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MONDAY, JDWHjlW,
BETTER RAPIDLY
hurch Sunday, speakin# undi
i the auspices of the Baptist World
! Alliance in session here.
r .. . “William Carey, the father of
So Minneapolis Minister I modern missions, labored H years
, Tells Baptist World Al-jj?^/-^ 1
Ufiance in Session At asked him what the prospect
^Stockholm, Sweden. j™$ ToT ir&y
STOCKHOLM.—\VhiIc , Croat! ^Tn.k'Tf 1 w'.^'ha.CcarrTcd
,m*ny people think the world is• ero- > his absence we would he delighte.l
ing backward, they need only look t0 inform him that Ihere are now
ftround them at the vast progress no j ess than 2f»,000 Christian mis-
#*t has been made in the cause s j onar j cs j„ t h,. world, who are
reinforced by 113,000 native work
ers. trained in Bible schools.
“There was $05 in the mission
treasury when Carey went out to
India but today Evangelical Pro
testant denominations are invest
ing $02,000,000 in foregin mission
work, while there are 400 con
verts to Christianity on the for
eign field:
of Christianity in the last 100!for a forester, making the beat of
years to see that the world is .every situation that arises. Mrs.
growing better at a very rapid |Bonnell Stone, as Miss Edna
rate. l) r . Frank Peterson of A us land, was one of our most ad-
Minnenpolis, Minn., told an audi- mired Athens girls.
Tabernacle Baptist' (In tomorrow's Banner-Herald
the remarkable report of the 9th
district by its chairman, Mrs. W.
W. Stark of Commerce, Ga.)
HERALD WANT ADS.
Too Late to Classify
Poster Pressing Company
*. Cleaning, Dying, Repairing
and Pressing
Von Canon-Wall Building
Phone 1886 I’hone 1886
a23c
Market Gossip
Received Over F. J.
Linnell & Company’s
Private Wire
NEW ORLEANS, I,a. — Liver-
pool was due 0 to 36 down by New
Orleans most on nears. Was holi
day Saturday in New York.
Southern spots Saturday were
unchanged to 75; Dallas 25 lower;
middling there 25.10. Sales at
Dallas 400; all told 4,651 vs 2,327
Friday.
Weather conditions over Sunday
especially in Texas, cables and
European politics perhaps private
ign fields every 24 hours. Then ^"Tondition rewrt fa issued
>: him! 1 ft?- »¥>• •«*» values Monday..
the Bible has been translated into
770 languages and dialects, that
80 Bible societies have all they
can do to supply the demand and
the New Testament is being pro-
1 at the rate of 10,000 per
A BARGAIN
Ford Cut Down At a Bargain
Terms Reasonable.
Sam W. Pinson’s Garage j*, 1
n23<: | hour!"
~ J — : — — While lh<- apeako
Coal—Coal—-Coal
Don’t Forget
The longer you wait to place youi
order for coal, the higher the pric«
will be. Winter prices must exceei
the now summer rates.
W. L. Hancock Coal Co.' five years. Baptist institutions of
Phone 707 Phone 707 i Earning in America have grown
a23c*from one, Brown University, to
- - }203, in which 77.000 students are
enrolled and which have property
valued at $62,000,000 and endow
ment in the sum of $70,000,000.
did not at-
pt to go into the home field
in such detail he recited that the
first Baptist church in America
was organized in 1630, that it
took 200 years to win the first
million members, but that the
j eighth million had been won in
FOR RALE—LOOKOUT Moun-
j;tain Seed Irish Potatoes. 50 cts.
pack. R. F. Christian Grocery
C6., Broad SL j25c
Southern spots owing coming
in competition with new crop of
ferings southwest Texas, appear
to be very weak.
Sentiment remains divided, with
immediate outlook of market un
certain.
MARKETS
ATHENS COTTON
market cloned off almost
undred points Monday. The
us close was 26 cents.
WANTED—BY SEPT. 1ST, small
f house or first floor apartment
for family of five, for permanent
s. Must have all convenion-
eta. Will lease by year if desired,
pox No. 457. j23c
“THE WOMAN WITH
FOUR FACES” ONE OF
_ BE3T OF THE SEASON
for family of five, for permanent Betty Compnon and Klchnrd THx
home. Must have all convenion- are featured in the principal role*
the Paramount picture, "The
man With Four Faces,” a Her
bert Brenon production, which op-
VANTED—TO RENT TWO ORjened nt the Palace theatre today
_ UlfOe unfurnished rooms for.and which proved Itself a photo-
light housekeeping. Address • play ranking with the best of th«
” care Banner-Herald. j current season.
j26p > This picture brings Miss Comp-
— I non!to the screen In a most un-
FOR RENT—DESIRABLE Fur- usual role, that of Elizabeth West
j30C|ii drug ring, which wins the love
of District Attorney Templer (Ttlch-
I ard Dlx), under whose direction
! slie works. There are thrills
‘aplenty In the action.
An exceptionally strong cast,
comprising Gonrgo Fawcett, Thro
dore Von Eltz, Joseph Kllgour and
others, render efficient support.
LON CHANEY AT 8TRAND
Love, hate, revenge, a transition
of soul In a man who hates man
kind. but who conquers himself—
these form the motif of one of the
greatest motion pictures of the
year—"Flesh and Blood,” nt the
Strand theatre. It Is a drama that
will hold you spell-bound with Itf
flash of startling events.
Lon Chaney, aptly described as
the man “of a thousand faces,"
plays the lending role of an es
caped convict, whose determination
to have liberty so that ho might
look upon the faces of his loved
ones, and to mete out vengeance
upon the man who brought him
such anguish of soul. In a manner
which will earn him Instant recog
nition as the screen’s greatest chnr*
ncter actor.
He Needs
Good Bread
Biscuits made with
Mcriy Widow Self-
Rising Flour are
always good, and
very economical. It
is "The Flour With
out a Doubt”—
already mixed with
j ust the right amount
of pure tissue-building
ingredients, and a
nickel’s worth will
make at least thirty-
three regular size
biscuits.
Ford Fun Co.
FORD'S
mPJmr
Self-Rising Flour
(Continued from page one.)
forester. Mnrry him, and make
him a home in the wilderness, so
that the forester will be willing
to hold down his job!! A fores
ter’* wife, Mrs. Conway says, has
to be someyrhat like what tho
early pioneer women were, and
suffer a great many hardships—
one of which is isolation. Mrs.
Conway visited the family of our
president, Bonnel Stone, in her
travels through Georgia, and she
says Mrs. Stone is the ideal wife
Health in every glass
Barley—the grain that’s used for soups and
broth the world over. Rice the rood of
more people than antj other cereal. Yeorl
that la rich in peptonee (olds to digestion)
and those lifcgivere—vitominee. A little
sugar—just enough. Bohemian hope to
arid their tonic properties, taste and tempt
ing long. Purest water. Sterilized, aged,
mode as only skill and long experience
con make it-this, today, is your Bevo.
NEW YOllK COTTON
Prcv.
Open nil'll Law Close Close
Jan. 22.(12 22.02 22.10 22.10 22.05
July 20.25 20.25 24.50 24.50 20.47
():■(/. 23.30 23.35 22.03 22.62 22.60
Dec. 22.85 22.87 22.30 22.30 23.21
11 A. M. Bids: January 22.04;
July 20.40; October 23.62; Decem
ber 23.18.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
Prev.
Open Hifrh Low Close Close
Jan. 22.25 22.25 21.72 21.70 22.42
July 24.10 24.25 28.50 23.40 24.20
Oct. 22 20 22.37 21.82 21.85 22.32
Dec. 22.25 22.32 21.78 21.80 22.45
11 A. M. Bids: January 22.64;
July 25.05; October 22.83; Decern -
ber 22.00.
LIBERTY BONDS
Open P. C.
3 1-2, 100.11 100.10
First 4 l-4s .. „ 08.12 08.11
Second 4 l-4s .... 08.12 08.12
Third 4 l-4s .. .. 08.20 08.20
Fourth 4 l-4s .. .. 08.13 98.12
Victory 00.20 99.26
CHICAGO GRAIN
Open P. C
WHEAT—
Sept 98% 99 V:
Dee 102 102%
July — 100'A
CORN-
Sept 77 76%
Dec 65 65 %
July 85 84%
OATS—
Sept 34% 35%
Dec 37% 37%
July - .■■- 41%
NEW YORK STOCKS
Open 1 I’M- P. C.
79% 70
Coca Cola .
Ken. Copper
Ind. Alcohol
Pan Ame. .,
U. S. Steel .
U. S. Suanr
Am. Tel. Tel. 122%
Sou. Ryy.
35%
49
65%
02
65%
49
66
92%
04%
122%
34%
CURR MARKET HULLETI
Apples, 30c Kutlo"'
Beans, string, 30c gallon.
Beans, butter, 25c gallon.
Beets, 10c bunch.
Butter, 30c and, 40c pound.
Dewberries, 10c quart.
Cabbage, 5c pound.
Carrots, 10c bunch.
Cantaloupes, 5c to 12%c each.
Cucumbers, 7%c each.
Chickens, friers, 30c pound.
Hens, 18c pound.
Roosters, 12c pound.
Ham, home cured, 25c pound.
Bacon, home cured, 16c pound.
I .aril, home made, 16c pound.
Onions, 6c pound.
Peas, green, 4c pound.
Potatoes, Irish, 6c pound.
Potatoes, dry sweet, 25c peck.
Potatoes, new sweet, 4c pound.
Tomatoes, 16c pound. ,
Corn meal, 3c pound.
Boasting ears, 30c to 40c dozen.
Peaches, 35c basket.
Grapes, 40c basket.
Graham flour, 4c pound.
• (Continued From Paaa Ona)
The aWyear-’round toft drink
ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC, ST. LOUIS /
10'
Henson Bros. & Fulbright
Whole rate Dl.tributor,
' Athens, Ga.
by Musical Department, under di
rection of Mr. George Folsom Gran-
berry. Thursday Gay McLaren
Monologue Play. Friday. Agricul
tural College Assembly Pageant, at
the Amphitheatre. Saturday Trli
to Tallulah for Normal.
On Saturday evening July 21 at
the Southern Manufacturing Com
pany Band, led by IL T. Dottery
e a concert on the University
Campus. A large number of stu-
denta gnthered around on the lawr
hear the music and. Judging
irrom the applause the audience was
' very appreciative. The musician*
j were encored time and again
(Summer School officials have ex-
1; pr» seed their appreciation of this
I jboitoert which waa given free, and
II declared that the music was of **
I Hupcrloh'grade. »
The trip to Tallulah Falls, which
was taken Saturday b!£ students
living on the University Campus
was a great success. Most of
these who'went had th61r ^flfsf
View of Georgia’s beautiful north
section, and the vista to famous
beauty spots there were taken with
a great deni of Interest and plea
sure by all. About one hundred
and fifty made the trip. One
coach went on to Franklin. ,
No Trace of Thief
Who Robbed Clayton
Street Store Fouud
Klai
trace of the robber who bur-
zed the clothing sioro of S. 15
Wingfield on Clayton street late
Saturday night has been found, ac
cording to city detectives working
on the rase.
The cash drawer of the Wing
field store wns rifled and more
than $100 stolen while the mer
chant wns engaged in selling a bill
of goods shortly before closlm
time Saturday night. The thle?
entered the store through the bark
door. The desk drawer used bj
Mr. Wingfield to deposit his cask
was near the rear door.
Read Baner-Hcrald
Want Ads.
Alleged Liquor
Runners Are Out
Under $500 Bond
John Mitchell and Mattie Smith
both white, who were arrested late
Saturday night by city and coun-
iv policemen who found 105 quarts i
of whiskey in the automobile thr | taking Tanlac and actually feel
man and woman were occupying t stronger than ever before," said
were released later under $500 cash ‘
Strong Evidence Given
By Mrs.S.F. Haralson
gained fifteen pounds by | “My
bond.
The man and woman were turner'
over to the county authorities on
warrants charging violation of
the prohibition law. The man wai
released under $300 bond and th<
woman $200.
Mrs. Sarah F. Haralson, residing
at the corner of Wood lawn and
Stephens streets. Winder. Ga.
"For nearly a year I suffered
from nervous indigestion, had very
little appetite, and my food seemed
to do me harm instead of good. I
was so weak I couldn’t do my
KING SEEKS REDRESS ™' n'“
y first ltottle of Tanlac
feel much better, and
now I haven't an ailment of any
kind. My appetite is fine, I never
have a pain of any kind and get
plenty of sound sleep. I’ll always
be grateful to Tanlac."
Tanlac Js for sale by all good
druggists. Accept no substitute.
Over 37 million bottles sold.
, _ ... , , .‘and knees hurt so
LONDON.-George III. king of restful sl .
the Hellenes, representing the
Greek government, was plaintiff in
an exchange transaction suit filed
here recently.
Tanlac
tures own
bad I couldn’t I Fdr sale
cgetable Pills are Na-
remedy for constipation
everywhere.*—Advertise*
HERE’S REAL FREAK
CARDIFF, Wales.—A poultry
farmer, living near here, owns a
four-legged chicken. It uses the
front legs when going forward, the
rear pair In retreating.
Plenty of Money to Lend on Real Estate
Commission 3 per cent. over 81,000;
10 per cent up to $1,000. /■
HUBERT M. RYLEE
Lair offices Phone 1676.
406 Holman Bldg. Athens, Georgia
Thornton’s
TUESDAY
\ Dinner 50c
Vegetable Soup
Breast of Veal and Dressing
String Beans
Com on Cob
Boiled Potatoes
Muffins and Biscuits
Fruit Pudding
Coffee, Tea or Milk
50 Cents
Supper 50c
Fried Chicken, Country Style
Hominy Grits
Hash Brown Potatoes
Pork and Beans
Crumb Pudding, Cream Sauce
Hot Biscuits
Coffee, Tea or Milk
50 Cents
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