Carolinian Wins Opening Day Feature at Southern Zone Tourney
W B Parrish of the Atlanta Gun Club credited for securing the Southern Zone handicap as 84 shooters from 12 units started the 200-target opening day in Atlanta. The doubles crowned J H Staples of Charleston and N Wray of Vicksburg as amateur and professional champions respectively, with Woodward of Texas topping overall averages. City entries from Atlanta and nearby states posted strong scores as the program for day two promised 200 18 yard targets and a chance at the Grand American Handicap in Chicago.
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Atlanta
Columbus
Aneley
Wos
J. H. Staples
Charleston
A. R. Brooks
Columbia
N. Wray
Vicksburg
Miss
Mr. Staples
Mr. Wray
Staples
South Carolina
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Earle
U R Brooks
Paul R Earle
South Cerolina
EF Woodward
Texas
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Tarte
Tuna
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Wr. Woodward
Mr Woodward
H. J. Field
Joe Cothran
Florida
TJ Aycock
Dave Deen
George Williams
R. M. Lee
Maryland
M. C. Tyler
Mississippi
L. Dodds
Tennessee
Rogers Caldwell
John H. Noel
Alabama
Chicago
W. D. Parrish
W. H. Perrin
Hei Hentz
F. M. Inman
Walter Hart
Stacon
J. BR. Cothran
Atlante
Morson
Charlotte
N. C
QV. J. Stoddard
3. M. Morehead
C. A. Burke
Keoxvilie
Tenn
Weyman
EF Davis
August W_ OH
Lanter, Jr
Augusta
Isaac Andrews
A. di Portes
Ridgeway
B C
Jacksonville
Fla
George G. Williams
J, Brantley
N. Alford
A Ianta
J. L. Doggett
Clarkedale
W. BD. McLeod
Memphis
Xc. N. Wray
Mies
M. ©. Tyler
Clarksdn
Miso
KR. M. Lee
Monkton
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Aberdeen
Mlax
Cliss
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Clarksdate
Lit
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Fayette
Ala
Afgoon
W. R Chamblee
Starr
J.glauster
Baconton
L. Gart
Birmingham
Ira J. Sellers
Lee Moody
Bessemer
George W Connors
A F
McKissick
Greenville
W.H. Strickland
Barnwell
C. J. Bentler
L. H. Sharp
Charles Nichols
Shilltto
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Hirmingham
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Albany
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Nashville
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Griffits Triumph Over LaGrange Again
In LaGrange on June 1 Griffins beat LaGrange 16 to ?. Griffin hitters overpower LaGrange despite LaGrange using three pitchers.
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LaGrange
Griffit
Griffinltes
Lindale Still Wine Makes Slim Win Over Cedartown
Lindale defeats Cedartown 5 to 4 in a pitchers duel as Cook and Lassiter battled. Lassiter pulled in eighth, Rich bats for him. Smith and Mittwede lead Lindale, Schwartz and Simon top Cedartown. Errors cost Cedartown. Rome beats Carrollton in a tight game as Hathaway shows creditable pitching amid infield errors.
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Cedartown
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Lassiter
Lasaiter
Rich
Smith
Mittwede
Schwartz
Simon
I. Po
Ponelason
Overton
Tatler
Stephens
Herndon
Oma
Yost
Eastern Star installs officers in Macon Georgia
In Macon Georgia on June 2 Mrs Nancy Heard Davis of Lexington was installed grand matron. Harry Johnson of Augusta became grand patron and many associate and appointive officers were named including Mrs Rowena Ward associate grand matron and Mrs Eva Sutton grand treasurer. Jewels presented to outgoing officers by Frank F Baker and Rev A F Daniel.
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Macon
Nancy Heard Davis
Lexlington
Order of Eastern Star
Harry Johnson
Augusta
Rowena Ward
Arington
Willam Clarke
Savannah
Wattie Colquitt
Cordele
Annie Bullock
Grand Lodge of Georgia
W. M. Sapp
A. F. Daniel
Rome
Changes Made in Postoffice Inspector Jobs
Washington June 1 Postmaster general Hays announced Louis A Johnson inspector in charge of Atlanta replacing the Atlante inspector C Riddiford reassigned to Spokane division.
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Hays
Louis A. Johnson
Postoffice
New York
Atlanta
C. Riddiford
Atlante
Spokane
Girl Graduate Marries Atlanta Lawyer in Goucher Chapel
The last season at Goucher College marked the wedding of Miss Jennie M. Sutherland class of 1921 to Burdett McKendrie Asbill of Atlanta. She is the first bride in the chapel and first student wed by Dr. William Guth. They will reside in Atlanta where Mr Asbill practices law.
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Baltimore
Goucher College
Jennie M. Sutherland
Goucher
Burdett McKendrie Asbill
Atlanta
William W. Guth
Guth
John Blackford van Meter
F. L. Sutherland
Washington, D. C
Asbill
B. M. Asbill
Ridge Springs
Britain Prepares For New Invasion Of South Ireland
London June 4 The British government in a final drive for Ireland plans a war or peace path depending on southern parliament’s oath of allegiance. If the southern House rejects the home rule bill battalions move across the channel to seize towns, sweep the hills, and clash with Sinn Fein in a swift decisive conflict.
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United News
London
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Ulster
State Normal J Is Faced by Shortage of Funds
Athens Ga June 1 Special The board of trustees of the State Normal school at their annual session here Tuesday considered the situation brought about through the lack of funds whereby the work of the institution might be continued through the remainder of the year. It is hoped that some plan may be arrived at through which the affairs of the school may be tide over until the next appropriation by the legislature becomes available.
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Athens
State Norma School
Farmer Cleared of Murder Charge by Muscogee Jury
H L Sims a farmer near the reservation was acquitted in ten minutes in Muscogee superior court of the murder of George Melich a private at Camp Benning. The case arose after Sims complained soldiers were stealing his watermelons and warned that the next man who invaded his patch would get hurt. Private Melich was killed in the watermelon patch. The state presented witnesses. the defense offered none and Sims declined to speak. The judge charged the jury that Sims would not have had the right to fire on a soldier even if he had been taking melons. A mistrial was declared in the case of Wynston Hargett pool room proprietor charged with assault with intent to murder.
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H. L. Sims
George Melich
Camp Benning
Muscogee Superior Court
Sims
Melich
Munro
Sima
Wynston Hargett
Hargett
James Tillman
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