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WEDNESDAY, NOVSMDEB It, t»ti’
^SEKr r "'"" "T 1“
THE BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS, GEORGIA
Office .1281 — By MRS. ALICE ADABIS _ Re.!dence 832
CASTLES IN SPAIN
By Margaret E. Sangiter, in the
' Christian Herald
There'll i>9Vor a ensile that can't
i'.Mt
H yjjfc bjidd iii a worth-while
when
prayer,
For the dearest hopes,
they're poshed as'de,
May vanish in tMnnest air.
Only your toll and your forging
Your faith and* your keen dosire,
Will build the hearth and will fan
the flame
Of the bright, heartwarming fire.
There's,ne&T a journey you can-
ijo^nuike. .
If you Htrlve for it day by t -,y.
The castle niay be in a far olf
land, j. | There's never a castle that can’t
And the journey may take you be had—
* ar » 4 I At least that’s what people say—
To a rainbow place, by a fair blue 1 1/ you make it the point at the
SPa * ’ I journey's end—
Where the dreams and the, And strive dn a worth-while
| way!
fabcios ato.
The
astlw the journey—If they MISS IRENE THOMAS
conihtrue. , j NAMED QUEEN
win kjtt&ough your work, your I Miss Irene Thomas has been
chosen queen of the brilliant klr-
mesa which will take place Nov-
“My Sweetie
WentAway”
mourns dell*
ciously as fox
trotted by the
California Ram
blers. And. how .
^ Woefully Dolly
75c Kay can sing it I.
eoiu
Columbia
Phonogrpah
Company
Sure Relief
FOR INDIGESTION
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief ;
Ell 10II
LEAGUE QUESTIONS
fROUP '
■ Spasmodic Croup is frequently
relieved by one application of—
VICKS
ELL-ANS
35$ and 75$ Packages Everywhere
^NDiOATES * '
'ACTIVE
ATION ! ember 23 and 24 at tlie city au* gunlsation, was evident today with
• rfitorium for the benefit of the two avowed candidates
e, thoroughly cleuasmg
BC-RL AIN’S
LETS
or nauseate—25e
• Atlanta Woman's Club.
Miss Thomas was selected from
several hundred popular society
girls who are members of the
cast,,including members jf the
sub-deb club, the Debutante club
and many other college clubs.
MUCK PEDIGREED USED
CARS
1023 Ford Touring. Dodge v
Touring, Repainted and Re
built. Good Chevrolet Tour
ing, 1921 Model.
CONOLLY MOTOR CO.
]
presidency genera If nthe field—
Mrs. Amos H. Norris, of Tampa,
•Fla., and Mrs. .Frank P. liar rob I
of Amerlcus, Go., flreshnt trice
president general •
Mrs. Livlagston Rowe Schuyler
of New York, retiring president
Thornton's
THURSDAY
Pinner 50c
Vegetable Soup
Pork Ribs—Sweet -Potatoes
Turnip? and Greens
Boiled' Irish Potatoes
Perfection Salad
&U)£fjns and Biscuits
Cocoanut Pic-
Toffee, Tea or Milk
■“ 60 Cents t
V"
THURSDAY SUPPER
Fried Ham
English Pens
Stowed Com *
Fried Sweet Potatoes
Hot' Biscuit
Baked Apple.—Cream Sau$c
Coffee, Tea or Milk
Miss Thomas is one of the most! general, and other genera) officer:
popular ificmbcrs of Atlanta so-j met informally this morning
-cicty. She is ofc a beautiful bru-! breakfast.
!nette type and is noted as a grace- Several hundred delegates
|iu« dancer. She is the daughter, tending the convention made a pH-, CRADLE ROLL
of Mr*. I. B. Williams and is the > | grlmage to Annapolis tjils after '
noon and participated In ceremo •
nies attendant upon presentation
to the naval academy of ft hand-
some painting of'Commodore Mat
thew Fontaln Maury, noted ocean*
ographer and naval man. The por
trait occupies a conspicuous place
on the wall qt Maury hall, one of
the academic buildings named af
ter the commodore.
llaptist Home nt fTnpevilU
please send-a gla* r*yf jelly, pre
serves or something - from your
pantry to the church Fridny after
noon nt 3:SO.
Think what a vast amount of
streets it takes to give 300 little
mouths a taste occasionally* If
you have np children of your owb
phase double your contribution
LUMPKIN STREET NEEDLE
WORK CLUB TO MEET
WITH MRS. P. W. HUDSON
The Lumpkin Street Needle Work
club will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs. P. W. Hudson at 4
o'clock. AU members are cordiallj
Invited to be present.
SENIOR CHRISTIAN
Endeavorers to Entertain
The Senior Christian Endeavor
ers will give their November aoelal
Fridny evening at 8 o’clock.
Plans are being made for a de
lightful time.
50 Cents
WELCOME TO
DADDY-LONG-LEGS
The rcortn of friends who have
enjoyed Daddy-Long-7.eg* on the
screen are looking forward to the
pleusure of seeing him again—three
together with ihj* hundt-eds who
have not seen this picture will
president of the Phi Pi sorority of
Washington Seminary.
As the queen. Miss Thomas will
be the central figure at many dis
tinctive features in the kinness
and will be accorded wide social
honors as well.—Constitution.
U. D. C.'s HONOR GRAY
HEROES; GEORGIA PORTRAIT
PRESENTED •
• WASHINGTON—The wearers of
the gray were -ucclianied again by
speakers at the first formal session
tonight of the thirtieth annua! con- i
vention of the United Daughters of.
the Confederacy.
Addresses by prominent speak
ers were Interspersed with ths
ringing of southern melodies led j welcome this wonderful picture at
by the United States marine band. \ the Strand on NoV. 38. Mary
The session opened with the play-1 Pickford is at hfir best and
Ing of -Dixie” and concluded to the! who appreciate her will not want
martial strains of 'The Star Span, to miss this picture,
sled Banner.” The colorful eesslon Beslder this there will be a good
ns followed by an Informal re | comrdy and also a treat for you
ption to the general officers and i from our own local talents,
(lull-gates to the convention by the! At each afternoon performance
officers o ftho district division. * Mr. Thurston Deadwyler, nccom-
Among the speakers were Q»n* panied b yMIss Audrey Harris at
era! W. B. Holdernftn, commander the piano and Miss Clara May Bui
In chief of the United Confederate loch, vlolip, will sing “Dear Ok
veterans; Mrs. Anthony Wayne Daddy Long-Legs” Barcarolle and
Cook, president general of the The Rosary,
Daughters of the American Revo.) At the evening performance tho
luution; W. McDonald Lee, com- audience will be given_an extra
wander in chief of the Sons of treat in the nature of a splendid
f Confederate Veterans, and Edward mnle quartette from the Masonic
! F. Collnday, representing District, Order who will sing, ono or two
. j felections.
Tickets
Mrs. Grady McLeroy wll lenter-
tain the mothers of the Cradle rbll
of'the Christian church Thursday
afternoon nt 3 o'clock.All 4
ftskrtf to bring fruit and mints for
the box to be packed for the South
ern Christian orphanage.
Refreshments will be served.
’Chrysanthemums for Thanksgiving
e the most besutiful assortment of Chrysanthemums you've
n. B:g<JUaurum blossoms as crisp and fresh as autumn
o4:i Flower* in Qood Supply ot fyuiomoUo Trior*
There is a Joy agent in your town.
lit
cAgents for
ofTiashvUle
now out. If you do
i [not have an opportunity to g«t
ours, call Mrs. L. M. Carter. Mrs
H Mnrlatt, Mrs L. O Price of
j Mrs II. V. Persell who will be glad
: to reservs tickets for you.
! Y. W. C. A. EXECUTIVE
, BOARD MEETS NOV. 28TH.
A special meting of the Y W. C
Board of Directors will be heli
» [ Wednesday, Nov. 38, at 1:30 a. m
j Miss Roeiofs will be present for
j Important ubsTneaa.
I Reports on the neighborhood
I house and the summer camp will
I lie given In addition to regular re
ports.
Lunch will be served after the
meeting by the membership com
mittee at tbs club rooms.
NOTICE FOR~MEMBER8
OF PRINCE AVENUE
BAPTIST CHURCH
Every woman In our church who
loves children nnd Is Interested In
Thanksgiving Turkeys Free
SALE STARTS TODAY
Take Advantage of it Now
"‘Nothing like this offer has ever , been made in Athens, but we do
' J 'things different Then there has never been a better gas range
” dn the market than the DETROIT JEWEL.
Cabinet Type Detroit Jewel
GAS RANGE
, $5 Down
Balance qn Our
Easy Payment Plan
If you have no gas connection in your
home and Ivic on a atiwt where a xaa
main in laid, wo will make the entfrw in
stallation for (5 additional.
PHONE 54
3|fc A Free Turkey Will Be Delivered With .Your Stove
ATHENS GAS, LIGHT & FUEL CO.
iii ATHENS RAILWAY & ELECTRIC CO
D. A. R/s ANNOUNCE
$5,000 SCHOLARSHIP
FOR GEORGIA GIRL8
MACON, Ga.—Establishment aft a
15,000 loan scholarship land to be
used by Georfefo girl*, and a $1,500
gill scholarship | to the Geortla
State Women’s college, at Valdos-
dosta. featured’ the annual meeting
of the state executive board
Daughters of the American Revo-
lutlon, here today. Mrs. Charlts
Akerman, state regent presided.
Placing of markers along the Jet-
ferson.-trail was alro discussed. The
daughters have already placed aotnc
of the signs along the route, dnd
It Is planned to eventually make
It a national highway. Citizenship
for the American Indian was also
discussed.
Following the business meeting,
the visitors were guests, at lunch
eon nt the home of Mrs. Akerman.
About fifty were present.
MISSIONARY MEETING
Circle m df the W. M. 8. of the
First Methodist church will meet
with Mr*. J. C. Higginbotham nt
134 Prince avenue Thursday qt 3:31
AH members tire urged to
attend.
Mrs. Julian MeCurry Is. visit Ing
lit Madison going over for a series
of lovely parties.
Mr*. G. B. Atkinson, Misses Eva
and Annie Atklnspn left Wednesday
for Atlanta whtro they will make
their home.
Mrs. W. B. Steadman who accom
panied Mr*. Barney Dobbs and par-
t yto Atlanta nnd Marietta re
turned with them Tuesday night.
Mrs. Sidney Gaines of Elberton
Is the guest of Mrs. Asa Thornton-
on Mllledge avenue.
Little Howard Huff who had hi*
leg broken by an automobile os he
stepped In front of the itrtet ear
last week Is resting as well as could
be expected.
Mr. nnd Mrs, It. Crane left Wed
nesday afternoon for Albany. Ala.
to visit her parent* Mr. and Mr*
Baxter Crawford Jfor a few days.
Miss HaselNHodgson will gp over
to Atlanta next week uy spend
Thanksgiving arid att« hd the nlno
o'efoeit club'9 brilliant dance.
Mrs. J. C. Weatherford's' friends
will regret to learn-of her brlflca'
Illness. '
Mr. and Mr*. A. P. Cain; of At
lanta, spent some time In the city
Sunday, th route • from Athens,
where they visited their- daughter,
Ml*s Lillian Cain, A student at
Lucy Cobb InsHtrit<*>~Lafc>reace
Vllle Owinnctte Journal.
Mre/ Hubert Ewing fc.io- returned
from n pleasant visit to Athens —
Lawrenrevilk*-Gw:nnctte Journal.
—
Mrs. Ernest Younklin, Jr„
Athens, was the guest of relatives
for a few days whils en route to
Allendale to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Georg*.—Augusta Herald.
— r#^— i
Mrs. LaFuyett* Lamer and Mr.
nnd Mr* .R D. Dixon will spend
the Thanksgiving holidays In' Ath-
ens as the guests of Mr And Mrs
Dupree Hunnleutt.
Mr*. Dupree Hunnleutt and Du
pre* Hunnleutt, Pr., hive returned
from a visit to Atlanta and West
Point.
Commission subject to recall pro-
cedeings. Open to discussion. But,
ns a genera!'proposition. 1 am not
inclined to favor recall of public
Gives ‘Oninions on Imlipq! off,,<,er8 - 1 nra dettn * te, x onposeci
d • a In «r “ t,.' 1 ' 1 recall of judges, and the Civil
naiSQd By WolflGh Vot*j Service com mission g ex^cc'seK
ere’ Organization; Cfihir omo Judi ^ 1 t “ nctlon ‘- |
didate From Fourth./ 1 ii:-do >. 0 tt.rounder tii,:pre«ent
, i j qicthoil of; xtseulnx cllj- . renltj j
' ’ .J j ; ; tntl,:actorjr* Open to dl,ei<Mlon. I
„ „ ... . .. ' ! 'Jf not, what Improvements would
II. It. Woodworth, vutflato K» you auggeatt No auggeatlong: to
countil item the Third Y.ai.t, had 1 offer until I hare had time to
(erwurded his answers ihftjtudy the question thoroughly. j
questionnaire oCtit out by iho
Lnafice ol Won r it Voters, twelve 12- Oo you advocate the employ- j
questions were cent to the' condl* ment of an expert n limited length I
dates to answer and (V.v. Illooti ‘of lime, for'Hie purpose of work-,
worth’s reply la as follows: ‘ling out n city plan td control fu-l
1. Age? 41. | turn extensions and developments.
3. Address? Residence address J pnhllc parks, play-
636 8. Mllledge. Business address, grounds, spelling of hew streets,
313 Southern Mutual Uulld ng. etc.? Yes, r would favor having
3. Education? Prep. School. “ uch °n expert Investigate and re-
4. Business or professional ex* l’ ort .with recommendations. O
perlence? Commercial ageut for course. In vdtlng on Jils recom
the Central of Occvglal Railway mendations. I would-nth thy hesl
trom January I, 1913, to October Judgment after qonsldering. them.
U 1920. tracer of .Tne Hinton Se- j , harc qdhsHon,
Company from September u|t||OI , t havIl , K tn . opportunity of
*' ‘J 20 - Manager of the Hinton Sc- ,. on ,|j e Hng thetn thoroughly br-*
Manager ot Northewestt.-n Mulual , „ m , n favor anr moa , ure
'• '“""“O , Co " pa " y M "': looking towards the Improvement
waukec, WIs., also General Insur-. lln( j nphujldlng of our city, con-
aneOjSlnceMay 16,1822. slatent with due conrideratlon ot
6 Previous public offices? None.: , h0 bHri , en a)read y uponi and t0 ho
OPINION ON | placed upon the tag payer.
WARD VOTING. * » 4 The answers “open'to discus
^ t j4lon” are very Important and
6. What H your attitude towards J should have careful consideration
the elimination of ward lines;'and bo investigated thoroughly.
Would you advocate the election Those answered “yes or not* are
of aldermen by the city at !argo my sentiments at this time but oc-
aald aldertueu to he chosen irres- :«uslob* may uri*e when it Would
pectlve of ward lines? Or would be to the best Interest of the* ckt
you advocate tho election of Al y iat largo to bo open minded.
dc rmen by the city at large, re- i ^
tafnlng the feature of local repre- EDUCATIftM plannrn
setation as It now exists? t . EDUCATION WEEK PLANNEO
I am of the opinion that alder- AMBWC1 . 8 , nn.-Armn*m«nu
ru^ur«hTfhr?eX d !,vr b ” n
local representation should pre-|"*" olmcrve this week ns educa*
vail as It now exists. < tlnn week ending Sov. 24. The pro<
7. Do you advocate the ilerthfn gram prf parcel by the United Htater
of the board of education/ by the u umi „ of Education undcFYhe nus
»? Open to discussion ■ , _ ,
fkw l) that thl. would. “f, th - American Legion and
f«r (ho I thp National Association bps be*r
f.mprov*!mept for iho , v
present at least. In r*vw of lh*>
board we now save nnd pr-vlous
boards, since I have lived in Ath
ens. »
Do you favor the placing of wo-
men on the boanl of education? It
w, what percentage? I favor pla,- I Con , tl , uMon n „ y: .. Tueadny,
approved by J. K. Mathis, local su
perlntendt nt of m-hoolii. Numerour
speakers woll address the school In
cluding at lenrt one minister from
every denomination in the city. Tbr
prop ram 5#ta Sunday as 'God and
Monday ’‘American
ntry Day 1
r~ — K .constitution uay;- ruesony, -ra-
lg women on the board of edura-1 trlotl.m nay:'’ Wednesday “aehool
tlon. but I am not Inclined to f|X . T ...eher Day.” Thursday “ft
any maximum or minimum per- literacy Day”; Friday. “Community
cetage. In view of the fact that J pay** ; Saturday. “Physical EMucn-
men are generally possessed of; t j on I)uy -. ; The Rotary and Kl-
more experience nnd knowledge of, wnr \ H r | Ub „ D f the city will send
public and business affairs. I think ■ MpM ker» -ta address the nc^oola.
that for the present, nt least, U —• ^
would be better for the majority
of the best'd to be men. I NEW ROAD MACHINERY
iay! CLAXTON* On.—Th. county of
entlrely°o* iX*™’c£$S%iha. R..t CWHwt thy p,,-
of th.rlty and tho requirements of j,"j,',,,," 1 , n |ar)ra tra ,. tor Th(
tne schools. . roni j w hay* been kept In fairly good
». Do you ndvocat. the con»ll- j „ r ., lllon uMlla , h0
dation of city and county school, and „ , a that
•yatnra under ono management or | „ ,, h th , old ot th „ tractor the
„, j roads will all soon t>e in first cinsr
Do you advocate the consolhla
tlon of city and coutyn health
board? Both or these questions arc
open to discussion. See footnote .
shape. The work at present is
if,. l-f.ieiHle-Ghnnvllle road. T*it
tractor was bought In Atlanta and
cost the county f*,350 and the road
machinery 91,300. $
PPOSED ,
O RECALL . Smack Thompson, former Geor
gia football and basketball player.
10. Do you advocate the enact-. |« m in an Atlanta hospital, fol-
ment of a law which would make ; lowing an operation. He Is said
the mayor, members of council, to be doing nicely and wit bw out
nnd mebera of the Civil Service in a few days. ,
League of Voters Worker
Banner-Herald Want Ads
Too Late to Clsseify '
FC-UND—Uro\Mi neck piece in Co-*7
lonlal Theatre Monday night, i
Own»*r mn gst name by applying I
Miss Marguerite Wdollev.
d addressed the members of th
: tn^ city nail Tuewi
rominent League of Voters worker, who
Athens Women’s Voter* League and the
MICHAEL'S
FinalClearance IVinter
HRHB HATS ^
Rcfiardless of Former
Price
$1.95
Every Winter Hat in
Stock Goes At $1.95.
BE SURE YOU ARE HERE EARLY
duster and I igc arc Coming
■ They’re
BusmBwmf
Shoes
Pop knows— lie specified "Buster Browns”
in thi first pliee. Those Brown Shaping
Lasts appeal to the common-sense of all
good " pops." They guide young feet to
unhampered, healthful growth.
duster c Brown
; ' SHOE&M
For 5 to 8, Small Size Boys $3.50, $4.00
For 8 to 12, Medium Size Boys $4.50, $4.95
For 12 to 15, Big Size Boys ; $5.00
And a Complete Stock of Gilds’ Shoes i
Ail Materials.
With Every Pair A Souvenir Kite.
Buster Brown Shoq
stand the wear. They
.ire rough a* old Tigt
KtmseJT All smas sad
styles fus Lay wd girt
FOR TOMORROW—THURSDAY—ONLY
Toilet Goods Sale
No-Phone Orders or C. O. D.’s—Please!
SOAPS’
15c Sayrnan
26c Realnol 19c
25c Johnson Baby file
25c I’eaf’a Scetitcu 19c
15c Pear's Unacchteif .. .. lie
16c Stork Cn.tilc lie
25c Cutlcura I9t
25c WoodberwV ...... .. 19e
25c Packer’a Tur 19c
16c Ivory Fluke* —' lie
16, Lux lie
15c Bon Ami He
60c Wattle’* MnUiflfJ
Cocoamif OH Shampoo .. 39c
60c Packer’s Tar Shampoo . 39c
FACE POWDER .
»1.00 Coty-a .... 89c
35c Azures D9c
18c Floramyo 89c
66c Java file
60c Mavia 39c
,60c Pumpeihri J9c
50c Djer Kias .. .. .. .. :19c
60c Luxor .-. 38c
TALCUM
$1.00 Houbf&nta Ideal and
Mueiqu# mm We
SSe Mary Garden 20c
$L*5 Doty's .. .. f. .. .. 98c
25o Orange Blossom .. I4e
26c Mfcvfs .. . . 19r
26c Mennen's Bo rated .... 19c
25c Mennen’s Violet ... 19e
26c Djer KUs 19c
26c Laxcllc .. VJc
25c Johnson Baby .. 6. .. 19c
26c Palinoliv* 12c
26c Amolin 19c
85c Otlorono 29c
26c Mum ..19c
TOOTH PASTE
55c Forhan’s .. .. I9e
i '4•[•.•«i<u ni .... . . 39c
IOC 1'cbcco .. ..- 7r
25c Sanitol .. .. .. .. isc
66c Prophylactic Pir.v'der . ^9e
30c Kolynon .. 2le
45c J'rophylnctlc Tocth
CREAMS
COc Pompeian Day .. 19c
69c Pc^pcisr. Niht-..
60c Pompelsn Massage ... 39c
36c Pond's Cold .. .. .. .. 2!k-
35c Pond's Vcnfshinpr .. .. 29c
60< Mary Gartlc.i
Vanishing ...... .. 39c
50c Hind’s Honey at^d
Almond .. .. 39c
50«- Woadberry’s Facial .. 39c
.'16c Frostilla . 29c
.50c Nadine Vanishing .. .. 39c
35c Daggctt’3 &
Bnn.idcirs .. ...... .. 29c
50c Ingram's Milkweed ... 39c
15c White Vaseline ?lc
25c* Mi-nthclntum , .. ... 19c
MISCELLANEOUS
81.66 Eau tic.Quinine ...
20c Witch Haxcl
15c Bay Rum .. .
10c Pcroxitlo . j .. .. ,. vt
25c Liaterlnc .. —
60c Llaterin, .. .. aSKW
26c Kroiti'la ..
ELECTRIC
CURLING IRONS
Guaranteed
$1.00
1.31
START XMAS SHOPPING NOW
The store is complete with attractive gifts
for every one. The Holiday selections were
never so varied, so easy for choosing, se
reasonably priced.