Georgia Students Move Fraternities to Athens This Week
Georgia students arrive in Athens for the University reassembly. By May night most of the student body will have registered with the registrar for new men arriving in town. Fraternities are moving into new or updated houses on Prince Avenue and Gemourherty Street as they prepare for the arrival and reception of students expected to register by next Saturday.
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Lowntz
Lew Quarters
Phi Delta
Road plan Promotes Colonial Highway from Macon to Jacksonville
Macon and Tifton delegates met Friday to back a plan for a regional highway from Macon to Jacksonville. W E Algee and John Herring spoke for the counties, outlining cooperative advertising and marking six highways with Macon contributing 10 a year for two years and 25 for paving the route. The Jacksonville to Florida line is slated for paving soon, with existing clay roads in use locally.
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Tifton Macon
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Jacksonville
W.E. Algee
Tif E Chamber of Commerce
John Herring
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Florida
Georgia
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Herring
T. E. Phillips
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Tit County
T. Hargrett
Pimples Denote Waste Products In The Blood
An old health ad claims skin eruptions result from waste products in the blood and promotes S. S. S. as a remedy to cleanse the blood. It invites readers to request a free 56 page booklet Fact About the Blood and offers no charge medical advice by mailing case details to the Specific Co. in Atlanta, Ga.
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Ddresa
Wift Specific Co
Labotory
Avanta
All Drug Storer
Movies and Morals in the Movie World
Florence Calhoun, mother of Alice Calhoun, writes about the morals surrounding film stardom. She argues character and morale shape actors on and off set, noting courage as essential for dealing with hazards of filming and the temptations of Hollywood. Future installments will discuss other moral qualities respected by fans.
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Athens Banner
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al Calhoun
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Alice
Emerson
Banner-Herald
Frank Daniel Returns To Lead University Georgia Cracker
Frank Daniel of Thomaston Georgia, a University student and editor in chief of the Georgia Cracker for the coming year, has returned to the Classic City. He arrives after a vacation noted for recreation and romance, brings humor and literary talent to the college monthly, and plans the first Cracker issue for October. Carey J. Williams of Greensboro and Irvin P Meyerson of Athens join the staff, with others already known to readers.
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Thomaston
Georgia Cracker
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Life
Carey J. Williams
Greensboro
Irvin P Meyerson
Athens
Lieutenant Byrd Buried in Lawrenceville After Burial Plan
The body of Harold Byrd lieutenant and adjutant of the First battalion 327th infantry will pass through Atlanta Saturday en route to Lawrenceville for burial Sunday. He died in the Argonne during World War I after entering the fire officers training camp at Fort M Phergon. The Harold Byrd post of the American Legion will lead services with survivors including his father J. P. Byrd of Lawrenceville three sisters Mrs Blake of Calhoun Falls S C and Mrs Cora Byrd and two brothers Joseph Byrd Tulsa Oklahoma Dan and Fred Byrd of Lawrenceville.
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France
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Joseph Byrd
Tulsa Oka
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Fred Byrd
Athens Carpenters Qualify As First Class Steeplejacks
Athens carpenters finishing the renewal of the First Methodist church under a month of work. The high steeple, the city’s tallest, is being refinished with weather vanes upgraded. Workers endured perilous heights to repair the steeple, proving the locals’ daring and skill.
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Athens
First Methodist
Cotton Sells For 22 Cents in Washington
Washington cotton prices show little progress this week with good cotton near 21 to 22 cents. Markets fluctuate as buyers and sellers respond to uncertain conditions. Analysts say the peak of the recent rise may not have been reached yet and values remain erratic.
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Washington
Thureday
Little Willie Aims to Stay in City Jail Forever
A frenzied comic tale portrays Little Willie, the youthful thief, as he is allowed inside the city jail for a time and then sent to the jailer’s home. The piece mockingly notes his conscience and hints at a harsh fate, with society’s sentence lingering.
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Rabbage Gardens
Accidents On Jackson Street Cause Vehicle and Property Damage
Two incidents occurred on Jackson Street with a parked car rolling downhill and smashing plate glass windows at Lee Morris store on Froad Street. The car owner fled after the crash and had not been located by nightfall. Earlier, a truck from the same hill hit a buggy owned by Tom Thornton, demolishing it while the horse escaped injury.
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Exiled Hohenzollerns Seek Doorn Stay Amid German Tension
In Doorn Netherlands the exiled Hohenzollerns assume a temporary refuge amid anti Ultra Conservative sentiment in Germany triggered by the murder of Mathias Erzberger. Princess Victoria Louise now Duchess of Brunswick travels with the Duke and children, joined by former Prince Adalbert as reports say more members like Princess Eitel Friedrich and Oscar will join soon.
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Princ Adalbert
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Oscar
University Opens 122nd Year in Athens Chapel
Opening exercises mark the 122nd year of the University of Georgia at 11:00 AM on Wednesday September 21 1923 in the University chapel. Faculty trustees ministers Mayor Erwin and students attend with a formal procession prior to the service led by Colonel Ryther cadet corps.
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University of Georgia
Athens
Erwin
Ryther
University Cadet Corps
Fire devastates Charlotte Mercantile and Efird stores
Officials estimate the early Friday blaze in downtown Charlotte destroyed stock worth 350000 to 400000 while less than ten percent of the half million dollar stock across Charlotte Mercantile and Efird departments could be salvaged. Insurance will cover building and some losses but stock damage may exceed coverage. Charlotte Mercantile is the Fold chain’s hub with 32 stores across the Carolinas and wholesale distribution.
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Ford officials to review Muscle Shoals offer in Washington
Secretary Weeks and experts discussed Henry Ford on the Detroit firm’s plan to buy and lease Muscle Shoals power and nitrate works in Alabama. Henry Ford may visit Washington for talks, as objections to the bid are clarified. James of Chattanooga proposed $5 million for the plant plus a six year lease with rental based on power from Wilson Dam and Dam No. 3.
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Herrvy Ford
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Tenn
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Jamea
Wilson Dam
Yacht Race Starts From New York For Bennett Cup
The schooners Vagrant and Sonnica, owned by members of the New York Yacht Club, began a 200 mile race for the Cup offered by James Gordon Bennett in 1872. Skippers Harold B. Vanderbilt and H. D. Shennard steer the 100 foot overall, 80 foot waterline vessels from Ambrose Lightship at 11 16, Sonnica five minutes ahead. Vagrant had to return after crossing too soon. The race, without time allowance, aims to Cape May and back, expected to finish tomorrow.
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Death notice of Mary Ruth Bradley at Madison county
Mary Ruth Bradley ten months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs J d Brathey, died at 491 Ruth Street at 10 pm Thursday. Funeral service Friday at 4 pm from Union Church in Madison County with Rev M Colle officiating. Interment in church burial grounds. Survived by parents and grandparents J M Suit of Athens and Mrs J O Bradley of Madison County. France's standing army fact appears unrelated.
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E. M. Smith
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Madison County
Rev . M. Colle
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J. M.‘suit
Athens
J. 0 Bradley
Carpentier to Fight Gibbons for Light-Heavy Crown Next February
Georges Carpentier will meet Tom Gibbons of St Paul for the world light heavyweight title next February at Madison Square Garden. Promoter Tex Rickard announced receipt of a radio message from manager Descampo confirming Carpentier will be ready to defend the title now held after Battling Levinsky. The bout was originally set for October 12 in Jersey City.
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New York
Georges Carpentier
Tom Gibbons
St. Paul
Madison Square Garden
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Battling Levinsky
Jersey
Ity
Finals in Women's Tennis Tournament Saturday
PHILADELPHIA Mrs Molla Bjurstedt Mallory the national champion and Miss Edith Sigourney of Boston will meet Saturday in the final of the women's middle Atlantic states lawn tennis tournament at the Philadelphia Cricket club. Mallory reached the final by defeating Miss B Townsend 60 63 while Sigourney beat Miss Martha Bayard 7561 in the semifinals.
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Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
New York
Edith Sigourney
Boston
Philadelphia Cricket Club
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Sigourney
M. B. Huff
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Mary Browne
Toulse Williams
California
Mini Bayard
Katherine Gardner
Monroe County
Harding Helps Armenians New York Deportation Halt
President Harding has temporarily halted the deportation of about 300 Armenian immigrants, as stressed by Representative Isaac Siegel. A wireless message from the Mayflower ordered suspension pending a Washington conference Monday. The presidential yacht, with Harding and his party, was reported near Delaware capes and Haganton roads en route to Washington, with possible stop at Norfolk if time allowed.
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Harding
Turkey
Isaac Siegel
Washington
Seixel
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Champagne imports for medical use rise at customs
Records show 19,476 quarts of Champagne imported for medical use last month through ce Bert Alan avarere, valued at 1.51 dollars per quart for wholesale purchase. The beverages originate from France and Spain.
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Bert Alan
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France
Spain
Jailbreak Trys Fail as Men Saw Bars in Bordeaux Cell
Charles Harmon and Joseph Fleming sawed through 15 steel bars over their cell window in Bordeaux jail early yesterday and dropped to the ground. They could not scale a 20 foot wall and were recaptured by jail attendants. Both men were exhausted from their attempts.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Charles Harmon
Joseph Fleming
Bordeaux
Harmon Tong
Omaha
Ned
Onannesday
Baseball Results from Southern League and American League
New Orleans and Mobile 1 Little Rock 14 Memphis 4 Birmingham unknown Nashville 6 Atlanta 6 Chattanooga 4. American League games include Washington 0 Cleveland 2 New York 3 St Louis 10 Philadelphia 3 Detroit 7 Boston 10 Chicago 4.
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St. Louis
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Pistate rs New York five and other league results
Reported scores show Pistate rs New York five and Loula four, Philadelphia three, Cincinnati five, Boston one, Chicago Brooklyn game affected by rain.
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Loula
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago-Brooklyn
Ironized Yeast Promise Boost for Health and Vitality
An advertisement extols Ironized Yeast, mixed with iron, as a convenient tonic for run down conditions, weight loss, nervousness, and poor appetite. It claims concentrated brewer's yeast supplies vital vitamides, offering a modern tonic said to improve health with no higher per dose cost than ordinary yeast. Produced by the Ironize It Company of Atlanta, Ga.
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