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PAGE EIGHT Several Sentenced In City Court by ° Judge Henry Tuck Vester Autry wag sentenced 1o BiX monthg on the chain-gang :m:ii 8% wmonths provation by Judse m Tuck in City court on :l’ change of larceny of pistol. Word| W‘MGived by cit police Uli.\'{' ”mflng that Autry is wanted in| [Bta on a charge of theft. The | '{” g 8 said that Autry 1S l»Mi!‘\'(-(lT M\\MVQ stolen clothes from the| filngton Market Case there. | AnEpe tion showed that he Wwas| Wearing them ! W D. Carey was fined §l5O and | b‘lt ®n 12 months probation for the| ‘possession of itquor, by Judge Tuck.! % Ben Tribble, colored, was fill(}(l! 850 and put on 12 months proba tion for possessing liquor. Leonard | Smith, colored, was given 9 m(mlh.s" on the gang for larceny; Richard| Early, colored, was given 9 months! on & charge of hoboing, and Sam ! Burns, colored, was sentenced to 'r months on a similar charge, inj City court. i PERKINS SEEKING | ANSWER TO CRISISI (Continued From Page One) States from which she hoped to re ceive suggestions for desirable minimum standards for labor and industrial legislation and adminis-' tration. | _“Théaim of the conferences, of which this is the first, is coopera tion betweepn the states and be tween the United States depart ment of labor and the different state departments in matters af fecting labor and industry, she explained. Cites Georgia Using Georgia as an example of what was being done in the way of recovery measures under the pre gsident’'s program, Miss Perkins said “public works projects have al. ready been proposed for Georgia entailing an expenditure of $30,- $62,000. Some $10,000,000 of this is to be put into non-federal projects as soon as housing and other ‘buildings, all designed to improve % conditions and to aid 2m pl ent. The stimuus to general industry from a large useful and necessary building program is per haps the single thing most vital to recovery today. “Cleorgia has had $3,812,000, al lotted by public works for house projects, $1,812,000 for gther build mgs; $64,000 for school buildings and $2,640,000 for railroad improve ments. These sums should help to improve business conditions.” FINANCE CAMPAIGN OF Y.M.C. A. NETS TOTAL OF $3,631.00 (Continued From Page One) reported a total of 96 subscrip tiong for 8731: Division M, Pat Lamkin manager, reported a total of 50 subscriptions for $429: Divi sion C, Cuyler Trussell, manager, reported 82 subscriptions for $1,308 and division A, Dr. N. G. Slaughter, manager, 87 subscriptions for SBB9, The individual team of M. S, ;fiodgson and Charlie Compton won permanent possession of the shoe for the most subscriptons, 35; the money bag for the day was won by E. E. Lamkn and John Green but Cuyler Trussell and E. R, Hodgson won it for the eptire campaiga col lectfon $626. Division C, put the fourth red feather in its cap by turning in the best all-round re a Express Thanks fia the honor roll of “plus” sales mer! the following names were plaged: M. S. Hodgson and Char lie Compton; C. A. Trussell and E. R. Hodgson; Dr, N. G. Slaughter and George H. Thornton. Abit Nix president of the association and (q&ijral chairman of the campaign R. C. Campbell, E. E, Lam kinand W. R. Bedgood to stand . receive his thanks for atend ing each of the supper conferences, 80 vital to the campaign, Appre diflon was expressed to all who took part in the campaign and to Phomas I°. Green, publicity chair man, and The Banner-Herald for the large amount of space granted the canvas. © Division managers thanked their workers and complimented them upon their efforts and the meeting was closed with a short talk by ‘State Secretary Rorher and a clos ing prayer by General Secretary W. T. Forbes. ‘LAMPS | i " | ii fOT , 1; : | Glfls "’ N | EER S R l_ ; ey f { ‘1 i = : . < In bridge, ta- ! ble, floor, bou- | o doir, and nov- | : eity styles at | ! : ! exceedingly | & low prices. | k Give a lamp ! ! / «..give a gift > ; of-light! 1 ‘ Lamps as low F e . as $1.75, il Liberal Terms | f’ GEORGIA POWER f , COMPANY | I-'DETROIT POSTOFFICE | LOOTED BY ROBBERS i e itriien § (Continued From Page One) “ | —— leral men were admitted to vhu‘ !x.u.hling some time during the :nl:.'h' A hole large enough to ad- Emn a small man was broken { through the rear oft he office | ’\':mll, Through this, officials said, | jone of the thieves entered ;md{ | passed out the loot. : ' The Alfred Street station is;? | located just east of Woodward ‘avenue, the city’s main thurough-l fare, and less than a mile north | of the downtown shopping district : Through it is cleared the m:m' from hundreds of smaller business | houses and also a number of mu-! torcar salesrooms and prot‘essio‘nuli men. ! S —— } : . . j Two Piano, Voice i ~ Program to Be | Given in Chapel pel A two-piano rvecital will Dbe | given Thursday night at 8 o'clock‘ in the University chapel by Mike McDowell and Francis Mitchell, Atlanta. Miss Minna Hecker, At lanta colaratura soprano, will as- | gist in thig program, the last ut! the Music Appregciation hours until | the early part of January. l Both the young pianists and Miss Hecker are well-known to‘ Athens audiences, having appear-' ed here several times in the nast.. A large audience is expected to‘ hear them. i Features 'of the program include | the performance of the tyv;u-piano suite by Arensky, which includes the popular “Valse,’ the singing of the famous *“Casta Diva” froml the opera, “Norma, and the two-, piano performance of the rhyth- | mic “Bspana,” written by Chab-l rier. . The complete program follows: “Blithe Bells” ...s Bach-(}rainger' l“Sicllienm" SN s Bach_-Maler Mike McDowell-Francis Mitchell “Casta Diva" ii.eaieiiine Bellini Minna Hecker. AR o\ ivivis vanin weys AEONPKRY Romance. : | Valse. | Polonaise. | Mr. Mitchell-Mr. McDowell. “Norwegian Echo Song” ..Thrane “Rerenade” .ess..s ssise. Strauss WA MEMOPYY "it Teaveves s FORNS “Jao Marche sur Tousles Chemins” from “Manon” ....... Massenet Miss Hecker. “prelude Militaire” ............ . ..... Rachmaninoff-Hesselberg “Dance of the Candy Fair” (Nut. cracker Suite”) . ... .¢s o 0 .. .. .. 'Tschaikowsky-Hesselberg “Sorenadd” Lo 000 N A Qleen BIHWDANDR" . ovas AvERRS Chabrier } Mr. McDowell-Mr. Mitchell, BIG NEWS FOR YOU In The New Electric Rates! Now You Can Have That ELECTRIC RANGE! If ever you've wanted an Electric Range, now is the time to buy it. If ever you felt you couldn’t afford to operate an Electric Range, that rea +son no longer holds good. For the new low electric rates, just an nounced, have made the cost of Elec tric Cookery cheaper than ever be fore. in history. You will be surprised, and pleased, when you find out how little it will cost to cook electrically under these new rates. When you buy your new range, the extra electricity to operate it comes to you at real bargain prices! ’ OTN TR A o RN S A A oo S ; vt DR R SRR RS S e -3 o P £ o 3 E SERSEIEN R A I PTIN L OAE AR A R M 35 BTN ARSI A SRS S g » paaes R s T SN XL x> » S st == s s oo ~ e ol R - Bo s i comaiibat ; B - tw - et N T N STR o '-.-:t--::I\;-ffiff."':I‘If’}"f"“""- IR, R iy RRM AA T \\&\3 R«E o I SRR RO L R SIS g »el NSRS AR < o AR e § 3 R § L gt e o ore o : b SMy O A 4 S i B evorees - R F &% Y 1 B o e SRR 3 3N R s 3 3 RS TR ] o e 3 3 \ S T xaxa e e i ¥ Fous - F y 1] e e’ . - B LY 1 T SR PR E faa = oA A RS - N Ao 3 I h E Pl RTR [ § R t |t sol 2 1 $F 8 RN &5 s N ; e N 4 R TR R S SRR AT g RGN . 0 J BNG e eG S T ey Y e TS e st Ha ol e AR SSR R S s i€ 1 B 3 G coiiTa, R s 0 iy B n by R: it | | wersa ale- ] 0 FEL g [ ] S e B EEN TN o Down 8 08 2 - { Q} Xb3 T g R st Py d 24 Months to Pay! & * \ o | LOST IN MARKET ! ¢ ' {Wheat Sags About One Cent; Cotton and Com modities Barely Steady i e s ‘ BY VICTOR EUBANK | Associated Press Financiai Writar | NEW YORK —(AP)— Trading ’firvor cooled with the weather in |l‘in;uu-ml markets Wednesday, and :::u«:ks and staples, while not® teo i heavy, appeared to be unable to at "u'act any noticeable support from lLh(- gpecultive (orces. , The dollar cut no unusual capers lin foreign exchange dealings as the ldum(-stic gold price again was un ;('h:lnl,'l’.d. but it moved up maore |than 2 cents in terms of sterling jand around .04 of a cent in relation ;'ln the franc. Wheat sagged about | a cent a bughel at one time, and (other cereals were moderately low [er. Cotron and various commodi | ties were barely steady. ¥ R | govenraent securities were a bit fffirmer, but corporation bonds lag | zed. SRR e | COTTON QUIET | NEW YORK —(#)— Cotton was“ quiet again Wednesday and prices | moved rather irregularly within a! narrow range. A slight early ad vance in response to relatively steady. cables was followed by re actiors promoted by the steadier ruling of the dollar and the indif ferent showing of the grain and stock markets. New York Table Open High Low Close P.C. Dec. . 9,93 9.93 9.90 9.98 9.96 Jan. . 8.96 .10.01. 9.94 10.00 9.96 Mar., . 10.10 10.17 10.07 10.17 10.10 TRADING RESTRICTED ~ NEW ORLEANS —(#)— Cotton had a very quiet day Wednesday, trading being restricted by the ap -Iparent pegging of the prices as a result of the government’s ten cent a pound advance to growers. | New Orieans Table Open High Low Close P.C. PDec. . 9.85 9.86 .985 9.93 9.89 Jan. . 9.90 9.91 9.89 9.96 9.90 Mar. . 10.08 10.14 10.04 10.13 10.07 (Courtesy of John F. Clarke & Co,, ' H. G. Cooper, Manager) ‘ e | CHICAGO GRAIN | High Low Close WHEAT— | PIOC i e an BB B 2 RN May ...v oo ¢s 836% .86 851 AW e 831 '.83% CORN— Dec ooil o we .46% +45% +45% MAY cxvis va on DBk -B3 52N SRV i ai o B - 30% .824 OATS— BB Jous e w 5 400 34& .34% IMAY . .iv a 6 .20 98N 313 21N JOY ks oeien B 0 i 86% BRMR Accomplice Theory in | Burglaries Is Scouted Paul Griffeth, Greenville, SB, C., arrested for the blrglaries on Hampton Court recently, had no' accomplice, Police Chief Seagraves announced today. At first it was! believed that the man wearing a brown suit, who was seen in the neighborhood of the burglarized homes was connected with the rob beries. Mr. Griffith, when ques tioned, admitted that he had a partner, but on investigation, Chief Seagraves said, it has been shown that he worked alone. It is believed that the arrested man claimed to have an accomplice, hop ing to lighten his own punishment, the chief said. Death Takes Mr. W. L. Roberts at Oconee Co. Home Mr. William ILee Roberts, 32, died at his home in Oconee county Tuesday afternoon at 5 g’clock af ter an illness of eight days and funeral services were held Wed nesday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the Bethabara Baptist church. The gervices were conducted by Rev. Charles Tidwell and interment fol. lowed in the Bethabara cemetery by McDorman-Bridges. Survivng Mr. Roberts lis his mother, Mrs. Lizzie Roberts, Oco nee county; four sisters, Mrs, Lester Cary, QGriffin; Mrs. George Roberts, Walton county, and Miss es Annie and Ruby Roberts of Oconee county; six brothers, Rob ert Lee, Huby, Roy, Lonnie and Jessie Roberts, all of Oconee county, and John Henry Roberts of Walton county. Born in Oconee county, Mr. Roberts had spent the last 12 vears there. He was a member of the Baptist church since early childhood. He was well known in the community and had many friends in Athens who will regret to learn of hfs death.’ COME TO SEE US We're proud of the appear ance of our stores this Christ mas...but prouder still of the many values in Electrical Gifts we are able to offer our customers. Please consider this a special invitation to “Come to see us!”—Georgia Power Company, You will certainly want to find out all about the new rates and what they can do to help you make your kitchen truly modern. Visit our store at your first opportunity and let us tell you how the new rates apply to your own particular biil. Let us ex plain how economically you can op erate. an Electric Range, and how easily you may purchase one during our Christmas Sale. Because of the new electric rates . ... the lowest ever offered in Georgia « ++ . there’s every reason to make this a real Electrical Christmas! THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA Athens Scouts to Present Minstrel At Woodruff Hall People from several surrounding counties are expected to come 10 Athens Friday night for the Boy Scout minstrel to be held in Wood ruff Hall at 8 o’clock under the direction of Hugh D. Maxwell, Scout Executive. "Thig is the first such production to be put onby the local Scout or ganization, \s)‘nd those who have seen rehearsals say it is one of the best shows to be given here in a long time. Besides various comedy skits, a three-act play, “Coming Clean,” will be presented, while the Blue Ridge Mountaineers will furnish the music. | The complete program follows: | Music by Athens High School Band. | “Old Santa” by Jack Martin., Solo by Tom Hardman. Introduction. : Solo by Elmer Kirk. “Too” Lazy to Tight” by Red Robertson and Roger Kirk. Blue Ridge Mountaineers. Act. 1—" Boy Scouts Coming Clean.” i “Parson Ebenezer” by Carlisle Cobb and Albert Davison. 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R AN % i } eR B : P K g | oo B SRRET s ; Vo /,{:' $ ii* B 8 | . 4 RN e A e e N et | R TR MR TS "}fi'ffi TS v o s SR : eA R g No other Christmas Gift will provide so much happiness for every member of the family, throughout every day of the year, as a KELVINATOR Electric Refrigerator. The new electric rates now enable everyone to enjoy all thessavings in food, money and health which come from adequate electric refrigeration. There’s a KELVINATOR model to suit exactly your requirements . . . at a price you can afford to pay. See the dis play at our store. i $lO Down --- 24 Months GEORGIA POWER COMPANY \v¢ KELVINATOR Clean.” : “Roll Your Own” by :Red- Rob ertson and David Roper. . Elue Ridge Mountaineers. “Jokes and Songs” by H. H. “Red” Fitzpatrick and Mr.: Emo ry. Bilue Ridge Mountaineers. Closing Song by Blue Ridge Mountaineers. WORKING OVERTIME BELFAST, Ireland. —(®)— The cali for holiday hard liguor from the Uniteq States is so insistent that the staffs of some big dis tilling firms are working overtime to supply the demand. : One firm here reported Wednes day that whiskey orders this week alone run well over 120,000 bot tles, : il g ATTORNEY DIES ATLANTA—(#)—J. Caleb Clarke, 58, widely known Atlanta attorney, died at his home here Wednesday, funeral services were scheduled for Thursday. The first successful long-dist ance, non-stop flight for free.bal loon was made on Nov. 7, 183€ and was for a distance of 500 miles adistance still consgidered good for a free balloon. Floral or other decorations of any kind afe prohibited in the au tomobile displays at the 1834 Na tional Automobile Shows at New York and Chicago. ; L. D. Penny Named ~ As Business Census ~ Supervisor by U.S. WASHINGTON, D.C.—L.Dennis Penny, prominent attorney and former City <Court solicitor of Athens, Ga., was mnamed one gs nine supervisors to direct the ' business census to be undertaken in Georgia in connection with a i national survey of the kind, recent 1y ordered by the Department of }Commerce, Senator Walter ¥, George announced today. ‘ Senator George worked with ‘Senawr Richard B. Rausgsell, jr., in selecting the list. The work s scheduled to begin at an early date and will continue through February with about 28577 work ers employed throughout the coun try out of PWA fund. The eight other supervisors an nounced besides Mr. Penny, in cluded: Robert F. Cletinons, of Rome; Fonville V. McWhorter, of Atlanta; T. W. Hill, of Columbus; | Horrance N. Mitchell, of Macon; | J. Franks Carswell, of Augusta;! J. M. Tomlinson, of Albany: Charles M. White, of Valdosta and | Frank D. Bruce, of Savannah. One additional supervisor is to be named later. | TO MEET THURSDAY A book shower will be given by the High School P.-f. A. Thursday afternoon at the school buildiitg &t 4 o'clock. The shower is being given to replenish the library of the school, badly in need of books. . for these Holiday Values at STERCHI'S A Small Deposit Holds or Delivers Any ltem! RS 338 .55;:5:;'5:;;155255}55555;55‘;‘:}:@,f2;&;.:1:31.}55-:;51'.:-:;.5"'5:3::11:.1.’:f555553:i-:uif‘;3.5:255:53;'_3:;5535?33&535';.;.545.11 N R A T !a LB % 4«5‘?&& R s el ARG R e Ty B S mel imo &~ ¢ els A i :E: ‘EEZ. - B CyONER e b et i ’” & igeiz';; & Loy 3 ot B, e ‘?@ ey b o e S o ey N P ] %% el : 4|BtL AI e S “M‘; : gt:«” DX 5o bLo S e N J v(:\gz% } wo;,_..- ¢4{ - '_'.;;.' { : - =3 w Once Again! An 11-Pc. Group! We have taken exceptional pains in grouping these pieces for an out standing value. Includes a 2-Piece Living Room Suite of Tapestry . . . Smart Occasional Chair . . . Occa sional Table . . . Table Lamp and Shade . . . 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