Serbian Main Army at Bay on Montenegrin Albanian Border
British and Russian wartime dispatches describe Serbian forces pushed to the Montenegrin Albanian frontier engaging Austro German units while Bulgarians under Von Gallwitz pressure Anglo French positions near Monastir and on the Gerna river. Russian reinforcements and Balkan maneuvers, with Turkish actions in Gallipoli and Armenian outrages, frame the broader theater.
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London
von Gallwitz
Vardar
Monastir
Gerna
Saloniki
Erivolak
Bessarabia
Odessa
Bastopol
Bulgaria
Rumania
Danube
Varna
Black Sea
Europekia
Local Theatre Offers Mixed Reel Program Tomorrow
The program features Mrs. Cleo Madison in Fiery Introduction a three reel drama a two reel Western Quits Billie Richie Universal Chaplin comedy and on Wednesday December 1 Broken Coin Forty four reels twenty two weeks awaits patrons at The Theatre That Appreciates Your Patronage.
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Cleo Madison
Billie Richie
Adv
Father of Athens Lady Died Yesterday in Maysville
Mr. A. M. Candler aged 78 died at home after a stroke left him unconscious for days. Survived by wife four sons including Drs Ed Chandler and B B Candler and four daughters. Funeral arrangements not listed.
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Athens
Maysville
Banner
A. M. Candler
Drs
Ed Chandler
B. B. Candler
Ila
L. N. Chandler
Canon
N. C
Charles L. Chandler
Atlanta
Prominent Georgia Legislator Visits Dawson
Hon M J Yeomans, a Terrell County representative and state leader, visited Dawson yesterday to see his daughter at the State Normal School and joined a luncheon with Representative L C Brown of Clarke. Yeomans is noted as a former Democratic executive committee chairman and a key figure in current state affairs.
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M. J. Yeomans
Terrell County
Dawson
State Normal School
L. C. Brown
Clarke
Yeomans
Democratic Executive Committee
Georgia
Holman Residence Narrowly Escapes Fire
The country residence of Mr. W. S. Holman on the Heights, south of the State Normal School, suffered a roof fire with a large square burned. Workers used ladders buckets and hatchets to remove burning shingles and extinguish the blaze with water from a well.
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Holman
State Normal School
Auto Collision Near Michael's Store Ends with Bond
A collision last night near Michael's store involved a car owned by Mr W G Griffeth and another driven by Mr Chas Bullock. Both cars sustained minor damage. Deputy Sheriff Hancock rode in the Bullock vehicle bound for Winterville. The colored man received a $100 bond for reckless driving.
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W. G. Griffeth
Army Navy Game Draws Large Crowds Despite Weather
New York crowds, including officers, government officials, cadets and midshipmen, gather for the Army Navy game tomorrow. President Wilson will attend half the game on the Navy side and the other half on the Army side, signaling the largest attendance in 25 years despite an unfavorable forecast.
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Associated Press
New York
Wilson
Navy
Army
Col Jim Smith Returns Home From Johns Hopkins
Col James M. Smith has returned to Georgia from Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after two months there and a major operation. He is now at home in Smithonia greatly improved in general health and practically entirely recovered. Many friends in Athens will be interested in his condition.
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James M. Smith
Georgia
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Smithonia
Athens
Auto Driver to Face Charges in Court This Morning
Mr. T. W. Arnold of Oglethorpe county will face charges of reckless driving in Judge Price's court this morning. Mrs. Morrell and her daughters were thrown from their buggy and slightly injured when the Arnold car struck their team on Oconee street Thursday afternoon. they could not appear in court yesterday.
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T. W. Arnold
Oglethorpe County
Hogs Die After Stock Powder Administration
Mr. Gus Gunnings of Make Arnold in the county fed five hogs stock powders for health. Within thirty minutes all five fattening hogs, destined for slaughter in the next cold spell, died.
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Gus Gunnings
Make Arnold Place
Josssey's Saturday specials from the grocery
Fresh country eggs 35c. Nice fat frys 33 1-3c. Extra large frys 37 1-2c. Few fat hens 50c. Fat turkeys 18 1-2c Ib. Fresh snap beans 29c. gal. Pumpkin Yam potatoes 25c pk. Little Lady and Black-eye Peas 12c at. Large Bell peppers 15c doz. Lima beans 12c. qt. Ben Hur English Peas 10c can. Same brand corn special 10c can. 3 Lb. can Saur Kraut 8c. Pride of Bedford tomatoes 7 1-2c. Large Fla. oranges 20c doz. Fine Winesap apples at 20c doz. Large Keiffer Pears at 20c doz. Fresh Jersey Butter 25c Ib. Black walnuts at 5c at. Other fresh eatables too numerous to mention. Phone 1176.
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Pride of Bedford
Additional Deaths From Storm Reported After Thanksgiving Tornado
Ten people are confirmed dead and twenty five injured after the Thanksgiving Day tornado that struck the outskirts. Searchers found a subdivision inhabited by negroes wiped out but with no loss of life.
Murray Fined $20 for Reckless Driving Crash
Mr. Thomas Murray was fined $20 by Recorder Price for recklessly driving an automobile after colliding with another car at the Oconee Street Bridge Thursday night. The charge of being drunk was not sustained as a result of the incident.
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Thomas Murray
Recorder
Oconee Street Bridge
Mme Petrova at The Elite Today
Picture goers delight in Mme Petrova at the Elite today. The feature My Madonna, adapted from Robert W Service, is a five act silent drama touted as a compelling standout.
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Mme. Petrova
Madonna
Robert W. Service
The
Yukon
Committing Trial Set for Fred Jones in Hutchens Shooting
Fred Jones the young colored man accused of shooting Mr J C Hutchens Jr on Thursday night will face a committing trial this morning. He has been held in the county jail since yesterday morning. Virginia Winesap Apples Indian River Oranges Malaga Grapes Chickens Eggs and more advertised by Geo Bolton phone 7183.
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Fred Jones
J. C. Hutchens, Jr
Virginia Winesap
Indian River
Malaga
Arnold & Abney
Mexican town near Nogales falls to revolutionary forces
In Nogales Sonora the Mexican town was captured by Obregon Carranza forces as Villa snipers wounded three American infantrymen and five Mexicans a woman. Col W H Sage ordered returned fire. Infantryman Stephens Littles of Fairmont NC died tonight Herbet L Cates of Swepsontville NC not expected to live Arthur L Saupe of Vernon IN shot in the foot
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Associated Press
Nogales
Sonora
Obregon
Carranza
Villa
United Tes
W. H. Sage
Stephens Littles
Fairmont
N. C
Herbet L. Cates
Swepsoneville
Arthur L. Saupe
Vernon
Ind
Eighty-Five City Court Cases Disposed At Term
The city court adjourned for jury cases with a record term of two weeks or less. Eighty-five cases were disposed of. about twenty-five criminal cases were tried. The last case was State vs John Chancey, a white man, for larceny after trust, found guilty. Chancey defended himself, struck the jury, and conducted the defense without counsel.
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John Chancey
Fred Davis
Chancey
Davis
Howell Hurt in Denny Brothers Cigar Store Fight
In Clayton Street Denny brothers and Mr. E M Howell clashed over rent matters at Denny's cigar store. Howell suffered scalp wounds and a hand cut while claiming a pistol was fired at him and a knife used. the Dennys deny shooting and say a pistol discharged on impact. Bonds were set at 100 dollars each and trial is scheduled for this morning.
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E. M. Howell
Denny Brothers
Denny’s Eer
Clayton Street
Howell
Moss
Denny
Den
Ny “Brothers
W. C. Denny
Mr. Howell
Watson Declares Fight Against Catholicism in Mailings
The trial opened with Judge Lambdin O Barr ruling Watson's demurrer to quash. J M Barnes of Thon on Ga testified magazines he published mailed items the government contends obscene. District Attorney Donaldson argued mailing constitutes evidence of offense as Watson defends publishing as part of a long fight against Catholicism led by Luther and Knox.
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Catholic Church
Lambdin
Watson
E. M. Donaldon
Haven
Luther
John Knox
Fire destroys Cotton Oil Mills in Eastman
A major blaze in Eastman Georgia damaged the Cotton Oil Mills main building seed and meat houses causing an estimated 215000 in losses. The plant was insured for 175000. This fire followed another within 24 hours and the cause remains undetermined. Nearly 3000 tons of seed and meal were destroyed. A sale on a new assortment of Jap China and vases is advertised at McClure’s.
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Associated Press
Eastman, Ga
McClures
President urged to call peace meeting
Mme Rosika Schwimmer and Mrs Ethel Snowden met President Wilson in Washington on November 26 to urge a peace conference or at least a signal that the United States would appoint a delegate if neutrals called one. They claimed a majority of belligerents might listen to peace suggestions. Resolutions favoring neutrals’ conference were adopted at a mass meeting and presented to the president.
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Assciated
Washington
Mme
Rosika Schwimmer
Hungary
Ethel Snowden
Wilson
United States
Mme. Schwimmer
Griffin Bank Case Referred To Capitol For Third Time
Clarke County Superior Court Clerk E J Crawford sent the Griffin case record to the capitol for the third time, continuing a lengthy judicial process.
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Griffin Bank Case
UPA
Supreme Court
Superior Court of
Clarke
E. J. Crawford
Capitol
Griffin
A One Dollar Sale Saturday at Max Joseph's
A promotional notice advertises a one dollar sale this Saturday at Max Joseph's. Featured items include peach preserves, jellies, fruit spreads, coffee, canned foods, and assorted brands, with quantities and prices listed as five for one dollar or set can counts. The ad emphasizes brand names and value, noting that no more than one dollar will be accepted per transaction and larger purchases may be allowed for in-store customers.
You Are Cordially Invited Play at Parish House
The little play Cindy and Cretia will be presented this evening at the Parish House on Pope street at 8 30. A free will offering will be taken but no admission. The public is cordially invited. Fresh oysters eggs and chicken by express this morning. Arnold and Abney phone 718 J.
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Cindy
Cretia
Pope Street
Georgia passes bills in extra session to governor
Atlanta November 26 The last of the bills and resolutions acted on by the general assembly in extra session will go to the governor for his signature in the forenoon Monday. The session closed after rapid engrossing and enrolling to complete measures including the Western and Atlantic commission bill and the Jones automobile bill.
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Banner
Atlanta News Bureau
Atlanta
General Assembly
House
Senate
Sesson
Hoke Smith
Smith
aEacgiaio
Aiamond de
Girls’ Training School
State Normal
Congress
Georgia
Central of Georgia
Whitehall
Pryor Streets
Commissioner of Labor
Thomas G. Lawson
Harriet C. Hargett
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