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PAGE FOUR ' THE BANNER-HERALD. 'ATHENS. SEQUOIA’ MONDAY. OCTOBER THE BANNER-HERALD ■ ' ~ ATHENS. GA. Published Every Evening During the Week Except Setnrdey nnd Sunday and on Sunday Morning by The Athena Publiihing Company, btlsau, Ca. EARL It. BRASWELL Publisher and General Manager H. J. HOWE GRAKLES E. MARTIN Managing Editor Bntered at the Athens Postoffice as Second Class Mail Matter under Hkl., the Act of Congress March 8, 1879. Wt MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS J. yrhe Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for repub- Ilication of all news dispatches credited to it or not othrwise credited *in: this paper, and alsc the local news published therein. Pfcypnblication of special dispatches are also reserved. HWd(] resg a ii Business Communications direct to the Athens Publish* All rights lug Company, not to individuals. News articles intended for publica tion should be addressed to The Banner-Herald. Thoughts For The Day The mouth of the righteous man ia a well of life; but violence covereth the mouth of the wicked.—Prov. 10:11. . The measure of any man’s virtue is what ne p’Odd do if he had neither the laws nor public opinion, nor even his own prejudices, to control him. -Hazlitt. WHAT WILL PRESIDENT COOLIDGE DO? a recess uppuimiutiit muuu ~..w — . Harding is causing no little trouble in republican K iwilts. It is the appointment of the negro Cohen to S' be controller of customs in New Orleans. Cohen ■ 4s'the strongest negro politician in the south and lor 1 ' many years he has held a sway in Washington with | the republican presidents which has caused him to ■-become a national figure in republican conventions ■ 'and otherwise in party affairs. President Harding,.. i ;eo it is said, had promised the “Lily Whites^ that I he would not appoint negroes to office in the south I a,id especially had he promised the white republl- I cans of Louisiana that he would not appoint Cohen. I However, after congress adjourned and just before- 1 the president died, for, some reason, unknown to the I white republican?, the president made a recess ap pointment for Cohen and of course it will hold in force until congress convenes in December. Then it will be up to President Coolidge to either re-ap point Cohen or allow the former appointment to go by default, which of course would mean a vacancy a iid then it would be a matter of choice for the new president to exercise in making an appointment. In the meantime there is much speculation going on In republican ranks; they "Lily Whites” are urging President Coolidge to appoint a white republican Around Athens l With Cob T. Larry Gantt I t US. F Mr. Oulds, In charge of the Ath ens branch of the Independent Warehouses, Inc., is a grandson of (By Associated Press) Hon. Robert Oulds, head of the: ATLANTA—Georgia is among Confederate Prison - Commission | the eight southern states receiving and who did such noble and pa-! a port of the receipts from nation, triotic work for our soldiers con- al forest Vesources during the Re fined in northern bastlle. It was I cal year 1923. according to infor- Robert Ould who wrote Lincoln I mation forwarded Governor Clifford that if the north would send medi- Walker by the secretary of agrl- cine and other necessities to the [culture. 17ig arao)i^^t ^ the Union prison at Anderson and oth- states range rrom .fl76.ftf Ho $9- er places that he would see theroS M7.18* * * * . f • distributed. But this humane offer I Georgia,\wit*-■two*- 1 national for- was declined’, on the plea that they might be used for our own sold iers. Mrs. Georgia Stevens, of Lex ington, was In the city this week. She nays their cheese factory is a crowning success and doing ests embracing 153,457. nepes , re cetved 31,745.19.* ppe^foiirth of, the funds- received by the department of agriculture from timber pales, gracing permits and other uses of national forest lands la turned over to the states in which the fo.-csts located on. a pro rata basis. nicely. Athens Is always delighted! »*'•«o">®W® w J vh a VMT&yf to have Mrs. Stevens visit us. ' «<■*• , Thes , a ,um '" “ re “T* *® r ______ | school and road appropriations of The Cofer Seed Co. will chip Inl^f count,M huvln * "“‘I®" 1 "' f,r - ™;i -f, r- 1 —rr? “r. firm has-shipped another cor la “"■'"inln* natinnai fo.rests this broken lots. This means about II.MO cash for our farmers Intend . v ,h * 1 f , a, -t.-.j I shared in the distribution, of sending that much abroad. , rrw|aed of , ln ,i,, r orriclals j stated, were largely responsible ' for the record receipts .of 1923. BABY PLANE LONDON—J. H. Ji of the 1921 and 1922 here, hag Just complet ful flight with a new of only five, horsepowi fiom Brooklands to Or back, at a speed of hour. J THREE OATS’. f Chronic coughs and persistent colds dead to. serious lung f rouble You can stop them now with,<Cfeo- mulsion. an emulsified c^dsote that lr, pleasant to take. jC^o^iui- Truckers around' Athens say i striped worm Is attacking their to matoes. Thts insect pest begins to | F|ERy CROATIAN LEADER boro Into the tomato where the FINDS REFUGE IN LONDON fruit Joins the stem and stops, tXINDQN,—Stephen Raditch, the their growth. This la not the reg- >torm of Jllg , 0 . s , av | a , „• ? London. The .Irrepressible leaves. It hsc only recently ap^ar- (;TOat:an paWrt t. *bo has been *“• f 1 compared to Patrick Henry; Kos- ' Kifth. d’Annuclid and Oe Valera. ncWkl!™™™..,? 0 u. fnJ th«i ,,t ' d ocroa9 »'x Eurdpcan borders syrsssLrst-Jtjg—s suggjpl Berton Braley’s Daily Poems and, it is L appointed ._ that Secretary Slemp, the newly f to! Coolidge- Is 1 favorable to the white man and ithere arc hopes -nseni.fn he rnnrlo. The negroes.' ' ‘ of {he nation are clamor- . of Cohen and threaten ing that Ulrica the negro is le-apnointed that the negro vote will migrate in the election, for president l 0 be held next year. It is a critlthitimo with the president and"mulsh interest is being centered in the outcome and tKe decision of the president in the matter. There is much dissension in the republican, since the entrance of-the white element from WfretoteSf and tbejwwsttwt pf ns are willing to give up the negro and in take on the "Lily Whites” must be deter- ,_.d a line-up made. It is bound to come and as it does come—one or the other of the ele-' s are certain to desert the republican ranks. There are many complications throughout the na tion which have arisen among the party leaden that must be cleared up in addition to the adminu- trati jii of affain which has been an absolute and dismal failure before the republicans can hope to succeed in the approaching election. Democratic run! - arc solid and resting on their oan over the greatest administration which has ever been given to this nation and it is believed that a great majority of the people regardless of party affiliations are ready to come back in line and support a democratic plat ft i-jn backed by the conservative element of the nation. That much ir. true and the hope and pros pects for an overwhelmihg 1 victory for the democrats is most'encouraging. EXHAUSTED I sing of “Pap” and ••Vigor” A» virtues to bs a tressed; Of life that’s “lived with rigor,” And Vim and Pluck and Zest. •Go forth” I rhout, “and battle With all your strength and grit, Don't bt dumb.driven cattle. * U... ..I.mam* Aa rkm/1 flit But .bow some Clo and GUI Go' forth, my nobla. 'Jonktr' tfftai's 'Youagster* writ 2 Diitch). do forili ID forth nnd conqu.r. Dpn't Jot fate atop you much! Keep Strlvln'. Trytn’, Flghtln’ (Such kn*»PT Unao.ao thoao ., Aro Otnmgtr. moro oxqlun' If onejltavoa off tho ‘a’.lj, DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU? A Little of Everything And Net Much ef Anything. By HUQH ROWE. The anrjounoem^nt that Young Stribling, the Macon high school toy, will entor the university next year is an in dication that he Intend* to leave the prise fighting ring and engage In a more substantial avocation tot has Every community wag and ' jester—some have characters who are not believ* ablo on oath and their teeti. mony before a jury stands for little Here ia one to)d of an occur?.-* In'another state which is typical CUT DOWN YOUR COTTON STALKS I; So soon as the last lock of Cotton has been picked .very farmer and cotton grower should see to it that every . talk is not only cut down but that it is burned into a: hex. If we expect to grow- another cotton |t£p, it will require just as much work and just as luu-h poison next year as it has required this year. To bum the stalks will mean the extermination of fijilllont of boll weevils and aid in a great measure GkiaUuN< v»»r nf overcoming the weevil which has ha<l such a hold on cotton during the past few years. It is nof an expensive job to cut down and bum the Walks and it is an avenue through which the weevil can Lr reached in time to prevent the homing of ZhaxTi and multiplying for another year. l*KEvery precaution must be taken to prevent an in- MiKf of they weevil. This pest is here for several years and it might as well be recognised‘as a dan gerous foe to cotton raising and every prevention shouldjbe taken for its eradication. In the moun tains of North Georgia, the bean crop was eaten up ■n year by the beetle, but people commenced to tight the beetle with a determination to win and they did win and now the beetle is doing no harm \ Nan crop in that section of the state; Insects eated the apple trees and the magnificent orchards ich had been producing thousands of bushels of * apples were destroyed by insects. Earnest Work was commenced to eradicate this pest and ghpruy by spraying and otherwise caring for the ■I the Insects were routed and today the neople in |&t section of the state are growing the finest ap ples in the world and in enormous quantities. The fame can be done with the boll weevil, and cotton successfully prown if the proper care and attention and work is given to its preservation and cultivation. I-ct us remember to cut down and bum our cotton italics and the fight next year to prodpuce a cotton .crop will be one of more ease. There is a large demand in the early spring for Mato, tomato and cabbage plants. Such an enter- irise would prove a profitable investment for some » M ’ - A 1* prospects for succeeding at ! ether profMrfot! at UUxlrtrt* l» i illxht ln : tho- extr«m."iOf.i<wun« If bo hn« u.ort tho rln* In order tn , „ • -> - • t */. oecur. sufficient fond, to ieillic.it, rBe brisht and blttb»,^«d>urfpf. for o,ef«l fervlce Be. brave: couraseou., ««/•— fjhilly «nd HI, ’ eouhtry.bo Wb»f, ‘Haf.W,®»nr®l«», ch ®fWi I, de.errlnx and *rb«tever -not'. Hit thot — —Vr copntlon he hi, life', work , which , l».. comr : nil bommunltles, however. It—,-, mendnble In him,, to. coy the laaet.l -A‘ r!ri-ut judfte wo, holding court While he ha, met vHh Mfond^fol I idOiT'Cmall backwoods town. A 16- nucccs In th, rlnx. tond ha, ; n0 | cal - charncter . came up for trial, doubt realised profitable return, jtoirir the ntAnd in due 'timo. an* yet a lit# or ■ tiiie *'■ G --ipun hi, narrative, ’ill- jud,e sdnihthlnx of k wax, .charged trie ..... . jWa3‘fo||ftwa:.;'if you believ, from him there le II h left and ™*|thb 'defendant', statement, hr 1, * on,c kullty. That (a all"! . , brought In n verdict of I have pep. you snigger' Tee, Vhat you say is true, rve used *up all my vigor In my>advloe to you. CITY DWELLERS INVADE FARMS TO TRADE FOR MILK AND EQQ8 LEIPZIO—The peaeante of Ger- cupntlon ho mny pursue nter Frd'd. uatlon he; Will find n * helping 1 nmf encouraging hand ^xtehded " from all tldee. / V • The euggeetlon of Dr. Apple® White, county health officer, warning the people against Ill ness prevalent during the win- Spmi$wJ»at surprised. thV Jud&p*f\f(er court asked" the rdHfmati’why such a verdict wat "Wo I thought wo were foilowlng Inntructlonr, ypur honor.” exclaim• ed,(jlhe foreman- “We know that bir«*,i jijfou coiifdn't believe him 6* oet^i»r ter monlhr. la most timely indeed iYhis is fire prevention week and every citisen should see that hie or her promises ^ns cleaned and freed from all rub- hirh or inflammable material. Chic! many have food on their farms, j nnd should lie heeded. Dr. Apple. but they won’t sell It to the cities because the only medium of ex change pffered them has been pa. per marks, which they regard ar worthless. Hence the farms hnvt accumulated large atocks of but ter. poultry, cheese, eggs, potatoes, honey, pigs and calves, while city white has made a study of local condltolnn nnd his advice is giver from n general «rtandpoint oi health as well as local. Proper . 4 from exposure nnd over ent-} jj nJ| McDorman will be around Inspect. Ing nil places of business and rhnuld he find any of them in dangerous or fire-breeding condi tions he will Immediately enter .1 ngnlnst tho offending'’par* It is a’ work of co.oi>erntton people crpwd the, stores with land koc? Ing one ' healthy and bundles of paper marks In theit*souhd. It Is for youp'own protec* lag. and the wearing nf ,e,„nn!ihl-, anl , for |h , „ af „ ot hbmM and apparel will gn a. Ion* way to; property Qf aM klnd . Fire, destroy that which it has taken years to Wnrtfing off sickness and di*ea*< hands but find nothing to buy. J t!on he offers these suggestions. COLON POISONING BRINGS OLD AGE Destroys Hsalth and Causae Pre-1 a rubber hose pipe. The«» mature Deoe»we«ote!t sf s!J tiorcs should contract three times i Vital Organs You ere a wise man or woman If colon and order. you understand your keep It In perfect working Health, happiness, vigor and long life are the gifts which an active colon gives you—end a lasy colon takes away. day—within an hour nfter each meal. If they do not contract, they have lost their tone—their power to contract. But, there 16 n practically per. feet remedy for lagy, flabby col on* THU r*m#dy nnloVtv mtnr*» the tone, is absolutely harmless and Your colon is the left five feet of | decidedly pleasant to take. Clip your digestive canal. It Is your ; , hu arUc | e and take {t to your aewtrage system; your garbage; drUKg i at . Tell him to give you a can, so to apeak. Keep It cifanl^n^ 0 f Coiotone—-the colon tonic end you are well end happy; *«* • it will cost > l ou one dollar if you it stagnate nnd it will distill the are p| Ma(( ^ w j t h it. nothing if you that he would enter the Glidder, poisons of decay. fermentation nrfl not p i* 08e d with It, for every!tour from New York to Jackson- _ . druggist has been Instructed to re- vilje, ind would haVe as his guest fund the price nnd ask no ques- several governors .from other tionf if his customer is not thor- {*tates. oughly satisfied. build and the , result oftentimes arises from the careless nnd ncgli gent mattek of allowing "fire traps to go without the proper cai*e nnt protection. Clean up your premis es nttd eep to it that they made fit and immune to fires. are . Georgia presented to the spectators Saturday e fino ar-; tic Is of football which he# on* couregsd tho supportor* of the -Bulldogs” to expect a good report fr«pn their bout with the * Yule leant Saturday. The wonderful improvement shown by the Geor gia team since their game with Mkivvt iituiuairH liieir Mirengtn nnd'the splendid coaching which they have been receiving from Coach Woodruff and his n'des. It is believed now that the team stands a good showing to hold fate in line and may be some bet ter than tian?—who knows? Wood® n»f knew* h«w to *:t every ounce of mnn.power out of every mem ber ot his team. has discouraged farmers. But by ernmeot and coni! iry'e young queok} { M4ri*,l to Mi* dame de Pompadour for her ex* seller In Zagreb, Croatia. He Is gifted with great eloquence, and all the independent spirit and fiery temper of the true patriot. He be gan his bloodless fight for homo ibivvu u Idler irujn iuu.hsuu.mj, . ne afnst the Serb* In 101« Ala., maklnx Inquiries abou the 3 ® 1t “ e . d "> 1918 ' good crops of wheat have beep made In this section. One year. Col. Smith averaged over twenty bush els per acre on one thousand acres. We should grow everything we need to feed man and beast. The Banner-Herald Is certainly widely read. This week we re ceived a letter fropi Montgomery, slon^is a new medical' , discovery ’with twofold action; it' t Soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and kills the germ. ' Of all known drugs, creb'soie is wngnfsed by the medical; fftiter. nlty as the greatest healing'agency for the treatment of chtonlo coughs and colds and other forms of throat nnd lung troubl***! ,‘Oneo- mulsion contains, in addition rcosote, other healing elements which soothe nnd heal the Inflamed membranes nnd stop the ^iVritAtlon and Inflammation, while the creo sote goes on to the stomach. Is ab sorbed Into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and destroys the germs tHi^t lead to c?6nsomp. tfon. 11 '' v : Creomulslon Is guarantedd Satis factory in the treatment 6f r chh)nic coughs and colds, bronchial Mtha- mn, catarrhal bronchltis end^ dther forms of throat and Itihg'disease, add If 5 excellent for bulldirig up fhej system after colds hr thS flu Mosey, refunded If any Coiigh or cold, no matter of how long'Stand ing, is not relieved after 1 tatting according to dlrectloris. ’ Aik : your druggist. Creomulslon Co., Allan, tn, Ga.—Advertisement. dairy SSSi STSST-SB S*j Mtan.. merged | referring tc our Farm Page. I Serbr croaU .nd cfo^e. ' [ The property owner, on Ogle- | * tho^pe avenue are now Upping the | MANILA DOUBLES ■ewer recently laid and are an-, CIGAR EXPORT xlou, to iee water main, Installed |>. MANIUA.—Approximately 18, . nrtd inmie light, Placed on their t j Ml0 0 Philippine dun were ship street. 'When this 1, done thte^ 'dfe l ready to lay sidewalk, to the Wj i Dye or Tint Worn, Faded * limits. rithe.uhiud slate, by local Things New for 16 cents. ers during the month of * . ii. nl „. ., July this; year, tho bureau ot In- • fwrtiel ‘ rnjHntm hs* Anrtdenfced’. 1 * \ During tthe period from July‘1, SLEEPING SICKNESS RESPOND .7® « SSSL-l' TO SQIENTIFIC: i TREATMENT, ?*$.#. HAMBURG—Oiire, whlchi atrlk*! -X el ? tho Congo *natlT,w aanSdagt imor,/ mlrocu|ou» than tho,, of biblical day, Are bring porfosrried on vic tim. or ,looping alcknM, In .Csnira' Africa, according tinDr. ; Marti the United 'State*. Dutlnfl • tnd ' flkbdl year juit' Wro'- cedlng thla tho 'VMu* df ThHIppinb 'cigar, Shipped to ttre United SUtek was only [half that amount. Mayor, of tho Hamburg Tropical ! juilatt~'* Institute, who was the firsti scisnr .AVV'^SHIP SCHEDULE 8EEN tlst to test a German • remedy i on sleeping sickness. A German cammiMIttH' tinder th« leadership ot t)r. KleW »V ! now JA the tropical 1 section bt Afri&t npi plyltur the rehrVdv/ Thar#. n*-« plyfhg the’ rbkit/ay! ; There . records of 170 Congo nttlvia who have been treated. Only a few of these died, owing to brain nnd nerve complications. The others regained their atrength, nnd de clared they were os well oe they ever had been. SAVANNAH, 08.*—Thb schedule Ot shops to enter the port of Sa vannah during the months of Oc' tobep find Novetaber Includes a Unger/number than* haa ever been scheduled :fbr a similar period. Ac cording to officials. The schedule, only iMtrtlally completed, will av erage more than two vessels a day, It Is said. Foreign shops will run American ships a closer second and will exceed the coastwide sailings, it was predicted. moat anted *! vttftM-.' Don’t wonder whcy.tr yoq : ,cai), , ra on tint *tirm**ftillv. haputta tiye or tiqt successfully, perfect home dyeing la gugranued with "Diamond,Dye," ^yen Itiyoij have n,ver dyed before., „Prug J gist, have, all color,. Ulr.cUon, in each package.—Advert!y.idyl' SOUTHEASTERN F4IR $3.95 Round Trip ATLANTA" "! via SEABOARD October 5-13, Inc. ATHENS TWELVE YEARS AGO 8unday, October 8, 1911. 'governor Hoke Smith announced dtcay. (gas) and putrefaction into your blood, poisoning your brain and nerves so that your nre restless. Irritable and blue; poisoning your heart so that you are weak, list less nnd lasy; poisoning your lungi that your breath is heavy foul, poisoning your stomach and digestive organs so that you hosted, belching and uncomfort able with gas pains; poisoning your blood so that your skin looks yellow, sallow and unhealthy; poisoning every part and organ of your body, through your blood, making you look and fee! old and ugly long before your time: mak' Ing your*joints and your back stiff and rheumatic; your eyes dull and your brain sluggish. By the perfect law of Nature, your colon should empty itself three times a day—within an hour after eating. Does your colon work that wen? If not, it has lost Its tone. What do we mean by tone? Your colon le a hollow muscle, tts walls are made up of long muscle fibres or muscle ceilr which, by their contraction, empty just m you would squeeze Clarke County Building nnd But you will be delighted with'**«*" Association declared a divi- Coiotone for it will make you fee! I ‘tend *of 19 per cent, like a different person. Your eyes Removal pf. the capital to Ma* will sparkle with vitality and J con wns made an issue In the gub. alertness, your brain will be cleat j ffnolorial race, and nctlve; your complexion wll!{ **• Varner, author of several be frerh and transparent, reflect. f>00 hs. sees big things involved In ing the purity of your blood: your t * ie * r ® 1 ’ between Italy and Turkey digestion will be thorough and your am * predicts world-wide trouble ppetite keen, for your food wIP between the nations, taste delightful and will agree with, Henry May Long, age 42 died, you: you will sleep and awake re-« Brown, R. L. Moss, Jr. f freshed; your system wUl be ful»| nnd B T ’ Ew> * ,e ft for New York of vim nnd vigor, you will feel' the GIldd * n toUr to J * ck younger, stronger, vigorous—you will enjoy .the pleasure of living. Get started on Coiotone today Nearly every person over twenty five or thirty years of age, and many younger, need Coiotone more nr less. You will be simply de. lighted with It. Coiotone can not possibly do you any harm—it can only do you good. Try It on our guarantee. It will help you live long, well and happily.—Advertise ment. . sonville. Several train loads of soldiers passed through Athens from Ba- timore. Boston and other points or rhslr way to Atlanta where they go to take part In the celebratior of the unveiling of the monument of- the old Gate City Guards. . Read Banner-Herald Want Ads. Ik Wefl-ManagcdHome T HE manager of at household is the purchasing agent for a large proportion of the family needs. In order to do a good job she must know what, when and where to buy. She must study goods and the concerns which make goods and have them to sell. She must put her home on a business basis and run it on business principles in order to make the most of the family in come. Information is the only basis for intelligent purchasing. And the right way to get the greatest amount of necessary informa tion is to read the advertisements. 1 Advertisements tell you what is new and good in merchandise. They reveal improvements and inventions that make your home life easier, more comfortable and more convenient. They give you information about a thousand and one things that are useful, , and interesting. Every manager of a householdr-every member of the house hold who shares the responsibility for the family’s welfare- should make a practice of reading the advertisements. They are daily lessons in economy. Read the Advertisements in Order to Buy Wisely ******* mmm* — 1