Georgia versus Virginia on Sanford Field in Big Southern clash
Virginia and Georgia meet on Sanford Field at 3:15 PM with 15 minute quarters. Georgia players include captain John Henderson and coach W A Cunningham. Virginia captains Harris Coleman and Mayer star in a game expected to attract a large crowd and sellout grandstands.
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Georgia
Virginia
Sanford
Mead
Barry
Georgetown
H. H. Warner
W. A. Cunningham
Harris Coleman
John Henderson
Grandstand
Baxter Street
Lumpkin Street
College Avenue
Cunningham
Quarteback
Palmer’s
Costa’s
Ye Garden
Poss’s
Other Big Games Slated for Today
In Atlanta on October 22 Associated Press notes mid season football with Virginia at Georgia and Harvard at Cornell. Georgia seeks a low Virginia score while Georgia Tech faces LSU in New Orleans. Tulane meets Alabama in Tuscaloosa and Auburn travels to Birmingham to play Mississippi A ggi es. Vanderbilt vs Ole Miss in Memphis. Other Southern games include North Carolina vs VMI in Greensboro and Sewanee vs Kentucky State in Lexington. Yesterday Wofford defeated Erskine 13 to 0 in Spartanburg.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Athens
Harvard
University of Mississippi
Memphis
South
North Carolina
Greensboro
N. C
Sewanee
Kentucky State
Lexington
New Dill Pickles and Fresh Salads Advertised
A vintage ad promotes new dill pickles and fresh salads including ox tongue salad salmon salad and spiced herring roe at OWARRWLL S with phone contact 1052-1053.
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OWARRWLL/S
Trans Atlantic Telephony Planned From Arlington Tower
Experiments last June conducted at Arlington to Huntel Tower achieved wireless telephony. Lieutenant Commander W R Sayles naval attaché and H F Shereve of AT&T led the tests with French army observers, suspending all military tower communications during the trials.
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Associated Press
Faris
Arlington
Huntel
Naval Department
W. R. Sayles
H. F. Shereve
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Dutch Hyacinth Bulbs Offerings and Fresh Bakery Ads
Listing of Dutch Hyacinth bulb varieties with prices per dozen and sizes. Also promotes Normal School Pharmacy items including fresh angel food cakes two sizes 25c and 60c, old fashioned pound cake 30c per pound, fresh cream puffs, and Arnold & Abney SEALSHIPT oysters.
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Arnold & Abney
Warred Fairbanks urges tariff boost for commerce invasion
Charles Warren Fairbanks former vice president warned in Louisville that the nation faces a looming commercial invasion alongside military threat. He called for restoring the protective tariff, building a merchant marine, and organizing American wares for foreign markets to avert paralysis and ensure revenue.
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Associated Press
Louisville
United States
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Superior Court Adjourned Till Monday
The Superior Court adjourned yesterday morning until Monday. In Locklin vs. Anderson a material witness was absent due to illness and the case was postponed. Jail cases will be taken up first on Monday. Tuesday is the last return day for the city court term.
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Superior Court
Locklin
Death of Abbeville Woman Probed in Georgia
Abbeville Georgia October 22 Clark Warren his brother J B and Charles Clements are accused in the murder of Mrs Clark Warren whose death October 5 was listed as suicide by poison. Disinterment followed by stomach contents check found no poison and investigators believe neck injury caused death.
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Associated Press
Abbeville
Clark Warren
J.B
Charles Clements
National Guards Win in Shoot National Guards Winners
Jacksonville, Oct. 22. The national guard team won the United States Service match closing the national shooting tournament. The Marine Corps team placed second and the United States Army third. Each team had sixteen top shooters. Lieutenant J. D. Garland of the Third Indiana Infantry won the national pistol match with 721 points.
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Associated Press
Jacksonvillefi
National Guard
United States Service
Marine Corps
United States Army
J. D. Garland
Indina Infantry
Fancy regional groceries advertise fresh meats and produce
Daily ad lists spring lamb and fresh Sealshipt oysters with a new sausage offering. Jones Dairy Farm sausage and crisp celery highlighted. NY celery sold in 3 bunches for 25 cents. Heinz dill and sour pickles and Hoening’s sweet mixed pickles available. Buchwald’s and Jossey promote contact numbers for daily and Sunday eats.
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Jones’ Dairy Farm
Nice
New York
Heinz
Buchwald
Lyric Theatre Fire Destroys Building on College Avenue
Electric current from grounded wiring sparked yesterday morning fire at the Lyric motion picture theatre in the McDowell building on College Avenue. The stage, scenery, seats, and fixtures were ruined. a $2,500 player piano was lost. machines and films were saved. building to be rebuilt or converted to a mercantile use.
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Lyric Motion Picture Theatre
McDowell
College Avenue
Reuben Stoney
Thetheatre
Reuben Stone
Messrs. Warner and
Spinks
Kk. P. Stone
Mr. Stone
Warner
Stone
Boy Hurt As Streetcar Hits Bicycle On Thomas Street
Yesterday afternoon on Thomas street 13 year old Joe Louis Childers son of Asbury Childers was badly hurt when a street car struck the bicycle he rode. He suffered scalp wounds and bruises but no bones were broken and was treated at Smiths drug store. An eye witness said the lad tried to pass between a buggy and the slowly moving street car and the car step fender caught his wheel flinging him to the pavement.
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Thomas Street
Joe Louis Childers
Asbury Childers
Smith
Women to Discuss City Hospital Plan at Mass Meeting
A group of women call a mass meeting at the city hall council chamber next Thursday at 8 30 PM to discuss a city hospital project. No collections will be taken. The meeting follows an earlier gathering at the high school auditorium with many ladies present including Mrs H S West Mrs H Hulme Mrs Manne Mrs Maynard and others.
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Council Chamber
H. 8. West
H. Hulme
Manne
Maynard
Lumpkin
J. C. Hutchins
DuBose
L. F. Edwards
R. J. Hancock
Charles H. Phinizy
G. G. Bond
Haywood
R. E. Neighbour
Carranza Government Must Aid in Suppressing Border Trouble
Washington reports Wilson orders Twenty-eighth Infantry from Galveston to Harlingen and keeps a regiment in readiness. Attorney General Gregory plans to send justice agents to the border as Carranza representative Eliseo Arredondo prepares to report recognition. A Sixt Cavalry detachment killed two bandits near San Paxon ranch as Brownsville considers border-cooperation measures. Extra notes mention Delicatessen Shop offerings of Tokay grapes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Galveston
Harlinen
Wilson
Gregory
Justice
Eliseo
Arredondo
Carranza
Sixt Cavalry
Rio, Grande
San Paxon Ranch
Brownsville
Brown
Greece Declines Allies Offer to Enter War in Balkans
London reports the Allies proposed Cyprus and other concessions if Greece joined the Serbo-Greek pact. Greece refused, seeking assurances against occupation if entering the war. Athens announced Allied bombardment of the Bulgarian coast reaching from Dodenghutch to Porto Lagon.
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Associated Press
London
Greece
Cyprus
Foreign Office
Saloniki
Romania
Balkans
Athens
Dodenghutch
Porto Lagon
Cause of Pellagra Not Yet Determined at Conference
In Columbia South Carolina delegates to the National Association for the Study of Pellagra held their third triennial conference tonight and agreed the disease’s cause remains undetermined. Dr J H Siller of the United States Army was elected president, and H Lavinder hinted that years may pass before the cause is found. The next meeting site was not decided.
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Associated Press
Columbia
S. C
National Association For the Study
C. H. Lavinder
Twelve new cardinals to be created in November
Rome reports a consistory set for November 22 will elevate twelve new cardinals. Three Italian dignitaries are named as likely honorees while the exact number of foreign appointees remains undecided.
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Associated Press
Rome
Team Adds Belleman After Player Departure
Belleman has left the team last week and will teach at Metal Ville, with plans to join the squad as a coach this season. The move strengthens the staff as the team prepares for upcoming games.
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Metal.ville
Back From Year’s Visit to Alabama
Mr. John Moore, longtime local merchant and resident, returns home after more than a year visiting his sons in Alabama. He is warmly welcomed by many friends.
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John Moore
Alabama
Old Fashioned Corn Shucking Near City
John Mack Nesbit hosted an old-fashioned corn shucking by electric city lights. The event drew about 175 neighbors for a social husking bee as Nesbit, a model colored farmer, boasted 210 bushels of corn this year and lived off homegrown crops with minimal store goods.
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John Mack Nesbit
Georgia
Nesbit
Hallowe'en Birthday Party Mentioned in Madison Notes
Mrs Willie Moore Trotter of Madison is hosted by Mesdames T W and K W Brobston. Master Kenedy Brobston will celebrate his birthday with a Hallowe en party at his parents home next Monday afternoon. The notice also lists local fruit and flower offers from Arno & Abney and Costa's Chrysanthemums.
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Willie ‘Moore Trotter
Madison
T. W
K. W. Brobston
Kenedy Brobston
Hallowe’en
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Southern
Virginians
Mayer
Thurman
Seerestons
Wahoo
Wasig
Ona Brookes
Pea Phere
Eac
Washington and Lee
Spartanbur, S. C
Wofford
Erskine
National Guards
Owarrbus’s
Jossey
Lyric Theatre
Serbia
Morava
Semendria
Danube
Arenes
France
Germany
Parnopol
Styr
von Hindenburg
Riga
Artois
Champagne
Tyrol
Trentino
George
David Lloyd George
Petrograd
Bourse Gazette
Baltic
Edith Cavell
Brussels
T. Gahan
Pxby Belleman
Delaware and Concord
Dell Yeatessen
Concord
Arno & Abney
Costa's
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