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[3Av MARCH_2_
1923.
SOCIALIST ARRESTED
. ,i i, the Associated
M nettl (Sirtxttl Atoclallst
, ■ it>>r of the newspaper
1 M **rt arrested In Mllun
of conspiracy against
COMING TO
ATHEN S
on a return visit
Th? Progressive
Doctors’ Specialist
Treating Diseases with
out Surgical Operation
At the Georgian
Hotel Friday and
Saturday, March 9th
and 10th.
Office Hours: 10 A. M.
to 4 P M.
TWO DAYS ONLY
mm
us am
The highest record eo far In the
lochlcotton market was establish
ed Friday when at the close mid
dling grade was quoted at 30 1-4
centa a pound. Thla is an advance
of an eighth of a cent a pound over
llio clone on Thursday.
NEW YORK COTTON
NBW YOR&—The qotton snov.*-
ed renewed strength, opening firm
at an advance of 12 to 30 points
o higher? Liverpool cable* and a none *
continuation of the buying move
ment which had been in progress
late yesterday. All crop months
made new high records for the
season with March selling at 30.45
and May at ch Covering
trade buying. Wall street mid cor.i-
762;,3to
Liverpool cotton •
LIVERPOOL—Cotton spol imit-
ed demand. Prices steady. Gcod
midding 16:69; fully middling 16.54;
middling 16.14; low middling 16.19;
good ordinary 15.69; ordinary 15.39;
Sales 3,000 bales, including 1.700
BANNEIMIERALD. ATHENS. CE01
—wmanst mmm
1 ~. i I II 1 UUIWISH. UIWHll»r>T?,T
middling S0.S1. HecelpU l,~ where they sponsored installation
of a new dub.
Installation ceremonies were
conducted at the. Chattahoochee
Golf Club near Gainesvil'e. Mor
ton S. Hodgson, president of the
Athens club presided. Pert S.
Adams of Atlanta, past iiV-lema-
tional president and Porter Pier-
pont jof $avannah, district gover-
IORGIA
HfSMFwfeSS*
HERALD WANT ADS
TO LATE TO CLASSIFY
American. Receipts ll.ooo Wales in- nor were among' the spcaJp^
Returning in Three
Months
FREE
CONSULTATION
The Progressive Doctors’
Specialist is licensed by the
itat< of Georgia; a graduate
if one of the best universities;
weniy-fivo years of practical
ipTiic.cc; (third year In Geor
pin i <mips well recommended.
Will demonstrate in the princi
pal lilies methods of treating
diseases of long standing by
means of medicines, diet and
hygii ne. thus saving many iieo-
ple from ■ a dangerous and ex
pensive surgical operation. .
This specialist is an expert
is diagnosis and will tell you
the exaej truth about 'your
condition. Only those who havo
a pood chance to regain their
in-altli «ill he treated, so that
every one who takes treatment
will bring their friends at the
next visit.
A diagnosis of < any disease
of long standing. Its nature nud
came, xvlll be made FREE and
proper medicines will be furnish
ml at a iT.isonntile cost to those
selected as favorable cases for
treatment.
children must bo accompani
ed liy tlicir parents and married
ladies by their husbands.
Headquarters; Atlanta, Ga.
eluding 10,200 American. Futures
closed steady. March lti.00; May
15.90; 'July 15.02; Oct. 14.14; De
cember 13.77; January 1.65.
LIVERPOOL WEEKLY COTTON
LIVERPOOL—Weekly cotton
statistics: Total forwarded to mills
62.000 bales of which American
33.000; stock 797,000, American
463,000; ImiKirts 53.000, American
40.000; exports 9,000, American
FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM
HOUSE
Pulaakl St. north R. R.
crossing.
Phones 1123 or 1602.
m-2-c
LOST—LARGE AIRDALE
DOG
with un-cut toll. Answers
to name
Last Time
Natural Color
Officers of tne Gainesville club
include John Hosch, president.
• of "Alack.” Last
| black leather collar
The Athens delegation, >ndud- ! ding-. Reward to finder. Phone 308-
COTTON SEED OIL
NEW YORK —- Cotton seed oil
clpset) steady.. Prime summer yel
low U.10; prime crude 10.00;
March 11.16; April 11.38; May
mI . - 11-49; June 11.58; July. 11.67; Au-
mlsslon house support. There was *"*1 U-M; September 11.60; Oct.
a good deal of realising at these H-® 5 - Sales 6,600. ,
rlgures and some scattered sW*. I .
ern Belling which caused ren<
of a few |>ointH during the eAisy
trading but the market wns.stttuT-
Pfl IIV hlltllul. o.ct -A..,. ' .
REMEDY
F01 THC RELIEF OF
Coughs, Golds; Croup
WHOdPING GOUGH, HOARSENESS
BRONCHITIS]
• -SOLO EVERYWHERE- •
Washing Won’t
Clean Milk Cans
N othing spoUs ao ea^
lly as milk. Bacteria
•oon swarm In the empty
milk cans unless they are
thoroughly sterilized ev
ery day. But Giant Lye
h just what they need.
This powerful solvent
quickly destroy* every
trace of germs and bac
teria and leaves the milk
Vessels completely ster
ilized and spotlessly dean.
Ciaat Lye costs so Uttle
you can afford to uso It
often and regularly.
DIRECTIONS: OtoJMS-
T* tn/ult of Giant tor.
«< h gallon af motor.
I "nt a brush sconr nil
until with thlr tola-
"On and rlnso thorough•
GIANT
LYE-
fW S6 years th• Best
r Top Holds th.t Strength
by bullish spot advices and
; PorCh ff»r a demand for Marc:» n <a
[ticfs. Ten notices were issued this
j mo’ nlng but after solHng orr rrom
3°. to 0 35 March quickly rallied,
i ,m'ddav advice extended to
,30.65 for May and 25.90 for Oct-
’ £ or «bout 16 to 46 points net
higher. There was another flur-
rMliz J n K «•> these figures
which caused reaction but the
market was steady around 2
o clock with prices showing net
advices of. 29 to 83 points on the
old and five points on new crop
positions.
The early realizing aalea were
absorbed on reactions of 15 or 20
points and the market firmed tin
again before the end of the morn
ing on renewed covering and trade
buyingg. The advance was accom
panied by reports .that still higher
prices were being paid for -spoi
cotton. In seme of the Southern
markets nnd some of the ojd cron
months here made new higher eo-
ords early In the noon hour with
May selling at 30.57 Or 34 points
nbove yesterday', closing.
A telegram from Dallas said that
•<l>ot buyers were scouring the conn
try and that 31 cents hau peer
mild for a r.-und lot of cotton late I
> eaterday and there were a 1st, re--
parts from New Orleans nt t t l
tightening spot situation.
„ Open high low close P. C.
I IM 6 30 68 30-34 30.53 30.20
; Majr 30.50 30.05 30.33 30.57 30.23
I July 29.45 29.73 29.35 29.56 2S.27
I Oct 29.95 26.14 25.76 26.10 25.83
| Dec 25.65 25.68 26.33
NEW YORK 8POT8
NEW YORX — Spot cotton
steady,. middling "9.76.
NEW. ORLEANS COTTON
NEW ORLEANS—New high rec
ord levels were reached Friday «n
the cotton market bp the old crop
■tenths, March rising to 3U.27 ant!
May to 29.97. In the first half hour
of thq session prices advanced 20 to
34 mints ttl a continuation of the
covering . movement -among shorts
that started late yesterday. Trace
buying was noted my some brok
ers. in addition to' the special de
mand from the short aid>.
In the afternon the market
turned extremely irregular bn
what looked like the undoing of
the straddle interest between the
old and the new crops. At ,1:30
o'clock the old crops were 11 to
16 points off from the top but
October Was making a new high
lot- the day, standing at 26.54, or
24 points up. V
After the first ru*h of buying
was ever the market turned easy
(nr a while under war talk front
act-many, as curled over private
wires, but after recessions oL about
15 points. It braced up ugaln on .
evidence of something of a revival •
In the spot demand. Prices wera I
quickly shot upward to new- high ' 1
levels, Mhy racing across the JOI.H „
cent mark to 80.11. March turned 1 in,
Inactive and the new crops did
not follow the advance, excent
grudgingly. At the highest vt the
morning prices were 20 to 4S points
up.
,, High low Close P. C.
Mar 30.10 30.28 30.10 30.28 29.70
May' 29.80 30.11 29.80 29.96 29.63
July 29.16 29*0 29.10 29.28 28.92
Dec. 26.16 26.30 24.97 26.30 24.99
NEW ORLEAN8 SPOTS
NEW ORLEANS — Spot cotton
steady 26 points higher. Sales m
the spot 1.066; to arrive 60. Low
middling 0.63; middling 30.38;
;i FOR RENT
One five-room downstairs
apartment, private bath and all'
convenience. Possession
March 1st . -igliii
E. G. FAMBROTJGH
Phone 516
LIBERTY BONOS
NEW YORK — Liberty bonds
3 1-2" 101.08; Si rat 48 m r . , .
97s °: Second_4s 97.66 bid; First WOHieil Faillt As
ing a majority of the ciul' ntem-
hers, returned a’!-l o’clock Friday
morning. They were accompanied
to Gainesville by eleven Ro’arianc
from Elberton.
Tho local Rotarians declare
Gainesville, start* off witli a i plen-
did club and praised high 1 } the
entertainment given Friday.
Diftv'ct Governor Pierpout who
delivered the charter xyas in ‘ro-,
ducod by Rotarian Abit Nix of
Athens-. Cuylc-r A. TrussHI of
Athens spoke entertainingly. Po-1
tarians Eustice Stevens and Hu.-h I
L. Hodgson of Athens led the sing- ,
4ng. George Rogers of Brenau
Conservatory rendered se-cn1
beautiful solos.
The local club sponsored the
club at Gainesville.
J. Mrs. frulfc Orr.
F< K yHALK—WOOD. DRY * PINE.
Phone IB08-J or J20-J. R. L. Bram-
m-2-c
FOR RKIpT— ROOM WITH BATH
AND BOj^RD, Nlcfly furnished
rooms, wRh or without board. Steam
heat, hot and cold water, tub and
shower baths at all times. Rates reas
onable. 256 W. ougherty St. m-8-c
4 I-4b 98.00; Second 4 l-4« 97.84,
Third 4 l-4» 98J8; Fourth 4 l-4s
98.42; Uncalled Tlctory 4 3-4 100-
04; United Stoles government
4 14b 99.66. V ^
Mine Explodes
DUBLIN—A mine exploded out
side the Roman Catholic pro-Ca-
t he (Ira I here Thursday evening
during a mission service. Many
women in the congregation faint
ed. The buildings was not dam
aged.
• 'WASHINGTON—Lisscs in-
cured by the shiping board in the
j operation of vessels was 33,457,621
'in November, 34,329,80 in De-
Athens Rotarians early Friday cember and 43,942,337 in January,
morning returned from Gainesville Chairman Lasker said.
FROM GAINESVILLE
LOST—CRANK FOR .'fcADILI.AC
about noon today between College
Ave., and Hyll on Dougherty
Finder Phone 106 or 1025. Dorsey Fur
niture Co. m
FOR SALE—COLLEGE NO. 1 COT
TON Seed. Rhode Island Red Pul
lets. College strain. Phone 124. m-2-c
ONE STRAY COW TAKEN UP BY
Eugene Frank, 230 * Normal Ave.
owner call and i»ay for expense and
this* advertisement. m-2-p
LOST — BannerHerald
route book number 13,
finder please return tb
Banner'HeraltUbffice on
Hancock Ave., and receive
reward. tf
ANNA MAY WONG
Who plays Lotus Flower in the
remarkable natural color film*
“The Toll of the Sea,” made by
tho new Technicolor process.
PALACE SPECIAL SATURDAY
LAST SHOWING AT PALACE
NORMA TALMAOGE AND
EUGENE O’BRIEN
Norma ■ Talmadge is appearing In
•The Voice From tho Minaret,”, for
the last time at the Palace to
night. Tho several factors N which
go toward the remarkable success
of the production include, the
Btar; the return of Eugene O’Brien
as Miss Tnimadge’R leading man;
the fact that Robert Hichens, au
thor of “The Garden of Allah,”
wrote the drama: nnd # the die- I been perfected, the effect ls .rarc-
tinctlve direction df FYank Lloyd, 'ly beautiful.—Telegraph.
Nsevkts
iNignt;
Picture Saturday
ivoh tiMKle ‘‘The Eternal Flame"
unit "Oliver TwieL"
KENNETH HARLANP AT
PALACE SATURDAY
The Palace .will present on Sat-
urday the first feature «veV made
In Natural colors; At the Rialto
'Theatre In New York standing
room was the standing oriie: -
nf'thlngR during the run of "7
Toll of The Sea;” New York p:
turegoers wanted to t&y they had
seen the first Natural color pho
toplay. This feature will bo pre
sented at the Palace Saturday and
Is one of the most beautiful pic
tures ever presented in Athens.
The following is what the N news
papers of N; Y. said :£ tlje picture:
The Technicolor pictures arc Just
about perfect.—Robert K. Sher
wood. In the New York Herald.
If this proces Is not perfect then,
at least, we could find no flaw in
ItV-Warrlette Underhill, ^In the
New York Tibune.
Photographing moving persons
and things In their natural . cMora
is at last in almost a perfect stage.
—Quinn Martin. The New York
World.
Should revolutionfxe film dramas.
Is an achievement, in natural
color films.—Orcna Bennett, in the
N>w York American.
The exhibitor who books It will be
giving his patrons a real treat,—
Laurence Reid, in the Motion Pic
ture News.
Will not only Interest but as
tound and delight every spectator
—Exhibitor’s Trade Review.
Color photography In films has
Members of the Bareca class at
the First Baptist* church are look
ing forward to the entertailiment
Friday night at 8 o’clock ip. the
church building.
BesWcs enjoying n program of
entertainment the members- will
elect officers for the new .class
year. Harvey Lawrence is presi
dent and Ben Eppi, secretary.
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Open
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Ml He
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