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USE 1
COMMENCEMENT
Frederick Schwarb, Savannah* Lh-
ther Clyde still. Conyers; Allen
Julian 8trlckland, Valdosta; Allen
David Summer!, idonyen; Robert
Lae Turman. Atlanta; John Van
diver. Rome; James Marion Wil
liamson, Atlanta; Louis Summer
Winn, Statesboro; Charles Rupert
Youngblood. Augusta.
B. 8. E.
Olga Reaves Bottomley. Athens;
Frank John Osterman, St. George;
Evelyn Powell, Nashville; Ethel
Purcell, Lavonla; Ruth McRae,
Schools of Commerce and Au * 0,u *
and Agriculture Have
Largest Number Gradu-
ated—80 and 89.
34 LESS THAN IN
1922 GRADUATED
But Seniors All Will Not
Get Degrees. 21 Law. Stu
dents and Two Journal
ism Finish Work.
Ore hundred and aixty-flve rtu
year•
IU "i . fliriiraa ...... ! WMWIIBBQ# AlllDtlJ MSTtu
aecordlnl to fihpm gven A | plne( At hens; Lucy Anne
l at JSL» TOia touto tctob' °* rt> sprt ngB; Annlo
filling™ of‘utTrtXr
from the total graduated last ysar.
but does not Include members of
the senior class who are not candl-
d *Of the number to ^graduated,
21 are law students, ate ate In the
ssnwwsfi®
varsity proper and the College of
Agriculture.
The schoola.of
Jture and of
r.:5STJKrsvs3L“s:
trees. The school of law follows. j tmn Pittman Hill. Jr.. Athens;
■" "• —* the liberal arts neat Earnest Clifford Hogan, Stonewall;
Edward Young Howar. Stephens;
UC.I.
William Floyd Abercrombie,
Douglas Vine; Harry Earl Eldridgo,
Athens; Joseph Harold Fowler,
Athens ;Charlea Henry Newton
Athena; Jamea Anderson Newton,
LaGrange; William Hugh Young.
Cartenville.
VETINARV MEDICINE
Clifford Ward Baker. Triton;
Robert Lee Blgga, Watklnavllle;
Irja Paul Coulter. Columbus; Co
lumbus Joseph Durham. Woodvllle;
Thurston Levte.
B. S. H. E.
Omah Vaughn Badcock, West
Palm Beach. Fla.; Leila May Hull,
Athena; Emmie Nelson, Carters -
vllle ;Lillian Shehee, Athena; Adra
Lola Stillman, Atlanta; Mary Olive
Whitehead. Atlanta; Martha Me-
Wood,
Saffold
Wooten, Washington. *
B. S. E. E.
Aaron Bush, Athens.
B. J. v
James 'Keller Harper, Columbus;
Earle lErastus Watson, Jr.. At-
Itntfte
9. «. FORESTRY
Clarence Jefferson Williams.
Union City, Tenn.
L. L. B.
Gordon Worth chambers, Au
gusta; Lawrence Douglas Cook,
AUkuta; Thomas Hayes Cooley,
Elberton; Cyrus West Fleldri,
Rome; George oriffln Finch, At
lanta; Harvey Dixon Grittin, Bax*
with 21
with 18. , ,
The following is
graduating
list of ths
_ accord
that the mem,
. late* for:
a. a
obb Baxter, Athena; John
!
ustln Ford Dean, Qalnaa- 1
rin Mallard Everett, At-
inklin Harrison Fuller.
Zachariah Clarity Hayes,
Charlaa Goodrich
Queen Elisabeth
y “
Holden,
& c. x fevSiTFrti«ah Ch«|«
McClure, LaFayetta; Fredarlck
Oscar McKenzie, Montexuma; Dan
iel Marshall Pollock, Monroe: Frad-
crick Lorenzo Russell. Atlanta;
Marion Davis Seaborn, Atlanta;
Seaboard Railway
eltty, I’clham;
Varaadoe. Savi
Villiams, Jr„ >
Cornelia Aney.^Atbena: Grace
Cleo Allen, Wtotenrille: ftnraton
Lafayette Anthony, High Shorts;
Blanche Asbury, Crawfordvllla;
Francis LucUe Chumbloy. Athens;
Frank Jennings Erwin, Blalravltle;
William CornaUus Fleming, Augus
ta; George Horses Rldgway, Roys-
ton; Angelyn Sasnatt, Atlanta;
Carolyn Sims, Amsrlcus; Mary
Elizabeth Slitoa. Americas; Ellxa-
beth Barber Younr, Cedartown.
B. 8.
Jamea Thomas- Adair, Athens;
Preston Malone Aimand, Social Cir
cle; Robert Mather Davant. Butler;
John Weyman Davla.Alhena: Hen
ry Harris Drewry. Griffin; Edgar
Mullins Dunaton, PaloMs, Brasil;
Paul Morris, I., Athena; John Bur
den Phlntey, Augusta; Joseph La
conic Talley, IMacon; Elkin Vogt,
Atlanta; Joseph Henry Walker.
Monroe.
B. • A-
J krTu CjjJJe Adwhold, Uvooto
Frank:
Savannah; Alan
Argyle.
e Aaernoiu,
ton, Parrott; David
Athens: Sydney
■, Columbus; Flem-
_ Chastain. Tfanr;
Yen. China; Elisha
Clarksville; Napo-
Roy Seaton Jones. College Park:
Harold Kassewlts, Fitzgerald;
Charles Arthur Lewis, Dawson;
William Howard Newbourne, El
berton; John Walton McWhlrter.
Boynton; Howard Pool. Dacula;
James Ralph Rosser, Lafayette;
Ulysses Vasco Btancllt, Eaatanol-
lae; George Hardy Treadwell, At'
lanta; John Earnest WllcoV, At
lanta; Enoch Hoodie Wllkeraon,
Cuthbcrt
PH. E.
Joseph Leonard Gross, Birming
ham. Ala.; James Davis Melton.
Greenwod, S. C.; John B. Mlakoff.
Athens; .Rufus Lester Neville,
8tatesboro; Francis Abda Stovall,
Elhertou; Eunice Bello Youmnns,
Swains boro
Is sue 8 A Weevil
Control Booklet
Acworth;
Arthur Francis Gannon. 8avanneh;
John Wayne Gillespie, Albany;, Ho
mer Hardin. Dyaa; Harold Leon
r, Glenn-
LAnc astir,
..smJI&X
Maddox, Brasalton;
la Moblty, Powder
a Paul Murphey, Ze-
Parker McRae, Mc-
rlo Nesmith. PorUI;
waiter Patterson, Adel; Lester
Southwell, Raldsvllla; Addlaoo
Swift, Woodbine; Fred Andrew
Tanner, Rabun Gap;; Howard Otis
Thomas. Homar; William Thomas,
Lavonla; George Amoa Turner,
Ball around; Morion Usury. Duar
tes; Thomas Whltener, Dalton;
Durand W. Whitmire, Talmo;
loung Marlon Patterson; Homer.
„ , . B. & C.
Paul Kemper Anderson. Waynes
boro; Miller RaUord Bell. Mll-
■edgevllle; Paige Beanatt, Way-
cro *a; Samuel Means Honey, Ath-
!“*: Robert Brown, Doles; Georgs
jroadhurat. Athena; Clarence
Rrocklagtoa. Brunswick; John
?. urt - Dpiat Pater; George Judsoo
^lark. Waycroes; Clarence Cohen.
JPW'tei Jerome Darts. Athena;
5?** r WIIMa Drew, Preston; Harry
ti» „ SwratL Athena; John Al-
Hoach, Gainesville; Samuel
Doerun: Ben Franklin
A,Unt *! Earnest Lowe. Cart;
i* m f* Morgan. Valdosta; Motes
EBui™ l,urry ' Macon; 'Chester
,. teh McRae, ML Vernon; Thomas
szoa-ard Hirers, Louisville; John
To assist the cotton farmers alont
Its line In combatting the boll
Weevil, the Development Depart
ment of the Seaboard Air Line hai
-just Issued a circular on an “Im
proved Method” of boll weevil.
. No claim la made that the "Flor
ida Plan” la a perfect bool weevil
remedy, ft has been found practi
cable and economical In Florida b>i
both scientific men and farmers on
their own farm*. In order to teat
out and dsmonstrate Ut'e method,
the Seaboard Development izepart-
ment Is carrying on a large num
ber of demonstrations In growing
cotton, using the "Florida Plan” »„•
control tha weevil. These demon
strations have bean located with
farmera along the Seaboard In Ala
bama, Georgia, North Carolina and
South Carolina.
The following demonstration!
wBI be carried on this ysar In
Georgia: John T. Dennis, Jr- El
berton; Harold Hulme, Athena; J
F. Hawaii, Bogart: H. C. Paul
Comer: M. R Maynard, Winder;
O. W. Giles, Auburn; J. F. MaHaf-.
fey. Lawrencevllle: W. F. Byrd.
Ballad! B. J, Edmondson. Cedar-
town; M. C. Breman. Cplumbus;
B. W. Childs, Omaha; Fred Ward,
Lumpkin: R J. Dlson. Richland;
CBnt Bruce, Brooklyn: E. 1* Kim
brough, Kimbrough: C. H. Paddy.
Dawson; Dr. Bowman Wise. Plains;
N. A. Bay. Americas: A. JS. Hines
Leslie; D. E. Hamilton, Cordele;
W. D. WIIUs. Rochelle; J. Irwin
Davla. Albany: Oaaar Cannon. Ab
beville; E. T. Dunn, Fllsgerald; W
F. Whatley, Helena; W. T. McAr
thur, Jr. Alley: J.
Brewton, VI-
8. A W. Batroff. Lyons; J
B. Hart. Dublin; 8. B. Jonee, Jef
fersonville: W. O. Mlddlebrooks
Macon; W. A. Jonah, Dorchester;
C. R Jonee, Rlceboro; B. F. Helmly
Rincon: 8. T. Metier. Clyo; W. F.
Freeman. Claxton: Dr. O. W. El-
arbee. Daley: Wm. C. Codman, Jr.
Telfair Farms, Savennsh; J. L
Tucker, Weye Station; F. C. Park*
Sateaboro.
This work will be supervised by
the Development Agents of the
Seaboard, and will be available fei
the benefit of every cotton farmer
In each locality. Local announce-
menu will be made giving the date
on which the squares wlU <»• re
moved end poison applied. The
Agricultural Colleges In the sev
eral States above mentioned have
approved of this work end are co
operating In It. The demonstration
farms have been carefully select
ed In order that accurate result#
may be obtained.
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EXTRA SPECIALS
Colored Linens
69c yard
Pure linen Ramie made in Bel
gium and worth $1.00 yard. 86-
inches wide in colon, Rose, Cor
al, Mats, Tomato, Copen, Grey,
Pearl, Pink, Green, Browns, Lav
ender and White.
Linen Napkins
$3*95 doz.
Already hemmed for use 18 inch
es square and a fine, pure linen
quality. Worth $6.00 dozen.
Table Cloths
$1.98 each
Size 68 x 68 inches of a fine
quality Damask. These cloths
are worth $3.60 today. Buy sev
eral is our advice. |
Linen Cloths
$3.96 each
Values to $6.60, pure Irish linen
damask table clothe in beautiful
patterns for every shape table.
Size in 2 yards square. There
are only 60 of these cloths, so
come early.
Heavy Towels
49c each
Very fine Turkish Bath Towels.
Extra large highly absorbant and
triple thread quality. .These
fine white towels are worth 76c
on today’s market.
Clearance Sale
tDerryvale Linens
All l 4rd Off
guaranteed to be
iure linen and fine .quality. We
have left for this sale:
7 cloths, size 70 x 70.
2 cloths, size 70 x 90.
6 dozen napkins, 22 inches.
Pure Linen Napkins $3.49 for 6
ATHENB, GA* SUNDAY, MAY 13. 1(23
A. B. C. Paper
Single Copies 2 Cent. Dally. 5 Cents Bunds;
Beginning Tomorrow at Michael’s a Huge
SALE COTTON WASH GOODS
About 10,000 Yards Perfect Fabrics
We believe that this is the largest sale bf its kind that has ever been held in this
section. Every yard is new, stylish, desirableand of fine quality, and the sale comes
when every woman is beginning to think of fresh, crisp frocks for warm weather
wear. The\alues here are remarkable ones. Your savings average .25 per cent.
oAll at 39c ■Yard oAll at 49c Yard
GUoile ® eau ^ u * Duality oil white solid color Voiles,
and every new and smart design, Floral, Paisley,
Dots, Checks and nbvol weaver, all 39c
Every color that you can think of that is new and
J\anne gtyllsh. And the .quality is extra good. Vonr
choice now 39c
Tfatitte L “-* e check8 > 8tf *pes and plaids in beautiful col
ors, a most wanted fabric for summer wear. Val-
Now May saled at 49c
NjIMIXJUiI A remarkable collection of fine Nainsook.
namSOVK Plain white, pastel shades and fancy cloths,
uea to 79c,
Clitiah/irnc. Abo ' it 600 y ard * of beautiful imported ging-
\jingliurris hams. Fast colors and beautiful patterns. A
rare, and wonderful buy at 49c
all worth much more than . v 39c
Lovely French quality in solid white. Fine col-
DatlSie or jng and unusually pretty designs, in ' all color
fdninennh ^ ove *y Quality and fancy weaves and plain
lUtrtSUl/K qaulity in white and colors. Low priced 49c
Oxfords
The fine Scotch quality, very soft but hard to
wear out. For shirts and frocka ......... 49c
combinations. Now on sale
39c
<Popl
Black and white fine quality poplin for many
*n uses. Thit: price is under Mill’costs 39c
Tl/fftflrslC Beaut *^ ul Oxford suiting for dresses, blouses,
irilMlfW shirts, boys’ suits, etc. Extremely low priced
at > 49c
Imported white organdie 40 and inches
OtgandieS wide, and 40 inch solid color organdies, sheftr
and pretty in every color. Buy freely at 39c
GIJn.Joc ® x * ra ^ ne qualities in white and fancy colored
S/UHw voiles, and a wonderful variety of patt
colorings. Rare values at
patterns and
49c
Fine checks > bars and stripe*, for baby’s things,
UITfllty underwear and waistr, only 39c
» Solid white and colored stripes. A1 fine quali-
cmaaras ty tot men's shirts, wash frocks and blouses.
Buy now - 39c
/-»» / Lorraine and Jacqueline ginghams, never
umgnams priced under 49c before. Fine colors and
patterns. A great buy at 39>c
CR/iticto 80,4 and aheer white ,or infants and
tvseeWM. reerie. Beautiful ifesicms and rnlnrs
fine* lin
gerie. Beautiful designs and colors for ideal
summer dresses. Buy freely at .... 49c
Vlsivnvt' Sheerest plain and checked flaxons. It
A lllAUTS |,v ttin halt Sn rnmn nnrlv
will sell
r/.Hiiii The ideal summer material for a hundred tu
* taXOn 0 n gale in plain and checks. Buy a season's
supply at the low price 39c
Dimity,
Longdoth
Real imported Irish dimity in white. The fine
nest
’ and a^emarkable buy ... 49c J
Silk stripe shirting of beautiful, neat designs
Shirting and good quality. Fine for shirts and just as
fine for dresses, now 39c
Satine ^ * ncbea wide in white, black and 16 colon, a
39c
Pique
lovely, spft quality. Rarely sold for ..
Very fine and medium size rib in good quality, all
white, width 27 inches. Very good value 39c
The finest quality longcloth is this for un
derwear and fine lingerie. Now priced 49c
Fid* yard wide and highly mercerised, beautiful
A UJJUII qmuty for dresses, nurses uniforms, blouses,
shirts and wash suit. Very low at; 49c
M*irnuicoth> h0 ' , *'y colorings and designs in this fine
^ tc?a fabric. Now one of the favorites
among the well dressed 49c
SwLst ^ b * 4e Swiss of imported quality. Sheer
u IVOJ and f jne for dresses. Baby clothes, spreads and
pillow tops 49c
T mmie For dresses, suits, art work and other uses. Fine
Ltinene quality, sale ...... a 39c
F iti.nnn 14 *°oks like, wears like and washes lfke linen,
X^m-nun but every thread is cotton. A beautiful fabric
aqd very low at 49c
The Fleisher Yams
Knittingjffi^Contest
$l£VQO in Casli Prizes
$2000 First Prize
1490ther Prizes of *500 to $ 25
for the Most Beautiful Knitted Garments
In the £May Sale l
White Retgnskin Shoes
$4*95 pair
A remarkably fine value in
beautifully made and fash
ioned white shoes. There
are a number of pretty styles
to choose from. Oxfords and
one and two strap pumps.
Mainly medium heels. Our
advice would be Buy Sev
eral Pain.
NEW!
Wash Dresses
Very Lovely Models
of
French Voiles
Linens
Imported Lponge
All attractively priced
Michaels
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