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PAGE TWO THE BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS. GEORGIA ^01as$ilied fldyeftisemente- a '0(0. 2 Cents a Wiord Minimum charge of 40 cent*. -Three time* for the price of 2 ft Insertions. Seven time* for the price of five inaertions. 'AfT diieontlnoance* MUST be jeade in penen at The Banner-Herald Office or by letter. Telephone diseon- tinnance* are NOT valid. W PHPNB?. FOR SALE—Used caselngs and tube 34x4 8. S. hair price. L. O. Fledcer, No. 740 Thomas 8». m-J-p Miscellaneous COMMUTATION ROAD TAXES for 1S2S now dne, and payable at Commissioners* Office In Clarke County Court Hou»e. M-9-c MEDIUM BROWN HAIR look* beat of all after a Golden Glint Shampoo.—Advertisement. (change- FABRIC'HATS 1 'Wbriiihate of plain/ able taffeta are Vdry pnmftar now and cctnblne yell' with the arSall flowers and. fruii that ore such popular trimmings. , ■ BANNER-HERALD WANT ; ADS GET RBSULT8 WITH'MHHDDO THURSDAY. MARCH a ISM Can You Beat This? The Weather GEORGIA, South Carolina and FIbrida: Fair tonight and Fri day, little change intemperature. Alabama: Fair tonight and Friday, aiightly warmer tonight | Lost And Found WIST-aiany; an article, found by a fcnnneb-Herald reader and return- editp Its owner. If you have lost any- th^iR \eday try a Banner-Herald Want Ad tomurrow. ST — BannerHerald routf book number 13, i fihder please return to ‘ "‘■nner'Herald office on ncock Ave., and receive ard. tf t&Sbid •tlek pin. Owner call [t Banner-IIerald office. m-S-c. Wanted WiN-TIlD—A Rood rook, house maid. \itler, chauffeur, domestic help, or,maybe Its offlrt assistance, b ok kedpors, stenogs. telephone girls, cashiers etc. Whatever It Is, you may be -lure' that thousands of alert busi ness and efficient Individuals In Ath ens win see your Want Ad In tbe Banner-Herald and will talk over tbe matter with you next day. It’s done every dsy In'Athena tf. ^WANTED—Two water coolers. Ap- Biy I‘ O., Box No. 303. m -8-c •f^WJSWBD—Any' quantities of Scrap Iron. Rags, Metals. Books and Magaslnsa ^torjn Dixie Iron and Metal Co.. 41> foundry .St. Phone 1151. Next l to ' Henaon-Pullbright Building. a-8-c. good j WANTED—An Incubator condition slie from 150 to 6M egg I capacity. A.-O. Shoqkley. Apalachee, j V ft m-8-t J ■ WANTEfoi—Hdip J WANTED—Good Insurance agent, for' Gainesville. - State experience In first letter. Address L. IL Tucker. P. O. Box No. su. Athens, a*. m-g-p. WANTED—Auto salesman. Rhodes Motor Co., lgt^Wsst Clayton street. Athens. Os. , m-5-c. WANTED — SEVERAL intelligent boys betwqpn 14 and 18 years of age to deliver papers. Apply at Banhier - Herald office, Hatfcock Ave. ." tf WAff^ED-Help. Household iuralr ture.’ pat stock, any dne of a thou sand. things. Tou can flu your Wants promptly and cheaply'with a Ban-1 ner-JIMald Want Ad. ' tf. 1 .For Rent—Rooms FOR' RENT—Furnished oe unfurnish ed ‘too m«. with meals or without boaid. Desirable location. Con van Icnceac Rent reifonable. These are eome of'the" offering you find dally In BwfMr-HarsId want Ada. FOR iBENTr-Room and Board. Nicely fuln1|hod rooms, with or without mafia. -Steam hast, hot and cold watwr 'tub and Shower bathe at e'l times. 'Rates reasonable. 356 W. DouubSthy St. m-9-r FOn RENT—Two large connecting rooms sad bath. 'References re j qulred. Phone 1459-J. m-f-c.j FOR'RENT—House with I complete g.num apartments. Largs lot, well Sba^pd'. modem, conveniences Newly painted. A. E. Davison. m-ll-c. Folk • Went—Two nice, connecting, unfurnished rooms and kitchenette. IS ty Dougherty St. Phone 433-W. : m-ll-c. AeXT-OIx room house. Mod-' •ta-Apnvenlences Apply 134 Lyndon' Ave. SIS.OO. wuusm Haddock. m-ll-p. | 1 For Snip # rot? - sale-canned •peaches ' Bleekberrtss plums peach pickles ' and'tJg preserves Appiyat'Banser- Heedld office. . tf FOR dALEy-Pure bred Rhode Istand eggs for setting. State poUege Stock - |l.ld 'per setting. SpecUt tetes pee hundred. Mrs O. H. Flror. ?Tone FOB SALE-One.brdekfest mom set. gateleg table and 4 chairs this bed compete white' enameled. Ope small, refrigerator. QBO eheet Iren heater >lt|i : Pipe. Fobs W-W- «* w - Dougherty St. m-1-e.l WOOD ASH WOOD Best .for Cooking and Heating .Purposes Per Truck Load . $2.75 Orders of five loads or more, per load $2.50 This Wood - Formerly Sold for $3.25 per load. CaU Us and We Will Supply Your Needs.. BANNA MFG. CO. Phone 747 Phone 147 66-?wone-66 Taxi Service Day and Night; HilTA FOR SALE—CadlUeo touring car, model 57. Cheap for cash. Good eon | tlltlpn, Good Urea Would .oonslder tradc.-P. O. Boa Ns r«_ . m-J-p. YellowCabCo. PHONE 66 Ol/lca , w »w" CEOHGL\N ,DOTEIi; > V^VOIl m i i |i|)[iipm w i—( May Valentine's beautiful revi val of the De Koven Opera, “Rob in Hood,” which comes tegthe Colonial Saturday vening ia w ex tremely fortunate as to cast. In fact its an almost “all star” show Miss Emma Jean Amt, very pleasing to look upon and the pos sessor of- a wonderful contraltc voice, fs singing the role -of thr dashing brigand “Alan-a-Dale/ Georgy Troupe, America’s famous baritone, is the "Little John” of the' opera! Bertram Gol'ra is the ‘'Sheriff.” Everybody wno knows anything thout music knows of Goitre's continued success as an ratio comedian. Phillip 0on- i.^a -buffo basso of note, is "Will Scarlett." Bess Curry prints donna with “The Cho colate Soldier,” it the “Maid Marian.” Arthur Wallace has hii old part of “Friar Tuck." Others among the nrincipals- are Free' Zint, Charlotte Ingham and Mrs Clarence Bennett The chorus is one of'the best- while the costumes, lighting ef. fects and properties are up to the standard. The- orchestra is carried- by the company and is under the direction of May Valentine. Delay Meeting of Debt Body You havs often heard the eic gas about somebody tyeinj Jo handsome—c- othorwiso—ns to break the camera whan the photoj-s. her triad to tout n picture of tho individual. The old fait is often ueej but it seldom over happens— YET- There a young man in Ath ens wh> toally brake a onmon when th- photographer* at- tempted to toko his picture. It happened down oni San ford rield yeeterday aftorneon, whan cne of tho staff photo - grsphors from tho Atlanta Journal paid a visit to this city to got the likenesses of tno Georgia baseball squad. First, the squad Was oil llnoc up and. tbs pigturp made. All want wail. Thin the “man Iphind the gun” beran to take the sep arate pictures. Still ail want wall, That is, all want wall un til it earns time for on* of the plays'* to stand up aad pose like a pitcher. With the aforsesa?(l. pisye.- looklng full Into tho camera posed like Ruth St Dennis, the photographer snapped tho necessary snapper and—the the camera broke. it may be that the player we* too Ihandsom* for the camera—but. th* pitcher was none other than William Chen- ault Munday, better known a* f BUI." Coach WhiteVBulldogs Working Hard For Opening of 1923 Season ck master at and fiverfty’njfriute* ■nil shi|i 1 aamai 1 . rm -nctrc rfl ’'yjwsKssss Will b* In effebt night and day, as regular night air service tp Pans and back soon Is to he established lisim WASHINGTON—The meeting tbe American debt commission (lied for Tuesday to put the Brit ■“h funding agreement into final form v.as postpone^ to Friday. REMOVING INK STAINS To remoye ink from s|lk, wool or cotton goods, saturate the apot svlth epirity. of turpentine. Let It remain fur soma tldio.' then rub wlthgthp bands until tbe ataln la amoved. WE ARE PAYIN6 HIGHEST PRICES FOR OLD 8erap. Iron,. Brass,. Copper, Lead, Rubber, --Bags, and old. issues of Kfa|*3lnea. Where quantity Justifies our Truck will Mil for. Dixie Iron & Metal Co. 41S Foundry 8tr«*t Phons 1151 Athens, Ga. SAWMILLS Latest Belt Feeds Money Maker. All Kinds Mill Supplies. Teeth, Files, Belting. Pipe, In jectors, Fittings, Engine and Boiler Repairs. Bring with, your auto and work done quick. Plenty Room to Park Car. Lombard Iron Works AUGUSTA, GA. RAILROAD SCHEDULES SEABOARD AIR LINE RV. Northbound Southbound S:55 a Atlanta-Monroo l'c'l 4:15 p S:4S p Atl.-Mlrm.-Mem. i:10 p 3:44 p Norfolk-Rich.-N. T. 3:34 p 7:55 p. Atl.-AbheviUe l'c'l 7:30 a 11:14 p Atl.-BIrmintham 5:3* a 11:34 p Norfolk-Wash. 6:34 a 11:34 p Wllmlpgton-X. T. 6:34 a QEORQIA. RAILROAD Arrive Depart 7:34 pm 1:34 am 13:14 pm 3:35 pit' JCENTRAL OF OEOROIA RY. Holton, Agent, Phonq 1641 jraj of Georgia Button or Macon 7:30 a. m. I 6:45 p. m. Arrive from Macon 13:14 p. m. 9:30 p. m. For further Information phono J. T. Bruce. C. A., 414. GAINESVILLE MIDLAND RAILWAY Sehotfulte Lear* _ Athene Arrive 7:454*. M.4 *5:34 P. M. 14:45 A. M.«* 0*14:14 A. M. • Daily. ** Dally Except Sunday. SOUTHERN RAILWAY No. 4 leavee Athene 1:04 a. m., ar rives Lula 4:44 a. m. No. S loaves Athens 4:16 p. m., ar rives Lulu 6:45 n. m. No. 7 leaves Lula 1:56 p. m.. ar rive. Athena 4:34 p. .n. No. 5 leave* Lula 14:45 a. olV' rives Athens 11:40 a. m. O. B. Miller, C. A.. Athena, 41a., Telephone SI. Prosnects For Coming lou * h *»*»•* bo i* oiiroinat- _ 1 , — . , , ° cd this season. beaSOn Much brighter I "Oldtlmer" Eldrldg* seems Ac Tiam Rpo-inc tn Takp havo ttn ln « ld e track for one of tho AS ieam rsegins 10 a axe I)UlceB llnd hl8 bltMns . , hould help Shape. ‘ ' ‘ BY BRYAN LUMPKIN. Thr 1423 Buldbg husehall squad la hard nt work under thr eagle eye tho team out of a lot of bad placet during the 1923 schedule.- Tho Bulldogs will have one of tno best pitching suffa that Sanford Field hns seen In many a day. Ltt- of Conch Bill White on Sonford tie,Fred Bale la burning them over Field, und Is font- beginning :u ln tbe most approved -«tyje and round Into shnpe. The roster of the squad, until 'ine next cut Is made. t?an compIt.o-J yeatorday with the u|)|ieuruiiee ut Captain George Clarke nnd Jean Watnon. These two men were on the Laskethall squad and unable to go out for the early pructtcec. , The Bulldogs should have one of the ntrongest teams In the soutn this year and with \fie new material developed, together with the old letter men back In school. Bill White's men should make ssmeboay hustle for the southern title. .Powers, first string catcher from last yearT Is showing up mighty wtU und seem* to have the eege over the new contenders tor tne place, though Rosser, Wilson 'nnd Harper are all putting up a good fight PROBLEM AT FIRST BAA8E Pint base Is something of ’a problem or Coach Bill und It may be that Thomason, tho right gar dener will assume the duties nt the first Station. Phllpot Is showing Up nice op first, as Is alm> Kaurrman, though neither of these boys rent should'make a strong bid for the 'AII-Southem selections at tbe end of the season. Andy Chambers, th* tall boy with a world of speed und- a good head Is also counted uponheavlly. This will be Chambers first year In col legiate baseball and If he lives up to hin past record he should finish near tho top of the list at the end of the season. PANTONE IN \ GOOD SHAPE \ Pnntone. veteran of two seasons Is in better shape this year than at any time since he has been :n cofege. despite a lore arm and tbe little sliced artist should go a tony way toward keeping the Bulldogs In the- front rank. The new men out for a chance at the hurling assignments are Frank Fuller, Cotllngs, Maddox and Wee Willie Munday. who oncB pitched two Innings for Ogletnorpc. These boys are going good and there la more than »n even chance that one or more of them will rorm the pitching reserve. Teany Ran dall may also be added tq thin list. The Bulldogs will play the hard est- schedule a Georgia team Has ever attempted and the practice come up to the murk erf Thomason wor k I* being pushed along at top as a hitter. In the event Thorttanon i *° *bat the team wilt be in is not used, ho wtU take up bis old “°° a «b«P« tor the opening game. Jifb'ln the outfield. With Josh Watson out for second' bane, that question I* greatly sinv-.j Ike .Banner-Herald's Sunday Want Ad Page is oneyrf tho most interest ing ana certainly most pro- . . fitable pages of tho paper. Thousands of peopi* torn their attention first to th* Want Ad Pag*. - The Banner-Herald's Sunday Want Ad Page FOR RENT On* fire-room downstair* apartment, private bath and aU convenience. possession March fit \ E.G.FAMBROUGH ' "Phone 516 EKAY “rod. SMILING PAlNTEir* Fine Painting and Intsrio- i, Athens, Ga. ATHENS BUSINESS COLLEGE Bookkeepfaig, Shorthand and Typewriting Bare 60% of anoaaa bp at tending thia school! The grad uates of tfab Athens Business CoUsga always get tho bast po sition. Every Graduate plifled. WatBim la one of tho brutarf cat men on the team und he should have a great year, Mrltae. Hodges and Kauffman are nlwt out Tor me keystone sack, but Wutmin seems to have the cull. De Lacey Allen, the l>o«t shortMup In seventeen Staten und ».x prov inces will take care of the , short field. Allen wus u star Iasi .ye^y,- and should be ’ even, blitter th:s seassn. Mlddlebrooks la putting up a hard tussle for the plure. but Allen seems destined to ’cavort at bis regular station. aniFtm LONDON—Air trips between London and Paris are being made safer all the time, apd before tang •passengers will almost bb denied the thrill of tpklng e chance. Even If the-airplane la forced dow'n upon the waters of-the. Channel, the pan Taylor, a new man. seems to oeisengers may be rescued so quick . — - - |y that they will, have to use their linaglnaUtns to order to Interest their friends with an acount of the oxp'eriende when • they' get back home.. The Air Ministry ts seeing to this. Arrangements for hurrying chan nel craft to the old of g plane that falls In th* water have just been completed and successfully tested. As all the trans-Channel liters ary equipped with wireless telephones the authorities have adopted a new International distress word for air craft. t Is “May Day.” the phonetic equivalent of ••M'uldexw the Frauen for "Help He." In a recent test a Royal Air Force flying boat was secretly In-' st rue ted tq make a ‘forced landing” with "engine trouble" nt the cer tain point over the water. This was (lone. While planing down, tbe craft tbe leading candidate for the hot corner. Taylor la handling third base In tho practices in Jam up style and with u little mure ex perience he should dovalop Into' i> star of tho Drat water. Taylor may be beaten out In tbe fjgnt ror Place#, but tbe man who does It will be tjte kind cf bull plnyor nut often found. CLARKE IN OUTFIELD AGAIN In thu outfield will be found Cap tain (Doors* Clarke, tbe Babe Itutii of tbe Bulldogs durtnf the past year George Is a certainty lor'one of tne Places, aa be Is a sure fielder and a demon at tbe plate. He put sev eral gamea on ice, last year, w:ieo things were looking rather gtoomy for the hoihe crowd, with max mighty bludgeon of hls. ’Pop” Ramsey is another of tbo save the distress signal three times, aspirants for an outfield beiu,,, 1 t waa picked, up by wlrelees atni Ramsey was Just outside the list tlon nt Croydon and Lympne. The of chosen ones on last years team |"tuUon at Pulbam got a bearing < and he will give somebody a mtgnij 'the seaplane’s position. A call w 'j Anti-Flirt Club in Capitol TO BE WITH INDIANS Of interest to Athenians will be the news that Phil Bfdfood, bro-, ther of W. R. - Betlgood, of thit^ city will report to the Cleveland; American League baseball club at* their ipring training camp. Bedgood was in the Southern League part of last year and the year preceeding. At the last of the season be wee-sold to the. Cleveland Indians and is now rated as one of their best hurlerp. He was with the Atlanta ! team but did not mow up very well. He was then sold to Chattanooga and there he began to burn up the Southern circuit Bedgood is counted upon heavily this season to keep the Indians near- the' top of the Americhn League list. -m MEMO HIT By-Plane Weighing Less Than Half a TonvGiven Official Test At ^Mitchell Field. NEW YORK—“The Leech,” the newest idea in flying war, to be tried out Tuesday by officers at. Mltchel field, Long Island, who look upon the experiment as orte of the most haxsardous under takings upon which an airman ever has embarked. 7 Tbe tryout is to be made by Liuct. Clyde V. Finter, of Mitch ell fielJ. Finter, Lawrence, j Sperry, the inventor and officelx or the field expect that the test will go far tp disclose the feasi bility of launching and landing small airplanes from and on larger heavier than anr machines or on dirigibles. , Finter wfll pilot the ‘Tx>ech’' a special by-pianc weighing less than half a'ton and propelled by special three cylinder motor, in attempt to attach while in flight to the underside of a DeHaviland four. Mr. Sperry's invention, a special grapling device will be used. Jt successful in attaching the “Leech” LicuL Finter will try to cast off. If .the experiment is successful, post officers exjiec.t it to result jn equipping every bombing plane with smaller pliuted: for superior speed which, r in w*r- 1 far* can be employed as a prated tivc weapon and for observation. were scheduled for Jiarrl, 2 ) rd , 34th have been chnn w ,l to the ahd 26th, Saturday and' and tlte Dahlonegn aerlex hn, h, cut’ to one game, on th,- 2j.v n atead ot two. . , Dahlcnesa opens th- — n *, n , . . Athena and will I,* „ ul(!l[|y * A alight chante has lien made ln ,<d Uy ,h " University or i v „ n ‘ the irhlversity of Georgia baseball vanl * 011 lne 2ath - Followm* schedule, due to the schedule of * tMinc the team noen t , \] ll( examinations at the University and two xameH iignlnRt Yal#» t i" ° f the holldayi to follow. j playi the northern ii a i,i"', ' h ”> The Camp Benmng gamea ^that game In Athene „n Ihe Protect Your Cotton i Era&falS hie Bol) Weevil with PQLL-WE-GO Only Gists 20c a Gallon Only Few Sprayings Necessary Stays On the- Cotton Plant Does the Work Claimed For It Cheapest and Most Effective Method Eliminates Night Work A Proven Product—Not pn Experiment ACTUAL FIELD TE8T8 SURPRISED EXPERTS. By (laid tests nutds last year, the MERIT of BOLL-WE- GO was PROVEN. Leading Bankers, Farmers and agricultural expert* proclaim that BOLL-ltE-QO is the best method of exterminating th* BOLL weevil TESTIMONIALS WILL BB 8BNt.YOU UPON REQUEST. VOUR ACREAGE WILL PRODUCE MORE COTTON THIS VEAR If you US* BOLL-WE-QO. BOLL WE GO Is sprayed on th* cotton plant with s hand compressed air or horse drawn sprayer. YOU CAN FIGURE OUT THE EXACT COST OF YOUR ENTIRE SEASON’S PROTECTION. Write for Literature on BOLL*WE-Go BoB-We-Go Manufacturing Co. 63 North Pryor St, Atlanta, Ga. We Furnish Sprayers at a Nominal Cost- Write for Literature. . IB* EVENT BEAI Sat. Night, of the'Theatrical! MAYVi _ DDCCCl rKtotl 'Jrt. i COOTHAM — Another claimant hoe nriaen to a share In u fortune of (500,000,000, said to conalst In title to extensive lands In tne city Of New York leased long year* ago to King George mi. Since the ex piration of the lease various un- suceaaful claiip* have been advanc ed, .but th* lawyers of Mrs. Mary' Jane Harrison of Coothaat Common Sussex, the wife of a tabafer, ten her they thlak she has a chancr. It aaema that nt the end of tne eighteenth century tt certain Robert Edwards, of Perth. Scotland, emi grated to America, made money and purchased land. This land, jrhlcu be ifctatnsd for a comparative trifle on account of Be marshy na ture. hq. afterwarda/eaaed to Ring George IH for 49 year* and*oner the War of tin dependence It passed to the United States. lt\l* now a part of th* site of the city of New York. Kr.hert Edwards was d-uwn- ed while re mnlr.it U- Scotian., f.-nm America, and efforts to trara his l.rother.i nnd sisters fallen ' It Is /i.own that th t clilc.t b.othcr ol the Edwanl.* family was called - and' Mr*. Harrison aim* t.. he Tho oldest child ot Samuel Richard Edwards, hlmaslf the son of John Edwards, brother of Robert. The argument IS advanced here that, acordlng to American taw, money reverts to the United KL-ues if no ductssfui claimant appears within tf.0. year# at the death of the lego fee. Mrs. Harrison, believ ing herself entitled to n snar- of the fortune 01 a long ncccneed Scottish - American nifllonatre, hopes go he u :|e to prove hei ciatrn within a short t.me. nsni PRICES MaL Night BS !.' « A SUMPTUOUS £ £ MOST LOVEDSTl NEW YORK.—Jphn H. Kirby, a Houston head of one of the Uigest lumber companies In Texas and,pres ident of tho Southern tariff associa tion has been sued In Surname court here for ll.sso hy Mies Olga Ralph,! tnuslo Modem front Evanston, pi„ who' chargee he promised her <5** a month for Ill’s for renouncing the name of Kirby after she had adopted It at hls raqu.at. Miss Ralph who (a 39 years old, al ga* In papers on file Wednesday, that Klrlry. who is *S and married, agreed In 1911 that If *ho would give jm hfr enure time to him and travel it Ultb ihJm areratary nod'.dm-[ I—toegi"iiligipaht<iii»<Bitlfiiil^: . ■• JV ALL ABOARD Winter Excursion Fares and All Year Tourist Fares TO Ariioma Arkansas British Colntabla California Florida Vv’sshingtoa Georgia Havana Kentacky North Carolina Oregon Sr nth Carolina Mississippi New Mexico Taxes nt Vlrgiala >' >/ West VirfinU via;, ; t Georgia Railroad Atlanta & West Point R. R. Western Railway of Alabama Liberal time limit and stop-over privileges. For further information applv to J. P. BILLUPS, G. P. A.,„ . 714 Healey Building, Atlanta, Ga. VI