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HOXDAY, DECEMBER ,9. i J2 J.
FIRE INSURANCE
Stroag Companies.
Seventeen Yean of Satisfactory Service.
Prompt Adjustments.
CALL FLEETWOOD LANIER, MGR.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, ERWIN & CO.
Phone Thret-Four-FIva
SLIM VERMONT WITH COBURN,
^ATHENS’ FAVORITE MINSTRELS
term* In the upenker’a chair. Ilow
nrd Ennis. of Baldwin, who hai
been mentioned as a candidate for
governor, will run for the state
senate next year and If elected
will seek the presidency. Rcpre-
senetative Sapp, of Whitfield, also
will be a Candida'.# for the senate
and will run for the presidency, he
stated.
Jones Perryman, of Talbot, has
announced for solicitor general of
fc hls Judicial circuit und at present
Is unopposed.
Many members of the house are
planning to run for re-election.
Representative Ennl*. author of
e revenue department bill now In
the house, has been studying the
* reVnue question for several
s. Last summer, he offered
his, bill, hut It was tabled during
the closing days of the session. At
the opening of the present sesrlon,
be re-introduced the measure.
The measure has the endorse
ment of the ways and means com
mittee which assisted In preparing
ii. The chief difference In the
Ennis bill and the several mibstl-
tutes Offered for It Is the provfsior
for a separate department, with
revenue commissioner.
Mr. Knnis has stated that Comp
troller General William A. Wright
In whose office most of the sub
stitutes would place the machinery
does not desire the additional du
ties. A separate department the
author said, would make the col
lection machinery open to all nth-
er departments of the state gov
eminent.
GREEN & MICHAEL LOAN DEPARTMENT
417-421 Southern Mutual Building:
Local and Eaitern money always available
for loan, on farm, and city real estate.
RICH HINDU GIVES
FRANCE THE WORLD'S _
LARGEST TELESCOPE to.
Greenwich, is to ba built on Mount Wallace-Shilllto, of Cincinnati
Saieve, loetaed on French tetri- The building, instruments ind |„.
>2 a few miles from Geneva. stallation will cost
NEVA.—What Win be the The observatory will be the I
largest observatory In tho world, to France of the Hindu millions!
with a telescope more powerful engineer and scientist, Ass*n Di ..
than that at Mount Wilson or and his wife, who was Miss Mary strument.
The telescope lenU’°Sdil°hiv, a
diameter or 105 inches, or 5 inches
OUB BOARDING HOUSE
By Ahern
Market Gossip
Received Over F. J,
Liiuiell & Company’s
(By Leased Wire)
Big “Y” Drive OpenS
Monday Evening At
O’clock At Y Bldg.
(Continued From Paao One)
has. (Slim) Vermont, that tall (>arty with Coburn’s Minatrela, Col-
iia| Theatre Friday Night, December 7th.
J. A. Corburn’a Minatrela for
twenty five years one of tho lead-
Inc all wl|'te attractions of this
popular amusement, well known
for its progressive methods, clean
comedy and complete change of
performance each year will appear
at the Colonial theatro on Friday
evening December 7th. Charles
(Slim Vermont) that long tall
party, with the educated logmanlnc
P< i lia, associated with the best
performers and companies In m'ns-
irHsjr fofc -years, together with
Nnti Mtilroy “The Wildcats Play
mate" flank white (Junt Plain
^■IIU In Black) Hen McAtee, Bil
lie Miller nnd a dozen other sing-
ing dancing comedy men will fur-
if’sh the latest and best In jokes.
Jazz numbers, and ' characteristic
hurrah black face stunts, sketches
and nets. Vermont, MuVroy anil
Whtto are too well known as clever
and funny end men, singers ami
danceru, to require any further
announcement of an excellent and
enjoyable performance. The sing
ing aa always la above the aver
age and many new soloists are
with the company. Manager Co
burn guarantees this ns his best
company In years. Seats on sale
at Jowers Cigar Store on Wednes
day .
ier; and W. T. Forbes, campaign
director.
Co. 1—Captain, J. W. Harnett;
W. B. Hodgson, 0. A. Diteicr, Dr.
J. I*. Proctor, Harry Hodgson,
Van Noy Wicr, T. W. Baxter,
Robert McWhorter.
Co. 2—Captain, C. W. Crook:
Dr. J. M. Pound, C. A. Trussed, J.
Y\ Bruce, U. H. Davenport, Prof.
H. B. Ritchie. L. 0. Price, B. F.
Fortson and Torn Ncibling.
Co. 3—Captain, A. W. Dozier;
L. F. Edwards, Fred J. Orr, Bob
Hancock, Harry Patat, George
Thornton. Sr., H .0. Epting and
John K. Davis. ,
Co. 4—Captain T. H. Dozier, Jr.;
Hugh White, John E. Talmadge, T.
H. Nickerson, W. B. Steedman, M.
P, Jarnigan, Paul H. Conolly and
B. F. Hardeman.
Co. 5—Captain, Wm. L. Erwin;
D. F. Paddock, Doupree Hunnicutt,
J. R. Bullock, L. L. Hcndrcn, W.
L. Hancock, Hugh L. Hodgson, W.
L. Moss, O. J. Tolnas and Gasper
Palmisano.
Co. 6—Captain, H» II. Gordon,
Jr.;/J. D. Applewhite, Dr. E. L.
Hill, Walter Sams, E. B. Mell, H.
S. West, Jr., Walter Hayes, Bryan
GOSSIP IN THE CORRIDORS'
OF GEORGIA STATE CAPITOL
Lumpkin.
Co. 7—Captain, Thos. F. Green,
Sr.; Dr. J. C. Wilkinson, R. C.
Wilson, Jake B. Joel, W. R. Tin
dall/E. B. Braswell, A. T. Lcvio
and H. H. Hinton.
Co. 8—Captain, E. R. Hodgson,
Billups Phinizy, J. J. Wilkins, Abit
Nix, C. M. Smiling, E. H. Dor
soy, Carlton Thornton, W. W
Crews.
Co. 0—Captain, M. S. Hodgson,
E. E. Latnkin, C. C. Ashworth. W.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
! IK. Meadow, M. J. Abney, M. N.
| J Tutwiler, W. H. Benson, H. P.
I (Williams.
j I Co. 10—Captain, M. G. Nichol-
I .son; G. A. Booth, John B. Gam
ble, B. R. Bloodworth, Julian S.
-■Goetchius, H. H. Hinton, Fred Mc-
i»HI,
ahieiMtim'ntH mid substitutes. prob.
ft».!>♦, received more attention from
iwpreaefl tuff yen than any other
: argument in tho Georgia house In
fdeent years.
Wjth Itn 207 members, th<* house
MICA ban l»een characterised na nn
uhwh-My iHMty. On nlmoMt every
subjetl that cornea up there la a
.storm of dlScUMMlun, listened to for
part by those Intending
or those directly Inter-
the question. While this
is going on, most of the
nr* engaged In discuss
subject under debate, oi
:ng else, between them
result, a dull roar of
bouse to the other, topped
prevailing voice of the re-
itlve who happens to . be
on some topic,
debate on the Lankford
■ever, the members listen-
tntlvHy to the debate: nnd
the addresses by Covington
Fleming, of Hancock,
tpcland of lowndlf alten-
Interest were lit their
The • addresses delivered
three representatives werf
observer* and old mem-
have been the strongest
In the house In many
tho | appear on the »k»oi WII If In.
;l!h' summer, however, he spoke once Co. 11—Captain, C. A. Rowland,
ob. I on legislation before the house and j F. A. Lipscomb. M. M. Arnold. J.
— 'this speech stumped him ns one of .Warren StAith, E. L. Wilkins, Dan
the oiitHtnntling orators of the as*/Magill, D. D. Quilllgn, J. M. Har-
setnhly. When hr took the floor In riz and.Pr.of, Georga A. Crabb.
defense of the administration pro- Co. 12—Captian, Jo«l A. Wier;
urum of tax reform, members wbo John White Morton, Fleetwood
were out of the house flocked t<
their seats. Ills address frequent
ly was Interrupted by applause.
NEW ORLEANS, La. — Liver
pool was due 30 to 40 up by New
Orleans, about 30 to 32 higher by
New York.
Southern spots Saturday were
25 to 60 up. Texas markets 30 to
50 higher. Dallas 40 up. Middling
there 35.60. Sales smaller. Dallas
10.130; all told 29,232 vs 53,338
Friday.
Compared with last year, stock
on shipboard at Galveston Satur
day was 52,000 v» 59,000; at New
Orleans 30,000 vs 28.000.
National Ginners’ Association
etsimate on ginnings to December
1st due shortly, perhaps Monday.
Returns will run against 9,320,000
last year or 450,000 for tho period.
To November 14th this year 8.369,-
000 bales were ginned. During
period November 1st to 14th this
year 814,000 bales were ginned vs
731,000 last year.
Attitude of Liverpool, interna
tional political news and trade ad
vices likely dominate market Mon
day.
Saturday’s rumor that Houston
sold 250,000 bales for export was
confounded with the sale by Hous
ton of quarter million pounds aler
ting.
Nervous and erratic markets
probable this -week, making opin
tons almost worthless, as numer
ous other private crop estimates
will be issued.
Apparently sentiment remains
pservativcly
(By Associated Frees.)
LOS ANGELES.—Trained car
rier pigeons are bringing narcot
ics across the boundary from
Mexico in such quantities that the
prec of at least one drug *■
slumped.
Hundreds of the pigeons, each
carrying a moisture proof package
of drugs fastened beneath the
body or under a wing are liberat
ed from the Mexican headquarters
nt specified times and a few hours
fater are checked in at their own
er's home on the American side of
the line.
SHOOTS FRIENO
(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO — S&guwi Hemming,
wealthy superintendent of
South Bend Balt company of South
Ren was shot and seriously
wounded Sunday night by An
drew Sandegren. Chicago archi
tect. his lifelong friend.
Hemming said they had been
drinking and his friend bec*\e
angry when they began to argue
religion.
GOOD WOWAVJ INFORMED
ME ABOUT YoO OFFERING
TO puce me iU a poerno*!
VdrWTUE COklSTTRllcnod
COMPAQ/ YOU ARE EMPUffeb
BY!- REALLY WARklER,
Er-~aM,— -WAY F5 v
BurdeUiUs voi) vinUtbo
BIG Ad OBUSA-nodJ-
LMILE I APPRECIATE YOUR
M0 BCTtHER AT ALL
I GOT rr ALL FIXED UP
vimt HI' suPERuJtfedDEdrr
a'READ/!-HE'LL PUT
You To work Tomorrow
PIRldG od A STfeAM
SHOVEL-lUKTfe SOFT/.
ft) take you od wnd
ME. BUT HV GAdG LOADS
conservatively bullish, the big
premium December New York ana
the very high
notwithstanding.
price prevailing,
MYERS DIES
(By Associated Press.)
ASHLAND. Ohio.—Francis B.
Myers. 74, president of the Cleve
land Southwestern and Columbus
railroad died here early Monday.
also a director of the Nlcklc
Plate Railroad and of the Union
Trust Company of Cleveland nnd
also interested In various oth
er enterprises.
MARKETS
ATHENS COTTON
The local cotton market closed
at 35 cents Monday. The previous
close was So% cents.
NEW YORK COTTON
Onen High Low Close Close
Jan. 36.55 36.55 35.52 35.67 36.49
Mch. 36.60 36.65 35.77 35.88 36.74
May 36.80 36.80 35.90 36.02 36.90
11 A. M. Bids: January 35.88;
March 36.08) May 36.22.
HONOLULU MAY BROADCAST
tho Aleutian Islands on the north,
to the southernmost coral reef,
nnd from California to China, will
be regarded as the broadcasting
territory of a new radio system if
the prsent plan of the Pan-Pacific
Union materializes.
Honolulu would be the center,
and a powerful station would be
used for sending daily messages
of good will and programs instruc
tive, entertaining and enlightening
to tho people of the Pacific.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
Prev,
Open High Low Closa Cl«
Jan. 36.70 36.70 35.60 35.55 36.
Mch. 36.75 36.75 35.65 35.80 36.62
May 36.50 36.60 35.69 35.68 36.52
11 A. M. Bids: January 35.83;
March 36.00; May 35.92.
CHICAGO GRAIN
Opon P. C.
WHEAT—
July
Dee. .. .
May
CORN-
July .. .
Dec. .. .
May .. .
OATS-
July .. .
Dec. .. .
May .. .
m% 109% no*
75%
72%
74%
Copeland l« on# of the few
of the house tlj^t seldom
CARSWELL 'CONSIDERED
LIKELY CANDIDATE
Lanier, N.
Barrow, Will Hopkins,' Ralph
Hodgson and Dr. W. W. Brown.
Slaughter, D. C.
pk ins, “
George Carswell of Wilkinson,
•resident of the senate, la conald- |
er«t an almost certain candidate
fur th* governorship next year.
During the extraordinary searlor.
of the assembly, he has declined te
d Hr us h the proimbiiuy of hLi C ft
trance into the race, other than to
say he hdd the matter under ae-
rlous consideration.
The president has urged the sen-
ate frequently to give the Walker
administration tax rform program
through consideration. Recently,
be left his chair to take the floor
nml urge that the Phillips budget
commission hill be passed.
sldent Carswell Is <a veteran
National Y. \V. C. A.
Worker to Become
Athens Secretary
(Continuad From Pago Ono)
the quiet but effective work which
la being done, aa pledges have been
P*W in promptly and. cheerfully.
The chairman of the house com*
mttee spoke of the Improvement
to property, the caring for tran
sient women and the use of the
jprmnasium by business girls, in
dustrial girls, and others.
Miss Louie Lane of Eart Athens!
gave a most appreciative talk on
the -work being done under the
Baptist Members
nil.fr of the assembly and.lonit of Ihe^ Y. W. C. A. The
■ l...rn prominent tn the political
. nf the state.
t’e*ll Nelli, of MuMtoiree, speak
er oh the houne. I, con.ldertns
ninnnnr for re-eievtlor. Jr. 1525.
already ha. served two .ucceulv.
Neighborhood House has become a
community center.
The reporta of Misa Bessie
Tayne. who has been in charge of
the office since sometime in the
spring, and of Misa Luvile Du-
Bosc, the summer secretary, told
The following merabera of tho
Frit Baptist church Sunday morn
ing etere elected deacons to strve
the next five yearn: M. M. Arnold,
H. A. Nix. Dr. W. H. Cabani.s,
W. B. Dosier, F. E. D. Morgan, D.
r. Paddock jnd L. F. Edwards.
Dr. Cabtffis was elected to fill
out the unexplrcd term of tho
lato Ur. Auatln Bell. The other
men were elected to places on the
board made vacant by the expira
tion of the term of the following
men: E. B. Mell, O..U. Roberts.|
J. A. Darwin, F. C. Thornton and
W. H. Kytlr. The retiring dei-
coni were not eligible for re-elec
tion this year.
Announcement waa made in the
church calendar Sunday that the
executive hoard of the Georgia
Baotiat Convention la conaidering
calling a pastor to Athens for
work among the Baptist students
at the various educational institu-
HEAR FROM EXPLORER
(By Associated Praia)
COPENHAGEN—Advices from
Christiana aay that Captain Rould
Amundaen’a exploration ship
Maud" whleh la believed to
Cough, cough, coughing^-
all night long
You can stop it..
That cough—it keeps you awake it ntfit,
if-its your rest, waste, your strength, en
danger. the delicate tissue, of your throat
kit up new.
l fifty years, thousand, of
1 upon Dr. King's New
l this quick);
are dogging them. Ham
it quieia the
Ike irritation that is
dcaas up. It has as
«f the use of the rooms by tour- /.TL usSa thT MasM. rZ
ists, college giria and oriUita-l dritUng toward tjia
ai?i n »ivon t!| e indhilIhf.l. ta . l h* l Vo-*. 8 ! 1,10 communication with Ppitlber*
fni of SrU .uTtLhli r h„m*.V h-" 8ona *)'- Captain Wiating re-
onfergnee attendance, ate. d^^on^ulv Si * v * r ‘ l * ln
The work of the Y. W. C. A. dled July ** **"•
has been the kind to help in the!.,
development of character, and hax klEFn tMtjW
not been of the spectacular npturei FO PROTECT CHIMPANZEES
which so frequently has few per- PARIS.—So gnat h»« become
manent results. the demand for chimoanxees,
The membership committee serv-ir'* nt * d f ® r the operation of graft-
I a delicious lunch, while the r 1 * *. nd for purposes of scientific
business was transacted. experimentation, that the gover-
|nor general of French Wext Afri-
. *' ire has prohibited th* capture,
LUttURiga FOR BTRANOEO j keeping, buying or selling and ex-
SEAMEN BARRED BY ORDER-port of the anhnals throughout the
fr ]| C °Chimponiees, the animal nearest
*1 ' h " pp '"" •*»» treated to man. have been particularly
rojaliy by the local governmenta, t nr
" TV' °a f t4# Brlt Vtubarculo.it microbe. For thiz
l»n coniful:ite refuging to aMume | rMBOn tiWT were taken ttV’Eu-
*
tesponnlbmiy for expenditures for| TOp ,, but they enpidly aucctfmM
j z^rzz zrrtisi?' 0 * of the .ism
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-nu I LOST—Money bag and pocket
I hook with three *20 bills, cotton
Six New Deacons i
Elected By First
seed and cotton bills. Reward if
returned »n Bah Sikes. Bosrart.
Go.
FOR RENT—Three largo connect
ing unfurnished rooms. Phone
366-M. dfie
WANTED—Young man to travel,
salary and commission, canvass
ing experience preferred, but not
essential. See Mr. Decker, Geor
gian Hotel.