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TBH fUWWMMnritttP. ATHENS, CBORCM — *. .) i' WANT AD RATES 2 Cento a Word 'Jg Minimum Charge of 40 Cortta Insertions. Seven times for tbs price of five Insertions. J^Xll discontinuances MUST be • mads.In person at The Ban* ner.Herald Office or by letter. Telephone discontinuances are NOT valid. Iff ANT AU 7C PHONB ■ W banner.h*r»lo want ADS OBT RESULTS 75 YELLOW taken u 193 Poplar street.. Owner same by identifying. SPORT NEWS great MULE HEADED COW i "»y Mrs. R. ll McCune atj j~ Baseball Results WANTED—TO BIJY GOOD second-j hand repeating .22 calibre rifle fione 335 or 884. . jjo c LARGEST | WANTED — Fifty labor ers on the Danielsville B Road. $1.50 per day for 1 nine hours. Nothing held hack. Pay every Saturday at-noon. Free transporta tion. See Mr. Goodson on the job. jiOc Wanted * WANTED—Room and and board by business lady. Address 3. A. £. care Banner-Herald. m8p. WANTED-Two furnish ed rooms suitable for light housekeeping. Ad dress -W. H. care Banner- _ Herald. . j8p, _ (CLUB— Boarding|Nashviiio ... house in town at rea- New 0rkans Isonable rent, can now be [secured. The furnishings can be bought for less than $500.00. Write Box 451, Athens, Ga,. j8p STANDING OF CLUBS SOUTHERN LEAGUE W. 11 26 20 ■46? Nf?w York FOR SALE FOR RALE—ONE BU8HEL CANE I ^°I P , h,a Seed. Apply Rnnner-Herald Office. ,Pvr,aruI ••• AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUBS AMERICAN LEAGUEE Chicago at New York. Detroit at Wannington. St. IvOuIh at Philadelphia •Cleveland at Boston. a number of their credit In the Twelfth District High School meet held in Abbeville on the 28th of April this team won — j eight out of the twelve medals of fered and sdored 30 points in ath- ! Ictus out of a possible 45. From victories to animal, or insert rather, and capable of forming many wonder-, ful feats. It Is known that they c possess a higher order of intelll-1 - S ence htan anj* other habitant of ( j le insect kingdom. They are ^ultfe Huscoptlble to training, and can be Abbeville they rode 176 miles Iti , automobiles and the next afternoon entered the Tech relay races on Grant Field and won both the class NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Iittsburgh. New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis. ' \sally league Augusta Jit Spartanburg. Charlotte at Macon. CreftiVBle at Columbia. .30 FOR EXCHANGE—55 ACRE FARM on MltehcU’s Bridge Road for city real qr.tate. Frank A. Lipscomb. A they 8, Georgia. ji2e levels nd Detroit ... Kl. Louis ... WftftMngtnn Roalon ... Chicago ... ..... ..25 10 ....... 25 21 22 '24 .20 to 17 THURSDAY’S GAMES | ■ SOUTHERN LEAGUE pet. j Atf inta 3; Birmingham 3 (1-1 in nlngs.) .568 Chattanooga 1;. Nashville 10. .5421 N'cv( ( OrlediiK'i\f(?mp1ila (called .478 i find game, wot grounds.) .465’ New Orleans 5; Memphis 1 (sec- .42?! ond. 425 i Mobile 2 ;Little Udc.U 12. Health Scholarships Offered As Education Step By American m Child Health Association Forces taugbt to .perform many unique ' l.fnlro Tim niuha Ilia? onrtoln vnri. ' • tricks. The webs that certain vari eties of them spin are teats of strength and beauty that have ‘A’- mile and half mile relay races ’ll*!** tnl"' ner Boys High School of Atlanta. , . k » l °1 wh i Fairburn High School, and Wrens High School, winning both races by a comfortable margin. F< rgin. For theii vjetory over Boys High School and Lanier High School the teanl was piesented with a handsome silver trophy cup by the Bank of .Gray- mont. In a meet with Richmond ncauemy ot Auguta on itoumr« Field here, this team also won by tics of spiders, especially. in the tarantula family, aro capable of jumping extraordinary dlStoncqs 1 when measured by their actual sire; In the animal world. No other llv-' fng creature In all the animal TkMit- dom nossesses the comparative strength and ability of the dplder. Some ten or twelve years ago a Chicago magazine of the ultra .390 FO'.t HALE—Jersey milk cow, quail ties iierfert. Phone 455-J or IKf Elisabeth St. jgn FOR HALE—Pure bred Rhode Island Barred Rock White Leghorn chirk ih. Call 587. M. C. Armel. JlJe FOR HALE—Ford Roadster. Ford ut down, SIS Hudson, Overland 50 G«mm1 condition, cheap. See ArtnelV Garage. Phone 587. J!3e. FOR H^M.E—One 1921 Ford Coupe, lin, painted. | n. M.U Ht. Cauthen, W. Clay- JSe WAN T E I)—Room and Hoard by couple without cRJIdren. Address “Cou ple,” care Banner-Herald. ~~ J8p. FOR 8ALE—!TWO NEW SIX room bungalows. Modern conveniences, food location, cheap. Easy term.t. Campbell and Barrow, 707 Holman Bldg.. Phono 1751. J8p -TO HUY SECOND-HAND Will pay cash 1*24. JSc -the GHEATilAM Dtnln* U. former home- of Dr. I. If. fwnes three meals dally. Good i to eat. Dinner 40c. Come and f it.. *97 W. Hancock Ave., I’hone J13o WANTED-Position VANTEIV—Position as governess, oi grade pupils to coach dur- summer months. Normul grad- ^experience In primary' s teacher und supervisor Art Box 65, Wlntcrvlllo, JlSp. For Rent—Rooms RENT *- 4-ROOM UPSTAIRS «nt, private bath, sink in t and heater In hhth room, location. Phono 354-J. ftp RENT—AT. ONCE. FOU” rr&~i with bath. FOR SALE—ONE GAS RANGE IN good condition. Reasvaablc. 619 Reese Street. JRp PLANING MILL FOR SAKE—ONE 464-B Woods fast feed planer com- plcto with heads, belts, grinder, blow system, double end trimmer, edger, 76 II. I*. Ames engine, two boilers* electric Ijght plant, shafting and pul leys complete. All In Hrst claw, shape. Can be bought at a bargain White A Hamilton Lumber Co., Crawfordvllte. Oa. ~ J14 • FOR SALE—PORTO RICO POTATl plants, $1.25 per M. In 10 M. lit::, $1.00 per M. Agents wanted. Dr. 1 A. lAmbert, Denton, Ua. _ __ _ Jl. NATJOP.'AL LCAGUC rLl B8— New York .. Plftphurgh . Brooklyn ... St I nil's ... f-lurlnnntl .. ^hlcairo ... . Uhfcnjro ... . Bopfon Philadelphia .717 .578 .523 ■ AMERICAN LEAGUE P’rvclnnd 1; Boston 7. rt. I mils fir PhllftdnlpM.i 8. Detroit 4: Washington 16. Chicago-Now York (rain). 22 24 .478 «hrN.tlSnor 17.20 .370 13 32 .298 NATIONAL LEAGUE * T ow York 7: Chinam 9. Ponton 1; Cincinnati 3. prnnVlvn 0: St. Louis 1. Brooklyn-Pittsburgh (rain.) SALLY LEAGUE CLUBS— Sj- , V ’Tharlottn ,.. ‘Trrrnvlllo ... I. PM Wfcusta Spartanburg , Columbia ... Macon ... . ....32 18 .640 .... :•<> 20 .non ....27 20 .574 21 RALLY LEAGUE P^rfanbRn? 14: Amninta Columbia 9: Greenville 0. Macon 3pYtmf!otto 11. .16 34 .3?n . C. |. TRACK TEAM TO ENTER MEET ....14 34 GRAYMONT - SUMMIT, Ga. — FRIDAY'S GAMES SOUTHERN LEACUE Birmingham nt Atlarita. Mobile at Little Rock. Nnshvlllc at Clntlnnoogn, NVw OrlckiiH al Mi-mphIk, ,29w •jhy j{ 0( j an( j tcam „f jmanuoi County Institute has train- ■cd hard for the state meet in Ath ens in which they are entered on Thursday and Friday of this week. This la one of the greatest track tchms ever developed by any High ho state nnd they have' school in the ZMdeweave' safe margin, although it was an off day for the entire team. In Pritchard, Forehand, Brown. Kin gory and Frank lin. E. C. L has a track team that would do'cyddit to any school* Most of these boys were member of Coach Dick Hart ley’s famous football team here luHt fall. Dan Johnson, for three years a star football ,and track man cannot enter this meet due to the fact that he has already enter ed it last year.. E. C. I. does not expect to win all the events but they are .counting big on coming tut state winners. sensational tyjie, published a serial. dcplcftlng a reign of terror j throughout North America, caused i fay tha Invasfon of myriad **»•»!. ins ' of purple wlhged spiders, whose bite and stlnB were both enunllyi fatal. They supposedly originated j tn South Amorim, thenco mlgrat- •ng northward. They appeared In the sky In huge, roarliig -niT unread death and ter their path. The writer of this wild story giivo free reign to hjs Imagination mpr It Is highly Irtiprobablo that DR. THOMAS D. WOOD **» «-•**» nt iuu oetuna place to; to stimulate the formation adequate training courses in health! MISS SALLY LUCAS JCAN vj ...... ... America to more and more await- professional quail,“.cations f or »»,i! Hmrn will ever occur mi evolution frig to the truth that the atrength in thia field. In the second nlaw S ■n the spl'-er family that will pro- lof a nation to the atrength of its ‘ e.ir- — rien.'lv q siwlita a. that hoy, and girls. W,r with its phy- horn tn the fevered mind of this sical examinations drove home the oenntlnnal^jvritcr. fact of our national need of in-. Gettln- down >•< i forts, creased health and atrength. Sta- f°w te-nnie Know the true status of ttotica show that 30% of the school the snider family. They are nlmo-: {children of our country are under- I'nlvrmnlly looked n'pon ns n rurne ittouriahed. nr nest, and it Is xrnnmllv helllnvofl 1 The American Child Health Asso- tl.nt nil varieties aro poisonous elation, beilerlng that health to a As a matter of fart, there nre mnnv "“‘ter of sound Question, and that snrrirs that do not carry venom VP greater creed can be spread e-l are nracllcally herm'nss. An. through the world than the gospel n*bcr fact not generally known I* E°°® Health,^has 'instited an PARIS Scientist Predicts That Within a Thousand Or[t’iat r the C rf§^rd C |mdlrs V nVrrrtstr unlq’^eriM'of'^th'jl^Urehl^ Mofe Years Spider Will r, c, ra rt ™r«t%'id n » trod,cn,f Control the Whole * vantty Of mcdlclnea >be awarded to teacheri in «enrlce foa World. Advertising Clock r By rufuTs. oav.8 b SubjectofContcst K dc ,^ fe ,M Some tlfe a go a certain learned B Y *»• D. THOMASON moro t j, an $500 each. Several fcl- dirtlon that in a thousand or so If you seo a »*oup of small hla-ik lowships. will also ba awarded to professor made the startling pro- dots scattorcu on the nco of tnr, ; C achers to defray the)* expenses on years from now the'spider family'"”* 0 odvertising clock, loratoo oo, .oufs of observation to demonstra- Would gain comnlcto control of * ■ roo ‘ °f fbo Stewart-I'nddoek ■ lion centers of effective work in this terrestinl bal lof ours, h?«v- J nwc Iry Co.,—Coup't them and. health education. Thomas D. * ‘ “ * 1* Collegfr the ehair- •trength and ability. Of course this I rqrrPct number you will recclvo p I Columbia University. «* uiw.r- 1 henry Is farfetched and highly im-. hmdsomo prize donated by one ofj man of the Scholarship Committee, -nimble, but there aro thoso who,advertisers. / and Miss Sally Lucas Jean, Director '••'fif »h"^ the human race har Thin clock is the only one of Its of the Department of Health Educa- FOR SALE—BY OWNER. MODERN 8-mom bungalow. Terms. Appl> W, M care Hanncr-Herald. Jto«- In good condition. Phono 1174. Jllp NOTICK I wlll N begln imy mimpier mhof*! Monday, June 11, 19*3. Nu deduc lions for absence. nop. t*. onn. 1 DANGER IN STUBBORN COUGH Stubborn coughs that hang o> •e liable fto lead to serious Am* W. T. Florence, RENT-FIRST FLOOR ROOM. hath, private enirnUce; residential street. $30.00 per RAILROAD JULES •■ABOARD AIR Lllil RY. Southbound Atlutm-Mot.ro. loot) «:l(.p I p Atl.-Blrmln,bmm-M.m. ,:N p Morfolk.Rieb.-N. Y. 1:10 p Atl.-Abh.vlU. loom) 7:31 a Atl.-nirmlncham C:l> a NOifoIk-AVa.hlnston ‘ Yflltnlnston-N. Y. promptly with Foley - , .llnitey t Tar. "I hay. not i coughed si attr taking Foley’s Honey nnd Tar. Otli er medicines I tried.did not heir me” writes John J. Hedly, Pitts field, Mass. For-quick relief frqn coughs, colds croup asthma hr«n chltls and hay fever use Foley’: Honey and Tnr. The largest sell ing cough medicine In the World Contains no opiates—Ingredient; printed on carton. Hold- everywhere —Advertisement. ’ RAILROAD CENTRAL OF OEOROIA. . Dum for Macon 7:70 a. tn. 0:10 d. m: Arrlra from Macon 11:10 pr tn. Ataua Arnva k A. M.» *1:10 P. M. . K." ..10:10 A. U. *• Dally Exe.pt Sunday. SOUYHCRN RAILWAY Elfcctlv. Sunday. April », 102L Mo 0 toayoo Atbena 7:W a. m., ar- ve. IxOa 0:10 a m. t No. I leave. Athena «:U p. m.. ar. Lola 6:45 n. m. f leaves Lula <41 p. as*, orrtvss to p. m. I leaves Lula 19:19 a. m.. ar- . Athens 11-.4S a. m. % MILLER, C. A., Athens. Ga. , ATHENS BUSINESS COLLEGE eookkeepIVig, Shorthand and Typewriting Save HO per cent of rxpensen by attondlSg^Hto sebooL Tbo erqd- uatOH ot tho Athens Bualneao Coltegn always grt the. best po- olllon. Exenr Qradilatcd m. flloyi-.l. Write for Information Box M3, Athena. Oa. E. KAY "THE SMILING -PAINTER" Fine Painting and Interior Decorating Phone 1297, Athens, Ga. GARTERS No metal can touch you Widcwcave [PARIS b yoi*5 bert introduction to Wng wear nnd,great comfort Tailored to fi^ ihclcg—to hold your lioso secure and trim. Aik for the genuine PARIS by name. •ymHmn.rsMOmfm" 1.STEIN & COMPANY , Chicago . Nxwvcaa tho human men hac .reached tho zenith of its strength *»d clary, and Ih how gradually o i 0|f decline;. This nro^jftsor’s thf^ry wad laitli •a tlin Khsumptton that the human growing weaker and weikcr v e ucpi kind in tho'' state of Georgia an4 i tion of the American Child Health each night twelve of the leading 1 Assoclatidn, will head the work for merchants of Athens advertise Association. # their wires through this medinm T 000 * nd -se of these health In the Among tho slides that aro display-, P^P 0 ! ed the one eontsinlng tho dots will jcholarships is two-fold. ii i 1 Th h ore tho h :"iQi;. zr&sr* n,gM for • . pw, ° 4 me /■-nuaml nutnbere. »omo iLwor! Mr ». R Pickett of tho Fhtkott f*** /*«•*»» •« im . -r of nnlmalc would tclxo the. Jcwolry Co., Is tho only ono In hnloncc of power from man, and Athcn. who know, tho correct '■sum hl».prc»ont nlaco of Ruouro-1 himiher or dots nnd hto count he, "'icy. Thin dono. It would only hei^on Placod in a aonlcd envelope i qucntlon of time until man woiiV, and will not bo oiicned until the l)"-'Tomp7Ately “Snnlhliiied. The rl 9*° nf tlln content. Annwern will 35c Plenty of Money to Lend on Real Estate Commlnalnn 3 per cont. Over fl,000; 10 per cenL up to 31,000. HUBERT M. RYI.EE .. , ... U» offtcea Phono U7«. , Ilnluian Bide. • Athen,. Goorgla Qevfiorjs fBread GOOD'BREAD MADD m ™CRI5CO^MILK profensor. In .looking over tho ktl- h " received at tho kt F, Flckett tnnl worhl - inlncted the npldcr'nn I'Mlrr Co., nnd "I 74. IT. tToreev'c lb" flnnl, Ainqueror of mnn. rlothlnx Store. -ILe wlnnor o’ i ‘Tlio spider really la « wonderful ™nte»t will be nnnoui.ced in the -nlumnn of thin papei. the ipiuvc their _ _ ..... training cco. tern to take stock of the work of fered by their Institutions in subject matter End methods of health lo cation, the opportunities for prxc tice teaching in health education under supervision, and the opnorl tunltlcs afforded by their institution for healthful living, and supervision of the students’ health. The basis of award, the America Child Health Association announces will taka into consideration tho put achievements of the teacher is health education in her field, her plana for health education in tho future, and documentary evidence regarding ,tha quality of her work from outstanding educators in her community. The institutions to which the teachers arc assigned wili he required to meet certain stand ards determined by the Fellowship Committee, Fellowships and scholarship., pro. viding for a year’s study will into effect with the beginning of tin school year, or in the fall of 13K Summer school, Chautauqua im travelling aehotarahips will go into effect during the aummer of 193 Teachers who wish to compete for these awards are asked,tn- semi in thoir applications to the Committee oh Teacher Scholarships nnd Frlloiy ships of the American Child Ileal, Assocl.-.tion, 871 New York City. Seventh Atrenuq Cadillac and Hudson Cars For Hire EPPS GARAGE 392 Washingtoto Street ' Absolutely Dependable Phone 497 IN FOREIGN LANDS TINTED TRAVELS Sketches liy L. \V. Rcdner. Verses by Hal Corhran. Golor the picture with paint or crayons v BETTEI7 SHOE REPAIRING HOFMEI8TER 8H0B 8HOP Phone Your Order 1113 We Call For and Deliver. t+L- sssss Bfh . PURE AND SPARKLING # V;fi NATURE’S BEST REMEDY No other water has tha wonderful faitei the invigorating feel- Ing that it leave, after each glass dull—lt*a delightful, yes It’s— LINTON SPRINGS WATER Drirk it All Ytar ’Round—But Especially ih Spring and Sum- mer-PHONE 9? . .. Linton Springs Water'Company Office Broad Street (TTlle bird, stores in tlteEastern -paH , Vw | Of London; ealeh, Hus ever— J. Avid fheu are quite a •noveltu i^fi Tb all Ote 'passers'brj-r—■ 4 «$'• Advertised Goods Reach®You Without Lost Motion ' A big part of the cost of living today may be charged to lost mo tion) to slow, slipshod distribution of goods, and to old-stylp, wasteful selling methods. N •*. For example, every year tons of fruits and vegetables rot on the ground, because, it doesn’t pay to pick them. Discouraged growers plant less thy 'next season, and the supply of food is reduced. Meanwhile, consumers in the cities neair by grumble over high prices. Demand and supply- are not brought together. Growers’- Exchange is 'fewer Aday than it'was ten years ago. Contrast this with the handling of oranges. $1,000000 a year is spent for advertising by,the co-operative* asso ciation of the California Fruit Grow ers. A large sum; yet it is only about one-fifth of a cent per dozen—one-six tieth of a cent for each orange sola. “In tlhe twelve years since the first’ campaign was. launched the consump tion of Californian oranges has dou-: ' bled. The American consumer has'been taught by co-operative advertising to eat nearly twice as many oranges as before. ' And this advertising has kept down the cost of oranges. ,To quote an offi cial of the Exchange: “Had the orange" industry remained on the old-basis, there would have been no profit in growing oranges. New acreage would not have been planted. Old orchards would most surely have been uprooted and other crops plant- C''- “The cost of selling oqmges and lemons through the California Fruit Advertising properly dene, saves money for the consumer and makes money for the producer by driving out wasteful methods, increasing volume and cutting down the costs of selling and distribution. 'gj*' r 19iVjf The American Associatioi -Herald in co rn‘of. Advcrti: r.frfir