Strand and Elite Playhouse Schedules and Movie Lineup
Amusements Thursday lists Strand and Elite offerings with Hart in The Patriot and Dustin Farnum in David Garrick. Friday shows Mae Murray in The Big Sister and Grip of Evil No 12 with other features. Saturday features Lionel Barrymore in The Upheaval and a railway drama with Helen Gibson plus Liberty and Lonesome Lake comedies. Biliousness remedies touted by Foley Catbartic Tablets.
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Strand
Hart
the Patriot
Chas, Murray
Keystone
Elite
Dustin Farnum
David Garrick
Mae Murray
Elie
Alice Brady
Lionel Barrymore
Helen Gibson
Liberty
Mrs Sarah Bocock Dies in Arkansas
Mrs Sarah Margaret Bocock mother of University of Georgia professor Willis H Bocock died in Fayetteville Arkansas in her eighty ninth year Funeral services and interment to be in Lexington Virginia tomorrow Prof Bocock left for Lexington after receiving the news of his mother s death
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Fayetteville
Arkansas
Sarah Margaret Bocock
Willis H. Bocock
University of Georgia
Dr Kings New Discovery Cough and Cold Syrup Ad
An advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Discovery as a pleasant sweet syrup for coughs and colds. It claims proven effectiveness and buyer satisfaction with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Dr. King
Dr .King
Stirling Defeats Stetson In National Women’s Golf
Alexa Stirling, southern champion, won over Mrs. G H Stetson five up and four to play in the second round at Belmont. The field largely stayed on form with no major upsets, as play progressed in the women’s national golf championship.
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Associated Press
Belmont
Alexa Stirling
G. H. Stetson
Huntington Valley
Smith Will Case Delayed in U S Circuit Court
The James M. Smith will case closed argument in the U S circuit court of appeals in Atlanta. A decision is expected only after several weeks as judges consider whether receivers appointed by Judge Emory Speer in Macon should manage the estate or the state appointed temporary administrators. The session lasted about four hours.
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Atlanta
James M. Smith
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Emory Speer
Macon
Gwinnett Board Trims Rural School Term
The Gwinnett county board of education reduces the rural term by one month. Schools open November 13 for six weeks and resume the first Monday in January for four months. Third grade assistants' pay capped at 20 dollars monthly and 30 dollars for others. Patrons may fund extra months.
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County Board of Education of
Gwinnett
Price Succeeds De Loach as Georgia Experiment Station Director
J. D. Price elected director of the Georgia experiment station to succeed R. J. H. De Loach who resigns to join Amour and Company. De Loach’s resignation becomes effective November 1 with Price assuming January 1 and H. P. Stuckey as interim director. Brown and Clay discussed as potential successors for Price’s unexpired term.
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R. J. H. DE Lough
Griffin
J. D. Price
J. J. Brown
Georgia Experiment Station
R. J. H. DeLoach
Amour and Company
Chicago Packing House
Agricultural and Education Department
Prof. DeLoach
Mr. Price
H. P. Stuckey
Price
DeLoach
Georgia
Stuckey
Bureau of Agricultural Research and Education
Brown
Clay
Atlanta, Ga
Agricultural Department
Bowman
Optimistic Thought Fragment Reflects Moral Admonition
A fragment warns that labor invites temptation and that too many temptations beset the worker. The concise line contrasts single and multiple devils as a moral reflection on effort and risk.
Revival meetings begin at First Christian church IA
A series of evangelistic meetings opened last night at the First Christian church led by Rev. S. R. Grubb with evangelist Rev. T. G. Cross preaching. Cross, from Winston-Salem, is billed as a nationwide worker and athlete who will address church unity and spiritual preparation through the forthcoming revival.
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Christian Church
First Christian Church
S. R. Grubb
T. G. Cross
Athens
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Cross
San Antonio
Texas
W. P
Evening services at eight and men’s mass meeting
There will be services each evening at eight o'clock and a special mass meeting for men on Sunday afternoon at four o'clock. The preacher will set forth his subject.
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Athens
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
An advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin digests all meals and cures sour belching gas heartburn and indigestion within five minutes. A fifty cent case relieves stomach misery and keeps the whole family free from stomach disorders at home.
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Pape
Gasoline Gravity Not Satisfying Basis for Purchase
Washington on October 4 Vann H Manning director of the bureau of mines warned that specific gravity is not a reliable basis for buying gasoline. Tests show under 2 percent power difference between 74 and 60 gravity. Manning told Washington automobile men that U S resources may last about thirty years at current consumption and that 3.25 million cars are expected next year.
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Associated Press
Washington
Vann H. Manning
Bureau of Mines
Manning
Washington Automobile Men
United States
Washington and Lee to Meet Army Cadets at West Point
Washington and Lee football team of 22 men departs Lexington for West Point to play Army in a six game schedule. Captain Young, Ignico and 20 teammates travel with coaches Elcock Hicock Donahue and Dr Pollard to contest the intersectional matchup. The squad focused on offense and forward passing with kicking drills, aiming to avoid scrimmage before the game.
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Lexington
Washington and Lee
West Point
Elcock
Larkin
Graham
Adams
Wadsworth
Ignico
Johnson
Scovell
Moore
Bryan
Bethel
Evans
Pierotti
Gardner
Bagley
Cromwell
Young
Kehoe
Fain
Till
Paxton
Sorrells
Crile
Hicock
Donahue
J. W. H. Pollard
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Fatima
Sarah M. Bocock
Thomas Campbell
Kirx‘ville
N. Y
Ady
Gwinnett County
Cardus
Amelia Wilson
Alma, Ark
Lumpkin, St
Europe
Michael
Michael’s
Georgette Crepe
Charming Millinery
Designer
Michae Ty
J. A. Bell
Holman Building
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