The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, May 20, 1923, Image 2
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f The Weather
HJeorRlar Showers and probable
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L Lost And Found
— ONE FKMATJ5 POINTER,
prime with liver spots. Reward
too. Joe Downs with the Corbitt
Kelt Co. *n22c
mT—ONE I Sir, BAY MAKE WITH
|pro white feet. Friday night,
mdrr please notify. Banner-Herald
H«oi J. Boley. m20p
P C— ON* -ROAD BETWEEN Madl-
i anil Athens Saturday 1*- m.. a
le containing, auto tent. Finder
he rewarded : hy leaving same
IP C. IX/Camt/bell. 148 Mllledge
Wtraco or^phsirtb' \o, - 18J5. m21j)
gj WANTED—HELP
■MCIUIRH WANTED — 9900-9.2250
4tteloJfc4»L Language, Arithmetic)
BfrCJBWC Hlah Sehool®, Junior
IwegAr^ltfdughout South. No nd-
iMce f®e. Foster's Teachers’ BO-
pu. Atlanta. GA. m20ji
VANTED—Boy about 14
ryrars*old to- deliver pa-
m?' Apply Banner-Her-
i Office.
WANTED — MANDOLIN, GUITAR
and Ukelele pupils wunted. Mlsi
Ilnldee Martin will i.pen n ntiidro in
Athens about June 4th.and will teach
tundolln, Hawaiian Guitar, Plain
Guitar, Tenor Banjo and Ukelele. For
further Inlormatlon. address J. U
is Music Shop. Bumpkin Street.
Jlc
kNTBD — SIDELINE SALESMEN
o sell steel wait® pai»cr # baling
•sscs and steel waste receptacles
city street corners, parka, factor-
stores, schools and office service,
era! commission. Write J. Kirk
veil Co.. J»il Atlanta Trust Bldg.,
ante, Ga. raSUp
WANTED — FEW BOARDERS IN
private family. Rooms cool and
clean, good table. 925 per month. 464
East: Dougherty. m21p
RE SILK HOSIERY MILLS, Inc.,
re a real pronosltion for peoplo
want to 1*0 Independent and
ke more ‘ tnomy than the average*;
►nU tor *'Community Brand” h«s-
f wanted In nil countlc®. For do-
la write,' C. E. Lumpkin. District
nogcr, 1417 Healey Bldg.. Atlanta.
n>20p
WANT TO HEAR FROM OWNER
having garage or hardware for sale.
John J. Black, Cliliqiewn Fall!:, Wis
consin. m2'):.
,ESMEN 1130.00 MONTH AND
penscs selling cigars. Experience
necessary. 8end self-nddressed
riped envelope for Information.
Iona! qgar Co.,. High Tolnt, N. O.
ra20p
For Rcni
REAI, ESTATE LOANS — c PEP
Money. Bankers Reserve Cys
tern 0 per cent Ioann are made < n
city or farm property to buy. build
improve, or pay Indebtedness. Bank-
For Rent—Rooms
FOR RENT—SIX ROOM apartment
second floor. Outside entrance.
Recent repairs. Phone 370. m20c
FOR tlK.N'T—L’PRTAmn aiuytmoiil.
small or large, resaouahle rent. All
conveniences. 833 Prince Ave., W. II.
Benson. . m2tn
!N. WOMEN, HALAHY *75 FULL
no, 91.30 an hour spare time, sell-
the genuine guaranteed hosiery
bet to wearer, beautiful line. In-
tlonol Mills, Norristown, Ps.
vn50p
3B i. II. WATSON COMPANY
rl 11 employ n lady or gentleman
mt In Athena Watkins Products
known everywhere and our
iplo make big Incomes. Inves
tte this opportunity. Full portion
s and available samples sent t<
lers who mean bualnesa. Write
f. The J. R. Watkins Company,
. It, ’Memphis. Tenn. * m!9p
J* MONEY AT HOME DURING
ire time painting lamp shades
w tops for us. No canvassing.
* and Interesting work. Expert-
unnecessary. Nllcarl Company,
FMrt Wayne. Indiana. m20p
FOR PART-OF YOUIl SPARE
me an4x»mpletc. course In beauty
nrV frfci * WrRe for full pa.tleo
La Btrmlhel System.
lia. . ; r
LANER MAN TO RUN
mall 4-^1 de ’ planer. Bee Klein ft
rtln C<v r * ! m20c
:
RAILROAD
SCHEDULES
•CABOARD AIR 'LINK . RY.
md , Southbound
Atlanta-Monroe local 9:11 p
P AtL-B(rmtnghani-Mem. 3:29 p
p Norfolk-Rich.-N. Y. 3:2* p
Atl.-Abbeville local 7:3* a
All.-Birmingham 6:29 A
Norfolk -Washington 9:29 a
Wilmington-N. Y. 9:29
BEORBIA RAILROAD
Depart
9:29 am
3:29 pm
10
CENTRAL CP GEORGIA RV,
•w. O. Bolton, Agent, Phone 19*1
Central of Georgia Button .
Depart for Macon 7:26 a. m.
4:49 mb. .
Arrive from Maoon 11:11 a> s®.
9:30 p.m.
Tor further Information pbone
J. T. Druce, a JL, i
•AINCSVILLE MIDLAND
RAILWAY
Schedules
*v® Atnsn*
A. M.* *5:20 P. M.
A. M.M ••19:10 A. M.
Daily. •• Pally Except Sunday.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Sunday, ApHI 29. 1923.
f, leaves Athens 7:45 a, m# ar-
I-i.li 9-20 a. m.
8 leave® Athens 4:15*.
T.ula 3:45 p. m. »
ves Lula 4:65 p. m, arrives
0 p. m.
lives Luis 19:19 a. m.. ar
Athens 11:43 a. in.
MILLER, C. A.. Athens, Oa-
TeUphons 9L - -
BOYS WANTED—WE WANT Srtiool
boys to earn summer spending
money securing subscriptions to OtiT-
DOORS—HOUTH. the new handsome
magazine of sports In which every
father, uncle, son—every man and
boy—Is Interested. Subscription prlc^
of only 12.00 per year makes It easy.
You get 91.00 for every subscription
Magazines published monthly: man)
pictures; edited by O. B. Keeler with
sporting writers in every city assist
ing. Write quick. Homer <!. George
Publishing Co., 1034 Ivy St.. Atlanta.
Ga. m2 Op
FOR SALE-*-Boston Bull Terrier pup
pies. Hire. Billy XL. 13am, Hugar
Aoss. * Gs.. tdlewood Billy Haffl**,
Massaoft Little Boy. OD.. Prtnceaai
Pat. XXIV. Massasolt Queen* Phono
354-J.
WANTED—COMPETENT C<»oK for
small family. Must be experienced
and able to* give references. Apply
Banner-Herald or phono 1I65-J. ni21p
’rawford. Swift Bldg.
r»20«-
>LORED MEN WANTED to qualify
for sleeping car and train iM>rt*»rr.
Experience unnecessary. Transporta-
fui-nlshed. Write T. McCaffrey,
Supt., St. Louis. ni20p
FOR SALE—EGGS FOR HATCHING
from pure Black Minorca pens.
91.00 for fifteen. Phone 1IC5-J. m21p
FOR 8ALI
OR RKNT—FIVE ROOM
house, large hit. Immediate poir
session. 15
G. Fambrotigli. phone
514.
mlOc
FOR SAL!*
— MAHOGANY DINING
room tab
e, nix chair® and serving
Sable. ITU
v very reasonable. I’hgne
882-W.
m20p
Market Gossip
Received Over F. J.
Linnell & Company’s
Private Wire
t An invitation reception will be
(tendered the grada&iifigiclnss on
the High School campus Wednes
day evening. Toe Jiigu aepou.
rolled' more than 600 students thin
year and prospects for an even
• larger ehrollmetot next year are
bttoi
shipboard .37.000
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING USED
Ford cars that are especially good
values: Speedster, with starter, near
ly new Ford UoUPe, rebuilt ton truck
and 1921 touting, rtarter. The prices
of the®e cars will Interest you. C. A.
Trussed Motor Co., Ford, l’ordson and I
Lincoln. m21c J
000.
Journal of Uommcrce says: Spot
reporti were good. Spinners were
buying July. Japanese and New Or
leans Inteiest bought varioup mouths.
Later the complexion of the market
changed, buying died down. Bhme
wdtf known memlieh of the trade
are. vet^- bullish on cotton. They
think that the atmn? statistic® are
bound to tell and tint general trade
will soon come out of the doldrums.
lBs. ! PROGRAM
I ANNOUNCED
NEW BUNGALOW. | t „ u i,,l,
>rs. IjoI 34x130 feet; persistent who advk
iy Trust Corp. Terms. | un ,| Atlanti(*n of tl
m2*c i
Wanted
WANTED—SECOND HAND Inatan-
leoua gas water heater. Albert
E. Davison. m20<:
FOR RENT—One apartment In di-
Hiral>el location. 347 Mllledge Ave
hone 1346. % * m23e
Personal
WEALTHY. PRETTY
FOR RENT — HOUSE, CORNER!
Meigs and Church Streets. A. II. J
Davison. tn20c I
FOR RENT—JUNE 1ST 4 furttlMhed
>ms add hoard, 3 blocks from
poatofflcs, 197 W. Hancock Avenue.
Phone 1339. ^ n»22c
FOR RENT-SIX «. ROOM HOUSE,
furnished or unfurnished, with tw«i
bath rooms. Ilonse cm Cobb Street.
Call 1497-J. n»22c
FOR RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED
roomn and kitchenette. AU conveti
lence®. On car liny, close In. Very
desirable. Addrcnn a.. Box 236. m2Co
FOR RENT—NEW COTTAGE, three
rooms and bath, all convenience*.
On car lln* near Agr. College. Cou
ple without children preferred. Ad
dress Cottage. Bog 43C. mlh
FOR RENT—« ROOM HOUSE. TWO
bathe, furnished. Phone 1B49-W or
apply 840 West Hancock Ave. m2!|i
FOR RENT—8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO
baths, fuuilahed. Possession July
1st. Phone 16I*-W or Apply 9*0 Wen
Hancock Avenue. / f.v ,m21p
FOR RENT—JUNE THE 1ST. MT
garage apartment; two rooms, en
closed porch, kitchenette. wlth v gas
Move, hot and cold water; one bed.
fumlsheA . Water and ItgUts free
Phone 770,-M. M. Arnold. 1192 Mil
ledge Avenue. >. fn2D
FOR RENT—5 ROOM APARTMENT
with garage. June 1st. Dov 1049.
• m20:
FOR RENT—ROOM ANT> HOARD.
Nicely furnished rooms, with oi
without- meals. Hot and cold water,
tub and shower baths at all time.:.
Rales reasonable. 134 ,We« 'Dough
erty Kt. m2oc
FOR SALE
Hltlt At LAST
A 'BILLY" SUNDAY Book—The
first and only one at Its kind—full
of "pep” from cover to cover—richly
illustrated. A golden opportunity for
agents. If you- are a live-wire and
want to act as ous agent—send 910*
for sample copy and instructions. The
Prudential Publishing Co.. Knoxville.
Tenn. m33c.
FOR SALE—ONE BUSHEL CANE
Seed. Apply Banner-Herald Office.
OhW. m2*3
Thu executive hoard of tbo
League of Women Vetera met
T*jesc?iy afternoon at thn Y. W.
A. Huh roonn. An intureatlng
report from committees, an opt-
Hno of future plana wan r^lveiL fol
lowed by a brilliant addreiNsby
Miss MHdret; Moil on the National
onvc.ntion at Den Moines.
Six initiate:! to "Phi Mu,” and
bpnorarv economic society
r Cn-Fdn at tho TTnlversity of
Georgia, worn taken into the club
Frldry. Misses Molly Whitehead,
Omth Babcock,' Fnnih Weems,
Illllda Calloway, Flossy Houston
and Besslo parr are tho new mem
bers. AI lot these young ladies are
doing excellent work at tho Uni-
sltv and their initiation Into
this society is merely another tes
timony of their popularity.
NEW ORLEANS. La.—Liverpool
holiday Saturday, also Monday 21st,
nnd again Friday 23tb. white Sunday
holidays.
Southern spotr. wero unchanged to
G up; ' Dalian unchanged, middling
23.50; nale:; at Dallas 504; all
.367 bales vs. 2.434 Thursday.
a from Alabama
of there being a do-
idcdly better demand for ®|>ota but
| holders refuse to aell at prevailing
AND j nr | cer , Hr , atoekn are very small ami
price; j tbey are confident of higher prices.
Many Interesting ami important
development- ahead
such an Germany’® final rcpnratli
offer, first monthly crop condlt
report® t,t season, final bqitidatlcn
May In which trading will cease
24th Instant, and weather.
While sentiment remain*! divided I bov
it np|>eart: more bullirb than other
wise owing to uji rut If factory weather
and unfavorable crot> u-counta ex
cept from Texan where new crop
*eenin to bt, making better headway
than In other recjlon®-of the belt.—
H. and R. BEER.
The graduation program "fol
lows:
Music—High School Band.
Invocation—Dr. S. E. Watson.
Oration—John Linton Green.
Chorur*—Senior Girls.
Reading—Miss Callle McWhirtcr
f’larlnet Solo—£harles E. Mor
ris.
Address—Hon. Geo. C. Thoma3.
chorus—Senior Girls.
Delivery of Diplomas—Dr. John
D. Moll.
A. H. S. by the audience.
Cr<
Relief Work Begun
l or Survivors of
. School House Fire
(Continued From Page One)
death t’ap by'the flames but had
in some manner cs< ar :d am when
t’*o nrayer was sa‘d. their’.: were
the most heartfelt of all. M«.ny cl
r c survivors were unable io at
next week, j tj lo services due to f»» jirie.-
and the shock of having tf itanii
helpless and sec their loved ones
ATHENS.COTTON
The local cotton market again
stayed at the same level a® the
day before, closing at the previour
c/.ose of 2554 cents.
NEW YORK COTTON .
open High 1^.- flose P.C
.. .. 26.K5 26.93. 24.99 26.93 26.79
.. . 25.35 25.50 25.15 23.43 25.27
.. .. 23.11 21.11 22.SH 23.10 22.97
i the District Coift of the United
States for tho Northern District
c; Georgia.
i re: Biftiberry ft Owen Co., W. L.
Bradhorry And W. H. Owens, bank
rupt. No. 1163 In Bankruptcy.
A petition for discharge having
been filed In conformity with law by
o-nanicd bankrupt/ and ths Court
having ordered that the hoarlng upon
said petition bo had gn Juno 23. 1933.
fit ton o’clock A. M.. pt the United
State.*! District Court mom. In the
cf ATLANTA. Georgia, notice |r.
botoby g vrn to all creditor® nnd other
on® in interoKt to appear at said
time end place and chew « nu®c. If any
they h«ve. why the prayer of the
bankrupt for discharge nhould nut lie
granted.
O. C. FULLER. Clerk.
who cHcnrcrt. Pt-lirf fnm
ing rrtfcpiJ over tho state,
ra *»rc ftour-ng in from ai*
•nails of tho pit'on nf aid. b:t or-
new Orleans cotton 'bf'M' dcrllitml ly Mnvor Garrison
o»».n iffgh low • ».*■#• Y 1 *’ I v.ho I nil:, thr committee in chary'
May .. .. 25.91 2C.11 25.77 25,05 26.03 I of th ’ollcf work. Tro'pcpplo fw
July .. .. 25.45 25.68 2r..ai 25.52 25.4 , | thnt It bt their own norrow * M
Gi t. . .. 23.47 22.62 22.X3 22.53 22.45J f ' u > Wish ta furnish whatfivc *
r>ec k .. .. 22 15 22 20 22 00 22 18 22.09 I n,r ” thomsolves that is -noodcf*
II A. M. BM>: Miv 20.30; j„i; Ut> <nro for tiioso who wore In.'urr
S6.00; Octobci 23.70; Dorcmh.r 2J.33.4*"’' ^ 'nakn orranufunriilo fai th
»v f» ’lcnahnn. ,
LIOBRTV BONOS I ,s
,, j’ ’ Itrn in tlio traitlc story n* t’nj
First«1.2. i i ' vo r , ‘ -yp «»• ev , en ; h '
/ . tm ”’'rt of rolirf work fs not goi.:';
1,11,1 ' l ’ 1 " **“ lln . «nnn from tlinr. ........ rs-«r... ill.
Dixie Iloy t'!ay Suits
-42J0 to $3.76
Visebslts 16c te $1.76
Uathlne Holts $2.50 to $6.80
Bathing (apa .............75c
Tennis Rackets . .$2.76 to $10.00
Union U .niwsro Skates.. .$2.80
i'atry Veloelpodes $0.00 to $17.00
Slmtn Mobiles ... .$0.76 te 17.76
rvinl Skips .$6.00 to $0.50
Olcycl*. Motorcycle and Auto-
mobile Tire Pumps Repaired.
ATHENS CYCLE CO.
BETTER
SHOE REPAIRINQ
HOFMEISTER SHOE SHOP
I-I,nil" Your Ordedr
We Cell For '*Ml_.D*tiyer.
E. KAV *
"THE SMILING PAINTER"
Fine Painting end Interior
Oeeoretlng
Phone 1297, Athens, G*.
SUMMER TERM
Beginners and Advanced date.
AUSTIN J. WIGHT
Kmlneet VJoRn, Teacher.
755 LunuAdn St. Athens, Ga.
Phone I9I‘W.
FOR SALE— FIN'R'ilOMK ON Hen-
d.rean Aye.. ( Iml nernie. utetplng
Perrh. Bteem beet, two I HUM. doubly
**ro*«, with aerveni quarter, ekov.
Arrtr# Let** lot. Eeccllcnt ttrm Ouerenty
OYaet Outgo Phono tit. mite
FOR SALE-PURE PORTO RICAN
Potato Plante. Dta.ee. tm anil
treated. Nhw lei*. pUnte. Cof.r
Bred Plwi. Phon, 2«r. m2Ir
FT>n SALE — MAN'S, WARDROBE
trunk, brand now; eqdt »W.' ,trm
eell for J30. W. L. Cole, phono 12*1.
mllp
TRANSPLANTED TOMATO Flame..
t very beet varieties. Phone CSJ, I
130 King Avenue. ' mi'Op I
W. L COXE
Transfer Co.
Long Trips OaF Specialty.
Cheapest Truck In Town.
600 Thomas St
Phone 1351
MARKETS
riran'ial al dbo
22.63 22.74 22.50 22.70 22.51 j/n
the most horrible of all d^athr.
almost every borne in tin
;nnmir‘ty tho angel oi death bad
(1 clone, and in u reral there
» nign of movoment, for the
entire little family, father, mother
ami tw«» or three hiidren lion’ all
met tlmir death in tho building
which fa now only a mans of
blazoned delirln and gray anhe®
Ami tho ashen .are no grayer, nor
th** fYhris more black than the pali
of thn great Borrow which hangr
over the community.
The toll of tho flainon ban jjef-
Inltoly horn fixed' at aovonty-fiv*
mm, women and little* children
Tin* bint death wan thrt of Toni
Humpliriee, of Camden, who died
(n a total hospital early Saturday
morning.
rf
ruor .MpLeod. Sato .day, ia .
nroclom-tim to t. •> »peopt*
with
>lii”
lb*
rxtruded Iho nuf-
*4ocf nd 4 1-4® .
Thin! 4 1-4® ..
Victory 4 3-4®
•rt. .. .
May .. ..
May .. ..
'OILN-
Sepl
May .. ..
July
««ATS—
tept. .. .
May .. ..
97..”.
97.84 170.1)0
|»n rre'T from thoro mcmorleo Jh«
l ^rlllo pr'-no or ahtif out from
• **«•« ri-r tho nJt'ciiM crlon of th*’
*'‘’*rrs who—were burned to death
for ninny n lo*»e. dreary day or
• -r. A n*I Itf those memorira the
■ '»« ~ b-~ n-^e? h»or*v-nOll | f ~’
bow, will forever remain ms the
114H 1H lU'A- J
li?% 117% Via —
*i° “Hammer” Slayer
40%
42%
42%
78% 78%
42
•NEW YORK STOCKS
Open Clono P. C
Coca Cola 74
Cuban Chne Huger 14'4
Cuban Cane pfd. P .. 62% 53
Aurtln Nlcholn . 24 .... 25
U. B. Steel 97 . ...
Jouthern By.’ .... 31% 31% 32
Sou. y. ufd .... 6*5 63»i
Pan American .... 70% 70M
Krnnlcott Copper 36% . .
Industrial Alcohol .... 65%
N. Y. Central 93% ...
Amp. Tel. Tel. .. 122 122 122
Lows’* Inc. 16% 16% »16H
U. 8. Bugar 72% ...
# ATHCNS CURB MARKC7
BULLETIN
iUetr., 6' bunch.
Bi'ttev 33c, 4(k pound,
* Cabbsgo. 5c. U»c. 15c a head.
Cunt*, Rc bunch.
ijiiekcns. Frier®, 40c pound; liona
20-! iH/und; Rooster®, 12c pound.
Eggs. Rvlecird, 30c dozen.
Egg®, 25c dozen.
Turnip Salad. 10c gallon.
flam, home cured, 25c pou.id.
Kale. 10c gallon.
Lard, homo made, 20c pound.
Lettuce. 3c head.
a sal (Corn). 2 l-2c pound.
filcns. Be and 15c bunch.
Parsley. 5c bunch.
Peas, EncKrh. 23c "gallon.
Pea*, field. 4i pound.
Potatoes. Jrb\ 5c pound.
Sorghum Syrup, 59c gallon.
Spinach. J0r bunch.
Strawberries, l^c to 13c.
Turnip*, bunche®, 5c to 10c.
Guineas. «*c each. 1
Home mad** cake. 91.50 each.
Pure Bred Egtfe 91.00 Betting.
High SchooMVill
Graduate Largest
Class In History
(Continued From Pag# On*)
Breaks Down When
Sheriff ArriViv
(Continued From Pago Ono)
Thompson, Walter Warren, Amelia
Fllte. May Frnpieon, Oladye Mapr
and Vela Simms. Tho lower claee.
mrn malnutnlns n porfoct attend,
aqcc record for tho laat year w~"
| ho ^ven a hollilnv next Tueeday diapatch ie that the „-o,tmmci.i
(The etudente making honore will troope, which are besieging tho
bo announced graduation night.
Thn remncnc«*nirt oxrrct*cg gill
begin Friday afternoon. May 25,
with n demcnatntlon hr the mill,
tore cT nartmept and nxhiWtlon nf
work done by thn homo economic
and manual training departments.
t inrricd to prevent her attemptim
MUidde.
IUmcuIIuz want® to take her awn)
at once. Rverjr t,1,n K if ready for
the .return Journoy on which the
greatest precaution* will be taken
Mr*. Phillip® bn® escaiwd ao of(cn
that the mo*t extraordinary meas
ure® for cnaurlng that «he doe® not
get away have been taken
American Minister, Morale® wil
rnnnult with the president of
Honduran about having Clara
turned over to the Amsrirnn auth
orities pending the arrival of ex-
traditnin paper®.
Etta May Weaver, known a!s*
- Mr®. Youns, J* not wanted In
Loa Angeles.
Clara'® male companion,* blcntl-
fed a® Carson. I® Wanted, but In
dictment by a grand Jury ha* not
bom completed.
Bandits Take More
Captives; Victims
Fearing For Lives
(ContiniMd from peg, on,)
captivea held by the Suchow ban
dit*. Oovemor Tien Cnuny Von of
.Shantung province hhe^ent a mex-
.rengei to the hills with army com-
miesiepe for baidit chief* an
agreement to incorporate the en
tire. bandit force in the Shantung
WASHINGTON—A* a result of
this, foreign diplomatic representa
tives In Peking have decided to
nuke new and stronger represen
tations to the Chinese ovemment
for the release of foreignre* still
being held dptivc. In efforts to
placate the bandits, Peking offi
cials arc said to have granted the
demand that bandit leaders be
givcii army commissions and have
agreed to grach niy witlMraw the
(room now stationed aronhd the
bandit-stricken territory.
Pj.AV TO KILL
CAPTIVES
UWDOw—Marcel Barube, re
cently released by the Suchow t(ain
bandits on -nrole. is now journey
ing back to Pekbig to present an
ultimatum to the Chinese govern
ment on behalf of the bandits, says
a Reuters dispatch from Tsaoch-
wang. .
The ultimatum, according to the
ban.fits, must be withdrawn by next
Tuesday, In the event that this de
mand is not recognised, two ot the
Anglo-American eaptives will be
killed. Should the demand still J-o
disregarded, two more will be kill
ed, and so on until the denials .ire
ANNUAL MEETING
The SeYettty-Ffftli Annual Meet-
fag of the policy-holders of the
Southern Mutuil Insurance Co. will
be held on Tuesday, June 5, 1923,
at 11 A. M.. ia tm offic# of the
company in Athens, Ga.
A. E. GRIFFITH,
Secretary.
NAB MOTORISTS
SUNDAY.- MAY 20. 1923.
leanness concerning .HghHSg' ;
Nine motorists were held up la »«emenU.. M ed.on-Athen, motor
Athens* Friday night for violating
j the reir and bright laws, and two
! for speeding. Three negroes were
j arrested for gambling, 3 for drunk
enness an<» two for disorderly con-
ruct. The docket show® clearly that
1 there is yet a great deal of care.
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. Every Sale at a Less Price ;
PICK 'EM OUT
BRING SOME ONE TO HEJ.P YOU JUDGE f ,
Men’s, Ladies’, Boys’, Girls’, Misses’, Babies’
' §HO ES '
.YOU SAVE $1 TO $4 ON EVERY PAIR—NOT FIVE CENT# j,
SATINS, PATENTS, KIDS, CALFSKIN, BUCKSKIN, CANVAS
$1.50, $!.7S, $2.00, $2.25, $2.50, $2.75, $3.00, \
$3.50, $4.00, $5.00 .
BIG PILE
CHOICE
$£•50
.Every Kind
Men’s English Styles
c Oxfords, Bluchers, Bals and Shoes
$1.95, $2.50, $2.95, $3.50
$4.00, $4.50, $5.00
Men’s New Golf Oxfords $5.50
Misses’, Children’s Straps, Oxfords and Shoes
50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.35, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50
' Yo* Come—and Bring; Someone Withjfou.
Ladies’ Silk Hose, Any Color, Boys’ Basketball Shoes,
Choice $1.00
M
2 to 6
.. $1.25
Ladles’ Houbs Slippers, •'
For eVery Cook .. .. $1.25 ^
Shoe Stringa and Oxford . jp **'
Laces, Pair.. .. ., .. ..
NO HIGH PRICES AT THIS STORE.
BE SURE TO FIND THE RIGHT STORE. WU
Ladies’ Tennis Oxfords,
Choice .’95c
Ladies’ Felt Slippers,
Choice .. 75c
LOOK FOR
Paul HadawayShoefa
233 Broad Street
Athens; Ga.
A GOOD BATTERY BOR YOUR CAR
*io«;
We Guarantee Service and the Reputation of the
Battery Justifies Ub.
ATOENS ENGINEERING COMPANY
Phone 711 /
Our Prest-O-Lite Battery Station
Is At 1E0 E. Washington Street , f
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Across Street from Ladies’ Rest. Room
Drive in or Phone 687
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Tho graiinatlon cxerdsos will bo cith.r mot or the prisoners all.
bold In the University Octagon, killed.
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