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FRIDAY. AUGUST 10.191T m BAWlTO-agRALD. ATWRT8 OBORgTX Cities of Russia Berton Braley’s Daily Poems Overflow With Visiting Aliens BANNER-HERALD Evening During the Week Except Saturday and on Morning by The Athens Publishing Company, Athens, tin. ( Morning by The , BRASWELL Publisher and General Manager Editor Managing Editor at the Athens Pestottico as Second Class Mail Matter und the Art of Congress March 8, IS<9. MEMBER OF THE associated press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled llcatlon of all news dispatches o in this paper, and also the local ^publication of special dlspatrh direct to the Ath IItod to It or not oth ,ews published therein. All rights of Address all Business Communtcath Ins Company* not to Individuals.^News arlu-lcf tinn should bo addressed to The Banner-U.-r.il l publish - Intended for ptiblica- tion should bo addressed A Thought For The Day Every goed gi/I and every perfect K-ft la front above, and ccrneth down from .Kr Father of fights, with whom is no variableness, neither shadow of turning.—Jos. 1:17. , „ ■ shadow Be generous and piei ing; even as God scatter scatter over the people. MR. ELEASE OF BROOKS COUNTY Mr. r>f (ho institution and ^Representative Bltara, of Brooks county, "'to il related to former Governor lilease. of S<. uth Caro lina sought to have reduced all appropriations for tfiL State College of Agriculture, lie denounced U i institution as being worthless to the •„ | .h irired that il was a burden on the t.ixpaj etC of the state. In the course of his remarks he crit icized the farm demonstration agents and stated th.^ the* representative £or hi* county lo never been weaned. , The Dublin Courier-Herald in , replymg^t^ Blease has the following to :a> of the representative of Brooks coui The utterances of lilease of B ample evidence of just what is the matter with Georgia and are a sad and lamentable index to ,;the ignorance and prejudice that have throttled many forward movements which would have re sulted in inestimable benefits to mankind, they prove beyond all question that we should have had compulsory education when Blease was a bov and arc a severe indictment of the illiteracy which has caused Georgia to lag behind so many jof her sister commonwealths. The farmer, or merchant cr editor or lawyer who assumes that he has learned everything worth ISKS MONBV J O if TROOPS I’SKI) IN SAVANNAH 1(101 (By Associated Press.) MOSCOW.—Russian isolation is ended. Three years ago the pres ence of a foreign visitor in Mos- or Petrograd was sufficient to cause the native populace to stare at him sa if he were a being from seme other world.. Two years ago foreigners were still so that the few American and British •newspaper correspondents scented a story in each of them and tried to interview all who came to Russia. Last year they ‘ still s u f f icier.', ly arc to said recently, at Sfareivibim - appears we are at tde the ways In European affair/ far as Franco is conceriit-ii ' ' one wants to excuse Germany i 0 , her misdeeds, but we should . ay to France that the only solution of the present state of affair, ; to get together, talk things ovij frankly, and watch the future win, a desire to forget th eposi. \\v cannot stand by and allow the continuance of n policy .which . rnnlous to France ns well as to Germany, and can but load to dis aster for ourselves." S OUR STOMACH causes ted breath, sasar paint coated tongue andteichlug. ’ But today, Moscow, Petrograd and other principal cities are thickly sprinkled with foreigners;; CHAMBERLAIN’S {daily trains from thq outside! 'TART FTQ 1 brinir them in by the dozens, and! I bey arouse no more interest than Swsett* j*«r atonic* tad break— ®nIj2Se 1 they would in any other European j _ ) capital. During: June more than ' apital. During 1,000 foreigners visited Pctirufrad, j land even morej perhaps, came tc 1 \f. (cpAiir Mncf till rtf tk Most all of them were business seekers. Hotel accommodations in Rus-' n .. ■ ... sia are still so limited, particu- [ Uurei IVlalaria, vhills and j larly ia Moscow, that the govern- Fever, Dengue or Bilious | went has not yet found it advisa- Fever. It kills the germs J hie to admit large numbers of j ^ cause the fever. | tourists. Everyone must have} I some , legitimate business reason! before he can secure his visa. a V P R PM P'VPXT Within a short time, oerhaps in 1324, hotel accommodations are to) THOUSAND PEOPLE* improved and it may 1 be that yTttlTED THE SHOW interesting revolutionary _ __ _____ will become a Mecca for ROOMS OF THE BUICK ATLANTA, fla.—A resolution 1 • as introduced in the house of cpresontatives Tuesday afternoon iovidin;r for a special appropria- ion of $1,100.70 to pay expense.'; icurred in stationing the militia Savannah during the attempt take from the Chatham county negro charged with an at- . MOTOR CO. IN ATLAN- FRANK COMMENT ON RUHR . if A DURING THE LAST LONDON.—London lias heard i FOUR DAYS TO SEE* some frank comment recently tin i THE .1924 BUICK MOD- furnishes c resolution U-prcaentativc Fayette, who is ipproprations eoi referred to was introduce/ Culpepper, o' chairman of th-' wiittce, and •ommittee. Snowing was a fool to begin with and has scant opportunity cf ever becoming anything else, ihe man of as;" vocation who doesn’t daily realize his i Aveakness and limitations and earnestly seek for more light and understanding will never accom plish anything in this world and hands down a worthless heritage to those he leaves behind. £ We are in position to know something of what '• the State College of Agriculture has been and is , l^tloing for the farmers of Georgia and we are amazed that ally man ,of even average intelli- '* tfence should seek to an'dhiiate its efforts. r. 'jf No factor in the state liar contributed so much " io the success of the farmer nor co-operated with i' him so readily and undcrstandingly and none is *' "so likely to load him out of (ho bog of depression f ” nd failure to the high ground cf a brighter and etter eru than this, college, its experts, and coun- . j.ijty agents, who are devoting their full time and •* ’'-talents to a solution of the problems which not ' Only engulf the farmers but every business, inter est of the state. , - Brooks is one of Georgia’s most progressive i counties hut its representative seems to be out of ‘harmony with the very elements which have younted in its progro and out of tune with the . sentiment which is sweeping every forward- .looking county in the state. If Representative B'ense would make n visit to the cqpege and give it a fa.ir and Impartial inspection and I c^rn the great work and benefit it has been and is to ha farmers of this state, we feel sure that he would rejirn to the legislature and become out of the warmest supporters and advocates, of the college and appropriations for its support. “ffly Rheumatism is gone - ” “ r pHERE are thousands of you X men and women, just like I once was—slaves to rheumatism, muscle pains, joint pains, and hor- riblc stiff ness. I had the wrong idea about rheumatism for years. I didn’t realize that increas ing blood- cells had the c f f e'e t of completely knocking out rheu matic impurities from the system. That is why I began using 5. S. S.! Today I have the strength I used to have years ago! I don’t use my crutches any more.” S. S. S. makes people talk about themselves the way it builds up their strength. Start S. S. S. today for that rheumatism. You’ll feel the difference shortly. * S. 8. S. U sold at all good DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU? A Llttl. of Everything AnJ Not Much of Anything. By HUGH RCWE. .. RECORDS OF TRAGEDIES AND ACCIDENTS h -Che world is growing rapidly and in its haste it is 'growing reckless. Week-end accidents and tragu- din arc growing alarming juul the.death rate from •those two agencies will toon i utnumber the deaths from all other'cnuscs. 1 -It is time to take up s lack in the cable of life and slow down rpeed. on riotous living and spending. •There is scarcely a Sunday mit that dozens are killed by automobiles—reckless driving, the main Itahses. A little thought on the part of the driver •/Would avoid many cf the serious .and fatal accidents wjych occur daily. tTur pe'ople are'too'careless and the price of life seems too cheap to check them on the road to destruction. When it is too late to make attends, sorrow and remorse come, but the toll has been paid with a life nnd all the retribution which be heaped upon the altar for atonement can resurrect or bring back to life that soul which passed into the beyond. hese accidents are not confined to any section he country. Throughout the nation reports bring this sad news of some one who has been kii'cd by an jomobiie collision or from crossing some railroad Accidents are general and the fault lies with people who are in a mad rush without any good ion to warrant it. It is growing on our people unles-3 they return to sanity and sobemes of ught and action, we .may expect an inc. a.xe in Idents and deaths. A sober and sane thought cultivated among our own people will be a safe preventive in reducing ac cidents and the number of deaths. !t is worth con sidering and practicing before it is too late to pre vent the loss of life which is bound to come if the *rejgkless manner of driving automobiles is kept up. World's Best ood Medicine. Child’s Best Laxative is "California Fig Syrup” id be “Booze” McWhorter, son of Judge and Mrs. Hamilton Mc Whorter, has been chosen head coach in football for the Au- Kiista Military Arad-my at Port ••••’..• in-u Defiance, Va„ where ho formerly • ,0 -1* >-n bi attended school. It is a signal honorriant j.oit to be picked for such an lni|»criar.tp* d* lost wish position ami with a school, which ^ ^ ' If. known all over the nation. Ml. McWhorter conies from a family of athletes, baseball anti football. »lis brothers, Hamilton, Marcus,- IInward and the famous Bo> nuido* history for tin* rnlversilv'of l?ia In athletics. Boh was tln»»‘ • «•«! half-back the »oul>i hna u.nrS t, 1 ' av produced and since his »!•»>- In foot-'- 1 11 , ,v; - 1,ri! ball no star has riren to take Ills! - lrt% The suggestion made editori- .ally in the Banner-Herald this 'week- advocating the p^v : nj of Clifford Walker, solicitor general of the Western circuit, announced l int lm would not bo a enndidato for re-election. Mrs Anr.lc II. Hudgins, 75 years cf age, died. Mrs. Lyra May Bishop, whoso unhand Is confined In Atlanta ::1 under suspicion of ha vino mnr- ‘Tf'd or made away with bis wife, •as seen in AtheiiH Sunday after- road street from Lump’.in to . ban aroused much the people of the ty. !t H a much- lidded ifui rovement, and as sug- -i<sted, ll • pcoph- will support a bond issue for this purpose. The li iimer-Ih laid hopes that the inayrr and council will authcii/o hu election lor this purpose ami Mihinlt the cpie.-tfon to the voters »f the city for their approval or re- j j.-ctl«--i. No criticism can cor-o to I iho i.i.ic hits Tor pru\tiling .s wuy - ! through which the tax payers and T , • „ T1 , , , , !\oters will 1"’ civet* tho i ivll i'-spccially irepareu for infants exp.iv ing thoir deal? matter. u (’lassie City Council of tho U. i . T.’s held annual barbecue at TibhetCs pa.k. j Hr. .7. W. Walden left today for Abbeville. S. C., where he will preach Sunday. E. J. Ikmdurant,; W. F. Dorsey, J II J. Rowe and J. il. Dozier, went over to Atlanta today In the Inter- j e t of an appropriation for the j ^tate Normal School. ' The l aard of arbitration appoint- j ed to fix tho value of the property | of the S. A. L., agreed today on a valuation of $11.9B4.:tr>0. Members of the democratic* ex ecutive committee, of New Jersey, voted to declare vacant the chair manship of the executive commit tee, occupied by James R. Nugent, who had declared that Governoi Woodrow \Vll«on was “an injrrnto.” Monlgomary defeated the Atlanta ivH 'r" ; baseball team by n ::cor«? of 2 to |. In the 1 ami Children of All Ages Mother! Fletcher’s Castoria ha been in use for over .111 year to re lieve babies and children of Con stipation, Flatulency, Wind ( .'i. and Diarrhea; ulln’vini? l’evci i/”- ness arisinr therefrom, and, hv lV/Tulrtinir the Stomach ntid l'-r.v- cls, aids the assimilation of Fool; giving natural sleep without opi- genuine beat On motion of Aldcrma.*' H. B. Heywood, .the .double-barrel cannon on the city hat! lot, was drdrrrd remounted and placed VALDOSTA. Ga.—Business ami] nking interests in Valdosta havol 11,,.; try in;; days tin; south j definitely agreed to finance the' •V known Intel it should fmj farmers who desire to engage in j id und j.otcctcd l«.r nl|||otir cream production. This dl-j f, . pr'' r ;.'*:u*o in the, statement "ns authorized by' community help w>:rt>:y of a hear and dear ‘ithqrs has re llcjty from tills ’ nil soutmrners. • cd nio^) pub* me cannon than ree. It has been r!tt• :t up iu th 1 n.:i?;azlne3 and , • paRF* country rcsentativen of those interests a meeting of the directors of I Chamber of Commerce. What Your First Want Ad Teaches You All your life you have heard of people using want ads successfully, yet it may be that you, yourself, may never have tasted their usefulness. The purpose of these little talks about advertising is to induce you to order your first want ad. After you have once made the test yourself and know from personal experience of the rapidity of action and definite results which may be secured, you use want ads, thereafter, as a matter of course. Your first want ad teaches you that it pays to advertise—that tenants may be S' cured, that .customers may be obtained, that quick sales may be brought about through classified advertising. Study the want ads published on this page and note the very many different ways in which people make upe of them. You may telephone your want ad. A courteous trained ad-taker'will answer your call and be glad to carry out your in structions faithfully. THE BANNER-HERALD PHONEi75 ill tho ‘periodicals almond. It j •a.4 «i hbdory; n reminder «»f the j lost cnuwj” proHorve it, and hold It uacrcd for futir ,ny b< Ask your druggist t ■*CnllfornIa Fig Syrup” which hm Uryctlona for babies itnd childrci of all ages printed on bottle. Moth or! You must muy “California” oi you may get an imitation fig nyrup Atlanta manages to get in the limelight on all oc- ’■ casions. A man committed miicidc last week in Chi- !, jea^o. Atlanta claimed him as a citizen and now two cousin* of President Calvin. Coolidge have been dis covered in that city. ’ Besides recent reports, publish ed! in the Atlanta newspapers, declared that Gerald Chapman, the “million dollar” bandit had taken up . his residence In We 'mountain*’of North Georgia for l* the summer. Truly, Atlanta is a great city. BANISH NERVOUSNESS Wendell’s Pills, Ambition Brand, for Run-Down Tired Out People. If you fee! tired out, out of mrtB, despondent, mentally oi physicallv deprived, git a Gtl cent >cx of Wendell’s Tills, Ambiti:>r Brand, at Palmer & Sons todaj »nd take the first big step to wan feeling better right away. If you work too hard, smok** toe ’* 1,, eh, or are nervous, Wendell’* Tills, Ambition Brand, will makr you feel better In three days oi money back from Palmer & Son* on the first box purchased. A* a treatment for affectiom of the nervous system, constipa tion, loss of appetite, sleepless- s, or Nervous Indigestion, get box of Wendell’s IUls, Ambitioi rand, today on the money back (Advertisement.) OVER ELEVEN THOUSAND PEOPLE VISITED THE SHOW ROOMS OF THE BUICK i forefathers who ga MOTOR CO. IN ATLAN-i was rikht TA DURINC- THE LAST , , . ron(errtd FOUR DAYS TO SEE up * n a deserving citizen, Dr. THE 1924 BUICK MOD- MS: tion Jed of the ir | •e their lives j prltu ipal that | ELS. Round Trip Summer Fares SrotB Atbsnsy Ga. j t!on of tne SIB congressional «lls- * tr!et. Dr. CabanDu i 1 * a li*a'inu j speriftlist and one of the most suc- rnggful in the state. A Rotarian und a citizen Interest-4 In all civic Ini- provements for the c«ud of Ath- . | rm. His friends arc delighted; tho| association has miu'e a url*--e s<-li*c-j I Hon. Our dongratulailona are ex-, tc:-,lcd. Going and reluming via Savannah and ship New York. . $53.13 Boston 65.69 Philadelphia 48.35 4>-rt£iniOi’e . . 42.80 I There ha$ been much discus sion over making Dougherty ! street a one way street in order j to avoid “dead man’s” curve. TI,o puCgeKLion. h.uf met with the f- neral ai»proval o* the public, and I p is believed that L>v> mayor and : council will follow tho lino oi | thought and deilro of ihu public via Savannah and ship sing tail,« tht«? way Street. It may ho better, how- . v/r, to ntr.ke Lumpkin street a one N*w York . . $55.60 I way atr->t and requiro all traffic ' coinr «p t°" n *o Us0 Hancock Hosts.3! 70.70 1 vrna« ami atl traffic comlnfi ! down use Doaxticrty ' atroot and Farc-a to otlior resorts proportionate- l/. mtThin for going to tho dejiots. ly <educcu. Tickets include meals !-pb g8 c dotflils. b'owevor, can easily lie arranged by the* official? and to the nubile n protection which la an abtqlute necessity. and berth aboerd Ahip. riK*t d/Ut, c 9 T*cktt Offk*. C of Co. *>n Plume 1661. or J. Y. Brute. C.A., Lot jy*skir.gtam Street, Pham* 6Hk Ceaival ot Georgia Ry. Ocean Steatnahip Co. 2i*reiucw ** Maacn Trane, Co. AVVtgNS TWELVE YEARS AGO, ' •fiday, August 11, 1911 The )Teniri<’k family, descendants of John and Polly Hemrick, held a pry. HW? boosters Now In NEW LOCATION One Block from Former Store on East Clayton Street Near Holman Building Sec Us Saturday—Wc Still Have Extreme Ix>w Prices on Some Goods. Suits, Hats, Shirts, Watch Our Windows for the Newest Things in MEN’S WEAR AT ALL TIMES. We Save You Money on Each Purchase Because We Sell for Cash. H. Clayton Street iTiffi i'n'i’MBMS ITikAilWMMlinnlaH . - ... .