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Other Appointments Wil
Be Made During New
Administration
Applicants for' the postmaster
ship in Athens till have to walit
a long time before they can get
that jpolitical appointment. Post
master Paul L. Smith, who was
appointed for a four-year term
Jast Jl}nu"u'y, has three more years
Lo serve,
wud.iß. Myers is said to be an ap-
Jplicant -for the postmastership to
‘Bgecced Postmaster Smith when
the44lt&®’s term expires. Several
others, whose names were announ
ved yesterday, are also seeking the
appointment. '
In addition to the postmaster-]|
ship several other federal jobs in|
Shis s&(‘tlon will- be filled during|
the four year term of President
elect Roosevelt. The offices of U.|
8. Marshal, Deputy Marshal, Dis-|
trict Attorney and Assistant Dis
triet Attorney are included in the|
list of offices that will become \':l-5
cant during the Democratic ad-|
ministration and which will be|
fllled by Democrats. |
Congressman Carl Vinson of |
Milledgeville has anounced he will
control the appointment of the
marshals and district attorneys.
The U. 8. Commissioner, Deputy !
clerk and judge of the bankruptey
court are all named by the federal
judge, who happens to bhe a Re
publican, in Jhis district Judge
Bascom S. Deaver of Macon.
ADVENTURE CALLS
El, PASO, Texas —The call of
adventure js still strong says Tracy |
Richardson, famous soldier of for-i
fune. When asked if he had any |
projects in m'nd he said: “Youi
never can tell, T may jump off ati
any minute” As a machine gun-'
ner under Carranza. - Villa, andj;
numerous Central Amerecian revo- |
< lutionists he earned from SIOO to .
$250 ai day. He headed seveml‘
seaceful survey'ng expeditions to!
yentral America and was arrested
i 1 Texas charged with using the
Fonily to defraud. Richardson says l
he’s Innocent, 1
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Inexpensive Prescription |
. Guaranteed to Stop
* Rheumatic Pains
— e {
Theusands Joyfully Astonished at
L Swft 48 Hour Relief
(3 PR R
Progressive pharmacists will tell
.'pu that the popular big =elling
};:gficx'ix:t'(m for rheumatism right
ngw is Allenru—for 85 cents you
can t one generous bottle from
(L‘iijz:. hs Pharmacy, Mobn-Winn
'Dr'lig@(?o.. or any up to date drug
pist,
¥ou ecan get !t w'th the under
contanding that if 1t doesn't stop the
Weopgineethe agonyi-avd rveduce the
Flawalling ‘in 48 hours--your mo:
sk V@ |
EXCESS URIC ACID POISON |
: STARTS TO LEAVE IN f
24 HOURS |
Out of your jo'nts and musecles’!
20, the excess uriec acid deposits .
that are so often the cause of yours
cuffering—it’s a safe, sensible, '
cejentific formula—free from pain |
deadening drugs.. i
The same holds good for Sciati- |
fa, Neuritis and Lumbago—quick,
;:%ul relief—no more idle days—,
it Yemoves the cause. : el
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T PENNEY 'S |
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BELREN SIZES: 14 :
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One of the most famous churchce in Washingten, All E€ouls’ Uni
garian church, above, was founded in 1821 as the First Unitarian
chutch.. Priesidents John wuincy Adams, Millard Fillmore and Wil
liam Howarg Taft were members of its congregation, ;
l WASHINGTON—WIith a hislory
‘that goes back 111 years, to the |
early days of the capital, All Souls’ |
‘Unitarian church is one of th‘e'
‘most interesting as well as cne of
‘the most beautiful churches in|
‘;Washivgton. . :
‘ It was known as the First Uni~|
itar!a.n church when it was found
‘ed in 1821 by a group of nationa]!
Jeaders, including President John
\Quincy Adams, at Sixth and D.
{ytreets. The names was changed
%'.to the present one, however, when'
{the church was moved in 1877 to
;a new site, . |
{ A few years ago thé congrega
jtion erected a new building, .at
{l6th and Harvard streets, which
it still occupies.
! The histories =of three presi
dents are part of the ‘church’'s own
story. For not only was President
Adams one of the founderg, but
‘both President Millard Fllmore
and President Willlam Howard
iTaft worshiped there,
;,; Funeral services for Taft, who
‘had ‘become chief justice’ of ‘the
Tnited States supreme court, were
I'held #n . the chuxch : i 080 s v
{ One of the most distinguished
of the church’'s pastors was the
Rev. Samuel Longfeliow, brotherl
0f the American poet. |
In the stormy days that preceded
the Civil War, the First Unitarian
church became one of the centers
of the slavery dispute.
Efforts by many members of the
congregation to remain neutral
failed, for when John Brown was
oxecuted, the church definitely
took its stand with the Abholition-
ists by tolling its bell in requiem.
The authorities promptly torbid
the use of the bell in the future,
and it was not until the Civil Wat
had 'heen going on ‘for a ylear
that this ban was lifted.
The congregation was the first
to offer its church as a hospital
‘n 1861, an offer that was prompt
ly accepted by the authorities. In
return, the congregation was per
mitted to hold its Sunday services
gn the Senate chamber throughout
the war. f
| The growth of the congregation
|in 1877 forced it to build a larger
| structure nearby. The new church
| was named All Souls’ Unitarian
‘whurch, the name that was given
Avhen the present building was
j(flfldicuted a few years ago,
Heavy Undertone
. Shown by Steck
|
.~ Market Thursday
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! By CLAUDE A. JAGGER
| Associated Press Financial Editor
| 'NEW YORK — (AP) — Stooks
Ishuttled back and forth today but
ihad a rather heavy undertone.
| Trading was light, most buying
‘lzuul selling apparently originating
rwith Wall street professionals,
| Shares enjoying pool sponsorship
whowed considerable resistance, and
a few issues made net gains, but
the majority trended lower. By
afternoon losses of 1 t 0 2 points
siad been recorded in American
Tobacco B, Bastman, Johng-Man
ville, New York Central, U. S.
Industrial Alcohol, Union Pacific,
Liggett and Myers B and Lacka-
wanna. U. 8. Steel, Anaconda,
Corn Products, Consolidated Gas
and National Biscuit gave up sub
stantial fractions.
NEW YORK COTTON
Open High Low Close P.C.
Dec., .. 6.29 636 621 628 6.30’
Jan, .. 636 640 6.34 634 6.39
Mch,. ... 549 8153 643 6.44 6.48
NO IMPROVEMENT
NEW ORLEANS.— (AP) —Cot
ton developed no improvement
Ihorsday, trading continuing very
limited and prices fluctuating nar
rowly.
Open High Low Close P.C."
Deo.. .. 628 683 624 628 628
Jan. ;.. 8.36- 638 633 833 6.34 |
Mch., .. 647 649 6.40 6.44 6.451
| CHICAGO GRAIN |
High Low Close.
WHEAT— {
R re ca 43 ‘
May .. v .. 0% U N
July ..o il vo @b . R A
CORN—
PeR Ly so vl N 24% .24%
May oo e .30 .30
iy oL ws A Ble e
OATS—
Des. ... Lo e% 1N 16%
VN e s AlB% 18%
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Dr. Clarence Poe Gives
Before National Grangot
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.—(P)—-‘
[ Dr. Clave: ce Poe, of Raleigh, N. , o
edita of 1 he. FProgressive Farmer, g
told the National Grange here to- |
day that agricultural America is|
not asking for “printing press
‘money,” but does “expect an honest
dollar,”
| “The farmers of -America are!
asking only for a money system !
stabilized on the basis of the aver
age purchasing power of a dollar
in the year 1920-30, when most ot |
America’s staggering burden of |
public and Private debt was |
created,” he said. : g
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$2,400 VERDICTES |
- ATLANTA —(AP)—Verdicts for
$2,000 and S4OO were nw i ,_
night by a Fulton Superior court!
jury against Lamar Adamson
sheriff of Clayton county, in dg:
age suits brought by Mr. and’ ot
E. L. Sheridan of Hampton as the|
dftermath of a traffic accident. ||
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
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IN MERCHANDISE
GIFTS FREE
DURING THIS
SALE!
“Red Hot” Specials for Friday and Saturday
$1.50 Cocoa Mats
Special
SBc
$2.00 Metal Smoker
With Electric Lighter
SB¢c
98¢ Hammered
Brass Lamps
Special
79¢
75¢ Wall Tapestries
Beautiful Colors
T
Carpet Sweepers
Extra Special
SBc
$4.45 Floor Lamps
With Smoker
$2.95
SI.OO Concave
Round Gilt Mirrors
79¢c
End Tables
While They Last
49¢
FOLKS HAVE BEEN QUICK TO PROFIT
. BY THESE SAVINGS!
They certainly have! Never, in all our experience have we had
such an instantancous and substantial response to any sale an
nouncement! Pcople have at last realized that furniture prices
are at levels much lower than there is any reason for. They know
that now business has definitely turned the corner, furniture
prices wiil soon show a sharp advance. This great sale of ours
marks the low point of furniture prices and you should act at
once to profit by them!
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- $17.50
Odd Serving
TABLES
$ 4.95
Dandy Serving
Tables in Walnut,
Maple Overlays.
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R Teasre t MIHA (@) (FESißess 3 ‘
N ining Koom . uite
!flb =R Walnut with Maple Overl
e ainut wi aple verlays, :
| ',;___Lg_»"_._@m—?r‘_____%%%_[ Automatic Folding Leaf Table,s 050
;IL" R P Double Pedestal Base. Buffet,
5!”‘; Serving Table, five Guest and
“\:__,»él'fz‘\ - one Host Chair. -
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And Here’s a Valule =Be gl =258 3 ;
BEAUTIFUL 3-PC. ]im, |
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BED ROOM U — !3" I
SUITE gibl
Walnut Finish, Poster Bed, Van- $ 50 !lg!‘ Ifirfi[g ,
ity and Chest of Drawers. One . 3 ' 1w a
of the real high spots of this . ]
sale. See them! s . 3 !
BERNSTEIN BROS.
ETTER ILT
FURNITURE
2 -
$35.00 Wainut China Closet
A most desirable Odd :
China Closet, with attrac
tive grilled front. A re- .
markable value. Only a -+ N
few. s
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pE 0, 3-Pe. Jacquare TGO
N reprrors, :
Davenport Bed, CI u.b $ 95
Chair and Fireside Chair. “
Limited number so sce
them carly.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5 1939,
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MANY PEOPLE
_ HAVE BEEN
AWARDED GIFTS!
COME FOR
PARTICULARS!
$7.50 Occasional
Chairs
. Bis Values at
- $3.79
Folding Step Ladder
With Pail Rest
98¢
Folding Ironing
Board
Sturdy — Adjustable
SB¢c
$1 Cottage Chairs
Cane Bottoims
59¢c
Metal Bath Stoc!s
In Colors
49¢c
Electric Irons
And Waffle Irons
Each
SB¢c
Metal Kitchen Stools
With Backs
89¢c
Chenille Rugs
Assorted Colors
. .<Each
" 68¢