Basketball Exhibition at Y M C A Gym
Tonight at eight the remnants of last year’s varsity will face the new men in a game to help young ladies learn men’s inside plays. The senior team will also meet the Intermediates, with the University five slated to play January 13 against Mercer. The club plans a Christmas trip against Atlanta clubs and others.
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Lacy Cobb
University
Mercer
Atlanta
Columbia Y. M. C. A
Montgomery
Birmingham
Mpn
Forbes
Goldin
Brand
Carter
Fort
Botolph
Man Wanted for Larceny Arrested by Athens Police
Sheriff Medford of Waynesborough county North Carolina came to Athens to extradite W. J. Holcomb a Singer Sewing Machine employee on a warrant charging larceny after trust. Holcomb was reportedly short about three hundred dollars in company accounts and was arrested by local police.
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Medford
Waynesborough County
North Carolina
Athens
Old North State
W. J. Holcomb
Singer Sewing Machine
Holcomb
Mrs Ike Smith’s Condition Improves After Stroke
Friends report Mrs Ike Smith's health slowly improves after a stroke left her with temporary paralysis. She was in a precarious state but regained movement in the affected side and now shows signs of recovery.
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Ike Smith
Russell Fined for Attack on Presiding Elder Caves
H W Russell livestock dealer was fined 100 in recorder's court after attacking Rev Joel T Caves presiding elder of the Atlanta Methodist district at Durand's restaurant near Union depot. Minister testified Russell cursed him and he warded off blows with no evidence of attempted strike.
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Russell
Joel T. Caves
Atlanta
The
Methodist Church
H. W. Russell
Recorder’s Court
Durand
Union Depot
Dr. Daves
Russel
All Southern Football Star Picks By Tommie Akers
Tommie Akers selects an all star, all southern eleven from his season view with three Georgia players and several others from Vanderbilt Auburn Sewanee and Georgia. He explains biases and notes Sewanee not seen, ranks Franklin Hatcher McWhorter Lanier and Streit among the choices.
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Tommie Akers
the Journal
Sporting Page
Georgia
Ted Franklin
Georgia Metzger
Vanderbilt Caton
Sewanee
All Southern
Franklin
Falkenberry
Cliff Hatcher
A. Brown
Vanderbilt
Hatcher
Commodore
Bob McWhorter
Georgia Star
Lanier
Fourth release by Reliance tops long-standing studios
The fourth release from the Reliance company earns praise as a true merit drama likely to draw large audiences. Foolshead Knows All features a comedian famed for superior knowledge in a string of comical situations. Two reels of high-class cinema accompany live piano by Reuben Jackson and drums by Mike Huntington at 8 to 11 evenings. Crystal Theatre promotes "The Home of Good Pictures" with Endent program.
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Foolshead
Reuben Jackson
Mike Huntington
Good Pictures
Crystal Theatre
Endent
New York Cornetist Visiting in Athens
Prof. Lester Razey of New York arrives in Athens as guest of Rev. H C Compton. He is regarded as the best cornetist in New York City and has worked with the American Bible Society and North Baptist Church during revivals. Razey represents Moin Specialty Co introducing Sunrise Automobile and furniture polish and will help in music at Second Baptist Church each Sabbath.
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Lester Razey
New York
H.C. Compton
Razey
New York City
American Bible Society
North Baptist Church
H. C. Compton
Moin Specialty Co
The Day We Celebrated Yesterday In Athens
Athens marked Thanksgiving with peace and gratitude rather than pageantry. Churches held services and talks, business closed, and many residents visited relatives or returned to Athens for the holiday. Students and military units joined in observances around the Georgia football game and the state founder monument unveiling.
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Athens
America
University of Georgia
State Normal School
Lucy Cobb Institute
Georgia
Savannah
Auburn
Clarke Rifles
State of
Auburn Crashes Georgia 24 to 0 in South showdown
Savannah report says Auburn backs overpower Georgia with steady line work and fumbles by Georgia. McCoy Streit and Davis rush for multiple gains as Auburn builds a 16 to 0 lead by halftime and adds a safety before finishing 24 to 0. Georgia defense struggles against heavy Alabama eleven.
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Auburn
Georgia
Streit
McCoy
Davis
Tech
Woodruff
McWhorter
Maddox
Ttes
Alabama
Unlucky Day for Georgia Teams in Thanksgiving Match
Georgia freshmen suffered a 16 to 0 defeat at Herty Field against Athens High School after dropping the Auburn game in Savannah. The contest featured Adams Carter Goulding for Georgia and Erwin Dorsey O Farrell for Athens, with both squads well matched in weight and coached efforts.
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Auburn
Savannah
Herty Field
Georgia Boys
Georgia
Adams
Carter
Goulding
Athens
Erwin
Dorsey
O'Farrell
Harvest Home Friday Night At First Presbyterian Church
Tonight at 8 o clock the Harvest Home celebration returns to the First Presbyterian Church with Dr E L Hill leading services. Local clergy including Rev H J Cartledge Rev J D McPhail Rev Troy Beatty and other pastors participate. Dr Davis will address and remind readers to send in contributions today to the Chamberlin Building on Clayton Street.
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First Presbyterian Church
E. L. Hill
J. Cartledge
Prince Avenue Presbyterian Church
J. D. McPhail
Troy Beatty
Emmanuel Church
Davis
Episcopal Church
Athens
North Carolina
Chamberlin
Clayton Street
Western Union Wires Silence For Dillon Tribute
Western Union telegraph lines south of the Potomac and east of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers went quiet for three minutes Wednesday afternoon in tribute to B F Dillon longtime division superintendent who died Monday night telegraph operators held silence at their keys and all instruments were stilled for the period.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Potomac
Ohio
Mississippi Rivers
B. F. Dillon
Little Babe Buried Yesterday At Whitehall
A two year old child of Mr and Mrs A J Born was buried yesterday at Whitehall after dying Wednesday evening. The report notes minor injuries to others with no serious harm. The article lists a long lineup of officials and players across multiple teams with scores and positions, including names such as Hatcher Thompson York Harmon Bonner Caton Griffin Fay Newell Maddox Davis McWhorter Tutwiler and Carlisle among others with referees and umpires named for the event. An attendance figure is mentioned but not specified.
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Whitehall
A. J. Born
Georgia Auburn
Hatcher
Thompson
Sherling
Lo York
Harmon
St Lucas
Bonner
Covington
Caton
Bowden
Franklin
Peacock
Griffith
Fay
Newell
Woodruff
Streit
Maddox
Davis
McWhorter
McCoy
Tutwiler
Virginia
Meser
North Carolina
Wahoo
Carlisle
Laurant to Bring Magic to Colonial Theater Lyceum
The third Colonial Theater lyceum performance features Eugene Laurant the eminent magician on the 29th. The Atlanta Constitution praised his Atlanta show with a flawless run of original tricks and spellbound audiences. Laurant’s act promises more than the usual, matching the course's high standard.
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Lyceum
Colonial Theater
Eugene Laurant
The
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta
Laurant
Mr. Laurant
Auditorium Lyceum
Sermon at Y M C A by Rev Cartledge on Religion
The Sunday afternoon service at the Y M C A features Rev S J Cartledge addressing the mass meeting on The Reasonableness of Our Religion. The new Prince Avenue Presbyterian pastor is regarded as a top speaker and an asset to the state.
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Prince
Young Men's Christian Association
S. J. Cartledge
New
Prince Avenue Presbyterian Church
Georgia Magazine Reflects Credit on University Staff
The latest issue of the Georgia monthly magazine from the University of Georgia's literary societies sits on the Banner exchange desk. It is praised for typography binding and high quality paper and press work. The contents are unusually interesting and reflect credit on the editorial and contributing staff.
A Fine Overcoat Disappears From Oconee Street Bale
Mr. W. Alvin Harris reported his overcoat missing after placing it on a bale of cotton on Oconee Street. He usually finds it in the same spot but this time it vanished, leading him to suspect theft rather than loss due to weather or wind.
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W. Alvin Harris
Oconee Street
Harris
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