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SALE—ONE FINE JERSEY
cow, and "Range Eternal."
piano, hall rack, white iron lied.
nprlngH, mattresses, dressers, library
ond kitchen tables, and lot tf other
furniture. Some real banrnin*. 138
W. Dougherty St.. Phone *33-W.
m2 4 c
FOR SALE—GOLD STAR BRAND
Sweet Peas at Conin'* and Palm
Garden. Price 60c and 73c per hun
dred. Grown by Mrs. Ezra Wilson at
Commerce, ea.
v24p
Kentucky Freshmen Defeat
{jtaegs, but from the well-known
specialist* culled in consultation it
itf universally inferred to be a par*
allcl to the last illness of Presi
dent Grant. It is significant that
neither doctors nor political nor
personal friends hawe said a word
to indicate that the papers were
going too far in describing the
prime minister's condition jos most
Georgia Freshmen On Track ‘d Whenhinta
recently that the prime minister
was destined for a very short ten
ure of office the optimists pointed
to his playing tennis as a sign
that his general health for a mat;
In a telegraphis track and field. (Tippin) second; 105ft 6 inches-
meet held Tuesday afternoon the Javcnlin; Georgia first and ju r —-
freshmen from the University of {ond; won by Tippin; 145 feet 8 dl his age was robust.
Kentucky defeated the University {inches* f
leorgia freshmen by n score of
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tem. MS Sho-Rite Bldg.. Detroit,
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WANTJJD — MANDOLIN. GUITAR
and gkclclc pupils wanted. Miss
Ilnideo-Martin will open a studio in
AthcnSiSkbout Juno 4th and will teach
Mandolin. Hawaiian Guitar. Plain
Gultar^Tenor Banjo and Ukelcle. For
furthcr^nfornmUon. address J.
Morris, jdusie Shop, Lumpkin Street.
USED CAR VALUES
I^mIkq dcli^ry
1922 Ford Touring
Forj light delivery
Ford ton truck
r Ford .Coupe
1920 Ford Touring
i. TRUSSELL MOTOR CO.
f his speech accepting the lead
High jumps; Kentucky first an'I crtdiip of the-party after the Carl-
cond; five feet seven and 1-- tern club meeting which deposed
L(ayd George, principally —
65 to 47. The events were run off
on tha home campus of each team
am) the results exchanged by tel
egraph. This Is the first meet of
this kind that has ever been at
tempted here, and it has proved
to be an excellent metod of sthrni-
latingf track work tor the first
year men.
The summary of the events is as I
follows: i won both pi ~ ...
100 yard dash; Kentucky first,»“slammed” ip three events, these'Mr. Bonar Laws untimely fetirc-
Georgia (Kikpatrick) second: time .being the javelin, shot and pole metot will be regarded by many, if
ten seconds flat. i vault. The fact that Kentucky not a majority of his countrymen
220 yard dash: Kentucky first, ran her races on a straight away as having the proportions of a ca-
nnd second: time, twenty two and track gave them good marks in l 3 mity- His brief administration
two fifth seconds. the 229 yard clash and the low hur- has been _ consider^
inches. L(oyd George, principally on Bonar
Pole vault: Ccorgla first and Llw’s initiative, he promised his
second; won by Kelley., 10 feet followers that if and wnen he found
7 inches. hip> health unequal to the burden-"
Broad jump; Kentucky first and o£ office he would withdraw,
second; 19 feet, 111 inches. i ]if
Kentucky won eight first places HAS KEPT
and Georgia five, with One tied. PROMISE
,In five of these events Kentucky ■ . . '* ’ ,
I won both places, while Georg;' | He has kept his promise and
he haa" prepared just lor the
Juniors.
Ticket* for tho aupper will be
placed on sale at the entrance of
the dining hall and those who Uaye
not yet been able to get >hem may
do so at that time. The supper will
be served at 8 o'clock and a large
assembly of young people are ex
pected to be present for this splen
did part of the program, which
promises to be a treat within it-
self.
It Is fine to know that the Bap-
list Young People's Union arc mak
ing plans to attend thi^ great
meeting for young j>coplc, as well
as the Epworth League* members.
The Entieavorers will .enjoy the
fellowship of all the young people,
therefore, a most cordial invita
tion is extended to everyone to at
tend. * ’
Plenty of Money to Lend on Real Estit*
Commission 3 per cent over $1,000; , 1
10 per cent, up to $1,000.' «
HUBERT M. RYI.EE
, Law offices Phono 1670. ,
405 Holman Bldg. Athena. BeorpH
Athens Visitors
G. WIn.tLVed Baxter, Atlanta;
3. W. Newborn, Memphis; H. W.
loluison, Chicago; Joo Jt. Miller,
Cincinnati; M. A. McDonald, Cin*
’nnatl; J. C. Grayle, N. C.; T. L'.
thc“whoU I Asbury : Augusta.
FOR 8ALR—ONE "Range Eternal.”
hall rack, drcsKors, pari
r and
kitchen tables, porch rockers.
kitehen
cabinet, nice parlor reed ee
t. hIh •
Rhode Islniirl Red chlekenn.
Home.
real IxMgains. 138 W. Dot
"hf>rty J
I'hone 633-W.
m25,.
McCOIlMJCK AND DiS&AINO
Mow-
era and Rakes. Dig stock a
im| low
prices. E. D. Sledice.
i*30c
He
WANTJ5D—TWO FURNISHED bed-
roomk *nnd kltchcnctto for coupla
with two boy* fifteen and seventeen
years aM. Address A. M. B'nglotary,
Jer.mngSt Florida. . «27o
tercrifol In spending their vacation
4n the JBountaln*. can get full Infor-
matlotr regarding best place and rate*
of boaftt from Mrs. Alma T. Bowie,
t*3 Hancock Avenue. m24p
wantju »—used electric fan.
Phong;1426. m24c
WANTED — OLD FALSE TEETH.
We high «* no for full nets..
Don't -matter If broken. Western
Metal jfcrapany. Bloomington, ill.
• mJ4p
FARM ANTED—WANTED to hear
fromSwner of farm or good■ land
1 for fall delivery. L. Jones,
I Olney, III. ml*p
-POSITION BY yOUNO
«rlenccd In office work,
real efBte and Insurance. Capable
of filling any position. Address, "8.
F. R./^are Banner-Herald. m27p
LADY OF MEANS;
If suited. (Stamp.)
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m24p
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WANTBD—MAN WITH C,
sell (terente
arrange-'salary
right rUn. i*
CAH TO
teed Cord tires. Will
and expense with
Lakeside Tire and Rub-
1S7-169 W. Quincy Street,
m24p
GRAIN BINDERS!
Only one in stock. See us
at once for special price.
E. D. Sledge, Athens.
m25c
440 yard <la»h: Georijb (Grif- die., as the local track on account successful; his watchword of trap- j „ non,, Macon- Emil Deck,
fin) first : Kcntncky second, time. of the . c ™‘ in ,“' d ®_ n ™' o 0 , n „ e * ior, Boston; c. R. Cohon. Jtochcs-
fifty-ono and one-fifth seconds. possible one for speed in the font- cd .mil rose to. There had been a J., . ” ‘j.Jn,.' Atlanta- E F
.. a 8&“Kj & Grcenwootf'sf‘c.^Paul £
I: time, The best marks of the day wore George s direction of affairs had "
ids. m-ode In tnrcc events, tho 100 vnrd become too erratic, too full of sur ^ ^ s - c -
; Geor- dash going In ten seconds flat. P-iscs, and of distrust of his ten- "• rurvts, oainesviue. 4
fin) first Kentucky second
one minute, fifty nine seconds,
One mile: Kentucky first; G«u»—«•»...« ... ,v.. r - - .
git (Marks) seednd; time, four the quarter in 51 and 1-5 seconds dency to keep in his own hands the
minutes, forty four and eight tenth *nd the half in one minuta ar.d framing of all policies, pirticularly
seconds. firtv nine seconds. those involving foreign relations,
Two mile; ties between Georgia Griffin of Georgh in winning without conceding to tais ministers
(Marks) and Kentucky: time, ten the quarter and half did a goul the degree of responsibility and in-
minutes twenty nine seconds. days work, both of these timos be- itiative customary and consistent
High hurdles; Kentucky fjrst ijrijf faster than any that have'been ' wHh the traditions of the British
and second: timo, seventeen and j made by the varsity runners in t government. ^ ^
•1* tenth seconds.
Low' hurdcs; Kentucky first nr.d
thma events. ’ } Mr. Bonar Law has grown im<
The University of North Caroli-, mensely in tho estimation of the
FOR SALE—ONE SEVEN*JJASSEN-
GEIl Htudebaker. now battery,
three extra .tires. Cheap for cash or
trade for smaller car. 1082 H. Lump
kin St. or phopo 312-W. m27p
Miscellaneous
MEDIUM BR8WN HAIR |fK.ks besl
of all after a Golden Glint ahamiwsw
^Illinois.
For Bent—Rooms
FOR RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED
—tnd kitchenette. All convsn-
car line, dose In. Very de
ne 15*4. m!4c.
is ten room house on
Av*. Immdiate possession,
ugh. 211 Sou. Mutual
««. n
FOR BMVT—TWO F^BNIBHED
throo unfurnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Possession at once.
P. O. Box 482.
m27p
— HOITBE, CORNER
Xelgw and Church Street.. A. H.
Snvtwn.
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Control of Oaortfo Sutton -
Dtpurt far Muoon 7:14 u. m.
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•AINESVILLE MIDLAND
RAILWAY
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• Daily. •• Dally Except Bunday.
\ good/year|
I Service Station
W . ■
T IE best econ
omy combina
tion in tires that we
know of b a quality
product backed up
by coiucientious
service. So we tell
Goodyear Tire., at
rtpratentlng the
utmost In quality,
and deliver the
buyer atervlce that
helpa him get from.
those tires all the
mileage built into
them at the factory.
AiMwrSteM Station
•Moor too aoU ond rmoom*
SCOTT HDW. CO.
“ Athens. Georgia
GOOD-YEAR
second: time tewenty seven and* na freshman arc running off n country since the war as a tower of
one fith seconds. i meet .today and their recordg will conservative strength. He is ap-
Shot put; Georgia fint “»rd w- hr compared by telegraph with ■ P ra I»ed both politically and pcf-
ond: won b” SHattuck 3Bft 4 Inrher. those made by the*Georgia fresh- jsooally a®, ”*]j
Discus; Kentuckv first, .Georgia'men yesterday.
Baseball Results
{game and wm
games
- (game at
Thai
16:20 ev«
i pleased with the
start promptly
liy U n t UOWVU «>* u mil
and honest man. Criticism if
j one respect Ips been that he tend
, | ed too far in tho opposite directi-n
11 from Mr. Lloyd George in givin;
:tion
Lloyd George in giving
the ministers of his cabinet toe
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KELLEK MOTOIt & MACHINE
rOMIMNV
Mad. by Wllkcnln, Mtp. Co. Phlla. Hu.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Sunday. April 2*. 1(2*.
e i-av.s Athens 7:U a. UL, sr-
9:20 a. m. —
I Athena 4:« V. m.. M-
IS pl m.
I Lula 6:56 p. m., arriret
Lula 10:1* a. m., af-
11:45 a. m.
B. MILLER. C. A.. Athena Qa.
Telephoni IL ■—* -
Dixie Boy Play Suits
—S2.50 to $3.70
10e to $1.76
Bathing Suits $2.50 to $3.60
Bathln. Caps
Tennis Rackets . .$2.76 to $10.00
Union Hardware Skntcs.. .$2.60
Fairy Velocipede. $9.00 to $17.00
Skate Mobiles ■. ■ .$0.76 to $7.76
Pedal skip* ■■■■..46 00 to $0.50
Bicycle, Motorcjrdt and Auto
revel.
^ihofell. 1 Vire Mftipe' Repaired.
ATHENS CYCLE CO.
STANDING OP C)-UB3
SOUTHERN LCAGUh
CLUBS— VV. L. Pet.
Nevfr Orleauu ....^...-0 12 .626 ( R^colb.
Nashvino I» M .541 {Mitchell
Mobllo 17 14 .648
Atlanta 18 16. .G2'J
Chattanooga 16 16 .616
tiiiniinRham 14 18 .438
Memphis' 13 17 .433
to come. Tho following is tho box
! score of Wednesday’s game,
i MOS8— ab. h. r. c
| Moss rf. - 4 1„ 1
i Lanier c. 4 11
• Kckford If.
4 0 0
4 0 0
Liltlu Rock
.10 21 .323
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CLUBS— W. L.
New tork ... 23 H
Dbiladolpblu ... 17 12
Detroit 17 16
Cleveland ... .1 17 16
St. Youls 13 17 .423
Washington 12 16 .422
Chicago 10 18 .357
boston 9 17. .346
Pet.
.742
.686
.631
.616
Kittle na
Von Htrnatcn rf.
Pennock L’b
Forbes p —
_ . Pl
lesser >matters, which failed to
ommand the endorsement of the
( ‘ house. There has been criticism
< ;i!sc that the government hits fail-
1 fd to ussert itself a* the equal of
< Franco In the alliance, since
i France marched into tly* ltuhr
i T'hc ultimatum to Ilussls, foi
( which Lord Curzon is iupposed to
c l»c responsible, achicvid doubtful
s. popularity.
Tot»iI*
QUILLIAN—
Goodman 3b. .
Nix r.f
Bedgood p. ..
Qullllnn s.a. ..
Harris 2b
Grlffeth lb.
Smith If 6 4 2 1
to
Totals
. Slaughter
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CLUBS- W. L. Pet.
New tork 24 8 .760
Pittsburgh ... ,...,..18 13 .5S1»oniili
SL Louis 17 16 .515|m(»m
Brooklyn 16 16 -484 | cTonolly
Hi; WIngfiold
° ' I*opo —
HOW THEY STAND
Baptist Younp People and
pwortli League Mem-
,‘Zobei's Will Have “Fellow-
i °®«{ ship Supper.”
Chicago 15 16
Boston 13 16 .448
Ulnelniinll 13 17 .433
Philadelphia 8 21 .276
80UTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
CLUBS- W. I,. Pet.
Charlotte 22 12 .642
Greenville ..
Augusta ...
3partnnhurg
Columbia ...
Macon .
20 11
20 16
16 14
12 21
«*r • -'Tho Strength of Youth” will bo
the main address ot the Christian
ouc KpCouvor Hally to bo held at tho
[ Christian church, Friday evening.
I cdramenclng at 8 o'clock. This ad-
| dress will bo 'delivered by Carl J.
Matthews, field secretary for Geor
gia nml Florida Christian Endeavor
w-) w § fi| 1 Unions, who (s one of ho bcn»
Bv Laws Illness.yo«ng prole's work In Dixie.
The “Fellowship Supper”, plans
|nro complete .and tho Ladles Aid
Great Britain
Deeply Affected 'ij£
J. Baratta, Macon; E. C. Clarke,
Atlanta; C. B. Reed, Atlanta: R.
L. Rawls, Rome; W. P. Coalson,
Rdmc; O. M. Mayer, Atlanta; A. L.
Staffrengon, Fredericksburg, Va.;
C. J. Matthews, Jacksonvillo, Fla.;
F. B. Young. Atlanta;; C. P. Terry,
Louisville, Ky.
5c
BANNER-HERALD’S 5c
Childreti's Mov
I
Movie Coupon
coupon and 5 cents will admit any child' under 12 j4tars
. , ^. ... r l*r 12 vk
ago to tho Palace or Elite Theatres any day during 4ho
0 f th**
week of May 21, (except Saturday) as the guest
ner-Herald.
Banner-Herald Coupon Good Only This*
Week, May J^lst. ^
ANNUAL MEETING
Tho Seventy-Fifth Annual Meet
ing of tho policy-holders of tho
Southern Mutual Insurance f’o. w«II
l(o hold on Tuesday, Juno 6, 1923,
at 11 A. M., in tho office of tho.
company In Athens. Cn.
A. E. GRIFFITH.
Serrctary.,
PURE AND SPARKLING
NATURE’S BEST REMEDY
No othur water has tho wonderful tart,, th, Invigorutlna Mel-
ing that it leaves after each glut full—If, delightful, yw ivh—
LINTON SPRINGS WATlx
Drink It All Year ’Round—But Especially In aarldg 'and aian-
mer— PHONE 9S .
Linton Springs Water Company
OHlca Broad Strurt
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
By Ahern
THURSDAY'S GAMES
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Atlanta nt Memphis!
Mobile at Nashville.
New Orleans at Chattanooga
Blrmlnrham at LIUlo Rock.
2 2i n|>4 ... n T r% inro complete ana tno i.a<»ies aiu
8 25 ’*4” Malady Universally InfGr- 1 have everything In readinesn for
i rod to Bg Parallel to Ill*' ^ ,0 f rna ** sirs, l. i-aBoon
MEfi I ,LU ~ ban served ns chairman of this
ness of President Grant.
(Ry Auoelutcd l’rc«».)
5NDOI' ~
LONDON —The traRcdy of Bo
committee an! no iimall amount nt
pralno la clue her for tho magnlfi-
clcnt way In which tho early prep
aration, have been made. In ad.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
rhlciRO nt Detroit.
Cleveland at St. Loula.
Washington at Boston.
new twk at Tlulatfuiphia.
nar Low haa affected Great Bri- 1 dltlon to tho talk mado hy a Boor-
t n | n # ula nthlote. tho aeeretary, Mr.
Th* British newsnanon have '.Vntthcwa will aln, for tho Junior*
considerately refrained from hint- “Retan'a Qot A Slippery Shoe,"
in;; at the nature of Bonar L'w’a and tunny other llttla songs that
f ALVlll. M'lAD “ VClJS
SCHOOL REPOST FOR LkST
MOUTU VEXC.S ME. GREATli
\T IS VIITU DEEP PMlJ I
1 vlcrTE VOUR SUoVJltlG 111
ARFTUM.ETtc - A MARKlUG OE
TvIlRTV, M VJoRDf- MlklD
VOU, WUevJ, A MERE LAD AT
PRIMARY ECiAOOL I AEiToUljDED
■WE TACUlT/ VjnM MV
SOLirtlOlJ of TrigoUometrical;
PROBLEMS TlJAT EVekl
BAFFLEt) PROFESSORS OF
ADVANCED MKTUEMATiCS!
|lA-i(A-"THAT' VJA5 w;,
-fu’ PROBLEM HE Whs A
-W’tAEADACMe oU, *
wueti me FiGOREtj
K'D ItJ QCriteOL,
| me mad a mead
J FOR FIGURES
3 iUKE AAlWL-
sA tmeV Mwa-ro
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia nt New York.
8t. Lovln at Pittahiirgh.
(Only two scheduled.)
WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
VnMI- I: Naahvlllo 2.
Now Orlranu-Chaltanooga, rain.
Atlanta 6: Memphis I.
Birmlnnhtm 4; Littlo Rock 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Fob ton 8: Clevelnpd fi
(Only one gamo played.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh 7; PMIaUolphla
Cincinnati 1; Boroklyn 7.
Chicago 44; Roston 6?
Bt. Louis 1; New York 4.
QUILLI1 DEFEATS
MOSS IN T GAME
Takes One-Sided Game
From Moss Tribe By the
Score of 20 to 3 Wed
nesday.
By BUSTER JACK80N
In u lop Mdcd affair Qullliatf was
the victor in a baseball battle 20-3.
Many hits were given up by both
clubs*. The feature of the game
was Hedgood'a home run.
A large crowd witnessed the
E. HAY
“THE SMILING PAINTER*
Fin, Painting and Interior
Decorating
Phone 1297, A then*, Ga.