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“Y” NEWS
|‘soon were in Conolly’s tyinds.
Then Conolly came' In for their
By BUSTER JACKSON swats, and let me tell you they
Winfgield lost yesterday by a swatted that onion, too.
get score. Everyone played a fine * Anderson got on'by a clean hit,
imo and' supported the pitchers j and Neibling came up and pasted
ell. The game went nine innings one that scored "Andy'*, such
to 3 and Wingfield's team was 1 things as this made Conolly victor.
GRAIN BINDERS!
Only one in stock. See us
at once for special price.
E. D. Sledge, Athens.
m25c
2 Cents a Won!
Minimum Charge of 40 Cants
Insertion*. Seven times for the
Orica of five Insertions.
. All dlseontlnuapets MUST b#
mads In peraen at Tha Ban.
ner-Herald Office nr by letter.
, Telephone dlecontlnuancee era
NOT valid.
7K WANT An 7C
IQ PHONH «V
BANNER-HERALD WANT
ADS OET RESULTS
Wc Invented to Tell of
’ Love, Says. Sophie Tucker
In the second tSlefrraphhr trarfk
and field meet Thursday the Uni
versity freshman team Was victor
ious over the first year men of the
University of NortH Carolina. Thti
Hod and Black yearlings lost a close
meet to the University of Ken
tucky a few days- ago, but came
hack strong against the Tar Heels.
A Humrnnry of the events follows;
t IJO yard dash. Oeorg.'a. (‘Kilpat
rick) first. North Carolina second,
tirtie 101-5 seconds.
220 yard dash, Oeorgia, (Kilpat
rick) first. North Carolina second.
t!rnc 23 seconds flat.
. 4*10 yard dnsh t Georgia (Griffin)
first. North Carolina second, llttn
51 and 1-3 seconds.
Half mtle, Georgia first (Griffin)
North Carolina second, time 1 mln-
ct ’ fit# seconds.
Milo run. Georgia (Murks) first
N&Hh Carolina second, time 4 min
ify -. 50 seconds.
Two mO" run. Georgia (Marks)
first..North Carolina second, time
10 mlnui>H 52 seconla.
High hurdles. Georgia (Illtch-
c:ck) first. North Carolina second,
McCORMICK AND DEF.RING Mm
,er» and Rakes. Rig stock nn«l |c
price*, , E;. P. S|edgc. , m3
TOTALS
Wingfield
c. Wingfield
Hutchens ... .
Hodgson
M. WlngflcU^.
Faust ... ....
Hancock ... .;
Wler ....
Link ..........
Honkins ... .
TOTALS ...
KUft ^AIilv—ONE Fi;VKN**I*ASfH:.^-
Gkn Htudehakeri hew battery,
three extra tires. Cheap for cash or
trade for smaller car. 1082 3. Lump
kin St. or phone 312.*W.; n»27ji
FOR ft A LE—OSE I
iA. or will ex
cow. Phone 1618
care IJanner-Ilorald.
LOSTV-TIR'RSDAV, MAY 17, lie*
.tween Ag. College and Georgian
Hnl5L _d%rk .green coat. Finder call
John B. Gtakins. I'honc 423-J. Re-
Wart. m'28p
HOW THEY
STAND
TEAMS—
Onfflfan
Slaughter ..
I Moss
conolly . ..t.
Wingfield ..
Pcpo
FOR HALE Oil EXCHANGE FOR
hay, one registered Jersey Dull, one
month old. Phone 627-W. m28p
North Carolina second, 10 feet, 7
'.nfhtg.
Rroad Jump (Kilpatrlclj) and
North Carolina tied, ,19 feet and
3 Inches.
North Carolina won one first
place that being lh the Javelin
Ttyey also won second in the same
event, while Georgia won both
places In the discus throw. Geor-
«fJA won ten first pjnees and tied
Miscellaneous
MEDIUM BROWN HAIR I inks b
of all after a Golden Glint Hhamp
JONES GRHENID
number is 2002. Cal
NOTICE
Ky\RN f 15.QO-I5O.0O WEEKLY AT
home,* *ateadjr work. *No canvassing.
Writing show cards for us. No ex
perience necessary. Wo Instruct you
by ? correspondence. Write for partlc*
n ,4. I ml icrmr. Sho-Rttu Sinn Iota*
te*. 101 Sho-RHe Bid*., Detroit,
Mldh. ' m27t
ANNUAL MEETING
The Seventy-Fifth Annual Moot
ing of tho poliry.holders of the
Southern Mutual Insurance Co. will
ho held on Tuesday, Juno tf, 1923.
at 11 A. M., in the office of the
company In Athens. Ga. 1
A. E. GRIFFITH,
Secretary.
south and the natinn more than
ever to Jhis cjty ns « center of edu
cation and culture.
Baseball Results
Large Crowd of Young
People Will Attend “Fel
lowship Supper” Friday
Night At 8 O’clock.
Of all the Christian Endeavor
rallies and all the kuppors that the
CCOUNT
W.A N T K t I>—AUTO SALESMAN.
.Rhodes Motor Co., Chevrolet. ICQ
Vt*; Clayton, Phone 461. m28e|
Cadet Band on Radios
Makes Nation-Wide Hit
IS A PLEASURE AT
STANDING OF 0LUBS
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
rums— w. i„
Nashville. 13 If
On a farm near Ilfattlehore ’if
a troo from which white men tap
ped tholr first Vermont maple
sugar. That wnH fit 1764. This Old
tree, still as erect as a steel spike
should have a monument when il
dies jit started a big mdustry.
Some .35 million pounds of. xnapje
sugar Bro prhrttaMd each year In
America, a third of it In Vermont.
What womlorful friends and ben •
efactors the trees havo been to
tin! Yet we continue destroying
our forests—killing the gooso that
lays tho golden eggs. Forest pres-
Wanted
WANTED,— MANnOlSN. GUITAR
mtdUkcUlc pupils wanted. Miss
Halves .Martin 'win open a studio in
Ath|n* about June 4th and Will teach
Mandolin, Hawaiian Guitar, Plain
Oul4f, Tenor Banjo and Ukelcle. For
fui’tnsr^ Information, address J. L.
Morris Music Shop, Lbmpkln Street.
Jlc
m ATLANTA, Ga.—Radio station,
*045 °* *be ,ocnI newspapers presented
.531 a musical attraction this * week
.529 which furnished Georgia and* the
rest of the South, tiff well nsfoth-
'1JS parts of the country, a rare
treat. It was the Saxophone Sex
tet and a full cadet band of thirty
Chattanooga
Mobile*
Atlanta
EVERETT TRUE
Birmingham
Mcmphl.i ....
Little Rock
By Gondo
SOPHIE
TUCKER^
AMERICAN LEAGUE
f good djoR nun cl, s»r*iiTrf
isn't this a glorious
DO V? f— 4
WANT®!)—TWO FURNISHED bed-
\ rooms and kitchenette for couple
*Ul) .two boys fifteen and seventeen
■jpura old. Address A. M. Singletary,
Jenmnts, Florida. «27p
ervatlou Is the greatest problem of
out many national resources.
Philadelphia
Cleveland ..
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis .....
Chicago
.WANTED—POSITION BY -YOUNG
— man experienced In office wbrk,
:»•! estato and Insurance- Capable
tiC, filling- any position. Address, "8.
P. It./* care Banner*Herald. mlfp
Boston
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Now* Yofk .
**fttshurg 'J...
Rt. Louis .
Brooklyn
Chicago
Hosron ..
Clhclnnntl ...
Philadelphia
year as being one of the bovt ca
det bands that there is in tho coun-1
try. When It Is conshlerod thi»* ;
all nro boys of n preparatory rrfl.'l* !
tary school the comparison \v^t >j» f;
iTANTEDr-A FORCE PUMP , F(
fifty, foot well. A. II. Davison.
“For after all, we mutt remembef
that music is said to Have been f?v*
vented to tell of love, andf suppose
we haven’t really changed much
since the Garden of Eden days. 1
41 ‘Crying for You*, a creation of
super-saccharine lyrics and melo
dies, if coldly analyzed, h a type of
the baltad stl American audiences
love lo hear and sentimentalize
over, and .bars of tl;i* ‘honev-sweet*
typs:
Modqm Troubadours All
' >| Sing Same Sweet
f Old Story
tVANTEU—BATH BOOM FBUure.,
. tub and closet, also kUchon sink.
MMreas Box 328, Athens, Oa. N m28c
BUT THE
■s/iLL. R*’rfMV
5 FoUBlJibl/T
»T IS Ri&Ht NOW
WBftTHCR ShVS IT
Wideuieaw
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
CLUBS- W. I. K
.WANTED—TO BUY UKIIKStllRB
about six weeks old. James
Music Co., Phone ICC. m25p
Has America become mechanical,
misanthropic? As a
• mercenary, -
I ,x*nplc, arc wc growing cynical?
Significant refutation of such ac-
ju^itjons comes' from hallad singers
-who, like the troubadours of old
.♦ravel north, south, cast and wesi
‘with their lavs, to find that the s^n-
iirr.cutal sppg b always the thing.
**No matter how sophisticated the
audience,” declares Sophie Tucker,
favorite singer of thousands, ’“they’ll
open up their hearts to a good sc:i-
ihncntal ballad.
Tharl«>ti<
tirbonvllle
For Rent—Rooms
^FGlt RENT—One ten room house on
• ‘MlHedge Av«. fmtudiate possession, i
e. a. i-’nmlirougii, 211 Sou. Mutual
BWg. Phone Bll. m!5c.
Augustii .....u
Hixirtnnhtirg'
Columbia ....
GARTERS
No meted can touch you
Buy Wideweave RMUS
lor their style; wear
them for their comfort.
Long wear in every pair
— always higher in
quality than in price.
you buy.
”3000Hourtof
Solid Comfort"
ASTEIN & COMPANY
fiMcms
Children*. HICKORY C«rme
,, Chicago New Yosk
Macon
THURSDAY’S RE8ULT8
80UTHERN LEAGUE
New Orleans J: Chattanooga 8.
Mobile 5; Nashville II.
Atlanta.MemphlH (pottponed.)
Plrminglmm-Uttle R6ctt "(rain).
RENT— 1 TWO FUHNJHIIKD OR
three unfumlehetl rooms for light
-tiouhekeeplng. Possession at once.
‘V. O. Bax 413. m37p
Htoril’fcten,lene'crrcaqj fctuc
nxitc IF IT Does / Hope
Vow &6T c Aught,
Is The Modem Mother
ion RENT — HOUSE. CORNEH
; Viol*, and Church street.. A. II.
i ’iTfion. mite
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington 7: Boston 1‘
New York 0; Philadelphia 1.
Chicago 6: Detroit 1.
Cleveland 6; St. Louis !.
More Pal Than Parent?
FOR SALE
SALE-ONE BUSHEL CANE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
rKlImWpM. 2: New York I.
St. Lout. <;■ ritt.htir* 11.
Honly pome* Jilayril,)
FRIDAV8 GAME?
SOUTHERN LEAGUE .
• A tin’flu at AlornpMn.
Mohllo r.t NaaltVUIo.
New Orlonns ttL43iatl«nooj
liirmlnghani at Lltub Rock.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
rhlr’-o at Detroit,
rac'elnnil at Rt. I/nila.
Woahjoaton »t Doatoti.
New York at Tlilknt..lph|a.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
r” "-<lrtnhla at New York.
«tt. ree'jr -t Pllteburch.
Heaton at Hrooklyn.
Clactnnntl at Chlcaso.
USED CAR VALUES
*' nodee delivery
1921 Ford Touring
Fort light •delivery
Tord ton truck
.; Ford Coup.. '
U20 Ford Touring
C. A. TRUSSELL MOTOR
*DRI MliBji ONE "Range Eternal,’
hall t k. 1 drcMera. Darlor am
Itvhrn Yfthiaa peel, rortMri,'kltriiht
ddnet, nlve parlor rerd ..t, aloe
Ihode I.lftnd Red rhlcken,. Sum.
wl bargain.. Its W. Dougherty
-bone (U-W. , mtS|
ihtr Plenty of Money to Lend on Real Estate
. Commlailon > per cent, over $1,000;
10 per cent, np to $l,600.
HUBERT M. RYLEE ? %
„ Law oftlcca Phono IS76.
405 Holman Bide. Atheis, G»
RAILROAD
SCHEDULES
CHORUS
BETTER
8HOE REPAIRING ,
HOFMEISTER SHOE SHOP
Phone Your Order :
1IW •
We call For and Deliver.
Alumni of Emory
Meet In Atlanta
My pal, l{iru days dark and dreary
PURE AND SPARKLING
, nature's Best remedy
No other water haa the. wonderful taate, the Invigorating feel
ing that It leavee after each glaaa full—It’s delightful. y,a It'a—
LINTQR .PRINGS WATER
drink It All Year 'Round—But Especially In 8srlng'and'S.uin*
mer-PHONE M
Linton Springs Water Company
My pal to comfort and cheer me,
ATLANTA. Ga.—A Oonallfuflot
anil By*Low. for the Emory Ifni
verelty Alumni Association uni.
1,y n aentmltfe of over om
nuiylrod prominent alumni who me
at the Chamber of Commerce Ir
Atlanta Tuesday. May 22nd, repre
.entlug 1#A«0 avaduatr. and matrl.
'4ulntew'nf ibflQJnlreraltir living
tile liw’Vonmltutlon la an Alumn
Council of over one hundred men
I never found one to be half so true;
To guide me and show.me tho right thing to del?
OEORglA RAILROAD
My pal would share ev’ry sorrow,
My pal, today, and tomorrow,
consisting of representative*, of
diptilct, |pc«I nnd de
partmental afumnl a&oclatlon*.
The- Alumni Council will hav»
two meetings a year, spring and
fall, and seven native ntandinf
commlteen: vlx: Finance. Com*
monccment. Clans Organization
rubllctty, Preparatory Schools. LO*
cal Alumni Association* »n#t !!h»
denrradunte Relational which nro
»^cn4*ct?d to act .new standard* for
alumni work in the 8outh. •
It Is'especially Important, In thr
interest o£ h|gher education and
eenernl welfare, that our South err
rcrdlegea organize their alumni am
dhect their. Attention to th»
stHncthenlhg and upbuilding of lo
Tho’lroubles have trailed me
Office Broad Street
Twenty yean ago, lyricist* fishing and to tho movie* with
UfMtT’- :■ ft-* . "nut.-' says J,o Bork^who’*!
S, aaor.oR woman m contort- wrUten .. My .p al> .. thls ycar . 3
>lo but uufasi.iom.Id. down, M^h^'s Day__s onu and dedicated!
Il . ^ onl;' interest i*-life ,<*m* it to his own mother, “whatever
■r homo and ehildren. you may call her, you can bet -
.. [ .. „ , t . - . . mother is always on the job when
NOW tho ramb interpreter dc- a feller nccJs a fc r cnd . She never
:ts mother us a pal who dresseo lux, failed him and she never will,
Author of New Song fori
- SOUTHERN RAILWAY
** Effective Sunday, April. 29, 1123.
? No a leaves Atlten. 7:tS m.. ar-
»!vor Lula 9:20 a. m.
ft No. 8 leaves Athens 4:11. p. m.. ar
rives Lula 6:45 p. m. **
p No. 7 leaves Lula 4:65 p. m., arrives
’rAtl^ns 8:30 p. m.
* No. 5 leaves Lula 10:10 a. m.. ar-
That barometer, of •American j
life, the popular *onr. ’* responii- j
bio for a new register of .what |
the vote and “tills freedom'' have I
don, lot mother.
-fcter)Sor)ls liredci
GOOD BREAD
M ADE w " “CRISCO ^MILS
•
E. KAY
-THE SMIUNO. 'PAINTER”
Fins Painting and Interior;'
Decorating
Phono 1297, Alhcni, Ga,
, , Fit'>l-inp:i
Dixie Boy Play Bulls
—«2A0 to *3.75
Base bulla 15c tg $1.75
Bathing Suits 52.00 to *160
nothing Cap.
Tennis Ylackcls . .$2.76 to $104)0.
Union Hardware. Skates... 12.50
Fairy Velocipedes $9.00 to $17.00
Bkato MoMlea ... .$5 75 »p I7.7S.
^odal Sklga*.....$«.00to $450-
Bicycle. Motorcycle and Auto,
mobile Tire Pumps Repaired.
ATHENS CYCLE CO.