About The Athens daily herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1912-1923 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1923)
»A6E EIGHT GA.. HERALD JW Link flftM h ' ti&rt iitn In Texas. He t !"*• I “ lIIltt ’ woes ed an estate worth nearly 1 ; . Into Bankruptcy T.,^ WM wted for h,< tions. Premier Poincare was expected t4 muke a full statement of the French viewpoint at the opening of the conference. classified Advertisements | M. Link, Broad street merchant tool: involuntary bankruptcy Tues day morniug. No estimate of the assets and liabilities was given out Max Micbeal was the attorney filing the petition and Earnest Micbeal of Michenl Brothers, whole sale department, was named re ceiver. FRENCH APPROVE POINCAIRE’S PROGRAM MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks [best of all after a Golden Glint ! Shampoo. The French cabinet in a two | hour session Tnesdsv morning un- } der the chairmanship of President Millerand heard and approved the I reparations plan which Pj-emier Pcincaire will submit to the Pre miers’ conference. There seemed little likelihood, as the meeting of the premiers was about to start that, the |Gcr- .nun request for an omi, nearing "would l»e granted, as the allies are generally of the Opinion a written proposition is far better than' an oral presentation because the. terms are more precise and can be referred to in subsequent ills-/ cussicns. French circles interpret the re quest us an attempt to feel out the Allies. Prime Minister Bonar Law saw Marquis Della Torretta, head off- the Italian delegation after the Prime Ministers’ conference with Lord Curzon on Near Knstein af fairs was over. Do-wone-W] -frTaxi Service^ Day and Night 110 Injured, Two Seriously, When Fast Train Wrecks Little change was shown in, the mints wire not so wide. At 1*30 local cotton ’ market Tuesday, fol; o’clock March stood at 26.16 with lowing a close in the market sipce tt*. more active positions at net Saturday an account of the New declines of 11 to 16 points. Ycarls holidays.' Middling; gAde Prev. watt quoted at 26 1.2 cents a pound Open High Low Close Close and at the close Friday it was Jan. 26.61 26.65,26.00 26.14 26.33 quoted at .26 5-8 cents a pound. Mar. 26.58 26.62 26.05 6.224 26.33 NEW YORK COTTON May. 26.49. 26.54 26.02 26.22 26.29 NEW YORK.—There was quite a July 26.12 26.21.25.78 26.00 26.02 flurry pf haying at the opening of Oct. 24.40 24.43 24.08 24.25 24.30 Widow Held In (Continued from page one) go and*the Old South. »t l.untilos a heavy tourist traffic to iml from Florida at this season. The train reported wrecked at Macon w-i s due here Wednesday morning at 7:45- a. m., leaving Jacksonville, Fla., at 9 o’clock .Monday night. The train operated over tlie Atlantic Coast Line to Albany, Ga., where it i assumed use of the Central of (Georgia tracks on which it was . BEAUMONT, Tfex. — Other, ar rests in connection with the-death of Hiram^Knox, wealthy lumber man, who . was found dead in. his bed November 2C, a bullet hole through his head, in addition to that of Mrs. Lillian Knox, the wid ow, who was arrested Monday were expected Tuesday. Mrs. Knox submitted to arrest,-without protest. ' A multitude of rumors follows the coronor’s cerdict, culminating yesterday in the arrest of Mrs. Knox. Preliminary hearing for Mrs. Knox will be held at Hemphill Wednesday. Mr. Knox was pne of the' weal running when the accident oc- icurred. j The route continues to Atlanta, Ga.. on the Central of Georgia, j northward to Nashville Tenu.. «>n | the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis railway, and from there to Evansville, Ind., where a part of the train is diverted to St. Louis. Mo., over the Louisville & Nash ville railroad. From Evansville the Dixie Flyer comes into Chicago over the-Chicago and Eastern Illi- W ANTED —.TO BUY SECOND * hand incubators and brooders, any capacity. Apply at M. C. Ar- mei’s Garago. J-G-C PHONE 66 „, Office GEORGIAN HOTEL ing. March sold down from 26.92 to LIVERPOOL. — Spot cotton fair 26.76 andiMay from 27.00 .to 26.84 demand; Klees steady. Good mid- shortly after the call. Lt'erpool ca- dling 15.43 - fully middling 15.40; ldcs attributed an advan.’e tliuru to middling 15.55; low middling 15.15; general iiujiuy an ln:-.'>vfcd r;.ot rcod ordinary 14.55: ordinary' demand but s - id higher prices met is.15; sales 5,000 bales 4,300 Am- realizing. .rieun: receipts 32,000 bales, 15,- The demand tapered"off as soon 500 American. Futures closed as the initial buying orders had steady: January 11.79; _ March been supplied and the market 14.'!5;*May 14.47; J'dy l-27; Octo- .veakened as a result of liquida-, U.I7; Decembr- 11.13. t’ee and local and N”. Qrl*>»,os “ “ selling. So far as could be learn- Qfnym Ron fon ed the selling was not due to any lit UCatCIl particular change in the general ’ Qt,J_ f— p.„{. character of the news but there I iJllip 111 1 Hit was the general January reactions probably basea on resaous thac ,uvets of that month have been a i ASTORIA, Ore.—With her mas- little over optimistic over the new year trade expansion. A few stop ' orders were uncovered as prices cased off with prices sell ing down to 26.40 for January and May to 26.38 or about 22 to 33 points nit lower on the general list and the market was rather 3 "g unsettled around midday. * —’ IN COMBINATION Banner—Morning Herald—Evening 2 Cents a Word Minimum charge of 40 cents. Three times for the price of 21& insertions. Seven times for the price of five insertions. CASH WITH ORDER Cash must accompany orders of insertion of nds under the following classifications: For Rent—Real Estate. For Rent—Apartments. For Rent—Rooms. Wanted—Real Estate. . Wanted—Apartments. Wanted—Rooms. Wanted—Boarders. . Wanted—Board. Wanted—Situations. The minimum charge is 40c. The Banner-Herald will send, within n reasonable distance of its office, for ads which are payable In advance. If an error is made. The Banner-Herald is responsible for only one incorrect insertion. The customer is responsible for subsequent insertions. The ad: vertiser should notify imme diately If any correction is DISCUSS ITALIAN REPARATIONS Premier and the Italian delegate discussed the Italian reiiarations plan for half an hciir. The Marquis said Italy was most anxious there should bo unity in the decision reached and that Italy accordingly was ready to meet any proposals half way. Dr. Bergmann left The Hague Tuesday morning. He Is due to reach Paris late Tuesduy evening. is Conference. Reported to Feel ' “U. S. Influence’ (Continued from page one) [inister Bonar Law at 'he Grilllon otel Tuesday morning. They dis Lissed the Near East situation ad the reparations questions* Lord Curzon later joined them, [e left later for Lausanne. It is nderstood that the premiers Kreed France and Britain should mintain a united front at the ear East conference. The Germans made formal re- ue8t that Karl Bergmann be per mitted to mako an oral statement efore the premiers of repara- New Kidnapping In La. Unsolved; ' Hunt Missing Man (Continued from page one) ALL ABOARD Excursion Fares and All Year Tourist Fares Winter steamer Satsuma, a victim of the recent heavy gales, was in port Tuesday. The Astoria was en- route from the Orient via Comox, Z., where she stopped for fuel, 1 to New Orleans with general ori ental cargo. During the gale Sunday night, the steamer was swept by the seas. The chains of her steam steering gear and the casting on her head gear were broken. Tem porary repairs were made, how- jcver, and the craft was able to , make her way unaided. ' Sunday ' morning Captain Jones, master, was . standing near the engine t room skylight when a heavy breaker rolled aboard, smashing upvu- cn ® of the rails, throwing a life to .10 boat from its checks and knocking being him, down. snuuse. rest The captain suffered two frac- to 26.62 cents a pound. At the end tured ribs, as well as several scalp of the first half hour of business wounds and there is a possibility March was off to 26.40 under rial- he was hurt internally. VAN-NIL Never Disappoints Alabama Arizona Arkansas British Columbia California Florida Washington Georgia Havana Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi New Mexico North Carolina Oregon South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia West Virginia THE STYLE SHOP 224 Clayton St. _ MILLINERY SALE All Velvet and Felt Hats at Half Price. Come in and see what wonderful values we are dis playing during the entire week. All discontinuances MUST be made in person at The Banner-Hersld Office or by letter. Telephone discon- , tinuances are' NOT valid. 7C WANT AD 7| 15# PHONE *» BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS GET RESULTS Georgia Railroad Atlanta & West Point R. R. Western Railway of Alabama Liberal time limit and stop-over privileges. For further information apply to J. P. BILLUPS, G. P. A., Rent a New Ford and Chauffeur Yourself. EPPS GARAGE 392 Washington St. Phone 497 inad© ami when is a carefujly guarded secret. It is understood however that a scor3 or u^ore.In dictments will be sought aiul/.ln all livelihood a special court terra f».r immediate trial will be asked. DR. McKOIN DETERMINED v r WHAT ACTION TO TAKE BALTIMORE, Md. A confer ence was to lie held Tuesday be tween Attorney Robert Caririan. counsel for Dr. B. M. McKoin. and State Attorney' R. Loach, to de termine the former’s policy at the extradition proceeding hero Thurs day. ■ Tho Doctor’s attorney either will advise his client to return to Louisiana without force or to con test the extradition to the last ditch. At the request of. Attorney Gen eral Coco of Leui^ana, Mr. Leach will represent the state at the ' hearing before Governor Ritchie. Documents containing all details of the case were received by Mr. Leach yesterday. In addition the states attorney received a long telegram of instructions from Mr. Coco. He declined to make known the telofrram’s Contents. Dr. McKoin w\s arrested here last Tuesday at the request of Governor Parker, who charged him with the murder of Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards. following the Morehouse Parish ktdfiappinKS of last August 24. The physician denied he was implicated In the outrage, and is prepared to offer an alibi tending to show he was In 'Monroe, 40 miles from the scene of the disorders t>f the night in question. Telegrams from many prominent citizens of Monroe have been received confirming his statements. Coue Cheers Up Cripples BRYANTS BARBER SHOP Hair Cut — 25c Shave 15c All work fist class. Why pay more? Children’s hair cut a specialty. 184 College Ave. 714 Healey Building, Atlanta, Ga. The Weather South Carolina: Partly dioudy to night; Wednesday unsettled, protv ably rain. ’ Georgia: Cloudy tonight; . wanner in -central and extreme northwest rornons; Wednesday showers. riqrida: Cloudy tonight and v. mluesday; probably rains tonight u -wt'dh&diy In the northwest. Alabama: Local nine tonight or Wednesday: colder Wednesday. -Long Trip* Our Specialty. Cheapest Truck in Town. Lost and Fonnd LOST CHRISTMAS DAY—CADI- LAC tire, between Athens and WatklnavlUe, somewhere near cord mllL Finder return to Mr. Walter Jones. 910 MiUedgo Ave. J-*-C 600 Thomas St Phone 1351 Reward. Whone Your ,4 Want LOST—BUNCH OF KEYS—RE WARD to finder. Telephone 728 LOST—DOZENS OF ARTICLES are daily lost by the citizens ol Athens. Most of the lost articles can quickly be located by a Ban ner-Herald want ad. tf. ■J WANTED BOARDERS WANTED—CAN AC COMODATE several for room and board. Splendid meal*, clear rooms, . reasonably rates. Appli 387 Hill street or phone 1640. Emile Coue, the mental healer who Is to visit America in January, preached good cheer to crippled children at the Hermitage Craft School and Home for Cripples at Sussex during a tour of England. WANTED—LOAN OF ■ three to five years o tate. Four to. one—Box . VAN-NIL Satisfies WANTED — CAN ACCOIi DATE few more boarders, meals and nice rooms, resso rates. Mrs. Crowley, 725 I Paul Smith’s Body Sent to Raleigh, N. C., For Interment The body or Paul Smith, who waa shot and killed by Harvey Sea- graves at the S. A. U station Sun- Avenue. Phone 440. Central of Georgia Station Depart for Macon 7:30 a. m., : ‘ .4:45 p. m. Arrive from Macon 12:10 p. m., WANTED—MAN WITH to sell guaranteed Cord ■ZVill nnnn.'iil.W. ...4 n For further information phone J. Y. Bruce; C. A., 640. GAINESVILLE-MIDLAND RAILWAY SCHEDULE No. 2 daily for Gainesville leaves 7:45 a. m. No. 12 daily except Sunday for day night was shipped Tuesday afternoon on the vestibule to Ral eigh, Nj C. where the Interment and funeral will.. probably take TO THE BANNER-HERALD Phone 75 ; force of ad-takers the cash classifica- W’AXTED—JOB BY YOUNG MA us truck driver or chauffeur. At arcs# "Job,” care Banner-Herald. ; 3 ■ 1-2- WANTED—TWO YOUNG boarders (n private homo, ex-soldiers. Apply 145 Eli Knifi ■ Gainesville leaves 10:45 a. m. -No. 1 leaves from Gainesville arrives 5:20 p. m. No. 11 daily except Sunday from to assist Mrs. Smith in making arrangements for the burial, number of frienda also accompan ied the body from Athens. Bern stein Brothers were the undertak ers in-charge. If your ad comes under tions, we’ll send for it. Get what you want, when you want it Read and Usd ” '■”* ‘ Gainesville arrives 10;10 a. m. SOUTHERN* RAILWAY No. 6 leaves Athens 8:00 a. m. arrives Lula 9:40 a. m. No, 8 loaves Athens 4:15 p. m. WANTED—ROOM AND BOA a baby carriage, or a thou; sad qno. things. Whatever ■vnlt 'the chances are that s raid reader can proi SENSATIONAL TIRE BANNER-HERALD* WANT ‘ADS Phone 75 arrives Lula 5:50 p. m. No. 7 leaves Lula 6:55 p. arrives Athens No,. 6 leaves Lula 10:05 a. arrives Athens 11:40 a. m. G. B. Miller, C. A., Athens, Telephone 81, Unehrad of low prices. Ini Under new management Fur nished rooms by day. week or month at reducea rates, steam heat, hot and cold running ■water in all rooms. Free baths. Corner Washington and Jackson streets. J-4-P ED—BY COUPLE. ROOM meals, or two 'r three fur- tooma for light housekeep- L J. Noel, care Gen. De- j-*c PHONE -Vi34l j] L WANTED—COLORED GIRL TO £ help cook and nurse for small family. Must be quick. 175 Hall v St., phone 1734, J-3-C Wanted—several board- ® era. Can accommodate several for “ room and board. Can also give 11 meals at reasonable price. Apply — .424 Hancock avenue or i.hoce 282. I 1 THE MANUFACTURER OF AN article wanted In every homo needs a live representative to han dle the sales and*employ agents in surrounding connties in this sec- - tion. A btg money-making ;-ropo- sition. Rapid sales. Give telephone | number and references. Louis Adi- < ger. Manufacturer’s Representative, a 82 Clarke St., Atlanta, Ga. 1-5-P ! i For Rent “ r FOR RENT—TO COUPLE, TWO > or three furnished rooms with private bath, close in on car line. q Address owned care of Banner. n J-l-c FOR RENT—FURNSHED HOUSE for rent Phone »17. J-2C FOR RENT—UPSTAIRS APART MENT will all modern con veniences. Jap. 1st. on carline, good neighborhood. Phone 1733. W. T. Collins. J-2-c FOR RENT — FURNISHED Apartment with bath. Reason able. Phone 417. J-4-c FOR RENT — ROOMS WITH’ single beds; room and hoard’ for 826.00 per month. Phone 1535- 3. ■ J-4-c FOR RENT — THREE-ROOM | house with hall in Barberville; ‘.also two furnished rooms. Posses sion at *»nce. Apply Jno. C- Sorrelli. -487 Ruth St. J-4-c FOR RENT—APARTMENT FOR light housekeeping. Also one j nicely furnished front room for roomers, with or without meals. Mm H. B. Miller, 735 Prince Ave. Phone 1672. J-2-c FOR RENT—TWO CONNECTING bed rooms with bath adjoining. Phone 720-J, or call at 175 Grady avenue. 1 j-3-c FOR RENT—TWO NICE UNFUR NISRED rooms. Lights and water and bath, $10.00 per month. Apply 1997 South Lumpkin street or write J. F. Jones. R. F. D. A. 4 J-2-P FOR RENT—NEW EIGHT-ROOM house, sewerage, lights, double garage, garden, large lot. On Mitchell’s bridge | road. Phone 421-W. 1-2-p APARTMENT FOR BENT — TO COUPLE without children. Three rooms, bath, sleeping porch and private entrance. On car line, good loca tion,. Address Ap’t P. O. Box 435. J-4-c ; FOR RENT—TWO LARGE CON- . nectlng room* with private hath, suitable for light housekeeping. Call 1440. 1-2-c FOR RENT—NICELY FURNISH- I ED rooms, excellent meals; | steam heat, hot and cold water: j all modem 1 conveniences. Apply 25* ,W. Dougherty street. J-2-c FOR RENT—AN ATTRACTIVE- LY furnished room, dose.' in. will brine in a steady Income, if 0 ^it’s.adverttpd in the Banner-Her- . aid. * tf. For Sale FOR SALE—AUTOMATIC RUDD. e water heater—Phone 1081. j-4-c -c J FOR SALE—Desirable * room s . cottage on ear line. Walking sc distance. Price right. Possession g January 1st. o MiUedgo Avenue Lot—Good at .p *3000. - (D. G. Anderson & .Co Real Estate -P FOR SALE—GAS RANGE IN „ gdod condition. Phone 1872. Af- “ ter 7:OO.P. M. J-2-c “ FOR SALE—HUNDREDS OF v profitable sales and exchanges n are made monthly through the "! use of Banner-Herald For Sale Want Ads. Sell something you „„ don’t need tomorrow. tf. ie
