About The Athens daily herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1912-1923 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1922)
. '• MHgH 'x ••. - ' : ' ATHENS HERALD READERS ARE SUBSTANTIAL i CUSTOMERS FOfe ATHENS HERAtfa’ ADVERTISERS ' ' Phone 1201 Edited By MRS. AUGB ADAMS Residence Phone 832 MRS. CUYLER TRUSSELL’S score, hantl-mintori aoif Ua.a v LCVE ‘- V jper shakers ^VafeVfSr v. Mcsday afternoon Mrs. Xuy- number of rubbers - T. ii.-scll entertained at one of' ff q11 sI i® “and embroidered tow- most beautiful bridge h&htit ! owel tor the. » nighest score of all the tables and lovely nome on Mil- avenue. The occasion was it lit fill social interest ossem- li! tables of players. A ra- background of gorgeous fall were artistically arranged long living room and dining Chrysanthemums, cosmos, this and zinnias were effect-^MoZARTg arranged in tall vases and SENEY STOVAL1?*£Ha1 vases and basckets adding a colorful rywhere. Elegance and .rked every happy detail nteresting game was fol-r , two delidious courses, i s were very unique and each table, for the top " UDen em ^ W .^he lavish lios,,™..,.. clous hostess was deli tended and the t loydy party one or the season’s most,elaborate arid enjoyable social : i i iiv&ljl-- IMPReSAig*^| FALL OUT 5l • Danderine” Saves Your Hair—Ends Dandruff! Delightful Tonic ' SATURDAY 8:-30 P. M. Mozart’s “Impresario” will be presented |in .tWe Soney Stovall chapel Saturday, October 31, at »:30 p. m. This is not included in the mud.cal series ottered by Lucy Cobb, so season tickets to the course will not admit one' to the Impresario.” ".The Impresario" is a perfect Rem ana has been pronounced so by all who have seen it. Mozart himself is one of the characters in I the opera. The lead is Percy He- I mus who takes the part of the Im- ! presario and is said to be excel- lent. Another person in the cast I who WHl especially interest the Athens people is Lottlce Howell | as Madame- Hofer. j Miss Howell has constantly ris en since She taught at Lucy Cobs' | until she row has one of the lead ing parts in one of the most artis tic entertainment? on the road. No one.can-afford - to miss thfs opera. Admission $1.T>0. (This poem was picked up on ® n « of the hlood-stainfed battle fields- of the Shenandoah Valley 1 . The paper was wrinkled and blood-stained'Itself. The author will never be known. Contributed by, J. H. R.) son Is tbe guest of ber parents, Mrs. Hope Smith. Dr. S. V. Sanford. Messrs. Bruce, Martin J. Abney, Charles "E. Martin, W. K. Meadow, Harvoy Stovall and Dr. S. J. Ware leave Wednesday for Savannah to attend tbe district Ki- wanls club convention. Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION! county unit Vote RACE .IN SENATE Mrs. J. T. Strange of Winder spent Monday with her daughter, f Mfs. Hulme Kinnebrew. —®— f Mrs. Yates Bruce leaves Wedn esday for Macon to visit her moth- 6BEU-ANS Hot water Sure Relief Come, stack arms men—pile on the * . rails, ^Snr up the camp fire bright, .No matter 4f jae canteen fq/Iia yWe’ul mike a roaring night; Here Shenandoah brawls along There; .burly Blue l|ldge -ecnoes • i [ strong To; catch yie brigade’s rousing ELL-ANS Mrs.| Yow of Macon is visiting , _ her son. Mr. Morris Yow for a few jgS* and 75$ Packages Everywhere days during Mrs. Yow’a absence in New York. T AD WALL ST HB The closing was strong. Sales ap proximated 1,000,000 shares. Song Of Stonewall Jackson’s way. Mrs. D. N. Bishop and Miss Plois Edwards left Tuesday morn ing for Columbus to visit for sev eral days. We see him now—the old gray cap . Couched Ver his eyes askew— The shrewd dry smile—the speech so pat— So calin—so blunt—so true— The blue light Elder knows e’en well :no. Quick! Don’t wait! Every, bald head started with just a few fall ing hair and a little dandruff— but soop the hair appeared thin, straggly, and then the* dreaded bald snot. It. seems a sir. to,let hajr fall out or tolerate destine* .... m tive dandruff when, you cah.quick- j r 5 Jy correct all such -hair trouble v-UI, a4»fttUe eMAaMilMItila mm* denne. Millions, of men and women know the magic of Danderine; how it corrects oily, dandruffy, Itching scalps and.helps the hair to grow long, thick, strong and luxuriant. Dar.derino is not sticky or greasy, it is the largest selling hair cor rective and tonic in the world be cause it is not a humbuj \sSS4W ! Bom lin <*hicago *and reared in California, Marie Tiffany, the so prano of the Metropolitan Opera Company, who will appear here on Thursday, October 19, 8:30 p. m. at ’Lucy Cobb typifies the outspo ken friendliness of the west. In v. recent interview Miss Tif fany said: “My philosophy of life is consideration, and snap judg ments I think horribly unfair. There are times when we all need that ‘other chance’.” Price $1.50.| A misprint In Sun day’s paper stated admission $1.10, when it should have read $1.50. A(lmission by season ticket also. Says he: “That’s Banks, he’s fond of shell, Lord save his soul—we give him— well— That’s Stonewall Jacksdn’s way. Silence. Ground ars. kneel all— IH “Rliia T Caps off; going to Old “Blue Light’s 1 pray. Strangle the fool that dares to scoff— Attenfilon, it’s his way. Appealing from his native sod “Hear us Almighty God, Lay bare thine arm. stretch forth thy rod; Amen.’’ That’s Stdnewall Jackson’s way. He’s in the saddle now. Fall in.* Steady the whole brigade. Hill’s at the ford cut off. We’ll wipe him out ball and blade No matter if our shoes are worn _ No matter if our feet are torn Quick march. We are with lilm ere the dawn. That’s Stonewall Jackson’s way. The sun’s bright glances rout the mists of morning, And by Jove, here’s Longstreet • struggling in the lists Hemmed in an ugly gorge “Pope and his bluecoats”—whipped before.” Bayonets and rape, hear Stone wall roar— Charge Stuart, pay off Ashbuy’s That’s Stonewall Jackson’s way. Ah maiden, wait and watch and yearn For news of Stonewall’s band Ah widow read, with tears that , bum. ' That png upon thy hand Ah wife, sew oi h wife, sew on, hope on and pray hy. IJfo shall not be all. forlorn fne had better, ne’er been born T^get* in ifitone wall’s **ay.. MRS. ARTHUR^LAUTAu’/ •CELEBRATES >1tTH I i : ?/. , ANNIVERSARY. - . ..if-jr’C i WT Miss Sarah Anne Wright, of El- terton, passed through Athens Tuesday en route to Douglasville, Ga., to attend the annual state convention of Woman's Christian Temperance Unloo. Miss Hughie 1B£n of Elberton, *as shopping here today. KIWIS LUNCH Doctor Ordered Woman Obeyed Took Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and is Now Welt\ Chicago, Illinois. — “You surel^ i kve women one good medicine when imillllliiiiiiiiiiiiil7 au Lydia E. s Vegp-' table Compound on the market. After I had my baby I was all run down and so ner vous it kept me from gaining. My doctor did every- a he could to me up, then he ordered me to take Lydia E, table Compound and I am now a £ Frariklyn Farnum, celebrated moving picture artist and imper sonator of the characters of the days of the “wild and wooly west" enlivened the meeting of the Ki- wanis club Thursday at the Geor gian hotel. He divided time be tween the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs and came into the latter b meeting in time to have the floor tendered' him and participate in some of Jimmy Bishop’s special^ selected songs. ••tc-ers” took rather keenly to the good fellowship displayed by .nr. rarnum and after meeting him personally most of them ex pressed the anticipation' or see ing him in some of his choracteriza cions ’ when he appears Wednesday night in person at a local movie in conjunction with one of his pic tures. Ihe Savannah delegation to the State convention, was given flhai instruction| *t the meting .Wednes day arid Several “receipts fot^sea- is were handed outeg Sam fneeti nig Pinkham’s with his me tew woman. I have had dren and they are all Lydia E ham babies. I have recommended your medicine to several friends and they speak highly of it. You are cer tainly doinggood work in thisworld.” —Mrs. Adrith Tomsheck, 10557 Wa bash Ave., Chicago, Illinois. There is nothing very strange about the doctor directing Mrs. Tomsheck to take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege table Compound. There are many aicians who do recommend it and ily appreciate its value, omen who are nervous, run down, and suffering from women’s ailments should give this well-known root and herb medicine a trial. Mrs. Tom- sheck’s experience should guide you towards health. * Appling ;Atkinson jfrin. I !!!!.*!!.’! Barrow i ..' _PAdfe THREE. OLD EVERYWHERE OvTAkl ni i «w n i j-wi’i rakinVpowder v-ot/ use /esS aid at his hotel "We Wednesday. Mf.Xanmni_i?Jiv. Athens to'ap- lear in person at the Palace and srrien » • ;»| l«eki«r ’.V.Y.*.V.V.'.V.Y.L:. j •antiey . , v ................ * looks ■....; 4 Elite theatres in connection with the-pictures featuring him that are being snown at that theatre^ and incidentally to spend si few hours with an old friend who is now in Atuqns^-- ‘ ; ‘ i . He - came to j Athtns, he said, from New York city, and while south'will visit besides Athens, Atlanta, Birmingiiaa., Memphis and New Orleans. He will return to his studio the early part of December when he; will begin work on a new picture. - , This is the second time that Mr. Farnum has been to Athens, the last time that he was here being some years ago when he ap peared in “Madam Sherry,” a play lit which he played one of the leading roles. , Mr. Farnum is a very friendly person, and of the type that One likes to talk to. He appears kt the Palace and Elite theatres at the afternoon and evening per: formances Wednesday- Athens High Spfcool is highly pleased-at the progress that his Cadets (u? making. Since the appointment of . fficers soverdays age regular drill has progressed in splendid fashion an<^ .Major Harris has nothing but praise tor the cadeta. f I The uniforms will be *ho ly and then some^-publlc dress pa rades wlh^be held on Friday af- — terjioc^S. This department of High Schol has taken on new life since a regular army officer has been secured to head ~it and the school is fortunate in securing - Major Haris, who is brother of Senator Harris and General Har*. ris.; : ; i ‘.-T.-'-f 44 -An ostrich lives about SO years ' and the. average annual yield Of a bird in captivity is from two to four pounds of feathers. ; RUN YOU DOWN? DLLOW the example of the many J^thousands who fake Gude’s’Pepto- ■Harris Pleased With Progress Higih School Cadets Are Making Mangan every fall. the I It will tone up your system, purify and enrich your blood, increase your vigor and “pep,” tone up your nervous system, help you put on him. healthy flesh, and give you the strength to ward oil the coughs and colds of fall and winter. Your druggist has Glide’s Pepto- Mangan—-liquid or tablets, as you pre fer. '. Major Hu.i.vr Harir, rmir'd .regular army t'fleer who is in structor of MUitcry Science at the Thomas Becomes Superior Judge * Clean - your bowels! Feel fine! When you feel' sick, dizzy, up set, when your head is - dull oi aching, or your stomsfch is sour or gassy, just ta k c one ° r two Get ajCascarets to relieve constipation. at any drugstore.—(Adver-lNo griping—nicest cathartic-laxa- nt ) ‘ tive on earth for grown-ups and IW ' children. 10c a box. Taste like VAN-NIL Srt'sfies Jcandy.—(Advertisement.) FOR DINNER WEAR udni iful and very charhil irfflge. party, honoring vd h6u§e guest;'Mrs. B. A. Love- man, of Atlanta. Exquisite fall 'llriwers, roses, chrysanthemums and many vari-coiored blossoms sent Inpy fiends decorated the entire home moQ: elaborately, banking every available space with their beauty and fragrance mak ing a wonderful settir;; for the live tables of players. Following •the siliited 1 game deliciouB re freshments were served consisting of an. elaborate salad and ice course. Mrs. Flatau’s lavish hospitality vas very hapRlly exended and many were the loving congratula tions and pretty gifts received. Assisting in entertaining were W.ssc8 Gertrude and Hannah Bern stein, sisters of the gracious host ess. Hand-painted, boxes oL candy were the prizes awarded. CHILDREN’S' MISSIONARY SOCIETY FIRST METHODIST CHURCH The Children’s Missionary socie ty of the First Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon with Miss Mary Wood on the Boulevard at 4 o’clock. N Congressman C. H. Brand re< turned from Atlanta Tuesday aft ernoon accompanied by Mrs. Bol ling Sasnett. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Dean have returned to Rome after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Anderson. Mrs. Dean was a delegate from the Rome club for the convention last week. Ware p come * to ’ the loaded / down with golf sticks, ilmJrij? Bruce 'is4£eh- ; \ ‘big size, suit case, Bill MeadoW had his best social stunt suit on, Martin J*. * Abney liad A batch of' good roads ma])S and Charles Martin cairied the credentils and the ex pense 'he$k for the gang;’ The patty wa& off on the Central of Georgia at 4:45 and will he bac»c Saturday at noon. Saturday night' and a visitor suite al the Stale Normal sciun.i v>.*c endorsed, by the club. ATLANTA.—Judge E. F. Thoin as of h eAtlanta municipal coijirt won the nomination for ’judge of the Fiiitori ^superior court by a ma jority ; pfj 1,838 votes in Tuesday’s ?Democratic' jjfimary according to returns' compiled by the Atlanta Constitution ' Wednesday; The vote: Judge Thomas 4,760; Walter McBfc--- QTQ ’ Mackerel or Bluefish Baked With Tomatoes By BERTHA E. SHAPLEIGH w Of Columbia University All dark fish, as mackerel, her ring, bluefish or carp, are rich in fat and while they are always de licious when well boiled the cook ing may be varied. The following is a good recipe: 2 large mackerel or 1 bluefish 6 strips bacon or 3 tablespoons butter 4 tomatoes peeled and cut in pieces 1 onion thinly sliced 1 cup water 1-2 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon paprika or a little pep per object of this hat is not to joined a brim of fashiohabl^ it- ventilation but to make an composed of a^coarse mesh of che- sti„ g setting for a pretty nille.^ deslgne( , for * restaurant or what it started out dinner wear, and U thp Idealac- „nto compart ment for ■■ - a sleeveless Rev. William Huck of the Rock Spi»’.ng church, Atlanta ^Synodical chairman of societies will be the guest'of Mr. H. H. Linton during the Synodical next week and will speak Monday night on “The Fam ily 4U*r.’’ 3 tablespoons chopped parsley In a baking pan, preferably gran- Hte* not tin, place three strips bacon and one-half the onion. The fish mriy be spF.t left whole. After thoroughly cleaning place it on the bacon. Over it sprinkle salt, naprika. the remaining slices of onion and bacon, the tomatoes and water. Place In a moderately hot oven and cook 35 minutes. Remove to a platter, sprinkle the parsley over and serve the gravy and veg etables around the dish. i ll note. compartment for ^ rown oL black velvet is frock of blackjrelvet^ cheer- destroyer of the day's fatigue. Good to the last drop' RKC. U.S. PAT. OWP.i f ’ H Mrs. W. W. Rowland of Augusta president of the Geoifeia Synodical will 'be the guest of Mrs. C. A. •Scudder a-fOr, the Synodical next week which convenes at the First Presbyterian church. Miss Helen Miller who has been spending several months with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Scott will re turn to Brunswick Friday,- Miss Miller has made many friends who will regret her, departure. R!!^ GOOD VAN-NIL ljENER IN QUANTITY IN QUALITY a....*., costwL BQ-alcohoUc.) Mrs. T. J. Scott and little Jane •ott, leave the latter part of the beh for. Eilavuie.' i -—s— The many friends of Mrs. Cos*- ten Harrell of Atlanta will be de lighted to learn of her continued improvement following atf oper tion lest week at the Wesley Met orial hospital. (sfy/e odo/t/ed r/rY/e MARIE TIFFANY AT SENEY- STOVALL CHAPEL THURS DAY, OCTOBER J9th . The many admirers of Marie Tif fany and the music, lovers of Ath« ens are looking forward W.th pleas- nreable Interest to her concert Thursday evening at Seney-Stovall chapel. Miss Tiffany is widely known as a concert artist and a valuable member of the Metropol itan Opera, pompany. Beautiful of person. possessing*nn exquisite so prano voice, she will charm her au diences as heretofore. She will sing a varied and delightful program of artistic merit. Whatever Dame Fash ion of today has adopt ed as the correct thing in millinery is to- be found on our display tables in unusual and distinctive creations at fair prices. “DELIGHTFULLY VAN-NIL Never Disappoints riougherty Douglas " % Echols Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin Tayette ’Hoyd ^orsyth ^rahkKn Fulton Gilmer Glascock 'ilynn ; Gordon > a... Grady JSreene t9 fr; R ;4; Bldtfkfiurn W. T. Collins & Company OFFERS SOME UNUSUAL VALUES IN * Hosiery Specials No. 1777' Boys’ $1.00 Hose for ..... 59c No. 4424 Boys’ Hose for .. .. $1.00 . 59c No. 394 Boys’ 50c Hose for .. t. 35c No. 3944 Extra Sizes up to 11%, 175c value 59c No. 1610 Misses and Girls Fine Ribbed, $1,00 Value ... ,. 50c No. 777 Misses Ribbed Hose, $1.00 Value 50c No. 395 Boys’ Ribbed Hose, $L00 Value 50c No. 1607. Girls’ Fine Ribbed Hose, Special .: K i', 25c winnett Habersham Hancock ...; Haralson Hart Hall Harris' ......... I^ard Henry 'ouBton Irwin . ^ckson . .Tasoe; Jeff Jefferioft' Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar- .1 Lanier Laurens ..“.... Lee ....1...,*;......#... Liberty Lincoln . v ? ‘.V.;....... A;. Long Gnde’s; Pepto-Mangan Tonic and Blood Enricher Lowndes .;.. Lumpkin Macon ...... Madison Marion McDuffie ... McIntosh ... Meriwether . Miller ...... Milton Mitchell .... "Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray ..... Muscsogee \ Mewton .... Oconee Oglethorpe . Fuulding ... Pickens .... Pierce •* Pike ......T ToHc Pulaski Putnam .... I Quitman ... Rabun •Randolph Richmond Rockdale Echley Screven .. Seminole . Spalding .. Stephens . Stewart .. Sumter .. | Talbot ... Taliaferro Tattnall .. Taylor ... Terrell ... Thomas .. Tift i Toombs .. •; and come in Black, Brown and White. $2.00 Fancy Golf Hose for Boys and Girls for .. .. $1.35 Towns Treutlen Troup, .. Turner . Twiggp . Union Upson Walker ........... ...i... Walton Ware /.... Warren Washington ...j Wayne Wheeler Webster White /... Whitfield Wilcox WllkoS Wilkinson Worth .. . i............. Total 22 76 31ft “I Like Athens And the South’^ Says Farnum H-300 Ladies’ Gordon Hose, Black and all colors, at .. . . $1.98 S-275 Gordon Round Ticket Stockings, all colors, at 98c Star of Filmdom and Stage Here to Appear in Person At Theatres, Talks to Reporters. j . “I like Athens and the south because your people are so. gener ous and hospitable,” said Mr. j Franklyn Farnum, movie star, stage actor in talking SPECIALS AT Davison - Nicholson Company 32 inch fast color Ginghams, pretty patterns, ? yard - 25c ; 27 inch fast color Gingham, solids and plaids, r yard •• 1Q C 1 81x90 Seamless Sheets, good quality for v 95c 36x42 inch Pillow Cases, good, quality , i 25c t Silk Stripe Shirtings in pretty patterns,"; yard.. .. .. .. v - .. ..;48c Colored Parasols, fine quality, for w«, $5.45 > ■ 54 inch iAlifWiiol Homespun, all iC^lore . $1.65 ; jl5& Sfif^i jPl#<i, VVOPl: Ratines $4.95 , Solid Colored Ratines $255 54 inch .Wool,Bolivia Cloth for $4.95 ?! 54 inch Poitfet Twills in all colors .... $3.95 a 54 inch Tricotine in the new shades for $3.75U 36 inch AlKlVobl - Serge for per. yard ;, ^•00 ’ Heavy quality Silk Jersey for, yard . 40 inch Crepe de Chine, good quality . ' Silk Duvet^mifproper yardf3.,i.. . Matlassee Crepes, per yard 40 inch Chiffon Velvets for, yard $1.49 * $3.75;; $4.95 $4.95 Domestic Ratines, extra good quality, for 69c SWEATERS FOR COLD DAYS Now is the time to buy-your Sweater. Among the new things we are showing is a heav^i* Shaker Knit extra good quality at .. $10.00 ; All Wool Jersey Sweaters at .. ...... $9.50 All Wool Coat Sweaters .. . .. r. .. $5.00-‘ BOYS’ HATS Just received shipment of hats for little boys'” in Velours and Velvets at .... $1.00 each COZY OUTING SLEEPERS FOR LITTLE,, TOTS, 75.Cents • - Cn a - center table you will find good qual-,. ity Outing Sleeping Garments for children- in sizes 1 to 6 years for 75c, in all color stripes**. They’re real good values at this price. Davison-Nicholson Co. !■» AT SENEY-STOVALL CHAPEL Saturday, October 21st, 8:30 P. M. WILLIAM WADE HINSHAW PRESIDENT AND,GENERAL MANAGER QF THET SOCIETY OF AMERICAN SINGERS PRESENTS The Impresario A Musical Comedy by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart WITH . The Celebrated American Baritone MR, PERCY HEMUS as Schickaneder, “The Impresario” ASSISTED BY A Famous All-American Cast of Singers Including MISS HAZEL' HUNTINGTON, Soprano; MISg LATTICE HOWELL, Soprano; MR. THOMAS McGRANA- HAN, Tenor; MR. MORTON ADKINS, Baritone; MISS GLADYS CjtAVEX at .the ADMISSION: $1.50; STUDE1 „ ;
