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WEDNESDAY, AUGU8T 1, 1923. TlSinei'i'eiv ABright I nil a mild, vegetaMa laxative to I hi relieve Constipation and BUfr- md beep the digestiro and factions normal. I _ J&^JlIsed for over J vm [ J Many Athenians Plan to Attend Reunion at Chat tanooga on Septemer i 1G. tfl JUNIORS— Util* Nt. L One-thlril the re-u- Tho United Spanish' war Vet- runs.. and there many of them In Athens, will hold a reunion of the department of Tennosssee In Chat- anooga from September- 1C to the "ill. Many veterans here will be ntercatod In the program of tin vent, which is as follows: hiidren and adults. Arrivals Registration and Assign BUSHED NEW Ilf ’atroitic Exercises and Address* at the Tivifli Theatre (The test in the South) in the even . < ic h One Gently Lifted Away CJhomas Meidhan and £ila £ee in the Paramount Picture, 'One Ne'er Do Well' ular of all motion picture actors, i will be seen at the Palace Theatre ; Tomorrow in his latest Paramount j stellar vehicle, "Tho No’or-Do- \V t*!l by Rex Beach. Playing op- ; posite the Btar is Lila Lee. Others j In tliu strong supporting cast are i Gertrude Astor, John Miltern. Jules Iliri) lines, tiny Crows’feet, deep- vat<Ml wrinkles—those are now vlv unri’Tcssary! For a niar- Ls new rrcatn has been discovered h them -away, as if by a HH-h »f a niagic wand. „„ I, I.f a magic wand, i This new tjiscqwry is called Domino wrinkle Cream. -works on an cn- ii. w principle. Most treatments v try to conceal or cover up It s. Nut‘this new trentmeut gets ii.lerlying cause'of wrinkles,' re- • it. and as It does sc each line ■j,,) wrinkle is ;gentljr lifted away, rc- ■raiing a new smooth and wonderfully ■nuthful cnmplwHbn. Even after the y days’ use, the face Appears •linger looking. • let unsightly lines and wrinkles ii of your youthfulnesH nnd Iharm. when they can now be made to ir so easily? Domino Wrinkle is guaranteed to banish each . .ery wrinkle, and a special IlO.noo bank deposit backs up this tiarnutee. Your money instantly re- umliil if not more than delighted with You can get Doinino Wrinkle i at good drug aud department everywhere. 4)0&Jt4r0 /RINKLE CREAM /f l - Good to the lost drop j B should say it is ! J 1 could tell a cup of Maxwell House blindfolded. What else could liave such aroma, such flavor, such uniformity! AM Day Busins* Session. Address of Welcome. Governor U'lii l'eny of Tenessee and fityor Alex. Chambliss of Chatta- Comrade Harvey If. Til. Rcpi: Antonio P. Entenza, imamler-in-Chlcf, and either ional nnd Department Officers eneral Rccption in the Evening TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. Short Business Session of En* All day at Chlekamauga Park. Rr unions of the organizations ''.•imped at the park in ’1>S. Olf time Southern liarbecue at noon. Observances of the sixtieth an* niversary of battle of Chlekamauga September 18, 1863, and events o1 EVENING. Illuminated Night Parade. All Southern Show. Jubilee Singers. Cake Walk. Ju* Band, etc. Business S'slon in forenoon. Memorial hour. 11:00 to 12:00 Presentation of historic tablet to the City of Chattanooga by Depart ment of New York. Afternoon. Parade, military fea tures Pusiness of the Military Or der of the Serpent. Evening. Ball. Annual crawl of the Military Or der of the Serpent. Business Session, forenoon. Trip to Lookout Mountain, after* oon. Sunset tea on Point Look* A number of noon day luncheonr •e being per pa red by the ladles for the delegations from the Wo 1 men’s Auxiliaries. URGE DAMAGE SUIT FILED AGAINST S.A.L. PALACE SPECIAL THURSDAY AND FRIDAY THOMAS DIXON'S GREAT PLAY PALACE TONIGHT The Palace theatre tonight will offer the unasual attraction of the Mark of the Boast.” written nnd produced' by Thomas Dixon, author of "The lilrth of a Nation" and many other popular novels and stage plays. Mr. Dixon has had a wide expo, rience in the motion picture field, lu order that the finished product woul carry tho thoughts of the author free from all influence of other minds and ideas. Mr. Dixon produced this production person ally. He has eliminated everything that does not bear on tho story, with the result that "The Mark of tho Beast”' Is a swift moving and tenso drama that appeals to tho intellect through the emotions. THOM8A MEIGHAN PALACE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY "Thomas Melghan.the most pop- Cowles, Cyril Ring, Sid Smith*! j Bail ranee Wheat nnd George ! O’Brien does some of the most convlning acting of his career. At The Palace Miss Piuma Kunkliistein (late of the N. Y. Studios) will bo the extra added* attraction at tho Pal- ace theatre Thursday night at the 9 p. m. performance. Miss Fun- stoin will offer a program of Dance Varieties never before seen in this city; this big attraction Isextra at the Palace Thursday night at tho 9 p. m. performance. Betting Odds in Wall Street / On Next President of U. S. REPUBLICANS Warren O. Harding 6-1 Hiram Johnson .: 10-L Herbert Hoover 12-1 Charles E. Hughes ....J lf-l Robert M. LaFolIette ; 20-1 Leonaril Wood 20-1 Andrew W. Mellon 20-1 Gifford Pinchot 20-1 James E. Watson '20-1 i Henry Cabot Lodge 20-1 Theodore Roosevelt 25-1 Nnthfin L. Miller 25-1 Wiliam L. Miller 2f>rl William E. Borah 30-J Frank O. Lowden 30-1 Arthur Capper 30-1 ' 'Henry J. Allen 30-1 > Albert J. Beveridge 40-1 y Will Hays 40-1X’ ’William &.iKenyon 50*1 George Harvey 50-1 DEMOCRATS Henry Ford ........ < William G. McAdoo Alfred E. Smith Woodrow Wilson James M. Cox Oscar W. Underwood .... Carter Glass Samuel M. Ralston Daihbrldge Colby Edward I. Edwards ......... Newton I). Baker .....i...... Josephus Daniels ...... Joe T- Robinson William J. Bryan John W. Davis John II. Ciarke Atiee- Pomerene .......... William R. Henrst John f. Dylan James A. Reed .............. 8-1 .... 15-1 .... 20-1 ... 20*1 ... 20-1 ... 20-1 ... 20-1 .. 20-1 20-1 ... 30-1 .. 30-1 ... 30*1 .. 40-1 ... 60-1 ... 50-1 ... G0-1 ... 50-1 .. 60-1 ... 50-1 (Rj* Associated Press.) BOSTON—With the release i 1.000,000 tiny wasps, termed hn brobracons, In this vicinity, cx- a * xt «... t„ 1 nronracons, in this vicinity, cx- Aeea Negro Woman, in- j porlfl of th0 Bureau Of Entomology, jured on Seaboard Tracks Last Year, Files ?20 000 Damage Suit. MAXWELL HO0SE COFFEE Read Herald Want Ads. Suit for 20.000 damage was filed Tu ..day by Claud Mahaffey and Shackelford nnd .Shackelford for Mary Parrott, colored, against the aboard Railway for damages a Urged to have jhecn suffered by lb • plaintiff when *he was run by u .S A. L. pHsJengcr train on the 11th of December, 1022 nnd ns a result l«e.l both legs •s^The suit alleges that the negro woman was walking down a main tained walk between the tracks of the road when she wan struck, near I Mi In si; I street, by a passenger train that gave no warning of . its approach to the street croiMng. It was thought at tho time of,tin ncldent that the woman, who Is rather old. would not survive but she did and Is now trying to re* cover damages for her injuries. |6t EI'WORTH LEAGUE j LEAD BY SUMMER | SCHOOL STUDENTS THOME A Taxi Service' Day arid Night 1 Chancellor Barrow spoke to the 1 Haworth League nt the First Meth odist church Sunday night on Itdth. He spoke about her having a st*ad- | f ist mind. She would not leave .her molher-in-low. She had faith in God for she wanted to cleave to Naomi nnd those who loved God. Then he spoke of her lovimr"beart. j And last of how modest she was. ’Fn modest that Hide neighbors ■ertulil not find anything to talk J when she gleaned in the field. . . * Ruth was the ancestor of David j lived In the time of the judges United States Department of Ag riculture, hope they have sot in motion an agency that will result In the destruction of the corn borer and the saving of millions of dol lars to the farmers. The success of tho experiment, entomologists say, will not bo determined until observations have extended over u period of years. . Imported from France, In which country and in Italy tho imbro- bracon 1ms proved a relentless en emy of the corn borer, four col onies of the Insects wero bred at the government laboratories In Ar lington. Whether tho wasp can survive aud flourish In the colder and more uneven climate of New England nnd the United States In General Is a question still to lit determined. view to finding other Insects which may check the spread of the borer. Sunday, August 12, has been designated by the Athens Dis trict, Methodist Conference, as proVcr day to "send forth la borers Into Ills harvest.'* This day was named for the purpose at the conference recently held at Tlgnnll and the resolution in full Is ns follows: 'That the second Sunday In August, the 2th day, be de- uignated by this Conference as u day of special prayer to God to "send forth laborers into ’Hia harvest,” und that nil Christ ian |>eop!c are hereby called 'on to give special attention and response to this call, In boht .fasting and prayer, on the day si»eclfled, for the sake of the paramount Cause involved, and In response to the command of the Lord of the Harvest. (Signed) W. C. THOMPSON. Sec. G. F. VENABLE, P. E. Pres. Tho corn borer itself is an Im- ported srfetes, having conie to America In shipments 4»C European broom corn'. Us ravages first at tracted sorlous attention In 1917 In Eastern Massachusetts. Sfnco that time It has worked steadily westward. Last year the oorer caused damigo estimated at $1,- 000 000 In this state nloru*. Th*’ corn borer, which In appearance resembles a caterpillar, not only attacks corn but inflicts injury upon crops of beets, celery, beans, rhubarb, potatoes, pepjiers, buck wheat, and clover. Altogether. In vestigators have fonnd the bore- guilty of damaging 211 varieties of plants. The habrohrnron Is said to injure no crop, confining Its attacks to the borer, the gypsy and the.brown tall moths. The wasps aro very School Teachers Friends Made dad One of them had this to yesterday. "Wo never thought that poor Ellen would ever recov cr, she had suffered so long from stomach and liver trouble and had h> t more than 40 isiunds In weight tfhe took n bottle of Mayr’n Won derful Remedy upon the advlye of h«*r aunt and has steadily improved from tho first dose. We are al confident of her complete recov cry." It remove a the catarrhal mu cou* from the intestinal tract, and al lays the Inflammation which causes practically all stomach, IIv or and Intestinal aliments, Includ Ins nppendielts. One does will convince or money refunded. Fm ray* by nil druggist*—Advertise ment. READ BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS YeiloWCabCo. PHONE 6G GF.ORiilAN HOTEL f*be lived in tne ume to*- ■»“■***- tail moths. Tno wasps are very but she had n beautiful Christian J a|||f| ||, ^th bodies about tho size home life with Bon*. / . l of the heal of a pin. Tho female Today we like to meet those | WBgp attaches Itself to the corn through J ' ‘J'"!’'. torer ami Isy, its W on it. Them*, j to to rot yonncwo'ooi''Ith th« they develop. «t llrsypsntlyzo inUl’lM whirl, Ruth £ '*' * d ' l.nd to ,er hill the borer. Then the The mM^ti The hattle between borer and d«nts tgoK charge. habrobrncon began with the re- ZT "IGX aL* wJtoM .. |T^i W.e * onlnnle. of sno.ooo h.hro- r^ Th....,- taklnit yurt on the pro- brncon. enrhi In Si«n»,.Cambrldjie. .on. were ilirut 'Mo.ley. Zlrslff^ . ?pl'- Arlington. Furthe n"«®rr. nnd Mendame. Oliver and eipTrfraenlT Dewberry. [government entomologists with c Ford Coupe Ford Cut Down Dodge Truck Late Model Cole Seven Passenger. Chevrolet Touring Easy Terms Conolly Motor Co. August disco Final price reductions you than W E’RE giving more value ever before--We’ve got to reduce our stock for Fall goods. There will be hundreds of happy men and young men go out of here satisfied- they saved a nice lot of money on the best clothes made. It’ll make you feel good too—^try it—our prices will please you. AU $15.00 Suits Now .. $11.25 All $30.00 Suits Now $21.75 All $18.00 Suits Now ...$13.75 All $35.00 Suits Now $26.75 All $20.00 Suits Now $14.75 A1U $40.00 Suits Now . $29.75 All $22.50 Suits Now $16.75 AU $50.00 Suits Now $36.95 All $25.00 Suits Now $18.75 Genuine Lorraine Seersucker . $9.65 All Palm Beach and Wash Suits Included in This Sale. All Mohairs and Tropical Worsteds, All Odd Pants' All Boys’ Suits 1-4 Off. Straw 1/ HATS 73 All Off “■ Others These Low Trices are for Cash Only Off Chas. Stem Co. Home of (food Clothes - t tfi ‘.|j hi! ay nfftfff y OrL-ri i-14 t„i» ..fildai) ...