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PACE TOO
Cents a Word
(mum Charge oMO Cents .
Seven tlmei ' ftp the
f' five tnaertlone. ■
dlscontlrtuancea MUST be
made in perron at The Ben-
per-Herald Office or by latter.
ftMetmna dlscontinuancea are ■
NOT valid.
7K V WANT AD 7C
tO ■" PHONE tO
BANNER.HERALD WANT
’'Ipr A08 0,CT nE f ULT> ’
White Leghorn egga for hatching.
ft.00 per fifteen. Arnold Collier. Col
bert, da. v t m-lC-p
Tor sale—peach picklEb, n'.oo
per half gallon; Fig preserves. 11.00
par quart; Canned peaches, JUc per
quart. Canned plume. 25c per quart
Aleo 1 buahel sweet potaloee fl.00.
Phone 76, Banner-Herald Office. If.
* Lost And Found
I LOST—Many an article, foun$ by a
| Banner-Herald reader and return
r ed tU tta owner. If you have loat any
[thWi*' today try a Banner-HerOM
[ WahU’ Ad tomorrow. . tf.
^Pointer, liver and white epota
(ten toe on right front foot.
| FiMjW Vhom: Raiford Brown, 1772.
TlteWaiti. m-lS-c.
iya -
College Strain. Phone W-
ntdO-c
FOR BALE—PEACH PICKKd, \ tl.40
per hall gallon; Fig vreacryee, fl.po
per quart; Canned peqpbea. 25e per
quart; Canned plunia. 2 f ,.: per quart.
l*-one 76, Banner-Herald Offtc*.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
On or befonr Marcli Id, noon, tho
ynlform Committee of tho Board of
Trustees ox the Slate Normal 8chooI,
Athens, Qa., will receive blgp lor fur-
nlahinf uniform* to the studenta of'
c'qd 'oate white lifilQHOiiv psirta of uniforms front the success^
4. Offish ' *"«* b,M «
edTto enter Into a written contract
for the /althfpl and prompt per
formance of the name and guarantee
It by filing bond in such an amount
aa tho committee may demand.
Bids mult be upon uniforms Iden
tical In etyle with that .now An use
the State Normal School for the year In the echool and the material com-
beglnnlng that' date and ending posing Its varloue part* must be
March 15, lift. . equally good fad substantially the
ult hr to bo understood that ths * «» that now In use or better in
committee will Incur no financial ol>- both kind ana quality. Perfect fits
ligations in awarding this contract, and prompt delivery must be guar-
althoiigh it Will quo Its Influence toianteed.
have students 'tOm ore In need, of uni-1 The committee reserve. the right
forms to purchase new uniforms or I to reject any or all bids or parts of
■ — * ■* ‘ the same, or to award parta to one |
THE BANNER.HERALD. ATHENS. GEORGIA
Popular Price Opening For
full bidder and the successful .bidder
mtitt deal directly with students ac
cording; to the custom of tfa school.
The successful bidder will be expect-
FOR SALE—SlfiLECT HBTTl^O
Eggs. White leghorn $1.M, Burred
Rock $1.50. Phono 1840. m-tt-c
Wanted
f .wanted—A good cook, house maid.
mftter, chauffeur, domestlo help.
[ orjsiytybe Its office assistance, book-
I keeparR . stenogs, telephone girls,
cashiers etc. Whatever it la. you may
1 berimfe that thousands of alert busi-
i«littwo , efficient Individuals In Ath-
i ens twill *ee your Want Ad In the
[ Bdjiff^r-Herald and will talk over the
matter with you next day. It*s done
ovary,, dair in Athens. tf.
. ■■■■ ■ —,
FOR SALE—30 to 35 acres land; good
grist mill and store; 17 acres In
pecans; 6 acres with chicken wire
fence; original forest pasture fenced
with hog wire; all together with
stocks of hogs and chickens, for $500
acre. T. J. Epps. m-18-p.
FOR RENT
One five-room downstairs
apartment, private bath and all
‘convenience. Possession
March 1st .
E G. FAMBROUGH
Phone 516
bidder and other parts
There ^rill be no radical
ithef*
— dejttrttir*
rom the uniform now In VisfeJ Speci
fications will be furnished by'lsnd All
bids must be addressod to Jere M.
Pound. President, State Normal
School. Athens, tla.
NOTICE
In The District Court of The Unit
ed States; For the Northern
District of Georgia,
in -re Daniel Gillhan, Bankrupt.
No. 1402. In Bankruptcy. •
A petition for discharge hav
ing been filed in conformity with
— J law by above-named bankrupt, and
Game
i On 28t'n First One P6r
‘BsllddgE^ Pennsylvania 1
Plays Here March 29$.
With Ae 'Initial game
baseball season drawing nearer
and nearer and but a few days re
maining for’^practice Qbach BUI
White Zt the GtlHilaHiDlhMi f■
used the pruning knife on his dia
mond' squad and a cut going deep
into the quick of the personnel
has been administered.
Those surviving for the daily
drill are: " '
Tnfielders Thomason, Watson,
FOR SALE—One Wheeler and WII-(
sou sewing machine, with General
Electric Co. motor. Also Thor Wash
ing machine, both cheap. Phone 715.
tn-15-
FOR SALE—One ton Ford Truck,
:tlood as new. Cheap. II. L. Cofer
Seed Co., 251 N. Lumpkin. Phona
247. m-li-f.
FOR 8ALE—ARISTOCRAT BARRED
Rocks and Young's Strain 8. C.
WhUd Leghorn eggs for hatching.
$19« per fifteen. Arnold Collier, Col
bert. eld. ’ f m-16-p.
WAITED—Several boys
L&yelve years of Age'
fiver papers. $hort
_ with good pay. Ap-
[ at Banner-Herald of-
East Hancock Ave.
BroiCr^E
TO BUT STALK CUTTER
bristmn,
ion harrow. R. F. Chris'
m-16-p.
y> tfciED-T
llglt bo I
-To buy or rent house.
Interested In vacant lot
Aldfess'F. O. Boa 721. Athens. Oa.
r.i-15-c.
mm
V \NTED BOARDERS—Furnished
oOih and board at $26.00 per
n ittilf each to two gentlemen, ladies
mqrtied couple. Mrs. C. T. Hannah.
1$) ,’W. Dougherty St. m-15-p.
Miscellaneous
MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looki
best of all after a Golden Glint
Shampoo.—Advertisement.
PREVENT FLU AND GRIPPE
For « tew cents you can ward
ot? Flu and Grippe by promptly
checking your nought and colda
with Foley’s Honey and Tar. Al-
so ’ ‘ '
root
ing Cough, .. . ....
bis. Forty-eight years of satis
faction to users has made Foley’s
Honey and Tar the World’s larg
est selling cough medicine. Con
tains no opiates—ingredients are
printed on the- wrappgr. Refuse
substitutes. Insist upon Foley's.
—Advert’ jicnt
iin roioys ttoney ana tar. ai-
i gives quick /relief from coughs
suiting from Flu, Grippe, .Whop-
g Cough, Asthma and Br6nchi>
V ANTED—Position l>y young man;
. experienced as soda dlspencer, re-,
II .grower, filling station and chauf-
fdur. "R. T. F.,’’ care Banner-1
I .raid. m-16-p. |
ANTED—Used Ford, must be bsr-
cala. In good running order. 210
f uicUettord Bldg. _ ' m-16-p.
WANTED—Help
a^aNTHP—Help. Household fund-
tdrt, pet stock; ady one of a thou-
a nd ‘things You can fill your Wants
p omptly and cheaply »“h •
r-Herald Want Ad. • «•
—
cd rooms, with meals or without
pcsIrAbls location. Convon-
. i nres. -Bent reasonable. These are
s me of the ottering yon pad dally In
I nr.ncr-Horald Want Ada. w-
I dr;RENT AT ONCE ANOTHEP
four room house with bath. Near
I ormal School jSco W. T. Fhwence.'
Phone 17M-W. y m - la ' c
For Rent—Rooms
WE ARE PAYING HIGHEST
PRICE8 FOR OLD
Sorap. Iron,. Brass,. Copper,
Lead, Rubber, Bags, and eld
Issues of Magazines. Where
quantity Justifies oUr Truck will
call for.
Dixie Iron & Metal Co.
415 .Foundry Street
Phone 1151 Athens, Ga.
For Sale
OR HALE—gettings of purs bred
Holtensan Aristocrat Barred Rock
rim,'$1.50 for 16. Phone 11U-#.
m-H-n.
'attention—We can
immediate delivery^of Ford
m. trucks and tralltra. Cash or
,,U c. A. Trussoll Motor Co..
UMi,- Oa. m-21-r.
$ pin
SEABOARD AIR UNB RY.
'orthbound ‘Southbound
orUibound Southbound
S^t a Atlanta-Monrie 1'c'l 4:16 p
2;fl» p Atl.-Blrmlngham-Mem. 2:20 p
iuio p Notfolk-Rleh-N. Y. I.J* P
Atl-AbbevUle l'o’l 7:20 a
Atl.-Blrmlnghora 6:20 a
Norfolk-Wash. 6:20 a
Wllmlngton-N. Y, 6:20 a
GEORGIA RAILROAD
. Depart
1:20 am
.1:16 pm
The Banner-Herald’s
Sunday Want Ad Page
is' ona of the moot interest
ing and certainly most pro
fitable pages of the. paper..
Thousands of people turn their
attention first to the Want Ad'
V
Hie Banner-Herald’s
Sunday Want Ad Page
UNION HARDWARE
COMPANY'8
ROLLER 8KATES
$2.50 Pair
Athens cycle co.
Lumpkin Street
WOOD ASH WOOD
Beit' for .‘'Cooking sad
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.
Can Us and We Will
Supply Your Needs.
HANNA MFG. CO.
Phone 147 Phone 147
m
VULCANIZING
Wo liavo tho most modern Vul
canising equipment me id. We ude
only the best make of materials.
Our priors are reasonable.
OUR WORK GUARANTEED
< Kelly Springfield Tires
E.S. Sporting Goods Co.
Fhona. NS
Washington and Lumpkin
W. L. COXE
Transfer Co.
Long THp» Opr
Cheapeit Track In Town.
500 Thomas Si
Phone 1351 A . _
-‘.V
^CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RY.
ft. O. Bolton. Agent, Phone 15(1
si Central of Georgia Station'
VDepart for Macon 7:20 a. m.
4:46 p. ra. -
-Arrive froiti Macon 11:11 p. m.
6:2* p. m.
-Tor further Information phone
, J. Y. Brute, C. A., 141.
GAINESVILLE MIDLAND
RAILWAY
▲thtn#
1 E KAY
SMILING PAINTBR"
Fine Painting aqd Jnteito-
Decorating
Phone 280, Athens, Ga.
Arrive
A. M.» *6:2* P. M.
A. V.** eei0:10 A. M.<
riolly. »* Dally Eixcept Sunday.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
6. leaves Athena S.-St a. m, ar-
AVHGNI
BUSINESS CQLLEGE
Shorthand and
7 leaves Lula 646 > m, aye
Aij,en, 5:74 p. m.
, s. leaves Lula 10:05 a. m., ar-
gtthcnv 11:40 a. m.
B. Miller. C. A.. Athens, Oa.,
Te^phone 8L
60% of expense* by at-'
, thio school. The grad-
of flie -Athens Business
College always get the best po-
aition. Every Graduate. em
ployed. Write for information
y Box 14S, Athens, Ga.
SAWOUIS
Latest Belt Feeds
Money Maker.
All Kinds MOl
Supplies.
Ha* Semon Dlston Saws.
Teeth. Files, Belting, Pipe, In
jectors, Fittings, Engine and
Bailer Repairs. Bring with your
auto and work don*.quick.
Wire Cable*.
Plenty Room to Park Car.
/ AU0U8TA,nGA.
PS
Complete Line of
D . & M .
BASEBALL GOODS
Mitts 90c to $13.50
S CI ..... 75o to $4.00
Athens Cycle Co.
.. . Lumpkin Street
HOFMEISTER’S
SHOE SHOP
New Shoes from Old Men’s
HaK Soles and Rubber Heels
$1.50. Ladles’ Half 8elet Ind
Rubber Heels $1.25. Children’s
Half 8oles and Rubber Hetls,
priced according to size.
WE DELIVER
Phpne 1186
229 E. Broad 8L, Athens, Ga.
.the Court having ordered that the!^^ '^YddlebZtoT fiylor. Me
'^“A^llTinpq 8 ^^ °"i be b h a d ^« c: outfielders, Hodges, Captain
’m ti,J'n?L7 r «!retgS C nMtriri Clarke ’ * nd Eldridge;
in Interest to appear at said iime 0f conr s C ,orfg cn t has nothing
and place and snow cause, i any to Uo wit h the freshman crew u
they have, why the prayer of the flg t b . t collections of red-capped
bankrupt for discharge onould not •. athletes dailv make the gulng
‘ o!’ C. FULLER. Clerk, j ***** h ? d for : ** *****
In the Dlitrlct "court of the Unit- MAtS^H 24TH. ME
ed States, For the Northern I , - '• v
v / The opening game taken place
L" f ^ner, Bankrupt’; at Benning on the 24th of this
No. 1352, In Bankruptcy. i month and after a Saturday and
hi, es, S-SytiS® »»*■*-*'
si iTucme umu
as itm”?. -wri: ;A I Htllb HlbH
o’clock, A. M., at the United
Staten District Court room in the'
city of ATLANTA, Georgia, notice
is hereby given to ail creditor* and
other persons in interest to ap
pear at said time and place and
ahow cause, if any they have, tthy
the prayer of the bankrupt for dis
charge should not be granted.
O. C. FULLER, Clerk.
In the District Coart of the Unit
ed States, For the Northern
District of Georgia.
In re D. Land, bankrupt
No. 1353. In Bankruptcy.
A petition for ditchargo having
been filed in conformity with law.
by above-named bankrupt, and the
Court having ordered that the
hearing upon said petition be had
on April 7, 1923, at ten o’clock
A. M„ at th« United States nis-
trlct Court Room, In the city of
ATLANTA, Georgia, notice is here
by given to all creditors'and other
persons in interest to appear at
said time and place and " show
cause, if any they have, why th<
prayer of ths bankrupt for dis
charge should not be granted.
O. C. FULLER. Clerk.
noticIT -
This is to notify the
public that I will not be
responsible for any bills
for the Georgia Pressinj
’Club formerly operate
by El M. Smith, from
March 14th / . .
J. W. Cleghom.
. J,
team retums here for one. gam®
Dihlohega on the $8tb,
le opgning^'y for Ssuifprd Field.
-The admission to the game hat
faced at the popular price
grand
aPLeaw
look the Georgia outfit- over and
I>ay the small suni of fo’ bits for
the RriyQeke.
NOT SINCE
DAYS OF 1906
On March ‘29th the Bulldogs
play -the great Unlvinit of
Pennslvania team. Way back in
1906 th6 Bed and Black played
Penn and won the game, 'that
was considered the greatest feat
In the annals of sports at the Uni
versity up to that time and this
is t b e first meeting of the two
teams since that date.
Georgia hopes o repeat
'ARE SOME six hun-
■is from all over Georgia - - - ,
the Normal,School. The.flight as possible .
.THURSDAY, MARCH i« 1923
^W M bU^T d k ^'?
greunds around the bnilding looki
1, and not #t w pieaSIHgl, PRANK w.
to the eye. A lady suggests that | in dairy husba^?’ u-itE"*!!? 1
the trustees have ^hesSTjTounds, I s . ta te College of Agriculture the
and Specially On ^'fTOlfTWaken jth* actual value of creamer-'. IT
.UP »nd planted ‘in flower* and ‘*1 in Georgia wa? b “
shnlbbery. .Then divide the bed* lets in 1921 than i
> repi
this year but the Quakers have
strong team and will give Conch
Whit®** lads aplenty of action.
The Penn game is the first of a
series of inter-sectional games to
be p&ved here this spring. Fol
lowing will come Dartmouth, Yalo.
Michigan in dote succession while
the entire home schedule is the
most elaborate ever arranged for
Athens.
war sens
HUSKIEST PM
I BIG LEAGUES
Coach Brown jn Charge
and a -Large Squad
Greets Him For Early
practice. ^
BY HAL JACKSON
f opea for a championship Red Slants In stature, well over siz het
White agregation on the dla- «nd Better than 200 pounds, neuner
ModiMK it, present V«ry rosy and
HOT SPRINGS, Ark—^ho is
the most poWerful man In the mu-
for leagues?
A glance at Babe Ruth of the
New York Yankee* or Georgo Kelly
of .the Giants would make It seem
the honor belotwed to thelhi
While Ruth End Kelly are noth
dippo.
the sunny
ds some twenty young afplrantg
•d- at work to rabuld opt such a
e that Athens will .be proud of.
AcMM. Work haa bcep.gplng on .for.
■omlrten days with' less-than jWo
Weks before they encounter th*ir
initial opponents.
'The aquad at Present numbers
nbput-, twenty, -eight veterans «pd
i62! erpjkr boa returned .intact with
only two exeeptlobA first-bate and
ot$e of the -quur gordepa I^ie In-
n&'mMm d2fe«
while the mlNVlng outer Karclonurs
are Jackson and Johnson Who oa-
olten
can be clamaed as the most powerful
reU by e«CB ’d»y bian ln the majors.
Americans Is regarded as the mos;
powerful athlete In the big show,
define thelsWf'tlWt b»d*eenY look
it in| baSebeil togs.
Schung is Uie fist word in pliy-' 1
slqiie, beautifully muscled, the pos-
sessor of a world of vitality.
“Re doesn't know his own
strength,'' applies' perfectly
8c hang. •
■ Now York players say, that In
friendly prreetllng matches in the
clubhouse he tosses Kui:i arounc
like a hibber ball.'
King Tut Shows
Them ttow Avows
Harvey J. Reid
Athens Clothier Says
King of Egyptians is
Now' Demenstrating
Value or Advertising
Besides inhering In'another fad
and setting the world goistpln3.
King-Tut. whose tomb was rt-<-tml-
ly discovered. Is showing what ad-,
vertlsing will do, says Ilarvey Reid,
uf Ii J. llcld A Co.
Mr. Reid was struck whp |he
truth of the |« lue o( advertising Ip
little story sent out by, an advertis
ing service foj- clothing firms nnd
kindly turned Jt over to The Uan-
ner-Herald. “It certnlnly Is trip-.
Advertising sells-the goods,” says
Mr. Reid.
Hera l( Is: -
“Threa- thousand years ago- lived
i Egyptian King named Tut-
Ankh-Amen. It sounded like n
Stutter and the Onng at the Luaor
Golf Club caled him Tut.’
“When Tut' reached the Coke’
Biter age and got bis Hair plas
tered back Fttht—lie died. Dying
was ope of the leading Egyptian-
In-Door Sports and TUI's death
vns a Major Event. They slipped
rim Into n Swell Temb In the Val
ey of the Kings.
"Three Uiousond year* later :
R ot Snoopers dug up Tpt'a
snd-all the Junk buried with
The Advertising Men took
of Tut and In' a few weeks
Iven him a Rep which make*
Charlie Chaplin's, “Doug’s” and M.
“Day-By-Day" Coue's look like a
last year's Almanac In comparison.
“Dead for 2,000 years!' Loat! For
gotten! Then. Iking! Advertised—
and a Whole world hollers for
more new* of Tut!
“If advertising • can thus put life
Into a Dead One—what can't It do
foe a Live One? .
"For u Live Business?—For
Your Business?
‘They could have dug up n hun
dred Tula In tho desert and If they
luid kept the good news to them
selves—only a few - Bald-Headed
Historians wpld hare
- “Yeti ran bivs tbs ttsk;mycbfl"‘
dlae in ths world. But If .the .work
doss not got Hep to' it— in i
ness will sleep along peacefully.
“Remember Tut!”
is dwL under th. r Mrs * Julius Talmadge,
of “Doc",the ciub is Chairman Finance Com-
.,vm« n,* mittee of D. A. R. Writes
Letter of Appreciation.
barring
the best
laurels this
vorted alternately In right field
last seasen. With gc
lal these holes arc
that tbeso men
missed.
■•DOC” /BROWN
IN FULL CHARGE
Dr, W. W. Brown. Georgia
southpaw ace In the days gone by.
Is in full charge of all athletics and
baseball Is ,
35FAS
Injuries they
of them look
iking the Infield we find Blsh-
Willhuns, Davis and Nlchol-
min of the last year's team Who
fill all but first base. Mapp, cne
of last year's inoundamen has be,
shifted to the initial .sack and
strutting bis stuff in a pleasing
manner. These lads are being hard
pushed by the hew material and. it
is possible that some sn.-fts will be
Blade. ' ■ '
The outer works lack <i right
fielder, the other gardens being
filled hy veterans. It Is In this
department that competition Is the
hottest and no doubt some shifts
will be made. The new material
hero is most pleasing but most of
tho new lads lack experience. They
are fighting hard, improving ns
they go and will cause some, trou
ble to the vets. ,
On the mound the aggregation
femn to lie well fortified and
rould cause but Uttle worry.
Hackett and .Mapp are both Ip har
ness and the new ,material Is good.
Of this quantity little can be said
ohly tbrit they are working hard ■■■■■SP*S$SS^^SI*I
ptneble 'thaV he wnr cpme ln, (or
a gaaro of the twirling when uotf
on .duty elsewhere. , . I "MRS. JULIUS TAJJUADOE.
Ih I sit 4"ai
into small iota «if ground and Sp-
Wbftlon them among the different
to look 'after. lt would b*
hful out-door work and pleas
ing and congenial. The girls
would make <ot -the echool greunds
one-of the sight* and attractions
of the city.
ATHENS HAS three Pigglly:
Wiggly arid two Rogers stores. Ao
ihfbo establishments are only
found in good business centers
their number in Athens tells of the
trade of our city.
THE MATERIAL for a home
made radio set, with a fifty miles
capacity costs from $11 to $16
*?y anyone with a knowledge of
electricity can install a plant in
his home Several of these home-
ma { , e r *ld° sets, are ,4n, Athens 1
and they work oiceiv. They al-
«b are being instaiigd'in the ampl
er towns. Lexington has several.
ii 8ect ‘ on ou^ht to
join the band and ernbark*m„~
extensively in dairying. ' m>r *
Clarence Rawson is
To Coach Davidson
-*■
It has keen announced ( r m
Davidson .College. N. 0., that ci m
ence Rawson. former All-Soiuhcni
catcher of the University of
gla baseball team, has been nani J
one of tho coaches at Davidson
During the past three years Jt,',,.-.
son has coached nt Thomasvllle
Georgia, ppd at Riverside >ub, a „
Academy.'GalnesvIUe. - y
PBANK RHONE of Win-
?.??** i ervll if’ welcome vi$-
itor to Athens. Hi started life a
young man clerking in this city
and everybody was his friend.
One of the biggest wedding
feast* ever given In Athens was
when Myer Stem married. Near-
ly the whole of Athens was invit-
* n< ’. tables laden with every-
thing nice to eat were kept filled
until the guests departed.
It IS CONCEDED that nod'
verities ot cotton, seed will be
harder to get for planting, and
farmers had bettek lay in a tup-
P’y “ «« as they can find
them. Our farmers are organiz
ing to restore the high standard
of cotton our Piedippnt sections
once boasted but lost this prestige
when tho boll weevil appeared.
pastor U C the JA Fira^ LI JIeUi™is r |
church in Athena and one of the
most beloved minisurs who ever
•efved in our city, ha* been ten-
dered the general secretaryship
of hospitals, a place created by
the last general Methodiste confer
ence for th*-purpose of building
and maintaining hospitals ovei
the South. If Dr. Jarrell accepts
he Will take charge Of the work;
about April lat anil babe head-'
quarters in ^tlanfa.
CABINET AND WOOOWOIJK«R»
South IM Jackson Streets-'^,,
off Broad
Furniture repaired. Swings- or
Screening made to order. AH wurit
guaranteed.
Olve Us A Trill
*AYB ANO SMITH
Wplly Schhng of the New York - 'em states have agreed to file soon !
atericans Is regarded a. the mo., -art. ^0 Igteretate Commerc"
ission a petition asking U>af
tger rates be reduced from
. to 3 cents per mile, the high
tariff charged bye railroads have
encouraged traveling by automo-
DAVI80N-NjcH0L80N'S ‘ dress |
sale Wednesday waa a huge sue-1
cost The arm advertised In
sttaanm&s
price, and on Wednesday 266 of
them were* sold, and the balance
is probably gono by now.
There’s not much dif
ference iii-the cost of
inferior quality base
ball goods and
but there’s a whole lot
of difference In the
amount of service you’ll
get. Spalding's is the
best.. ilLj
Everythihg for the en
tire team. , C
Clayton Street/
The McGregor
. - Company.
Plenty of Money to Lend On Real Estate
Commission: 3% ON AMOUNTS OVF-R J1.000.OO. '-
lO^e on amountt up to *IJ)00.00. .
t HUBERT M. RYLEE * ^
law OFFICES .
406 Holman Bldg. Athens. Ga.
Msrobers ot thq. “Frolics of lets."
Director Jimmie Bishop and Man
ager Ed Gldley sire thanked In tho
ig—letter from Mrs. Julius
ge, finance chninhan ot the
Maknrele of the 'American Revo
lution lit whoee benefit the per
formance waa held thie week- 1
“I desire to express my gratitude
and deep appredatlm. In bohalf of
the Elijah Clarke Chapter. D. A.
R. to—tho following persons who
do cordially contributed to the
reaa of The Frolics of 1922,’ by
their services arid aid:
"To Mr. Ed. Gldley and Mr.
Bishop, wpo go splendidly managed
4»4 directed the production; to
qaoh member of the directing
to The Athens Bunner-
for the publicity nnd ad
■PPV eta so graciously given; tri
each metnbera of the coat and Abo
Orchestra '.whiclf Includes
Who' tfaye .. so freely of
time, and labor to make tho
is* the succesa.it was; to the
" COMING!
BRENAU FOLLIES
PRETTY GIRLS
Dancing — Singing — Instrumental Music
Under Auspices Local Post
AMERICAN LEGION
Colonial Theatre, Friday Night, March 16th
$1.50 Orchestra; $1.00, 75c Balcony
Under Direction of Wilford Watters
Id Gene
ebamplen, over-
recent bperallOL
haridleepped his
Tho showing ol
coast nnd In the'south while
with Jotk Hutchison h' ‘
distinct disappointment
The play of Sarazen has been tar
below the standard expected'or a
champion. Particularly has his work
bn UM xraafii been off color.
On iho other hand, the play of
the veteran JdckHutohlson has fen-
Itured alnioet every match in which
been paired With the ckaw-,
.reteran Hutchison ^for the
71 nn- n
Full
for'hsi big Mabry, Johri Triftief. D. 'Kirklorid.
appenrilrtta U H. Hilton; ChsrUe 'Andereon,
■ • ~ J»k» Taylor. Teany Randall, Jim.
Mlnle Bishop, Mr. Minor Wheaton,
Miss Katherine Prirk, Sir. Mac
Oliver. Mr. "Happy". Harvey, Mr.
VChqbby" Allen. JIls.s Henrietta
Betikse, .Miss Mathilda Upson, Miss
therlne Bredwcll, Miss Hnllle
itrlck, Miss Annie .Torilan.
Eleanor Toby, Bliss Fra
Miss Katherine Ashl
Miss HazM Hodgson. Mis* M:
Dailey. Miss Helen Ashford,
-Mildred Hearing. Mias .Sarah
Miss Elizabeth Hall. Miss J
Talma ge. Miss Marian Ta
Alls* Alary Belle Hancock.
HliHfilVii;
•High Columbia
I Calilomla
Florida '
|/~’f''■I “^>7
North Carolina
Oregon
South Carolina
ALL ABOARD
Winter Excursion Fares and All
iii. . Year Tourist Fares
TO
Georgia
Havana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
NewNTeilro
■ VIA
Railroad-
Atlanta & West Point R. R.
Western Railway of Alabama
Liberal time limit and ;
Texas
Virginia'
West Virginia
rs.’sissrz mm » mi. mm ris'ss™.
of tho ,topr, staged at Miami, Louise Upson. Mis* Dorothy
Hutchison flnlshei.Jn gresr !“>*.. All** Elizabeth 'Arnold
—I' o by equaling the course rec- .Aieisrs. Dave iVIsdom. Buck Bell.
I of.67 held by Mike Brady, Bhrlhy I.ingston, L. B. Mangrove,
m open champion, * [Toby Watson.
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