Georgia Club Formed At Vanderbilt College
Nashville October 15. Georgia students at Vanderbilt formed a club to benefit members meeting monthly. Ten attended the initial gathering with four additional names proposed. Officers elected included temporary chairman Adams, president Mayfield, vice president Hudson, and secretary-treasurer McKellar. Members hailing from Atlanta and Columbus include S R Mayfield Emory graduate 1900 and Vanderbilt professor. Irby R Hudson Emory sophomore and senior in academic department. L K McKellar Ambersicus graduate of Emory 1901 with theological study. Jam Dempsey Emory graduate 1898 and Vanderbilt theology student. Olde Keener Campbell Augusta graduate 1903. Mark Bradford Columbus, Ga.
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Hudson
McKellar
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Atlanta
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Peacock’s School For Boys
Vanderbilt
Graduate Club
Vanderbilt Young Men's Christian Association
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Emery College
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Iaphmore
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Douglass Power
Dempsey
Jackson
North Georgia Conference
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Young Men's Christian Association
Olde Keener Campbell
Agusta
North Georgia
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West Side
Campbell
Emory
Mark Bradford
Columbus
Vanderbilt Georgia Club Continues Strong Presence
The Georgia club at Vanderbilt grows with active and honorary members from multiple states. Highlights include Andrew Prather, George Zachry, C A Battle, J W Hitch, Z Vance Hawks, N A Ware, and C B Adame among freshmen and upperclassmen, plus Dr W E Hollingshead as honorary. The club plans to extend Georgia representation across departments and years.
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Culloden
Vangerbilt
Young Harris College
Emory
J. W. Hitch
Wayncross
Emory College
University of Georgia
Alao’ Angets
Z. Vance Hawks
Commerce
Georgia
Vanderbilt
Young Harris Collese
N. A. Ware
Nashville
Len Ware
North Georgia Conference
Himseif
C B Adame
Danielsville
W. EL. Hollingshead
Fort Valley
Georgia Club
Passenger Ben Preparations by Mexican Railway Officials
Mexican railway officials complete arrangements for the general passenger agents association of America trip. The party arrives at the border, travels to Mexico City for a convention Oct 17 to 21, with side trips to Esperanza, Cordoba, Orizaba, Puebla, Cuernavaca, then Guadalajara and other cities. Officials expect audience with President Diaz and Vice President Corral. The Emperor Maximilian’s special car, built in England, will be in use for the entertainment.
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Asspciation of
America
Taredo
Esperanza
Cordoba
Orizaba
Puebla
Quernavaca
Guadalajara
Bilao
Maril
Guarafuete
Aguas
Valientes
Ban Sule Potosi
Unite States
Ustoma
Diaz
Corral
Vera Crug
Maximillian
England
West End Howell Park bid sparks council debate
The city council meets this afternoon to consider accepting Howell Park in West End and to vote on an automobile ordinance. Citizens have raised 25000 toward a 31550 total to purchase and memorialize Captain Howell at Woodlawn. The plan includes 10 509 city funding and a new license revocation and examiners board with 15 mph outer limits and 8 mph inner limits. The 16 year old age requirement for drivers remains debated.
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Howell
Woodward
Atlanta Automobile
Eyeglasses by John J. Moore Pons Shine in Local Trade
The finish and sale of John J. Moore Pons eyeglasses are so perfect that other opticians find it difficult to match them. They employ the most expert frame adjusters in the section at 42 Wheaton St Prudential Building.
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J. Moore
Brona St
Prudential
Mexican Mills Buy Cotton Cautiously in October
Mexico City October 18 The Mexican cotton mills are buying cotton cautiously hoping for higher prices later. Buyers scan prospects to estimate future prices and determine the pace of purchases for both native and American cottons.
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Mexican Mille
Mexico City
Bryan family to tour Japan for two weeks in October
William Bryan and family arrived at Yokohama on Saturday and will spend two weeks in Japan with a five day visit to Tokyo. Marquis Ito, president of the privy council, and Count Okuma, the foreign minister, will invite Mr. Bryan to dinner. The Japan American Lottery plans to invite him to address its members at the Young Men's Hall on October 17 with Count Okuma presiding.
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Bryan
Tokio
William # Bryan
Yokohama
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Privy Council
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Mr. Bryan
Senator Fulford Dies From Auto Injuries
Newton mass October 15 Senator George T Fulford of Brockville Interior Canada died at Newton hospital today from injuries received in an automobile accident last Sunday He was a large patent medicines manufacturer and well known throughout Canada He was also an enthusiastic horticulturist
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Mass
George T. Fulford
Brockville
Interior Canada
Newton Hospital
Fulford
Canada
Civil Service Move Likely as Board Readies Action
The Boord plans to push civil service tonight amid police resignations and threats of court challenges. A majority on the board appears ready to implement civil service, aiming to proceed despite opposition and possible retractions before the meeting.
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Sinter
Atvil
Sanlgut
Force
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Bécard
Nunnally
Cimminsionara
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Thes
Speakers List Announced for Baptist Meetings
The Baptist Minatera announces a regular Monday morning speakers list covering three months. Rev. John EB White of Second Baptist leads October 28 with In What Sense Are the Baptists Peculiar People, followed by ten noted speakers and topics on dates through January 20, including Bible winning, Lord's Supper administration, and the Baptist Young People's Union.
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Second Baptist Church
Fobn
Julian &. Rodgers
Ick
R. L. Motley
Bocholar
Jos
Dunlap
Ww. H. Bell
Tt. P. Bath
Giants Lose to Scrub Team In Odd Matchup
New York October 15 The world champions, the New York No League players, and the semi-professional Ridgewood team clashed at Ridgewood Park Long Island. The champions fell in a chaotic contest with unlikely lineups and erratic play, final score not clearly stated. Willow, Clark, Tundermena, and Farmer noted among players. Umpire Miller listed.
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New York
Ridgewood
Ridgewood Fark
Long Island
Beajes
Willow
Clark Tundermena
Farmer
Umpird
Miller
Atlanta Spirit Articles Highlight Public Works By Rose Co
The Atlanta Spirit articles review the city from pioneer days to now, noting public works and manufacturing data. The Rose Co sponsors whisky ads while presenting statistics on enterprises, praising originality and usefulness for readers.
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Atlanta
R.M. Rose Co
Pepere
Intereet
Jantan
Blood Syrup Endorsement From Evansville Sinker Letter
Indiana customer Ralph A. Mathews of Evansville reports using Smiths Blood Syrup bought in Atlanta. He claims the remedy cured his poor health, boosted appetite, and helped him sleep soundly like an infant, describing it as the best he has ever felt.
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Ralph A. Mathews
Evansville
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