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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT IELATION“BEE” BUZIES DN MIRYET Stocks Pushed Up in Boom Time Spu-t; Highest Lev el Since Last July ¢ 4= BY VICTOR EUBANK (Associated Press Financial Wiriter) + NEW YORK — (#) — The in flation bee buzzed a little louderf in teday’s speculative markets and | stoeks were pushed up in a bnom-f time spurt to the highest levels| since last July. ; . Oils, métors, rails, steels, coppers | and many specialties participated | in the sharp rally which carried, prices 1 to 2 or more points ahead and put the ticker tape several minutes behind floor transactions for. a brief period. While the inflationary revival was! given most credit for the buying movemernt, this picture was not al together clear to market analysts. Becondary bonds improved, but U. §. governments and low-yield cm'-l poration loans, supposed to suf-| zg' under any drastic inflation,! were not too heavy. Cotton was &narrow. Grains, however, fol. owed stocks. Foreign exchances were neutral. i ‘"Among the best shares were those of U. S. Smelting, Cerro de Pasco, Kennecott, Anaconda, Gen eral Motors, Chrysler, U. 8. Steel, Bethlehem, Tnland Steel, Santa Fe, Union Pacific, American Can, Allied Chemical, Montgomery Ward, Un jon Carbide, Columbian carbon, Du Pont, Westinghouse, Johns Man ylle, Celanese, Amerada, Standard 01l of New Jersey and California, Socony and Mission Corp. The utilities were fractionally higher. Wall Street apparently got its new inflationary urge from a var fety of rumors and reports that seeped into the financial sector from Washington. 1 COTTON FLUCTUATES NEW ORLEANS— (&) —Cot ton futures today fluctuated un certainly and in a narrow range, spending half of the session below the previous close, ‘only to recover in the late trading to net advances of 1 to 6 points. g New Orleans Tabie j Open High Low Close P. C. May . 11.79 11.89 11.79 11.84 11:87 July . 11.88 11.97 11.85 11.88 11.88 Qct, . 11.5 11.84 11.75 11.81 11.79 Jdp, . 11.87 11.90 11.87 11.90 11.88 Meh. . 11.89 11.99 11.89 11.96 11,92 2 New York Table i. Open High Low Close P.C. May . 11.81 11.88 11.78 11.88 11.90 July . 11.89 11.99 11.88 11.94 11.93 Oect. . 11.81 11.88 11.79 11.89 11.88 D’q 11,87 11,98 11.86:11.01 11,89 Jan. . 11.89 11,98 11.88 11.96 11.91 m.". 11.94 12.04 11.94 12.02 11.97 s e o CHICAGO GRAIN b High Low Close F WHEAT— g B (s .. e % 01 UM W ... N % % BBt .. .. . OB .981% .94% CORN-— By ¢ .. .. JBBN RRY CLRRBW fly .o .o .. 83% 81% 22% Lv:t. i e AT IO T OATS— May .. .. .. A4b% .44% 464 ey L. . R 36% .37% Bept .. .. .. 35% .3% .86% Sun BANKING BILL © WASHINGTON — (#) — An as m{m that the omnibus banking ill would convert the Federal Re erve system “into an instrument g\gespouc authority” was made Wednesday to thi senate banking committee by Winthorpe W. Ald fg:h; chairman of Chase National Bank of New York. 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Digestion is improved ... food is better utilized...and thus you are enabled to better “carry on” without exhaustion—as you should naturally, You may have the will-power to be “ur and doing” hut unless your blood is In top notch form you are not fully Yourself and you may remark, “I wonder why I tire so easily.” . Let S.SS. help build back your blood tone...if your case is not exceptional, you should soon enjoy sgain the satisfaction of a petizing food...sound sleep... steac{v nerves »++& good complexion...and renew ed strength, 8.8.8. is sold by all drug stores in 'twp sizes. The $2 economy size is twice as large as the $1.25 regular Bize and is sufficient for two weeks Areatment, Begin on the uproad today. ©5:5.5. Co. \\ o 1Y gl £ &g E’é% ;mr rsel . oo - 4 NEW YORK STOCKS | NEW YOREK.~ (&) —The fol | towing is the close of stocks quo f'auona on the New Tork BStock | Exchange today: . |i —Ae— A 08l 4l e i ltE :Am and For Power ~ .o & A Rad B 8 vi (v is i bios 18% 'Am Smelt and Refg .. .. .. 45% I}\m T and T. v i AN {Am Tobedeo .. v ~ .. i i/ 8% { Am Tobacco B .. .. .. .... 87% jAßacoßda iyl v LT §.‘\tl Cogat 140,70, o oo % LAY BME ... swy ioe s 218 LadMbaYß-.; it e [ Ayih Corp i\ i 5. iowiss B | —B— — BOC o Gids s, B 'Bando.. P datei Wiy aniitls { Bendix Avia .. . v 2y 10 Il:eth Steed i o i oGI e i BTN Briggs Mig . .. .. 2 s i 808 |o s ; I'Cna PRle . . 11%! ]Case, el e e | Ches god QBlg ~ . 4. . ..43%1 |Chryeler T e 000 l L o e B kCol Band b sy vviiy sy BR lCom BOIV . s Fohas s 0 Tl% vCom anll Bou .. ii'le i N 1% CoRN Qos: .. 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S v bhss viia aain sDI BRED Bteel...s poev i wiie 18% Y OB Bveiviiv sooe iveiie A 0 | - 'Seab Aid..., O Sessicaciinne % ;Svahoard Oiavey sics vivnes N SORrS DD, . o.isovv laiv conv 3D% OGOI Mee oL L, 00 oL e d % W Panilla F. S 0 .. L e S 0 lIN Son BR ... OoL, 108 K Stannavd Brands .. .. .. .. 1B atl-Olvenf Cal ... 0 2.0 28 B QB NT .. 8 Studebaker .. 1' e S ) TEERMOOrD o i oy b, 28% Trans-Am .. Sv o 5% S e . if v e 10% LA ToEs . . e e e 2% B GaE Dy .. . o .0 18% U 8 Il Aloohol ~ .. .. .. @B% OB N s s G Be% Usß Bteel pid .. .. .. .. ~ 0% —w— ORI - e e % Wantern Unlon .. .. .. ~ «. 28% WYI .. . Lo ARMY ORDERS WASHINGTON —~ (®) — Army orders issyed by the War Depart ment Monday included the follow ing: Capt. Jesse L. Gibney, Fort George G. Meade, Maryland, detail ed at Rhode Island state college, Kingston, Capt. Beverly A. Shipp, Fort Screven, Ga., detailed at the Uni versity of Tenhnessee, Knoxville, LEE IS BURIED WASHINGTON.— (&) —Major- General Harry Lee, veteran of 37 years Marine corps service, was buried Wednesday among the na tion’s great in Arlington National cemetery. The body was brought to the cemetery |by motor from the Quantico Marine barracks—Lee's last command. He died therg Monday evening following a heart attack. . When You Begin To Feel Sluggish ' Night or day, when you begin to | feel sluggish you need something |to clear up faulty elimination, take old reliable, purely vegetable Black }Dravught. It hag helped so many! i Mrs. Clarence Young, of Para | gould, Ark. writes: ‘‘Constipation |is my main trouble. I will feel It take a dose or two of Black drowsy, tired, and just want to sit around, sometimes have a headache. Draught and when it actg well T {feel just fine for days and days. 1 |take a @Gose of Black-Draught at | night and another next{ morning, {and this seems to be all I need for {a while. It regulates the bowels, {r:loars up my complexion, and I feel 4like new.” i Sold In 25-cent packages. 1’ BLACK - DRAUGHT . _ =(Advertisements.) U. S. Would Bar Judge as Biased 85% s R i ey b e soo 5 - g e i R % b B R e Lo BRS e b R SRE 5 e e g B Lo :::5"2:5::.'4“:%';‘-“&’::-':".'5“:'1""‘ 5T g . . Lo i ;&g’.‘o ST > R R S . P : G Ry B s 8 g s ”’?"gﬁ(:’v : - R B 55 e L 8 / 3 ,/«4 F ﬁé"&‘#' Ry K R 2 %"_J}i::'v:l:E-'g'-&%!“;*'}"g"‘:"" ; TR 1‘1&51'2-,':?*!725:': T A B 2 Ty 5 .‘,j."i'i:r::::i::-:::*.f.;.f,i';3‘"7;"-5235):'3:--":"'-"":" s % ERY ’M“?‘W‘?’ 82 R R A Bt R S S o A e '»',;4-.*v:»:l:i,"i‘f"f"""i:"7'3"""2“?4::":'9':-'”l . S 5 ';;{y‘: ,':2:;/?'(3’:%; % e s ::;;;;»':;::'5;5';:-,‘;:$'_¢3’7Z"".:“' S i Rag ’;’?‘é% : = A g e L ey b -:‘I-::::i‘-:’i:::«1;;'.:',’-_:::E:‘-.’-'xrf:-:*'f"-"‘r-"'""~ gßes e SA, st e 0 e e B | Re % ; S 4 RLT S S S ik & ..ﬂ:;;z:_ ia BRS i "ffé::.--:&f:}:lw 3 e g %‘\i{}’"’f' l”f 25 T e T ':5-"'(?@;(;‘ R el SR SRS 5% 43 ot o o I{"'%’\’\{“h{ l"fl £ G b ¥ RS K i B &5 T 3 :::??::.i;- e e e e ~”,‘S, L 25 ;:-5;:};;::;#3(.'&‘2: e s S .;«,-'.»"l-:~.’~"="- 5'7,'1:5"“3": by A Unusual situation of the gov ernment tryicg to bar a federal judge from presiding at an im portant trial, alleging bias, is presented in the Detroit closed bank trials, where legal stepd have been taken against Judge Ernest A. O’Brien, above, by Atty. Gen. Homer S, Cummings. The government’s first 4& move, which failed, wag based on al leged dealings of the judge’s wife with some of the banks. Services For Billie Jack Adams Helg at Pleasant Grove Today Master Billie Jack Adams, four year old son of W. A. Adams; died at the home of his father on the Nla road last night at 11:30, after an ‘liness of three days. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Z Services were held at the Pleas ant Grove church, with Rev. F. J. Hendrix officiating. Interment fol lowed in the Pleasant Grove ceme tery, McDorman-Bridges in charge, The deceased is survived by his father, two sisters, Kathleen Adams and Lois Adams; two brothers, Hall and George Adams; grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R, ‘Adams and several aunts and uncles. Nine Year Old Son of Mr. and Mrs. Jarrett Is Laid to Rest Today Final services were held this af ternoon at 4 o'clock for 'Master Paschal Jarrett, jr. nine-yvear old son of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Jarrett, who died yesterday at one o'clock after a three weeks’ illness, at the home of his parents in Hull. Rev. B. W. Hancock officiated at the services, held at Gordon's Chapel. Interment was held in the Gordon Chapel cemetery with Me- Dorman-Bridges in charge. Pallbearers were Horace Mann, Frank Watkins, Stuart Massey and Voyle Fields.. The boy is survived by his par ents, grandmother, Mrs. C. *A. Jar rett; three aunts, Mrs. Nevil Al len, Crawford; Mrs. R. €, Mann, Madison county and Miss Ella Mec. Doenald, Madison county; seven uncles, Reva Jarrett, Crawford; Dock Watkins, Madison county; Bob Watkins, Madison county; Wil Watkins, Madson county; Noah ‘Watkins, Madison county; Noah Watkins, Madison county and George Whtkins, Athens, Weekly Calendar of University Events Thursday B 7:00 p, m. — Style show. Pound auditorium. Public invited. : 7:30 p .m. Junior-Senior Ag, debate. Conner hall. 45 §:00 p .m. — Music appreciation. Girl's Glee club. Chapel. : Friday @OO .pim. — R. 0. T.'n, horseshow. Drill field. 3:30 p. m. — Last examination on the Constitution of the United States and State of Georgia. Room 113. ground floor of Acad emic building. : Saturday High School Day. Senior girls of high schools near Athens invited here. Circus tea, and dance at Co ordinate college. BIX MCNTHS EXTENSION WASHINGTON —(AP)— A six. months extension on the maturity date of the 12-cent cotton loans from July 31, 1935 to February 1, 1936, was announced today by the AAA. How come your sewing r That's easy ... | have is done so quickly? f J. &P. COATS best ; : Bl 6-cord thread—it doesn't ey break every minutel N @\ -:_:? / Ny o~ (& ))))} ol %‘g § ._._,; - e > =N S (@) N G - JUST 7 / . ANY 7 ; A\ THREAD ’ A N 7 — THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA IN MEMORY OF - MR. Z. S. SPRATLIN Dedicated to the sacrsd memory of our precious husband and father, Ifr. Z. 8. Spratlin, whg passed away.one year ago today, May 16, 1934. i Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints.—Psalms 116:15. I cannot say, and I will not say That he is dead! He is just away. ‘With cheery smile and a wave of the ban‘l, ‘ ‘ He wandered into an unknown land. ¥ And left us dreaming how very fair It must be, since he lingers therve. And you, O you, whe the wiidest yearn For the old-time step end the ! glad return— ! Think of him faring on, as dear ! In the love of the There as the | . love of the Here | Mild and gentle as he was brave, i When the sweetest love of his i life he gave | To simple things: Where the vio ; lets grew : ; Pure as the eyes they were liken i ed to, e | The touches of his hands were strayed - As reverently as his lipg have ‘ prayed. ¥ Think of him still as the same | we say: He is not dead—he is just away One year ago today one ot God’s angels came and closed our loved one’s beautiful eyes and he entered into that desired rest, peace and quiet known as death. His eyes had seen Thy salvation which Thou had prepared for all the people. God had called and he must go. But he was a man who did not dread God’s call and went peace fully into that beautiful world of eternal things which he had learned to believe from the word of God. He had experienced the few jovs, the many heartaches, the little hap piness and the great disappoint ments of earthly existence and was ready to go through death to a new life, His works will live forever! His deeds of kindness, his words of encourag\ement, his actg of sympa thy, his willing sacrifices and pa tient sufferings will never be for gotten. Today he is looking for the general Resurrection when the earth and sea shall give up their dead and hig body as it now sleeps shall be made into his own glorious body again to subdue all things unto himself. MRS. Z. 8. SPRATLIN AND FAMILY. MESSAGES RECEIVED WASHINGTON — () — T h o death of two outstanding Georgia journalists—Major John 8. Cohen of The Atlanta Journal and Plea sant A. Stovall of the Savannah Press—was deplored in the nation’s capital Tuesday as loss to the state, the south and the country. President and Mrs. Roosevelt sent messages of deep sympathy to Loth families. i CONFID %\\‘ Ecouomonw E RGUAMM(UG : "’/06. (S LT 11T ‘\Qé ITH SATISERS : BEFORE vovouva - USED CAR c/{zuer{[gm{e THE REPUTATION OF BT IR T Gl3B T C. A. TRUSSELL MOTOR CO. R&G Used Car Display Corner Washington and Thonas Streete L | READ BANNER - HERALD WANT ADS! South Carolina House Votes to Override Governor on Measure COLUMBIA;'S. C. — (A — house voted, 84 to 26, today override the first section of Gover nor Olin D. Johnston's veto of 11 sections in the general appropria tion bill—a $3,343 item for keeping open the house clerk’s office be tween sessions. It sustained, 81 to 31, the veto of $1,308 item for portions of sal aries of court stenographers in the fifth, seventh and 13th judicial circuits. The chamber also voted 107 to 3 to sustain the veto of a $350 appro priation for motor vehicle equip ment for the state auditor’'s office. The action came after the govex:-] nor in a special message withdrew &3y Gallant-Belk Company Offers Week—Enql Specials at <y BIG SAVINGS SATURDAY SPECIAL Ice Cream FREZEERS OBc 1 to Customer One Thousand Yards MARQUISETTES—SoIid Colors—Curtain Material 5¢ a Yard Limit 20 Yards to Customer. One Large Counter of BEAUTIFUL PIQUES In New Spring and Summer Patterns 29¢ Yard EXTRA SPECIAL 12 Cakes Octagon Soap - - 25¢ 12 Pkgs. Octagon Powder 25¢ SPECIAL SALE TOWELS 30 Dozen TURKISH FACE TOWELS 5¢ Each Limit 6 to Customer Just Received 50 Dozen Large Turkish BATH TOWELS Five for SI.OO Monogrammed Free Limit 5 to Customer 30 Dozen Large TURKISH TOWELS Factory Damaged 10c Each Limit 5 to Customer 50 Dozen WASH CLOTHS Factory Damaged 2¢ Each Limit 5 to Customer SPECIAL FOR MEN 30 Dozen Men’s Super-Shrunk WASH PANTS In Neat Stripes and All Sizes Special Sale 98¢ Pair Saturday Only! Just Received 50 Dozen Men’s Solid and Fancy DRESS SHIRTS Special for This Sale SI.OO Each Remember, Folks, it Will Certainly Pay You to S hop at Gallant-Belk Company for Your Every Need. We Have the Most Complete Stock in Nor th Georgia of Summer Mel;ch’x;ndise and You Can Choose Your Wearing Apparel, Dry Goods, Shoes, Millinery, etc., Here and Save Money. Our Large Force of Experienced and Courteous Sales people Will Be Only to Glad to Asssist You in Every Way Possible. , Gallant-Belk CO. ATHENS’ LARGEST, NEWEST AND FASTEST GROWING DEPARTMENT STORE CLAYTON STREET SEE OUR WINDOWS - WASHINGTON STREET his veto of a $50,000 item for the state forestry commission and asked the chamber to sustain his veto of other items, Appearing in person, the gover nor explained he had withdrawn his veto of the forestry item, listed in the bill in a lump sum, after State Forester H. A, Smith *sub mitted an itemized budget. “My only reason for vetoing this section’ was that I wanted to know where this money was going,” he said.” Taking up his veto of a $4,044 item for the salary of Chief High way Commissionéer Ben M, Sawyer, the governor asserted, “I don’t be lieve the house wants any Sawyer ism in South Carolina. You talk about Huey Long. This is worse than any Long-ism.” ; He continued, “if it were left to Dlin Johnstbn, we'd never have a liquor law, but the people voted for liguor, and I respected their vote. “The highway department ip the SPECIAL FRIDAY AT 10 A. M. ;°°°d 36ENT ounas ofour «@ REMNANTS ON SALE FRIDAY AT 10 O’CLOCK One Large Counter of RAYONS SEERSUCKERS PRINTED PIQUES Regular 29c Yard Values Special Sale, 19¢ Yard SILK SPECIALS' 400 Yards Printed Silks In Short Lengths 29¢ Yard One Large Counter of Beautiful Printed Silks All in New Patterns 59¢ Yard EXTRA SPECIAL One Large Counter of Colored MARQUISETTES and CURTAIN NETS Regular 15¢ Quality 10¢ Yard SPECIALS IN OUR BOYS’ DEPARTMENT 25 Dozen Hi-Back and Suspender-Back Overalls One Large Counter LITTLE BOYS’ SHIRTS Solids and Fancies In All Sizes 43¢ Each One Large Counter Blue Chambray PLAY SHIRTS Sizes 1215 to 14 39¢ Each . Just Received 30 Dozen Boys’ Pajama Check UNION SUITS Sizes 24 to 34 25¢ Each Suit Mothers, it will certainly pay you to shop in this de partment. We are exclusive dealers in Athens for Tom Sawyer Wash' Suits, Pants, Blouses and Shirts for boys. last electhon was just as much an issue as liquor ever was” v The governor characterized the $150,000 highway revolving fund item he vetoed as a ‘“slush funld” and said, “next time when audi tors are appointed — and thank God the governor appoints themé— I’m going to show you something about this department.” ROME, Ga.-—(#—Charles Hoyt Robertson of Lancaster, 8, C., died in a hospi¥al here today after an illness of two months. He is sur vived by two brothers, Claude B. and Harold P., who were at the bedside.” The body will be sent to Lancaster for funeral services, leaving here at 6 p. m. Robert son was a traveling man and was stricken while stopping here. Sizes 6 to 16 39¢ a Pair Limit 4 to Customer DIES IN ROME, GA. 36-INCH WIDE SHEETING Special in This Sale 5¢ Yard Limit 20 Yards to Customer One Large Counter of PRINTED VOILES Absolutely First Quality wpecial At 29¢ Yard EXTRA SPECIAL! Large Counter Children’s Fancy Anklets 10¢—3 for 25¢ SPECIAL HOSIERY SALE Just Received 30 Dozen Full Fashioned SILK HOSE 59¢ a Pair Two Pairs for One Dollar We Are Exclusive Agents for PHOENIX and HUMMING BIRD HOSIERY Complete Stock of the New Shades At 79C ~ 51000 - sl¢2s - $1.50 $1.65 and $1.95 Also Complete Stock of ANKLETS for Girls and Women At Very Low Prices. MEN’S SUIT SPECIAL Just Received 50 Men’s and Young Men’s 100 Percent Cotton Sanforized “CAN’T SHRINK” SUITS Both in Single and Double- Breasted Styles And in Full Range of Sizes WE OFFER THESE SPECIAL AT $4.85 THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1935, WON'T STOP SALgg P TALLAHASSEE, W ~(AP)_ By a wvote of 22 to 11 the Senaty Thursday refused to Prohibit g, sale of liquor by the drink, It voted down an amendmenf by Futch of Leesburg after heateq de. bate. Futeh said passage of the bill with his amendment Wwoulq bring about return of Drohibitjey in Florida. NO COMMENT NEW YORK—(AP)— John Boeti. ger, assistant to Will Hayg today said that Hays “had no comment, ¢, make” concerning a bublished pe. port that he had signeq anotheyp five year contract as president of the ;Wgn Picture Producerg and Distributers Association of Amerj. ¢a, Ine. The Motion Ficture Daily, in a copyright story, today said thg Hays had signed the contract SATURDAY SPECIAL 5-Strand Stick Corn Brooms 29c¢ 1 to Customer Two Thousand Yards