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About The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1923)
5BP ■WAQBStX 6u.~' WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18. IMS. COMB IB " 10II STAYS Around Athens With Col. T. Larry Gantt T h cse m«'n are Messrs. Dean, Mote, Eberharde, Smahar, and Sewell. EDWARD ROBINSON Is just hack from a very delightful trip ; MR. THAD HAWKINS is 01 : of the most progressive farme Costs Few Cents a Jar— ! fml owns onf of the bpat farni * f eeps Hair Glossy, Well-j Groomed Mrs. L. H. Goss _ OKhtliorpe county, the old Win- I f»ey place, near ^herokec Corner. I’cc-.tainir.fr TOO acres. He says he j has but one white family left on : his place, which will run three j plows. He has some croppers on Uo Sandersville, where he spent the “.other Diaces he owns. Mr. Hankins (past week-end. *'w/ 8 l '»n he ha"?»nd iB he h h«^ t t<!*s«| ™E VARIOUS fraternities. are Kin leave. beginning to practice for the com- r ing baseball season. In the past MR- HOMER NICHOLSON, {competition - In athletics between efficient county engineer says the ..... ve- " tnet bridge and approach-1 fraternities has been very keen, r* will be finished this week and and some good games are expert- ready for crossing. It will be some ed. A silver loving cup will time before tfcv fBarherville hills given the tea can be cut *ck»m and a concrete ] top this year, road laid, but the hills beyond the bridge can b? circled. MISS ROSA PARKER of Millen Georgia, will Join her sister in At- lanta to attend Grand Opera. ATHENS COTTON There was no change in the local MISS ETHEL JESTER of at the close Wednesday, lanta will be at home for Grand*the price standing at cents, 0pera> j the same as the previous close. THE ENTERTAINMENT of the \ y. W. C. A. for the Woman’s club; of Athens has been postponed un-ijuav til next Thursday afternoon. , •July vho comes out on Millions Use It —Fine for Hsirl —Not Sticky, Greasy or 8melly , MESSRS- W. A. AND C W. BRAY, two splendid men and farmers of Oglethorpe county, near Crew lord. were in town Sat urday. N ith*r "ill plant u hill of cotton but go in heavy for in heavy for food crops. They will put in some peanuts as a money THE REHABS at the University have a good baseball club this year, and will compete with the various rehabilitation teams over the state, and elsewhere, Jt is learned. NEW YORK COTTON Open High Low Clone P.C. .. J8.70 28.85 28.43 28.79 28.31 .. 27.95 27.97 27.62 27.85 27.77 .. 25.10 25.10 24.79 24.89 24.95 .. 24.52 24.53 24.31 24.42 24.48 .. 24.32 24.1# M. Bids: May 28.49; Jul| ARTHUR FBWIS will motor 1ai 2: 71; <v, '' b, ' r 2< * S: l)f,rm '“ r Atlanta for Grand Opera. Si? MISS ANNIE BELLE DOWDY i® 01 of Commerce spent the week-end 11 *‘- at home with her parents. : Maxeys Has First Guano Factory Millions Use It—Fine For Hair —Not Sticky, Greasy or Smelly Even obstinate, unruly or sham pooed hair stays combed all day In any style you like. “Hair- Groom” is a dignified combing cream which gives that natural gloss and well-groomed effect to your hair—that final touch to good dress both in business and on social occasions. Greaseless, stainless “Hair- Groom" does not show 01 the hair because it is absorbed by the scalp, therefore your hair remains so aoft and pliable and so nutural that no one can possibly tell you used it. Drugstores. , Jacksonville. Fla.—“I hav.e, at I different times, found relief by tak ing Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescrip tion, when I began to be nervous, hud severe headaches, and felt bad I in general.- Usually two or three bottles was sufficient. I also took the ’Prescription' during expectan- i cy and it was a great* benefit to me at this time. My experience with »different remedies leads me to be lieve that Hr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is the very best wo man’s tonic on the market.’ —Mrs. L. H. ,Goss, 504 Cherry Ave. You can always find this pre scription of Dr- Pierce’s in your neighborhood drug store in tablets or liquid; or send 10c for trial package and write for free medi cal advice to Dr. Pierce’s Invulids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y- —Advertisement. MR. C. E. ,SUDDETH. of Ogle thorpe, says not many negre.'s have left his section ami they have labor left. They will plant lightly of cotton but gon in heavy for food crops. The cold spells have thinned out fruit. Some rust on wh_*at. WILLARD BATTERIES $15.00 and up CLARKE STORAGE BATTERY CO. Phone 677 Athens, Ga. HOFMEISTER’S SHOE SHOP New Shoes from Old.—Men's Half Soles and Rubber Heels 11.50. Ladles' Half Solas and Rubber Heels $1.28. Children's Half 8oles and Rubber Heals* priced according to sire. WE DELIVER Phons 1188 229 E. Broad 8t* Athsns, Ga. | MR. JIM SMITH, one of the sound men and farmers of the old Free State says they are going in heavy for something to eat and plant from three to five acres of cotton to the plow. Mr. Smith says they, have the Danielsviile road torn up in spots and to reach Ath ens they have to go via Hull. PROF. GRIGGS, of the engineer ing and drawing departments at the University has piven bis last assignment in Graphla for this year, but It would be suicide try to pass Graphics 12 and without this lasti assignment, be cause It covers about two months' work. (Continued From Psgs Ons) THE FRESHMAN DANCE was a complete success in every Way, although not as many attended this year as last, everybody had a good time. MR. OSCAR NASH, of the Boggs Chapel section hays he has lost nearly all of his negroes but is doing the best he can. One of Sour Stomach his dunes went to Cleveland. ().. and got a job in a rubber factory that pays him 45 cents per hour, but when he pays rent and nil expenses he has nothing left . Beat Relieved by Chewing a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet—No Water Needed—Carry Them j Loose in Your I'ocket. Whnt the average person needs in this day and age is the balanced stomach sweetener that he can take at any time, at any place and gel relief right away. This effect is had with one or two Stuart's Dys pepsia Tablets. No matter what you eat or drink, if the stomach sours, gets gassy, seems to blost and press against the heart, if it belches and heartburn makes you miserable, try these tablets. The miaersuie, cry tnese tauieis. sue moment thoy reach the stomach they neutralise the acids, they give the stomach the alkaline effect it is craving for and thus you soon feel 1 good, the stomach is settled and the faults of indigestion ate thus cor rected. You may now eat pie, cheeaa. sausage, pickles, if you get a 60 cent box of Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tableta today at any drug tore. —Advertisement. 66- ot/owe-66 Widow Cries for Joy AT THE PALACE theatre, on Thursday and Friday will be given Cecil de Mille’s production with an all-stur cast. De Mille has ac complished the impossible—po- duced a bigger picture than his “Manslaughter," "Adam's Rib/ ’is a glowing story of human fratili- ties. Clothed in lavish splendor and stirring scenes. including the Na- atiuiiiK ptciica, iiiuiduiiik niv mt- tural History Museum filled with gigantic skeletons of million-year- old monsters and other great fea tures. You «must not miss this great picture- Both the Palace and Elite have on extra fine programs this week. MR. L. C. BROWN spent last week in New Orleans, investigat ing the coffee business. He says New Orleans is the largest cof fee market in the world, greatly ice iiwfAci. iii uiv wwi iu, Kivuuy exceeding New York in its sales. He reports prosperous times and an active business. Mr. Brown hus sold out entirely his Coca Cola business and will devote his time to coffee. JAMES H. CHAFFIN, and Fred M. Gorfain won speaking places or the Economics debate. These ttwo men are hard to beat when it comes to an argument so It is not surprising that this honor was giv en them. est supply of bones came from the 13 battlefields, as the war had recently ended and they were covered with hones of horses killed during the fighting. Battlegrounds were rich fields and carloads of bones were collected and shipped to Maxeys. Bone dust is unquestionably one of the best and most enduring ingre dients fo» a fertilizer known, and they added greatly to the value of the Maxeys goods- My impression is that one reason for discontinuing the factory was the supply of bones being exhausted, and nothing could he found to take its place. GRINDING BONES OF SOLDIERS NtW ORLEANS COTTON 1 open High Low Clone P.r\ May .. .. 28.05 28.20 27.85 28.11,27.86 July .. .. 27.75 27.87 24.50 27.77 27 60 Oct. .. y. 24.53 24.54 24.25 24.33 24.48 24.08 24.08 23.85 23.91 24.07 11 A. M. Jllda; May 27.93; July .60; October 24.32; December 23.91. Sidney Lanier Appeals ’ To the Supreme Court From Alimony Verdict ATLANTA, da.—Sidney Lanier, the Macon descendant of the fa mous poet of that, name,, whose do mestic vicissitudes created a news paper sesnation following bln mar riage in Atlanta sotne months ago to Miss Peggy Lewis, has taken to the supreme court the Judgment of Judge Mathews, of the Bibb supe rior count), directing him to pay temporary alimony of no a month and attorney's fees of $150. Hfs bill of exceptions was tiled Saturday morning by his attorney, Sidney w. Hatcher, of Macon and arguments Is the case will he beard in due course. The bill sete up that Judge Mat hews erred in directing him to pay alimony and attorney's fees In the following particulars: I—That the judgment was con- trkry to the 'eVIdktfca. Thmt *• Judgment was cm I trary to Jaw. ^ 3— That the judge abused discretion rested fa him. ■ 4— Thas the Judgment was u l author!,ed because It was show, that Lanier has no property, no ill come and no earning capacity. Lanier makes a pauper’s s«J davit to relieve himself of M ji/ the coat of taking the case to i supreme court. 1 SUMMER SANDALS Sandals are to be quite the m, for summer. In colons as well L black, white and tan. Some very rouna toen and u «e u „ UI ingly small amount of leather, lng the hosiery more 1 Imiwrtju than the shoes. * J ’1 LIBERTY BONDS .1 1.2s 101.02 101.02 First 4 1 -4s 97.19 97.24 Second 4 1-4* 97.21 97.22 Third 4 1-4 98.12 98.04 Fourth 4 l*«s v 97.23 97.25 Victory 4 3-4s 100.00 100.00 London, England, uses 3oo,o( 000 gallons of water dMly. FRED STEWART took a “fly ing” trip to Atlanta Saturday Just to look the town over during the week-end. HOSCOFF DEAL spent Saturday afternoon and night working for the Banner-Herakk According t • Mr, Deal he gained *ome valuable experience that will help him con siderably in bis future journal!- Istfc career. JOHN D. ALLEN Is,now tho proud possessor of a rJrd R«tmo bile. Mr. Alien Intends to have tho old “war honvj” fixed up In Ids own style. It will be out and run ning some time in the near future. ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE girls turned out for the riding class now given at the University, Cap tain Wise expressed himself as well pleased with the Interest shown, as the class has practically Taxi Service Day and Night “I couldn’t eat anything but raw egg* and aweet milk and wu «o weak I could hardly walk across the room. | would have been In my grave today if I hadn’t taken Mayr’e Wonderful Remedy when I did. When I think how I nave suf fered with my stomach and how I good I feel now I cry for joy.” It • lira simple, harmless preparation tbit removes the catarrhal mucus from ths intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and Intestinal ailments, including ap pendicitis. One dose will convince lor money refunded. For sale by nil druggists. —Advertisement. YellowCabCo. PHONE 66 Office * GEORGIAN HOTEL STOPS COUGH AN WHEEZY BREATHING •Had a cough and wheeling In my throat,“ writes Catollne Dillard Petersburg. V*. “Foley's Honey and Tar gave me quick relief end stopped my cough." Coughs re sulting from Flu, Grippe, Whooplns Cough, Asthma and Bronchitis, quickly relieved with Foley's Hon ey and r*ar. Three generation! of satisfied users have made Foley'* Honey and Tar khe largest selling cough medicine In the World. Re fuse substitutes. Insist upon Fol ey's.—Advertisement. MR. EPTING has returned from a business trip to Chicago. He says conditions in the west are most prosperous and money plenti ful. He will go to work on a pro ject to bring white colonists from the middle west to take tho place of negroes. So many tourists traveling over the south have changed their opinion about condi tions with us. PSYCHOLOGY 3 is taking up a new book for the third term which has the combined interest of the entire class. It deals with the ques tion of how to study correctly. And It also teaches the application of psychology to practical prob lems. But I remember that a charge was made and published in the pa- • 8e nt. pers that this factory was grinding f May the ones of our dead soldiers and [July selling them as fertilizer. I asked the manager of the factory if there was any truth in this charge. He said he had grpund up hundreds of carloads of bones collected on bat tlefields and instructed his men f» watch out for human bones, and they never found but one, a thigh bone, and which wa# buireJ near the works. The owners of this fac tory, Messrs. Brightwell, were gal lant Confederate soldiers, having served through the war, and were the last men to permit such a sacrilige. It was with the use of this Max eys fertilizer that Mr. Sam Bailey made the record-breaking wheat crop. Farmers used this fertilizer only under cotton and Mr. Bailey wished to prove to them that it would pay under any crop, and he selected an acre which he planted in wheat and fertilized it with Max eys guano. This fertilizer sold for ftfO a ton and it was worth it- , WHEAT— Sept May July CORN— Rent . May July OATS— P.C. 61% NEW YORK STOCKS ' Open 2 P.M. Coco Cola 77H "1% Cuban Cane 8ugat 17% 17% Cuban Cane pfd. . 01% t\ S. Steel 106% 106% 106% Austin NIchol* •• 29% 30% 29% Bethlehem Steel. 64% Southern Ry. ... 34% Southern Ry. pfd. 68% Pan American .. 68% Pan Amc. II Stock 66% American Sugar.. *1% Kennlcott Copper.. 40% Induntrial Alcohol 68% N. Y. Centra! ... 94% Amc. Tel. Tel. .. 123 34% 69% doubled in size. Because of tho largo number present, howe sr, training was necessarily impeded, and so the ten best riders v/ere chosen to continue their practice under the direction of Captain Wise, while the others were given permission to obtain a mount at t.ny time by application. This is perhaps the first time in the his tory of the University th.tt the girls have been able to get the horses. The ^>eat riders of the presonlU class will perf a in at the horse show at the Agricultural Colla* which take, place every Ent j re , y Restored Read Herald Want Ads. Well-Known Sea Captaiq Discusses Wife’s Case C ampus hatter THE TENNIS tournament, which many have been looking forward to will begin the latter part of the week. LUTHER HARMON. Unlveraity of Oeorgla alumaua, returned to hi. home In Carrollton Tuesday after .pending a few days with friends at the University. THE QEOROIA baseball t leaves on n four day arip into Alabama and Mississippi. EMERSON GEORGE and Bur- well Nolan spent Sunday In Mob roe, visiting friend*. ■■ANDY” IJOHAMBERS, Georgia baseball star spent the week-end In Buford. A. E. RICHARDSON ha. rem oved from hli former residence In New College So 325 College ave nue. FRANK DOAR, A. Leopold Alex ander, .Philip Mulberlne and Mil- lodge Brown will spend this week end (n Augusta. SPRING FOOTBALL practice for the Athene High 8chool Is be ing conducted every afternoon on llerty Field PROF. BROADHURST. of depart meqt of secretarial studies, an. nounces that hie department has recently added a new course the use of the dictaphone. , NEW COLLEGE dormitory boasts of having five sophomores lnl|lated Into the Junior Cabinet. DOCTOR KAFTRA gave the members of his Zoology 3 class a test Monday. PROF. YOUNO gave an Inter esting lecture on ‘‘Carbon," Satur day, to hie Chemistry 22 class. HIN0L' DOCTOR COULTER'8 class tn Georgia History Is progressing rapidly In the history or the Em pire State of the South. fslmerica’s Home Shoe Polish \ SAM BONEY, former UniversET of Georgia student and start ath lete of former Red sod Black teams Is spending a few days with friends 1 Athens. Mr. Boney left school iust before Christmas to enter the real estate buslneaa la .Miami. Florida. MAK&ISHOESlBRIGHTr KEEPS1LEATHER RIGHT *1 \ SR p< Thesmart'shine^-the’every^yBhine-for thrifty‘people who know thatlit’s the GERALD CARREKAR -• nt the week-end with friends, and while here attended the dances, which were given at the Moss auditorium. WALTER a RUSSELL attended the Ninth District track and liter ary meets which were held in Winder Thursday, Friday and Sat urday of the past week. Her Health Four Years Ago and She Hasn’t Had Sign of Trouble Since. The remarkable reconstructive powers of Tanlac ar* further evi denced in the case of Mrs. MattiJ Thompson, wife of E. A. Thomp son, a well known sen captain, re siding on Glenn Ave.. Brunswick Ga. Captain Thompson is commandei of the Steamer Augusta Engaged in coetwise trade out of Brunswlsk He has lived in Brunswick since early youth and numbers 'his friends by his acquaintance. Captain Thompson states that Mrs. Thompson received her health four years ago by the use of Tan lac and that ehe has had no fur ther trouble since. Such testi mony is the strongest proof that could be offered of Tanlac's singu lar purity and efficiency. “I am convinvcd.” the Captain statement saye, “that Tanlac Is all that is claimed for it. Judging from what it did in my wife's case it doe* not lock anything to make it a wonderfully effective tonic. "Mrs. Thompson suffered from a complication of ailments which made ft necessary to have her in a hospital two or three different times. Following these periods sha was in an extremely nervous weak condition and could not get back her normal strength po mat ter what ehe did or took. “Finally at the suggeetion of friends she began taking Tanlac and three bottles of the treatment accomplished the desired result*. She got back both weight and Strength, due to the fact that Tan- lae enabled her to eat heartily and sleep well. Her nerve* became stronger too, and, In fact, ehe eopke of feeling-bettor than ahe ever had Tanlac not only gave my wife quick relief, but Ita work hue been laeting, as four years have past and she has had no further trouble of any kind. Tanlac is for sale by all druggists Accept no substitute. Ore r37 mil lion bottles sold—Adevertisement. FOR SALE: SEVERAL FARMS TAKEN IN BY INSURANCE COMPANIES Farms may be lhad by paying up Interest and assuming obligations. HUBERT M. RYLEE 405 Holman Bldg. Phone 1576 Law Offices , Athens, Georgia SttIe.things.thattcount.big. Black’Tan^White.Ox-bloodjBrown The Shinola Home Set is'a household'neces- sity. Makes family shoe shining easy, quick, and economical. Genuine bristle ^dauber, and big lamb’s wool polisher. w. C. FLEMING, prominent In school activities will snond the week-end at Bogart. D. M. SNYDED will go to Colum bus the coming week-enj wheie be will visit friends end relatives. The Shine for Mine!’ MISS -MARGARITE COVING TON of Atlanta spent the week end with her cousin, Miss Dorothy Moran of the Woman’s Building. The Shinola box has a handy key—one turn and the cover pops off ,he p “ t tew J * y Minn JIM TURNER man's Building boa een for the pakt few days. CLOTHES, WITH A REPUTATION Spring Suits IT PAYS | Give Your Garden A Chance. Order That Small Bag Today. HODGSON’S ODORLESS Garden and Flower Fertilizer Results Will Gratify You , FOR SALE BY REID DRUG COMPANY. H. R. PALMER SONS. COFER SEED COMPANY. PATRICK’S PHARMACY. CITIZENS PHARMACY. WARREN J. SMITH BROS. NORMAL SCHOOL PHARMACY. Even Now you can see unmistakable signs of building activity all over town. This Spring is going to be marked by a surprising amount of construction work, if the sign* are not woefully wrong! Lumber still leads as the fav orite material of discriminating builders—its beauty, permanen cy, adaptability and economy are arguments that will not be denied! CARTER-MOSS LUMBER COMP/ BUILDING MATERIALS Or. 'K AN* YARD SSRINO B FULTON : NCAS AROAD.ATHENS, 'PHONE .-701- H ERE are Clothes the choice of thoughtful men. Through good workmanship, all-wool fabrics and permanency of style these Suits have es tablished their reputation. $20.00 to $50.00 t-iuacyra AbiStern Co. „„„ , “The Home of Good Clothes” * MISS MARTHA McALPINE I will attend the Educational eon- — — — * r THAT SUBTLE EASE- thit comes from being accustomed to perfectly appoint surroundings can be translated Into the busbies* office. B. L. Marble chairs are designed to carry this imprM** 00 quietly, beautiful in style, sterling and attractive in chM- acter, constructed to endure. CHARACTER ■ COMFORT QUALITY The, McGregor Co. »■ i» rnJkMB—j3s—ws 'T~i ~7' T' i MEDMRVDVA* Vbtlir it 1* h Office Furniture Dept. Jackson Street -Tj ill]
