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THE ATHENS DAftY BANNER. ATHENS, CBORCTA
WEDNESDAY, JL’l
; WOMENS WAR ON FANATICS;
SHERIFFESS HEADS FIGHT
Going On Your Vacation?-—Here
Are Hints For Amateur Tourists
and puree where you can get atltesy and if you are
them on a Jninute’e notice. Considerate to those
Naturally it is unwise to carry you you will win the
valuables or jewelry. But be surefment from them
to equip yourself with a supply of t
made on hie life. On Oct. II A!-;
exander was. reported as saving i
he^neyer would mount the Jugo
slav throne. j
Premier Patchich of Jugoslavia;
journeyed to Paris. He held many
conferences with the young king
And early In November Alexan
der and Patchich left for Bel
grade* where Alexander formally
I took oath as king. Shortly after
ward his coming marriage to
! Princess Marie was announced.
“Alexander didn’t want to mount
the throne,” say court gossips.
“But Patchich dangled before his
eyes the throne of Russia and
one ol’ Europe’s most beautiful
princesses. And to this tempta
tion Alexander yielded.”
Dandruff Remedy
small change which you can get.
";at without disturbing the rest.,
I: Your way will be much pleasanter
if you pave it with a few tips. j
! The code governing chance ac
quaintanceships is the same in
1 traveling as in any Esther pursuit. ;
' Frequently a long trip is render- i
I cd much less tedious by conversa
tions with fellow travelers. |
| But a young girl should not I
jpick up acquaintances with young
men and tell them about her per-;
jsonal affaire. Often it is just as,
BY MARIAN HALE
. Several million women now are
struggling with the* annual vaca
tion problem.
Time tables and travel agencies,
however, don’t tell quite every
thing.
So from the Travelers’ Aid So
ciety, railroad officials find ex
pressmen I’ve picked up some
“do's and don’ts’’ which I shall
pass along to aid the inexperien
ced traveler.
Look up your route carefully
beforehand, get your ticket M ad.
vance and have your baggage
i often proves advantageous in lo
cating a lost trunk.
Carry in your hand bag a card
of identification.
freedom of our American people.
The - A. F. Leaguers are all
pledged to do their darndost to
force re|1eal of all the repressive
laws already put over and to de
feat all the little indigo-hued joy-1
lkillers anyone may endeavor to]
foist on us hereafter. Go to it, j
old dears! ,
Just why is a reformer any
way? We really have never been
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I worm has turned.
( Of course it is tho fe
worm.
I The male of the species, . „
i bound round’ with blue laws and able to find out, but what he is, in
. repressions like a cocoon, has’ *“
j never budged. The ladies, though,
I all have their dander up. They
! are just naturally sick and tired
1 of being, told they can’t do this
i and they musn’t do that.
• It was bad enough when the
jxocktail was pronqunced forbidden
? * Any reader who suffers the humili.v
I jiion and embarrassment of dandruff
p lean now get speedy relief—thanks to
|t the discovery of Mahdeen.
5 * This wonderful new remedy is abso-
t jlutely dependable. As a matter of
b /act, it is the only dandruff remedy
I that is absolutely guaranteed to bring
[ Results.
\; Buy a bottle of Mahdccn. If it
[ jdoesh't free your scalp of dandruff,
J (take tho empty bottle back to your
i ,dealer and ho will cheerfully refund
* jyour money.
| j Decide today that you nre at least
i Jffoing to try this wonderful dandruff
i {remedy. If-it faib/it does not cost 1
Jyou a penny. Ask any good barber or ,
{hairdresser about n 15-application
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'children. * Write direct- to the Mahdeen '
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jeannot get Mahdeen nt your favorite ■
'druggist, department store or barber
'shop.
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PRINCE AVENUE
PHARMACY
the last analysis (anil, of course,
that’s psychoanalysis) is perfectly
clear—ami also perfectly awful.
NEURASTHENIC
NUISANCES - '
According to the very best
psychoanalysis authorities, a re
former is a neurasthenic nuisance.
He usually has the weakness of
indulging to excess in something
which to a regular human beihg
would be classed as a simple and T T
normal plcasure-if you see what T1,c lA, "* by Lfldy '* un ‘
I niean. , official title of Dorothy Torriss.
Consequently* it makes,him per- Hhe earned it because she has
fectly miserable to see other folks probably written more lullabies
enjoying in moderation what; as .. „
practiced by him, would amount to K I •
a vice. * I She has written slumber songs
In order to remove nil tempta- for Hawaiian, Indian, Chinese,
tion from his own path, and at tho l Spanish, Russian and Icelandic in-
same time keep other people from - „,„ „ . „ „ ... . .
,. , * , i* i , rants and now she has just done
being happy when he cant, he!
agitates for laws forbidding said) '^* 10 Indiana Lullabv” for her
simple pleasure as a pernicious cwn country babies,
vice. And there you are. Rather! nut Miss Torriss does not write
neat, what? I for the babies. Sho writers for
Now that we have the low- Nhe mothers,
down on the reformer, and it is “Thc\ baby doesn’t understand
certainly low, the A. F. league is i tho words anyhow,” jrhe explains,
*111 l i longer - «. |t j 8 mother who should en-
will sit back and let the censors ( j oy the Hcn timent. That’s why my
tell them they can t design their lullabies are love* songs—that’s
own hair cuts look on wine or whnt (ho mo(her rcaUy , OVC8 to
meat when it s red, or play ball Kin ,„
ii* nnlf nn Qiinrlnu'
| fruit, but since a poor flapper-
j grandmother can no longer even
I take a wee puff or two of a cig-
aret in public, except behind a
] smoke screen, it’s time she were
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When His Boy, Wafren, Came Home
MAKES A CLEAN HOME
Thousands of American horse
shoes thnt are nearly worn out
nre sent to China where they are
made Into spades.
ROYAL HONEYMOONERS WANT
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The harlequin snake has tteeth
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Makes tidy-looking feet—that
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brightens up you,r dull-looking shoes,
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Black, Tan, White, Ox-blood and Brown.
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To make shoe neatness AoBnin-
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It’s best to say wSS
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■ i Manchester, Ohio.—In deacrlb-
i B < Ins the troubles with which she was
| formerly afflicted, and telling hgw
ishe obtained relief, Mrs. Ida B.
•ItothweU of this place said:
J j -For tome time I had a terrible
a ! hurting In my side. It wee a most
S ! miserable feeling. I could hardly
' turn myself In bed.
J I "I was weak, nervous and run-
J ; down.
* • -I did not have an appetite, and
■ was In a bad condition. X was
!{. . , and suffering, at, , . .
t time I, bad hard bearing-down
§ pain • . .
Jj “I began Cardul. A half bottle
S helped me.”
I Mrs. Rothwell said the then de.
P - elded to .take Cardul regularly, end
“ did so until she recovered her
1 strength, ^
« “I certainly suffered before X
, took this treatment,” she adds,
I “and was very discouraged."
I * Writing farther of her experience.
! : this Ohio lady says:
J j “I can’t praise It (Cardul) too
j .highly, for It hna helped me when
■ , other things failed. I think there Is
S i no medicine Ilka Cardul, for It sure
■ i has been helpful, and I recommend
* 'It to all my friends."
■ > Thousands cf,* other women have
9 1 learned of the value of Cardul In the
I 'treatment of their troubles.
* ' Taka Cardul! For sals by drug-
“ ' We. Adv.- _
GAINESVILLE-MIDLAND RAIL.
WAY 8CHEDULE
No. 2 dally frr Gainesville leaves
T.45 a id.
No. 12 dally ex. Sun. forGalnec-
vtlle leaves 10:45 a m.
No. 1 leaves from Gainesville ar
rives 9:20 p. m.
No. I', dally ex. Sun. from
Gainesville' arrives 10:10 a m.
made -to assassinate Alexander,
then 'a * prince. In Belgrade.
Wounded, he went to- Tarls to re
cover. His father, King Peter,
died. w
Since Prince Ggorgo, Alexan
der’s elder brother, hail formally
abandoned bis claim to the throne
Alexander proclaimed himself
king. But lie* stayed In Paris and
could not be Induced to return to
Belgrade,
He was afraid of anarchists and
ether malcontents, It was said,
since many attempts had been
RAILROAD
D-p’t for Union
Point. Augusts
and Atlanta
8.20 am
2:26 pm
GEORGIA
Ar. from Union
Point! Augusta
and Atlanta
7:25 pm
12:10. pm
Warren Harding spent Independence Da> • with home folks r.t
Marion. Ohio. HIs father. Dr. G. T. Harding, killed a plump Plymouth
Rock pullet for him. The Dr. Is proud of his son, who is becoming very
kr.awn do'’;u nt Washington.
cceds, It will mean that Queen
Marie of Rumania, most famous
royal matchmaker of Europe, has
played the biggest card In hef
career.
It will mijan that her daughter
will rule ns royal consort over tho
greatest empire under tho sun.
KING MAKES
DENIAJ.
Reports of this gossip evidently
reached King Alexander’s ears for
ho denied it through Implication
In n public statement somo time
before his mnrriage. I
“My task ns king of Jugoslavia" |
he said, “will be to organize my
country Internally and cure It of |
Ihe ravages of war. I nnd my i
people desire nothing more than ,
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But, despito this denial, somo
undisputed facts lend background
to the gossip of Intrigue. They
ONE: King Alexander Is the
most logical successor to the Rus
sian throne, being today tho most
'powerful reigning Slavic monarch.
He spent much of hta youth
pained r..-... — ~
r Jfeal Tickets -
„ At Reduced Rates..
Thornton’s Cafeteria
> nnil
much of~hls 'education in
Russia.
TWO:" Alexander has been har
boring near Belgrade thousands of
Jluaiilnn monarchist troops, rem
nants of Baron Peter Wrangel’s
defeated antlbolshevist army.
THREE: Thu only barrier be
tween Alexander and Russia Is
Rumania, with which Alexander
hns concluded a compact through
his marriage with Princess Marie.
And Rumania fears bolshevlst
Russia.
KING’S QUEER
CONDUCT
Coupled with all thin la King
Alexander’s strango conduct at
Paris last summer.
In June, 1921, an attempt was
Droo in and try a class
of Da.nicl Spring Min
eral and Lithia Water.
It is Free at our Foun
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July 22 to 30, 1922.
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ecutive' Board, and United
States Ambassador to France.
1 2—Mr. James E. West,
Chief Scout Executive, Boy
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3—Vice Chairman: Mr. Wal
ter W. Head, Member of the
National Executive Board, and
President of the Omaha, Ne
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4—Mr. Lome W. Barclay,
Director Department of Educa
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6—Mr. Clarence H. Howard,
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Each member has a definite
part in the eight days' program.
A comprehensive exhibit of
Scouting methods in this coun
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