The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, May 01, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textiffi TWO TOT BAWreR HBRAtD. ATBgiKS^jOEOBCW TUE8DAY, MAY 1, IMS. Clashed Advertisements . . 2 Cents a Wor3 |T Minimum Charge of 40 Cents InMrtions. Seven times for the price of five insertions. All discontinuances MUST be made in pereon at The Ban ner.Herald Office or by letter. Telephone discontinuances are NOT valid. •jh IWANT AH iO PHONE ' BANNER.HERALD WANT ADS GET RESULTS 75 The Weather For Rent—Rooms FOR RENT—4-ROOM FURNISHED apartment on Mllleage Ave., $40.00 per month, including Igihts, water and telephone. Immediate possession. I'hone 893-W. m$c FOR RENT—ONE OR l*WO UN FURNISHED rooms, with or with out garage. Address P. O. Box 957. i m3c For Rent FOR RENT—One apnrtrm-i alrable location. 317 Milled?* Ave. Phone 1346. m2c SPORT NEWS Georgia Hurler Enters ua»eall Fame As Sale I Pitches Perfect Game . brought out some real golf by both I (Continued from pago one) BASEBALL RESULTS Athens Plai Bi] players. Ion the outside and Tommie let u ^. urt !| A. O. Dudley got tho beat of tho'pajf; Another came in about the completion rushed. 11 argument with Steve Upson by ATHENS PLACE ..—PI •• • also being built and work on its This factory STANDING OF CLUB8 SOUTHERN LEAGUE CLUB3: W. L. JJ score of 3 up and 2 to play. Tills i one of the best matches of tho ! afternoon and Lon was forced to Memphis Chattanooga Atlanta ... . Birmingham Moile Nashville .,. .545 .500 1 .308 , Washington.—Forecast: Georgia; Fair Tuepday and Wed' hesday, mild temperature. . Lost And Found LOST — SATURDAY MORNING, A)jrll r^th, between Georgian Hotel and ‘ Sanford Field n gold fountain pen,.Initial* R. M. B. Return to I Ro.«0' Bradley, -5th A. & M. School, I .Monroe, Ga., and receive reward. . : WANTED—Help WANTED — A GOOD RELIABLE cc|6jt. Apply to Mias Bell, 1064 K. Lumpkin St.. Phone 1786. mlc WANTED — AT ONCE A OOOD eodk. W. I. Abney, 698 N. Pope fit. WAITED SALESMAN — GOOD ‘ lino of clgarn. $35 week and ex- penM's. Experience not required, flentfj stamped nddrenaeil envelope. Piedmont Cigar Co., lligh Point, N. C. * mlp BAILSMEN — $150 MONTH AND expenses selling merchants our Rnei.' Experience not required. Send bddRuMed stamped envelop® for In* gtlon. Box 135, High Point, mlp i°. r r Wanted WANTED—BY COUPLE ROOM and bej^d at once. Private family pre- fer>*4. Phone 1229. mlc For Sal# FOR SALE—BOSTON BULL Tomer Puppies. Sire, Billie XL Dam, Su gar ‘floss. Ofl.,' Idlrword Millie Rify fles, Massasolt Little Boy. GD.. Princess Pat, Fannie -U. I'Iduu 154-J. m3ji FOR SALE — AN OUTSTANDING Jersey row, fresh with second calf. Gentle, easy milker, dehorned and feeds on chain. StUrgls Farms, Apa lachee, Ga. mlp FOR SALE — WOOD. DRY PINK Stovo Wood. Phono 1G0S-J or 120-J. R. L. Ilramblctt. mlc FOR SALE — TRACT 6 MILLION feet shortleaf pine, wdi sell to party with mill f.a tirotll cash pay ment and balance as lumber shipped. L. V. Powell, Red Level, Alabama. mJc FOR SALE — FRESH COUNTRY milk and butter. Delivered three times weekly. For information call 1649. ' m3p Mrs. A. Bullock Is Claimed By Death .■WAITED — POSITION AS NURSE. O^dtetTlca! cases a specialty; Inva lids ii or infants. Best of references. Call;lt>44-M. mSp Mrs. Amelia Bullock died at 244 Nacbochee avenue at 4:30 o’clock Monday morning with apoplexy. Funeral serricea were conducted at the Thompson burial ground where the body was interred Tues day morning at 11 o’clock. Dor- Isey’s funeral directors, Were AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUBS: W, L. Cleveland 10 3 New York •’ 8 4 1 Dqtrolt 9 5 Philadelphia ....... 6 4 Washington ... 4 7 Boston ... 4 7 Sit. Louis .. 4 7 Chicago 2 9* Pet.1 put out the best he had to ellmin ate Steve. The feature match of the after- noon’se play was between Hugh White and Hugh Nunnaily. At tho end of the eighteen holes tbeso two were tied. The tournament i tie says that lna case of this kind the two shall play an extra (eighteen holes. This was done and ^ j T Vnnally won out 4 up. •769; TARHEELS TIE 667 i ^MONTGOMERY, Ala. — North .615 Carolina and Auburn fought a ten .600 inning 3-3 tie hero Monday, the .364 Tarheels tleing the score in the •364 j ninth inning. Shlrling hit a homer ith one on. The box score follows: .182 I NATIONAL LEAGUE CLUBS: Now York Krfsv- Chicago ..? ... Pittsurgh Philadelphia Boston •• Cincinnati St. Louis ^m. 6 Brooklyn ... 3 .714 .638 .638 .600 .600 .462 .462 .250 8ALLY LEAGUE CLUBS: W. 11 Pet Spartanburg Augusta .9 6 Green vlllo......... 8 6 Charlotte 8 6 Charleston 2 11 .667 .643 .615 .671 MONDAY’8 RE8ULT8 80UTHERN LEAGUE Atlanta 3, Mode 0. Chattanooga 9; Little Rock 2. Nashville 2; Memphis 4. Birmingham 4; New Orleans 8. AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 4; Detroit 2. St. Louis 7; Chicago 3. New York 17; Washington 4. Philadelphia 4; Boston 2. CA*i ACCOMMODATE ^jjji room and board, I l COUPLE no block O., 243 Dougherty. Call tt-J. mlo WAITED — A FORD ROADSTER, full description and loweat seen. Address Herald. mlc ■prlM Whpre can it be i A. care Banter Hen .WAITED—B -BOARD AND LODGING accommodation* for delegatee to tho .State Sunday School Convention Whlhb meets In Athene, May 14. IS. 1$. |'/pommunlcato with O. M. Broad- hurM) Chairman Entertainment jj Coiwhlttee by letter or by telephone, atatj^g rates per day, whether men or jtymen, or both, are desired, giv ing ijprour street address and tele- phohe number, a. M- Broadhurat, 167 [[ Oglethorpe Avenue, Phone X1S5.JV. .•wasIted—a furnjsiikd house charge. Rev. A. t. Flury of the Bajtlet church of which Mrs. flul- lock was a member, officiated. Mr.. Bullock la survived by three daughters, and two soua, Mrs. Not* tie Sue Sargent, Laura and Mary Bullock. Jarrell and Ralph Bullock, all of Athena. Six brothers and three al.ters also .urvlve her. John, Z. B-, Fred, Eve, Luke and Oornett Smith. Mr.. Bullock wna the. widow of Mr. Georga Bullock and had lin’d here one year. Sljo wag J»ra in Madlion county. Early History of Fruit Growing In Georgia Discussed a month or three months. WAITED — TO EXCHANGE NEW Packard touring car for real e.tate. C. Ill Phlnl.y, mJc VANTEU-H -HOUSE. 5 TO 7 IlOOMS. furnished or unfurnished, for Im* neijlkto occupation. Apply House. Banner-Herald. raSp ,*WANTED-BT YOUNG MAN FEW • htfdr* additional employment daUy. ’Anting considered. Office work | preferred. Use typewriter. Address T, Oj Box 10$ 1. - mSp J&DIUM BROWN HAIR look. of all after a Golden Glint ‘Hu)!!’!’ 00 - . 1 RAILROAD I SCHEDULES 4'»eamard air lini rv. Northbound , Southbound 0:31' a Atlanta-Jwnro. local t:JI p 1:42 p Atl.-BITmlnaham-Mem. 1:10 p 3:<r;p Norfolk-Rlch.-N. T. 1:10 p 7:5$ p AU.-Abb.vlU. load 31:31 p . Att-Birmingham 11:31'p Norfolk-Waihlngton ll:3t;p WUmln#ton-N. Y. 7:30 a 0:30 a 6:30 a 0:80 a BEORtlA RAILROAD Anjbto fcLJt C» f Dopart 1:30 am 3:30 pm CENTRAL OP GEORGIA RY. W. a’Bolton, Ag.nL Phon. 1001 -I'Cqtnd of Osaru Station impart for Macon T:30 a. m. ARtv* from Muon 13:10 p. m. 0:30 p. m. jr L r further InformaUoa phono i. J. Y. Bruce, C. A., 040. - GAINESVILLE MIDLAND RAILWAY !.'! Schedulu L,av. Atneao Arrtvo TtS A. H.0 -6 30 P. M. I0 : 4S A. M.0* O0f0:10 A. k . u&iiy* •• Dally'*woDt Sunday. southern railway Effectlvo Sunday, April 30, 3333. rip « leaves Athens 7:!S a. m., ar fA ^-AthSadiU it-..- N,„ » '«ve.UdA?^ « Athens Xl:4» ». l»- G. u. MILLER. C. A., Athens, Ga. Judge M. J. Yeoman, of Dawson delivered an address before tha Horticultural club at the Universi ty of Georgia Mondav night. Judge Yeomans discussed tho oarly history of the fruit industry In Georgia and declared the west can never compete with Georgia In trait growing. The Normal School Olee club on* tertalnad the members of the so ciety with music. DAILY 8ERMONETTE Th. sluggard will not plow by reason of tho coidi th.raf.ro .hall h. bag In harvast and h.v. noth ing.—Pr.v. 30:4. Most natures are Insolvent: eun- not satisfy their own wants, have an ambition out of all proportion to their praotclnl fore, and so do lean and hog day ami n'nlit con- IlnuaXy.—Emernon. E. KAY -THE SMILING PAINTER" Flno Painting and Iniorler Decorating Phone 1297, Athena, Ga. W. L COXfc Transfer Co.- Long Trip. Our Specialty. Cheapctt Truck In Town. 600 Thomas St Phone 1351 ARMEL’S GARAGE Now Up-to-Date Ready for all kinds of work. Rpborins cylinders, welding, vulcanizing, burning-in bear- inn, electrical work and any thing if tha machinery lipe. NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh 5; SL Louis 7. Boston 13; Phiadcl|4iia 3. Chicago 4; Cincinnati 6. Brooklyn 3; New Yoftt 4. 8ALLY LEAGUE Charleston 2; (Charlotte 4. .Spartanburg 6; Augusta 1. Columbia 6; Greenville 9. TUESDAY’S GAMES 80UTHERN LEAGUE Atlanta at Mobile. Birmingham at New Mrloamt. Chattanooga at Little Rock. Nashville at Memphis. North Carolina McDonald, ss » Bonan, If 4 Shirley, lb 4 Morris, c ...4 Sweetman, cf ,...3 Carmichael, rf 4 Sterling, 2b .......4 Jones, 3b 3 Ferraboc, p ....,7.4 ab. r. h. po. same piace and a^aUi »t v. c ..l uj. , w jh ' give employment to many Xhe next one was a bit better and ' raor e hands, and a number ot .1. D. routed it and on thu nest hall houses „ re no w being bui’t for thrown, another to the outside, the . holr h 01nc8 . A gentleman who was lanky first baseman reached out: at Barnott ghoals a few days ago caught it on the nose and poked t hat some very Important a double to left field while wa$. , s beiug done at that place the nan ronl P et * acr0S1 ant’ it will bo a very Important cot- The fourth came in the aixth ton manufacturing center, when Ramsey tripled to deep right! R Is encouraging to note these land Middlebrooks scored him with' inprovements now going on in and a single. * . (around Athens. These estahlisnea Georgia batters garnered a total mills will serve as a pointer to of ten hits with Ramsey/ leading i show investors the manufacturing the attack with three out of as possibilities of Athens, plate. George 0 0 6 2 0 110 0 manv times at the p! Clark secured two while every man on the team battled safely except Sale and Allen and they hit the ball on the nose tmt some fielder was always there to take it in. In the sixth inning Maphis was re lieved by Leo who gave up two hits the rest of the game- Georgia and Virginia play again Tuesday afternoon and North Caro- s- lina after tieing Auburn Monday 1 ! plays the Red and Black one game 0 j hero Wednesday after v/hi?h Geor- gia moves to Auburn for a couple of games Friday and Saturday. 0 0 112 TOTALS ... .35 3 9 30 13 3 ab. r. h. po. a. e. Auburn Gibson, c 4 0 Allen, ss 5 0 0 3 4 Griffin, 2b 3 10 13 Shlrling, cf 5 1 1 0 0 Knowles, lb 4 0 0 13 2 Aronll, 3b 4 0 10 1 Sitz, If 62 0 0 1 0 Davis, If 1 0 0 0 0 Webb, rf 3 .1 1 3 Q Moulton, p 4 0 a 2 4 xCreel 1 0 0 0 0 Georgia— Clark, cf. . Watson, 2b .. Eldridge, if .. _•_* Thomason,, lb .. 4 Ramsey, rf .. .. 3 Allen, ss 4 Middiebrooks, 3b 2 all. r- h. po. 0 0 0 0 0 0 Powers, c Sale, p __ Makes good TEA a certainty; ; Warm your teapot— use teaspoonful of Tetley’s Orange Pekoe for every two cups— be sUre water is freshly boiling—steep five min utes. Then you have a real cup of tea. > MMS G 30 15 TOTALS 85 Scoro by Innings: R. North Carolina ..200 000 001 0—3 Auburn 200 100 000 0—3 Summary—Home run, Shlrling^ sacrifice hits, Jones, Sweetman* Sitz; struck out by Forrabee 7: by Moulton 4; base on balls off Ferrabee 4; left on boses, Auburn 8; North Carolina 4; Stolen base, Shirley; passed ball, Gibson. Um pire. Stuart (Camp Denning.) Time 2:05. Totals . Virginia— Hubbard, 2b . Deitrlck. ss .. 0|Bronaugh, lb " Foster, If .. McCoy, cf .. Holland, rf .. Parrish, c .. Deal. 3b .. Maphis, p .. Lee, p .. xxBoman .. , xKinlcy .. __ xxxFlorumoy 30 4 10 27 14 ab. r. h. po. a. "00 GARTERS No metal can touch you • 3 0 0 4 3 0: Tanner Will Lead Georgia Glee Club ■ 3 0 0 01] 3.0 0 1 0 Ol -. 3 0 0 4 4 0 8 0 1 0 0 0 0 r -1 2. 1 ‘ 0 0 1 0 0 to 0 0 100000 1 0 000 v Millions ol men prefer PARIS Garters because they wear longer and give greater comiort. They hold your hose a3 securely as they do their friends. Say PARIS when you buy. Totals AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Louis at Chicago. Cleveland at Chicago. Now York at Washington. Philadelphia £t Boston. NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh at SL Louis, Chicago £t Cincinnati. Boston at Philadelphia. Brooklyn at Now York. The Fairway Four more matches worn com puted in the Spring Tournament nw in progress at tho Clovefburst country club, Monday afternoon. In the first match N. <M. Hamil ton won out over Harrla Jonea by a score of 2 up. Hamilton was on his game and playing splendid golf, and tbough Harrla fought all thb way, he wasn’t quit® equal *0 the grade and Hamilton won. Richard Tift defeated Mrs. Walter CMlds In a match that John Tanner was elected presi dent of the Glee and Instrumental Club for next year at the annual banquet given' at The Pinos Fri day night. Brooks Johnson was elected as leader of.the Glee'CluS and Charlie Anderson was tnaAs leader of tho Instrumental Club. Harvy Maybry, who was leader this year, was made leader of tho official Bulldog orchestra which will accompany the Glee Chib on tho tour next year. Lloyd Flckllng was promoted to business mana ger. ‘V The assistant# elected wdbi Chubby Allen for the Glee Club and Georgo Fespermnn for tho In strumentalists. Joe Bennett moves 2T 0 0S4 11 1 for Maphis in the sixth, xxHit for Deal ,in the ninth. xxxlUt for Lee In the ninth. Score by innings: R Virginia 000 000 000—6 Georgia 012 001 OOx—4 . : S . umm ®P r: Two-base hits, El- dri(U;e. Thomason; three-base hit. Ramsey; struck out, by Sale 8, by Maphis ,3, by Leg 1; base on balls, off Lee 1; hit by pitched abll, Mid diebrooks by Maphis; double plays, Bronaugh to Deitrick. Umpire! Rucker. “3000 Hours of Solid Comfort** /I.STEIN & COMPANY MAKERS Children's HICKORY Cancre Chicago New Yos* 35c end up MACON’S HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY A $150,000.00 Festival THREE DAYS AND NIGHTS MAY 9, 10, 11, 1923 50,000 People Will Attend CENTENNIAL FESTIVAL 5,000 People in Historic Pageants Civic Parades, every .city and town in middle and south A Olorioun Musical Prepram. Crcatcre’s International Band. 2Cth Infantry, Fort Ecnning H fihr.r Odd Fellows Band. City Band. Slxjy Plecee. Tho Entire Pronr fimed by the Movin') Pic turo Syndicates. A Grand Tableau and hall. Georgia’s Young Strlbling. mid dleweight champion south will meet Jack McCar- ron of Allentown, Pa., In a ten round boxing bout.j Meeting of Georgians Incorporated for the De velopment of Georgia’s Resources, Will Be Held May 8, 1923. Excursion Fares—Tickets on sale May 7,8,9,10, Final Return Limit May 14. Read Herald Want Ads. up from advertising manager first assistant Max Oliver and Slick Lamar are the now corners to the club, both being elected to serve aa Issiatants to the business managers. Grandmother’s Garden May 7th, 8:30 P. M COLONIAL THEATER Wonderful Productions As an added attraction Uagmar Rachmanoas "la,Her Russian Dancing" CENTRAL OF GEQRGIA RAILWAY THE RIGHT WAY J. WILLIAM FIROR. County Agent Clarkt County. PEANUTS cent* to 46 cent* n quart; in Phila delphia, mostly 28c a quart; in New York City, 25 to 60; i^tta- burgh, 20 to 3u cents; in Cincij- . , , . nati, 15 to 25; and in Chicago, The White Spanish variety is from 20 cent* to 35 cents a quart, the one suited to oil production- ‘ This variety can be planted a* •helled peanut*, if the nuts are 1 carefully shelled by hand, or in the | As soon as Georgia began to •noil. Also peanut PT ow 7‘, * » market hog* in cariots and i i sce.d sometimes break the quantities it became necessary for nuts *o as to have a kernel int eacu . the sellers and buyers to know segement. The White Spanish w»M W hat they were talking about come up when planted In the shell, [when they began to try and get Which do you Want? * The germlnatio:i is improved by'together on a trade, consequently soaking in cold water for 24 hours grades, adopted from the U. s, ' Classifications f just before planting. After the peanuts have been soaked spread out on sheets to dry. It is not necessary to soak shelled nuts. It will take from 25 to 30 Rounds of shelled peanuts to plant os acre and from 30 to 50 pounds of un- shelled nuts- Peanuts that have been machine shelled usually germ inate very poorly and should not be used for planting. If the weather continues favor able, there will be a very good crop of atrawberires in Clarke county and growers will begin of fering these about May 1, probably a few scattering Quarters jyill get to the market before then. Grow ers are wondering how to price the strawberries this season. Aa infor mation to them and tha people in Athens who wish to buy strawber ries, I have looked up the straw berry market in the different cities. The markets are of April 24th and show sales to the job bers in cities mentioned. In all eases the prices shown are for strawberries of good condition and quantity. In Baltimore from 25 259 pounns. 165 ions have come into use. The specifications in common use now are: no. i—165 to smooth. No. 2—130 to smooth. No. >-100. to smooth, . V. i No- d-ll-Pigs. 100 pounds down. Rough sows, including piggy gilts and sows; stags. Uraeies, 250 pounds up, smooth pounds, pounds. HOG PRICES BY GRADES The number 1 grade of hogs is taken as basis in quoting prices on hogs, at this grade usually un aa ima gruue usu brings the highest price. The lationship <f prices of the other! grades varies from time to time depending upon the the supply of these other grades in comparison with the supply of number ones, •nd the demand for hogs in gen- eral. At the present time the dif. ferentials are aa follows: No. 1 basis.,. ■ ' No. 2, 50 cants off No- 1, No. 3,150 off No. 1. No. 4, 22.00 off No. 1. Heavies, 50 cent* to 2UK) off’ Nc. 1. • ‘ It’s simple enough to choose a suit of clothes, but it’s not so simple to choose cloUics*satisfaction. They are two different things. Kuppenheimer GOOD CLOTHES are a safe and sound expression of those things which insure clothes satisfac tion—an investment in good appearance—in economy, as well. Florsheim and Douglas Shoes. A Complete Line of Straw Hats. Everythin? in Wearing Apphrel for Men and Boys. See the Windows. Lee Morris TAXI SERVICE Day and Night GEORGIAN BAGGAGE Rhone TRANSFER CO. Phone I Office Georgian Hotel 66 PURE AND SPARKLING NATURE’S BEST REMEDY No othtr water ha> tha wondarful taste, the Invigorating feel- ‘ ‘ fa delightful, yaa It'a- Ing that it leaves after each glass full—It's I LINTON SPRINGS WATER Orlnk it All Year ’Round—But Espaelally In Soring and Sum mer—PHONE 9tr . > •• .1 Ic* Linton Springs .Water Company Office Broad Street • . ■ • 1/10 “THE DAYLIGHT CORNER” Corner Broad and Jackson Sts. — ALL ABOARD Winter Excursion Fares and AD Year Tourist Fares TO Aletsaie Arizona AHiimh British Columbia California Florida Washington , Georgia Havana Kentucky ' Louisiana Miaalasippl New Mexico i North Carolina Oregon Sr nth Carotin* Trnnesaeo ■ Teiaa • Virginia Want Virginia 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., J t 714 Healey Building, Atlanta, Ga. 14 WK