Debate at Boys High School Yields Prizes for Best Debater and Declaimer
Clarence Bell won the Crankshaw medal for best debater and Max Wiltensky took the prize and a volume on the French Revolution for best declaimer at the Alelphronian Literary and Debating Society Christmas exercises. The event in the Girls High School hall drew a large crowd as the South secession debate was won by the affirmative led by Robert Park. Clarence Bell led the negative.
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Alelphronian Literary and Debating Society
Boys’ High School
Furber
Burt
Dana
Sage
George Gillon
C W. Crankshaw
Clarence Bell
Maler & Berkele
Max Wiltensky
Henry W. Grads
New South
Herman J. Haaga
Stars and Stripes
Ben Hill
Cal
Marshall H Lane, Jr
Howard KE. Parker
Robert T. Phillips
Francs G. Jones
Burton Smith
H H. Cabaniss
A. D. Thomson
Forrest Adair
William M. Staton
Bays’ Heir School
Concert at the Grand features Mr Williams and Miss Hoffman
The Grand hosted a recit al by tenor Mr Williams and soprano Miss Hildegard Hoffman, part of the Concert and Festival Association program. Despite a chilly house due to impaired heating, their performance of Elijah and other songs drew a large audience and favorable comments on vocal artistry and tone.
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Elijah
Angela Mio
Braga
Brahms
Paderewski
Meyer
Helmund
Barnby
Chaminade
Gilbert
Miss Hollman
Massenet
Israel
Schubert
Haydn
Holmes
Gomez
Madame Nordica
Louise Dooly
British doctors offer free chronic disease treatment in Atlanta
A British Medical Institute branch at 104 North Pryor Street Lowndes Building rooms 207 208 209 212 213 offers three months of free services to Invvanda callers before December 28 with medicines excluded. The program covers consultation examination minor surgery and all diseases including cancer skin diseases catarrh weakness goitre and rectal diseases. Office hours 9 pm to 8 pm closed Sundays.
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Lowndes
North Pryor Street
British Medical Institute
Lowndes Building
Oakland race results surprise as outsiders shine
At Oakland today Frank Bell and Wallercure led a day of surprises with longshots like El Oriente Monteagle and Plohn winning at high odds. Frank Bell won the first race as a heavy favorite, while Monteagle narrowly beat Ulm in the second. Other winners included Josie G Watercure and Plohn, with Weather clear and fast track conditions throughout.
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San Francisco
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Wallercure
Oakland
el Oriente
Monteagle
Plohn
Monnce
Miller
Ulm
Watercure
Vesuvium
Pride
Tal Oriente
Wyoming
Mounce
the Miller
Kelly
Pompino
Ransch
el Mido
Connor
Josie G
Howson
Botany
Bullman
Flo Culver
Dugan
O'Connor
Vesuvian
Connes
The
J Woods
Salling Plohn
Duckey
Native
L Jackson
EA Oriente
Ransom
L. Jackson
Senomd
Merops
Midwinter Charleston Racing Opens on Exposition Track
Charleston S C December 16 The midwinter meeting of the Charleston Racing Association opened on the exposition track with a large attendance despite a cold snap. Races listed Tremar first Sam Lazarus second Jessie Y third in six furlongs time 149. SECOND RACE Dandy Bell first Marta Bolton second Mudder third time 12714. THIRD RACE Pas sac first Clifton Boy second Lizzie Yello third time 1 34. FOURTH RACE Tristram first Deadly Night Shade second Dr Worth third time 113%. FIFTH RACE Salome first Kingfall second Elsley Venner third time 1 50%
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S. C
Charleston Racing Association
Exposition Track
Tremar
Sam Lazarus
Jessie Y
Dandy Bell
Marta Bolton
Mudder
Passac
Clifton Boy
Lizzie Yello
Tristram
Deadly Night Shade
Dr. Worth
Salome
Kingfall
Elsley Venner
Orphanage site contest narrows to Goldsboro
December 16 in Goldsboro North Carolina officials report the Junior Order of American Mechanics is arranging a state orphanage site search with Goldsboro making a strong bid to be chosen as the location amid hopeful efforts by Raleigh and Goldsboro.
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Goldsboro
Raleigh
N. C
Order of American Mechanics
Goldsboro i3
New Orleans Racing Day Faces Scratches and Close Finishes
December 16, New Orleans weather clear as track stays fast. Trebor was the only winning favorite. Tour scratched due to outlawry ban mishap. First race won by Old Fox at 6 1/2 furlongs, with Alpaca second and Little Jack Horner third. Subsequent results list Cast Tron, Missile, Bingo. Major Mansir, Dalkeith, Pay the Fiddler. Malay, Andes, Balm of Gil-Sagat. The Boer, Ben Chances, Swordsman. and Albert Lee, Banish, Waterpousaili in six races with varying margins and times.
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Tour
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Creadon
Old Fox
Dale
Alpaca
L. Smith
Little Jack Horner
Cochran
Cast Tron
Dominick
Missile
L Smith
Bingo
Rice
P& Miles
Major Mansir
Mier
Dalkeith
Pay the Fiddler
Malay
Blake
Andes
Otis
Balm
Meade
the Boer
Ben Chances
Munro
Swordsman
Albert Lee
Miller
Banish
T. Dean
Waterpousaili
Minder
Feltz Defeats Hennessy In Charleston Bout
In Charleston on December 16, Middy Hennessy was clearly outclassed by Tommy Feltz. Referee Owen Zeigler halted the fight in the turn round and awarded the decision to Feltz, citing Hennessy’s superiority. Separately at Georgetown University the advisory board voted unanimously to sever athletic relations with the University of Virginia over charges of professionalism.
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Hennessy
Charleston
Charleston Athletic Club
Middy Hennesy
Tommy Feltz
Owen Zeissler
Feitz
Zeigler
Hennesy
University of Virginia
Washington
Georgetown University Advisory Board Today
Virginia
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