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THE nANXRIi-HFlUI.T). ATHHWE. flBOBOM- ----- . TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 192.T Council Opposes Power Increase idling tuberculosis In'Clarke conn Seventy-Three ! tycanEOon ' ! Men Subscribe $3,081 to Fund Y M P A SnWmc AtVlssno HtvtcAlcn i ivh Hardtns.stoocl at the Mra traeedy, and .there have beeaslM- not conduct ourselves sothst tt,„ • 1VI# OCrVCo AtlldlS -S /TsISO l 0 [ a!r ‘ un knowh American soldier, liar tragedies, whose chapter* tragedies shall occur no (Continued From Pass One) j Th?' meeting Tuesday 1 (Continued from Page One) Ucml i! by all lhe worker* ar.d in-! an j $ir,.00 for men i> not enough I numtlncr tho tnihlli* r Jtcrc* 1 fit the campaiKn is vi-ry|,„ sustain the association at ite I questhifr the 1 ublic S-rvice Com-: keen. Mrs. It. C. Orr tolil of her sent efficient state I mission to extend the hearing: t xjicricnce with a cook who diedj * mui 11 .^ cc 5 n L w W, tm date set. J with lutvrcrflosis, as did her three* WORKERS • IT* 1 ,?, 0 !? attorney. Captain Bai- 5 | 6 ters, one with gallopi/t£ tuber- HKI’OHT - - Of council l-.'c-W. Hu^h H. Gordon. Jr. de- nett, three member.-, — , i , 2S"J2K”S? - f r ! rK:i '.'. h ?. f<,rc clared that *c never realized (Hei The rP|wrt e f the team workers vity of the tubercul.i.da adua-1 Monday night follows: tion in this county until recently. | Team No. I—Captain, It is the purpose ef the ossocia-; [la, nett, 5 subs., $17S. tion to sell Christmas Seals from. Team No. 2—C. W. the commission and to aid others in opposing the rate increase. The i council committee will be compos- . ed of Henry T. Culp. Dr. H. B. • Hcywood and A. L. Howland, r • Upon motion of Wallace Bell coun cil members voted to appear in person paying thei r own expenses to the place of hearing. ^K.„te. 0 ^..^ d J .™ 1 :!Sanford to Leave For tnree booths throughout this month. One booth will be at the Falnee, one at Michael's and other at the post office. Meeting Thursday -I when the resolution wa* introduce^, by Alderman G. C. Armsrtong to • oppose the increase, that he un-l I ’derstood the increase was asked ini j .order to give thc city more power thus inviting new industries hm\J ? ’He said he favored u thorough in-! ▼eitigation of the matter before j .taking definite action. He voted,, , . ... •however, for opposing the in- ,SIHL *y cnr to n,,ow h,m to re,a,n crease, stating that he would favor .opposition if time was not given in which to make the investigation. C. D. Flangien, president of the -electric company, stated recently ths increase will affect industrial ‘jMjWcr users only. . Council also voted a week's ■lerfvc of absence for Captain Bur nett who has been ill. Howell C. lErwin, T. H. Dozier, Jr., Olin Do- Crook, 7 subs. $380. Team No. 3—A. W. Dozer, 6 subs., $380. Team No. 4—T. H. Dozier, Jr., •1 subs., $160. Team No. 6—W. L. Erwin, 4 subs, $80. „ „ . Team No. 6—Hugh n. Gordon, Of S. I. Conference^.. 8 subs.. *i»i. . I Teat- ''o. 7—T. F. Green, 8 subs, 1252. , > ■ '»fl (Continued rrom page one.) • learn *w. S—8 subs., $629. J Team No. 9—Morton S. Hodg- *-.l riilinx b„ ns made s °"> 6 «*•- »“»• _ . , 1 Team No. 10—M. G. Nicholson. Hie „iate I 5 subs -> * ,8# - While on this trip Dr. Sanfor.l T'”"!,?.' ,1 - _c - A - Rowland, 7 ofperta to complete Georgia's baa- SU S? - ' • *2?; . . , w . ketball. baseball and football I T 081 !!-?* 0 - 1 — Jocl A ' Wlcr - scheiiiilea now pending and IA closing chapter hi fho greatest would make volume., a woman Is J tragedy of modern civilisation, fa dying wit’ll tubcrculoita, aho la con- his great love .for humanity, he |fliie<l to her lied, with arms which | urged ttat the Nations of thla !aie growing weaker each day she I world should so conduct them- I'» trying to glvo to her young liajy j selves tbAt this tragedy should oc- I (In her tubercular bed) Mid best cur no more. But there Is being ' of mother's love. In a few weokB written within the borders of this, there will be n motherless child, county, the last chapter of another doubtless tubercular. * Should wo READ BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS. subs., $355. return, will make them public. I J" 1 ” 1 HptlOM The conference Is composed ol , amount * 3 - 081 ' composed the following Southern colleges; 'ni\\Flt University of Muryinnd. University A n* g p u of Virginia. Washington and Lee. V'. T. I., I*. M. I., University of North Carolina.. N. C. State. Uni- rslty of Kentucky, University of South Carolina, clemsbn College, University of Tennessee, Vaudc zier and H. H. Hinton appeared hilt University, Mississippi A. and ■•before council to request the leave j M.. Unlvlrsfty of Mississippi, L. S. for the city engineer which was IT., Tiilnne Un'verslty, University granted bv unanimous vote. The?of Alabama, University of Georgl t, captain will attend a fishing party J Alabama Polytechnic Institute, ;of business men. his friends point-j Ger.rg'41 Tech. University or Flor- 'ing out his health would be great- ida. .ly improved by such a trip. j Dr. J. B. Crenshaw of Georgia * • .Tech is vice president and Dr. Busicss Men Arc Out Daugherty of Tennessee is sec re- To Help Rid Clarke I County of Tuberculosis cf Auburn and nr Oaug’ieriy Tht>'luncheon of workars will not -be held at 2 o'clock Wednes day on account of the Rotary club meeting at which time the district governor of that organisation will he-present. The Y. M. C. A. workers luncheon, however, will be held at 6 o'clock at which time ports will be made. “-L (Continued From Page One) * this community in the form of tu* ■bcrculosis victims, it is declared. SEAT SALE WED. FOR Market Gossip Received Over F. J. Linncll & Company’s (By Leased Wire) j' The reports ot the teams fol-j ; lows; John White Morton, $450; ( The efforts of J. Coburn's} anu*"" o,oiv; a I W. W. Crews, $86; Hugh H. Gor- Minstrels to keep faith with put- j 22.381 '(Saturday. ’.don. J*., $100; Robert White, $170; f or .'h®, twenty*five|The smaller demand for. spots NEW ORLEANS, La. — Liver pool was due 7 to 13 down by New Orleans, 5 to 10 down by New York. Southern spots Monday were 25 to 85 down. Texas markets 75 to 85 lower. Dallas 80 off; middling there 31.80. Sales rather »m»ll: Dallas tf,319; all told 22,381 vs Horry Hodgson,* $105; T. H. Do zier and M. G. Nicholson, $204.50; V. R. Hodgson, Jr., $202. The workers in the Christmas S< ah campaign met Tuesday at 2 o'clock hi the Y. W. C. A. rooms for luncheon at which time plans were finally completed. Mrs. A. S. I’arker is chairman of the,cnm paign and it is thc purpose of th'-’ ‘Anti-Tuberculosis Association to sel! at least $5,000 worth of seals. If this Ig done the work in cradi- A WONDERFUL CHRiSTMAS GIFT years in clean Yon.edy nnd •'/fi.* »n th» south and uncertainly a„ to Money's Worth” has never been the government's crop estimate more closely followed than in the j and possible outside developments (Contributed) , the Y. M. C. A. last year. RELIGIOUS The religious work of the Youn^ MEETINGS ' Men's Christian Association during ; There were 310 different relig- the year ending October 31, 192.5 j lol|g nieetings, Bible classes, pray- was unusually fruitful and encour- tr Re rvices. 1|'-Y meetings, with aging. It was also large In voluim ., tota , attendance of 12,026. These of definite services rendeced. meetings ran from five or six to Every activity of the Y's varied tfeveral -hundred In attendanle. program is carried on by Christian ; anv 0 f them, though, were groups men and women, arJ l» done with ' jg to 20 boys and young men, a house of brick, stone, or wood. w i, ere ft,*, problems that must he Christian objective. solved were faced honestly. The gymnasium and physical Scores of other meetings were programs are not Just physical ac- helped to find tbe way not only tivities alone, but the Idea behind . to Christ as Savior and God. hut j It is, that the bodies'of our boys! (here the great challenging pro- ands young men are meant to b»*! gram of Christ was studied, and tbe only places here 6n thl* earth | scores enlisted in helping to ad- that the Most High God Inhabits, j vance His Kingdom, was one of Hlg spirit, nor. H|» Christ, lives In >the best darts of the religious a houst of brick, stone, or wood, j work of the \\ but in the live* and bodies of l One hundred and twenty-one those who believe In Him, and J different boys have, been members seek to do His will. God's plan la j of the Senior ami Junior Hl-Y for the bodies of bf* children (o dubs, with seventy new members be healthy, well developed, strong added the past year. These seven- and perfected. , ty boys had personal Interviews, A man can only be atlas best 1 and- the heroic. Impelling challenge when he Is well and «trong. and .of Christ's call made dear to them, obedient to God's laws of love and The University Christian ."G” With this view, all of the j < lub has bad twenty-nine boys as work of the 'Y' is religious, but we members of that positive, clear- specialty call attehtlp nto that j cut. Christian organization, special type of -religious work. 1 The Sunday "Y” dub for boys which deals with the moral and | held 26 meetings, where many specially call attention, to that j boys accepted Chn'st as their and* young men, as carried on by 1 Savior. JUST ARRIVED BY TODAY’S EXPRESS THE PRETTIEST LOT OF TO BE OUT S ,of the disease. There is one in stance of recent date where nine leases had their origin In one un- protected case. The number In flicted \'n this instance may be ex treme. the method of infection I may be common. It is in this work that the funds of the local associa* | tion will be used. A few years ago, the late Presi- Something New! Something Different! INDIAN BEADWORK OUTFIT Greatest Novelty in Yezrs • 'With thla outfit anyor* r«n make ▼* If* Is M (Idpit ssfi tny that a ehtW I Mat mn old res, ashy thtm. tiwm IK\miu ir> Wtsottrw guts appreciate* “’'.j'u.'ajf TKEr 4 ,;: gvtrrafc-ra its ssd of colira# when !!•<•> are hasp they are happy* Outfit * Matt : Simplex Refill- 1, seeillef. fall In 2jo«). esoagh to make •trerel necklaces sad fobs ■ AMAZING BARGAIN pprelal Introductory Pric# oily likely to influence more lqiuida tion, especially on bnlgeg. Compared with last year, stock on shipboard at Galveston Monday, 68,000 vs 65,000; at New Orleans 35.000 v§ 31.000. Texas market probably be dom in a ted by attitude of Liverpool trade advices and National Gin- ners' estimate on ginning to Dec< ember 1st, perhaps by their final crop estimate, if issved. Sentiment rather mixed, but still rather reactionary for thc present. Favor realizing, particularly on bulges. Ginning comparatives this sea* son vs last season; ginned to Dec* ember 1st blank vs 9^319,601: gin* ned to November 14th 8,374,148 vs only act retained from last year's 8,809,978; ginned November 14th show and wua »«-engaged solely {to December 1st blank vs 449,62%; at thc request ot many patrons ginned November lit to 14tli &19,- present season and it is said their performance at the Colonial Thea tre on Friday evening will demon strate it ps thc, best ^production ^Manager Coburn has ever had. Many new faces of well known minstrel men, character sketches, farce* nnd vaudeville nets with which the performance is said to abound premises a splendid even ing's enjoyment. Hank White’s "Egyptology jn the Valley of the King-'’ more* prenttious if possi ble than last year's afterpiece, provides thrills, laughter, amuse ment and iopicai hunnu. Uc-Vaiu A DeCnrlo, that excruciatingly fun ny and clever acrobatic act “Hia tus and thc Old Man Darkey," di rect from the Keith Circuit is tho this clever 1561 vs 730,763; crop ginned, ex- 1 »ra blank vs 9,729, who wished to vritn pair this year. I. was repeatedly'elusve of Hntars •mid that this net nlone was worth .306: percent ginned to December tho price of nanussnn. beats at j 1st blank v# 96*. Jowcrs’ Cigar Store Wednesday, j HARVEY KEITH COOPER i! _ _ I The heart of every High School staoent was made sad Indeed ns the news flashed from one to an other that Hanrey Cooper is with us no more. His gentle spirit, loved toy every one of us, took' its fy*hi near the hour of night’s noon on Thursday, November 28. our Na tional Thanksgiving Day. In this satf event It Is. especially hard for life’s experiences to find anythin;; those of u« very little schooled In for which to be thankful, but we can end do thank God for. thc beru- tlful life of our school fellow, Harvey tCooper, and for the good influence of this life which even iieatn cannot vob us uf. He «was a loyal High school Htudent who possessed a mentality above the average, with a hirf> standing * with both pupils and teachers. His genial smile, bis uady wit a id his ever good humor spred sunshine. throughout tho ►tundent body and tfas ev*dence c.f the noble spirit of Harvey cooper. To say that we shall miss him 11 only port of what we feel and sad dened b^.pls ugYmely going from among us we can onlv bow In t umble submission to the will of Him* who doeth all things well. ROGER HIGGINBOTHAM MARKETS ATHENS COTTON The local cotton market cio..d at 35 cents Tuesday. Tho pluv ious dose was 35 cents. NEW TORE COTTON Prav. Open Hifh Low Close Close Jan. 34.75 3S.IS 34.78 3ftJS» 33.67 Ml*. 35.15 35*5 34.97 35.80 3558 May 35.00 36.02 35.00 35.M 36.02 II A. M." Bids: January-35.15; March 35.41; May 3553. New ORLEANS COTTON Prav. Open Hhth Low Cion Clooe Jan. 34.70 35.54 5458 5658 KM Mch. 3455 35.87 3455 35.65 3558 May 34.80 35.06 3450 36.00 35.01 11 A. M. Bids: January 35.10; March 35.33; May 34-24. “A. B. Longstreet, CultuJ; ral Progress in Ga* Will,Banner-Herald Want Ads Be Volume of Keen . In- Toe Lata to Classier terest to Georgians. *- John D. Wade, associate profess sor of English at the University ot Georgln. formerly of Mnr*finTlvill» Ga., is the author of n new bl<8^ rnphy, "A. B. Lonastrcct: The ProgresN of Culture In Georgia and tho South," to be brought nut soon by the Macmillan Co., of New York. The book Is said by critics ho have read the manuscript to be one that will bo read with keen Interest by people throdah the South and specially Iq Georgia. Uf. Wade, the nuthor, a native Georgian. Is one of the most brll- dlant men on the university f.-ymlty. A graduate of the University of Georgia, he also has it graduate de. ores from Harvnrd Colic** nn.1 l»;FOR RENT—Very desirable, one noon to hove the doelor of phllna. or two , arp) furnished rooIns on oph de*r«. eonferrea upoo him by| Milled** Ave. Phone 1303. d4c Co!um!»!a University In the city of — New York. WANTED—All yarietfes goy and velvet beans and field peas. Ad- vifie quantity, price and how packed! * • Also need bright well baled wheat or oat straw. W. L. Fain Grain Company, At- lanta, Gn. d4p LOST—Money bag and pocket book with three $20 bills, cotton ; wed and cotton bills. Reward if returned to Bob Sikes, Bogart. Go. dop FOR RENT—At once, two unfur nished connecting rooms and bath. t<* couple without children. Phone 9140 after 7:30 Monday, i dig * — t- — — You Ever Saw. Won derful Styles At Money Saving Prices Lot No. 1—$15.00 5ft Coats in sport models, in stripes, plaids and solid colors. Regular $25.00 coats, special at $15.00. Lot No. 2—$18.50 75 handsome fur trimmed Coats for misses and , small women, pretty fur collar and cuffs. Ac tual value $35.00, on sale now at $18.50. Lot No. 3—$25.00 100 beautiful fur trimmed Coats in Black, Brown and Kit Fox., in lovely fabrics. Side tie effects, that sold from $35.00 to $45.00, take your choice now at $25.00. Lot No. 4—$34.50 . Here where you see some won derful values and attractive styles, pretty materials, pretty silk linings, in Black, Kit Fox and Brown. These Coats sold from $45.00 to $65.00 ,now $34.50. It will pay you to attend this big Coat sale. Never have we offer ed such attractive values as these are. Dr. W. Anthony Is Returned to Macon It will be of Interest to the Ath ens friend* of Dr. Walter Anthony to know that be hai .been s<*nt back to Mulberry Street Methodist church, Macon, for another year by the South Georgia conference. Dr. Anthony was formerly pas tor of the First Methodist church here and has hundreds of friends FOR RENT—Seven room house, i Jon ruiasKi Street, enu w* Ci*»y- > ton. Phone 1573. d4« FOR RENT—3 rooms and recep- ! tion h»!l. Furnished or unfur nished. Possession Jan. 1. P. H. Durden, Phone 1507, Night 1203. . d4p FOR RENT—Three large connect ing unfurnished rooms. Phone 366-M. d6c WANTED — Experienced house* keener to take charge of kltch en. Phone 20. CHICAGO GRAIN UNGRATEFUL DOG TURN8 AND ATTACK8 RE8CUER j KENTON O.—When he attempt- 98C 64 to bpfriend a neighbor's dog rant If wnii «fn . ! lhat badly chewetf up ; »*"< near Ills home, JJnrrv ^ww. ‘{Hart, gioccryman. was severely JLiteen l.y the animal when it *ud- *cnly turned on him. fcfeverp had been torn in Ms ]fgs hefere the Infuriated nni- imal was beYte-v off and medical ,, iiltentlon was noccessarr. Tho do* ,,unc * n ■ was shot. I comptft* out- rnS?- D«I«S WiBleil. IT. tu, nmpllj. VAlt coi rox TODAY! 3ILLV COAT BV NIGHT STEALS POTTED FLOWERS PHILADELPHIA. — Thefts of —■ —“| rubber pluits, ferns and flown rJZttZZl’. ‘ rnm tho jxirihe, of home, the pus: i>|.HI ite. for wkkh pi„M.'" < * lt llove stirred German tovn •. ud a., isdiaa Bm4ir«k OaltL 1 re, dents. Nib. ! A resident of C'heltoq avenue, Iheanl foofstepson the porch ” |f.eokfn* pnt. she saw fhe thief, a — , b'lly goal. With the fern In his .mouthanil Ihe pot danfflln* build.!, ...jthe coal «aa sprlntfn* down Ihe WHEAT— July Dec May CORN- July .. . .. Dec. May OATS- July Dec May Open P. C. Cloae 108% 104% IMS 10471) 105% 1I0K 110% IMS 7514 75U 75% 73% 73H 73% 74% 74% 74% 43% 44% 45% 43% 45% 43% 45% fltTMt IDd Town ... tty dealer' Address . PASTOR WARNS NATION CF BANANA SONG PERIL FERC47I FALML Minn.—'"Woe t.i th^ nation that planes *Ye», UV Dave No Tlaminas,' above the Pwrflnm of David,' 1 *a!d the Hev. 1 r.-uunron. partor of the Minn.. In the annual sermon .'Iverwd before tho Northern Paci fic Aiwocintion of Congregational I’hurehes in convention. HUNTER LOSES FOOT IN ACCIDENT WITH DUN RAN HAFAEL—Through the oc. cldental dlschorire of a shoi-*un h. wua carrying while hunllo* losepli O’.lvem, rancher, liMt pari f his right foot and almost lost hi* life. - Friends came to bis rescue, tied the arteries and rushed him U C-Huge ttcapsui hsrsw Sooth Georgia conference. Business Man Sees Need of salary and commission, canvass ing experience preferred, but not essentia). See Mr. Decker, Geor- gian Hotel. WANTED—Used typewriter,' safe, show case. Box 630. d6p Fighting “T. B.’VoR SALE-G«« » t »ve, for c«h. 66 Call 618-W. d7c By ROBERT WHITE Thanks to medical fiefotee, tu berculosis is no longer an Incurs- j WANTED—A good cook, at 440 Milkdgc Avenue. d6c ble disease, but a disease that^e-1 LOST—High School Cap on Broad spoada quickly to certain, simple Street Monday afternoon. Nome inside, James Save. Finder please return and receive reward. d4c and well defined treatments 8tatlaUcs taken by a large in sarascc company shew, that were It possible to adopt the proper methods in every instance, that the disease could be wiped out In thirty years. In states and' counties where an Intelligent fight Is bo ng waged on this disease, statis tics show that In about thirty years it*will be reduced to about the same per capita percentage, a? typhoid fever. This means that every* seal sold Is a definite step toward a nation with tuberculosis no longer a constant menace to Ts citizens. Bui aeknee tells us alai> (hai each unprotected case of tuncr- ccloafs will infect an average of five persons. Were It not for na Cure's wonderful resistance the ttrtaf number of people infected ir a few years wduld reach an as tounding number: Fortunately, na ture resists, but with rivirzattan becoming more complex, human resistance 1* being proportionately lowered, nnd the menace lnCreqgftA There are today possibly three hundred esses of tuberculosis in Clarke county. Unt*J tho Clarke County Tubercular Assoq’atlon be- _ ~ A few months ago. there was very little systematic work dote Thornton's WEDNESDAY Dinner 50c VrgetnM.* Soup' Broun Riba of Beef Swee J . Potatoes Turnips and Greens Pickled Beets Irish Potato Salad Mpffies n.nd Biscuits Mince Meat Pie Coffee* Tea or Milk 50 Cents WEDNESDAY Sl’I’PER Pork Sausage or Salt Mackerel Pearl Grit:. English Pqas Cheese and Macaroni - * Hot Biscuits , ; '.15 ^ „ APPle Rolf Coffee, Tei' or J ■ . . - sjRrl 50 C^itbi -mi