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Investigate Today I ubacribera To Regular Su THE BANNER-HERALD f1,000 Accident Policy Pm ^ t 4—4* 4~4* v 4—4» IT **T ■*—»- ...... « ;'-«g $25,000 Loss In Skelton Bakery Fire Early Thurs ' • . . . ... .... J. A-J. 1 4—* 4—4>‘ 4H 1 4—4- 4—4* 4*-4* * + ■ 4^-4- 4*—4* 4—4* 4^4* ' 4—1* 4—4* ^ .*_* +-* 4~-4* 4-4- 4*—4- 4-4- +-* -r-* -r-r -»—r - Another Victim of Athens" “Parlor Window" Burglar 4—4 1 4a-+ 4-—4- 4—4* 4—4- 4*-4* 4—4-- 4*—4* 4-4- RELIEF WORK NOW Lloyd George Is Coming WELL IN HAND IN Many Foreigners Thought Dead Now Found Safe in Kobe. Relief Vessels Another victim of the burglar with the penchant; * >r nSor window entres was discovered Thursday CLEANING UP CITIES hen it was learned that the marauder eritered the is MAIM TASK NOW jmc of R. L. Cauthen on Milledgc avenue Tuesday omitig, stealing a bottle of perfume, a Mddn»- ,t, levying behind several pieces of silver, also the ft to a Coming bride. The burglar entered a bedroom , l|,o second floor of t.is cau.hgl avrpon the atreet frr.m tht one of IV, W. Crews, alao robbo# e name night. He took ft pair trousers belonging to ft young n of Mr, Cauthern, took them -to e parlor window, ran thruogh rm and departed the way he at. • red, through the parlor window SAVES PRINT F FINGERS The burglar's Anger prlnte Wert t behind. The bottle of perfumt in found mleolng M M'ii Oer- ide Parhnm, who with her fath If. J. Parham, realde Ih tnt uthen borne. The perfume wee wedding preaent to Mlaa rarbam veral piece* of allver belonging L-prni piw ul - we.--w-v- Mine Parhant. 0,1 the table whan • perfume waa placed., were len Mnd f . I . Hr, Cauthen woa away from me whan the burglary "reurred t Mra. Cauthen end her children, . Parham, hla daughter and eoi il Mra. Caiithen'a mother, were the home. The burglar rnter- the bedroom, opening and doe ■ a door 1 loading to tht- upatatrr II without .awakening anyone. IBRED he name night Coach Oeorgt odruff 'waa robbed of a v *lu- . gold watch, a 1400 cheek at home of W. W. Crewe and tht glar waa dlacoyered In a bed- m in the home of B. H. Dorsey, Mllledge, A f * w block# aWay ran and eacaped when Mra n Nicholson and Mlaa Martha holeon; occupants of the room, covered him. He etole nln#ty tn at that place, leaving behind In a allver -merit bag on W re. Cauthen did not notify the •e nf the robbery, thinking ht Id return It they kept quiet elated ahe would notify tht :e Thursday. however lartea have ber-i made. HOW MUCH? rcentaem of Net Sale# For Puhlir'ty Recommended - By Experto. low much ahonld b? put a advevtialnt? Enough to do the hn.lnrwc, ron me. Abraham Lincoln a twer to the nucetlon of how g a man’a lego should be: sne. enough to reach the ■und." applies here, lut there are tmited aver- > that help detld* the prob RUINED BY WAVE MEXICALI,] i leaa messages V Wedncada> by a tidal Cabo, a smnU’f west of Lower above Cape Sun Lticas. The num b«r of live* lost i> not known. • Moat of the 500 Inhabitants of the town are believed to have escapfd to higher ground when the tidal wave ewept over the place Wed nesday, according to radio advice nent out by a steamer which clear ed Cape Lucaa shortly before the catastrophe. To Complete Education Will Take Much Time $o Put Devastated Area in Sanitary Condition and Start Building. . TOKIO—Relief ships have ar rived with groat quantities of sup plies for relief % of euffert of the ro- cent earthquake and now that sotm j of tho excitement of looking fo | missing loved ones haw calmed j down the work of clearing up ; DAVID LLOYD GEORGE' Pl&ns Underway For Celebration Of Armistice Day $'4 UftS ceei.lg eieun.ee » .-r— j Many foreigner* from Yokohama who were formerly-thought dead are now reported to Mfve arrived at Kobe. WASHINGTON, <t). C.—Ambainft; dor \yooda In an undated radio message apaprently eent from To- ( Armietlce Day In Athena this tall, an usual, will bo dlatlnc- tivo In tho manner of lta nb- eervance. That la It plana that are now under way by tho flTSHU dai several, days ago, reported to XL on th , I the' elate department ^today that ilifernla, lull “ " ' Is Succeeded By Peter S. Twitty Mohday; Made Splendid Record; Enters Business Here. J. Frank Rhodes who haa been In Atlanta for two yearn, where he filled the etatehouae office of Game Thursday, however. niw iu» arreata in connection'with th. «d/I.b warden^ return, to Athena lot Ions ago the Dry Good! rehahla’ Trade Journal f«« ,e flgures for retall mof; nt*. It Btdoraed tn exoen ire for advertising of ap- xlraately 4 3-4 per «nt»[ aalre for dcpartmCTt re*, from 3 D 4 L> 4 Pf t for a dry Rood" and ni£ in store: from 4 1-4 to 5 rynt for nn exelustve dy-Vo-wear store* and r* ted im exclusive shoe store ch flourished on 2.6j per m safe rule i«: Advertise o a definite proportion al • expectations for the ’* sales. in- much do you spend. Merchant, as compattdtu net sales, for sdvertis- auu »«.»—« upon the explrsUon of Ms term Monday and will engage In busi ness here again. . ... • Mr. Rhode* has maintained hla commission brokerage bualnes. here and, will again giro bis per sonal attention to It. Ho wlll bo succeeded by Peter S. Twitty who was appointed warden after.he ted served at private secretary to Governor Walker since hi. Inaug- Ur MrI >n ’Rbodea .made a splendid record In «■» iame warden * of fice and hla friend, here will con gratulate him a« welhas hlm home. He resigned as a nomt ueeVor the legl.U^ '™'" *<■ county to accept the place. the relief situation In the Japaneso capital waa “now thoroughly In hand." Five American deatroyera. the ambassador said, had arrived at Yokohama from Darien. "All Americano surviving YoKo- hsma on ships and. In safety,” the message said. “This embassy has evacuated 140 American tourists and 31 British tourists from Tokio on American destroyer*. Relief shine being loaded In Telngtao and Manila. Arrival nf fleet removes danger ol hunger among Ameri cans.” , Another long lint "of Americans. :> 'dorinlteIy known to bo Sale," was forwarded»10■ tho elate department by Conaul Dlelfovpr at Kobo. . <» i Li. c. BOOMED FOR NORTH Being, Prominently Men tioned in This Connec tion; Former Head of Normal Scohol. American Legion members ma terialize. and the chances are they will. November 11th this year falls on Sunday and Instead of day WHhiUf monster Sunday service oft Sanford Flotd, ns heretofore. The exercisea will take place In thfc afternoon, very proba bly, to keep from lnterfemng with the regular church ser viced and all the churches, Will Make Arrangements to Supply Trade Tem porarily. Flames Held in Check By Firemen. Fire completely destroyed tht building occupied by Bkolton’i IJakery on Washington street earl: ‘Thursday morning, the damage ti stock, fixtures and building amodn' l-g to appruxlmatsly $26,000. The structure and bakery were two LONDON—With a great past, behind him and con- vinded that there is a grea J future before him, Davit Lloyd George, 'England';' war premier, hopes to sal" for America on Sept. 29.' Hr wants to complete his educa tion. He wants ter see tha America concerning which he has read so much. "America" to Lloyd George moans both tho United States and Canada. Ho has never, forgotten Oio Conuck'soldlcrs, nor tho Amer ican doughboys. And he; wants to sco the two countries. d wh ch ihoso fighting wen werj> -brought up. Ho Is oao of the outstanding Hrltlsh statesmen who believe tho future of the world largely depends upon wrnt tho United $tatcs and: ^Ilpsnitftk hiT 1,1 undoubted Iona-I ^ , *^ ton ”" trfct iaw the f,re nn( ' standing doilre to“ this ‘11 ^o W m°tan^U l, reCl^rg e t t^ ! m ' n «“ Wa, °' England and Franco liavo b-como i , oven more critical than they are-HOl-D FLAMES no*, cr If It look* ns If there iCHECK r i , 0 mont , ’ 0 i a -5 0l wm 1 c«’ol aU P on r : When hi. men reached the Ore lament, L, O. will cancel all on McDorman etalea, the entlr. gagementa and stay right hero on L ul|4lng , <urn |ng. part of thi tho job. ... I roof having fallen In *Jth tht .. E U. ' ' >0,lt| cal oml lnttrnn- - ( | 01nr „ ||„klnr the lop of the three tlonhl barometer n set 'fair ho , tory bunding Juat be'ow. The fir- will go to America. Parliament j (M ,alen down by water am' mcetaNov. 13 anil he will have K> conftnej't» the building occupier arrange hie. trip accordingly, ' liy the bakery, however.' Origin "L. G." I* not going over on at of lt)B |, unknown, lecture tour. He-will deliver no. Th . Game* reached every pari talks for money. So far as possible „ t the bo|„ r y, the charred rullni ho will not talk at all. lie want# tn tha dirflculi Madrid Declares Martial Law As Officers Revolt (By Associated Press) MADRID.—Army officers at Barcelona have re volted and martial law has been declared. The rank and file of th,e army joined the revolt but the navy C ersonnel remained quiet. The council of ministers eld a special meeting this morning to consider the structure qnu nnKPry wire * thl-flH covered by Insurance. itateK) situation. - 4- J. n. Skelton, manager of the bak-.. King Alfonso will return to Madrid Thursday. An The building, owned 1 by Tan | official statement said that the captain general of wright and Hugh white caught B arce i ona ^ad proclaimed on his own responsibility a fire about 2.20 ocIock_Tluirn r ... Af-t-lnfo to annnnrt About ii*2q o’clock Thurs* Ditl LvlUHa * mu |/i uvitiuiiwu uh $t$w - "h * »/ d"y morning, patroimnn 13d pon. state of seige and invited other districts to support welkin* hie beat on tho lower end t,la notion Tn oortoin rliotrintc t.hn sfntpment said it u talk* for money. So rar aa poeiinie | <lf , he bakery, the charred rullm either Saturday or Monday It ho w ,„ n0[ „, k at >n . He wants [,„ arlnI tentlroony to the difficult la being planned to observe tho to see and hear. fhnttlc the firemen, f£pm both sta- day with u monater Sunday 1 tionn. hod In holding It In check. ITALY MUSI HANDLE vices, sad all in? onnrp.ni;*, Sunday.eciioila end cducatiun- al instltutlnus will bo invited to attend and participate while aomo mlnlater oI;itat(onitl r;- pute will be Invlled to d-liver sermon." tho "Armietlce Sc Athens Lacks $20 Of Raising Quota For Stricken Jap Sevonty-flve zubncriptlons to tho Japaneze relief fund here nmoont to $477.35. with a llttlo Hkelton's bakery Is one of largest ’ In ths ststs.. suppling r large trade. Mr. Skslton stated Thursday he will wake Immedtatr I arrangements to supply his trad* .4 fempornrily andj plans for re-open- | iiiM in n iwiTiM66ut iiivp wul It HOME—MuanoUnl' bar notlfid the world that ho b v-oniwttnt 'x handle the brcco-Itallan vltuailon. At any rate in B etattlhent madi hero .Wednesday.which h o mado Proceeds From Seven Acres, Staked Off, To Go To Baptists had acted to hla aatbfactlon? Hi had acted to hl» aatlafactlon. lie nmoont to $477.36. with n llttlo bo trilled by him. more than twenty dollars yet to —a tori Tyib|ihs,T#odfjqti T , rr . r - r - TS noiw «UtPr -of - T-nd CWLaMito’ Ob* server, presidents of the eigth and xlnth district associations, will preside at the Joint sessions. ; Following the usur.lhlpbder Ol business and JuigsJfortson'ji, nd- ** 7 t0 ~tav O wh'lch h' n o made froce^i fron, wMvll are So t»'gtj.t ^^^5° nccordlnr<lW WMUpMt' hero Wedoewlay.wh eh h 0 made (i> tJ ^ nfii(fttn , niit)|tii| , ( , |itir) , ti jni[n; nubile he any. h fJJ*ended totejep c ^,j„ g lhc ^.,0. Ber. H.:$L M.l. * "What Does tt CoiL per Thouh- Lv r ’& >-»• (tum to p. B c six) ARLINGTON op, — Seven; far- nwra, rcildlntf near thlX: toWn$ have staked off sev^n acres of Isnd the prorefds from which nr® to be’ fhO','! to thi# DJuffton Bspltst’ enurrh. 4«- -.,.^•1.,.. tkX u.Mo tf ‘u U.l King-Hodgson Co. ; Has Barbecue For; Employees on Wea, lay ^‘Sn’c^e? “and NXhol«,n Over a hundred """gj prepared barbecue wan aerved. and In addition. dr,n, ‘a (unnamed, p ably soda.) and -'bar «ft«hm.^ta Good country pcenenr, W"? nnd drink, and good spirit* oil combined to make the party a wo ..... ] It will be of Interest bore that Dr. a C. Dranion, former preaidont .of tbo State Normal School and* now connected with tho University of North Caro lina., la being mentioned- for the governorship of North Carolina. 1 Dr.-Branson 'baa been men tioned in- this connection by a - number of papers of the etaton- hat the Sall.bury, Evening Post believe, thgt he can bait eerve , the people: by being left .in-bis prenent poaltlpn. An editorial tn the Evening Post follows. "The Charlotte News Sug- genln that Instead of trying to get Dr. E. C. Branson to run for governor he be left where be le without reference to a pub lic office—this public office. The New* aari: . “it la a great honor to bo governor of North Carolina, to be governor of any state, for that matter, and It la an honor that carries with IL of course, opportunity to be of great eartwLtrt tf* fttlA'a uppuituiiiv/ »» -- service to one's fellpw-cltltens, but just now Ur. Hranson l»m a field of service which he is (Turn to P*3e Si-x) moru IUUII tvtvuv; »—- be subscribed before the * .<*0, \r raised. It was announced Thurs day by tbo Red (Gross. The money will be forwarded to natlonai headquarters Friday af ternoon. The committee cannot wait further to raise the quota. Sevcnty-flvo persons have re sponded to the appeal for relict tn the stricken orient. Those who desire-to nubsCribo In any amount are roqqoated to leave tbo money wlth.JfiL. Sexton at Flckett'a Jewelry store on Clayton. Tho committoo hi anxious that Athens' qudta be-raised but wheth er tho full amount 1s subscribed or not the amount 'raised will bo for- v arded Friths--nfternoon. Althnuch tho quota ahotiM have been mb- scribed by last Monday tho com mittee obtained further llmo bu. the limit bsta.-axplred. , , ■ Those subscribing since the last report follow: i ' Previously subscribed- ...... I328.W Mins Ida Callawhy Minn Annie Crawford ...» Miss Lucy Linton V L. F. Edwards Mis Mnnrv D. Hlllsman .. Jas. White, Jr. H. T. Cook Miss Julia Stovall Commercial Bank — Cash ... .*4 Mr. and -MraJR. I*. White , Athens Hdva Co. T. H. Nicholson Mrs. W. A- Msllory ...... Elks Charity Fund .2$ KiK*A.nBmi5wwM ***»• MfsaiElberta Roelofa .. j, Dining 1'. ..»»■.1— 1,1 ' 10.00 15.00 10.00 1.00 10.00 5.00 - 1.00 ‘ TOTAL WITNESSES AnJICK CHARACTER Of MILLS IN MACON TRIAL MtilU UA twin J11VULU VJhl.Ll VA.NPMA AV.S.S. VV w rrr v.. his action. In certain districts the statement said it appears that the military forces are disposed to con cur this attitude of rebellion. .CRITICIZE PRE8ENT *t? ir”” T * An address on the question negro migration to northern stater by sfudee Blanton Fortson, of the western superior court circuit, Is expected to be one of tko princl pal features of tho Joint seslson ,of tho Eighth and Ninth District Press Associations hero Friday. Tho re marks at the Jurist wiJL .marlMhc only AnCLEOXA.—A Manifesto 1b* sued by Captain General Rlvhra who led *tho revolt criticises tho present government and Ktigma- (lies Vlio professional polftirian* for seizing file power and atiaihil- atlng the, power of tho king. jin said the military would there fore take charge. Leaders of thri movement ’will seek to maintain normal lifo In the country but will take charge of nil.utilities and oc- fc cupy headquarter* of the rommu- nlst • revolutionary asRoelatlons, prisons an dtho like. Iating directly to subjc he publishing,bui^nrss.’ Ernest Camp, editor of, > 8EVERAL GARRISONS ADHERE TO ARMY several of Mad- Jt is stntod hero that garrisons, notably those ... rid KnratrcsHa. and Seville „ hay* ftillierred to tho military rjbvoment whlcji now must ho rocognjzc4y t 3g| ti regular coup etat. tTbc present revolt centers In tliat hot be«t of axitatlon, Ihe dls* trlet or cntal°nia, with Its populous capital of Baarcelona. This has Ion,- l»een .the scene of Garlisl qo isplracy and a revolt seeking to .restore the Carllat dynasty, line. CENTER OF herarists ■ Hep- Farm Activity All Over Georgia Is Optimistic ( Bv AnnoriaUd Preae.) MACON.—The defenze In troduced several wltnt'ases Thuraday who .-stacked the characted of R. F. Mill* for whpae alleyad flogging Dr. C. A. Yarforouoh la on trial in tha city court hare. ..il tne w-tneatea said the character of Mills wae bail. Writer Revar'.-' testified seat Mills came to him tha day .«ter tha whipping and uld It waa A fnmliv affair and asked him to Investigate John G. Colbert and John M. Howard. These two were In the crowd that whip ped Mm and arid the me.v wore khekl and D’gglna. Several minlatare testified to the g®od character of Yarbor ough. All tho dafenao witness- es were asked by the atata whcth v i- they were members Of the Klsn. Several aiked to - be : excuird from answering. ^losten admitted he had .omode application for member* WILLI8TON COTTON SHOWING IMPROVEMENT WIUJ8TON. — With Clear.’ warm weather all week, cot ton Is opening.rapidly and the ' Btreets of Wllllaton have tak en on looks of old with wag- . one of cotton and cottonseed lining the streets. With- cot ton selling above, 17 cents and ased soaring towards a dollar —reaching 87 cent* today- farmers are smiling even though their crops me cot eomewhnt. Approilmately 100 bales -of cotton were ot the WHIIston ginneries today. Over 200 bales of cotton have been rold thus far UiU aeaaon In Wllllaton. .HOG SALE HELD Thomas Courtly’s Sacond Hog Auction Proves Success THOMASV1LLE. — Thoms* county's second co-operative hog f’lo hold hdre. waa more auccessful oven than the first ond. according to W. W. Webb of the State Bureau of Mar kets. It was one of tho banner sale* of the entire state, both In tho prices and la grado ond rlasees of tho hogs. He Said that he had rarely orsr seen . 260 hogs that could class any better than those sold here. There Were three carloads of hogs- and they were purchased by the Hall Commission Com pany, of Moultrie. There were alx bidders cm tho ground but this company hid In the lot. The price paid was $4,000 for the' Ilf hogs. Tbo price war the highest of'thb season'and' waa twenty points above tho Camilla sale. Tho hogs were brought frqm>ll-e»ct4<,J»Hl}|> «h n Muititw. anil tha farm pm.. It In olno the center of the I nrntlnl movement which aeeiui oi man tho great commercial area arming Tiarcclona a separata ctai.i of southern Spain, detached from Madrid os a center of ttbrihem Sl, nia notable from dispatches lhat iu- pronent movement la not rtv- nentlc on the nnplfc.to la direct ed rgnlnnt tho profenslonal pfdi- ilcinnu for seizing tho P“' vcr » n " annihilating tho will of the .Mo-, It la believed to bo tho result of warring political facllonn. - - . jKitw tiynt -'-“'T'ffhfl jUtlMBi said. If la planned to hold a sals eitry six wesks and tho next one will' be held on the first Wednesday In October. “V” to Open Boys] Clashes ..on Friday Night; Demonstrative The fnhral Opening of $*a |wi gvm cWItees tclll-'he held at Hi- JI. C. A. Friday nlxht Septeznb. 14th. at S p. m. There will he uet onrtrntldtie In ’ the type of " done In th- different 'boys' ol:m»« In Inarching catenthlcF. mat a-" gymnoeWm'gamer, light appmi' work and pool work. 1 Tho parents of tho boys, m-n here of the Y and friends nrv " vlted to attend. v MULLINS TRADE GOOD FOR Various Typea of Dealers Do Capacity Business—To- bacco Money Flow* MULLINS.—Trade waa good In Hollins last week. Thi« waa tree among all merchants— grocers, dry goods, shoo deal ers and druggists—every one seemed to have had about all ho could do and thousands of dollars of tobacco money was (Turn to Page Six) Bcdcnheimer Back ~JM From Eastern Markets Mr. Henry Bodenhelmor. welt nflvn Broad atreet merchant, hall returned from the markets, wlmro be made his fall and winter pur chases of ladies readyto wear and acceszoi^cs. Hr. Bo8ca*Sh5d#, She most AthJ- , ,n merchants. Wcxpectln* llrelv - - fnl lbuslOesV.I and h.is"madc bit ’ preparariona accordingly. I B '