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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1916

Page

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Banner Auto Electric Show Opens in Athens Hall

The Banner's Auto Electric Show opens at noon in the Moss Auditorium area with a full car display. Local dealers including Buick, Overland, Chevrolet, Ford, Dodge, Hudson, Maxwell, and Studebaker present models. An electric home display by Athens Railway and Electric Co. adds to the event with music by Haughey’s tonight. A 200-car parade is planned for Wednesday, open to all motorized vehicles, with prizes drawn at the auditorium.

Moss ‘Auitorium Tig James Music Company Buick ‘Sales Company Athens J. M. Hood Miler Cotton Co Oakland Ford Morristow Dodge Hudson Joe Downs Clarke County Motor"Gar Co Maxwell EB. H. Scott Stude ‘Baker Studebaker Scott Scripps Booth Henry Smith Athens Railway and Electrica @o Haughey’s Haughey Athsens Railway and Electric Co SM. T J. &. Morris College Avenue Jackson Street Thomas Washington Street Auditorium College Hancock Pulaski Prince Cobb Hill Lumpkin Clayton Broad

Talk Patrol Delayed Until Carranza Proves Expedition

Atlantic City Oct 16. General Tucker and staff member Evans met with the Mexican American joint commission. It was intimated that discussions on border control would wait for Carranza to show the success of his punitive expedition against Villa. Arrendondo offered assurances on the expedition today.

Associated Press Atlantic City al J Art Majo Tucker S Evans Ibset Eees

Troop Movement Reported Against Villa From Chihuahua

Arrivals from Mexico say large troops move from Chihuahua City against Villa whose partisans control Namiquips. A former Bandit Salazar follower claims daily executions of Villa sympathizers since Sept 16. General Trenvino in Chihuahua says Villa is at Temasochie with 800 men.

Associated Press el Paso Texas Mexico Chihuahua City Villa Salazar Chihuahua Trenvino Temasochie

Georgia Road Rest Room at Southeastern Fair

The Georgia Railroad will provide a rest room for patrons inside the fairgrounds during the Southeastern Fair in Atlanta. Attendants promise comfort with bathrooms lounges easy chairs and attentive service for travelers and visitors. Also advertised are fresh olives pickles coffee cranberries and vegetables from King Hodgs on Co. and Parke's Newport Coffee.

Georgia Road The Georgia Railroad Atlanta Fairgrounds King-Hodgson. CO Parke Newport King|hodgson CO

Clarke County Sun Day School Convention elects officers

The Clarke County Sun Day School Convention closed its 1916 meeting at Princeton with a large attendance. New officers include President James W. Morton and Secretary-Treasurer Dr. J. L. Pendley. Ath ens division leader C. W. Crook, Athens. second division Malcom Lockhart, Athens. third division W. R. Coile, Winterville. elementary head Miss Bertha Hancock. organized Bible classes head Miss Lena Bird. Teen Ages Classes supervisor to be chosen.

Clarke County Princeton James W. Morton J. L. Pendley C. W. Crook Athens Malcom Lockhart W. R. Coile Winterville

American Cavalry Patrols Near Colonia Dublan

Reports from the border state that U S cavalry patrols extend south east and west of Colonia Dublan Pershing’s headquarters for the first time since the Carrizal clash An outpost twenty miles south is established to counter Villa band incursions while Pershing orders force alignment to deter surprise attacks near Namiquipa and surrounding areas

Associated Press di wPsso Texas Colonia Dublan Pershing Carrizal Ange Namiquipa Washington Vienna Berlin Transylvania Alt River Bucharest Buzon Lutsk Galicia Carpathians Volhaynia Petrograd Lemberg Stanislav Somme Genermont Abtaincourt

Special Notice City Taxes

The last installment of city taxes is due from October 15 to November 1. Taxpayers failing to pay by November 1 will incur a $1.50 fee on file against all delinquents, per City Marshal G. E. O’Farrell.

G. E. O’farrell

Removal Notice Records Move to New Address

The owner apologizes for yesterday’s service disruption and announces relocation from College avenue to 446 East Clayton street. Phone transfer delayed until afternoon. business will continue offering fresh vegetables and country produce with Arnold & Abney also listed for goods like almonds pecans raisins dates buckwheat flour and more.

College Avenue East Clayton Street B. Jossey

Athens Train Wreck Near Dover Injures Dozens

Two Athens passengers ride on the ill fated Seaboard train number five and survive a wreck near Dover Alabama. The crash damages cars and track while fireman and engineer act bravely. Automobiles rush to aid and injured are cared for at homes and in a temporary hospital car.

Athens Seaboard Dover Clinton 8. C Ruth Tibbetts Maine Arthur & Hyman Hyman Yates Atlanta Southern Railway Flanigen Rothrock

Hughes campaign claim sparks talk of a permanently hyphenated America

Long Branch October 16 President Wilson told a delegation of independents the Democratic party is the only instrument for humane progressive legislation. Amos Pinchot and Rabbi Stephen Wise led the group while urging support from New York and attacking opponent aims. Hughes’s campaigned labeled open German-American influence as a factor in a divided nation.

Associated Press Long Branch Wilson Democratic Party the Battery Buffalo New York State Amos Pinchot Stephen S. Wise New York America John Skelton Williams United States Mexico Pinchot Charles BR. Hughes Hughes

Chamber of Commerce to Hold Regular Monthly Meeting

The Athens Chamber of Commerce schedules its regular monthly meeting at city hall tonight starting at 8 o'clock. President Flanigen returns from a trip east and midwest with insights on big business, and members are urged to attend to address vital local business interests.

Chamber OF Commerce Athens Chamber of Commerce Flanigen Middle West East Liies of Commerce

Wilson Unshakked More Slaves Than Lincoln

New York October 16 Frank P Walsh of the Nations Commission declares that President Wilson unshackled more slaves than Lincoln in a speech answering Roosevelt about the Adamson eight hour law. He attacks Roosevelt and contends Roosevelt’s efforts to align the workers of the country.

Wilson Lincoln F. Walsh Associated Press New York Frank P. Walsh

Medical examiners begin national certification process

Washington reports the national board of medical examiners started exams for medical graduates to standardize practice. Certificates may not grant state licenses but could be accepted by state boards as qualifications. Reporting on European fighting notes Romanian advances and Allied actions across multiple fronts with various gains and setbacks.

Associated Press Washington National Board of Medical Examiners

West End Baptist evangelistic meeting grows in interest

The West End Baptist church reports rising interest in its evangelistic series led by Dr. Buchholz with Rev. J A Bell as pastor. Five accessions by letter and two on profession of faith followed last night, as attendees traveled two miles to join. Afternoon services have ended. evening sessions start with song at 7 15 and sermon at 8.

West End Baptist Church Buchholz J.A. Bell

Tropical Disturbance Near Yucatan Winds Up to 74 MPH

Washington reports the tropical disturbance centered off the northwest Yucatan Peninsula moving northwest to north. The battleship Nebraska in Yucatan waters logged a gale of 74 mph this afternoon. All Gulf vessels were warned.

Associated Press Washington Yucatan Peninsula Weather Bureau Nebraska Yuca’ Tan Gulf

At Jossey's Grocery Store Ad Prices

Wat. Fries three for one dollar. Fine Fat Fries forty to forty five cents. Hens fifty to sixty cents. Fresh Country Butter thirty cents per pound. Turnip Salad fifteen cents per peck. Green Peas fifteen cents per peck. Fresh Cabbage five cents per pound.

Levy's Toggery Shop Advertises Low Priced Shirts and Goods

Just arrived itty dozen shirts regular 1.50 values now 1.00 60 cent neckwear now 36c all collars bought from us relaunched at 1c each Philadelphia Cream Cheese 10c Pimiento Cheese 2 for 25c today only Arnold Abney meats Peppered Beef described as the new meat for sandwiches. Walsh criticizes eight hour law as derision grows across the United States Roosevelt should have a super-body to decide trades and circumstances for the eight hour day.

Levy Philadelphia Arnold & Abney United States Walsh Roosevelt

Paramount Releases Bring Quick New Films to Athens

Paramount announces a fast release of first run pictures at the Strand theater in Athens Georgia. The debut will be Witchcraft starring Fanny Ward shown exactly seven days after New York audiences see the film.

Paramount New York City Strand Athens Fanny Ward Gotham Screen

Veteran prize fight announcer Billy Jordan dies at 84

Billy Jordan, famed prize fight announcer and Civil War veteran, died at a veterans' home in Youngville California. The San Francisco resident was eighty four, and had been both a sailor and a soldier. The notice notes his former wealth and his public fame. King-Hodgson Co. advertises groceries and flour in the same column.

Associated Press Youngville Calif Billy” Jordan San Francisco

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