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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR g nE ' OMNIBUS ‘ A FREE RIDE FOR | ! EVERYBODY | Gigantic Joke Pulled On Mercer Broach The following item looked inno ‘cent enough when recently pub _, lished on the social page of the . Banner-Herald, but Athens busi ‘mess men have cooperated to pull ‘the most gigantic razzing Seen here in some time: s+ "Mr. Mercer Broach spent this week-end at his home at 1374 Mil _ ledge avenue returning from a tour ..0f South Carolina Friday.” ' For the past wsek a petition has been circulated cver the cily and among traveling men (Mr. Broach is a traveling man) for names, and will be sent to Mr. Broach today. “*Larry” Costa circulated the fol lowing ‘petition which —now bears . three pages of names of Athenians: “We, the undersigned, are de lighted, overjoyed, and otherwise " elated to note your safe return . from the long, and we hope profit able TOUR of the great Common _wealth of South Carolina of the United States of America. . “We trust ,our scjourn to the _home city wil. be of long duration, and that you will be highly enter ‘tained by the young society set.” Student Is Friend Of Noted Author .Bruce Mitchell, Waycross stu dent at the University of Georgia, can rear back in the college dormi tory bull sessions, flick the ashes off his cigarette, and drawl, "“Ah, yes, 1 knew Carcline Miller when—.” Caroline Miller, as you know, is the young Waycross, Ga,, woman whose first book “lLamb in His Bosom,” a story of Georgia from 1812 to 1860, set the critics of the nation to chaitering. Mr. Mitchell saw the manuscript of the best seller hefore it was completed and his sister an intimate friend of the now noted writer. Methodist Annex Near Completion The new Sunday school annex which is being buily to the Young Harris Methodist church is near ing completion, and should be ready for occupation during No vember. A stage and auditorium and sixteen Sunday school rooms are included in the new building. The church is using the “pay-as you-go” plan in erecting the build ing, and several entertainments have been given in the partially erected structure to help raise funds for its completion, It Happened— Many years ago, and the woman to whom it happened has since passed away, but members of her family still chuckle over the good Jady’s indignation. She had ans wered a ring of the front-door fell, to find a sprucely dressed ‘Negro girl standing on the front porch. In reply to the housewife's interrogation as to the caller's bus iness, the Negress replied: - *“Ask the woman of the house effen she need a washlady.” . The woman of ‘the house did not. ‘Oh, Professors! Spare Time Books _ After spending hours every day reading and lecturing on heavy, and often dull, text bookg in line with their profession, professors here sseek recreation by reading detective novels. They are joined =in this spare time reading by doctors and lawyerg, whose customary readings are heavy. While the students, tsh! tsh!, flock to biographies when not forced to read parallels. R » Frosh Red Caps Alterated . The Georgia freshmen cap, “al thing of beauty and annoyed for ever”, has been ' changed some what this year, Whether or not Paris decreed the alteration in the headgear of the first year students here is not known, but the red and black caps have reduced to mere tams this yvear, The black bill on ‘the cap of last year is pot dere, Sharley, but in its place is a classy black nub. The dinky 1937 caps are axite hot stuff. . G. Michael Speaks At Madison Today Col, M. G, Michael will give an ‘address on ‘“The Book” at the Madison, Ga. _ Methodist church Sunday night at 8 o'clock. Speak ing of Mr. Michael, the Madisonian says; . “"Morgan county people already know and honor Col. Mich ael for his unselfish World war activities. . ‘Orphan’s Home Day Offering ls Collected . Today at the First Methodist Church, the annual Opppan’s Home Day offering will be taken at the Sunday School hour. The money raised by this collection goes to the Orphan’s Home at De catur Georgia, Rev. J, H. Hawkins, superintendent. Saturday, was Orphanls Home work-day. Every person is expected to bring to Sun day school the amount made on the designated work-day. For those who cannot make their offering at Sunday school an opportunity will be given at the morning preach jng hour. ‘ Sugar Bowl, Sugar Bawl, Who's Got the Sugar Bowl? ° - It happened in Atlanta wher2 & group of boys were attending a banquet in a prominent hotel. All the liquid that flowed wasn't wa ger and one Athenian decided he ‘wanted to take the sugar bowl home with him. He concealed it ‘under his coat and started out of ge hotel. As he was in the mid ‘dle of the lobby the sugar bowl _dropped; bouncing high and mak ing a gcd oud noise. For a minute ‘the boy stood dumfounded, then he gathered his befuddled senses and called “out: “Who threw that ' COMING MONDAY ’f e, |Palace to Show ‘Ladies ; Must Love”; Eddie Can-. | tor at Strand 1{ I Have you ever longed for a peep, {into the private lives of ¢ertain ot| ‘limsv beautiful New York girls| ' who live in luxurious surmundngs’ fA—»—zmd never work? Here's )‘uul‘ | chance, { . An intimate view into private !boudoirs is provided in “Ladies Must Love,” merry musical pro duction which comes to the Palace Monday and Tuesday, with a cast ‘headed by June Knight, ravishing favorite of the MNew York stage, and Neil Hamilton, most popular of leading men. Miss Knigh¢ fur nishes enough pulchritude for one picture, but in this she is aided and abetted by three other glari-i oug girls in the persons of Dorothyi Burgess, Sally O'Neil and Mary‘ Carlisle. | See how these scheming Ama zons stalk their prey, always ang ling for gifts which will enable them to pay the rent of their Park avenue penthouse. After all, ladies must live, You will get a marvelous kick out of “Ladies Must Love” and its tuneful melodies will set your reet dancing. Musical novelty “Rhaspody in Brew” will present the added at traction. Will Recgers In “Dr Bull” Coming Palace Thursday-Friday Here at last is the production deemed worthy of Will Rogers af ter his memorable performance in “State Fair”! It is “Doctor Bull”, the screen presentation of James Gould Cozzens’ novel, “The Last Adam,” ecoming to the Palace Thursday and Friday. As Dr. George Bull, the hero of the story, Rogers has what is con sidered his bhest role, admirably fitted to his talents and destined to achieve for him the strongest following of his brilliant career. He portrays a village doctor who is a shrewd philosepher and has seen time's shifting parade bring new faces and new conditions into the life of his villagé. He is the type thay prefers the good old days . . . but he has a keen ad miration of the new ones. He is a staunch defender of ‘the younger generation. The supporting cast, culled {from the besy on the film roster, in c¢ludes Vera Allen, Marian Nixon Howard Lally, Berton Churchill, Louise Dresser, Andy Devine. Special Return Engagement Eddie Cantor “The Kid From Spain” Strand Monday-Tuesday “The Kia from Spain”, Eddie Cantor’s best starring vehicle comes to the Strand theater on Monday only and presents the pop eyved comedian in what he sincere 1y believes is his greatest offering to the cause of amusement, In other words, this is Hddie's annual screen song - and - dance domedy. It is the story of a but ton-eyed lad, who, getting kicked out of school with his roommate for suspicious goings-on in e girls’ dormitory, gets involved in a bank robbery and escapes to Mex ico disguised as a prominent bull fighter, there accepting the ac claim due to thy man he is im-« personating until forced to go inte a real bullfight. Ronald Colman-Kay Francis Strand Tuesday Ronald Jolman has two leading ladies in “Cynara,” Phyllis Barry. fresh, young and new to the screen, shares honors with the pol ished and graceful Kay Francis in King Vidors film retelling of the -stage success. It is Kay Francig’ second term as leading lady to Colman. In hig “Raffles’” of three years ago Kay had her first big chance in pics tures. AT THE MOVIES THIS WEEK Palace Theater Monday and Tuesday: J u n e Knight-Sally O'Neil, Neil Hamil ton-Dorothy Burgess, Mary Car lisle, a merry mausical of four gay girls who go gold digging, “Ladies- Must-Love”., Musical comedy nov elty “Raspody-in-Brew”. World's News Events. Wednesday (one day) Prestols Foster-Zita Johann, romance of an American era “The Man Wha Dared”. Comedy, “Stung Again".{ News Events, j Thursday and Friday (special) the king of jesters Will Rogers- Marion Nixon, comedy dramatic romance—*“Dr. Bull”. Musical nov lelty “Married Or Single”’, Latest News Events. Saturday (special) Ralph Bel lamy-Arline Judge-Bruce Cabot— airplane thriller drama of the sky “Flying Devils”. Added comedy. Fatty Arbuckle in “How've You Bean”., Krazy Kat Cartoon, *“Out Of The Ether”. ; Strand Tk.ater Monday (one day only), special Ereturn engagement Eddie Cantor musical - comedy with Broadway beauties, “The Kid From Spain”. Novelty travelogue “Daughters Of The Sea.” Tuesday (one day), special re turn showing Ronald Colman and Kay Franeis, dramatic romance— “Cynara”. Cartoon comedy, “Con fidence.” | Wednesday (special) Richard Arlen-Gloria Stewart, with All- American football team “The All American”., Added comedy, ‘“The Master Mug.” Thursday and Friday (special) Leslie Fenton-Jill Esmond, aero plane sensation—“F. P. One”. Com edy, “Kicking The Crown Around’. Saturday (special western), Tim MeCoy-Florence Britton, br e a k neck adventure in the west, “Silent Men”. Oswald cartoon comedy, “Natures Work Shop”, “Hurricane Express”. ‘ Coming Monday and - Tuesday June 2-3 Buster Crabbe-—'l‘amnl‘ The Fearless”, , s J | ‘ | | | | | Fr bt | [Phi‘ Mus Move Into Strickland Home; Rush ing Gets Underway " By JACK FLATAU | Athens is beginning to liven upi again, and it won't be long },«-I'un! fraternity porches will be full m[ lounging “fraterg’”, card tables, ‘“"i trolas and cigarette stubs, Most of them will be on the same porches as last year, but there are some changes. The Kappa Sigma fraternity is airing their rugs and furniture in the yard of the old Quillian home next to the HEpiscopal church, while the Phi: Eps are trying to iget settled in their new home on the corner of Milledge and Mil lledge Heights. The Kappa Sigmas | formerly occupied the stuceo house ‘on the ecorner of Milledge and Hancock, above the hospital. ' ' Rushing for the fraternities has already begun, and rumor has i that one group has pledged twenty five freshmen already, closed lits lists, and is now rushing for an other fraternity. Many of the big cars seen around Athens won't be here long, for they are brought here for rushing puposes. . Forority rushing won’t start un til October 3, but quite a few of the old co-eds are back this year already looking them over. The Phi Mus are busy getting their mew house ready. They are mov ing this year from the old Dorsey home on Milledge to the Strick land home on the corner of Mil ledge and Hill, ' The Alpha Delta Pis, (hettet knwn as A. D. Pis) established ‘here last year, will not have a sorority house this year, bu¢ they will all stay with Mrs. J. V. H. Rucker on Dearing street, A tea will be held the day be fore the North Carolina footbhall game by the girls Pan-Hellenic council. As this date is before of ficial rushing season opens, the girls will be invitéed but will not come accompanied by upper-cliss women. Ag one co-ed expressed it “This gives the good sisters a chance to look over the new girls with a cold, fishy glance, instead of being upset by ‘oohs’ and ‘ahs’.” The girls in the Coordinate col lege will be eligible for member ship in the sororities, but the lat es¢ announcement is that they will not be allowed to stay in the ‘houses. The same ruling prevailed last year over freshman and soph }omore girls at the College of Ed ucation. Harvey Bailey Trial Judge Attacks Kidnaping Racket (Contiuyea from Page One) fendants from Minneapolis and St. Paul, was ordered . released. Isadore Blumenfeld and Peter Valder will learn Monday morn ing whether they must leave their cages to the jury. The four others—Barney Ber man, Clifford Skelly, Sam Kronick and Sam KXozberg—were given no encouragement by the judege, who declared that they rhay not have know they were handling Urschel money, but that they knew they had “hot” money in their posses sion. The prosecution traced SI,BOO and SSOO of the $200,000 paid for Urschel's release to these four Twin Cities defendants, whose plea is that they knew nothing of the kidnaping but handled the money in a liquor deal. Judge Vaught turned down the plea of an attorney for R. G. (Boss) Shannon, his wife Ora, and son, Armon, that they were coer ced under the death threats by Bates and Kelly to keep the kid naped oil man on their farm near Paradise, Tex. i “The evidence,” he said, ‘“shows that the Shannons knew there was a kidnaped man at their home. If they knew he was kidnaped and they guarded him, then they would ibe just as guilty as if they had kidnaped him, transported him and collected the ransom, “Fear of fndividual punishment is no excuse for a violation of the law”. “There is a revolutionary pro ceeding today,” said Judge Vaught! when defense attorneys had fiw ished arguing their assertions that the prosecution testimony had‘ been insufficient to convict. ‘ ‘Kidnaping is as bad as murder, if not worse. There is no greater menace in the country today. In interpréting the act under which 'this case is heard I bear in mind that its purpose is to prevent all kidgnaping.” ‘ Rewards totalling $15,000 were pledged today for the capture of Kelly and his wife, Kathryn, by a group of Oklahoma citizens ’headed by C. F. Colcord, capitalist and pioneer peace officer. ; _The price on Kelly's head was set at SIO,OOO, that on his wife's ’at $5,000. KIDNAP PLOTTED ‘ * NEW YORK—(P)—A bold plot to kidnap the niece of a Morgan partner. even while she prepared her wedding trousseau was reveal ed Saturday by authorities who held ‘a nurse and a filling station man ager for the crime. | - They were arrested in Yonkersi by officers who used the old dum-; my packdge lure to trap them at| a rendezvous and charge them with attempted extortion againsi Mrs. John K. Dougherty, society leader, bride and heiress to mil lions, : ‘She iz the niece of Russell C. Letiingwell, partner of J. P. Moran. and Co., and. the daugh ter of Franklin A. Baftcheller THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA Classified Ads <= - FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Daily Rate Per Word for Consecutive Insertions One Day. per w0rd....... .02 Minimum Charge......... ~40 Three Insertions f0r...... 1.00 NO ADVERTISEMENT will be tauken for less than 40c. Ad vertisements ordéred for ir regular insertions take the one-time rate. 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Broughton, 280 Cherokee Avenue. 5 REGULAR 25¢ KOTEX or KLEENEX 3 for 59¢ Phones 1066—1067 CITIZENS PHARMACY wealthy Yonkers resident and stock broker. - The kidnap scheme upset plans for her wedding, brought federal agents to the Batcheller mansion as house guests and converted an elaborate church ceremony into a comparatively simple house wed ding. The nurse held s Virginia An toinette Dé Palma, 23. The filling station manager is James Medley of Yonkers, Thomas §. Culle, in charge of department of justice agents in New York, said the couple had admitted the crime and told him they sought money SOO they could’ be married. oo A federal judge here issued a warrant against both charging them with conspiracy to violate the “Lindbergh” act. i Federal men who took charge of the prosecution of the couple said an indictment probably would be filed against them Monday. The demure, 19-year-old Batchel ler girl accepted the Even*s itil= out excitement whil® agents of state and nation worked unceas ingly to protect her. d A brunette of medium height and with a wistful smile, the vie tim of the plot was disappointed that her plans for a brilliant wed ding were upset, but she did not complain and willingly followed orders of officers who watched her foot steps. Precious stones are composed of very simple elements. An opal for instance, is flint and water, while the blue o¢f the sapphire is the chemical aection of one grain of iron on 100 of alumina. i The British Museum, gt TLon don, prchibits smoking in its every part except under the great colon rade at the front of the building. ; FOR RENT FOR RENT OR SALE—One seven room brick bungalow on Holman Avenue. 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M., of Clarke County, Georgia, in a special elec tion to be held September 30, 1933, Your vote and inteérest in my be kalf will be greatly appreciated. Very sincerely yours, CGEO. T. BURPEE. To the voters of the 216th Dis trict G..-M., of Clarke County, Georgia: . I hereby announce myself a can didate for Justice of Peace of the 216th District, G. M., of Clarke County, Georgia, in a special elec tion to be held September 30, 1933, and will greatly appreciate your interest and vote. Sincerely wyours, J. AUDLEY MORTON. Two Large Tubes McKesson’s Milk! Magnesia Toothpaste For Only 33c¢ - MOON-WINN DRUG CO.. Inc. HOMES FOR RENT—SPECIAL 376 Dearing Street 595 Milledge Avenue 169 Grady Avenue, heated 171 Grady Avenue, heated 219 Cloverhurst, heated —PHONE 1521— Deadwyler - Beacham Realty Co. REMEMBER YOUR FRIENDS WITH A GREETING CARD Anniversary — Birthday Thank You — Friendship The McGregor Co. FOR RENT FUIPNISHED AND UNFUR NISHED APARTMENTS IN ATHEMNS ONLY APARTMENT HOUSES JOEL REALTY CO. 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Washington Street FOR RENT 1363 S. Milledge, 6 rooms $40.00 183 W. V. Drive, 5 rooms $30.00 Hillcrest, new, 6 r00m5...522.50 169 Grady Ave., 9 rooms. .$35.00 171 Grady Ave., 9 rooms $32,50 788 Prince Ave., 5 r00m5,527.50 Several Furnished and Unfur nished Apartments Very Desirable Business Locations. H. O. EPTING & CO. J. R. Epting, Manager Rent Department Now ls the Time to Sow Austrian Peas and Vetch We Also Carry Innoculation. SEE US BEFORE BUYING CLARKE COUNTY HATCHERY Feed, Seed and Supplies 265 Broad Street @ Railroad Schedules ... SEABOARD AIR LINE Arrival and Departure of Traind Athens, Ga. To and From South and West ARRIVE— —DEPARY 10:18 pm Birmingham 6:18 ant 1:30 am Atlanta 4:15 as Atlanta New York-Wash. 3:03 pm B-ham-Mem. 2:20 pn To and From North and South 2:20 pm Rich.-Norfolk 8:03 pry 4:15 am Rich.-Norfolk 10:18 pm | New York-Wash. 10:18 pm Birmingham 6:18 ar GAINESVILLE-MIDLAND SCHEDULES Leave Athens No. 2—for Gainesville— 7:45 am No. 12—for Gainesville— 10:45 am Arrive Athens No. 11—from Gainesville—lo:oo am No. I—from Gainesville— 6:15 pm GEORGIA RAILROAD Train 51 Arrives Athens 7:46 an Daily except Sunday Train 50 leaves Athens 11 am SOUTKE®RN RAILWAY LULA—NORTH-—SOUTH Atlanta—Washington — New York Depart— ~—Arrive 6:50 am 11:40 am 1:30 pm 4:35 pmr TELEPHONE 21 J. L. Cox, Asst. Gen. Frt.-Pas Agent - CENTRAL OF GEORGIA Departs Daily (except Sunday) 7:00 am and 4:00 pm Sunday only 7:50 am and 4:00 pm Arrives Athens Daily 12:36 pm and 9:IF pm Plenty Money to Lend If You Want to Build, Refinance, or Repiar. 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