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THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS. GE01
'alter Hagen >
Is Jinx For
Barnes
et soaps | a 19 ,,
*“ l* 2 ! Mil 95
increase of 375
consumption of
Must Be Having Our Last
reject any or all bid*.
M. a. NICHOLSON.
Chairman. Committee on Supplies.
Weather Up At Pennsylvania U.
FOK RENT—TWO ROOMS. FUR
NISHED or unfurnished. Couple
without children preferred. 181 Grady
avenue. Call 1210. m2Sc
WOma ° u,!ed ^nts v
or^perfume and coimetics last
2 Cents a Word
Minimum Chars, of 40 Cent*
Insertion*. Seven times for the
Price of fir. Insertions.
All discontinuances MUST be
mads In person at Tho Ban.
n.r- Herald Office or by letter.
T.lephone discontinuances are
NOT valid.
7C WANT AD 7J-
•3 PHONE > 10
■anncr-hcrald want
AM OCT RESULTS
certain dob that is m*. jinx. Like,
wise, erery star batsman has
.pome pitcher who is hard for Mm
to hit. Often the pitcher to pux-
sl«I some star batter is just an
ordinary twirlcr.
The jiax idea sterns to hoM
good in every branch of sport
PREVENT FLU AND GRIPPE
For a few rents you can ward
otf Fin and Grippe by promptly
checking your soughs, nnd colds
with Foley’s Honey and Tar. Al
so gives quick relief from coughs
resulting from Flu, Grippe, Whop-
ing Cough, Asthma and Bronchi
tis. 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—ingredient* are
printed on „ tho wrapper. Refuse
substitutes. Ins&t upon Foley's.
—Advert \t42nent
PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania.—
"The weather man Is playing us
cruel." Thus upene nr. Walter Cn-
ri**, coach of the I'nlverstty of
Pennsylvania basehall team. most, of
the days fast week while discussing
bin team and ttn prospect*:
"Very shortly npw we tatek up and
leave f..r the south." cald the coach: |
"and we haven't had many days'
real practice. nu;n, snow, the poor
.condition of the field and almost
Shine and. n little warmth,, we ran
get fn'sufffclcnt practice wt -start for
the Southland with something like a
regular combination."
Dr. Carlas van asked when he In
tended doing with Billy Maher, last
year’s captain, who waa declared
eligible! to play during the coming
| season. Maher haa had two year*, of
varsity competition at *• Penn. Ho
never played freshman half at the
.University, but 'did at Notre Dame..
Malicr entered the Law School last
fall, and it was thought that being
In a graduate school he would be In
eligible for further varsity work. The
committee decided, however, that In
asmuch as'Maher had not played
three years of varsity nan ha was
eligible again this year.
■ "I don’t know just what I will do
with Maher," said Dr. CariSS. "I
think that I ahall use him In th*
outfield, at least at tho start of th*
season. Ho Is an excellent hitter,
ran cover lota of ground and Is a fly
chaser of no mean ability. 1 can get
tho greatest good out of my mater
ial by putting him In tho outfelld."
For Sale
FOR SALE—PRESERVES. PICKLES.
Surest Potatoes and Fresh Country
Eggs. Call 75, Banner-Herald Of
fice. . ;/ tf.
FOR SALE—1 MARE. 1 MULE. 1
two-horse white Hickory wagon and
1 rubber • tire buggy. J. G. Johnson,
725 Pulaski St. * m**-p
Lost And Found
LOST—Many aa article, found by a
Banner-Herald roador and return
ed to IU owner. If you have loat any
thing today try a Banner-Herald
.Want Ad tomorrow. tf.
FOR SALE—BELGIAN AND FANCY
Rabbits, one dollar per pair. 197
Boulevard Height*’, phono JJ9-W.
i m29p
ROAD TAXES NOW
DUE
Road Taxes mast be
paid on or before April
1st at the office of the
Commissioners in the
Court House.
Pay your taxes now,
and.avoid unnecessary
expense.
TATE WRIGHT,
Cleric.
_ IN FOREIGN LANDS
TINTED TRAVELS
Sketches by L. W. Rcdner. Verses by Hal Cochran
Color tCie picture with paint pr crayons
; Wanted
.WANTED—A good cook, honso maid,
butler, chauffeur, domeatlo help,
or maybe lta office assistance, book
keepers. stanogA - telephone girls;
cashiers eta Whatever It la, you may
be sure tbit thousands of alert busi
ness and efficient Individuals In Ath
ens will hie your Want Ad In the
Bonner-Hefald and will talk over the
matter win yon nest day. If# done
•very day Jn Athena tf.
FDR SALE—SWEET MILK—ALSO
buttermilk. , Regular customers
Phone 652-W. G. O. Arm-
wanted.
strong.
FOR SALE—FIVE BOSTON BULL
Terrier puppies, beautifully marked.
Tedlgreed stock. Phone 354-J. mX7p
Georgia Plays Here Wednesday
v In Season’s Initial Appearance
FOR SALE—SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
Modern. Urge lot, good location.
Priced to sell. Terms very llberaL
Address "House." care Banner-Her
ald. «»*7P
WANTE DEPOSITION AS SALES
LADY Its dry goods store. Have
FOR SALE—ONE OAS GENERAT
ING Outfit, suitable for use In coal
or wood stove. Makes Its own gas.
Is economical and easy to handle, ef
ficient and clean. Address P. O. Box
846, City. n>30p
of last year, leaned against the
horsuhide in old time fashion
While Thomason, who has been
shifted to first base, still baa his
eye on the ball. Watson slam
med ’em out in the first game as
did Midiebrooks and Ramsey, two
new members of the outfit
Thursday the University of
Pennsylvania opens her season here
ih one of the big inter-eectional
S uncs of the year. Thia will be
e first appearance of a. Penn
team in the South since the memor-
iable game of 1897 and great in-1
terest is centering around it
1 NEW YORK—Harry, Wliih is
in mourning. The negro fighter
lost someone, very near and dear
to him recently, a youhg person
named Lotta Dough.
Harry had a chance to fight
George Godfrey, another negro
the North Georgia Aggies from
Dahlonega.
The Mountaineers are said to
have a splendid team this year and
WANTED—POSITION AS OFFICE
aislstank by lady , of refinement.
Can do geheral office work Including
atsnograpMr. Doctor’s offlee pre-
- ferred. Moderate aalary to begin
with, Increased according to capabil
ity. Beet* of references furnished.
Can begin’duties April loth. Address
Capable, taro Athens Banner.
Scrap. Iron,- Bran,. Copper,
Lead, Rubber, Bags, and old
Inuea of Magazines. Where
quantity Justifies our Truck will
cell for.
may make Georgia extend her
self to win.
A large crowd Is expected out
for the opening battle. Populni
price tickets will be sold for' all
sections of the grandstand for
fifty cents and with the students
away the townspeople arc counted
upon to turn ou and .give both
teams the welcome of the season’r
first game.
The game will get under way at
3:30.
Mrs. Lowe Awarded
$28,125 From Wighl
And Taxi Company
Dixie Iron & Metal Co.
415 Foundry 8tre«t
Phone 1151 Athena, Ga.
■WANTEDi-POSITION BY EXPERI
ENCED • lady eteno-bookkeeper.
I’honc 6996W or Addreaa •’Position,"
care Bamjsr-Herald. m!6p
_ around it
Georgia closes the week in Macon
with two games against Yale Fri
day and Saturday.
ATLANTA. Ga—Mrs. Waltci
Lowe waa awarded a verdict foi
128,125 for the death of her hus
band by a jury here Thursday
•rWANTEDt-POSITION BY STUDENT
during vacation.|
kins, phono 91S-J.
E KAY
THB SMILING PAINTER"
Fin* Painting and Iatarlo*
Decorating
Phone 280, Athens, Ga.
ns, Expert
naw- oanu oy n jury ....n-u...
mt6p Lowe was Killed in an automobile
accident litre in April of 1P2I
I OF when a car ‘.h it AVairi WV.it, foi-
a and mer president of the Atlanta heal-
Metat ty Board, collided with a Yellow
1161. Taxi, pinning Mr -.Lowe between
r- the two and causing his death.
a!3c Lowe was a prominent mttynta
attorney. His widow was suing
for $75,000.
fund I A notice of appeal has been
thou<-l given by the defendants, Wight
ivantsl and the Yellow Cab company.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fl.n—The Bos
ton Braves have the beat collection
of Infield recrulta of any of the ma
jor league clubs thus far seen In ac
tion by Billy Evans, special eporta
writer for tile banner Herald.
Whllo It is imssible that none of
the rookie Inflolder* will break Into
tho opening game lineup, still there
1* a chance that Manager Mlchtell
\ere on seross lie sea.
J Where lols of well find.
Our stop is pulling, outward, les
Qld NeicTjorlcMind-—*
Harry A. Schnuff. having heard
of the Wharton School out In Ne
vada, decided to come to Phlladel- j
phla nnd the University of Penn- |
ANN ARBOR. Mich.—About M
candidate! for the University of
Michigan baseball team arc working
Waterman
ATHENS
BUSINESS COLLEGE
.Bookkeeping, Shorthand and
Typewriting
Save 60% of expenses by at
tending this school. The grad
uates of the Athens Business
Cc liege alwaye get the beet po
sition. Every Graduate em
ployed. Write for information
today.
out every afternoon
gymnaalum and are rapidly getting
lushape foe. .(ho. annual Southern
trip, whleh starts tM*;-yeqr on April
6. Coach Ray Fleher Id putting Ills
men through bating practice Inside
the net In the gym. but he Is forced
to wait until the squad cad get out
side before any fielding practice can
he had.
The main problem la the developing
of a pitching staff. There are 'about,;
to battery candidates among the
wylvarila when he graduated from
the Qmpd Island of, Nevada. This
The Boston Infield of" Iket* year
i consisted of Boockel-at third. Kopt'at
Instead of reporting for the frosh- I short. Fbrd at second and Holkc St
man football team. Behauff decided ,lrM -
to become acquainted with the In
tricacies of the courses lit the fa
mous school of finance!) In ,thu
spring the lure of the diamond
proved too strong, for Sehauff, and
IfANTED-UAN TO WORK AFT-
E It NOONS and .Saturday* In shoe
epartmont Write P. O. Box 986.
Confederate Renuion
New Orleans, La.
April 10-13, 1923
SEABOARD announces spocial
rates. Selling April 7, 8. 9, 10,
limited April 30th. Stopovers aL
lowed. For rates, Pullman reserva
tions, etc., see nearest SEABOARD
Ticket Agent or write—
FRED GEISSLER,
Asst Don. Pass'r. Agent S. A. L.
By., Atlanta, Georgia
PURE AND SPARKLING wZ
NATURE’S BEST REMEDY.
a ff,
LINTON SPRINGS WATER
Drink It All Year ’Round—But Especially lit Spring and Sum
mer—PHONE 95 ~
„ • ' * v „ •** ?tli io ;
Linton Springs Water Company & i
Office Broad Street ‘ r '
rANTEDuiA GOOD EXPERIENCED
colored [Woman cook. Address P.
. Box lti Bishop. 0a. mUp
though before the signing of th*
former American League star. Fred
Henry had shown enough to make
It appear as if he would be ahlo to
fill In .moot acceptably.
Ford at neron,*. 1* a certainty. He
From the start Sehauff made a la a mighty flno ball player. None
hit with his finished, fielding and of the recruit* luu a chance to get
excellent stlckwork. Because of Ms anywhere a* far aa second base Is
slse and experience at the position concerned.
he was assigned to cover the Initial At Shortstop the veteran Larry
sack. Acocrdlng to Dr. Yates, Kopf will have Arthur “Jocko" Con-
Schauff mode good from tho start. Ion. former Harvard captain, mi hi*
playing a finished gam* at flrat rival. Conlon Is fart and can field,
base and hitting the old horgehldo There la ao doubt about that. If lie
- - - experl- can hit. the collegian la sure to make
Kopf hustle. Padgett, secured from
varsity tl,# Southern League, can play either
--- short or second and looks very prom- |
» mSrl- 1
”, Tuny Boeckel at third la-a mighty
rhi mj fine ball player whan tho veteran Is
rniawrt r, * ht ’ A, *< •V* War *>• *»■ bothered
Tie hie W,M| * bad toe that greatly handl-
lUtv he c * pp ”’ w * P 1 *!'. In the veijr flrat
„ £ n ,„ u exhibition game this year he again
p south hurt t|)# wcak toe .
Should Injuries force Boeckol out
In old, °f **>• game at any time, he will
on. six have a moat capable understudy In
throw* Smith.' who played great hall for
I either New Orleans this year.
As a matter of fact. Manager
. Mitchell could throw a recruit is-
Thure- field Ipte the game that would come
j 1 HI ' "■
For Rent—Rooms
FOR RENT—Furnished or unfurnish
ed rooms, with msals or without
parlance. Coach Fisher, who 1* a
former National and American lea
gue pitcher, Is breaking In several
Inexperienced men for battery Jchs,
and , tho success of the season de
pends largely on the ability of these
board. Desirable location. Convsn
lencea Rent reasonable. These are
some of thp offering you find dally in
Banner-Herald Want Ads. tf.
The southern schedule thl* year Is
probably tho hardest that any Wol
verine team haa attempted In the last
few years, and If the weather does
not break ao that the Michigan
squad 'can get a few outside work
outs, they will be seriously handi
capped In playing these games.
The southern trip consists of game*
with Kentucky University, Vander
bilt, Alabama Polytechnic, University
of Georgia and Cincinnati, and all of
these teams are rated as among the
boat In the south. Tho team will re
turn to Ann .Arbor on April 16 and
will play two games st hpme before
the conference schedule starts with
Latest Belt Feeds
Money Maker.
All Kinds Mill
Supplies.
Ho* Simon Dlstbn Saws.
Teeth, met, Baiting, Pipe, In
jector*. Fittings, Engine and
Boiler Regain. Bring with your
anto and work done quick.
Wire Cables.
Plenty Room tej Park Car.
Lombard Iron Works
AUQU8TA, GA.
FOR RENT
On# five-room downstairs
apartment private bath and .all
eonvenJence. Possession
March let
E. G. FAMBROUGH
Phone 516
FOR KEN*—FIVE ROOM HOUSE
with modern conveniences. Price
.Lt. fi.11 1IM.1 and ask for
RENT—NINE ROOM HOUSE.
. • a —si MAilavn mnYMl.
RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED
RED « BLACK PRE88INQ
CLUB
Pressing, Cleaning and
Altering
All Wprk Guaranteed
Phone 1317
Comer Lumpkin and Broad
COL Internet on monthly Cof
O/O repayment plan 0 /0
HUBERT M. RYLEE
„„ L\W OFFICES
453 Holman Bldg, Atheni
HATS OF RIBBON
Ribbon is the preferred trimming
at present. Srequentluy it makes
entire hats. Slowere ore used
massed or in nosegays. Occasion-
RAILROAD
SCHEDULES
Penn, plays In Athene on Thurs
day, March 29th, this being the
flrat gume between the two colleges
since 1906 when Georgia won. This
Is the first of a eerie* of big inter
sections! games to' be played here
ttits spring. •
ally a single large flower is posed
with ristincton at the hack of a
hat
WOOD ASH WOOD
Best for Cooking and
Heating Purposes
Per Truck Load . $2.75
Orders of five loads
or more.jjer load $2.50
This Wood Formerly
Sold for $3.25 per load.
CaU Us and We Will
Supply Your Needs.
HANNA MFG. CO.
Phone 147 Phone 147
Benson's Cakes
Like 'You Make
At Home
PLAY IN ATHENS MONDAY AFTERNOON
' ALL ABOARD |§
Winter Excursion Fares and* All
)D-<2>tfOiVE-0(
Taxi Service
Day and Night
North Carolina
Oregoa
South Carolina !-
Tennessee C-fo
Texas oA,
Virginia .*-»>
West Virginia
Gmrgia
Harm*
Kentucky
•tU'. • Mississippi
;^’j'New Mexico
^VIA
Georgia Railroad
Atlanta & West Point R. R.
Western Railway of Alabama
Liberal time limit«nd stop-over privileges.
For further information apply to £..\
J. P. BILLUPS, G. P. A. f
714 Healey Building, Atlanta, Ga. y . j
HERE ARE THREE'OP MANAGER COBB’S TWINKLING YOUNG STERa THEY ABE. LEFT TO
BIGHT: KENNETH HOLLOWAY, PITCHEB; JOHNNY KEllIt, U TILIT.Y INFIELDER. AND CUFF
BRADY. ALSO A UT1UTY INFIELDER. a
The Detroit "Tlgera-. and the l Field. Qtonday afternoon. Some of I Heilman, Archdeacon and othe
Thomas St
xai ba