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Fort SALE—FINE HOME ON Hen-
dwraon Ave.. 3 lied rooms, nice pine
porch, steam heat, two baths, double
garage, with servant quartern above.
Large lot. Excellent terms. Guaranty
Trunt Corp.. Phone 7If,. m20c
BARBECUE AT Mitchell's Bridge
Friday evening. May 19. Everybody
.invited. <1. W. Nash. ml8p
FOR SALE — NEW BUNGALOW.
hardwood floors. Lot 64x150 feet;
garage. Guaranty Trust Corp. Terms.
Phono 716. m20c
SPORT NEWS
Uiomlcs, In slowly
Irnni a slight Illness.
recuperating
Sanner-Herald to Offer All-Star
Selections In Baseball Next Sunday
[ MISS ROSEMARY WHITAKER.
] will leave Cirectly after the term ;
t examinations for California where
j she will spend her entire vacation.
While there? she will attend the |
I University of California. !
POPE IN 0PENE8
. , . fWT|M
the Quintan n:ne toon ti' IJnk's, but nlflfi ti|o*[o^ wUlllnU4(, w jj|
slants nnlr garnered four ruiiS on scattered. The Qnitlf.ofi
.a free. pass.
I slashing'hits. Lefty Boiigood had
I life plants working nicely and gave
FOR SALE — MAHOGANY DINING
room table, *lx chairs and reining
table. Price very reasonable. Phone
382-W. . m2«p
FOR SALE—NICE BUGGY AND
saddle gated marc at sacrifice price;
alio ear corn and hay. J. T. Brown,
Center, Ca. m2Qp
WANTED—HELP
WANTED—Boy about 14
.years old to deliver pa
pers. Apply Banner-Her
ald Office.
WAITED—A good man to work In
v __ apple. orchard, white or colored,
regular empl«»yment for . the right
- party. A. II. Davison. ml8c.
S’B HAVE the following used
Ford cars that are c*pe::ially goo<l
value*: .Speedster, with aUrter, near
ly new Ford Coupe, rebuilt ton truck
and 1921 touring, starter. The prices
of these cars will interest you. C. A.
Trussed Motor Co., Fonf, Fordaon and
Lincoln. m21c
The Banner-Herald will picsept
two all-star teams in the Sunday
issue- One will be selected by
“Tecta” PMlpot. forijier «tar Red
and Black pitcher, and the other
by Seth Dekle, manager of the
the losers no etftl of troublo during
the opening frames.
The count jjtood at four to^one
j when the fifth session arrived but
! errors- and one hit paved the way
MISS SALLIK FANNIE DANIEL 1 . Y; M. C. A. Slimmer Lea-1 for three Fopo tallies and^ the
summer and former Georgia play-) «■ 111 spend tho week-end in At- j gyg QpenS With Bang. | '™g nt kn "^‘‘
championship Albany team fast' day.
lanta.
These two ex-players have seen I [
practically all the teams of the j THE PUBLIC INITIATION of j
south play this year and are in a I the Alpha Mu honorary fraternity |
position to make wise selections. 'of Home Economies,-was held Fri-
""Watch ' * “
Success Assured.
Thursday 9 to 6.
for these selections Sun- .lay. The members who wero taken
I into this fraternity are: Matilda
j Calloway, Beane Parr, Atlanta;
C ampus
I
'hatter
from the National Convention, of j Sarah "Weems, Athens, Omah Bad-
the General Federation of Women's
clubs' wtich was held in Atlanta
cock. West Palm Beach, Fla.;
PIgshIo Hairstan, Atlanta; Mary
Oli-’e Whitehead. Atlanta.
MISS 8ALLIE FANNIE DANIEI.
^pclit tho week-end at home frith
her parents in DanielsvIUe.
Wanted
* ‘W-WTOD—GOOD MOWING machine
JUJ<1 rake. Name best cash price,
2 O. A. Booth. ml8o
•WA*JT»t>-S
Bulldog Left For the
1-^ Davison.
m20c
t PIANO WANTED — WANTED TO
buy'Uf|0 piano, must b* In good
cwgRIpn ,*n<l bargain. Give price In
Rnxwer. Address "A,” care Banner-
ItonUd. tnlSr
r
For Rent—Rooms
WENT
Strabel loc
howTH#.
J OR RENT—Throo unfurnished
rooms, 767 W. Hancock. Phone 1329.
mlSc.
— HOUSE, CORNER
—ylg* and Church Street*. A. H.
. tavladn. m20c
- ... For Rent
■OR RENT—SIX ROOM apartment
on second floor. Outside entrance..
legenTrepairs. I'licyio 370. . m30c
‘CJirttEffT—NEW COTTAGE,- three
“ “" — ,11; Convent:
room, and bath, all Convent,
n car lino noar Agr. I College.
!• Without children pmferrM.' Ad
re» Cottage, ll«x ,30. m31o
FOR SALE
OR SALS—Rebuilt two, ton White
Oe, Truck, flee C. V. Ray. at C. A.
TumcIL Motor Co. ■ milp.
OR &AI,E—New at* room . 'house,
water, aowerjt, lights, and furnace
eat Rood lot, beet neighborhood In
tlmu.'Tflre H750.OO, Campbell Dar-
nt tlblmnn utdg. Phone 1701.
mllp.
MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks
best* of all after a Golden Olmt
Shampoo.
Georgia Playing
Mercer In Macon
Final Contests
Central City Thursday
Afternoon; Sale to Open
Series.
. The Georgia baseball team lc-fi
Thursday afternoon for MAcun fo*
two games with the Mercer outfi.
Friday and Saturday.
These are the final games of tlw
year and wfll bring to a dole th •
college career of teverni players o.
both teams. Tlgo Stone «<>f-Merer
will bo given some kind of a trophj
by tho fans of Macon while Clarl
and Eldrldge will play thhir las:
game in a Georgia uniform.
Following these games the^ui’
dogs will solect their leader fn
next year, get their letters and I*
will all be over.
Fred Bale will do the hurUng Frl
day afternoon for tho Hulld.igs ac
cording to dope Riven out when tb.
team left and will prqbably be op
posed by either Rya Is nr 'Harnimr.v '
that Is union' Stone' is fraljeci; p'pb:’
to htirl ttofli games for the JJ-
lists. * ‘ ‘
1 to certain to work &i&V
U " klf ' •_ i-.f TvJ.i
SOUTHERN DERAIL8
Of- Aoaoclated Pro**.)
GREENWOOD.—Southern’
HALE—Severn! nice milch oowi
fnMluiiu, 1’rlce ffs.oo to 1100.00. F.
Aligned, Phono 1,7,. Mile.
*8-t
way passenger train No. 18. be
tweon Greenville end Ooljmbbi. r
railed Tbnradav morning nhout nn<
mile north of Ninoty-8lx when th
trucks, on the expreaa car guv* I
way. Nb one wee Injured hut sot
eral of the p*iiengcp wero biu.'.
■baken up. Two care were derate,
end the track, tom up for eomr
distance. *
~ HERE AT LAST
1LLT" SUNDAY Hook—Tho
and only one of Its kind—full
from cover to cover—richly,
A golden opportunity for;
If you are a, live-wire and
t to act as our agent—send 91.00
nple copy and Instructions. The
itui Publishing Co., Knoxville,
mite.
SALE—Eighteen Black Minorca
and 1 root term, ff.ss apiece.
1 all. laying. Phone 76 or lltf.j,
Illp
SALE OR RENT—FIVE ROOM
lasgo lot. Immediate pos-
K. G. Fambrough, phone
NHPLANTED TOMATO, Plants.
E rer y beat varieties Thona 613.
tcinm Avenue. m20p
RAILROAD
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i pa
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J CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RV.
a Bolton, Agent, Hum. 1W1
Central of Ooorgta Station
Depart for Maoon 7:10 a. m.
D. m.
> from Maoon-12:11 p. ra.
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Information pbooa
kuea, a A., 110.
•AINESVILLS MIDLAND
RAILWAY
•chetfulee
Atnens Antva
A. M.« *3:20 p. M.
A. M.,0 0010:10 A. M.
•• Dally Zzc.pt Sunday.
Dixie Boy Play Suite
Baacbnlla
..15a 1 to *1.75
Bathing Suita "...
.52.50 to $3.50
Bathing -Cap, .
75e
Tonal* Racket* .
52.75 to 510.00
Union Hardwire
Skatea... $2.50
Fairy Voloclpndea
50.00 te *17.00
Skate Mobile, ..
■ 15 75 to $7.75
Pedal Ships ...,'
$8.00 to $5.50
Bicycle, Motereycle end
Auto
mobile'Tire Pump, Repaired.
ATHENS CYCLE CO.
v bbttih
8HOE REPAIRING
HOFMEISTER SHOE SHOP
Ptione Your Ortledr
11U
We Call For and Deliver.
THE RIDING CLASS of the Co-
jj ww not belli Thu rad ay after
noon but rather Friday afternoon.
to the tact ibo Co-Edu' own-'
dcr.ul n: frit. Major Burebc decided
to postpone the class, and permit
tho mcmfcera to attend the Geor
gia-.Mcrcor game.
Ml83 ROSA .McGee, gratiJato^f
Gtato Collego of AHriculturo, has
’ eon vlnlting friends of the Wo-
man’d Building for the past few
days.
at A CALL MEETING *>t the
girls of tho Woman’s Building
held recently the following wero
I elected representatives 1923-^924:
TROY EDWARDS, graduate of j ^j|j B Peggy Baker, sophomOr# rep-
t' o State College of Agriculture, j rC s e ntntive; Miss Edith House,
his b.cn visit.nj Lie tv's in Ath- j Winder, Ga.. Junior rerrepontative;
«ns. * i Miss Jones, Parrot, senior royre-
• j sentetive.
THE FRTEND3 of Misn Melville -
Doughty who h?s recently had' an . THE Y. W. C. A. is now' com-
’ttack of appendicitis, will be pleting Its olnnr, on tho yearly
pleated to,learn that sho is lin- hand-book. This hand-book will be
^rovin'! ranidly and will be back off tho press shortly boforo the
at school in a few days. j close of the winter season.
Tho opening match for the Clo-
Verhurst Country Club, in the North
cunt Georgia Golf Lcugue, will be
played in Athens Saturday, with
the Gainesville Country Club, at
the local club’s opinments.
This is the second year for the
The snappy Quiiilan aggregation
started Hie Y. M. C. A. outdoor
baseball'off in lino styln Thurs
day by defeating ths Pope crew by
a score of 9 to 6. The hectic bat
tle prized off the lid of what prom
ises to be tho moat successful
league ever conducted by flic local
association and drew a crowd th.it
packed the seating facilities. Tho
league has a most prosperous out
look and much enthusiasm i3 be
ing manifested by both npcctator*
and participants.
The winning nine failed to find
the offerings of twirler Link to
their liking and failed to tally in
the first few frames and wero
trailing on the end of a 1 to noth-
conut was knotted. iFarts of the
.stands went wild when Smith
oCOFe Incored on infield outs aftor slnjJ-
h^jrg sharply to left. Tho Pope clan
put in a strong bid to tie the couni
In their part of the sixth bqt Bed-
good causet? the last two batters to
pop un weakly and the score re
mained at 5-d for the Quillian
crew. Abo’Link suffered* a bad
seventh inning giving up five safe
knocks in this frame, one a homo
run by Smith.
Try as they might the Pope lads
could not overcome this lead and
went down fighting in their initial
appearance. It was a fine gamo
and kept tho fans interested all the
way. Outside of tho fielding by
both clubs there wore no features.
Starr Smith the Quillian outer
gardner connected for a circuit
drive In he sixth which was the
fir3t ,.ome run or the season.
Lefty Bedgood nutpitched Link
- *.jMhih
and sent tallies over .the rfute.
Starr Smith led, tho flqhi;in hit.
ting, driving &ut three safet^;; out
of ulx times up. ‘‘Apple Valley-
Nix showed the fans' that he is f tin
to be feured when he slashed oiu
two safeties. Harris,
Pound and Pope also showed mean
ability with the hickory.
Tomorrow afternoon at six Lolls
the Conolly aggregation locks
horns with the Moss crew. «*i>niu
early for the seats are filled rau*
idly.- f’
The score by innings: '-/’.'
POPE .... -i... IDO o:io 29
Quillian Ut! sha
QUILLIAN d)000 411 Ox
Batteries: Link and Crane;
Bcdgoqjl and Lous.
Ing score. Their run coming as tho I throughout and P"oved himself to
EO lf league, and It promises to be. result of base knocks by Captain J be tho same old tricky “Bed”. He
MISS DOROTHY .MORAN, of NMSS ROSALIE RATHBONE,
Woman’s. Building has returned .r.sociato professor of Home Eco-
Double Grip PARIS
are pronounced by lov
ers of aport and men oi
action to excel for great
er security and ease.
Say PARIS when you
buy.
”3000 Hours of
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ASTEIN & COMPANY
MAKERS
Children's HICKORY Cartm
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35c and up
,„CARTERS
| No metal can touch you
grvntcr success than thr
one last year. Frank Lawler leac'
the local tenm last year and the
!mmp talent golfers finished wcl
up towards the top.
This year the team will be cap
tained by Arthur Griffeth, nr.d
bettor selection than “Arcihe"
could not have been made. He bar
been playing golf for lo.' these
many ycar:i, and Ik seems that, each
year ho Improves his game in
some department, lie i* n splendid
golfer and a prince of good fel
low and for those rcononn should
make the local team an A-t leader
The team will probably be com
posed of the following: Arthui
Griffeth, captain: Ha'rrls Jones, Dr.
Uncock, Frank Lawler, Mortor
Hodgson, and John Tibbcts. and »
that Isn’t the "suicrtle club” we’d
like to nee one.
Tho Annual Spring Tournament
of the CioverliursL Country .Club
is fast drawing to a cloro, with on
ly the two finalists. Terrell Per
'"<1 Sam Cartledgo left to flgh
it out.
. n? semi-finals, by which tho; I
fourtht their way to the finals Per-
,-y defeated Hamilton, who l* o
the University cf Georgia golfin'
leant, by a score of three up an*
two t» p'ny. In the other half o
I lie xerri-flnals Fa*n Cartlodg? woi
on: over IPehard Tift by tho s-mv
rco’-". 3 and 2. in a match whlcl
wrv* thirty six holes boforo the
winner could be decided.
The finals must be played be-
far" May Tfi. so the two '"»'L?rs wil*
M'nii'ibly meet in a few days,
jvrry’a handicap is is while
dge shoots from
Pope and Red Pound. They un'vjhatf the pope crew imder control
their read vanish however when I most of the time and surrendered
Rebuilt Used Car
. Bargains
CHANDLER SPEEDSTER
DODGE ROADSTER
BUICK -ROADSTER
V NASH TOURING
The pries*/ are low and the
terms art liberal.
Conolly Motor Co.
New Process RECORDS I
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"THe SMILING PAINTER-
> Flos Painting and Interior
Ds eo rating
Phono 1297, Athens, Ca.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CLUB— W.
New York 20 7
Ut; Louis rt* 13
Pittsburg ~t... U 13
Chicago 13 14
Ulncfnnntl - 12 13
Boston 12 13
Brooklyn - 11 H
I’hllndelpliln ..—7 17
f.OUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
CLUB— W. L. Pet.
Greenville 17 9
Charlotte 18 11
Spartanburg 15 10
Augusta 1 .17 ]2
('olumbla .....ra 10 17
Charleston
SUMMER TERM
Braliuion and Adv.Msd Class.
J. WIGHT
_ fit Vlofln Ttacher.
° a -
Plenty of Money to Lend on Real Estate
Commission 3 per cent, over $1,000; ,
10 per cent up to $1,000.
HUBERT M. RYLEE
Law offlcei Phono 157$.
405 Holman Hid*. , Atheao, Qeorslh
THURSDAY’S RESULTS
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Nashville 3: Atlanta 5.
Chattanooga 4: Birmingham ,3.
.Little Rock 0; Mobile 3.
Memphta 3: New Orlfaa 1.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
rfectlve Sunday, April 29, 1923.
« Have* Athens T:« a. m., ar-
Lula 9:20 a. m.
8 leaves Athens 4:15 p. cl, ar-
Luia 8:43 p. m.
7 leaves Lula 6:55 p. m., arrives
iravas Lula 10:10 a. m., ar
1 a. m.
t, C. A., Athens, On.
W. L. COXE
Transfer Co.
Loop Trip* Our Epedilty.
Cheapest Track.In Town.
600 Thomas St
Phone 1351
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ing that it leaves after each glaaa full—it’* delightful, yee It’s— I
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men—PHONE 95
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Office Broad Streft
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington 3; Chicago T.
New York 0: St. Louis 3.
Bouton Z: Detroit 0.
Philadelphia 4; Cleveland 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburg 0; Boston 1.
St. Louis G: Brooklyn 3.
Cincinnati «; NOW Yor, 13.
Chicago 7; Philadelphia 4.
SALLY LEAGUE
Spartanburg 2: Charleston 1.
Greenville 27; Columbia 0.
Charlotte 3; Augusta 4.
FRIDAY’S GAMES
SOUTHERN LEAGUE,
Nahhvlllo at Atlanta.
Chattanooga nt Birmingham.
Little Rock at MoMle.
Memphis at New Orleans
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Waeblagton at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cleveland,
New York-at BL Louie.
BoutoM-ut Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pmaburg at Boatnn.
HI at New York,
at Philadelphia,
t Brooklyn.
HHH
OUT TODAY
DANCE MUSIC
Snake's Hip*. Fox-Trot*.
The Georgians. A-38G4 lie
Who's Sorry’Now?
Sweet Ona. Fox-Trots.
The Happg Six. A-38G1 78c
From “The
Wlldflower.” Intro.
“Wildflower.’*
Argentine. From “Caro
line.” Intro. “Way Down
Sooth.” Fox-Trots. Ray
Miller and Hie Orchsttra.
A-3860 78c
By the Shollmar.
In a Caravan. Fox-Trota.
Paul Speeht and Hie Or- .
eheetra. A-3858 75c
Yon’iCnow You Belong to
Somebody Etw.
Crying for Yon. Fox-Trotg.
The Lanin Orehettra.
A-3 350 78c
You've Cot to Sen Mamma
Ev*ry Night.
Yon TeU Hoe—I Stutter.
Fox-Trota.
TheOiorgiane. A-38S7 7Sc
After Every Party. Walt*.
Apple Sauce. Fox-TroL-
The Columbians. A-3883 7S«
La Mome Tango.
Spanish Moon. Tango Fox-
Trots. Paul Speche and
Hie Orehettra. X-3863 71
Wonderful One.
Red Mooe. Wattles.
Columbia Dance Orehettra.
A-3858 78*
POPULAR SONGS
Yon Know Yon Belong to
tb.—krai. Etra,
the Near-
(You’re
eat to My HeerL)
Net ~
’era Bayes. A-3882 7Se
m,,.. I
wvs ikhms sma
Calf Coast Blass.
Bertie Smith. A-3844 7So
Coal Black Mommy.
AlJelton.
Undy Lady. Shannon Four.
A-3854 7*0
The WarU la Waking for
the Sunrlie.
Out When the Blue Bogies.
Charles Hart. A-3855 78c
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL SELECTIONS
Mother in Ireland.
Jut a Bit of Irtah Loco.
Tenor Solos. William A.
Kennedy. A-3847 78c
Southern Medley. Part f.
Intro. “Way Down Yon
der in tho Cornfield”;
“Kentucky Babe"; “Bard
Timet Come Again No
Horn”; “Little Alabama
Coon.”
Southern Medby—Part II.
Intro. “Carry Me Baek to
Old Virylnny”; “Old
Block Joe”; “Oh Susan
na”; “Swanec BItct”;
“In My Old Kentucky
Home”; “Dixie.” Banjo
Accompaniment by Harry
Utter. Shannon Four.
' \ A-3848 78*
The Old Tima Religion.
Stendin’ In tha Need af
Prayer. Baritone Solo*.
Homer A. Rodeheaver.
- A-3858 78c
Train Time nt Pnmpkln
Canter. Cal ftewart and
American Quartet.
Unde Josh In a Department
Stem. Cal Stewart
A-3851 78*
The Red Hplnd Bay. Ac
cordion, Guitar/ Banja.
Intro. “Tha Lady on tho
Island.” Medley of Irish
Red*.
Medley of Highland FUngt.
“ ■,Banjo.
Accordion, Guitar,
Flanagan Bret.
A-3849 75c
SYMPHONY AND CONCERT SELECTIONS
God Touched lb* Rom.
(Brown) Tandy
Madcemie. 80799 $1
The T«m,l* Brail*. (Wood-
forde-FInden) 1
Leu Than the Du«t. (Wood-.
forde-Finden). Baritone
Solos. Louie Gramm. •
*1.00
Anltre’* Dane*. From “Peer
Gynt” (Grieg)
Teteha Seidel 79838 *1.00
(Schnbert)
Voice, of tha Woods. (Mel
ody In F.) (Rubinstein)
Soprano Soloc. Margaret
Rowaine.
Adoration.
(Botowdd)
.Knechat-Win-
tomitz) Violin Solos.
Eddy Braun. A-3845 *1.00
“Farewell Blues"
T HE Georgian* have
packed this fox-trot
selection with syncopated
romance and rhythm till it
.fairly snaps with dance
magnetism.
Never, in all
tver, in all your days
evenings—‘have you
trotted to anything
surpasses "Farewell
Blues," Columbia Nero
Process Record A-S864,
for sparkle and spice and
pep and go.
' And on the other side
is their equally artistic
rendition of '"Snake's
ot
Hips,” another fox-1
that will make
which 1b cntil
blue ribbon.
Each of these selections
is liberally decorated with
alluring brass, banjo,
clarinet, and saxophone
trimmings.
This record, from the
June program, is only a
‘ i of the g
sample of the good things
in this newest Columbia
release. All of the new
records listed here are
Columbia New Process
Records—made with the
wonderfully quiet surface
that eliminates the annoy
ing scratch and scrape of
needle noise. *
Tear out this list, take
ila Dealer
it to your Columbia
and listen in on this
delightful program of
latest dance hits, newest
songs and choice sym
phony selections:
All Columbia Records
can be played on .any
phonograph. >* -
Only in Columbia New
Process Records will you
find a positive freedom
from distressing needle
grind. The process is
.patented. No one else
can produce anything
even resembling Colum
bia's construction - and
improved surface.
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COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY, New York