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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1916

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President Won’t Budge Till Congress Acts Unequivocally

President Wilson demands a record vote on anti administration resolutions to deter armed ships before resuming German negotiations. He rejects any compromise such as a confidence vote, saying Congress must directly act on the pending resolutions. Democratic ranks and many Republicans are split as committees consider further delay.

Associated Press Washington Congress Berlin Wilson Germany Action House Senated Moreien’ i

Ford jokes about presidential bid, says filing was a joke

Detroit March 1 Henry Ford declares that filing his name with Michigan officials as a Republican presidential candidate was a joke and that he does not want anything to do with politics. He laments the joke and expresses disinterest in political office.

Associated Press Detroit Henry Ford Michigan Mr. Ford

Remington Typewriters Barred From Australia

Washington reports the Remington Typewriter Company protested to the state department over Australia’s ban on Remington sales. The prohibition, requested by the British government, cites suspected sales to enemies of the Allies. Remington says Australia accounts for about seventy five percent of its machines there.

Associated Press Washington Remington Typewriter Company State Department Australia Remington

Woodmen of Uniformed Rank Holds Reorganization Night

The Uniformed Rank of the Woodmen of the World met at their armory to reorganize and prepare for the naval encampment to be announced with time and place to be announced soon.

Woodmen of the World

Knights of Pythias Knighted Several Men

At a special St. Elmo Lodge meeting the Knights of Pythias several esquires who had been pages were knighted with due form. The St. Elmo Lodge membership is growing rapidly as new members are added.

Knights OF Pythias St. Elmo Lodge Knights of Pythias St. Elmo

W C A Board Meeting Call For Friday Afternoon

A call has been issued for the W C A board of directors to meet Friday afternoon at 4 o clock at the residence.

Eridam Night at YWCA Gym Rill Marketbell Match

A Friday night event at the YWCA gym promises a lively basketball game between Wash Seminary and YWCOA teams. Officials expect a competitive match with local spectators likely to attend.

Y.W.C Wash‘Seminary Y.tw O.A

Glynn Hits Root in New York State Conference

Former Governor Martin Glynn told the New York Democratic state conference that the federal reserve act is the greatest achievement in 50 years, shielding business from panic after the European war began. He defended Wilson neutrality after Belgium's invasion and criticized Taft's stance on Mexico while linking current events to Republican policy heritage.

Aby Associated Press Syracuse N. Y Martin H. Glynnet Democratic State Conference Ettha Root New York Root Wilson Glynn Republica Party Belgium Korea Taft Madero

Mr Glover Burney Moves To This City

Mr Glover Burney, brother of George W Burney, arrives in the city and is connected with the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company offices here.

MR. Glover Burney THE Metropolitan Life Ins. CO George W. Burney Metropolitan Life Insurance Company

Southern cotton acreage to rise unless checks found

Reports from southern reserve bank agents released today indicate increased cotton acreage in the South this year. The Richmond and Dallas districts foresee growth, with Dallas projecting as much as a 15 percent rise amid generally good business conditions nationwide.

Associated Press Washington South Southern Reserve Bank Richmond Dallas

Lumber Exports Slide in 1915 Across Gulf Ports

Lumber exports from the South Atlantic and Gulf States fall the most in 1915 as war impacts trade. Mobile holds top position, Gulfport rises to second, Pensacola drops to third, and New Orleans falls to fourth in the New Orleans trade journal report.

Associated Press New Orleans South Atlantic Gulf States New Orleans Trade Journal Mobile Gulfport Miss Pensacola

Funeral for Bright Little Boy Held Yesterday

Yesterday afternoon at Mrs. J. S. King’s Cobb street home the funeral of six year old James, grandson of Mrs. King, was conducted by Rev. C. C. Jarrell. Interment followed at Boges Chapel near the city.

J. S. King Cobb Street Little James

Dr Ravaud Benedict Visits Athens For Day

The many friends of Dr. Ravaud Benedict were delighted to see him in Athens yesterday evening. He came from Birmingham to handle business connected with settling his father's estate.

Ravaud Benedict Birmingham

Worley assumes full jurisdiction in Hartwell estate case

Judge Worley took over the entire administration of the Jim Smith estate at Hartwell after Judge Meadow's resignation and Judge Fite's restraining order. Ordinary Bacoth of Lexington will hear permanent administration at 9 o clock Friday. A large Athens delegation attended the hearing, with several judges and attorneys among them.

Hartwell Judge Meadow Jos. N. Worley Fite Meadow Worley Bacoth Lexington Hartrrell Athens Hamilton Mee- Whorter A. C. Erwin J. H. Griffeth Sibley Union Point Joe James Atlanta H. S West C. Upson T. J. Shackelford

Blanche Sweet Stars in The Ragamuffin at Strand Theater

Blanche Sweet headlines The Ragamuffin playing Jenny, an outcast who overcomes despair. The Jesse Lasky production showcases her dramatic versatility alongside her Silent Stages acclaim, with no advance in admission at Strand.

Blanch Sweet Hituit Virginia Mary Pickford Peppina William DeMille Miss Sweet Athens Strand Theater Jesse Lasky

National Bank of Athens to Have a Modern Interior

The interior of the National Bank of Athens will be remodeled with new fixtures to modernize the bank. Banking operations will continue at the existing site on Jackson Street during the improvements. Celery lettuce cauliflower string beans beets carrots peppers cranberries turnip salad vegetables advertised by King-Hodgson Company with phone numbers 2000 1001 1002.

National Bank OF Athens Ing Jackson Street King-Hodgson Company

Verdun Offensive Fades as Germans May Reorganize Guns

London reports the major German Verdun offensive has paused though bombardments persist along the Meuse west of Verdun. German forces may be repositioning heavy guns toward captured positions while British troops on the Somme extend their front toward Amiens to aid Verdun relief. other fronts show Russo-Armenian/Persian advances and a German ultimatum to Portugal. A German seaplane bombed southeast England, injuring a baby.

Verdun Associated London Meuse Malancourt Fort Vout Damloup Ané Woevre Werlin Vian Verdunthé le Pretre Champagne Somme Amiens Rusblan Traffinis Mount Marmolada Petrograd Armenia Persia Germany Madrid Portugal England

Industrial and Technical Reserve to Aid U S Fighters

Washington reports a plan to create an industrial and technical reserve to support the army. Rep Kahn proposes enlisting noncombatants and engineers in peacetime reserve roles with war department detail. House votes on the army increase and maximum peace strength of 200,000. Senate plan federalizes the national guard for the program.

U. S Associated Press Washington Representative Kahn California Anmy War Department House Senate

North and South Clash Over War Claims on House Floor

Washington March 1 Representatives Heflin of Alabama and Clarke of Florida clashed with Minority Leader Mann and Wisconsin’s Stafford over a bill restoring the court of claims power to hear $500,000 in Southern property seizures during the Civil War. Heflin accused opponents of slander while Clarke defended the South’s wartime loyalty and argued the measure questions debt justice.

Associated Press Washington Heflin Alabama Clarke Floeida House Mann Stafford Wisconsin Court of Claims Mr. Heflin Clark Stanard

Donation of President Wilson for Ellen Wilson Memorial

Atlanta March 1 donation of 1000 from the president's personal check for the Ellen Wilson Memorial to educate mountain youth in the South. Mrs Wilson wrote to the national chairman explaining her late husband’s interest in educating mountain children and the memorial fund formed since her death. Also an advertisement for fresh vegetables from King Hodgson Co. with prices and contact phones.

Associated Press Atlanta Wilson Ellen Wilson South

Athens Elks elect new officers after meeting

Athens Elks held their regular election of officers with a social session and buffet luncheon. Elected officers include Esteemed Loyal Knight J. C. Charles Esteemed Lecturing Knight Moses Bernstein Esteemed Leading Knight Homer Stark Exalted Ruler Ben Tuck Secretary Ross Creekmore and Tyler Ed Wilson.

Athens Elks J. C. Charles Moses Bernstein Homer Stark Ben Tuck Ross Creekmore Tyler Ed Wilson

Coach Joe Bean to Inspect Georgia University Baseball Material

Coach Joe Bean will arrive today to begin reviewing Georgia University baseball material for the coming season. Delayed one day, he will soon start work and arrange try-out schedules for those who will pitch and throw for the team.

Joe Bean Georgia University

No Maps Of Fortifications Found In Defrauding Case

Associated Press reports New York March 1 agents of the department of justice said no fortification maps were found in the rooms of Richard Von Arend and Rudualply Von Kracht, who were arrested on mail fraud charges tied to a begging scheme. Maps found were of American cities and not defenses. The men claiming to be German army lieutenants and Berlin university graduates are held on 5000 bond awaiting Saturday hearing.

Associated Preas New York Department of Justice United States Richard von Arend Rudualply von Kracht Berlin

YWCA Jubilee Week Ends With Elite Theater Showing

The Elite theater will lends its small house to the YWCA for a reel showing of a YWCA romance and activities. Elsie Janyce stars in It Was Ever Thus a charming comedy. Proceeds go wholly to the YWCA, marking a fitting close to Jubilee Week.

Elsie Janyce

Woman's Liabilities Talk at City Hall by Col Green

The Equal Suffrage League of Athens hosts an 8 pm address on The Liabilities of Woman Under Common Law and Modern Statutes. Col. T. F. Green will speak with Col. M. G. Michael presiding, inviting both men and women to attend.

Equal Suffrage League of Athens T. F. Green M. G. Michael

Delica TessEn Shop Daily Produce at Gostas

Extra fancy Grapefruit 60c a dozen and extra fancy Strawberries headline today's produce. New potatoes parsley beans squash eye plant celery duc em bers carrots cauliflower tomatoes bell peppers soup bunches onions Brussels sprouts oyster plant fresh Swiss cheese Roquefort imported cheese and other freshness. Phone 1131. See Arnold and Abney.

Roquefort Arnold Abney

Monroe Delegation Talks Interurban Route With Promoter

A Athens chamber of commerce meeting with Monroe businessmen and Mr. T L Murphy of Atlanta explored an interurban electric line proposed from Anderson South Carolina to Atlanta Georgia. Murphy said Atlanta capitalists back the plan requiring local subscriptions payable after operation and outlined a route via Anderson Royston Commerce Jefferson Hoschton to Atlanta. Chamber members proposed alternatives via Commerce to Athens Monroe and Atlanta and Murphy pledged to review proposals with his backers.

Chamber. ‘of Commerce Ofces Trade Organisation Athens Monroe T. L. Murphy Atlanta Anderson D. C Sturphy Walton City Messrs BS. Walker J. J. Nunnally A. B. Mobley J. R. Nunnally Murphy Duke Carolinas Solara Georgia Royston Commerce Jefferson Hoschton Southern Loganville Snellville Chamber of Commerce

Sarah Bernhardt Picture Postponed After Fire at Vaudette

The Blue Bird feature showing Sarah Bernhardt in Jeanne Dore at the Vaudette theater in Tennessee was destroyed by a fire Friday night. Reprints are being produced and the Vaudette will screen the film at an early date. In place of that picture, the Vaudette will show Blue Bird features including The Grip of Jealousy featuring Louise Lovely. Arnold and Abney list fresh groceries and prices in the ad section.

Jeanne Dore Sarah Bernhardt

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FORD YW. C. A Bright Little Boy DR. Ravaud Benedict Judge Fite Blanche Sweet LASKY Qauerne George’ Botton Mountains Nice King-Hodgson *Co Emall Pig Pound King Hodgson Co ELKS Libby’s Nabob the Spéctile Wil Mieet Campbell's Kingif Jodgson , Co Atlanta ‘Electric ELITE Association Col Gosta's Delica Tessen Shop Philadelphia Arnold & ‘Abney the. Peck Florida Arnold &Abney Wee
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