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TO BAWWBH-BHRALD. ATHENS, GEORGS* Classified Advertisements HIT HD RATES 2 Cents a Word Tf Minimum Chares of 40 Conte Cions. Seven times for the gt ,c - of five insertions. All discontinuances MUST be by letter. _ Telephone dlecontlnusnces ere C;nOT valid. 75 W 75 BANNER.HERALD WANT ADS GET RESULTS FOR RENT—THREB LARGE NICE ynfurnlshed connecting rooms, joining bath. Modren conveniences. Corner Hancock and Thomas. 361. mllp FOR RENT—TWO OR FOUIt nicely furnished rooms with all modern conveniences, gnrage. Very reason able rates. Apply 235 Du Bose Ave. ml3o The Weather (Washington—Forrcast: leorgla—Fair and cooler Wod- tday; Thursday fair, slowly ris- ; temperature. Lost And Found S T—Number 7 Ban- er-Hcrald route book either Macon, Savan- Augusta or Cleve- avenucs. Finder se return to Banner- raid Office immediate- and receive liberal re- ird. ' — BETWEEN SIMONTON'9 i and Whitehall, early Sunday ling, ladles wrist.watch. Reward •turned to Banner-Herald office. mlOp T—White Eskimo Spits. Strsyed eturdsy from 259 8. Finley 8L If returned. Phone 265 -W. mile. • — UMBRELLA WITH RED handle. Reward. Phone Mrs. iley, SOS. mlOp O S T—Numer 4 Ban- er-Herald route book lier on Lumpkin street ets around Ag. Col- Finder please return ; Banner-Hreald office receive liberal re- Wanted -Any kind man. Address r-Iferald. it work by ‘A. B.’* care mltp. -Room And board by young i In private family. Address M W. Banner-Herald. mllOp. ROE—m acres land In i Co., five miles from Greene- , Just off Nat. Hwy., three horse In cnltlvatlon, 76 acres under I fence fine bottoms, well dalned, " 1 stock farm, fine schools and will exchange for Improved * property. If Interested write N. P. O. Box 10)1 mllp. 8MA1>L BORE SHOT 44 calibre. A. H. Davison. mile : WANTED—HELP RANTED—Boy about 14 i years old to deliver pa pers. Apply Banner-Her ald Jiffice. ■TOUNJ I.ADT WANTS Itlon u caakier, will com except atenflcimphle work. I>b reference. P. a Bos *71, mltp. For Rent—Rooms BB bent—three unfurnish. I'll room with .Ink In kitchen. Cxll lira. Twt »t 111*. mil. RAILROAD SCHEDULES ABOARD AIR LINK RY. hbound Southbound i a Atltntw-Monro, local «:!• p 0 p Aa-B.lmlnsham-Mcm, l:M p P p Norfolk-Rich.-N. T. 1:1* p ) P AtL-AbberlH, loop 7:1*, < p AtL-BIrmlniham 1:11 X I p Norfolk-Wathluxton 1:1* ■ I p WUmlngton-N. T. I:JJ a • EORSIA RAILROAD Cla part •4* aa t:M pm Forf RENT — UPKTAIRR APART* MENT, nmall or Ihrgc, reasonable rent., all convcniencea. 853 Prince Ave.. W. H. Benson. mlOo FOR SALE CLEVELAND ROADSTER, 1921 Six Cylinder, 3 Passenger, equipped with extra tire, bumpers, spot light, shock absorbers, extra magneto.— Cheap for cash. Owner In hospital, caiuiot use. Can be seen at Keller Motor and Machine Co.—M 11-p FOR RENT—NICE 6 ROOM HOUSE. Hill St. Largo ya^d with plenty fruit, garden and garage. Reasonable rent. Immediate possession. Call 8. C. Moon 1167 or 858-W. m!3c Baseball Results Georgia Team Wins Golf Trophy In Tournament On At Knoxville Turns in Card Ten Bnd 8< '"'™ cc fourth wl0 » 7 «. Strokes Better Than I A E, “ u waa blowlng acrOM Nearest Opponents; All Get Cups. HARRIS JONES'IS named PRESIDENT Individual Matches Begin Thursday; Captain Har ris Jones Meets Tech Player. FOR HALE—FINE CHICKENS AND Tomato Plants. 195 Baxter Street or phone 130Z-J. mlOc FOR SALE—ONE MULE AND ALL round work and saddle horse. F. 'll. Adams, Commerce, Ga. mlOp FOR SALE—COMPLETE SAWMILL outfit. 20 II.-P. Cole boiler and en gine, saw cart and belts. No. 1 Dul ler mill. Practically new. $800 f. o. Some terms, drover Anderson. 99 Daniel Court Athens, Cla. m!3p ■ Miscellaneous MEDIUM BROWN HAIR look* b««t ot All titer a Oolden Glint ShAmpoo. IF TOU WISH A WEALTHY youn* wlf,. writ,, enclosing envelope. Violet Ray, Dannlson, Ohio. mlOp Oolden Days of Easy Profits —•re now In the hands of the historians, The period of mere ■tore-keeping la gone—until after another great war. The four- fluahem, the profiteer! and the Incompetents are being weeded out by the Immutable la'wi of economy. The trade victories of this era will ba generalled by Salesmanship and captained by sendee. Never were there euch opportunities for business men who are capable of applying the lesaons of the last ,twelve months. Advertising Is g dominant factor In sales man ship today. The than who doesn't realise this it simply asltap. And the de mand )s far RIAL advsr- tlslng—cartful, pars latent broadcasting of commercial messages, steady radiation of trade magnetlem. The Banner-Herald seeks to rsndsr a genuine ser vice to bbusineot men. It main tains a service department for the express purpose of assisting in the production of copy which brings results. The servlet- de partment Is particularly for the ■mall advertiser. Thoughtful men will make use of It. If you wish a copy of an In teresting booklet, caller > the "4 C*i. of Npwspapor Advertis ing," The Banner-Herald will be glad to mall you one free with its compliments. A POST CAHD BRUfa* IT. E. KAY -THE SMILING PAINTER- Fin, PAlntlng And InMrior DACoratlng Phone 1297, A them, Ga. SUMMER TERM Beginners and Advanced Class. AUSTIN J. WIGHT Phone $01-W. CENTRAL OF OCORQIA RV. W- O. Bolton, ^AgenL Phone 1M1 fcjCentral of Georgia Station Depart for ICaoon 7:20 a. m. [ 4:41 p. m. Arrive from llaoon 12:11 p. m. 1:20 p. m. For farther information phone J. T. Bruce, O, A., 140. ■ GAINESVILLE MIDLAND RAILWAY Schedules lira Atneni . Arrive A. M.» 45:20 P. M. A. M.44 7 ••10:10 A. M. D.,.y. • Sally Xxe.pt Sunday. SOUTHERN RAILWAY’ ihectlv, Sunday, April 2*. 1923. 5*o c leaves Athens 7:45 a. m., ar ts Lula 9:20 a. m. 8 leaves Athene 4:11 p. Lula 5:45 p. m. Io, 7 leaves Lula 6:55 p. m., arrives 8:30 p. m. C leaves Lula 10.10 a. a i Athens 11:45 a. m. U. miller, c. A., Athens, Oa, III ARMEL’S GARAGE N9W Up-to-Date Ready for ad kind, of work. Reborlng cylinder,, welding, vulcanizing, burning-in bear- inn, electrical work and any- th&gin the machinery line. PHONE 587 Zip W. Waabington St W. L. C OX E Transfer Co. Long Trip* Our Specialty. Cheapest Truck Id Town. ' 600 Thomas St. Phone 1351 (Special to Banner-Herald) KNOXVILLE. Ttnn.—Tho Uni- \orslty of Georvla yolf team, cohi- posed of idaptain Harris Jone s, N. the course but the Georgia play- ora put up a splendid article, of golf and wen handily. A largo team cup will be awarded the win- neni while each member of the team will receive smaller trophy cups. Hugh H> Kirkpatrick, star of the University of Tennessee team, qualified ns low medalist In Wed nesday's play, breaking the record held by Lamprccht of Tulane by two strokes. Kirkpatrick’s card showed 158 for the 36 to 160 for tho Tulane star. Twehly-four players entered the M. Hamilton, it, M. Brumby an ,| <ha m i)lonBh lp m tt tch flights which John W. arnitt, won tl.v lean, ™<>n«lay. A > four of Gooi- r 'Bias olaverH mini fil'd. Alabama trophy htre tVednofiday In the first ’ gla '? i „ p i ay , crs Alabam* Southern Intcr-Col^ate meet. “2 STANDING OF CLUB8 SOUTHERN LEAGUE CLUB. Wm. Lost. Pet. Chattanooga .. .. 11 7 .611 New Orleans .. . 12 8 .600 Nashville . 11 9 .560 Birmingham .. . 11 10 .624 Atlanta 11 11 .500 Mobile . 10 10 .500 Memphis .. .. . 0 10 .474 Little Rock .. a 5 16 .260 AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUB. Won- Lost- Pet. New York .. . . 12 7 .632 Detroit .. 12 9 .571 Cleveland . 12 0 .671 Philadelphia .. . u 8 .529 Boston . 7 10 .412 Washington .. . 8 10 .412 St. Louis .... . 8 12 .400’ Chicago -- .* . 7 n .389 NATIONAL LEAGUE CLUB. Won. Lost. Pet. New York .. .. . 16 C •727 St. Iaouis .. . . 13 y .691 Pittsburg .. *.. . 12 y .671 Chicago .. .. - 10 n .476 Bn ton . y 10 ■Hi Cincinnati .. .. . y n .460 Brooklyn .. .. . 7 13 .360 Philadelphia -J . a 13 .316 Valedictorian to Be Voted Upon . At a special session of the senior class to be held in the University of Georgia chapel Saturday, the valedictorian to /epresent the class ikiMriifr ■■■ » ii * in THURSDAY MAY 10,1023 at fUiB' final graduation exercises in Juno will bo chosen. • The person will be chosen_frora those who rank at the top of the class In* scholarship. They are C. G. Henry, F. C. McClure. M. T. Murray, Edwin Thomas, and E. M. Everett. RATIFY APPROPRIATIONS City council Wednesday , night ratified it: action of Monday night appropriating $190 for the Curb Market Maxter’s salary and $250 for the Sunday School Convention here Monday, Tuesday and Wed nesday. holes of the winners was 688 and i Jvnnesaco .lx, making a total ot tho individual scores were, Jones and Grant'm Z'j I Brumny vs. ChenaRaw of Alabama, the Cnivora.I!' SS! Omit and Hamilton both of Oeor- the rnivcrnltg of Tcnncasoo tied . i ,7 , . " for second nlco w.th n score o' 698, Alabama was t':lrl with 708 They prevent ell from entering the combuetlon chamber-r!irr mate (mak ing - keep (park plug* from fouling Distributed hr KELLER MOTOR & MACHINE COMPANY lirannon of Georgia Tech. The tournament closes Saturday morniiij when the final 18 holes of the :,6 between the wiunera will be played. JONES NAMED PRESIDENT Harris Jones . of Georgia was named president of the Associa tion at a preliminary meeting held beforo play began and when an organization was perfected. The next meet will bo held in Atlanta and the course of the playing wlL be-named at a later date. WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS SOUTHERN LEAGUE Atlanta 2, Little Rock 1- \ Birmingham 6, Memphis 0. Mohi c 2, Chattanooga 5. New Orleans J, Nashville 4. Athens Visitors Among these visiting In Athens Thursday were, J. (J. Brumfield. tyrmJngham; U. I>. Elrod, Atlanta; A. I). Wharton, Birmingham; E. L. Deal, Atlanta. J R. E. Brannon. Atlanta; Alexan der Blum berg, Front Royal. Vax J. T. Jenkins. Nashville; W. H. 1 Jennings, Winder, Oa.j P. H. King. Atlanta; J. W. Bird. Atlanta. , .. W. J. Hester. 8t. Louis; W. W. Martin. Atlanta; Frank i. Burch Chicago; W. J. Weems, Atlanta, T. L. Hodgca, Atlanta; II. 6 Brant, Cincinnati; Jake Bloch, Va. 1 ' C. S..Nichols, New toik; V. , Berry, Lynchburg, Va.; L‘. D. Bass Jr.. Atlanta; Frank L. West CJUlncy, Fla; W. C. Drlskcll, At lantn. BETTER SHOE REPAIRING HOFMEI8TER SHOE SHOP Phone Your Ordedr 118$ We Call For and Deliver. SOUTH, ATLANTIC CLUB. Charlotte .. Augusta .. . Greenville .. Spartanburg Column.:: . Charleston .. 17 .619 .All .968 .816 .160 AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Louis 10, Philadelphia 6. Others, postponed account weath er conditions. NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia 7. St- I-unis 9. New York 6, Chicago 9. Oleers postponed, mil.- THURSDAY’S GAMES SOUTHERN LEAGUE Little Rock ."l Atlanta. Memphis at Birmingham. Chattanooga at Mobile. Nrshville nt Neo Orleans. AMERICAN LEAGUE B riton at Chicago. Washington at Detroit. New York at Cleveland, rhi'r.i'.clphia at St. Louia. NATIONAL LEAGUE , St. Louis at Philadelphia. Pittsburg at Brooklyn. Chicago at New York. ;‘.Cincinnati ut Boston. ‘Telephone Me, Your Grocer!” Orderacate—Ilka you order groceries. Enjoy in your home—with the family and with guests — the beverage that la the favorite every where at soda fountains and stands* 5 t\ _ . w Ik CotaCok Co, Alhaa. CL. Plenty of Money to Lend on Real Estate Commission 3 per cent, over $1,090; 10 per ceuL up to $1,000. j HUBERT M. RYLEE Law offices Phone 1S7I. 405 Holman Bldg. Athena, Georgia PURE AND SPARKLING NATURE’S BEST REMEDY No ether water hat the wonderful taste, the Invigorating fael- Ing that It l*avc* attar each glaaa full—It’a delightful, yea IVe— LINTON SPRINGS WATER Drink It All Ytir 'Round—But Especially la Spring and Sum- meiwPHONB 05 Linton Springs Water Company Office Broad Street COLLEGE GAMES ALABAMA LOSES _ TUSCALOOSA, Al)--Mia.-.lsaip. pi Aggies defeated Alabama here Wednesday afternoon, 6 to 4. though far outhit by thn locals, 'iistin and Tubh* were the pitch- cm. Score bv innings: R. H. E Vlas. A. M. 102 000 012- -6 S 1 Ala' 100 Oil 010—4 11 4 PETRELS WIN ONE ATI.ANTA, Ga.—The Oulettnrp Petrels defeated Kentucky h-re Wednesday, 8 to 2. Morris hurled for th • winners and gave up 7 hit while hla teammates were piling up 8. Score by innings: R H. E. Oglethorpe . 004 108 OOx—8 1 Kentucky ... 100 000 010—2 7 4 AUBURN LEAVES . AUBURN, AU—Vhe Aubhm Tigers leave here Thursday after noon for Athens for two games against Georgia Friday, and Satur day. Jefferson Social and Personal News JEFFERSON. On.—Shortly after noon on Monday Mr.'Cbarlle Hardy passed away suddenly at hla homo two miles from Jefferson. Hla body was buried In the cemetery In the cuuntry at Oconee Baptist church. The county comrSesloners and representatives from every county in the Ninth congressional District will put on a three days' good' roads tour, starting at Lpwrence- villo Tuesday morning and reach ing Jefteikon fur lunch. Toecoa will he the first night ctop. Speech- nil! be made in Jefferson by Hon. John N. Holder, chairman 8tate Highway Commission W. R. Neel, engineer, state highway depart ment H. W. Morgan, division en gineer of district and other prom- inenLmen.. Mr. W. T. Forbes of the Athena Y. M. O. A. and Mr. Hugh H. Gor don, also of Athena, were In the city Monday night odd delivered splendid addresses before a joint meeting ot the laymen of the Jef- terson churches, a* the Baptist church. The ladles served delicious refreshments, At a meeting of the deacons ot the Baptist church On Friday evening a farewell service to Mr. Massey will be arranged. No more beloved paator ever served thfl church than Mr. Massey, and It 1a with genuine sorrow that hla mem bers give him up to Americus. Mrs. L. & Isbell and Mrs. George D. Appleby entertained the mem bers of the graduating class on Friday evening complementary to Douglas Maxwell, a member ot ths class. Mrs. U E. Bouthworth. Mlaa Kate Roberta. Mias Minnie Head, Mlaa Nena Mas Morrison and Col. A- O. Brown are among those who at tended the Bible esnferenceIn Mr*. A. C. Brown. MW. J. N. I Holder, and Miss Lurllne Collier, (officers of the ninth district Fed- rratfon of Clubs, attended the con- I vention In Commerce on May lsl 1 I New Victor Records Special ^ Issue > ‘ Dearest (You’re the Neatest to My Heart) / Georgie Price Mominfg Will Come (from “Bombo”) Georgie Price First Victor record by this big vaudeville artist who can not only sing but whistle. Both numbers are fox trot songs in the most winning of popular styles. The voice is clear, and distinct—so it the whistle. Something you will enjoy. No. 19047. lO-inch. fc List Price 75c Out Where the Blue Begins . V) John Steel Mother's Love Elliott Shaw New favorites of popular character. John Steel has a tenor song of God’s country, which is any place where the streets come to an end. Elliott You Tell Her—I Stutter—Fox Trot Original Pennsylvania Serenaders That Red Head Gal—Fox Trot e The Collegians Two ripping fox trots by two organizations new to Victor records. The Pennsylvania Serenaders come from Lancaster Co., Pa., but are particularly well-known in the South. The CoUegiaiw are real £°Uege men-from Cornell Univeflity. No. 19049 lO-inch. List Price 75c Liza—Fox Trot Zez Confrey and His Orchestra Down Among the Sleepy Hills .of Ten-Ten-Tennessee —Fox Trot The Great White Way Orchestra Hear the above Victor Records on any of these Victrolas You can always depend upon Victor Records for whatever is newest and best in music, and this special list presents the latest popular “hits.” Played on the Victrola, with a Victrola Tungs-tone Needle, they give a quality of reproduction which can be secured through no other combination. The three Victrolas below are representative of the eighteen styles from $25 uiV^/ I Victrola No. 260 / . $150 Victrola No. Ilf ' 7 Victrola No. 230 $225 , > 9373 Electric, $265 ^ >^14 , 'Electric, $415 ^Victrola Look for these trade-marks. Under the lid. On the label. Victor Talking Machine Company* Camden,N. J.