About The Red and Black (Athens, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1928)
Page Eight THE RED AND BLACK \ ANNIVERSARY WEEK at the PALACE MONDAY and TUESDAY “THE PRIVATE LIFE OF HELEN OF TROY" With Maria Corda, Lewis Stone, Ricardo Cortez Could who—would »h«—(11(1 nIic love—nml how? She luul a style of lier own Ilia) most modern flapper* rail "|>erfect." Hro for yourself! Nothing omitted from the love af fair* of the niONt dangerous Monde in liiNtory. r Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Douglas Fairbanks VKBVFJ DASH! FLASHING 8PKKD A picture that fairly races from adventure to adventure—leaving you AS ucho” hreathh'** with delight at the end of each episode. Fvcn Doug never made so magnifi cent a picture—crammed w-ltli fun. romance and a compelling dramatic The Ga force. See It and thrill to the love-con- The Peerless “Doug” in his filet of a man for two beautiful wo men. - fastest Moving Picture. — SATURDAY “BABY MINE” Karl Dane and George K. Arthur —the team that made “Rookies”— with Charlotte Greenwood. A fun eombination that can’t be beat. Sale Now Oil FREE EXTRA PANTS With Every Suit Ordered During Our Opening Hale $23:50 $28:™ $.34-50 Made* to Order at Once or Future Delivery We are anvIon* to acquaint the student* of Georgia with our A-1 value* and workmanship. II('nr*', till* wperlal Introductory offer. Hhowing Advance Spring Styles Sale K ini s Feb. 11 "POP AHOCND TODAY" —Ready-to-Wear— Suits and Overcoats $19.25 FORMERLY *30 TO *35 Scliwob Co. South’s Iairgest Tailor* ’-!’.!t* FAST CLAYTON STRKFT STORKS: Columbus, Ga., Griffln, Ga., La- Grange, Ga., Albany, Ga., Ma con, Ga., Atlanta, Ga., West Point, Ga., Itlrmlnghnni, Ala., Rome, Ga., Valdosta, Ga., Tam pa, Fla., Athens, Ga. Georgia Freshmen Defeat Tech Rats In Saturday Game Iu a rough and tumble affair that wa* exciting throughout, the Georgia freshmen defeated the Tech rats 35 to :>«. The game was played Satur day afternoon as a preliminary to the varsity contest. The Yellow Jackets started off with a rush and were leading 15 to H at the half. The Bulldogs came hack In the Anal period and played theli best basketball of the season. Tommie Reader played brilliantly both offensively and defensively. Ho was followed for honors by Mo- Gaughey and Maffett. Tlppln was the Techster’s star. (h'orgla (85) Tech (3fl) McOaughoy (13) f. . _ Tlppln (12) Sanford (4) _ _ f. _ Hoffman (2) Maffett (9) . . c. Dyer (4) Reader (8) . . g. Brooke Waugh (1) g. Ca , v , n Substitutions — Georgia: McCoy, Hollis; Tech: Jones (4), 'Maaree, Vestal, Isaacs (4). spring preparatory period. Although the freshman squad was weak last year several outstanding men are expected to move up from that team. Among this number will be Waugh, Dickens and Maffett. The coaching staff is expected to be in Athens by the latter part of this week and everything will be In shape to get down to work Monday afternoon. Coach Mehre will be in charge of the linesmen while Coach Crowley will have charge of the backs. The spring session this year is expected to he one of the most suc cessful ever known at the Univer sity. MEHRE SENDS OUT SPRING PRACTICE CALL TO GRIDMEN (Continued from page 1) and Black standards and according to the three-year rule they will play no more. Although the outfit was given a heavy blow by graduation, a large number of Bulldogs are expected to report for spring training Monday afternoon. Among those who are expected to answer the call on the first day are: Jacobson, Lautcen- helser, Dudley, Palmer, Cook. Roth- stein, Davidson, Morris, McCrary, Stolling. Frlsbee. Roland. Hooks! Sanford, Martin, Paris and Collins. A large number of men who gradu ated from the frosh team of last year are expected to be on hand Mon day afternoon to take part in the PETE PETR0P0L Retail Fruits, Cigars, Cigarettes, and Tobaccos Drinks Candies Lunch Counter Reasonable Prices STUDENTS TRADE APPRECIATED PHONE 1431 suits my taste like nobody’s business I KNOW what I like in a pipe, and what I like is good old Prince Albert. Fragrant as can be. Cool and mild and long-burning, right to the bottom of the bowl. Welcome as the week-end reprieve. Welcome . . . and satisfying! No matter how often I load up and light up, I never tire of good old P.A. Always friendly. Always companionable. P.A. suits my taste. I’ll say it does. Take my tip, Fellows, and load up from a tidy red tin. Fringe albert The tidy red tin that’s packed with pipe-joy. — no other tobacco is like it! 1920, R. J. Reynold* Tobacco If, Winston-Salem, N. C.
