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. meats \ 2 Gents a Word Minimum charge of 40 ccnte. Three times for the tfrice of 2ft insertions. Seven, times for' the price of five insertions. All discontinuances MUST be made in person at The Banner-Herald Office or by letter. Telephone discon tinuances are NOT valid. 75 WANT AD PHONE 75 BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS GET RESULTS Material is being placed for the residence that the. Christian church is to build next door to the church on Dougherty street." It' *jg : un” derstood that this home will servo as a parsonage for the minlBtei of the church and will be completed in a few months. . Desert Spell The Weather South Carolina and CEORGIA— Rain tonight and Saturday, warm er tonight. Florida—Rain tonrglit nnd-^Sat- urday, warmer tonight in north end central portions. Alabama—Rain tonight and Sat urday; somewhat Warmer in south east tonight. WANTED—Help Wonderful opportunity for high class salesmen permanent proposi- . Won call for Mr. Straughn, Geor gian hotel between nine a. m. and six p. m. Saturday, February tenth. 2-10-c Wanted—Rooms j WANTED—Two or three furnished roohi3 for light housekeeping, with garage, hy couple without- children. Must be in good loculi- . ty nil-I wltpin six blocks of city center. Would consider small cot tage. . Address F. C. Benton, Gra ham Hotel. f-13-p CITIZENS’ PHARMACY Headquarters for Best Quality Seeds'' v-> eve - IRISH POT.VI OKS - s Rose and Cobbler GOr peek Bliss „ 7Cc peck Onion Sets 5»c da!. (White, vred and yellow.) ENGLISH PEA3 Bunch or Running .. .. 20c pt. Cabbage Plants _ 20C hundred White Bermuda Onion Plants, hundred .. 2Ue All small seeds in bulk or package. CITIZENS’ PHARMACY Corner Clayton and Jackson Phones 1066 and 10G7 Lead Them , to Kill, They Declare. Ey JACK JUNCWEYER EL CENTRO, Cal. — The desert does queer things to men. Many have whispered of Its mir age madness, its grinning skulls, its singular fends and unspeak able erimes. I Anil now, in the brutish murder of Leslie Nichols, good Samaritan of I lie road, charged against Char- ni‘ Divis and Lawrence' c. Camp- ,kdll, whom lie had given a ride, , desert veterans aee the most hor rid evidi nro of its j "A .killing as senseless ns It was i cold-blooded,” said Sheriff O. L. j Gillette guarding from tho wrath jofr Imperial caiinty the 17-year-old I slayers, according to their assort 'd confession. Possess! sn of Nil hols 1 auto anil watch caused tlieir arrest. They led officer-, to the mutilated body. arasssaffi ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY' 'THROUCH ENORMOUS EXPENSE, nave successruur aooxco the world’s record breaking MUSICALCOMEW SUCCESS JUST A NOTION I i "Wo just got the notion as we jdrove along," said the hoys trying to cover bewilderment with bra vado. “We only started to rob the guy.” Davis of Rirmtngham, Ala., and rampbell of Marquette. Mich., had started across the Colorado desert, as they toll fho story—broke, out of a job, hoofing It. The mosquito wilderness with Its scutUimf lizards and shadows hot ns light, scoffed at restraints, jfive registered Basketball Game Hartwell Here Night. Score 42-14. (By Hal Jackson) The fast Watkinsvillo five trimmed the Hartwell crc last night at the “Y” gymn i lit final count was 42-14. 1 a great game and was wit: by a full house. At all time mg the fracas, however, it bo seen that the Oconee i lads would win by a comfo margin. The Hartwell team v u very crippled condition d the absence of three of the, lats from the lineup. the Chalker clan took an lead and during the rest oi game their lead war. unthreat! ^hey uncorked a fusillade of. court shots that accounted their lead. It seemed that couldn’t miss the meshes frem distance. Hartwell fought bcrnly in the danger none hy unlly bowed before the long of tnO WHi'IflllCVnin tonA Girls Lose Decatur Takes Basketball Team, ATLANTA, Ga.—Athens giris went down in defeat Friday night 'under the heavy on slaught of the mighty Decatur team hy the score of 28-9. The Decatur girls starting in tho beginning ringing goris from all angles, shut out the Ath ens girls with only two points iq first half, but the Athens toairt then rallied scoring seven more points. J. Bowden covered the floir in fine fashion and scoring forr points. Knowles mired the other SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1923 Smith, center, Jones, right gaurd, Meyers, left guard. Lccatur — Cunningham, light forward, twenty: Ehle, le" 1 m wind, two. pffntS^. Sto: two point*; Livsiy, two points; Bund-lio, (eft guari Substitution for Atnen3, J. Bowden for Jones, four points; Frier f t Buchwald, F. Bowden Meyers, Decatur, Glenny Bunsho. Rcfereo Ilolt. Going to See Bolero Again New spring dresses, even non- spring suits, are showing (micro jackets. j The dress sketched “ cents u- on fouls. Cunningham played the bolero effect in front, with a me of the best games ever seen i, a ck merely bloused. A wide vest n. the local court, scoring twenty (points of the twenty-six. known as the; Robespierre, hasn't been seen In lo*-these ninny years. Fashions may pash, but they al ways codH'/b ick. There never Is a really TO HOLD MEETINO The Classic City Council, U. 1. C., will hold* a big-meeting Satur day night In the roods of the KrP. A class of twenty ff/e *will be lfil- tiated into the sdSfets pt the or-> der and an oyster supper will be enjoyed. , ?f The "sample cAsW Tamers” of this section are urged-.to be In at tendance. ttggs Lineup, for Athens H:;h was- Howies, right forward, schicd Buchwald,' left HONOR I NEW YORK—Ten iii«l who ca * t their, first votes for AWSthsfn Un- coln for prtsSlent met (Thursday luncheon party in honor Of of heavy brocaded or tapestry I Lincoln's memory. Warren C. stuff shows In front and under I Crane, host of the unlque-gather- tbe Jacket's edges. The sleeve, lug, saiil ho traveled, from Illinois narrowed from ellmw to wrint, Is to New York nt a Cnyr of 9100 to and the collar, once 1 east his ballot. 1 -mm 7gr.«ygvmvw« For Rent—Rooms | for rent—One steam heated I room' with' board to couple or 1 business men, in good boarding home. Phono 6S4-W. Corner Cobb and franklin Streets. f-lO.c FOR RENT — UNFURNISHED apartmont to couple without children,'. Four rooms and private bath. First floor.' Milledge avenue. $40. Hot water and electricity in- cluded. Call 724. f-12-p For Sale FOR SALE—LOT IN BEST RES idential section of Athens on paved street and car line, sixty by two hundred. Answer “S. F. C.,” care Herald. flOp FOR SALE — OVERLAND Ninety. Good tires, runs fine $90. C. A. Trussed Motor Co. f-XO-c FOR RENT—TWO ADJOIN ING store-rooms Prince Ave. running through block. Cheap rent. Two close in 7 room homes for salcg D. G. ANDERSON & CO. Real Estate FOR SALE—ANY QUANTITY of select sweet potatoes, deliv ered .Tor 90 cents per bushel. Phone 1740. . f!4cb FOR 8ALE—ON COLLEGE AVE. A desirable building lot, three blocks.from city hall. Good terms. Apply 715 N. Jackson St. f-12-c ' ■ J. i 1 V <; L- L. COXE Transfer Co, *RtuivMrtTom srwunumt SOtRrrrrAMtRsSO TONIGHT COLONIAL Theatre Prices $2.00 to 75c Plus Tax. Curtain 9 o’clock of the Watkinsvillo team ..... end of tile half the Hart poi lads had registered but one • goal to eight for their opponents. The Oconee county crew opefced. the second half with renewed idm HifcCl* School BOVS Defeat and piled up their lead. The High oi score could hardly be laid to the j £»lD6rt0n 4o-ol. Hartwell guards for very' fewS goals were made withip the fifteen i (.Special to Banner-Herald.) foot zonfe. Led by the mighty “Wil- ■ ELBERTON, Ga.—Athens High's lie" Andrews the Watkinsvfflie brilliant Red and White cagera •m i stratum worm fnr nltvlr r f« lstere J < / Koal after gial continued their march to the !,m-i, ♦ n 8 '«' ? r d II3r Icity from long distances while tfie North Georgia basketball cham- nnUiin a m U eWV | Ha ? We i'i l q ‘ lintL “ failc . fI to show pionship when they trounced tho m L . nothing to cheek creditable form. lEIherton High five here Friday primal impulse. I ANDREWS - 1 nigft by a 45 to 31 score. Theivis. .,7™ « ri'lo. hoys?" proffer ul (GREAT I i itors exhibited a nice -brand of pas- Niehols. traveling adjuster of an For the wJnne „. tne wwk 1 •-> ' insurnn.-i; .company. short-cutting‘Andrews, Ward and Crowley w b -w/.T ' n,ays f,| \vcr. [the outstanding features. Andrew Will we nay, 111 tell a guy! centinued his great work v/hic Hot as Hie hinges o hell, nin t It.” ! has marked him an one of th 1 The good Samaritan brought out state - s greatest baskcctcrs Thi smokes ami matches He looked Andrews Hu! is some basket ball at ilia watch, eager to get back „iav C r Ho i> fiiH fi-htl A,„i i,f. : to his wife l« Jais Angeles. a great eycC Uttle Wari w l I I Davis and (amp hell looked at fine form and his total point.' would have been larger hud h<> no: had such hard luck. Crowley per formed well on the defend.— ATHENS - BUSINESS COLLEGE Bookkeeping. Shorthand and Typewriting Save 60% of expenses by at tending thi* school. The grad uates of tho Athens Business College always get the best po sition. Every Graduate em ployed. Write for information today. ' • . Box 143, Athens, Ga. Leaf Trip* Oar Specialty. Cheapest Track la Town. f, Thomas Si Phone 1351 :—— amplttl! It, too. And then the desert nudged them with a suggestion. I Thoy halted for a drink of water. ‘Again tho desert nudged: A thous ! nnd square miles of trackless sand, and tills defenseless man with a watch, some money and an auto to get away In! ! As Nichols stooped to drink, .'one of the boys, according to the alleged confession, cracked him on ! the head with a rock. . "A line way to treat a friend,' | dazedly muttered • the victim a* i they stripped him naked. Then, 1 says the confession, they shot him | Ho staggered off. They cracked I hi.nl again with rocks, and shot, many times, covering the body with sand, police quote them as saying. HIh watch they pawned for $7 at tho nearest town. RECOUNT TALE (CALMLY In the shadow of tho gallows here, -under throats of lynching, they recounted the tale without emotion, arguing only as to who had tired the fatal shot, according to Sheriff Gllletto. "But why did you kill Nichols? You oould havo robbed him with out that. Did he put up a fight?” "Naw,” said Davis; “he didn't flglit. I d'no why—” with a shrug. "And he was a good guy, too— gave us cigarette and everything. I d'no.” It takes sound character, ti stand even a little of the desert,' suggested the old sand rovers ' gathered hero for tho trial, "be cause the lying desert always says. ■There's nobody to see or hear what you do here.’” For Economical Trans- , portation CHEVROLET “TERMS” RHODES MOTOR CO. * E KAY “TUB SMILING PAINTER” Fine Painting and Interio' Decorating Phone 280. Athens, Ga. Budded Pecan Trees FOR SALE i .STANDARD VARIETIES ’ Write for Price* W. B. LAMAR PARK FRONT GEORGIA RAILROAD SCHEDULES SEABOARD AIR LINE RY. Northbound Southbound 9:65 a Atlanta-Monrqe l’c’l.6:15 p 2:40 p Atl.-Birm.-Mem. 3:20 p 2:40 p Norfolk-Rich.-N. Y. 3:20 p 7:65 p Atl.-Abbeville I'c’l 7:30 a 11:24 p Atl.-Birmfngham 6:29 a 11:24 b Norfolk-Wash. 5.29 a 11:24 p WilmingtoD-N. Y 6:29 GEORGIA RAILROAD ' Arrive Depart 7:20 pm 8:20 am 12:10 pm 2:26 pm CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RVi W. O. Bolton, Agent, Phono 3861 Central of Georgia Station Depart for Macon 7:30 a. m., 4:45 p; in. 1 Arrive from Macon 12:10 p. m., v 9:3C p. m. --'4 For farther 'Informs,tlon phone J. Y. Bruce, C f /W,. 640. y . GAINESVILLE MIDLAND RAILWAY. Schedules Leave Athens Arrive [ 7:46 A. hi.’ *5:20 P. M 10:46 A. M:« ”19:10 A. M. * Daily. •* Daily Except Sunday h»il, 1 ■•mfflHiii i ih i inn, Tfi.’iiTJ . km bib Jtdi inti sioXm umdlon b,_ jes.nwmo .'l -:M ~" W-3 H-I. 'I SOUTHERN RAILWAY No. 6 leaves Athens 8.-00 a. m., arrives Lula 9:40 a. m. No. 8 leaves Athens 4:15 p. m., arrives Lula 5:60 p. m. No. 7 leaves Lula 6:65 p. m, arrives Athens 8:30 p. m. No. 9 leaves Lula 10:05 a. m., arrives Athens 11:10 a. m. , G. B. Miller. C. A., -Athens, Ga. “Tolerance” Magazine Against K. K. K. Is Suspended. CHICAGO — Publication of Tol- eranco, a magazine opposed to the Ku Klux Klnn, will bo suspended pending final disposition of fsc- tional iliffereneos betwoon Its pub lishers it was announced Friday. Libel suits for damngos aggre gating $150,000 arc pending against tho magazine, one of them filed by William Wrlglcy, Jr., who charged he was designated as a member of tho Klan by an article mads public by Tolerance. CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, Ill., writ ing name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial pack age containing Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for roughs, colds and croup; Foley Pills for pain* in rides and back; rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ail ments; and Foley Cathartic Tab lets, a wholesome and thbroughly cleansing cathartic ior cjnstipa tion, biliousness, headaches, and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere. (Advertisement.) Watkinsville High—Hartwell High Ward.(8) K. Massey (1) Forward Andrews (24) .... A. Morris (6)1 Forward Fambro (6) Martin (7) Center , Crowley (2) ...... Thornton, (0) Guard Downs —...... Hodges (0) Guard \ Referee Conover (Penn State., :in:; and maintained a comfortable itad throughout. This was the Elberton lads rci-ond defeat at the hands of the Athenians, thcy'having gone down bsfcrc these lads in Athens some time ago. The home lads put up n stubborn "fight but they were up |against a much stronger team, invaders sunk many shots rom ioqg distance and also passed ’ell, in the dangei* gone. The outstanding feature of tho For the vanquished the work o! was the great work of Capt. Martin and Morris was best. The Paul Nicholson the .-leaders great _ lanky center of the Hart county forward. This blonde haired ■ lad five played a brilliant game but > v . a * tirsenie personified. lie wa: he was rather poorly supported. At times the Hartwell team showed flashes of form but as a whole they played a loose game. Morris A. exhibited some nice floor work, The lineups follow: , _.Xurdny fnr Gaikesville whore—tilt WANDA HAWLEY, who has filed suit for divorce, making sensational charges against 1 her husband. high; seprer of the fracas and also entered heartily into the team work of th^ club. Mapp the Bed and White’s towering guard also played a fino’f'amc. The visitors Ipve here early Sat irdny fnr Gainesville vdigrc—tSgj ncounter the Gainesville High quintet. Good Game . At Y. M. C. A. Saturday Njght At 6 O’clock. Tonight at six o’clock in the Y” auditorium the Watkinsville j basketball crew will battle the La- vonia high five. This is the second time that these two teams have’ tied up recently, the Watkinsville crew having trounced Lavonia in ilLavonia. ( 1 This is the second game for the Watkinsville team in a smaoy Lights. A hard fought game is cx- rtcctcd tonight as Lavonia has ar, fine team and they will be scrap- pong for revenge. They have not Itfui such a successful season but i are out tor blood tonight, i j Fans who- saw the Hartwell-; | Watkinsville team in as many ! ! night knew the great team that i Watkiusvillc has. They will strive ‘to night to keep their slate clean. |AI defeat would mar their perfect i rteord. They recently soundly trounced Lavonia High and are determined to do so again. Rcfereo Conover will call the fracas promptly nt six bells, so be on time to see these two worthies mix it. JElA Should a Bank Loan Mohey for Advertising i By FESTUS J. WADE President, Mercantile Trust Company of St. Louis Wiien we Strike at advertising, meaning, of course, efficiently applied advertising, we strike at salesmanship, and the heart of business. For the banker to do anything to l’etard business light’ now is suicide. ‘ When the merchant pulls down his shingle and waits for busi ness to come to him in a buyers’ market, we laugh at him, and call him a poor business man. t • fa*) i r *o When he is forced to cut down one of his best methods of sell ing because his bankeT considers advertising an unnecess item of expense and refuses an otherwise deserved loan purelj that principle, it is, my humble opinion that we should laujT the banker, and feel sorry for the merchant. Don’t mistake my meaning. It is a basic banking principle that a loan must be well secured, and a firm cannot borrow merely because it is a big and successful advertiser. But the fact that It is a believer in advertising and wants to use a por tion of the money for that purpose should never stand in its wa# when it calls on the Bank’s credit department. (Published by the Banner-Herald in co-operation with The American Associatlbn of Advertising Agencies.) i nuxwmi Give Your Business a Tonic WANDA HAWLEY tS 1 DIVORCE, SENSATIONAL Telephone 21. Order Fresh STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM For Your Sunday Dinner COSTA’S Phone 697 LOS ANGELES, Cal. — Failure to provide, brutality refusal to work, and dissipation of large sums of money she gave him, were four of the grounds upon which Wanda Hawley, motion |H cturo actress, asked a divorce from Al lan Buton Hawley, in action , filed here- Thursday. Miss Hawley alleged she had to make her husband's living; that ho treated her with contempt; called her a “brainless fool,", swore, at her In the presence of others; criticized her t>ersonal appearance in public; abused and Injured her by dragging her from an antomo- bilo and told her "It was none of her business” when she asked him about reports thn't he was enter taining men and other women in tbeir bomb. Sho asked that their Hollywood home, valued at $12,000 be award ed her.*,Miss Hawley, whose true given name Is Zetnia, sailed for Europe from Now York about two j weeks ago. Hen* husband la said to b* in Nkw York. | ?Kii f'u’Pi of’ : A'” ’ ‘ ' uiiia When your motor car climbs a bill you give ’er a little MORE gas. U When the sweet corn and ’taters hi your gar* den don’t thrive, you give them a little MORE care—more water—more fertilizer. When your volume of business falls short of what^ou desire, stimulate your sales through ‘advertising. %<! Advertising is the fire under the boiler of Business. , 3* Classified advertising requires butia small in vestment. - y Call 75*and dictate your ad, and talk the sub ject over. Banner-Herald ^ “The Paper With the Want Ads” tlvity is Milton Cooper of tho Ever*! Stages Club, Palm Jkach. who his Iocs to retrieve- ‘ m * * ,YOAdJoinHOO