The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, March 30, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text« BANNER-HBRAtD. ATHENS. GEORGIA PR!DAV.ftARCH M. w PAGE DECLINED WITH THANKS' master (From the Kanzua'Clty Star.). "Ah! 1 I. Fuller GlOora’a antiquated ear "Hare ran against a telephone pole, to the "No detriment of lt»elf and Its altered eimlnt. Brilliant • Normal Senior Georgia Loses to Pennsylvania; Quakers Have a Great Machine BROWN HAIR look! tl after a Golden Glint —A dvertleemen t 2 Cento a Word Minimum Charoe ef 40 Canto injaertlona. Seven tlmea for the price of fire Inaertione. ' jail dlecontlnuancee MUST be knatfa In peraen at The Ban* tier*Herald Office or by letter. Telephone dlacontlnuancea are NOT valid. VC WANT AD 7K lip PHONE ■ 3 ■ OANNER-HERALD WANT ! ADS GET RESULTS Flashing about the beat 'Mun that has stepped on Sanford field in years the University of Penn sylvania basqbali outfit spent one lone day in Athena Thursday and in this short time succeeded in daklngthe measure of the Georgia Bulldogs In a 3 to 1 game and were then off again on their first .in vasion of the south in many a day. It had been reported that this was tte Quakers first outdooi workout and that tha snow was still piled high on Franklin Fieltf but if the brand of baseball they cut loose is a sample .of what can be developed with indoor practice they would make the world beat ing Giants look like pikers after they have cavorted outdoors for a few aftemoors. Huntzinger, who essayed to do the pitching for the Pennsylvani ans. went the first five innings and had the Georgia hatteer eat ing out ef his hands- He is re- uorted not to have lost a game In twoh yean. Well, if he keeps Toing at the pace he went Thpre- day he can'round out tha remain der of his life with perfect per centage. SALE PITCHED VERY GOOD GAMB Fred Sale didn’t hurl K bad game but tha visitors got to him when they needed some punches to push those old runt around and such opportune hitting usually salts something away, especially when one’s teammates’ bats have holes in them, like one of those new fangled automobile tires you seo running around nos. Way bade in the stone age of baseball in the South, Georgia won won from Ftepn by the score uf After a Lapse of Six Years, Paris Will Again Take Up Improvement Plans. ' Lost And Found LOST—Many an article, found by a Banner-Herald reader and return ed t& Its owner. If you have.lott any thing today try a Banner-Herald .Wans Ad tomorrow. tf. Henry Wells and S. Milledge, law students, have teceived .rec ognition by the honorary club of A COMPANY Js known by thfe stall holders it keeps. The American Telephone and Telegraph Company, which derives most of its revenues from its investments in the Associated Com panies of the Bell System, includes among its stockholders many of the big and con servative investors of the Nation, but it has also an army of small investors. It has more than ijo.ooo stockholders with gib- average .holding of only about' 18 shared A lineman in Seattle; an operator in New Orleans; an installer in Boston; a clerk ifF Philadelphia—thousands of these telephone workers own stock in the System which they serve. V This is a surety against inefficiency and waste. ’’’It is a pledge of safety. „ 'A. T. & T. "pays'9% dividends on over $700,000,000 of stoekioutstanding. Today the stock can bejbodait in the open market to yield approxifflaffi 7%. cAsk you r r fcwkc r/( 0 to the Bell bfORfcr/,3r,l&SliBcI! ■ 1 c:cpHpney) Securi- the law department of the Uni versity. \ WeUs and Milledge entered the law department \ last September and began the study of law. the profession which they intend to follow when they have . finished their education. They have made enviable records in their work which is evidenced by the fact that they were .recently received into the Counce.'lor’s Club the hon orary club of the law department- I-OST—ON LUMPKIN STREET BT Thprnton 1 * Cafe, a brown fur choker. Finder please call 1Zf-J. ale » Wanted WAltTED—A good cook, house maid. butler, chauffeur, domesUo help, or maybe Its office assUmnce, book keepers. etenoga, telephone gtrle. cashiers etc. Whatever It la you may be sure that thousands of alert busi ness and efficient individuals.In Ath ens will see your Went Ad in the Banner-Herald and win talk over the nuttier with you next day. It’a done wvery day In Athene. tf Weatgate, U. Goldblatt, c . Schuff, lb .... Farrell, sa .. Sullivan, tb McMillan, ef HI8S HARRIET STEPHENS, brilliant Normal School senior, whose home Is in Brunswick. She Is twins sponsored by tha Klwanls club In the White Way Popularity Contest and Is In second place. Min Stephens has a bril liant record at the R. N. S. and Is this year edltor-ln-chlef of the annual. “The Crystal." She la also one of the most popular (Iris at the school and her schoolmates snd the Klwanls members say she will finish high up In wanTed-position as sales lady In dry goods store. Have had U years business .experience. Iuidy of congenial disposition. Knows how to meet the public. Very beef of reference furnished. Address Will ing Worker, care Athens Benner. Athene. Os. )0- ‘PHONE-Ql Taxi Service Day and Night At City Halt Council Chamber, later Ambassador to Great Britain J . n-i, u . aAmfnlstrAtlnn* under the Wilson administration; James M. Cox, of Ohio, for many, year* member of the lower houso Sunday afternoon. April 1st. at S o’clock. Discussion of mattere^per- GBORQIA. Clark, cf Watson, tb Eldrtdge.Jf „ Thomason, lb „ Ramsey, rf ..._ Allen, u Mlddlebrook. lb Powers, c o’clock. Discussion of matters per taining to organization of a Camp of United Spanish War Veterans together with other matters of In terest to above mentioned veterans will be la order. WANTED—POSITION AS OFFICE aagjempt by lady of refinement. Can do general office work Including stenography. Doctor's office pre ferred. Moderate salary to % begin with,' Increased according to capabil ity? Best of references furnished. Can begin duties April 10th. Address Capable, core Athens Banner. of confrese from’ that state and luter governor. FIELD 18 ' SPLENDID This Is a splendid field and pro vides not only a very adds latitude for conservative thought as to the abilities and personal characteris tics of the various men mentioned, but also matter* upon which Demo cratlc leaders may cogitate from now until the bell rlnge at SL Louis Chicago or wherever the next Na tional convention Is held. • There Is not ,a man Jn this list oars—ffiiuiuu u,u» . .. . who neils Introduction to the Amer- mer Secretary of flic Treasury, nnd (lean public, unless more ould be railroad administrator during the s£M of Mr. Davie. In addition to world war: Senator Oscar W. Un- being the'solicitor general of ,the derwood. nt Alabama for many Department of Justice and Ara- yenrs a member of the lower House bassador to Great Britain, helwas of Congress end until lie recently n member of tho National House of resinned. Democratic leader or the Itepresentatlfes from his state fot senate; John tv. Davis, of West [several ter-ns. Therefore, he needs WANTED—ANT QUANTITIES OF . scrap Iron, rags, metals, hooks end mag^&nes stock. Dixie iron A Metal Qo,..4ll' Foundry . 8t,. Phone 1U1- Naxt Jo Henaon-Fullbrlfht Bldg. sSla total ....* Score by' Innings; Penn. no Georgia 000 SOUTHERn’.BEJLL TELEPHONE: AND WA^jCRb—TO RENT THREE OR four..rooms or a amaU house by April 1st. Cldse In. Address "R. A.,’’ care [ Banner-Herald. mt5p TELEGRAPH CO. ' PHONE 66 V, Office GEORGIAN HOTEL WANTED—Help WANTED—Help. Household fund | . ture, pet stock, any one of a thou-j 'sand.things. Tou can fin your Wanta| proa dy, and cheaply with a Ban-1 ner-1 .raid Want'Ad.- **•[ FOR RENT One live-room dowusjalra apartment, private hath and all convenience. Possession March lat* E. G. FAMBROUGH Phone 516 For Rent—Room* i . RENT—Furnished eg onfnrnleh- ; roams, with meals or without L' Desirable location. Conran L Rent reasonable. These ere ; of-the offering yon find dally In hr-Hereld Want Ada.tf. Open Season on Sanford Field Against the Com merce High Team; Game Efforts in the Past Have Failed But this Time Organization Will .Be Perfected. \ Interest on monthly repayment plan Doable Grip PARIS are pronounced by lov ers o£ sport and men of action to excel for great er security and ease. ■, Say PARIS when you buy. ”3000Hows ef. Solid Comfort” A STEIN & COMP/INY ENT—SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, piodern convenience*, garage. for occupancy April let }W1 Ave. Phone til. •* »lP HUBERT M. RYLEE LAW OFFICES A camp of the United Spanish War Veterans will be organised In Athena Efforts nave been made In the past to organise a Camp In Ath ena but failed on account of lack of Interest largely on account of the fact that the veterans were then young and could see but lit tle benefit to be derived from or ganization. Conditions are different now. With Increasing age the veterans J ‘ be derived By HAL JACKSON Play ballJ wiU ho sounded Sat urday afternoon on Sanford field ’or tha drat time this season when the Brownie* of Athena High lock ATHENS - BUSINESS COLLEGE Bookkeeping, Shorthand sad Typewriting Save 60% of expense* by at- 1 tending this school, Tha grad uates of the Athens Business Ccllego always get the beat po sition. Every Orariimte em ployed. Write fog information today. Box 143, Athens, Qa. n conflict with the fast Commerce High schopl nine. AgUbe Georgia 3oll(!ogs are in Macon battling the Yale crew and mT other game » billed for the week-end a large crowd is expected, to witness the uattlo of the Red and White crew n their Initial contest The game will be eplled promptly at three o’clock and an admission price of J6e will be charged. The mighty opponent* have been at work longer than the home 'Ian and have played several games ilready. They havt always been -epresented by a strong club and ALL ABOARD mar®, 1 MULE. 1 Winter Excursion Fares and Year Tourist Fares see the benefits to through their organization looking after their Interests and the inter ests of their dependents. "Congress bee neglected to give No metal can touch you E KAY “TBB SAILING PAINTER’ Fine Painting and tuterio- Dtconting Phone 280. Athens, Ga. Havana Kentucky T^eeS^ Louisiana . Texas Misaiatippi Virginia New ’lexica W*st Vlrgtsio VIA . * Georgia Railroad Atlanta & West Point R. R. Western Railway of Alabama Liberal time limit and stop-over privileges. For further information apply to J. P. BILLUPS, G. P. A., 714 Healey Building, Atlanta, Ga. British. Columbia California Florid* Washington ; IN FOREIGN LANDS TINTED TRAVELS Sketches by L. W.-Redner. Verses by Hal Cochran. Color the picture with paint or crayons are in fine shape for their battle with Athens 1 High. The.Rad and White aggrega tion has been down at work tibia weak in premration for their flat tame and it will taka a mighty ;trong club to down these lads to- narrow. Three stiff practice games have marked the passing if the final week of practice. The ihenonucal work of some of the new lads may cause several shifts W. L. COXE Transfer Co. Northbound 801 |;|S a » Atlanta-Monri* I’c’l >' 2:40 p Ath-Blrmlngham-Men f ■/■mo Norfolk-Rich-N. Y, p AU-AbbevUle I’c’l Long Trip* Oar Specialty. Cheapest Truck is Town. 500 Thomas St ; Phone 1351 fighting ferociously for .berths and the crew that take* the field rgainst Commerce tomorrow will ’j# some thing of a surprise- It la impossible to name a probable lineup at this Writing also the i twirling assignment is »..r doubt- fuL Coach Brown has • nice look ing, group of chunkers to select from and the course of the eve ning may sac several changes of twiriers. iMapp, Hacket and All good are in shnps to work this game and doubtlcrs the selection will rest between this trio. In the practice games during the past wqek the club has been using tho willow well while their Prudent McKinley la- h !f. tor volunteers for the J® ®P«*n hundred* of thou- aanda of the beet young men of the nation stepped forward. On ac count of the great number volun teering but one out o fevery six were accepted for service.” Sanitation was largely a. minus quantity during the Spanish war. Typhoid vaccination was undiscov ered at that time and Typhoid fever slew Its thousands., Ten men died of disease for every one that was killed by a bullet. Thousands ex posed to trophlcnl diseases became debilitated and remained so. Troops wert transported In cattle boats and a regiment of volunteers was brought back from Cuba In a steamer thnt had Just unloaded a cargo of mules nt Porto Rico and the boat not disinfected. It la any wonder thnt deaths occurred on the homeward voyage? All Spanish war veterans, veter ans of the Philippine Insurrection end Boxer Rebellion arc Invited lo WOOD ASH WOOD Best for Cooking and 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. Call Us and We Will Supply Your Needs. HANNA MFG. CO. Phone T47 Phone 147 PURE AND SPARKLING NATURE'S BEST REMEDY No other weter haz the wonderful taete, the Invigorating feel* Ing that it leaves after each glass full—It’a delightful, yet It’*— LINTON SPRINGS WATER AOUTH8RN RAILWAY Drink It All Year ’Round—But Especially In Soring and Sum 1 mer—PHONE 95 ' The greenish itni oP Ireland urilJi Office Broad Street * Itaiez Lula Athen- lllfO a.