Administrator's Sale and Divorces in Clarke County Georgia
Public notice outlines administrator E C Potts selling parcels at 697 and 597 Baxter Street and a Peabody Street lot to pay debts of Mrs S A Culp with cash terms and immediate possession. Also included are several libel for divorce actions in Clarke Superior Court January Term 1919 against George Lewis Gloria Smith Daisy Jordan Simmons and others with notices of publication and service. Lucy M Bishop as executor cautions creditors to present claims against Mary B Pittard estate.
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Court of Ordinary
Clarke County
Georgia
Court House
Said County
Baxter Street
Harrng
Peabody Street
Coleman
Lémon
S. A. Culp
George Lewis
Clarke Superior Court
Andrew x. Cobb
H. H. Carlton
Clarke Supr
Austin Bell
Hattie Lewis
Ghorgh Lewis
Clarke Superior
Andrew J. Cobb
C. W. C. L.A. Rhinehart
Anna Long Edney Rhinehart
Andréw J. Cobb
E. J. Chawford
Supr
Court Clarke Co
Glovia Smith v8
Neal Smith
Superio
Gloria Smith
E. J. Crawford
Erwin, Ruuadr & Nix
Daisy Jordan Simmons
Jack Simmons
Ee County
Clarke County Superior Court
Superior Court
ER. J. Crawford
C. W. C. Green & Michael
Mary B. Pittard
Lucy M. Bishop
Mre
Mary
Pittard
Markets New York Cotton Prices and Spot Rates
The exchange shows tone strong to middling with values around 29.25¢ for medium grades and 26.75¢ at the Feb point. New Orleans and Atlantic centers report steady to middling around 28.25¢, with New York spot at 29.25¢. Liverpool sales total 1,000 middling at 21.814. Chicago quotations not listed.
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New York
Exchange Today
Ceee
New Orleans
Athens
Atlanta
Charleston
Liverpool
Former Emperor Seriously Ill
Berlin doctor summoned by the former German Emperor arrived in Holland today on a special train, according to a dispatch from Amsterdam. The report notes the physician was summoned from Berlin and traveled Tuesday to assist the former ruler.
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Associated Press
London
Berlin
Holland
Amsterdam
Exchange Telegraph Company
Seven Billion Is Saved In Contracts
Secretary Baker told the Senate Finance Committee that contract cancellations will save about seven and a quarter billion dollars of the twenty four billion appropriated for the army in World War I. He noted committees report Congress needs only about one billion one hundred million to cover contracts under the eight billion authorized, for which no further appropriations will be made.
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Associated Press
Washington
Baker
Senate Finance Committee
War Department
Congress
War Secretary
S B Boone Dies After Long Illness
S B Boone died at his home Thursday afternoon after several months illness. Funeral at Leventon church Friday at one oclock conducted by Rev A S Hutchinson. Survived by widow Mrs Mattie Boone and five children Mrs L Edwards of Birmingham Alabama Miss Bessie Miss Catherine Miss Nellie Boone and Mr Davie Boone all of Athens.
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S. B. Boone
Leventon Church
A. 8. Hutchinson
Mattie Boone
L. Edwards
Birmingham
Ala
Misa Bessie
Catherine
Nellie Boone
Davie Boone
Athens
Oh Baby Comes to Colonial in Charleston Review
The Charleston Evening Post lauds the Oh Baby revival as a bright revue featuring pretty girls, lively dancing, and fresh costumes. It notes the show is a hodgepodge but well danced, delivering entertainment that satisfies.
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Charleston Evening Post
Academy
British Day Celebration Planned by City Committee
The mayor’s committee plans a British Day program in the University chapel on Saturday morning December seventh from 10 20 to 11 20. The event features the University of Georgia Band, Alma Mater, prayers, an anthem God Save the King, and an address America’s Debt to Great Britain by Prof V Sanford. The Normal School Glee Club, student chorus, and songs like Rule Britannia Keep the Home Fires Burn perform along with other musical pieces.
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University Chapel
Sanford
Great Britain
Erwin
America
France
United States
University of Georgia
Dottery
Alma
God Save the King
Normal School
V. Sanford
Brittiania
Normal School Glee Club
Stedent
Ry Pyayer
B. L
University of Georgia Band
Representatives of industries press for larger Merchant Marine
Atlantic City, N. J., Dec. 6. Resolutions from groups representing hundreds of industries urge the government to loosen wartime business controls. The measures will be presented at the Reconstruction Congress session tomorrow. A strong call for a greater Merchant Marine to handle the nation’s revived commerce abroad is evident.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. 1
Busiess
Federation of Churches Urged by Resolution for All Protestant
Philadelphia December 5 A proposed federation of churches was approved and resolutions urging the appointment of an interdenominational committee from every Protestant faith to organize a church union were unanimously adopted by the congress for church unity. Each denomination is to have one member on the committee for every half million communicants.
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Federation OF Churches
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Penn
Ant
Congress For Church Unity
Lloyd George Says War Leaders Must Face International Court
London dec 6 premier Lloyd George declared in an election speech that the men responsible for the war cannot escape because their heads are crowned but they must be tried by an international court. he also urged expulsion and exclusion of enemy aliens.
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Associated Press
London
Lloyd George
Steamship Lines Relinquished From Federal Control
Washington December fifth. The Clyde Mallory Merchants and Miners and Sothern Steamship Companies are returned to private management by order of Director General McAdoo. Rail line owners remain under Railroad Administration. The four lines were government controlled since April thirteen and then consolidated with other lines under R A.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
Clyde, Mallory, Merchants and Miners
Sothern Steamship Companies
McAdoo
Steamship Companies
Railroad Administration
Presidential party safe special protection afforded
Navy Department says communications with the George Washington near New York with President Wilson and party aboard have been continuous. White House reports no new presidential messages. deck cleared and no matters of importance develop. Special arrangements ensured the president remains in constant touch with Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy Department
George Washington Alnost
New York
Wilson
White House
Senate Debates Peace Conference Moves and Mann Criticism
Washington December 5 resolutions and debate on peace conference topics filled the senate. Tomorrow’s session will likely focus on the Cummin g resolution to send a senate committee to Paris. Republicans Johnson California and Sherman Illinois criticized Mann for saying the country is not in sympathy with criticism of the president at the peace talks.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Cumming
Paris
Ldona Com Nites
Johnson
California
Rpublicans
Creel
Sherman
Ilinois
House
Mann
Western Union Inaugurates Night Letter Delivery by Mail
Western Union Telegraph Company shifts night letters to post office delivery. Night traffic will be mailed from the office at night and carried by post office carriers with first morning delivery. Expected delivery to addressees by 7 to 10 a.m. with boxes available to many recipients before opening.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegraph Co
United States Mail
Maphura
Moat Casta
Rainbow Division To Stay In Service In Europe
Secretary Baker stated that none of the veteran divisions in France would return home before formal peace. The Rainbow Division and a few other famed units are expected to remain in Europe, while several formations of the American Army of occupation move into Germany.
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Associated Press
Washington
Baker
France
Europe
Britain Day Observed Tomorrow At University Chapel
The National Council of Defense sets Britain Day observance for tomorrow at 10 30 am in the University chapel. A program is planned and the audience will sing God Save the King. The public is invited to join in the hymn and remarks attributed to Henry Carly.
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National Council of Defense
Britain
University Chapel
God
the King
Henry Carly
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Proves Worth in Cold Season
Many families rely on Chamberlains Cough Remedy to treat coughs and colds. The ad urges following directions and claims the medicine helps readers avoid serious illness. It emphasizes years of use and proven merit among households during winter months.
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Chamberlain
H‘ely
Casualties Report From Washington on War Losses
The casualty list from Washington reports killed in action and wounded among American Expeditionary Forces. Georgians named include Private Hasca C. Smith of Middleton, Lt. George W. Mattox of Elberton, and others in actions across multiple units. The report itemizes killed in action, died of wounds, disease, and missing in action with georgia names across several counties.
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Washington
Amercan Expeditionary Forces
Hasca C
Anne Garrett
Woodstock
Seaborn L. Pate
Hampton
Robert F. Joyner
Statesboro
Oscar L. Tennant
Cornelia
James W. Bragg
Hinsonton
Jesse G. Duncan
Fairburn
Caubes
William L. Dingler
Tallapoosa
Hubert Ledford
Holland
William D. Roper
Dawsonville
Fred Willams
Villanow
Bennie EB
Dixon
Uvalda
Charlie Otyer Hall
Waycross
Edward J. Burlingham
Glencae Ga
Fred H. Ligon
Palmetto, A
Army plans most extensive series of athletic contests
Extent of planned athletic contests announced from American Army Headquarters in France. The series aims to end with an inter Allied military Olympic meet. Pershing has approved tentative plans and Paris is the target for finals if feasible.
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Associated Press
France
Pershing
Paris
Holland Secures Trade Regulations
Washington reports the War Trade Board announced a trade arrangement with Holland allowing import of commodities under license. Only Dutch ships may be used and consignments must be to the Netherlands Overseas Trust.
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Washington
Holland
War Trade Board
Netherlands
Stomach Trouble Relief Reported by Mrs Drinkard
Mrs L A Drinkard of Jefferson City Missouri reports using Chamberlains Tablets for stomach trouble and fatigue. She says relief came from the first dose and within a week her condition improved in every way.
Prominent Business Men Visit Athens
Three leading figures from The Equitable Life Assurance Society visited Athens yesterday by chance. Henry Morganthau, director of Equitable, C. J. Martin, Assistant Treasurer, and Henry Boyd of the Real Estate Investment Comptroller's department toured the city. Boyd praised Athens as substantial with strong social, educational, commercial, and climatic advantages while here to assess album buying homes and future investments.
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America
Athens
Henry Morganthau
Equitable Life Assurance Society
C. J. Martin
Equitable
Henry Boyd
Real Estate Investment Comptroller's Department
Boyd
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Praised for Croup Relief
Mrs. Ed ward Hassett of Frankfort writes that Chamberlains Cough Remedy is splendid for croup and quickly relieves attacks in children and adults alike. The note claims the medicine contains no opium or narcotics and can be given confidently to children.
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Chamberlain
Edward Hassett
Frankfort
Georgian Receives London Times News Service
The Atlanta Georgian and Sunday American announce daily news service from the London Times for Versailles Peace Conference coverage. A large staff will deliver complete, word-for-word reports, with first cablers December 8 and ongoing day by day dispatches in the Georgian American and Sunday American. Lee G. Bowden, representative, Athens.
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Great Lyon Times
Georgia
Wilson
London
Atlanta
Sonic Times
Thunderer
Booth
Versailles
Sunday American
International News Service
Atlanta Georgian
Lee G. Bowden
Tumph Street
Athens
Morgenthau Speaks at University of Georgia Visit
Mr Henry Morgenthau addressed the University of Georgia chapel yesterday and spoke at a Y M C A luncheon. He then visited Athens High and Industrial School where pupils sang Southern melodies before Chancellor Barr offered a brief talk to the students.
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Henry Morgenthau
University of Georgia
Athens High
Morgenthau
Chancélior Barr Mee
Texas Wonder Kidney Relief Offered by Mail
The Texas Wonder claims to aid kidney and bladder issues in men women and children including diabetes rheumatism and urinary irregularities. Small bottle provides two months treatment and testimonials are available on request. Sold by druggists or via mail from 2296 Olive Street St. Louis Missouri.
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Texas
W. Hall
Olive Street
Louis
Konta Admits Part in Negotiation With German Agent
Washington reports Arnold Konta of New York admitted before the senate committee that he communicated with Dr. Dernberg a German propagandist about purchasing New York newspapers. The probe also covers Brewers activities and German propaganda. Mrs Isley’s letter praises Chamberlain’s Tablets as a quick remedy for stomach disorders and constipation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Alexan'' Konta
New York
Palmer
Germany
Dernberg
Aso
Isley
D. W. Is
Litchfield
Chamberlain
A. Pave
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Williamson's
Chicago
Octetree Betes
Hee
Cardus
Garda ’S Tonic
Cardui
Rainbow
Jewell G. McMichael
Fizgereid
Marvin I. Booth
Logansville
George T. Brooks
Avera
Joseph A. Hobby
Summer, Ga
Joseph T. Jones
Colbert, Ga
Leonard M Mitchell
Madison
London Times
Morgenhau
Konta
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