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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1922
Page
2
Soap should be used very carefully to keep hair looking its best. Most soaps and shampoos dry the scalp and brittle the hair. The ad praises Mulsified coconut oil shampoo as pure and greaseless, claiming two or three teaspoonfuls in warm water cleanses hair and scalp, leaves hair soft and silky, and rinses out dust and oil. It notes the product is cheap, available at pharmacies, and suitable for the whole family.
Prominent Athens lawyer Hon Julian G McCurry Marcus Mc Whorter and others will attend the Georgia Democratic committee meeting in Atlanta on April 27 with Mrs Samuel J Tribble as the district woman delegate. Delegations from Athens University Agricultural College and schools join sessions with professors and teachers preparing bylaws and lectures for English education home economics and physical education programs.
Secretary Hughes informed the Senate that Bakhemeteff, last accredited Russian ambassador to the United States, is officially recognized as Russia’s representative with diplomatic immunity. The letter to Vice President Coolidge notes the Rasalan ambassador was received July 5, 1917, and no other ambassador has been recognized since then. Hughes added that an ambassador is not required to respond to a congressional committee.
Deach White and his Bulldogs return from Yale engagements in Macon to steady grind for two games with Alabama here Friday and Saturday. The captain trains hard to sharpen the team’s form and seek revenge after prior Carolina and Yale setbacks. Alabama, while not brilliant this season, showed strength against Yale, and will provide stern opposition at home. White’s squad sessions continue daily through Friday to ensure peak condition for the two games.
Oscar E. Carlstrom national commander in chief of the United Spanish War Veterans tours the eastern states visiting department headquarters and camps in New York Massachusetts Maine New Jersey and other states. He will return to Chicago April 25 and attend Master Day April 21 and Ulysses S Grant centenary April 22. He plans to be back for Memorial Day as 34 camps have been instituted since last July led by Illinois with six new camps.
Easter Monday passed with little fear in Dublin despite Irish Army and public tensions. Reports from London and Dublin papers say there is no proof of another 1916 style explosion, uncertainty remains over peace conference progress, and bootleggers are reportedly on the run as spring business continues amid cautious public mood.
Eight runners were thrown out at the plate in a spring game between the St Louis Browns and Cardinals in St. Louis before the season. The Browns won 6 to 5 in a tense series deciding game with four Browns and four Cardinals ousted at home plate. George Sisler of the Browns was picked off at the plate three times.
If a batter is ruled out on a bunt third strike or a player bats out of order and the umpire calls the proper batter out, the catcher is credited. For the putout, even if he does not actively participate, the catcher is credited with the play.
If an improper batsman comes in before reaching first or is retired the proper batsman may take his place. Balls and strikes on the improper batsman are charged to him, and the proper batsman assumes his place.
The Buenos Aires police, at the US consulate’s request, pursue Gustavo David Lacaze an Argentine claiming to be a Rosario banker. He allegedly solicited Americans in New York St Louis Milwaukee and others offering a third of a 4800000 fortune while claiming funds in the US and Brazil and seeking to send his daughter to an Argentine college. The consulate received several letters and cables in English detailing a supposed court case and arrest and urged action to aid Lacaze and secure expenses.
Authorities deny the existence of a man called Lacaze in jail and label the court documents a clever forgery. They say such schemes have been used for years to swindle Argentines, and the agent involved has since disappeared.
London reports that the old doctrine of coercion which excuses a wife of criminal liability when the crime is in her husband presence may be amended after the Mrs Owen Peel case. Peel was acquitted of assisting her husband in defrauding bookmakers via forged telegrams. The Times calls the protection of married women a remnant of serfdom now out of date. Parliament may introduce fairer criminal responsibility for both genders. Lady Astor supports equal treatment under law.
Washington report says the allied reparations commission seeks cooperation from J P Morgan in considering an international loan to Germany. The move could prompt key decisions by American bankers and government on the German rehabilitation program. State department officials have not stated the stance on the loan question.
Genoa dispatch reports representatives from powers at the Genoa conference and the League of Nations Bentente council agreed after an all day discussion to continue economic talks despite Germany's position on Russia. The German delegation issued a strong note saying Germany’s actions destroyed mutual trust and indicated it will be barred from further discussions on Russian affairs at the conference.
The piece notes Isis as the "Mother of Medicine" and recalls women in ancient Egypt skilled in healing with medicinal plants. It contrasts their knowledge with Hippocrates, credits Lydia E. Pinkham for popularizing a vegetable compound, and defines it as a women’s medicine for women’s ailments.
An old advertisement recalls dire appendicitis and gallstone surgeries then touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as curing stomach ailments. It claims the product clears catarital mucus and inflammation of the digestive tract, promising a money back guarantee after one dose.
William Copeland of 587 Delmar St Jacksonville reports Tanlac improved his long debilitating condition. He says he could not eat or sleep and felt constant back and shoulder pain before using Tanlac. He claims rapid recovery and renewed energy, and notes Athens sellers Warren J Smith & Brother and other druggists stock the medicine.
Washington reports a 1922 estimate showing receipts exceed expenditures by about 47 million dollars, but a 359 million dollar deficit is forecast for the coming fiscal year per Secretary Mellon. Montreal plot notes recount a catcher's disappearance of records and a court gown loss.
An old advertisement promises relief from itchy scalp and dandruff with Parisian Sage. It claims a luxuriant head of hair and offers money back for Patmars drug stores.
Premier Poincare assembled his cabinet to decide France stance if Russia and Germany pursue a separate Russo German pact. The cabinet questioned Rapallo terms as a violation of Versailles and Cannes conditions, awaiting Genoa meeting results before a formal policy is announced.
The damaged text hints at Germany seeking dominance in conferences and predicting alignment with the Entente on future actions. It mentions Latvia Finland Lithuania and a vague reference to broader Baltic or regional policy within a postwar framework.
Preparatory funding of eleven billion foreign debt was completed Tuesday with the organization of an allied commission. Elliott Warlo Worth named assistant secretary of the treasury in charge of foreign loans. the group adjourned subject to call. Next meeting expected to outline opening talks with Great Britain and other powers. The commission will move quickly to set up a funding machinery for long term obligations.
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