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TBB BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS. GEORGIA
Friday, march
An organization of merit! ■ da- -citizenship. The glare dfb the uni-
fe" v the ' fonn: the iln,l<l ** ,hei, *. B " wuri,ie ;
THE BANNER-HERALD
Ewry Units Counts in the
BID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU?
A Little ot Everything And. Not Mach o^A^thlng.
By HUGH ROtfB
ATHBN^ ~8ir.
the muffled mound of the drum at-
tracts that rlaaa of people who are
never reached through any. other
agency, and brought to the realisa
tion that their eoula.XII tie an wel
comed to the entffu\dfc of the 'great
beyond an would 'ha the souls'ot
those who haVrf been bleaaed with
against constipation!
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Mt.Army.and the cam-
la now being conducted
Published Every Evening During the. Week Except Saturday and on
Sunday Morning by The Athena Publishing Company, Athens, Qa.
t -™ z a a* .w^aaavas , w. iiww If a tla w vuiih ut. zvsa
In this''city for fundi to further the
wbrlc of this irAt Institution.* The
representatives of the Salvation Arwy
sire self-sacrificing; neither the bars
6t prison cells^nor the 'trenches on
battle fields- bar them from entering
and administering aid, both humane
and, spiritual, \to , suffering mankind,
fheir efforts are unceasing and the
results from their tireless endeavors
has contributed much
Onto let constipation get a grip on
oil and your system is wide oj>cn to
Ofb of human ailments.. Statistics
bow that to bo the proportion of
Int-M that has constipation for a
Parting point. Pills and cathartics
Sunday Morning by
act; it scours out the
B£P " itK %
Don’t delay eating KeUc
Ion sins, 1 m j
* “Watch your HTp.“ And now
comes Commissioner Haynes, who
on dkth' snd otherwise, declares
and asserts that It is Illegal fer i
gentleman to {cairy concealed on l)ls
person i\ bottle or phial of Intoxicat
ing fluid'while pursuing his dally
avocation or traveling for pleasure or
even on business. First It wan ille
gal to have whisky in one’s posses
sion or to transport It In a trunk,
I valine or other receptacle, but It was
not expected to prohibit the carrying
of a small'quantity In the hip pocket
or In your walking cane. We know
Publisher and General Manager
■——V....... Managing Editor
EAltL B. BRASWELL
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selor, If It is read Intelligently.
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give Information' that has been gain
ed uo tn the time nf printing. But
newspaper, are unlimited. Thty re
veal knowledge ae It la gathered from
day to day and Week to week. Each
issue of any good newspaper la a
new book In Itself—new thoughts,
new Ideas, new Information right
from the fountain of htibwledge-the
living, thinking brain. Read Irouf
newspaper faithfully. It covers the
field of human,Ufa and endeavor ao
CHARLES B. MARTIN
Second Class'Mail Matter under
Entered at the Athena Poblofficl^. ------ ---- -
the Act of Congress March 8, 1879.
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A? .wninl tllanafAliM nrn altn rMArVPfl.
Tour phyalelaii will recommend
Kellogg’s Bran, because It la attun'd
own relief from constipation. • It is
scientifically prepared to reUereeuffef-
ing humanity from constipation and
it will do what no other food'ean del
It will give every aufferrr permanent
relief If it U eaten regularly—at least
two tableapoonfula dally; as much
with each meal in chronic cases t
Kellogg’a-Bran is wonderful in Its
natural, positive action; It sweeps
luinpwDiuu for each
^w.ttthererd.recre.'rSj,
’* Br L n 11 almply
ade into muffin., popmwJI
read, macaroons, rancilu.
eeims are on,amu».u??
towards the
betterment of eoclety and the Im-
broVemcnt of citizenship. Every dol
lar being asked for by thlo. organ-
izatlon should'be readily contributed.
It Will nbt be misplaced; U will be
Judlfetouily handled by those of ex
perience In diepenelng charity to the
* -- nasilv In. >1letl*aee Alls,.
, All LIUS WU ** ov . “a I
. republic* tion of special diapatchca art alao reterved.
He J. Rowe,
Vire President
Bowdre Phinizy,
Andrew C. Erwin,
Secretary and Treasurer.
the other a minister of the jruapel.
and n very prominent one In thla
and adjacent Etate.i, \Vho carries a
cane containing a receptacle suffi
cient to quench the thirst for a Crip |
at-leant from Athena to Atlanta, i
am suro of that for I have been told
by a hanker friend that ho tried it
and I know It Is true.' However,, he
I* a -very light Imbiber of liquid fluid
which fonlAlns rye. corn or Scotch
dynamite..hut the walking cane con
tainer Is . the most satisfactory on#
In use to my knowledge, and eapsc-
tally so If It I* In the possession* of
a clergyman. Hut when the govern
ment prohibits the law-abiding Lett l-
sen from carrying concealed in his
hip .pocket a small phial of spirits
it Is taking all the rights ahd
President
in - distress. Mis*
detfdrtrltig needy _
placed' charity creates self-made pau
pers who'become'the worst type of
Address all Business Communications direct ti the Athena Publish
ing Company, not to individuals. News articles intended for publica
tion should be addressed to The Banntr-Herald.
their real worth. Sarah^e'rhlrf has passed into
history.. With thenersppetive of only a few days, the
thought probifibfy fa occUrt-ing to many of yob, that
Sarah, Bernhardt the woman was a greater character
and even*more interesting than Sarah Bernhardt the
actress. ■ Years from now her name will be spoken as
we of today refer to Lotta, $ooth and other theatrical
stars Of long ago. An.d at that future day, when
young people ask you about the .Divine Sarah, the
indelible impression that will come to you first will
be the way she battled to keep alive. Time _ after
time, for months, the greatest medical specialists of
Europe “gave her up.’’i But Behihardt fought on.
Her refusal to die, her tenacious clinging to life by
sheer determination, was a' rare example of the pow
er of mind over mattei). Death won the fight—fi-.
nally. But Sarah Bernhardt heroically held death
at bay for weeks. The power of mind over matter
is mighty, b.ut death is the ultimate victor over every
living thing. -
tonic, . . , -
prlvllfge* away from one who In in
clined to CakA d ••nip” before or
after meals tn nld dlgeMlprf. I be
lieve thin last rhllng of tnc prohibi
tion enforceAient * official* will pro
duce more, riynpcpel* among the Am
erican people than we now have drug
addicts. *kiwev«r.'h can’t be helped
pnd you might ae well make the best
of It unless you want some prohibi
tion officer la the guise of a friend
or acquaintance to search your blp
pocket. Bo, pleaee remember, that
on the next trip you take beware of
tbe ”hlp pocket” brigade of federal
prohibition officers.
The Boy Scout's organization In *
this city le doing a most wonder
ful work for the betterment,
training and moulding the char-
actors of the young boys of thla com
munity. There*, la scarcely a move
ment Inaugurated here hut that the
Hoy Scouts arty not called In to aid.
In the clean up campaign these boys
have contributed much to the suc
cess of the movement. They are
doing a work which could not have
been accomplished ao successfully
without their belf ami co-operation.
Besides the good they >‘are doing In
the community, the. training which
bucket
f handy handle
j! no rough edges
they receive iron thore In.charge ofi
the work Will fit them (at better
rltlienehlp In the ' future. -. It In an
organization Which, zhould receive, the
encouragement, and zupport of’the
whole people. It Iz an wl to the'
Hon. Newton O. Palter, former
Secretary of War, It outspoken In
hlo advocacy of Introducing Into
the public. schools of the country
"How to rend ‘the Ncw.paperz." Ho
says that’ the- ordinary education
nowadays..la -no much i nawopapor
education no It Is n public school
education. .. , |
Here (s'what he hue to sky on the
FIRST: The power of mind over matter.
SECOND: Success is due as much (possibly more)
to will power as to natural ability, training, education
and influence. The mightiest force within £ou is
your will power. Do not underestimate it
■m- VIRGINIA AND GOOD ROADS
! The Old Dominion seeitis a little backward about
homing forward .with that. $50,000,000 highway bond
issue.; Sht-need Hot Wait to’see What Georgia is going
t<f do,- but jb&t look over her state linejf and‘bee what
Her' next door neighbor. North .Carolina, -has already
done. Perhaps Georgia may be waiting on Virginia.
If she had been waiting on North Carojina she would
have done something long ago. ‘ **'" r 1 ' '
The road ‘bphd issue situation in Virginia seems to
be about this: by fin'act of the Virginia * legislatore',
the pfeople of that'Btate will be allowed to vote on
the question of a bond issue of $50,000;000 for high
way construction, in the November election. If the
Bonds are carried, they will, be issued in live annual
installments of $10,000,000 each, 20 per cent of the I
funds to be applied to the construction of county
roads connecting with the state highway system,
t- In the meanwhile' Governor Trinkle Jias negotiated
a loan for $1,500,000 for the eraergencyheeds of the
highway department. It looks’very much Tike Old ,
Virginia is-joined to her idols and is doomed to-itwt f
in her mud holes a long time- However t)ie people of- '<
Georgiaiftaue never-been given n chance to ’votrlmf 1
the question. They are .just as certain as can'be to 1
vote in the affirmative, and.the. opposition, realizes
this and that is the reason it is so tenderfooted; They ‘
kept the legislature busy,taking junketing trips in 1
order to keep It from dIftcuiAtng" the question. And
well they did from their viewpoint, for the legislature
would have passed the bill to let the people vote If
they bad not have been faked. V •
. The color ef our hair b due to the way in'which we
see things, says Professor Pinkler of Vienna: - He
claims he-has proof. If ko.’it’explajris an old mystery
never definitely solved, though Various plausible
theories haye been advanced to explain differences in '
pigmentation, etc. According to Pihikler, light enters
different eyes in different ways. Town dwellers see
dark—and grow dark. ■ Mountain and field dwellers
tee fair-sand grow fair. The jungle. African tees
A cover that
goes back on
still absolutely airtight
as easy to'open
as winding J
i the clock Jm
suffer 1
> trouble
Your grocers window ./
wiilr/r^-tell.you when
he has the new convenient v-.
The recent discovery of the element, hafnium, has
reduced the undiscovered elements of the earth to
five. And these'five should soon be disccVered-by the
X-rays, announces Sir William Bragg, scientist The
tSI BIood-MUs are th* flghtlng-gUnt,
of nsturil a a a builds thsm br tk,
million t It bag bren doing It slnco
WM jpyr&9f«is5ss
snd bodr-balldars known to « mor
tals I When yon pat there fact* to-
a.ther,—tben to coaUnu, to bare oeso-
ma and akin crupHona looka more Ilk,
a (In than n dlaotia. .lire. Arthnr Ny
Smith, Pearl St, Newark, Ohio, wrllui
X-rays revealed the existence of helium, thalium, haf
nium and other elements before their discovery. In
other words ,told the scientists what to look Tor. In
our age of scientific magic, the X-rays—not radio—
unquestionably stands out as the most uncanny inven
tion by man.
Hugo Stinnes has been in Rome, conferring with
business leaders of other nations. They have in mind,
first, a settlement of the Rhineland dispute between
Germany and France. After that, a general program
for the reconstruction of Europe. The politicians
don’t seem tolbe able to get anywhere in that direc
tion. As previously predicted in this paper, it’ll wind
up with business men taking charge of the mess.
That’s logical. Big business, by trade rivalries, starts
wars. It should help unscramble the eggs. Compe
tition in foreign trade was the real cause of the World
War. Once under way, its purpose shifted several
times.
I *mw UUO.K."
am it tout opportnaltr. B. K. S.
contains only regatabl, madldaal In-
grod loots. Boren*, s. 8. S. dare build
rcd-blred-caUs, It rents rbreaatlam,
bauds firm flak, fills nit hollow
checks, bMnUfln • tb, complexion,
b«U<U>»n s, wbm yon are res down.
H Is (old at aU drag Mrere. la
tw, stare. Tka largsr Ore totU* K
MAKDEEN
