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: 4MMd!£2£ , ; («lrfv..inTd ’bet la./ oil! ''iLivt) |-enidY bon-uds'i lf«M -J Jl -| JJWjffcnO 1 •*> •« .mwi-iki/. ««?»_ »<?*»• -..-i 2 Cents a Word MfnJnumr Charo* of 40 Canto Insertions. Sev^n times price* of ‘ five Insertions. All dlocontlrfuancto MUST bo mads In parson at Tho Ban ner-Herald Office or by letter. Telephone discontinuances art _ HOT valid. ; H. WANT AD PHONE BANNER. HERALD WANT . ADS GET RESULTS 75 the 75 FOR SALE—PURE WHITE . RflCK E|f> IS goes Tor 11.75. Address W. L. Munday, ISO. Elbert St» m-lt-p FOR SALE—Cadlllao touring car model 57. Cheap tor rash. Good con dltlon. flood. Urea Would'. coMlder Ford or Dodge In trade. P. 6. dog No SSL m-5-p The Weather GEORGIA and South Carolina; Fair and slightly wanner tonight; Saturday increasing cloudiness and warmer. - Florida: ‘Fair and warmer to night jud Saturday. Alabama: Fair and warmer to night, Saturday cloudy and warmer probably followed by local rdlns jn north. so.ooe- good hone 1186. t FOR SALE—PEACH I'lCKka, 7).00 per ball gallon;.Fig preserves. |!.00 per quart: Canned peacbea. Sic )*r quatt; Canned plume, SSc i*r tiqSfl. P-one 76, Panaer-Heraid Offic•. ill. Miscellaneous , •-.! - COMMUTATION road taxes tor Ilt| now due, and payable at commissioners' Office in Clarke ’County Court House. M-l-c SB RAILROAD SCHEDULES siftB&ARO air line ry. Northbound > Southbound 6:55,a Atlanta-Monroa I'c'l 6:15 p lUO.p Atl.-Mlrm.-Mem. MO p 2:40 p Norfolk-Rich.-N/Y. 6:20 p 7:55 p Atl.-AhbevlUe I'd 7:90 a 11:14 p AtL-BIrmlhgham 5:90 a 11:54 p Norfplk-Waih. 6:70 a 11:14 p Wllmlngton-N. Y. 6.25 a Ti» f 6Aywftiai!RAt$: 1 x»it8i?i rf > *fftl y- ,>oii •'til V 1 SPORTNEWS ■ston Lost And Found LOST—Many an article, found by a Banner-Herald reader and re turn- ‘ -*t» owner. If you have loat any- VS *• Banner-Herald .. tomorrow. HRLIMONP. AND PLATINUM pin. Liberal reward. If returned ■■4 F. Hardeman, 755 S. Mil MEDltlM BROWN HAIR look! bait of all after a Gold«n Glint Shampoo.—Advertisement. — BannerHerald -route book number 13, finder please return to BankerHerald office on Hancock Avo nnri ttsoaisr* cordln * to *"• cu »* om of “>• «hl>««- “"‘rir -five., ana receive The iucce»ful. bidder will be expect- nto" a t-f Wanted WANTpEt-A good cook, houee maid, butlca chauffeur, domestic help, or maybo Its office assistance, book keeper^ stenogs, , telephone girls, csehleip etc. Whatever. It la you may bo surq that thousands, of alert busi ness a ltd efficient Individuals In Ath ena will see your Want .Ad In the Banner-Herald and will talk over the ,tter with you next day. It's done •very day In Athena. .. tf. WANTED—One second hand, scrape and one five hundred gallon gal vanised water tank. Box 115, Athena m-lt-c. WANTED TO BUY STALK CUTTER **"® seetloh harrow. R. F. Christian., . Brlad SL tn-ll.p I School, Athens, Oa. < NOTICE TO BIDDERS On or before March 16. noon, the Uniform Committee of the Board of Trustees of the State Normal' School, Athena Pa., .will receive bldg for fur nishing uniforms to the attldeatai of the state Normal School for the. year beginning- that data and ending Mgrch 16, 1524. . J, . * . w Is to be understood thpt . the’ committee will Incur ho financial.Ob-' ligations In awarding this contfacL- although It win use Its Influence to We students frho aje In need, of uni forms to purchase new uniforms or parts of uniforms from the success ful bidder and tha successful bidder must deal directly with students se ed to enter Into* a written contract for the faithful and prompt per formance of the same and guarantee It by filing bond' In such an amount as the committee may demand. V Bids must be. upon uniforms Iden tlcal In style with that now In .use hi tho school and the material com,-, posing Its various parts must, be equally goad and substantially the same aa that now In use or be Her In both kind anU quality. Perfect flit and prompt delivery mutt be guar anteed. • .... The committee reserves the limit to reject any or all bids or parts of the aame, or ty award ports, to one bidder and other' ports to ’ others There will be up .radical departure rom tbe uniform now In 'use. Speci fications will be furolsbed by and all bids must be, addressed, to.Jerh ,M. Pound. President, State Normal TtESENTATI vE'wlNTED'Ftm. Athens district by leading ac ident' Sealed nd health Insurance company jp-r- J by fbo» ICE TO PAINTERS ropoaal* will be received . . . _ idersigned until noon. ’ "* on monthly « well aa quarter-1 city tin.e of March 12th for paliit- ly and annual premium baAe, ate, for tag the Chase Street School. othgfTKIes and towns throigliout tbc etete!'JJ>r particulars write National Cenrtaty Co.. Southeastern Depart ment. 1114 Taylor SL, Co.t-n-lcn, 1- uth Carolina. rr j.p WAMTED—OLD C.iLSH TEETH. Wi-pay high aa’tie for full sets: Ecn't matter If broken. Wnct.irn Metal Company, Bloomington. III. WANTED-Help WANTED—flood Insurance agent, for Gainesville. State experience In tint . letter. Address L. IL Tucker. P. o. Box Nd. Sit, Athena. (Hu m-l-p. WANTED—Auto Motor Co., 154. Wait Clayton street, Athens, Oa. m-»-c. j ^WASTED—Help. Household fund- pat stock, any pne of a thou- I things You can fill your Wants nptly and cheaply with n Ban- Bier-Hermld Want Ad. tf. [ AM PREPARED. TQ,TEACH CAKE decorating. Mrs. , Bettis Lyle Wil son's method. Orders taken for plain or decorated cake. Mrs .'hay Hop kins. Phone 1452. , m-lt-c For Rent—Rooms nCNT—Furnished or unfurnish ed rooms, with meals or without ’" .Desirable location. CorifvtiJ Kept reasonable. These are i of the offering yon find dally in -Herald Want Ada. tf. UNION* HARDWARE COMPANY’S ? roller skates $2.50 Pair ATHENS CYCLE CO. Lumpkin 8tr«gt WE ARE PAYING. HIGHEST PRICES FOR OLD Scrap. Iron,. Bragg,. Copper, Lead, Rubber, . Saga, and old Issues of Magazines. . Wham quantity justifies our Truck will call for. ^ Dixie Iron & Metal Co. 415 Foundry ‘street . Phone 1151 Athena, Ga. CENTRAL OF OEOAblA RY. yr. O. Bolton. Agent, Phona 1651 • . Central of flcorgla Station Depart for Macon 7:34 a. m. . 4:46 A Iy.. Arrive from Mapon 11:16' p. m. 5:60 p. m. For further Information phona J, Y., Bruce, C. A.. 540. GAINESVILLE MIDLAND RAILWAY ’ Schedules Leaye Athens Arrive 7:46. A. M.» es:»# p. M. 15:46 A. M.*e ••10:10 A. M. • Dally. •• Dally Escept Sunday. ' SOUTHERN RAILWAY No 6 leaves Athene 6:00 a. m., ar rives Lula 9:40 a. m. Nd. 6 leaves Athene 4:15 p. m., ar rives Lulu i:46 p. m. No. 7 leaves Lula 6:55 p. m. rives Athens 8:30. u. .n. No. 6 lea Veil. Lula. 16:M a. m.. ar rlves’Athtme- Un4 d. ro. ■ fl. B. Miller. C. A.. Athena- fla. .Telephone II. -u Mar. 26To Honor Ty Cobb Complete Line of D. & M. BASEBALL GOODS Mitta 90c to I1A60 Glovea 7So to $ 4.00 Bata - 25a to 8100, - Balia 15o to t L75 Athens Cycle Co. The Banner-Herald’s Sunday Want Ad Page ii ode of tho moat interest ing and cor&jnly moat pro fitable pages of the paper. Thousandsj>f people tom their attention first to tha,Want Ad Page. The Banner-Herald’s Sunday Want Ad Page OR RENT—Boom and Board. Nicely furnished rooms; with or sslthbulj am heat, hot and cold atsr, tub and shbwer baths af r'l I me A Rates reasonable. !5t W. gherty SL m-6-r RENT—Two Urge Connecting References ^ hired. Phone 1469-J. m-9-e rOR RENT—House with 2 complete'. *■ room apartments. Lardb lot, well { [ haded, modern conveniences Newlyi • AUGUSTA, GA. Minted. A. E. Davison. •OR RENT-Six room house *-Mod- em conveniences Apply 164 Lyndon Ave. I16.se. William Haddock. m-ll-p. SAW MILLS Latest Belt Feeds Money Maker. All Kinds Mill Supplies. Teefb, File*. Belting, Pipt; In- Jectors, Flttlpga, Engine and Holler It,‘pairs. DHng with your auto and* work done quick. Plenty Room to„P*rk Car.. Lombard Iron Works For Sale . J SALE—CANNED PEACHES.. Blackberries, plums, peach, pickles,' tad,fig preserves. Apply at Banner- office. 1 -. ■ tfj •OH BALD—One breakfast room set. B atcic# table and 4 chain. One Ml BALK—WOOD—DRY PINK.I , wood; Phone I0S0-J or lfO-J j m-»-e . ; L 1 wood ash Wood Best for Cooking and. Heating Purposes Per Truck Load . $2.75 Orders of five loads or more, per Toad $2.50 This Wood Formerly Sold for $3.25 per load. Call Us and We Will Supply Your Needs.' HANNA MFG. CO. Phon. 147 W. L COXE Transfer'Co. 7 ■ * ■ 'l\-V — tiong Tripe 6*r gpaelalty. Ckeapeet Trccit’li Tow? 600 Thomas St 'Phone 1351 E KAY THB SMILING PAINTBR" Phone 280, Athens, Ga. By BRYAN LUMPKIN Whan Ty Cobb's Detroit Tigers appear on Sanford Field on March 26, the little town of Royston will have . aa large or larger, represen tation than any other town near Athena, at the game. I Ty Cobb is a Royston boy. He was born and raised in the Frank lin County town. It was there he fint learned to play baseball. Royston is proud of Ty Cobb And why shouldn’t the'people ol that town be proud to tell folks that Royaton is the 'place where Ty first saw thp light of day and a baseball bat? Ty Cobb la one of the greatest plqyers baseball has over produced, or for that mat ter, ever will produce. The ave- age life of a baseball player ir the big leagues is something like four years, not bccause ali of them get killed, but simply because foi one reason or another they fall by the wayside and find the grade too steep. The mokf remarkable thing about the “Georgia Peach” is not the fact, that he is a good outfielder or a good batter, but that he hat been playing in the big leagues for some eighteen yean, andrdur- ing all that time, he haa neve: fallen below the MOO mark in bat ting. Year after year he. has lead his leaguo in hitting and when other playefa of his age have mad< their little bow in tbe big tent begun to slip and finally taken the count from old man time, Tj Cobb, is in there whkling-the ball to all corners of the lot/ Young players come Into baseball, Gash o^pr^nd brain/df|the Hamttd, cording to % the schedule .Athens > believe the comipE season Hlgh'wiU W participate. wUl double If not Krebblo tn« The question for debate this cotton crop in. the Augusta terri-. f a one that will bring out the tory. In rjils connection It gives relatlv* kdvantagek of Sty and mo much pleasure to testify to the country life as bast suited to mm. high character of the discoverer pare boys Md ^ris foT.uprT. of this remedy. I have the privl- " uthful deteL ™t “ are .will discuss .“Resolved: That chance of succei m , r Jf!, IQAV, ftAR^H If ifei 1 across the horizon ilke a comet, and then fade out of light, but it is different with Ty Cobb, for like Tenneyson’a brook he goes or and on, TO I’LAY ROCHESTER HERE. Me is beginning his nineteenth year in the service of the Detroit club and. when he brir%a his team to Athens on March 20, for an ex hibition game with the- Rochester Internationals, the entire town of Royatcn And meat of tha-aurround- ing country will .be here Jn Ath ens to pay tribute to the man who put Royston and Georgia on the map in baseball. Those people in Royaton thBik a lot of.' Ty Cobb. The following proclamation explains itself and shows just how, Royaton feels about Ty Cobb: ROYSTON DECLARED FOR A HOLIDAY. WMnms it has come to my. no tice that, our former fallow towns man, Tyrua R. Cobb, will appear in person at .a, ball game at Sanford Field,’ Athens, Ga., on March 26th: Therefore, as mayor of Royston I declare a half holiday that day for the city of .Royston so that all who may wish to see Georgia’, most tarpons, player in action may (to so, and I request the Kwyors of the nearby towna and cities to dc likewise. - LINTON JOHNSON, ' Mayor of Royston. Barnett Praised’ As City- Official Continued from page on*) * school opens. Work will be >uxh ed. CspL Barnett says (hat both of these bnlldings will b# of one- story type. Where there Is piei. ly of- ground it Is best to have only a single story for schools, for In case of fire tbe pupils can be easily abd safely gotten out Both these nejr /Buildings will have plen’fy of exits and ’cab he almost inatanly emptied.' Thq Lumpkin- street school will cost about $40,000 and both be modern building, wjt^. every convenience _ w ,-T df promote comfort' and henltji. When our public school buildings are completed Athens wlU’bo well cqulped -to educate every child In the city, ' ’’ capt Barnett sara pippa rations are being made for considerable Ho saya this land Is not vary de sirable for building purpoqM, but would make' an ideal park. It ex tends back to the river and'ro mantic drives and cosy, shaded nooks could be fashioned at but little coe.Vln tact nature has form ed this tract into a park. -It conlil also be ’ used as a fair ground Cgpt. Barnett lays. Judge Fbrt- son is one of our most enterpris ing sad - public spirited cMxens, and if properly approached he would doubtless let tbe city bavh this land on the most reasons bio terms. Athens by all means should, beve a park, and -Mr. Bar nett doeg not think a more de sirable location for one can be * “■ Vie. can fpund., than this. he7e l bpatlng. bathing,, and all meaner of .eporte.. ADVERTISING GEORGIA The Bank of Manhattan Com? lege of serving Mr. L. D. bit cotton factor-for about ty/eu- ‘.y-flvo yearn and know of no patron that baa proven bis Inte grity'smto reliability to a greater degree, and i would., believe un- <;Ualinedly any statement be would ■iikei' f' K i*'- * 1 . ; Such-words of endorsement from a mail of*th6 standing of Mfv Tob-. in carry. with them greet' weight. With tbe Barnetts headline, th«> Hill's Mixture smi tbe high class of men and farnlers who- ere en dorsing , this discovery, should satisfy the most skeptical., It i, now about sd.tled that If calciuni ardbnate Is generally used tho supply will. not near go around. Bui a substitute that many say, (A superior to that..poison Is found In tha Hill's. Mixture at aboifl half price. I know of hundreds of. farm era alt over this section who wll| this year use thg Hill’s Mixture. If you read the endorsement -tf the discovery of this preparation by Mr. James Tobin you wlU be satisfied that he would nod'put on &t brother . farmers something mites. not bear out bis pro- Hunnicutt Sees Serious Situation Continued froqi psge one) ed .t? the tune at several, thousand dollars. He appears confident ol ultimate succeaa for. the. movement along all lines and gives ft na ills opinion Uiat Methodists of this sec tion will bear their share of tbe 54,- .000,000 now sought /throuabfUt ,)ln church , by May IsL This, amount. Dr. Hunnicutt says, is imperative, otherwise, much Important work In mission flelds of tbe United, Elates and fprolgn countries will be nailed. Connecttonuls who arrived Friday are Drs. H. H. Ruff, of Nashville. Tenn.. secretary of ngrlculthral mis- alone; Dr. L. b. Patterson, of Sung Khuig. .China, missionary on fur lough; Dr, Jackson B. Cox. of Mon* terey, rtilsltnary to/Mexico, Follow ing a banquet and eet up meettnk Friday evening at First Methodist church,’ these leaders. will occupy Methodist pulpits. Sunday at morn ing and evening hours for servldd. Dr. Q. F. Venable’, presiding elder’ of the, Athens district, says'that posters and laymen and women «>t , this section ore co-oprrating In Avery Way with the- plans outllqea by bishops and other church author ities regarding the Importance of gpedlng, centenary collections. It u of interest In view of tbe fact that tha entire Methodist Churcn. Mouth, has been directed to center Its strength oq the. Jyllectlon or .cen tenary pigdges durlngahtr time- yrom 1 January to May, to recqll some .1 the events leading up to this move ment. • •building " In Athena, .the coming I “ ny ' **•" *«*• c,rri »? spring and summer, and a atari i Ne '" r York «#. .advertlae- wlll be-made to reilcv* the ho.-o !’ a »®“‘ commeettnr on the^ progrea congestion. ' Oar ciflsens whb Idlo money are conslberiag Investl,, ip Athena 'dirt. The building out look for th* st ar Is very eneoarsf lag. • No- building .can be erect'd without submitting’ Mans to tjbo ct.hr engineer and which- Insures safety ■ and. protection ugxlunt (Ires. A 040,000 auditorium for the Nbsmal School wtll - also l.s erected, < , PUBLIC PARK SUGGE68TIPN Oipt Barnett saya one of the Zciidewecwp ... success in the country S? 7 * h**'® a bette# than in tin city.” The United States Bureau ol Ed ucation dassee. all towns under 2500 population ss rural and ail fover.lSwt a« cite.. City and rural conditions, history, biography, philospphy, sociology and every other source will doubtless be brought, to bear on the question. MEET HEBE r" IN APRIL. The tw« final winning teems in each preliminary circle or contest Jft b *'f J Al ths , District iMest teams in the Dist^tli wdU at, Athens for stats title „ . week n June. ftof, Stewart announces the fol- towing grouping ,of teams. The it, number , sends ,.its negative - to number two and the last one. f li i', 1 ^ Crawford 5. STB DISTRICT. Gainesville 1. 2. X HeeS 1 . Toccoa 6. Commerce 7. Buford' 1. fe!Y . Lawrcnccville 4. Canton 8.' Grayson 6. , CARTERS No metal can touch ypq 35c and hp These garters are made o{ 114 inch peppy, long stretch elastic. They fit your leu smoothly and are extremely comfortable. Long wear in every pair. Ask for them By name—Wideweave PARIS, "3000 Hours c xiveneaa of Georgia.' This bank does' business with soma of O4>or- sia’s largest mansfAdturos. Mr. Harry Hodgson has received the following letter , from, Mr. Harry . t. Hsu. vtea president of this.Two Teams To Represent “We beve-been, .overwhelmed 1 Each School, State Meet with reiponsee |o dttf edvertfee- Here In April, Stewart mont about OAorgia. The letters and edltorlAl notices we have re ceived we shall always remember. A State whose people are ss wide awake, cordial end appreciative as CaergienA surely have a great fu ture. When you are.in New York ■'-“V** MHO U1 lilt! . ’ ’a most desirable sites for a public *»“ park be knows of Is on what Is known as VMIlledge circle." on m,kff *®T PTO N S? Y ? rk Mllledge Circle.' to Judge Blan ton' Fortson. It Is near the Coun try Club. A part of thia land was bought by a company who buut a lake, and- which could be in tbe grounds. Mr. Vale Wrights controlla this property. BUSINESS COLLEGE Bookkeeping. Shorthand end , _ Typewriting laafliiara* nates of the Athens Bu... College always pet the best aititeh^iEvery.' Graduate .. goyed. Write for Informati r Box 74), Athens, Gp. HOFMEISTER’S SHOE SHOP New Shoes from Old Man’s Half Soles and Rubber Heals •1.50. Ladles' Half Solas and Rubber. Heals $1.25. Children* Half Soles and Rubber Heel*,, priced according to giro. Dl Phone 1186 I 229 E. Broad 8t, Athens, Ga. CHATS WITH YOUR GAS MAN' -w w-ANY persons /who would M ridicule . a 1923 model ATX. automobile are using out - of!- date, broken-down ranges . 20 years or more old, trying to obtain modern, effi- ctenv service from them. U simply ean’.t be done. Old age plays just as much'havoc with rrange as it does with any othqr appliance which » used under Similar circum stances. ' To obtain full, econom) -aqd efficiency from your gas ser vice you must summon to your aid modern appliAncea. belli v - cording to present day tastes •and requlremome. , GAs-huro- ihg equipment 20 years old Is an eye tore. Furtberhomc, It will never make your workday easi er, shorter and heppier. Use . gas the modem way. Give.your home a chance. In- ■tail In U tbq kind of gas equip- jqp»q!.iuthat will . enhance Us heenur ana.iSVfe WMbtMiJxh'i oiuseiyigttito re,tuni^.tR|pi«T»no» sSseus k» .|T.v. i. djlw ’ lootfj* Athens Gas Light & Fuel Company as we dp about Georgia. The nice things ypu have said about us are very greatly eppredatod.” That was a great amt gener.ms piece of work on tbe part .of the Bank, of Manhattan Company and every. Georgian appreciates it. THE PISCOVERER OP HILL’% MIXTURE "■ > -Last Saturday,aXl Augusta, a HHl’s Mixture corporation barbe cue was served. During tbe even tag Mr. Jatqes Tobin, dean of the Cotton Profession in Angutta and one of. tbe oktoet amUeedtag Opt ion factors In Georgia, was called on for an addiwss. Ur, Tobin Jn past said:.. > .... “When It comes to tbe interest I feel In bell weevil extermination no one qgn haM it to a prsiUer degree than myself. For tho past few years I have viewed with an xiety tni gradual reduction or Our cotton crope until the comlltloua hare become alarming. Now l< looks like we have Lho beneficial results overwhelmingly proven.In Hill's Mixture, back's! by the Announces. .Hlg'j.>*p:-.oql ^tetudmta in the cightn and eleven othor districts Goocglc. win entpyo in , tha eMbsnth preliminary in terse holaa- tie debate far Georgia high schools next Friday night. . Dr. J. a Stewart, elate high school snp$r- Two teams wiP represent each school^, the affirmative remain' at home and the negativeYfctt the assigned school. Eighty-one towns will b® Represented. Ae- ; NOTICE! A'stal/id cbnclnvo of Godfrey da Bouillon COmmandery No. 14. K. T., will. bo held in Masonic Tem ple, this'iFriday) evening, March 9th. at eight o’clock. All Sir Knights are courteously requested to be present K. C. PAINE, E. C. JNO. O. QUINN, Recorder. FOR RENT One five-room downstairs apartment, orttato bath and all E. G. FAMBROUGH Phone j ^ovrH.13^, Aflsnt, .. Whitehall, Ga. WINGFIELD CASH GROCERY CO. Aflepta, Athena, Ga. Boll' Weivirs * i vu>\ i - J. 8. COILBJ Agent Winterville, Os. HOOGSON-COMER^CO., Agenty. r Athena, Ga., % m. ■ i V- tor the HILL'S MIXTURE CORPORjittOH Augusta, m SB te CD t© TAXI SERVICE Jf, Day and Night GEORGIAN BAGGAGE Phone TRANSFER CO. Phone 66 Office Georgian Hotel' 66 Plenty of Money to Lend Oni Real Estate Commission: 3% OH AMOUNTS OVER $1,000.90. 10% on amounts up to $1,000.00. I- ■ HUBERT M. RYLRE jilt - LAW OFFICES 405 Holmin Bldg. , Athens, Gs. In Shoe Repairing • ~-is like a railroad ticket—the -looks > of two tickets might be the same, but one may take you twice as far as. thb‘other. • , » ® -7* •. We v mw only the be^t leather and workman- 1 ship, and do repairs the factory way. Our Repairs Are “Twice As Far” Kind* Deliver Martin Bros. Shoe Fixery. 455 Clayton -Street ! 1 ; ALL ABOARD Winter Excursion Fares and All «r Year Tourist Fares l TO Omufjf. Arizona Arksnrss df. peerjpb Havana Kentucky . Louisiana Mississippi Hew Mexico Sculh" Carolina Texes W^pieto VIA Georgia, Railroad Atlanta & West Point R. Western Railway of Alabama Liberal time limit and For further inborn ver privileges. 1.apply (9.W.M II* 714 Healey Building, Atlanta, Ga.