The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, April 24, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHB BANWER OBRAtP. ATHENS. CBOBCTX TUESDAY. APRIL 21, 1923. Classified Advertisements PNT AD RATES J; 2 Cents a WorB Minimum Ch*r 0 * of 40 Cantf Ingjtlona. Seven tlmea for th* prig* of five insertion*, ffl discontinuance* MUST t>* f de In peraon at Th* Ban* • Herald Office or by letter, tphone discontinuance* era T valid. 7J5 .WANT An 7C f'p PHONB • w i BANNER.HERALD WANT - ADS GET RESULTS “ Lost And Found JaOS®*-BETWEEN prince ave. PRBfmary ami Lucy Cobb. Thurs- Bayjjfifht, a pair of shell rim upec- tacfry. Return to CSC N. Pope Ht., for ward. a24p — —rt— IA)COLORED ROY, 12 YEARS color dark brown, lias large face. Anyone knowing his ibouts please notify Marie , ICC Falrvlew St. a25p 'loJS*—BT T NC H WKEYS. |L00 n^Htnl If returned to Ranner-Her- ^IdTofflce. ' I-OMJ^QKE. I^AliqB POINTER DOG, liyw-whlto and ticked. Wearing dollar marked Frank Smith. Phone 242. Reward. *2Cc LOST—A BROWN STONE MARTEN Fir'’Choker. Finder please return to Frances Talmago or phono 24X. Mfc LOfT—A SMALL DARK BROWN FOR SALE—FINE COLLIE PUPS. |7.50 each, or exchange for peanut* pigs. Pure white bunch and speckled running butter bean seed, 20 cents per pound. T. J. Lanier, Hutham. Ga. \ a25p Fur between tho Octagon nn«F McGregor's. Finder phone R»22. a24c Wanted JTED — BOARD IN PRIVATE illy by young man (Undent UnB'aralty. Address M. a. S.. t •Herald. allp ... _ WANTED—WE WANT reeled Ouni of all kind.. Poplar, Colton Wood. Maple,. Willow. A.h, Cat and Pino on tit. Athena Branch of .tin; Georgia Railroad between buy. We entire tree, knot. L,lance" on blll-of.lading. Raforrn- r:<- Georgia Railroad Rank. Writ. ... - .inrtioulnr.. Southern Industries or. particular.. Southern Inauatriea lo*pany. 220 Maaonlo Building, Au- , Oa. • »*> uED — OLD PARSE TEETH, i pay high as $10 lor lull aata. matter If broken. Weftern Company. Bloomington, III. altp ..TED—AT ONCE, SOME ONE I wrlto and address mall, year |nd Job. $25 up weekly, oend only pr outllt. Write L. D. Smith Co., I State. Jacksonville, Fla, •*** For Rent NkJUSNT—SIX ROOM HOUSE AT ■'f East Dougherty St.’ Two bath*, odern conveniences. Double !»• Tho price 1* 140.00 per month, ^on Hud gin, over Canning * teraon, or phone 1711. • For Rent—Rooms RENT — UPSTAIRS .APART JsNT, 853 prince, all -convenlen • reasonable rent* W. II. Benion. a24c RENT—STORE ROOM, COR r Thptnns and Clayton Street*, , Trust’ll Motor Co. a!4c RENT — ROOMS AT 134 nqucis, cm., $«»»«■■/ * ■, Club Room. Be. Mre. Maude For Sale JUNO. Factory r*l hero few day* with faced rug dyed brown, green, any aise. Addfeaa W. B. Hale, DeL, or phone 1105. e freah every department. R ry. Broad St.’ week In RAILROAD SCHEDULES 1EAB0ARD AIR LINE RV. Norfolk-Rich.-N. T. All.-Abbeville local AtL-BIrmlngham Norfolk-Waehlngton WUmlngton-N. T. GEOROIA RAILROAD 2:25 I .NTRAL OF GEORGIA RV. O. Bolton. Ag.nL Phong 1MI Central of Georgia BUtkm lor Macon HR a. m. 4:41 p, m. Iva from Macon 12:1$ p. m. 1:30 n. m. >r further InformaUoa phon. J. T. Broca, C.L.M GAINESVILLE MIDLAND RAILWAY Schedule. a 51» a*:2» P- ‘ 7* .... n«l$:lg A. 1 Uyi •• Dally Except Sunday. SOUTHERN RAILWAY FOR SALE ~ 8IXTY ACRES OF good level land on Lexington road, bordering on paved part, nt $73.00 pur acre. Guaranty Trust Corpora tion, I’lione 71$. FOR HALE—HIGH CLASS 10-horso gasoline engine, suitable for saw ing wood, feed mill, grist mill, pumping water or sawing luml*?r. Also have a high grade reglHturud Hampshire, weight 600 pound*, due to farrow pigs In May, flrHt litter of pigs will more than pay for sow. I will sell the entire lot c heap or ex change for corn or g«»od hay. A. H. Davison. * h24 ‘' FOR SALE—CLEVELAND C-CYL 2-paBS. Roadster In A-l condition. Co«t $1,085. Brat offer over $r,ou.tHV befor. May first takes It. See it nt Keller Motor Co., Wash. St. W. H. It. a25c FOR SALE—COAT SUIT. SIZE 4 >. good ns new. 1234 8. Lumpkin Nt. ■tile FOR SALE—BEST NEW Six’ ROOM Bungalow In Athens nt a bargain price. Guaranty Trust Corporation. Phone 716. # a24c FOR SALE-PAIR MULEH. Weight 1,1000 to 1.200 pound*. Al».» have pair small mulen ami oiip plug mule. Will sell either of above. 11. F. Chris tian Grocery. Broad St. a2Cc FOR HALE—FIRST CLASH MILCH cow, fresh Jersey cow. 4 years old. R F. Christian Grocery, llrond Ht. a2Co FOR SALE—Three gal lons of nice syrup. Ap- nlv Banner-Herald Office. FOR SALK — WOOD. DRY PINB gtove Wodo. Phone 1108-J or 330-J. R.' L. | Bmmblett. FOR SALE—FURE bred Berkshire Pigs, 6 weeks old, ready for ddivery. See Orr & Co, a29c FOR SALE - SMALL SURPLUS sweet milk from Jersey cow. Phone 1300. •“« CITY TAXES , SPECIAL NOTICE The first Installment of city tax es tare due from April 16th to May lot. Inclusive. Taxpayers who fall on or before May lit will hava to pay 11.60 coot of Ufa which will he Ireued .gainst all deUnquenta. O. E. O’FARRELL. M-l-e fllty MarehaL Miscellaneous MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks beat of nil after a Golden OUnt Shampoo. Last Notice For State and County Tax Returns The State and County Tax Digest will close May 1st, and all those who fail to make their tax returns by this time will be dou- ble-tnxcd as the equalizr era will not pass on any return that has not been given. ' J.H. DORSEY, a26c. Tax Receiver. ARMEL’S garage Now Up-to-Date Ready for all kinds of work. Reboring cylinder*, welding, vulcanizing, burning-in bear ing,,-electrical work anil any- thing In the machinery line. PHONE 587 :J9 W. WMhlnglun St. FOR RENT One five-room downstairs apartment, private bath and all convenience. poe»sail on March let 1 ' E. g. fambrough Phone 516 - ■ •' • i W. L. COX E Transfer Co. Long Tripe Our Specialty. Cheapeet Truck In Town. ' 600 Thomas St. Phone 1351 SPORTNEWS Senior Parade and Real Baseball to Feature Georgia- Vanderbilt Series Here When Wallace WatJe arrives In Athens Friday, with his Vanderbilt Commodores, tho stage will be set and the curtain ready to rise on tho two best baseball games that will bo played here this season. Those two games will bo without floubt two of tho best games that 'Athens will see this year, and some rftd baseball will be exhibited by the contestants, as this series will l/ear qultl* a lot on just who will be named as tho southern champions Mr 1923. Vanderbilt brings one of the strongest teams in the south to Athens Friday, and the Commo dores are primed for victory. They havo run rough-shod over several teams in the south, teams which were considered to he among tho best, until they met Vandy. Auburn, thought to be strong this year, was met and defeated In two sraight games by the Nash ville hoys, ond tbn scores of tho games left as to which was the best team. Vanderbilt always has a good ball club, hut this year the team seems better than ever, and ho Bulldogs have quite a nice little Job in front of them. The Vander bilt pitching staff bos been going strong this season, And it is said that one of the men now burning 'em across for Wallace Wade's team Is beaded for the big league. HARD HITTERS BASEBALL SOUTHERN LEAGUE CLUBS. • W. L. Memphis 3 2 Atlanta ... 4 3 Blrmlrighetn’ 2 4 ■ Nanbville 3 3 Little nock 3 3 | New Orleans 3 3 Mobile 4 2 ■ Chattanooga 2 4 W. L. Pet. e o ,1.000 4 2 .66T AMERICAN LEAGUE | CLUBS. Cleveland 0 I New York 4 I Philadelphia 3 , Detroit 3 | Waehlngton 3 St. I/tula 1 Chicago 1 ON VANDY Tho Commodores have a .hard hitting bunch also this year and the chancea are that during the two games, unless the Bulldog, havo great pitching-and air-tight fielding, tho Red and Black will have a hard road to travel. This la not predicting dothat for tbs homo talent hut simply to give an Idea of the atrength of the vlalt- NATIONAL LEAGUE CLUBS. W. L. Pet New York 7 Chicago B Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 3 Boston 2 St. Louis 2 i Brooklyn 1 l Tho game Friday will begin at five o’clock, while tho Saturdev game will etart an hour earlier, nt four o’clock, to allow the visiting team to catch a train out of Ath ens. The tickets will go on sale at Coeta'a Thursday afternoon and from tho advance ordrra that, are coming in. It looks as though San ford Field will be packed and Jam med. ATLANTA WINS CUP . .MEMPHIS, Tenn.—Atlanta apd Mobile won the trophies of fered by John D. Martin, presi dent of the Southern aesocgla- tton. for the largoat attendance on the opening days of the 1913 Southern assoclalon snaaon. Atlanta, with a total of 15.0M. won the cup for the division of cities- which Included Now Or leans, Birmingham and Mem phis, and Mobile with 8,308, won in the division composed of that city, Little Rock, Nashville and Chattanooga. An official announcement from Southern association headquar ters today placed New Orleans with 12.234, second to Atlanta; Birmingham with 9,085, third, nnd Memphis, fourth, with 8,- 521. In the oilier division. Little Bock had n.007; Nashville, 4,- 905, and Chattanooga, 3.720. SALLY LEAGUE CLUBS. W. L. Pet. Augusta 0 Charlotte — S Oreenvllle 4 Spartanburg 3 Columbia 2 Charleston — 1 TUESDAY’S GAMES SOUTHERN LEAGUE New Orleans at Atlanta. Mobile at Birmingham. Memphis at Neehvllle. Little Rock at Chattanooga, AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago at 8L Louie. Detroit at Cleveland. Waehlngton nt New York. Boston nt Philadelphia. NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis «.t Chicago. Pittsburgh nt Cincinnati. New York nt Brooklyn. Philadelphia at Boiton. SALLY LEAGUE Augusta nt Oreenvllle. charleston af Columbia. Spartanburg at Charlotte. MONDAY’S RE8ULT8 80UTHERN LEAGUE New Orleans 8; Atlanta 5. 1 title Rock 5; Chattanooga 2. Mobile 4; Birmingham 9. Memphls-Nashville, rain. — AMERICAN LEAGUE Boeton C; Philadelphia 5. Washington 2; New York 1. Detroit 2; Cleveland 3. St. Louis 7; Chicago 7 (14 In nines, darkness.) FIRST TOURNAMENT icnisiTO BEGI ON THURSDAY - The flrnt roll match of the year -ota under way at the Cloverhurst Country club Thursday afternoon when tlie players In a handicap meet get under way. i Tlie entries tor tho tournament close on tlie 25ili. Two days will be [allowed 111 which to piny each fmatch, except In tho Unit round land due 10 the ball games here Krutoy anil Saturday the Initial round will run through Tueaday of nevt week. \ Michigan Other leading states, In The prizes are: First, 10.00 gold bag. runner tip. $5.00 bag provided aa many na 24 players enter. En trants will Ite charged 80 cents ga n Uei>o»it which will be returned alter the first match. , a $6.00 gold golf club has been offered to the lady member who goc.t farthest in the tournament provided aa many ns four enter. Winter rules will obtain, allow- ins teeing on the fairways. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 4; Brooklyn 3. St. Louie 3; Chicago 7. Pittsburgh g; Cincinnati 4. Phlladelphla-Boston, rain. SALLY LEAGUE Columbia 13; CHarleston 16. Greenville 2; Augusta 1 (7 In nings, rain.) Charlotte 6; Spartanburg 4. COLLEGE GAMES AUBURN. Alt.—Rain halted the Georgia Tech-Auburn game here Monday with the score standing 2-2. Mines and 8herldan were hurl lug and each had given up 4 bite. The teems play In Montgomery Tuesday. The Fairway The third hole on the Clover- hurst Country Club courae Is four hundred and aeyen yeardn—one thousand two hundred and twenty- eight feet and the par on the holt la four. * It might be stated here that about once In a blue moon aomt player makes the hole In per. T Yet— 'Last Saturday, Walter Hayes drove from the tee and the ball ■topped about two hundred or more yard* away. HI* next shot found tb* green, rolled to the center and fell in the clip for a two. That'* the kind of ehota (hat win championship* and 1* a record for that particular hoi*. Lula 9:40 i Athens 4:15 p. • r * Lulu 5:4 5 p. m. 7 leaves Lula €:5i P* ®*» C leave* Lula 10:0f •» ***» .*** Athens 11:40 Athena 11:40 a. m. * miut, c. a, Atbqe*. E. KAY "THE SMILING PAINTER" Fin. Painting «nd Interior :TjP«corat , ng Phone 12*7, Athens, Ga. ARRESTED IN TEXAS ATLANTA, Gt-—Abe Towers, a fugitive since- his escape from tho state prison farm at Milloiigevillo two years ago is again in eusotdy acording to information received here Saturday. # The so-called lieutenant of Flovd Woodward, of Atlanta “bun co ring” famo, who made his get away from Millcdgevilk* while serving time for his part in the noted bunco operations of 1V20 in Atlanta, was arrested in Galves ton Saturday, John A. lloykin. so licitor of the superior court, was informed. Mr. Boykin planned '.Saturday night to send extradition papers for Towers immediately. TWO GOOD BUICKS 1920 Model Tourino. Re-bullt, Re|P*lnt«d. ^Aood Tire* and Tops. CONOLLY MOTOR COMPANY Plenty of Money to Lend On Real Estate 6 a1 Six and Zo : . Six and a Half HUBERT M. RYLKE -v Law Offices 405 Holman Bldg. Athens, Georgia Vit\ Phone 1576 TAXI SERVICE Day and Night GEORGIAN BAGGAGE Phone TRANSFER CO. Phone CC Office Georgian Hotel 66 a. 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