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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1922

Page

7

Funeral Held Sunday for William T Bryan in Athens

Sunday service at 3 30 in the First Baptist Church mourned William T Bryan. Directors and friends attended despite bad weather as Dr James W Lynch delivered a heartfelt sermon and the service concluded at Grove Geonee cemetery.

O'Elveth First Baptist Church William T Bryan Hurge Deou Southern Mutual Insurance Company Athens Rails Electric Company National Bank of Athens The Land Commission Morris Yow Jon Inghram T. S. Meth I Mell Liv Wilkinson Walter Anthony First Methodist Church James W. Lynch Krave Dn Geonee

Intercity Rail Schedules and Timetables Summary

A dense clipping lists multiple rail timetables from Southern Railway, Georgia Railroad, and Seaboard Airline Railway. It includes train numbers, departure and arrival times between Athens Lula Gainesville Augusta Atlanta Norfolk and other points, with notes on service days and origins. The document reflects July 1921 scheduling details and includes personnel at Athens and miller contact.

Agreements on Eight Treaties Part of Conference Result

Washington reports that six completed treaties, two in substance, fourteen resolutions, and ten declarations mark the arms conference output. Major pacts limit naval strength, outlaw submarine warfare and poison gas, grant China a rights bill, and set Pacific peace mechanisms with Britain restoring Wei Hai Wei to China and Japan withdrawing from Siberia as conditions normalize.

Washington Associated Press China Pacific Great Britain Japan Shantung Proms Siberia United States France Italy Iran Philippines Guam Formosa Bonins Pescadores

Wars and Treaties Draft Open Door Pact Echoes

The article outlines multiple provisions and negotiations from an international conference. It discusses the abrogation of the Anglo-Japanese alliance upon ratification and the Far Eastern treaty framework among the United States, Britain, Japan, France, Italy, China, Belgium, Portugal, and the Netherlands. It details open door policy, Chinese sovereignty, extraterritorial rights, and proposed commissions, with aims to withdraw foreign troops and regulate radio stations, postal duties, and naval arms. It also notes positions on Siberia, Manchuria, and the Alaska-like concessions, alongside responses by Japan and the United States regarding territorial and economic concerns.

United States Great Britain Japan France Italy China Belgium Portugal Netherlands Shenae Yap Pacific Wirawal Pekin Sbmission Clinga Siberia Russia Siberian United State Manchuria Mongolia Wei-Hai-Wei London Inth

Dr Robie Lectures on Salvation and Life After Death

A Sunday afternoon lecture by Dr Robie at Odd Mellow hall drew a large audience of diverse citizens. He discussed the Christian plan for human salvation and pondered the fate of millions now living who shall never die, arguing the ransom will revive the dead and open a highway toward perfection. The report also notes foreign radio plant disputes and the open door policy.

Robie Sunnday Dtoble

Period Furniture Hepplewhite and Co Prestige Rise

George Hepplewhite founded Hepplewhite and Co in the mid eighteenth century and by 1775 earned a strong reputation. At his death in 1786 his work was highly sought after, rivaling Sheraton in esteem. He produced chairs for the Prince of Wales later King George IV, a commission that boosted the firm's prestige.

George Hepplewhite Hepplewhite & Co Chippendale George IV Prince of Wales Sheraton

Cotton market wobble as strikes loom in New England

New York open shows barely steady futures with March at 16.60 and May 16.26, while New Orleans opens at 16.41 for March and 15.30 for May. Reports say about 15,000 cotton workers in 24 Rhode Island mills are on strike, and Fall River and Lawrence mills plan to keep wages for three months amid pressure to reopen. River overflow warning prompts Augusta to brace for 26 feet on Savannah, with levee protection in place.

New Orleans Liverpool Jor New York Wall Street South Fall River New Bedford Lawrence Mass New England Journal of Commerce Manchester Miust New England Rhode Island Cleve Laweer Liverpol Enghid Bilor Hkae Lawrene Pawtuxet Valley Texas Sentillearams Csv

New York Stock Highlights and Bond Quotes

New York stocks and Liberty bonds show mixed activity with call money easing to 5 percent. Major issues led gains in equipment, motors, and utilities while oil and some rails sold for profits. market closed strong on brisk turnover near 800,000 shares.

Pullman American Car Chandler Studebaker People’s Gas Gulf States Phillips Lenin Missouri Pacific

Chicago markets grain and livestock mixed with gains

Chicago grain opened higher with broad gains across wheat corn and oats. Wheat closed up 1 8 to 2 1 2 cents, corn up around 2 1 8 to 6 8 cents, oats supported by other grains. In Chicago livestock, cattle were slow with declines, hogs gathered 10 to 20 higher than Saturday, and sheep steady to higher with strong bids on spring lambs and veal calves.

Chicago Kenemy of Ageres Tekhither Hish Low Clare

Market notes from New York and Savannah prices

A compact market roundup reports dairy prices in New York for creamery whites and related products, poultry prices for live and dressed birds, sugar futures with demand notes, and naval stores including turpentine and rosin figures from Savannah. Notable figures include creamery prices around 42 to 46, live poultry 24 to 29, turpentine around 8 to 8.5, and rosin near 4.10 to 4.65 with various grades referenced.

NEW York Dairy NEW York Alter Creamery NEW York Poultry New York Naval Stores Savannah Gia Rte Ross Tirm ROE Nyhav

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