The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, September 17, 1923, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textif InrMtIxttc Today I ' To Regular Subscribe! tbb banner-herald 11,000 Accident Policy Fro* THE -HERAD Daily and Sunday—10 Ceuta s Weak. EaUbliahed 1882 THE WEATHER FAIR. . . i. COTTON VOL. »1, NO. 185 /Aaaoclated Prraa Serrlco ATHENS, CA„ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1023. A. a C. Paper Slagle Coplea 2 Cent. Dally. 8< S0UWS TKHTENilKAmQi CRPON .OKLAHOMA «fr 4* ❖ A .0. T a •!•■ *1* *1* ^ -t. .t.n 4 i .T. .0. A A .T. V T "4 * I I 4H- . +-+ +-+ +-+ A A A ft. A _ A A J T T V V 4 4 4 4’ ||1 IE! OF LAW THRU STATE Process of Turning Law Enforcement Over to Military Is Slow But Steady.. MACHINE GUNS PUT ON MAIN BUILDINGS Guns Placed on Court House in Oklahoma City Commanded By Soldiers in Charge. OKLAHOMA CITY—Lew Inforct mait In Oklahoma county haa been turned over to the military entire- Machine kuna nave been plant- n the court oouso nt Oklahoma CUy and at other strategic potnti aimut the capital. Although the entire elate cornea under the order el Governor Walton, who has pro claimed martial law throughout the elate In hlo ngbt acalnat the Ku Klux Klnn, Oklahoma City !• the Registration Begins At Georgia University Monday BOOKS:OPENED FI IS $30,000 DAMAGE IN SUIT FILED HERE SELECT BOYS FOB Mrs. Ed Kinney Sues Railway & Electric Co. For Deatlh of Husband Last February. Charging her husbantfs death last February resulted from “neg ligence" of the Athena Railway A Electric Company, Mrs. Edward Kinney of Princeton has made that corporation defendant in a $80,000 damage suit. Mr. Kinney was killed white acting aa superintendent of the James White Cotton Mills in Priocston February 14, 1923. Ac- __ „ .... cording to the plantiffs petition, Klux WM, r n" filed returnable to the October !*_£2L“ U SEI “JZsSjl? t«™> superior court, Mr. Kin- Bible Conference Will jPRQBE OF btutibW'j Again Be Held JF/ere AGRICULTURAL DEPT. FI SCHOOL SAT. ipei Will Be Held in County Agent’s Office At 3:00 O’clock. A competitive examination will be held at the office of County Agept J. W. Flror at # p. m. Sat urday September 22 at the Clarke Dr. G. Campbell Morgan TJ JIM fUf® Will Be Only Speaker. ,u Ul " ni ,ULUUni To Begin in March, Run. ning Eight Days. Another Bible" Conference for Northeast Georgia will be held here in March, it was announced Monday by Rev. S. J. Cartledfe, chairman of the committee in charge. Thousand Die In Flood Revolt Figures Investigation Results) LONDON—Five thousand p.r-1 From Charges Maoe onj ions are reported to have perlahed J. J. Brown, Bioner. Commis- (By Associated Press) ATLANTA. Oa.—Preparations n. r rnmnh.it m,.,,,,„ nnt.rt were twin* completed here Manila) fp- ?■ V , "<*55 "SWe. ™^?‘for the opening Tuesday of Ihs filter fo7VheT.nf.7cnccTit 72 I £ stated. The conference will be| ,h * ' }eor * a t*P»Hn>cnt of A*rl conductd eight days with services twice daily. The conference will open last Sunday in March and continue — . Miiit.v# wli’ verm 01 superior cuun, mi. *»*••* ihr military. ™ W ", My was electrocuted when his however con,r0 ' ihand came in contact with a loose over the state It is said. wire carrv j n(f n f 000 volts of elec- aa..u.g.M I tricity. Tuesday ig return day for KEYS COMMAND8 October term. LOCAL TROOPS | K |miey ,> was“trying °to ^ who attend the confer county court house tor tho Pur- [through thl! first Sunday in April, pose of sotectlng two boys to nl- j plans are under way to Invite icv- icnd the Southeastern Fair School 1 cral hundred ministers from all at Atlanta. 'partp of tho state tp the confer- This school will be held between; 0 "^ ^ g,,!, Brigade, a com- October *th and 12th In connection • m ittee of young women who ush- wlth the Southeastern Fair. Alljered in all of tho conferences Clarke county boys between tne here, will make arrangements for f .r nn( | is who have not finding homes for the visiting ages of 15 and 18 wno nave n . , » . . . au. Oneral orders embodying th. irj^L’Xfi^cumSt f«“lighto jiara. are eligible to stand thl. ex r.-.nilnl regulations under which : | n h ^ h mil j, not forthcoming! ani|nallon Th' WlU •date capital wlU l ,v « d ur |"» w h en he w „ killed. The electric deal with farming subjects luspennlnh ot c,vil ’company had been furnishing) Tho successful contsstants wnr trr UCJ***r* T '* Colons. . .• . «* * . rr uvtS w Ueute!**"* ° ‘power io the mill* uul Imu ui*Cun i att snd this school wi»S bw i^ulrcd fl. Keys, in command of local t | nued this service, furnishing only to p«y $».oo sach as entrans fee street* and highways of Oklaho- mlu> current for the lights in the] w j,n e the cost of transportation to In tho floods which followed upon the typhoon at Tottorf, northwest of Hobs, Japan, Saturday, accord ing to an Osaka dispatch to th* Central News. The rivers Fukure, Chlyo anf Taklina burst their banks, de stroying many villages. , The ter rific down pour of rain has besn general. Both Toklo SO SIGN BY College Does Not For mally Open Until Wed nesday. Football Men Arrive Early. and Yoko- Don Santiago Alba |teft), minis ter of foreign affairs of Spain against whom the revolutionists are particularly bitter. Don Mnn- uel Garcia Prieto, Marquis of Al- dered King Alfonso resignation oJ I tbb enl’ro- cabinet. as a "political machine" and hui been guilty of wasting public fund*. 8AM CLIVE TO REPRESENT DEPARTMENT encc «, Sam Olive, of Augusta, forme* News of the decision pf the 1 prcrid.nt of the stnto senate ant’ committee to hold another confer-( r — - — — once with Dr. Morgan as the ' speaker will be received with cor-|l dmi interest in Athens »m* IMS cr 1 " 5 r* s --- section. culture, aa a result of charg.i ZTJT'.ZX i 5?' Commissioner J. J. Brown. | the deluge snd railways are crip . Preparation* for hi* def****** bw t pled. been underway several weeks by | The Imperial Pr * n £*** "*• the comhilsioner and he haa ex* | elded to return to Toklo. fjrssed himself confident of com- J mm plc’.o exoneration of allegations tha ' 1 V T bis department 1* being conductcc J^Qgg ^flfl nC118 Cash ten- Bring in It is the purpose of the commit- •. ( n veteran In flalltlcal circles of lOeorjtia, has been engaged to re present the department of agricul ture st the scheduled Mr. Olive defended the state high- county in which Oklsbami. rity- I* located.* must be clearer Mween and * o’dopk » according to the orders.^ Per* , whose employment makes It **nry for them to be abroad during th* Interval between ft must obtain passe*. Carry* H of fir* arms is forbidden tin- Ices by Virtue Of pcrmisilon by thi indlng officer, h Bale of firearms and ammunltloi. prohibited. Public assemblies called for the rurposo of creating opposition to ic enforcement of martial law I» •rhidden aa Is also publication c articles having a tendency “to In- (Turn io Page Six) ioover Commends Ciwanis Plan To Exalt Constitution Secretary of Commerce Favors Observance of “Constitution Week” By Kiwamans Over Coun try. ! ■ Herbert Hoover, secretary df Comniercs ot tne United Statist Joins other distinguished men In toimnendlng the Klwanla club a l<Jan to universally obasrvs Con- atiiutlon Week. The Athens Kiwanis club Is Morning an outstanding P r °8*f l ? for Its meeting Thursday at which lime Judge Thomas F. Orson will rpeuk on the Constitution. Gover nor Clifford. M. Walker and the B|«dal tax commission togettrer with Athens Rotorlans wiu b‘ KucHts of thb club at the meeting In commenting on tho Klwanla flub program Secretary Hoovei stated: . "The Constitution Is more tnan tho frameuYork of our governmen -It !. th. «pr*.«lon of our undor- lylng political phlloMPbr »• K.ift-auard of our fundamental ao- dal tonoti. Elwtlc onoukh lo ad- On February 14 th# mill llkiitaiquarUra and meal. whit, at inr failed to come on when tho kwHeh ^ b , fumtahod freo by the and imm Atlanta and tha amplm tee to make the coming confer. and meal, while at the „i pulled, the petition --—— Mr. Klhrny went to a email eheet iron houxe where the power com- iny kept ite treneformere end in S ny kep. . . ring to locete the trouble touch- a loose wire trom tne Southeastern Fair Association. The Day’s News ceiling.which cai The plaintiff etatc, that the elec-1 Spain's military ruler trie company had been removing many prominent,gpijeri two large tranaformora which had i dale. , The nation la death.) military rulers discharge rnment off!" - - - apparently bcen 'Tn'theTitUc" house, leaving I't.itlnir the governmenUI changes tmall one, end the disconnected quietly. . . wire. Mr. Kinney wee 27 yeen of ,-e Martini law In Oklahoma le ex- The pleintiffa ettorneyi ate I tending Itn power elowly over the Austin Bell, Joel A Elliott and .t n te. Machine guns placed or Holden & Holden. public buildings Impress reality ol C. M. Boifeuillet Dies in Atlanta ATLANTA.—Charles McKinnon Boifeuillet, former Macon banker, brother of John T. Boifeuillet, member of the state public .entice commission, died in a IomI hos- pita! Monday. He wee 57 year* old and had been ill * long time. military rule. Judgea for Bok’e hundred thoua- and dollar peace award ere an nounced. Five thousand more Jape report ed killed In flood caused by ty phoon. dutf Refining Company announe- es reduction of one cent In gar prices. Prices now rango from If to tl cents. ence one of the most worth whilo events -in , Georgia next yantl Scores bt mlniatert In Georgia will be invited to hear the greet Bible Teacher, Dr. Morgan, end several hundred are expected to attend the eight-days conference. Scudder, Brooks, Dorsey and Mrs. Darwin Improve Alexander Scudder. who wae op erated on for eppeadicltli Satur day night at the General Hospital, is reported doing nicely. W. P. Brooke, wae also operated on Friday eight for the eeme trouble end is alio doing well. Mr. Brooks is also at the General Hospital. J. H. Dorsey 1» also showing daily improvement, following the Innring of a serious carbuncle. Mm. J. A, Darwin, who his been slowly recover!ijg from s serious anto accident several weeks ago end who developed ■ serious cold‘several days ego, is better. (Turn to Page Six) 135 POINTS OVER New York October cotton pranced about comld^rably Monday, opening at 22.20, thirty point* above the doae Satur day and marching on the high er goal*, finnlly reaching a new high level of 29.00 cent* at 10 o'clock. After hovering around tho SO cent* mark for a few min ute* the market Jumped up and down like "Jumping Jack" finnlly receding to 22.95. The market wa* unuauolly lively throughout tho morning. October future* cloned at 29-25 one hundred and thirty five point: above the close of Saturday. For Farmers; SPAINS MILITARISTS TO EXPEL 31 HIGH DAINBRIDOB, Oa.—An extra bog sale wae held Thursday, negriy throe weeks ahead of tho scheduled regular saics , because tbs (armors together hud 100 hud they wanted to soil. Hob Sisley, special agent raid the hogs, lloy Robertson of Dtmuldaiiltvlllc. won the buyer. No. l’s brought P** The total price was H.1M.01; pounds, 14,JP Tht farmers uro becoming enthusiastic over the ro-operntive sales and srs Increasing Ihclr stock of hogs for blxer business at these sales advertised for once a month. IN GOVT. AFFAIRS .premier Gut-rnt aim Sev- . eral Prominent Liberals and Catalanists Included in List. TERRELL WILL HOLD CO OP POULTRY SALE DAWSON, Os—The third co- operative Terrell county chlrkcn aale will be held In Dawson next Thursday, and the promoters anticipate a much larger sale than In the pesL At the frist two co-operative sales tl.ioo wan paid for the poultry. Each sals Is under the direc tion of the Bureau of Markets and men inat here to hold the sales are expert weighers and graders. A meeting of the Terrell County Poultry Association will also be held at the sale In the Interest of purchasing a com- (Tum to Page Six) MAJORITY ARRIVE, TUESDAY AND WED. Hundreds Are Expe.lcd to Pour in After Mon day. Record Attendance is Expected. FORT VKNDRKS FRANCO- SPANISH FRONTIER—Th# Mill Ury director*!# formed a* the re sult of Utt w#*k*s revolution ha* Registration books at the University of Georgia opened Monday morning and more than fifty stu dents had registered at noon. College does not formally open until Wed nesday but many of t ie football players and fra ternity members are here or the preliminaries and these are the ones who are registering, in most cases. A few students are here in advance. Evidence. of this was apparent Sat urday when the first decided to expel si of spains lend, member of the class of In* politicians Including farmer 1927 appeared On the pfemicr Sanches Guerra snd sev- cral prominent liberals nnd Catal- anlst syndicalists U Is learned from advices coming over the border. Tho cxpuislona will occur this wefje. r streets with hh locks shorn, the work of the over alert sophomores. . MADRID—No disturbance* and little excitement have been cau*#d by the retabllshment of the mill- MANY WILL ARRIVE - TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ' On Tuesday and Wednesday th® students will begin to pour in by the hundreds and every train st riving here will be crowded with tary. regime hsre. Fo ' o'r' nB „ *‘ Ccorgls boyt and girls. The Co dissolving of parllsmsnt hy King ed dl , parlmint ls „ pectcd t0 fc* Aifonso the country Is now gov- 8We „ cd to MV( . r , r ern#d by a military dlctorate and Rivera'* title appears to ho presi dent of th® military directorate, Instead of president of th® council of ministers. mit of change* to meet developing condition* and needs. It protect* out basic theorle* of human rjsbii qnd liberty against the Inrdfcda ol thope antagonistic political philoso phic*’which are ever finding dew I rot agonistic among those who *r« more enthusiastic for new thought thnn (hey are learned In our his tory and beliefs. "Destructive criticism «f our ox- i-.tlng institutions ls the oaslea* mental exercise; to construct them his taken th* work and thought of generations; to Improve them "'quires adequate study of then foundations snd the aspirations for human advancement which the; Assure. , "Th# public meetings, contests and other efforts wh*cb your program contemplates will. I In a greater ap incomparable $*» ;U .Crs uttatlah 41* the Halt* Slat*.. Prominent Americans Selected To One Hundred Thousand Dollar Bestow Edward Bek's Peace Plan Award agricultural partnient is assured a record at tendance. During tho first week the regis tering personnel and the infirmary attache i will lx? doubly busy and every available spot of room In the administrative offices is being (Turn to Page Six) WASHINGTON—John H. Bart lett, first Asslatnnt Foatmanter General and former governor o< New Hampshire, was tnk*n to j hospital Monday morning because of inlurle* received when hi* auto mobile was struck by a street car Physlctana who examined him mid the Injuries did not appear serloue but the nUtomobile wa* wrecked ! and Mr. H.iitMt’s chauffeur wae also slightly injured. ELIHU ROOT COL. EDWARD HOUSE GEN. JAMES HARBORD _ • ’ „i.ctlon for tk. Jury wee • sportH served es chief of staff NEW TORK-The American Expeditionary Fores snd ns chief of tho American MllltorJ Mission to Armenia In lilt. WM. ALLEN WHITE ROSCOE POUND ELLEN PENDLETON BRAND WHITLOCK I seven men offered by Edward W. adelpbla publicist, tor s practical plau wheraby th. Unltml Bute, may co-operate with other to prevent war. wee named by the Policy Committee which has been administering t$e award In the list eppeera the name ol flllhu Root, prominent lawyer wno Serving with him art: Colonel Edsrwd M. Hewsa form- sr confidant of Woodrow Wilson, who rervrd ns spsclsl represen tative of the United B.eMe gov ernment at the Inter-ellled confer* ence of Premiere nnd foreign min. Istera held st Parts In Noverabet 1417. SS.TS.e’Srw.uy2T22 Dr. Elkn Fits Pendlston. presi dent of Wellesley College. Dr. Roecoe Pound, Cesn of tht Harvard law school, who former* ly ' served on tho faculties o Northwestern University and University of Chicago. noM »lsh you every eUccess." . , Nobel I’race fl' l¥ Ml Sill R'liimUME Infill-*-- the American Red Cross In 191*# 1 — —- „ . and who wa* a delegate to th# Rus- recognised to be eminently nttea ■Ian Conference at Prlnklpo la by capacity and experience to lre jtlt. ' | with the exceedingly difficult and Brand Whitlock, former Ambss- (complex subject of our internatlott' ■ador to Belgium. «1 relstlona. The Commitbe-i re "These seven have been chosen” I garded the work of th# Jurors as i th* Policy Committee, explained highly Important Judicial task, r®* "after many weeks of careful con- quirlng distinctive abilities and ex on the basis of selec- perience." which aimed, not. at securing The Jury Is expected to rehch of reprenentattveg! Its decision by January and women generally to the winner as soon aa th* ]ur> makes its decision and the othe; fifty thousand when th# plan ha» passed the Senate or when it hat demonstrated that it has popt'ai support. Tho Committee In tbarge of tht Award plans to use January submit the winning plan to American people for a Uatfcm-widc In this 20 national organi sation* will co Operate. It is ex pected that thfe plar will be pre- by February 1 —And richest in the worth while things of life. Buying well-located real esate is the soundest of in vestments, but when that real estate i* a home or a lot upon which to build a home, the financial returns, abundant av trey are, take second place to the returns in contentment, comfort, community interests and happiness which owning a home brings. Get into the home-owning home-living class. You can do it on a rent-paying basis if you will follow the attractive home offerings in the Classi fied Real Estate Column ®f The Banner Herald and talk terms with the dealers who- ** advertise there. THE BANNER-HERALD Athens’ Want Ad Directory READ FOR PROFIT- USE FOR RESULTS. .. .