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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
5
Early night at Ath ens National Bank a door slammed as the last man left. Glass shattered and lock broken led police to investigate a possible break in. Premises searched with no intruders found. only the broken door remained as explanation.
Mr E D Sledge contributed one dollar to the deficit fund of the Wilson campaign. Georgia committee on finance for the national democratic campaign notes the donation alongside a reminder that state and county taxes are now due. Mount Vernon lodge Masons will elect officers next Thursday night at their regular meeting.
Prof S V Sanford University of Georgia athletics director leaves for Charleston to attend the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association meeting where amendments to the association constitution are to be proposed. Proposals include redefining professionalism in prep school coaching and new residence and academic eligibility rules.
A historical notice outlines amendments to article IX and related sections on student eligibility for intercollegiate contests, freshman and attendance requirements, and financial penalties. It also details changes to residency definitions, payment terms, and disciplinary addenda within the association's constitution.
The text asks whether the Faculty Chairman of Athletics fully meets the academic requirements of article IX, section 10. It appears as a procedural query about eligibility certification for an athletics position or role within an academic institution.
The Costa's annual evening gathered the Georgia football team and officials as guests for a festive event. Attendees included Capt. Tom Thrash and Captain-elect Garmany among many players, coaches, managers, and sponsor Miss Nellie Phinizy. The gathering featured refreshments, hospitality, and a spirited Rah Rah Costa's cheer.
The Lucy Cobb Institute will present the pupils of the gym class department in an exhibition at the Y W C A gymnasium Friday evening at 8 15. The program includes March and run Dutch dances Freehand drills Poppy dance by Yvonne DuMont and games.
Two Sunday division meetings set for December 17 in Clarke and Oglethorpe counties. Clarke division meets at Tuckston with Superintendent W M Cotle Jr and a strong program featuring local speakers. Oglethorpe county division meets at Arnoldville with Superintendent B H Meaders and talks by Dr J M Pound Dr J J Pendley and Mrs Annia O’Farrell. President James W Morton of Clarke county association loses membership temporarily while remaining its president. his home Cherokee Corners church in Oglethorpe joins the county association, keeping Morton as its head.
A fragment from a Levy's T ogger y ad touts distinctive cravat patterns as prized favorites. The slogan emphasizes how these ties become a man’s preferred style accessory, illustrating the shop's fashion messaging.
Mrs. Mattie Stokes Adams, jailed on a murder charge in the September 26 shooting of Captain E. J. Spratling of the Fifth Georgia infantry, gave birth to an eight pound boy this morning. Her trial date is set for February.
An old time advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle inside cleansing for children and adults. It urges mothers to use the fruit laxative to relieve clogged bowels, bile, and feverish symptoms. The copy warns against counterfeits and directs asking a druggist for a 50 cent bottle from the California Fig Syrup Company.
F Y Aligood of Clayton promotes mules for sale claiming record high prices but expects prices may drop in spring due to strong supply. He lists several 1000 to 1150 pound extra good mules and second-hand stock, with plans to ship one or two carloads around January 1 and offers guaranteed price and quality.
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