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EXCURSION FARES Seaboard Air Line Railway GREENVILLE, S.C., Sixth Southern Textile Exposition, Oct. 20-25, 1924. ATLANTA, GA. The Georgia Sunday School Association. Oct. 23-26, 1924. CHARLOTTE, N.C. Inaugural Race of the Charlotte Speedway Oct. 25, 1924. NEW YORK, N. Y.Clinicial Congress of American Co'lege of Surgeons and Associated Anesthe tists of 1J.3-& Canada.Oct.2o-24,1924 WASHINGTON, D.C Chamber of Commerce of U S.A., East ern Divisoion, Oct. 23-24, 1924. PHILADELPHIA, PA., lnternatir nal Federation of Catholic Alumnae, October 17-231 1924. WASHINGTON, DC. Natl Asso. of Commercial OrganiYitien Secretaries, Oct. 19-23, 1924. For fares, schedules or other information, apply to nearest Seaboard Ticket Agent, or write 0. G- LuHatta, TPA., SAL Ky,, Atiartta, Ga-or Fred Gaissier. Asst, Passenger Traffic Manager, SAL., Atlanta, Ga. CALENDAR, MADISON SUPERIOR COURT, SEPTEMBER ADJOURN TERM 1924 Monday, October 27th, 1924 CASES IN DEFAULT Jordan vs .fames 1441 Blackman vs Osley ... 161-3 Kolarid & Cos. vs Segraves 1751 McNoely & Go. vs Holbrooks 1771 JMcNeeley <fc Cos. vs Holbrooks, Owens Gar 1772 Ktern & Cos. vs Porterfield • 1781 Btern & Cos. vs Faulkner 1782 Bank Statham vs White - 1795 CASES FOR TRIAL Calloway Grocery Cos. vs Wilhite et al 1430 Williams vs Williams 1575 Bell Marble Cos. vs Chandler 1581 McWhorter vs David Adm'r 1625 GrjflVth Implement vs Arnold 1632 Watkins Cos. vs Wansley et al ... . 16.38 Hardman vs McKaskey Cos 1641 Drake vs Drake et al 3 668 Brown vs Nelms 1680 Harbor vs Bird 3 687 Harbor vs Bird, Cotton Association Gar. ... 1695 Madison County High School vs Scott 1697 Peoples Bank vs Porterfield et ai 1713 Hodgson Cotton Cos. vs Sailors, lndpt Warehouse Gar 1740 Williford vs Williams 3 755 Parham vs Gholston . 1757 Comer Bank vs Thompson 3 764 Code vs Chandler Adm’r 1767 Tuesday, October 28th, 1924 Gunnells vs Gunnells et. al 1796 Winn vs Hawkes 1799 Cary vs Cheeks et al 1800 Coweta Fertilizer Cos. vs Simmons . 3812 Bennett vs Ebcrhurdt ot al 1821 Bennett vs Kberhardt et al 1822 Owcnsby vs Gholston Bros et al 1825 Thompson vs Thompson ~ . ' 1826 David vis Porterfield 1838 The criminal docket will not. be called till Wednesday morning, Oc tober 29th. Parlies and witnesses in criminal cases need not attend court till Wednesday unless other business in court.. Except witnesses to appear before Grand Jury who will be required to be at. court Mon day . October 2nd, 1924. Done by order of the bar. W. L. HODGES, Judge. Wm D. MEADOW, CLERK. liofmeisters Shoe Shop 229 Broad Street Athens, Georgia For the Best in Shoe Repairing at Reasonable Frees. [Shoes Repaired While You Wait J. W, COOPER, AG EM. Comer . Ga. THE DANIELSVILLE MONITOR DANIFI-SVILLE. CA. RED GROSS IS URGING BETTER-HEALTH BATTLE Tireless in Services Advancing Cause of Freedom from Human Suffering. Not alone in preparedness for emer pencies, but in a tireless offensive battle for better health is the Anieri can Red Cross nurse maintaining Id peace time the high tradition of lier war service. As in war the same seif-effacing service for humanity goes on its quiet, effective way con tent in it 3 accomplishments, seeking no public acclaim Enrolled in the Rod Cross Nursing Service are 40 036 of these niissioners of health, nearly 1.000 carrying the massage of a liner public health to as many communi ties and 1 100 teaching large classes in home hygiene and care of the sick Exactly 100 Red Cross nurses are still on duty overseas, helping the struggle forward toward the high standard of Amcri<4ln nurse efficiency In many countries. In the Government services 3.117 en rolled Red Cross nurses are on duty with the Army, Navy. Ihjblic Health Service and the Veterans Bureau, while the entire active enrollment is maintained as a reserve for the Army Nurse Corps and available to the Navy in a national defense emergency. Nine hundred nurses were added to the roll the last year. Red Cross nursing, however, has perhaps its finest expression out. in the places laid waete by fir. flood and storm, end In the back reaches Tar from the centers of population In ev ery disaster the Red Cross nur?c is first called for, first to respond, and the last to leave her post of duty among the suffering victims. In the isolated sections of Alaska, North Carolina, Virginia. ld*bo, and among the bleak islands of Penolscott Bay. Me., her ministrations are making hard lives easier and working for a brighter future for the children. Her part in the human drama of the time fa increasingly important, although it is subdued by the very nature of her work. The policy of the American Red Cross to establish under Chapter con trol public health nursing services in communities lacking such facilities has been justified and this pioneering work Is everywhere endorsed by authori ties who are quick to take it over as a proper municipal function and a duty of taxpayers Tlia Homo H’ triene and Care of th*-- Sick program has further penetrated into the schools as a defi nite part of onrriruSutns During *he vear 29,009 school pupils took this Rod Cross course Three telephone corporations adopted it and graduated 960 employe students As good health depends upon right eating the Red Cross Nut'-item Sir vice continued to promo’* indiv dual and oommunitv herDth p tt i tieularly the health of mo (horn and children This service reached nearly 150 OOP persons during the vear and found work to do for several thousand Red Cross volun teer workers. Atlantic j - -!-'T- .I- . ■ J m - : |.'vi v ■'% r v ; ' |S " . -Vi ; t V. v':'A>- v • . ->■-? ;•. ' .J-■ ; : ’ % \ II i : ,v . , • % •> fig ' ■"* Ml ' a• ■ %5&2t SkV-s 4 J M 1•; >. Cs£l2~i£yj£D 4 . Capt. H. b ieuiming, Chief Pilot •f the nev/ U. S. Dirigible ZR-3 in it* tlight aerosts the Atlantic ocean t driirer it here, from Germany. In trial trips the great airship hie *ttwerfW!y met J 1 tests. COMER MEAT MARKET J. W. NELMS, Proprietor Hearty eaters find hunger keenest during- crisp fall days. Give them plenty of meat -fresh, juicy and tender, and your meal pioblems are half solved. Special this week: Our Prices Are Lowest Beef Roast per lb Tse Beef Steak per lb 2be Pork Steak - —per ib 25c Pork Sausage per lb 25c Mix. Sausage per ib 20c Cured Ham per lb 35c Boiona Sau. per lb 20c Weiners . per Ib 2<je Mules 6 i Horses If You Want To Buv < * Or Swap ssjeiies Westbrook k Scarborough lia, Georgia. 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