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MONDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1923. THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS. GEORGIA BY ELEVATED MIL BANDIT Your Wants - ri All of' Them - , *YSupplied Here WANT A. AO A. rt IPAQ B Beleo Madden, two women prison era under medical treatment at the Park View sanitarium, made ropo of the sheets on their beds Friday night amPescaped. The wo men were in Jail for violating a city ordinance and because of ill ness were sent to the sanitarium. At one o'clock Saturday morning the nurse, going her rounds, found the bed empty and discovered tho method* of escape. The police are searching for the women, who are thought to* be in the homes of friends. It Is believed they were carried from the hospital in an CHICAGO—A desperate elevated railway? bandit, believed to have worked without confederate in his attempt to loot the Twenty-Ninth Street station of thf. South Side «U" shot down and knifed Charles H. Johnson, night cashieX at the station, early Saturday. Johnson was shot through the heart and died without giving police any clew to the Identity of his slayer. Johnson's revolver, found inside his cage, with oncucartridge dls- automobile, charged, was mute evidence that . - the cashier had fought off the at-.Wirlnw Kill® Snlf tack before he fell. Nickels and S ~~.. , dimes were strewn about the floor Aim IjVO Children of his cage, but police ***H-rc the? bandit got no money befora ho fled Oflcers have been able to find no witnesses of the shooting, leaving them with slender conjecture ns tin Jr only aid in tho search for tho killer. An early passenger told on ele vated conductor that ho heard shots fired ht the Twenty-Ninth Street station as he hurried to board his train. Police responding to the conductor's report- found Johnson lying In a pool of blood. Women Prisoners Flee Jail on Sheet Rope SAVANNAH, Go.—Mr,. Con- ■tauco Mnrtln and &¥„ Anna WANT AD RATES 2 Cents a Word Minimum Charge of 40 cents 11.00 for three insertions .Seven times for the price of five. In- lertlons. ..All discontinuances MUST be be made In person at tho Danner- Herald Office or by letter. Tele phone discontinuances are not valid. WANT AD 7C PHONE BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS GET RESULTS 75' LOST AND TOUND _ ■ P ... .FOR KENT—Tima i.irjrc uniur- Ijy lias Asphyxiation! nished rooms. Call 3GG-M. n5c JEWELRY AUCTION SALE NOW GOING ON DAILY 2:30 and 7:30 P. M, Over-stocked—Must Raise Cash. 1 1 Come and Take Advantage of This Great Feast of Bargains. J. BUSH, Jeweler « ; / j 165 Clayton Street / ' Next Door to Kress 5c and 10c Store n28c. M. Harris. Auctioneer. COFFEE COFFEE McLELLAN’S 5c-10c-25c STORE Gresh Line of Candy Just Received Asstd. Choc. ..... 20c lb. Fudge, home style 20c lb. Amer. Mixed 20c lb. Asst. Hard Candy. 20c lb. ■■ ■— — Watch Our Windows nllc LINDEN, J.—Mrs. asphyxiation In their modest hoir Frank, 10, and Andrew, were found Friday night. A third child, three years old, in a hospital recovering fra tipped over a pan of boiling t future of her $'ttlc family. Easy Lessons >n AUCTION BRIDGE CA/enSeries copynicHT ion ev hovle. jr J.Vlfr V; ARTICLE No. i The so-called card conventions are the well recognized rules of the game that are accepted and played every where. It is unfortunate tint card con vent ions arc sometimes local ire* J .spring ing up in certai n localities without being known or followed elsewhere. As a result, when a player leaves the old home town, he either has to explain his system or subject himself to criticism. “We don’t play that way in our homy town,” is no tonK^r accepted as a goo« l alibi. The conventions, necessary to a good partnership game, arc now well agreed upon anti there is no excuse for fancy local bids and plava. This point was well brought out notion ‘ " a visitor at one of the New startled the other players by asking i! lliMr IIivl-ralfwl •'/-lull mn vmtiftfl." o when : clubs card. ___ king if “ they understood the "club convention.” He thereupon explained in detail that if he bid a club it meant that hp might or might not have the club suit, but that be did have a good all around hand. In stnlc of this explanation his partners dal not get the idea and the results werr not satisfactory either to himself or to them. He was not asked to ( the club again during his visit be cause few card players care to be annoyed with purely home-town con- . wotions. This dub convention is the A, K, and others. King, then Ace basis of the so-called invitation game K,Q,J,and others..King which in still being played in some *' * localities but is not recommended by any of the well known authorities on Auction. . . ... There are many differences of opinion about what are established conventions in Auction. Some take the extreme posi tion that a rule should he established to cover every case. Others say the fewer the conventions, the butter. It is true that too many conventions are a burden because they tend to slow up the game and convert it into a scientific and mechanical procedure, instead of umucmcjpt. Some conventions, however, arc mn only necessity, but add greatly to the pleasure of the game. Conventions that requjrecertain numerical tridc holdings for an original bid by dealer, second, third,nr fourth hands, arcindiapcnsablu for a proper understanding between partners. Such conventions areas basic to Auction as a foundation is to a building. The more meaning and in formation they convey, tbe.greaf pleasure there is to flwse who can understand and make the proper use of them. A table of card values and the requirements for }*>und informatory doubles arc unquestionably conventions. J, In the play of the hand, too, there are conventions which odd to the inter est of the game; such as tables of leads, the echo, the rule of eleven. Fortunately, however, it is not only impossible but also inadvisable, to find a rule to fit evrry ca.Nr. Once Auction isruli.r.d to an exact science, it will cease to be for Auction players who want to Im prove their game. For their aid we reprint here a table of original leads which is part of every expert's equip ment. Opening Leads at a Trump Bid If Partner has Bid If partner has bid, it generally i* '—to opta his suit unless hold- pnfcnbb ing an Act holding the Ace or two honors in sequence. If so, lead the Ace or the higher of the honors. If holding three or * of partner's suit, lead the highest The following tabled leads against a d<i l.tnil trump is only to guide tbc player to figure out his best lead. No table of leads can cover every hand that is dealt. Also note that the leads sug gested are only to be followed when partner has not bid. If Partner has not Bid From Lead A,IC Aas A, K, Q, and otheia.King, then Queen * K.J, and others..King K, Q, and others. King [.md orw*other L>mfn . j, 10 . Jack J, 10,9 and others..Jack A, x, x, x, or more.... Ace, then smal l one * • ^.^...^.Acc, then small one ............... Ace, then Queen X, O', x, x, x. Ace, then small one From all othej . combinations...-...Fourth best (x represents a small card.) Opening Leads against a No Trump If Partner has Bid ..j case your partner has made a bid ft is usually better to open his suit than to t ake a chance with your own. If you hold four os more of his suit, lead fourth best; if you hold three to an honor, lead the lowest card; if you hold three email cards, lead the highest card; if you bold two to an honor, lead the honor; if yob hold two small cards, lewd the higher card. Wit h only a single- ton of your partner’s suit, it sometimes is better to open your own suit. No definite rule can be set down. The bidding should give fair indication of tbc strength of partner'! suit. If Partner has not Bid Load _ Uoldint Ace.—-Ace. Queen, Jack and others wit ha re-entry card AccL. Ace, with 7 or more ot hers Acc Ace, Queen, with 5 others Ace. ActyJack with 5 others King—-Ace, King, Queen and others King—.Ace, King, Jack and others King Acc, King, Ten and 3 others, . not necesuf ify what every player must do. Co^nions arise every now and then where it is much better to depart from the convention or rule, than to follow it. Them conventions and the basic principles of Auction are covered in a previoos series of articles for beginner* which can be supplied to readers of this paper for 10 cents. (Send stamps to Hoyle, Jr., McMillan opposite Iowa St., Cincinnati,Ohio.) , ,, , The present pap of articles, of winch this is the first, fs written especially 1 Problem No. y The following problem brings oat a point of play that comes upfrequentiy enough to make it worth while to work out. The solution will be given in the next article. with a fa-entry card King Ace, Kingand 5 or more others King King, Queen, Tack and others King King, Queen, Ten and others King. King, Queen and 5 others Qpeen.—Queen, Jack, Ten and others Queen.—Queen, Jack, Nine and others Queen.—Ace, Queen. Jack and others; no card of re-entry Jack. Aas, Jack, Ten and others Jack. Jack, Ten and others Jack. King, Jack, Ten a ad others 4th bpst From other combinations. Hearts—0,7,5 Clubs—None Diamonds — 8, 7,2 Spades — Q, 10 asfe* " Hearts—10,6 Clubs—None Diamonds—A.Q Spades— K # J, 4, 2 Hearts — A, Q, J, 8 Onbfl — None Diamond* — K, J, IQ, 6 Spado* — None Hearts—K, 4,3,2 Clubs — None Diamonds—9,5,4,3 Spades—None 1 LOST—Platinum bar pin " studded with medium s sized diamonds. Finder . will please return it to undersigned and receive ; reward. Max Michael nllc FOR SALE • FOR SALE—Ground Bono (rood 1 for tho Chickens. National Mar- f ket, Phone 747, 121 Thoma, * Street. nGc 0 - FOR SALE—Empty wooden and tin lard tubs, ten cents each. See Athens Hide Co., 431 Thom as St. Also one Niseen two- horse wagon cheap. nl7p FOR SALE—Six month ihoata. 8 weeks .pigs, Duroc^ Phono 410?. FOR SALE—Wholeaalo dealer, in Citrus Fruits. Bulk Oranges dc- v livered to your door, 83X0 per crate, quality guaranteed. J. II. ’ Harris It Son. (Basement, Hen son Bros. & Fullbright), Phone 1677. «8c FOR SALE—One four-yoora bouso, 260 Water Street, lot 76 feet wide, 220 feet deep: enough room to build another house. Must sacrifice. Address “Cash," car. Banner-Herald. n5p FOR SALE, RENT or Exchange- Seven room house, two acre lot. with good bam and. garage, and five room house and store com bined on acre lot. J. W. Beard, Oconco Heights. n ”P FOR SALE—25 pounds of Standard Granulated Sugar* $2.50. Not over four sacks to tho customer. R. F. Christian, Grocer Broad SL Old Dispensary Bldg. nlOc FOR SALE—Wood and coal range. No.-l condition, at a bargain. Phono 133-W. nGc and 3 cockerels, poultry wire, oil heater, poich shade, 5 gallon oil can. iron cot and mattress, and other household goods, ferm and pot plants. 246 W. Banco* Avenue. FOR SALE—One Dodgo touring era. Good tirc*» good condition. Phone 1046. nGP FOlt SALE—Wc have on hand twenty-five fresh milch cows and cows that will bo xresh thes month, for sale or will exchange for nice beef cattle. Phone 1610. H. D. Marbutt, or Phone 1479. F. Y. Allgood. n7c for SALE OR EXCHANGE- Small farm, well located, or will trade for house and lot. W. R. Jennings, Athens, Gn. nGc ON ACCOUNT of leaving town ahortly I offer my home • on the comer of Cobb and Chase Streets for sale. Lythgoc Wier. n7p TAXIE SERVICE With Reliable Drivers YOU-DRIVE-IT CO. Phone 661 140 Washington St. WANTED—SHSCELLANEOUS WANTED—To insuro your valua-l bio dog,. Our policies cover 1 losses from any cause, including theft and disappearance. Write 1 P. O. Box 616, Atbepa, Ga. nl8rj GIVE your orders now for your hand-painted China for Thanlu- glvlng and Christinas. Call Mra. C. C. Kimzey, 1434-W. n21c PHONE 427, LON PARR, Con tractor or the best painting, in side and out, tide painting, kal- jomtoing. All work guaranteed. nllp IIAVE YOU TRIED NOO-NAME COFFEE? "A Delicious High Grade Coffee” NEW SOUTH COFFEE CO. Athens, Georgia. WANTED —’ Unfurnished room and board to couplo without children, Btatc location and price. Address, *'X. Y. Z„” caro Ban- nor-Herald. nBp PIANO TUNING and Repairing— Satisfaction guaranteed. All charges reasonable. Don’t wait. Delay means more expense. Coll Lewis Chick at Athens Hotel. n7p MALE HELP WANTED WANTED—Several boys to do- liver papers. Can give you route in most nny part of city. Apply Banner-Herald office. WANTED—Reliable salesman or saleslady to take Athens terri-' tory for fast selling product, fully guaranteed. Good commis sion. Write or apply at onco at 23A Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga. n6c WANTED—Several boys to deliver papers. Good routes in most any part aif city. Apply Banner- Herald Office. WANTED—Second hand Homing, ton or Underwood Typewriter. Address P. O. Box 1053. 3:0 HELP WANTED—FEMALE STEAM PRESSING CLEANING. REPAIRING AND PRESSING FORSTER PRESSING COMPANY 1 Phone 1886 rUDEoAKcit BOILER REPAIRING Bo Sure and See ' the 1924' Model STUDEBAKER Before You 1 Buy. LAWLER MOTOR COMPANY Wo Have Two 1923 Ford Touring Cars For Sale Only a Few Months Old. PHOTOGRAPHERS Now Is the - Time to Place Your Order for Christmas Pictures ADAMS & ARNETT STUDIO 162 1-2 Clayton St. WANTED—Lady bill clerk with stenographic experience. No one need apply unless thoroughly experienced. Address “A," care Banner-Herald. n5c WANTED — Position wanted by young lady as bookkeeper* and steno; either or both. Accept a reasonable salary. Phone 1339. nGp CADILLAC’S AND WHITE TRUCKS Soule Cadillac Co. Sales and Service FOR BENT—ROOMS FOR RENT — Furnished apart- / menta private bath, hall and screened veranda. Phone 265-W. nGc FOR RENT—Three unfumeshed connecting rooms. desirable neighborhood, all conveniences, on car line. Call G18-W. FOR RENT — Two unfurnished rooms, with connecting bath, with or without garage. Close in. Good location. 1DD Barber Street. FOR BENT — Large furnished front room, modern home, on Millcdgc Avo. Phono 1 .'to::, him: FOR RENT — Furnished apart* ment, 3 rooms, 2 large closets and private bath. . Ring 83G. FOR RENT—HOUSE OR KENT—Eight room resi dence, 24C Hancock Avenue. All modem conveniences. Arthur Struct. I’hom* 1645. USED CARS 1923 Roadster. 1923 Touring. 1922-Roadster. 1922 Touring. C. A. TRUSSELL MOTOR CO — Willarcl SERVICE STATION CwdiU ittUter*4. i; Phone 651 168 W. Washington HEMSTITCHING AH Kinds of Pleating Wo Mako Buttons and Do Buttonholing The Hemstitching Shop 312 Holman Bldg. n6c BATTERIES AT ' $16.15 For Ford and Others Radio A. & B. Batteries At Reasonable Prices CLARKE STORAGE BATTERY CO. DRIVE THRU Phone 677 n!4c BOILER REPAIRING Flues for Every Type of Boiler Are Carried in Stock By Us Heavy Welding I)one Anywhere WELDING AND BRAZING AND CYLINDER CUI.N ARE OUR SPECIATLIES Call on us if Your Boiler Needs Repairing KELLER MOTOR & MACHINE DSy Athens, Georgia Phone 351 West Washington St n»4 STORE YOUR COTTON WITH US SELL YOUR COTTON THROUGH US Athens Branch of INDEPENDENT WAREHOUSES, INC. CAPITAL $1,000,000.00. General Offices, New York. We Issue Negotiable Receipts, Acceptable As Collateral By the Banks of Athens. SAFETY. COURTESY, SATISFACTION, SERVICE Robert Ould Ren F. Woods A. R. (Gun) Nicholson Henry L. Pope Coal—Coke and Cotton Ginning We Give Trade Coupons on Coal, Coke, Ginning, Bagging and Ties and Accounts. ARMSTRONG & DOBBS L Oconee Street Phone 521 JOHN K. DAVIS Builders 701 Sou. Mut. Bldg. Phone 1877 USED CAB BABGAINS WATCH THIS TAPER EVERY SUNDAY FOB OUK USED CAR BARGAINS. CITY GARAGE & MOTOR CO. Phone 271. SHOE REPAIRING All Work Guaranteed Freeman’s Shoe Shop Work Called Fotyand Delivered. Fhona SHI0 1393 Frinco Avenue. < Dtt* BOOK STORE If jjiid ; tramp and Zk lath. trad, hw cube wd dgfcttncte? WANTED . TO RENT some good farm lands on Mitchell’s Bridge Road, near Athens. F. A. LIPSCOMB Phone 109 Athens. Ga. (154 The World Reads Our Want Ads! Folks who wish to buy or sell things watch the Banner-Herald Want Ads. They’ve learned from experience where wise traders advertise. Place your Want Ad to day. It will reach all classes of people, and is a sure means of getting in touch with the ones you seek. , Banner-Herald Phone 75 ARTISTIC , , PICTURE FRAMING Diplomas, Certificates. Photo graphs and Pictures bf any kind framed properly. Prompt Service. WE GIVE TRADE COUPONS. G UDNER’S - BOOK STORE 183 Clayton Street THE • RIGHT WAY! •There’s no better meth od of reaching the peo ple than through the Want Ads. for they are news to those who seek some thing and likewise news to those having some thing to sell. Use the Want Ads more —for any purpose—and we are satisfied that you will be gratified by the results. Everybody reads trem, Banner-Herald Phone 75 You can now see the 1924 Models of the Following Cars on display— HUDSON ESSEX OAKLAND OLDSMOBILE W. I. & GEO. M. ABNEY 131 W. Cl.yton St. Hl7c Now Opened For Business THE SQUAREDEAL GARAGE •SAM" STONE—VfEG” YOUNG All Wcrk Guaranteed. Where W. Appreciate Your Patronage. Hun and Clayton Street,. t’OAL—COAL—COAL ANTHRACITE COAL REST PENNSYLVANIA EGG At Pre-Strike Price. HANCOCK COAL COMPANY Hione 707 Phone 707 Story’s Cotton Warehouse Athens, Ga. H. G. STORY, Prop. Thirty-five years of successful operation. Will appreciate your business and assure you of my best efforts to serve you satisfactorily. Liberal Advance Made on Cotton Stored nllc FRESH MEATS Try Some of Our Choice Cuts and Be One of Our SATISFIED CUSTOMERS E. D. FLANAGAN MARKET 157 Thomas Street BATTERY REPAIRING WHEN YOU NEED A NEW BATTERY SEE US CITY GARAGE & MOTOR COMPANY i Expert Battery Repairmen Phone 271 Phone 271 — FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING REAL ESTATE D. G. Anderson & Co. 22154 Clayton SL Phone 74 Building Lots a Specialty. STEAM PRESSING CLEANING. PRESSING REPAIRING HATS RENOVATED White Pressing Club Cleaner* That Clean MONOGRAMS, LINENS AND LINGERIE EMBROIDERED VERY REASONABLY MRS. P. E. DETTRA FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING Phone 602 1323 S. Lumpkin St. BULBS BULBS Buy Your Seed WHEAT. OATS. RYE. BARLEY, I). B. RAPE. CLOVKK8 an4 VETCHES From Us. H. L. GOFER SEED COMPANY We Are in the Market for All Kinds of Field Peas. Get in Touch WithVUs. U Tl We Furnish You With Bags'and Twii nl4c FURNITURE REPAYING Show Cases, Store and Office Fixtures Furniutrc Repairing and Refinished Furniutre for Sale ATHENS FIXTURE COMPANY rbooc 1 ICG Phone 1166 _ . "He y-.;*