The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, December 24, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPACE SIX »•—A«i »mnnr " Experts of League. Tim nANNER-FIERAM), ATTIENS, GEORGIA' r ^ r . md Admitted Issue Analysis of •!’ ; To,La>v,Prpc^cc Finances of Enropdf, ;t Mn , 8III1 D „„, , the 'Bngiirt srhmil. was admitted to ' OENBVA-’n rUJ- h,r Mm ' Uy by ^ B,an,0n pinna to hasten n settlement of the reparations problem, with the co operation, If pofAihle, of the United j^O CANARIE8 States, special interest nttnrhes to, TROLLEY WIRE a review of the financiul position. HOLD UP TRAFFIC uf 1-1 countries mostly European.! clWAdo-Canaiic, are all rlaht together with certain remark, on , n , (h<|r ,. ce lmt thot p]nc< , the German reparation uqestlor fjn , ro|| wlrP , For verification contained In n memorandum Issued )r(||| , |rly „ ne „ f sevora , llun ,|re,I by the League of Nations. ’ stret car panseitgera-who were de* The report .how, that In most, hyw| rer „, lv by „, e W|M nur nult *"* ?» C , y, of two of the yellow wablcrs d J»y Mrr. Blackwell, n?ries escaped and. perched of the public debt hhs in many enne. .wallowed up what may have I w| t ^|'„ n "i~;; n tow"^*e, and Impro" be«t saved by cutting down the ^ Th . „ ruEslM {or administration The development nf, , hnn a of „„ hour the public debt hSe been compared j „„ ot , cur , fl , with the changes in the price level, .'insurance Experts " ill Inform Public | [ow to Live Longer Regulation of Winds By Tunnels Helps in Aeronautics Courfee ~+r-rTFF^ MONDAY. DECEMRER 21. jjj countries a retrenchment has been adopted and considerably savings have been effected, ^I"i'lhr T tValley wire,. Si er chant* near nbout rescuing them, armed Bob succeeded In getting a cage , the nominal amount of the debt has been divided by the whole sale price Index number, and in this way reduced to pre-war pricy level When this is one it is seen thnl 'the French debt has risen to three times the amount of the pre-war debt, the British debt to reven times the amount, nnd the Ameri can debt to nearly 13 times the amount ot the pre-war debt. /.* the same time, it U point'd out that before the war France had, per head of her population, a much higher debt than Oreat Britain or the. United States nnd also that, in the.-e two last named countries, deflation has consider ably increased th*» public debt. It is rather remarkable says the re port that the two countries in whjch the public debt shows the greatest real increase nr.» the only countries which have been able to < .umiiHr u rroa smu. make any substantial repayments'hkd been received from Japan and of their debts. . »South America. th^m, Then Indiana avenue cars, sfnlled for several blocks, were allowed Jo proceed. GERMAN-MADE STEEL MEASURES'HAD ELASTICITY OF RUBBER ONES BRADFORD. Eng. ties of, certain steel „ ures, mado in Germany and ported for sale in this country and other parts of the world, were brought to light recently at a meeting of the Bradford Chamber of Commerce. A buyer found that cloth deliv ered to him as 31 inches wide emasured a little more than 30 inches. Another case was of cloth marked 36 inches whch actually measured 37. Investigation show ed that the German measures were used. Similar complaints, it was said. (By Associated Prose) j (By Associated Press.) NKW YORK—Subjects of hu-j ANN ARBOR, Mich.—Tunnels, man interest held first place at the (through which wind will di‘‘ into 17th annual convention of the AS- Ja gentle -eephyr or roar into a Kixiation of Life Insurance Presi- “double-barreled cyclone* with a dents, held In this city recently !velocity of 000 miles an hour, wre Thee were presented fact. 3SS :.l*<ve».-l!lji tint, ill t>tf . plain Coburn by PhlHpi ithnrril ge Hoi conditions met ATLANTA—Abandoning her at titude of defiance of Qeorghk *Jiu- thorltles, Mrs. Margaret Weav*h. Uwen Jn Atlanta on the nig the "mystery woman" In ijt* ,pp»V SaV^-AfiCnplain Coburn, publicity ^ j j ) chief and convicted slayer of Cap tain W. S. Coburn. Sunday agreed . The tunnels for the gentle; to return to Atlanta io face Afel .entimental ap '*" *“,brteies and for higher velocity up In Fulton superior court on the with his desire for I. m :i 0 « an hour are com- charge of being an accei figures of current experience for the University among the life insurance companl. t Icourse. in aeronautics etigjneerln*. “.c-rr;, »tfsgr.g»l be reduced. While this subject I test{"* *™ was discussed from business and .atmospheric economic angles, It developed, In-jWJf!- cidentally _ ^ ^ w the Individual with his desire Ior Ito^lB^miles "an hour are com-!charge or being an accessory hfr longer life. /pleted and in operation. The; fore the fact In the killing. Under Edward D. Duffield president of j “double-barreled cyclone’,' equip- \ guard of Plennie Miner an attache the Prudential Insurance Company I ^ g not ^ eeil installed. The of Solicitor John Hoykin’s office, of America, Newark. N. J.. pro*M-i 44 ^. nd tunnels,” Prof. Pftwlowski „he j e ft Birmingham in the after- ed at nil sessions of the convention arc moat valuable in the Life insurance executives repre- }j ns truction of aeronautical princi- sentin* 05 per cent of ..the 1 pics, but their ponstruction was five hilllon dollars of old line »f«| not easy . protection now outstanding in com-I Because of the force of a lo0- pnnies domiciled In practically *v- m j| e w j n d, it was necessary to ery state In the Union were In ' install a series of doors giving at tendance. Canadian life InsuVancr • ^ tunnel chamber. In .. . -i-. . t wa ii.i u:,.y> ku 2 feet ling of Captain Coburn by PhlHp| •- who Myas sentenced «*m\ | iiiiprisojihferit by Judge Jftoward In i Fulton superior court last w-eck Tho penalty on conviction Is from! one Jo 'twenty years* imprisonment, i She wag Indicted several days before Fox was placed on trial, bu': the true bill wa* not made public until the day that Fox was placed • on trial, Wednesday, December 12 When arrested In Birmingham Fri day Mrs. Weaver admitted her Identity, -but denied that she had night of tl» fei r T : - B E R ONES companies also were” represented. . e , ch door, 70 feet high by 2 feet : y”VPeetHtarJ 4 federal, state and provincial offl- w id e , is a small valve. To enter, el )^rd roeas* pInIlB nnd cducatorr, economist*! *u e va i ve of the outside door Is rials nnd .educatorr, economist* ! valve -— nnd business men Joined In th,f {opened, and the person enters. The two-day conference on various na- [door is then closed and the second I door is opened when the air in the two rooms Is stable. ThU* tional problem*. WEDDED PAth OF 100 YEARS OF AGE P'0 H T POVERTY MERRY XMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL We wish to extend our thanks and appre ciation for your patronage during 1923 and to solicit its continuance next year. HENRY’S PONTIAC, Mlch.-tfYonua poll, lion of ufflurnc* with l,200.1*cr« of nlch Canadian 1nn<l and fin, family connection, behind them, to precarlou, life In a tiny Pontiac home,'la the atory of Mr. and Mrfl. Thomas Tyack, both of 104 year, old, who are fighting poverty le ,the cloning daya of their liven With oUJy the help of tho Fontlai Salvation Army and the meager wage that can be earned by Hart, nah, thdr JS year old daughter, to ; help thegi. Mr. and Mra. Tyack were married ' an years ago and have lived In I Pontine fo rflfteen year*. .Their I only holding Is tho small houae fn ! which they vile. Track Is bed ridden all the time and hla wife If In feeble health. I Mr. and Mrs. Tyack many yean ago sold ft large tract of Kansas lion la continue! through three chambeH. . f . Economic Conditions Impress War Defeat Upon German People (Rv Associated BERldN—Even tho bitterest enemies of Germany, the enimief who have been moot Insistent In their declarations that Germany does not realise ehe has lost tho wo: would probably feel that German, very generally reallie their defeat if they could lee tho average Ger- , man family struggling for suffl- “ clent food An the mldet of unem ployment, currency collnpee gad In disposition of producers to ex- change products of the lan'l for paper mark* which may be nb- tained hy the billion in exchange Wc Arc Originators of Christmas Savings Clubs in Athens- Our bank is this yea? pitying out to its Club members thousands in savings, on:'. Is ready , to open your account in , Our Christmas Savings Club For 1924 Start Now and Save Money for Next Christmas. AMERICAN STATE BANK BROAD STREET OFFICE for * *lngle dollar. . When former Chancellor Cuno land which had been overrun bj. |0 j d American newrpopera that the jcrmuhopper*. for $700. The Geflnans realise they loat the war. land i< now worth many thouaajjd* he voiced no untruth. There may have been million* of .Germans who had not come to that realisation be fore the mark declined to 'ft point where a dollar brought on< mllHon marks, but when the mark-fell (be low the value of .the Russian PAper ruble, German pride had auch a fall that even the most recalcitrant fol lowers of the ex-ka!rer were hum bled. TULSA, Okla.—A new order* of ntletics providing team competition for every boy, and with lesa em phasis on winning squads for inter- scholastic games. Is the rule in Central High chool here, one of the Inrgeat high school In the world, under Athletld Director E. W. Rau. Rnu’s methods, and Ms system of student classification, have at- , traded wide attention. A formula I for grouping boys according to their physical prowess, regardless j of class room standing, assures j equalised competition with a chance for every participant. The stu dents ft re classified hy this math* emntlcl equation—four times the age, plus half the weight, plus the height, expressed In Inches, which gives the index number. HOLIDAY SEASON GAY ATLANTA—Judging by the j number of towns which have re ported Christmas CnroHtags aa ex- _ pected for the holidays, quite I j number of local Scrooges will shouting their deprecations at, the [merry makers. The custom of • edging carols at Christmas la con- ! slderably older than the memory of ] the oldeft inhabitant, lit this coun- ' try and according to, tlie reports emmlnatlng from.the proas of the state the ,cu*tom SCHOOLS OF PHILIPPINES SHOW LARGE INCEEA8E MANILA—Thvr. ar« moio I,upila In .the public school* ot the Philippine* thl* fear than lau year, accorlnx to th. bureau ot ehucatlon. Thle year there are M7.6T7 chlldtm enrolled ae compared wlih 870.312 laet year. The primary ewrree lead, with nn enrollmept ot 7t7,»U Intermediate courae* coma aedond with 131,358 enrolled. Cebu leads the province, with 80,514, while Manila lme. only C2,- 288. Mindanao and fiulu. Ilia Moro provinces, have a total of 41,144. Batanea haa the rmnlleet numli-r of aludente, with only 54, of whom only 14 are flrla WET WEATHER DAMAQINQ ROADS LOUISVILLE, Oa—Tho roada In tills section of the ,tate nre becom. Inx rapidly tmpaaaabla due to the continued rains of Ihe paet, few weeks. Tourists palates oyer the roads claim to ba bavin* a hard time of It and have expreased them’ Hithiiie than s«in» n' * elve * 11 »urprisaa that ths state IsTr hi? Sled thil tS aumhlr I# d0e * n0t » w,OU,ly COn,W * r lhe H*** - Is to be hoped that the dumber of t t0f of we t weather road% Rcrocges' ia correspondingly creasing but those that still extat will have their worries this yeftr according to the reports. We Arc Sending OUR BEST WISHES TO EVERYBODY For a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year GUARANTY TRUST CORPORATION The proper amount of aand and clay with good drainage will remtdj this it has been pointed out. In the nresent contfltlon of the roada neai here It will require several daya ol koinT wather togetehr with A groat amount of work to put the roads in good condition. SUE8 WHEN HURT BY FALLING 8IGN ATLANTA—8ult for I2S.OOO dam ages has been entered In Fulton ru perl or court by E. W. Redding, who says be was hurt by a f illing sign over the front of a building on Peachtree street here recently. Mr. Redding says that the sign weighed several hundred pounds and that he Intens to push e lit. He haa engaged attorney* to handle the case. SALE OF HOG8 BRINGS MUCH MONEY AMERICU8, Ga.—A Urge amount of money, totalling approximately $7,Hb his been brought into aum- ter county and distributed among the formers a« a result of the salt of hogs last week. Seven cars of hogs were shipped in ail from local stock pens and are destined for Ha Vfrt*na,'WH -having bees sold to Cu ban butlhers. Practically nil th< hog* were classed as number 1 atorkf Funeral Notice MARKETS •rfiTfr, PEAtE-GOOD WILL TO ALL MEN We extend the season’s greeting .t§/our friends and customers, and thank, you-.for past patronage. : • . ; NEW YORK COTTON , if* . < * >. Open P. G.j January .. .. .. &I.92 34^0 March .35.22 35.05 May .... .. .. .W. 35.32 34.91 11 A. M. Bds: January 34.80; March 35.21; May 35.30. n ^ . noon and arriv-ed at 'police station here at midnight. Announcement was made Sunday nlsht that a conference had been K _, rnTTnv held on Mra. Weaver’s nllexed par. NEW ORLEANS COTTON tldpatlon In the case, but that no VP,, i; It decision ha dbeen reached aa J c iMArch . .'.V. 3!U8 sill " May :)5.07 .'15.24 when she will be placed on trial. In all probability no action will b* taken In this connection until early in January. Jailed in Birmingham after a search that had extended through Tenessee, Ohio and many other states she at once announced het Intention fo fighting extradltio tc Georgia. Her^ plans were quickly changed, however, after < Plennie Miner had arrived In the Alabama city and after the prisoner had held a conference with her lawyers MRS. WEAVER NOT AFRAID Mrs. Weaker accepted, her situ ation nonchalantly, joking about* her predicament. She stated that ehe will make nc attemtp, at least for the present, ti secure bond. “I like this Jail lot* better than the one in Birming ham,’* she said. She Is content to spend Christina* In the matrons’ ward at police sta tion and Intends to make the best of the situation. “I have a num ber of good books with me, so 1 wll not have any trouble passing nway toy time.” Willing to talk nbout other sub jects’.she was reticent, however, on the Fox case. “There’s been too much nlk about it already,’ ' w;i* the wny she put It on her arrival; - Mrs. Weaver is to bo placed on 11 A. M. Bids: January 34.94; March 35.12; May 34.95. No markets Christmas day. IF IT'S NEW Wt HAVE T 401 BROAD ST. PHONE 1671 Read Banner-Herald Want SUFFERED FIVE YEAR8 FROM KIDNEYS "I suffered with Ijldney trouble for five years or more. I could not sleep' at night and I was always tired after coming home from work,'and ray back ached,’* write* John R/ Gordon, Danville. Ill. '1 secured pome FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS and alter i f4W iroatin4nt*’ H I felt better and could work with . more ease, beenme stropger And could sleep better.” For quick re- lief from Backache, Rheumatic pains, and Kidney and Bladdei trouble use FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS. Sold everywhere.—Aft ver * ilsement. > - BEWARE IHE Chronic rou*h» »n« pere'fttebt •»<*■ lead in ftcrlou. lunx J ran .top them now with Creo.nui Sion, an emulalfletl weosote that I* Dleasant *» take Crcomhlaton la a S.TXflc.1 diwxjv.rywIthtwoMd acUon; It eothee nnd heal* the .n flamed merobrenee and *111* tje "cf’ nll known drug*, enesntn 4* recognized by the medical frater nlty as the greatest healing agency for the treatment of chronic and colds and other forms off throu* and lung trouble*. creomulslon contains, in addition to tr* healing elements which sootne and heat the inflamed me^branez and stop the* Irritation and inflam mation. while the creosote goes on to the stogutch, is absorbed Into the plodd. attacks the seat °f the‘rouble and deetroys tha germs that !ee0. to Creorolsion le guaranteed satis factory In the treatment,of chronic coughs and ctdd*. bronchial asthama, catarrhal bronchitis and other forms of throat and lung diseases, and Ir excellent for building up the eysten after colds or the flue. Money re funded If any cough or cold, no mat ter of how long staging is not re lieved after taking according to di rections. Ask your drugist. Creo- mulsion. Co.. Atlanta. Ga.—Adver tisement. * j. - STANLEY.—Died at his home 251 Franklin Street, Sunday morn- inir. December 23rd, at 9:38* Mr.. John Thomas Stanley, in his 45th t 8 nr. He is survived by his wife,' rs. Mary Stanley, one daughter, one son, father and mother, six brothers and one sister. Th«^ re main* will be sent to Hampton. Ga., Tuesday morning on the S. A. L, at 7:30. The funeral will be from the Christian church at Hampton, Ga., at 2 p. m., with In- Jtfdcomtje. foJfeafliJorK Imb the* Jtlhmhc 71 It.STREET AND BROADWAY A masterpiece of modera hotel creation where convenience, r«N- ful quiet and hoipitality art prims Unique Congo Room—Medieval Gnlf-and Blue Room Restaurant. Alwtya * pt»—vn For Christmas Dinner ICE CREAM . Order By Fhone Mom! iiofq T-ivil To top off that Christmas dinner—lucidus Ice Cream in britk or Bulk form if desired. Its sube to taste right when it comes from our factory. *. ju-4 / -SPECIALS- Cranberry Ice—Frozen Custard—Also All the Other Flavors LET US HELP YOU MAKE YOUR DINNER A SUCCESS. COSTA’S Just Little Bit Better EH We Wish You A Merry Christmas And A Happy New Year om irtfH DORSEY FURNITURE COMPANY Homefurnishcrs Since 1884 rMH! mm 3MM GREETING charge. Br. citj ieral Ho of the Season From ' _ The House of Kuppehheimer * ^ in Athens We wish to thank our friends and patrons for the splendid busi- , ness given us during the past dnd to assure them of ever, better nndfbigger service during the coming year. , LEE MORRIS li • ii ‘ i ‘"THE BAYI.IGIIT CORNER" f. Broad aiu! Jackson Slrc-cls Athens, Georgia