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ATHENS HERALD REAPERS ABE SUBSTANTIAL CUSTOMERS FOB ATHENS HBKALO ADVEBTI!
DECEMBER ig
The Weather
RAILROAD
SCHEDULES
Lonley Lizzard Island, 75 miles at once for appendicitis.
up walked Max Michael and he
had to put out for a fifty-cent
stogie and a whole candy board
and as for iMr. Baxter it is re
ported that he was tipped off
over the telephone and dares
not even come down town.
Candidates For
Vice-Presidency
Are In Limelight
Aspirants For Presidency
ary*8 j Experts from .New York Metro-
min- politan Meuseum of Art are to
meU photograph treasures in tomb of
^d^rs. 0 ]d Egyptian king.
| London Times advises its . read
ers not to expect too much from
reports of United States loan to
Germany, ^ 1
lth | U. S. Senator Walsh of Massa
chusetts, in New York address
describes what he says are pitiful
conditions among farmers in cer
tain sections of the. west.
j South Carolina, GEORGIA. —
K&in in South and rain or snow in
Njrth Jfrinight and. Tuesday; some
put colder tonight, x . - ■
Florida — unsettled with local’
Hvflns tonight, and Tuesday, cooler
^Tuesday and in extreme north to*
Mgght. ,
I "Alabama Bain in South pnd
rrtin or snow lit North tonight and
Tuesday, somewhat colder tonight
land. The Captain and 26
took one boat" and Mr. r~’
John Harten, cooks, and seven
others, took the other.
The Captain’s boat has hot been
accounted for, but the-pther, aft£r
drifting several hours in. tlie storm
finally was blown ahore on the
Ontario mainland, 85 miles
of Duluth.
Mrs. Harten was so exhausted
the party was forced to rest 36
hours at an Indian hut before
starting the 20 miles tramp in
land .to the railroad.
SEABOARD AIRLINE RAILWAY
Northbound ' Southbound
Arri ves. . . Lourm
9:15 a. i Atlanta-Monroe l’e’l 615 p
11:15 a ; Atlanta 3:40 p
11:15 a. Norfolk-Richmond 3:40' p
3:40 p. Atlanta-Monroe (except
- Monday.
7:65 p Atlanta Ab’vJUe, f«t 7:30 a
11:24 p BirmlaRham-Atlanta 5.29 a
11-24 p Norfolk-lVash. 5:29 a
GEORGIA RAILROAD .
j ^ ' Dytfor Union
^'unS^5fio4?
MAIN RACE
SHOWS LULL
in Kiwanis, Race Rele
gated to .Background
-Monday A. M.
The main race between Abe
Wier and* J. Willie Barnett lull
ed somewhat over the week
end, following the Debs charg
es by the Wier management.'
It was stated; however, from
the city hall' that ihe secret
meeting plage of the WIerites
was believed located and that
this information would ne.givj
en out in a few days, rl
The election takes place
Thursday and as • the day ap
proaches the campaign is ex
pected to become warmer and
warmer and in the mean time
the Bolsheviks of the club are
being watched for ’any move
that might be made towards
putting that reported inde
pendent ticket in the field.
CALL FOR YOUR
ANSWERS , ^
And now (he spotlight has
. shifted in the Kiwanis election
regulations candidates Wier
• and Barnett to the background.
: for .the time being at least,
*• While ""Patrick’’ E. Lampkin
totlfi, T-tnimie W, Baxter, npml-
' nees for the ^ice-presidency,
,A break into the limelight. ,
Roth of thesfe candidates
haye been grouching for sev
ere' days now because their
candidhcy was getting no pub
licity, kvQA among the polltt-
,cians of the club and it re-v
mained for J. B. Joel, one of
/ the keen politicians, of the Ro-
• tarians to push -them out in
front of the bright lights.
SMOKES OUT I
BY JOEL j.
At: from Union
7:20 pm 8:20 an J -’
32:10 pm ■ 2:25 pm
CENTRAL OF GA. RAILWAY
The Right or Wa,
. Arrival and departure of train,
at Central of Georgia station
Depart for Maton 7:30- a. m.,
4:45 p. m.
Arrive from Macon 12.10 p» n...
For fmihcr* > ?nfonhation phone J
Y. Brace, C. A., 640.
GAINESVILLE-MIDLAND
RAILWAY SCHEDULE
No. 2 daily for. Gaineavill
leave, 7:45 a. m.
No. 12 daily except-Sunday fo,
Gainesville leav.-. 10.45- a. m.
No. 1 leaves from Gaineavill.
strives 5:20 p. m.
No. 11 daily except Sunday from
Gainesville arrives 10:10 a., m.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
No. 6 Leaves Atheni: 8:00 a. m,
arrives Lola 9:40 a. m.
No. 8 Leaves Athena .4:15 p. m*,
arrives Lola 5:5Q:p. m.
No. 7 Leaves talk 6:55 p. m. •»
rives Athenn 8:80.'
No. 6 Leaves Lola 10.06 a. m., ar
rives Athens 11:40 a. m.
G. B. Miller, Ci A,, Athens,' Ga.,
TaTati' tM OT '
Service of intercession is held at
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
in New York to help stimulate
brotherhood among all peoples.
GIVEN MEDICAL
ATTENTION
Ads are being held at The Herald'
Office. They will be held a few
days longer and then destroyed
unless called for.
A. B. C. . . . 4 M. 2.
Multigraph . 2'
N. H 2
O. ._ 8
Orchard .. . 1
Roadster ... 1
R. T. 3
Stenographer 2
“722”,.. ...10
. taiirwttu nun reacuea _
Mr. and Mrs. Harten were suffof- Square mile on lower East Side
, ins so much from the cold that-^ New York, where 600,000 per-
they were left at a station for
medical treatment while the other
seven survivors wer.tt on to Salt
Ste Marie. They. hold out little
hope for the Captain and his com
panions. If the party succeeded
in reaching Lizzard Island, they
might And huts there 'but while
"game Is plentiful, they had no
weapons.
The scene ofl the wreck of the
Reliance Is one of the most deso
late spots on the Upper lakes.
From Batchewana Bay to MlchTpl-
coten harbor, a -distance of more
than 50 miles, there are ho settle
ments.
sons live, shows one of lowest in
fant mortality 'rates' in world,
Health Commissioner. Copeland
asserts. ’ v V
Bungalow . ,. 1
Capital . . . 1
Exchange . . 4
O. J. Elliott. 1
Box 504 . .. 1
As Vamps, Blonds
••• Oust Brunettes
(Continued from page one)
House
ALL ABQARD
Winter Excursion Fares and All
Year Tourist Fares
of vampires through all history," he
rays, “we would probably find thn:
it Is 50-50 between the blonds ana
brunets.”
> At different times one or the
other of these colors would be in.
favor. The vamp, would adopt the
popular style. ."i
“These women want to keep up
with the latest in their make-up,
dress and appeal.
•“Light colors seem to he in the
Franklin Auto Supply
Station
147 College Ave. Athens, Ga.
Phone 757.
“L. G 1 XYZ 4
Call for your Want Ad Answers
promptly, as they will only be held
a few days and then destroyed.
BANNER-HERALD
Phone 75 Want Ads. Phone 75
News of the Day
Ganna. Walska Sails For
U. S.—McCormick’s
Wife.
NEW POLISH RULER
[Prince Ggorge to Under
go Appendicitis Oper-
' i ation. 1 Jr
THE STYLE SHOP
224 Clayton St
ALL MILLINERY SALE
Velvet and Felt Hats at Half
Price. Come in- and see what
wonderful values we are dis
playing during the entire week;
| Alabama
North Carolina
Oregon i
South Carolina
Tennessee
.Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
Arizona ,
Arkansas
British Columbia
California
Florida
Washington
Havana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
New Mexico
ascendancy now so we have tho.
predominance of. blonds. .
“But the color has little to do
with their Inre.” ' |
Men Straggle and I
Dio On Lake Ships
.. (Continued from page one)
IN COMBINATION
Banner—Morning
Herald—Evening
2 Cents a Word
1 Minimum -charge of 40 cents.
Three times for the price of 2)4:
insertions. Seven times for the
price of five insertions.
Better investigate .today. Call
Telephone ~5 Ads.
THE
BANNER-HERALD
! [ _ Georgia Railroad
( i Atlanta & WesJ Point R.
U/Aetaim /\f ALL.
LET US MOVE YOU*
Moving And Packing
THOMAS BROS.
450 Hull SL Am 1646
- -Marshal’ Piisudski,
visional president <
the -seven survivors reached the
S°o.
Five days t ago the tug with a
ere tv of 14 and 22 passengers .was
dashed to pieces on the rocks of
Western Railway of Alabama
Liberal time, limit and stop-over privileges.
Yourself.. *>
EPPS GARAGE
392 yfashington St. Phone 497
appointed chief of staff, of the
Polish army.
Ganna Walska sails for United
States January 3 and Harold F.
McCormick says'it trill give Am
ericans chance to see what a fine
For further information apply to
’ J7P. BILLUPS,-G. P. A,
714 Healey Building, Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED
FOR SALE—.Good
Bargains in used cars.
Easy terms.
CONOLLY MOTOR
C0„ Phone 1437;
King George declines to receive
unemployed delegation that gdes
to Buckingham palace.
Last of eighteen army posts
occupied by British are transfer
red to Irish Nationalists. ' —
T\yEEKANOSE’S MISCHIEF
Long Trip* Our Specialty.
Cheapest Truck in Town.
For Sale ^
[1ST RECEIVED $5000 SHIP
MENT of Ford parts. We can
11 ail orders now. C. A. Trassell
[otor Co. d-18-c
it Ismet Pasha compliments Swiss)
girls at Lausanne Oriental dance
on.their fascinating dress. J
’* Prince George,' 20, young son of
British king, will be operated on
600 Thomas St.
BRYANTS BARGER SHOP
Hair Cot-- .. ;..;25c
Shave „ .. .. .. ., 15c
All worlcfist class. Why pay
more? Children’s-hair cut a-
specialty.. 184 College Ave.
Phone 1351
INDIAN RIVER ORANGES
30c DOZEN 65<
Apples, Bananas, Nuts, Raisins And Candies
>90 Clayton St.
ARTHUR L. MORTON
i THE ORANGE STORE
)R SALE—German Police pupa,
" 2 months old. See Mr. Baker at
Athens Railway and Electric Co.,
or call 738. d-20-p
“Somebody’s rubbed the names -«but and ehan 9 ed them,’
quic Kiy.
, ^ Klos:
- °Nancy and Nick, you know, j “ 'I want * drum and ■
wiero out collecting notes for San- ! a soljilr sute and an en
♦a rlaus They would light on & baseball and an air K}in,
Sowy rcoOike "wo lltUe nel and a nife and a t
and Nek would hustle dovk, the hope you are wriL
TiSttZI&ZLFZ S
naughty gnome who liked to steal g^tfg.****
th VHere eS kre two of them," whls- ^“en"" cr ie<TNU
pered up Nick when, he had scram „ c ™“
bled doTn. •Nancy could Just hear. ^ “ d nt ha
-She stopped watching and help- ^
IRE WORKS—FOR SALE ON
Wintenrille, Rd, near Hodgson's
'ertllizer Plaint. d-26-p
For Yourself
the comfort and ser
vice that the
A Gift For
Mother
FOR SALE—FIRST CLASS GRO-
eery store, thoroughly equipped,
in suburban section of town; Ad
dress "Grocer,” care Banner-Her-
Everywhere you see the ravages of Consumption.
There were 1,000,000 cases and 100,000 deaths from this
scourge last year. But if all that see these words will help,
It can be stamped out
Buy the Tuberculosis Christmas Seals where you see
them sold. (A picture of one is below.) The revenue
from these sales is devoted to a great organized campaign
against Tuberculosis. This campaign gives the service of
doctors and nurses to millions of the stricken. It organ
izes local associations. It carries on
educational work in schools and offices
and factories. You cannot help in a
jK»Mer work. Join it- Buy the seals. sgr | JJnMj\
Stamp Out Tuberculosis
with Christmas Seals
New Flexible
Sole
FOR LADIES
SHOES
A very thoughtful Christmas
gift, indeed, is an. Electric
Toaster. Less work for Mother
and bettor toast for yourself.,
It is a present from which ihe
whole family will derive bene
fits. Many other electrical .time
and labor savings goods are ; .r
stock. - • ' -
FOR SALE—Desirable 6 room'
i cottage on car line. Walking
distance. Price right. Possession
January 1st.
Milledge Avenue Lot—Good at
spooo.
D. G. Anderson & Co.
Real Estate
ed Nick jto^scrairWe out, Kokins
as grimy as the Chimney Sweep
himaslf. ,
Now it isn’t n*ce to read other
people’s letters, but it was differ-
drA with Nancy, and Nick. Santa
.Claus told them to be sure bo rea-1
each letter, as found it; so
that .’f anything happened^ and it
got lost, t’cey «ould remember
some of the things, at -least, and
‘Tommy ct Dicky or Harry, or Suzy
or Annie or Jane wouldn't be left
altogether without things on Christ
mas morning.
So Nick opened <&te of the let-
which we
use in making
.... ... repairs on
shoes now gives. The best sole ever used.
ALL WORK CALLED FOR AND
DELIVERED.
FOR SAIaE—ONE SUIT OF OAK
furniture with springs, mattress
oto. Will sell cheap for cash. Call
at. 1143 Princo >ok* phone 405.
d-19-C
Athens
Engineering Co.
MARTIN BROS.
Shoe Fixery
FOR SALE—BRAND NEW 10-
piece fumed oak dining room suit,
one. 9x12 Wilton rug.tme refrigera
tor, capacity 90 lbs., slightly used.
Phono 1664. d-21-p
MUTT AND JEFF
Jeff’s Right Arm Beats a Niblick All Hollow
(Copyright 1922 By H. C. Fisher. Trade Mark Reg. U. b. Pat off.'
B For Rent
VI'. RENT—TWO DESIRABLE
Brooms with adjoining blath cen
tral y located. Reasonable rent.
Phono 1525-J. d-20-c
pRerT.y, i'lc
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FOR RENT—H01)SE AND LOT
in Wintcrville. H.,M. Rylce, Hol
man Bldg. Athens, Ga. Phone 1576.
1 , .. d-18-c
Tt, MAKS MG
WERUOU^. Ntwl
IFG LIG GOGfd.'
OM-y/i
Bluff
.FOR REXT—TWO APARTMENTS
in nice brick home, ten miles out
on Lexinrjtdh road. Wood furnished
free'. So^ E. G. Fambrough at
once. Phone 516. ,V, d-20-p
FAR RENT—SIX ROOM HOUSE
furnished—Phone 917. ^ d-19-c
FOR RENT — FURNISHED
rooms fdr light housekeeping.
All convenionctes. Mrs. Geo. Col
lins, 930 S. Lumpkin. Phone 1774.
d-20-p
SAVES OWNERS; DIES
CLEVELAND. O. — “Puppy,”
just a mongrel dog is dead after
hi 8 barks had saved his master,
mistress and their eight months'
old daughter* -Puppy” aroused by
smoke Monday barked until Mr.
an^.-lCr*. Anthony Graham were
Florence Coal Co
WYNRURN ST. ■ • • • • • "PHONF-ITl;
-Denson's -thread
GOOD BREAD
MADE “’"CRISCO^MILK