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PALACE
Thursday
and Friday
Direct From Last
Week’s Record Run
In Atlanta
The producer of “The Three Musketeers” surpasses all
his previous efforts in this brilliantly spectacular picture
of thrilling romance and baffling mystery.
Extra Attraction I
mi ■■min bum i *~ H—
9 O’Clock Night 4
Performances j ( »i \
LOUIS B. MAYER presents
UFRED NIBLO
ERODUC IIOjm
RANGERS Oi'the NIGHT
(CAPTAIN APPLEJACK)
[ A Great Play—A Greater Picture
Wiflh a SUPERB CAST Including
MATT MOORE, ENID BENNETT
BARBARA LA BARR
JIMMIE MELTON
AND HIS
Saxophone
The Musical / j t { £
Treat of the *
Season [ \ >!
FIRE INSURANCE
Seventeen Yean of Satisfactory Service. Strong Compute*.
Prompt Adjustment!.
CALL FLEETWOOD LAMER. MGR.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, ERWIN & CO.
Phone Three-Foor-Five
II STMS
COMBED, GLOSS!
Market Gossip
Received Over F. J.
Linnell & Company’s
(Iljr Leued Wire)
NEW ORLEANS. — Liverpool
was due 4 to 6 up by New Orleans
1 to 15 higher by New York.
Southern spots Tuesday un
changed to 6 up except 13 down
at Augusta. Texas markets un-
cahnged to 5 up except 5 lower
at Dallak where middling is 30.10.
Sales at Dallas 6,166, all-told 27..
065 vs. 20.734 Monday.
• Weekly weather and crop gov-
St\ w „ CHICAGO GRAIN
[bullish u e whole owing to rein' WHEAT
r or business.
Friday’s crop forecast will be
released at ten a. m.. New Or
leans tinie. Nervous and erratic
market likely in meantime.
Government comparatives: Con*
ditions Sept. 25 49.5 vs. 60.0, con
dition Oct. 25th .... vs. 52.6!
final winnings.... vs. 9,762.000.
Sentiment conservatively bullish.
I MARKETS I
NEW YORK COTTON
Open High Low Close J. C.
Dec. .30.65 30.80 30.50 30.50 30.78
Mch. 30.29 30.34 30.02 30.04 30.39
Jan. .30.20 20.29 29.95 30.05 30.30
11 A. M. Bids: Jan. 30.27; Mch.
80.32; Dc. 80.75.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
Open High Low Close P.C.
Jan. .30.05 30.20 29.88 29.88 30.22
Mch. 29.99 30.09 29.78 29.78 30.12
Dec. -30.20 30.33 29.98 29.98 30.12'
Dec 30.20 80.35
11 A. M. Bids: Jan. 30.17; Mch.
30.07; ec. 30.30.
Briefly^ the city commission form
provides for four or five commis
sioners, each head of a department
of city government with a mayor-
president who haa no veto power.
Tho commission ns a whole pnsaos
on ordinances and each one hap
softie department to supervise.'The
city manager form is a modifica
tion of the commission plan and
grew out of It. %
The city manager is elected by n
board of aldermen or a commfefton
and Is held responsible for the
successful management of the city’s
affairs and Is paid a salary for full
time like an executive of a private
corporation.
Judge Fortson’s address was very
Interesting and Instructive add en
joyed by the members of the
League and others who were In
terested and attended the meeting.
The meeting was held solely to
inform members of the Leagtio on
the various forms of municipal
government. No endorsement of
cither was npule.
BANNER-HERALD
WANT ADS
Too Late to Clasilfy.
•DR RENT—Two connecting
rooms, furnished or unfurnished,
near Agricultural College. Call
696-W or 260, Baxter street.
n2c.
,, unruly or shsm-i*n ‘he west and low tempwatures Ij ,
„ d „ Compared with last year stock.
i,v. :»n shipboard at Galveston Tucs- £”*
Even stubborn,
pooed hair stays
any style you like.
1* a dignified combing cream
give* that natural gjsu and well-
groomed effect to four hair. Not
greasy or smelly. Flpe for
hair.
Read Banner-Herald
Want Ads.
,, * lr ’ o ™”" , dayM.M0™. 99,000, New Orleans
whlch 25,000 vs. 39,000.
Individual idea at to Friday*!
government crop forecast range
from about ten to 11,000,000, con-
ceneus of opinion being about 10,.
600.000 with a good many looking
for 10.200,000 to 10,300.000.
Holiday New Orleans tomorrow,
a legal holiday here, but Liver-
Vkwftead&ter
— i tbs runabout has slwsjs bten wrr
popular—*ts well pleased with the chances emboditd la this
Ahms nasal, eta cat haa ham a
toois comfortable. '
Thfamuklsotsaiaa! hroHag d» wdhanc and ralaqbfih*
cowl; matins a deckled hapnnneot la looks and {seridme
A well dewened top tod alandn* windshield do ihdr than
toward addin, a finished, claao-cut appeannes.
Maks it a peha to an tho other new models also m display in
These ears tee k ehehed rhnejh
th. fmi Wt.Uy For chan flea.
^July
Open
P.C.
Close
106%
107%
I Dec
.10614
100
107%
May
CORN—
..111
no*
112%
July .. . .
71%
72%
Dec
.. 72
72
73*
May .. ..
OATS-
.. 70*
70*
714*
Dec
41%
41*
July .. ..
43%
43%
May .. ..
.. 44
43%
44%
NEW YORK STOCKS
Coca Cola ....
Open
...67%
P.C.
66
Kennlcott Cop. .
. ..40
Studebaker ... .
. . 97
95%
U. S. Steel ... .
89
86%
Sou. Ry
33
32%
Locw’s Inc. ...
16%
16*
CURD MARKET BULLETIN
Apples, 40c to 50c peck.
Beans, string, 25c gallon.
Butter Beans (shelled) 25c qt.
Butter Beans, 20c gallon.
Butter, 36c to 60c pound.
Cabbage, 4c pound.
Chickens, friers, 30c pound.
Hens, 22%c pound.
Boosters, )2c pound.
Squash, 7c pound.
Eggs, 40c dostn.
Ham, homo cured, 25c pound.
Bacon, home cured, 18c pound.
Lard, ham* made, 20c pound.
Onions. 6c pound.
Field Peas, 10c gallon.
Field Peas, shelled, 25c gallon.
Sweet Potatoes, 2c pound.
Tomatoes, 6c to 7c pound.
Corn Meal (new),tic pound.
Roasting Ears, 20c and 25c doz.
Turnip Salad, 10c gallon.
Tumlpa, 10c bunch.
GraluMi Flour, 4c pound.
jFortson Addressed
League Tuesday On
City Governments
(Continuad From Pag* On*)
Extra Select Norfolk
Oysters
• Fresh Shrimp,
Fresh Fish Roe
Choice Flounders
Speckled Trout
Large Mullets
Wholesale and Retail
Athens Fish & Oyster Co
GEO. A. BR1EN, Prop.
573 E. Broad St.
Hear
Georgia - Auburn
Game
In Detail
1
Colonial Theatre
Saturday, 3 P. M.
PLAY BY PLAY
50c
Returns from all other
games.
FORESIGHT IS WISER THAN Kn6wi,EDGE—Knowledge can
only t«»U you what haa happened. Knowledge cannot tell you when
misfortune may destroy your home, your property, your valuables.
Foresight knows the possibility. Foresight protects you against loss.
Foresight insures. Foresight saves you from financial loss in case
of property loss. Foresight is wiser than knowledge. Insurance is
the wisest investment man can make. Are you wise? Are you in
sured? We can give you all form* of Property Protection Policies.
THE HijNTOW SECURITIES CO*» Athena, Gu.
benefit o fthe public and it may be
that a public meeting‘will also br
held to give the candidates am'
voters opportunity to face each
other. The League does not en
dorse candidates. It only maker
public the record of the candidate, i
The business meeting of th* I
League, presided over by Mrs. Li
L. Hendren, followed one which j
was addressed by Judge Blanton
Fort son. Judge Fort son spoke on;
the various forms of municipal i
government, aldermanic, city man-.
ager and comtnlsrion. The jurist.!
a close student of municipal at- j
fairs, traced the progress of al. j
thrfe forma of city government
pointing out 'where they have sue-.
MONEY TO LEND ON FARM LAND
Interest, Six and Half Per Cent
HUBERT M. RYLEE, Law Offices
Phone 1576 Athens, Ga.
HOTEL TYBEE ON EUROPEAN PLAN
Rates $2.00, $2.30 and $3.00 Per Da,
A la carta Service in Dining Room. Special Rates to week
end parties. Ideal Headquarters for Hunting and Fishing.
Arrangements for Boats at Hotel.
HOTEL TYBEE
Tybee Island, Gs.
HERMAN IL HEATH, Mir.
Athenians Willj
Help Those Who
Want Commissions
After November 11th It
Will Be Harder to Get
Commission Than Before j
That Date.
November 11th, 1923, less than
a month distant, marks the divis
ion line between “Ease” and “Dif
ficulty** for former officers and
enlisted men in securing n commis
sion In the Oiganlscd Reserves.
After that date those former
.officers who desire n commission
(in the Officer's Reserve Corps
{will be compelled by regulations to
undergo a professional examina
tion In addition to examination of
their records. If application is
[made prior to that date such com
mission may be had by examina
tion of records and physical exnm-
jlnatlon.
OFFICERS
IN ATHENS
Get in touch with one of the
officer* listed below without fur,
ther delay. He will tell you how
to file your application:
Cobb, Howell, 2nd Lt. Inf., 227
Woodlawn Ave.
Cooley, Thomas H., Capt. Inf..
Law Bldg. j
Cox, Carson E.. 26d Lt. Inf.
Dyar, Thomas C., 2nd Lt. Inf.,
Shackelford Bldg.
Eberhardt, Jacob P., 2nd Lt.
Inf., Normal Station. .
Erwin. Wm. L., Capt. Inf., 524
Hill St. . . _ .
Flror. John W.» 1st Lt, F. A.
153 Millcdge Terrace.
Portion, Blanton, Capt. A. S.
1190 Millcdge Ave. -• * ,
Fowler, Thomas M.» l»t Lt. Inf.
623 N. Milledg* Ave.
Hodgson, Harold B.. 2nd Lt.
Vet., P. O. Box 673.
Lanier. Fleetwood. Capt. F. A.,
140 Barber St.
Martin, Charle E., Capt., Inf..
F. O. Box 544.
Miller, Julian H., Capt. Inf..
Univ. of Ga. Dept, of Bot.
Nickerson, Norman D. 2nd Lt.
Inf. 779 Hill St. . „ .
Patrick, James H. 1st Lt. F. A.,
650 Reese St.
Patterson. Walter Lee 2nd Lt..
Inf.
Rankin, Harvey W. Capt. F. A.,
590 S. Lumpkin St.
Ryther, Fcnley. 2nd Lt, Inf.
731 Cobb St.
Soule. Robert M., 2nd Lt, Inf.
840 Millcdge Ave.
Stewart. Joseph S.. let. Lt
Med., 334 Prince Ave.
Westbrook, Edison C. Capt F.
A,. State College of Agriculture.
Wier, Augustus L.. 2nd Lt F.
A.. «*• Hill St
Wood, 'Jamas H.. 2nd Lt. ini.
11105 S. Lumpkin St.
[ These officers Hated above and
all other Reserve Officers arc re
quested to assist those former of
ficers and enlisted men, who are
eligible, to secure a commission in
■ the Officer's Reserve Corps.
I Blank forms for application may
bo obtained from any of the fol
lowing offices:
Headquarters 82nd Div., U. S
A., Post Office Bldg., Columbia.
,! Headquarters 325th Inf., 82nd
i Div.. U. S. A., Federal Building.
■! Albany, Ga.
i! Headquarters 32tit hint. 82nd
■ Div,. U. S. A., Red Rock Building,
I Atlanta, Ga.
lleadqukrtera 326th Inf., 82nd
Div., P. O., Bldg., Greenville, S. C.
! Headquarter* 328th Inf- 82nd
Div., U. S. A., City Hall, Tampa,
Fla.
j Read Banner-Herald
Want Ads.
GREEN & MICHAEL LOAN DEPARTMENT
417-421 Southern Mutual Building
A large amount of local funds bow on hand for Immediate
Disbursement on City Property.
New Scout Troop
Organized Here
Another Scout troop, sponsored
by the American Legion, and un-
the leadership of Waldo S. Wee,
number of tho faculty of the State
College of Agriculture, wag com
pletely reorganised Tuesday eve
ning, October 80.
The Troop Committee Is compos
ed of Henry H. West, chairman;
William T. Ray, Frank O. Miller.
The following list of boys were
present nt the meeting Tuesday
evening, their dues have been Pf»M,
they have subscribed to the Scout
Oath, and are now full-fledged
members of Troop No. 8: Joseph
P. Cooper, Jerome Cooper, J.
Warner Cooper, Herbert L. Cor-
nellson, Albert B. Crutchfield,
Benjamin F. Elliott, % harle* O-
Fleming, Claud B. Gunnels. Aubie
Rivera Robertson, M. Herbert
Smith.
The prospect Is bright for several
additional members nt the first
regular weekly meeting of th*
troop, Friday evening at 7:80
o'clock.
The new scoutmaster, Prof. RIc^
Col. West, chairman of the com*
mlttee, prof. W. AV Clegg, and
Scout Executive E. P. Clark,
made short talks of encouragement
to the newly organised troop,
Parker House Rolls 10c
the dozen.
We arc going to have
these roils fresh from the
oven three times daily-
morning, noon and even
ing.
You can get these rolls
from your grocer or from
our place of business on
College Ave.
One doz. nice fluffy rolls
for only 10c. This is much
more economical than try
ing to bake.
ARNOLD-ABNEY & CO.
["Athens Visitors
Amonic those visiting In Athenr
Wednesday ware. J. C. Cook At
lanta; C. L. Harris, St. Units;
Matite Whitfield. Savannah; II.
Schloss, Baltimore.
T. F. Ramsey, Nashville; T. V.
Miller. Nashville; H. E. Reid,
Nashville; G. C.Wrlght. Virginia;
V. R. Cantrell, J. B. Garlington,
Atlanta; M. S. Harris, Cincinnati.
R. B. Sanslin, Atlanta; A. P.
Marsh. Savannah; Mr. and Mrs. L.
R. Zachson, Asheville; D. A. Le-
Baron, Atlanta; W. L. Wattcrson,
Atlanta; R. P. Jones. Atlanta.
R. A. Coles. Atlanta; C. E.
Stewart, Atlanta; L. Dottclbach,
Atlanta S. J. Macon, Atlanta; E.
P. Ball, Macon; A. 8. Cooley, Char
lotte, N. C.; T. W. Townsend, New
York.
Thornton’s
THURSDAY
November
Dinner 50c
Cream of Tomato Soup
Barbecued Pork or Roast Beef
t Turnips nnd Greens
Fried Corn
Irish Potato Salad
Muffins and Biscuit
Hot Aple Pie
* - -Mi
Coffee, Tea or
50 Cents'
IUk
THURSDAY
November 1st
SUPPER
Tenderloin Steak—Brown Gravy
French.Fried Potatoes
Butter Beans
Combination Salad
Hot Biscuit
Banana Pudding
Coffee, Tea Or Milk
50 Cents
Many Farmers Can Save Money
Trip* are expensive when you Jose time waiting on trains—
travel os cheap by renting a car. PHONE 661.
\ ou-Drive-It Company ,
