About The Athens daily herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1912-1923 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1923)
THE ATHENS, GA- HERALD l MONDAY. Dry World Up To United States assist in transporting German coal to France. The Germans expected more ar- rests among tijhe industrial lead ers Monday. Reports Intimate That Germiins May Conscript Troops Classified Advertisements LET US MOVE Moving And Packing, THOMAS BROS. £ Boll St Pkont Ilia SAN* FRANCISCO — A dry world Is coming, But it depends on the success of prohibition. en forcement in the 'United States, says William E. (“Pussyfoot”) Johnson, International prohibition Kidnap Hearing Will Result In 25 or 30 Arrests 1 WANTED—To Buy . WANTED—TO / BUY SECOND HAND hospital bed and springs. Must he In- good condition. - Will pay cash for baraalo. Phone 74f-J. 3-16-c REAL ESTATE than in other fields.- a shortage does not seem Imminent. It Is ad mltted tlhat consxteraole depends upon the ability of the Ruhr mines to operate. The arrest of the Ruhr mag nates has served to crlstallse fur ther public opinion. The govern ment has ordered fihe German charge D‘Affairs at Psrla to pro test the arrests. (Continued from page one) pists in New Orleans. A tran script or the investigation Is plac ed, before that body and every et- fort Is being mad-; to rush the work. FIVE' MEN HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED ^fkciaruin charge of 40 cento. Three times for the price of 2% ins&ticns. Seven times for the price of-five, insertions. AH discontinuances MUST be made in person at The Bhnncr-Herald Office or - by letter. Telephone discon tinuances are NOT valid. 7C ■ .WANT AD ?C * y PHONE ■ V I BANNER-HERALD WANT Ana unQTTT.Tfl So now “Pussyfoot” plar^ a. campaign for enforcement .here, t ‘ “Every law-raaning bo<ly . on earth is grappling with the liquor problem .In some' way,” he says. “The liquor traffic .is beipg cur-’ tailed, restricted, prohibited every-, where. “All nations are watching Amer^ ca. If we enforce our dry,- laws. WANTED — ONE IljlC Must be in good Phone 67 or write Horn, ten care Scott Hdw. Cm, FRENCH OFFER NEW REPARATION PLAN For Rent—Rooms FOR Rei/t—TWO NICELY FUR- NISHED rooms tor light house keeping,'''with connecting bath. Apply 235 DuBose ave. 1-23-C Five men “Newt” -Gray, T. Jeff Burnit,!), Oliver Skipwith, Smith Stevensop and . “Blacksmith” Smith were declared by witness last week to have been recognized as members of the masked band which made captives of Daniel and Riphards who were never seen again after appearing at Colllnstion, eight miles from here, as prisoners of *«ie hooded men. The general trend of the Interro gation Monday was expected to re la.te to identification of other al leged members of the kidnapping pprty. Miscellaneous MEDIUM BROWN HAIR loo2» . ... n ii -rt/.. . PARIS — (By the Associated Press) — The new French repara tion plan, ready for submission to the reparations commission Mon day, provides for a German domes tic loan of three billion gold marks guaranteed by the Reich’s lead ing industralists. With the exception of 500,000,- 000 gold marks which would be used in stabilizing the currency, proceeds of the proposed plan would be paid on the Allied repara tion account. The guarantees de manded by France are practically the same as she now holds. Pre mier Poincaire, Louis Bdrthou and i^he other French experts, make their proposals contingent upon the withdrawal of all resis- tence to France’s Ruhr policy or to allied action ln» other territories occupied under the Versailles treaty. . In commencing upon the fact that the plan provides for no moratorium, French officials point out that a two year delay would be considered if Germany agrees to submit to the co-oercive meas ures permitted by <6he treaty. As the matter now stands, it ^ujd there is little use in offering a moratorium if the German govern ment refuses to recognize the treaky that imposes the payments. — — dry,- laws, booze'will vanish from tthe face of the earth. “If we fail best or ail after a Golden Glint Shampoo. the wolld will h 1 doomed to universal drunkenness and debauchery — but that wo-ni TAXI SERVICE •t Day and Night GEORGIAN BAGGAGE tone TRANSFER CO. Phoi ;c Office /;/* ,u Georgian Hotel FOR RENT—TWO FURNISHED rooms with or without board. 290 Waddell St iPhone 1360-L-2 -V* V 4J9A.A CHICAGO — Superintendents ahd managers of the Extension board of the congressional church began a five day conference here Monday in which will be determin ed the budgets and coming year’s building soicety and ©ongrega- FOR RENT—THREE CONNECT ING rooms f'»r light house keeping. All modfern con- venlenves. 267 DuBose ''avenue. Phone 1212-W: j-21-p For Economical Trans portation CHEVROLET “TERMS” RHODES MOTOR CO. FOR RENT—TO COUPLE WITH OUT children, -first floor apart ment, sink in kitchen, private bath, hot water. Milledge Ave., phone 724. I 1-24-c Expulsion of Jews Sought In Vienna FMtida: Local rains tonight ind ^Tuesday, cooler in north J Tuegay. Aljhama: Unsettled with rain andjtolder tonight and, on the coasfc Tuesday. ^ ;; Lost and Sound FOUND SEVERAL COLLARS IN cufrency—Owner can have same by (inscribing and paying for this fid. Address “money” care Ban ner-Herald. j-23-p PRINTED SILKS i The printed silk gown is a nov elty to he reckoned with this sea son. The most original draperies and novel neck arrangements are I featured on these frocks. The col ors are gorgeous and the patterns amazing. FOR RENT—ONE STEAM-HEAT ED room with board to couple or business men. Phone 634-W, corner Cobb and Franklin streets. ^ 1-27-C VIENNA.—(By The Associated Press)—Expulsion of the Jews was openly advocated at a demonstra tion held Sunday before the city hall. Speakers asserted that efforts to regenerate the German people would not succeed until the Jews were ousted from the dominant po sitions in oconomic life, art, stage and press. A heavy police guard was-present and only a few/ minor collisions occurred. ALL ABOARD Excursion Fares and Year Tourist Fares TO Georgia Havana Kentucky z' Louisiana Mississippi New Mexico VIA Georgia Railroad Atlanta & West Point R. R. Western Railway of Alabama Liberal time limit and stop-over privileges. For further information applv to J. P. BILLUPS, G. P. A., 714 Healey Building, Atlanta, Ga, RAILROAD SCHEDULES SEABOARD AIR LINE RY. Northbound Southbound 9:55 a Atlanta-Monroe fc’l 6:45 p 2:40 p Atl.-Birm.-Mem. 3:20 p 2:40 p Norfolk-Rich.-N. Y. 3:20 p FOR RENT—ONE LARGE FUR NISHED roorh, two closents sleeping porch, adjoining bath, with or without meals; close In. Call 1765. 1-23-p Alabama Arizona Arkansas British Columbia California Florida Washington North Carolina Oregon South Carolina Tennessee Texas \ Virginia West Virginia FOl>N D—SATURDAY NIGHT AT West ifroad and Rocksprlngs street, a boy's bicycle. Owner can get fetime by paying for advertise ment and identifying wheel. FOR RENT — FIVE ROOM apartment on Prince avenue. E. iG. Fambrough, . 211 Sou. Mutual building, phone 516. l-25-c . New Ford Sedan Material Reduction in Price. Conolly Motor Co. STRIKE IN PROGRESS IN RUHR VALLEY Lone Tripe Onr Specialty. ' Cheapest Track in Town. 500 Thomas Si - Phone 1351 LOST—LONG PLATINUM PIN, diamond in center, between Palace Theatre and 200 block on HantQck Avenue. Suitable reward. Phoflf 1148. - 1-22-0 FOR SALE—RICH TONE CABI- NET Phonograph In good condi tion. Cost 6150 new, will sell for half price. Phone 76. 1-22-c ESSEN — (By the Associated Press) — strikes, either partial or complete were in grogress Mon day in all the Ruhr valley mines whose directors had been arrest ed by the French. The state mines resumed operations, the troops bavin* been removed from them. Warned by Berlin that they would be imprisoned ' if they brought coal to the surface, the miners added *^heir contribution to the nations policy of passive re sistance by voting to put down their picks. Their railway com rades already on strike in the Bocum-Dortmund district laid j plans for a representative meet- 1 Ing in Elberfeld today to decide | whether they too shocld refuse,to FOR SALE—ONE TWO-TON truck in good condition, pneu matic tires. Truck used only one year. Chero Cola Bottling Co., Athens, Ga. / 1-23-p ATHENS BUSINESS COLLEGE Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Typewriting Save 60% of expenses by at-‘ tending this school. The grad uates of the Athens Business College always get the best po sition. Every Graduate em ployed. Write for information today. Box 143, Athena, Ga. Depart for Macon 7:30 a. mi 4:45 p. m. .. Arrive from Macon 12:10 p. m., 9:3G p. m. For .orther information phone J. Y. Bruce, C. A, 640. GAINESVILLE MIDLAND RAILWAY Schedules Leave Athens Arrive 7:45 A.-hi.- *5:20 P. M. 10:45 A. M.»* ».10:10 A. M. * Daily. ** Daily Except.Sunday, FOR SAJJB—FORD TOURING car in fine running condition. $60 cash. Hood’s Garage 148 W. Clayton St t j-20-p One Nine Room House on Milledge Avenue for rent. Possession at once. E. G. FAMBROUGH Phone 516 WAITED . — POSITION AS steno-boolckeeper. Three yean experience. Beat of references. Must have work at once. Salary no Object. PhOne 669. j-23-c FOR SALE—ON COLLEGE AVE. A desirable building lot, three blocks from city Hall. Good terms. Apply T15 N. Jackson St. J-21-p The Most Modernty Equipped Garage in Athens COMPLETESERVICE STATION FOR ALL TOURISTS AND AUTO OWNERS ■ Our quarters were built for us— designed to house the largest and best equipped garage and motor ser vice station in this section of Geor- gia—our mechanics are expert auto motive engineers and battery men— our vulcanizing department is in ch'arge of men who KNOW tire build ing from the fabric up to the finishe d rubber tread—our employees who oil^our ear and grease and “dope” it up are trained in putting it where it belongs-^and every product we sell i s of high grade and guaranteed. t AUTO Accessories ‘BUILT LIKE A BRIDGE” We carry a complete stock of automobile parts and accessories for all makes of cars. No disagreeable wait ing for shipments from the factories—they’re here when you need’em. And at the right prices. We are selling this battery because v?e believe it to be the best on the market—and the best is none too good for you. - SERVICE Our Parts and Repair Department is thorbughly eqi truck is at yoin\call at any time—day or night—anywhere tory. Just call 271. Hundreds of cars in and around Athens are equip ped with Diamond Grid Batteries—they give serv ice—ask the man who has .one. PfttLAEtaipFKtA STORAGE Service On All Make Batteries Ample storage space is always available, and whether you are in Athens for a short or long stay, store your car with us. Rates /tire reasonable, and your, car is given every attention. East Washington Street WYNBURN S
