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FOR SALE
PRS- A
FOR SALE—Lime, Cement, Plas
tor. Can quote prices and Inake
deliveries on any sized job from
one sack to ‘a ear. We appreciate
your inquiries on anything in
puilding material, doors, win
dows, glass, hardware and paints.
Christian Hardware, Broad st.,
Phone 1300,
e RPN
FOR SALE — Genuine Maine
arown Cobbler Seed Potatoes,
per 10 peck sack, $2.50, never so
cheap before. Plant more pota
toes, Christian Hardware.
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FOR SALE—lnstantaneous Gas
Heater, practically new, §20.00.
(Cal] 1641. Y%
FOR SALE—Small Grand Piano
with bench. Brown Mahogany
Jacquer finish. Can be bought for
small balance due, payable $lO
per month, by reliable party. Ad
dress Box “F* care Banner-Hr
ald.
FOS SALE-—Bargains in Used Re
conditioned Pianes, $64.50, $74.50°
and up. KEasy terms. Durden
Music Co,, Inc. : :
BARGAIN IN SMALL FARM
AND 5-ROOM HOME
HOUSE newly covered; new paint;
about 15 acres best farm land, 2
acres of which could be put under
water for fish nond or lake with
small expense. On old Winters
ville Road, 300 yards off pave
ment, mile from Athens. Can be
bought cheap, and on terms.
Don’t phone, come and talk.
Deadwyler- Beacham Realty Co.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Cottage in
Front of General Hospi
tal; Cobb street. Phone
J. C. Jester.
FOR RENT-—Two furnished rooms,
also one furnished apartment.
Apply 272 Hancock avenue, phone
388-J.
FOR RENT — Five room house,
near . Ceordinate . Colege; con
veniences; rent reasonable.
Phone 280.
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WANTED
WE BUY OLD SCRAP GOLD
AND SILVER AND PAY HIGH
EST PRICE IN CASH
). BUSH, jeweler
165 E. Clayton Street
_ By Aitb_ority of U. S. Treasury
GIFTS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
Are Prized Most When
Bought From
J. BUSH, Reliable Jeweler
20 Yearg in Business in
the Same Stand
165 EAST CLAYTON ST.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that Con
. 5 S
sumers Qijl Company ‘intend 'to
erect a filling station on southwest
corner of Broad and Newton stree_tf
“nd formg) application for permit
Wil be made at March meeting of
mayor and ecunecil, city of Athens.
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Railroad Schedules
SEABOARD AIR LINE RY.
Arrival and Departure of Trains
Athens, Ga.
To and From South and West
Lv. fopr Richmond, Washington,
New York and East
1:10 AM
3:14 PM '
9:46 PM Asp Cond.
Lv. for Atlanta, South and West
4:17 AM
6:09 AM Aty Cond.
2:03 PM
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GAINESVILLE-MIDLAND
‘Leave Athens
No. » fé&nesvme— 7:45 am
No. 12 top Géinesvlue—— 10:45 am
Arrive Athens :
No. 11 from Gainesville 10:00 am
No. 1 from Gainesville— 6:15 m
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GEORGIA RAILROAD .
Train 51 Arrivse Adhens 7:45 am
Daily Except Sunday i
Train 50 Leaves Athens 11:00 am
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Lula—North—South
Depart—_ ‘ —Arrive
C;4l| am 11:20 am
1:0¢ pm 4:20 Pm
J. L. Cox, Assistant General
Freight-Passenger Agent
Telephone 81. :
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CENTRAL OF QEO““,
Leave Athens
Dajy (except Sundays) 6:30 am
Sunday lang :0:15 ’:afl 4:00 pm
Sund only 7: am ¢ :
Arrive Athens Daily
12:35 pm and 9:15 pm *
RADIO BARGAINS
New Chevrolet Radio
Used Chevrolet Radio
GEO. M. ABNEY
at
] Swanton lvy, inc.
“SPRING SPECIALS”
Pond’s Creams, Jars 25¢
Large Pepsodent
Antiseptic 79¢
Prophylactic Tooth
Brush 39¢
MOON-WINN DRUG Co.
REDUCED!
50c Ipana Tooth Paste
Now 39¢
PHONE 1066
CITIZENS PHARMACY
IPANA
TOOTH PASTE 39c¢
REID DRUG CO.
MILLEDGE PHARMACY
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Macon, Albany, Thomasville, Valdosta,
Jacksonville—l:2o P.M.
Anderson, Greenville, Charlotte, Columbia
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the Palace. The picture is a plane “thriller” from start to finish:
Greek Government ‘
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Dispatches Full Fighting
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Forces Against Rebels
(Continued From Page One)
politics was on the premises at the
time was not ascertained.
The entire island was in the
hands of the insurrectionists and
and Venizelos was said to have ap
propriated $1,000,000 from Canea's
treasury 1o finance the rebellion.
Denouncing the former premier
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
as only fit to be a “pirates’ Hero,”
Premier Tsaldaris expressed the
donviction that the revolution would
be quelleq and order re-established.
Army aircraft roared back and
forth between Athens and Crete,
raining bombs on._ the rebels’
strongholds and their “Flees” and
returning to the mainland to take on
more explosives,
Athens was placed under martial
law and a state of siege declared.
Unspecified sections of the consti
tution were suspendeq by govern
ment order, -
THE NEWS IN A
NUTSHELL
(Continued From Page One)
velt is president.
Legislative committees plan a
conference Triday in Columbia, S.
C. to combine their ideas in a
study of taxation; Georgia, Ala
bama, both Camolinas, and Ten
nesgee will be represented,
Representative Patmon of Texas
predicted today that the house and
the senate would override the
President’s veto on the bonus pay-
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16 Form of “be.”
17 To carry.
18 Pertaining to
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20 Otherwise,
21 Knot in wood.
22 Indian plant.
23 Maseuline
pronoun.
24 Senior. |
26 Era. ‘
28 Winged.
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36 Cot.
38 Southeast.
19 Affirmative.
41 Showy.
45 Onager. -
47 To divide.
50 Tree.
51 Common verb.
52 Musical note.
54 To split.
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MEETS TODAY WITH
INTEREST ON SENATE
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!ganr‘e and afrect other depart
| ments, especially if the grandfather
i clausesdoes not apply to all the ap
| propriations bill.”
| He had reference to the clause in
}the budget act which »nermits the
!l governor to scale dewn appropria
ttions to meet available revenue,
i The house amendeq the clause
(in adopting the appropriations bhill
’ro!in\-oing the common schools of
i its provisions. .
i Strong Sentiment
| There was strong sentiment at
,tho capitol today for day and night
| sessions of the legislature during
‘_tho remaining weeks of the ten-«
week session,
! Magjor: legislation - still hung ‘in
| the balance. In the' senate: sere
‘house-apmrovod “bills to legalizea
. beer and put the lguor guestion up
to a popuwlar vote of the people oh
lMay].’x ; e |
‘Also, the senate held the balante
of power over proposals: to amend
the constitution to | exempt from
taxation homesteads and personal
| broperty, and & chain store.tax hill
| passeq by the house was bhefore the
i upper branch of the legislature.: '
i The governor advised the law
| makers to refrain from passing any
‘tax measures without first doing
laway with some “tax you already
| have.” gt 1 L
Exemption ' 'of homes ang per
sonal property is designed by lbwflr
{ers of the legislature to pave ‘the
way for a sales tax, and the sales’
tax:- was before the house ways and
| means committee today for public
lhearlng at 3 p.im; L 4
The spotlight. .shifted ‘from the
I house of representatives to the sen
ate inasmuch as a majority of the
{princinal pieces of legislation had
! been passed from ‘the house to ‘the
L upper clamilier: it L S e G
| ment, bill. : Sp vt
l Senator Black, Alabama, said to
day that government statistica
|hud clinched the argument in fa
vor of his plan for a compulsory
30-hour work week. B Lned
Efforts of -the members of the
house of representatives : today
were renewed in attempting to put
Georgia i a position to receive
benefits from- the $4,880,000,000
| public relief program in congress.
The Georgia house of repragen
tatives approved appropriations
hill was received today by the sen
ate and referred to committee,
‘lO Eagerness.
11 Hereditary.
14 Hastened.
4 15 Blémish.
| 93 Lack. of ortho-.
dox belief.
25 Lifts wp.
24 Hail¥
127 Before.
129 Pound.
30 Vestment.
31 Golfing device.
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i 37 Tmeprisonment.
40 Fine line of a
letter.
41 Hulf.
42 To foment.
43 SHort-billed
rail.
44 Back of foot:
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a prayer,
46 Sceria,
48 Crime.
49 Always.
51 Ex¢lamation,
53 Stir.
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ballot.
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3 Folding beds.
4 Oak.
5 Cattle pasture.
6 He won the
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championship
7 Frets.
8 Recedes.
9 Cipher.
OPERATION ON GIRL
ATTRACTS INTEREST
(Continued: From Page One)
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room mo her stretcher, she cov
ered her face with both hands,
and wiggled her fingers as a danc
ing blue eye peéked out at those
she passed.
Her mother and her aunt were
with her as she went under the
anaesthetic. Theiy weords were:
“She took it just fine.”
FFor all her c¢neerfulness Alyce
did not forget her prayers today.
Before the operation she recited
one sent her by Johnny Steinbur
ger, in DBreoklyn hospital. He has
‘had 18 operations. He wrote her:
“A prayer to say before going to
operate.
Jesus, tender shepherd, hear me.
Bless Thy little tamb tonight,
Through the darkness be Thou
‘mear me.
Keep me' safe till morning light.”
i Bhe sent Her father in Omaha a
telegram, telling hiia that a sur
gical girdle had just been pinned
upon her. that now she was
ready . '
ioMore than a dozen visiting phy
wieians Hrrived in the hour before
ithe operation, to be guests. There.
Wwere more requests from medical
men to ‘be present than could be.
accommodated in the operating
room. :
‘o Wisitors and nurses dressed in
white and were waiting at 10
o'clock, & quiet group in an oper
ating room flooded with light
from an wnusually bright S
*shine. i
' /Phe anaesthesist was the ' Jast,
one te «arrive. When he came
“Alyce ‘was brough up the elevator
";finm her floor below the operating
room and wheeled into a room
‘across the corridor from the oper-!
‘ating room. i
- There the anaethetie was given.
Once wsleep ‘she was wheeled
across ‘the corridor. The doors of;
‘the operating room swung open!
and men and women in white
made a semi-circle in the room,’
much as if a little princess were'
arriving. M
In the center of the semi-circle.
‘was the reéeclining chair on which
Alyce was placed, to lie half up-y
right: on her right side.
The group « clesed around the
sleeping child while she was be-
Ing made comfortable. Her mother
and aunt who had - entered with
her, left, her mother first, on the
arm of a nurse.
The eoperating doors closed and
there was no more going and
coming, j
Income Tax Payers to
Get Advice This Week
(Continued From Page One)
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March 8, Union Point; March 9,
Greenshore; gnd March 9, War
renton:
In Union Point, Greenshoro, and
Warrenton, a representative will
mot be available all day.
Dickens’ Car Found in
Anderson, S. C., Sunday
- A Buick automobile -belonging to
Tam Dickens, Oconee county, was
recovered i Andersomn, S €., Sun
day. The car was stolen here Sat
urday night. The theft of the car
was reported to police about 20
minutes after the probbery of the
Industrial Lawndry.
Detective E. M. "'Weood and Mr.
Dickens brought the car back from
South Carolina last night. -
A Chevrolet automobile was re
covered by Policemmen Cornelison
and Medlin last night. Its own
er was identifiedby am insurance
policy in the car. The policy car
ried the nume of Chase Von Valk
enburg, of a Decatur, Ga. address.
Decatur officials were notified,
and the car was turned over to
them today.
New Colored Strip
Map Issued to Aid
in Tourist Traffic
A new, ceélored pictura man ad
vertising the ‘Washington-Peters
burg reute has been ‘isSued and re-
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Oususkin. A record had been
made. Then came the descent
! Suddenly the spherical gondola
broke from its moorings and
evached«to earth. The three aero
pauts were killed instantly.
In memory of these men, the U
8. S. R. has issued three stamps,
' each reproducing the picture of
one of the fiyers, with the balloon
in the background
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NEXT: Who discevered the
cause of yellow fever? 4
4
ceived by the Athens Chamber of
Commerce. The map is about
three inches in width and fifteen
incheg lo and is printed in sev
eral different colors. A space is
left at the bottom for hetels ad
other business concerns along the
route to print their names for ad
vertising purposes.
The map is illustrated with pic
tures showing the principal indus
try of each large town or city
along the highway from Washing
ton, D. C., to Miami, through St.
Petershurg on the Wiest Coast and
Jacksonville on the East Coast.
The section between Macon and
Anderson, 8. €., including Athens,
is illustrated by a picture of
“Uncle Remus”. Tha route from
Macon to Athensg is known as the
“Uncle Remus Highway". Sec
retary Joel A. Wier of the cham
ber of commerece says the map
will be beneficial to Athens.
The “Uncle Remus” Highway
Association is working on a map
now which will be the best thing
of its kind ever published, it is be-
2 DAYS—TODAY AND TUESDAY
HERE COME THE MARINES!
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BAFFLED MAN FOR CENTURIES...
BY FLYING IN! —:f‘\\" e
And even they were astosished at the =.o % D
| primitive panorama of savage le w- TSRS,
folded around them .. . battalions of 9/ ee by
baboons fighting an army of monkeys... % i
«.the largest herd of elephants in all the- .
world in wild stampede .. . snorting : :
buffalo in terror-stricken flight . . . .
leopards . . . lions and laughing hyenas ' L
. « . in the endless war of the jungle! :
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PAGE SEVEN
Much interest is being shomn
here in the forthcoming ~addréss
to be delivered by Dr. J,
Kincer of the United States Wel«
ther Bureau, before the Uni
of Georgia Science ciub an
8.
The program for the ,«\
meeting of the Science ;c-m‘fl:‘,‘::'
ing sponsored by the Uni ;
geography department,. *of%
“Professor E. 8. Sell lslhafiw,
Dr. Kincer's address \i‘%
heard by a large crowd of-pesgle
as evervone is. interested in i!’fé
weather. ' “’i"
lieved and will advertise this see=
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