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About The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1923)
► 1" * lOi S MOB BIX Around Athens J. F. HART. JR.. A SON of Mr. Jim Hart', of Athena, and who Uvea in Dublin, Ga.. waa highly com plimented in the Atlanta constltu- tlon of Friday, In a writo-up In that paper of Dublin. Mr. Hart la spoken of as one of the most pro- grcaalro vltlzens of his town and which owes mucn of Its growth to his”efforts. ''S THE RIVER STREET BRIDGE fa now completed, except the ap' proaches. The grading of Madison avenue Is progressing but con siderable rock Is to be blasted out and which takes time. When this work Is finished the road hands wfll be carried to the Princeton road, and then to the Athens- jefferson highway. Jackson conn ty will be asked to meet us at the county line with a good road. MR. CORRY MAXWELL, of Lexington, says fully two-thirds of the negroeB have left Ogle thorpe county, and those • who exoduhted are able bodied and good hands, and only sorry dar keys and old men, women and children are left. He says many farms In his county must this year remain unfilled for lack of labor. REAL ESTATE AGENTS say that the demand for both city property and farming lands Is pick lag up and they predict a ?*• r. mrl revival In their line of business this spring and summer. WHILE MANY FARMERS AROUND ATHENS sold their cot ton when the price reached thirty cents, some are still holding and now say they wan# ihlrty-dve cents. The Banner-Herald predict ed last fall that the startle would bring thirty cents by spring. All of our merchants are now re ceiving new spring goods and they are anticipating a fine trade. Everybody Is hopeful and happy. Mr. Will Scott, manager of the Scott Hardware Co., says his firm ' Is having a good sale for paints. Nqthlng Improves a home like a coat of fresh paint, or so helps the looks of a city. / COTTON SEED FROM the Wln- tervllle Pure 8ead Association are being shipped all over the South. THE DEMAND FOR COW PEA? Is Increasing and they have da- vanced to |l a bushel. Now that so many negroes bavo let# the ' fanners had better sow down ' vacant fields In peas, and the hay will bring as much as would a cultivated crop. MR. JOHN R. MOORE, who Uvea' on the commerce road and has many friends In Athens, I* up from a severe case of the flu. Nearly all of his negroes have left, but be baa found white labor to take their place. THE HOME OF THE LATE Mr. Tom Hudson, who lived abo .t five miles from the city, near Center, has the best drawing chimneys ever built. A tramp gate him their dtmentlons and a diagram' when an addition to bis home was being built Mr. Hudson waa the first man to Introduce the German carp- fish In Georgia, and made big mon ey from • small pond In. front of his bouse. There were millions of young carp In this jiond and he sold them att from ten to fifty cents each. People came hundreds of miles for them. But the carp ■ erase soon played out FISHERMEN SAY THE Stream; around Athene appear to be fished poultry. The day Is no# very distant when the entire distance between Athens and Bogart will be one unbroken settlement or small and intensive farms. This Is a beautiful and healthful sec tion overlooking all surrounding country. Towns and cities always extend to the West, so It Is said. c ampus hatter THE^FRESHMAN CLUB dance which has generally been given the first night of the Spring Dances will be given the latter part of April. THE FIR8T. TRACK meet of the year will be held during the first week after the Easter holidays. E. H. HIGHTOWER la at his home In Sparta. 3. SATLOFF Is spending the Easter holidays In Columbus. C. A. LEWIS will spend a part of She Eaater season granted by the University at Dawson. E. A. WEXELBAUM Is now In Macon. F. B. MARTIN la at Statesboro M. J. PRESANT loft the latter part of the week for Albany. j MISS KATHERINE PARK will spend the approaching week end In Atlanta. G. B. MILLER has gone to Way' cross. HOKE WAMACK Is at Soper' ton. W. P. HILL Is spending the holi days In Newnan. PROF. FOREST GUMMING, a graduate of Hie University of Georgia and a former member of its faculty, now located at Warrsn ton, waa In the city Saturday. B. A. NOLAN Is spending the holidays In Msrietta. W. 0. FOOTE la at Tugalo. CLAIRE FREDERICK Is spend- ind the holidays with his family in Marshallvllle. LUCIAN LAMAR is at Dawson. MUCH ENTHUSIASM has been ivlnced by the students of psychol ogy in the popular psychological demonstrations by Doctor Edwards He thoroughly convinced his class of the possibility of mental tele- pathy. oi. mu hi sum ITS.S.KK Athenian on Program For Principal Address At Baptist Sunday School Conven^on, Dr. John D. Moll, of Athens, president of the Georgia Baptist Convention Will be one of the principal speakers at the conven tion of the Georgia Baptist Sun meets In Cordela April 4. Repre meets In Cordela April 4. Roprol sentattvea of more than 2,000 Oeor gia Sunday schools are expected to attend the meeting. Among He loading speakers MARKETS NEW YORK COTTON Open 2 P.M. P.C. May • .. 23.25 29.03 *9.37 July 28.45 28.05 22.50 October 24.85 24.65 25.01 December 24.20 24.41 January' 23.90 23.96 24.11 11 A. M. UidH: slay 29.26; July 28.30; Octuber 24.90; December 24.30. NEW ORLEANS COTTON Open It P.M. P.C. .. 28.00 28.20 28.30 .. 28.00 27.90 28.15 .. 24.35 24.22 24.35 .. 23.96 23.69 23.93 .. 23.55 23.75 May .. .. July .. .. October .. December . January .. 11 A. M. Bids: May 28.46;; July 28.lt; October 24.41; December 23.92. COTTON SEED OIL Open Noon P.C. . . 11.50-12 11.50-12 11.75-12 • .. 11.60-90 11.60-80 11.83-85 . . 11.67-70 11.60-68 11.75-76 , • . 11.70-79 11.70-75 11.77-83 . .-11.76-77 11.76-79 11.86-iT( . . 11.76-79 11.75-79 11.85-8. . . . 11.69-70 11.69-71 11.78 . . 11.56-60 11.59-60 11.80-85 LIVERPOOL COTTON March April May . June • July . Au*. . Sept. . Oct. . Today Yesterday May 14.62 15.52 July 14.44 15.31 September 13.78 14.52 October 13.42 14.16 November .. .. 13.21 T3.96 December 13.06 13.79 LIBERTY BONDS Ary. hut the finny tribe are coming I Dwilel, bock and thus early some nice P«*tor of tbe Flrat Baptist church, catcbes are mud*. • WHAT AN IMPROVEMENT It would be to our city If every owner of Atlanta and Dr. W. L. Potent, of Wake Forest, N. C.; president of Wake Forest college. Other prominent speakers wbo nf“a vacant lot would emulate tba ■—”■» what. lot. and plant them In Howar. o, M Nj-hriUe.^ann.; Omreraor- Mtss Annie L. Williams, Birming ham, Ala.; Mra. Thomas J. Espy, Hartwell; Miss Eugene Ttchnor, Macon; Mrs. W. C. Key, Led range; Mrs. W. L. Culbertson, Commerce; George W. Andrews, Atlanta; Dr. William Russell Owen, Macon; Mias Virginia Lee, Nashville; Dr Homer L. Grice, Washington; and Mrs. J. M. Dawson, Waco, Texas. The convention Is Intended to correlate all tba agencies now be ing used by tbe churches in their Sunday schools and apodal emphas Is la to be given to administration, which la designed to bring to tbe superintendents and officers of the even vegetables. Several vacant bite In our business center, are used aa dumping grounds for trash and lltfcr. - .MR. AND MR 8. OEOROK PHADWYLBR have returned from a visit of several months to Florida With tha Doxler Brother. WORK WILL NOT START on the Oconee street bridge until more Imporiunt and naodad road r ik Is done. That Is a lob that not pressing, as a good bridge and cement road are now In use. EXCEPT LARGE land-owners, all say they have enough labor to culijvnto their crops. An unusual ly largo acreage has been planted In small grain nnd hay crons, and which leaves less land to till. This Is what farmers must do to mako up. for labor abortags. THE OLD TOWN HALL that once stood In the center of Waah- Incton street, was noted tor Its -•croustlp*. One could alt In a seat and hear almost a •whts- on the stage. The design of HR room should have been pro- WHEN THE RIVER STREET hrldve la comnleted and tbe hills 1 hevond graded down, the State appropriate money to helo a good road to the Savannah . This will he the most Im- jv'-tant highway leading Into Ath ena. aa over It will pass o great r»rf of tourisli from the East tt schools what' the general officers beUcvo' fb be tbe most Important Sunday school method*, It la Indi cated. WILL GIVE ENTERTAINMENT Features of the convention will bo the demonstration work and the addresses; an automolle ride to Vienna where the delegatee will M guests at a 'reception by tbe Vienna Sunday school; and tbe deHvery of the AA-1 standard' awards to the Vienna .and Byron- vlUo Sunday schools by Arthur Flake, of Nanhvllla. Tenn. The delegatos will bo entertain ed free of charge in Cordele homes. If their names are received by W. L. Robuck. of that city, before March It. - Tee railroads are re ported to bavo granted a one and one-half tore for the round trip to tAose who present their local tick et agents,with a round trip- Identi fication certificate when purchas ing their ticket 3 First 4 l-4s .. Second 4 l-4s .. Third 4 l-4i .. . Fourth 4 1-4* .. Victory 4 3-4a .. Open I*. C. .. 101.00 .. 97.16 97.16 .. 97.06 97.18 . i 98.07 98.07 .. 97.14 97.20 .. 100.00 100.00 CHICAGO GRAIN Open P. C. WHEAT— , x Sept 1134 113KB May 120 120 115 115 S«pt .. .. v 77% 77% May 73% 73% July j * 764 OATS— Sept 42% May 44% 44% July 44% NEW YORK STOCKS Open 2 P.M. P.C. Coca Cola .... 74% 76 Cuban Cane Suxar 18% 10% CUban Cane pfd .. 68 55 U. S. Steel .. .. 107 100% 10fl% Austin ‘NicholM .. 294 29% Bethlehem Steel .. 01% iwvi *7% Southern Ry 36% 33% 334 Southern Ry. pfd .... 704 Pan American .. 79% 79 79 Pan Amc.. B Stock »3% 94 934 American Sugar .. 18% 78% Kennlcott Copper, . 414 41% 41% InduMtrlal Alcohol . 694 «#% 69% N. Y. Central ... ltl% 122% Market Gossip Received Over F. J. Linnell & Company’s Private Wire NEW ORLEANS.—Liverpool wan due Dl to SB down on Now Orleans. 48 to B* lower by New York. South ern spots Saturday were 8S to 7B lower, except unchanged at Memphis, Dallas 78 lower, middling there 8B.7S, tales Dallas B bales, all told only 784 vs 8,480 Friday. ' Aotlon of federal reserve board this week will perhaps Monday likely dominate market. If Interest rate Is left unchanged mar ket may react perhaps sharply but If rate Is raised It will likely have fur- ther liquidation but this would do' pend as to bow high the rats may be raised. Other features following the recent big decline have-to be reckoned with such as weather developments and spo tadvices. If unfavorable matic conditions prevails or If spot demand Improves marks! may b< sustained, perhaps recover some Expo ret this week from the United States last year were rather light, only about 88,808 bales, proba bly bo Isrger this week. Shipments from Unltyd States Saturday were 11,800 vs. 8,000 las tyear. Sentiment remains confused, some traders think decline has gonw far enough, others believe values will work lower. Holi day In markets next Friday and Sat urday. In Liverpool rtext Friday. Sat unlay and Monday. Easter holldyas. "Hail the Woman” Palace Tonight; “Strongheart,” Police Dog At Elite Katherine McDonald, Bessie Love, “One Exciting - Night" Coming. Symbolic of American womanhood. ; vtmlulaut, reflecting an animated philosophy, and life, and with a 1 drama of the very heart of things theme carrying a universal appeal, and containing flashes of delicate hu- Hall the Woman,” Thomas H. Ince’s mor deftly Interjected with a master- supreme human epic, the featured ly touch of spontaneity and under- atractlon at the Pajpce tonight, !.s standing of human nature, the most dramatic and Impressive I - screen production seen here In yearn. (“THE SILENT CALL'* AT THE It is a picture which preserves the ( ELITE TODAY AND TOMORROW tender Illusion of Romance in the, Monday and Tuesday the special midst of an atmosphere of stirring ' ,i„ y atractlon at the Elite Thei- reallty. Introducing powerful sltua- tre will be “The Silent Call" which U the biggest arid best northwestern special ever sfen at this popular playhousp. This picture features ^Strongheart,” the great police dog actor ami was recently shown for two weeks a? the Metropolitan Theatre In Atlanta to capacity business. Every* where this picture has played comes the report that It Is one of the sea- aon'a best. Monday aa the extra at traction a Star comedy, “Out of Or- dei*” la shown, while Tuesday the extra attraction la “Buffalo Bill.” tlons, splendidly enacted. Into surroundings of everyday life. It hails ATHENS LEADERS IN THEIR LINE Tbere is hardly a need or waht that cannot be filled in Athens’ stores or factories tin i r PALACE SPECIAL TONIGHT I Nashville Lady Attribute* Root ! Health to Cardul—Say* She •Was Suffering Agony | When She Began to Take IL I Nashville. Tenn.—Mra. Dudley iB. Stuart, 519 Ash stroet, this • city, recently made the following •'The nmon" of tlio Modern Age— statement: “Before I started tak splendid product of the most modern | mgr Cardul, I waa sick !h bed. I of peoples, the American. [weighed 90 pounds. This great jlay acts as a mental “My mother came to see me ant' told me to get Cardul- My hus band went to town and brought home two bottles which I took. A once I began to improve, althoug 1 up to thut time I had taken medi cine but it had not helped me at all. From the first dose of Ckr- dui my appetite 4>egan to eome back. I had been suffering from fe- 42 Voices Form Chorus in Stainer’s “The Crucifixion” Crucifixion," the oratorio which is to be presented Thursday evening of this week at the Central Pres byterian church, had a career that * aad .°® en * was marked almost from birth . !” a ' e trouble. . . was so v/eak and with great musical accomplish- ln 8U J* 1 a run-down conditon. Thai ment. When.he was seven years old he entered the Cathedral of. St. Paul in London as' a member of the choir- Even at this very early age he was quite a remarkable or- ftanist as well as a fine sight- singer. Though he left the St. Paul Ca thedral in 1856, being at that time only sixteen .years old, he |wd, even then, often taken charge of the organ on important occqstyns Later in life He became oqa' of 'England’s most noted organiyta, receiving many honors for his ar tistic work and holding the moat important positions in England. Stainer Composed h number of oratorios and cantatas. The most noted of these “Tho Daughter of Jairus” and “The Crucifixion.’’. All who are fortunate enough to hear the performance. Thurs day evening will bd greatl; pressed with the gift that ! possessed tor adapting hta musir to this very holy text. It is at once devoutly beautiful and intense ly inspfring. A chorua of forty two voices, selected from the choirs of Ath ens, has made wonderful progress under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hodgson in the pro duction of the choral work of this oratorio. In addition to the choruses, the oratorio contains several beautiful solos. This performance 1* being given under the auspices of tbe latdies Auxiliary of the Central Presby terian church who hope that all the members of the various con gregations of Athena will be pres ent- COTTON FIX)WEB BRIMS Hat brims composed'entirely o* small flowers are seen everywhere The flower* are arranged so they give a flat appearance and givr no suggestion of heaviness or weight. HUBBARD: We may bar# a shxr, rally but attar expect furtbor Uqul datlon. WELD: Wo can only again advise purchases when It bocoates evident that liquidation over. HENTZ: Pressure will centime as Iona aa the fears of tho roomen. hold sway. THOMPSON and McKINNON: Sell ing of new crop* seems be a wise on*. LOO AN and BRYAN: Should New England labor feature tak* a belter turn prices would bo found very re sponsive. . GRAIN BARTLETT: Expect enlarged buy; lug power on any further decline. LAMSON: Lack of speculative In terest* Js noted. HULBURD WARREN: Look for further decline In wheat and believe It will affset other grains adversely. THOMPSON and McKINNON: Do not anticipate lower prices, despite rather heavy cash situations. STOCKS POST and FLAOO: Market Is not likely to have more than a moderate met Ion. \ LOOAN and BRYAN: Expect the time Is Oppertun* for'reducing long Slop rfs |@lg§ xttsttBnisoticxaios iul congestion. Sloan's ].bilnwnt.^Jipftl f —Yollow Squash —Cucumbers —New Irish Potatoes —Egg Plante —Carrot* —Ball Pepper* —Nle* Rip* Tomatoes. PIGGLY-WIGGLY M was two years ago. . . I kept on taking Cardui as a tonic. “My appetite is good: I cer tainly owe a lot to this medicine. Nothing- did me any good until I begn to .take iL It made me gain 48 pounds. I don’t weigh quite oo much now on account of the baby nursing, but I feel perfectly well. I am very grateful for whaf it has done for me, for I was suf fering agony when I began to take it.” Writing later of her experience in the use of Cardui. Mrs. Stuart said: “My health is better now than ever and am produt to aay Cardui did it.” nfMKTonicN VvwvvvaA WOOL EMBROIDERY Wide bands of wool embroidery trim some of the newest coats. A brown crepe de chine wrap intro duces shades of orange lacquer rec and black on its silken surface. BOLEROS FASHIONABLE The bolero costume it exceeding ly smart. A model of navy blue flannel has a yoked skirt and a short jacket bound with white flannel, and equipped with very large collars and cuffs of white. E. D. STONE P R I N T E R 8 Telephone 1198-W 137 N. Lumpkin 8treet LOOSE-LEAF Systems and Supplies Exceptional Service The McGregor- Co. Clayton 8t Athens, Ga. A Complete Office Supply House Art Hiatal Agency THE McGREGOR CO. Clayton 8L Athena, Ga. PIEDMONT W-E-I-N-E-R-S Beat In the World— by P I E D M O kV MARKET Athens, Georgia Your memorial should bo chosen With thoughtful Consideration, for It will bo your last message to those who live after you. Bell Bros. Marble Co. Manufacturers of Marble and Granite Monuments of Quality. Phone S96-J 548 Thomas Street Athena, Georgia Anderson Plumbing Co. PLUMBING AND HEATING Good Mechanics Good Material .Belt Prices Phone 1116 40 W. Clayton Whan It Comas to a Good B • A - R - B - E • R — 8a* — ARTHUR HOWARD Professional Hair Cutter WHITE CU8TOM 261 Thomas St Athens, Ga IF YOUR GLA8SE8 HURT YOUR EYES AND ARE NOT BEAUTIFUI Buret ’Em and Got— PENDLEY’S W* Examine and Fit Your Eyea. Optometrist and Optician Southern Mutual Building Athens, Georgia AMBULANCE 106-Phone-1025 DORSEY’S Funeral Chapel Hancock and College Avenues. Boat Storage Battery tOOKFOR THIS SIGN }r&£i Batteries and Service on * All Makes Athens Battery Co. Phone 986 Clayton street Jpwalry, Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, 8ilverwear and Cut Glass of 'Guaranteed Quality. J. BUSH Tha Reliable Jeweler (Next to Kress) “Thet Air Service on College Ave." Abernathy Auto Supply Company. AUburn Certified Tire* amf Tubes Duval-Hand Tires end Tubes —SERVICE— Oils—Crease*—ass iccessorles of All Kinds. Downing Olare Shields Courteous Attention to All ' Customer: “Tho iMgehlno You Will Eventually Buy" UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER Wa have Just opened a branch offloo In Athens at BRAD-O’s, 199 Collage Avenue—1923 Modal* Now on Display. Also Ser- vie# Department HONE 1400 'H. C. HACKNEY,’ Representative W. G. TILLER Plumbing and Heating Contractor WE KNOW HOW Repair work guaranteed 1716 149 N. Lumpkin 8L MADE GOOD—TASTES GOOD—IS GOOD AND UNUSUALLY GOOD IN EVERY WAY Costa’s Ice Cream “JUST A LITTLE BIT BETTER” Manufactured by THE JOS. COSTA COMPANY Phones 697—1746—1747 Athens, Georgia Farm Implements, Machinery, Tools and ' Hardware. Wagons — Buggies — Harness, v Makers of Universal Back Bands. \ T < . Dealer* In Lucas Paint*— T The Beat Paint for AM Purposes V GRIFFETH IMPLEMENT CO: ' Broad Street r Spring Salad Spring Onions Red Ripe Tomatoes Egg Plants Cauliflower Iceberg Lettuce Spring Beans Cucumbers White Onions ARNOLD-ABNEY &CO. ^VAN-NIL 4s s syutbetlr vanilla or rare flavouring content uoa-eleobollr.) Its delirious flavor \/AM MIT lta allurlna ,r *B ranc * gratifies desire - rtlvlllL tempts a trial -HOUSEHOLD G00DS- W* do th« best packing of household goods that can be done by anyone. If you are contemplating moving to another city, lot . us glv* orou an estimate on a flrat.elass packing job. «■»’, .4 4 - Satisfaction guaranteed. v CLARK CHILDS: Tbe federal re- serve la Ukely to be productive of All Kind*—Put Up Anywhere In 50 Milas of Athens. Phone 1350 to W. FARRELL PICTURE FRAMING We’ll frem* your picture*— any kind—any size. LARGE STOCK OF SELECT MOULDING Picture Mats And Glass ' " W.'J.'GARDNER ] [fgyyjfg£i|jg£ji PRESSING PERFECTION To do tbs work carefully and properly. To make deliveries on th* dot ' That’s the service we give. We Make a Specialty of Ladies’ Work Hats Cleaned and Reblocked PHONE 1287—WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED EVANS PRESSING CLUB VonCannon.Wall Bldg. Lumpkin Street GEORGIAN HOTEL “Athens' Distinctive.Hotel” 125 Rooms 75 With Bath RATES $1.50 to $3.00 Day '“The Rotaiy Hotel’ On Five National Highways—All Roads Le»<l , to Athens and the Georgian. . 50c—Our Merchants Lunch—50c ' H. R. & C. R. CANNON, Lessees The New Cecil: ATLANTA: Terminal Hotel
