Pines Cafeteria Coens In Athens Antique Southland Ladies Run Pines
The Pines cafeteria run by Mrs Hodgson and Miss Price in Athens blends old Southland cooking with modern service. The Hodgson family and the Prices bring Virginia roots, dairy stock, and cured hams to a community favorite, offering a daily feast popular with locals and visitors. Page Five continues the feature.
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Hodgson
Tom W
Maria Price
Georgia
Southland
Hisecon
Oglethorpe Powells
Walton
Wilsons
Ovonee
Virginia
D. Price
Miss Shiny Vive
Col. Price
Tiernan declares he will live with wife one
In South Bend Indiana reports say Professor John P Tiernan plans to live with his first wife as reconciliation moves ahead amid a paternity case and possible divorce actions. Mrs Blanche Brimmer Tiernan claims she is legally married to him and will reside with him, while Indiana records show the Crown Point wedding. The parties await further developments on dismissing the divorce petition and the paternity case.
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South Bend
Ind
John P. Viernay
Tiernan-Poulin
Tiernan
Marshalltown
Blanche Brimmer Tiernan
Leity
Harry Poulin
Hansell
Iowa
Charles B. Hawn
Blanche Rash Brimmer
Marshaltown
Lews
Brimmer
John P. Tiernan
Crown Point
Augusta Tiernan
Indiana
Chicago
Fire damages home of Gibson Callway in Negro Corner
A small Tuesday night fire at the home of Gibson Callway at Oppe and Hancock avenues caused slight damage. Fire engineers were summoned to the scene to control the blaze.
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Gibson Callway
Negro Corner Oppe
Hancock Avenue
Amendments Set Ahead of Subsidy Vote on Wednesday
Legislators continued amendments to the shipping bill with a final vote planned for Wednesday afternoon. Representative Famonds of Pennsylvania announced changes to the revolving fund loans and bidding rules, while ensuring the steamship fleet remains valued at 8,166,000 and not sold below reconditioning cost.
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Shipping Board
Revolving Fund
Ishin Teviathien
Representative Famonds
Pennsylvania
Merchant Marine Committee
Mil
Searich
Standard Ool Company
Great Britain may break with Greece over treason sentences
London reports strong possibility of breaking diplomatic relations with Greece if the death sentences on former Greek cabinet officers are carried out. The Greek court martial sentenced several ministers and officers to death or life imprisonment plus fines, while King Constantine was exempt.
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Athens
Associated Press
Asia Minor
Goudas
Stratigos
London
Great Britain
Greece
Hadranestis
Revolutionary Committee
Constantine
Serbia
Special Service At Prince Ave Baptist Church
Rev A Lichtenstein, general secretary of the Hebrew Christian Alliance of America, will preach at 7 45 tonight at Prince Avenue Baptist. His sermon centers on the celebration of the last Passover and the Lord's Supper in relation to the coming of the Lord, presented in a traditional era setting.
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A. Lichtenstein
Hebrew Christian Alliance of America
Prince Avenue Baptist Church
Disorderly group warns businesses in Smack Over area
In Shreveport Louisiana on a Sunday night a marching group estimated at 250 men visited towns and camps in the Smack Overfield area. They warned proprietors to depart and were followed by a general exodus of Black residents. Sheriff Ed Harper at Camden reported roads out of the Smack Over section were dotted with fleeing negroes.
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Shreveport
Smack
Ed Harper
Camden
Trial continues as bailiff murder case proceeds
Buena Vista Ga September 9 witnesses tally into the sixties as the second day of Captain Mitch Huling murder trial opens in Columbus. The state contends the chief of Muscogee County police killed Bailiff J O Clements without provocation while the defense seeks justification for the shooting on the streets.
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BUENA _ VISTA
Mitch Huling
Muscogee County
J. 0. Clements
Columbus
Huling
Clem
Many Eggs Eaten By Clemenceau
Chicago reports Georges Clemenceau kept to a strict routine and appetite during his visit eating eight soft boiled eggs for supper and requesting more for breakfast at 5 30 each morning. He claimed irregularity but adherence to his schedule with the chickens.
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Clemenceau
Months for Having Whiskey in City Court
Ben Brittain, a Black man, was sentenced to four months on the chain gang by Judge J. D. Bradwell after a guilty verdict for stealing merchandise from Hodgson Comer company. Clarence McWhorter, an accomplice, got four months with two suspended. he turned state's evidence. Clarence Stewart was acquitted of breaking a labor contract with J. R. Bray of Winterville. Oscar Harper, another Black man, was sentenced to nine months on the chain gang across three counts, three months per count, for honor violations and drunkenness on the highway.
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Ben Brittain
J. D. Bradwell
Brittain
Hodgson-Comer Company
Clarence “Boll Weevil
McWhorter
Clarence Stewart
J. R. Bray
Winterville
Ted
Oscar Harper
Membership Meet for Athens Y W C A Planned
Plans are under way for a big Athens Y W C A membership meeting set for Friday night December 1 at eight. The event will be held in the Sunday general auditorium of the First Baptist church with the Girl Reserves sharing a large portion of the program. All members are urged to attend and avoid other engagements that evening.
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Plang
Athens Y. W. C. A
First Baptist Church
McAdoo Held For Going Too Fast
Fresno California William G McAdoo former secretary of the treasury was arrested in Tulare county Monday afternoon and cited to appear before Judge S Clack Saturday to answer a charge of speeding at 51 miles an hour
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Fresno
Calif
William G. McAdoo
Los Angeles
Secretary of the Treasury
Tulare County
S. Clack
Radium Price Drops After Congolese Pitch Blende Find
In Denver the Radium Chemical Company shut its Paradox Valley carnotite properties in Western Montrose County, laying off 250 workers as radium price fell fifty thousand dollars per gram due to vast Belgian Congo pitch blend deposits influencing supply.
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Denver
Colo
Chemical
Paradox Valley
Montrose County
Belgian Congo
Reorganization of Georgia Summer School Streamlines Threefold Plan
The University of Georgia restructured the summer school under Dean Charles M. Snelling coordinating all work with Chancellor Barrow ex officio director. An administrative council from the university, agricultural college, and normal school now guides a three department system. Dr. Stewart becomes summer school director with six week and nine week sessions slated to run June 25 to August 24 for the 1923 term.
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University of Georgia Summer School
Charles M. Snelling
David C. Barrow
Joseph S. Stewart
University of Georgia
State College of Agriculture
State Normal School
University
DR. Parks
Summer School
Athens
State School
M. M. Parks
D. C. Barrow
The
Andrew M. Soule
Jere M. Pound
T. J. Wooster
Peabody School of Education
Stewart
State of Georgia
Dr. Stewart
Agricultural College
College of Agriculture
Soule
Pound
Barrow
Dean Snelling
Clemenceau in Chicago Tuesday message of peace
Georges Clemenceau, freshly rested at the Potter Palmer mansion on Lake Shore Drive, prepared a third major message to the United States. He told his party the Chicago address at four this afternoon would be a message of peace, differing from his New York speeches.
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Chicago
Associated
Preas
Potter-Palmer
Lake Shore Drive
Lake Michigan
France
Georges Clemenceau
America
Hig Party
New York
Campaign Against Traffic Law Violations Continues
Eight cases were made Tuesday as the campaign against traffic law violations continued. An auto wreck on Prince Avenue near Fire House Number Two was reported with damages and no injuries. one car wheel was damaged and other details were unclear. Mrs. W. A. Capps, injured boarding a street car, was reported resting comfortably at a local hospital. Mrs. J. sustained a broken ankle and a fractured arm. A case charging reckless driving against E. B. Cohen was docketed for trial December 1. Police announced stricter enforcement of headlight glare and rear-step passing laws, with public notices planned.
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Prince Avenue
Fire House Number Two
Capps
W. A. Capps
E. B. Cohen
Cohen
Thornton
No Special For Augusta Thursday Canceled
Georgia Railroad announces no special trains or round trip fare to Augusta on Thanksgiving due to low demand. Carlton Thodinton, railroad agent, says only a few signaled interest, so planned specials for a high school game against Richmond Academy will not run.
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Augusta
Richmond Academy
Georgia Railroad
Carlton Thodinton
Georgia
Children Here 10 Get Two Holidays In Public Schools
Athens school children will enjoy two holidays this week Thursday and Friday to observe Thanksgiving. Pupils in both academy and high schools will not return until Monday morning. The board of education also approved a milk program, granting one gallon per day to Nantahala school on Miss Mary Barwick’s request for underweight children. Miss Jessie McGregor was granted leave of absence in December.
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Athens
Board of Education
Nantahela
Mary Barwick
Misa Barwick
Special Rates to Stock Exposition
The Southern Railway System will offer reduced round trip rates to Chicago for the International Live Stock Exhibition from December 2 to 9. Tickets are one fare and a half for round trip, on sale November 13 to December 7, valid for return until December 12. The show features cattle hogs sheep and horses from top breeders in the U S and Canada.
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Atlanta
Southern Railway System
Chicago
Canada
Southern Railway Development Service
Police Hunt For Atlanta Thieves
Atlanta police search Tuesday for three unmasked white men who entered the Aetna Insurance Company offices Monday night, shot cashier M. S. Bobo, and escaped with cash. The incident disrupts the city as investigators seek clues and descriptions of the assailants.
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Atlanta
Aetna Insurance Company
M. S. Bobo
Whitten Grocery Co to Consolidate in Athena
The Whitten Grocery Co announces consolidation of two stores on December 1. The Prince Avenue and Ington Lumpkin corner Herald Building locations will merge, with both stores continuing daily deliveries and patient patronage expected to persist after the merger. The company aims to maintain prompt service and keep its large clientele.
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Whitten Grocery Co
Athena
Reading
Prince Avenue
Ington and
Lumpkin Herald
City Hall Closes for Thanksgiving Day
City hall offices will be closed all day Thursday with only the post department open. City Clerk Marshall O’Farrell City Engineer Barrow School Superintendent Bond and the mayor are listed among those observing the holiday. an afternoon off follows the Thanksgiving dinner.
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Thuratsy
Porte
Pr .Marshall O'Farrell
Clerc Barrow
Bexcete
Bond
Russians and Turks Align at Lausanne Conference
Lausanne dispatch notes Russia and Turkey working together to present a united front at the Near East conference. English and French circles argue against Russia’s demands to participate in all agenda items, including Dardanelles talks, while acknowledging Moscow cannot be shut out.
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Lausanne
Associated Press
Russia
Turkey
Dardanelles
Rusem
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Licky Gantt
Pines Cafeteria
Coens
Mrs. Brimmer
Egal
Ternan
Adn
Otborg
Con
Prince Ave. Baptist
Harmann
Hermann
Bradwell
Athens ‘Y. W
McAdoo
Hee
Snelling and Stewart
Beusse
Grant
Nantahala School
Thanksgivi
Rustang
Russig
Sete Soret
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