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About The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933 | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1923)
THURSDAY JULY. 12 1923 BANNER-gKltALD. ATHENS, GEORGIA that all questions .ftbf-jt-llfe-ohould-. be truthfully am! simply answered. j whiak 'tMiffws today ar<* : preventable, and tlj^t the time will come when such diseases as yel„ {low fever and malaria will belong only to the ancient history of med icine. That 1n the great fight that . „ medicine Is carrying on against j Healtlr disease ond particularly with the ' group referred to a3 the sociai Store Employee Enjoy Holii At the annual conference of the Teachers of Vocational Horae Eco nomics at the Georgia State Ag riculture National Public was a conspicuous part of the p: _ gram oil Wednesday morning in a diseases (venereal diseases) the talk given by Dr. Daisy Robinson public is called on to take part, of the U. S, Public Health Service, she pointed out the large influence £he spoke ' 1 of the importance of of these- teachers in developing public education on the prevent*- conduct In children guided by bility of diseases in stating that a knowledge and ideals' In giving to large portion of the diseases from them the right kind of information. FOR SALE JACK REICHLE ONLY ROOKIE BUT PLAYING GREAT GAME IFOR SALE CHEAP—ONE Chev rolet touring car, alnio-1 nev and in splendid condition, if yot want a good light car, sec Franch [Jackson or phone 1272. jl2j Employees of Athens stores, with exception of the grocery stores, were enjoying n half-tioliday Thursday which will be given each Thursday during -the summer months. By GLENN JACKSON •*• new captains have been i and the summer school boy? been admitted to the league ns as if new life has been pul •veryone especially the root* BOSTON.—Speaking of 1923 re- ; cruita who have made the grade in the big Teagues, don’t fall to Include Jack Reichle, stellar outfielder c1 tho Boston Red Sox. For Reichle, a graduate of the University of Illinois, has • nme fjirough with "a vengeance. A Heavy hitter, find ktl o«rontlnnnl|y< (-{p\^ Minimum Chars* of 40 Cant* Insertions. Seven times for the price of five Insertions. All discontinuances MUST be made In psreon at Tha Ban. ner-Harald Offlcs or by letter Telephone discontinuances are NOT valid. yn jtant ad ygr laJ PHONB iO BANNER.HERALD WANT ADS QET RESULT! FOR SALE—ONE I gaa heater, practical! ■ '1008. Instantaneous iy new f . Phone j!4c ; rge orgwd witnessed the yesterday and £hey did no imount of rooting. ^Doc Har- i (he star catcher for the r school boys and he don't put his “pot hook” on the Smith the pitcher is the best FOR SALE—PRACTICALLY new Studebaker Roadster, consider Ford Coupe in trade. J. It. Tjb- b«*tts. Crawford, Ga. t j|5c hitter, and an exceptionally _ man In n pinch, the former college star, has done yeoman service for the (Chance entourage 1# Its efforts to keep, out of the cellar position. That he swings a mean stick Is fihown by tho fact that he is inas, saging the apple around the .375 mask, being right up along with the leaders. But It Isn’t only at I he plate that Reichle stars, for he It known that he is a pretty nifty fielder as'well; gets over the territory fast, Is a sure shot on fly halls and packs a rifle-like arm. Keioble comes from the same sc 1 u>ol that has turned out a clus ter of major league celebrities, two of the most famous, perhaps, be ing .Garland (Jake) Stahl,, old Washington and Boston American j league play or and manager, and j' Carl Lundgrcn. who pitched for the ‘H 0 '* Cubs back In tho days when ‘Peer- [ nn ‘ 1 less” ("nance wad grabbling pen- nants and world’s championships with reckless abandon. Thl Unless all predictions prove very Jl wrong. Retihfo a most pronf- *¥ v Wing future inf tlio diamond pas- y ™' time. the i fall t apple yet. Th* dnn«< corn*: will v of th« TOR SALE—POWER WASHING machine, with 'wringer* $1504)., .1. R. Tibbetts, Crawford. Ga. jl2p imer school lads are o bunch of boys und strong i for the pennant which the best team at the end FOR MALIC*-Muss Her Banner-Hera Id office. Apply ' Lost and Found OST, strayed or stolen - :One large, roil colored shepherd Dg!nnme<r “Rex”—better known rrPee Wee Elliott’s dog." Noti- f John I). Elliott. Phone 335 or 84- Reward. jI2c Miscellaneous M A Ilf?AItl£Tf IM MORRIS Will a limited number of violin and pupils. Phone 142- T. jISc is invited to j everyday at 6:15 ”. We want the girls to attend oot for their team attend 5 be* MISS WIND—In Atlanta about two weeks ago, a valuable watch, rapped In'Georgia National Hank l9ck, with writing. “Stamps, W. lf B.” on back of same. Owner in get information by calling at Minor-Herald Office and paying r this advertisement. j!2c. -PUPILS WHO IfEKD ; hould enter achdol ai ev wish t.) be promoted. J12p straight when Jake Hutch* oil base and Captain Bed* riled the hull for three sucki was traveling with all his ml at the Antne timo telling • get home ami do it quick ippened twice. I:<dgood’s fielder certain* iils» name among the Y folk »y when he caught a ball is a hit on any body’s field s a new man and Red goo a Ini in the field and he cer- showed every one he was ii for that position. *ft«-r when fielders are they won’t fail to remembei ml his first game at the. Y ving Is the box score: ab. h. r. • J Athens Visitors TRAYED—GOAT TAKEN IIP to my yard, owner can get goat p paying for ad- 293 Iloyi. St inJLhasefiaautiful mountains EVERY SUNDAY $1.50 to Tallulah Falls $1.75 to Franklin, N. C. Leave Athens 7:45 A. M. // Bcfgcod Frarkl n Lanier Hutch* m Bede :*»l Lewis . New Victor Records ' Special Issue James l.’pshnw., Atlanta; C. P‘ linker. Ailantn; W. A. Thompson Atlanta: .Mr. and ilrn. A. II. Hre mcr, Augur-ta; It. A* Spratllnjf, At* ilnntn; Mrs It. A." Rhoden. Union Point; Miss M’hired Itho.les, Union Point. WANTED—TWO MEN WITH OR 1 Wtihout cars for special work by i fktionnlly Advertised cc Good chance for promotion. IL L. Brunkhurst. Phone 1 Totals Nsibliny Connolly Wing fide McWhort Ianl-r . Neibiing «qnV i C. L: Thomas Atlanta; A. A 1 41*»n I Cook. Atlanta: Mr. ami Mrs. O * ""jH. McCpddy. Lexington, On.: 1*5 E. Satterfield. Hartwell; J. F j Greer, Alontleollo, Ga.; Cliff Long 1 ley. Chattanooga. 5MALL •ea*on-» Tt. D Smith. Mobile. Ala.; D. F. 512c'Onnk« Augusta: W. H. II. Tom*) 'kins Edgefield, S. C.; George II j Kyuer, Lyncpuuru. Va.; S. Schwab Columbus, Ga. Stella—iFox Trot Great White Way Orchestra ■ Carolina Mammy—Fox Trot Great White Way Orchestra Hear these (ox-trots and you will wonder at the extraordinary dances which have been made ol simple materials. “Stella” is a happy-go-lucky dance tune you can pick up in two seconds; and you’ll agree that . “Carolina Mammy” is a real find. _ ; jiu No. 19087 lO-inch Lint Price 75c When You Walked Out Someone Else Walked Right In 1 Brooke Johns Bebe—Fox Trot * ' j and His Orch. Powerful, strong-toned fox-trots in no danger of being drowned out by shuffling feet. The first number is one of'the biggest of big hit*. Both are lively dance numbers with BfookeUohns chanting away at the topof his voice. No. 19092 lO-inch List Price 75c O. T. Mfl.LER. Commercial Agent 40!1 Southern Mutual Building Wanted iNTED—TO RENT A ouse. in good location, j rent. Call 1139. DC AUTOMOBILES — WE’ PAY Cheat, prices for any make *>f :cd car*. Auto Wrecking Co.. 84! id Street. JlCc Mrs. f\ N. Uurk'«, Rome. On.; E N. Upnhnw t Atlanta; R. W. John*' non, Savannah: Jyhn Maple and* family,.Omaha. Ga; T. R. Rector.. Thomnnbr* Ga.; G. W. Ttihmas and daughter. Albany,' Ga. , RENT-THREE Connecting ams, suitable for light house- ing, with garden, $15.00 per Lh. 863 Chase Street, Phone -W. j 12c 8TANDING OK CLUBS SOUTHERN LEAGUE Wo dcsiro to express to our many friend* our grateful nppr*)- cintion for the many manifesta tions of kindness, sympathy and condolence extended us in the hour of our great bereavement, the death of our husband ami <athc, Mns. r.. o. McMillan, CORA BELLE • LOUISE , CALVIN WILLIAM MYRA BELLE. , Orleans RENT—FIRST OF AUGUST room house, all modern con- nce». ! 158 Woodrow Street ess Sam Cruce. Athens, Ga. jl5c Nashville Barney Google—Fox Trot Great White Way Orchesl I Cried For You—Fox Trot The Collegia In “Barney Google" you hear in music the whinnying and galloping of * the famous steed. Spark Plug, inspiring you to keep time with it* rhythm. “1 Cried For You” has easy-flowing melodies which also fairly invite you to dance. ' No. 19093 lO-inch List Price 75c Plenty of Money to I.end on Real Estate . Commission 8 per cent over $1*000; / 10 per cent up to $1,000. HUBERT M. RYLEE Law office, phono 1571. 405 Holman llldjr. • Athens, Ooorgla Memphis ..... Birmingham Chattanooga RAILROAD SCHEDULES Little Rock Clubs: SEABOARD AIR LINK RV., hbound Southbound > n Atlanta-Won roc lonal !:1B p ! p All.-Birmingham-Mem. 1:1* p I p Norfolk-Rich.-N. Y. *1* P » p Atl.-Abbeville !«>ottl 1:90 a I p * Atl.-Birmingham 8:89 a \ p Norfolk - Washington 8:29 a l p ^ WUmlngton-N. Y. 8:*t «] Gulf Coast Blues—Sugar Blues Tennessee T Dov/n Hearted Blues—Medley Fox Trot Tennessee T Blues, blues and more blues. Two medley fox-trots just loaded down with .them. Here you have all the characteristic “blues” effects that make such superb dance music. Get this record today and dance to it tonight No. 19094 lO-inch List Price 75e Cl* vclnhd I’htladelph! Detroit .... Ht. Loula ... Washington Boston EAT GOLDEN CREAM BREAD Made With Fresh Sweet Milk and Crisco NATIONAL LEAGUE For Screening Ice Boxes and Cabinet Work Phone 802 L. T. CARITHERS Club.: Now York Depart i K:20 nm 8:28 pm Hear the above Victor Records “on any of these Victrolas Pick out the records you would like to hear and have the nearest dealer in Victor products play them lor you on the Victrola with * VictrolaTungs-tone Needles. They are all Victor products, made to be used together, and through their combined useyou secure results which are impossible with any other combination. Ihe three Victrolas below are representative ol the eighteen styles from $25 up. I’litdburtr Brooklyn CNTRAL OF GEORGIA RV. , O., Dolton. Affent. I’hon** 18«* Central, of Georgia Rtntioit Depart lor Macon 1:M n. m 4:43 p. m. rrlve from M»c».n 12:n m • 9:30 p. m. nr farther tnform*ttl**n |»Im*ii»* J. Y. Drticc. C. A.. IB*. AiNSSVILLB miolAno nv 'liirngo I’hlladf Ipbia Clubs: Charlotte .... Augua(a ...... Macon Spartanburg Greenville .. BETTER SHOE REPAIRING hopmeister Shoe shop l-k.in- Your ,OrJ«r I1M VV. mil For and Doll»«r. THE VETERINARY DIVISION Georgia State College of. Agriculture will Respond to Coll, for VETERINARY SERVICE , A moderate charge will be mide. Phone 225-R, Athens, Ga. a : * Athen* /rr i A. M.* •8?f« I» i A. R.*« * Mta p) a. Iy. MDally Kxeept Hun.lay SOUTHERN RAILWAY ffectlve Sunday April ?9. IWt. i, 8 leaven Atl»* ii- 1:li a n».. 1 Lola.9:20 a. m. t. 8 lekvea Athen* 4 15 r». m.. i Lula 6:43 p. m. ». T leaven I.ubi e'Sft p. m.. i I Athene 8:30 p. m n 6 leaven !,u!a B» t«. a. n... I Athena 11:43 a. m B. M1LLFR. <?T A . Athem. «V Telepbort# St Columbia WEDNESDAY' RE8ULT8 SOUTHERN LEAGUE Mobile 0; Atlanta S. New Orleans 4; Birmingham 0. N'nahvllle 3; Little Rock 4. Chattanooga 7f Memphis 0. E. KAY “THE .SMILING PAINTER" Sim Painting and Inttrlor Decorating Phone 1297, Athena, Ga. AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 8-1; Detroit 7-8 ITAkuTelyhin 8; Cleveland 4. New York 3; Chicago 1. Washington 4; 8t. Louis 19., Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company The Western Railway of Alabama The Georgia Railroad NATIONAL LEAGUE rinrlnnntt (-3; Philadelphia t-S. St. LouInT*; Bouton 4. Chicago 1; Brooklyn 0. Plttabunr 1; New York 8. Tho Summer Tourist Reason la now on and vacations are In order. You will be clad to know that condUlona.surroum)- . inc Summer Tourlat travel are more liberal this scauon than In almost any. provloua year. Reduced rates are In effect to practically every state In the Union as well as to some points In Canada, the various tonrs Including delightful trips of! tho AtlanUe and Pacific oceani, the Great Lake*, St. Law rence River, Hudson-Rlrer, through the Yellowstone and other National Parks, to the Grand canyon, etc. Stop.overs may be made "It any point on either going or tytum trip, within final limit of ticket, which la. In moat coses, Octo. her 31, 1123. Let ns help you arrange your vacation. We ire here to nerve and any information desired will be gladly furnished by ticket agent In your town or by the undersigned. lUl^UtLS S uTTtCTr'nvfCIS PURE AND SPARKLING ' NATURE'S BEST REMEDY 8ALLY LEAGUE Chttflotte 8; Columbia 4. Greenville 7: Auguat 18. Macon 10; Spartanburg 9. THURSDAY'S GAMES 80UTHERN LEAGUE Mobile at Atlanta.' Naahville at Little Rock. New Orleans at Birmingham. Memphis at Chattanooga. other water has tha wondarful taste, the Invigorating feel- that It leaves after each glass full—4t’e delightful, yea It’S— INT0N SPRINGS WATER nk it AM Yeas 'Round— tut' teasels My ip Spring and Sum- mrfn-PHONE Oft AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston at Detroit. New York at Chicago, rhlkidelphta at Cleveland. Washington at St. Louie. Linton Springs Water Company J.-P. BILLUPS. General Passenger Agent. Atlanta, Ga. NATIONAL LEAGUE St j Louts.at Boston. Chicago at Brooklyn. (Ticinnatl at Philadelphia. Pittsburg at New York. Office Broad Street, ItravffT BASEBALL ! ■* ! RESULTS | 1 V 1 j iassiliec r, Advertisements
