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a&gaiiHfc TCT BAWHTjgjgjgttJj. ATBWTB, BSQMIJt THURSBAY, JPLY 19,1921. ,THE BANNER-HERALD ATHENS. GA. .Published Every Evening During the Week Except Saturday and on Sunday Morning by The Athens Publishing Company, Athena, Ga. EARL B. BRASWELL Publisher and General Manager CHARLE8 E. MARTIN Managing Editor Entered at the Athens Postoffice as Second Class Mail Matter under the Act of Congress March 8, 1879. v MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for repul)— tteatlon of all news dispatches credited to it or uot otherwise credited In this paper, and also the local news published therein. All rights of Ttpublication, of special dispatches are also reserved. Andrew C.' Ehrlto, 'President Bowdre Pblnlzy, Secretary and Treasurer. Address all Business Communications direct to the Athens Publish ing Company, not to individuals. News articles intended for publica tion should be addressed to The Banner.Hcrald . Berton Braley’s Daily Poems A Thought For Thd Day fie that covereth a transgrasiion secketh love; but he that repeatelh a matter *eparateth very frfcnd,.—Prcv. 17:9. Let'the greater part of the news thou hearest be the leastfjiart of what thou believest,—Quarles. GEORGIA PEACHES NOW THE TOP-NOTCHERS Th$ Georgia peach season is at the zenith of its gloryiand all Georgians should smack their iips over the (Jblicious fruit which Providence has given them the great privilege of enjoying. He has oecn especially kindflo Georgians in that he has blest them with:tne soil that grows the finest peaches under the suit. ■ If ever*; Georgian ate his share of peaches every day theri; would be none left to ship. But we should ship a large portion of the crop to 1 brini new money into the state but there are plenty • of ofir-ripe and left-overs from shipping; while they are lie best kind for the homefolks, will not do for shipping. These should supply the nearby markets or they should be canned or preserved. Care should be tMcen, that none of this food is allowed to go th waste while there may be many Georgians hungry for Caches. ,, , ' . Macpn Telegraph points out that Sherman in jk of valuer of foods lays great stress on the ients that enter into the composition of Georgia The following extract is taken from that his ingri peaci bi ook: "Peaches are higher thnn whole milk in potassium and iron and practically as rich as spinach in iron. They are higher than whole milk in ealejum and con tain ..the same amount of magnesium. They beat orarfges for sodium and phosphorus.They are -clashed with foods high in'mineral saltt and they are base forming in the body, though they are un atid fruit’ They contain vitamlnes of all'classes, the lie- | ments absolutely essential to life and good health”. Not many peaches for commercial purposes an* grown in this immediate section but with the tadvent of the boll weevil and the success those who haye ven tured be more will'becoi.— - ——, , In the meantime Georgia peaches continue ttf dom inate, the market, and there is none more luscious, and more delicious and more sought after. ’ The Georgia peach certainly has no equa). . . he boll weevil and the success those who naye veil 'd Into peach growing have met with there will more trees set out and this section, as it should', ] become a peach growing center, r '• f J : f ATHENS MUST BROADEN ITS MARKETING FACILITIES. Fir years Athens has provided exceptional mar keting facilities for the handling of the cotton crop. This has included advances to make the crop, to store and the warehouse and finance and to finally sell the cotton. Some similar arrangement must be made in the near future to handle other crops than cotton. Already a beginning is being made along these lines, largest in the South. To peas should be added Vnarket largest in the South To peas should be added market facilities for velvet beans, soy beans,,peanuts, hay andecom. This means grain elevators and milling facilities and as a corollary of such crops, Athens must' provide market facilities for dairying, livestock, hogs and poultry. Athens’ modern and up to" date creameries already afford a market for cream, and Athens’ local market posalbly is able foy the present to take care of all the poultry now.raised In this im mediate territory, but the time is coming with tjie in creased raising of poultry, when market arrange ments must be made to take care of the surplus and ship to out8ide points. The same is true in regard to livestock.and hogs. Local markets may bo able to take care of these pro ducts raised in this immediate section for a time but with an increase in production in this section that is inevitable, packing plants and marketing and shipping facilities must be provided. In a very short time, car loads of poultry and hogs and cattle will be coming to or through Athens seeking for a market, and the business interests of Athens will overlook a bet for their own good and, for the good of the city if ade quate and modern and proper marketing facilities are'not available for all these products. < A COURTEOUS REMINDER May we call to your attention What we usually mention In our verces at this season of the year. That a visitor unpleasant Is indubitably present, That, In other words, the common fly Is here? May we urge you, friend ger, That the fly’s a source of danger. And respectfully remind you that he brings. As he flits upon the breezes, Multifarious diseases • ‘Which he bears upon his feet and on his wings? Would you mind If we suggested That the fly should be detested. That he really isn't nice to hav about? Ttyit in fact. If you should v*pot him It’s desirable to swat him, eliminate, abolish, lay him out? We don’t wish to be intrusive, But there's evidence conclusive That the hr,use-fly is a m far from small; So if you will kindly pot him, aison. trap him, smash him, him. ■” . It will rea IIjrbcsifayor to ufnlif SUBPOENA FQR WQODRONV WILSON HELD WASHINGTON—Defense ,.coun- n the Morse trial annoumed to* lay that no attempt wouid bt nade before Monday to servo th< uibpoena for Woodrow Wilson ui » witness because of the absence »ver tlje week etjd of Hear Admira Irayson, his physician, whom he wished to consult. Home of the ittorneys already have been 1; ■onim tin lent Ion with him, hut thr results were inconclusive.’ ; CHILDREN CRY FDR "CISIDfir 41 especially Prepared for Infants' |’t . apd Children of Alf Ag?s'. Mother! Fletcher's Castoria has teen In use for over 30 yearn to re lieve babies and child veil of Con- itlpation, Flatulency, Wind Colic ana Diarrhea; allaying Feverish ness arising therefrom, and, by Hgulating the Stomach and Bow els, aids Jhu assimilation of Food; tfvtoffpnitQra)' without opi- The genuine bears signature of on the court houee lawn. Birmingham defeated the Atlanta baseball team by a score of 4 to 0 Legislature pased four genera) bills: amended the Sunday freight train law; received bill for removal of capitol to Macon and received bill allowing women to vote, prac tice law and hold office, this done Jn the house. The senate passed the antHobby bill: passed the Ault resolution to Investigate the agrl cultural department; received i bill creating the office of lieu tenant governor and tibled th< drainage bill, after lta third read- ■ eg. - The bill to create the new county of Evans was defeated. J. Phil’ Campbell, J. William Hart and J. E. Hit* were on the pro gram of the Macon Farm Institute Chancellor Barrow appeared be fore the legislative committee and asked for appropriations for the South Georgia Normal and Georgia Normal A Industrial Col lege. Mr. C. A. Rowland addressed the Banks County Sunday School As sociation in Homer. The university commits* of the legislature recommended making the Medical college at Augusta a branch of the University of Geor gia. Read'f Banner-Hera Want Ads. THE VETERINARY DIVISION Georgia State College of Agriculture will Respond to Calls for VETERINARY SERVICE A moderate charge will be made. Phone 225-R, Athens, Ga. i ATHLETIC ACHES DISAPPEAR Jud mb u Eurco sad nib out the ache or dif mm. Miles ahead of fiament hi every kind of ache, say ) doc ton. A treasured secret | ta® J«P«a- Money beck if it fail*. MiOioor of bodies ENARCO •Japanese Oil Dealer CITIZENS PHARMACY DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU? A Little of Everything And Not Much of Anything. By HUGH ROWE. Through th* efforts of Dr. W. L. Moss and Dr. J. C. Apple- white, representing the Ath«ns Rotary club, it appears that th)|i city hus a splendid .chance of repealed, but It may be expected that congress will modify it in a degree which will be satisfactory to those who believe in a liberal construction of the law and of ASPIRIN Say “Bayer” and Insist! Mlk th* Juice of two lemppp with .hr** ounces of Orchard White, which any druggtat will sup ply for taw cents, shake well In a hot- . and you have a whole quarter- j»t of the most wonderful skin Softener and compleslop bcautlfler. vlassage this sweetly Fragrant Ifcm- n creom Into the face. neck,.arms ind hands, theri shortly' notA'Hie youthful ; beauty, softness and vhlteneas '6t your skin. Famous stags beauties use thl* harmless lemon cream to bring that volty, clear, rosy-white -omplexlon, also ns a freckle, sun- turn. and tan blsach because it loesn’t Irritate.—f Ad vert l semen t.) MRS. CASTLE AGAIN i- Mrs. Vernon Castle Tteman, the dancer, put it over on the newapaperr- and pres? agenciesngain when she had her Stress agent to send out a story stating she. Had filed suit for divorce from her husband in. Paris' then came oiit with a denial two days latek. She kad about dropped out of the news and the story was imuly from a precs agent standpoint j It is funny how the prate agencies are fooled by notoriety-seeking persons. It makes no difference to tin m what is the nature’of the publicity just so they getijit—adverse or otherwise—even the kind con tained in this paragraph. Oh, well ,the public must he amused. A stock market slump generally means that busi ness conditions will stagnate about six months later. The market anticipates the industrial situation, rising in advance of booms and slipping ahead of a period of Repression. This year, however, the stock market, cannot be depended on. as much as usual, in “doping” the business outlook, because the drop in the mar ket has been to considerable extent due' to Toss'of pub-" lie con fidencc inWall Street In less than two more than IdOnj^ker 100 of the* were] change, but their f ailure rifcve'HheleSjf Fias" cause?tc withdraw from the market a considerabM'.fraHioii; the plungers whose operations cause the market t< le and fall. Woman’s Health Restored She tUm Lydia E. Pink ham’s Vegetable Componnd Did It After Everything Else Failed l-«F feci that I .now about my c&W. douldbarolydomy, housework and " Iwaato being tKe _ educational center Georgia, it is more than likely that this! place will be designated as one of the point* to locate a clinic The stunts pulled by th* doc tors, who are members of th* I Rotary club, at th* regular J weekly meeting Wednesday fur- , niched hutch enjoyment for those ; nieihbiTB who were not operated I upon. t>r. Mohs, chief adviser of j the noted specialist* called togeth er for the occasion demonstrated | his fitness for the conduct of i .clinic dealing in any and all formt | of ailments 'of a man, beast and ’monkey*. Should anyone desire I further information for treatment iur advice is to consult Dr. Moss. 8om*tim*s we find a squib K*r* and there in th* n*wsp*p- ™ *r* which might b* worth re* Unless you see the ^amo “Bay-1 ,, r / n iino and when compiled n on package or on tublets yuu I ,i„.y mn ko space fillers to say the , r, °’ Cettimr the genuine Bayer I least. Here are a few gleaned from 1 1 Pr cs P rlI)e <* »y pnvslclan* Home ofttha leading newspaper* ot AVer twenty-two years am! proved ■ the country. They are not so good .AUMjy millions for but better than anything we could Itytcjacho - *. vf wrilp. so here they f go for what ! they]are wftrth: 1 Clarene*. **f!iat’ to reduce ! guess?’ grlned pa, a* • — , X th* window rattler <ne contains pepper directions, while ma was taking her dally do*- Handy boxes • of twolve’ tablets en with the phonograph.—Clncln- :ost few cwitSd Druggists also nnt| Enquirer. •ell bottles pf 2< and 100. Aspirin M i made a big hit with thrft wo- % the' trade mark of Bayer Manu- man you Introduced me to.”^ “What f «ctur« ot Monoaceticacldester of Uhl you say to her?” ’’Nothing. 1 aalicylicacid.—(AdvertisgmenL) Just kept stlll/and listened.’'—Bos-1 —— ton Transcript. J “Sergeant,” said the artillery t r* 'crult, “please pick out a nice, gen-t - tie horse for me, won’t you?” “Havel you ever ridden hefore?** “No." 1 | “Ah, said the sergeant, "then here’r Juat the animal for you: he’s never been ridden before. You can start tog,■>ther.“—Boston Transcript. W* know a man who finished 17 | lessons of a memory-training sys tem and forgot to make the last payq»ent^r-San Francisco Chronicle. We Junge from the extremely thin legs and th* idiotic look hf has thnt th* Rajah Xit Ponch now entertaining London doesn’t have much of a puAch In any sense.— New Orleans Stnte. 1 Observation of Oldest Inhabi tant: “I kin remember when women thought n husband was a life part-. tier pnd not n human target to b« •shot .full of holes.”—Cincinnati En ^j Ecciiring the establishment of a: making a way for its enforcement baby dlnlc. one of the seven to be j which will allow a reasonable sale . . ... . , of wines and beers and a moderate, heltb in this state. The Nn«ona)L mount of whl>ke for med:c | nal ,a.inn has. nut jMldgd upoA I purBOMk The pr .„ nt dr ., elc nnj pines as , st. hut It Is hcll«vsd j|, <( man y law-abiding cltl- from the Information received In | .a.. Now York by Drs. Moss and Apple- white thnt this city is being given tetiouH consideration, and Athene zens to be law breakers and that condition will continue to exist so long as the present law |a enforced to the letter. ATHENS TWELVE YEARS'’AGO Thursday, July 20^ 1911. Sheriff Jackson owned a turkey which reared a brood of chickens 1 The Golden Rule THE other half of the golden rule**’ is that you should intelligently love and care for yourself. Others ' wise you can be of no help to other people. Strengthen yourself and make yourself a source of strength , to others by opening a savings... account in this bank. Commercial Bank of' Athens r *' f V Member Federal Reserve System ^.u ,! - ■: • ... ■ j ...... “ASK'OUR DEPOSITORS” table Compound : and 1 feel wonder fully eood now. I do even thing that cornea alone, and we all taka your medicine aa a tonic when we don’t faeljurtao. I am thankful for what the Vegetable Compound baa dona for my health and for my family.”— m st - MiiwauKcc, Wisconsin. i Utter* Uke them testify to the of their hearts, they d the disappearanceof Thev are sincere exp.. tu<k. ‘.’’or nearly fifty years 's Vegetable Comp JLylaE. pound baa Banquet ORANGE PEKOE ! ICED TEA WfCoRMICK & Co. 8ALTIM0RE USA rings on a good feeling one to feel pros* ous and that prosperity is J near at hand to walk th* but!- ness streets and see the store PP-ooms formerly vacant being re- Ijnimlelfd and fixed up for new en- I : t«'rprises. There Is only one or two vacant store roopis in the en tire business district and it is un derstock! that these Idle building? will be occupied before September J It looks good and shows that Ath* Mens I* thriving and that business Is on me boom and that, this fall wll : r« <t.1 breaker for all lines. J I Th. defeat" oT Congrom.n j J, autho. of th. Vol- I prohibition measure, which has caused the United rRtntrk tp hwiohie bone-dry may haV- n telling eTfect on the notion of the coming congers. Insular ar the prohibition' act. It i, All $15.00 Suits Now All $18.00 Suits Now .. All $20.00 Suits Now All $22.50 Suits Now .. .. .. .. All $25.00 Suits Now .. .. .. - $11.25 $13.75 $14.75 $16.75 $18.75 All $30.00 Suits Now .. .. .. . All $35.00 Suits Now All $40.00 Suits Now . All $50.00 Suits Now Genuine Lorraine Seersucker .. .-, PN! $2131 $26.75 $29.75 $36.95 $9.65 AB Palm Beach Suits Included in Sale. hats; L/f Iff All 'B * '" Others These Low ‘Prices are for Cash Only of Qaa July Clearance Sale ===• Right here u your opportunity to save money on your clothing wants. These are extraordinary val ues in which every thrifty man should share. rv 1 . j , iIJ, We must clean our shelves ! to make room for our Fall Stock which will begin to arrive in a short while!.. Every Suit in the house included in this sale—Noth ing reserved—No mairk ups to deceive you. A bona fide Discount Sale.