The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, June 20, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THB BANNER-HERALD* ATHENS. GEORGIA .WEDNESDAY, JllYP n. 1V] Combed-Well-Groomed 'MORNING VOU COME " 'PAUAO .BY ALJOLS6M Keeps Hair Combed Million* Uae v lt—Fine for Halrl —Not Sticky,'.Greasy or 8melly New Process RECORB f y«ankMw**sBnt.si!m,Aiiw-nfr*.j i'i SOLO BY DRUGGISTS tVEOTHf PJ Philadelphia Cleveland .... St. Louia .... E. KAY “THE SMILINQ PAINTER* Fin* painting and Intarlor Meo rating • Phone 1297, Athena, Ga. DANCE MUSIC ^Nation; Air- 4 Aunt Hagar’a Bloat. * Wat Yo’ Thumb. Fox-Trot*. Ted Lewie and Hie Band. ’A4S79 75o Cl.tlll: K*w. 4 orfc Cincinnati PJttsbur t St. JaOHil Chicago . Brooklyn Fox-Trot*. Ethics' Oreheetra. FOR SALE FULLER HltltSHKIt arVB Satlsfro- tit in. Mops, dusters nntl brooms, window, wall, flesh and hair bruslu**, nil Indefinitely guaranteed. For dem onstration call or send for D. I*. Humphries, 297 West Hancock Ave„ Phone 1339. J‘-’0p Railroad Man. B«*I* Call Rag. Fox-Trots. Frank Weetphal and Hie Oreheetra. A-3872 1 BETTER 8H0E REPAIRING HOFMEI6TER SHOE 8H0P 1’hono Your Order 1188 Wo Call For and Deliver. Fhiladellthlii 1C 38 .31 SO in l£ ATLANTIC LEAGUE CLUB: W. L. Pc Charlotte 40 20 ,Ci Auhunta 33 -4 .35 flpttrtanburir —... 33 28 .3: Greenville 33 20 .33 Mncun 22 38 .31 Columbia 18 45 ,2S the Sanrite. 1«* of Picardy. Fox- • Trot*. Paul Spetkt and Hie Oreheetra. A-3870 76c TjWERYBODY knows Hi A1 Jolson as a black face comedian. Few realize his marvelously sweet voice commends it self at once when 'dis played in a tender ballad. Even those who know the comedian best will be surprised at the versa tility he evidences in “Morning Will Come,” released this month by Columbia. Ths way in which he handles a de lightful voice M wholly charming, and will) con vince you a new concert artist has heed found. On the other side of this Columbia flew Process Record^-A-3880 —is a worthy duet, “When Will the Sun Shine for Me 7”, by Charles Hart and Elliott Shaw. To-day your Columbia Dealer is demonstrating this double “hit,” with the other new Columbia releases. These includo choice Symphbny selec tions and the newest South Sea Eyes. I'd Loro to Hare Yo. Fox- Trota. The Meyer Davit Dance Oreheetra. A-3883 7 FOU BALK — KURSK COUNTRY Eggs ami good Sorghum MoluRHffl. Call nt Banner-Herald Office. Leek tor this trade* ^J t on year fan. J .. , • Millions of American homes and offices , are cooled with electric fans. Millions more should be! Is yours? • If not—make us a visit today. For a <"»» ( outlay you can buy a fan that wM last a life time and cost but a trifle to run. Why deny yourself the comfort your noighbor is’enjoyiiijg | Athens Engineering Company Phone 711 Smith Bldg, Swingin' Down lb* Lane. Soma Littlo Someone. Fox* Trot*. The Columbian., A-3874 7So RAILROAD SCHEDULES TUESDAY’? RE8ULTS SOUTHERN LEAGUE Atlanta 11; Chattanooga 4. Menuhin 6; Mobile 4. Nash*'.lie 14; Birmingham 15- ton innl tgs. Little Hook 0; Now Orlennn C, AMERICAN LEAGUE New York C; Dartolt 5. SC Louis 12; Boston 0. Chicago 12;, I’liil.tdelplila .1. Cleveland C; Washington 7. NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn *4; Cincinnati L I'hlkultIphla 4; Chicago 4. Nt. Louis 0. ATHENS BUSINESS COLLEGE Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Typewriting Savo 60 per rent of expenar* by attending thla school. The grad uate* of tlio Athens UunlnosH College alwuy* get Hie lx mu 00- ■Itlon. Kxery Orndualed em ployed. Write lor Information today. Box 643, Athene, Ga. Walt***. Columbia Dane. Oreheetra. A-3SS4 76c POPULAR SONGS Mornlhg WEI Como. Al Jolson. Whoa Will the Sun SUno for Mo? Hart and Ska to. A-3880 76c 'an and Sehenek. /lew. York 4: Boxton-PIttnburir ruin. . SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE ' Greenville S; Columbia 8; firm gan-o. (:rrenvillo 18: Co3‘imbla 1—Bee ond game. CharleKe 3: Auguela 1. Spartanburg 3; 'Macon 2. Plenty of Money to Lend on Real Estate Commlaalon 3 per cent over 31,000; 10 per cent np to ?1,000. HUBERT M. RYLEE Law office* Phono 1370. tOE.IIolman Bldg. Athena, Qai Hill, of Tennessee. You Said SometUkg Wban You Said "Dixie.” Blossom Seeley. A-388S 7Sc Wet Yo’ Thumb. Don't Think You’ll . Bo Mimed. Dolly Kay. A-3882 76c Lady). HoUy Totay Town. Ruth Roye. A WEDNESDAY'S GAME8 SOUTHERN LEAGUE ( aatlanooK* at Atlanta/ Little Rock at N»w Orleans. Memphis at Mobile- GAINESVIt-LR MIDLAND RAILWAY Smith, A-3 MINSTRELS, HAWAIIAN DUETS, SCOTCH SONGS Lasses lAite Minrtxeii. Nashville at Uirminirham. AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago at i’hilaueipilJl- St. Louis at Boston, Detroit at New York. Cleveland at Washington. NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston at Httsburg. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. New Pork ot St. Lamia. Philadelphia at Chicago.' SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Macon ot Snartanbnrg. Augusta at Charlotte. Otumbla at Greenville—double i song successes. All are listed at the left Cut out fhis list now, before you turn the page. Take it with you to any Columbia Dealer,, and play' as many selections as you wish in his hew ing room. You will be delighted. Ail these new record* are Columbia New Proc ess Record*—with the suppr-quiet surface from which tho scratch and scrape are so de lightfully absent The process !* patented, and no one else can produce records eren reaemhlm* Columbia contraction and Improved surface. But, ill Columbia Records can be played on any phonograph. SMALL KHAKI CAMP HATS Honeymoon Chime,. Ona Little Sunt*. Hawaiian Guitar Ducts. Incidental Singing by Vernon Dal- hart. Ftrera and Fran- Juil th. Thins lor Camp Levee Scene. ' Laaaas Whilo Minstrels. Plantation 8cene. Lasses White and Company, with, Al Bernard. A-3S7I 1 TL- If.... J..*l * m riunarea ripen, Th. Pipe, of Gordon's Man. Banton* Solos. Cameron McLean. A-3717 7Se A! t ' ' ' - -* SYMPHONY AND CONCERT SELECTIONS I Shall Know. (Zucca) Tenor Solo. “ ' W f-aa' The cool, , delightful way is with the spark* ling beverage that’s full of zest—at fountains and in bottles DIXIE ARMY STORE College Ava. Athens, Ga. SoloT pmSTCasals. soais *1.00 ran My Mother Taught M«. (Dvorak) ardan Senna. Front •■Fau.it,” (Gounod Wto- niawakl) Violin Solo*. Saecha Jacobsen. A-38C0 *1.00 Th. Old Brad. (Scott) Th* Old Refrain. (Krelalar) Contralto Solas. Cyrt'na V«a Gordon. ■ Harding To Be First President Ever To Visit Alaska. To Return in Two Months. Drirtk When lira SwaUowa Horn*. • ward Fly. (Abt) Whan Lava la Klod. So prano Solo*. Lucy G alee. Washington—Pmtdent Haro hg will !eav« Wnuhlngton ahortlj nftfir noon on th* InngHtt trip n f hid administration—a trip that will taka him ncroa* the «’ontln<*nt. t» end Refreshing 1 CocvCcU Compeer. AiUr.«, Ca. Athkkn, into Canada,’ along; th* Pa* clfta coaat, to th* Panama canal ihn* aid to Porto Him and will lfr*p him away from tha capital for ht lenat two month*. Th* vast territory of COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY, Alaski ' - : neverbefore vlojted by a Jr. fs Mr. Hardjfng*£*j$fr~Ii president SPORT NEWS WANT AD RATES 2 Cent* a Word f Minimum Charga of 40 Conta Insertions. Seven times for t! price of five Insertions. All dlscontlnusncea MUST l made In person at Ths Ban ner-Herald Office or by letter. Telephone discontinuances ere NOT valid. iWANT AH PHONE BANNER.HERALD WANT AOS OET RESULTS Lost and Found I/irfT—AT I.AKi: :i|ihiroH anil twelve p<arK reward to finder If returned ter-Iferald f>fflre. Mrs. H. M. Stephens. Ga. J2lyj p HAIR STAYS COMBED, GLOSSY presidency he came dpell of the Yukon" and nine* en tering the while houae he taa har the 'dream cf being able to ^!«it the territory and study at first hand the problems which have arUen there In so great a number. For Rent—Rooms FOR "RENT—NICK Font I*i apartment. Modern eonvenlei Bulldogs Take Second Game Of Series From | "Hair-Groom" Keeps Hair i < Lion of Argonne’ Buford By Score 7-5 WANTED-HELP WANTED—Boy about 14 years old to deliver pa pers on West Broad and Bearing Streets. Apply at Banner-Herald Office. EARN UU WEEKLY SPARE TIME, at home, addressing, mailing, music, circulars. H«'ml J«c lor musir, matlon. atroerican Musla Co., lGr».H liroadwny, Dej.t., N. Y. J23p DESIItA R I* E iHOUHEKEEPINO rooms for rent. Lights and water furnished. Apply 723 JTiaco Avenue*. J20p DANGER IN STUBBORN COUGH Stubborn coughs that hang 01 r- liable'to lead to serious com- lirafions and should be checker romptly with Foley's Honey itn« ’ar. ”1 have not roughed slue* taking Foley’s Honey ami Tar. Oth er medicines T tried did not h»dj me" writes John .T. Hoaly, Pitts field, Mass. For quick relief frou roughs, colds croup asthma bron chitls and hay fever use Foley': Honey and Tar. The largest sell lng cough medicine In tho World Contains no opiates—Ingredient printed on carton. Hold everywhere —Advertisement. ly Chainbera was In tho bo.v li ‘ Du I blogs and he turned !»• unut if ul brand of hurling ib*r:: gave up seven'hits bul ir; ctiialnly the muster of tin caiyie during th« WANTED—Boy to de liver papers on West Broad St, beyond Mil- ledge Ave. Prefer boy who is over 14 years old. Apply Banner-Herald of fice. i SUMMER RESORTS Crockett Areenlc-Llthla Springs and Baths. Opened June 1st. Kb'vntb.r 2,150 feet. A Remedy f.ir Ncrvoiu Prostration, Malaria, Indigestion. Kid neys and Bladder Bivenses. Rheu matism and Skin Troubles, nears and improves the complexion. Golf, Write for booklet. M. E. THOMAS, Crockett Springs, WANTED—Boy to dc Gnan^Vonr health liver papers on West CHICHESTER SPjLLC lancock Ave. Must be Hancock over 12 years old. Apply Banner-Herald office. Wanted WANTED — TO RENT A SMALL house. Must l«e In gixxl lo. atlon and reaoonable i^nt. Box 282, Athens, Go. J20c l FOB ltEXT—ONB tlNFURNIPHED njuirtment In desirable location. Apply 347 MiUedge Ave., or Phone - 1346. J21c SEABOARD AIR LINE RY. Northbound Houthbound 10:00 a. Atkmta-Monroe local «:15 p 2:40 p AtL-BIrmingliam- Mem. 3:20 p 2:43 p Norfolk-Rich.-N. Y. 3:12 p 7:55 p Atl.-Abbeville local 11:24 j» Atl.-Birmlnglmm 11:24 p Norfolk tWashington 11:24 p Wilmlnflon-N. Y. •EOREIA RAILROAD Attention Y. M. C. Campers U. S. Army Trunks With Tray For Camp $6.00 PURE AND SPARKLING NATURE’S BEST REMEDY No other watar ha* th* wondtrtul taata, th* Invigorating feel ing that It leaves altar each glaaa full—It’* delightful, ye* It's- Johnny Huggs oppos'd ( on Iht* Taouml and while pitched a good game the i lilt teammates' more,tha; his pitching. Suggs gave two-har.d hlts, wl)Uh conlrlbutrii greatly to tho Red and Black cniid^ J. D. Thomason had his batting habits on und coaie through with . triple nntl a single. Thomasoi played a mighty nice game. Carlyle and Ramsey each caugh t*n»* of the opposing tw» lors* Riant; anti carried ft tnv a ride that wn.- fjeorge Clarke with Carlyle a Hot th- shared the feature catches o the day. The seore by inninga and tin summary follows: R. II. F. Buford 000 110 000—3 7 • Georgia 010 221 OIx—7 7 t Suggs and Johnston; Chamber: Two base hits—Davenport, N Prodgen, Chambers 2; Middle brooks. Three base hits, Carlyle, Thori aron, Ramsey. Stolen bases; Thomason, Eld ridge; Sacrifice lilts, Ramsey: Rouble plans; Khlrldgc to Powers: K. Brodgcn to Davenport to" N. Rrndgen. Struck out by Suggs 3; Chambers 8. T 6 B e Honored By U. S. Veterans NEW YORK—General Cidiirnud of the French army, "the Lion o' the Argoijne/' will arrive on the France, <Junc 30, to be the gues' of the Rainbow division during : six weeks* tour of the United Rtntes. It was announced He will be tho guest, of honor a the convention of Rainbow veteranr nt Indianapolis, July 13 $o 15 marking the fifth anniversary, o' , the champaign defense In July a IRIS, In which the Rainbow dlv* jsion fought with the fourth French army under CJene.al Gournud, suc cessfully checking the German ad vnnee upon Paris. His Itinerary deludes a visit t' Macon. Ga. ’Bei)Sou> ‘Bread good'bread MADE W,I "CRISC0' , *’MILK FREE! FANS AND COFFEE! Wo aro giving away free to every lady who C il|. at our store thia week A BEAUTIFUL FAN that is numbered, the lucky number entitling the hold, er to receive a POUND OF OUR LEADER rnc FEE FREE SATURDAY, JUNE 23. Call and-et years. Athens Coffee and Tea Co. /252 North Lumpkin Street, Athens, Ga, STOP SACKACHE. KIDNEY TROUBLE Hackache, Rheumatic Pains, dul headache, tired feeling, too frequent urination, discolored or strong • nre symptoms of kidney nni’ bladder trouble. "I was nhvny: having a backache which causer great suffering." writes Mrs. jr, Medford, Muss. "Could not sleep and nt times I could not stand straight. Tried Foley Kid- y Pills and found relief." Stop backache, kidney and bladder trou bles with Foley Kidney Pills.—Ad vertisement. Camp For Girls To Be Held At Pine Tops Beginning Tuesday about fifty membernpf the Clarke County Girl? ‘club will hold a camp at Pine Top*- [,The camp is being held under th' direction of M r.T. R. Weems, In dustrial s erotnry of the Athens Y. J M. C, A. Mrs. Bryant, county ; agent, Is co-operating In holding tin camp. Get a jar of "Hair-Groom" from any druggist for a few cents and make even stubborn, unruly oj shampooed hair r.tay combed all day in any style you like. Baseball Results STANDING OF CLUBS southern lragvi: CLUBS— W. L. Now Or loans 36 20 Atlanta 33 21 Mobile 2'J 25 Nashville 32 28 Chattanooga 25 2!) Memphis 24 28 Birmingham * 25 31 Little Rock 18 37 AMERICAN LEAGUE LINTON SPRfNGS WATER Drink it All Year 'Round-But Eapecially ia Spring and Sum mer—PHONE 95 rings Wa union r> SSSSSSB3EB Sj “Morning Wfil Come”