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THE BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS. GEORGIA PAGE EIGHT Notice to the Pul r idower whatever, threatening to put Nl'iWJltaMUtU gu free, , of all who love their fellow: Passover Mrvlcee will Lt Athena. Ibserved with, death and alio to shoot her hunband in caae sh* made any move to'effect their recapture. CHAPMAN HEADED $1,000000 BANDITS. NEW YORK.—(Special)—Ohe of the prisoners who made a sonsa- tlonnl eacape from the’federal pen itentiary at Atlanta Tuesday, Gerald Chapman, .was the "muter mind" of the famous Leonard street mail truck robbery In which niore than 11,000,000 wo* stolen, and Prank I Gray was u convicted New York forger. '' '; Chapman pas sentencetf by Fed eral Judge Holmes on Augpst 23 last with QooNse Anderson, both be- lrtg charged with the pillion-dollar mail robbery on Leonard street and Brpadway October 24. 1921. Roth men were referred to • by Prosecutor Cahill as "shrewd, cool and most daring men.*' The rob- became In biter periods, was'bullt up, Originally an agricultural festival. It was biter, transformed Into a festi val symbolic of liberty and redempt ion. when the Hebrews, who were stoves unto Phnrosh. were led'forth by the outstretched hand of provi dence from the thraldom of their bondage. ■* Comlijc as It does In the spring' tide offthe year. Passover fills each than ever to mere you. Modem equipment, expert workmen and the best grades of materiel used In all reps'Ing. . g ' MARTIN BROTHERS. Passover, known in the Synagogue u Pesach. falls due this, year on Sunday. April 1st. » I* «n® of th ® Institutions ’of Judaism which , hu ga^ied’.wide acceptance and JoyoOs approval’ bnd la observed for a P* r * lod of aeven dara by .ih'a more-Hb-. «ral. ‘and elfht by tlioae more rltual- latlcally Inclined. The'firat and last Bryant Street Row Lands In Court bear not at alt. A few seedling 'pecan trees bear nuts of good quality; these are desirable. No doubt every man with a seedling pecan tree which Is not bearing nuts .-of satisfactory quality slse or quality, would jllke to hav^ In Us place a tree of some fine variety. This can be accomplished without much loss In the growth of the tree through careful top-wurglng to one o fthc favored varieties. Good varieties for Clarke county and the northeast Georgia section are Stuart, Schley, Moneymaker, Van Deman, Mobile and Pabst. To top’work pecan trees, now Is the time to cut back tie branches preparatory . to actual' budding sometime thte summer. It Is Im portant that this cutUng oack be done wlJh considerable care. Do hot use an age for this purpose; use a sharp saw. Cut off the lateral branche* about one and one half-feet from the trunk. Do not cut off the entire top with oue operation oby cutting across the trunk Jnif below the lowest branch Each branch ghonld be removed separately and In sawing oft each branch, first saw from the under side, then-saw from above. This cut from the underside wilt pre vent the splitting of the bark oa the stub left. The objeef of this cutting back at Mils time Is to stimulate new growths from the stubs on which the budding is done, as soon as thqse growths reach sufficient - By J. WILLIAM FIROR . Count Agent Clarke County ICOTTON: -BEDDING THE ROWS. The land that has been broken broadcast during the fall or winter is in good condition for good and quick bedding. visions an f erm wnen liberty will be the common heritate of nil human ity. .The modem Jew* utilizes this Feast as an assurance, that with' the awakening of soctol justice' and re sponsibility in oqr generation,. than Is a promise* of a better future for all children of men. In this spirit Passpver Is observed among' tbs Jewish people of America, who wel- ..... .... .._ come the opportunity to make It their fathers' from tha Mad of off- known that .liberty In the priceless good and quick bedding. Wher ever possible, it is very desirable to prepare the deed bed two weeks hefore planting* so fhat the soil will have sufficient time to settle, thereby making,a firm seed bed. Jf the planting of the seed is fol lowed by a dry period the seed will germinate readily when plant ed in a firm seed bed. It is also desirable tp ’have the seed bed slightly above the general surface of the soil, so that there will be good drainage from the seed bed- With the seed bejl slightly Above the general surface, it is possible to get an earlier germinatioh and STEARNS’ ELECTRIC PISTE SRSSSS.'tSBHSERa Mice. . Don't wmrta Umo twin* to MH Hwyopegj vriUi powdr.it. Moulds or xnx experimental preparations. Ready for Use-Better than Trap* S*z. box. see !}«*• box. tuo SOLD EVERYWHERE « Georgia Bulldogs Play Famous Pensylvania Team on Sanford Field- Thursday MORGAN: COLLISSON PARTY WILL CONDUCT Two Services To-day 4:30 Boys’ and Girls’ Meeting Prof. Collisson and His Tricks Subject \ (Continued from page one) welcome. . The students a rousinj are not t eral public turns out the stands will look rather vacant. A good game is surely to result and the sentiment connected with the ro. turning of Pennsylvania to Georgir •gain will give colorful interest- This will also he the '’first op portunity to see ’ Georgia Jn real action. Thoamson at first will be watched by the spectators while either Taylor of Middlebrooks will HABITS Life's Golden Hours TOO MUCH LAND NOT ADVISABLE v Several years ago the writer observed a farmer who had an eight-horse (Arm and who plainer 8:00 Dr. P. C. Morgan WILL PREACH ON draw the hot- corner assignment, Hodges or Ramsey drill, covort in right field. « The Georgia “wrecking crew’’ composed of "Old Timer” Eld-- ridge, George Clark and Thomaaon will swing into action again and unless the visitors can show a su perb pitcher they afg liable to do some “fence busting." Tickets for the Peen game went on sale Wednesday morning at Costa’s and will be on sale again Thursday morning at 10 o’clock. The prices are : grandstand, fe- served seats, $1.00, Meacfiers 60 cents- Tin game starts at 8:00. v irations to a ten to increase his ot horse farm basis by renting enough additional acreage. He bought the • Think how much,' with women, they depend on beauty; And how much beauty depend* on complexion. - Does it not teem impossible that any woman should neg lect that charm? -> Two aids to beauty have for ages held supreme place. They are palm and olive oils. Modem science combined them in . Palmolive Soap and made them more effective. That sokp has become the leading toilet soap of the world. And for million* it is keeping youthful bloom. Now, less neglect We can remember—many of us—when most women of 30 - started to grow old. Not so today. Women keep their youth. They care for their complexions. And mote women do that with Palmolive Soap than with all other ways together. 1 \ f .) Where it excels , i,., Palmolive Soap waa perfected by experts who had spent a '“clime in the itudv of facial soaps. - , Athens Visitors | f Among those visiting In ’ Athens Wednesday wars: R. b. Brantley, Dnhlonegn: Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Brewster, Cednrtown; Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Bingham, Minneapolis; J. E. James, Atlanta. Chorus Choir. “P. C.” At Piano “Collie” Conducts Chorus. of the mules at i- sacrifice, and not wishing to break his trade with the two croppers, he decidpd to redivide the acreage on -his eight-horse farm, making it into * ten-horse farm, which he sccom- plished. i Somewhat to his own surprise he finished the season with a larg er crop than h e had anticiptaed and the beat crop that he had grown in some twenty yean, of farming. He told the writer that at laet he had learned -how to “tend" a crop. Under the condition! that face farmers in this county at present it is well to pitch the crop with, a’ great deal of forethought; and in planning the cotton crop it is of especial importance to make doubly certain of the ability of the mule and man power to keep dip with the cultivation.' The crop hazard, as far at production goes, U greater than it used to be, therefore it ia doubly important to do well what is undertaken. B. Cl. Jones, Atlanta: J. P, Davis. Atlanta; George L. Austin. T. E. ghaw, Atlanta; A. C. Hoaech. Atlanta; Mrs. R. M. Bigelow. Chicago. Ga. Grows Cotton Despite Inroad By R. A. Orsene! Chicago, III.; H. T. Potter. Indianapolis,, Inf.; M. K. Pat- teliaon, Atlanta; C. B. Howard, Cleve land; W. g. Shan-. Rock Hill, a C.I SI. C. Willis. Jr.,’ Atlanta; II. J. Cavan. New York City; A. B.( Cox, Washington, D. C. ^ H. B. Hunt, Atlanta;' C. B. Jones. Memphis, Tenn.; T. L. -Asbury, Au gusta; B. e: Weekl Augusta; R. W. Fischer, Clnclpnatl; Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Yates, Louisville. Ky.: W. T. Continued from page one) Volume and efficiency produce 2S-cent quality for lifetime in the study of facial soaps. - r -jj The basic oils are ages old, but never were they made so efficient. They are embodied jn a penetrating soap, which goes to the" depths of the pores. It cleans the skin of all Its clogging matter, then softens and restoresit/b. r> i. . * A soap which his gained such world-wide fame h deserves a test from you. And once you know ii Hi you will always use it. A ’ 1 \ So always '»„ • 3,000 years ago, in Cleopatra’s time, Egyptian bcautir. * • c got their complexions through palm and olive oili. 131 2 ( 000 years ago, Roman beauties used them. mEiBl i science never has found, and nerer will find, anything JmSr cite to Compare with this. Or s better way to apply them fSW than in Palmolive Soap. ’ , 1 LONDON.—The population of Lyn don. which Includss the many su burbs but not the “'health arm.” won •.111.til or* December. I, according If the estimates at the Metropolitan Water Board. This Is an Increase of i j. FOR SALE PURE OVER THE TOP** COTTON SEED You are not taking chances when you plant OVER THE TOP cot ton seed. This is a native Geor- WHAT TO DO WITH SEEDLING PECAN TREE8 SOME SEEDLING PECAN trees bear very small nuti; others, nuts that are poorly fllled; others nuts of very hard shell and undesirable cracking qualities; and still other Escaped Convicts Caught After Hot . Battle Near Hull (Continued Prom Pape One) one through the kidneys. The offl- cere ruehed to him and others found Gray' Hidden In n clump of bush re with hie pistol "hung." HAD ABOUT $$00 CASH Gray was brought to tha city Ip County Officer Roland Stye’s automobile and lodged in . the county Jail while an ambulance brought Chapman to the hospital. The men had about $200 op their person when captured, three $50 bills and seversT $1 bills- Dr. G. L.,Lodcn of Colbert attended Chap man when he was shot and accom panied him to the hospital. The federal officers, Deputy Warden L .P. Fletcher were noti fied Tuesday night that the- es caped convicts were headed toward year when care is taken in select- BgMSd. This cotton has a staple that pftills 1-1-16 to 1-1-8 inches and produces more per acre under boll weevil eondltoins than any other cettou in existence. Plant need, that have been proven to be the best and do not lose your cotton crop experimenting with Sour, Add, Gassy Stomach, Bloat- After 'eating or ’ at any tiihe chew otic or two Stuart’s Dyspep sia Tablets. They relieve the gutty, soyr risings, flatulence, .belching, bloating, heartburn, pres sure and such troubles due to in digestion because thep give' the stomach the alkaline affect the same as when the stomach is work ing normally. Carry them loose in your pocket. Just chew them. Get ■ 60 cent box today, any druggist. They sure do the work. You know from experience that if the stom ach works withopt. gassiness, sour risings, belching and so on, you generally feel fine: no headache, no constipation, none of that dead, tired feeling. Be sure to get a box of Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets known to wise people all over the unreliable seed. * My seed have been culled and are PURE OVER THE TOP. /, y R. L. ROGERS, There’s a Difference in ' Our Easter Dresses and Millinery That touch of “individuality” so much desired by the well dressed woman is found in our Dresses and Millinery for Easter. * All the variations of the mode, every good color with most any material you wish to She’ll Enjoy a Gift on Easter Mom! o«ye, or. ana noianu aaye. Mr- Save, seplor went with one of the federal officer* to Golbert on »hc train while Roland Saye .vent through the county with the other pffkers. OFFICERS ' UNHURT. When sssn by Mr. Butler, Gray waa wearing a black coat 'and ov eralls while Chapman wai rear ing a federal prison unform with an overall suit over it He took the overall suit off while battling E PECIALLY if it’s from our store. Our cases' are overflowing t with the handsomest /selection of iewelry, diamonds, watches, pins, brooches, etc., that it las ever been our pleasure to show. . . PIGGLY-WIGGLY Wedding Rings and Presents ,* v . Alkali in Shampoos Bad For Washing Hair Your first consideration, of course is style and quality, these two important features are found in this showing of Easter, Millinery and • Dresses—and in every instance the pnee is reasofihjble. . ■ : We invite you to 6ee the display of new Spring Styles. 1 — - with the officers. Both Colbert and Hull wars thrown into exciter ment while the battle was in pro gress and both towns were almost emptied of citizens.,, Non* of the officers were hurt- ,... j■ i The two prisoners, Gerald Chap man and Frank Gray, mads their ascape about daybreak Tuesday morning, They then appeared at the home of W .H. Edwards, who liven in Lakewood Heights, and tried to brlds Kim to aid them In contlnung ther fight. THREATEN TO KILL \ poos qontain tod much free alkali V which is very injurious, as it dries |; The most beautiful diamond in the world is none to< pretty—the wedding ring must be;just.ds pretty—an< ours will please you. -,« «•••• £i % { ■■■, •: • We invite you here to pelect your weddiiig presents- worthy of the occasion and sure to prove lasting pleas ant remembrances. M. F. Ficketl Jewelry Co, _ GIFTS THAT LAST. Roe Shad, Speckled Trout, •'FreSh Water Trout, Spanish Mack erel, Black Fish, Nor folk Oyster^. Wholesale and Retail., Qur fish are protected by Automatle Refrigeration, with g constant temperature of 32 degrees.'You take absolutely no risk when buying from us. We S uarantee every pound of fish > be perfectly fresh. A trial will convince you. fled cocoanut oil shampoo, for this is put* and entirely greaseless. It Is very chnp and beats anything else all to pieces. You can get Mol- •ified at any drug store, and a few ounce* will but the whole family for months- Two or three teaspoonfuls of Mulslfied. in a cup or glass with a little warm water (p all that is Davison- Nicholson Co* mpty moisten the hair and rub the Mnlsified I in. It makes an >f rich, creamy lather, tfoughly, and rinses and ia soft, fresh look- fluffy, wavy and easy. requried. Si with water According to Edward's report to County Policeman W. A. Wells, the two men appeared at his home while the prison siren was sound ing the alarm of their escape, of- fared him ll.sps to hide them In hlH hoCtadv nml ik.mi tils rpfuaul. Athens Fish & Oyster Co. 561 E: Broad St. the Convict*', when shb iipb&ncheil the three before they left her
