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1I0E STONE
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MACON. Ga.—Tifre Stone, one
of the greatest/ pitchers who ever
delivered a balrfrom a mound in a
uoutnem collegiate baseball game,
will be honored by his followers
Saturday, when the last game of
the Mercer schedule is played.
Saturday has been set aside by
the baseball fans as “Tige Stone
Day.” #
Stone will pitch his last game of
college baseball on Saturday, ac
cording- to Jo’sh Cody, coach of the
Baptist nine, which will make it
the most fitting day that could be
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hfiaisWt CtimiB of Shw StorM la dw United Stilts.
AtheA^jja.. Stor., 1S1 Clayton "at., "N.xt to Kr.a."
All Ncwattc Store. OsnStkre^Eretilntt to Acctxnreodit. Cwtoaret
_ to accord him the honor
is due him- The day will be
even more dramatic than ordinarily
it would be, for on Saturday Josh
Cody, who has directed the desti
nies of Mercer for three years, and
who is one of the greatest coaches
in the section, will lead his men to
battle for the last time. Coach
Cody will leave Macon for Nash
ville about June 1 to again be
come a part of Vanderbilt univer
sity. He will be assistant to Coach
Dsn McGugin at that university
next year.
The merchants around town are
putting thair -heads., together in the
discussion'et« gift tofstoAe,(which
will be grespnifd tpjhim on thu i
* k furls >
field Sstuihsy. Baxes'.where fans
may contribute are open at Milch-
ell-WiUiams-afack- «
The Herbert Smart'Clothing
Company will give three tickets tp
the game Saturday to anyone mak
ing a purchase of more than $10
value, and Parks-Chambers J Jacobs
will give three tickets to. game of
Friday arid Saturday to anyone
making a purchase, of - more '.han
$5 value.
IS BEING PAINTED
Miss Mary Franklin, Ath
ens Artist, Finishing Pic
ture of Great Benefactor
of University.
by FEE KAMENSKY
On entering tho reception room
II the first thing . that
ot Soule Hal
strikes the eye arc ttirpe pictures
on the, walls. One .exclaims. “Oh,
what Orel these Sorplla's doing
hore?" - Their -vividness makes u
spot of such brilliance, in the mom
that one; must think themselves
.transported to sunny Spain- I’*tea
! someone explain! to yon thatilt la
[not Spain but Africa, Algerian r ra-
' light on . Algerian sand ahd that
thb artist Is not' tho tfreal'Spaniard
but our own Miss Mary Franklin.
Wo are Instantly consumed with
a desire to see this wonderful per
son, to see more or her work, and
when we meet her slowly walking
along on the college campus,we
timidly ask permission to visit
her in her studio. It is given and
one afternoon we find ourselves in
her studio in Peabody Hall.
It Is a groat room In the base
ment of Peabody. Miss Franklin
receives ye. In her paint bedaubed
tad 1 W« < are permitted to
e work' udder probes* ot
ht at, well as sopie'fln-
ritts which ktand about
on easels. ''' *
Wearftijul 1 Styes' !
» Sensational Values
\4c
prompt tadcocrtymp service
, when Tcocpnybrgp whether or
not yoa Intend to bay.
Chic Dresses
trwsi
Coats &Wraps'
: $19.50
OPEN A^DIGNIHED.
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CHARGE "ACCOUNT
Something 6rerj Week
Phene 1366
0(4! PICTURES
*op,Y
wprk Just now, Is ,the
of Mr. George Peabody.
Franklin Is Working on,
It; of Mr. G
Miss Frankll
h|ch -Is nearinr'completion,
ok Inexperie
o'but that «
experienced eye could
thkt it ‘was as' flnUhed
be, bet Miss' Franklin
f it neods'somo finishing
artist . explain* td ns of
American, who did . »o
rtnckmvwhktw-
,:»u to the University of
Oeorgia and founding Peabody In
stitute In Nashville as well as va
rious other philanthropic projects
of which he was the founder.
-He was burled in Westminster
Abbey and after they buried him
according to the ordera of Qnfltn
Victoria they found a will with
directions to bury blm in bis home
in Massachusetts, so they dug him
up and burled him there," sold
Miss Franklin.
The ; portrait of the dlsllngulsii,-
man gfl) be bung in the Peabody
Alimtiniimware
rr
Sale, Tomorrow
2,000 pieces guaranteed QUAUTY BRAND aluminumware go
3 ffUtUeUlCCCU \»w*»*.** » — ; m
on sale tomorrow at 9c, 69c and 99c. Greatest values ever of
fered, every piece guaranteed for twenty years.
Davison .Nicholson Co.
‘ 1 >! 1 ' ' Athens’Busiest Store
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lEach State Has
Individual Shimmy S/yle
Vincent Lopez Discovers
Forty-eight Varieties
of Shakers to His
Tunes
“Show tne how you shake the
shimmy and Ill tell you where you
live,” offers Vincent Lopes, musical
director of the Hotel Pennsylvania,
New York City.
The minute the music starts Mr.
Lopes locates a dancer’s home state,
unless the shimmy was learned away
from home, for the story the feet
tell is where they picked up their
tcrpsichorcan tricks.
‘ * OtTY-UGHT Smuuizs
"There are forty-eight different
kinds of dancing in the forty-wight
states;** Mr. Lopes insists, “and
when 1 play a good tune that is uni
versally known, like ‘AH Muddled
up’, it gets ’em gout' good.
"It’s one ef those nut melodies that
really take people out of themselves
and into the spirit of the donee, to
that 1 can do the detective to my
heart's content.
InumiicATioHi Accuxats
"There’s a gallantry about Geor
gia, a loose expensivenets them
Texas, a dash about California, and
a touch of sophisticated boredom
about New York.
"At for Missouri you ought to
see the way they pound out the
measures I Ohio's harder to spot,
but a peculiar in-toeing usually gives
’em away. Iowa toes out more and
Montana always prances; »* the
,Mr. Lopex checks up his classifi
cations by the hoed register some
times just for fun and finds his
method to accurate he declares he
could open a mail order course in
j
Hull, and 'Is J>eirig.presented to tha
University by Mias Franklin. Wl*n
tekod whether she would have n.ty
ceremony at Us hanging, inich -a
an unveiling, dies Franklin . ra-
pired. 'tta, no, I don’t want any
fusB over IL“ ,
Another portrait chat may be
teen In' -the studio at present is
that of Mrs. Ellen Washington
Bellamy, a, charming portrait made
from very fine duguerrotype. The
artist said that next to working
from life she liked working-from
dagueleotypes.
This picture Is for the Washing
ton Memorial Library in Macon
which Mrs. Bellamy gave that city
In memory of her father.
Time flies when one Is'In Miss
Franklin's studio talking of her be
loved .Paris and the world ot ArL
One Visits In fancy the Quortlere
Saint Paraasse, and Uvea In the
charmed -atmosphere of studio Ute
that is only found in Paris.
Miss Franklin spent many years
abroad, and expects to return some
day Bbe-t|gys. -
Building Contracts
For April $6,029,400
t, BuHding contracts. awarded li
the state of Georgia during th<
month of April amounted to ft,
029.400, according to f. W. Dodgi
Corporation. This was an increas
of 44 per cent over the preceding
mpnth.
The April recoil included $3,-
103.200, or SI per cent for residen*
tinr buildings: $1,257,500, of 22 pei
cent for buslnes buildings; $52$,
$00, or 10 per cent, for public worki
and uUlities; and $590;800, or 1(
per cent, for industrial plants.
Construction started In Georgh
during the first 4 months of thi:
year has amounted 'to $33,94$,300
of which $21,922,100 was in the c!t>
of Atlanta.
Another Sale of
AlumimumYare At
Davison-Nidtolson
Everybody will remember the
last aluminumware sals held by
It 1 * concern, at ttui opening hour
»ho store eras filled, with people.
Olid more than one thousand pieces
of, slumthumware wap sold T n an
hour.
.Davison-Nicholson Co., announce
that the values offered in this sale
will exceed those of any other sale.
Remember the hour, 0:30 Satur
day morning.
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