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FOR BURNER OIL
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LOST—Whit© Eskimo Spits. Strayed
Saturday from 259 8. Finley SL
Reward if, returned. Phone 265 -W.
mile.
LOST—SMALL LEATHER PURSE
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Wanted
EXCHANGE—172 acres land In
Greene Co., five miles from Greens
boro, just off Nat. Hwy., three hofse
farm In cultivation, 75 acrea under
wire fenoo fine bottoms, well dalned,
excellent stock farm, fine schools and
I church, will exchange for Improved
y city property, If Interested write N.
Methvin. P. O. Box 1003. mlCp.
!WANTFl>—A SMALL BORE SHOT
gun, 44 calibre. A. H. Davison.
.* mile
WANTED—HELP
WANTEi)—Boy about 14
years old to deliverna-
pers. Apply Banner-Her-
aid Office.
CLEVELAND ItOAPSTER, 1921
Six Cylinder, 3 Passenger, equipped
with extra tire, bumpers, spot light,
shock Absorbers, extra magneto.—
Cheap for cash. Owner In hospital,
cannot use. Can he seen at Keller
Motor and Machine Co.—M 11-p
FOR SALE — NEW STL'DEBAKKK
Special Six Touring Car. Miss
Maude Cheney, corner Mllledge Ave.
and Hill St. Phono 1604-W. mlSc
FOP. BALE—COMPLETE SAWMILL
outfit, 20 H.-P. Cole boiler and en
gine, saw cart and belts. No. l Hut-
ler mill.* Practically new. $800 f. o.
b. Some terms. Grover Anderson.
99 Daniel Court. Athens, Ga. ntl3|i
GEORGIA SIS lf R hI1R „
1 Baseball Results
BEATEN AT KNBXVLE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
pLUB— W. L.
FOR SALE—FRYING SIZE CHICK
ENS ondgTomato Plants. 136 Bax
ter Street or phone 1302-J. mllr
FOR S^EE—ONE DODGE TRUCK
for $150.00, or. will exchange for
Ford car. Abnold-Abney & Co. ml3c
SALE—WOOD. DRY
>ve Wood. Phono 1608-J cm;
R. l. BraifaWett
PINE
120-J
mile
Miscellaneous
MEDIUM BROWN HAIR look,
beat o| all alter a Golden allot
Shampoo.
CARD or THANKS
Dick ^larria and Eatelln Hummer
wish to express their thanks to the
many friends, botfi white und col
ored. for their sympathy und kind
ness shown during their recent be
reavement occasioned by the death
of their daughter and sister. Mamie
N. Harris. ml3p
WANTED-TWO CAPABLE, honest
young men tn sell Durant securi
ties on‘ easy partial payments. We
pay, big money, but no high pressure
stock salesmen need apply. Phone
1192. mllp
EARN 816-8W WEEKLY At HOME
In spare time writing show cards
for us. No canvassing. Experlenoe
unnecessary. We Instruct you by
- maU. Rend for i>artlculars and terms.
' Bho-Rlte Sign System, Dept. 805, De
troit, MirhlgaQ. t mllp
For Rent—Rooms
FOR RENT—THREE LARGE NICE
unfurnished connecting * rooms,
bath. Modren conveniences.
Hancock and Thomas. Ul.
mllp
^POR RENT—TWO OR FOUR nicely
furnished rooms with ell modern
lenccs, garage. Very reason-
rates. Apply 285 DuBose Ave.
mile
RENT — TWO DELIGHTFUL
furnished rooms for light house-
Close In. Phone 269. ml4p
■I
; BENT—6-ROOM HOUSE, Meigs
BL All modem conveniences. J. T.
Anderson; Phone 840. mllp
RENT—The' Office
formerly occupied by H.
O. Epting & Co., Broad
Street in Hancock Build
ing. See R. J. Hancock at
the Webb-Crawford Co.
m!4p
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kgEORUIA RAILROAD
mo pa
Dapart
1:1. am
«3f
Golden Days
of Easy Profits
—are /now In the hands of the
historians.. The period of mere
store-keeping Is gone—until after
another great % war. The four-
flushera, the profl'-cer* and the
Inoompetents are being worded
out* by the Inymutalde luwu of
economy. The trade vlrtorieu of
tM* era will be genera lied by
Salesmanship and captained by
•ended. Never were there wn-li
opportunities for business men
who are capeble of npplytng the
lessons of tye last twelve months.
Advertising
le a dominant fester In sales
man ship today. The man
who doesn’t realist thla la
simply asleep. And the tfe-
mend le ler REAL aivee.
tiling—careful, pare la tent
broadeasting ef commercial
msiiagaa, steady radiation of
trade magnetism.
The
Banner-Herald
•sake to render a genuine ser
vice to bbuMnesa men. It main
tains'* service department for
the express purpose of assisting
In tht production nf copy which
brings, results. Tht service de
partment la particularly for the
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will make use of IL
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teresting booklet, caller the **A
B C’e of Newspaper. Advertis
ing," The Banner-Herald will be
glad to mall you One free with
Its compliments.
A POST CARD BRINGS IT.
E. KAY
-TH< SMILING .PAINTER*
Pin, Painting and Int.rlor
Oaeeratlng
Phono 1297, Athena, Ga.
SUMMER TERM
Beginners and Advanced Claes.
AUSTIN J. WIGHT
Bmlnent Violin Teacher.
986 LUmpkin St. 'Athens. Ga.
•Phone 801-W.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RY.
* W. O. Bolton, Agent* Phone ifil’
Central of Georgia Sutton
Depart for Macon ?:W a. tn.
- . 4:48 p. m.
Arrive from Macon 12:19 p. m.
1:39 p. m.
For further information phone
I J. t. Bruce, a A.. 848.
IW •AINESVILLE MIDLAND
RAILWAY
Schedule*
Leave Atnsne Arrive
7:46 A. M.* *5:20 P. M.
10:45 A. M.** ••18:16 A. M.
• Dally. •• Dally Except
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Effective Sunday, April 29, 1923.
No fi leaves Athens 7:46 a. bl, ar
rives Lula if »“•
No. 8 leaves Athens 4:16 p. m., ar-
rixt-s Lula 5:4$ P- m.
N«». 7 Irate? Lula G.55 p. m., arrives
Athens 8 20 p. m.
5 leaves Lula 10:10 *.».,*)
Atbrns 11:45 a. m.
. B. MILLER, C. A., Athena, 0*.
Telepbons 81* .
ARMEL’S GARAGE
Now Up-to-Datc
Ready for all kind, of work.
Behorinz cylinders, welding,
vulcanizing, burning-in bear
ing., electrical work end any
thing in the machinery line.
PHONB S»\
:» W. Washington SL
i rives
[ V
W. L COXE
Transfer Co.
Long Trip, Our Specialty.
Cheapeet Truck lit Town.
600 Thomas Si
Phone 13*>1
- CLUB— W. L.
• ’Chattanooga 11 8
Red and Black Golfers New Orleans ...... 12 9
Eliminated From South- Mobno" 10 .. It to
ern Intercollegiate Tour- j “ cm p hl f J® }•
ixr* rr* '7 i | Birmingham 11 11
ney. Win Team Trophy. 1 Atlanta 11 12
' — Little Hock 6 15
(Special to The Banner-Herald)
KNOXVILLE—Only four men,
tho Crenshaw brothers from the 1 New'Vork 10 ,
University of Alabatmt, Lamprcc‘t Detroit . 12 9
of Ttrlane and Lynn gt, Georgia Philadelphia .77.7 10 8
Tech, p.re' still In the Funning for Cleveland ., 12 10
the southern inter-cUleglatc golf Washington 8 10
championship, whhh is being Chicago .• 8 11
played here. | Boston 77 7 7 7 7 7*11
These four golfers worked their St. Louis 8 13
w*iy lhroii.gr;: a hard field and bo* j
sin play In the semi-finals Friday. 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE
Of the tiur. perhaps tl-* »trongf st 1 CLUB— W. L. Pet
i I amprr ht. Iho T«j!a».. -.inr vhr , New York 16 6 .727
♦ n'so tho Gulf State champion. St. Lduls 14 9 .<50f
Harris Jones cf Ooorrjn won his Pittsburgh 12 9 .571
f, rst match a?a'nnt (Brannon nf Chicago 10 11 .476
F^prgla Tech. This was one of Cincinnati 10 11 .47f
‘ho 'ortiito r-'t^ro cf the day and Po3ton 9 11 .450
went to tho last green before be- Brooklyn 7 13 .?50
*'g derided. In his n»x» match, the Philadelphia .... .'. 6 14 .300
Georgia star went down In defent
before Lynn of George Tech by,' SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
GOLF CLUB LEADER
ATLANTA, Oa.—The Oglethorpe
Petrels again took Kentucky Into g
amp here Thursday, winning 7 to
0 In a 12 Inning game.
Score by innings: R. H. K
Petrels . 130 010 011 000—7 13 0
Ky 230 000 011 000—6 10 3
Charlie Chaplin
Gets $1,000,000.00
For One Picture
score cf two up. j CI.UB—
J Crr*»shpw Alahnma defect* fharlotto .*.
vl Bruir.hy of orris 3 fr nnd 2 Augusta ....
'o plrv. Hamilton x-f rpor*’la w^n OrccnvlIIo .,
»vor Grant of Georgia, 2 up and Spartanburg
1 to nlay. I sn ocrcL '* Tui-n's ^R’mbln ..
then heat Hamilton, b pn rnd ' Charleston .
cllmlpntlpp the finn*
Georgia tr.an from further blay.
T;:c team tronhv goes to tho
Tnlvrrsftv rf Opn**ria. which team
ns tho low gual’fylng total score
W.
16
THURSDAY’S GAMES
BETTER
SHOE REPAIRING
ROFMEICTER SHOE SHOP
Phone Your Ordcdr
1186
We Call For nnd .Deliver.
66-WOM-66
Taxi Service
Day and Night
Yellow CabCo.
PHONE «6
Of fire
GEORGIAN HOTEL
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Atlanta 1; Little Rock 8.
Birmingham 2; Memphis 9.
New Orleans 11; Nashville 14.
Mlbllo IQ; Chattanooga 1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
rlovelnijd 4; New York 13.
Rt. I mils 7; Philadelphia 10.
Chicago 9; Boston 7.
Detroij-Washlngton, postponed
colt! and show.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
^Philadelphia 0; St. Leuls 7. *
Boston 3 ;Cinclnnati I.
Brooklyn-Pittsburgh, cold.
New York-Chloiigo, wet grouut*?
FhlDAY’S GAMES
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
'Memphis at Atlanta.
Chattahootiu ai .\» w Orleans.
Little Rock at Birmingham.
Nashville at Mobile.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington ut Detroit,
t PnlbwlrlfH* rt 8t. leal*.
* New York rt Cleveland.
J!cston tL Chicago.
NATIONAL Lr/CL’E
Pittsburgh rt Drool lyn.
• linclnnall at Boslcn.
Chicago at New York.
St. Louis at Philadelphia. .
COLLEGE GAMES
’BAMA RALLIES *-
TUSCALOOSA, Ala.—By scorlnr
five runs In tVo eighth tnnlu«* o
Thvnicay’a game the 'Bama nln r
| get reveuge for Wcdnesday’o Iosj.
n nd won from Milas., Aggies 5 to 2
I The hits were evenly distributed
NEW -YORK—Shrewd busines:
ability of Charlie Chaplin brought
him $1,000,000 nroflt from a alnglc
nv tlon picture,- one of eight for
•vhlch he had contracted la pr*«
duce for $1,075,000, James D. Wil
liams. organiser of the First Na
tional company, testified today a ,
the federal trade commission. In
vPHtigatlon Into charges thit th-
Famous Players-Lasky corporat!oi
and six other defendants cinstitute
a trust.
t’haplln. Williams testified, wa*
allotted $100,000 additional for each
of the pictures over the origin
ton tract price because
production expense
Succeeds E. E. Lamkin
As President of Clover-
hurst Country Club At
Annual Election.
Hugh \V. While was named pres
ident of the Cloverhurst Country
club at the annual meeting Thurs
day afternoon, succeeding E. E.
Lampkfn. Joel A. Wler was elected
vice president and W. D. Hooper
was re-elected secretary and
Weasurcr. ' ^
Mr. Lampkln was named to a
place ot the board or governors
and C. A. Tfussell was named
chairman of the board.
The club Is In excellent shape
according to the reports of the
various officers, having 1*7 mem
bers, 19 lady members and 30
student members. The classifica
tion of Junior membership was
created at the meeting* oppUca-
hcavj I hie to youths from 1* to 16 years
nddi- old and having the privilege of the
had received 70 per cent ef th: I g°l fcourse in tho mornings and
rr ss receipts of "The Kid," whirl- |filso in the afternoons If accom-
brnught him, 51,000,000 profit. j Ponied by a regular member. The
Mary rtekford. Williams con
ttnued. also was allowed 5100,000 | la ,5 -°° and ,Ile due * * L59 |lcr
>xpenso for each picture who pro- J monin.
Juced, os the First Nutlonaf con- 1 ** wag also voted to assoss via-
tracted with sturs so that they itors, of their hosts, $1.00 per day
were obliged to pay the production , or 83.00 per week for the use of
expenses out of the bontradt prices (t* lc B°lf course. Two new t unis
< — courts were ordered completed
jand n rising vote of thanks was
extended to J. F. Tibbetts for tlic
InteroKt ho nas uhown In tho up
keep, of the course the past year.
President White will name hlr
various committee:* in a few days
American Man Will .
Try 1 For Release of
Bandit’s Prisoners
(Continued .from paso on,)
manded that the government exert
every effort to release the capttaeg,
and restore china's Internationa’
respect.
Once the present affair la clear
ed up, the business groups plan a
"national house-cleaning," calling
upon the people to “destroy un
worthy, Irresponsible and selfish
usurpers of power,”
There Is a susrjptlon of a poli
tical aspect to the whole effalr in
i this list, an aapejet which has only
been' hinted at publicly, bbt which
lias been freely discussed privately
throughout china. It ia more „ r
leas openly suggester that enemies
of the present regimo were not at
nil nvereo to -having tho govern,
ment shown up in buc ha sorrv
light.
NOTICE
My son. Ab Brooks, left home
the 26th Of Jantmry. Any Intorma-
tlon furnished me ns to his where-
abouts will he appreciated.
His lather,
G. W. BHOOKS,
Colbert, 0a.
»4vi rgj
warns
NO METAL CAN TOUCH YOU
Wdewcave
50c
and up
When yon wear these
double grip wideweavo
PARIS your hose stay
put, your mind’* at rest
and your lees cut real
evidence of case effic
iency. Say PARIS when
you buy.
"3000 Houn of
Solid .Comfort"
ASTEIN&COMP/INY
CiiLW. MKfijRY Cirtm ~
Ciacjua NnrYcas
Plenty of Money to.Lend on Real Estate
Commission 3 per cent, over *1,000;
10, per cent up to *1,000..
HUBERT M. RYI.EE
Law offices Phone 1*7*.
60S Holman Bldg.
Serviceable
Boy’s Suits
#9.9 C
o VOUR btr/ A-.ll study better,
A play better and Ieel better in
on; o( our natty twor*ntt • Jiw.
Dr:&* and sport nredels in all
stses and materials—all with 2
pftirtf cl pants.
A convenient charge account
citable* you to purchue four
■needs lor the entire family here, *
and pay at y?ur convenience. ,
Something ^rw Svrry JVtek
t/>
' Pictures Shown
By Sec. Weems
Largo crowds aro attending the
showing of moving pictures by the
Incustrial Division of ti.o' \oung
Men’s ChriHtian AaKociatfon. The
Mms, furninhed by the Internation
al Y, M. C. A. committee, are
ehotvn by Secretary of Industrial
Work, Randall Weems.
Thursday night a show was held
at Barnett Shoals and music was
furniished by John Bcnott, “Teeny”
Randall and J. B. Harley, Univer
sity students. The films will be
shown e». Nantahala school Fri
day night.
The pictures aro of an cduca-
Honal nature with corned^ reels.
The films arc bcinig shown at
Frlncton-i'nrd Mill, Wlitiehall,
Nelgbbirbood House, and the in
dustrial class at the Y. ‘Mi Ci' AL ' 1
Wonderful S/joes
At WonderfulSatfim
Ask To See
No. 1769
Saw Popular, 8un»«t Brown'
Swascer pattern, deublo
■titched eyelet row. vamp, :
Quartere and tip*} Two row* Good
year •tltchini on ioIci. One of
the eesaon’s anappleat model*. 59
Sc, other waifnfal tipis *3. SO t. *5
“/Ue a peachl** And it’s a
Newark
Whtt more need be said? Millions of men in the
United States wear and praise them. Nothing like V
them at *E.OO anywhere else in America! 40 exclusive
stales—s match for many ahown elsewhere at *7 to
*10. One look will convince you that they aro the
best shoe value In Town.
Newark Shoe Stores Co.
Athenl.^Oo., Store, 151 Clayton St.. "N,st to K«*l«"
Open Saturday Evening to Accommodate Customers
Athens Visitors
READ BANNER-
HERALD WANT ADS.
Among those visiting In Athcu
Friday were W. F Baden, Atlanta
Guy H, Northcutt. Marietta; Thom
** C. Lane, Atlanta; G. 21. Alford
J.tllan' Texan. *
A. H. Holland, Baltimore; James
IH.^ Hat key, Atlanta; F. Fitzgerald
lacks nvlltc, Fla,; A. (J. KurncHt
New York City; A. L. Gantt, Car-
rotton, (la.; Mrs. G. T. Mller, Ma
con.
Steve F. Mlteheel, Tlfton, Ga,; ,
C, F. Baker. Atlanta; J. W. Terry
Neahville, Tcnn.; D. U. White, At
lanfuL W, M. Williams. Richmond
V*. *
Mr, nnd Sirs. Fred B. Clark. Mid
dletown, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. L
Perry. Asheville. N. C., J. L. Webb
Greenwood, B. C.; E. A. Lester
Tampa, FI*.; J. N. Walker, Jr., In-
dianapuIlH, Ind,; C. C. White, At
innm; W. M. Knowles, Columbia.
EVERETT TRUE
By Condo
The extra measure
You expect certain things when
you buy clothes. Fit, wear, style, quality,
good service, they, are all important.
But you can get an extra measure of value
when you buy
Kuppenheimer
GOOD CLOTHES
- _ V . • . » ,
It’s there in the finer quality; the better
style; the peerless tailoring; the longer
wear and the perfect fit.
There’s a Kuppenheimer model for your
type, your size, in the new season’s fabric
, and color. We have it now.' Try it on.
Exceptional values at .
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Office Broad itreet
A Complete Line of Straw Hats.
See Our Florsheim Oxfords—The very
latest styles of the season ihave just arrived.
Lee Morris
“THE DAYLIGHT CORNER’’
Corner Broad-and Jackson Sts.