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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1922

Page

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The Siren Call at Palace Stars Dorothy Dalton

Dorothy Dalton leads in The Siren Call as Irvin Willat casts her for action packed Alaska tale. Film shows a boom era clash of strong will in wild terrain with hazards tested by canoe, horses, dogs, and mountain rivers. Also Harold Lloyd stars in Grandma's Boy at Symphony, praised for its mind over matter humor and humane heart.

Dorothy Dalton Yukon Sal Irvin Willat Alaska Symphony Lloyd Doris Anderson Harold Lloyd The Tors

Thorntons Luncheonette Dinner and Supper Menu 1922

Luncheon menu for October 11, 1922 offers 60c options including pure tomato soup Brunswick stew or roast beef with candied yams corn on the cob salad muffins hot biscuit and choice of pie coffee tea or milk. Supper features country fried steak with Saratoga chips bread corn sliced tomatoes hot rolls and choice of cake with coffee tea or milk.

Grandma's Boy shines with likable screen personalities

Review notes strong performances by the lead actor and Anna Townsend as the grandmother. Mildred Davis as the country girl and Noah Young add key comedic effects. Matinees Thursday and Friday at the Palace offer 10c tickets for children under 12. Entire family friendly, praised by Athens patrons who plan repeat viewings.

Anna Townsend Mildred Davis Noah Young Athens Crandma's

British Press Responds To Liquor Ruling At Sea

London papers give prominence to Attorney General Daugherty’s liquor ban on vessels in American waters. They cite shipmen interviews and shipping trade mood, with details of onboard liquor sales and possible port changes if rulings are upheld. A North Atlantic conference meeting in London may discuss the issue this week.

London Associated Press Daugherty Washington Liverpool

Bulldogs Progress In Tuesday Scrimmage At Sanford Field

The Juniors and Varsity battled in a long scrimmage as the Bulldogs drove eighty yards for a touchdown in twelve plays. Paige Bennett’s knee injury shows improvement and he could return to practice in two weeks, aiding to face Auburn. Teany Randall missed practice with a twisted ankle while Sheldon Fitts rejoined the drills after a year injury.

Sanford Field Bill White Bulldog Shakespeare P. Bennett Paige Bennett Paige Auburn Teany Randall Tennessee Sheldon Fitts Dame Fortune

Big Ten Football Teams Preparing For Conference Battles

Ten football coaches refine 1922 lineups this week as Big Ten teams gear up for Saturday contests. Iowa opens against Yale while Illinois, Northwestern, Minnesota, Indiana, and Ohio State sharpen for key opens. Ohio State eyes Michigan clash on October 21.

Chicago Illinois Bob Zuppke Butler Iowa Yale Knox North Carolina Chicago University Georgia Northwestern Minnesota Indiana Ohios Michigan

Athens Graduate Appointed Assistant Statistician

V C Childs formerly of Macon has been appointed assistant statistician of the Atlanta Bureau of Agricultural Economics U S department of agriculture in an official notice. He graduated from the State College of Agriculture in June 1922.

Atlanta V. C. Childs Macon Atlanta Bureau of Agricultural Economics United States Department of Agriculture Childs State College ‘of Agriculture

Six Diphtheria Cases on Record at City Hall

Six diphtheria cases are on record at the Board of Health office in city hall. The number is one less than Moses's record. Authorities say every effort is being made to keep the figure low and wipe out the disease in the city soon.

Board of Health

The Bat at Colonial Theatre Tonight a Thrilling Mystery

This evening at 8 30 oclock at the Colonial theatre local theatre goers may see The Bat the big stage hit by Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood presented by Wagenhals and Kemper. It has broken records in New York and Chicago and appears in other cities to packed houses. The play blends mystery with rare comedy and is staged with Broadway care featuring a strong company headed by Lizzie Evans and others.

Colonial Theatre Mary Roberts Rinehart Avery Hopwood Wagenhals Kemper New York Chicago Wagenhals and Kemper Hsa Lizzie Evans William L. Thorne Josephine Morse Gretchen Thomas Herbert Delmore Harry LaCourt Joseph M. Holicky George Wilson Joan Mackenzie John Graham Spacey Wagenhall and Kemper

Giants and Yankees Share World Series Money Distribution

New York Giants receive 111289 dollars from the World Series pool in 25 shares of 4451 each while the Yankees take 74132 dollars in 26 shares of 2853. The Giants may allot full or half shares per player per last year’s precedent. details on exact recipients not disclosed. The Yankees distribute a 25 full shares to players with a 26th share split among staff including Doc Woods Frank Roth Schenck Eddie Bennett Mann Llewallyn and others.

New York New York Giants Yankees Giants Yankes Hugh McQuillan John Scott Blume McPhee Maguire Shinners King Hill Rainer Doc Woods Frank Roth Schenck Eddie Bennett Mann Llewallyn mMiteher

Athens Gas Rate Hearing Set For October 25

Mayor George C. Thomas announces the Georgia Public Service Commission will hold a hearing on proposed gas rate increases for Athens Gas, Light and Fuel Company. The notice lists current and proposed rates for various usage tiers and invites interested parties to confer with the city attorney. The hearing proceeds October 25 in Atlanta with the mayor urging formal objections or input as appropriate.

Sy C Thomas Athens Gy Licht and Fuel Company Vasilio Suring Commission Carl Cross Thomas S$ Pie Commission Spp Ion Athens Gas S. and Fuel Company Atlanta Athens George.c. Thomas

Fresh Produce And Oysters Arrive In Town

Indian River grapefruit and oranges along with honeydew melons bananas and fresh Norfolk oysters arrive. Heckers Buck Wheat Flower also listed as new stock in town markets.

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