Forsyth Theater Presents Some Baby Farce at Week Start
Forsyth offers a week of diverting tomfoolery headlined by Some Baby a lively farce about an aging scientist and his elixir of youth. The ad promises three refreshing acts, with reviews praising its New York World reception. Also listed are other theaters and features including Itabia Rialto Heart Raider and Mammy on Loew's Grand bill.
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Forsyth
Seriti
New York World
Fulton Theater
New York
Metrovotan
Antwreek
Douglas Tairbanks
Itabia Rialto
Agnes Ayers
Loew's Grand
Mommy
Loew's Grand Theater
Sandeville
Frank Wilson
Musical Co
Florence Vidor Stars in Dust to Dawn at Local Hippodrome
The program features Florence Vidor in Dust to Dawn as the headline screen attraction. The bill also includes Frank Jerome in new comedy bits and songs, the Fav. Rash Trio in At the Race Track, Charley Martin the cowboy baritone, and Holden and Graham in smoke pictures and shadowgraphs as part of a varied program.
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Rcreen
Frank’ Jerome
Hippodrome
Rash
Charley Martin
Holden
Graham
Florence Vidor
Peasant Disorders Rife in Bulgaria Reported
Belgrade reports continued peasant disorders in Bulgaria after the ex-Premier Stambouisk death. Yellow guards at Vrasta and Chuman halted trains from Sofia to Zanoff, seizing food and munitions. Northeastern Bulgaria remains the main area of demonstrations.
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Belgrade
Stambouisk
Yellow Guards
Vrasta
Chuman
Sofia
Zanoff
Bulgaria
Bean beetle invasion feared in Huntsville
Huntsville Alabama June 11 warning from CGEF agent Tara Striptin reports the Mexican bean beetle may appear in the area. Experts call it the most destructive garden insect and urge gardeners to take suppression measures immediately.
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Huntsville
Ala
Cgef, Striptin, Tara
Wheat Surplus Under Discussion in National Conference
Chicago June 17 More than 300 delegates from banking railroads international affairs bread making and farming will attend a national wheat conference in Chicago to plan outlets for the 170 000 000 bushel surplus. Leaders include Samuel Gompers Arthur Capper Royal S Copeland O E H Bradfu te and F Edson White plus executives from Armour Harvester and Taggart Baking. Dr H B Barnard says the meeting aims to undo wartime food policy forcing reduced wheat consumption and restore markets for farmers. He notes a 176 000 000 bushel surplus and collapsed European demand while American demand remains wartime trained.
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Chicago
Samuel Gompers
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Royal S. Copeland
New York
O. E H. Bradfute
American Farm Bureau Federation
F. Edson White
Armour & Co
Alexander Legge
Internatonal Harvester Co
Alexander Taggart
Taggart Baking Company of
Indianapolis
H. B. Barnard
American Institute of Baking
Food Administration
Tr. Barnard
Indiana
Herber Hoover
Cotton markets show irregular week amid favorable weather
New Orleans June 17. Cotton prices fluctuated irregularly last week with mixed gains and losses across months. July rose to 28.86 and fell to 26.75 cents, closing at 27.77, October moved between 23.67 and 24.81, closing near 74.40. Middling held at 29.00 cents for the week. World visible supply stood at 1,176,161 bales, with July rally aided by limited certificated stock. Weather turned hot and dry, aiding crop prospects if dry spells continue. June condition period ends June 25.
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New Orleans
Ane
Thomas Sheridan Called by Death at Advanced Age
Marietta Ga June 17 Special Thomas Shendan 84 died at his home last night and will be buried in the city cemetery Tuesday morning after funeral services at St Josephs church at 10 30 oclock Father Leo Zieburth Sacred Heart Atlanta will officiate at the services Mr Sheridan had lived here most of his life and was connected with the Georgia Marble company since 1881 in an executive post Surviving are three daughters Mrs G W Green of Marietta Mrs M Peacock of Harrison and Miss Rebecca Sheridan of Marietta and three sons M W Sheridan of New York Thomas Sheridan Jr of Marietta and James Sheridan of Marietta
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G. W. Green
Marietta
M. Peacock
Harrison
Rebecca Sheridan
M. W. Sheridan
New York
Thomas Sheridan, Jr
James Sheridan
Staton
Dhed
Lola
T. O. Staton
Clermont
H M. Patterson & Son
W. T. Peepples
College
Park Cemetery
J., E. Roberts
A. C. Wemperley
Lowery
William 4. Lower
JE. Lowery
Gertrude Lake
E. M. Lowery
Rosemary
West Peachuce
Kimball Streets
Long
Roxe G. Long
Gainesville
B.C. Harris
Second Avenue
East Lake
East Lake Cemetery
G. M. Eakes
A. S. Turner
Grogan
Martha Jane Grogan
W. Jd. Grogan
H. T. Grogan
J. F. Baggett
South Bend Methodist Church
Church Yard
Jonesboro
W. KR. Buchannan
T. E. Harper
W. @. Jordan
George Jordan
Tom Jordan
J. H. P. Jordan
Harry G. Poole
R. D. Holman
N. Y
J. HE
Aikin
Atlanta
Juanita Yavnter
Washington
D. C
Barclay & Brandon Chapel
Knox
Mra
Eva W. Knox
A.J. Wurm
T. J. Day
G. & Spearman
J. B. Carothers
George H. Collins
W. A. Sharp
Ralph J. Wynne
W. C. Footern Davis
Martha Caroline Davis
Mary Davis
Lula Norris
Alacen
W. Bourn
2. M. Taft
W. P. Taylor
Emma Bell
Bell Camp
J. A. Camp
Newnan
J. D. Camp
Decatur
W. L. Mehaffey
Third Baptist Church
F. E. McQutchen
McAfee Street
Milledgeville
Carmichael & Farms
East Pot
Pattillo
Charles E. Battillo
Oxford
G. McKay
A. C. Knright
Albert G. Ingram
Augusta
J E.pattilico
Oak Hill
Buford
JE. Pharr
Lothian Springs
A. B. Pierce
Clairmont Avenue
Jesse Veatch
A. G. Shankle
Wry. J. DeBardeleben
E. Tuegs
A. D. Echols
Pleave
J. R. King
W. T. Bell
W. W. Brinsfield
O. GC. Simmons
Turner
Lee Farr Darmett
Arles C Barnett
Litert
Howell, Jr
Hugi
Howell
Dorsey W. BP
Thaont
Arthur Heyman
Henman
Beymay Dorey
Brewster
Bowell & Heyman
AZL
Bwidiog
Ridley's Church Seeks Names Of Accusers In Dispute
The Central Baptist Church board and congregation demanded from the Atlanta Baptist Ministers Association the names of all pastors who signed resolutions condemning Dr. Caleb A. Ridley for conduct unbecoming a minister. The move followed news that the Searchlight, a Klan semi official organ, would seek similar names in its next issue. Dr. Ridley commented after services that ministers sought to aid him but implied they did not succeed. He noted recent barbecue proceeds paid church debt and that three men, now in his church, asked for incorporation into a class with the pastor as teacher.
Third District Doctors Meet in Montezuma
The Third District Medical association gathers in Montezuma Georgia on Wednesday hosted by Macon and Taylor county groups. Guests and their wives attend a 3 pm reception at Dr and Mrs Richardson home followed by a program at the school auditorium. Mayor J D Reid delivers welcome, Dr H Richardson offers Maconfold remarks, and medical talks are read. A barbecue follows at the Country Club at 6:30 pm.
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Montezuma. Ga
Third District Medical Association
Montezuma
Macon
Taylor
Richardson
J. B. Johnstone
J. DC. Reid
H. Richardson
Fagler County Medical Association
Panera
Country Club
Labor Shortage Hits Madison County Cotton Chopping
Alabama labor scarcity hits cotton chopping season as Madison county planters report difficulty securing field hands. Also notice to sewer contractors invites sealed bids for labor and materials on multiple sewer projects in Atlanta. Bankruptcy sale announces June 20 1922 items from The Remembrance Shop estate in Atlanta with stock and fixtures valued at 8127 78.
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Huntsville
Ala
Madison County
BP. m
Bewera
Ale
Mayson Avenue
Mantle Street
Glendale Avenue
Toate Street
Boulevard Wekalb
Wylie Street
Callog
Op Prion
Alanta
Grant Building
Lillian EL Crothwait
Stork
Ead
John L. Cody
Teceiver
Burt
Atlanta
Noted Educator Hibben Opposes Bryan On Faith And Progress
Princeton New Jersey June 17 President John Grier Hibben of Princeton University joined in the fight against William Jennings Bryan to defend evolutionary philosophy as compatible with religious faith. In a baccalaureate sermon Hibben opposed fears of progressive thought and action, condemned political orthodoxy opposing the league of nations, and argued Darwinism and internationalism face opposition from closed minds.
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Princeton
N. J
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
William Jennings Bryan
Gombre
Hibben
League of Nations
Mortuary Notices for Lifsey Knox Staton and Leith
Martha Kate Lifsey three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs A Lifsey of East Ninth Street died early Monday. Eva W Knox died at a private hospital and is survived by her parents and two sisters. Lola B Staton daughter of Mr and Mrs T W Staton of Clermont died Sunday afternoon and body moved to Gaineshire. Leone Floyd Leith 41 died yesterday afternoon and body taken to Colpley Monday morning.
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Martha Kate Lifsey
A. Liffey
East Ninth Street
Reardener
Cunningham
Turner
Decatur
Eva W. Knox
A J. Worm
Z. J. Day, Jr
A. A.” Council
Lola Staton
Lola B Staton
Gaineshire
I. M. Patterson & Son
Migs Staton
Mra T. W Staton
Clermont
Leone Leith
Leone Floyd Leith
Colpley
Liskin
Leone Fiord Leith
Privat
Chipley
H. M. Patterson
Mrs W V Gray of LaGrange Dies in Georgia
LaGrange Ga June 17 special obituary notes the death of Mrs W V Gray of LaGrange after illness. Survived by husband who died two years ago, daughters Mrs L Adams Miss Isabel and Miss Gray, one brother B J Bender a LaGrange banker. Funeral Monday at 10 conducted by Rev Spencer Tunnel and Rev Frante Quillian. Interment at Hill View Cemetery.
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W. V. Gray
laGenaees Ga
LaGrange
Mire
BR. L. Adams
Isabel
We Gray
B. J. Bender
Spencer Tunnel
Frante Quillian
Hi! ‘View
Idelightful Sea Trip From Charleston to New York
Clyde Line steamers sail weekly from Charleston to New York every Sunday, Tuesday and Friday. Low excursion fares with return by rail. Contact Georgia Railroad Walletout 272 for details.
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Clyde
Charleston
New York
Georgia R. R
Walout
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Alpha ‘Theater
Neal Hart
Tope
Logan Clarke Strother C
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Fourth National Bank
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Reynolds Bros
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Savannah
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Complete International Banking Service
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P. O
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IVY
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Georgia Tech Highway Department Laboratory
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Bean Beetle
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Mammy
Gold Dust Twins
Rudolph
Valentino
Web
A. M
Cable Piano Company
Thomas Sheridan
Tama Tanite
Jesse Draper
Becker
Tia
Ridley
Atlanta Title & Trust CO
East
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Yancey Bros
Jackson St
United Loan
Decatur ST
Atlantic City
N. Dia
Cliff House
Tallurch Falls
J. E. Harvey
Vane
Bryan
Patterson & Son
Ulster
Hogg
D. HB. Batterwhite
Magnolia Cemetery
Nalnul
West View Fog
Peachtree
Hunter, Blanchard & Gartrell Co. Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
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Adair Realty & Trust CO
Healey Bldg
Dennison
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Murphy Ave
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Munsey Building
Washington, D. C
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Lodge
Tegular
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Jobn
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Gex
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Beard
Esobrook
Atlanta Lodge
Montaga Lana
Bank of Knight
Knights Continliy
Peachtree Sitet
Art Mustir Masony
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