Four Horsemen Return to Palace for October 1
The Palace will reprise The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse on Saturday October 1 after strong public demand. The film drew capacity crowds Monday through Wednesday and in surrounding towns and will repeat with the original orchestra. Matinee 4? cents general, 1 box 1, 1 night 1 admission 1 box 1.50 plus tax. Rudolph Valentino stars.
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Elberton
New York
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Sales Day plan proposed to boost Athens trade
Secretary M F Ficket presented a sales day plan to the Athens Advertising club seeking approval. A special committee led by H J Ite will work out details for a special meeting with aims to attract farmers and raise Athens trade. The Chamber of Commerce backs the idea, already used successfully in large cities and endorsed by Burroughs Adding Machine’s Business magazine.
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United States
M. F. Ficket
Athens Advertising Club
M. G. Michael
Anoles Wlaydea
Chamber of Commerce
Cleb
Businese
Burroughs Adding, Machine Company
Athengghs Co to Issue $40,000 Bonds for Improvements
Permission was granted Wednesday for Athans Gas Light and Fuel Co to issue $40,000 in bonds to fund improvements stalled at their plant. A hearing accompanied petitions from Georgia Railroad and Atlantic Coast Line for bond issues. Georgia Railroad approved for $1,500,000 and ACL ordered to improve its Jesup station.
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Athans Gas, Light and Fuel Company
Georgia Railroad
Georgia Road
Atlantic Coast Line
Jesup
Where The Best Eats Are Today At Piggly Wiggly
A retail page lists fresh produce and pantry goods available at Piggly Wiggly including iceberg lettuce celery cabbage sweet potatoes Irish potatoes oranges apples bananas grapes lemons tangs Lemang, various cereals and flours, cheeses, hams, nuts and canned fish. Special note shows a demonstrated display of iced Postum products and packaging. Prices quoted for mackerel and other items. All purchases charged to the Tob er account. Details attributed to King-Hodgson Co and Bing Hodgs on.
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King-Hodgson CO
High School Grid Opens in Athens Friday Clash with Winder
The Athens High football team opens the 1921-22 scholastic year Friday at Sanford Field at 3 15 p m against Winder High. Coach Roy Grayson reports seven games on the schedule with two open dates, listing opponents including Boys High Atlanta Washington High Marist College Gainesville and University School for Boys Atlanta. All Athens games will be played on Sanford Field.
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Athens
Marist College of Atlanta
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Washington
Gainesville High School
Gainesville
Disciple Church hosts weekly community art pictures
Rev. S. R. Grubb of Winder Georgia invites attendance at his Disciple church for a Friday evening series of community art pictures. He reports strong attendance and praises the high quality works. He believes the program aids lasting spiritual development in the church.
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Winder
R. Grubb
O J Williams Dies Known as Happy Jack From Athens
The Banner reports from Wauchula Florida the death of O J Williams a former Athens native. He suffered a stroke on Tuesday and died Wednesday evening funeral held at the cemetery. Williams served in the Confederate navy and spent about forty years in the area working as a ditching contractor. He was about 70, cheerful and widely liked nicknamed Happy Jack.
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Fla
O. J. Williams
Athens
Williams
Florida
Jack” Williams
O. J. Willingse
Jack
Fort Worth Wins Dixie Championship In 3 0 Victory
Fort Worth Texas league champions defeated Memphis Southern association pennant winners 3 to 0 to take the Dixie baseball title. American League results show Philadelphia 4 Boston 6 and Chicago 3 Cincinnati 1 with Boston 5 Brooklyn 9 in the National League. two games scheduled.
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What is the Matter With Us by J Ogden Armour
Armour argues the postwar business slump is not national failure but a normalization after war stimulated activity. He asserts about 90 percent of workers are employed with good pay and conditions, and faith in buying and industry is rebounding. He urges avoiding doomscenarios and pushes for confidence, work, and steady progress.
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Armour & Co
Law Professors Dominate New International Court
Geneva reports the new Court of International Justice will include eleven judges and diplomats, with five professors of international law, two dual lawyers professors, one jurist, and one statesman. Notables: Moore of the United States, Altamira of Spain, Anzilotti of Italy, Huber of Switzerland, Oda of Japan, Weiss of France, Bustamante of Cuba, Finlay of Britain, Loder of Holland, Nyholm of Denmark, and Barbosa of Brazil.
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New Court of International Justice
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United States
Altamira
Spain
Anzilotti
Italy
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Switzerland
Oda
Japan
Weiss
France
Bustamente
Cuba
Finlay
Great Britain
Loder
Holland
Anzilott
Nyholm
Denmark
Barbosa
Brazil
Baptists Favored by Georgia Students at University
A University of Georgia registrar report on the first thousand enrollees shows Baptists as the largest denomination with 323 members and 102 expressing Baptist preference though not members. Methodists number 252 with 44 preferring that denomination, Presbyterians 94, Catholics 16, Episcopalians 44, Christians 23, and 29 Jewish, with scattered representations from other faiths.
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Athens University enrollment rises as churches recruit students
More than 90 percent of Athens University students are church members or favor a denomination's services. Baptists consider a campus student pastor as the enrollment nears 1500, with local churches actively aiding students and ministers attending opening exercises to extend welcome.
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Ree
Baptists
Churches of Athens
Klan Primes Government Probe With Demands for Records
William J Simmons head of the Ku Klux Klan calls for a broad government investigation of Klan activities. He writes to President Harding and Attorney General Daugherty offering full access to Invisible Empire records and pledges cooperation if outrages are found. A House resolution seeks inquiry into Klan finances and activities. An emergency tariff bill awaits passage.
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Harding
Daugherty
William Joseph Simmons
Ku Klux Klan
Simmon
Klan
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Department of, Justice
Einstein Scandal Stirring France Controversy Over Einstein Theory
Paris reports a sensational dispute in which Prof Mathias of rdjenskiold Observatory accuses Prof Einstein of copying theories from Heidelberg’s Prof Sohnberg, arguing Einstein’s space no existence claim mirrors Sohnberg’s obscure candle flame experiments. French papers largely back Einstein.
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Rdjenskiold Observatory
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Heidelberg
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Lorett
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Paris plans grand stadium for Olympic events
Druggists president says the national convention will elect next year's Wag for ELABORATE STADIUM. Allen Muhr the French assistant commissary tours American athletic fields noting Paris plans a vast amphitheater with a phased program of field events gymnastics and other special events to be held without seating disruptions.
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Relief for Constipation with Jacobs Liver Salt
Chronic constipation linked to drying of bile and secretions. scientists announce a pleasant tasting salt combo that increases bile flow and intestinal secretions to cleanse the tract. Jacobs Liver Salt, sold by Jacobs Pharmacy Atlanta, GA, offered free sample upon request.
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Jacobs’ Pharmacy
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