The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, April 15, 1923, Image 2
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lames,,
time,*
r (lifgct to wei
ornatCnal Mill
>'apar«£jj|lme painting lamr
pillow «^|>« for us. No ca
SW interesting work,
mee tiflflbccssary. Nlleart (
1, Wayne. Indiana.
daily. Beautiful
swatches free. No
Can use spai
itlers. J. B. Slmpsoi
.dams. Chicago, Ill.
Hxtntsfgood commission pi
oil. Mapericnce unnecessary,
amped addressed envelope f
ormatfflE Southern Cigar Co.
ieraon, d. C., P. O. Box SOL
lalary an* expenses. Experience t
WHte‘J. Gano: “
:tlve, St. Louis.
<2o„ Box 1(0. Hampton. Va.
lL^SMEN — 1150 MONTH
»xpet&ea selling, cigars. Exp«
necofesry. Send se)f-edd
■mbnwantbd
lu.tlif
Experience
importation furnished, W
CaffiUyr Supt.. St. Louis
« For Rent
RAILROAD
SCHEDULES
SEABOARD air link rv.
gorthb&nd Boathbot
)i:M a r*Atlanta»Monroe local t:ll
’:&> p m AtL •Abbeville local
AtL -Birmingham
l p 4 Norfolk-Washington
11 p T Wllmlngton-N. Y.
central op oeoroia rv.
W. O* Bolton, Agent, Phone 1“
Central of Georgia Station
D«lgrt (or Macon 1:M a. m
- 4:45 p. m.
Arrl*. from Macon 12:14 p. m.
»:J* P. m.
For girther Information phon,
A T. Bruc*. C. A.. 144.
«jQnE8VILLR MIDLAND
• RAILWAY
5 Schedule.
ISMS A.9J.”
e Dally,; •« Dally
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
ifo. f Jcavcs Athena 1:04 a, m, or-
.. . Lit 9:10 a. m.
N<>. x 1. ,vm Athene 4:25 p. na, ar-
yen I.jflu 5:41 p. m.
No. 7.!cav«e Lul* 4:55 p. m. ar
rive. Athene *:2e p. m.
6 “leave. Lula 24:05 a. m., ar-
Atheoe 22:4, a. m.
. & Miller, C. A., Athene, Ca.,
Telephone 4L _
FOR KENT—ONB NICELY FUR
NISHED front room, with connect
ing bath. Address V. O. Box 477. nI7c
FOR RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED
rooms, couple preferred; Immediate
possession. Apply at 178 Virginia
**• Avenue. _ ' a17p
FOIt RENT—FOUR UNFURNISHED
rooms with bath. Fine for light
housekeeping. Apply 236 W. Dough
erty or phone 1779. al7c
| FOR SALE—NKW. ATTRACTIVE
'F two-story dwelling In desirable lo-
I cality, six rooms and bath. Dellght-
I ful home • for small family. I’rice
— 1 $3,300 cash, with balance of $3,500 in
five or ten years at 6 per cent in-
. terest. Apply “3. A.,” care Banner-
Herald. al7p
?p For Sab
— FOR SALE — REBUILT FORDSON
ro Tractor. C. A. Truasell Motor Co.
nd al5c |
so FOR SALE—PURE bred
Berkshire Pigs, 6 weeks
a old, ready for delivery on
.. thd 15th. See Orr & Co.
“ a22e
A
r- FOR SALE—ELECTRIC MACHINE
• c motor. Cheap for cafth. Alao Black- -
— berry Jam, Peach and Pear Preserve*. (
>• Phone Illl-W. al5p ,
“ FOR SALE Cleveland 3 -
passenger touring road-
£ ster ,A-1 condition, con- £
sumes less gas and oil =
'■ than a Ford. Price right
p Can see it at Keller Auto
a Co., Wash. St, this week. •
Walter Bishop. ’*
• VALUES IN USED FORD COUPES, J*
y ’ Tourings and Roadsters. C. A. 1
p Tnissell Motor Co. al5c ^
w Ifor sale—TWO NICE YOUNG “
° milch cows; also mammoth yellow
'• soy beans, $106 par bushel; Red
Pepper cow peas, $2.25 per bushel. ^
” Address J. Z* Bradbury, Rt. I, Ath- A
* ens, Oa. al7p B
L FOR SALE—1 HOOS1ER KITCHEN 7
P Cabinet. 1 art nquare, oil stove, bed- Cl
room suite, dining table, chairs, 3
• mahogany rockers. 3 kitchen chairs.* ■
' Call Monday 248 Barber St. a!7c
d
* FOR 8 A LB—A FEW MORE BUSH
ELS pure Bank Account Cotton
p Seed at $2.00 per bu. The earliest
* and best for boll weevil conditions.
* D. D. Stynchcombg 611 Pulaski St..
_ Phone 1139. . al5c
r FOR BALE—VICTROLA, MAIfOGA-
p NY care, colt $60.00, and 116.00 cr
110.00 worth record* all for $60310.
• Addrau Vlctrola, P. a Roz IMS,
’ Athena, Oa. also
r FOR BALE—ONE FLOOR SHOW-
P CASE, sash register, cracker rack,
and standard computing acales. Call
‘ 1033 at 676 N. Jackson St. al«c
r FOR SALE-r-Coat Suit,'
h size 38, practically new.
- Apply Banner-Herald of-
! fice. al7c .
J FOR SALE — Cleveland
6-cyl. 3-pass. Touring 1
Roadster in A-l condition.
At the price of a Ford.
See it at Keller Auto Co., •
Washington St, W. H. B. -
al5c
FOR SALE—ELECTRIC MACHINE
motor. Ch.ap for ca»h. Al*. Black
berry Jam, Peach and Pear ITerervea.
Phone 1U0-L1. at$p
t FOR SALE—THREE .MILK COWS,
fresh In, good mllkerx, and one good
gentle farm horse. Will sell at rea-,
sonabls price. C»U at Ui Itock
8prlng St. alSp
FOR SALE — ONE REO SPEED
wagon and one Corbitt S-ton truck.
E. P. Soule, 1M Washington St. a!7p
FOR B'A LB— WEBTINOHOt.'HE
portable type electric sewing nut- “
chine In perfect condition, rompara-
tlvely new. all attachments, $40.00.
North Georgia Cotton Company. al5c
FOR SALE — SMALL MORGAN
county farmn at bargains. 25 acres, 1
four room house, one mile Madison, <
$1,100.00. half cash; 60 acres, two
miles Madison. 2 tenant houses.
$800.00, half cash; 20 acres, 1 mile
Madison, one tenant house. $700.00,
half cash; 33 acres. In edge of Mad-
laon, 1 tenant house. $1,600.90, half —
cqhdltloned for small fruit, truck ^r
poultry farms and the price and
terms; oh, man! Harry M. McWhor
ter, Real Estate. Madison. <»a. al5c '
WANTED TO SELL AT ONCE—
Mattress business, established, lo
cated In town ot 7,000 population
Good opportunity for the right man.
Write for full details. Box 78. Gaines
ville. Ga. al5c
FOR SALE — ONE TEN-HORSE
high-class gasoline engine and
wood saw; engine suitable for pur
poses of pumping water, running
feed mill, grist mill and many other
purposes. Will sell cheap or ex
change for good sound mule. al7c
FOR SALE—SEVERAL
bushels of peas good for
either eating or planting
purposes. Several cans of
berries, string beans and
pickles. If you will call at
the Banner-Herald Office
on Hancock Avenue you
will be surprised just how
cheap you can buy any
part of the above men
tinned.
Market Gossip
Private Wire
Received Over F. J.
Linnell & Company’s
Miscellaneous
RUGS MADE FROM OLD CARPETS.
Factory representative In city a
w days will ship old ruga for you
id show you samples of our double
ccd rugs, dyed green, brown,
id blue. Address W. B. Dale. C
al Delivery, or phone No. 1205. n!3p
BY KX-
lion guaran-
d. Write to
214 4 Law-
m complete hair culture course
liploma absolutely free'. Limited
Write today. Noillah, 114 Old
etersburg, Va. alap
Correspondence Club for lonely
Many worth to Itun.coo.
sulta guaranteed. Confiden-
ree. Honorable Ralph Hyde.
MEDIUM BROWN HAIK looks
8PECIAL NOTICE
CITY TAXE8
The first Installment of city tax
or before May 1st will have to
a. E. O'FARRELL.
City Marshal
Ifentz—Advise waiting good re
actions before purchases.
Bache--Believe in higher prices
Weld—Continue look for more ot
leas of a scalping ‘market for time
being.
Munds & Winsnw—At moment
sentiment is very bearish.
Hubbard—Until market sect
Home fresli stimulus we look for
an casing off in prices.
STOCKS
Post and Flagg—Believe In sell
ing when strong.
Clark Childs—Tobacco atockt
out of tin
,v 11 h
'Harris WInthrop—Tbinl
fill work somewhat lowei
Luldlaw—Market uppea
n a more or lea waiting a
GRAIN
Lam son—Underlying condition
vor the buyer.
Bartfhor—Look for Increased
buying on dips.
Clement Curtis—Advise purchas-'
i on deferred months on quick act,
backs.
Harris WInthrop—There was lib-
al profit takng yesterday. •
Stein Aistein—These reaction!
keep the market healthy, uso their
to effect purchases.
of Ilic department go tlirmiKb, It!dor Cod you arc'directly and ini'-
mediately responsible. God "now
enmmandeth all men everywhere
to repent” (Aeta 17:30), but “judg-
ment must begin at the house of
God.” (I Pet. 4:17). Pray, O pray,
for revival!. * .
announced vTiday.- They will
be taken before the U. S. Coinmis-
slom r in New fork who ulll either
order them back her? or release
them for lack of oir!«leni\j. U may
be that persons who saw anti con
versed with them here will be spnt
to New York for the hearing be-
«sssss.--— gsaas—
ni i'S. uS '^rr
vice rnon believe bold within their ?“ lor ln the east l ,ortion - Mond! '>’
story of Cbaiv*
Large Delegation
For Road Meeting
(Continued from page one)
Secretary E. W. Carroll of thn
Chamber of commerce as well as
those preparing to go in their own
WEATHER FORECAST
South Carolina, showers and autohiobikl
The- good road& enthusiasts 61
Athens should, rejoice that the na
tional good roads conference is to
»Isc pertaining, to
good roads. A
has been arrant
days and the pj
to be mostJnten, _
ro participants, but
who take an interest
fairs.
BEADED
i s flight and Ills present hiding
place.
The name of the woman, upon
whose* storv the federal grand jury j
Is hdid to*have found indictments
against Didata and Silverstein, and
ho is understood to have turned
nte’s evidence inus,/ remain »
cret until the trial of the ”mys-
rious strangers” is under way.
Her story—that of the woman
—is steadfastly kept secret by
men who composed the grand
Jury returning »|ie indictmebjfl last
Thursday and the sleuths who
red '.together the threads of
denco upon which the govern-
nt Is relying in its prosecution
of Didato and Silverstein.
Bus passengers In London hat
year numbered nearly 85,500,OOd
more than In the previous year.
A smart suiy for sutqlMx is 0 f
blue brocaded silk. t)n‘tfid*^acket,
Id at Greenville, which is the entire pattern otjtlie brocadlns
hel
onljra -few hours’ drive from this
city, it is declared. It will pre
sent a splendid opportunity for
getting the latest dope on rpad
construction as well as everything
Is followed In *mall>«teel beads,
and a border abou^ a wide
about the hem la tre^M^ln the
same fashion. A, collaa&a££ray f OX
completes the on^flL ^
MARKETS
SPECIAL NOTICE
We are expert House Cleaner,.
A card will brtna ue to
Let us show you
Exclusive Dealer
Bernstein Bros.
IdjwnDfw Health I
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preventTve^oTmen
Ur ** J|!f «« «
s
HOFMEISTER’S
SHOE SHOP
N,w Shota from Old—Min’,
l,W Sola, and Rubber Heel,
il.50. Ladle,’ Half Sola, and
We DELIVER
Phon, 1186
FOR RENT
On, five-room downstair!
partment, private bath and all
onvenience. Poaaoaalon
larch laL
E. G. FAMBROUGH
Phone 516
FOR SALE
FLOWER AND ItRD PLANTS
HEEDS—Zinnia,. Coreopala. Marti-
UdA Racsrd Robin,. Hunlk>w,r.
CBt-and-CoiM-Aaaln.
PLANTS—Blue A,rreturn. Coreop-
a Violet,. Hheita DalMea. Raaaad
Robin,. FVimreM.
2 win appreciate tbe patronat* of
Iht flower lor,re of AUma
MRS. W. M. CRANE
Phon, 1544.
V. L COX E
Transfer Co.
Long Tripe Our Specialty.
Cheapeit Truck In Town.
600 Thomas St.
Phone 1351
E. KAY
-THE SMILING PAINTER”
Fine Painting and Interior
Decorating
Phone 280, Athens, Ga.
ATHENS COTTON
The local cotton market closed
a fraction lower Saturday from the
previous close of Friday. The
Saturday close was 28% cents,
while the previous close was 28%c’
COTTONSEED OIL MARKET
Spots 11.70*112.15
April 11,75 11.70ft 12.00
May .. t ... 11.80«ll.00 11.73*11.76
June Il.ft0frlt.ftt 11.7gRll.71
July 11.73*11.79 11.71*1145
Auk 11.60*11.81 lf.rtfFll.83
Sept 11.65*11.08 11.02*11.65
Oct: 10.60* 10.07 10.03*10.05
Noy 9.65© 9.08 *>.70© 9.75
Tone, easy: sales. 7,800.
Chicago quotations
Open drift"
The following were tpc ruling
prices In the exchange today:
Prov.
Open High Low Close Close
May . 1.23 . 1.37 1.24% l.2C% 1.25%
July . 1.23% 1.24% 1,22% 1.23% 1.23%
Sept. LSI 1.22% 1.20% 1.23% 1.21%
CORN—
May . .10% Jl* .76% .80.% .SOK
July . .81% .83% .81% \(1% .fttW
HoptJ .82% .83% Jil% . 32% *;8Mr
OATS—
May . '.46 .40% .45% .46% .46%
July . .iO'i .47% .40% .46% .467s
r.% .45%
-11.65 11.70
11.77 11.90
11.97 12.12
Kept. .45% .46% .45'
LAUD—
May . 11.63 11.70 11.5
July . 11.97 11.97 11.1
Sept. . 12.05 12.15 11.8
RIBS—
May . 10.00
July . 10.40 10.45 KM
LIBERTY BONDS
N K W Y C> It K.—Liberty bond:
closed: •
1101.2
First 4%s
First 4 %s .. 97.2s
Second 4%s 97.22
Third 4%s 98.10
Fourth 4%s 97.28
United States treasury 4%s ... 99.1
NKW YORK COTTON MARKET
The following were the ruling
prices In the exchange today:
Tones steady; middling, 28.75c;
ilet.
Prev.
Open High Low Close Cli
29.10 29.15 28.53 28.53 29.16
28.44 28.45 27.75 27.75 28.15
25.50 25.52 25.15 25.15 2*.55
25.00 29.02 24.65 24.65 %5.01
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET
The following were the ruling
prices in the exchange today:
Tone, steady; middling. 28
Open High Low Clone Close
Jan 2..20 24.21 24.10 24.04 24.46
Mar. .. 23.73 24.21
May .. .. 28.37 28.47 27.80 27.80 28.52
July .. ,. 28.15 28,23 -27.64 27.64 28.20
Oct 25.00 25.04 24.62 24.62 25.04
.. .. 24.60 24.60 24.22 24.22 24.64
Woman’s Story Said to
Have Led to Indictments
In Chapman Escape
Continued from page one)
This much, however. Is known.
Tv o men. later Identified and ar
rested in New York as Didato and
Silverstein, came Athens early
April 4. registered nt the Georgian
hotel and made frequent and mys
terious trips to the vicinity of
the hospital where the bandit lay
apparently badly wounded.
The<#ien arc said to have had
“satchels of money.” One of them
Was seen during the afternoon of
Wednesday, riding with a young
woman—the woman whose testi-
j mony Is said to have resulted In
the indictment of her companion
and his associate. This woman, ac?
cording to the taxicab driver, rode
for one hour with one of the men
and finally alighted from the cab
on the corner of Milledgc avenue
and Iteese street—one half block
from the hospital.
That was five o’clock. Five hours
later Chapman, the'eluslvo, .paid to
fo he a graduate of one of the
oldest of American universities
and reputed scion of a wealthy and
aristocratic New York family, was
gone—escaped.
Fourfold Judgment
Call To -P r a y e r
The Banner-Herald has been re
quested fto publish the following,
which is sent out by tho Great
Commission ITayer League, of
Chicago:
Down to 1913, a total of 188
periods of ten years each had pass
ed Into history since Christ's
prophecy of wars, and earthquakes,
ah famines, and pnstilenccs (Luke
1:10. 11); but In not ono of these
lss decades had occurred, all in
samo decade, the worst in His
tory of each of these four terrible
scourges. Then came tho 189th de-
dado'wlt/h It—
tLljTh'V worst wnr tho world has
ever seen, costing 10,000,000 lives
and over $200,000,000,000.
2. The worst eartquake In human
history, the ono in China during
December, 1920, “which literally
shook the globe,” and carried suil-
lenly Into opurnity a quarter of a
iiillion lives. (Some authorities
piuce tlfte estimate far higher.)
,T. 'The worst famine “the world
hns hitherto known,” that of (tus-
sia, in which millions perished mis
erably through starvation, and
“added millions through starvation
plus disease.”
4. Thu worst pestilence, ln some
respects, known to man, world
wide in extent, and exacting .a toll
of fully 12.000,000 lives. In tho
short space of twelve weeks nearly
ti.OOO.OOo persons died. In South
Africa the mortality exceeded the
combined moivallty of three wars,
and in India in a few months’ tin
f.,000,000 deaths occurred.
Is It, or Is it not, significant that
all those prophesied* judgments, in
their worst form, Should occur in
the samo decade?
“All these” said 'Ctirfct, "are
24.69 24.71 24.24.24.30 24.7« beginning pf sorrows." “But
xl.45 IMS 21.B ^ „ mrt yel."* (Matt. 24:#.
Georgian hotel as “Abe chon,”
New York, and ”J. Karuse, Bos
ton, two of their t^any aliases. It
is said that when they were ar
rested in New York »tiey had
bondsmen ready to be released.
MAY BE BROUGHT
HERE BEFORE APR. 23
8L
If they are only the beginning,
what yet piust lie ahead, what but
“greal^tribulation, such as was not
since the beginning of the world
to tCilM timo, no,' nor ever shall be”
(MaU^ 24:21?)? .
"So is tho Most High thundering
at the conscience of mankind.” It
Is not man, but God, who is Scrip
ture Luke (21:36) and in history
(fulfill prophecy) is calling to
prayer.
”lt Is a mystery," says T>. 3d.
Panton, "that the church ia not
prostrate on its face before God,
so aciite is the crisis, and so awful
eud Imminent the danger.
“It these are but . preliminary
trav»H-*4hudders—and they can be
no more—what will be the birth
agonies.? K' accentuates the tragedy
(though it but confirms the pro
phetic page) that g section of the
Church of Christ, of unknown mag
nitude, while these thunders are
actually in Its ear, beings to tread
the world’s infidel way.*'
O,'Church of ChrlaS, when God
calls, wilt thou not answer? MUst it
be said of you, dear fellow-mem
ber .of the body of iChrfst. and
must it be said of tbe Church at
Iarge( as was said of Israel, that
all day long He hath stretched
forth His hands unto a disobedient
and gainsaying people? Thousands
are praying but are there not mol-
ARMEL’S GARAGE
Now Up-to-Date
Reedy for ail kind, of work.
Rcborinij cylinder,, welding,
vulcanizing, burning-in bear
ings, electrical work and any
thing in the machinery line.
RHONE 587
169 W. Washington St.
The two men will be brought „
here for trial by April 23rd If plans | titudea win) are still Indifferent?
MuKt God plead In vain When He
pleada. la It not time for the church
to otlSwer? Vea. do cry mightily for
revival, that It may be girded for
the thfnga that lie yet ahead
Ought there not to be prayer bend.
In every Christian community
Ihroitghout the world, pleading
»M God for revival of the church?
Thou, thou who readest these
lines, “thout art the man"—the I
man to bow In sorrow In heart- |
broket) contrition before God, the
man to' call together for nnlted
supplication tlhe faithful few In
yonr community, the man through
whose utterly yielded life Ood
would begin ■ mighty work-in
iibat one community for which un-
WAGON CALLS
MONDAY—RETURNS
CLOTHES
WEDNESDAY
PHONE
Turn Your Back on Laundry Worries |5
“l
SEND YOUR SPRING CLOTHES FOR DRY CLEANING
■Send the family wash and your household linens, bed spreads, blankets, etc.,
to us and dismiss the worry of the laundry problems. It is economic”.!, sanitary
and safe—rain or shine your cloths come back on time. , $*, |
ONLY PURR WATER USED—NO CHEMICALS , ’ U
ATHENS EMPIRE LAUNDRY*,
i. Lumpkin and Clayton Streets
■ • - i-Qg
— , -ttrtl’
i’WWHWUI
Delicious
Dainties
ae.ea
»IU U«
Refreshing
Drinks"
Park Your Car At Our Door
-We’ll Do the Rest
Motor down town—park your car in front of our place and giw<
us the order—your favorite ice cream, sundae, refreshing _
or Coca Cola will be served in a jiffy.
BRING YOUR FRIENDS TO THE TERRACE
TEA GARDEN FOR ENTERTAINMENT
Our luncheonette service de luxe provides facilities for
light lundies, sandwiches And tea.
“ALWAYS THE REST OF EVERYTHING”
GEORGIAN PALM GARDEN'
7 GEORGIAN HOTEL
it
, fei
CHINA VALUES AT HARDY’S
WHETHER YOU WANT A COMPLETE DINNER SET
OR AN INDIVIDUAL PIECE WE HAVE IT..
Johnson Bros. English Porcelain
IN PLAIN WHITE
100 Pieces' Complete Service for 12 Persons.
Same Set in 50 Pieces.
Single Dishes from Open Stock.
WHITE WITH BORDER DESIGN
100 Pieces, Complete Service for 12 Persons.
Same Set in 50 Pieces.
Single Dishes from Open Stock.
Wilkinson Bros. English Porcelain
HAND DECORATED, BLUEBELL DESIGN
Neatly Shaped Dishes With Pretty Border Decorations.
100 Pieces, Complete Service for 12 Persons.
.Same Set in 50 Pieces.
Single Dishes from Open Stock.
YOU CAN BUY A SMALL NUMBER, THEN BY ADDING TO
THEM FROM TIME TO TIME, COMPLETE THE SET.
HARDY HARDWARE COMPANY
361 343
East Clayton SI. 2 Stores East Broad St. p
SOLD AT BOTH OF OUR STORES )\
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