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BANNBR-gg&A r.b.' ATHENS. bSPHfal* ~ ~ - —
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MCTS PASSING ’ '
OF YELLOW NEWS
[fOAGO.—A distinct trend
_/from the sensationalism of
i present daily press toward a
informative, dignified and
killed newspaper, is seen by
p)li* J. Abbot of Boston, editor
i Christian Science Monitor.
. he said in an address before
Medill School of Journalism K
| The young journalist just
Ing upon his professional
should not accept the exan.
the so-called great dailies of
as indicative of what the nc...
per of the future is going to
said Mr. Abbot.
__ the
here-
enter
...... career
example of
of today
news pa-
be,
c Jjookfor this
v in the
Dealers ^Window
r.
best guide to your next
£ . T’t
If you’re satisfied with the
L clothes you’re wearing, see how much more
j > real satisfaction you’ll get in a Kuppen-
•heimer quality suit. * ,
If you> are already wealing
* , l
Kuppenheimer
GOOD CLOTHES
then of course you’ll ask for and insist on
this famous make again. ;
See the magnificent exhibit of these cl<
in ourwindows. Then step inside for _
style and size. - f
Hat Stock is Complete in
, Every Respect.
showing the very latest things in
Florshcim Oxfords.
Do not forget the Van Heusen Collar for
Summer Comfort.
Lee Morris
‘ THE DAYLIGHT CORNER”
Corner Broad and Jackson Sts.
NEW ORLEANS, La.—Liverpool
van due 1 to 13 down by New Or-
eans, 9 to 25 up on New York, and
« lower on distant*.
Southern xpots Monday were un-
hnngetl to 35 up; Dalian 30 liigher,
middling there 25.85., Sale* at Dallas
25 bale*, all told 2,891 W^f.518 HatUir-
Dctroit wlufcs: **AlfSnotor <fcm-
panioM curtailing except Ford and fve
In <tx pec ted to nil friges.” - y‘ ,
Numerous monthly . prlvat^ crop
ndlfion reports duo In' Hear future,
me Tuesday pcrjmpx, anil' will com*
re with 69.fi last year and J* year
era go of 73.6* ' • - ' '
Sentiment romalnn divided.
After cfdnc * of market iftyndfty ll
»« reported that 3,000 hales of spot
cotton Were sold here. This should
l»e included in Tuesday’s ’business.
t WEATHER
MEMPHIS.—Light rainfall reported
in Amarillo district. Shreveport dis
trict and along Carolina coast, mod-
> rainfall reported in Oklahoma.
City district. Day temperatures mod-
rately pleasant with night temi>era-
urea slightly cool.
Forecast: Tuesday eastern belt
nostly fair with central and western
belts generally partly cloudy and un
settled.—STANLEY.
SOLD BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE
Athens Engineering Co., Athens, Ga.
Elbert on Machine Works, Elberton, Ga.
ELECTRIC COMPANY
Distributors
Savannah
Market Gossip
Received Over F. J.
Linncll & Company’s
Private Wire
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J3ush(_
Winder Owes Much
To Wiley
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FUNERAL NOTIC
UNIVERSITY CLUB
es|
™”p.". n , d w^r.^r Our W “ex‘tjUII I I L II U I I I ULUU| GUEST-Died today at a local
luest after a railroad was to send i __ f hospital at 11 a* ra-, Mr. Chas. E.
a committee consisting of tho j * 1 nj -’p-v Guest in his 36th year. Mr. Guest
members of council ami aivirnl 1 had been a resident of Athens frir
leadimf citizens to Cojumbua Go. I Popular School of JoUr- about acvcn ycars . ^ remains
nalism Student Elected
President of Square and
Compass Club.
Ounby Jordan and other cltlgon
of the ’place extended our delega
tion every courtesy blit we soon
discovered that if Athens got.a rail
road to their city We must furnish
the mongjr to grade and equip the
line. * ,
MARKETS
Bo when Wiley Bush visited Ath-
is again and began to proclaim
the glories of Jug Tavcfn, 4re iW;il-
lowod Wiley's hook, bait nnd alnk-
nd sent a delegation Of citl—
to Jug Tavern In buggies and
hacks through the country to view
the landscape o’er and sec tho pos
sibilities of a road In that direction.,
Wiley promised to have a bif
from ail surrounding coun
try to mee otjf party, and said it
Athens would Join the procession
all necessary to grade a road from
out city would he a stump-puller
nd two-horse plow as the countr>
vn/i no smooth and JevJL I was
member also of that delegation
ro passed through n nice country
but it did not Impress us as a land
flowing with milk and honey, ns
depicted by Wiley, for It was
sparsely settled nnd the land seem*
ed thin nnd crops scant, and passed
several Jug factories on the road,
for the manufacture of Jugs seemed
will be carried to Columbia, Tenn.,
tomorrow (Wednesday) morning
at five-thirty over the S. A. L.,
for funeral and interment. He is
iurvived by his ptrenti and two
sisters. Bernstein Bros., funeral
NEW YORK COTTON
Qpen High Low Close P.C.
May .. .. 27.45 28.45 27.20 28.45 27.14
July .. .. 25.80 20.98 25.90 26.94 25.C4
Oct. .. .. 23.15 24.02 22.08 24.00 23.03
Dec 22.77 23.60 22.68 23.55 22.62
11 A. M. Bids: May 27.41: July
25.95; October 23.25; December 22.84.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
Open High Low Close P.C.
May .. .. 26.25 27.12 26.25 27.57 25.98
July .. .. 25.52 26.95 25.52 26.92 25.5f-
Oct 22.50 23.43 22.50 23.4M 22.44
Dec 22.14 23.05 22.14 23.03 22.07
A. M. nid*: May 28.44: Jjiv
25.93; October 22.70; December 22.72.
LIBERTY BONOS
Open P.C.
First .7 1-2* 100.29 101.00
First 4 l*4s 97.30
Second 4 l-4s 97.31 97.30
Thrld 4 l-4s 98.13 J18.14
Fourth* 4 l-ls .. .. .. 98.3 98.2
CHICAQO GRAIN
Open. P. O
WHEAT—
Sept .. 115% 114%
May 118% 117%
July .. .. '. 116% 116%
CORN—
Sept. 78% 78%
May .. .. 80% 79%
July 79% 79%
OAT8-
8ept 40 •
May ; .. .. 42% 42%
July .. .. .. 1. .. 42% 42
NEW YORK STOCKS
i Open 1 P.M. P.C.
Hoca Cola 74 .... 74
Cuban Cane Sugar 13% .... 13%
Cuban Cane pfd. 50% 49% ....
Austin Nichols .. 20 20% 20%
V. H. Steel 99% 95 95%
Southern Ry 29% 29% 29%
Sou. Ry. pfd 64% .... 64%
Pan American .. 69%' 68% 69%
Kennleott Copper 24% 35% 35%
Industrial Alcohol 51 50 50%
N. Y. Central .... 92% 92 93
Amc. Tel. Tet. .. 12114J lilft 12114
Low.'. Inc 15(4 1,% ....
U. H. Huger (I;, «» ca
With good lack, radio Inn. this
Bummor may pick up a stranao
volcn from the f»r north. That will
bo Donald 1). MacMillan, famed
polar explorer, aboard tho good
chip Bowdoln.
MacMillan la on needles and pins
to learn what effect hla radio will
havo on Eskimos. "Whon wo
showed them a regular wire
phone," he says, "I found one of
them at ono end ot tho wire. Ho
would yell and then run to the
other end ot the wire to try and
hoar the Bound ot his own voice.”
This gives you a laugh. But wo
can't help wondering what the
Eskimos would think of some of
tho equally cuckoo things we do
In politics, business and our every
day lives.
Foot Crushed While
Boarding Automobile
Barney Sink, who was Injured
Sunday night wliilo trying to board
an automobile, was re)>ortcd rest
ing all right at his homo on Poplar
street Tuesday.
Mr. Sisk’s foot was crushed
when ho slipped and fell while try
ing to swing on to the car owned
, by C. C. Hardy. Both wero return?
to be the principal industry* of. the \ ing from church nnd Mr. Sisk
people and farming a secondaiy tried to board the automobiles while
A meeting of tho Square and director,, jkSJL
Compass club wan held Monrtnv directors » ln charge,
SIMS.—Djed this morning et her
homo in‘ Madison county at 2:30
a. m.. Mrs. Janie P. Sims, in her
74th year. She is survived by
three Bons, Messrs. Willis S., Jas.
L» «hd Albert T. Sims, and two
daughters, Mrs. W. C. McCurdy
and Mrs. L. A. Teasley, both of
Short talks by Mark Anthony Comer Ga.and one brother, Mr.
the retiring president, and John D.i jX* , Lar Jttiers, also of Lomer.
Allen, the newlv elected president lj * un P*?; will be from thy rcsi-
concluded the program. jdence of her son, Mr. A. T. Sims,
»of ndftr Comer, Ga., Madison coun
ty, Thursday morning at 10:30, in
terment will be in Fork cemetery
near Carlton, Ga., with Bernstein
Bros., funeral directors, in charge..
omnass. dub wan held Mondnv
night In D4K&br Barrow's class
room for ttfe purpose of electing
officers for tho next scholastic
year. 1 -• j
The officers elected were John
“D. Allen, president; J. J*. Tatum,
secretary an ^treasurer, and C. N.
Brown, vice president.
Plans were discussed concern
ing the future activities of the cluh.
matter.
And right hero let me state tjiaf
the first name of Winder was “Jug
Tavern,” and afterwards changed
to Winder. In compliment’ to an, of
ficer on tho Seaboard Air Line, A
*ui»erior quality ot clay for the
making of Jugs by old-fashioned
Biblical methods was found Jn
that section and wagons would buy
this ware nnd peddle it over the
Oountry.
When our delegation reached
Jug Tavern Instead of n great host
of honest yoemanry, wo only found
Wiley Bush, but brimful of enthu
siasm. Wiley had a homo there
and I remember there was n single
old wooden store building, with pi*
nxxa In front. When we found no
one present but Wiley, our hopes
sank below xcro, but wo held a
little meeting on that plazxa, and
our chosen speaker*, loaded to thr
gun walls with prepared oratory
unllmbercd their elogonco to each
other nnd Wiley Bush. Wiley
mounted the improvised rostrum
nnd replied but confined h!« re
marks to a wonderful “rock quarry”
that he said he owned near tils
bnrn. and It would furnish enough
granlto to build a city as largo as
New York.
This was my first visit to Jui
Tavern nnd In a future article i
will tell about the building of the
railroads that now pass through
Winder nnd how tho far-sighted
predictions of Wiley Bush haVe
been realised. And just hero let
me add that the peoplo of Winder
owe It to Wiley Bush to* erect a
statute to him, with a bottle of
Mrs. Bush's Burn Specific .In hand,
either on tho surmount of their
court houso or at the site in tholr
town whero three counties once
cornered.
Athenians Return
From Baptist Meet
Dr. John D. Mall, president ot
tho Gcorain Unptl.t convention and
Dr. J. c. Wilkinson, pastor of the
First IlnptlBt church havo returned
from the Southern Baptist Con
vention In Kansas City.
it was running.
SayrBayer” and Insist!
TUESDAY, MAY 12.192.1
you
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LETS GET TOGETHER
I .!■'/»>, if
On' this pass scheme—Cooperation
know y^OrkB wonders whenever it is tried,
want to Have our car seats occupied so long as
there is a possible passenger who walks. You
want as cheap a ride as good service will allow.
Athens will profit if your transportation com
pany prospers.
ATHENS RAILWAY & ELECTRIC
COMPANY
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Snap Beans
Fresh Corn r r
Fresh Tomatoes
New Irish Potatoes
Cucumbers
Fancy Celery
Iceberg Lettuce
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“ LATE 1922 FORD TOURING CAR
Repainted, h.Rdwm. M.t c.v.rt, «wd tirM. damounUbH
rims, larat stssrlng wheel., stc. For at low PWM.
1923 FORD TOURINQ CAB. eomp.rstlv.ly now, with many
astral. Bargain prlca. ,
LATE MODEL OOOOE ROADSTER, repslnt.d and r««n.
' dltloned. Pries It vsry low,
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