Roll call of Georgia Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge
The Georgia Knights of Pythias announce the roll call for the Grand Lodge with W. H. Leopold of Savannah to pronounce the names at 9 o'clock in the Colonial theater. The list includes names of officers and reps from Atlanta Macon Savannah Augusta and others with committee assignments and chairmen listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias of
Georgia
Troy Beatty
Athens
Grand Lodge
K. of P
Thesday
W. O. Bos
C. A. von der Lieth
Washington Street
Fee Street
Colonial Opera House
College Avenue
Jackson Street
Aaron Cohen
St. Elmo Lodge
Beatty
W. G. Sutlive
Savannah
W. E. Christie
Atlanta
D. S. Sanford
Milledgeville
New Mexico
Supreme Grand Lodge
Grand Lodges
Georgia Grand Lodge
K.P. Grand Lodge
Grand Ledge
Georgia Knights of Pythias
W. H. Leopold
Colonial Theater
Thomas J. Carling
Macon
James W. Austin
Wm. H. Branham
Talbotton
David J. Bailey
Griffin
Miller Bell
C. Henry Cohen
Augusta
Geo. T. Cann
Hamilton Douglas
Thomas M. Goodrum
Newnan
Robert Hunt
Frank A. Hooper
Waycross
Thomas’ H. Nickerson
J., H. Polhill
Louisville
John P. Ross
Frank M. Sommerkamp
Columbus
H. M. Stanley
Representatives
B.D. Brantley
Blackshear
Geo.c. Schaufele
Jos. D. Smith
Barnesville
R. C. Norman
Washington
Sam J. Bell
Jefferson
Jacob Gazan
Wm. H. Huff
Union Point
Allies Could Accomplish Nothing, Says Von Moltke
General Von Moltke in a Hungarian interview dismissed Allied prospects, saying France would not rapidly mobilize, Britain gains little from compulsory service, Russia offers limited offensives, and Italy remains stalemated on the Austrian front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Moltke
Berlin
Count
Today
England
Russia
Italy
Oefertis
Specials at the Delicatessen Shop for Today
A list of deli items and prices appears, including strawberries extra fancy California cherries Florida honey peaches grapefruit and Washington state winesaps along with lettuce cauliflower egg plant celery beets squash beans new Irish potatoes red ripe tomatoes sliced tongue boiled ham and other meats. Names of local officials and railway figures are printed and a Banner special edition is advertised for circulation during lodge visitors with history and convention information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Florida
Washington State
Special Telephone Directory for Knights of Pythias
Knights of Pythias grand lodge convention informs citizens and visitors that a special telephone directory is available at the Hotel Georgian number 1400. The Southern Bell Company district manager J W Jarrell arranged the directory to aid inquiries on visitors boarding and city information. Copies can be obtained at the Banner office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Georgian
Southern Bell’ Telephone Company
J. W. Jarrell
Grand Lodge
U. R. E. P. Brigade
Merck
Troy Beatty
G. C
Flotow
Brooks
The
Lancers
Vets Pledge Life and Fortune to US if Needed
United Confederate Veterans and Sons of Veterans adopt resolutions pledging their lives and fortunes to defend the United States if necessary. Reunions were requested by Washington Memphis and Tulsa for the next gathering with Hancock camp and the Grand Army of the Republic of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
United Confederate Veterans and Sons of Veterans
United States
Washington
Memphis
Tulsa
Okla
Hancock Camp
Grand Army of the Republic of Washington
Wife Left Penniless as Missing Husband Vanishes in Athens
A Bohemian widow from Serbia, living with her two year old in a College Avenue home, is left destitute after her husband from Chicago disappeared Saturday. Unable to speak English and ill, she refused food as neighbors and police investigate, hoping to locate the husband and arrange care for mother and child in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruna
Brittain
Athens
Chicago
Serbia
Armour Company
College Avenue
Poe
Damon and Pythias at the Vaudette a grand feature
Universal photo play Damon and Pythias opens at the Vaudette theater. The Knights of Pythias audience favorite and all citizens will enjoy the historic friendship tale with magnificent staging and gorgeous costumes. Athens audiences, both young and old, are invited to see this remarkable motion picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
Athens
Universal
Damon
Pythias
Knights of Pythias
Citzen
Pythian Order
General Orders No 5 Camp Beatty Athens 1916 Pythian events
General Order No 5 issued by Brig. Gen. Pomeroy designates Camp Beatty Athens Georgia for the Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias. It lists bugle calls, parade schedules, prize drills and prizes of 125 dollars for company first, 75 for second, 50 for fourth, plus platoon and squad prizes and a band award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar E. Pomeroy
L.humphreys
Knights of Pythians
Georgia
Knights of Pythias
Camp Beatty
Athens
University Cadets
Baseball Park
iAssembly
Loomis
Grand Lodge
Sanford Field
Asst
Adjutant General
Aist
Also Mentioned on This Page
Knights
Pythian Sisters
Masonic Lodge
Max Joseph
Lucas Heights
Berade
Grand Chancellor
Beatty's
Clayton Street
Mounted Police
R. P. Bassett
E. E. Pomeroy
Morris
Grand Lodge K. of P
Hancock Avenue
Lumpkin Street
Thomas Street
Broad Street
Michael Brothers’ Wholesale Department
Wm. H. Loomis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cox
Imperial Prince Knights Khorassani
Geo. F. Eubanks
R. QO. Arnold
D. C. Barrow
University of Georgia
Broad Streets
Uniform Bank
Broad
Francis Price
Bowden
Opera House
Waynesboro
Atlanta, & Company
Lindale
South Georgia
T. H. Nickerson
Nickerson
Georgia‘Mercer
Valledtte
Damon and Pythias
Jno
M. Cozart and
C. L. Butler
Saleon
London
Trent
Tyrol
Vienna
Isonzo
Petrograd
Rowanduz
Mosul
Tigris
Bagdad
Diabekr
Belgium
France
Tap
Germaine
Dvinsk
Vilna
Lake ‘Dolja
Stripa
Galicia
Palmer's
Gainesville
Brenau College
Arnold & Abney
Man
C. R. Dobbs
J. H. Morton
Joe Myers
R. W. Spier
EB. W. Carroll
R. C. Campbell
S. R. Martin
S. A. L. Railway
J. A. Harbin
T. J. Scott
S. B. Wilkins
W. L. Cason
H. T. Abney
S. R. McDuffie
Southern Railway
C. D. Heidler
Gasper Palmissano
H. M. Rylée
S. R. Grubb
H. M. Bacon
D. L. Benton
Banner
Order’ General
U. S
Newew
Vaudette
Ldo
U.ricp
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