
Smith
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