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PACE S7X 4>-OIJLIC;f I K. *1' w 9i« It TBB BATWm.HBBALD. ATHENS. GEORCIA InsfantRelief jn>r- OllMMrfAHXk 1 ivijuuwnf tvwn | Ooup&blfr Bronchial TrouMer, J 1*22!?? IsSa-i VAN-NIAL Satisfies | Baptist Pastor To Greet I .Fourth Estate And Agri cultural Agents Here On March 9. „ !t-v. J. t\ Wilkinson, pastor i»f the First Baptist church, will deliver the wclctme address at the Joint meet hiK cf editors and agricultural agents from the* eighth and nlucth districts here March 9, It was announced t« day. , Krncst (’amp, editor of the Wnlti Tribune at Monroe lias completed the program which Includes address newspaper men and women of this seitlon and Dr. J. Phil C’ampbejl. di rector of extension at the State Col lege of Agriculture on "How The Press Cun Best Cp-operate With The Farmer."* • Pastor First Methodist Monroe. Address of WHoome—Dr. J. ('. WIN klnson. Pastor First Baptist Church, of Athens. Response /or Klghth District—B. A Caldwell. Kdltor Walton News. Response for Ninth tetri'*—J. F. Shannon. President Ninth District Prc*f Association. Reading of Minutes of La*t Meeting Payment of Dues to Sck retary- Treasurer. New* Business. "Modem Journaltew us u Woiiuui Sees It*’—Mrs. K. W. Carroll. of Ath ens. ' "How the Press Can Best Oo-Opcr- 1 ate With the Ffcnner*’—Dr. J. Phil Campbell. State Collepe of Agricul ture. % i Introduction of Courrty Agents and Home Demonstration Alenin. Round Table Discussion of News- pai>er Subscription Problems. Adjournment. Church, of Wednesday News. F t disagreeable weather always have HITS handy. Siop9Co)d3in24hours —la ctippe in 3 days. Standard remedy for two generations. No bad after r flee to. Safe and dependable. Demand sat box bearing Mr. Hill's portrait and | tigniturc. At AU Dru^hts—30 Cent• SOCIETY In Athens.—Walton Mr. und Mrs. D. R. Cook an nounce the birth of a daughter February 20th who will be called Helen Louise. , kerosene can where he kept his stock of oil. On Uop of the can he kept a pitcher containing whis key. If an officer or stranger en tered he quickly emptied the pitch er into the kerosene can. Officers entered his place last week in .. , „ _ , ... time to see him do this, but did Mis. J. M. Hood and iMIss Katie j not find any whiskey in the place. .< unn.i - -* • ■ Mamie McRce, who made a rapid Ruth Hood are guests of relatives in Winder. Athens Visitors Flfty-tw.. ounty dc editors and thirty-mi .* mniiRtration agents and mlcs agents arc t-xix-cted to attend the meeting which will l»c held under auspices of the Bighth District- Press Association. The meet ing will take place In the Chamber of Commerce building where ho many successful editorial conventions liavo been held. The program follows: Call to order by the president. , IfTvocatlon—Rev. W. S. Robinson. “Dodson's Liver Tone” Straightens You Up Better Than Salivating, Dangerous Calomel and Doesn’t Upset You—Don’t Lose a Day's Work-Read Guarantee I discovered a vegetable com pound that does the work of dan gerous, sickening calomel and I want every reader of this paper to buy a bottle for a few cents and if it doesn’t straighten you up bet ter and quicker than salivating calomel just go back to the store and get your money back. I guarantee that one spoonful of Dodson’s Liver Tone will put your sluggish liver to work and clean your thirty feet of bowels of the sour bile and constipation poison which is clogging your system :ad making you feel miserable. I guarantee that one spoonful of this harmless liquid liver medi cine will relieve the headache, bil iousness, coated tongue, ague, ma iaria, sour stomach or any other distress caused by a torpid liver as quickly as a dose of vile, nau seating calomel, besides it will not make you sick or keep you from a day's work. Calomel is poison—it’s mercury —it attacks the bones often cauS ing rheumatism. Calomel is dan gerous. It sickens—while my Dodson’s Liver Tone is srje, pleas ant and harmless. Eat anything afterwards, because it can not sal ivate. Give it to the children be cause it doesn’t upset the stomach or shock the liver. Take a spoon ful tonight and wake up feeling fact that an active liver may go a work.—(Advertsiement) Hi Db KING’S Afew/Jj BREAK IT \~at the start . II you have dragged yourself through today—heavy, tired and feverish—with head clogged, burn ing throat and (eeling that yon would he laid up tomorrow—take Dr. King's New Discovery at once. Congestion is allayed—sore throat is soothed—the cough subsides— yourheadclearsand you (eelbeuer. ntd family cough ay rup that baa been used tor over hall a century. Bring home a Box of a»l Shoe Iblish! "Why , BN Shoe Polish?” "Everybocfy knows the quality and you get more It's 15$ and worth merer r.RWbyf GENUINELY GOOD VAN Nil GENEROUSLY GOOD IN QUALITY v IN QUANTITY (VAN-NIL la a synthetic vanilla of rara Savouring content, non-alcoholic.) STUDENT VOLUNTEERS HOLD INTERESTING | MEETING Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, February 19, the Student Volun teers of U. of Oa.. met at the wo man's building to discuss oluns for bringing tho objectives ind re sults of the recent Student Volun teer Conference, at Gainesville, to the various religious bodies of young people In Athens. In this meeting of Student Votnn teers it was decided to pend from 1 to 3 speakers to each of tho lo cal religious organisations, tof which . they are members, to pro sent the problem of Missions, .and attempt to transmit the gist of the messages of the Gainesville Con ference. The Georgia Student Volunteers will be assisted In this program by several of the foreign students who are now attending the Univer sity. The speakers who have been selected to appear before thtlr re spective dcndmlnatlons are as fol lows: 1st Baptist Church: ' Wilkinsonian B. Y. P. U.—Mr. D. E. Brown. Hustlers B. Y. P. U.—Mr. V/. J. Hart, assisted by Mr. Chi. Sen. Chu. Prince Ave. Baptist Church: Lcavel B. Y. P. U.—Miss Gimo- vleve Tucker. Batts B. Y. P. U—Mr. J. W. Davis, assisted by 'Mr. Chen. Chou Hsu. East Athens Baptist Church: Mr. T. E. Merritt. 1st Methodist Church: Epworth League—Mr. D. F. Bruce, assisted by, Mr. John MIs- koff. Episcopal hureh-: Mr. F. M. Gorfaln and Mr. T. E. Merritt. Christian Church: ' g Mr. "Mark” Anthony. ’ 1st Presbyterian Church: r Mr. John Wright. Oconee Methodist Church:. Mr. M. D. Sanders. Barbervllle Presbyterian Church Mr. John Wright. EXECUTIVE BOARD P. T. A. BAXTER 8TREET MEET8 FRIDAY AT 4 O’CLOCK The Executive Board of the Bax ter street iP. T. A. meets Friday afternoon with Mrs. Robert Wil son af 4 o’clock at her home on Hendefson avenue. MRS. JT\PHIL CAMPBELL. President. gp PARSONAGE CIRCLE II. OCONEE 8TREET CHURCH * MEET8 WITH MR8. HAL WRIGHT Parsonage Circle II, of the Mis sionary society of Oconee (treat church will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Hat Wright af 3 o’clock at-her homo on Oconee atrecL All member! are urged to be preeent JUDGE j. D. BRADWELL TO ADDRESS Y. W. C. A. Judge J. D. Bradwelt will ad dress the Y. W. C. A. Friday even- Inr at 8 o'clock on Titles, Deeds and abstracts, which will be the third of the series of lectures. —HP— The friends of Mrs. E. H. Dor sey will regret to learn of her III ness at her home on MlUedge avenue. DEALER ARRESTED Major Callaway, Negro, Said To Have * Sold Liquor tc Young Boy? In Athens, Caught. Major Calloway, a negro gro- ccryman, whom police claim is a notorious blind tiger, was not quick enough tor raiding officers Inst night and was nabbed shortly after he sold h half pint of whis key-to a youth. Calloway who liven on 'she corner or Hancock avenue and Pope street, was turned over to the county authorities. According to the police Callaway has been selling whiskey to small boys here. He had just sold a half pint to a youth, seen by a policeman, when the arrest was made. Callaway, it is said, had a large Best Cough . ( Mixture Is / Home Made AcL* With Speed—Loosens the Phlegm—Stops the Irritation and Coughing Ceases f ine for Chest Colds Too and la Cheaply Made at Home When you can make, in two min utes a world beating remedy that acta directly on the membrane and often overnight causes' stubborn coughs and even hard chest colds to disappear, why trifle with i things that will probably disap- 'point? Hawking and snuffling and ul- so soreness of the mucous mem brane go and you will feel fine in almost no time. Just get one ounce of Parmint (double strength) add to it a lit tle sugar and enough hot water | to make a half pint and you’ve got an inexpensive remedy bo.ter than you can buy ready mixed. Its soothing, healing action on the membrane is the reason so many people uso it for catarrh and acute nasal colds. Goitre Removec * Easly Springfield Lady Tells How Mrs. Frank Board, 1010 Karr St., Springfield, Ohio, says she will tell or- write anyone how she removed a goitre five years ago with Sorbol Quadruple, a colorlesr liniment You can see the treatment and get addresses if mary other? who have been snrceesfnl at Citixcns Pharmacy, or write Box 368, Ma chanicsburg, Ohio. Plenty of Money to Lend On Real Estate Commission: 1% ON AMOUNTS OVER.Sl.OOOJM. 10 To on amount! np to $1400.00. , Mr. Richard Hqnt. left Wednes day for his home In Clyde, N. Y„ Mrs. Hunt and little daughter Marcia . Smith, will prolong their visit with Mr. and Mra. O. H. Hulmc. Mrs. Hunt, who has been quite 111 Is now stye to be oat. which her friends will be pleased to learn. —H— Miss Louise'Rostand, of Lucy Cobb, spent Wednesday In Allan, ta. The many friends Of Dr. W. A. Carlton will regret to hear of hie continued Illness at hit home, on Mllledge avenue. Mrs. Chandler, of Athens, Ala., is visiting her daughter. Miss (Ten shad at Lucy Cobb. Miss Mildred Meli left Wednes day for Cleveland, Ohio, to spend several days. , . Mrs. Michael Hoke. 10si Evelyn Jackson director of the Junior Music department of Georgia and Mrs. Charles Dorman, of Atlanta arrive Sunday afternoon to be the guests of Mrs. Lemar Rucker for the meeting of the Woman's Cluh Monday afternoon, when Mrs. Dor. man and Miss Jackson .will con tribute to the musical program ot the occasion. - Mr. Harman Sheats. Miss Allcno Phillips and Miss Clair Robison spent last Thursday In Athens.— Walton News. DUSffi There Can Be No Doubt About The Results in Athens Results tell the tale. All doubt is removed. The testimony of an Athena cit- ixen. t Can be easily investigated. Wut Betjsr proff can be had? yf.Y. Thompson, carpenter, 412 Dougherty St., Athens, says: Several years ago my kidneys became free in action. Nights. I had to get up several times to past the secretions which were scald ing and at times I had no control J* Mae action of my kidney*. My back was lame and stiff and if I V cr »™P«l poiilion I could hardly straighten. I had a ter- rible ache through my back and Wi • n< i worn out friends highly recommended Doan’s Kidney Pills so I got a box at Smith A Bro.’s Drug Store they, relieved me at once of all the misery and I have not boon troubled since.” Price 68c, at all dealers. Don’t simply ask fpr a kidney remedy —get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the •* m J Mr - Thompson had. Foster-M Ibum Co», Mini., Buf- f,l °. N. Y. , . tfyeuy.lofth.,9Sln_«T«r^ 10° SBRNsatvasra MFL1 GamstrU Everywhere—all the time IN- J HALE Soothing, HanaWu.Gerat' .destroying Healing riyomei; Sard Rubber inhaler eatRy'car-' lied in vest pocket or lady’s bag.' iLadtlUrthar. Erin bod V-isABb flight when policemen raided home on Flint s-'reet this week, is bound for New York it was learn ed today. Five gallons of.whis key was found in the negro’s house Four gallons was located under the wainscoting in the hall and the fifth under the kitchen floor. Two planks of weatherboanling were loose in the rear of the house where several empty quart and pint bottles were round. A negro-man, John Holder, said '4o have hurriedly emptied a half pint of whiskey when officers enter ed the house was arrested and released on bond. A white man was found in one of the rooms drunk,'it is said. The negroes were having a big time when the officers arrived. One negro man was entertining the group by carrying on an imi tation of a telephone conversation. "Watch me talk to ‘Hard Charlie’ ” he said. The negro .hen began the imitation conversation and was delighting his audience when "Hard Charlie” in the person of Detective Charlie Seagraves walked jn. Child-birth Valuable Illustrated Book Seat Frees Bab*.” Teds also what I to do before and after] «as a by three generations of mothers,.and sold in *111 drag storm everywhere. ••Mother's Friend** |g applied , externally, is ■ale, free from narcotics, permits easier .natural readjustment of musette snd nerves during expectancy and child-birth. Start MA 1 for book today, to BmMtU Regulator Co- [BA-25, Atlanta. Ga. "Mother's Frtoai" M toM at ail dins i lores. Among these visiting in Athens Thursday were: C. W. Friend, Atlanta; W. S. Miller, Philadel phia; L. C. Dickdsn, Cahrlotte, N. C.; P. M. Brown, A.Santa; J. R( Moser, Jr., Atlanta. H. M. Harrison, Atlanta; C. E. Porter, Atlanta; W. T. Kirby, Cleveland, Tenn.; W. B. Freeman, Talbotton, Ga.; Joe Brenlhaw, At lanta; J. F. Day, Atlanta. H. E. Clark, Atlanta; B. B. Young, >Maxey*; L. R. Martin, At lanta; H. 7. Chance, Auguita; Ben T. Wil.on, Atlanta; B. H. Duval, Baltimore; F. J. Linnell, Atlanta. W. M. Howard, Augusta; Geo. F. Ross, New York City; B. F. Bcdcnbhugh, Atlanta; B. E. Weeks Augusta; ti. G. Benton, Atlanta; T. G. DePeel; W. A. Sims, Atlan ta; W. F. Robertson. Atlanta; M. C. Willis, Jr., Atlanta; W. K Dunklin, Macon. S. C. Proctor, ‘Macon; H. E. Willingham, Atlanta; W. T. Hun- nicutt, Atlanta; ,M. L. Benson, At lanta, H. V. Moden, Greenville, S. C.; R. I. Reed, Atlanta; C. L. Duncan, Atlanta, Robert . Home, Carneiville, Ga,; J. C. Beck, At lanta; J. C. Hubbard, New York; O. F. Belgcr, New York; J. H. Cook, A Unta; George R. Embry, Atlai.ta; \V. H. Cooper, Atlanta. Order of the Temple ’ Will Be Conferred The Order of the Temple will be conferred by Godfrey de Bouil lon Commandery, No. 14, Knights Templar, at a stated conclave at the .Masonic temple in Athens Friday night at '8 o’clock. Eminent S. T. G. Farmer, Jr., of Newnan will come to Alhens for the ceremony and will be the inspecting officer of the occasion. Godfrey de Bouillon Commandery invites all Sir Knights to he pres ent in full uniform.' Early Resumption Of Peace Is Seen CONSTANTINOPLE — (By the Associated Press) — In the ab sence of news from Angora., the Constantinople press, generally Is predicting the early approach of a resumption ot the Near Eastern peace negotiations. The Ackscham discusses the probable place of.tfae next peace- meeting and predicts it will be In Constantinople.' THURSDAY, FEBRUARY. » Filipino Women Can Now Vot ^nat, MANILLA — iBy th- Press) — The Ph;!ii[,i n , passed unanimously toda granting Filipino women th» n -.v to vote. The measure sot-, ,„ ?* House. It provides that th. i. is ineffective until (he KHI r in„ men themselves decide l y r“(“^ Mcept dum whether they deslr- to - their right of franchise. 5W5TV’" • Break chest colds Apply Sloan’s. It draws congest tion to the-surface. Starts blood circulating freely and thus .. breaks up the cold! Sloan's liniment •"kills pain! hm rheumatism, bruises, strains,chest colds MOTHER! MOVE CHiLD’SBOWELS “California Fig Syrup" is Child's Best* Laxative DO YOU TRADE IN COTTON We Npfdallse In 10 bale* and upward. Margin on day'trade* S2.C0 per hale; on o|>on account* $4.0u | H r i M |. We pay telerrama BOTH WAYS on nr^ro for 30 hale* up. r nanl "f 1 until Depot'll* to our Credit left with your turn*. m (train* in lot* of 1.000 hunhel* and up. IslNted and unlisted Stock* liouqht and *old In lot: Send for Our Free Booklet A B C OF COTTON TRADING F.J.DOMO&CO. LOWEST COMMISSIONS. QUICKEST SEHVICK Hurry mother! Even a cross, sick child loves the “fruity”taste of “California Fig Syrup” and- it never fails io open the bowels. A tcaapoonful today may prevent' a sick child tomorrow. If const!- Kited, bilious, feverish, fretful, iss cold, colie or it atomsch is sour, tongue coated, breath bad, remember a good cleansing of the litUe bowels is often all that is necessary. of all ages printed on botle. Moth er! You muaS say “California" or you may get an imitation fig syrup. ' by Corns? Use“Cets-r If will quickly store ny cam ffilpSn and hurtiac- One bottle wiatstai enourii “Otta-U” to wajovo a down oorw, Suoreoft. tad °r new. CoeU you utaMuftf it fails—but it doren't (Ml. tat rat Ma ■<£? Friday night, Pabruary 23rd, will be a memorable Anniversary of the birth of Rotary In Chicago In 1906. when four men cbmposed tho first club, • 1 . ■ On that night the air will bei cleayed so that a message from President Raymond M. Havens of Rotary InternaUonal, which will be broad coated from the powerful station of the Kansas City Star, can reach Rotary Clubs In session and Rotarians at their radio seta from the Atlantic to tbe Pacific and from Canada to tbe Oulf. The program will start at 9 P. M. Athens time with musical num bers with Mrs. Havens singing a number that will create an at- mospbere for tbe speech of her husband, the 'International Presi dent President Greiner of tbe -Kansas City Club, la a abort address, will Introduce iPreildent Havens whose address ,wlll be of compelling inter eat to every Rotarlan. The address will be twelve minutes long and will begin at 9:30 P. M. Athena time. This will be followed by music—Mr. and Mrs. Haven*— either In duets or solos, being t^e outstanding features. This anniversary program will utilise modern science in a practi cal and amaslng way and will pro bably establish a world record In the transmission ot the human voice to the uttermost ports ot tbe continent. D. A. V. Quite an interesting business meeting of the Joe Brown Connol ly Chapter No. 2 Disabled Ameri can Veterans of the World War was held Tuesday evening at tbe Law Building. A special report warn made of the recent entertain ment which was auch a it and thanks was unanimously ex tended to all who helped make it so, Nine new members were tak en in the local chapter. A report was made of the organization of tho Womans Auxiliary last Satur day in the Womans Building, when Mrs. R. Farr was. elected presi dent and Mrs. W. L. Boone sec. rotary,- and an announcement of the next meeting for the wives, mother* and sisters to be the sec ond Tuesday in March in the Win nie Davis Memorial Hal'i at the Normal School. A large attend ance is expected. ' Commander Connally will soon announce fhe new executinve com mittaea.. George Griffin Find and John E. Gibbs were chosen ai delegates to the ocming State con vsntlon in Atlanta and R. L. Rear**, Automate. The migna- tion'of R. D. Alexander as vice commander was accepted due to hi graduation from the university this summsr. Now Open And Ready For Business W. L & GEO. M. ABNEY STAPLE GROCERIES, FEJSD, HAY; GRAIN, COTTON SEED MEAL AND HULLS DAIRY FEEDS POULTRY FEEDS HORSE AND MULE FEEDS LARGE FRESH STOCK OFflIGH GRADE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL Wholesalers And Retailers r (Sol. J. Boley’s Old Stand* v PHONE 1006 . 409 BROAD ST. Washington’s Birthday T ODAY this bank, with all good Americans, honors the name of George Washington, and expresses the hope that the time will never come when that great name will not cause a thrill of pride in the bosom of every American citizen. Commercial Bank of oAthens “Ask Our Depositors.” COLONIAL — Feb. 24 SATURDAY — Matinee ’ and Night CURTAIN WILL RING UP AT 8:45 P. M. Minute Still Captured tiniest still , is believed the in captivity wav captured by Ath- "ce Thursday morning at on BHlutoi street occu- pied br Johnny Hardeman, a ne gro. No whiskey was found and no armis were made. . slice were called earty Thursday morning to Billups street and entered the house across the street by mistake. Re turning to the police station they were again called to Billups street This time they entered Hardemen’s house and feund Ae small stilt, made of copper, in a clothes dos- It had not been long out of us- 'according to the police. The police say whiskey was amp- tied near the house and they could rmell and see it trickling under the house. The still is of one gal- flon rapacity and will make a pint iskty' « ' '