Sophomore Declamation Draws Large Audience at University Chapel
Sunday events at the University chapel featured a sophomore declamation with J D Bower A G Golucke Max Michael M S Monk R Moldrim B S Dobbs H A King H F Scott and Wallace Millee taking part though Herbert Reynolds of Marietta was absent due to family illness. Prizes include a silver cap. the winner to be announced Monday night by Hon. Zach Lamar Cobb. Military exercises followed, with Cadets limited by weather. next year’s battalion officers announced by Col EB L Griggs.
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University Chapel
J. D. Bower
A. G Golucke
Max Michael
Monk
R Moldrim
Dobbs
H. A. King
H. F. Scott
Wallace Millée
Herbert’. Reynolds
Marietta
Chancelor Hill
Anil
EB. L Griggs
H. Beaver
Miner Boyd
J F. Baxter
D. A. Cohen
T. L Hudson
W A. Jackcox
D. H. Dupree
W. A. Worsham
WO Cheney
J. P. Manley
H. H. Harris
R. Meldrim
Military drill and prize awarded at the university
The drill judged by Major Pletcher and Lt Nesbitt crowned D H Dupree, Meldrim, and Jackson in a Mosars led contest. The same evening the champion debate between Demosthenian and Phi Kappa featured speeches on the Hanna Frye ship subsidy bill.
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Scott
Max Michael
H.Q Fietcher
P. Lovejoy
W. O. Roberta
G. V. Walsh
M.L Richter
A. Falk
N. W. Cook
W. T. Siebel
M. Rambo
A. G. Golucke
H. A. King
Joe Hall
BR. B. O'Farrell
T.B Ballard
W. T. Hanon
L. O McCleeky
D. 8. Atkinson
W. H. McDowell
W. J. Cranston
G. L. Custom
A. A. Thornton
J. A. Copeland
G. D Yow
W. M. Nichols
W. H. Oliver
C.E. Smith
T. H. Roberts
Major
M. Pletcher
O. B. Nesbitt
Gaps Crankshank
Mosars
D. H. Dupree
R. Meldrim
Jackson
Mr. Meldrim
P. W. Madrim
Savannah
Chi Phi Fraternity
Demosthenian
Pal. Kappa
James K. Jordon
Demosthenian Society
Judge Pope in the City of Athens
Junge Will.am H. Pope of Santa Fe New Mexico visits Athens before departing for Washington to receive orders for service in the Philippines where he will serve as one of five judges on the appellate court. Pope, a University of Georgia alumnus, once edited the Athens Weekly and later the Athens Banner. He remains in Athens until Monday night.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Jange Pope
Washington
Phillippines
Phillipines
Roosevelt
Tage Pops Ia
Athens
Shavang
University of Georgia
Caen
Hazh N. Starnes
Tros
Shane
Tater
Prof Starnes Resigns From University Post
Professor Starnes resigns as head of the Agricultural Department at the University of Georgia after three years. Trustees expect no immediate replacement. possible successor named before the board meeting. Local reaction notes many friends and regret at his departure as the university moves to fill the vacancy.
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Ue Datenenty
Hie Oarming
Kia Avenaseor
Henry Oomer Grows Record Cotton in Clark County
Local farmer Henry Oomer reports 26 acres under cotton near the city in Clark County. He anticipates a substantial yield and claims the distinction of cultivating the field among the county’s fineries.
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Henry Oomer
Clarka
White Goods Take Center Stage This Season
This season’s rage is White Goods with a wide selection now on offer. Many varieties are available at prices not to be matched, including White Piques ideal for ladies skirts and dresses. The regular 35c quality is highlighted among the choices.
Muslin Underwear Sale Promises Big Reductions
Bright display of Ladies, Misses and Childrens muslin underwear offers trimmed and untrimmed hats at a 33 percent discount from former prices. Readable claims highlight careful selection, quality trim mings, and latest styles to attract shoppers.
Ladies Shirt Waists for Hot Weather
A merchant advertises cool linen and lawn shirt waists for summer. Numerous styles offered with fine embroidery and tiny tucks, priced from 1.00 dollars upward.
Silk and Hosiery Goods Shine in Ladies Accessories
Advertises silk and Japanese fans, parasols for ladies and children, mits and gloves, black and colored hosiery, a full range of ladies neckwear, and a large stock of belts in a general department-store catalog tone.
Dr Lovejoy on Life in Texas and Galveston After Storm
Dr Lovejoy reflects on Texas weather and growth from Dallas to Galveston, noting rainfall, crop effects, Houston’s strategic location, and Bouyant prospects for Galveston despite the 1900s hurricane. It discusses oil activity around Beaumont, the canal outlet, rail connections, and local rebuilding spirits.
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Heart of
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Winterville
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Broad Street
Capton Street
Thia
Gulf Coast
Thomas
Southern Pacific
Sour Lake
Beau
Smike
Pennsylvania
Xpert
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