The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, March 27, 1923, Image 6

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Bernhardt Answers
Final Curtain Ca
Continued root* page one)
MARKETS'^ 1
much bigger on opening but traders
are apt to sell on bulges.—O'REILLY.
A good presence is a
letter of recommen
dation
The well dressed man gets attention. He
gets respect, too, because good clothes lift
him out of the rut, they make him stand out
in a crowd.
I kuppenheimer
Good Clothes
do this for you. They give you an
, "investment in good appearance”
We’re showing new styles, new fabrics, new
colors, for men and young men.
Furnishings, for Men and Boys
LEE MORRIS
“THE DAYLIGHT CORNER
STATEMENT OF CONDITIONS OJP
. THE AMERICAN STATE BANK
RESOURCES
Time Loam and Discount*
Demand Loam
Stock
Other 8<
Secured toy Real Estate
In the Federal Reserve Bank
n the I _
Stocks and Bondi
Banking Home
'Furniture and Fixture*
.Other Real Batata Owned
Due from Federal Reserve Bank
Cash in Vault and Amounts Deposited with
Approved Reserve Agent*
Duo from Other Banks In this State
Checks for Clearing House
fMt.U0.33
3.313.04
4t.100.00
3,300.00
1,330.00
33,847.80
13483.83
3480.43
34473.36
73433:48
1340
646341
114.88
Other checka and Cash Item* •••: , “rx?
Overdrafts
Overdrafts
,Revenue Stamps
66.00
TOTAL •• 3831454.17
" LIABILITIES
•’Capita! Stock Fald in
Surplus Fund
■Undivided Profit*
Dividend* Unpaid ;
■•DM to Banks in this State
individual Depoeito Subject to Check
. -Time Certificates of Deposit
Savin** Deposits
Cashier’s Checks
’Certified Checks
Bills Payable to Federal Reserve Bank
3100,000.00
30.000.00
38488.38
. 24.00
8,848.21
334.134.83
37,778.60
266486.38
303.42
84.06
14,810.00
3831464.17
• TOTAL
STATE OF GEORGIA. CLARKE COUNTY. _
Before me came O. R. Davis, Cashier of The American State Bank,
’who being duly sworn, say* that the above'foregoing statement is a
true condition of said Bank, as shown by the books of file in said bank.
Q. R. DAVIS.
8worn to and subscribed before me,.this 37th day of March, 1333.
HENRY T. AIKEN.
Notary PnbUc, C. C. Ga.
STATEMENT OF CONDITIONS OF
TOE ATHENS SAVINGS BANK
’Located at A them, Ga., at close of business March 314833 as called
for by the superintendent of banks
RESOURCES ,
«Time Loans and Discounts ..•.-****•.***•**.*.
r Uni tad States and State ot Georgia Bbnds .....a....,
. Ranking House -
-Furniture and Fixtures
- Other Real Estate Owned
-Cash In Vault and Amounts Deposited with?Approved
ISk- «Re*orve Agents i.viol
••Checks for Clearing House
•Other Checks and Cash Items .,..*....w.
.. Overdrafts
’< War Savings Certificates
*• Internal Revenue Stamps
era whom she had Interpreted for
the world and whose bust* and por
traits adorned her home, beckoned
the tragedienne to Join them after
tenderly awaiting 1 to claim her. She
passed at 8 p. m., Monday.
The actreee died within’ the
church. The extreme unction—the
last sacrament—waa administered
ahortly before her death by the
Rev. Riaser of St. Frances De Sales
church. “Toward the end of the
aervlce, the prleat aaid, “She only
half recognised me, hardly under
stood, and waa unable to talk.”
Outside her home on Boulevard
Pereire, In the gorgeous twilight, a
group of people, of high and low
atatlona In life, guxed at the house
as if uwe-atruck. Simple bretonne
nurso-maida joined beautiful Pari-
slennes In mumbling and whisper
ing their rosaries, a prayer for the
great prodigal daughter who had.
now return#*) :tO the bosom of the
church.' ’
8ENDS MESSAGE
TO AMERICA
Forty-fve minutes before the lm
mortal had passed, she sent her
secretary, Madame Ncrmand, with
a farewell message to her admirers
In America.
To the people of America she ad
dressed these words:
“I am deeply touched with the
sympathetic interest of my beloved
American friends.”
This was Sarah Bernhardt's mes
sage to her friends overseas, given
the Associated Prdss at 6:45 o'clock
this evening by her secretary, Ma
dame Normand.
Bernhardt had a severe relapse
Inst Friday midnight and an exam
ination showed that she was
tim of urenln. Since then only her
wlU to live and injectlc/is of mor
phine, caffeine and camphor had
kept her ulive.
The first ndlcatlon of^.Bernhardt's
serious illness came about three
months agd when she collapsed in
the Edward VII. theater, while re
hearsing for Sachy Guitry's new
play, "Un Sujet De Roman.”
Even ns the life of the great ar
tist wos ebbing Monday morning,
six movie men clattered Into the
house with their trappings, declar
ing the film In which she was star
ring must be completed even
though she died.
Bernhardt, while still ill. agreed
to net for the films. Tho woman
who had gone through several for
tunes signed the contract because
she was sorely In need of money.
All the sets * were taken In her
home.
“The Divine Sarah” was born In
Paris, OctQber 23, 1845, and duly
christened Roslne Bernard. Her
father was a French Catholic, her
mother a Dutch Jewess. Baptised
In her father's faith, she received
her early education in a convent
school. At* 15, she entered the great
training college ot the French
stage, the \ Conservatoire. .
NEW YORK COTTON
Prev.
' Open High Low Close Clone
May .. .. 29.05 29.23 28.94 29.14 28.
July .. .. 28.02 28.26 27.77 28.16 27.53
Oct 24.89 25.23 24.75625.10 24.45
Dec 24.30 24.65 24.18 24.60 23.88
Jan 23.70 24.30 23.61 24.32 23.35
11 A. M. Bids: May* 28.80; July
27.79; October 24.75.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
Prov.
Open High Low Close Close
.. 28.05 28.59 24.92 28.52 28.29
.. 27.7G 28.12 27.60 28.07 27.90
.. 24.40 24.71 24.21 24.68 24.4C
.. 23.95 24.27 23.75 24.21 24.02
.. 23.63 24.06 23.60 24.01 23.83
11 A. M. Bids: May 27.92; July
27.59; October 24.21; December 23.41.
May
July
Oct.
Dec.
Jan.
I GRAIN OPINIONS
. HULBURD WARREN: The general
situation appears heavy.
BARTFZER: Look for buying pow
er to develop.
LOWITZ: Lower level* look prob
able.
STEIN ALSTE1N: Further liquida
tion likely In May contracts.
HARRIS WINTHROP: C».h mar
ket, continue tame.
CLEMENT CURTIS: We look for a
alow dragging market.
LAMSON: We «e no Indications
ot a serious .break. .
’MBS'IOC
BESTIMK
To dean out your bowels with
out cramping or overacting, take
Cascarets. Sick headache, bilious
ness, gases, indigestion, sour, up
set stomach, and all such distress
gone bf mornipg. Nicest physic on
earth' for grown-ups and chiicren.
10c a box. Taste like can try.—Ad
vertisement.
April
May ,
June
July .
Aug.
Sept.
Oct. .
COTTON SKID OIL
Open Noon P.C.
. .. 11.60-12 11.65-12.11.50-95
.. 11.66-72 11.72-75 . 11.63-64
. .. 11.70-80 11.79-80 11.68-70
.. 11.80-81 11.83-85 11.75-77
.. 11.79-81 11.82-84 1174-75
. .. 11.79*81 11.76-77 11.68-69
.. 11.71-73 11.68-70 11.63-65
May
LIVERPOOL COTTON
Today Yesterday
14.58
July .. 14.40
October 13.40
November 13.20
December 13.04
14.62
14.44
13.42
13.21
13.06
CHICAGO GRAIN
Open
2 P.M.
P.C.
WHEAT—
Sept
113
113%
113%
May
118%
119
118%
July
114%
115
114%
COHN—
Sept
76%
77
76%
May
73
73%
72%
July
75%
72%
75%
OATS—
Sept
43%
42%
42%
July
44%
44%
44%
NEW YORK STOCKS
Open 2 P.M.
P.C.
Coca Cola
94%
95%
93
Cuban. Cane Suxnr
14%
16%
Cuban Cane, pf<j.
58
56%
U. 8. Steel .. ..
196
105%
105%
Auntin Nichols ..
29%
29%
Bethlehem Steel..
64%
65
64
Southern By
32%
33%
32%
Southern Ry. pfd
49%
C9»4
Pan American ...
77%
78*4
77%
Pan A me., 11 Stock
72%
73%
73
American Sugar.
79%
78
Konnlcott Copper
40%
41%
Industrial Alcohol
70%
70%
69%
N. Y. Central ....
07'4
97%
97%
Ame.. Tel. Tel. ..
122%
122%
122%
Bright Future For
Ga. Institutions of
Learning Forecast
Continued from pa«o one)
LIBERTY BONDS
Open P.C.
3 t-Ss 100.33 100.33
FIrat 4 l-4s 07.6* 97.12
Second 4 1-4* »7.t0 ’07.00
Third 4 1-4, .'. 08.03 98.03
Fourth 4 1-4, 97.20 97.24
Victory 4 3-4, .. .. .. 100.66 100.0.1
state. They have s legislature that
is providing the maintenance, and
the reason that it can make this
provision is that the tax systems
are adequate to keep money suffi
cient in the treasury to make the
needed improvement* and expan
sions. I understand that the money
js raised in North Carolina by
two kinds of taxes principally—
the income tax and the corpora
tion tax. And then, too, a large
irt of the new buildings are
.^ing constructed through Hinds
derived from bond issues. Even r
to tho most casual observer and
disinterested person, the develop,
ment of • ices for educational
training is entirely obvious., We
must hand it to North Carolina
that she is certainly caring for the
educational progress of her state
and its youth.”
Doctor Soule was very sink-
•tisly 'impressed -with the high
school building in Wilson, N. C.
the city in. which he addressed tho
Eastern Carolina exposition. He
said that the school occupied an
entire city block, is ft**- stories
lugh. is equipped with «wr
[>ools, showers, all kinds of ath-
Jetic contraptions, and everything
93 jletic contraptions, and everything
—* that goes in the making of a mod
ern high school.
C/.her institutions that favor
ably impressed the president of
the Georgia State College of Ag
riculture were the -institution that
corresponds to the Georgia Agri
cultural College and the smaller
colleges scattered about the state.
Even the glan.our ot the pro
gress of North Carolina did not
cause Dr. Soule to lose faith ir
his own state—in fact, it tender ,
to strengthen it, :md in talking
to correspondents said that he
thought that if. the people of
Georgia could Just wake up to the
needs of the situntion, Georgia
could far outstep any other state
in the Union. Already Georgia,
with its limited means, is doing a
great work in the ediknting of
youth for the battles of life.
ib-
Market Gossip
Received Over F. J.
Linnell & Company’s
Private Wire
ATHENS COTTON
market
$856,711.61
117,450.00
J1.07S.0J
800.60
11447.31
131,622.85
■.171.90
20,17!
843.28
442841
1.692.00
100.00
TOTAL
$1444,04542
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock Paid In $100400.00
• Surplus Fund 200,009.00
• Undivided Profits 85472.86
‘ - $4010$
Due to Banka in this State
(dual Deposits Subject to Check $841,71145
Certificate* of Deposit 81410.80
avlngs Deposits
fills Payale to Banka In this State
’““‘"I LlaollUier. not Included above
805,48188 • 78846187
214.00
TOTAL $1444,04192
STJATK OF GEORGIA. CLARKE COUNTY.
’before me came Q. A. Melh Cashier of Tho Athens Savings Bank,
true condition of'sald'nanvriiS shb’wn By the books offllnfn'mid Bank!
V. — • -wi'—Aw - OJL’SfELL.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 26tb day of Marcb, 1923.
LAURENE S. BRAY,
* „ fl. P. Clarke County Gs.
■Si
Wendell’s Pills, Ambition
Brand, Eta Run-Dovn,
Tired Out People.
•5 put
n tally
or physically
cent box ot
illlon Brand, at
dent, mem
depressed, get a- (0
Wendell's Pills, Ambii
Palmer to Son today and take the
tret big step toward feeling better
right away. ■ ,
If yon work too hard, smoke too
much or ere nervous, Wendell’s
Pills, Ambition Brand, will mein
money back from Pnlmer to Bos
on tb* first box purchased.
As a treatment for affections ot
tb* nervous system, constipation,
lose of appetite, sleeplessness, orl
Nervous Indigestion, get a box of’
Wendell's Pills, Ambition Brand ’
ran feel better bi three, days ot,
today on the money back plan. —
Advertisement.’ '< ’
The market closed a fraction
lower Tuesday, going down to
28tt from the previous close of
28*65.
NEW ORLEANS, Ll.—Liverpool
was due 37 to 41 down by New Or
leans, so to 34 lower by New York,
most on nears. Southern spot* yes
terday were 38 to 100 down: Dellas
86 lower, mlddllns there 37.90; aalee
at Dellas non*: all told 3,149 v*. 734
Saturday. While reactions era likely
from time to time the dtspoeltlon
will likely be to sell especially on
bulges, particularly Is thsre no re
vival of consequsnce In the spot de
mand. '
When liquidation starts then la nd
telllns when or how It wM. end.
Monday morning it wo, thought that
the- decline had spent Ito course,
whereas In afternoon market woe
weaker than In early hours. Shorts
are more Regressive, are surer of
their ground and era enco.irmgsd In
tlielr operations by prospects tor a
lar»« crop this year. .Meanwhile
longs ore on the defensive. Com
pared with hut year's stock on ship-
hoard at Galveston Monday waa 43,-
900 vs. 62,000, Naw Orleans 20,006 vs.
36,000. Apparently sentiment la more
bearish than otherwise, the recent
big decline notwithstanding.—H. end
B. BEER.
WSATHSR FORECAST ‘
MEMPHIS, Tcnn. - Temperatures^ of the
very cold over entire belt, light
rainfall Charleston, Jacksonville end
Montgomery districts, heavy rainfall
In -Shreveport and Sari Antonio dis
trict.. Forecast: -Tuesday entire belt
mostly port cloudy and colder.—
STANLEY. , •
COTTON
HUBBARD: Think that most of the'
weakly held cotton hoe been eold and
that while we may hava Borne slight
ly further decline that the market
has very nearly reached the bottom
for the time being.
WELD: Although we continue of
the opinion that ultimately higher
prices' will lie reached we are In
clined to fear that current reaction
may extend somewhat further.
IIENTZ: We should have a further
good recovery from this level.
HOUSMAN: Favor purchases.
LOO AN and B.: Technical condl-
Plans Developing
For S. A. Campaign
(Continuad from page one)
President Ladies Aukillary Ameri
can Legion and lire. E. B. Hudson,
President Parent-Teacber Associa
tion; D. A. R. Committee: Mrs. R.
P. Brooke, Mrs. P. F. Brawn, Mrs.
C. B. Daniels, Mrs. O. R. Dobbs,
'Miss Rachel Griggs, Mrs.' Julian
Goetchius. Mrs. Horace Holden,
Mrs. Carlton Jaster, Mrs. J. L. Sex
ton, Mrs. Joe Stewart, Jr., Miss
Mary Wilkins, Mrs. W. F. Watson,
Mrs. T. P. Vincent, iMn. J. J. Wil
kins.
Athens Woman's Club committee
Mrs. H. Stegeman, Mrs. O’Callm-
ban, Mrs. Arthur McCoy, Mrs. Hor
ace Ritchie, Mrs. Ernest -Michael,
Mrs. Lee Morris, Mrs. L. C. Brown,
Hre. Cobb Lampkln, hire. John Mor
ris. Hire. Alien Fleming. Mrs. Wai
ter Jackson, Mrs. D. L. Earnest,
Mr*. Hugh Huggins, Mrs. Winder
Wetter, Miss Mary HunnlcntL
American Legion Auxiliary Com
mittee; Mr*. D. W. Byther, Mrs.
Lee Callaway, Mr*. T. H. McHat
ton, Mrs. S. V. Sanford, Mr*. E. H.
Johnson.
Parent-Teacher’s Association:
Mrs. -H. V. Pcrsells: Mrs. A. O.
Hargrove, Miss Thelma Elliott.
Mrs. j. m. Dornblatt, Mrs. E. a
Harris.
An informal tea wilt be givep
at tho Woman’s Club Wednesday
afternoon at five o’clock in honor
of Mrs. UenL Col.. Atkinson, ot
Atlanta, to which members of til
women’s committees have been in
vited. Mrs. Horare Ritchie Is chair
special committee ar
ranging the too, and is extremely
anxious to bave an members of
committees present
AMBITIOUS COLLAR
A gown of printed silk Is equipped
with a collar of plain aUk. which fol
low* the neckline, then goes down
one aids. Is caught In at the waist
line and then deeceoda below tho
hem of the frock, giving the effect
of a aide panel •
Get Your Windows
■Screened Now
Phone 1024
H.R. SHORT
MEDIJJM BROWN HAIR looks
best of all after n Golden Glint
Sfiampoo.—Advertisement.
,
Beautiful Milledge Avenue
Bungalow
This beautiful Bungalow is op an East
Front level iot on Milledge Avenue. Has five
rooms, bath and garage. Ideally situated for
a small family. Price $7,250.00. Terms.
Hi G. -EPHNG & COMPANY
—*T
An Afternoon
Treat
In that hour between
luncheon and dinner—a
cup or two of NOO-
NAME coffee is always
a popular refreshment.
Many hostesses real
ize the advantage of
having it on hand. It&
delicious taste never
fails to please.
dlUVfl-OOft
Night gowns , of silk voile come in
jail colors and are ai plain or as
■fancy as one dearie*. Frequently they
are embellished wlkh” double ' 1
stitching or ribbon bindings.
I* an excellent style'" k “.!_
woman to avoid. Loro,, ,
co »‘* with stralsht line, are „ N
am- better choice fo rilie woman
short on Inches.
GENUINELY GOOD
IN QUALITY
(VAN-NIL Is a. synthetic vanilla of rar* flavonrlog conteut'
VAN-N1 L ubnbkously good
IN QUANTITT
nou-aicobollc.)
LOOK FOR THIS TRADEMARK
PETERS’
For
More
Milk
DAIRY FEED
A complete ration designed for extra heavy
milk production. Ready mixed with alfalfa
and molasses to be fed from the bag.- Succu
lence, Roughage, Bulk and Concentrate all in
one feed. We cannot recommend this feed
too highly for the dairyman. Come in and
see us.
HODGSON-COMER CO.
KING-HODGSON CO.
Athens, Ga.
Next Sunday is
EASTER
What About Your
The world takes on new life at Easter,
Nature bursts forth for the glorious
Springtime. As Nature changes'her ap
parel so does Milady—and millinery is pne
of the most important items.
mile
Here you will find an almost endless as
sortment of beautiful millinery creations-
styles by the foremost designers. 'Every
olo
good color, size and shape. They may be
simple or elaborate, just as you choose.
Trimmings .pf flowers, fruit, feathers and
ribbon.
ribbon.
Millinery in correct styles at prices to
suit any pocket-book. We invite you to see
our display of Spring styles.
Davison Nicholson Co.
Pretty Frocks In A Variety Of New
Styles. A Special Sale At
$14.95
Shown in an assortment of
new. Spring styles that make
choosing easy. They’re unus
ual values at $14.95.
Paisley Crepes, Crepe de
Can
Chines, Crepe Knit, Canton
Crepes, PQngees and Alltyne
Crepes.
Straight
fects,,
fects.
lines, blouse
Iraped and basque ef-
Fufl skirts.
All the season’s most favor
ed colors are shown in solid
colors and pretty patterns.'
Sizes from 16 to 44.
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