The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, October 04, 1927, Image 8

Previous Issue Next Issue

Clip Visible Area View Page Text View PDF

Newspaper Page Textipion Fiddlers! JT1J Of The Old Time ”*" To Be Seen Here NORDERNEY, Frisian Island*. The % Junker* seaplane \ started a trans-Atlantic _ ^ fia the Azores Islands at . 4:45 p. m. Tuesday. /It ira« planned for the plane to. iui mt* fii.uit' iu , fir down the North Sea and serosa 'ie Atlantic to the Azores, then, Itgr refueling, to eontlnne via [owfouodland, probably to New t lfl j been announced !ate' 'Monday nlttht that a woman paa. ranger would accompany rhe plane hut "there had been no further word up to just before the atart. In Chita there are men who tralh crickets to fight duel*. ;Hr»ter p a hlppotamus In a New York zoo, eata 150 pound, of hap, 15 '•"•vea of bread 5 heada of cabbage id *0 pound, of corn.talks ns reg al dally diet. — Gld 'Tanner, radio star and Co lumbia Phonograph artist, will be seen and haard at tha Colonial the atre Friday and Saturday evenings of this week. Ipella of Nervoaanee* Also Trou bled This Lady Who Gives Cardui Credit for Helping Her Get WelL Depew, Okie.—“For alx yeara," I ’ Mr*. Edd Burton, of thl* v, "I /offered aa bad ae a wo- i can suffer and still keep go wns good .for nothing, was and pale, unabla to aat jc. Nothing agreed with At times I had such bad in my aides and back I I .have to go to bed. I had 'tig spells and would faint If on ihy feet any length of years T was aa nervous t. My norves would bc- upsot at the least little and I would have spella of < r>ing that werg so exhausting they left mo prostrate. “Several of my friends suggest ed tiial I tako Cardui. They told to? of their experiences with it, how much thoy hnve been helped. At Inst I decided to try it ‘‘In a few weeks, I could see that I was improving, so I kept on. I did not expect tho troubles of years to disappear in a few days, nor did they, but in tlmo I was much better.' I kept up the Cnrdui treatment for several mouths and thanks to i‘ ! am a well woman now.” Thousands of women have been helped to health by Cardui. Get u bottli at the drug store. “The “Old Time' 1 fiddlers, who appeared at the Colonial theatre last week met with such an ora tion rrom the people of'Athens, the champion fiddler, radio star, phonograph artist and entertainer of tlio South, and bis company of champion fiddlers and entertain ers, on Friday and Saturday eve nings of tbls week. Those who will appear bore Fri day and Saturday are recognised artists In their lines and hold the championships of the south award ed to them at the ronveotlon held In Atlanta recency. Among those who will be seen and beard hare aro: Old Tanner, the champion tiddler and entertainer of the •outh, possessing a donble-barrell. ed voice. Tho Columbia Phono, graph Co., told over ton thousand rocords of bit songs and enter, tainment laat month. He le a nat. oral bom entertainer and native of the mountain country. Riley Pocket, the guitar king, also a Columbia Phonograph artist and radio star will he aeen here along with Bill Helma, champion fiddler of the south; Gordon Tanner, champion buck and wing dancer of three’ states snd Joe Wtges. the champion In Ala section. These native entertainon give a performance that l»_ not equaled by any other class of entertain ment. The price of admlaslon will be 25, 35 and 50 cents. i HIGH GOES HEAVY T Children’s Week To Be Obsrevec By Methodists A week of great importance „ all Methodist te “Gbiidieaw Week which wtli he observed in all Metro odist churches October 10-ltr For eight years this weak has been observed aa part of the modern program of religions education and it is believed to have gresult* for tho ition of little chil- BY VALCO LYLE A long and hard scrimmage was ^ the program carried ont by Coach religious Brown's Athena *** *”!* w *£ dren tha* any other one thing! riors Monday in Preparation for, ^ M . ry Lemmon, Conference t -k« Elementary Superintendent,la pro- £72^5Lk!l? .Lilli, n>°Un« the wei in North Goor- S.a h u* 1 ? 1 gla- According to Miss Lemmon, many as a etreng,contender ,fe». th0 „, y u observe tha week ^ football champion-jj g ^ beginning with the pageant ---imnitii- Tu.wlav writt * n especially, tor it cailttf, ^Another aerimmaje *“*“*£ "The Holy Alliance.” Each teach- »ki h j!^a* r wUi° r nr^£.hlv '‘rtSl** ** * u PP°* ed ** vi,lt ** ch Of Mi ^ * h ‘ Pupils during the week The Red and White stock took a decided slump when tb* neiya was received that Milton Leathers /tar tackle and linesman for the last three years would br out of the game Friday and probably for two or three weeks on account of iniuries. Just who Doctor Brown will niece at tackle in his stead is uncertain, but it will likey be Morehead or O'Farrell. This game promises to be one of the most interesting in the last few years. Tha location of the two schools is in entirely differ ent sections of the state, and will a-*d color to the occasion. Tho fact that the visitor* have an eye on the state championship, and that are seeking revenge on the Iortls for ths defeat that the Ath enians gave them in their last game, five year* ago, will make tha going tha more harder. The name will get underway at 30 o’elock on Sanford Field, Fri day afternoon, with a nominal admiuion -charge. pupil* during the week and the ob servance should culminate in great adult meeting, attended all of the officers, teacher* and BHER-HERALD TO DEI PLAY BV PLAY DETAILS OF SERIES MKE A PURELY VEGETABLE TONIC irdoseptlc, for hygienic r Quid be lined by women as a ndJd^armVKs^eternerU^Octa^ —(Advertissment) Ofy**? knowing of no » pounded a special nreacription foe FLYERS TO REACH _ Jday, readers of the Banner-Herald will be given n full and complote play by play detail of the world eerie* games, and ST. LOUIS, Mo. —Edward F. Schioe and William S. Brock, around ths world flyer*, left here Tuesday,bound for Detroit end home. They were scheduled to reach the Ford Airport at Dear born, Michigan, at 3:00 P. M., making ona atop at Indianapolli, cn route. The fieri lyeft Detroit n little more than a month ago in their Stinson-Detroiter monoplane, the Pride of Detroit, with n view to flying eastward around the world. Near Lynching Is Averted; Negro Imnlicates White fContlnuad From Fags'One! declared Buchanan tad hired him to MU Howell hut gave no rka- aon why Buchanan should want Howtll's life. - H* told the mob that Bnchanan can him $5.60 (or th* murder And the promise that he conld have Howell’s car. Tho negro was taken buck to tho Jail and th* officer^ of the county went In search of Buchan, an. He was found In .the lower end of tb* county and .was taken to the Macon jail tor eafeJteepIng. FISH! 15c lb. FRESH ARRIVALS DAILY Large Roe Mullet only .. .■ 15c lb. Headless Drawn Haddock only . . .J.vSBB. The cheapest and best meat you can Buy for the money. Then, too, remember “Sea Food Is Health Food”—It is what you need at least twice a week to keep well. > r Expect full supply of other choice fish, .in cluding our celebrated Chesapeake Bay Oysters’ —solid pack—there’s a. great big difference; a trial will convince vou. SEA FOOD HEADQUARTERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ATHENS FISH & OYSTER CO* 573' East Broad The Cm !. Market 1: Across the Street - ■ From Us Now, as will as a pre-game story a post-game stoiy by Henry L. Farrell, Sports Editor of tho United Press. This play by play detail of the game-: cornea direct to the Banner- Herald via long distance tele phone, which I* much faster than telegraph. The complete etory of each jtame will be contained in parents of the Sunday School. At Will u Qlvalra I I—M this meeting some “Forward “UI OnaKe-Up This the Step” is decided started to forward step usually takes form of some neeeisary equip ment gotten for th* school, or new building started, or really great project begun. Supplies for carrying out th* be had from th* program may be had from the North Georgia Sunday School of fice, $07 Wesley Memorial church in Atlanta, and they are famished without charge, upon request- The slogan for tho week has in former yearn been “Tha World Move* Forwaid on the Feet of Little Children,” but because the whole school instead of the ele mentary division alona Is expected to participate in th* observance of the week, tho slogan thjs year is: ‘‘Give More Thought to Child hood and Youth.” Chairman Erwin Announces Committees 'Vonsinuea From Page one, each tune of th* Banner-Herald. Riding Roller Coaster Gives Schenck Thrill (Continued From Page One) his, brother. Joseph Schenck. There he unfailingly takoe n whirl <-n one of the many riding devices, whence may be had a vista of Manhattan across the broad Hqd- “Hello, Nlok” Schenck takes an acUvt Inter net In business of. the concession, alrra of the park, and when be appears. "Hello Nick,” may heard from the amelleit frankfur ter stand to the manager of the $160,000 scenic railway. At tb* age of $0, Nicolas be gan hla business career ae a chum. He followed this calling for only three years. At .that time Marco* Loew had a dream of a chain of moUon plctura theaters, and NltAolas and hla brothar, Jo seph, joined him in the venture. The motion plctqre then was questionable, both as entartaln. meat and investment, five cents being the general, prlye of admit, aloo to the flickering and lqd|s- tlnct shadows that dancad and grimaced on the mnalin sheets that were the screens of that day. Hut ny the time the projected request. ‘‘Just' s Moment Please. While th* Operator Change* Reels," became 'familiar In the land, the public had taken the "movies” to Its heart, and the Loew-Schenck fortunes assured. A Movl* a Day In the private projection room of the Loew 8t*te building In New York, Sflhenck views at least one picture n day. deciding tkn close of theaters In Rblch the pic. turn will be shown. Sometime* he attendn-pne of hla own-theaters, where he le known and groetad by everyou* from the bouse manager to the last tuber. He I* an ardent fight tan. and was among those who battled for the $40 ringside scats at Chicago recently. . , jte does not often attend th* legitimate theater, and hla read ing Interest* are centered mainly In theatrical productions- One Photo—Loew 1 * Schenck’* office I* plain and without decoration. The brown- panelled walls are bare except for a small photograph of Marcus Loew. He recently married Pansy Wil cox. Their home occupies the en. tire 15th floor of a new apart, meat bouse In 6th street. Schenck nevqr has been abroad. Lyle, H. L. Gofer, L. 3. Davit, nr, No. 5—E. B- Hodgson, Jr., cap- tain; G. M. Caskey/W. O. Bol 3. Loef, F- A. Lipscomb, Os Roberts, W. L. Florence, W. C___ ton Thornton. C. H. Newton, O. O, Grimes, Bolling OuBose, J. U Howell, T. H. Jackson, Ed Cohon. No. d—H—O. Epting, captain; Judge J. D. lira dwell, C. G. Eck ford. Dr. Paul L. Holliday, Max Michael, Dink Martin, R. J. Han cock, R.’T, Goodwn, H. C- Doo little, H. K. Atwell, Max Goldman, E. I. Smith, Jr., V. J. Moas. No. 7—C. D. Flanigen, captain; D. C. Anderson, T. w. Baxter, Tat* Wright, K. F. Porter, E/L. Sec mat, Dr. E. L. H1U, Dr- Hekjy Reid, Sam Woods, Flettwood La nier, L. T. Carithers, J. M. Bill- {off* A. s. Mormu). » No. 8—M. G. ]Nicholson, cap tain: J C. Jester, W. L. Hancock, "I’m too busy to travel,” he ex plain*;: h.ijfj L'lii'J English couple dwell un- hr a completely foenlsh- hauao. without-paying rent bo- tuse 20 years ago the owner was • i ,rlxh f ened from It by tho janes of ing tb* budget ample to carry out the program, A list of the captain* and team* as selctcad by Mr. Erwin, are *4 follows: No. 1—Dr. N. G. Slaughter, « tain; R. O. Arnold, J. K. Jam Br., J. K. Davit, A. C Exwin, D. Sledge, P. L. Huggins, R. G Davis, H. H. Gordon, Jr. John V. Mots, L. L. Eppard, Charles S. Compton, J. H. j’osi, R. L. Keener. No. —Gasper Palmissno, cap tain: J. W. Barnett, E. B. Moll, W. M. Bryant, Dr. H. B. Hcywood, Morton S. Hodgson, B. P. Joel, G. Gatea, Dr. R. P. Stephens, . T. Culp, Prof. E. J* Griggs, Dr. H. M. FuIHIowt, J. P. Carter, Le roy Michael. No. 8—W. K. Meadow, captain; C. H. Brand, John L. Salway, A. Cunningham, Dr. B- B. r J. H. Griffeth, John E. Tsiiu, George E, Deddwylsr, Paul Smith, T. L. Elder U. H. Daven port, A. E. Bird, George B. Mil ler, L. H. Marlatt, H. Cutelr. No. 4—L, O. Pries, captain; Dr. H. W. Birdsong, A. G. Adams, P. H. Darden, C. D. " ' _ C*mM } Fred G. Bell,' J. L. Thylor. DK J. M. Pound R. C. Campbell, I. H. Hinton T.II. Scott. Prof^S.^P. uuu. iinwr, u, nrncqcK G. k. Mcll, Sam H. Nickerson, John W, Horton, P. W. Hudson, E. J. Crawford, John Bondurant, Dr. Bernard W. Carey, £. £. Lam- gr n -J R *£Ul^ bb - A ' Eh0d "’ No. $—John D. Mcll, E. a Braswell, W. L. Terrell,. A. _ W. win», n. u> vmuv,, a m. Dobbj, J. R. Fain, P ; M. Almaad, .Walter E. Jackson J, Gay Hancock, a U MoWhcrtor, Dr!H..L HeyniltS: No. 10—Lee Hi M. M. Arnold, " Done; ” ’•X¥L became Doriey, Jr., S. C Moon, Jaloe Bernstein, H. P. Lawrence, C, F. Chymes, Earl Thomas, Charles E. B. Steed- Martin, G. A. Booth, man, Ben Eppe* No. 11—C. A. Trussell, captain: AWt Nix, P. S. Johnson! T. B. Anderson, W. Hr Dozier, Grot TP. Beeiand, L. M. Johnson, Joel Wler, A. L. Morton. R, E. L ~ u^ I No. b—<3. Ray, captain; J. K. Patrick, N.- S. Af1h&!*c:.D: —-- u w. Nelson, Sidney . ^_ jry Hardy, Abe Link. Harold Holme, WT G. TiUer, B. Dunaway, W. A. Capps, Harm Iqdgaon..'. . .FARM FACTS Wilk flow* where alfalfa grown More firm machinery it put on the junk pile by neglect than by Witness Fined For Cotnempt Of Court; Remitted flair between Wolver M. Smith and John Birchmore, wit ness in the case of J. W. Swilling against the Palm Garden, brought a contempt fine to Mr. Birchmore in the Superior Court Tuesday morning. Mr. Birchmore passi t* ac the lie to CoL Smith, who la act- li CTCj Georgia 1 Ginning Report Is Made Public Tuesday ATLANTA — UP) — Vigorous ing as solicitor general in tho ab- ’protest ovar iincrsassa in freighe sence of Henry H. West., who is.»•» “ "aU raw product*” vr£s recuperating from ( recent dper-1 entered by Eugene Talmadge, ation ^or.appendlcltis, and Judge state commissioner of agrimlture. OTer yjj inche , in tion dom- ,en »‘ f Portion fined him np, .warning hofore the ORening iMsion here ol him that ids offenke was subject southern classification dom- to a Jail sentence but that 1 would not impose that on jdm. Mr. Birchmore, before he left the stand, apologized to the court and to Mr. Smith and later Judge Fortran remitted his fins. Twitty Says He Vill “Shake-Uf County Wardens mitte*. , -, - . i - ,, • Mr. Ihlmddge’s protest epecifi- ed «uch item, ss agricultural im plements, assies in less than car lot, fungicides, peanuts, tnd pe cans and beans. Southeastern shipping interest* were generally represented before the committee which spent the first day in gncral discussion of the special docket. Speceific sub ject* having been assigned through October $th, will be taken up Wednesday by the connplttee. ATLANTA, Ga. —UP)— Peter S. Twttty, state game and fish commissioner, said Tutsday there would be a “shake-up” in the per sonnel of county game wardens for the ensuing year. He said ‘the changes would be announced within th* next week “1 have declined co re-appoint fnactive and indifferent wardens and have substituted in their plac es men who will enforce the law* strictly and Impartially, seeking the best type available because the th* measure of respect for game and fish laws in any conn- tv depends on the character of th* lot »l warden,” Mr. Twitty laid. He declined to give tho number of warden* he would dismiss, but said tho number would not be half those -in th* state. Salvation Army Campaign Will Begin Next Week (Continued From Wap* On.) Workers are now being recruited to assist, and it is hoped that in view.of the small amount of time asked of each, the response will be large. The slogan “Many workers, less work,” ha* been adopted. A luncheon for all workers will “•held next Monday evening at :30 o’cock at the Holman Hotel Here the divisions will be gather ed under their "Colonels” to via with each other in .enthusiasm and challenge. There is already much evidence of rivalry among tho ‘Colonels," each declaring that hla division wil cclipsq the others. NDC ADDRESSES SCOUT COURT OF HONOR “Every boy in America should ‘ i Hfs st< ' ' know the life story of Jimmie West,” who is the chief of the Boy Scout movement in th* Unit ed States, was the outstanding re mark of CoL A bit Nix in his ad dress at the Boy Seont Court of Honor last night at the city halL In quoting Mr. Weat’s recent in terview in the American -Maga- WASHINGTON. — (AP) — Of the 218,507 bales of cotton ginned in Georgia prior to September 1, it was estimated Tuesday by the Department - of Agriculture that 213,059 are tenderable under the cotton futures act and 448 bales are untenderable. Of the cotton tenderable 211,440 bales were if '• Maple 1 ’ 7-8 - to ' 1.32 inches in length and 1,6X9 bales The estimate wai baaed- upon data Attained from a classification the grade and staple length of cotton grown, in ths state. It 1* the first estimate of the kind made by th* department under an ap propriation by congress for purpose. Another report will be made October 27, which wiU include 27 counties in northwest Texas and southwest Oklahoma. Similar re ports will be made in November, Deceml uber, February and ApriL YOUNG NAMED WASHINGTON -UP)- H o. i YOling, Mtminnnnlla — ^ A* oung, bf .Minneapolis, was desi» ated Tuesday by President S IfF* rvnuamne *L. A . n, ‘* ‘fa*. Boa'™' °' 11,6 ^ THIS WOMAN ■FOUNO RELIEF After Long Suffering by Talc. , ing Lydia E. Pinlham-r Vegetable Corapoumi In a little town of the Middle lv«t as a discouraged woman. For ton months sho bad Stoop to pot M her own tho?. Unable to dolS work, unable to go out of doors or enjoy a trlcoai, chgt with ber neighbors, lit, teemed dark Indeed to Mrs MI CAVITY BUT , ... , — SUDBURY, Ontario —UP)—The Worthington Mine of tho Mond ^ \ ? ^ Nlckle Company, coHapsed Tuas- • tremendous .care-in in edncational movement tor boys that ha* been slsrted in recent year*.” Mr. Nix delivered an Engle Badge to Billy Hines, who is Athens' neweat and youngest Eagle Scoot. The court sms presided over by Mr. C. D. Flanigen, the other members being Mr. Abit Nix, Mr. Sidney Boley. Dr. E. B. Hudson, Dr. Stanlev B. Grubb, Mr. W. E. Hines, Mr. James Csmak, Mr.. E. Woods, Mr. Tom Stanley and R .K. Lsstar, Scout executive. CENSORSHIP GALVESTON. Texas.—(AP)- A censorship of all cable commu nications between Mexico and the United States was put into effect Monday by the Mexiean govern ment, the Galveston cable office announced Tuesday. Tho super vision of messages covers those filed both way*. Advices that the censorship was in effect came from tho cable superintendent in Mexico City. a aeries of vibrations which rock ed the mining town. Although the power plant, one house, a number of ore ears and several hundred feet of railway tracks slid into tha cavity, there was no loss of life. A miner, his wife and child who were in tho house went with it, but survived. Workmen hid been ordered from (he mine Monday night, official* fearing danger. use BanneivHerald Classified Cards. Phone 75 They Pay. Then ono day, a booklet was left at her front door. Idly sho turned the pages. Soon sho was resdiS with quickened Interest The mtit booklet was filled with letters from women In conditions similar to ben who bad found better health by tak ing Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. “I b««»n taking the Vegetable Compound,” Mis. Daugbsrty wrltei "and after I took the third bottle, I found relief. I mm on my eleventh bottle and I don't have that trouble any mors, and feel like a different woman. I recommend the Vege table Compound to everyone I eee who has trouble like mine. I no wining to answer any letters from women asking about the Vegetable Compound."—Mas. Ed. Damnon, 1208 Orchard Ave- Muscatine, low?. Next time you buy calomel ask for. The thoroughly purified and refined calomel com bined with assistant and corrective agents. Nausealess—Safe—Sure LET US HEAT YOUR HOME We hRve with us Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 6, 7, 8, a Factory Repre sentative of the ALLEN PARLOR FURNACE. p , Du nng these three days we are going to give each purchaser of .one of these won- p a.i; loj :Furna c e3 your choice of a $12.50, solid brass Coal Scuttle, Wood Basket or Fire Side Set. We will be delighted to have you call and see this Furnace. Crops that are produced at tbs lowest cost urn grown on rich Our Factory Representative will be glad to go to your home and tell you just what size Parlor Furnace it will take to heat the particular space you wish to heat. Take advantage of this offer of a beautiful solid Braitt ljWiSide Set, Wood basket or Coal Scuttle during these three days of our demonstration. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY OF ALLEN PARLOR FURNACES' AND THE WOOD BASKETS, COAL SCUTTLES AND FIRE SIDE SETS, WHICH WILL BE GIVEN FREE ONLY ON THESE THREE DAYS. W1LL > The highway that leads to profitable farming Is marked wttb throe L’e—time, legume* and live stock. The hen U remember is the hen' that/lay* in December. Thft farm woodland Is. Incrcat. Ing lrfitalue eViry day. , K Richland, like Romf, : ls not: built ■You raii't - judge : lh.' ffilura 5? farming by tho recent pact. Chan, cea are the future will bo Just the opposite.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, October 04, 1927, Image 8