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TEW BAWNKR-HBRALt). AtHKNB. GEORGIA ywwjE 7, 1921 Classified Advertisements INI JID RATES 2 Cents a Won! Minimum Charg* of 40 Cants Insertions. Seven times for tbs price of five Insertions. All discontinuances MUST b# made In person at The Ban* ner-Herald Office or by letter. Telephone dlslr NOT valid. Continuances are 75 WANT AH I'Iton ONH BANNER.HERALD WANT -ADA OAT RESULT# WANTED—HELP WANTED—Boy about 14 years oM to deliver pa pers. Apply Banncr-Her- al'd Office. r Wanted WANTED—Room and and board by business lady. Address S. A. E. care Banner-Herald. /* m8p. Wanted—Two furnish ed rooms suitable for Ifaht housekeeping. Ad dress W. H. care Banner- Herald. j8p. WA N T E D—Room and board by couple without children. Address “Cou- ifle,” care Banner-Herald. j8p. WHY NOT DIVIDE MY INSURANCE WITH L&ljillk 41 JESTER 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 offices Phone 167C. t 405 Holman Bldg, i Alliens, Georgia Cadillac and Hudson Cars For Hire EPPS GARAGE 392 Washington Street Fiione 497 Absolutely Dependable WANTED-Position WANTED—Position nn governess, or arlmary grarlo pupils to coach dur- Jwr summer 'months. Normal grad- Ufaei 4 yearn experience In primary friadeft, 2 years teacher and supervisor of Normal Art. 14a* C5, Wlrttorvllle, OA- JI3p. For Rent—Rooms FOR RKNT — 4-ItOOM UPSTAIRS Apartment, prlvato bath, sink In kitchen and heater In hath room. Good location. Phone 334-J. J8p S FOR SALE von SALE—ONE BUSHEL CANE ‘Jleed. Apply Bwin.r-H.rald Office. POI1 BXCHANOB-MI 'ACHE FARM Mitchell's Bridge Bond for city Il eaute. -Prank A. Lln.com>>, is. Georgia. jUc ADlcJl! Pt>n SALE—Jorrey milk Ale. perfect. rtivno Elizabeth St. > quail- FBR SALE—Pure bred Rhode Island ; Barred Rock ’Whiter Leghorn chick* otiS. >0011 387. M. C. Armcl. * jisc. Silk Bingham with lacings of In a contrasting shade would be very attractive for this model. It is ai?< good for Jersey, twill, ratine and pea- requires four yards of 44-Inch mu ferial. The width at the foot Is 2\ A pattern of this Illustration mailer to any address on receipt-of 12c in slh v«.r or stamps. Street and No. FOR SALE—Ford Roadster, Ford cut down. <40 Hudson, Overland 00. (igod condition, cheap. See Armel' CBtrago. Phone 087. JUc. FOR HALE—One 1921 Ford Coupe, jpewty painted, perfect condition, at a.bargain. M. C. Cauthen, W. Clay ton St. JHc. it»t SALE—TWO NEW SIX room fWingalows. Modern conveniences, location, Vheap. Easy terms. Ofimpbell and Barrow, 707 Holman .Xftg.. Phone 17(1. LAST WEDNESDAY Hon. J. D. Jtlcp received a check frum the Georgia Co-Operative Marketing \ iodatlon. Mr. Price .ay. this <-radiation 1». the greatest thing far bur farmers over planned nnd will *avo them from bear raids. Instead of Individual farmers sell lag their cotton os fast as gath ered, under tbl organization It Is PBt pn market all during tb. year aad intelligently sold by men who understand all conditions. Mr Ppcb says those whoso Interest It I* to buy our cotton at their own price are now at work trying to destroy this association. • ^RAILROAD SCHEDULES SEABOARD AIR LINE AY. . I Northbound Southbound CM a AtlantA-lfonro. local (:ll p A 44 p AtL-BIrmlngham-Mom. S:M p h MS p Norfolk-nich.-N. T. lift p I 9* P AU.-Abb.vlUs local 7:10 a f IV" 4 P AtL-BIrnflnsbam S:SS a IV;U p Korf otk -'Washington i:n a (M4 p Wllmlngten-N. T. I:M a •E0REIA RAILROAD Arrtrd Depart **•, Oils am X1:J0 pa * l:U pm -CENTRAL' OF OEORQLA RV. W. O. Bolton, Agagt. Phono 1M1 - Coatral of (tenia Butina ' a Depart for Macon T:M a. m. ' 9 dH* P. “• Arriro from Maeon U:10 p. u. f a. 0:30 p. a. For further Information phono J: T. Bruce, C. A., 040. rg • —* m GAINESVILLE MIDLAND RAILWAY at-Shaped' PISTON RINGS 1 TRUE-FTTondOIL-CONTROL ( us.standard on all cars; ‘ Distributed by KBLLER MOTOR & MACIIINK COMPANY Mads by Wllkenln, Mfg. Co. Falls, fa. Thornton’s FRIDAY Dinner 50c English Pen Soup Baked Red Rnappcr Fish .Boiled Turnip Salad Spring Onions Cream Mashed potato-:! Stewed Tomatoes Muffins and Biscuits Choice of Pies- coffee, Tea or Mill: 50 Cents Supper 50c Fried Calf Liver and Onions String Bcnns Fried Corn Fritters Macaroni and Cheese Hot Biscuits Fruit pud din- Coffee, Tea or Milk 50 Cents PURE AND SPARKLING NATURE’S BEST REMEDY No ot!ier water h»5 the wonderful ta3te, the invigorating fevl* ing that it leaves after each glass full—it’s delightful, yee it’s— LINTON SPRINGS WATER Drink it All Year '•fieund—But Especially ifo Spring and 8um* mcr—-PHONE 95 Lin>on Springs Water Company Office Eroad Street Along the Road W E fire fill travellers along life’s road. Debt is the bur den that rides you. The savings account is something for you to ride on. Commercial Wank of Athens Member Federal Reserve System “ASK OUR DEPOSITORS” SPORT NEWS SPORT FLASHES Ed Dorsey, Jr, has had his rep utation for picking classy sports contenders thoroughly justified. You remember that last Mirrh 26th, Ed, who has earned the name of the “Tex Rickard of Athens,” brought the Detroit Am- W. L. Pet. cricans and the Rochester Litcrna- 27 is .600 tionals to Athens for an exhibi- ......20 20 .656 tion game. 24 20 .6431 2-t 20 r,.r. These two tribes stage a neat "■> ~o - 5->4 affair down on Sanford l-’irid— -n -a non left customers groaning for more- ’’’ is 25 .in .This morning, Rochester is sitting on top of the International League ** * 9 ' with a percentage of .745, almost [one hundred points ahead of their nearest contender- itLUll— • VV. L. Pct.l _ , , „ ——— , _ _ .. New York 30 14 .682' Thotfgh those Tigers of Ty Cobb Philadelphia 24 10 .658 boast the heaviest hitting aggre- iCleveland .. .. 25 29 .556 Ration in the American circuit, Detroit 22 23 .489 ‘ he F , we f? forced Wee nesujy to si .... .... bow to the masterful delivery of uL.lr 1 * fS % 419 Walter Johnon. who ,o muffled .no Tiger bats that they could only •Jrr rap out five hits. Washington • JJ0 won, 6-1- I Mack', Athletics hammered Van , Pct ! Gilder and “Shuck" Pruitt for 12 712 thirteen hite nnd earned the series l« evIiwith the Browns, si nil Urban Faber, pitching hero of 1 •b-in I Kll y 0 f major league tat Georgia Chapel Is . Historic'Landmark (Continued From Page One) /CLUB— Nashville ... New Orleans Atlanta Chattanooga . Mobile ... ... Memphis Birmingham . Little Itock .. cd. The *present chapel building was used for a number of ye^rs after «s a meeting place for the various political machines of the state. Many a hot and hard fought verbal contest took place.* The chapel which w'is erected one year before South Carolina’s bristling defiance in 1832. soon be* came the debating place of such men as Stephens, Cobb. Toombs and Lumpkin, and other notables- From 1831 to 1861 these debates on secession were carried on, and they carried a grot deal of weight with them in forming.the policy of the south in its stand ing the Union. It was Co /* ?r < thm "h*pel that Hen*y w'rlj became famous as afnnt Gr « Since timt tim* dom used for politir.i The grand old chii*i ... S'* 1 ® University of the Kiiinire^ S H the South stand, toZZ , k be! of the American fncsuVP thought and free speech. r by. Mrs. G.o. ColUnk^t'd m2 ® J.e„ comn. , re v (slU „ 6 ** Miss Sadie Lou Bmoks I, In* Miss Mary Lou S'pr,„kj „ nett Shoala. AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston NVasMiigton Chicaso ... 16 ...18 25 ..-10 2& NATIONAL LEAGUE ZCTaUB— W. L. New York o3 I’itlshurgh 26 Brooklyn 24 St I nillx 9^1 ?»•» RI1 any iwruc HU- ( oo iZ rJH tlea, hit the first home run of Hs "S2Z» “ i* career ye.lerd.y- Strangely Chicago -1 24 .467 -nn„.h. the elreuif smash enabled Boston Philadelphia Last. Ata.na Arrtv. T-.45 A. »£.• •5-.I0 P. M. 10:15 *A. M.ss S.IO.-IO A. U. • Solly, s* Dally Xxc.pt Sunday. SOUTHERN RAILWAY Effective Sunday, April 29, 192J. Ko 6 leaves Athens 7:45 a. m., ar- r.!-- Lula t.-M a. m. ;,'o. 8 leaves Athens 4:15 p. m., ar- riws Lets 5:41 p. m. NU.J leaves Lula 4:55 p. m., arrlres Athens 8g0 p. m. yo. 5 leaves Lula 10:10 a. ML, ar rive. Alhen. 11:45 a. m. U.-B. MILLER, C. A., Athena, O*. t JLeyliuns IL ATHENS BUSINESS COLLEGE Bookkseplha, Shorthand and Typewriting Savo 60 per cent of expense! by attending this school. The grad uates of the Athens Business Collego always get the heal po sition. Excry Graduated em ployed. Write for Information today. Bex 643, Athene, Da. A PICTURE FOR FATHER AND SDN MOTHER and DAUGHTER POT It’s Yonr Fault You Rover Told Me Is the Daily (by of Thou* »uds of Daughters sod Sobs! SALLY LEAGUE min— . w. L.~r?t. Charlotte 31 18 .63.1 Greenville 30 19 .612 Augusta 27 Spartanburg 27 Columbia .4.16 Macon 14 3*1 .298 THURSDAY'S GAMES SOUTHERN LEAGUE nirmlngliam’at Atlanta. Mobile at Little Rock. Naahvillo at 'hattanonga. New Orleans at Memphis. AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago at New York. 81. Louis at Philadelphia. olitroit. at Washington. "levcland at Boston. NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at I’ittsbargli. New York nt .Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis. SALLY LEAGUE Auiusta at Columbia. Macon nt Greenville. charlotte at Spa:‘--burg. SOUTHERN LEAGUE ■Atlanta D; Birmingham 1. Middle G; Llttlu Rock 5. Nashville Chattanooga 4. New Orleans-Memphis (rain.) AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 17; Boston 4. St. 1-otiIs 2; Philadelphia 5. Chicago 4; New York 1. Detroit 1; Washington 5. NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn 3; Pittsburgh 7. Boston l.) Cincinnati 5. New York-4; Chicago 6. Philadelphia 6i St. Louis 7; (I. Innings.) SALLY LEAGUE Chit lotto 8-11; Columbia 4.4. Groonvlllo 4-7: Spartnnburg 7-3 Augusta 9-1; i.Mncon 2-0 (second game ton Innlnge.) ... .enough, the circuit smash enabled JJ* 1 Chicago to beat New York Yanks, 295 4.j. Four Red Sox piuhera couldn’t silence the Cleveland Indians' big guns and Speaker’s team smoth ered the Hub outfit, 17-4. These Giants osn he beaten. The | | 8 ‘ Cubs, smashing the delivery of Art j ■663 Nehf. rode to an casv win. over .306 8-i, behind the masterful slants of Vic Aldrcdge, who only allowed ‘ tho McGrawmen three kits. | Lunches Candies KITCHEN: ANDREW A. CHELEVES, l4p. 115 College Ave. Athens, Ga. Cigars Cigarettes E.KAY THE SMILING PAINTER' ■ Fin. Painting and Intarior Decorating Phone 1297, Athens, Ga. ■A BETTER SHOE REPAIRING HOFMEI8TER SHOE SHOP Phone Yonr Order 1186 We Call For and Deliver. The parents should send them to tee this remarkable Photo play for the letson It teaches. It tells the truth and ahew* 'everything and ytf It d«e, not offend. An education of a life time told in two hour.. The most sensational, daring and spec tacular motion picture ever shown In Athens- Something new In picture.. COLONIAL THEATRE atiimn CENTRAL OF GEORGIA As Compared With Trackage, Gives no Indi cation of “W a t e r e d” Stock. SAVANNAH, Ga.—That tho cap italisation of the Centra! of Geor gia Railway reprenente only W?,- 281 foi* each mile of track operated A «um Icm than the cotudrucUOn roHt of n mile of ordinary hard* fnlfthed highway. Is tho statement of W. A. Winburn. president of tho Central . He point*' out that It route $25,000 per t tnilo to build •uch ft highway, ’ witfc only light grading, nnd without comdderlng the value of the land on which tho rond, in built; while the fallway capitalization represent* the right- of-way. buildings, ballast, ties and rails, heavy bridges .signals, tele phone and telegraph lines, shops, .torrnlnnlH, etc. Discussing “watered stock,’* Mr. Wlribuni argues that this contrast | proves the reasonable capitaliza tion of *thd Central of Georgia. He points out that the. railway must i»d and mnlnthin Its; own tracks, whereas motor trucks and busses, In competition with the railways, have the free use of hard*4Urfacicd highways, bu(lt and maintained by public funds,i and which must he rebuilt by tax when worn out by mptor traffic. He declares furthe- thar the struggle the railways must make to earn a modest return up on a low capitalisation proves that there la no “watered stock," and that the freight and passenger rates are reasonable. The statement explains the rail way valuation now under attack by radical agitators who aim at Government ownership. Mr. Wtn- hurn says that the transportation companies ask only such treat ment as the Constitution of the United State* provides, and that to disregard these provisions would Involve confiscation of private property and of investments. In good fhitb, such as has nov curred in American history, SUMMER SUITS- For MEN and BOYS Our clothes are correctly cut They are fashionable. The cut makes the difference between the smart suit and the ordinary. It’s the thing the well dressed man looks for. It has made SOCIETY BRAND clothes famous. E. H. DORSEY CLOTHIER AND HATTER \ ~ Clayton Street TRADE IN ATHENS EAT Piedmont Weiners Prepared from Choice Material’ ^ "Ty moS The Piedmont Market 260 N. Lumpkin Street i'" , : Phone 1616