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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1917

Page

2

Wilson's Plan If Germany Overacts Assured

President Wilson outlines a definite course if Germany commits an overt act. He will ask Congress for authority to take measures to protect American seamen and travelers, not a declaration of war, aiming to keep ships and citizens free to travel the seas. The decision remains with Germany to provoke a conflict.

Congress Associated Press Washington Wilson Germany American Citizens and Ships Shall Be Free To Travel the High Seas

Lucies Vers Griffin Game At Lucys Gym

The basketball game between Lucy Cobb and Griffin will be played this evening in the Lucy Cobb Gymnasium at 8 o'clock with a good crowd expected. Last night a place change occurred but the Institute sum location was finally fixed.

Lucies VS. Griffin Lucy's Gym Lucy Cobb Griffin

Congressmen Accounted For On Street Testimony

Washington February 9 The committee investigating the leak of the president note heard George B Chipman of Harriman Company testify that members of Congress kept accounts with him The panel plans to examine private accounts of all members and seek more time if needed

Associated Press Washington, D. C George B. Chipman Washington Harriman & Company New York Angresa

Specials for Today at Costa's Delicatessen

Specials for today at Costa's Delicatessen include fancy ripe Strawberries Indian River Oranges Grapefruit 60c dozen Fancy Tangerines Malaga Grapes Fancy Celery Fancy Lettuce Fancy Beets Fancy Cauliflower Fancy Carrots Fancy Smoked White Fish Phond 1131.

Malaga

Fresh Market Delights Offer Variety And Quality

Fresh Fish and fresh meats from Western Market advertise diverse selections with phone orders. Yuban coffee proclaims top quality regardless of cost. Geo H Williamson handles citrus and dried fruits. Buchwald touts fresh oysters via phone. Arnold & Abney close the listing with produce like strawberries, cauliflower and new potatoes prompting city talk.

Geo, H. Williamson

Belgian Fund Closes Today for Starving Babies Aid

The Belgian fund for starving babies will close today after a four day canvas. People may donate by calling Mr E R Hodgson Jr or Mrs J B Whitlock and have their gifts added to the original total. Donations yesterday and Thursday included amounts from Miss Mamie Bacon Miss Betty Buchwald Miss Bertha Cutler Miss Mabel Chadwick Steven Master James Baxter White and Master Elias Doyle White. Grand total now stands at 762 dollars with 710 previously acknowledged.

E. R. Hodgson, Jr Whitlock Mamie Bacon Betty Buchwald Bertha Cutler Mabel Chadwick Steven James Baxter White Elias Doyle White

Griffeth Rites Held For Mrs N A Griffeth In Athens

Mrs N A Griffeth aged eighty one died yesterday at her son W G Griffeths home 253 East Dougherty after a two week illness She lived in Athens sixteen years moving from Oconee county Survived by five sons John T Will G Frank B Griffeth of Athens J L Griffeth of Bogart and W R Griffeth of Atlanta a daughter Mrs Robert Thompson of Bogart a number of grandchildren great grandchildren two sisters and three brothers in law The funeral will be at Bethabara Baptist church Oconee county tomorrow at 11 am with active pallbearers and honorary escorts listed.

N. A. Griffeth W. G. Griffeth East Dougherty Miss Elder John P. Elder Oconee County Virginia Washington John M. Poole Winder C. B. Jackson Atlanta Mesara Frank P. Griffeth Athens Griffeth Bogart J. M. R. Smith Monroe Bethabara

Bathing facilities lure city residents to shop

The weather has caused many pipes to burst and bathrooms to fail leaving residents unable to bathe at home. Hilley and S Jones' Barber Shop in the Southern Mutual Building advertises the best bathing facilities in the city to serve customers during the inconvenience.

Hilley & Sjones Southern Mutual

Chamber of Commerce backs Red Cross move for Athens

At a Chamber meeting Mme Lutsrat and Mrs Mell led plan to form Athens Red Cross chapter with . members and a president Tibbatts. The group will organize in units for bandages and first aid, sending finished work to Atlanta base. Chamber offers room and support. Chautauqua dates set for May and road paving plans discussed.

Chamber of Commerce Mme. Lutsrat Mesdames G. A. Mell C. M. Strahan T. W. Reed Hed ‘Cross Association Athens Holman Red Cross Atlanta Red Cross Nurve Woman's Club Good Roads Committee Dudley

Impromptu Debate Supports Compulsory Military Training

The University of Georgia annual Impromptu debate ended with a unanimous verdict by a women’s judging panel in favor of adopting compulsory military training for men aged eighteen to thirty. Phi Kappa defeated Demosthenian with debaters Stewart, Levy, Bowden, White, Sims, Longino for Phi Kappa and Tippett, Bloodworth, Floyd, Holland, Westbrook, Weatley for Demosthenian, with Mr Nix presiding as the Georgia band played.

University of Georgia United States Phi Kappa Society Cision Demosthenians Alexander Stephens Ben Hill Emory Speer Henry Grady Phi Kappa Messrs Stewart Levy Nix Georgia Band

British destroyer sunk after mine near English Channel

London report notes a British torpedo boat destroyer of an older type struck a mine Thursday and sank with all officers lost. Five crew members saved. Vessels of this class average 300 tons displacement with about 40 men aboard. European fronts show little action aside from raids and artillery bombardments across northern France. French troops report success in surprise attacks east of Rheims. Petrograd cites bombardment at St Anislau in Galicia. Eastern and Macedonian theaters remain quiet. British announce the successful completion of operations against Seyed Ahmed’s Senussi forces near Gibra Sunday, as his forces are routed and forced into a waterless desert after an ambush in Munasib.

London Admiralty English Channel France Europe Rheims Petrograd St. Anislau Galicia Seyed Ahmed Gibra Munasib

Georgia Beats Vanderbilt in Defensive 33 to 11 Victory

Georgia University five beat Vanderbilt 33 to 11 in a defense driven game. Jim Chappelle reports Birmingham trip notes highlight Scott and Morrison as standout guards and a rare shutout for the Birmingham forwards.

Jim Chappelle Birmingham Georgia Ala Georgia University Athletic Club Magic City Mesers Scott Morrison Hese Peddy Columbus Athens Strange Hahn Souls Jones Rawson McCall Sramary Cox McGowan Gillam Seals Beott Georgis Bir

Relief Work in Belgium Faces Fund Shortfall and Need

Herbert C Hoover told City Club members that Belgium relief has no starvation now, and none while funds last. The relief commission faces a four to five million monthly shortfall due to extra loads, currently feeding 1,200,000 school children and appealing for American aid. Distribution of 965,000 for Jewish war sufferers was authorized, with 460,000 set for Iowa in Poland and Lithuania pending State Department approval.

Associated Press Philadelphia Herbert C. Hoover Committee On Relief Belgium City Club Relief Commission United States New York Joint Distribution Committee Central Powers Germany Iowa Poland Lithuania State Department Washington

Exploitation manifesto unites labor group in new protection drive

A manifesto from a conference of a newly formed union for common protection and betterment condemns speculators and politicians for building a false Latin America. The group announces permanent headquarters in Washington, with Samuel Gompers as chairman of the committee.

Associated Press Washington Latin-America Union For Common Protection and Betterment Samuel Gompers

Three Taken On Warrants By Police Department

Leo Buggs arrested yesterday on a Morgan county misdemeanor warrant. Frank Burke taken on a similar Valdosta Lowndes county warrant arriving today. Cal Smith, a white man, arrested on a state auto laws warrant on the state road Thursday night and turned over to state authorities.

Leo Buggs Morgan County Frank Burke Valfosta Lowndes County Cal Smith

Travel Photologue Delights Audiences at Seney Stovall

A travel photologue event at Seney Stovall chapel featured motion pictures and hundreds of colored slides showcasing the Western United States. The audience enjoyed the display and the accompanying show, praising the vivid imagery and the engaging presentation.

Seney-Stovall Chapel America

Fresh Groceries and Produce at Normal Market

Normal Market offers fresh sealshipt oyatera dressed and undressed hens and meats, Snow-White cauliflower and Florida celery, cranberries two quarts for 150, rutabagan turnips, BUCHWALDS contact, fresh beans carrots onions potatoes, King-Hodgson Co and Geo H Williamson advertise to include YUBAN Coffee with orders.

King-Hodgson CO Bnow

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