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^ THE ATHENS DAILY BANNER
FRIDAY MORNING, 3UNE 24, 1121.
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OFFICES FOR RENT
in the Shackleford & Holman Building
Apply to
Erwin & Company, Agents,
Munro O. Bearing, Manager Phone No. 345.
Jury Frees Mrs.
Orthwein Charge
Zeigler Murder
(By Allocated Preis)
Chicago, III., June 24.—Mrs. Cora
Isabella Orthwein was found not guil
ty by a Jury tonight on a charge of
murdererlng Herbert P. Zeigler. Mm.
Orthwein was 'the twenty-eighth wo
man accused of murder charges in
Cook county in the past ten years.
NOTED LECTURER-WRITER
AND VETERAN DEAD
(By Associated Press)
Trenton, N. J.. June 24.—CoL Er
nest E. Stahl, lecturer, writer, former
newspaper publisher and civil war
veteran, died today at the age of 77
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Seven times for the price of flve
insertions.
Cover both morning and evening cir
culation In Athens at 2 cents a word,
combination rate.
THE ATHENS BANNER,
Athens, Ga.
Lipscomb's Specialty—Fire Inauram*.
WHY NOT DIVIDR MY FIRI IN
SURANCE WITH JESTER!^
HOMES—Easy payments, lowest coat;
no loan eommlselons, T. L. Mltehell
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DR. D. LEE PEACOCK
Dentist, Phone 227
SI? Southern Mutusl Building
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WOOD) WOODI WOOD!—14.00 per
truck load, delivered. Henna Mf*.
Co., phone 147. J' 30 0
DR. WM. L. CASON
Dentist
Phone 780 306-7 Boo. Mu. Bids-
tpectallsd In Bxodontla and PyrodonUa
l > 4«l» J-JO-C
JOB EXTERIOR endlnteHorPatat-
lng and Decora tins Phona 1405. Ds-
tlniatea cheerfully furnished. Chas.
TV. Parr.
Phone 138#
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Where the Best
Eats Are Today
Ripe Tomatoes, Icfberg Lettuce
Fresh Beans, Okra, Cucumber*'
Celery, Egg Plants, Jell Peppers
Watermelons on Ice
Costa’s Delicatessen Shop.
Ga. Cantaloupes, Peaches 1 .
California Oranges, Grapefruit
Juicy Lemons, Honeydew Melons
Costa’s Delicatessen Shop.
Bulk Queen Olives. Dills’ Sour
and Sweet Mixed Pickles
Costa's Delicatessen Shop.
Fresh Okrn, ’Fresh Cucumbers
Iceberg Lettuce, Bell Peppers
New Irish Potatoes 25c the pk.
With equal amount of groceries
Arnold. Abney A Co.
Pound Cake 25e the pound
Angel's Food Cake 40c
A. T. Sponge Cake 25c
Lady Fingers 50c the pound
3 Loaves Bread for 25c
Rye Bread and Graham Bread
Arnold, Abney & Co. v
Iceberg Lettuce, Beets
Yellow Squash, Cucumbers
Fresh Okra
Arnold, Abney A Co.
Red Ripe Firm Tomatoes
Arnold, Abnoy A Co.
Efforts Release
Americans Held
By Soviets Fail
(By Associated!Press)
Riga, June 24.—Kfiorts or the Am-
■rlcan slate department through com-
-nlttees headed by Fridtjof Nanzen,
Norwegian explorer, and diplomat, to
obtalh release for American prisoners
in Soviet Russia, has been unsuc
cessful, according lo advices here to
day.
when It Is alleged she attempted to
shoot her husband.
Mrs. Campbell Is held pending the
outcome of Mrs. Howard's wound. She
probably will recover.
Man and Woman
Arrested After
Shooting Freed
'Atlanta, Ga., June 24.—M. W. Camp-
hell, of Greenville, 8. C„ and Mrs.
Sarah Ward, arraigned today on
-barges of disorderly conuct were re
eased through lack of evidence. The
man and woman were held by police
following the accidental wounding of
Mrs. Leila Howard by Campbell's wife
Chamber Wants Sol.
Boykin Impeached
(Special to The Banner) ’
Atlanta, Ga., June 24.—In a latte*
covering 23 typewritten. pages, ad
dressed to Governor Hugh M. Dorsey,
In which bo demands the impeachment
of Solicitor General John A. Boykin,
Hon. Aldine Chambers. Atlanta attor
ney, former membej; of the Atlanta
Birmingham, Ala., June 24.—Several j poiice hoard, members of the Georgia
Stage Fight in Roof
Garden on 25-Story
Birmingham Bldg.
persons had nurrow escapes from se
rlous Injury this afternoon when two
delegation to the national convention,
and otherwise politically prominent.
unidentified youths staged a battle in, ma kes the charge that the solicitor
the roof garden on top of a 25 story j genera], who uncovered the bunco'
building. The melee resorted to the | a y n dicate In Atlanta, has been guilty
use of chairs, two of which crashed | c f re p ea ted violations of the law.
to the sidewalk, crowded with people., Boyklll p | tche< j h is attack against
hut no one was hit. A crowd orangey | chamber* along with members of the
passers-by rushed up the elevators but j p 0 ]] ce force and others In Atlanta,
the combatants escaped. j an( | caused the .recent probe b;' counV
ell of the police' and detective depart-
CHARLES B. WARREN ments. He secured, too, conviction of
AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN i some or the bunco men. and brought
; about nearly 30 indictments against.
(By Associated Press) I others.
Washington, D. C.. June 24.—Chas. ■ In his letter Mr. Chambers'jayiTht
B. Warren, a Michigan lawyer, was , purpose of It Is to put the governor
named by President Harding today as j in position to Institute Impeachment
ambassador to Japan. ! proceedings, which the letter asks for:
‘Tim” Murphy And
Six Others Charged
Robbing the Mails
Chicago, 111., June 24.—"Big Tim"
Murphy and bIx other men were In
dicted today by a federal grand Jury,
charged with stealing #350.000 from
the made in the Dearborn station
robbery on Apdll 6th. The names of
the other defendants were suppressed
pending arrests.
CATHOLIC BI8HOP DIED
AT 8UPERIOR YE8TERDAY
Superior, WIs., June 24.—Bishop
Joseph M. Koudelks, of the Roman
Catholic diocese of Superior, died to
day.
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Baseball Results.
Southern League.
Atlanta *, Nashville 5.
Mobile 14, Little Rock 1.
Chattanooga 3, Memphis 6.
American League.
Chicago 2, Cleveland 4.
New York 9. Washington 3.
Boston 3, Philadelphia 5.
Detroit 12, St. Louis 0.
Rational League.
Brooklyn 6, Boston 7.
Philadelphia 2, New York 11.
St. Louis 3, Pittsburg 4.
.Cincinoati-Cbleago, rain.
Read Banner Wsnt Ads for profit
use for result!.
It
Depends On You If You
u Want The
FUBUG Multlfftphlng.
HARRY U POTTS, plastering and
stucco work: estimates furnished.
U1 Springdale 8L. Athens, «»■ Tele
phone 301.
SPECIAL NOTICES
REPAIRING
Trunk and suitcase repairing. Neel's
Auto Top Service Co.. 252 N. Lump
kin St. Phone 1600. JlyZZe
AUTO TOPS
Neel’s Auto Top Service Co. Tops re
covered while you wait. General re
pairing of tops, cushions and cur
tains. 252 N. Lumpkin St. Rhone
1500. J22c
FARM LbANS
I am now prepared to clone loans.
very promptly oh well Improved
farms where the security nfionls at
tractive margin. Apply to
C. C. THURMOND
704 Holmnn Bldg. Athens. On.
ThFrSatSunJIyZl
ATHEN8 TIRE SERVICE CO.
Vulcanizing, retreading worn tires
our specialty. New tires and tubes.
Phone 916. 142 W. Clayton Ht.
ThFrSntSunJly24
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND
EMBALMER8
w. If. Hopson. 337 Hull St. Tele
phone 295; night phono 556. The
leading colored undertakers.
Th FrSatSunJly21
REWARD
Reward of #750.00 will be paid for
arrest and conviction of party or par-
*••• that set fire to the barn of W.
E. Whitehead at Carlton. Ga.. on the
night of June 13, 1921. R. a. Broach,
Mayor of Town of Carlton, Ga.
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NOTICE
,, The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Commercial Bank of
Athens will be held jit the offices of
** i 170 College Avenue,
Athens, Georgia, at 4 o'clock P. M.
on Wednesday, July 6. 1921.
J ' E - PATMAN.
July-6-C Cashier.
“RENT a new Ford—U
Drive It”—Ride by the
hour, pay by the mUe. Seaboard Air Line Ry.
VflHh hnn •* A — a
568Clayton St Phone661
for SALE—Ono-quarter ton Foitf
track. Price right. Condition good.
Apply Banner pace. J30X
BEAUTY PARLORS —Byrd'a Hair
Dressing Parlor, fhope 464. 311 Hol
man Bldg. Jly24o
COTTON — Grading and stapling
taught by expert cotton men. Athens
Business College. Jly3c
FOR SALE—Fine peaches at 75c per
bushel in orchard. 1 mile above
Center. M. T. T. Brooks. J25p
LOST—In or near Athens, on June
21st, one tan folding bill-book con
taining several notes payable to
Statham Milling A Lumber Co., also
3 notes payable to K. E. McGee,
check for #19.00 on Bethlehem Bank
and ftve-dotlar bill. Finder please
leave at Banner Office or Delmar's
Cafe and keep five dollars. J26p
FOR SALE—One 1918 Bulck five-pas
senger; new tires, battery and top.
f Cheap for cash. Athens Track Co.
. J26C
YANTED—To buy fixtures Vor gro
cery business. Fixtures, care Ban
ner. 'J26p
JR SALE—One cow, fresh In, at 663
Pulaski St. J27c
JR RENT—Three connecting unfur
nished rooms; conveniences; no
children. Phone 1419-J. J27p
SALE—Baby carriage and light
~ If. Phone 81S-J. J26p
RENT—One 6-room house; pcs-
islon July 1st E. J. Fambrough,
I Son. Mutual Bldg. Phone 616.
* J2SC
om with all con-
with table board
l. Phone 1308-W
I at ITO Sj IdBSPklB EL J26P
North bound
Leaves
Sooth bound
Leave#
We can supply your wants. We never satpfice 'quality to
make a lowfpriee.
Fresh County Eggs, per dozen 1 22c
' Boiling Meat, per pound . u c
Extra Fine Streak-o-Lean Meat, per pound 14c
No. 3 Del Monte Dessert Peaches, Heavy Syrup, can 23c
Kingan’s Breakfast Bacon, 1-pound package 43c
20 pounds Best Head Rice, /or 98c
20c Carnation Milk can for 12c
1-pouhd Choice Java Tea, only 49c
* A visit to Our Store will prove profitable fo.r you.
The Whitten Grocery Co.
Corner Washington and -Lumpkin Streets
ASK FOR A CALENDAR
10:05am Atlanta-Monroo local 6:40pm
9:16pm Memphls-Illrmlngham 2; 24pm
SrlBpm Atlanta 2:24pm
1:16pm., Norralk-Rlchmond..2:24pm
7; 50pm Atlanta-Abbeville Loc 8:00km
U:47pm Rlrrnfnghaic-Atlanta 5:55am
1147pm Washington-New York 5:55am
U:47pm Norfolk-Wilmington 6:K5am
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To Want Ad Users
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Provide an Indexing or subject word.
White It as the first word of your
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If ft Is a Lost and Found Ad make
the first word of your ad the article or
thing lost.
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the first word of your ad tho article or
thing For Sale.
If It is Rooms, Apartments or Real
Estate, make the first word the street
address or location.
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the first word the name of the subject
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vertiser, when U's-a service.
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Want Advertising according to Stand
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both Morning Banner and Evening
Herald Want Ads.
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Combination Rate—Covering Inser
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ATHENS BANNER, 1
Athens, Ga. |
Where You Can Save the Coin
Of The Realm EVERYDAY?
YES, you guessed right. Not just a few misleading prices but substantial
savings on nationally advertised goods and an excellent variety to choose
from at
‘ ' WIGGLY
Some of Our Everyday valines—1,200 Others As Good
No. 2 Red Pitted Cherries....39c 12-lb. can Government Bacon$1.98
100-lbs. Sugar $5.89 Kingan’s Sliced Boiled Ham
No. 2 Government Sausage...33c Jellied Tongue
Electro Silicon 11c Raw Boneless Ham
No. 2 Sugar Com 10c Minced Ham
Wesson Oil, quarts ...43c Sliced Bologna
Dutch Cleanser 10c Dried Beef
Bee Brand Insect Powder, lg. 25c Fresh Ripe Tomatoes
Deep Sea Herring Rop 21c Iceberg Lettuce
1-lb. Paraffine 14c Celery
Jar Rubbers 9c Georgia Cantaloupes
Pints Vinegar 10c Sunkist Lemons •
Chum Salmon 10c Grape Fruit
Paris Tiny Tot Peas 33c Bulk Pickles
Tetley’s Orange Pekoe Tea, Sweet Mixed ' :
one-half pound 38c Sour Pickles
LIPSCOMB FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY
30 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE
AB8ET8 OF COMPANIES OVER 195 MILLIONS
OFFICE PHONE No. 709. NIOHT PHONE No. 719
GREEN & MICHAEL LOAN DEPARTMENT
417-421 So. Mutual Bldg.
Local and Eaatem Money Always on Hand for
Loans on Farms and City Property.
PLENTY OF MONEY '
For loam on City Real Eatata. Low eat rate of Intereet; prompt ferric#
HOLM1AN BLbGL
Hubert m. rylee
LAW OFFICES
ATHENS, GA.
NOTICE
I
To All Subscribers
Effective July 1, 1921, the following subscrip
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Athens Banner
ATHENS, GEORGIA
You will find our store as clean and cool as a store can be kept
know the quality of goods we handle.
You
College Avenue
TWO STORES
Broad Street
CLAYTON STREET STORES FOR RENT
Will Finuh lo Suit Tenant \ \
* DOZIER AND COMPANY
i DO NOT ENDANGER
Ton? property with “fprlng cleaning" Bret. Watch »• ft***
pOoa or better (till call the City Sanitary Department anti Is* t *s“
remove the old rabblah.
I Consult Uz About Your Insurance.
•I ERWIN & COMPANY, ,
Fleetwood Lanier, Manager Ins. Dept
Rhone 3-4-5. - * Phone 3-4-6.