Georgia Historic Newspapers

    WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1934.
" Kiwanis
(pattanooga
To Present Program
Here Next Tuesday
nt that the Chatta-
E 2 s club will send’ vis
pooE< \thens next Tuesday to
e rogram for the local
pre="* , was made _at the
K g 1 vesterday at the Hol
s to be designated as‘
e Kiwanis Day” by
president James Sartor
s d a large attendance
i o hear this program.
g = yup from Athens, in-
Recen - T N. Tutwiler, lieuten- |
of this Kiwanis dis-
B vix and Luther Nelsnn‘
e ~hattanooga and present
| there, Dr. McCallie
ol boy's school will bei
o : his occasion. i
e L seting vesterday ' waS nn |
S | Dayt S ngmm'
£ . R. Cunn ealled on
! 4 he cluh who had not‘
( e to give a speech in |
had 2 Ch? |
"1 (. Jester was /Oneé of these
0 «oke briefly .on the beauties
r surrounding countryside,‘
i urging Kiwanians to: become |
N ected in -it. E. Bi Mell spoke
" he work heing done at Athens
I woo! and invited Kiwanians
. et the “school and see. “the
finest bunch of boys and girls any
where in the state.®
Others called on ineluded T. A.
@ibeon, Guy Henry, Sheriff W. E.
Jacks U. H. Davenport,. J. R.
fppaxton, E. . Lamkin, Howe
Chandler, Breezy” Winn. J. K.
pavie, and Dr. H. M. Fullilove:
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TWO IN ONE }
GARASOTA, Fla. —(AP)— Bos
nita House went after ohe fie.!x——-'
tunon—and ce.me hack with two
—u tarpon and a shark. 1
The shark swallowed the tarpon
that Bonita was playing on her}
line, and fought for an hour andi
4 half before it was ended. |
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When you have one of those vio-!
lent, nerve-racking headaches, from
inorganic causes, you can get sooth
ing relief in three minutes with
‘B, C,” a reliable pleasant-to-take
remedy. . “B. 'C.” is prepared by a!
rgistered pharmacist compounded !
m a different principle from most‘
rlief-giving agencies in that it con
tains several ingredients so blended'
and proportioned as to accomiplish
ina few minutes what we believe no‘
one drug formula can do in so short
& time. “B. €.” should also be used
for the relief of muscular aches a.nd‘
pains, common colds and neuralgia;
for reducing fever and quieting a!
distressed nervous system without
opiates, narcotics or such habitl
forming drugs. Get “B. C.”, in 10c‘
and 25c packages, wherever drugs|
are sold ' — Advertisement.
l@ . Announcing Opening
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0\ \ ~ Thursday Morning
~ EVERYTHING NEW AND MODERN
Quick Service and - - -
- = = The Best of Foods
—FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN—
Special Rates on Meal Tickets '
| BEER—IN B"C»»)TTLES. AND ON TAP
i —-OPEN ALL NIGHT—
| 234 EAST WASHINGTON STREET
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[ WE HAVE TOO MANY USED TRUCKS
BOTH LIGHT AND HEAVY DUTY
—-SPECIAL PRICES—
-31 Ford Sedan De1ivery............5275
31 Ford Standard Delivery. ... ......$295
'29 Ford Sedan De1ivery............5165
31 Ford 1%5-Ton Truck............ 5325
29 Ford Panel De1ivery............5165
29 Ford IVS-Ton Truck...... .....$245
29 Dodge IY2-Ton Truck.......... 5125
.29 Chevrolet 175-Ton Truck....... 5295
%9 Chevrolet 115-Ton Truck. ... ...$265
29GMC Van80dy...... ..i.. ....$165
30 Chevrolet Light De1ivery........5195
29 Ford IY-Ton Truck............ 5195
Or We Will Trade for Cors Paying Difference!
\C. A. Trussell Motor C
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E —ATHENS’ OLDEST DEALER—
MARKET MOVES
SLOWLY TODAY
Trading at Dullest Pace
Of Year; News of Stim
ulating Nature Lacking
BY VICTOR EUBANK
NEW Y9ORK —(AP)— The stock
market mills ground slowly Wed
nesday as the meager speculative
fuel appeared to be without any
appreciable motivating force,
Trading during the greater part
of the session was at the qullest
pace of the year to date. The tick
er tape barely moved at times.
Even the so-calléd professionals
seemed to be move timid than us
‘ual and there was little or no pub
liec participation. News of a stim
ulating nature wag lacking, for the
most part, and only a few scattered
specialties were able to climb out
of the rut,
Wheat dipped and =allied ner
vously. There were more reports
of rains that would aid the crops.
Other cerealg showed some im
provement, Cotton rallied. $1 or
more a bale, but lost part of this
undey profit taking.
PRICES FIRMER
NEW ORLEANS —(AP)— Cot
ton was less active Wednesday but
prices' developed a somewhat firm
er tone, due to good Liverpool ca
bles and a better demand in the
wake of the recent decline,
New Orleans Table
Open High Low Close P.C.
May .. 10.75 10.75 10.75.10.75 10.59
July 10.84 10.93 10.80 10.90 10.74
Oct. . 10.98 11.09 10.94 11.05 10.89
Dec. . 11.10 11.16 11.06 11.16 10.99
gAD, . 11,82.10.38 1308 y 11,91 1104
Neeh: . 31.28:11.29 ]1.29 11.38 11147
REACTION SETS IN
NEW YORK —(AP)— An early
advance of approximately SI.OO
‘per bale in cotton Wednesday =on
covering combined with some do
‘mestic and foreign trade buying
wag followed by partial reactions
‘under moderate offerings from the
|trade and some local selling.
| New York Table
S Open High Low Close P, C
May . 10.70 10.70 10.70 10,82 10.56
July . 10.88 10.97 10.81 10.95 10.78
Oct. . 11.05°11.12 10.97'11.10 10.91
Dec. . 11.15 11.28 11.08 11.22 11.01
Mam, . 11.20 11.29 ¥1.16 11.28 11.06
Mch, . 11,38 11.88 11.27 11.38 11.17
CHICAGO GRAIN
High Low Close
WHEAT—
BRI LBl et GRE R LlB%
VIR, Gvaa gl YT Ten T A
BEPE s ol 73, LlB%
CORN—
MLy ... 2, oo AR 44% L 46%
MUY 4300 a 0 5, JARIe -AT .48
SBODL s e R L 48% 493
OATS—
May siost ée i 209 AEO .29%
JUIy: oeoionne 3299 .26 .29%
Bept ..o ks o (208 298 - agEl
THE
OMNIBUS
A FREE RIDE FOR
EVERYBODY
Cartoon
Received
The other day we received an
idea for a cartoon from an anony
mous contributor. Unfortunately,
we don't have a cartoonist in the
office, and were unable to use the
drawing. However, we're telling
you folks about it, because it's a
nice drawing, and the idea isn't
bad at all. On a chalr on a raised
platform is seated the figure of a
man, who's head is a circle in
which is placed a dollar mark.
Below the steps leading to the
dais is a kneeling figure, and on
the first step are sacks of gold,
labeled: ‘The Object of hig Pray
er.” The title is “The World's God
Today”. Thanks for sending it te
us, whoever you are, Mr. or Miss
Cartoonist. We wish you'd signed
yvour name go we could give credit
where it's due.
On Signs,
Etc—
If you haven’t been down town
at night lately, the sign in front
of Tony Postero’s is worth look
ing at next time you make a trip.
A neon arrow has been added be
neath the regular sign, and it
moves in rather quick sudden oc
tion. llf you're not up real close
to it, it looks rather wierd—just
a suspended arrow which looks
like it's going right through the
windows of the restaurant. Then,
speaking of signs, we notice that
the Varsity sign has been changed
in some sort of way. We don’t
know exactly how, but the other
night when we were driving by,
the big football was on a truck
and being carted somewhere or
other. The next day, however, it
was back up again and we haven’t
had -~ chance to ask about it.
Reverberations—
If It's Spelled Like That
A week or so ago we told here
the story of a young fellow who
lost his two snakesg in the house,
and of the suspense it was caus
ing among, his family, who never
knew exactly when one of them
was liable to pop out of a closet,
drawer, or what-not. Well, one of
them has been cornered and
caught. It was hiding undér the
dining room rug, and the cook
found it—much to her surprise,
disgust, and something very much
akin to fright. Now there’s only
one more to be caught, but it
seems to be a rather clever ser
pent, and stays in hiding, although
every now and then queer noises
like thingg sliding over things can
be heard in the house.
Brotherly
Love I
The oldest brother is about ten
years old, the. youngest seven.
They were out riding one day,
and the mother had a pack of
Dentyne chewing gum, which, as
you remember, comes flat, with each
piece rather small—until you start
chewing it. She offered some té
the brothers. Older brother brok¢
off about half of the pack—ap
proximately three pieces. Yonger
brother glared. Older brother chew
ed on peacefully. Finally, he had
an idea: “Mama,” he said, “how
many pieces of gum are there in a
pack of Dentyne gum?” Younger
brother couldn’t hold it in any
longer. “Only one,” he shoufed, “it
you get hold of it first.”
Sororities to Hold
Pan-Hellenic Dance;
First at University
For tne first time since women
were admitted to ‘The University
of Georgia, the Women’s Panhel
lehic Council will sponsor a dance
here. It will take place in Wood
ruff Hall Friday evening, from
nine to one, with the Georgia
Bulldog orchestra’ furnishing the
music. ;
(Special features of the dance will
be the Panhellenic leadout, which
memberg of the old and new
councils with their dates will take
part, singing by Miss Anne John
son, Atlanta, a member of the Al
pha Gamma Delta sorority, and
novelty dancing by Miss Louise
Wynn, Newnan, a Phi Mu.
The leadout will wind around
the floor and include several in
tricate figures, and at the end the
couples will break from a single
column and go the lighted pins of
the various sororities.
Decorations will focus on the
lighted sorority pins, with pine
boughs and green shrubs and
vines draped and hanked around
the nhall.
Those taking part in the lead
out will be:
Meta Shaw, Lud Pierce; Cath
erine Williams, Schuyler <Clark;
Winnie Clark, Elmo Thrash; Patsy
Wioodruff, Frank Dudley; Lee
Whitman, Daniel Nathan; Anna
Michael, Edmund Randolph; Irene
Feldman, Mickey Radutzsky; Ida
Mogul, Hy Aronstam; Reta Slotin,
Howard Rome; Esther Haskin,
Sammy Arncold; Sara Slaton, L.
James: Dot Davis, Charles War
ner; Josephine VonSprecken, Ken-
Jock Westberry; Grace Wilson,
Harrv McAllister: Nell Johnson,
Alfred Wier; Isabe! McCrae; Tom
Fleming: Emmis Bragg, Ted Mid
‘dlebrooks; Liddy Rice, 'Charles
Riehardsoen; Catherine McMillan
‘Mark Whitehead: Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Carter; Beulah Wise, Ed
“Elliott; and Anne Price, Gladys
'Solomon. The representatives for
)the Chi Omega have not vet been
announced. Admission will be $1
:a couple. i
African marabou storks are scav
engers, but they wash all their
food hefore eating it. A
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
What Two Years of Flight. Did to Samuel Insull
BEFORE THE CRASH
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as he found temporary haven in Greece, In the third, #s he returns to America to face trial. |
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and his two adopted sons, Jimmy (left), and Billy, presented the President, as shown here, a season
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brothers [rving and Murton, and their friend, Abe Faber (wearing felt bat), are shown arriving at
Dedham County Court under a heavy police escort jor the opening of their trial. A plea to transfer the
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News Of The Day In Pictures
RESPITE IN GREECE
HOMEWARD BOUND
Sandes—Father and Son
Earl Sande, formerly the Bilosn.
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Pledging continuation of his fight for national prohibition, Bishap
James Cannon, Jr, left Washington for a Methodist bishops’ con
ference in Jackson, Miss., after his acquittal on a charge of violating
the corrupt practices aet in his 1928 campaign against Al Smith.
The bishop is shown here, after his aetquittal, with Mrs. Cannon,
center, and his secretary, Miss Ada Burroughs, right, who ailso was
acquitteds. X 5
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three months the pretty miss cut her time for the 50-yard dash
Jrom 38 to 29 seconds, and the 100-yard event from 1:28 to Kio9,
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