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investigate Today! to Regular Subscriber* of the BANNER-HERALD gi.oco Aceldant Policy Fra*. THE BANNER-HERALD Dally and Sunday—10 Ceuta a Weak. Established I8H Dafly imA Saadsy—II i a Waal. cottonQ Previous Cloee 2*We 1 WEATHER: Tfl a. Flair and Cooler VOL. 9’ NO. 37. Associated Press Service ATHINS, GA., SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 1823. N. E. A Service Mntia Copies S Cents Dally. jlii'wanis Girl Jump Into Second Place In U. 5. CUT M l ALL OKGAJWZATfONS STATE FREIGHT RATE Popularity Con^^CUTON FERTILIZERS jjjss Harriet Stephens* Sponsored By Kiwanis Club, in Second Place With 102,267 Votes. MI SS JOWERS STILL LEADING I tEOiHisminiis minium _ JTT~7 Leave Eor Week’s Holi- SLSmffSuiaviLf SKA' “ te ce With 216,158 Votes Miss Hammond Third. Miss Jackson Fourth. 1,.cording to on arrange- raf nt with the Whiteway com- sws rrsksa a tsumwc SJffiWlJaKa: (it from all votes now polled. As chairman of a general committee on the playgroundr I hope sufficient funds will bo secured at this time to open the playgrounds that are need ed most In Athena. Therefore. ,he Wends of all the candi dates as well as those of the little children who want to aa# the playground system estab lished arc urged to vote for their favorite*. CHAS. E. MARTIN, Chairman, Playground Com._ Mid-Term Examinations -—Return on April 2nd. Practically all the Georgia stu dents have left for their homes to spend the Enater holidays and will not return to Athena until Monday. April 2nd. The mid-term examlnn- Restraining Order Issued Preventing Commission From Enforcing Its Or der. THREE JUDGES ARE OF THE SAME MIND Litigation Concerning the Rate Between Black- shear and Savannah Has Been Pending. ATLANTA,—A decision restrain- »ling the public service, commission r. of Georgia from enforcing tlona dosed Saturday. Class room work will be resumed on the 3rd and all students net registered t.y midnight of the 2nd wlH be sub- cct to a fine. This is the first time In mnny years that' a full week's holiday I has been given the students Por PREPARED TO HELP INS. A. DRIVE HERE ....... its or der of December 19, 1922, by which the rate of fertilizer materi als from Savannah, G*., to Black- shear. Ga-, waa reduced to 90 cents per ton In carload lota, was handed down Saturday by Judge Alex C. Kim. of United Stater !{£ SwmlV^tly thr« ^“uel Vfey‘ P ffto# United ■ days were enjoyed and during this j frirt'of'Georgte 'and*Judge WiV • time the Eas.er dances were given. I J rlc r n.«S> „« >k» "united .This year there will be no “little «•» “SuJff icomr.iencemeirt" and the graduation j e ® hido-es concurred events In June win again assume trict. Al three Judges concurred I their old time prominence nnd not j Jn the opinion. . , I be over-shadowed by the early This decision. WgS made jn fut ! spring sallies. acton n equity brought b the At- I some of the itudents Imye re-'lantc Coast Line railroad several I mained nw in Alh.lns for the, week* ago against the public aer- i week and wHI be here for the ball vice commission. The railroad •games to be played next week. This'.was represented by the law firm i ts especially true cf the co-eds. of Alston, Alston, Foster 4 Molse '.many of whom will not go home, fund the commlasl-Jt bv Attorn; The playground movement took , new lease of Ufa Saturday morn ing when the votes in th# Popular ity contest were counted and the returns for the day ran to the highest total yet teconied in thto battle for popularity that la be- iDg waged by a score of Athena aisses and matrons. 'fin. features of the remits Sat- ntdsy was the activity shown by Miss Lovie Joweta. who has led almost every day from the begin ning and the leap by Mia# Harriet Stephens into second place- Miss Jowers, popular Georgian Palm Garden cashier, who 1* being spon sored by the Elka sod by a laris® number of friend* maintained her lead and piled up over a hundred thousand vote* over her nearest (Turn to Pag* Two) IK HEM Ml FIB Mil HUE The nctien sought to enjoin the order of the commission of Dc- , comber 19, 1922, whereby the rate on nil fertilizer materials between I Savannah arid Blackshear. was or- Two Women Exonerated ,^^^-^b^^.^^c.nt. I By Coroners^Jury But^|hla rate^aa^^L^Uitdanled Murder. (By Associated Press.) CHICAGO.—Mrs. Annabelle Mc Ginnis nnd her stater. Miss Myna Pioch faced murder charges In mu nicipal court her# Baturdny for the alleged killing of her huslmnd. The poke# accused MBs. Mc- Glnple and bar slater of plotting to murder the tormera husband, who was shot to death on March 13. Two young men are held as ac cessories and police officials stated Old Posey, Leader of Ren egade Indians on War path Ready For. Last Stand. SALT LAKSArSdffW the leader of th# Nuagad* Ptateat who went oa the war path aavaral days ago, will probably maJteJtU last stand in Drywaah, twanty miles from Blandtafi the storm- renter of the past weok’c trouble with the Indians. .... . With thia vateran of half a do*, en former clashes between th# In dians and the whites art laaa than a score of trouble tnakara, moat of whom are Piute* and fka other I few Utea, who recently Joinei the band. The surrounding faatnaaaea of the rocky mgtonu which tha In dians are preparing to put up their death fight is very hard to get to, hut is being surrounded by poaajt of armed white settlers, under tht tommand of sheriffs, who ani act ing under order, of a United States Marshal. The end is expected to unctlmo before Sunday night i ammunition of the Indiana nnd the commUsi-V by Attoraeyt E. J. Reagan and J. Prince Web- j ster. 1 SOUGHT TO ENJOIN ORDER. Strong Conunitees of Workers Appointed By Rotary, Kiwanis and U.D.C. OTHERS TO NAME WORKERS SOON Army Branch Here Must Have $6,000 or Cease Its Relief Activtiies. Full Support Pledged. The vnroua public spirited ■ or ganisations of Athens are rapidly ana full-heartedly aligning themselves with the Advisory Board of the Salvation Army in the annual Home Service Appeal to be held April 5, to 7th. ’ Strong committee* of worker* have been appointed by the Hotary Club, the Klwanl*. the United Daughters of the €onfedermcjr# ML Vernon Lodge A. A tees will be appointed Monday by the Woman’a Club on the occasion of an address by Mrs. Ltsut. Co]- Atkinson, of Atlanta, wife of toe commanding officer of the South ern Division of the Salvnton -i.W. comprising Georgia. Florida. Nv-tb nnd South Carolina. M. G. Michael, president of the Advisory Board has received as surances of committees from ths Y. M. C. A., the Elka. Knights of Pythias. American Legion, Wood men of the World. Odd Fellows. D. A. R. Ladle# Auxiliary of the American Legion. Y. W. C. A« Pa rent Teachers Association, Cham ber of Commerce, and from the various church organizations, . in cluding the B. Y. P. -U. Christian Endeavor and Epworth League. In a letter received Saturday (Turn to page ttfo) IE SHUSH II i showed preference for Blackshear as agnnat other ports of entry on the south Atlantic seaboard. Litigation concerning the rate on fertilizer materials between Blackshear and Savannah has been pending in varous courts for some tints It began whan the Blackahear Manufacturing company waa “ Col. T.W. Rucker Honored By His Comrades At Bar Nestor - of Athens Legal Fraternity Is Presented With - Beautiful Silver Loving Token. By DAN MAGILL .Comrades of many a for ensic battle, most of whom had felt the piercing point of his friendly.wit, gathered at the homo of his son last night, and on tho seventy-fifth anni versary ot his birth, presented Col. Tinsley W. Rucker with a beautiful silver fruit bowl as a token of the love and high esteem In which he Is held by members of tbp Athens Bar AMOdation. Mqny were the stories told by the "grand-old men” of the legal fraternity who, as they remlrilsred hf the days of yoro. Jollied each other about the time they hud felled tht'r legal: adversary or felt tho bran 1 of defeat and when the writer of this article hurried away to get this story off for the press, they were still dls- rnsslnr tne dnvs of old with CoL Sylvanus Morris, who be fore the refreshments had de clared he waa needed at home, In the midst ot It all. HALF. AND HEARTY l Cants Sunday ING BIG MGE FUMES GAGING IN Missouri River Ice Jams Cause Flood And Great Damage ■: Hit- Over Six Thousand Bar* rels of Oil Already Burn ed. Fire Raging Still Unchecked. fearing~5ig EXPLOSION Flames Shooting Up Hun dreds of Feet Into the Sky. Firemen’s Efforts Useless. (By Asseelatsd Press.)' PONCA CITY — Approximately six thousand barrella of oil in Bat tery thirteen of the Comar OH Com pony, near tbto city U» southern Oklahoma won on Bio Saturday night at eight o’clock. The flra is in what te known as tliu Tonkawa OH Fields and the lira threaten* to make a complete loss of tho company. Too capa city of- the tanka In this Held an during the entire day rive hundred barrels each and tb- flames an spreading rapidly, with a heaw blanket ot smoke hanging over this city, which Is some twenty mile# fmm toe-scea* of th* fire- Thousands of amis of oil aa yet on produced oil will b* destroyed by the nre. unless the flow of petrolo urn direct from tha producing wells te cut off. This I* pncll- rally Impossible aa the Intense heat from the flames keep the fln tighten away. The hlazn la raging unchecked wiiilo th« oil centimes to flow from tho welle, which are known aa being among tho most prolific producers In the^.world, and add^ IK Hi BETTES Wife of Secretary of War Brought to Washington Greatly Improved. Spec ialists Called. (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON.—Mrs. John W. Weeks.) wife, of the eecretary of wae war brought to Washington Saturday afternoon from Georgia, suffering with Intestinal Indiges tion. . Mrs. Weeks Is said to be greatly Improved and -the physicians at tending her are very hopeful. Secretary Weeks. who returned with her remained at the besdlde Mrs. Weeks was taken suddenly 111, while on u cruise off the lower coast of Georgia. She wae taken off the vestel at Prifnswlck, seriously III, and her lire was despaired of by the doctors called In. As noon ns she wae able to be moved Mrs. Weeks was put on board a northbound train and brought immediately to Washing- to nthat she might have the care Of specialists. Addresses Eastern,Caro lina Exposition on the Subject of Boll Weevil Control. Hale nnd hearty albeit b> seven v-flve yean Hi harnes., Cnl'. Rucker waa nlnk of cheek arid lively of spirit, as he told of * his early days at the bar, rer-illlne such. warriors is I .Tnd-n Fmorv 8peer, Justice Davis. Hutchins, Erwin and Andrew J. Cobb. - Prefsdnc the presentation ramnrks liy John B. Gamble, pt-nnldent of the Bar Assorts-) tlon, were vnrdr. from Dr. Mor- * Thomas^ Jnd * e Goor * e C ‘ tchance."that" Uie’nre‘wiu'aimpiy Yn rente to Mr. Gamble 1S"*. ‘.he^rtl.— '° Ut ' “ d new fuel to the flames. Tbe flames are shotting np near Iv a hundred feet in tbe air with the danger of a terrible explosion — ever LONG STAPLE COTTONY SEED NOW AVAILABLE Thousands of Valuable Farm Lands Ruined By Rushing Waters. Sioux City Flooded. li, v THOUSANDS ARE^Sl M MADE HOMELESS ~ # l\ Police Use Force to Drive People From Flooded Districts As Waters RiS«- -• 'Ciy. Ai»oclaUd Pro*.) OMAHA — Unprecedented mam moth Ice gorges in the Missouri River and tributary streams, near Vermillion, South Dakota, Sioux City and Onawa, Iowa jmd Da kota City, Nebraska, have precipi tated conditions which present a rncnaco of one of tho worss floods In the history of these states.. Thousands upon thousands ot acres of valuable farm lands tween Vermillion and Omaha b been ruined by tho roarlas M rents, which are sweeping many houses from their foundation Moro thnn a thousand" 1 )] houses In the three states '— heen destroyed and It Is thought that tho flood has not yet reached It’s highest crest. ■ "*t? Sioux City Is already partly .un der water with tho flood rising every hour. A two foot rise in the Floyd river baccklng up from the Mlso would, according to the authority.. Inundato moro than fifty additional blocks. . Tho pollco aro driving the peo ple who llvo near the river, * their homes and - In some - the danger or a temoie explosion | forced to employ to xrowlng moro Imminent evory _ , _ ... tbe waters gradually creep minute* ' ” Farmers in This Section while', the refugees wattf The Are started .early thla, morn-1 M<m Siumm Soori Tliof homes swept away from Ing from unexplained causes, — I has ae far reals tad every • j known by th* flremen< with tho; pjg Lint. [ >™-j May Secure Seed That |Xt7. tforti Will Restore Long Sta- six hours ending at 7 a. - - - - A sharp rise in tempera brought a new menace to vll The better lint campaign orried ^"nSw Ending 6 tan^miiYs Rucker expressed his appreciation i h *^ 1 ' r . nn > 'on byl the Atlanta Commercial the iMissoun. k The ice, by llon ,l0,Iar8 - cr to get the seed of those van- th o'ico dam goes out Dwellers atles.of,cotton that will restore to in t hc.lowland# were ready to flee . WILSON, N C.- S^tal A .., wtl admitted to the bar In ganlzed twenty. ,1^™ **?’.,•* *n‘'r«lF 4oii Wrevtr I November I8TI at tho Fnlton which time the Atlantic Coast Line role in which Bjjj* ®? . touth county courthouae where .the state railroad agre^ to . basic rete of, te?«Tin. m Ororeta and the^Bouth. j v <# p|v#) ce^rV.'«d Police offtetateWted ^ Jj*J, n per ton <a rtl fertUlzer • und the wsy ln which the^ remerh- —I.. ail nvlaal ma I matariali^Thte lSrer rata . waaabta success of ‘his nsw “Star 1 'nuor inni mid —. , bn*ed largely on admlwUcns made by the two men. Why tho women should have pit ted to kill the huaband of cm* will bo brought out In th ecommltal trial by tha police, who.aro report- sd as having unearthed new evi dence. . • The twb Women were exonehated Friday In thh trtaJ before thc coro ner's Jury, but pcHce authorities immedlately 1 Died murder charges against them and they must now stand trial cm the killing charges. Georgia Glee Club Plays Twice Before Atlanta Audiences After opening in Elberton Fri day night whrira the initial perform- ■nos was given In a long road trip the University of. Gsorgta Glee club played at matinee and night per formances In Atlanta Saturday and than sang fhr ths Journal's nnd Constitution's -radio concert at 11:« after the night performance. Atlanta and ko to Griffin Monday The club will epend Sunday In where the fourth performance will tie given Monday night. The club -plays fn Athens (on April 7th. HIX IS NAMED DANIELSVIlLE, 10*.—After consolidating the returns of ipeci- al'eiection field in Madteon coun- ty to fUl tho unexplred term of the office of tax receiver of Mjd- ison county, made vacant by the „ rage the .. — — newly ettabltebad Industr of fer tilizer manufacture. . This rate stood until tha inter state commerce crmmteslon took charge of all th# roada and In creased all rates 15 per cent* ' ammunition of tboiwHana to teoncomigr, SPSLUfa 1 .ff wi. rinnlng to rrn low, and It if death of D. P. Brown. A. 'M. Hlx ISVOXBSKB 3&jESSf* matertete'” Thte' lower rate waasbto success of this new “star" m»y fronted, it wM claim^J nth. MU, brif- Uant address by Dr. Andrew M Morgan-Collisson At Prince Avenue Church For Today Baptist Church Has Great Team of Preacher-Sing er For Service During Morning and Evening. Athenian* will have two oppor tunities today of seeing thte fa mous evangelistic team In action. Dr. P. c. Morgan and Prof. W. H. Collision are In Athena resting after a great campaign In Hunting ton. W. Va. „ . The Prince Avenue Baptist Church has secured them for to day'! services, and great message* In speech and song are anticipated. Prof. Colllsson met an augmented choir teat Thursday evening for the rehearsal of some special num bers. and as P. C. Morgan has con sented to play- for the musical part of the service, the citizens of Athene are. assared of musical p Soule, president of the Oeoyte State College of Agriculture before the Eastern Carolina exposition, on* ot the blggeet events of the yeer staged In either of the Carolina* It wae said Juat before Dr. Soul. made hte addresa that for him to have been Invited to deliver It waa n very hlsh distinction on him per sonally and nohoreblo recognition of th# collage of which bo te tho president. The address by Dr. Souls will go down Into history as one of tho greatest that has ever been dslteer- ed on the eubject of the boll weevil, the terrible damage that It baa teas In the south, nnd the $trnl#ht-for- wnrd and valuable suggestions that the educator offered for brine Ing to an early end the menace that the little animal has and 1a doing. Picturing the steady Invasion of tho United States by the. weevil for the peat thirty years—for It wa* Juat thirty yeara ago that he crossed the Bio Grande—the speak er told how unfortunate It wae In most instances people were lulled „ .. . Into activity by deceiving them- BaptUt _ lTM the belief that the weevil would never take In tho wide terri tory that It has. -But 1st us not ertr over spitted milk." he said. “There te yet time for us to put on our armor and minimise the damage that te being done." In thin mesage, for, the first time the public has been given tbe bene-, fit of the report of the committee of the Southern " ' “ era' on methods boll weevil—tho will preach MM Entry." and will sing “Tho r <w Joi May Be A Doddering Old Man But St. ^ ^ u fe Certainly Knows How to Hold His Own tgainst One Of The light Fingered Boys ™ £.£%JjS,£%2& ■ M .... ...delivered 1L Tho appeal of the prohibition aaenta for tho bottle did ! mM sagn will bo enforced by special not contain whiskey. .'“Home” songs rendered by Prof. It waa a human finger preserved comjoon. la addition to tbase things thare will be special music by an tag (By Associated Press.) AN JOBE.—A plckpcchet to »»'n In tbe parlance of tbe-un* worlil as a -dip" or a light ui-r.” rhir* |s one .pickpocket in Ban » who really to • 'light finger" light a finger, whichever way you i' you loo kat It. I’he pickpocket robbed Tou' Jol aged Chinese man of twenty lari and mod* hi* nnpa Mturday tho old Chinaman drop- l by th epollce station to pay n i on the chlet , tfter n few minutes of Idle talk. 1 old M»w reacbd lit i>i» I nulled out u sm.il! bottle. •>'o. thte te not a ono on the '"wherTquestloded os to how he happensd to.hnVe tL old Tou Jol winked slowte nnd through an In- r«Tr.ter explained not Ml old men mn -big fool" nnd that when the Dlckpockef wuc robbbpr him. he jrnwed hte cent JU the pickpocket t^S , L™nd^*n.°o1 ism ln tbrtr methods. Their fteSwnl ^Tb# Nmdtt sages are wholly and enUrely iSt tbe'twenty doltonrand succeed- Biblical. ,nd PO ° 1 {f th ^ , . ml “ * - --- «he rare opportunity offered of bearing what has been described cs “The biggest little party In evangelistic ed In escaping but be left a little memento behind him and that Utile ,,,-nto wa* the finger that Tou J<d showed thc chief In the bottle. mented choree choir. Prof. Collte- •on and Dr. Morgan met Ojem last week and were very much Impres sed by tbe fine work they did. Tbe Morgan-Colllsson party to noted for the lack of ** matbods. (Turn to Page Five) lEGtoran Many Ex-Service Men Are Being Added to the Rolls of)the Local Post; Members Working. •• . • P 1—LEGION DRIVE .. the drive for new members in- luguntk) by Tbe Alltn R» Flem- ing post of the American Legion te getting under way and by the time tbe rmapaign closes tha lo- tWMETT SIEBIFF IRES MM Officer Gamer Says the Whiskey Peddlers Are Behind Conspiracy Against Him. LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga—De nial ot being connected with an alleged ‘ wblskay plot whowby be agreed to lallow liquor runners to pass through Gwinnett county without molestation waa made her* by Sheriff E. S. Garner in a statement issued to the public. Sheriff Garner and hte son. time me vms|H»g» — - Deputy Sheriff H. 8. Garner an- cal post expects to hr V* it* mem-, other deputy J- N. Bernard and berchip doubled. ' . ;“Rod" Jones, alleged ram MUiner Prizei. topped b yu reeh priie,w.re arrested her# Wednesday of $15-00, have ,bnen offered the t night by federal officers, members of tbe post securing the j- it la alleged that in th# presence moat members by May first and 0 f one of the officers. Sheriff Gar- *L. w.amWl BM ttAPkill? (law uwfaiifiad m HUM ftf Mltl fmm North Georgia It* old time premi- to hteh ground, -n lint The Exchange is offaring, with out cost for Its service, to as- laemble and distribute the aeed of desirable varieties. While many carloaids hav* been distributed it is announced that the Exchange stlU has an option on some desir able planting aaed which can be placed in th* bands of fanners im mediately. The varieties which the Ex change is pushing are Acaia, a wonderful new cotton from tho weit, endorsed by tho United 8tat*s Department of Agriculture; Cleveland Piedmont, well known Cleveland Pielmont, well known and popular varieties, and | Col lege No. 1, a heavy yielding cotton, bred by the Agricultural College. — varieties produce the •tivcly in the solicitation. an euegca wnisxey runner in con* The local post will bo hoot to ilderation of j projection, end the - —•- —-«•» i" J“lv and money bearing marks of identifi cation placed there by federal mer wa* later taken from the sherifft many of the member* are worktas actively in thk solicitation. The local port will be -- the state conv *-Hon In July and it 1* Imped to swell tbe member ship fn order that a respectable chiming may be made at that time aa wall a* to gat those who have not been interested inside the poet as member#. .... Georgia led the'union te»t year t of the committee to new member* and te leading Agricultural Work- again this t»t th^dJtew for combatting the record can br de J*!? c , first of which to tion from tote iMavm head the boll weevil—to* first of whlcn is uon irem the calcium arsenate dusting msth- parade in Sten Frenctoro next tau Od and tbe Florida methof as well as be awarded to# cup. THEY LIKE IRE BANNER-HERALD The Banner-Herald, * v Athens, Georgia °* n Meant’to tell yon that I enjoy the Pinner-Herald; thoroughly, w. iJ^lhw new* from nil to. grounding towns and the front pag/"[with all dne respect to h^gnee of paper) atwaye loota Uh* n real n&per: a credit to 107 city, conwiun*iy, Md Mwre you I 5nd thepaper of srtflclent Interest and value to Justify the con tinuation of my subscription. Thanking you for same, I am, Sincerely. MRS. LILLIAN C. ROAN. LIKE iT IN j OKLAHOMA. TOO / Tho Banner-Herald ' Athena, Georgia \ . D We" had tbe pleasure of receiving a copy of poor paper today. May w* congratulate yon on IF* make-up and general merit? Utea credit to your organisation and to toe city you ropro- Yours very truly, E. R. WAITE. Secretary Shawnee Oklahoma Board of Commerce. ner received n sum of cash from an alleged whiskey runner in eon- -1J At— -M I Al-_ ..J tL. *•* ul B«*" U A awyiMaitaiig o-vu. #*•- BRIKl..-. ways there b some replanting tc the plan* port of the way. tu.- i ion, it wae stated. be done and often farmers do not and hte observer ware flying. Kt toast three of to# man who I know where to turn quickly to get . big pan ot th* trip, -lir-cti. behind tola outrage on mo and Rood seed for replanting. Thc th* face of the sandstorm. With the office fore*, are nrofsssionn! Exchange will give immediate at- weather conditions Ideal .the time ten tion to orders for replanting for ths flight would no doubt have person, it was stated. “At ire bCniilU HIW VUUBSV VK two OKU my office force, are professional liquor haulers, bootleggers and ~--v law violator!, and on* of them hat. “*“• g record of being convicted at stealing," declares tha sheriff "Th* leader of this gang wa* tak en advantage of and imposed up on by this gang of professional bootleggers who wish to get rid of diligent officere in order that they can rlv their tiade unmotoet- ARRESTKj. |1N GWINNETT. “One of thb gahg was arrested In this county a few days ago by my force with on* hundred empty liquor cads in his ear. Another on* ha* been arrested several timer for hauling liquor and i* a con fessed -liquor hauler and bootleg ger. He has recently stated that he was going to get me yet. lay ing be doubted if he had sufficient evidence .how. A third one is a bootlegger and liquor hauler. All of thte will b* proved at too prop er tim* and place. “! wish to state farther that thih outrage perpetrated en m* a* my home will not deter me in the least from continuing to arrest Jail and convict every liquor haul er and bootleggc? I can catch, and they need not total: such tactics will ^FLthem any.” The Workings Of Fate Are Strange Indeed; Girl Finds Lover Of Years Past, Believed Dead, When Big Automobile Runs Over Him NEW YORK.—Fate te s peculiar iman prison- camp he could Not re nsency In thi* world of ours, and'member who he was. He made his as ths story books say. “truth — ■—*-■ — *—a®* 1 mine MIME Army Ail-man Flies Sev enty-Five Miles in Eigh teen Minutes, in Face of Sandstorm. (By Auoclit.d Press.) WASHINGTON.—Another new record for speed hns been ixtabllsh- lAI RMi .... ed by th* Army Air Service, ac- tach to inch and sixteenth staple coidm* to ou official report issued for which North Georgia won. a hr the war departmenL - • world-wide reputation and for ™* new^ which the market te willing to pay **** 5*222* Arirana to "foti a cant or more par pound a. a gg» 5.°^^ Arizona ,0 hort distance betvra«, the two length is grown on North Georgia ,, *, V enty-fIve miles wheh "fn.™ «„n*rln ten dent Heffsrnsn and his observer covered J. Hope Tignor, superintendent minutes, for an aver- take °* tw ® hundred and ' are not only prepared to taKo care m ji es t)er hour, of lata calls for pnalttag weed hut Th# n , rt , wu under the will render assistance to the farm- most trying conditions as fer in getting replanting se«l. Al- *«nd«toYm retarded tho stranger than fiction. There te n man lying at tbe polat of death In an East Side hospital with the attendants hovering over him and doing all In their power- to bring him back from lb* brink of the-.grave. There Is • little slip of a woman also in ths roqen. . Hers Is th* story: Just before the world war, Harry Elliot wan a plumber In a little mid-west era town. He met Mspr La* Watson, on* spring day, and tha *»*t i i m * acquaintance da* id Into a love match, with everybody happy and the birds singing and th* flowers Moomlng. Harry anawatad the call and went overseas. He was gassed and listed among ths missing: The gas af fected his memory and'In th* Ger- .- -i-. -..J cams back to America. All this time. Mary was moum- IE for her lover whom she thoeght as dead. i Hhe finally came to Nsw-UmM and got work In a' hnt factory. Go ing home to lunch Saturday, saw a big limousine sweep d< and run over a man. She ru« across the narrow street and t •be man In her arms. It Is the same old story, but time It Is true and can be vouc for by the hospital authorities tho ambulance men. She recognised her man. an Impact cleared the cob-webs .. his brain long enough for him come back to the. days gone She Is the little woman sitting by the bedside and God to give her the man s Thc working* of fate are