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• " WANTED—Help ' WANTED—Help. Household furni ture. pet stock, any one of a thou sand things. Tou can till your Wants pMhptly and cheaply with ■ Ban- n^r-Herald Want Ad. If. CASSOPOLIS, Mich, m Mlt 'Hands Cushing Storlc was convict ad her* today of killing bar first husand, Claude Cushing, and lmm* diately sentenced to Ilf* Imprison ment y Judge 4** Volga**. The jury had d*lterat*d sine* yester day afternoon. Mr*. Static received sentence without emotion, her only comment elng an Injustice wss being done. It was charged Mrs. Storlc plac ed poison in medicine administered to Cushing, who died In December. 1911. She. was married to Emory Storlc a month later and arrested under murder chage last July. FlttJlT TREE BALESMEN—Profita ble, pleasant, steady work. Oood s^e line for fanners, , teachers and others. Permanent lob for good work er*. Write for terms. Concord Numer ic* Dept. 3111. Concord, Oa. m-ll-p. Friday afternoon the Bulldog baseball Outfit will "hop off’ from the Central station here for colum- WANTED—BY EMPLOYEE OF U. S. Veteran Bureau with wife and three-year-old child three housekeep ing rooms, preferably furnished with aU jnodem conveniences, downstairs. ItefSrencss exchanged. Write Rooms, cue. Banner-Herald or phone 11T». i m25p Benson's Cakes Like You Make At Home MEN TO GO ON J'" THE TRIP Coach Bill White has made his Oelnnllnn of V. '' 1 lirfW GOOD _ _ CLOTHES Hie Banner-Herald's Scrap. Iron,. Braat,. Coppar, Lead, Rubber, Bags, and old Issues of ' Magazines. Where quantity justifies our Truck Will i call for. Sunday Want Ad Page is on* of the mod Interest ing and certainly most pro fitable pagaa of the paper. Thousands of people tarn their attention first to the Want Ad Pag*. The Banner-Herald’s Sunday Want Ad.Page FbR RENT—APRIL lit SIX room house with two baths, all modern conveniences. Double gar age,. Is at 4*4 East Dougherty SL The: price la *40.00 per month In advance. Wescom Hudgln. Day Phone 17*1, morning or night 11*1. m-ll-o Dixie Iron 8t Metal Co. 41S Foundry 8trest Phon* 1151 Athens, Gu. Style with a foundation FOR RENT—ONE S-ROOM HOUSE land one three-room house, near NofMal School. Phone 14SS-J. mile . “Tna Macnme you will Eventually Buy" UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER W* Hava Just openad a branch office in Athena at BRAD-O’s, IN Colteg* Avenue—1023 Med*l* Now on Display. Also Ser vice Department PHONE 1400 H. C. HACKNEY, Representative ROB.. RENT—FURNISHED APART- . merit. four rooms, jiall and private hath- New screen a, new *aa stove, etc. Phone 145-W. m»o W. L, CO X E Transfer Co. Tastes vary in buying clothes. But every man wants quality and value. You can find the style you like in Kuppen- heimer Good Clothes and buy them with the positive assurance that they represent the highest standards of tailoring and'quality. Cheapest Truck hi Town. 600 Thomas St - Phone 1351 *l PURE AND SPARKLING Y NATURE’S BEST REMEDY ~ No ether water ha* the wonderful taste, the Invigorating feel ing that It leevfs after each glees full—IF* delightful, yte ItV— pine .thorough- up. Fhooa 1*75-1' ml 5a LINTON SPRINGS WATER alb—beautiful building a South Lumpkin Street. Very for auh. CeU *«** aud ask Drink B JM1 K«dr ’Round—But Especially In Spring and 8um< men—PHONE 95 fc" RAILROAD K "SCHEDULES Phone 280, Athena, G*. Linton Springs Water Company SSABOARD AIR LINS WY.^^ Abound Southbound IS a Atlanta-Monrle I’c’l 4:15 p U p Atl.-B1rmln«ham-Mem. 1:1* p 4t P Norfolk-Rteh-N. T, l:t* P IS p Atl-Abbevllle I’c’l 1:M a 4 p AlL-BIrmlnghom S:t* a 1 p Norfolk-Wash. CIS a a p Wllmlngton-N. T. (’A* a ATHENS BUSINESS COLLEGE Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Typewriting Seva 6015 of ezpentas by at- 1 tending this echooL The gred- nates of the Athene Business Ccllege always get the heat po sition. ' Bvery Graduate em ployed. Write for information t6d ^Bds 141, Athens, Ga. B READ has been called the staff of life. It is quite as true to call a savings account a staff of life because it is something toilean on in time of need, and a true support WOOD ASH WOOD Best for Cooking and Heating Purposes Per Truck Load . $2.75 Orders of five loads or more, per load $2£0 This Wood Formerly Sold for $3.25 per load. QaD Us and Wo Will Commercial Wank of oAthens “Ask Our Depositors.’’ “The 'Daylight Comer” :rtI3roadandi|Jacksoft''Str£efg 'VAanUTAS an All xMmS.ua ’eelbihl «U’lo abash* ; bsoifl n'nosnaH Phone-147- PAC.E TWO Advertisements WANT AD BATES 2 Cents a Word IT Minimum Charge af 40 Cent* Insertions. Seven times tor the price of five Insertions. All discontinuances MUST be made In person at The Ben* ner-Hereld Office or by letter. Telephone .dlycontlquaaces are NOT v*l)4r « WANT An PHONE 19 f ERALD WANT T RESULTS 75 FOR SALE—ONE GOOD SECOND- hand Klein A Martin wagon. See Mr. E. C. Wages, Route No. 1. Athene, near Tallaedee PUnt. . »*** FOR SALE—Egge for hatching from A-l Stock. Rhode Island Reds. Car ver Strain. Eggs 11.00 per 15, *10.0* per 100. White Leghorn* College Strain. Eggs *1.50 p*r 15, *1.00 per 100. References Oconee County Bank, Watklnsvllte, Prof. J. H. Wood. Dept. Poyltry Husbaadry. Colte» We In vite you to coma out *nV|ee our nook. C. E. Truesell and E. T. John ston, Watklnevllle, Ga. m-li-c. Lost And Found LOST—Many an article, found by a Hanncr-Hcrald reader and return ed to lu owner. If yoa have loot any thing SOodar try a Banner-Herald Want Ad tomorrow. LOST—BEADED BAG TUESDAY .night between Lucy Cobb and High School, .if found return to Lucy Cobb Inotitute. Reward. mile Wanted WANTED—A good cook, house maid, butler, chauffeur, domoatlo help or maybe lu office assistance, book keepers, stsnoca, telephone girls, chshlurs etc. Whatever it In you may bo euro that thousands of start busi ness and efficient Individuate in Ath- -ps will aee your Want Ad In the Banner-Herald and will tate over the matter with you nest day. It's dons srsry day In Athtns. tf. FOR SALE—A LOT OF SECOND HAND farm Implements, con sisting of cut-away harrow, one arid two horse plows, cotton planter, guano distributor, etc. Criri be aben at 15S West Washington SL Wes com Iludgln. Phone 1711. m-25-c i s I —- ' v .* j — I an- outfielder, Hodges oi SPORT NEWS I the team returns to Athensdor the first game on Sanford field on Wedneeday to be^ followed by the University of Thuredey. Cobb’s Team is Feared By American League This Year' THURSDAY MARCH 29 1923 Ty Cobb. Harry Heilman. Bobby Veach. Johnny Bassler, Rlgnoy, Flugstend, Lou Blue. Pllette. John son. Haney, Dauae, Derrli PratL Archdeacon, Lunte. Fred Merkle, Sammy Barnes and William Tier ney. These names are some of the men who will play In the Detrolt-Ro- Chester baseball game, which opens the season for Athens on March Miscellaneous ATTENTION—8PANISH-AMEBICAN War Veterans ahd all those who served In the Philippine Insurrection ere requested to meet at the City Hall Friday night at 7:10. Important business to your Interest. John Jen nings. Ex-Private. Ind. South Caro lina Volunteers. mltp MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks beet of alt attar s Ooldcn Glint Shampoo.—Advertisement. JUST RECEIVED CAR LOAD choice Pea Green .Alfalfa Hay. W. I. and Geo. M. Abney. mite MEDIUM BROWN HAIR took* beet of *U after ■ Golden Glint Shnmpoa POISONED HUSBAND—LIFB Manager Cobb I* bringing to Athens a team that Is feared by every other aggregation In the American League this year, und many of the sport scribes are pick ing his bunch to race off with the rag at the end of the season. The Tigers have been training In Augusta and this game with Ro chester will be the first tlmo this season that either team has played a scheduled game. There Is no use to try and tell you who Cobb, Hallman. Veach und ome of the other outstanding stars are for there la not a fan In the country who doetn’t already know- all about them. Pilletta was rankod as one of the best pitchers in the American League last year, where ho went straight from the minora and he Is counted upon this season to be Detroit's ace In the hola the Coast who went up last season but due to Injuries and sick ness was able, to pitch Ip only n very few gnmeg. He.,won seven of the number pitched, however, and should he come through in his ex pected form Una season, the Tigers should huve a hurling staff second to none. , Archdeacon has been . given great deal of publicity because he is rated as the best ball player In the minora trim: my Barnes Is welt known by the ball fens of Athens as he has played here several times, with Donahue’s Auburn Tigers, when he went to Auburn. UnrnA was cap tain of tho Tigers In 1910 and Ath ens will be glud to see him in fast company. , William Tierney is a young man Just out cf college nr.d ready for a major league career. Tierney Is a LaFnyette man, having taken part in all forms of nthletics and was ranked as the best hurler In col legiate ball. Fred Morris was captain .of the University of North Carolina for two years and a star football player. He has a lot of friends hero who will turn out In full force for. him. The gamo will be played on Son- ford Field, starting at three o’clock promptly with nn admission of one Johnson Is a young pitcher from dollar being charged. GEORGIA BULLDOGS OFF FOR INITIAL GAMES OF SEASON Leave Friday Afternoon For Couple of Games Against Camp Benning Soldiers; Return For Opening Here Wednesday. bus Georgia, where Ft. Beqnlng, the largest officers training school in the world Is located. The ob ject of the trip Is to Invade- the baseball diamonds In those parte arid try out the defense and of' fense of two baseball clubs. In other words Georgia opens her diamond schedule In the ‘‘Elec trie City” Saturday afternoon about ,'hree bells and the Soldiers afford the opposition. Who’s Who oh Pena. Squad -U FORRENT One five-room downstairs apartment, private bath and nil «gv*^Mio«, ■■■ possession E G. FAMBROUGH Phone 516 TAXI SERVICE Day and Night GEORGIAN BAGGAGE Phone TRANSFER CO. Phone Office Georgian Hotel gg ■Many celerated college iters of the east are coming here with tbo University ofPennsylvania baseball team on Maith'tta. the first big •ante in Atheaa. Every-day tb* Banner-Herald 1* carrying a short sketch of some player. Today’s Is about Jack William v The strikeout king of Interseho- Isstic ranks wan the title bended to Jack Williams, a pitching candi date for the university of Penn sylvania nine, during his prep school days. Weighing clo** to *90 pounds, and constructed proportionately, Williams Is the biggest end heavi est man trying for tbo Red ahd Blue vanity. He stands * feet 1 Inch In height His bjjndtng speed Is bis beet asset, along with a stow curve and n tantalizing drop. Williams started his baseball career while attending Splsupel Academy. Ha entertained the Wharton School of'the University in the (all of 19*1 and in the spring reported as a candidate for the freshman baseball teem. He lived up to all the advance notice* oon- ROAD TAXES DUE NOW Road Taxes must be paid on or before April 1st at the office of the Commissioners in the Court House. Pay your taxes now, and avoid unnecessary ALL ABOARD Winter Excursion Fares and AD ^ Year Tourist Fares TATE WRIGHT, ' Clerk. earning hla burUas ability and writ given n place op the pitching siotf as ■ regular. This year he wks among tb* grit to report for the vanity end, ac cording to Dr. Walter Cerise, look* like s vanity regular this year. AR STYLE Nerth Cask* SAW MILLS Belt Feeds Money. Maker. All Kindi Mill Supplies. Ho* Simon Dliton Saws. Teeth, Fites, Bfltirig, Pipe, In jectors, ’ Fittings, Engine and Boiler Repair*. Bring with your auto end work done quick. Wire Cable*. Plenty Room to Park Car. Lombard Iron Works AUGUSTA, GA. Texae. ) Virgin West Georgia Railroad i Atlanta & West Point R.R. Western Railway of Alabama Liberal time limit and stop-over pifHfeget For further information applv tq J. P. BILLUPS, G. P. A*V# 714 Healey Building, Atlanta, ■Vitmo. 5 J/i‘1. An Investment in Qood Appearance LEE MORRIS mu \