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ATHENS. OA„ MONDAY. JULY 18. t>14.
A. B. C. Paper,
ATHENS COTTON:
Middling ..WA.
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JVvjous Close B'4
TUB WEATHER
Partly cloudy Monday night and
Tu<.*ua/. Uttie Change in temp 4
nature. Probable light showers.
Tuesday afternoon.
BHtgl. Copies 1 (Ms Dong. 3 Caata SuaAey.
STERDAY
Tj-Here
TODAY
-There
fOMORROW
Woman In Mlauiatlppl
ho» been twice widowed
Buie hao^mnn's noose proba-
i't. bo overcome with
: proposals stain right
A ttift enso that was being
'fried on the running board of
tourist's automobile fell off
»n Mi Hodge avenue this week
and was caught by an oncom
ing street car. After the Street
car hat paaaed a pretty,
blushing-thoack Ite hard to
til) the genuine bloab these
jaanaatrl gathened up tbo de
bris of lingerie end proceeded
<>n to the next atop.
IT
i's
Palmer
Ns
Ed (ildiey. Who woert a smile
around the Palace theatre even
when business is bam. If it
„ W ■;* there, taye U win bo
just hit lack to bane K tarn
ae cool an a November morn
ing when he brings Betty, the.
nothing Beauty along in
-Miami.*'* -Take thie week for
instance “ aaya Ed, "1 had
Neill* the Cloak Model' and
What folks wanted to think
about'were one pl«c» bathing
ItajEsqtttmo plea and ice
Drug’
iei la high is‘Mi
liana who visit the lake
of north Georgia,
it. Barton and tbo
of that section, ea-
y semi-professional fish-
of tbi Ilk of Sim
Cut Clarke, Dowse
ell, Oscar Payne, Glenn
will to delighted to
that Habersham county
vote on September. 11th
1300,000 bond tune for
Toedi in that county,
highway to Burton, Lake-
lnont, Tallulah and other
_placta of bitoroot will bo im-
proved—if the bonds carry.
The Belgian Mocks on
Lumpkin atreet have be
laltf and tha priming c
tar applied. The entire
coat of
■tract
to ■ second
will be treated .. _
coet of terry substance and
then opened for traffic, much
' improved over what it wii a
fiw weeki iro. Vlaiton to
Sinford Field this fall wiU
find tho riding much tutor,
oven after o Georgia vktory.
One Mock of Broad street,
t along aide the Y. M. C. A„
' i will be pored at once while tho
. stretch of Rlror street on the
town-ward aide of tho brldgo
will ho concreted. Thie Im
provement will make the two
bad turns at
Jackson streets unnecessary
hince almost a straight shoot
tup the hill, will bo.avaOeblo.
Hants. Jone ( writes that he
la down m tho Blvitrla country
of Southern France. Ho was
In Pari* for more than a week
with ten other young Georgia
boys. College beyi go to
Europe those Bays mora* fre
quently .than they got to New
York not many years ago.
An Athena woman who la
alwapp busy with worthwhile
thinga around town, thoae
thing! that mean happiness
and Joy to othere usually, was
riding out Prince avenue with
a party of friendi on a mis
sion of duty and was lament
ing tho fact that on a certain
project abaiwia unable to oc
curs any financial assistance
from tho city. “I told them,”
■ho remarked. “I could got
plenty of money If ttoy would
Just clothe mo wfth the au
thority of a traffic officer. I
see people every day *—
no attention to tho
lawe." *
lance at her an
1 35 miles par hour!
Representative Bussey has
introduced a 1
. ..,.* —.u.— resolution In tho
lower House of the general
assembly to divert 3100,040 of
taa fund from the or
jt department thrown
1 general fund of the
state to tha State College of
Agrleulturv, following tho
I suggestion of Commissioner
J. J. Brawn. Then certainly
I should bo no serious opposi
tion to this. The money Is to
match the Smith-Lever fond
end for general deficiency.
t second installment of
svs is now due end
first is the final day
1 ay them. The city fathers
ey are going to advertiie
. sale this tall
are,thy tales are not paid,
watch out or else tho
srtnan will get you—or
ur property.
Herriot Changes Front As London
Parley Goes Into Plenary Session
•ut time for th®
puses of the city to be
siuti - up” for the fall
; of fh«> fcbools* anjl«<f-
The Stato Normal opens
September 5th; the city
t the 3rd; the Ual-
September 17th and
Cobb Institute opens
fpt. 17th also. *
Parents Of Franks Slayers To Take Stand
Step OF
DEFENSE ALIENISTS
TO
EE
I by BDB’ABD C. DERR
| United Press Staff Correspondent
CRIMINAL COURT.
ROOM, CHICAGO. — All
members of the million
aire Leopaid and Loeb
families — including the
parents will take the wit
ness stand and bear all the
intimate details of the
lives of Nathan Leopold
and Richard Loeb in a
desperate effort to save
the youths from the gal
lows, it was decided Mon
day.
In a long conference of tha de*
id, alienists and members at
two famllfea lasting until twa
o'clock Monday morning, a decision
waa reached to epare neither the
parents nor tho boye the ahatr.e and
pain of ponding before Judge Cor-
eraly sitting aa Judge and Jury laths
Judical bearing, the misdeeds or
Nathan and "Dickie."
Clare no, Darrow, chief defense
attorney had hoped to spare the
parents of Loeb who are III in their
retreat In Michigan. He hoped
also to save Nathan Leopold, Sr.
the humiliation of taking the wit-
n«a aland to reveal the tantaaCIt
career of bia son.
Conferences of the defenae ware
(Turn to Paso Three)
Athens Citizens
Co To Atlanta
For Fair
Meet
When Three Premiers Cet Together
A moat unuaual picture of three premiere of Europe taken dt their firpt meeting. Left to right they
are Premiers Thepnia of Belgium, Harriot of France and MacDonald of England. This photograph —
aa tho European nations came together.-to ,diacuia the Dawes report. It la probably the most
t confarenco sfacu tho Peace Treaty, * ■ — -■
portent
MORE IN ISO 1
COLLIDES SUNDAY
Members of the committee
imed by Joel A. Wier, president
of tho Chamber of Commerce, and
Mayor O. H. Arnold, Jr„ went to
Atlanta Monday to attend a meet
ing colled there to disc use plana
for Georgia’s participation in the
Southern exposition in Now York
next January.
Interest Is being aroused all over
the state over this exposition and
Georgia will, in all probability,
have a port in it. If thia state Is
represented with an exhibit Ath
ens will be particularly interested
and will derive ■ gnat deal of
publicity through tho exhibit on
account of tho prominent part the
State College of Agriculture wiU
In It-
pbf hr it
Bmnl;
similar expos!
tion held in Chicago and a-groat
amount of favorable advertising
waa secured. Tho Now York ex
position will bo a much larger ono
and tho committee named from
this county will certainly favor
participation on tha part of Geor
gia. f
(■y w . .
TOKIO--Mor* then a hundred
and fifty persons were drowned in
th® wreck 6( the steamship Tai-
rtl Maru with the Kamikuru Mara
off Caps Notoro. northeast of. Hok
kaido at ten forty five o'clock Sun.
day night, says a dispatch to Amhl
a Toklo paper.
The vessel was bound fo r Otarc
and won of 1,240 tons.
It was elated’that only clghtesn
passengers an<T five of th® crew
were saved.
Firpo To Battle
Harry Wills On
September 11
NEW YORK—Luis Angel Plrpo
the "wild boor of the Pampas will
meet Harry Wills. New
WANT DAVIS TO
OPEN CAMPAIGN
3LAND
IN NEW ENGI
DA!
(By Associated Press.)
ftKHAH ‘ *
KBOR, Ialesboro.
—New England democratic leaders
desire John W. Davis, democratic
nominee for president to open his
campaign In t Ihs section.
Th* leaders believe there hi a
great prospect of swinging several
of the New England states Into
the democratic column away from
President Coolldgc.
Tho Main? state election will be
held In September.
TEST PLANES FOD
WEDNESDAY FLIGHT
(By United Press.)
BROUOH,. Enr.—The Americar
flyers tested their -plane* Monday
preparatory to hopping off Wedt
Orleans I "‘"Y *°r the Orkneys whence they
steveddr* in a twelve round bout
et Jersey City. Tex Rickard an
nounced Monday.
The fight will be- held on Sep
tember 11. end will probably be
staged In Boyle's Thirty Acres, the
•cent of the Dempsey-Csrpentlef
battle, it was stated. ,
Arsenic has been found in ap
preciable quantities In all organs ot
the humar\ body.
Loeb Plotted Murder, Says
Alienist For Defense
will cross the Atlantic for America.
CONTINUE
FLIGHT
IN COUNTRY
(By Associated Frees)
WASHINGTON — EMebllehm.nl
at alx regional campaign head
quarter. baa bran planned by man-
aeer. of SfnXIo- Robert U. La.
Polleltc, It tyaa learned her. Mon
day. . .
Th. m»n who will hav* charts
of the Indepretent lickot’a candi
date belltv. that It will 'enable
them lo perfect n nation-wide or.
Kanlatlon quickly and carry oe
the drive for .votes.
1W, CHAMPIONS
T
The members f of Co. “D** 82nd
regiment W. 6. W. Athens that
went to Jackaonylll* for the week's
L “HELP”
LIGHTER SPIRITS
1
PRAISED BY IIS
STUDENTS
Atlanta Tnchera attending th*
University o f Georgia Summer
school gave a delightful banquet!
at the Georgian Saturday erearing
in honor ot Dr. J. & Stewart, di
rector of the school. Tho forty five
Attentions attending expressed the
dsopwt appreciation, and pledged
their earnest support to "the state
UatvcnAica summer School."
Mien Maggie Solomon, toestmae- thing
tar. declared that Atlanta and horithty
encampment laat week have return-'picked It up and whirled it through
♦4 home after breaking up In the ?o The barrel lit, open aide
snared. .'down, on top of tho pole. A strange
prank of nature, but If you hav.
by verloua doubts about go R y c , BeHch ,
teif.
News of sdltloDol . prises was
brought back by the vlctorloui
Athenians. In addition to tha
prises already noted, eom|
prise, heft company commander
prise, on*, two, threo best drilled
cadet prise, four out of «
medals were won by tho local
compels.
Thee* medals war* given for eg-
traordlnsry services rendered aad
> awarded to Captain Carl Von
der Leith, Captain F. H. Ptrr
Captain N. C. Handley and For
grant ,W. R. James. •
The local company collective!)
and Individually, won about every-
that was offered and which
were elig ole to compel# for
teachers aro deeply Interested In and groat credit goes to Copt. Car:
tho school tad assured cJosa co- Von der Leith who trained the com-
duration in tha future. At tbo rs-'pany and drilled It during th® en.
qtisst of tbo boots. Dr- Stewart campment. All th* members arc
spoke on "How Atlanta Teachers being congratulated upon their ac.
(Turn to Pago Three)
Shift In Weather
Fools Big John;
Thinks It's Fall
N. H., and see for yoursdl
OFFICIAL DEPORTS
SAY BRAZILIAN
; REBELS HAVE
BIN UP
United ITeas Staff Correspondent
RIO JANEIRO.—Rebel
forces which have held the
(By Untied Press)
.LONDON — Informal
mediation by Secretary
Charles Hughes is gener
ally understood to have
been the turning point in
the conference toward a
pint of renewed confl-
lence, the Evening Stand
ard said Monday.
Hughes left for Paris Monday,
bidden farewell by Ambassador
Kellog and alied officials, after
which the “big five" went to No.
10 Downing street to discuss de
tails of Monday afternoon's plen
ary session*
The big five adjourned their
conference at eleven o’clock. They
were apparently well satisfied
with what had happened*
The conference outlook had
brightened considerably over th*
week end and expectations of an
agreement on disputed points *t
the plenary session ran high. The
reason for the improvement in
sentiment was a decision report*
edly reached at the week end con
sultations by Premiar Herriot to'
approve inviting the German dele
gation to London with the pei
tive of freely discussing i
issues such ss economic evacua
tion of the Ruhr as a means of
restoring Germany’s financial and
economic .structure.
It was after a talk with Hughes
and Secretary Mellon that Herriot
‘agreed to this.
The French premier also agreed
that French and Belgian troop*
should evacuate the Ruhr os soon
ap possible after economic evacua
tion had been effected.
The Daily Telegraph praises
Ilerriot's courage for his report
ed change of front which is
equivalent to an open challenge to
Poincare and his extreme nation
alistic followers.
The plenary session authorised
the big five to summon the (Jer
tnunx and' the member* of the
pnrntion* commission to London
whenever-the leaders think the
situation warrants such a step.
It wue decided however to try
and find lomu formula based up.
on th** compromise plan proposed
by Premier Theunle of Belgium and
ko U Im unlikely that the Invita
tions will be Issued before Wed
nesday. ♦
city of Sao Paulo since
Juy 4, have capitulated,'it
jDllohments rot only by their
r«iiow w. o. • /. brother, but b»j wa ' 8 officially stated here
tb.^btte i, xrewre). Monday,
LYON8—Major Petro Zannl. Ar
gentine airman who I® setting out
on a world flight continues to en
counter the worrst possible condL
tlons. Driven back 8unday night
when h e attempted to go from Ly
on* to Rome, the flyer set out
Monday for the Italian capital.
LONDON—The Italian airman
Locatelll who set out from Piss
|'Friday.to Join the American world
BY Ik D. EDWARDS
NBA Service Writer
CHICAGO. — It was “Dickie”
Loeb, tbs boy whose picture made
mothers cry as they beheld him
labeled as a murderer, who plotted
tbo kidnapping end death of Rob-
art Franks*
It was ‘Dickie” Loeb, with the
smile that has made many a lees
sigh for e word from ite owner,
who was tbo “master mind” lit the
whole diabolical acheme.
And Nathan F. Leopold, Jr..
bricUccthal, sullen lookinf,
■uper-tntellecthal, sullen lookinf,
ae If-christened “Ucituchean Co.
Hall, leader and impreisario of the
mental create
in every day
nooee. Loeb
bat he Ueo v
Other points Dr. Hall
ere: i.
Leopold will saner i-complete
mental breakdown—probably with-
day English, insanity of
" will hold out longer,
will break down.
Leopold Is n victim of autoism,
a type which centers end defies
the ago. Loeb is a ease of non*
emotional peychorix. Theirs Is a
supreme case of "folio a deux” or.
In tvandya English, Insanity of
two.
Leopold might have escaped all
the trouble be finds himself In if
it had not been lof Loeb, "Dickie,''
| flyers at Brough and accompany
makes them across tha Atlantic has bean
located tom, tarty elnht hours
tater near Maraetllaa, according tc
th. Dally Telegraph.
it had net been for Loeb, "Dickie,"
however, eventually would have
reached the same and as that be
now finds himself in.
Inrastirationx of a dozen prom
inent alienists, employed by tbs
defense, wen nude separately.
staff of allaniata. retained by the. But the conclusions of ail wer vie-
J-# 1 'a II- 4ls- .... k.. JorenJ
tuoliy th® some, it has b«tn found, over laat year,
PAVING THE WAY
FOR HIGHER
PRICES?
(By Associated Prate)
NEW YORK—The Amerlcar
Railway Association Monday called
attention to th. tact that they non
hav. lmteo surplus cool oars (a
good repair available for aerate,
oot la use, owing to the lack of
'W'hero yon goin' John?”
"Coin' to tho gym, you not”
Tha above la a verbatim
conversation which poised be
tween the Honorable John
Fletcher and Chief ot Detac-
tlvos Charley Seagravea Man-
day morning. John woe
promptly corralod wit tha old
of ten policeman and t few
volunteers and a few ques
tions wen put to him which
brought out the following
tf The big fellow arose this
morning feeling as spry ae a
two-yaarold. He went down
to n light breakfast of bautts-
luupe, six eggs, n pen of hot
rolls, a two-pound stack and
a taw other eatables. After
breakfast John went oat' to
sniff the air. It wee actually
cold.-
“What the 1" he exclaim
ed. “Here I have been sleeping
sine, last summer. I’ll bet I am
lata for practice. No tallm*
what Com;her thinks of me,
stooping for two weeks
straight this way. Batter girt
my old toga and no* down to
the field. The boys will be
wailin' for me.’ And
WHAT YOU WILL
HEAR ON YOUR
RADIO
enough, when Chief Charley
met John he was tearing forth.
football Iis id. The change in
the weather hod fooled tho big
boy. He thought bo hod done
Rin Van Winkle act and
it lor ■ l
slept for n touple of weeks,
jhe breexe was so cool end fall
At that,, tbo thermometer
registered 85 degrees Monday
WBC—Springfield, 1(7
I p. m| EST—Mock trial.
WLW—Cincinnati, 413 metre*
* p. m. E8T—Municipal Open.
WDAP—Kansas City—411 metre,
—11:41 p. en. CST—Nlththawk
Frolic,'
WJZ—N.w York. 4(4 metres. ItlO
p.m BBT—Goldman Concert Band.
WCAP—Washington and WRAF
New York. 433 metres, U. g. Ma
rin. Band.
The announcement was
not unexpected as it was
known the heavy federal
bombardment which has
been underway for sev*
metre#- era i j ayg had placed the
rebellious troops
hopeless position.
KLAN NOT NAMED
IN REPORT OF JAP
COMSULGENERAL
TOKfO-^The recent anti-Japan-
m activities In California, reporta
in * ai of wh,ok were P rlnte<1 * n Japan#**
a l newapapfr*, eOQOPd a sensation
hert*. unpurently due to labor trou
bles, **/ 'V-
“Legal troops (the gov- Th » Han'Francisco consul sen.
ernment forces) have tak
en all rebel positions in
Sao Paulo,” the official
communique said.
FIGHTING THE BOLL WEEVIL
By 4 W FIRORp County Agent
Hot Wroth#r and th# Boll B##vil
On Friday, July 28. th# wrlt#i
found It dtaOd larva# and pupa* In
a spot of cotton about It fee'
square, on the farm of A. P. Win*
•ton, New ton's Bridge Road. This
was over fifty per cent of punc.
tureJ square® found in that parti*
cular spot.
The bot and dry weather had
reached sufficient lnt#nsltjr by last
Friday to a tart It* d«ttructioii of
boll weevils. However, all eggs
larvae and pupae In punctured
square* hav# not been klUed up te
Squares which ' bar« bee*
protected by the shad# of large
I plants, square* that w*r # turned
under during cultivation, and re
cently punctured squares or® stir
eoorcee of futur* boll weevil In-
Th® hot on# dryjr®a.
ther has not and probably will nqt
kill any number of mature weevil*.
I hav® beta finding newly develop,
ed weevils In the whit® blooms'
during the entir* week. Tbefec
weevils undoubtedly hatched
b«for e th® hot wist her got going
right or cam* from, square® pro
tected from drying out.
However, th* dry and hot #*a-
ther of the last ten days ho® been
of toymens* benefit to all oottoa
farmer® In this section, ss It cam*
Just ss'ib® first summer b
started to work, thereby lessening
tbs possibilities for damsg® from
brood. If the dry wee.
ther should continue for. a week ot
two. It would no doubt enuxs som®
■bidding of cotton, but on tbs oth
er band It would bo of itlll great
er vatu® tn controlling the bo))
eral report* to the Foreign Office
afu-r nn-Invefttlgation that th* Ka
Klux Kl:in, to which th* first re-
P«»rts attribute! th** disorder, did
not mentfoti. the Ktan.
The Inquiry by the consul gen
eral ehowe -that the demonstrations
ut the plnntM of two fruit com
panies Were In progreM at Hope,
land,' California. when the shot
was fired.-
Oratory Recital
To Draw Crowd
racua* f*
Ion t
the A
A large crowd, le expected to at
tend the recital of th e Oratory De-
patment ot th e University Sumrqer
School Monday night at 8:18
o’clock ut the Colonial theatre.
The program represent* each of
th? different phuee® of the work
covered In the Oratory Department
th!® summer, each member being
chosen from the regular class
room work.
The member® of th® Oratory fac
ulty of the Oratory Department
for thie summer, are Carolyn
Vance. Frances McCabe, and Caro
lyn Cobb.
The public 1* cordially invited
to Mtend. There 1® no charge sf
admJoilonl r _ |r ®—-®mwi^^
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