Savings Bank in Athens Pays One Percent Interest
SHORT NOTES OF INTEREST THE LARGEST SAVINGS . BANK IN ATHENS The Athens Savings Bank pays 1 percent interest on savings deposits compounded January 1st and July 1st. Deposits received from $1.00 up. Get the saving habit. Rubber Stamps Gardner & Price stationers and printers 225 Lumpkin. For Sale Tucks Improved Rust proof Oats Claud Tuck. 6.00 Meal Tickets for 5.00 good for regular meals Holland Cafe. Pink chrysanthemums for sale. Phone 1021-1. Young Man Be a Barber I teach you quickly cheaply thoroughly and furnish tools. I give you actual work and you keep half the receipts. Write me for catalogue A.B. Moler Pres Moler College Atlanta Ga. Can accommodate a limited number of regular boarders Best table in city Holland Cafe 186 Clayton St. Wanted Table boarders rates reasonable close in See 343 Dougherty 3t tf.
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Athens
Athens Savings Bank
A.B. Moler
Holland Cafe
Clayton St
Pigskin Youngsters Meet This Morning
The Baxter Street team will play Meigs Street eleven at nine o'clock this morning. Meigs line includes Captain Buster Kilpatrick full back and Francis Short quarterback with guards Walter Forbes Howard Wall and tackles Ralph Smith Leonard Warnell. Extras listed as Louise Earnest Coke Talmadge and Charles Beatty.
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Baxter Street
Meigs” Street
Meigs Street
Howard Wall
Ralph Smith
Leonard Warnell
Louise Earnest
Coke Talmadge
Charles Beatty
Insurance and Real Estate Classifieds Highlight Local Ads
Local notices include fire insurance discussions with J C Jester, Clarke County Bank savings at 4 percent, houses for rent on Cobb Street and 436 Hill Street, 11 2 goldfish and bowl, Davison Nicholson Co, two rooms and board, chrysanthemums at 2 to 3 dollars a dozen, Crucedale Greenhouses, sale of a large gentle horse and surrey, furnished room with bath seeking a roommate, 650 Meigs Street, white Genese fancy seed wheat, and pigs for sale aged 8 and 9 weeks.
Fine Feathers to Appear at Colonial in Athens
Mr. F C Cooper business manager of Fine Feathers visits Athens to arrange a one day appearance at the Colonial theater next Thursday October 29. He praises the reception of Within the Law and promises a more intense yet artistic modern drama from Fine Feathers.
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F. C. Cooper
Fine Feathers
City
Flynn
Cooper
Athens
Killing Off the Race
The Christian Herald notes that from ancient times to the nineteenth century there have been fewer than two hundred forty warless years and estimates seven billion deaths in battle since recorded history, about five times the current world population.
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Globe
Christian Herald
Bankers urged to store exposed cotton to prevent losses
The Georgia Bankers Association and Savannah financier Millis B Lane urge farmers to store cotton in warehouses to avoid weather damage and secure warehouse receipts. President L G Council backs campaigns to persuade growers to warehouse and turn receipts to creditors, noting current exposure harms both producers and lenders.
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Georgia Bankers Association
L. G. Council
Millis B. Lane
Savannah
Lanes
Council
Uncle Sam and the City Clash
Yesterday at noon, Special Traffic Officer Looney of the city police charged Revenue Deputy Marshal Miller with violating city rules by passing street cars in motion with automobiles. The officers dispute whether the street car or a ahead vehicle was moving, while Miller alleges disorderly conduct and threatens a federal warrant for interfering with an officer. The Revenue party, with a "moon shine" prisoner, was bound for Judge Cornett's office for preliminary trial.
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Looney
Revenue
Marshal Miller
Miller
Revenue Party
Cornett
Miss Mary Arthur in a Runaway Accident
Miss Mary Arthur had a narrow escape after a buggy wheel came off and a tree fell on the horse’s hind legs near High Shoals road yesterday afternoon. The horse veered into an embankment but Arthur was not hurt. a neighbor assisted and they later met an automobile en route to the city.
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High Shoals Road
Miss Mary Arthur
Miss la Cobb Hutchins
Hutchins
Miss Hu
Arthur
Negotiations Continue Over Brindilla Seizure
London reports active talks between the US embassy and British foreign offices on the seizure of the American tank steamer Brindilla. Washington officials say issues from seizures of three American oil ships are nearing satisfactory resolution with John D. Rockefeller released after detention and tanker Platuria still under prize court action.
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Associated Press
London
Cyt
United States
Washington
State
Department
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Brindilla
Georgian Elected President Heads National Lawyers Group
Peter W. Meldrim of Savannah was elected president of the American Bar Association at its annual meeting in Washington. Former resident Taft presided, and Moorfield Storey leads a fight to rescind the race membership policy. The gathering included remarks by Ambassador Naon and discussed Negro membership rules. Gen Meldrim has strong ties to Athens and the University of Georgia.
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Washington
Bar Association
United + States Court
Taft
Peter W. Meldrim
Savannah
Ayia Fee
Associated Press
Peterw
Mel- Taft
Meldrim
General Council
William Bynum
Greensboro
N. C
Negrbes
Naon
Argentina
Gen. Meldrim
Athens
University
Law Alumni Association
Lawyers of America
Huggins China House New Goods Arrive Daily
New inventory includes gold band dinner ware in three patterns crystal glass and table ware. Also fireproof and aluminum cooking ware plus onyx enamel that won’t chip. Household items range from mops to alarm clocks and coal gear. Toys arriving include wagons velocipedes and tricycles with warnings about scarce dolls due to the European war.
Using Kitchen Boilers for Stills in Walton Moonshine Case
G. T. Moon, a white man, bound over in $200 bond to the November term of federal court on illicit distilling charges. His Loganville area operation in Gwinnett near Rockdale allegedly used ordinary kitchen boilers instead of copper stills. Bulls, Golden Styles, and George Speed, all of Walton, also bound over for typical moonshining activities.
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G. T. Moon
United States
W. G. Cornett
Loganville
Gwinnett County
Rockdale
George ‘Speed
Walton
Pet Terrier Attacks Baby. Rabies Test Planned
A small fox terrier belonging to Mr. S. J. Moss of South Lumpkin Street bit a baby yesterday afternoon. The dog was killed on the spot and its head sent to Atlanta for rabies testing to determine if the animal was infected. Mr. Moss will learn the test results today.
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S.J. ‘Moss
Lumpkin
Atlanta
Singing at Tabernacle Two Hours Tonight
Leaders of songs for all day singing tomorrow arrive this afternoon and evening. At the Baptist Tabernacle tonight there will be a season of song two hours of melody with these leaders in place. All are invited.
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the Baptist! Tabernacle
Merchant of Lawrenceville Stricken by Paralysis
Lawrenceville Ga October 22 Mr J D Rutledge prominent merchant of Lawrenceville was stricken with paralysis Wednesday evening about 730 oclock The stroke is not considered fatal and he is resting very well this morning Clarke County Bank accommodates small borrowers
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Lawrenceville
J. D. Rutledge
Wright Sells Market and Opens Clayton Street Cafe
Councilman Bob Wright becomes proprietor of a cafe on Clayton Street beside Roberts Book Shop after selling the Jackson Street market. The banner is formed to support the new enterprise, with Wright well connected in business and politics and optimistic about success. Two notable Americans join Ford ownership includes President Wilson in Washington for emergencies and John D Rockefeller inspecting Forest Hill estate near Cleveland.
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Bob Wright
Clayton Street
Roberts
Joeqson Street
Ford
Woodrow’ Wilson
Washington
John D. Rockefeller
Big Manufacturer Seeks Cotton Bale for Relief
Mr. A C Turker of the Athens Gas Light and Fuel Company received a letter from Roberts and Mander Stove Company asking him to buy a bale of cotton and ship it to their warehouse with a receipt and a draw on them for the bale cost. They express appreciation for the business and want to participate in cotton relief efforts.
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A.C. Turker
Athens Gas Light and Fuel Company
Roberts& Mander Stove Company
Gouth
Children of Confederacy Meet Saturday at The Villa
The Crawford Chapter of the Children of the Confederacy meets Saturday at Milledge Avenue with Miss Mildred Rutherford historian general. All current members should attend and those wishing to join are urged to be present.
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Milledge Avenue
Mildred Rutherford
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Children of the Confederacy
Crawford
Cooke Held In High Honor
The text praises cooks for their refined skill and standing, noting Greek cooks were valued and summoned by the wealthy for grand feasts, reflecting the profession as respectable and freeing for a man.
Loss of Water With Age in Animal Tissues
The article notes a gradual loss of water in aging rate and other animals. It states young animals have more body water than adults and that the levels of nitrogen and phosphorus also decline with age.
Lodge Directory and City Notices from Athens Area
A fragmented page lists lodge meetings in Athens at Max Joseph building and Jester Hall with schedules for Mt. Vernon, Williams, Glenn, St Elmo, Knights of Pythias, Woodmen of the World, and other orders. Mentions Classic City Council. includes a humorous closing quip from Puck about divorce photos.
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Mt. Vernon Lodge
Masonic Hall
Max Joseph
Clayton Street
LN. Betts
MG J. G. Quinn
Glenn’ Lodge
Oda
N. Ge H
L, Garebold, R
St. Elmo. Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle
Jester
HJ. Davis
Geo
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Erwin and Company
Georgia National Bank
J. Wilkins
W. P. Brooks
Chas. H. Phinizy
J.C. Chandler
Eston Epps
Gardner & Price, Stationers and Printers
Tuck
Claud Tuck
Dougherty
THE
New York
John Andros, Mer
Georgia Ave
Normal School
Satulah Ave
Nacoochee Ave
Boulevard
Peabody Street
Milledge
Bry Eaay
D. G. Anderson & Co. Real Estate
Insurance & Real Estate
Lipscomb
J. C. Jester
Clarke County Bank
Cobb St
W. A. Jester
Davison- Nicholson Co
W. B. Burnett
Hill Street
Crucedale
Surrey
J. M. Fowler
Meigs St
M. H. Merry
Costa's
Mary Arthur
Fia
Alamo
Man With
Great Britain
Peter Meldrim
Huggins China House
Broad Street
Europe
H. T. Huggins & Son
John ‘Roberts
Daniel Frohman
Lipscomb & Company
Theathens Audit Co
Remington Typewriters
the McGregor Company
Walton Moonshiners
Tabernacle
Clarke
County Bank
Emall
Wright
Children OF Confederacy
Lodge Directory
Aehase
C. Tordan
Hy.p
M.T. Summerlin
Lodge Quarters
Broad and
Lumpkin Streets
Man C. Haynes
Brgho
H. Palmer
Hall
ED Wer
John Roberts
Leo
Puck
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