The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, September 07, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text►AGE EIGHT FIRE INSURANCE Strong Companies.' Seventeen Years of Satisfactory Serylrc. S - Prompt Adjustments. CAM. FLEETWOOD LAMER, MGR. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, ERWIN & CO. Photic Thrce-Four-FIve flfff fj ,,: ! t INSULTS FLAG COLOG N 12—A French civilian •\va;i arrested recently, liut-released with a sharp reprimand, on a charge ef having: grossly insulted th* JJrltlsh flag. Soldiers say he fcpat Upon It ” fi or COOK ING For more than twenty years the Carnation label has been associated with purest milk. Hence this label is accepted every where as a symbol of highest quality. Convert* t ient, economical, pure, use it for every milk purpose. To reduce the richness of Carnation to that of ordinary milk add onepartwatertoonepart Carnation. Add a little more water if you have been using thinner milk in your cooking. Carnation Milk Norman Kerry -Merry Go RouhkT Palace Tonight ! LAST SHOWING -MERRY GO ROUND" PALACE TONIGHT Thrco years ago Alary 1‘hilbln wi.h h little Chicago high school dllrl. A beauty contest was being conducted by the Klks and n boy friend entered Mary's picture When the final vots was taker Mary was aminler second place hut she won something more, v Chance to show what she could dc on tho screen. Carl Laemmle pres ident of Unlverslal Pictures’ Cor poration, looked, over hpr , screen test, then gave orders to pQt her through u careful course of study Three years of hard work and th^o she was given her chance—tht leading feminine role in “Merry-Gc Mound." Did she make good? Wei just drop into the Palace tonight where "Merry-Go-Round" is play ing for the last time and Judge to. yourself. Universal has produced a plctur* that le a masterpiece. It Is based on tho thought that -love maker the world go round” and when yot analyze the basic thought of the picture you could well revamp thii phrase to read “it’s love that makes the ‘Merry-dJQ-Round.’" , The stellar male role Is Ideally handled by Norman Kerry, while an, Imposing list of talent Is seer In the featured parts. The seem of the picture i alald In "The Prater" of Vienna, which Is In the same class ns America's famoui Coney Island. It is a production that you will regret mlslny. BREAK ill ntr (Continued from page one.) The general view hero is tha’ the league council's action in turn ing the question of the murder* over to the count U of ambassador,' is In Itself an atiertfon of league authority and thus establishes th> competency of the league. The league, furthermore, must approve the ambassador’s deci sion it is declared. VJjJeount iHhli, president of the league council, announced during the afternoon session that th* council's competence to judge tht question will be discussed at a later date. Lord Cecil who is fighting foe the • life of the league, had per mitted the waiving of this critical question In order to achieve a har monious settlement. from the League of Nations if shi does, nsserts n Milan dispatch t# Le Matin. "Ftmrn Comttmttd Cow*" The label it rtd and white Chicken Croquettes—! 2 rum cold isnsi "TEMPORARY MARRIAGE" PALACE SATURDY A photoplay which for dramatic situations, suspense and vital, hu man appeal hi said to be ono of tht outstanding productions of the sea- on will be presented to local the atregoers when "Temporary Mar riage," anew production wi'.h a no table cast of players is shown a' the Baluce Buturday. j A perfect cast has been chosei 1 to play the various characters 1 “Tnnitiorarv Mnrrlnsrt .** In the rol ion Juice and cckry salt may min* it desired. Add chicken Sauce, cool and shape. HoU and again in crumlm and Drain and garnish with panic/. Tbiaiccipa serves tix people. The Carnation Cook Book contains more than 100 tested, economical recipes. It will be scat free at your request. • \ -Temporary Marring*." In the rol , of the Wife is Mrytle Stedman, wltt whom all plcturcgoers are fund- - liar; Tully Marshall,, another well remembered character actor, •ray. Ihe hu.lmnd; Maud Oeorg,• T, E .000.000, tie 'dlvl.lon n.aru.,1 land Stuart Holmes play the twi gt atcd In part: black mailers, Kenneth llnrlnn nnl Mildred Davis are seen as the lov Or*/ FALL SEASON OPENING j PALACE AND STRANC J Btratlng Monday for an entre ; week the Palace and, Strand the- * ntres will have their ^Fall Openlni Week at which oni ythe new sea sons pictures will be presented Watch for the announcement In thli pnper for the big programs to bi presented at the Palace and Strand Theatres starting Monday for fal #opening week. The plan adopted by tho counci' as a way out of the crisis created by the Itlalan attitude was pre sented by Quinones do Leon, Span- .‘•h delegate to tho council, frt'thir form of n draft resolution passim the murder question over to tht ambassadors. It did not mention action relative to the occupatlor of Corfu, which was thus tacitly reserved to the league Itself. ^ (LRAZIL AND URUGUAY MAY BACK ITALY . PARIS—Brazil and Uf-guay art said to have Instructed their del- 'egatea at Geneva to make commor cajiso with, Italy and withdraw ASK ATHENS TO (Continued From Page One) contributions, and we appeal ti every reader of this card to im mediately hand or send to Mr. J L. Sexton, care of Pickett’s. Jew elry store, 268 E. Clayton street his or her conrtihutlon to this re lief fund. Please make all check; pnynhie to American Red Cross Re- leif Fund. , Respectfully, » ATHENS CHAPTER AMERICAN RED CROSS t C. W. CROOK. Chm., P. S. JOHNSON, Sec. In making tho plea for Georgia to raise $30,000, Its share of the Hodgson-Hodgson Are Winners in 2 Club Tennis Meets To All Chapter Chairmen: "Japan’s fearful tragedy and Brent need of help itlrs our whol* nation, and Red Cross workers ev erywhere are joining hands to al leviate the unspeakable suffering which faces millions .of refugees Help must go to them immediate ly. .'.Responsibility for this .great “ask Is placed squarely upon out Red* Cross Chapters by the Presi dent of the United 8tates; and w« should accept courageously this op portunity to prove once again tha' the greatest Mother In the Wprld is always at the service of those who suffer. Very sincerely yours, JOS. C. LOOAN, Dlvlson Moncger. Removes . Crease and Stains B The bathroom is one of the hardest parts of the house to keep sweet and dean. The tub shows grease and dirt more quickly than any other fixture. r, ' Red SEAL Lye makes un pleasant deaning jobs easy. Keeps the washstutd, toilet, tiling and Boor spotless. Cuts grease from drain-pipes and acts as an officiant disinfect, am. , i Write for booklet—de scribes many every-day uses. Full directions in each can. Be sure and buy only^ the genuine _ Red Seal Lye.g^sa* Tho doubles In* the Cloverhural country club tennis tournament are under way at the club and the team of Hodgson and Hodgson, Hugh and Morton, has won two ! nets. Hooper and <M<eadow were the I 'first to fall before the attack of the Hodgson duo and Thursday at temoon Mell and Pound, two oyoungvters. of the tournament, ;gave the winners a tight run, los ing by the scores of 7*5 and 6-4. Friday afternoon W. L. Erwin and K. E. Lamkin play Fleetwood Lanier and B. H. Barrow. B. S. Martin Dies At His Home in . Atlanta Thurs. P.C. Toomos 4 Co. fMiMDiui, ri. Ii. Scott Martin, formerly of Ath- ( ens, died. Jr. Atlanta Thursday 1 a his home. He was 76 years old am" hint b« cn ill for 3 months. The Amoral Will' take place af Mm-tins'cemetery Saturday In Og Irthorpe county ut 11:30. The deceased is survived by his t Wife, three daughters and four ! 8 °»*- He was the uncle of Mrs. F ‘ N. Drewery, a brother in law tr Mr. R S R> fee. Mr C C KInzey and Mr Hubert Ryle? ul lof Athens. Mr. Martin lived in Athens sev eral years before moving to At- •InntA nnd had mad* mnqjr friend heie. He was a prominent mem - , r of *ho Baptist church and hat' ^always taken a great deal of in • I. , „ „ . ■ ™tnu ami m„ ■ i i n.itmi will loeve noxtWeel r ChleaxD where Min llatuu will ihc Unlyervlty 0 { Chicago. We deliver the Rood*. KING'HODGSON (COMPANY. DR: DECKER TELLS Kiwanis Meets At Cloven- leaf Tea Room Thurs day. Quartette Sings. Colonel Ryther Guest ofi Club. Dr. C v J. Decker gave the Klwanti 'club an interesting talk at th* meeting. Thursday on the subject ■"•War is Hell,’.' using ns n specif!* caption the Boxer war in China find the fearful penalty that the Nationals who participated, with yhe exception of the U. S.. China H tthe close of hcstllitles. • Col. D. W. Ryther, commandan: of the University R. O. T. C. war present and responded to resolu tions passed regretting his depart ure from Athena \ Franjt A. Holden made a short -talk and the quartette sang a num ber of songs. The meeting wat *he!d at the Cloverleaf tea room Dr. W. A. Clarke won tho attend 'kne** prize. An unusually large [number of mebers was present. c. W. f>OAlf ; prrxltlnnf of !h* Red Crow, made an appeal f,* funds for stricken Japan. Our customers.,may try other stores bat they a!- way Wyflae 'tiai'ltSo Qji'bj.[ atihMn imn/’OAv rv ONG-HODGSON CO. THF. BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS, GEORGIA' Market Gossip : Received Over F. J. Linnell & Company’s Private Wire NEW ORLEANS.—Liverpool was duo 1 9to 21 up by Ndw Orleans 23 to 23 higher by Ne*.v York. Southern spots Thursday were 38 to 80 up. Dallas 80. higher tnid- dliugihere 25.20, sale sincreasing again. Dallas 15.778 all told 26,699 hales vs. 12.079 Wednesday. Spinner takings for week Frit day likely be as large or large)* than list year for first tlmo this season return* will run against 100,000 last year And 239,00 I nl921; were 137,000 last week. Census ginnings to SOpt. 1, Sat urday, 9 a. m., New Orleans Umo, expected large, probably around. 1,000.000 but doubt If it will be more than 850,000, if that much, for while Texas likely show up large, valley and* Atlantic states probably be very light owing late ness of crop east of tho Missis sippi rivor. While market is en titled to some reaction any set back of consequence not likely owing prospects continuation un favorable weather unless Italian politics get worse or ginnings be larger than looked for. owever. It may be difficult to force values Fresh Norfolk Oysters Flounders Red Snappers * Fancy Speckled Trout Pompano Mullets ' Wholesale and Retail Athens Fish & Oyster Co. 573 E. Broad St. higher at this time of the yeaf when movement is just getting underway arid lYAlo'es; ‘ five cenU higher than one year ago. The low priced season was in latter part of September. Sentiment remains more bullish than otherwise. Ginning omparatives to Sept. 1 for 1923 vs. 1923 and 1921 are: Texas 665,000, 415,000 A11 other states blank; 241,000; 71,000. U. S. blank 806,000; 486,000. Ginnings expected heavy for Texas but like ly bo very light other States owing to late crop valley and Atlantic*. ATHENS COTTON Athens cotton umped forward twenty-five points over the close of Thursday by closing Friday at 26 3-4 cents. We allow 5 per cent discount for Ca8 KING-HODGSON COMPANY. . See the announcement of i May- burg’s sale of Jersey Dresses at $11.&J for Friday and Saturday. Quality and Service: KING-HODGSON CO. PATRICK’S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 88 Free delivery service all over the city. Thornton’s SATURDAY Dinner 50c Vegetable Soup » Brunswick Stew' or Roast Beef Boiled Green Cabbage Buttered Okra- Fried Corn Vegetable Salad ' Muffins and Biscuits ’ Green App^e Roll Coffee, Tea or Milk 50 Cents Supper 50c Sirlofn Steak, Broiled Hominy Grits Butter-Beans Irish "Potato Salad '. iHot Biscuits ' l * r Fruit Pudtling ^ Experienced Cutters and High Quality Meats —Insure you satisfaction when we fill your order. Week-End’ Specials FRESH FISH DRESSED HENS ItlEE NICE FRIERS Fresh Line of Fane; Fresh Fruit' and :y Grocer let Vegetables We Deliver CENTRAL MARKET Phone 101 288 N, Lumpkin R.S. WORTHAM & SON Fancy and Staple Groceries Country Produce, of All Kinds Snap Beans, Peu, Irish and Sweet Potatoes, Turnip Salad, Roasting Ears, Butter, Chick ens and Errs. Best Self RisinR Flour $1.00 Prompt Delivery Anywhere. Benson's Best Cakes Phone 1606 itoc FRESH MEATS Heats of All Kinds That Satisfy BabfU, Weiner., Pork Sausaxe, Fish. Prompt Delivery At All Timas, , . L. Phone 1606 1296 Hr dice Arcade QUALITt- PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE Satisfying Features OP OUR DEALINGS WITH A GROWING LIST OF CUSTOMERS —When you plnce your order for WESTERN or NATIVE MEATS, Chickens, Weiners, Fish, etc., here you KNOW you ,ro buying the belt. ■ - „ Phono 1446 We Deliver Promptly. WESTERN MARKET 247 E. Broad Street MARKETS GREEN & MICHAEL LOAN DEPARTMENT 417-421 Southern Mukual Building A large amount oj local funds no w on hand for immediate Disbursement on City Property. NEW YORK COTTON Open wish Low Close P.C. - 26.R0 26.32 25.73 26.06 20.78 2000 26.75 26.00 26.54 26.10 :6.t0 26 60 26.05 26.37 26.08 NEW ORLEANS COTTON Open High Low Close P.C. l. . 25,42 26.03 25.42 20,80 25.45 . . 25.60 26.02 25.42 26.10 26(46 . 25.48 26.09 25.47 ?5.S7 26.52 NEW YORK 8TOCKS Open,-P, C. Coca O-la Kennicott Copper ... Studebaker ... — • U. S/Steel -• .78% .35% 10514 .9314 34% 105% 93* CHICAGO GRAIN Dpen PK. WHEAT— Dec 101T4 10194 Dee 10614 105* .... 11114 Close 103 106% 112% CORN— 85 8514 Dec .. 68*4 .. 69 68% 68% 08 H 6914 OATS— S<wt 3714 ' 3714 Dec 39% 42% a»7* 42% CURB MARKET BULLETIN Apples, 20c gallon. Beans, string, 30c gallon. , • Beans, Bnttcr, shelled, 16c pint Butter Beans, 20 gallon. Butter, 30c and 40c pound. Cabbage, Bo pound. Carrots, 10c bunch. Peppers, 15c to 20c dozen. Cantaloupes, 5c and 16c each. Cucumbers, 7c pound. Chickens, friers. 26c pound, for broilcra and 20c for stags. • Hens, 18c pound. Roosters, 12c pound. Eggs', 30c to 35c dozen. Ham, homo cured, 25c pound. Bacon, homo cured, 10c pound. Lard, home made, 16c pound.- Onions, 6c pound. Peas, green, 20c gallon, Potatoes, Irish, 4c pound. Potatoes, new sweet, ,4c pound. Tomatoes, 3c pound. Com meal, 3c pound, i Roasting oars, 20c to fiOc dosen Peaches, $1.80-$2.00 per bushel Grapes, 40c basket Graham .Flour, 4c pound. Figs, 15c quart. Spinach, 10c pound. Turnip greens, 5c pound. FUNERAL NOTICE! i 10 Lbs. Irish OEa Potatoes.. wv Dozen Fancy 360-Size Lemons .. .. .. .. . Fancy Ripe Bananas, Dozen .. .. 30c NICE CABBAGE STRING BEApfa GREEN CORN RIPE TOMATOES FANCY ICEBERG LETTUCE BERMUDA ONIONS (Yellow and White) WATERMELONS FANCY BARTLETT PEARS FANCY EATING AND COOKING APPLES ORANGES FANCY MALAGA GP APRS COMBINATION STORE PRODUCE DEPARTMENT 1 — Cltiyton Street’ MARTIN—Died Thursday after' noon at 4 P. M.» at his homo in At lanta, Ga. ( Mr. Br Scott Martin in his 76th year. kjr. Martin had Heel In Atlanta only lour years, moving there from Athens. The remains will arrive froinx Atlnnti tgmorrow ..morning, via S,- A. U, it 9:65 and will be carried' to Mar tin’s cemetery, t/i Oglethorpe coun ty for servlcs ond .interment. Tho following gentlemen -will please act as pallbearers and meet promptly at 9:45 at the Seaboard station: Messrs. R. C. Ray, Fred Thomas, E. 8. Rylee, H. M. Ryloe, Elmer Martin and C. C. Kimz&y. The funeral services will be at 11:30 at bbe grave, nev. W. M. Coiie of the Wlnterville Baptist church will officiate with Bern stein Bros., Funeral Home, in. charge. RAILWOADS WILL T£LL HOW TO PACK FURNITURE NEW YORK.—A campaign na tional In scope and in many ways unlike any previous movement un dertaken by the railroads^ of America, was began yesterday and will be carried on throughout the mon of September with these ob jectives in view: After thirty-six years of service *e know how to please our cus tomers. KING-HODGSON COMPANY. Banncr-Hcrald Want Ads Too Lota to Cluiify FOR RENT—Two or'throo unfur nished connecting rooms, pri vate -entrance. Address P. O. Box 82ff.«7p FOR RENT—Unfurnished upstairs apartment, 3 rooms', bath, kitch en. Close In. Phono IB80L-3 or coll ol 840 Hancock Ave., two doors off JHIlcdge, - slOc WANTED—Boy to ddiv er papers oq Univcrsi-} ty Campus, South Jack- son and Baldwin Sts. Apply Banner - Herald Office. WANTED-Boy to deliv er papers on South Mil- ledge Ave., Millcdge Terrace and Milledge Circle. Apjily Banner-, Herald Office. * WANTED—Boy about 14 years of age to deliver papers around South ern Mill section. Apply BaiUter-Herald Office. LOST—Liver spotted pointer bird L. H. dog. Finder notify at 8SJ. Recent Improvements Make THE PIEDMONT MARKET THE MOST SANITARY! MARKET—HANDLING NONE BUT THE BEST rt ms /■' Western and Native Meats —Quality Meats that are fresh, wholesome and properly handled are what you require for your family meals. PIEDMONT MARKET \ ‘ > QUALITY ME ATS ARE I THAT KIND PIEDMONT MARKET Phone 1616—1617 A V 240 North Lumpkin Street *V / W«M» WAIT A MINUTE jf We have baked you a Cake for Sunday and two loaves of Whole Milk Bread. ., • . v Let us do your Baking. V v \ BENSON’S BAKERY No. 1 Tall Can Argo Red Salmon .. .. .. .. . 27p Omega Fancy Plain Flour, 24Pounds.. .. $1.09 No. 8 Crystal Flake Lard .. .. $1.23 Fancy Lemons, Dozen 360 Size .. oi CO CVI NOO-NAME Fancy Orange Pekoe Tea, 1-2 Pound ... No. 2 Paris Tiny Tot Peas .. . 37c apora Peaches and . Apples, Prunes Just Arrived. 16 Ounce Mallard Strawberry Jam, Large .. (Buy a Half Dozen At This Price.) 29c The Wier Grocery Co. Corner Washington and Lumpkin Streets STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Cash and Deliver , Phone 166 SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY 25Pounsd V \" Sugar .. . $2.20 8 Pounds Silver Leaf Lard A $1.40 4 Pounds Silver Leaf Lard ,. .'75c 24 Pounds Dainty Plain Flour . . .. .. .. . . .. . . . $1.20 24 Pounds Sweet Rose, Self • Rising Flour .;. .... . $1.20 24-rounds.Merry Widow Self Rising Flour... .. 40 j 94c Swift’s Premium Ham, 28c 1 Pound Morning Joy Coffee .. .. .. . 38c Nice Iceberg Celery and Lettuce. The Wier Grocery Co. PIGGLY-WIGGLY , Lowest Prices on Fancy Merchandise, Cleanest Stores 1,000 Items s PIGGLY-WIGGLY