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tmi BAKOT8R.BBRALP. AtHBWB. QgQttOlJC Echoes From, Bible'inference At Atlanta Baptist Tabernacle Jlttle literary work and the chsrtn- tns operetta by the notary children to be preceded here during the convention la the reeult of aome of the clever literary collaberation between Charlee Carr and Frank , Joneeburg, a Boeton Rotartan now in 8L Peteraburc. By OR. J. A. BELL rtoday. Bear to mind, that thla fear- There cloaca today the created tea, men of Clod Is to be with ua Bible conference, ever held In the aoon In Athene in the BroughW- clty of Atlanta, where, for the paft Morgan Bible ccnference. week, aome four hundred Baptist paatora and preacher*, with scores j*. Curtla Lee Law*, editor of of prominent luymen-voth men and xhe Watchman and Examiner, .of women—from all parta of the atate, New Tork . so Um )ed a clear, thrilling, plua numbers of propHnent Baptlata theofcgical .note from acroaa that from many other statet. have had Mason and Dixon -Line, where to a| a great spiritual, rapral and phy- true Southern BapUet ear. many big I alcal feast. This twenty-eighth muffled gems as wth disonant, dls- Bible conference goes down !» hla- -tract*! sounds, seems to fill the ulr tory aa perhaps without a parallel, with their pulrted fhmes. He ie a '.r equal In Laptllt history. (man of sweetest spirit, yet fearless — ■■■"■ , / , 'in his history reckoning for right- > tlrtiat ala. A ..see. awnant ta ww.. - L . Many Roads to Be Improved; Funds Already Allotted Kiwanis Club Backs Move to Build Structure Hon oring Soldiers From • That County. ! HARTWELL, Ga.—A magnifl- cient memorial hail costing with the lot $7,000 00, and honoring those veterans of the 60's t the Spanrsh-Ameriean soldiers and road, $1»A00. Madison, ’ Danlelsvlllo - Comer road. $18,000. Taliaferro, Crawfordvllle-Wbrron county line road. $16,000. Wilkes, Tlgnall-Elberton road, $20,000. : Baldwin, Mllledgevllle-8aiidara- ville road, $16,000. Clarke County already has under day a number of construction pro jects .not mentioned above. The Hinton Securities Co. Practically all of OeorgtiVshare of the federal aid highway fund for 1828 has been allotted by the state highway board, and am t oy-j ing will atart Immediately ami con ■traction will begin at the earliest possible moment. It was stated < thla week- by W. R-vNeel, state highway engineer. Georgia thla year obtalna from tho federal government $1,878,188, and this sum will bq matched by Qeorala counties oh the 60-60 basis. < The program calls for construc tion of algmt 400 miles of road In about one-flfth of the counties. The allotments for this section of the state are aa follows: Rabun. Clayton • Tallulah river road. $20,000. , Hall, Oalneevt|le-Jet(ereon road, $10,000. Franklin, CarneavlUe-Commorce, road. $16,000. Stephens, cornella-Toccoa road. iurance. Alive! liver ills contdti i Hartwell, it was definitely an nounced at the meeting of the Ki wanis club Friday. After . being presented in -a most forcible manner by Mrs. Me- Alpin Thornton, former president, of the Hartwell Chapter U. D. C., and Mrs. B. C. Teaaley, present president, the plan was given un- GREEN LINGERIE Lingerie In NIT* green is very popular now, developed In voile, organdie, handkerchief linen and eflk crepe. , THREE-PIECE COSTUMES A smart Parle designer Is nslng motifs of floral embroidery on the pockets and-sleeves-of the frocks he creates, then the same design appeals In the lining of thy accom panylkg Jacket. Gaarj jam health animous endorsement of the club upon motion of Kiwanian A. S. Rilhardson. A targe and very valuable lot near the center of the city has al ready been purchased by the local Chapter U. D. C. And it waa an nounced Friday that the land waa free of debt. C. D. Griffin, local contractor was present and gave the club aome ATTRACTIVE EASTER FOOTWEAR v . for Dress and Sports > : PRICES $7.50 to $8.50 Patent PRICES $7.50 to $8-50 Black Satin Athens Women Are Big Wasters,. According to Economics Expert “— v f' fact. Kir la of nearly all European Women Sacrifice Food, t t rifI T r J 1 . 1111 *t i» thought to be sinful to energy ana lime mat waste. But in America people seem Might Be Utilized to Ad- 10 th,nk lh,! rnore they havc *, more they should waxte.' Vantage. “The American motlic.- In primart- ■ 1 — . . ly to blame. She is too annxlous Athena women are big wasters for her daughter, to be u social euf- lf what Mrs. Ida Bailey Allen. New cess to see that ahe has good (un- York City economist says Is trad, damental knowledge of tho things Mrs. Allen declares her opinion that make for happy homes, la baaed on actual fapta and a ra- 4 ’ ) cent survey ahe has mode of wqr DAUGHTERS men of the country In person and ARE SPOILED by questionnaires. ‘The average daughter or tho "You would not bellsve thdt thelnverags. household,is spoiled,from American wormin' waa, or could be. the cradle up and then expects her such a wasteful creature," she said, husband to go on with the spoiling "until vau have (•onfrontcil'her with Iiorfornmnce. Sometimes ha rina. We’ve gained distinction for ability to create Footwear fashions that have found acceptance in the eyes of all wo- jtnen. Particularly is this true this Spring, when selection is the best we have ever shown. •\ BUY YOUR SPRING AND EASTER SHOES : N NOW—YOU’LL BE PLEASED ’ i WITH OUR LINE. "until you have con fronted: her with ovldence as I hava. recently. I havo Just returned from a' trip over the country, Including ' 86, . towns, and cities, and have ■ observed on all' aid?- the p-Mahle way sfc w.istes loud, enerry and time, that m'ght; well be ulliled to good' advantage. ARE BEST > • EDUCATED. "American women are aaJd to he tho beat educated In the world, hut you mopt not think so, to see them In their homes ar elsewhere. Too many of them are sacrificing ea- TAXI SERVICE "Day and Night GEORGIAN BAGGAGE hone TRANSFER CO. Phone >C,<> Office Georgian Hotel CC day and Tuesday. The big States parade, known all over the coun* .... win a- n'u..a.u . a try, will occur on Wednesday. Ac- quatlc sports on the waterfrqnt cc- —~ — ------- —- works cur Thursday Thursday night. Then comes the Rotary Convention on Friday and Saturday with two full days of en tertainment. . constructive Rotary sessions and genial SL Petersburg hospitality. The President of the St. Peters burg. Rotary club la finding tlma for nil < f thla In addition to hla numerous other duties. He la the publisher of the SL Petersburg Tlmrg Chairman of the City School Board, and an officer or dlrectob In u doaen other organizations In the city. In addition to hla busi ness duties he finds time to do a ATHENS SHOE COMPANY Clayton Street sentiala for non-eaaantlalai They seam'to hava no Idas of system! "If American men want about iwrformlng their business duties In of American women do their*. Jackson HMtven pit ythe business Industries, week ei •French. German, Swiss and. In Jackson. Banking Service ELECTRIC RAILWAYS ADOPT MOTOR BUSSES ON BIG SCALE-PACIFIC LINES PURCHASE 81 One of the 81 White basses bougnt by the Pacihc Electric Rjr. and the Los Angeles Ry. Co. one of the largest of its kind tn bus operation aa adoptad by What la (aid to ha the largest order for motor bussei ever placed by an » cctric railway haa just fctan received by the White Company. Cleveland', from the Pacific Electric SFj@WSg.W5i! significant not only in point of sire service < but In showing that leading eicc- Milwa trie railways have turned to bus Light C operation on a large scale to en- Pennsyh large their facilities and give the Youngst public a better service. The in- Co.. Nei vestment in this ease was well over Ohio Tn half a million dollars. O: Chic Within recent months numerous waukee 1 electric lines have, purchased mo- ton Elev tor bus fleets for feeder service. Mass; 1 Almost without exception the bos Co- pro instaliationa have proved to sue,- Railway eesxfnl that initial orders have been ton. D. followed by orders for additional Railway boa equipment The big order Beaver ' placed by the Pacific Electric fid- Liverpoo lowed a thorough investigation of Railway . Tkabuises. which am of the 28- passenger enclosed type, will be us ed to supplement tha street ear and intcrurhan serviea of both !l:-es in Southern .California, some of them to be used jointly by* both fines and others frdlvKJoaHy ac cording to the need* of the various "rbaTpadfie Electric Company Is A Still Greater‘Value Never before has a Ford Sedan been sokf at such a low price. (Never before has there been such a wHtbuilt Ford Sedan—improved with finer upholstery, window regulators, and with many refinements in chassis construction. This is the family car which fully meets «very requirement of economy, comfort afid Sturdy service. So great,is the demand that deliveries will soon be almost impossible. List your order now, make a small down payment, the balance on easy terms. Ford priert have ntvtr been to low Ford quality has tutor bom to high C. A. Trussell Motor Co. V r ^ East Clayton Street Athens, Ga. a I ———i IMH < PURE AND SPARKLING ^ NATURE’S BEST REMEDY No otte/'water has the wonderful taste, the Invigorating feel* Ing thaLlt leaves after each glass full—lt*a delightful, yes It*#— LINTONS PR INGS WATER Drink jt All Year 'Round—But Especially In Spring and 8um- “ mer—PH ONE- 95 3if-T - — l- 4 ■*. * o . * *1 . V Springs Water Company Office Broad Street ALL ABOARD Wiriter. Excursion Fares and All Year Tourist Fares »•*» TO Georgia >eim f 'Havana ■ rids Mississippi ihingtou Now Mexico W *‘ rr.:. . VIA . . . •|5 Georgia Railroad Atlanta & West Point R. R. item Railway of Alabama i time limit and stopover privileges, 'or further information applv to J. P. BILLUPS, G. P. A n x Healey. Building, Atlanta, Ga. . IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF MODERN JB AN KING " Every man’s one great principle in life should be —to be of SERVICE to others. The same principle holds good for business Insti tutions. That is how this Bank has grown—by renderinj prompt and efficient service. Every* accommodation consistent with Bound banking is extended our customers and depositors. Our clientele extends over a wide territory. May we not Georgia National -ft •.•**'* ’ *5^* Athens; Georgia I'-'T!