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TBB BAWmSB-BTOALD, ATBEK8, GEORGIA
TUESDAY, JULY 10,1923.
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WANTED—TO RENT A SMALL
house, in good location, reason-
ab’e rent- Call 1139. jI2c
She’s Champion Girl Athlete
'Ur«.nrt Street.
Auto Wrecking <
For Rent—Koci.:s
WASTEt)—HA VK A FEW VACANT i
Call For Your Answers
Answers the following Want Arts
nro Iwlng hdrt at the Banner-Horn lrt
“tiffIce. They will Ih- held for n few
r lonpcr and then destroyed unless
called for:
phrd hrd hrd shrdul rmfwyp rtnfwy
qim to! shfdl srrt srrt lshrrt shrdl hrr
A 1«» M-18-C 1
rty Street. flop
;FOR RENT—THREE Connecting
j looms, suitable tor It ('lit. hous"-
! keeping, with garden, $15.00 per
month. 803 Chase Street, Phone
I1352-W. j 12c
| FOR 3aTe~
SALE — FINE y.lLCff COW. j
wrtt in. J. Short, <ifcl Collett*-!
.ug. J10c I
Athens Banner-Herald
Phone 75—WANT ADS—Phone 75
July 8-!»th.
Ixtst and Found
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN
' large, red colored shepherd J * ai J c a c
tamed “Rex”—better Anown j Jack8on
FOR SALE—BLOCIt BABY Cur |
riage. Kiddie Koop, folding wile j
couch, breakfast room set. All inf
perfect condition. Call 1219-J. jl I- j
FOR SALE—New 5 room bungalow, j
all conveniences with garage and |
2 vacant lots adjoining, best grow, i
ing section all for $4000. Terms ar_ J
ranged, am leaving city. Address
“11. 13.,” care Hanner-IIerald.
JlOp.
FOR SALE CHEAP—ONE Chev
rolet touri.ig car, almost new
and in splendid condition. If you
»herdj waft t a good light car, sec Francis
dog named “Rex”—better /known
as “Pec Wee Elliott’s dog.” Noti
fy John D. Elliott. Phone 335 or
#W4. Reward. j!2c
phone 1272-
jl2p
.FOR SALK—1920 CLEVELAND
I G-cvl. 3-pars. Roadster; jam up
Leaving town. See it at Keller
F O U N D—LIVER SPOTTED Motlir C '°" Tll0>llay ^
pointer dog- Owner can have 1
same by Identifying and paying
for this ad. Call H. C- Davis,
Phone 1352-W. j!2c
l-.y winning 13 point* out cf a poeelblo If* at the University of
Mlr.ne*ota co-ed‘* field meet. Miss Mary Tierney, Bt, Paul, was pro-'
ria lined the chumplon girl athlete. She won the broad Jump with a
i. a/;lr of 14 feet Z 3-4 Inrh** «».« r.o.wnr.i •(•■n j n 6 1-5 seconds.
FOR SALE—CORONA Typewriter
half price; medium size refrige
rator half price. Tel. 458 toinght.
jt hi
ipiswn
H) T LEAGUE
iMacon ... .
I Spartanburg
J Greenville ..
Columbia ..
Apply
FOUND—1ft Atlanta about two
weeks ago, a valuable watch,
wrapped in Georgia National Hank
check, with writing, “Stamps, W. ]fou SALK—WHITE m.fi
I). B” on hack of same. Owner | ami pull baby rnrt.' In ip
can get informal Ion by calling bt ,‘tlon. Phone 1273-W.
Bannor-Ilerald Offleo and paying J
for this advertisement. J12c.;wk AUK offering for Monday
attractive hati
i. Mrs. Arthur llurch,
nidg.
WANTED—HELP
WANTED — Several in
telligent hoys to deliver for first class
papers. We have some
good routes open in most
every part of the city. Ap
ply at Banner-Herald Of
fice after two p. m. and
ask for Mr. Jones.
Foil HALK—12 TABLES* SPITA'MLE
stnurnnt
hairs to m.i
Phone. write or wire us. These
to be sold Immediately nt a low p
The McGregor fompany, Athens.
OUU PEDIGREED USED CABS
FOR SAMS — FORD FKItTIMZF.R
Now ready for delivery. C. A.
Trussed Motor Co. j$n
|fAN OR LADY WANTED every
city sell guaranteed silk hosiery
wearer dried. 4 pairs. $5.00. Big J^^^***-
daily pay. Sllktex Hosiery Mills. I «»* «•*. A„ P iy r,2i South
Masonic Temple, Jacksonville, Fln.i , - ,,m ' ,kl " strM ‘- ),0 T
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CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RY.
IV. O. Bolton, Agent, l*hone 1461
jfc* Central of Georgia Btatloa
f Depart for Macon 7:10 a. m.
’ 4:45 p. m.
♦ Arrive from Macon 13:10 p. m.
B;30 p. ro.
l or further lnfqrmatlon phone
J. Y. Bruce. C. A., 410.
rjAINESVILLB MIDLANO RY.
Schedules
Jmvo Athene Arrive
7:45 A. M.* *5:1® U. M.
16:43 A. M-** ^ •♦l®:!® A. M.
•Dally. ••Dally Except Sunday.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Effective Sunday, April 2t. 1623.
r No* 6 leave* Athene 7:45 a. m., ar
rives Lula 6:10 a. m.
No. S leave* Athene 4:15 p. m.. ar
rives Lula .6:46 p. m.
No. 7' leaves Lula 4:55 p. m., ar-
i.Ve* Athene 4:30 p. m.
No. 5 leave* Lula 10:10 a. ro., ar
rive* Athens 11:46 a. m.
O. B. MlLLKIt. C. A., Athene. Oa.
Telephone 41.
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
Seed Potatoes for sale.
Haughey & Haughey, or
phone 1630. jlOc
Miscellaneous
MIBB MARGAUKTIIE MORRIS Will
take a limited number of violin and
piano pupils, l'honn H2-J. J13c
BETTER
SHOE REPAIRING
HOFMEISTER SHOE SHOP
Phone Your Ordur
11N
We CsU For snd Deliver.
(’nptain Hopkins guided his fol-
lownra through a battlo Mondtt)
and came out with the victor*
wreath. The game was a fast one
and every one had to jc on their
toe a or some one would slip one
by. Scorn, 15 to 9. *
Few errors were made and many
herd hit halls wero handled with
case by the Jnf/elders of both clubs.
Lets ’not let our minds stray from
wirta I hone out fielders who seemed ns
irth i l f they were gifted with a pair
of wings of much speed.
>Mnny long high balls were hit In
the trees that surround the "Y”
lot, but they were easy outs for
the winged out fielders who could
too their graceful forms Into in*
air and bring the ball back <o
earth to ho applauded by the hugo
ntend pf spectators. i
But Captain Hopkins came to the |
hit and hit one that the fetlders j
road not get enough speed and 1
height to catch tho ball. I am
sure every one enjoys theso games
that see them, the “Y” heartily
welcomes you down to see these
living wonders. The games start
promptly at G:IS every day. Hop
kins will play tho .summer school
team Tuesday.
Following is tho box score of
Monday’s game: (
Pcund «b. h. r. e.
McKntlre 4 0 1 0
Pound 6 1 3 1
pope 4 0 0 0
Smith 3 1 1 0
Davis 4 1 0 «
Dean 4 1 1 ?
Hancock 4 1 1 1
Nicholson 4 1 1 C
Mitchell 3 0 0 0
Anderson 4 1 1 0
TOT A1 3® 7 ® 2
Real Estate
For Sale
2 new houses on Barber
street. Equipment per
fect and arrangement
fine.
J. T. Anderson
Phone 840
Read Herald
Want Ads.
Hopkins sb. h.
Moss 5 > !
Hopkins 5 1
Link 11 * 1
Davis 5 * !
Costa 6 1 •
IPIttani * J ‘
Sto usli tor 8 2 I
Patman * 8 1
| Blttilon « # <
lioilEson 4 1 ■
TOTAL 40 10 *1
MONDAY'S RESULTS
SOUTHLAN LEAGUE
'Lirimngnam 2; Atlanta 4.
Nashville 2; Memphis 2; 10 in
nings.)
New Orleans 5; Mobile 5 (11 In-
nlnKs—darkness.)
Chattanooga 9; Little Rock C,
AMERICAN LEACUE
Washington 1; Chicago K.
Philadelphia 6; Detroit 5.
Boston 4; Cleveland 1.
New York 9; St. Louis C.
NATIONAL LEACUE
Pittsburgh 2; Philadelphia 4.
f’hlcneo 2: IlAston 1.
St. Louis 3; Brooklyn 5.
t in. lnnati 0; New'York 13.
SALLY LEAGUE
Augusta 4; Creenvlllo 2.
Snartnnburg 11: Macon 5.
’ Columbia 0; tchnrlotto 14. ?,
TUESDAY’S GAMES
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Btrmlneham nt Atlanta.
Nashville at Little Rock.
lOnly three ^mes scheduled.)
Now Orleans at Mobllo.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Phllsdelnhia at Cleveland*
Washington at St. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
S». I/Ouls nt Boston,
rhfep^o at Brooklyn,
fieriV*»tl nt Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh nt New York.
The Fairway
By B. C. LUMPKIN
Baseball Results
STANDING OP CLUBS
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
CLUBS— W- L. Pet. ...
New Orleans 46 28 .622 first nine holes Martin had thre
Nashville
After a fifty-four holo, nip and
tuck bottle, with Chat lee E. Mur
tin acting the part of ”nlp” and
Archie Griffith being “tuck," the
finale In the Uoverntc’a Cup Tour,
namenj, are at last ov#r—and the
cup will rest under the guardian
ship of Charles E. for tl-H coming
year.
| By playing steady golf all through
tho tournament, Griffith and Mar
tin wont into the finals, an one by
ono tho other golfers woro elimin
ated.
The finals in this tournament in
a thirty-slx hole affair, but so
evenly matchel were the two play,
era that at the end of the thirty-
six tho match was all square.
Beginning the last eighteen, with
the cop hanging In the balance, thr
two finalists began shooting res.
golf. Going out in a 43, Martin
was two up at the turn. In the
Mobllo ...40 M iJJ
Atlanta 41 36 .631
Inirtninftham 36 31 .473
Mompbla ...36 3* .473
'Chattanooga ... 10 46 .336
I Little Kook ...vrt 46 .393
.47 36 .673' pan to hla credit, with one bogey
PURE AND SPARKLING
NATURE'S BEST REMEDY
No Lhor water hat tt>« wondarfiil tart*, th. Invigorating
I ng that It loovot after tach^lau full—H’a dallghtful, ytt I ft—
LINTON SPRINGS WATER
Drink It All Yoar ’Bound—But Especially hi 8prlng and Bum-
mer—PHONE 95
Linton Springs Water Company
‘ twist Bro<dJatr«qt ; ”
while Griffith gathered in two pur*
and throe bogies. Griffith went
out In 42.
Starting home, O-lffith was fnc
by a real test. In fact one that wnv
just simply too hard for him
Archie played good golf, but every
tlmo ho serdtd to be about ready
to cut down the lead. Martin wouK
ge» oSstlnate and run down anoth
er three. Griffith came in In a 37
wM'e H B -*Un took a 39, but when
O'r Griffith would ring a low
score -»n o holo, Charles E would
follow
coming In Martin had four par?
I and one borey, while Griffith show
ed one birdie, two parts and three
bogles. Mr-.tln had throe three's
, n. — In the last nine, each one belnp
(New York ....4$ 2$ .662*rood for a holo. Griffith sunk his
Pittsburgh .44 27 .620 birdie in Trperary, 425 yds. Par
Cincinnati 42 29 .692,In this hole 6. but ArcHe brokr
Chicago ....40 36 .614,r^r and sunk the ball for a four
Brooklyn .37 36 .614 That was the high spot of his t*
! AMERICAN LEAGUE
e oMiiis- w. u Pet.
"■ 1 New York 49 33 .691
Philadelphia ... ......37 36 .607
Cleveland 39 36 .630
rhlrakO , 36 36 .600
Detroit 35 36 .479
SL Loula .34 39 .466
Washington 31 41 .436
Boston 27 41 .386
OTtT /V. G S3f 4 5 4 a 4—42
iMAKTIN:
IN 3 3 7 4 6 4 4 3 6—39
CRIFFITH:
IN 4 4 4 4 6 4 3 4 5—37
The tournament was one of the
host that has been hehj at the Cluh
in a long time. Several of the
matches went into extra holes with
the finals going to fifty-four holes
Prof. John Mccris winner of the
Governor's {Cup last year will turn
It over to Charlie, who will keep
it until It is won uext year.
TIN TO DOFF IMG
Florenz ZlegTeld Regrets
That Producer Should
Object to Impersonation.
Will Make Amends.
NEW YORK.—Floreni Zlegfold
replied to David Belasco’s protest
abcut llrandon Tynan’s Jmpe.-dona
tion of the prolucer In the cv-r-
rent edition of Tno Follies in tho
following message:
“With great surprise I read In
Up- morning papers Mr. Belasco’s
communication objecting to the l n-
piTsonatlon by Brandon Tynan in
the Zlegfold Fellies which Mr. Ty
nan has now done for more- than
650 performances and which Mr.
•BeJaseo witnessed and seemed
highly delighted with. In fact, 1
believe Mr. Tynan is wearing Mr.
Belasco’s own coat which .Mr. Be-
lasco loaned him and I understand
from Mr. Tynan that Mr. Belasco
has assisted him in many ways Jn
order to enable him to make thf
Impersonation so perfect.
‘On the occasion of Mr. Belasco’s
attendance, when Will Rogers call-
d on both Mr. Belasco and Mr
yuan, the audience did not know
idc hwns the real one. Mr. Belas-
i never expressed to me any 9I1-
fertlon and I have taken tho 00-
s!on, since Mr. Belasco is thf
emnst representative of the the-
-o Jn America, to do this ns a
lenlltncnt. to him.
'N’ntiirallv. It would not have
been 1 Judgpwnt on my part to
any other producer, and Mr.
Belasco, I think would be greatly
b ased if he could hear the thun-
croHs applause that greets the
npMincoment of his name every
'tight In the 'Follies.* I know many
'V.'inavrrs who would buy OUt the
house If I paid them the same coni.
rUrrent that I do .Mr. Belasco.
"I , f wovpr. If Mr. Belasco advises
’'i. that he oblects I will, of course
• I nminntn It from the performance.
h"t with regret. Mr. Tynan appearr
fire* in the aaidience nnd nfterwanl
an the stage In the Belasco make-
1>i\t so there , mny be np ppe-
v dide ‘ bonfuelon In the audience 1
will hjtfr Mr. Tynan hereafter re-
•no4-o bis wig."
Mr. nalasco himself could not he
reached yesterday, but a ropne
sbntntlvn spoke for him.
•Mr Belasco." the representn
flon. “doesn't object to the Impr-r-
enntlon. Be rtctvmlly likes that.
* nt fears that 'Mr. Tynan does It
•on well. Ho Is altogether admira
ble in the part. But it has its com-
dlcntlons. Take, for Instances, oc-
nslons when Mr. Ilalescn has been
ill and forced to write persons cap.
•oiling engagements bocauso of his
llness. Some of tho persons whn
have received notice of this Bines*
have attended the Follies that
algh* and the next day they wrote
accusing Mr. Belasco of not having
been ill nt all. They said their
nroot nt that was his appearance
*nst night at the ‘Follies.’
“Then,, there’s this thing
vnpng women v-rttlng and calling
nt the Belasco offices In senrch of
» lob. K appears that there’s
»|no which Tvnan says in the shou
to the effect that ’Mr. Belasco plnn
to produce a musical corned
of the young women In the
audience, who plan, a din into the
Ttngo. take this seriously an ‘
•dr (or a Job. It Tynan would onlj
-nmask and show the Imnersoha-
•Ion. M’- Belasco would not oh toe*
"f>b, Mr. 7Aepteld sa.va that the
•vlg Is owing to be taken off. Well
•hat’ll fine, and 1 think that closes
lie matter."
Solid Trainload
Studehaker Cars
For Newark Dealer
SOUTH BEND, Ind.—A solid
Irainload of fetudebuker con
sisting <>t 120 Unlit-Sixes, has Jus
been shipped from the big Stude
bnker factories at Hi>uth Bend, In
diana, to the Studehaker • Silo.
Company of Newark. N. J.
This shipment is unusual in tw<
respects. First, the entire car:
have been s*-Id at retail and wl!
beidelivered !«• waiting buyers jus:
as soon as unh»aded. And ’
it Is believed it represents t
gtst shipment to cne deal*
single modp1 of car in the
class ever made by a manuf
This gives fresh evidence, of th*
Insistent demand for the Studebok
er IJght-Six that exists In th.
n>etropoIIu»n dlstritV of the I--as
Just as it does throughout tht
country.
••It is not surprising that thes
experienced metropolitan moto
car buyers should create a tn-nv
. ndotiK demand for the Stud-bake
Light-Six," according to F. J. Law
ler. local Studehaker deaer.
o the majority of f these pur-
ers. price Is a secondary con
sideration. They demand a quail
T'Athens Visitors
Among those visiting in Athens •
Tuesday fvere, 'Mr. and Mrs. J. E*|
Jones, Elbcrton, Ga.; U. Y. Sadler,}
Atlanta; Elizabeth Stanfield,
lenta, John M. Hall Atlanta. *
Mrs. E. J. Reagan, E. L.Reagan. |
McDonough, Ga.; Mrs. Hoherj^.
Berner, Macon; Mrs. W. L./Hodges,
Hartwell; C. B. Barnett, Atlanta; j
G. U. Newman, Atlanta.
*. Maddox, Mayfield, Ky.; R. |
'• l«r-iA. Metcalf, Clarkesvllle, Ga.; B. J j
■ Lmr, Atlanta; Mrs. Mary Whitts-j
5J.00L kcr Mrs. K- Drown. W. M. Wliit. |
taker, M. Y. Whittaker, Jr„ Wash.!
lngton, Ga,
W. S. Tomlinson, Marietta; J. F. |
i Satterlee, Atlanta; Ij^ M. Hicks, j
Atlanta; H. E. NowlJury, Atlanta;}
' .Miss Emily Moran, West Palm |
Beach, Fin.
tgfd
tlon, dependabllty, rclahlo pcrf.ir-
ne. thorough comfort and hand
» appearance.
"Some Idea of th^ high quality
that is evident throughout th<
Studehaker Light-Six nvy b
gained by an Inspection of th*
crankshaft nnd contacting rads whirl
are machined on a sitrflfinfiflshrdi
are machined on all su-faers—a:
exclusive Studehaker featur-* o<
cars at this pile** and on" that i-
found only in a few - thcr cars
whose relling prices nr" f*-«m th-o
to ten times as great n.a that f
the Light-Six. This Is largely re
sponsible for the practir-il c11mi"'‘
tlon of viliratlon in the Light-Six
"Coupled with its h/g.i qualify
is the remarkahl" fucf that *Ji-
Studehaker l.lght-Plx Is th« low
orlccd s.'x-cylinder car on the njar
ket.
•Therefore; It Is no wonder Pot*
the fttudebnkrr Light-&?r appeal;
to experienced nnd discrjmlnatin*
m*-torIsts of the East lint nr *;
doc* right hero at home."
New Star TourinR Car
$300.00
Terms If Desired.
ConoIIy Motor Co.
I!. I,. KtlRO. Great»>«!. ?. c.; I
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest I,-. Koty. Brls.
tol, Va.; B. H. Slag«r, Alliatr; J. !
K. llnmil. Muorehead, Mi«» II. A. j
; P ft ll Augusta; W. *w;>, Au-1
gusta.
W. A. Wray, Elberton, Ga.; F. E. I
Land. Macon; L. R. Pat tun, Bir.
mIngham. Ala *. A. F. Archer Atlan- •
fa: Mrs. IrayK., I':vmor. Thomson, j
Ga.; T). A. LcBaron. Atlanta; Mrs./,
Alonzo Rlchardeon, Atlanta.
M. R ' *' d :
uiiuw. Atlanta: H. J. Wood. •
Pir!ipu>rd; Dr. I*. P. Mahon nhd ,
Malice. 'Mrs. R. H. Partridge,
MIrs J. Moore, Detroit. Mich.; J. J
A. Baugh, Atlanta; Virgil Jones, At-
Innta.
2dideweave
RflRIS
CARTERS
No metal can touch you
BuyWideweaV^llRIS
for their style; wear
them for their comfort.
Long wear in every pair
— always higher in
quality than in price.
Say “PARIS” when
you buy.
"3000 Hours of j
Solid Comfort**
3.CTEIN & COMPANY
MAKERS
Children** HICKORY Camis
Chicago New Yaw
6 6
!
Curea Malaria, Chills and.
Favor, Donmie or Bilious i
Fovcr.. It hills tho germs 1
that cause the fever. |
Plenty of Money to Lend on Real Estate
Commission 3 p«r cent, over $1,000;
10 per cenL np to $1,000.
HUBERT M. RYLEE
- Law offices Phone 1676. . y jfi
405 fl'ilmnn liMe. Athens,' Georefs
-f
rl E. KAY
"THE BMILINO PAINTER'
Fin* painting and Interior
Decorating
THE VETERIN ARY PIVISION
Georgia State College of Agricultur<
will Respond to Calls for
VETERINARY SERVICE
A moderate charge will be m&de.
Phone 225-R, Athens, Ga.
,St. Louis 36 41 .468
Boston ...» 60 .306
Philadelphia 32 61 .301
SALLY LEAGUE
CLUBS— W. L. Pet.
irharlotte .N..6 3 .667
- irbarlotta . .6 I AST MAR
niwern sJau 6 u*u » *> .7H/otrr
The match ended with Martin
three' np, hut one hole was thrown
out due In a mlsnnderslsndlna of
the rule,, leaving Charlie one, u,
■t tho rtjd. .’.lie- i
The two cards follows,; i-issnC
MARTIKi U T
...f 6 4 4 64 $6 6-4>
Y. M. C. A. Camp,
July 7th. 1923.
By TOOTSIE COOK
(Of Shack No. t)
Yrstenluy afternoon the entire
romp hiked over to Rock mountain,
those wishing jo stay overnight
taking their puirtents and blanker
rolls. Afler seeing the sunset those
not wishing to stay hiked hack to
camp. V —
That night oa the mountain the
hoys collected around the flre.slde
for resiwr services. When this was
iver Walter Forbes, Jr., told the
thoit story. "Frankenstein." The
night was divided Into watches, two
to earh watch. The ones on the
watch said they heard a wild cat
soream during the night. This
morning at five o'clock everyone
tacked up thetr cover and came to
camo In time for breakfast.
W. T. announced In vesper ser-
vice this morning that the horse
shoe and tennis tournament would
be held toon. The track and swim-
•nlng meet will he held neat Wed.
nesdar and Friday.
Carlton Melt led vesper services
this morning because W. T. had
s sore throat. Carlton made a tine
talk, taking a passage In tho Bible
Nea| (Saturday night there Is
g«itiK In be s rentes! between the
•hacks,td see which one can make
tbs test act Two chickens wHI be
award*] the winning aback. I