The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, June 17, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextIBB BAhwiiUBlUU). ATHENS. GEORGIA Classified Advertisements WAD RATES 2 Cents a Wor8 >1 Minimum Charge of 40 Cents fnaettlona. Seven times for the price of five Insertion*. All discontinuances MUST be , made In person at The Ban. bhr.Herald Office or by letter. , Telephone discontinuances are OT valid. .WANT AH PHONE BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS QET RESULTS *5 75 **, ? Lost and Found FOUND— ROYAL CORD TIRE ON -'highway between Athens and At- 1.1ft Ui. ' Owner cnn get same by bMktlfVIng it at •‘nllee station and for this advertisement. J18c DISTRIBUTOR WANTED We are looking for a distributor to handle the DEMOUNTABLE TYPE WRITER in Athens and surrounding territory. Attractive proposition, Wilte for full Information. DE- MOU.VTABLE TYPEWRITER COM PANY. 218 Atlanta Trust Co. Bldg., Atlanta, Georgia. AGENTS — DISTRICT MANAGERS. $75.00 weekly selling guaranteed silk hosiery to - consumers. Excep tional offer District Managers. Firth Avenue Hosiery, Box 28, Station O, Tfr’W York. ji7p FOR SALE—LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN FOR SALE —. BEAUTIFUL Talking Parrot. UN Plince Ave., Phone 187. Jl*c FOR SALE—LOT WALL PAPER AT sacrifice, beginning Monday, and running for one week, I will sell what wall paper I have on hand at 10 cents, 15 cents, and a little at 20 cents a roll. Jno. L. Arnold. 5X6 Franklin St., near Prince. I'bona 235. Jlfc FOR SALE—MY HOME PLACE ON Franklin St., 7 rooms, { room ser* •ant house. Perfeet condition, newly aperfd and painted throughout. Fine garden Just coming In. Slse lot 115x Am leaving city. Act quickly. Mrs. John L. Arnold. Phone 2S6. J19c poll SALE— 1922 MObEI, OAKLAND Coupe. O. M. Kngilit and Bona Allen, Jr„ Phone 997. Jlfc LADIES—AVERAGE OVER $50 A week selling new.Spatented combi nation corset nnd brasalf-re. I did with neither nxperience nor capital. easy!” Primary training and sales talk furnished. Garment really FOR BALK—ONE SAFE, GOOD AS Itself. Write Miss Lch. Dept. 6,' new. one jtalr platform scales; 3 Fifth Ave. (Dorset Co., Allentown, Pa. oil tanks. Jno. L. Arnold, Phone J17p 235. ' Jlfc SWLEN—IN ATHENS APRIL 1023. • Wne Ford touring car, 1919 model, fitter number 3140092, Tag 69810. WlUval''"reward. Return to ' S. R. Jmvfr, Homer, Ga. J17p ' WANTED-HELP WANTED—Boy about 14 years old to deliver pa pers on West Broad and bearing Streets. Apply at Rsnner-Herald Office. gXltTED — PUPILS . T. E. Jngo, Phnm F fOY WANTED T<J DISTRIBUTE ^Vadvertislng matter in spare time. -Work pleasant ohd profitable. Write 8ft once. Koy/il Ilend-Cu., 1265 No. ♦ftullna HL, Chicago. J17p SALESMAN—I HAVE AN MAKE $25 WEEKLY AT HOME. furnishing names and addresser. Experience unnecessary. Particulars free. United Mailing Co., St. Louie. J17p COLORED ME.N WANTED to qualify for sleeping car and train porter- Experience unnecessary. Transporta tton furnished. Write T. McCaffrey Kupt., St. Louis. JWp Saratoga Springs For Pleasure and Healthfulness ‘ w daily wag Inadequate. Increased State Development of ifacilities have •>««> added during Mineral Springs An In thc - past wln,er ' and yet ,rom creasing Success. Lakes, Streams and Foot- Hills Charm the Eye; Hotels Cater to Material Wants. (8p*efa! Correspondence to Ban ner-Herald) , SARATOGA SPRINGS N. Y.- Long before moat American Re sorts come Into existence Sarato ga Springe waa widely known and popular with Icadlhg tourlata of two contlnenta. Early In the Nlnl- leenth century it became generally . , , recognized ns the foremoat Amerl*! ,)no]|R ' moder . n U r equipped, In which can Resort or watering place—ok j fj?«h water Bathing 1, greatly cn also the social center of American ^* M and rl view of the state' summer llfn—which position It has . SUNDAY, JUNE 17, 1Mj indication*, they will be utilized to their fullest capacity again with ing the next few weeka, as tlfe patronage*for May Just paat waa 20 per cent* over May of last year. The watera uaed arc naturally car bonated mineral watera, said by some of the most emlrient author! ties to he superior to apy of thf medicinal water* of Europe; they are claimed to be quite aa bene* flda! for internal an for externa' «e. nnd It la gold that over half a illinn .persona drank these waters in the State Drink Hall nnd a‘ other state springs here last sea* The state also maintains on the vat ion. two open swimming ,. nl , ii a nr.^ y iiAvmoM I for ,hre erneratlona during *'SL£g but *"T American Re but a bargain for tome one. Athena Cycle Co. J17c -f I sorts, if any. have entertained so many distinguished perrons and assemblages. Moat of the State Conventions of EARN $20 WEEKLY SHARE TIME at home, addressing, mailing, music circulars. Send 10c for music. Infor mation. American Music Co., 165 Broadway. Dept.. N. Y. * J25| MAN OR LADY WANTED EVERY city sell guaranteed silk hosiery Wearer direct, 4 palm |5.oo. Big itay dally. Sliktex Hosiery Mill.'', Masonic Temple, Jacksonville. Florida. J17p Salesmen — $15© month and expenses selling cigars. Experience 1kt necessary. Send sell-addressed jjpimpcd envelope for information, iratlonal Cigar Co., High Point, N. C. 4 JUp Salesmen wanted — must be \well known In Athens nnd vicinity I have at least five years sales ex- irienpe. Men over thirty preferred. >ne of the oldest and most |ogressive calendar and specialty In the Industry. Makers of uslvo and copyrighted design Art lendnrs, fans, blotters, also signs. Ijithcr goods, specialties. Llbeftil <ns, bonus. Merchants Pub- Uhlng Company, Kalarftaxoo, Mich. 17p unusua 1 •penlng for, two good young men Profitable work, unlimited opportuni ties. IPhone 1339 for appointment. Ask for Mr. Humphries. )l!>p it, COLLINS—CABINET WORK. { mnltuie repairing, screening to both the leading political partlc le.\ Efficient ring Stlkel*. development here, nnd the great success achieved during the past seven years, it would seem that Saratoga Springs as a health am' recreation resort Is still in its in fancy. %The large cottage colony Is also attraction of the summer rvlcc. South end hove for half a century h*«*rk. held j iere » an< * * K hardly surpassed In 1136; JJJc 1 h * r * »nd many a political annlrn- !‘ ny ot t lor An ^ rI can resort Amer- __ Mkm has here come to fruitage , ana * rom a ‘* parts of the coun* FCitl S\I/— lECTID'. BOGiCCASr?.I ^hlle even more have h«cn dis-* L ,ry m “ ny distinguish#*!—h'ave OU.:iaW <!ra,,M-h,na. j,t»o,'., P»»«l In 111, politl-1,1 • arena. VL*. ““W «>«»> W- I-I,.- tamn. wi.iia,' tta .y Carriage. " ,cra - governors, ar.,1 -van urea!. Kj mo r*hs ran* year- while Hun Mail Ei.ni- Table ami Pedestal. All III have made nn.l unmade, In If*™ 8 " C n ' her " Iea "° furnished f,«-od i tndltlon. A'ldrii'L UK<- Caro- ‘Saratoga Springs, nnd the spacious 1 ,om ° 3 for 8f,n *°b» liiu M. pewns. Dlrliop' Ca. jl9c ro »Tldor8 und plaszes of the ]sr«re * Saratoga Lake—four miles —- -*■'*—— .hotels have been ape* *J of forming tant—Is also an Interesting GENUINE PflEXC’l BHIAr PIPES; of polled** making 1 platforms. <»»'«. It Is a beautiful body of a-Bortei? salable rhaoei rises; lend fo pre-rorvention*choosing ©f -W'ater, seven miles long, with $6.25 per carton of three 4->ztn. Ik>u-• candidates, which has determined Bltrnctlve shore line of more than them Mall Order I Lute, Commor'dal • of the political history of a tw, ^ G *hls distance where hun Bldg., I»ulnvllle, Ky. J17u Inrve part of our country and has |**ttl*d the destiny of a;,.long Hat FOR SALE — ONE NEW FORD I of prominent politicians. Coupe. Soule Cadillac Co. Phone* Earn toga Springs la quite ns pop* J1>P t ulsr with other organizations aa with those of a political nature. dreds of fine cottages, with crons camps, and two spacious boarding houses are filled with happy pleasure seekers. It also has several fine shore hotels where large numbers of luncheon and din ner parties are served afternoons $70 UP PER WEEK SPARE TIMf; collecting names. We pay $4 per 100. Send Dime and stamp envelope for partclular. Guaranteed. Write Home Specialty Dept., Bx. 222.1a, Jax, Fla. v - Jl7p Wanted WANTED-TO BUY ONE MULE five to eight years old weighing about twelve to thirteen hundred lbs. Must be cheap for cash. E. T. lisle, Wintervllle, Ga. • J17p [OMAN TO DEMONSTRATE AND; bonk orders for silk hosiery, beau- ful styles, all prevailing colors; take « dcra only, we deliver; leather folder 1 id 10 silk stockings for samples t [>e to earnest woman who Is a bual- i Metier. Give age and quallflca- .1 t>ns. International Silk Mills, Nor- J down, P.* .. J17p/ RN MONEY AT HOME DURINO ro Jlme pointing lamp shades, ' tops for us. No canvassing. Interesting work. Expert- unnecessary. Nilcart Company, Fort Wayne. Indiana. J17p , UN OVER 18 WILLING to travel. • Make secret investigations. Reports, alary and expenses. Experience un* { $ce**ary. Write J. Ganor, Former : eft. Detective, Rt. Louis. J17p RAILROAD SCHEDULES SEABOARD AIR UNR RY. • rthbound Southbound 9:55 a Atlanta-Monro* local fill p AtL-Birmingham-Mem. 3:20 p Norfolk-Rlch.-N. Y. 1:20 p AtL-Abbeville local 7:30 a 6:29 • *39 a 3:19 8 0 Norfolk-Waahington 0 Wilmln*ton-N. Y, • EORMIA RAILROAD WANTED—To buy small refrigerator and gqs stove in good condition, cheap for cash. Address “E. H.” care Banner-Her- gld. j!7p WANTEI4—ABOUT JULY J. 4 OR 5 room apartment or house. Must He reasonably priced and desirably located. Box 473. JI7c For Rent—Rooms FOR RENT — DESIRABLE LAROE furnished room or an aportptent, Mllledge Ave., Phone 1303. J19c FOR RENT—FIR8T FIXHII! ROOM, private bath, private entrance. Best residential street. $30, with gap-Ago Phone 1727. JI7c FOR RENT — NICE FOUR ROOM apartment. Modern convenlci Ideal location. A. II. Davison. ' J19c FOR RENT — THREE unfurnished rooms (or light housekeeping, at 810 Collego 'Ave. J17p FOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOM. without meals. Apply at Prince Ave., Phone 187. )l*c with p 12:10 paa Depart 1:20 am 3:33 pm CENTRAL OF OEORQ(A RV. W. O. Bolton, AgeqL Phon# X*«l Central of Georgia Button Depart for Macon 7:30 a. m. 4:41 p. m. Arrive from Maoon 13:13 p. m. 3:31 p. m. ' For further Information phono J. Y. Bruce, a A., €40. • AINESVILLE MIDLAND RAILWAY Schedules Ataaae Arrive i A. M.o *1:20 P.M. |«| A. It** 0013:10 A. M. ee Dally Except Bundaf. SOUTHERN RAILWAY Sunday, April 29, 1323. > 6 leaves Athena f |4S a. nr* rive* Lula 9:23 a. tn. No. 8 leaves Atheno 4:13 p. m., ar rive j Lula 6:45 p. tn. No. 7 leaves Lula 4:56 p. m., arrive* Ati.ona #:I3 p. m. No. 6 leaves Lula 19:19 a. m.. ar- nvn Athena 11:46 n. m. Q. B. MILLER, C. A., tl. FOR RENT — ONE FOUR ROOM apartment and one six room house. E. O. Fambrougb. 311 Sou. Mutual Bldg., Phone 614. Jltc FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED three room apartment with sink In kltch en. Very desirable location. Couple without children preferred. Phone 1334. J»7® LAKEMONT, GA. My furnished camp on Lake Rabun accommodates eight. By week nr month. J. Corrigan, 487 8prlng Bt-. Atlanta. . J13p| FOR HALL NO. 1 COPAL VARNISH f t- w tenelve hot6l and boarding. cheap fur cash. J. O-Crawford,. house accommodations. Its Cdn-I" 0 ' 1 ev «*nlngs dally during the sea* Sw.ft Bldg. ^'ffventton Hall, aeatlng 6,000,* Its son A fine bathing beach, waiei „::,r _ r RESH cotINTItYi , ' , ""' ,n,n * el *“»**. «• « a »y ana a»-, ,obo ** a ? *11*. anil a wall »anlo- SALE -FRU.8H COUNTRY | ||Rhtw | from a „ d( , I p-.l bath house are a!»o popular, and oorrhum Mola,„,-, rec ,( ona .. . n n I r-onsldered from all view .mint. Call at BomuT-flerald Office. REAL ESTATE LOANS — 6 PER cent money. Banker:' Reserve Sys tem 6 p«*r, cent I >an.i are made on city or farm prot-erty t j buy, build, improve, or pay Indebtedness. Bank- Resreve Deposit Company, Keith Bldg., Cincinnati. Ohio. J17c Matrimonial WEALTHY. PRETTY. Affectionate rerin« social mirronnd'nT«r gl/l would marry. Write enclosing for th« «mvI thin""! of «lfe— , envelope. Dorli Dawnr sduth. Euclid. , Rnratoga Springs most nttrnc- , Ohio., J17p; tlvo. I Foripln" tK*» eouthe-n .mobile nr rail, or! ^nsldored from all view points, ill. nnd Ita whooly Saratoga Springs ntlll remaini onment. make Jl what ,u haa 7f>r a century rnctlve for large * ,ast “ th ® "Queen of American ire than a score of Rpas’*—unrivaled ns an all-round is of scientific, fra- American resort. bv host and favorable envi particularly ft' withering* M ruch conventlc ternnl. profes«iionsl and social lure were helif here lost venr, and s laree numbeg are already booked for this senson—severe! of th<>m having already been held. But to person** of leisure—the** se«-klng the charm nnd nlenstjr* ol rofinAl social nurroundin* . ATHENS COTTON The local cotton market closed at the same level as the day be fore Saturday. The Saturday close waa 23 1-4 cents, while the previous close was the same. NEW YORK COTTON . ' • . NEW YORK.—The rotton market opeqpd steady at an ad vanoe of 2 to •15 points on overnight buying office brought in by the fjrmnc.is of Fri day afternoon and reports of an Im- prdvfng demand for cotton, /goedr. There was some Irregularity right after thc call, when sentiment waa probably unsettled by the imported failure of a Wall street )>an]cirig house, but early realizing sales well enough taken to give the ket a steady undertone flvith July selling at 28.00 and October at 35.15 or about 9 to 25 points above Friday' closing figures. The weather in* the »#>uth was rather uhsettled but hard ly sufficiently so to be considered «n Important factor. Trade interests Wei e amon? the early buyers and there wan scattering comtnlssbm house demand which was supplied by Liverpool and local sellers. Considerable realizing' developed near the close. Induced by predlc- tlonu for favorable weather In b^It over Sunday nnd price.'; reacted quite sharply ending six points lower to twenty higher. The following was the ruling prlcen in the exchange ^twlay: Tone, steady; middling, 29.J0 centn; quiet. | J Prev. Open High Low Close Close Jan. .. 24.12 24.34 24.09 24.29 34.06 Mar 24.1^ 24.35 24.10 24.20 21.02 May .. .. 24.02 24.27 24.00 21.90 July .. .. 27.95 28.08 27.76 27.83 27.91 Oct 25.00 25.23 24.91 2$.0| 24.90 .. 24.46 24.64 24.40 24.45 24.10 STATE AG. COLLEGE Marketing, Farm Eco nomies and Management Will Aid in Enric'hing State’s Agriculture. In order to make the Georgia product nationally known and In sure its sale everywhere and to aid in placing thb farms in this state on a business-like basis two courses were created In the State College of Agriculture by the Boarjl of Trustees in session here this week.. These two courses are marketing and agricultural economics and* farm management. A special ap propriation will, be asked of the next legislature to make these courses possible, it was announced Saturday by Dr. Andrew M. Soule, president. NEW ORLEANS COTTON was jilghly prXaej tee,. Over one hundred^*, "»s- department OTva ™ ln cou^r ntary “‘FMc National* Hay a£d°lfef| 1 ' t U* E. Fain of the Aari-eil ■ f - J °hn le*e, a distinct honor to ui 1 t '“ 1 ’ of Georgia which will i “ ««te diversified faruilnv ui <„ " a have a «sKSr conform In these cro“ llch Score of Fire Fighter, Face Death When Hum! 'Gil Tank Collapses SaV urday. ' (By Associated Pr, SS ) PITTSnurtGH.—A .core dl , re then wero trapiwd .it t |,„ . 1 lantlc Reflnlna "miipanv ,ton» yard,, here. Saturday nftorn™ when n bit- nit ...1.1.1 "'Min. the rain for the belt nriiiy P. II. PUTNAM. in weekly trade retail distribution of wan increasing caused moderate buy ing of cotton Unlay. In tli* first li »»:r •J the session the . trading positions e 20 tn 25 itoftiCs,* July advancing to 28.69 cents a pound end October For a while the market was domi nated by the fear that the low Irn- r >mcter to the went of the cotton country meant rains In many sec tion:! over Sunday and buying QHICHi £££ Three States Are rnn'rrisd bv their fnothin- ~n -« Priced Below Georgia on :";^ nd TMh y K T # of State Appropria- IsVea and Intercented bv stroams on tlODS. thf other, Rftfatorn Springs | peculiarly designed by rnture for the great reaort which it Is. Here also on every hand V'enea of eurpasslng Interest to The twenty-third volume of thr Dttllotln of tho University *of Geor- contains some startling fact.- reared sufficiently to put prices to| by tho ntatn of $1,020,000. It can f 20 to 29 points. Some ho seen from theao figures that tho ntato could liquidate and got ■ “ tk it The trustees were very much pleased with tho work being ac complished <by the college both ln training of loaders In tho rural „„„ u , communities nmt In the extonalhn . burning since Friday at.,.™. - divisions whssa ngents aro serving | conspsei , on . U]B > tho farmers of Georgia, | It was brought to ‘tne attetillnr ! V.'hon tho huge tank r„|i,. t „ || of the triisters Hint the deninnd *v.n explosions followed in rail,' for agricultural agents and ten- f.re rucrcsslon, scatl«rln£ 'iamlM nnmics ugentii In tar In excess et ell i ll oyer an area of m or ,. lln the number being trained a( tho Agricultural Colleges. Request for twojve aerleultural agents was tnnde of the Georgia Collgo by North Carolina, si* by South Caro lina nnd other states nro sending In similar requests. Although thd State College ha, iner' used Its enrollment nine hun dred per cent In nlxtcon year, of existence not nearly enough lead. ■■rs aro being sent out to meet the need. Of Interest in this connection I, the.but that In sixteen yours the •state College ban total receipts of jarqiir.S.M from the College farm which In piieratod exclusive ol state old. Of this amount »1S1,71S. IS worth of daily products, *38.' 439.07* In live stock and *24,271.2# In cotton nnd cottonseed has been sold. In the sixteen years tho College has assembled n tdant worth II.* 230,000 at n cost In maintenance CATARRH of BLADDER Gnxrd Your hultii' AmSB^rSas Urg* Tub* He. Kit (4» u ■tfeSSv. E. KAY -TH> SMILING PAINTER* Fln« Painting and Interior D,corating Phone 1297, Athens, Ga. honor of the hlrib plnqe of tlonal Independenre bf long to Phi! adelphla. yet ft v/aa hire ft. 177? that the Declaration of Inrte #nee had It* confirmation nt the Rattle' of Rnntt-ua—th* oi this memorable etniff«!e, the beau tiful monument commavtiornting It and many other markers Indicat ing historical placeW nnd events, are within eMV neceaa by charmlnr • st BETTER SHOE, REPAIRING HOFMGISTER SHOE SHOP I'huue ’ "ur Order ,.!« ;* use We cell For and Deliver. ♦very loyal Amcrlcarr—while the I . .. 4 1L .. . loner of the hlrtb nlaee of No I r * ,ntlv ® to *he support of the Uni veraky compared to other Institu tions of higher education In the country nnd compared to the come the state cf Georgia received against what other* states of the Union have. Dr. R. p. Brooks, Alumni secro- lory, has gathered the facta quoted from the correspondence with uni verelty nnd colleg* heads nnd tax authorities. Tho facts contained In the bulletin nro brought out nmlnly by the use of tnhles and graph*. The first table gives the bmlntennnce funds of various In stitutions. The University of Cali fornla tops thc list with $4,299.29? with 14,445 students.' giving an wmotint of $289 per student. The N, Y. state college runs its amount per student up to $174 whllo the N~ures for the University of^fleor- gla, Including tho Agricultural Co! lege, are $166,000 per year for maintenance, 1 *356 students $122.00 per student per year. nutomobile * drives. Fnrntngn Springs nlso bad d superb cJtv nsrkf w'th dr*» concerts of high ordvr twice dally In the season; two excellent golf courses—Sara toga nnd .McGregor*—thc latter on* with twenty-seven holes nnd oqe i of the Jnest country club houses In America. It also has the mo* famous race track in the country with racing on All week days dur ing August. .The city—for Sara toga Springs Is no longer a coun try village—has up to date eher In all lines nnd several modern year-round hotels, Tn fact ail that Is desirable In moat other Inland resorts. Is found hare, and In addition. Him- toga Springs possess* another entirety distinctive .feature, it: Tveolth of medicinal springs. 'It was these that first brought v s white msn here. Sir William litlio realising' came, from thc long aide, hut It Was well absorbed, the Istq trading the official forecast of dry weather for practically t entire belt and reports from I eastern belt that the crop .won ii proving under clear skips caused reaction and the more active, months were sent 1 to 12 polntu under the close r.f Frida)*. .July dropped to $7-73 and October to* 34.20. The close wan 8 points down to 10 points up, net for thejddy. with J«l)r at'a range of 27.77 t<» 27.79 and October nt n range of 24.40 to 34.47. At the highest of the day July traded at 38.13 and October St 34.62. Tho following were the ruling prices In the exchange today: Tone, steady; middling? 29 cents; steady, Prev. Open High Low Close Close Jan 23.89 23.96 23.80 23.80 28.70 Mar. .. .. 23.70 33.71 33.79 33.70 23.55 May .. .r 23.54 23.62 2.1.53 23.40 July . . .. 27.91 28.12 27.73 27.77 27.85 Oet 24.35 24.C2 24.30 24.40 24.33 Dec./ .. .. 33.86 24.15 23.86 23.96 23.87 FOR RENT-ONE UNFURNISHED apartment In desirable location. Apply 347 Mllledge Ave., or' Phone 1349- JD* FOR SALE FOR SALK-ON* BUSHEL CANE Apply tlann.r-Her»U OKI.- — L. B. COLLINS—C All I MKT WORK, furniture repairing, Scrernln, to tttr. Efflalwt ssrvlcs- South End Spring stnsts. Rhone UW. JtT« FOR BALE — REFRIOERATOR, IS lbs. rspsdty, good condition. 47.W- Alpo dren—r, small wood stove, porch rockers, swln«. Leaving town. Bee O. 1. Johnson, til South Lumpkin St.. Monday morning. JHP ATHENS BUSINESS COLLEGE Bookkssplng, Shorthand and Typewriting Bars CA per cent or nxpMsns by attending this school. The grad uates of tbs Athens Business college always get the beet po sition. Kxefy Graduated em ployed. Writs for InformstloD today. Box 643, Athens, On. ' | Johnson English Baronet nnd plon, ser, wourdrd and III. was brnueh' here In |!I7 by hla Mobntrk Indian friends on sn Improvised ntret-h.-r, coming many mils, through the un broken, forests ever Red Man' two iilocks. M-.ny people, wntc. ley i| r n,„. refill of tho fire hi,.I tl... ' Jr effothi Of the flremft; ffehilng L cheek tho further advanre of ni„ fHines. wero SRv'eroly'lrarneil ».),». tho explosions occurred The firemen who were trannfd were at work In the Mange yan|, near tho tank when Mnidenl* without warning the hlg tank <■„!.' lapsed and the oxplbslons folio,. ^>n eye-witness tn the ct r . n ,, 5aW that tke men had no lilea rf enllnpsn of the tank nnd il n , „ suddenly sagged, lmmodllu.lv the entire plant became a sea of ras ing flames. Firemen attempting to rpsou* these, wlm ^varo trfl|»p^<l in the burning- r-nclosuro worn ,'rrati-; • Imtcred hecauso of‘the-intenrs hrtit th® Inuccnn* fcmtlpz in tho slippery oil Everv ambulance f»i the city uai Immediately summoned to the ftceno. Just as t]i« rescuers wfro nbo«t to reach their goal nnd be abb* in their comrades, a second lank, smaller than tho first, exploded Tho tank contained gasoline, whlo- 'Vovo tho rosmers hack because ol morn out of tho property thni hnr apent ln maintenance funds Ir Rlnren years. Each year tho iTollege gives In return for each dollar the state spends in maintenance $54 nnd thronsh lt« Forvice renders service ^d\r\h°/t , m'«wy' 2 Geor t gla cities Of less than 20,000 popula tion spend ns much as 3160,000 on their s-hpols while the state Col lege with n campus of 60,000 square' miles' and two million people to servo only s-k for a total of 3378,- 060 for maintenance The College will ask a total of |136J)00.for each of two years, 368.050 for crick of two years for the state exten alon two years Seven Injured men,, were lake lo tho hospital, all severely btirmv' The Mtirttifc nitf. srrer -rpreafring to nil parts of the' storage yanl, eroesed the tvaeks and net fire to tho United Engineering nn.l Fonn. ary Works nnd the Suydam mint Plant The oil then made It's way lo lh« OFORGIA IS NEAR BOTTOM Only thro atntea are below Clenr- gln In the email amount nnproprlnt ed for mnintennnee. These ere Delaware, Vermont nnd New Mex- V»r. . For the table (bowing the per etudente mnljitenaneo reeelveii utntn Inetltiitlono, Oeorgla lo fifth from the bottom. Interesting table that PURE AND SPARKLING [ \ ; NATURE’S BEST REMEDY V . _ 4 No other water has the wonderful J»ate, the Invigorating fast ing that It leaves after each gl»s full-lt’e delightful, yes It'e- LINTON SPRINGS WATER Drink it All Year 'Round—But Especially I# 8(frlng and. Sum- mer—PHONE 95 Linton Springs Water Company \ a- Office Broad Street S Attention Y. M. C. A. Campers U. S. Army Tranks 1. With Tray For Camp $6.00 SMALL khaki camp hats Just ths Thing for Camp 25c each See us for your suppllsa In DIXIE ARMY STORE College Ave. Athens, Os. Iran* that he might be cured by j shown Is that giving the amount ths waters from the “Medicine jof monev contributed by the state? Bprlny of ths Great Spirit” Sir for buildings during !92!»-22 On William found the waters -benefl* jth'« Hrt the University foots ths dal. and was soon restored, belnr I entire list with ,not a penny ap- tbe flyt white man to take tho nmnrinted. The' University of Ne- -Cure” here. Thus began the fame| V nda Iv next above with $?o,ooo With thf white man, of Saratoga xrhlle Michigan University heads Springs A* a place for reet and 1 - - •recreation and the use of Its medi cinal waters, which under varlour condition* of development, has , Continued until the present time A little later other springs werr discovered, and still others -wrrr drilled at greot^ depths until morn than a score of them were in oper ation tinder private ownership. In 1199, however, most of these springe were acquired by purchase by ... dred thousand. North Carolina, a sister Southern state, Is third with a million, six hundred thousand. Tn the table choiring tho proportion of the. statf*a reve nue aoproprlated to nnhvraitter Georgia Is fifth from the bottom with a percentage of 1.2. \H~eon sin lends with-13.1. Georgia Is shown to ha** th< , second largest Income a any. New York Stste, as also a large floqthern state. Texas nlom lead- area of land Adjacent to Them, 'fb* | na tblr state In 1923. Saratoga Bath House was also V.« 1922 Georgia people paid 339. purchased and modernized. Fub- seouently the State's property her* was placed under" the control of the State Conservation Commis sion. am! a new bath house “The CHICAGO QUOTATIONS The following wero the ruling prices In the exchange today: . ' Frev. •Open High Low Close Close WHEAT- V July , . 111% 113 110)4 110% 111% Sept. . . 109% 110% 109 109 109% Dec. . . 112 112% 111% 111% 112 CORN- July . . 82% 82% 93% 91% 93% 78% 78% 77% 77% 77% 67% 68 67% 67% 67% Sept. Dec. . . OATS— July . . 41% 42% 41% 41% 41% Sept. fund am! $185,000 for each of j . maao itswnj years to off-set the Smltt.' Wwr ■n^sodtij biasing oil. m* 215 22? | (tenartment: B. D. 8tnrborough, n iJtltt^- * 35 '• | ]92S gradnnte was made Instructor July .. .. 11.27 11.30 11.16 H.37 n.42 R*pt II.M 1L6S II.6U.11.60 11.16 •• •• 11.60 11.67 RIBS- • July .. .. 9.36 9.42 9.35 9.43 9.31 9.6U 9.67 9.10 9.67 9.67 (WO yenra (O oil-nut iu« annul- ■ ,. T, ( ' (1 ' Pr * 1 Lever extension fund. And for,«hh «i' buildings and general Improve, monte 4268,000. The stnto has spent , only $110X100 for the buildings nt ilMortnCUtt LoaVCS the College whleh are now worth — more than $1,000,000. tt was nlso. announced that the ri,ra r *le.d B S tBt the C °.o,rii2.ra ^ru{'' J ° hn «' Northcqt of th. Dow ♦Ural rnnJgPH l/^nralhli Furn,tu »'e company left Saturday n tnfnl nf sn? Jttidsnto T!!5 mo t n,n *f for Grand Rapid* Mich, a total of 802 students in the last .nmj other furniture manufactur* year. The second corollV centers of the oountry. lie m ®®* North Carolina to these markets to buy stock* Im with 665 and that state appropri-,),(, company, which on Seidember rra Agrtcultnral'^CoMefewl,l move th.,«m,- ^Reorganization of the dlvlsldn of veterinary medicine was an nounced and the position of house surgeon created, going to Thurs. ton Levle, a graduate of this yearTs class. I. W. Coulter, a 1923 graduate In veterinary medicines was made an instructor In the rehabilltstlqft LIBSRTY BONOS YORK,—Government bonds NEW closed: Liberty 3 l-3a .. t . .. First 4 Second 4 l-4e Third 4 1-4* .. * Fourth 4 l-4s .. .. U. a government 4 1-4* In ngrlcnltural education and tho position, of Inlitriictor In poultry husbandry created. P*red A. Tanner, nnother 1923 graduate was made •upervlsor of project training tn the rehabilitation department. Tho work of students In this depart ment. ex-soldiers under wolng training for ngrlcnltural leaders, For Buying Trip Lumpkin and Clayton streefe, in the Masonic Hull building. Mr. Northcutt will be away atont two weeks. ■ .* LINOTYPE OPERATOR HURT , , MONROE. —Vernard 8. Wright of this dty, is back qt awj after having been seye^ely.ahockM on Tuesday morning ( T hen nlng struck the linotype machine ho was operating, Is, believed that tho .llghtuing struck the wire* connected with tho machine end the charge pissed through the machine lo to the bperal°f’ 8 bo< ”; FTo arose, from bis seat and ten to the floor. Ho was given;medical attention at once and was removed to his hqrae. <i 00^.6’^>.60 in taxes which we"\d»S' po*ed of qs follows: CountYi munlclnnl and district taxes. 1*7.000.000.00: Federal tnx- ra. $21.0004106.00; Common Sthools. fTJnroln”—much large than ”Thc i $4,577,000.00; state Hlghwa) IV Saratoga” was "built and opened to partment $1,837,000.00; State .K! the public In 191$. These, how ever, were soon found Inadequate and three yenra sen another state hath bouse "The Washington" en tirely o$ concrete and stucco, war erected and opened for treatments by the State. This Is claimed to be the largest and most moderr hydrotherapeiitlc hath house on our continent. The'patronage at the hath houses—allown ed and operated by Nepr York State—has Increased more than $00 per cent In sl^ years, and last season their combined capacity of 1400 bathe emosogy Institutions, fl.SO$,000: Pensions 3t051.24S.00: Higher Fdu- c .tfon *1 028.000 00: Civil eStabllrh- ment $439 000.90: Interest and sink* Inrr fund. $454,000 00 It is nolnted out that the wnomil credited to Higher Education In- *!udes the sums spnfeprlstcdT »ra the Smjth-Huahes work nnd the normal schools of, the state. WEATHER Peabody Honored By the University Oeorse Foster Peabody, life member of the University of Geor gia trustees, has been accorded a. signal honor by Phi tte-j K ippa and the Sphinx, ths two highest student organisations - of-the col lege. Mr. Peabody has been elected an honorary member of both and bus accepted. Pcnnock Takfes Over bocal Greenhouse T. W. Pennock, one of the real | ly, experienced norleta In Georgia I bought out the Cruredalc' Greenhouse, having purchaicd the! interest of »f. M. Arnold and L.l D. Renton. \ | This place* was eststytsked many . ysnrs ago os t k e first green hnuw- 1n this section and enjoyn n welt established business. 6Ir. Pcn nock has been In charge of thr Oee-vte: Partly cloudy Sunday .house pnttctlcally ever since It wji and Monday. Pcattcrtd thunder- built and knows tho trade here showers. (thoroughly. f-‘ In Our ' Classified Aw W«*htUtV*