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Highest Price Paid For
Old Gold and Silver
J. BUSH, Jeweler
165 E. Clayton Street
MALE AND FE—P;l_—A_l...‘E—_ HELP
WANTED
GOOD SALARY and Excellent Op
portunity for promotion for col
fege graduntes. "“B-23 care
Banner-Her: Id. j3oc
- *WIND DAMACGE
, PROTECTION
i COSTS VERY LITTLE
_ JESTER
BOTEX only . ... .. 15¢
MODESS only ... .. 15c
FRENSonIy .. .. .. 15¢
KLEENEX only .. .. 19¢
" MOON-WINN DRUG
. CO., inc.
% DR W. F. McLENDON
& VETERINARIAN
Office and Hospital on Princeton
‘ _ Road at City Limits
“ PHONES 194-W and 251
Accommodations for All Animals
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
Kleenex, 19¢
3 Packages 50c
Kotex, 15¢ Package
PHONE 1066
CITIZENS PHARMACY
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ORDER BEER NOW!
ROYAL PILSEN
(Light)
OLD GLORY
(Dark)
In Bottles and on Draught
CONGRESS LAGER
(in Bottles)
PHONE 1341
REAL BEVERAGE CO.
250 WYNBURN PLACE
& Without Endorsers
o S3OO
& OR LESS
NO DEDUCTIONS
You get the full amount
of the loan in cash.
ONE-DAY SERVICE
You may repay the loan In
small monthly payments 0
suit your income.
CHARGES ARE REASONABLE
AS PROVIDED BY STATE LAW
PHONE 1371
102-104 Shackelford Bldg.
215 College Avenue.
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» s 11:50 AM
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FOR SALE
e .st waemdipisliiitmnsrags
FOR SALl—Galvanized §5-V Crimp
Roofing lis fireproof; reduces
your insurance risk 650 per cent;
also have large stocka Roll Roof
ing, Hexagon and BSquare Tab
Shingles, Sold direct or applied
if desired. Christian Hardware.
Broad street, o o2le
FOR SALE — Cobbler and Bliss
Genuine Maine grown Seed Po-]
tatoes. Plant' early for better‘
vield and higher prices. Chris-\
tian Hardware, Broad Street,
Phone 1300. f2lc
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-—-Small furnished or
unfurnished apartment, individ
ual bath; also furnished bed
rooms, private or individual
bath. 197 Oglethorpe 4venue,
Phone 1235-W, j2Bc
FOR RENT--Four room apart
ment; very reasonable. 1680
South Lumpkin Street. Herschel
Crowder. Jjdle
MILLINERY
NEW SPRING HATS §1.95 and
up. Old hats cleaned, reblock
ed and remade Ho¢ and sl, The
Style Shop, Miss Susie Wells,
jßoc
WANTED
TEACHERS--Unemployed or with
available spare time, write P.O,
Box 85, Athens, Ga. j3oe
LOST L
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LOST-—Setter bitch, 1% years old.
Speckled colored. - Very small
dog. Please notify Claude Kidd,
Phone 1246 or 1827. jeoc’
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i Railroad Schedules
SEABOARD AIR LINE
Arrival and Departure of Trains
Athens, Ga. i
To and From South and West
ARRIVE— —DEPART
10:18 pm Birmingham 6:15 am
1:30 am Atlanta 4:16 am
, Atlanta {
. New York-Wash., .
| 3:08 pm B-ham-Mem.: 2:20 pm
l To and From North and South
‘ £:2O pm Rich.-Norfolk 3:03 pm
i 4:15 am Rich.-Norfolk 10:18 pm
| New York-Wash.
110:18 pm Birmiagham 6:16 am
; GAINESVILLE MIDLAND
{ SCHEDULES
i Leave Athens
}No. 2—for Cainesville— T7:46 an
{ No. 12——for Gainesville— 10:46 am
| No. 11—from Cainesville—lo:oo am
iNu. I—from Gainesville— 6:16 pm
GEORGIA RAILROAD
i'l‘uln 61 Arrives Athens 7:4§ a. m
‘ Daily except Sunday
i Arrive Athens
ITraln :o leaves Athens 11:00 a. m
| QUTHERN RAILWAY
| Lula-North—South
' Atlanta, Washington, New York
Depart— —Arrive
| 6:50 & .m. 11:40 a. m.
I 1 5. W 4:86 p. m.
i Telephone 81
I J. L. Cox, Assistant General
| Freight-Passenger Agent.
| CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
! Departs
| Dally (except Sunday) 6:30 am
: and 4:15 p. m.
i dunday only 7:50 a.m.and 4:00 p.m.
Arrives Athens Daily
| 12:35 p. m. and 9:15 v. m.
Leave Athens—
For Augusta, Savannah,
Col*ymbia, Charleston:
9:55 AM
3:55 PM
For Washington 9:00 PIV;
For Milledgeville, and
Macon . . 12:45 PV
FUNERAL NOTICE
iH()()VEH.‘-—The friends and rela
tives of Mr. William Ed (Bill)
g Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. Harry B.
i Hoover, Jacksonville, Fla.;, Mr.
and Mrs. John Hill, Savannah,
, Ga.; Mr, and Mrs. Rufe Turner,
Athens, (ia,; Mr. Roy Grayson,
! Athens, (Ja., are invited to at
tend the funeral service of Mr.
Willilam Ed (Bill) Hoover,
Tuesday, January 30, 1934, at
1:00 o'clock from the graveside
in Oconee Hill cemetery. Dr. J.
C. Wilkinson will officiate. The
following gentlemen will serve
as pallbearers: Messrs. Guy
Firor, Paul Hartley, Roy Cooper,
Charles Hadaway, Hugh Davis
and Charles Berry and will
please meet at the Central of
| Georgia depot at 12:15 o'clock
. p. m. Bernstein Funeral Home.
vt gt s NS S
i\\’HX'J‘E.——The friends and rela
| tives of Mr. and Mrk. John M.
' White, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hol
| comb, Mr. and Mrs; W. B.
| Jackson, Mr! and Mrs. Eugene
Pettyjohn, Miss Grace White,
} Miss Cora White, Mr. J. T.
White, Mr. Hugh White, all of
Atheng, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. W,
. R. Harris, Atlanta, Ga.;, Mr. J.
} M. White, sr., Dewey Rose, Ga.,
- are invited to attend the funera!
~ services of Mr. John M. White,
~ to be held from Bernstein's cha
pel (tomorrow) Tuesday, Janu
. ary 30, 19347 at 2:00 p. m. Rev.
J. A. Langford, pastor of Oco
nee Street Methodist church,
will officiate. The following gen
tlemen will serve as pallbearers
and meet at Bernstein's chapel
At Y:ahp, M My, 3L Hol.
comb, Mr. W.'R. Harrls, Mr.
J. K. Davis, Mr. Eugene Petty
john, Mr. W. ¥, Jackson and
Mr. BSidney McCannon. Inter
ment will be in Holly Springs
cemetery, Elbert county, Bern
stein Funeral Home.
NASH.—The friends and relatives
of Mr. James Richard Nash of
Danielsville, Ga., Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Nash of Hart county, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Nash of Poci
taligo, Messrs. Richard, J. D.
and Ellis Nash of Danielsville,
Ga.,r Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Smith
of Fort Lamar, Ga., Mr. and Mrs.
Rufe Fowler of Franklin coun
ty, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roland
of Danielsville, Ga., Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Hart of Pocitaligo,
Miss Dorothy Nash of Daniels
ville, Ga., Miss Hester Mae Nash
so Danielsville, Ga., Mr. #&nd
Mrs., R. L. Nash of Daniels
ville, Ga.,, Mr. and Mrs. John
Nash of Pocitaligo, are invited
to attend the funeral of Mr.
James Richard Nash (tomorrow)
Tuesday, January 30, 1934, at
11:00 o’clock a. m. from the
Providence: Baptist church. The
gentlemen selected as pallbear
ers will please meet at the resi
dence of° Mr, Charliee Nash,
Danielsville, Ga., R. F. D. at
10:00 o'clcok. Rev. Spearman of
the Friendship Baptist church
will officiate. Interment in Prov
~.ldéné¢ cemetery. Bernstein
* Fumeral Home.
Trans-Oceanic Hop :
Ends in Smash-Up
(Continued from Page One)
coast, 300 miles off tg course,
about 10 p. m. Sunday. Afterward
it wandered aimlessly, seeking its
destination, Natal, until, out of
gas, it crashed.
The Itallan ship was manned jn
addition to Commander Lombardi,
36 years old, by Count Franz Maz
zotl, 29, second pilot; Marino Bat
tagiia, 86, mechanic; and David
Glulini, 34, the radio operator.
All were seasoned veterans of
the aii and Giulini was a veteran
of the flights of the Italian com
mander Italo Balbo from Rome to
Rio Janeiro and from Rome to
IChicago.
VALENTINES
le to 10c¢
Phone 776
HAMMETT'S
PHARMACY
4-Drawer Steel
LETTER
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THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
‘Woman Physician Is ‘
Ordered to Trial For
Highball Murder
(Continued From Page One) ’
was administered to Dr. Kennedy |
lasy July during a midnight. visit
he made to the residence of Dr.
Dean. |
For five days, the physician said |
he a'tempted to tréat himself, but |
failing in “this, he reported his |
condition to close friends and was !
taken t, Jacksbn for treatment
where he died on August 6. {
it is the contention of the prose- |
cution that Dr. Kennedy made a|
dving declaration to his two broth- |
ers, Dr. Henry Kennedy and Dr. |
Barney Kennedy, alleging tg them |
that Dr. Dean served him a poison |
highball. |
The defense in discussing the |
case denies the charge and con~'
tends that if there was poison it |
could have occurred from other |
sources. ; : |
They sought to inépect the hos~l
pital records to determine whéther |
Dr. Kennedy was administered |
opiates that might have 'afle’ctod[
his mind in his dying condition,
but a state statute barred the rec- |
ords from review under a “privi-|
leged” provision. : ’
Mr. Jordan said the entire week |
had heen set aside for hearing the |
case and that the state had about |
twelve witnesses to call.
Up to Monday only 166 oy the
200 veniremen summoned had been |
served and court attaches'zpecu—l
lated that some of them would!
have to be excused for non-pay
ment of taxes which is required of
jurors under the law.
Defense counsél were said to
have in their possession a batch of
letters in which Dr. Kennedy ex
pressed his admiration for the{
woman physician, |
Temperature Here I
Reaches New Low; (
Drops 47 ,Degrees[
(Continuec¢ frum Vage Omne) !
resort at Wilmington, N. C.; had
the mosgy disastrous fire of its his- |
tory Sunday aftcrnoon. A third of ¢
the beach was destroyed, the |
tames rancd by u gaie wag Sil‘ut'n!
that section of thg country earlier.i
The flamage was estimated at be- |
tween sooo,ooo and $1,000,000. |
The cold wave swept out of the!
northwest. It plunged thermome
ters down, 2 deggees in 17 hours
m New York, and brought com
east, Washington, D. C, was cold.{
er than ever before this wear af-|
ter a gale that uprooted trees uml!
beacned .a boat. ‘the temperature |
there wag 10 above: i
Much colder places fvere (_)\\'l'h!
Head, N. J,, at 3 below; Brock-|
.on, Mass., 6 velow; Mount Foco- |
no, Pa., 14 below; Chicago, 6 ke- |
lowr St. Paul, Minn,, 16 below; |
Duluth, Minn., 30 below :xnd'the!
Pas, Manitoba, 44 below. s |
It was 46 below at Mount Wash- |
ington and the wind blew at a
velocity of 1_0:3 miles an hour, |
The Manftoba prairie blizzard |
which raged last week, forerun- |
ner to the eastern wave, w:o.fl
blamed “Monday < for threemgre
victims—found frozen to defl.thi-—!
making a total oi five. Some oth
ers are in hospital, in danger m!
dying, !
- Massachusetts' bitter cold threw
1,400 CWA workers out of vm-‘
ployment for the day at Brocton.
;Last Preparations Made
For Roosevelt Birthday
!. Ball Tuesday Evening
(Continuea From Page One)
to us in Georgia, and we certainly
should see that we are not un
appreciative of this fact. The best
way of showing this is to see that
our subscription .is as high as
possible.” .
Mrs. McHatton will speak over
the local radio station tonight at
8:00 o'clock in the interest of the
dance tomorrow night, it was an
nounced by the committee in
charge of arrangéments. :
A program of = entertainment
has been arranged for the bail
Tuesday night, which will draw
large crowd. Beginning at 9:00
o'clock, the University band will
offer a half-hour concert, after
which the dance will begin. =At
11:15 President Rosoevelt's .ad
dress will be broadcast through
amplifiers, so that no one will
miss hearing him, and after that
the dance will continue - untl
12:30.
During , the evening, various
features will be introduced, in
cludim presentation of the photo
graph®, auctioning off of a huge
birthday cake donated by local
bakers, and introducing of those
who have sold the most, tickets.
| Soule Will Attend
¢ Capital Gathering
{ Of Recovery Heads
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'small operators alike were labor
ing ‘under the impression that
,there would be insurmountable
difficulties and obstacles to .the
working out of the code in their‘
cases,” the director stated, “tHese
cases have been amicably ana
{easily adjusted in most' cases.” |
Dr. Soule was high in . his
’Dl‘aise of President Roosevelt, tol
{whom he gives entire credit for
{ Having the fortitude as well as
‘?vision to lead the nation through
jone of its worst crises. He thinks
[that the President has grasped the
]situation in a remarkable manner,
{and has been instrumental in
{ bringing order out of chaos.
{ “I am_ grateful for the om)ortu-]
{nity to help in cdrrying out the |
{functions of the new program to
’ adjust the economic situation.”|
iDr. Soule declared. “I desira to
| give assurance to the public that
|I will carry out the duties ofymy
|office to the best of my abiliu‘{"
l ‘Dr. Soule expects to retusfi to
Georgia either Saturday or Sun
‘ lduj of this week, :
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saved the life of H. R. Lininger,
Miami county, Kansas, deputy,
shown holding it, and cost the
life of Bob Brady, co-leader in
the recent Kansas state prison
break. Brady, cornered in a
cornfield near Paola, Kan., had
the drop on the deputy, but his
weapon failed te work and Lin
inger shot him down.
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Message From Roosevelt
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Brings House’s Approval
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Of Senate-Revised Bill
(Continued From Page One)
ans and dependents had been
taken off compensation rolls un
der the economy act, bhut asserted
the principles of the revised act
and regulations issued under it
were ‘“sound and should be con
tinued.”
Naval committeemen of the
house decided on a recommenda
ticn that Mr. Roosevelt be em
powered to provide an airplane
contingent for the Navy commen
surate with a treaty-limit fleet,
invalving 1,184 new planes costing
$95.000.000. The amendment may
be tacked on to the Vinson hill to
morrow.
Democratic leaders received no
tice that the president would lik
very much soon to get the $950.-
000.000 he asked Saturday for fed
erfll irelief and continuation of the
CWA. "B prohably will ,
_Mrs. Roosevelt let it be Known
fat she. dtes not intend to' have
distilled liquoy served in the
White House but “there will he no
fixed rule as to the serving of
wine."”
- A delay is hpii*,g encountered in
1]“;::1] selling of wines and spirits
Tocally, although the law now is on
the statute books. Thus, even if
she chege Mrs. Roosevelt was un
able to serve light wines at the
luncheon conference which the
‘m'nsidom arranged fop early after
noen with Secreotary Morgenthau.
;
‘Health Department
| Report Measles on
Decrease in Athens
The City and County riealth
department reports that ‘measles
are still on a rampage through
out Athens and Clarke county. No
cases of pneumonia were reported
during the week, however.
The report for the week in
cludes 20 cases. of measles, abor .
10 cases less than that of the pre
vious week; twog cases of chicken
pox, and one ca%e of whooping‘
cough. No other diseases were
reported to the health authorities.
STRAND OMORROW
= * TOMORROW
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
géiltem,., The Man's Code:
= = Kiss and Forget! |
kfi"\»* The Woman's Code:
= = . loveand Remember!
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R R e has that age- |
W & old,ever-new |
' T 8 . sodramatical- |
b % . 3 ly presented |
\} Yourfistchanceto v as it is in this |
§ see the screen’s big epicofhuman |
& - new star, Margaret SRR emotion! |
% Sullavan, undfer the y T
] directi th
i e Only Yesterday
2% “Back Street.”
With MARGARET SULLIVAN and JOHN BOLES
Added Cartoon Comedy, “CANDY HOME”
and “PERILS OF PAULINE”
WEDNESDAY—ONE DAY
- LEE TRACY
in “ADVICE TO THE LOVELORN
: With SALLY BLANE
'STOCKS MAINTAIN
" FIRM PRICE TONE
'Bright Side of Market
l Picture Shown Monday .
| Grains, Cotfon Improve.
{ By VICTOR EUBANK
i NEW YORK —(#)— Stocks-and
| staples looked on the bright side
!uf the market picture Monday and
| prices, generally, maintained a
!steady to firm tone. '
| Shares of some of the rubber.
{ metal,” oil and tobacco companies
I moved up sedately under varying
| influerices. The activity was net
| much more pronounced than in
‘}«‘riday's session. There were in
!te:rmittent profit taking . flurries
{ and brief spasms of short selling,
Ehut these failed to unsettle the list
ias a whole.
i Grains and cotton .improved
moderately. Silyer and rubber fu
}turefl developed strength. Wheat
| got up a cent or more a bushel at
irvne time. The dollay was some
what reactionary, losing around %
| cents in terms of sterling. Bonds
i were rather quiet and narrow.
p COTTON HIGHER
NEW YORK.— (AP) — Cotton
| was higher Monday on a favora
| ble construction’ of the Washing
|ton news and a moderate demand
|whic'h came largely from Wall
istreet and co;pmission house
sources., 3 AR
‘ New York Table
g open riigh Low Close P.C.
{Mar., . 11.26 11,38 11.22 11.36 11.17
iMay . 11.39 11.55 11.36 11.52 11.31
iJuly . 11.56 11,70 11.52 11.69 11.45
’Oct. . 11.68 11.85 11.656 11.84 11.58
| R
| UPWARD TENDENCY
| NEW ORLEANS.— /AP —Cot
!t(m was fairly' active Monday with
| prices snowing an upward ten
{dency.
New Orleans Table
Open High Low Close P.C.
Mar. . 11.25 11.35 11.18 11,35 11.12
May . 11.36 11.53:11.33 1?’:0 11.26
Juls . 11.53 11.67 11.47 1164 11.42
Qct. . 11.63.11.82 11,08 11.80 11.56
(Courtesy of John F. Clarke & Co.
H. G. Cooper, manager). ‘
CHICAGO GRAIN
: High Low Close
WHEAT—
May L Lo 4 .92%
suly il LN 89% 90%
Bept. \ . 000 90% 92%
~ CORN—
W L B 52% 527%
T .. eec... B 4 DA% H 4%
BEPt, Civis s PO b 5% .b 6
OATS—
Moy oo ca. 08 88 .38%
duly oo ol AT st %
Bent. . o 00l 90% 31
‘Negro Woman Shot
| Four Times Sunday
‘l By Her Son-in-Law
l[ (Continued From Page Two)
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with him. The next morning, Sat
lurduy, the car was gone. Atlanta
ip.lico report that two Negroes
were arrested in the car 3
i Phe case of Rosa Lee Bell, col
| ored, on which the police depart
'ment has been working under
!cover for the past four days, con
tinues to mystify the authorities.
| She was found Thursday on the
}gxound by the back steps to her
| house on Hoyt street, with her leg
! breoken,
| Althoug*» she co .. not see her
' assailant, she claimed she had
| been hit with a rock. Examination
ia.t the hospital showed that a bul
ilet was res,onsible for the_bx‘oken
leg. Thus far, police investigation
‘has reveaied little—no gne in the
}neighbmhoud having heard a shot
land no one having seen a stranger
|or prowlar at tie time Rosa L.e€
| was injured.
I This week end proved to be 'a
]busy one for the police, with a to
{tal of twenty-six cases docketed!
lone for burglary, two for one-light
driving, one for speeding, one for
violation of the Boulevard ordi~
nance, eight for drunkenness, five
l»{or digsorderly conduct, three fox
drunkeness and disorderly conduct
land five for gambling.
Two Charged With
Slaying Aged Man
in Madison County
(Continued ¥rom Page One)
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quest weas t.. be held Morday aft
ernoon, at 2 o’clock. |
Funeral servces for Mr, ‘\'ashi
will be held at eleven o'clock Tues
day morning at Providence Baptist
church and interment at Provi
dence cemetery. The Rev. Spear
man, pastor of the Friendship
Baptist church -will officiate.
Mr., Nash is survived by five
sons: Messrs. Z2fin Nash of Hart
county; Farvy Nash otsi‘acitaligo.
Richatd, J. D. and Ellis Nash cf
Danielsville: six daushte.s: Mrs,
Hoyt Smith, Fort Lamar, Ga.; MYy,
.uth Fowler, Franklin county;
Mrs. Henry Roland, Danielsville;
Mrs. Roy Hart Pocitalago, Miss
Dorgthy Nash, Danielsville, and
Miss Hester Mae Nash,” Daniels
ville; and two brothers, Mesrs. R
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With EDMUND LOWE, ANN SOUTHERN,
MIRIAM JORDAN GREGORY RATOFF
MONDAY, JANUARY 29, {034
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Dr. ]J. G. Harrison,
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MACON—(AP)—Dr. J. }
Harrison, 64, dean o tn,
University School of Chivi
is dead of a heart attac) {
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{ Harrison, Ga.
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| member of the state board of
| ucation and was chairman of th,
state board for public welfare
.Several years. -For ;a number o
| vears he was secretary of ¢‘,
| Georgia Baptist convention
! Funeral services will e hald
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| Nash, Poeitaligo.
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