The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, March 29, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, OEORCIJC THURSDAY , :i. I'/ - , ► (IV- BLACK PRIMING . CLUB - Presslwg, Clsantafl and Altering All Work Guarantor Phone 1tl7 t IN FOREIGN LAN] LANDS f\ TOTTED TRAVELS Sketches by L. W. Redner. Verses by Hal (&h, Color thd picture with paint or crayon? Wolverines Certain to In Western Conference Georgia Team Leaves Fri day Morning For the Central City to Meet the Northern Bulldogs. ■ Georgia. leave* Friday morning for' Sfftfor),ivhere the Yale (ML* tho latte. have done to date. . has at least nine athletes who. should In ink |. :ln:s (to (the Ann lirbbp ANN ARBOR, Mich.—with the Western Conference title practically decided the University of Michigan' Is non* turning Us uttentloa to Coach Steve Farrell's 1021 team.' Kkrrell has at his command c most prpmlalng squad of athlete/. Minimum Chars* of 40 Cent* Insertions. Seven time* ter the 'price of five Insertions . All discontinuances . MUST be ' made In person at .The Baa* ner-Herald Office or by letter. Telephone discontinuances are ;'NOT valid. WANT AD 7J5 19 . PHONE ' 19 □ANNER-HERALD WANT ADS OBT RESULTS Benson’s Cakes Like Yon Make At-Home school no' matter Whitt the ckiee of the competition ' may be. Chief unions these, pf course, te DeHart Hubbiird. sensational colored star,' whd bids fair to equal. If riot sur- piriits' the nil-rnund performsrM-dk and unless the udvunre' dope - IV all' ' wrong . the Wolverines ure.'cfertaln lous,Of hl» predecessor, Carl Jcfinpon. of cuttlns gulte a ntvatli.br Hiibhard won ' both th/ hurdle will meet the University of Mary land Monday, April 2nd. . Going to Macon for. the game JW be the following player*: Clarke, Watson, Eldridqe,Thoma son Ramsey, Allen, Middlcbrooks S owers; Sale, Pantone. Chambers i [unday, McRae, Taylor,. Rp/srir, Keren tly. Michigan beat the Unl-lra^e** ht Chicago, breaking one rec- versify cf Chicago trucxsterH, 6!) lord and tying the other. He la aloe to SO, the Maroons copping but onte^tf ciever' high Jumper, and a won- flrnt place outside of the relay raoe. derful broad Juniper, being capuble That was In the mile run Where ‘of*doing over 24 feet In' the latter (Michigan men came In netand und |event. Obviously, great things are ie Weather convenience. ,PossosslOi March 1st E. G. FAMBROUGH Phone 516 third. In All of the other eight events' expected of him. the Wolverines showed the way. In , — a weed. It was a most auspicious The Wolverine start. Athens on April Coach Farrell, judging from what baseball. kjftGlA: Clear with probab- rider wave over Northwestern idlf'doudy and probable rains .rise in temperature in aouth- Quakers Meet Georgians Here Thursday In Season’s First Big Inter-Sectional Game Arrive in City Early Thursday and Hold Morning Practice; Sale Huntzinger Pitch. . The University of Pennsylvania baseball team arrived in Athens Thursday morning at 5:30 and Im- madiately went to the Georgian hotel where they rested a fow hours before breakfasting And then had a stiff workout oh San ford Field before the game in the afternoon. The ‘■'Quakers”, twenty players strong, a manager and coach, ate making their firat trip to Georgia after a lapse of twenty yeata. It SI* 084 And Found LUBT—Many an article, found by a Herald reader and retum- .ifcWiW R*If you have lost any- >ru: tutor' today try a Banner-Herald tomorrow. tf. WvuSar ■" • ■ ■ SnfHB»|*gD OR STOLEN — BLACK. 'Sfcf.'ClwMter'tnn and tlrke<l female letter .1--taundoy. March 25th. Finder call STI. m29c ATHENS BUSINESS COLLEGE Chancellor in Chapel Talk foe a morning practice and was on the field again the afternoon at an early hour for additional practice before the game. Twenty players, one managei and the coach are on the trip. They are as follows: Coach 1 Caries Manager Flather, Huntzinger, Ya- dusky, Roth. Roher, Stout, Wil liams, pitchers, Mayer, catcher, Al len, second base, Sullivan, third Praises This Year’s Be ginners. It May Be a Sava 60 %,ct expenses by at- 1 tending this school. The grad uates of tba Athens Bnsiness Cdlag# always get the beet po sition. Every Graduate em ployed. Write for.information B3 Box 143, Athens, Ga. ‘ vou down in a liner "where i Tev tourists ewer go— Are monster engines vhiehean ma^e The ship Past or slow—• ,aXMn):' S*roucl K Gpodmun, 416 Broad Very grave, very serious, with a r-nfldentlsl air as If he were tslk- Ins to them in his private study Unde Dave leaned over the - chancel on a mornlns not Ions- aso and talked to^-lrfs Freshmen. Up above him ranged In a semi-circle were the Sophomores. IJ sue sr >—A - good oook, boos* maid, chauffeur, domestla help. I Its office assistance, book- etenogs, telephone girls. "Th* Machine You Will Evantiially Buy” UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER Wa have just opened a'branch offlea In Athena at BRAD-O’i, 199 Collage Avenue—1923 Model* Now on Display. Alls Ser vice Department HONE 1400 H. C. HAOKNEY, Representative !*riv etc. Whktever It Is, you may ife-4 that thousands at alert busf- ►Ailtf'efflcleAt' Individuals In A,tb- Win., iee your Want Ad In the flor-Iteroia and will tohr over the t&lvMi you' next day. It’s done #“dky In Athens. tf. E KAY "THE SMILING PAINTER” Pin* Painting iuid Interlo* Decorating Phone 280, Athens, Ga. optimistic over the Tuesday when Georgia defeated th* Penn team in Atlanta by the ■core of 4 to 0 and accomplished a feat that eetabliahed the Uni- SALE THE veikity a* a leader in Southern PITCHER, athletics. Upon his arrival here Coach U The lineups for the teams for Carte* stated that he hoped this tho game were announced by the tHp would prove so benefical that . coac fr e3 ' a , follows: telr e ° He Ttat'eri'lurthertTst “he I Georgia:. Clarke, cf., Watson erauld pu‘t ta^biLT^k^tfcfe Eldri^e if Homaeon. lb. 'South, having morning practice. y V rf ”p^!f" s-li* 2^'' whenever possible. brook.,. 3b., Power., c., Sale. p. MORNING ! Penneylvania: Miller. rf, West PRACTICE. ^ t ligate, If., Goldblatt, cf, Schu/f. l. * ~ “ • ' - - — 11 as.. Sullivan, 3b, McMul Allen. 2b., Huntzinger, p 'sLQftjS&MUp-POSITION AS SALES LADY 'in dry goods store. Have dij' years business experience, congenial disposition. Knows meet the public. Very best WteoiPtWeMire furnished. Address Wlll- l 'flrife-V.Vrkcr. car* Athens Bannor. son and another thl* Is said to be vary fine showing. SOPHOMORKS GOOD , TO FRB8HMBN WAITED—POSITION AS OFFICE by ' lady of refinement. •Can dn tenoral office wojji Including tnaegfiphy. -Doctor’s Office pre- KSrfa.' - Moderate salary to begin .with. Increased according, to capabil ity. Beet of references furnished. Can .hrfibi duties April 10th. Address 'Chiiabfc, cere Athens Banner. Serap. Iron,. Brass,. Copper, I Lead, Rubber, Baps, and eld ( Issues of Magazines. Where quantity justifies eur Truck will call for. , ; 5 Cl liitereet fin monthly CfW /O repayment plen «iO HUBERT M. RYLEE LAW OFFICES 405 Holman Bldg. Athens one reason the freshman had made such a good showing this year way that the sophomoted hod been so much better to them.- No coses of se vere, hosing were reported. Dr. Borrow went on to ssy that this, freshman class ought to make the team went to Sanford Field i len, cf. Dixie Iron & Metal Co. L 415 Foundry Street Phone 1151 Athens, Ga- t ofjijony but they should know tha' W a Catcher, Eberiiart ’ can’t bt beat behind the bat for h boy ol bis age and size. And, as 9, first baseman, the Tigera havi the best. Many who see hlro-play.mslK^’whc is the kid otrfiret" and the ana- wdr is Grimes. For second- base Elliott or Esco will hold it leather* te looking ine for abort step- -being an expert on hot one? 5- r And 'as for the “hot - corner’ S mchepmb will. be called on to d down that end of the line. ’ ' fhe outfield te also looking good tbte year with Hudson at right Jackson at center and Yearwood at gaWAJUBlD—ANY QUANTITIES OF a better showlriu for the year than tho, last. Jhat they had every chance. He made some Interesting comparisons and ZhhtSCd that he had ron. fags, metals, books and is Stock. Dlxls Iron A Metal . FowLy-at*- £hea*-:uiL Henson-Fullbrlght Bldg. elmHedhlhd Z8pordo*ry corefuny. ’■riter* Ik .'no ficiise for a mi LTfWFV^ uyr\ l\n j TAXI SERVICE ! • Day and Night GEORGIAN BAGGAGE Phone TRANSFER CO. Phone fifi ; Office Georgian Hotel fifi ’"Ther* Ik 'no exco«o for -a man making high marks In- every subject and low ones In one or two. The supject you ore weak In Is ths one you ought to spend more time on.” Little llo autdents realise the time and care spent on the records of their work by the.uhanretlor. Each , Individual cnee has received his personal .surveillance. He has stud ied them .carefully and feels a very - deep end -personal Interest in each bne. He went on to soy that the present sophomore class was especially dear to him. ’’I don’t know why. I can’t -explain It, bat It Is so.” 1 anted—BT COUPLE “WITH LIT-| TLE girl r years old. three unfur- i ,hed rooms for light housekeeping, c we In. Address “J. X- B-.” *••* I inncr-Hemld." „ ' ”>**P ROAD Ti Coach Patrick’s Teani Expects'to Give Some" body a Run For Diamond Laurels. 1 After getting a winning teem in footbal) >nd basket ball, the Childs street Tigers or* looking good for tb* same in Baseball. ~ Coach Patrick has given the Ti ger* a good work out every day this week and bs now baa hit eyt on-his 1923 team.t Tb* pitching staff Hooka fine this aeason if Esco can get f hte arm in good shape. Efeco, when hie arm te in good shape U one of the but pitchers for hb site n the grammar school league, and the Tigers are count ing on him and Elliott to do the delivering this year. “Who te go ing to receive?” te the question Road Taxes must be paid on or before April 1st at the office of the Commissioners in tUe Court House. Pay your taxes now, and avoid unnecessary ►—By widow. 1* year* old, .....or her ywo fatherless cMId- flrj 4 month/ p|d. bay .9 and a • Lv.l s ,L kaslitiv -attruie WAS' irt old. both healthy, attrmc- ftren. Mother nnbole to uup- pm; 14 willing thst_they be ,'and reared In a good home. 8J0-J. *-«-«• JUST A MATTER OF WIDTH (From the Minneapolis Tribune) The portly Irishman waddled Into the shop. .’’What can I - do for you. sir?" aaked the salesman. “Ol want a motor car,” sold the Irishman. "A first-class ottymoblle.” , ’ Who is It forr I .’ “Sure, ye’ro Inquisitive, but If ye must know, tls for ms wolfs. * "Long body, slrT" ■'Listen to the man!” exclaimed Pat, 'Tgmg "body? Begorra, noi She’s built llks a barrel, same as me. But phwafs that got to do wr.it,?’’ and kitchenette hie room —— for light housekaeplng. It, write p. O. B6x No. Ok m-*l-p. EAGER TO RI8K IT. (From”the Detroit News) Dolly Dimples (coquettlshly)— Did you read Dr. Bluehorn this morning, when he stated that kiss ing Is absolutely -dangerous to health? Dapper Dan (recklessly)—Well, ANTEtf—Help ALL ABOARD Excursion Fares and All Year Tourist pE^res ,. HOFMEISTER’S SHOE SHOP Winter For Rent—Rooms North Carolina fOregon I Tv Sruth Carolina Tennessee , . Texas *.livl Virginia ja Georgia Havana Kentucky Louisians Mississippi New Mexico EVERETT TRUE By Condo 'Arizona Arkansas British Columbia California Florida Washington THl.» * CO HAT'S-. THIS H*vu '• H4W? eystf See VoUR Mf5THiS-C5-lM- <_A-ou VISITIN«. AT Yoo(e. HOU^B RAILROAD SCHEDULES Georgia Railroad Atlanta & West Point R. R. Western Railway of Alabama Liberal time limit and stop-over privileges. . For further information apply to - :. I J. P. BILLUPS, G.*. A.; 714 Healey Building, Atlanta, Ga. W. L COXE . Transfer Co. hbound Southbound hbound * Southbound *• it ■ Atlantn-Monrts I’c’l *:« P 0 p Atl.-Blrmlngbam-Mem. MO p 0 p Noefolk-Rleh-N.. T. ’ 1:2* P 15 p All-Abbeville IVI 1:20 a I p. All.-Birmingham i:t* * 1’ ’p Norfolk-Wash. 1-2* a Ijp - Wllmlngton-N. T. Id) a - U * - I OEOROIA RAILROAD m .‘I. , Deiart i. pm •:*• am r,pa - ' 2:25 pm Easter oOO Thomas St Phoni 1351 By., Atlanta, Georgia Send your,.friends and loved ones Easter cards —We have a nice 'as sortment for children and &rowr^-ups, too. ^ j 'I^ite Assortment of .tally cards—place cards,.nut cups and favors. Get yours today. WOOD ASH WOOD Best for Cooking and Heating Purpose* Per Truck Load . $2.75 Orders of five loads or more, per load $2.50 Thi* Wood Formerly Sold for $3.25 per load; Call U» and ’ Wc Will Supply Your Needs. PURE AND SPARKLING NATURE’S BEST REMEDY OAINESVILLB'. MIDLAND RAILWAY Latest Belt Feeds Money Maker. All Kinds Mill Supplies. HO* -Blmon Dtetori Saws. Teetb, tile*, Belting, Kps. In jector*,- Fittings, Engine and Boiler Repairs. Bring with jrour auto nml work done quick. Wire Cables. ' !, Plenty Room to Park Car. Lombard Iron Works [V’l ’AUGUSTA, GA. No otAer water tun the wonderful taste, tho Invigorating feel ing that It leave* after each glass full—It's delightful, yea If*— LINTON SPRINGS WATER ► UTHERN RAILWAY Drink' ft All Year 'Rcund—But Ezpeclally in Spring spd'Bum- mer—PHONE 95 .' No. Z leaven Athena 4:15 p. m., ar rive. Lulu 6:45 p. m. V j N.j. | leaven Lute 6:55 pjm., fr- H M l 'fimriKlIflU p. itoiisl ^ u. b. illlier, C. A., Athene, Go., ’Tel.phone IL - • .- Off^e Broad Street Phone T- FOB RENT—TWO, BOOMS, FUR- NISHfiD or untnnilebed. Couple without ohiMra peaterved. IS* Okady avenue. CaU 191*. m24c FOR RKNT—TEN ROOM HOUSE. arranged in two complete apart ments, all moderp conveniencee, large lot weU eluded. Reasonable rent. Albert E. Davlron. iV.t ’ m2*c FOR RENT—ROOM # ANp**. BOARD. Nicely fumlened roome, .with 1 or without mewe. Steam heat, hot and cold water, tub and ehower bathe at all timer, flatee reononal-lc. 254 W. D*ugherty St. mite FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM. HOUSE with bftth. Near Normal School Posaeuion April 1st. See W. ; T. Florence or phone 17G9-W. mflc For 8*1# ‘ FOR 8ALB—FIVE BOSTON BULL Temer puppies, beautifully marked. Pedigreed stock. Phone 554-J. m27p FOR SAIoE—PREHERVEfi. P1CKLE8, Sweet Potatoes anil R-esh Country Eggs. Call 75, Banner-Herald Of fice. " tf. FOR SALE—1 MARE. 1 MULE, .1 two-home white Hickory wagon and 1 rubber tire buggy. J. O. Johnson. 725 Pulaski St. m-2-p FOR SALE—BELGIAN AND FaS’CT Rabbits, one .dollar per pair. 1S7 Boulevard Heights, phuus 350-W. m29p FOR SALE—SWEET SfILK—ALSO buttermilk. Regular customers wanted. Phone 462-W. a. C. Arm strong. >nMr. FOR SALE—SEVEN ItOOM HOUSE. Modern, large lot, good loration. Priced to sell. Terms very llhersf. Address "House,*' care Banner-Her ald. n>2?i- FOR SALE—ONE OA8 OENERAT- 1 INO Outfit, suitable for use In con' or Wood Hovel Mokes its own gas. te economical and easy to handle, ef ficient and clean. Address 1*. O. Box 54*. City. m30p FOB SALE — FINE THOROUGH BRED Bbll Pup. Phone 12T5-W. , ' m!7c FOR SALE — DALTON ADDIN’o’ calculating and listing machine. Practically hew. Will sell cheap. Abernathy Auto Supply Co., 147 Col lege Ave. m!3p FOR SALE—I WILL-SELL: A FEW, of my beet 1 year old hens In Barred Rocks, Red and Whlto Leg horn* In order to make room for young stock, the birds are good and tho price is right. .If ybb need some good ones see - mo at once. O. -Jl. Bradbury. ‘nOJo f6r sale — beBbtEads, MAT- TRESSES,'dlrlrij ’ tables, refrige rator, 'trie' wagon, pokeh benchen, chairs, etc. Mrs. C. T. Hannah, ll» West Dougherty St. mf*P FOR 8A1ms —LIGHT BIX TOURING. fine mechanical condition, practi cally now Cord tires, ntw battery. Must sell thla week,.flf*t 175.00 caeh takes It.'Call Mr. Loomis. Georgian Hotel. mMl ‘ FOR SAtE — THOROUGHBRED mala pointer, 4 month* old. Ml Dougherty St.. Athene. On., or phone 492-J • . Miscellaneous . MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks best of nil after a* Ooldon Qllnf Shampoo.—Advertleement. NOTICE! A‘ stated convlavo of Godfrey do Bouillon commandery No. 14, K. T., wlll-be bpld m Masonic Tern- pie Friday evening, March 30th, at eight o’clock. The ttme being tbs Annual conclave. *t wUch rime offlcera for the ensuing Tear will be eletted. Ail Slr^Knlghta are urged to take due^ noUco pud govern thomselvas gocoWoRff- - K. C.' PAINE. E. C. JNO. O'. QUINN, Recorder'.