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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1916

Page

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The Unwritten Law at Colonial Theater Today

The Colonial Theater shows The Unwritten Law for two days from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. admission 10 and 20 cents, 10 cents for children, with Haughey's Orchestra. Beatriz Michelena stars in a melodramatic tale of sex and marriage with dramatic fire scenes and a suspenseful, well paced production.

Colonial Colonial Theater Haughey Dee Eeyien Funkenstein Athens Haughey’s Beatriz Michelena Edwin Milton Boyle Andrew Robinson William Pike

Asa Thornton to Open Ye Garden Place Cafe

The former Ye Garden site in the Holman building is being renovated for occupancy by Asa Thornton who will open a cafe there soon. He has prior experience in the business and knows the local clientele and menu direction.

Asa Thornton Holman

Col Upson Urged for Place on State Court of Appeals

The Banner reports strong support for Col. S. C. Upson solicitor of Clarke County City Court and Harris campaign manager to join Georgia’s expanded Court of Appeals. Backers from South Georgia and Athens say his legal skill and impartial record fit a judgeship, and his candidacy is under serious consideration.

Court of Appeals South Georgia Athen Col. S. C. Upson Clarke County Harris Georgia Upson Smith Brown Atlanta

Farm visitors from Sparta Hancock and Madison counties tour State College

Yesterday the largest gathering yet for the State College on Lumpkin Hill welcomed about 400 visitors from Sparta Hancock and Madison counties. The event included a tour of facilities a dinner at the dairy and praise for the college programs while B W Hunt of the Georgian Bankers Association discussed agricultural scholarships with local authorities and course students.

State College Sparta Hancock County Madison County Lumpkin Hill B. W. Hunt Eaton¢on Georgian Bankers Association Agricultural Fund Committee Calles Hunt

President Wilson Seeks 8 Hour Day to Avert Nationwide Rail Strike

President Wilson presented an eight hour day plan to 640 employer and manager committees as a basis for wage calculation. If managers resist, he will appeal to railroad presidents for a White House conference and possible action by financial powers. Hale Holden led the presidents in discussions.

Associated Press Washington Wilson White House Congress Hale Holden Burlington Road

War Situation Reported Without Incident

London notes for the first time in weeks no significant changes in any theater of the war. The western Somme sector sees the heaviest fighting with German assaults repulsed and trenches captured northwest of Bazentin. Submarine warfare resumes in full, per Temps, referencing Germany’s February note on peaceful ships.

Associated Press London Somme Pasierer Bazentin Vienna von Boehm-Ermollf Tarnopol Berlin Brody Rome Cadorna Triest Venice Germany Paris Temps United States

Temps Reports Danish West Indies Sale Talks

The Temps notes negotiations for selling the Danish West Indies to the United States are widening in scope. It cites the Danish finance minister saying the government aims to sell due to fear the islands could be seized by force.

Danish West Indies Associated Press Paris The Temps

Delighful Greene County Barbecue Hosted by Griffeths

A Greene county plantation barbecue hosted by W. G. and Frank Griffeth attracted the Morris band and many friends. Supervisors Huff and Crawford organized the event with a two hour concert by the band. Tenants and their families, including workers of color, shared in the meal after a well arranged feast.

Mesers W. G Frank Griffeth Greene County Morris Band Griffeth Huff and Crawford Griffeth Farm

Former pastor visits city of Oconee Street church

Rev. A. A. Sullivan, longtime pastor at Oconee Street Methodist church, now works as financial and field agent for Rheinhardt College at Waleska and serves as pastor there. He was in town yesterday meeting friends and former parishioners.

A. A. Sullivan Oconee Street

California Produce Advertises Fresh Fruits and Potatoes

An old newspaper snippet lists California oranges, Malaga grapes, cantaloupes, and Scuppernongs priced at 10c per quart. Also advertised are sweet potatoes at 30c per peck from Arnold & Abney.

California Arnold & Abney

Georgia freight rate reform sparks state hearing

A major hearing opens before the Georgia state railroad commission in the senate chamber as railroads and shippers clash over proposed interstate freight rate revisions. W A Winburn and R A Brand present carrier arguments while J M Smith of Brunswick Board of Trade seeks rate reform approval.

Vollanta Georgia Railroads of State Railroad Commission State Senate W. A. Winburn Central of Georgia Railroad R. A. Brand Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Central of Georgia Southern J. M. Smith Brunswick Board of Trade Commission

Deutschland Sighted Off Grand Banks

Boston reports the sighting of a large submarine off the Grand Banks, believed to be the Deutschland, by a crew member aboard the Warren liner Sachem. The submersible moved northeast at a moderate speed, with the report relayed from La Pallice, France, and Liverpool.

Associated Press Boston Grand Banks la Pallie France Liverpool

Passers By film adapts Chambers stage drama with Cherry

C Haddon Chambers story Passers By becomes a film drama by Equitable Motion Pictures starring Charles Cherry produced from Chambers story. The play drew capacity crowds at the Criterion in New York for nearly two seasons and had record audiences in Rio de Janeiro Buenos Aires Montevideo Vienna Berlin Hamburg Dresden London and Paris.

C. Haddon Chambers Chambers Equitable Charles Cherry Equitable Motion Picture Corporation S. E. V. Taylor Criterion Theater New York Rio de Janeiro Brazil Buenos Aires Argentine Republic Montivedo Uruguay Vienna Austria Berlin Hamburg Dresden Germany London Paris Equitable Motion Pictures Corporation

J. J. Browns Speaking Dates Announced

J. J. Brown a candidate for commissioner of agriculture announces speaking dates in Locust Grove on Saturday August 19 at 10 oclock in Walton County Monroe on Tuesday August 22 in Laurens County and Dublin on Wednesday August 23.

J. J. Brown Locust Grove Walton County Monroe Laurens County Dublin

Mrs Mendal Morris Dies After Prolonged Illness

Mrs Sarah Morris, wife of Mendel Morris, died at Hancock avenue residence last night after months of illness. She was sixty nine and longtime Athens resident known for devotion to family and charitable works. Survived by husband, son Lee Morris, daughter Maurice Jankower, two sisters Flora Bernstein and Jos Alexander, and brother Selig Bernstein. Funeral arrangements to be set after contact with Bernstein. services planned at the residence on Sunday.

Sarah Morris Mendel Morris Hancock Avenue M. Morris Lee Morris Maurice Jankower Flora Bernstein Athens Jos. Alexander Hot Springs Ark Selig Bernstein Bernstein

Obituary: V A Edwards Prominent Clarke County Farmer

V B Edwards died after several days of fever at his home near Corinth church. Aged forty, he leaves a wife six children his mother Mrs E E B Edwards two brothers and four sisters. Born in Oconee moved to Clarke as a youth. Funeral at Corinth church this morning at 10 30 Rev Wm Coile to officiate pallbearers T W Morton James W Morton W W Puryear J P Crawley J R Tuck and T A Holbrook.

V.B. Edwards Corinth Church E. EB. Edwards Oconee County Clarke Rev Wm. Coile T. W. Morton Jas. W. Morton W. W. Puryear J. P. Crawley J. R. Tuck T. A. Holbrook

Mr H P Lawrence Joins Guaranty Investment and Loan

Mr H P Lawrence, a noted real estate expert, is appointed to manage the real estate department at Guaranty Investment and Loan Company. The firm, led by prominent local businessmen, seeks to build a valuable city institution. Lawrence assumes duties immediately and will oversee the department personally.

H. P. Lawrence Guaranty Investment and Loan Company Lawrence

Managers thank Athens supporters and Sanford for field use

Manager Green of the Washington baseball team and Manager Carmichael of the Monroe team thank the people of Athens for courtesies and the use of the University athletic field this week.

Green Washington Carmichael Monroe Athens Sanford University Athletic

Strand and Elite Showings Highlight Weekend Schedule

Friday features Hazel Dawn and Owen Moore in Under Cover and Grip of Evil number 5 at Strand and The Passer By at Elite with ongoing Colonial Unwritten Law. Saturday offers Lionel Barrymore in The Quitter and Helen Gibson Railroad Drama plus Liberty Daubter of the U S A chapter at Elite. Barrow County Sunday School Convention at Winder noted.

Institute Clarke County Supt Dozier Hazel Dawn Owen Moore Elite Chas. Cherry Colonial Strand Lionel Barrymore Helen Gibson Liberty Barrow County Winder

Under Cover at the Strand News of a strong screen debut

The Strand presents the Paramount Picture Under Cover starring Hazel Dawn and Owen Moore in a thriller about United States Customs and international smuggling. A grafting official is ensnared by a plot involving a determined woman in love with the man he seeks to control. Critics praise its action power and novelty.

Roi Cooper Magrue Cort New York Famous Players Film Company Broadway Paramount Picture Strand Theater Hazel Dawn Owen Moore Miss Dawn Mr. Moore United States Strand Athens

Liberty At the Elite Begins Saturday

A promotional note for the silent film Liberty at the Elite presents Marie Walcamp as Liberty Horton, an American girl in Mexico, with rival suitors, bandit raids, a stolen fortune, and a romance across 20 episodes. The first chapter screens in three reels with extra comedy features. Piedmont Market advertises fresh produce and spring lamb.

Liberty Marie Walcamp Liberty Horton Mexico LKO

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8. C. Upson Appellate Hancock Senator Owen Administration Senate Owen NAVAL House Navy Norfolk Charleston New Orleans Puget Sound Portsmouth Philadelphia Public Health Service Senate Financial Committee Treasury Department Finance Committee Greene Oconee ST Deutschland Cherry V. A. Edwards MR. H. P. Lawrence Local Investment Company State College of Agriculture Piedmont Piedmont Market
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