About The Athens daily herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1912-1923 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1922)
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 18. 1922. ATHENS HERALD READERS ARE SUBSTANTIAL CUSTOMERS FOR ATH1 fS HERALD ADVERTISERS PAGE SEVEN |il i HATES <™ 12 PIER MIRRORS cium arsenate. Murder Mystery Being Probed With ^ Reporters Barred (Continueu irom page 1.) KinT> op a IVHAt A PECULIAR JOURNEY Homer Stark Is j Back In City ; SUR(5 I t<KKMO. SMOKS^.v Homer Stark, local real estate dealer, who has been ill at his old I home in Commerce for six weeks } was here on a visit yesterday, coming down to vote in the pri mary. N Mr. Stark has been ill with pheu- monia and is- just getting out again. His friends here were de lighted to s^e him again and to know that he has sufficiently re covered to soon resum^ his busi ness activities. EGYPT ADOPTS MODERN CIGARETTE ROLLING MACHINES? ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT—Egyp^ has finally comp to the introduce tion of modern machinery for the making of cigarettes, and as a re sult the industry is being revolu tionized. Formerly a thousand cigarettes rolled'by hand involved a labor cost of $1.00; now the same num ber is being produced by machines for eight cents. As a result the number of cigarette hand-rollers has been reduced from 1519 to 318, and there is much dissatisfaction among them. The Labor Concili ation Boarcl has taken the matter in hand and hopes to compose the difficulty. ?SWOK£R' T*>UY NOT A not return her car. i But it wasn’t their."fault. It was Light. Fingers who had-caused the trouble by dropping a magic pill into the gasoline tank. Pack they went, beck and back and .back right toward the cave of Twelve Toes, the Sorcerer. They wlftsped '£y the Held with I the Scare Crow in it, and the Scare Crow was so surmised that he fell • over on his straw face. They whizzed- by the chimney where tne Sweep lived, and the . Sweep was ho surprised iie fell > clear out of the chimney top. li They whizzed by the three-cor- Plan For Ending ~ Automobile Thefts 1$ Pennsylvania Is the only state in which anthracite coal is Iltfned. (Continued from page 1.) section As ever your friend T. W. SHACKELFORD. WILL MAKE * cotton Mr. Frtbik Lipscomb, who has beautiful and highly improved farm on the Mitchell bridge road, says he- Will make a fair crop of cotton this, year jin spite of the weevil. He has some cotton that I will make, it bale, per acre. But Mr. Lipscomb began the • Use of cnlclunfarsenate as soon as his cotton -bame' up and tried every other method to fight the pest. He nas also ::»< fine corn crop-end will make hfcr farm* pay. And what this- joune town farmer has accom- plished any other man can do. Mr. iypscomb siys last spring he set out ten acres.in pecans-and only one tree died. He is ;• great be liever in the ’pecan and says It Is a fine and sure money crop. The pecan can bfc as successfully raised In this section as anywhere. I shall prepare an article on the pe can from data Mr. Lipscomb has. Phone; 1787 ififo fining these houses day and night. Judge Thornton-totd mo that one night last week he went to the Palace and had to wait for a'reel to run before he eon Id feet a seat. A GEiT IXIilttAN’S CAR is the one you engage from Chafin’s, auto livery service. Splendid' In it«\ comforts and appointments, Intelligent driv ers who know how to carry out instructions :o the lettei. “Ever Ready—that’s ns” • Chafin Taxi , Baggage Co. 168 Washington. St. Phone 1787 Bn> It is now a settled feet that cotton can be grown under boll SPECIAL NOTICE CITY TAXES The third installment of city taxes are due from October lath to November 1st, inclusive. Tax payers who fail to pay on or be fore November 1st will have to nay $1.50 cost of fifa which will be issued against all delinquents. G. E. O’FARRELL, n-l-b City Marshal The Island of Dominica. • v I yi limes Ttaa -made a stride. The women pick them as they grow Upon foe mountain side^ ~' THE BANNER IN SOUTH CAROLINA * " The Banner and Herald have a vide npreading circulation, and what is of more 'Importance, our I’upers are read and the people like them. Scarcely -a day passes but ! receive some nice letter from some subscriber with woffls of en- <lors< ment and commendation. The follow’ »g is one from a former cit izen of Athens, now living in the extreme eastern section of South Carolina. “Dear :» • Gantt: Well, I live a long ways f 'm Athens, or It seems bo to me. 1 vas born, raised and lived- until r‘ty years old in ClafkO county. 1 am now at Ca tawba, S. C. I get the morning Bt^nnef at 5 o’clock In the evening and do enjoy your column so much. The cotton c:-'p here^ is sorry and will be short. Thev only had a few week’* work owing to the rains. A few useo po’son and I think it did gepd. i>t of our far mers have good grain crops and r.r* now at w ork sowing wheat and i oats. “We rve in tw # o miles of the Ca- tnwbr* river, named for a tribe of Indians. Their chiefs name is John Brown, who is a clover man j Judge S. E. Suddeth, Justice- of I the Peace f in Sandy Creek district, says that his district is the cri terion I precinct of the entire state in most all elections apd that very seldom during the pqst 18 years has the state failed to go as did this district. In the Sep- i tember election it went for Wal ker, yesterday it went for George | and McGregor. “Just telephone out and find out about Sandy Creek and you can go home and go to bed knowing how every thing will be in the morning when ; all the returns come in” is about * the way Judge Suddeth puts it, and it looks like that is about true. J The election in Clarke county v was featureless, the vote light l and especially did the women vot- » ers refrain from the poll*. THE OLD HOME TOWN SENSATIONAL TIRE SALE Unheard of low prices. Investigate Now? Franklin Auto Supply . Station 147 College Ave. Athens, Ga. _ Phone,757. [HOLDER^ NEWT SHES ^REARIN'J [YOU SAID 1 i puTthatI COAT ON [th'bank:J bent — Large fuml«he<l >n with connecting bath. All nicnoes. In private family* s »* in. (’an accommodate two <if-nt.N or business men. Phone o!8cb We have a wonderful assort ment of models and will take pleasure in helping you select the hat that pleases and. be comes you. We remodel old hats; THE STYLE SHOP Min Susie Welts 224 ClMyton St Bad Storms On Ocean Reported ATTENTION KIDS! BLADDER TROUBLE SERIOUS. BLADDER TROUBLb “Could not stand nor sit »,na was forced to cry out froni in- ! tense pain, writes Heniry Wii- lliants, Tarkio, Montana. The doc tors said I had inflammation of the bladder and an operation was neceShary. Tried - Foley Kidney Pills and improved at once. Tell iy friends about Foley Kid- Pills <as it will save many suffering and perhaps, as in — , dangerous operation. Bladder” and" kidney trouble de mand prompt treatment. Foley Kidney Pills give q<dek rel,ef. Sold everywhere. — (Advertise ment.) Thousands of Athens’ kids are in school this year and these same kids are studying thousands of school books. How would youJike to have a pretty, strong and durable cover for each and -every one of your, school books? The, Banner-Herald is going to give every Athens kid who wants one, a most remarkable cover for each and every school book, except the Geography and at the same time show you how to cut it out and put it om Watch for further announcements through the Banner-Herald. Better than a .cut-out picture is the Banner- Herald Book Cover, which is going to be given FREE to every school child in Athens,- with the compliments of , — PENSACOLA,.. Fla.T^Stoamers coming into port Wednesday re ported the hardest weather they have ever encoantcred in both Atlantic and Gulf waters, al though they were undamaged. The British steamer Penqxer was eleven days making the trip from Baltimore to Pensacola and her captain reported that he encoun tered bad woather frdm. Cape Hatferas 'Southward, and contin ued to fight storms until he enter ed Pensacola Bay] The trip ordi narily consumes seven days. The coastwise steamship Sunewco went into St. Andrews last night and reported encountering one of the hardest storms ever experi- I KNEW OTKYY I WALKER WAS ‘ TOO TIGHT TO j 'iJUMP/NTH' V V CREEK AN Vl LEAVE HISrT Mh!v COAT BEHIND 1 / torssaid I had inflammation of the bladder and necessary. oil m: ney P from i my case, a ERWIN & CO. THE jCOAT and hat found om the ciseek bank. WHICH S( Me thought- had BEEN LEFT BY THE MISS/rtG MARSHAL OTEY WALKER - WAS CLAIMED BY THE RIGHTFUL OWNER TODAY. SWEN OLSPM. HIRED T^AN AT ~fHE PARSONS FARM. Before Yea Shop in the first In The Banner-Her- Stcrcs of Athens. Shop 1 ?T!!SSlfS'f5««5^*292*sr TheBANNER-lIERALD ’gJSSTp'g “of IMITATIONS IN COMBINATION Banner—Morning Herald—Evening 2 Cents a Word vtiarc* ot 40 cents, tlrao* tor the price ot I 1-* , r ,seven times tor the "h, ot tin Insertions.' ' investigate today. Call i’.l.phone'75 Ads' THE It A N N ER-HERALD lost and found. iTfilialilv On Lumpkin St., .. containing lady’s tah roar towels. Finder tail .1. it..ward. o-20-p Wanted il l) Two rooms, furnished : furnished, with garago or :i house. Kent or buy. Des'ru- lion. IMiino 9133. o-17-c ;nll> OPPORTUNITY 0 f- I.itlios «loing fancy work at Materials furnished. In is-!/.nt concern. Stamped, en- „• luings information. Un- i,nil Ait floods Company, .month. Ohio. o!8p • \N’l I '-I» Furnished apartment f ( ,i li lit housekeeping by young 1(l M .i. Prefer one with garage. Will . ..i>i»h r room and board it ; v .nte family. Address “O, ,I’.anner-Herald. Ol8pL \\ ; \ N T K I)—Three furnished , n < fuf light housekeeping; in family. Prefer furnace | u; ,t. Write J. E. Biggs, care Ceorgian Hotel. o20c von iPPORTUNITY to be in ept and prosperous. Be ne niir special representative, I .mods in constant demand. irti'ulars free. The Bacom inipany. Elmira, N. Y. ol8p For Sale SALE—Ford runabout with i tor. Fine condition. Price i,t r A. I'russell Motor Co. o-19- FOR SALE—Cheap Safe KetOslcr, Plain Table, Tripple Mirrow and Stove, leaving town. Phil ip Ableman 433 Broad St. o-18-c d i& L b SALI’3—At $00.00 Electric practically now. Can be at ‘Athens Hallway and if Company. ol8pb One of the hundreds of performer^ coming with Uingling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey. What would you think of a tions at great heights were en- young woman who had spent sev- tirely like those which I did^from cral weeks’ salary for twelve J UIr car is registered anti when a car was offered for sale It of course could he traced. I believe, *’v the enactment of a -simple law frametf after this plan, that we can put .at least a check to car steal ing,“especially when the thief takes cral weeks salary ,or twelve - ^ j hased a S' w 1 / l , nd h wor, 5 «»o co.1 specially designed p.er mirrors? | sufficient number f big French *££ ".r,!,,,Tor s .oTe^ort ! " nhore'in",h,few "vys "and Doubtless you would call her vain, mirrors to completely circle me. I make* and number of second, hand • f . verv ^mln carr!e« awnv more " Yet Lily Leitzel, aerial gymnast then had my practice rope fixed [cars he buys, extraordinary, with the Ringling so that I might watch myself in. FOU SALE—Dodge coupe. Good liras’. New paint. Perfect mechan- irallv. $:»,95.00. C A Trussell Motor Co. 0-19-c Foil SALE 'Young vigorous black walnut threes cheap, I must r« noivo th«*se plants. D. - Barrett. Phone 3004. cxiiao«a»na»y, wi^u uw uinniuis mat i nngnt waten niysvii hi i » Brothers and Barnum & Bailey the mirrors while doing my< giant I MANAGER JOEL Circus, has done this very thing,; half-flanpres. You have often f the movies and yet is not vain. ^ | heard it shid that a looking-glass j i a m glad to know that the fine I^ong reckoned as the worlds; is a woman s best friend. Twelve rccla put on at both the Elite and| " FOH SALE—Cabbage plants. A 1st; Klondike and excellsior straw- t"rirv plants. Harold T. Tuck Phone 1403-W. Comer Tboma? ftnrt Clayton streets. o-18k: ■‘)U SALE—Best lump coal. Im- iiieiliat** delivery. Armstrong and Hobbs. Phone 521. o-18-c L'Hl SALE—Double iron beds and fprinys. Reasonable. Phone 1765. 0*19*p i"i: sale—Will sell either my Toni Sedan or Bulck Six at bargain. II T. J>ottery. Phone «;"C-in 0-19 -p sale-Seasoned oak Ury wood. Phone 8211 o-18-p For Rent I:RNT—Four room, fiirnl^liPfl upstairs apartment; private Path, sink In kitchen, nice I'tll. yard space tor chickens. All ronv. nlences. 780 West Hancock, "tie block from Mllledse. Phone 354-J. o-18-c says: “A. performer should give as much” thought to the manner in which'.the aet te presented as-ia given to the thing done. Like many professionals, and, unlike some” friends, never tell a story.” Miss Leitzel is ond.of.,thc many |h f .w„ v stars tp be seen here*. vrMr* the uurits this patronage than Manag- great double circus Wednesday,j er Joel.. He'Is not'only giving our October 25. She is one of nine of , oltlzeus and _ the public the Ilnest uch magnitude that all else «»I JM-SSSSS practiced before a mirror. But I [the gigantic main tent comes to »! Zi \ZiMi7apiriud^^cliiTen When Ci* certain that my evolu-lpause when they perform. « * - • *- - • — The Weather ate and John W Clark • for non l oomp’.'ment.'iry H :ke*t and then ate anu Jonn w. Llark for pen- exton(1ert thfi samfi eburtesy to the sion commissioner. Governor I women's federation. Seve-al lady South Carolina: Generally fair Hardwick carried the county over! delegates spoke to me or their ap- fAtiirrht and Thursday; cooler to- . , „ _ , nrdeiatipn of this courtesy and said tonight and inutsoay, coot Judge George by 119 votes, Mr.|, be p„bre was the finest movlnsr n '5. nt ’. • tnnieht Clavk ' von h >’ a majority of 3401 picture theatre they had ever en- Gcorgta. Generally J. a, r ton g t votes ovtr a |] 0 ther candidates tered. And it Is the same wfth ev- and Thursday, except probanij com binedj I “ry movement for the advancement showers on the coast tomgnt; j ^ nl j upbvH'aing of Athens. You cooler tonight in south and east The vote by precinct is found in ‘ always find Mr. J. B. Joel leading portions. ‘another column. j/he van. It takes such men and Florida: Unsettled with local The returns show that a total [ 8Uc b a spirit to build up a city, rains tonight and Thursday, some-' 0 f 14232 votes was cart in the and central portions. ’ jof approximately 3,400. Athens Alabama: Generally fair tonight polled 1,125 of these, and Thursday; continued cool.) possibly light frost in extreme CLAIMS INDEX north tonight. i»U KENT—A-No. 1 first floor apartment, with all conVenieiu M ‘ s f“r light housekeeping: De niable neighborhood. On car ! '“o. Phone 949-J. ' o21c PRECINCT FOR RENT Store Room in the > most desirable business block in Athens D Reduced Rents ALSO Several Offices in Shackelford Building The brighter the lighting, the bluer it appears. . f v , :f» Tpn t» Color • r TINTED TRAVELS By HU Cochran (Copyright. 1922. NEA Service) DOMINICA ::
