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The Fairway
,ol > HUNT—UNU LARGE furnished
Iwulro.tm, 315.00. BulMhl. for four
«*• W’J Meigs Street. J17c
2 Cents a Word r /
MlntmuAt Charge of 40 Cants
Insertions. Seven time# for the
price of five Insertions.
Afl discontinuances MUST 6a
made In person at The Ban*
ner. Herald Office'or by letter.
Telepttne discontinuances ara
not valid.
7C | WANT AO 7e
*5* « PHONE lO
■ABNER.HERALD WANT
AD5 GET RESULT*
FOR -RENT—NICE FOUR
a|M*rtment. Modern ponvt
Ideal location. A. )f. Davisoi
♦ FOR ItfclNT-j-THJtlSR
j rooms with prlvqtQf ft
I In kitchen. Apply 757 ’
Ave.. I’hono 1323.
FOR RENT—COOU QUIRT AND
well furnlHhcd room, with private
sitting room. 1(4 Clover hurst Ter-
race. Phone 14S-W. J28o
'ward.
FOR kxchaNGB—one TON Trock B. Martin also played 18 ImJca f r '
iii first clttitH condition to exeiiaiic-la tin and then Jont's forfirted o*
for Ford Coupe. Truck suitable for account of being absent from the
any purpose, especially for grocery cRy.
delivery or hauling country produce. Tuesday Tibbetts and R-icoeV:
A. 11. Davison. J?7c piny which will probably the
WA N TKI)—TIIR E K
rooms. 1*. *>. it,
UNFURNISHED
282. j26e
OUR PEDIGREED USED (’ARM are
good for long imd satisfactory scrv*
Ice. You SSV^ the difference. Conolly
Motor Co.
HOARDERS WANTED—CAN accom
modate . three or four summer
sebool girls. Close In. two doors from
Christian Church, do Pulaald Street.
J2Gc
STANDING OF CLUBS
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
FARMERS who wish tn
have HIGH CLASS
cum”
New Orlcnni
Nashville . _
Mobile
Atlanta ....
Memphis ..
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Little Rock
SEE OUR PEDIGREED UHED CARS
before you buy. Conolly Holer Co.
JlOc
AMERICAN I HAGUE
ATHENS TO COLUMBUS
THRU PULLMAN
Imnvo Athena 3:1* P. M.
Arrive Columbus 8:65 P. M.
SEABOARD
COLUMBUS THRU CAR
ljenvo Athena 3:12 P. M.
Arrive Cotumhue 8:65 1*. M.
SEABOARD
For Rent—Rooms ”
FOR ItENT— UNFURNISHED FIRST
floor apartment, all conveniences,
private bath, entrance* and
^ meters,
couple or two grown people. Rhone
'• J27c
White Woman Turns Indian
Environment Ex
ATHENS
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Bookkeeping, Shorthand and
Typewriting
Sato SO por cent of expense* by
attending thle school. Tbo grad -
hates of tho Athens Business
College slways sot tho host po
sition. Eicry Graduated em
ployed. Write for Information,
today. \
Box 643, Athene, Oa.
FOR RENT—GARAGE. APPLy' TO
Mrs. Alice Adams, 326 Hill Street
Strange Toil
RUNT — .-ROOM UPSTAIRS
rtn.ent, private bath, link 1 In
■n, block from Ulllodae. Phono
■a ay- Jack junoueycg.
V* >f»anLTT8.\c»| —Mrj. Broken
ct»n4 eM woman of tli» At**
***•••■ !• tft of those lost eml*
fraat ehiMrtn taken In payment for
•oagueat or tha west.
A strange fueled link between the
covered wagon fo:k ntvl thoi* who
Borders |„ tht ruts ef
tns old Oregon trnlj.
Mrs. Broken Horn once wii white,
•n4 now is red. She t* n question
and an arswer Ip that ondltM con-
^ov^rsy, heredity versus environ*
Captured at the age of 5 from a
pioneer train br the Arnpafcoe* and
feared at on* of Dio tribe, ahe Is to*
ooy at 14 as Indian In renture nnd
*betarterlatlc ns though annum
rom lhi blood of aborigines %Ev»n
the ronaejousnesa of her race Inn
been rompl'M) ohiteinted by 70
fears of tep-e life. 8h* Is the wlf*
•* an aged warrler chieftain.
Orum T*l:» Stery.
5fre. Broken Horn gave me thn
*td»st Interview oi record. Speaking
no word of English, sh» u**.l s raw
hide drum t» tell her tnlo, ai old
nhlt# vometV. conjure drmtr.a over
their knitting. A wnr drum, .to
which her body a*ayed In eloquent
gesture as I sat on ths Uar.ivtw fN
her wigwam. •*
"Thrub—thrub— thrub!" Tfeo slow,
melancholy rhythm of the*rawhW" ;
evoked dusty wagons crcnkln^ from
ths land and life behln<1 to the ro*
ma'tlc beckoning of Oregon ar.o
California In lilt. Amonr? tha young*
•Ur* a rprlghtly red-hiIred girl.
Ahead gllnt-i of tho Sweetwater anfl
the Bouth Pass, gateway to the be*
yond. Between, smoke signals from
the hills, a gathering of broni*d war*
rtors, a yelll-g charg®. Then guns
nnd wer clubs gol*rr. the end of the
trail foe mnry, nnd children being
hidden under
OR RENT—Eight room
'furnished house. Three
locks from Post Office.
100 for summer. Write
ox 564 for particulars.
Beans. Apply
RAILROAD
SCHEDULES
blankets and the
breasts of martyred mothers.
"Thrub—thrub—thrub!**
A red-ha'red girl, wnltlrg under
the frown of squaws, qavric 1 away,
to the camp of tb<* Anpahoea. to be
forever severed from her kin and
kind. Tears, terror, dryl g In ex
haustion. Curoslty about h?r now j
playmalea, their game-*, n life or
Bove ty nrd surprla •. Mnlnt of i.
guttrin', tongue, dimming of child
hood's rhoft memory. th* wo-n'm i
from o:u to new. 'Thrub—thrub—
thrub!”.
d Atlnnta-Monroe local
P All.-Birmingham-Mom.
p Norf.dk-Rich.-N. Y.
P Atl.-Abb. vllle losul
p All.-Birmingham
p - Norfolk-Washington
WHY NOT DIVIDE MY
INSURANCE WITH
JESTER
Compluto Innuranco Protection
-the BMILINO painter-
Pint Painting and Intarior
Meoratlng
Phone 1297, Atl.cn., Ga.
■' * ‘" ‘ * - 1.11- XU.
l:lf pm J:25 j» m
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA rtV.
W. O. Bolton, Agent, riione 1641
Central id Georgia Htatlon
Depart for Macon 7:3f a. m.
4:45 p. m.
Arrlvg from Macon 12:10 p. ra.
t:3« p. n».
For further. information phone
J. Y. Bruce, e. A., 64®.
New Gowns With Flounces
* Revive Spanish Memories
THE CHEATHAM DINING ROl
Former Homo of Dr. 1. 11. Goss
Delicious Meals Served Three Time!
DINNER 40c
297 W. Hancock Avenue
Attention Y. M, C. A.
Campers
U. S. Army Trunks
Rhone 1331 j
With Tray
For Camp
$6.00
UMALL KHAKI CAMP HATS
Jolt th. Thing fo« Camp
25c cnch
8M u. for yvur Mippllm In
Dt.nh.tB. Mm. Kits. C.nlf.n.,
Laundry Bans, Ponvhoa etc.
DIXIE ARhfY STORE
College Ave. Athene. Oa.
May, work, marches. Lodge flrca
In a hundred camps on Wyoming**
pleasant upland*. A statuesque
nuthltn. decked In rloe-akin and
beads, red lirahls pending aliout fca*
Leave Atlivua
7:46 A. M.*
U:G A. U.»t t
B illy- ••Daily Except
Arrival
•6:20 J*. M.
••10:10 A. M.
>t Sunday.
TAXI SERVICE ^
Day and Night
GEORGIAN BAGGAGE "
hone TRANSFER CO. Phone
Office Georgian Hotel fifi
Rhubarb-Rdistn
Pie
tur*3 growing broader and darker,
like and yet unlike her more stolo
sisters of the tents. The prairie
bloom of spring, and the admiring
gla-ces of young buck* — especially
Broken Horn In hit eagle feather
bonnet. Marriage, primitive honey*
mootf. motherhood. Love and labor,
gain nnd tost, as everywhere under
the tun. while the pra'rie flowered
and withered mary. many years.
VThrub—thrub—thrub!”
Know Ne Parents,
' Haunting, that heat— and slow —
By BKRTHA K. 8HAPLEIGH.
Of Columbia University.
Line a pie put* with a goo<
Plain pasta and All with the fol>
lowing:
Two cupe rhubarb, cut Into . *mal
pieces; one cop eugar mixed will
one tablespoon flour; one half cuj
saeded ralalna and a /aw, grain* ‘6
«*IL -
Qover with a crust. , prep* edge
firmly together and bake 40 mtnu
ttm. having tha oVefj.hulta hot <6
first and latsr; reducing tha hedt.
NOTE: The flour helps to kgey.
like the ruminative clteiUng of knlt-
tisg needlea. If the pathos of a now
forgotten enautsh of a Uttle girl’*
capture ar.d tho wonder of a heritage
so ^completely erased, needed any In*
vr-stlture of words. Major J. V. Mc-
Cop of ths U.' B. Cavalry aupplled
them.
Mrs. Broken Horn and a hand of
Arapahoe* are Major McCoy's wards
here daring their participation In the
prologue of "The Covered Wagon,**
a film epic of pioneer days. Reared
among them on the Wlrd River
Reservation he Jutows their sign talk.
In the group la another whits who
has become an Indian—Charlie
If ' SALE »<>'■'
White Enamel Meat Platters
BRAND NEW—PERFECT
Smal Size" .... ' l?<jS ac ^
Large Size .. .. .. .. .jfitrafisd 1
Brand New Aluminum Plates .. ...... Site
Brand New Pup Tents, with poles and pins,
Set .... .... ... ?. ...... ..;.J£5°
The above are going very fast, get yours now.
, Camping Outfits Our Specialty.
DIXIE ARMY STORE
129 College Avenue djf
PURE AND SPARKLING
NATURE’S BEST REMEDY
No other water has the wonderful taste, the Invigorating feel
ing that It leaves after each glass full—It's delightful, yts “It's—
LINTON SPRINGS WATER
has become __ —.
White Man, captured oa a boy by
Utes from a Colorado settlement,
and later taken In battle by Arapa
hoe*. H* wo* reared by Sun Road,
a. chieftain.
•JPheiO.'t*r# lost children of, g van*
.'ifiMRilBt* BAnliiltW
Drink It All Year 'Round—But E*p
mer—PHON I
Ho*** caitanrta and La Faloma art
lb* correct accersorl** to certain new
«own* and wrap* that a Alev* dlstlnc*
lion by following Spanish rather than
Unton Springs Water Company
OSTRICH POPULAR.
The coming popularity of oitxlo
eather* |s, Indicated. ,A number «
renlng gown* are decorated wit
■ SSA fsalllSP. I. SL. < _
Office ’BroSd Str.St
11 CLIIB—
!N«w York
11 Pittsburgh
SOLDIERS MAV'NOT.SHAVe. Isrow mouetiches,* The upper »P, D 0 VC Hunting Season
CEUTA Morocco—Orders have been j *"®y be adorned with lon>; or abort ,
iK8ucd by thp Kpanissli army author- J hair accordingto to the \jr|*h cf tht
Hit** commanding all officers and owner or hi* ability to cultivate
nolrilers of tho regular army to It.
TUESDAY, JUNE 26. t«M
Lost and Found
STOLEN'— ROMA IttdvCtA FROM
■jwir* !i »>f Mr*. Nell *^*nurnoy, 268
Oeunpo Street. Reward for return nr
fr»r information. j26c
Unfurui.h^.i 1 1.* 1 ® jeral-finnls mill will play far
h whh .ink the Juhor of cntcrliift tho la: t
eat iimicnrk "SflrtS the wlhncr of thj'carl
SALLY LKAflUK
tm— w. l.
Charlotte 44 24
Augutta 38 27
Mopday afternoon Down* de" isnartunbucAe 'la on
fcated S. J. Ware 4 end 3 and Mar- mS, ;** f. 20
tin defeated I>. G. Anderson 5 and Columbia •*/
4, playing in a fnursomt to geth-| ' n,u,a J1
er. 'Arthur Griffith defcttUrt Bll, | MriNriAVU uhi
ly Phmuy, 2 nnil I. Hal Linton
won from Mrs. H. II. ,lari'.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE — FRESH COUNTRY M hnfe.4, DlPots .S. .?. Moss
Egga and good Sorghum MoUttex J* Tibhetla meets Dr. W- If. R
Call at Rnnncr-Ilerald Offlre. jeoek and W. C. Jordan playt tl
MONDAY'S RESULTS
.‘vOUillEKiv LEAGUE
Atlanta-New Or'eatis, postponed.
LOST-SMALIe WHITE FOX Terrier.
brown marking* over one eye. Jte-
tiim to lYot. John Morris, 145 Mcll
tit., and
Wanted
ROOMS—THE AMERICAN LECJION
feeds mourn for July 3rd and 4th.
Write R.-.D. L'mneh. Box 5M. how
many you have and wha
winner of this match.
Foil QUICK HALE—4 1-2 ACRES] Some good golf hat; been yh
LK-« 1*3 ACKKN oomc good colf hat; b vti .‘h »wn nbnefi rain
house, suitable for [ in the tournament*t»d mort of »ti C 1 nil
small dairy. I*:. O., mntrhffi hay^ beep rloru, the threo
Sou. Mutual Bldg., round mw*f he I ween Mrs. Rafrow
J27c »nd Mr. Linton furnishing the
main thrill. Harris Jones and r.
rain.
Birmingham-Mobile,
rain.
Little Rock-Chattanooga,
postpeued-
poat-
Htc 4, Memphis 1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York 14, Boston G,
Washington u, PhdadJophia 3.
ht. Louts if, Cleveland
Chicago 7, Detroit i.
IN FOREIGN LANDS
TINTED TRAVELS "
Sketches by L. W. Rcdner. Verses by llal Cochran
Color the picture with paint or crayons
_-MitftV Tlbhrtjfa »nd Dico/'k
piny which will prmiably |>c the
only match of the day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston 7, Hrooklyn 4.
1‘hiladolphia 10. New York 11.
ChicinnJti 6, Chicago 5.
l'iltsburg 3. St. ' outs 1.
WANTED—JOII A
private family or truck driver.
Addrua* lore Johnnon. 330 Macon Avo.
J27p
STOCK THAT GIVE RE-
chauffeur g^LTS, see Macphcrson’s
JERSEYS on Hall Street,
Athens, Ga. j26p
BASEBALL
RESULTS
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Colimibm-Npartanburg, game
postponed, wet grounds.
GrconviUci 10, Charlotte 11.
Macon G. Augusta 4.
TUESDAY' SC. A MBS
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Atlanta at New Orleans,-
Hlftninghnm at Mobile.
Llttlo Rock at Chattanooga.
Memphis at Nashville.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Detroit.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
New York nt Host on.
Washington nt Philadelphia.
New fork .
Philadelphia
Cleveland ...
Detroit ...
St. Lonin ..
c i(W<ro
NATIONAL LEAGUE
nttrhurg nt Nt. !x»ula.
r’lnelhnntl nt Chicago.
Ponton nt Brooklyn’
Philadelphia nt New York.
Irislol is a ChTiYiitA icfum
■g
CoWon, goods arnim and^ass
Have 13301710(1 Ous city's ifade.
SAI.I.Y LEAGUE
Augunta at Macon
Chnrlotto nt flreo
A GOOD CADILLAC TOURING
Newly painted. New top. Looks Good. Runs good.
Easy terms. Low price. . -
CONOLLY MOTOR COMPANY
Boston ’....
— ... 2! 33 !l83
Spartnnburg nt Columbia.
’ I
I P Wilmington-N. Y.
GAINESVILLE MIDLAND RY.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Effective Sunday, April 29. 1123.
No. 6 leave* Athens 7:46- a. m. t a
- rives Lula 9:20 a. m.
"j,No. S leaves Athens 4:15 p. tn.,‘ c
r rive, Lula 5:4S p. m.
No. 7 leave* Lula 6:66 p. m., a
Athens 8:30 p. nr.
. I leave* Lula 10:10 a. m., a
Athens 11:46 n. m.
a MILLER, C A.. At!
« Telephone it/
Change Announced By
Bureau of Agriculture
according to Infdririjtjdy' receives
hero, the luiuince of permits
liropagaUng wa-.ct-f»wi and
MigBtWIefloPKUnrpurAses. in „
valid unUI revoked bylho seer"
Notice of a change In the dove SrTng^n'rttoted'lta'^'t 1 °‘ *
season from September 1 to Dc. *
cembor 16. to November 1 to Jan
uary X, iltaa been received here
from the department of agricul
ture at Washington. The change
TRAtN WRECKS
(By Asaortated Press.)
NEW YORIL—A two-car
car train
Imlgatory-bird'treaty act reguia-,anJ bound for this city, fell l om
i tlons and was approved by^Presi- 'Jh® eltvatea structure of the
! dent Hording. .Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Com*
The cliange will be welcomed In P*ny # at rifth and Hat Bush Ave
tho soutiiefd sections of the statci n *jf e * It was report
It Is thoustht, but. It Is stated, hun- ** that a number^were killed.
tors ini Jbo upper sccUons of the
state may be deprived to some ex
tent of the pleasure of hunting
dovds'because of tho migTatlon of
GIVE ALIBI
(By Associated Pre
. . ^resf.)
MONTREAL. — Two witnesses
doves > because or tho migration or pro( l uced Monday morning by th*
jlrds southward before the opening crown at the tria f of Abelards De!
of the season. „ ; llorme. former
tne ucasoiL , jlorme. former* Catholic pri'
Other amendments to the regula* .charged with murder, gave testi
lions, adopted In the Interest of mony indicating Uv9t he was
hlrd life conservation, Include a home at the time the proaiut
change In the season for hunting, charges he committed the mur<
mlgatory water-fowl in Pcnnsyl-1. —
vnnlt from Sei>tember 16-Decemher
21 to October 1-January 15. and In i
Oklahoma and that part of.Texns'
tying south and west of the Inter
national and Great Northern and
tho Toxas and Taclfic railroads
from October 16-January 31 to No
vember 1-January 3J.
The dove .season in southwestern
Texas war changed from Septem
ber 1-Decernbcr 15 to Novembor 1-
January 31.
Another amendment authoriics.
CITIZENS PHARMACY
WHMl
DlSPEL the heat with a
frosty glass filled to the
brim with Tetley’s Orange
Pekoe-Iced. There’s noth
ing like it to quench a burn
ing summer thirst.
Makes good TEA a certai
EAT . ;T
GOLDEN CREAM BREAD
J Made Withf Fresh
Sweet Milk and CriscdjJ/
Plenty of Money to Lend on Real Estate
Commission 3 per cent over 31,000;
10 par cent up to 312100. f
HUBERT M. RYLEE
Law oftioes Phone 1373.
405 Holman Bldg. ^ Athens, OeorgU
on
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