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French occupy town of Goddelau
gV The Weather
' South Carolina: Rain in the
^Mfcffcoijtij' and rain of sleet- in the
.north tonight and probably Wed-
f htfeday morning; not quite so cold
' tonight.
;■ Georgia: Rain tonight, colder in
extreme south. Wednesday, cloudy
;<6 ptlnupd cold.
" Florida:' Bain and' colder to
night,'- Wednesday dart cloudy.
Considerable cloudiness will
overspread the states east of the
, Mississippi river during the next
30 hours and snow is probable in
the middle Atlantic states and
rain in Tennessee and the South
MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks j in Hesse anu evidently have begun
best of all after a Golden Glint ' new advance, Essen dispatch to
Shampoo. j London Times says.
Resistance of
{" Isinet Pasha seems to have re-
■ lentod unyielding attitude at Lau-
/s < canne and parley may he resum-
Ciermans Isreater . 6 ''- par * s Advices says.
_ ”— ■ , ... • Egyptian ministry offers to
WASHINGTON Through ts jouit in crisis over Sudan sovorigi.
“embassy here the German govern- f ty bnt KIn (locIlnes to accept re _
ment today denied formally that ; 8lgnatIotra .” €ar fo meB sage asserts.
Its policy of resistance to the ^ -
French occupation of the Ruhr had German officials spurn offer of
been modified and declared that |,„ 0 wn nr , r h K (about 12.10) to
on the contrary ''unanimus r<- ,parents of German girl accidental-
slstancc or, the pnrt nt Germany , | v k j|i,, ( | hy ic r encli eoriioral at
is steadily growing." ~ ...
Atlantic states, according to the • 0B < T,T , hiI
weather 1 bureau. The temperature '"creaseyourimSi.
will rise slowly tonight and Wed-
nesday in the middle Atlantic
fltatoe,,'.vhife the weather will be
come colder in Florida and'Ala- — , t „
bama 1 tonight and in the Ohio $M.2i|f l JSf b 'J , aea ism
valley‘and Tennessee Wednesday.' ~~ '
Storm*v^irnings remain displayed
on the Atlantic coast from Cape
fiat terns to Atlantic City, N. J.
market prires/'k™ bow toaet tnr. i
Lost and found
LOST—A brlndlo Boston Bull Ter.
rier, wearing collar, marked
“Tip. Dr. Campbell Morgan, Win
ona Lake, Ind.” Findor please
phnn e 1165. f-7-p
Wanted—To Buy
WANTED—At once double flat
’ ’to}) d.sk, drawers both sides?
Answer P. O. Bx 480. f-8-C
WANTED — SECOND - HAND
enamel bath tub. Box 418. 2-8-c
WAITED TO EXCHANGE
standard make graphopbone
with twenty new records for piano.
Will pay cash difference. H. D.
Stephens 160 Park Avenue, Ath
ens, iGa. f-7-c
[Wanted—Situation -
WAkriJD—A position from six to
twelve at .nights _.or Tuesdays
On ! Eaiurdays, by a student. Call
Mr. Hawkins, phone 918-J[. f-0-p
WANTED — WORK BY ’ UNI
VERSITY student between 2:00
to 6 o’clock in the afternoon. Ad-’
dress Co-Op. Box No. 96. City. j
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ATHENS
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Typewriting
Save 60% of expenses by at
tending this school. The grad
uates of the Athens Business
College always get the best po
sition. livery Graduate em
ployed. Write for information
today.
Box 143, Athens, Ga.
j Dussehlorf.
, Liberal government headed by
'Premier Taschcrnu ro-seated by
(["substantial margin In general elec
I tions in province of Quehpe.
Chief Whitehorse of fhcrnkeo
tribe of Oklahoma kills himself in
[New York city department store
•for affection of girl who was "just
kidding."
| Two New York city policemen
are under arrest on charges of
attacking and robbing a 16 year
old Olasvow. sailor on his first
visit to tho Metropolis.
Twenty-seven persons reported
missing after apartment house fire
in Wichita. Kansas, three bodies
recovered so far.
Reeled 'minlvrahon hill as ap
proved by parse committee woui0
exclude \T-> rancse and would cut
annual inflow of aliens under exist
ing law from 3CS.S37 to 186,437.
Preaidenf Harding calls adminis
tration leaders and drafts state
ment on Brltish-American funding
plan calling for congressional ap
proval.
Brlckmakers announce at Cleve
land that plans for five billion dol
lara worth of building are under
way in the United States.
American Legion survey shows
that 250.000 men are still out of
work in this country, director
Powell declares at Louisville.
MANY MATTERS
L Bill
WANTED—Help
WANTF.D—Man w'th family to
take charge of two horse farm
■ n ar Great Falls. 8. C.. good four
room house nnd barn. Farm work
already started. Write or seo J.
A. Crockett Room 808 Holman
Bldg. f-7-t>
Wanted—Rooms
WANTED—Furnished rooms for
lleht hour''keening Address H.
C. H. care Banner-Herald. ^-9-P
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For Rent—Rooms
For rent!—On- steam - heated'
room with board to couple or
business men, In good boarding
homo. Phofie 684-W. Corner Cqbb
and F r gnklln Streets. t-10-o
FOR RENT—TWO UNFURNISH
ED rooms'and kitchenette. Very
desirable. On Car line, close in.
Phone 1664 or address Box 356.,
Athens, Ga. f-7-cl
YellowCabCo.
PHONE ^66
Office
GEORGIAN nOTEL
Tho weather prevented the work
being started on the grading to,
tho Lumpkin street school Mon
day morning. This work will be
gin at once and the building will
progress until it Is in readiness for
the oponing of tho school term next
fall..
This new building is to bo local
ed almost in rear of the Crucedale
greenhouse and Is near the center
of population on the south side of
tho city, that Is as near as a sulta
blc lot could be secured.
The building on the Chase street
lot is progressing nicely so Captain
Barnett, city engineer, reports.
"The wofk is fully a month ahead
of the contemplated schedule,'’
ho says. One wing Is up to, the
; roof line while tho entire struc
ture will ho finlshod in plenty of
time for the new school term,
j TVVIth these two bow buildings
[ready for occupancy next f.'.II tho
'Athens Bchools will be hotter pre
pared to care for tho pupils than
at any tlmo in. many years. Both
of the new bulldlpgs are one story
structures,.. modolod after school
buildings in Gotumbhs with a lew-
added features.
FOR RENT—Unfurnished apart-
ment to couple without children.
Four rooms nnd private bath,
First floor, Mlllcdge avenue. $40,
Hot water and electricity Included
Ct
Call 724.
f-7-c
For Rent—Farms
CHICKENS. HOGS, COWS
FOR RENT—THIRTY ACRES OF
farm land northwest of Athens,
two good roads to Athens,
by me or by Oconeo Heights, fac
ing east. A branch on it, thirty
acres of pretty pine trees. Ring
3204. L. L. Lester. f8hp
For Sale
FOR SALE—About 70 cord* dry
pine wood, the best can be got
ten $3.50 per cord. R. A. Thrasher
WatWnsvIlle, Ga, F. 9, B. Farm-
ington.
f-7-P
FOR SALE—ON COLLEGE AVE.
A desirable building lot, three
blocks from city hall Good terms.
Apply 716 N. Jackson Bt. f-7-C
FOR SALE—Mott desirable
home on Milledge Ave. Price
right.
Nice lot near Pulaski St. —
7600.00—Terms.
Owner will lease Milledge Are
home for 3 or 5 years. -
D. G. ANDERSON & CO.
Real Estate
FOR SALE—Good six room house,
large lot, double garage, servant
.house, laundry home, plenty fruit
trees, large garden and other out
building. Corner lot. Phone $36.
f-7-P
FOR SALEWA
a slightly aged
Durden.
BARGAIN IN
piano. P. H.
1-7-c
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Central of Georgia Station
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GAINESVILLE MIDLAND
RAILWAY
. Schedules
Leave Athens Arrive
7“45 A. hi.’ *5:20 P.M
10:46 A.M.” <710:10 A. M.
• Daily. ”M>aily Etcupt Sunday.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
No. 6 leaves Athens 8:00 a. m.,
arrive* Lula 9:40 a. m.
No, 8 leaves Athena 4:15 p. m.,
arrives Lula 5:60. p. m. '
No. 7 leaves Lula 6:86 p. m.,
arrives Athena 8:30 p. m.
No. 9 leaves Lula 10:05 a. m.,
arrives Athens 11:10 a. m.
a,
Committees appearing before
the county hoard oT commissioners
featured a long session of that
luidy Tuesday in the first meeting
of Februray. Col. C. M. Snelllng
and pr. Jos. S. Stewart of the
University summer school appear
ed and asked for the usual appro
priation of $300.00 for the school.
The request was granted and the
money will he appropriated.
II. H. Gordon, Jr., and Coi.
Snelllng also appeared In behalf
cf t the Y. M. C. A. and requested
that the appropriation of $300.00 t J
that organisation tie lnc eased over
last year. Mr. Oordon read a
number of letters from principals
of schools over the county com-
mending the "Y" cn the work" that
Mr. Weems Is d ing' In the rural
Bchools. Action on .the request
was unfavorable and the amount
remains at $300.0P.
REGUEST
GRADING.
committee composed of
Chancellor Barrow. E. L. Griggs
and Harry Hodgson, also ap
peared and requested the county
to do the grading on Lucas Hill
for the new John Milledge dor
mitory. Previous plans calling for
an expenditure of approximately
$15,000 had been revised so that
the total grading requested now
would cost <nly about $3,000.00.
Mr. Hodgson stated that it was
hoped to begin the building nbout
April 1st nnd that this would be
done if the grading would be done
The members of the board said
they were In sympathy with the
work hut that pressing necd3 of
the forces on the grading of tl,
Madison avenue hill and other pav
ing projects of the county would
prevent any work being done be
fore April, If it was attempted at
ail. Mr. White suggested that in
stead of attempting to do :he work
that an appropriation of $3.0000
be made so that tho, job Could be
let out by contract but Chancellor
Barrow requesie-’ that no hurried
action be taken, not nt least un
til bids could be Invited and the
whole matter gone into again.
This grading is necessary to
the plan of the development of tho
University as adopted during the
chancellorship of Dr. Hill, it was
stated and those'in charge of tho
building of the dormitories are
extremely anxious that this plan
bo not changed.
No action was taken finally, by
the board, ths whole matter being
deferred.
TOACT ON *
COUNTY AGENT.
Messrs Janies W. Morton and A.
Rhodes appeared In the interest
of a county ngent to SuocecU'
Jones Purcell and J. W. Firor was
recommended to 1 the place. Dr.
J. Phil. Campbell and J. G. Oliver,
other members of the committee,
were unable to be press nt and
action on this was deferred un'.ll
tho next meeting .
Other routine matters were lakhn
up. Talmadge Bros. Co., \v<s'
awarded the contract for Supplies.'
BY GENE COHN
SAN FRANCISCO — Working
girls of America have a “lady
friend’- in Congress now—an e-
tiiombor of their sisterhood of
toil.
And politics has something en
tirely hew in tho election of Mrs.
Mae Ella Nolan tr the seat of her
husband, the late Congressman
John I. Nolan. 1
Voters of the Fifth California
district have declared the wife of
public official, who has kept in
touch with his affairs, should sue
coed him to -office. That was the
direct issue in thq campaign.
“They have not elected me, so
much as they have declared in
favor of the \Verk my husband
was carrying on when death took
him.” is Mrs. Nolan's attitude.
"I was a wqrking girl when I
married John. I know what work
is. That’s why my hqart is with
tho working people—the girls, the
child laborers, all the masses.
“I favor light wines and beer.
You see. I’m a liberal. Every one
knows John was.”
President Harding" may have
originated the “front porch” cam
paign, but Mr3. Nolan introduced
the “front parlor” campaign.
She made no speeches, appear
ed at no meetings and met inter
ested people only in her home.
The campaign was conducted en-
ly friends of her-late hus-
i*jror eajwcJisin rpr.r '.
“Unde Albert” b
Grateful For Aid
The Banner-Herald is in receipt
of a letter from “Uncle Albert,”
the old highly esteemed cojoit-d
janitor of the campus for so many
years, who for the past, several
months haa been ill and unabio to
work but who has not keen for
gotten by his friends. \ ’
Hundreds of Georgia g^adhates
over tho state know /‘Uncle Al
bert" as they know the familiar
landmarks on the' campus and it
is to his friends that he has ad
dressed the letter, which is as fol
lows:
“To my /rien0s of tho . Uni
versity and Athens:
I wish to first thank the Lord
for enabling me to be here w|th
you ail; then to thank my friends
for the great consolation they
gave me by visiting me and help
ing me otherwise. You all have
kept the desire in mo not to give
up.
I hope that there will be mam
days that I will be strong enougl
to go to town-and the University
so that I migh see all my good
friends. Especially the Professors
who always asked and looked af
ter my welfare. Everybody has
been very kind to mb and I want
to thank them all. Y01I will soon
see me again in , the street to
greet you in my .usual way.”
Yours,
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IIM 5 QUIET IS
8
UNCLE*ALBERT
ROME — (By tho Aasodatcd
Press) — The re-opening of the
Italian parliament’s sessions Tucs
day finds tranquility prevailing
throughout Italy, although tho ar
rest ot Individuals accused or sub
versive tendencies ia continuing In
various parts of the country. These
arrests were ordered In view of in
formation obtained by the govern
Delegates Sight
Seeing in Atlanta
ATLANTA — The sixteenth an
nual convention of the National
Association of Dyers and Clean-
en which opened here Monday
will contlnuo in session through
Friday. At the opening banquet
Monday night the visitors were
welcomed by Governor Hardwick.
The program for Tuesday Included
a trip to Stone (Mountain, near At
lanta. where it ts proposed the nhw
giant statuea of Civil war heroes,
all delegates being Included In the
trip.
A business session scheduled
fur 1:30 o'clock was to be featur
ed' with addresses by Thomas H-
Quigley Federal agent for voca
tional training; Dr. Jennett Hill,
research associate of the United
States bureau ot Standards and
Albert S. Adams, ot Atlanta, past
president of Rotary international.
Officer* also were expected ’Tif
read their reports Tuesday.' ; I i
mentNthat a plot had been or
gantzed 'by Italian communists In
league with communistic elements
In Russia. Intended to spread ter
ror throughout Itily in the hope
of fl)U3 bejng able' to bring about
an antl-faseistt revolutionary move
ment.
For the first time.at the re-open
Ing of parliament Fascist! militia
wak on duty, maintaining perfect
order and in readiness for any sur
prises with which, the subservivo
elements jnl*ht be prepared.
wUXbH IS DtAU
NEW YORK—Antonio Pcrranaio
a pugilist known as Andy Thomas,
who collapsed Monday night dur
ing n Ixut with Johnny Clinton in
Brooklyn, died Tuesday In a hos
pital, from concussion of the brain.
Thomas' foil to the floor as ho APPREHENSION FELT
came oat of his corner for tho final g AN FRANCISCO -—•'The five
round nf the 12 (round bout. No masted barkentlne Katherine Mack
blow had been struck la the rhind. all with a Cfew of 60 men is sixty
Tito medical examiner and the ono days overdue from Sydney,
d'strlct attorney were investigating Australia and apprehension la felt
Tutsans’. Menrwhlle no action In local shipping circles.—San
was taken against Clinton. Francisco is the vessel’s homo port
WOULD 8TAMP
OUT COMMUNISTS
y
The government ts taking firm
measures to stamp out the com
munist ' agitation following the
publication of the proclamation by
the third Internationale, in Mos-
ln citing the workers of the
|o world-to unite in fighting
the Fadsti Vnra than 100 arrests
already have been made in vari
ous parts of Italy. • ^
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