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Newspaper Page TextMI'" 1 I'M-' CLOSE 25 7-8c 25 l-2c WEATHER r-rContlhUeC cronfljr with (hewers In the middle and- southern part of Georgia; snow in the extreme northern portion*. :£La ''•*" -■ vol. oo No. 296 Associated Press Dispatches ATHENS, Ga. TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 19, 1922 WO BANDITS KILL BANK HARDIN $200,000 HAUL A GOOD WAY TO GET RID OF UNDESIRABLE ARTICLES. Single Copies 2 Cents Daily. 5 Cents Sunday. ■ . i —~ . ' POLICEMEN, ARMED WITH RIOT GUNS BEGIN HUNT FOR DARING CRIMINALS DENVER, Colo. — Leaping from an automobile w hk'h Lad drawn up alongside of a federal .reserve delivery wagon at the main entrance of the Denver Mint, and shooting toward four Federal Reserve guards who were emerging from the building ear ning $200,000 in $5 bills, two bandits at 10:40 Mon day morning shot and killed Charles Linton, one of the guards, seized the entire consignment.of money, sprang into their motor car and escaped. The third member of the bandit group remained at the wheel of the automobile. One of the bandits is believed to have been shot. • t So quickly-did the bandits work that persons in the vincinity were unaware of what had happened un til guards from within rushed to the windows and out cf the main | entrance firing at the highway men. Linton who was assisting in guarding the currency fell at the first shot train the bandits guns. The robbers described by guards at the mint who saw them, were apparently about 28 years of age. Linton had been employed by the Federal reserve bank for many years as a guard. LARRY GANTT’S DAILY COLUMN Federal Aid For Farmers By T. LARRY GANTT tor tlie first t' mo In my recoi led.' a 1 now have some hope o£ wr farmers receiving Lid through ,he National Government. Even nepubllcan administration is irtotar.ir.g to see the handwriting Iho wall, as evidenced by tue late elections, when their overpow- , r ing majority in Congress was al- ,„, s ; w iped out by the voters at thf j,.lts. Tlui farmers have no cmnliatlon or combination, but through IndWldu-J ballots they show their power, when occasion arises. And that election was on ly do mutt* rirv .of the storm, an,! serves rt tice on the powers that be that the men who feed tho j world and keel* tic wheels of com i were* revolving will no longer Bub | mil to being made the hewers of rood and drawers off water for the union/ red and capitalised world. nr* oTHtjiwtryw* ARMED WITH RIOT GUNS Eery policeman in Denver has been armed with riot guns and an intensive search of all hospitds of Denver nnd suburbs now is under way in order to locate the bandit j who is believed to have been wounded. All roads out of Denver j are being guarded and word of the : holdup has been sent to all out- I side counties. The ear bore Colors- | do'license tag No. 8i,001. I STEGEMAN RESIGNS AS HEAD COACH; STAYS AT UNIVERSITY COACH HIS IDEAL With tears jn their eyes, Cap tain Joe Bennett and members of the Georgia 1922 Bulldog team, last night expressed their regret at the resignation of Herman J. Stegeman as head football coach of the Uni versity. Captain Bennett, over six feet tall and some two hundqpd pounds of muscle and brawn, the equal physically 'probably of any man in the South, was a mere child when he took tho floor at the banquet given the team at the Y. M. C. A., and brokenly told Red and Black supporters that "the ‘coacher’ was white clean through " "Coach Stegeman has been my ideal since I first entered the University," the giant lead er hesitatingly averred “and I am sorry that he has quit." ‘'Coacher"—he went on, turning his eves to Stegeman, "I’ve always done what you told me to do. Come down on San ford Field next fall and tell me ngain.“ WILL BE HEAD OF DEPARTMENT m OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION WHICH UNIVERSITY RECENTLY CREATED TO URGE NON-AL.t,c,r Protest against Herman Stegeman’s resignation as head coach* were heard on all sides last night following his announcement at the football ban quet. __ 1 Within a few minutes after the news was heard petitions were being signed urging the Atletic Board not to accept the resignation. Herman J. Stegeman, for the past three years head— coach at the University of Georgia has resigned that position to become associate professor. of physical education as a member of the faculty, it was an nounced Monday night at the annual footbhll ban quet at the Y. M. C. A. H STRUGGLE ID DIE ON LAKE SHIPS [Butler’s Name FAVORS FARMER I „ (> that President Harding lia* lieciarod in favor oZ tho farmer, and tells his Congress that some steps must bo taKen to Save the nn-at v.KricuUural Interest* of the country. Instead of the American f.i mer being made a battledore ani xhuttlecock and the profit* fmm hi* crops being stolen by oth* ers. lit* must be permitted and called m to deal direct with tho Consumer* This 1b Just what the fruit growers of California did. and the success of tho experiment is demonstrated beyond doubt. T«t,. th,. button -growers of tbu , Smith, and si, ce gut civil war they i ha* sivn mon who handled and' I nanuiartu oil their staple live In j* ahd affluence and accumulate nut fortunes, while the men who marie- this crop with their honest L lands and watered it by the sweat of their brows wore paid barely nun A distinct recognition has come to the Athens neneral hospital In tho nature of It being placed on tho accredited list by. the Ameri can College of Surgeons. There arc but eleven hospitals In tho state that have snecoodod in getting on this list and a»maJority of thcBe are larger than the local hospital that has been recognised, those of 100 bods or more. Tho Athens General, has eevonty-flve beds. The college making the twestlga tlon and plao'ng tljls Athens in- stltntlon on such a high plane sent a special representative here last Juno, Dr. Oraham and the recognition come after his report. WAIT A MINUTE Have you placed your Xmas Seals on your packages, cards and letters? You will certalnlv want to do tills. First to help the cause right at your door, for Clarke countv is struggling against a renl tuberculosis problem, ana second, you will want to use the ses) os si message nearer-to let others know that you are dr'ng your b!t In tho great cause which Is not. only .Bocal but nation-wide. . .-. CHRISTMAS SEAL COMMIT TEE. FIRE DESTROYS GEORGIA BRICK COMPANY’S PLANT; LOSS PLACED AT $40,000 Believed To Effort to Keep Naviga tion Open in North Re sults in Hard Life With Many Deaths. 1400,000 FIRE AT fMOTTL CHICAGO.—(By The Associated Press)—Battling foot by foot through towering seas and trees ing spray, the men wno go down to sea In ships are ngntlng an ep- I oehal battle across the Icy waves 'of Lake Superior to keep naviga- Have t,on °P en far beyond its usual time i. . j r> o i n and bring down the Lakes the last itarted By Sparks From cargo otthe^sar. Electric Motor, Savs One ! Already the fight haa claimed its nf flummg “ . [toll or llvOs and before the last Vi Ltwners*. ! ship has been, accounted for—and vG*- 1 - ■ rs ,u MEET IN ATHENS COMPLETE LI8T OF HOSPITALS The hospitals of the state on the accredited list oro as follows: Davls-Flshcr. Oeorsta Baptist Grady, Piedmont Sanitarium and St Joseph's innrhuiry all In At bro and while his cotton turned the balance of foreign trade in favor of our i ountry, hq was giv- ln no ihare in this properity. SOI Til TlIK GOAT tnoueb to keep body and soul to- | nntlli Harbin’s hospital In Romo, l thermal at the end of tho year university ot Georgia hospital at kc found himself laden with debt. rta> and Athens General. Ath C'lyy class and calling preyed up e[]R Hospital. Gaincsvillo, Perk View, savannah and the Scottish Rite. Decatur. There are 81J hospitals in Amerl Ca with from 60 to '00 beds, the class of tho Athene General, and cnly 334 or 41 per cent of these are on the accredited list. Tho lost hospital Is Just a Itttle more than a year and n half old, being openod on June 10th 1921 and tlint this distinction should come to it on’ so sltbrt n time is quite a com pliment to Its management and per sonnet. . , . Miss Agnes P. McGlnley is head nurse and has active charge of the hospital and It has been through y went to the polls her thorough management mainly a protest at the bal- that this recognition has come. A thorough investigation was made before the list was published containing tho .local institutions rating and every phase of the hos pital’s activities -w-as taken Into consideration- And this was all right so long tor South alone was made the n *t, i but these speculators and con,bir.es have now reached out ■ud. taken within their grasp the Pain grower and slock raiser of ™ West ar.il who arc members Republican party. So when a ™ul went up from them and being “W'dwl, the M'! reco State Chairman, Mr3. Bruce Carr Jones, Will Be Invited To One-Day Conference. Approximately Forty Firms and Individuals Are Losers in Damaging Blaze Sunday. [given up tor lost—that'toll may be Plant Employs Fifty Men j ‘ r ?f ter :‘ A . a*,j * riv.* r> - I Nearly a dozen died a few days And Turns Out r Ol ty' ago when a Canadian steamer Thousand Brick Daily ! dashed to pieces within a stone’s throw of safety at the mouth of tho Portage Lake ship canal. charlotte; N. C. — Approxi mately forty firms and individual Fire which broke out about 6:30 27 MORE DEAD o’clock Monday evening completely I SUNDAY NIGHT destroyed the building occupied by the Georgia Brick Company Sunday night 27 mdre were added IUIVJ “HU IHU,VI|4UU* vs.® vvilljfBli; VII .. J..1L M |l MIHIGHIUW uvoi lUU LUUirUI Ul - „ . . " suffered losses a. a result of Sun- |thc Commerce road near the Sandy . «u rv |VorS of the tug ^{oIImmT t,,e Mosul oil regions, the question gf”*® tSfcC!!2LSHi3 f Announcement of his. resignation | which was tendered Dr. S. V. San ford, faculty irector of athletics I# I In In Qanafn Monday, was made by ConWi Vyp Ml OcnatC I Stegeman when he was called on jfor a speech by Tastmaster T. S. WASHINGTON—Th« nomination Well. of Pierce Butler of Mlnnesoth.; A meeting of*the Athletic Board to be an associate Justico of the of the University will be held here supreme court was ordered report-'Thursday'at which time it la ex-' 9 ed to the senate Monday by a pected action on election of a auc- unanlmous veto of the senate Judl-jcessor to Coach Stegeman will be clary commlttoe. madd. jRECENTLY • * - jCREATED i The department of physical edtte cation was created at the Universi- I ty recently and places it in the forefront among the leading edu- ! cational institutions of the coun- i try, which arc recognising physi cal culture as one of the most im- | portant features in the training of young men and women. --aM I It is thought that Coach Stege- g man .wUl still assist In the train ing of Georgia gridiron teams, i nil tu u tv . Though his new position docs not Mosul Oil Fields, Deport- compel it, the mentor was eaS; ine Greek Patnai*ehq treated to this by the oth VireeK jrdUTHFCnS, coa .|. os _ Captain Rcnnnft urn NEAR EAST PARLEY EiOTERS ITS E 1 ...J?,. m , rt -jJ, ’ cr coaches, Captain. Bennett, andm and Turicish Gapitula- j members of the team *at the con-"? tions to Be Handle!. elusion of ihe banquet _. | 1 TI)e banquet, arranged by buai- / , LAU8ANNE.—(By The Assoclut- iJhTpSlHow P ed Press)—Tho Near East confer- !}.”®. B "" d ® K *’P rove ^ 10 *5 enco entered Its final week Mon- • J! ® d«v with threo of itA hicffeat nrob- I a PP 0 ' n ^ n,tn t waa cast OTet thfl lems still unsolved 1 bilt wlth the i ‘ h ® sub-commission to which thov have j 2f,i?® HteKeman rP8l * nat < OD " been entrusted making every ef- j rn . • . V . . : fort to reach settlemcSts. bu ^J ed . and ‘J Difficulties over the control ot 1 bandl ? U Athenians and days ftro In the bu.inmss section ' “ u “ uf' drocked last Wednesday on Llmrd of Charlotte, which destroyed tho tlmated at $40,000 by II. H Hin- i a i nnd reachal Sault 8te. Marie Trust ibutiding </n (South Tovn | ton. who wtth R. c. Wilson owns af {“r many hardaWpi street housing tho Keith Vaude- the Plant. | NavIgaUon on the upper Ukea vile theatre and numbors cf ■offl- Mr. Hinton stated Monday night „ aua | lv * cIoaea December l. This ft „ i cos. | the plant will be rc-buitt immedi- year , t waa declded t0 kee p the Hr ®’ J atn,v - waTorways open unUl December IS building at aeven o’clock waa called te The flames which were believed I®*®!?’ The Eighth District Parent- Teacher Association may mec^ in Athens at an early date, Mrs. E. B. Hudson, president of tho local P. T. A. Council stated Monday. Mrs. Hudson has been advised by Mrs. Boyce Ficktin, Jr., of Washington, that "a conference will probably be held hero within tho next few weeks. Mrs. Ficklin is district president. Mrs. Bruce Carr Jones, of Ma con, state chairman, will be invit ed to attend and the conference promises to be very interesting and instructive. - Commissioners to havo originated In the Cumlco room of the Trust building, con sumed the root of tho Brockmonn building on tho loft sldo of the trust building, and resulted In the adjoining • Piedmont building be- watersoaked. Estimates of Tho fire, in the opinion of Mr- , beenuso the'eoal and rail strikes Hintop, was caused by sparks | had cut down the coal shipped to from an electric motor which I the northwest and delayed tho furnished the power to operate ) (-astern movement ot grain, the cars used in haulin gbrick i As a result nino big .freights through the dry kiln. | loaded with grain—$28,0003)00 The superintendent had Just left worth of ships and cargo—are total Iveses varied from 2160,000 the room, said Mr. Hinton and tnn fighting their way down Lake Bu te ‘1400,ooo. .fire made such rapid headway it i pcrlor toward that graveyard of Real estate. Insurance and oot- was beyond control before the j gallant vessels. White Fish Bay, ton broker*, professional men, uie workmen on duty could effective-j Hying to win through to Buffalo Brockmonn stationery and mail or ly fight it. One company of the | nart of* St. Marys river, another <ler firm, and tho Southern enter- 'Athens fire department was sent ' ‘ * prises, which operated the Vaude- , to the scene, vllle house, the Knights of Pythias The company employs about and others were among the losers fifty men and turns out forty In the flames which were disocnr- thousand bricks per day, which are shipped te points all over the south. Mr. Hinton states the com pany has about 500,000 brick-: on Hand at present. TV „ fiue tlio lief oi : ir. power now realize worm has turned and If is r.ot done for the re- iiller of the soil a po llution will sweep from ,'herous nnd unfaithful rants. No Irnger will n m farren be blindly || lls by appeals to sec- and prejudice, but they • i men or whom they i : ardless of political party ties.* Hoover haa seconded u and declares that the ■i"'. have relief, and that •i' . lily given him.'-And ' huvi confidence in Mr. ml accept hi*> promise, u has done most for the • Hat Agricultural Bloc i 'tigress of friends rt> l*c! rnging to both par- ■ men have bandkd to- ! ,rcc Congress te rec- " man behind the plow the balance of power make their voice be City Court Is Again Recessed ered about. 4:30 o’clock Sundhy morning. Tho six story Trust building was a mass of flamoa from cellar to roof when tho firemen arrived, rp >■ . *7* 1 ! Vhlef Wallace «s’d, and he and 1 O Meet I uesaay J his men began a desperate effort to save nearby structures Am’ soon were aided by one of the heaviest rains Charlotte has had this year. Despite that the wrfjd- w<ork of the truBt building waB burning as lato as 10 o’clock Sun day morning and firemen wore pouring tons of water into the steaming rains until nightfall. Part of the front wall toppled into the street blocking tratf.o on Tryon street until late in the day. There wore only three c-rtapcra The board ot county commission ers meets Tuesday at (0 o'clock In the regular monthly meeting. Only routine matters are scheduled to como up according to Clerk Tate Wright. -- The work of grading for the John Mtlledge dormitory, howevor, may be determined, following the in spection that was made after the last regular meeting. thy members belong to '■r * extremists and want nolitical harmony only r t elements Hkp unioniz- srii the farmer. The iii- 1 r "ri' to page six- 'judge Hradwell again recessed titv court Monday morning when oniv a meagre contlngenLroported for duty after a two weeks post ponement on accoiint of sickness. Court attaches, a panel of jurors and one colored prisoner were ,.. w nhout all who responded to the call JlldKe nrartwcU'a court, for duty Monday. Arrested For Entering Garage Arthur Drake and Tuliuu John son. both cowed, were arrested Sunday afternoon and turned over to the county authorities for break i n g into a parage- owned by Tom Porter and taking an automobile tire. They wlU be giv«n a hearing in the Judgif for the noxt session. A’ IlliprOVe Ellis SK*S%!?~®.'?5Sl Island Equipment HUNT MISSING AIRMEN j EL PASO. Tex.—Search for the j ed by tho Judge and the cases vrlw bo jdUpowl of when called. , - - Washington -r comprehen- aive plans for Improvement of immigration facilities at the Ellis mlsslnx aJrmen. Col Frances R.! stand station at New York are un- STriftal and Lieut C. L. Weber Wider consideration here ae a reeult being confined gradually tho the ; of • many compla'nt* regarding the reirion between Twin Buttes and.present equipment of the station *2rt HuachKa. Ari*.. according te , and the method* of handling imml li^ormatloh received at Tt. We*, j*ir*nU. ^ for winter storage. In Mod Lake, big fleet la Icebound, waiting for the arrival-of the nine which left Ft. William, Ont. three day* ago. before trying with the assistance of Ice breaking tugs to win past De tour to tho open waters of Lake liuron. Preparations For Grain Shipments CANNOT FIND THOSE MINING of deporting the Greek patriarch.■ and the statue of Turkish capltu- the mec,ln ? latlons have caused the conference “™®J* _ ^ ’ many an anxious moment and their final settlement is hanging 1 e „Xr D , ,, . . H Invocation was delivered by Dr. On the other .sldo of tho ledger ?: 9‘ Wilkinson, of the First Bap the delegations believe they virtu ally havo disposed of the perplex ing question of the Dardanelles and that they havo overcome many of the obstacles In tho way of a eolation of tho minorities problem. The conference has taken a fresh supply of optimism from tho re ports that Amlrica Is considering lending her assistance to the eco nomic rehabilitation of Europe. MOSCOW — (By tho AssA-lated STK SAULT MARIE. M*** — Tho Tug Gray, searching for tin; ■ 7 versons missing since the tug Reliance crashed on the rocks off zzard Island la. t Wednesday. Pres*) — Dispatches from Black j reached the scene of tho wreck Sea ports indicate that extensive ! Monday morning and found two preparation for the exportation of , ewerturned. battered life boats, but grain ore In pro gross end tho port; n<* oisr of the missing persons, activities are said to be approach- j Word of the Gray’* arrival at ing pre-war proporboo*. I tho scene wn# reCo’red by wireless At Novorosick, the rt*:» works j from tho tug, which added only are preparing 14 ships for use in 1 that Iho temperature was 10 Ac tively minor accidents hs the' fire. [ carrying grain and at Odessa the j grws l*elow *ero. Plans wero nfoot Monday to par* 1 Testorattert of elevators, which: titlon off the main hall ot the ally I &*'*« been idle for several years Ik ; SEVEN SURVIVORS auditorium for temporary office [ being rushed. , The dispatches Octl ARE LOCATED ■pace for the concerns burned qut. mate that 2,000,000 poods of grain r are ready for exportation at Oden ■ A • m. HP i f sa and more than a million at Ancient Temple i Novro.uk. , tlst church, and tho serving of a delicious tliroo course- dinner by the ladles of tho Woman’s Aux iliary followed. At the' conclusion of tho "feed.” Toastmaster T. 8. Mell took tbs' floor and In a delightful manner Introduced the first speaker, Chancellor D. C. Barrow. •‘Tlnclo Dave" delivered one of Ills usual charming talks, and wn* followed by Dr. Sanford and Ablt Nix. Coach Stegeman was next . nnd Joe Bennett, captain of the ■ noxt fear’s tonm spoke a few words of appreciation for the foot ball team for the banquet. . COACH W’tlTE PRESEN'cD GIFT I Professor W. O. ’Payne reported ifor tho Builpup freshman squad I and presented for the first year | men a gold pen und pencil to ■‘Bill’’ White, their coach. Coacli with a few AKRON. Ohro — Three promtn- ent Mnssallon men. one of them .i , city official were burned to death | Wllnam responded and four others wore seriously In-! w-orde of appreciation. Jured . early. Sunday when flames ; The affair waa brought to. ^ destroyed a cottage in which they , C J°* B after business men, coacho*, ■ were asleep at Little Wadswarth, , Players, and all. Joined lb singing on the Portage Lake reservoir : “Going back to Athens town.’' ^ ■ South of here. Tho dead arc Hat.?; Ed Danforth, sporting editor of Base Unearthed Bird Supper At”' Nashville, Ga. BGIUUT, A*ia — (By the Asso-j ciatcd — The foundations or a larare Roman temple. probabU* 5 _ an ancient sanctuary of Honis ha> ! NASHVILLE, Ga. — Arrange- been uncovered near Kassaba by m^nti have been completed to:* Armenian Boy scouts from the ! the anrnUl bird supper of tlie Nash American/ Near East relief Orphan i vllle chamber of commerce on an,. 2 t nk.l t 4 «t m lln, • u ..a ! Thn Pads v Th •Seven survivors of Ut» wrack rfhlch occurred when th» storm- drven Reliance .owned by the superior, paper Company, stripped her wheel on the rocks, were re covering herw today from expos ure after being driven in a small life boat to th* Canadian majn- land. Two others, Mr. ar.d Mrs. John Hurten. cooks, were report ed In a serious condition *t * railway station. Included among the missing is Captain D A. Wil liams. Master of the Reliance. . At EagIC harbor. Grand Marias. White Fish point Detour. Alpena acre ot Jeheil. 55 miles north of Thu Today. This Is a lilg event thin city. each year In Nashville. Hundreds _ . . _ . ,. , , ’ »uuu !■ inn ytjtui. uctuur. ftiiioutv m the Same .listrlct the IWI | "'»*•*< ar ? *!?*' 1,1 an .1 Macklrotc IsUnd *nd MaiaUque ...u o.u.., aad phoaga an ; improY sed banquet hall in one of na ,. a| r3 , 1Io operators are keeping a tireless vigil, guiding the freight ere through the night with signals found Babylonian relics, mostly in tombs, which had 1 the large Tobacco warehouses snds tor cen been buried jn Ihe tnries. A small muesura lias 4>een estab 11 shed at the Jebil orphanage to accommodate the trooxnr** but it la' expected that the Near East relief will send the more Impor tant objects to American. muse ums. , • . tenv ^ Jnunl ei* ere inrnugn ine Digat wiui siguaie th?.tete ot :and waiting tor 'he call* for help th* state are mvitea to Hptuk. u-hi^h mnv It is hoped to have Clifftrd Walk " hi » «r. the governor-elect ot Georgia ] STORY OF FATS IS as the guest honor this year.' TOLD BY RESCUED The fibunter* are already In the! - Raid securing the required number' The story of the fate of the tug of birds tor the feast h ' (Turn te pag« >ix- •old Howald. 52. city Engineer of Massllon; Frank Wagner. 60. of Massalon; Loroy Hodgson, 33, of Massallon. Geo. W. Williams, well known lawyer of' Massallon Is the most seriously burned of the four sur vivors. Two other attorneys. Wal ter Holt. 28 aril Elsyn Weller, 30, both of Maaealon, one.. suffering burnt and other injuries. The Are,tn believed to n~rr been caused by a defective flue and oc curred l*etween ? and 3 n. m. Y Directors Will Meet Tuesday The hoard of directors of the Athens Y. M. C. A. will hold Its annual session Tuesday evening at the Y. huild’ng on South Lump kin street whon a luncheon will be served those attending by tho women’s auxiliary of the organlZit tlon. At-this meeting, reports of the various departments for the past fiscal year will be read, and Wal ter T. Forbes, secretary of the or ganisation will make bis annual the Atlunta Georgian and Sunday American, .in a wire to the dmte* mittcc in response to an invlta$lgi£ to be present, sent bis congratula tions to the GeoRgia team and says the Red and Black are ahead of any team in the Sou.th__'ofC schedules for next year. - His wire is as follows: . w/?” “Deeply regret inability to at* attend; banquet this', .evening! Plesrc extend my congratulatM##. to ihe Georgia footbaU squad «m* j their coaches for the successful season just conclude;!. I say it \v;is successful because in spite of I he ivy losses Georgia developed a 3, 'stronger effense than ' in several years, played them all narrow!)! when defeated and quit the ifgM with a grin. The Georgia spirit was reflected in the announcement of tho new schedule. “'Veil pig anybody, anywhere, anytime anilj you lick us we’ll come back net year and ask for more.” “Georgia is one jump ahead' n'f any Southern school in way pf schedule next year. Win or lose Georgia will gain prestige. Very best wishes to all hands for suc cessful season next fall.” . :£ Morgan Blake, sporting edit.-r of the Atlanta Journal* also wlg^** his regrets,' staling in his wjjji. director'* 'meeting. report. A. G. Dudley, newly elect ed president of the Y. M. C. A. Stic- reeding Ned Hodgson, resigned i*‘ pwh h ^„ ha 4, pia/'bttl. L* vnet hJtfl expected to Be In attendance at tlm Jnnie Talks in Nashville. M *Ttteia was here last fall for the banquet, /' ' ' — - .

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The Athens banner. (Athens, Ga.) 1902-1923, December 19, 1922, Image 1