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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1916

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Banner Auto Electric Show Promises Big crowds Next Week

Plans enlarge for Banner Automobile-Electric Show to run Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday in Moss Auditorium. 1917 cars and accessories on display with electric goods, opening night orchestra by Haughey’s complete band, parade Wednesday with up to 200 cars and five prizes for top entries. Local firms listed as exhibitors. inquiries pour in from Georgia as organizers expect large crowds.

Moss Auditorium James Music Co Haughey Welock Washington Street Georgia Ford—Griffeth Implement Co Hudson—Morris Yow Buick J. M. Hood Maxwell—Clarke M. C. Co Formatruck Bernsten Brothers Chevrolet B. H. Sasnett Overland Athens Overland Co Cole8 J. H. Griffeth Dodge—Morris Oldamobile Sasnett & Smith Studebaker Studebaker Agency Banerr Urif Hathh Implement Co Sporting Goods Co

Wilson Denounces Secionalism in Indiana Address

President Wilson responded to GOP charges that Democrats are sectional, calling revival of sectionalism unworthy. He spoke to good roads advocates and farmers in Indianapolis, praising unity after the war and urging a league of nations with clear American liberty terms. He did not single out Hughes.

Associated Press Indianapolis Ind Wilson Democratic Party Hughes United States League ‘of Nations America Lon Ore Ot

Will Youngblood Injured In Second Story Roof Fall

Mr. Will Youngblood, a well known local figure, fell from a second story roof while working for Leathers & Co. He suffered multiple arm fractures, back injuries, and other injuries but was reported resting fairly well last night. He serves as superintendent of the West End Baptist Sunday school and has been leading the singing at the protracted meeting led by Dr. Buchholz.

Will Youngblood Leathers & Co Youngblood West End Baptist Sunday School Buchholz

TROOPS TO TEXAS MOBILIZATION ORDERS FOR GEORGIA UNITS

In Macon Georgia on October 12 three infantry regiments a cavalry squadron and a field hospital corps about three thousand five hundred troops left in Georgia mobilization were ordered to El Paso tonight. Railroads expect equipment to begin movement early next week. Alabama troops also ordered to El Paso will depart Wednesday and Friday with a regiment of cavalry and the field hospital remaining behind. Other items include fruit and produce listings from Wilkerson’s store.

Associated Press Macon Georgia el Paso Alabama Montgomery Als

Submarine War Weighs on American Trade Policy

Washington reports that prolonged submarine activity could trigger policy shifts beyond international law as Atlantic shipping dislocation, higher marine insurance, and possible freight congestion threaten U S commerce. The Bloomersdyk sinking under review amid German trade questions and speculation.

Associated Press Washington Atlantic Seaboard Bloomersdyk Germany

Divorce Canon Echoes Across Canada Clergy Rule

In St Louis the Ontario Bishop George Thornloe praised a Canadian church canon banning remarriage for divorced clergy when a former partner is living. The canon aligns with a proposed measure from a Raleigh commission on matrimony, which allows remarriage if divorce arises before marriage and deemed an annulment.

Associated Press St. Louis Algoma Ontario George Thornloe Episcopal Church of Canada General Co Joseph B. Cheshire Raleigh North Carolina

Adriatic Sails From New York With 300 Passengers

The White Star liner Adriatic departed New York for Liverpool with over 300 passengers and 18,000 tons of munitions. She sailed south of the port within three miles, not following her usual eastern route, near freight ships Pannonia and Minneapolis. Four American passengers occupy first cabin aboard.

Associated Press New York Adriatic Liverpool Pannonia Minnehaha Hellig Clay

Specials Today at Costas Delicatessen Shop

Specials today at Costa's Delicatessen offer extra fine lettuce celery egg plant cauliflower bell peppers sickle pears California oranges kinnard apples tokay grapes concord grapes camembert cheese cranberries all at 10c limited supply.

Canadians claim 30881 prisoners on Carso plateau

British and French fronts report continued gains as Italians advance toward Triest and Canadians tally 30881 Austrians captured on the Carso plateau since August 6. Counterattacks are repulsed and modest advances noted near Monastir and in the Somme sector.

Carlo Plateau Associated London Triest Gorizia Julian Alps Carso Berlin Tran-sylvania Bucharest Macedonia Teutons Brod Monastir Serbia Sofia Cerna Thierpal Sailly Sailllisel Somme Ablaincourt

Florida to challenge Georgia in Sanford Field clash

Florida prepares to clash with Georgia at Sanford Field with a veteran lineup and added strength on the line. Auburn full back Sparkman anchors a faster back field while injuries plague Georgia, leaving lineup doubts and cautious expectations for the big game.

Auburn Sewanee Georgia Florida Tech Tek Georgis Sanford Field Sparkman South Bright McConnell Reynolds Donnelly McConnell Coleman Winzate Beasley Davis Tate Dezsendorf

Destroyer Halts British Steamer City of Madras at Quarantine

The U S destroyer Sterrett overhauled the British steamer City of Madras off Ambrose lightship and towed her back to Clifton, Staten Island after the ship ignored a stop signal. The Madras, en route to Singapore, had anchored off quarantine fearing submarine danger and was chased after failing to stop. Navy officials say they have no knowledge of the Sterrett’s action.

U. S Associated Press New York City of Madras Ambrose United States Sterrett Clifton Taten Island Madras Singapore Navy Yard

Heavy criminal calendar announced in superior court

City council notes show a postponed October meeting with Mayor Arnold and Aldermen present. Reports discuss sewer relief near the compress and routes for Woodlawn sewers funded by notes to property owners, plus contracts to be standardized. Street work expands with paving on Grano lithic and Milledge Avenue, waterworks expansion progress, and a costly September underspend indicated.

Arnold Tibbetts Palmer Wright Tuck Davison Dudley Lumpkin Hoke Messrs Beusse Michael Barrow Barnett Wood Phosphate Company J. H. Huggins Oak Street Woodlawn Iade Enelling Georgis Development Company Gerdine Police Grady Avenue Inglewood Avenue Morton Ave Ie Springdale Milledge Avenue Sandy Creek Theirworks Department

Jail Case Docket To Open Monday In Athens

The court will hear many capital offense cases starting Monday under Judge Brand. Defendants now in jail face trials with witnesses summoned. several murder and burglary indictments are listed along with related counsel. The grand jury may meet again and discuss Sunday law issues with local committees.

Brand Peyton Elder W. M. Smith Sam Peterson J. Austin Bell Ed Stevens Henry H. West Henry Parrott W. A. Kennedy Henry c. Tuck Nat Hubbard T. J. Shackelford Wu Johnson Henry Harper H. H. West Héddie Harper Geo. C. Thomas Richard Jackson T. N. ‘Rucker Josh Johnson Alben W. Reed Frank Holden

Arnold and Abney Market Ad Promotes Fresh Produce

The notice advertises a sale at Arnold and Abney with fresh turnip salad 1&1c, okra 10c per quart, tranberries 10c per quart, green tomatoes, bell peppers, ripe tomatoes, fresh raisin bread, Tokay grapes, Maiden blush apples, and sickle ears. It lists a phone number for contact.

Arnold& Abney

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