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THE BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS. GEORGIA nirtin Bros. Win - i Give Away Child’s Auto. Thursday 3 P. M. $150 Announcement that £j*nckiml Coupe" rhll<ri .automo- fr'le which lx «*n display at Mar* fin Bros. Shoe Store, will be eiven away Thursday nrternomi at 3 •’clock. will lx* Joyous news to jruodreds of children In Athens fhd vicinity. Martin Bros have been ImnuIiik trade ticket* with every 0c pur chase at their store for some time, und the drawing for the car fa to be held Thursday. March 1. Duplicate numbers of the trade tickets -that have been given away will be placed In, a box and tho drawing will be held promptly at m. The holder of the winning ticket must be present and have his ticket with him. If the holder of the first ticket drawn is not, present, another ticket will [drawn ami the number announced,, ami this will lie continued until some ohe in the crowd attending the drawing has a ticket with the corespondip number. If you have tickets issued by Martin Bros, on purchases en titling you to a chance at this little auto, be present at their store Thursday at 3 p. m. You may be the winner. avenues, n place, so he claims, where the car is required to stop upon its approach but this time did: claims the taxi was not going . mile{ | uni coni is of .he accident. speed over fifteen r hour. a Pierce Arrow' car hit im practical)* demolished, ^hafln. of the Taxi Co.n- ^ is in Atlanta Monday t u personal investigstl Jii) ^MONDAY, FEBRIapv^- |([| Tuesday PALACE. Special There was no change in the DTHEHBGOTO ^Unless you see the name “Bay- tf on package or on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by pnvsieians oVer twenty-two years arid proved SS IP ktf W1 illinnu * Local Delegates to Be At Children’s Meeting in Atlanta March 13 to 14, Said. PEACE EFFORTS ARE REVIVED BY IRISH price of local cot.bn Monday, mid dling grade being quoted at 29% cents a pound at the close. Rumors Say Government And Anti Government ‘ May Reach Agreement Within A Week. safe by millions for Colds Headache Toothache Lumbago Earache Rheumatism Neuralgia Pain, Pain Accept “Bayer Tablet* of Aspi- " ’ only. Each unbroken pack- DUBLIN—(By Che Associated Press) —Rofforts from Irish provincial ceil* indicate n revival of peace ef forts. Rumors emanating rom Bantry and West Cork assert that a settle- mefnt may be reached In the course o a week or so hetwnv the g< meat and anti-government which wouid t»c honorable to both and which would entail no humiliu j i ion of rcpubllcatiom * Athens will have representatives I 11 «*">» certain tliat a iieace move in Atlanta for the Southern Re- L* • fn " t ' Th< ' N ;? tUmJl1 lrl,h r ' p ^. Clonal Child Welfare Conference "a JIT , on March' 13-14. This conference '1, """ l “ r ' 1 ' I will gather In Atlanta some of the | nt ,hic _«*, In .ho on.l.o I , * e " » «UXp«Il*lon of DUXtilltleS for time an dthis. it is thought. tin' gae contains proper directions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents. Druggists also tell bottles of 24 end 100. Aspirin I* the trade mark of Bayer Manu facture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid.—(Advertisement.) VAN-NIL Never Disappoints Good Buick Roadster 1S19 model. Motor recently overhauled. New pistons. Newly Painted, S32S.00. Conoiiy Motor Co. Thornton’s TUE8DAY DINNER DINNER 50c Vegetable Soup Leg of Veal and Dressing String Beans Creamod Mash Potatoes Scolloped Tomatoes Baked Sweot Potatoes Muffins und Hot Biscuits Raisin Pudding ' Coffee, Tea or Milk ' 50 Cents .Supper 50 Cents Cold Beet Tongue Fried Sweet Potatoes Lye Hominy Macaronie and Cheese Fried Peach Pie Hot Biscuits Coffee, Ten or Milk 50 Cents leaders of this work In the entire country and every state and Impor taut city of the South will be i»,e seated. Mrs. C. A. VerNooy, prominent . Athenian interested in the work In Athens, will probably be in atten- | dance. presented an opportunity able puce discussion. MUCH INTEREST IN SESSION Particular Interest attaches to the coming meeting of the child welfare workers owing to the fact that plans have been under way here for sometime to establish the the Junior Republic of the South, a self-governing village, for way ward boys and girls. The estab lishment of this unique village, the first of Its kind in the South. Is in the hands of the Juvenile .Protec tive Association, of which Rev. Crawford Jackson is the general secretary. Mr. Jackson Is per haps one of the best known work ers in behalf of child welfare in the South. The association extends Its activities through many south ern states, having been ' itrumen tal In establishing juvenile courts and probation systems. Tho Junior Republic of Ftoe- vllle. N. Y., a nationally known In stitution, will be located about six teen miles from Atlanta. More than a hundred acreB of land have already been purchased by the association on which the neces sary buildings will bo erected. Reports made by tbe Juvenile Protective Association during, tbe laBt few yean show unusual do- olopmcnt among delinquent child ren as the result tf Us activities in their behalf. Rev. Mr. Jaskaon personally gives all of his time to the work of the association which has accomplished untold good In making useful citizens out of way ward boys and girls. 5 OCCUPANTS OF C. M. Balily” Langford was convicted in the City court Mon day morning on a charge of hav ing whiskey and was given n straight sentience of six months on the gang by Judge J. D. Brad- NEW YORK COTTON- NEW YORK—There were fur ther reactions in the cotton mar ket during today’s early trading. Liverpool was relatively easy and the opening here was a decline of 9 to 15 points under scattered realizing and souliem soiling. Trade interests were moderate buyers and brokers with Jrn-n ese connections bought May deliv eries. July was sold agamst the May purchases, however, and the general list soon showed net loss es of 9 to 16 points with March selling at 29.48 and July at 28.68 during the early trading. Private cables said Liverpool was lower under realizing and reports of a poor trade in Manchester but that prices were steadied by covering at the decline. The market was rather easier parties • during the early afternon under continued realizing or selling for n reaction which was probably encouraged by reports of an easier tone in the stock market. May cased off to 29.56 and October 28 50 or J to 8 points net lower and prices were within a point or two of that level around 2 o’olook. The early selling orders seemed to be readily absorbed around the initial level ot prtres and the mar kets firmed up luter In the morn ing on edvering. rebuying and a null-rate irose demand which wax accompanied by bullish reports from the Southern spot markets and rumors that some of the cotton t be taken up on March contracts sold up to 29.78 und October to 26.00. making net advances of about 11 to 23 points on the active months but there was mre. realiz ing around these figures and prices eased off. Trading was quiet er around midday with May selling ut about 29.66 and Octber 25.88. or net unchanged to nine points high- LEWIS STONE = RUTH CLIFFORD = CLEO MADISON well. Langford was apprehended by Messrs. R. A. Saye, Sr., and R. A. Saye, Jr., on May 29th, 1922 as he was .stalled in the road with a Cadillac car. According to the testimony 13 quarts of whiskey were found in-the car. Three and a half quarts of Lewis Hunter rye v;crt exhibited to the jury. This was the onl ycase taken up Monday morning and the first case set for tho afternoon is an other caae, a similar one, against Langford. It is alleged that the second offense took place about six months after the ono for which he was convicted Monday morn ing. THREE KILLED WHEN F Open high low close P. C. Mar Bf.58 29.75 29.45 29.74 29.04 May 29.50 29.7? 29.47 29.74 29.58 July 28.72 29.05 28.67 28.98 28.82 Oct 25.75 26.00 25.72 26.00 28.58 Dec. 25.72 25.57 25.27 25.666 25.42 NEW YORK SPOTS NEW YORK—Spot cotton quiet .Middling 29.85. NEW ORLEAN8 SPOT8 NEW ORLEANS Spot cotton steady 13 higher; sales on the spot 3,263; to arrive none: low middling 29.13; middling 29.88; od middling 0.38 receipts 5.428; stock 169.46: "THE DANGEROUS AGE” Jazz Age? Maarriage? Divorce Age? When Men go Squandering? Womem Wandering? We All Reach it—But When? And Hona? Tonight Thos. IVIeighan “BACK HOME & BROKE” Great Picture l':30 o'clock May was at 29.16 with the active positions 4 to 5 points up net. 4 Open high low close P. C. Mar. 29.30 29.50 29.95 29.49 29.33 May 29.05 29.30 29.02 29.24 29.12 July 28.48 28.75 28.45 28.66 28.58 Oct. 25.36 25.63 25.34 25.61 25.41 Dec. 25.00 25.28 24.96 25.27 26.07 EXCHANGE CLOSES LIVERPOOL—The cotton change here will be closed March 30 and April 2, Eastqr hol iday. Begining September 1st, the exchange here will be open Saturdays. LIVERPOOL COTTON LIVERPOOL—Co'iton spot quiet Prices steady. American mid dling fair 17.07; good middling 16.52; fully middling 16.37; mid dling 16.27; low middling 16.02; good ordinary 15.52; ordinary 15.22; sales 6,000 bales including 4,000 American; receipts 27,000 bales including 25.700 American. Futures closed steady. February 15.90; March 15.90; May 16.78; July 15.52; October 14.06; Decem ber 13.66; January 13.54. COTTONSEED OIL NEW YORK—Cotton seed oil closed steady. Prime summer yel low 10.87' @ 10.90; prime crude 10.10; March 10.85; April 11.15; May 11.29; June 11.35; July 11.48; August 11.46 September 11.40; October 10.25. Sales 24,500. 9 $25.00 down buys any one of these cars. - All in good running shape. Most of them 'newly painted. Ford Touring. If Haynes Touring. . Overland Roadster. Wlllys Six Touring. Overland Six Touring. $50.00 down will buy one of these good cars. Nash Touring. Buick Roadster. Ford Touring. 1820 model, with starter. ‘ Buick Touring. Conolly Motor Co. m VAN-NIL SatisTI.. 66- ‘PHONE -66 Taxi Service \ Day and Night YettowCabCo. Chafin Taxi Company’s Machine ip Smashup in Atlanta Saturday Injur- • ing Several. Five of the occupant* In the Chufln taxicab company’s auto mobile that mas wrecked near At lanta Saturday uftemoon. causing Injuries t*> .several of the passeng ers, have returned to Athens. These are Mis* Connell. Miss Kthel Davis. Miss 'Hughes. J. H. Taylor, driver of tne car and 3. O. Bennett, also of the taxlcnb com pany, but who mas only u pas senger in the cir. Miss Connell was badly bruised and-suffered a few* lacerations. Miss Kthel Davis was also badly bruised and n fern* scratches re sulted. while Miss Huhes was not Injured other (toon. shocked and n faw minor scratches., Mr. Tuylor, driver of the car, returned home Sunday night but is confined as a result cf the Injurtuft sustained. Mr. lien nett wits not injured to any extent. MIAS DAVI8 18 8EWOUSY HURT Miss I):i}lr, so her relatives here report, was injured worse th»*n was first thouht and is not doing so well at an Atlanta hos pital. It is feared that she sus tained internal injuries. Mrs. Shadhurn mas also severely injured and is sltll in the hospital. Mtfts Bill, of Griffin, another oceutsinr of the car, was not Heard from Mr .may. 'tne Misses Davis in relative* •»f Mum. Dorsey K* Herts Aral J. Da 7*5 of Atber .«. Fast train From Chicago to Jacksonville Wrecked Near Calhoun Monday P. M. ATLANTA. Ga.—Three passeng ers .were perorted klled when two‘coaches of the second aectim of the Dixie Flyer, fast passenger train, Chicao to Jacksonville, turn ed over Monday one mile south of Calhbun. Ga., on the Nashville, Chattanooga and 8t. 1*001* i way. The names of those reported killed e not given nor was the cause of tho wreck. N\* C. nod til officials said. Efforts were being made to obtuin further Inforum tlon. Calhoun is northweat < Rome .Ga.. and Southeast o Chattanooga, Tenn. Co nstipation and Sluggish Liver Don't take chancaa. Cat Casin'* little Uva* Pills right oow. They never fell to make tbe liver do its duty. They relieve constips- tlon, banish In- digestion, drive out bill- A SSSJKA dear tbe com* plexion, * put a cheek and spark .. tparkl* fa the ajri Be sire and get tbe genuine. I Pm-SaalSoN-Awn Price Cf IMS WA8 CONDUCTOR’S PAU...• Mr. Bennett stated Monday that the accident was caused by the conductor of the stret car. The accident happened at the •corne;* of Ponce de Leon and Moreland Dye Stockings Or Sweater In Diamond Dyes _ PHONE 66 Office GEORGIAN HOTEL —— — 1 B"4L HOME FOR RENT—724 Cobb. SL JESTER Phone 1036 or 437 “Diamond Dyes" add yean of wear to wom. faded skirts, waists, coats, stockings, sweaters, coverings, hangings, draperies, everything. Every package con tains directions so simpl* any wo man can put new, rich, fadeless colon into'her wom garments or draperies even if she has never! dyed before. Just buy piamond. Dyes—no other kind—then yourl material will come out right, be cause Diamond Dyes an guaran teed not to streak, spot, fade, or nm. Tell your .druggist whether the material you wish to dye is woo! or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton or mixed goods.— (AdvertiHwenL) . | NEW ORLEANS COTTON NEW ORLEANS—The indiffer- ent showing of Liverpool ana re ports of less business in Man chester caused a drop o 8 to 13 cause of complaints of too much rain over considerable areas in the western half of the belt. At the end of tbe fint half hour of business prices were 2 to 8 points over Saturday’s close. May after trading down to 29.02 rose to 29.20 cents a pound. Reports that spot cotton bad sold in this market on .the basis of 30.00 cents a pound for mid dling and claims from the interior of a good demand at higher prices were a further support to tho mar ket and late in the momi-.g prices were 15 to 27 points higher than the closing quotations of last week. May traded up to 29.30. Reports that the British had withdraw their ships from Smyrna harbor, these reports coming over private wires seemed to be con strued In an unfavorable Way and tbe market fell off to levels about 5 point* under but weea's close. At ATHENS SHRI1RS T060T0ELBERT0N Rail Officials Hurt in Crash MEXICO CITY—At least a dozen officials of the Mexican Railway, Including Vincent- W. Yorke, chairman of the road, are in hospitals here today as a re sult of the wrecking or the train >V> which their special car. was at tached. Mr. Yorke’s skull may be fractured. His wife was severe ly bruised. The accident occurred at San ’Marcos Saturday night. When the train which was going from Vera Crus to Mexico City left the rails the private car plunged down a fifty foot embankment. A Do- Save, a British contractor, was killed. The cause of the accident has not been determined. Wire Briefs (By Associated Press) LONDON.—Turkish papers In Con stantinople published despatches from Angora announcing that a majority of the grand National assembly support ed by the military, denwnded rejec tion of the lAusanne treaty. ,* MOTHER! MOVE 'California Fig Syrup” is >. Child’s Best Laxative I Even if ccoii, feverish, 'bilious, Millions of mothers keep “Cali- constipated or full of cold, chil dren love the “fruity” taste of lownn " "California Fig Syrup.” A tea spoonful never fails to clean the liver and bowels. In a few houis you can see for yourself how thoroughly it works all the sour ing food and nasty bile out of the stomach and bowels, and you have a well, playful child again. fornia Fig Syrup” handy. Thcj know a teaspoonful today sates i sick child tomorrow. Ask your druggist for genuine “California Fig Syrup” which has direction for babies and children of all ago printed on bottle. Mother! Yoi mult ggy “California" or you ms; get an imitation fig syrup.—(Ad vert isenjjnt^ Read The Banner-Herald Want Ads. ESSEN.—A- state of siege has keen declared at Bochum, because of the general hostlt eattltudc of the impu tation against the troops occupying the - Ruhr. Local Citizen's in Company With Yaraabs From Atlanta to Attend Big Ceremonial PEKING.—Albert W. Pentium. American consul general at Kukden, capital of the Province'of Fenghtlen, died. . ' IF SICK. BILIOUS! WASHINGTON.—The house agri cultural commission tabled a resolu tion by, a democratic representative, from Texas, which provided that ag ricultural extension work be carried uut in confurmlty with plana Jointly approved by tbe state agricultural colleges and the society ofagrlculture. NEW YORK.—Colonel Charles R. Forbes, former director ot the vet- erane* bureau on hie return from Europe announced he would meeUt the senate. committee in a complete In vestigation "of the bureau. A large number ot Athens' Shrin era will make the pllgramage to Elberton Tuesday with members of the Yaraab temple from Atlan ta for tbe ceremonial and enter tainment In Elberton Tuesday- when a large class will be Initiated into the order. Including severe) from Athens. . The Elberton 8brine club Is act ing as boats, to the meeting and over a. thousand wearers of the fes are expected to be In the city for The festivities. A special all-Pullman train win j i rU ctton on a Russian buttery at Bal- be run from Atlanta for the occasl a ai,a In 11(4. died. • on over the S. A. L. railway and BERLIN.—Dispatch from Frengfbrt or. Main, said French police In Civil ian clothes have taken 4t.0M.0M marks from German railway officials > restaurant at Mosclwels, near Coblens. LONDON.—jThomas W. Shaw, said to be the last survivor of the fsmoui light brigade that charged the dr. Don’t Take Calomel! “Dodson’s Liver Tone” Acts Better and Doesn’t Gripe, Salivate or Make You Sick—Don’t - Lose a Day’s Work-Read Guarantee Ugh! Calomel makes you slcicT bad or stomach sour, just try 4 It’s horrible! Take a dose of the dangerous drug tonight and to- morepw you may lose a day’s work. Calomel is mercury or quicksil ver which causes necrosis of the bones. Calomel, when it come* in to contact with sour bile crashes into .it, breaking it up. This it when you feel that awful nausea and crathping. If you are slug- gish and “all knocked out,” if your river is torpid and bowels consti pated or yoq have headache, disci- spoonful of harmless Dodson) Liver Tone tonight, Here's my guarantee—Go to any drug atroe and get a bottle of Dodaon’s Liver Tone for a few cents. Take a spoonful and if it doesn’t straighten you right up and maka you feel fine and vigor- out I want you to go back to the store Wnd get your money. Dod son’s Liver Tone is destryoing the sale of calomel because it is red liver medicine; entirely vcgctxlJr, therefore it can not salivate or neat, coated tongue, if breath iajmake you sick.—(Advertisement) Then I* ae euMaf Mto the ler. from *Uc*. Tbe coaUneel [ !••■:■• upon Gi. nirvne lysttm end may eventually cauee a template phreicat breakdown. It la net necneery ta endure tin tenure heat pUee when quick, am tekefle tight at head. Dt.iiw! Chate'e Ointment ruMevcasOueat note—and nut only that, wuan , Cht,e'e Ointment la aattonaUy ham as a remedy fcr piles. ea> caaggaggaSs I i« ■sd P i?l A"nV SSSSKSS SSfSSiSSg Or. AW. CRAM MEDKmg COt 07 Washlngteo at, Buffalo, (LT. will pass Athens at 11:45 Tuesday Qinrulng, stopping here to take on the Athens contingent and candi dates. Over a hundred are expect ed to join the party here. The special train will leave El berton Tuesday night at ono o'clock aqd will stop here to put off the returning Shriners. Elberfon has made 'elaborate plans fbr the' entertainment of the visitors. ' The famous “Million dol lar band” of the Yaraab temple, the chanters and other entertain ers will be along and perform. ELBERTON*8 FIRST- ENTERTAINMENT ELBERTON. *Oa.- — Every ar rangement for tbe Shrine cere monial, entertainment and min strel for Tuesday has boon per fected. and Elberton awaits the coming of the special train from Atlanta that day bearing Potentate Bayne Olbeon and Yaraab officials and guests. - * This special train will arrive about noon, a parade will at once move to the square back to Dead- wylcr street and then again to tho square where there will be a pa trol drill. At 2 o'clock a barbecue will be served In Arnold’s ware house. At the 3 o’clock ceremonial session will take place at the school auditorium. Forty-nine candidates will cross -the hot samls. A Good Ford Toqring $95.00 Motor is Good. Tires are Good. Conolly Motor Co. During the afternoon, after the ceremonial session, various things will occupy attention, ladies being given a reception at the home of Mrs. J. E. Asbury on College ave. At night Yaraab's great minstrel will appear at the school audi torium and at the same time a' dance will Be given at the Elks' Large numbers of Shriners from various South Carolina polntd will i attend, including the patrol from . the Greenville. 8. C.. temple. .This II* Elbert County Shrine elnb’s Sret opportunity to entertain the moth er temple, sad every elfort U be ing made to make it a success. To Be Given Away March 1st Thursday Afternoon 3 P. M. Sharp “Mard Coupe” Holder of Winning Ticket Must Be Present • The drawing to determine the winner of this handsome Child’s Automobile, trade tickets for which we have been issuing to our customers, will take place— Thursday, March 1st: At 3 P. M. At Our Store The automobile will be awarded to the holder of the first ticket drawn if that person is present. If not, the drawing will continue until a ticket is drawn corresponding to the number of that held by some one present at the drawing. Come and bring your tickets.