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TBa t BAWNBR-HBKAM>. ATHENS, CEOKGtA SPORTNEWS TUESDAY, JULY St, im. ' R- ' Athens* Neighbors WALTON COUNTY Georgia Football and Bas ketball Star to Be Head ' i Coach At North Georgia ’!• A. & M. Paige Bennett, one of the “grainiest* ’ends, if one can use that word in speaking of a foot ball player, who ever held down a on the Ited and Black grid rn. has been elected head-coach of athletics at North Georgia Ag ricultural and Mechanical College, better known as Dalilonega. Paige has also been a mainstay in the 'basketball team and' had i«* not been force*? from the foot ball field early in his career as n regular, would have undoubtedly been one of the greatest chasers of the pigskin in the south. Paige has a world of friends who will hate to see him leave Athens, but they are one and all pulling for him to rise to the heights on the coaching fine—and he'll do it. WELL. WE Take 1H* f - COAL BORUER out or HERE SllklDAV UiSHt; ARRNIVlG AT -TUcHklPlKE SLEWS TH' UECT WE PLOP AT TU' ARISTOCRATIC ‘‘THORllPKE PLAZA"— EXCELLENT CUISUJE.GOLVIklS, BATUllJG VACHTUS, AlJ' SADDLE Horses • How does that Hrr Noil ? r I GET ev/ERTTHlWG but that cuishje racket. WHATs -that SOHETMiiJG like CROQUET? - l-r POESUT Glv/e A TUMBLE ABOUT EA-tfe.'. I'm-hyraid that” PLACE IS GOdVlA GIV/E our pocketbooks there V'go BUS, CROWDING TU' DIMES’ Tbo BAD VoU WEREd'T iO oUTH'Trial trip. or-tH' ARK OR-TH' LEV/IATHaU IT wouldUTa cost VOl) A CEUT? - REMEMBER, NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston 6; (Mr ago G. Brooklyn 6; St. Louis G. New 4-17; Pittsburgh G-2. IfyUadclpliJa G-4; Cincinnati 7-G SALLY LEAGUE Gastonia 6: Greenville 11. Spartanburg 6; Charlotte Macon-Augusta, rain. SOUTH GEORGIA LEAGUE Americas 15; Dawson 2. P'llnbridgo 1; Arlington 3. Albany 2; Blakely 1. TUESDAY’S GAME8 SOUTHERN LEAGUE Atlunta at 'Memphis. Birmingham nf Llttfo Bock. New Orleans at Chattanooga. Only tl^'o games scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE <'hi< ago nt New Yc-’k. St. |,ouis ut Philadelphia. Detroit at Washington. Cleveland at Boston. NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston at Chicago. Brooklyn at St. I<ouls. New York (it Pittsburgh. Philadelphia at f incinnati. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. SALLY LEAGUE Greenville nt .Spartanburg. Macon at Charlotte. Augusta nt Gastrin. CAGE SCHEDULE FOR MACON •**” BEING ARRANGED MACON, Ga.—Jack Hill, manager of the local Y. M. C. A. basketball .458 ! team Monday released a tentative .423 I schedule for the coming season. .357 ; The Blues are In for some hard j games, if present negotiations are dosed for the blues. Among the men who will return to the Y /mge arc: Fate Davis, new captain; Pelham Fuss, Robert Gamble, Ashby Fuss. Louis Pollew. Ed Gurr, Albert Talbird,. Irwin Scott and others. THE SCHEDULE December G—-Forsyth A. C. December 8- Columbus? Y. December 15—Albany. D' oemb* r 19—Mercer. December 22—Baylor. December 28—A. A, C. January 4—Columbus Y. January G—Henning. January 9—Auburn. January 11—Georgia. January Id—Alabama. January 23—Citadel. January 27—Vanderbilt. Negotiations are under way for bruary gomes with Oglethorpe, ch, Furman, Spartanburg Y. riemson. South Carolina, North Carolina, Birmingham A. C., and Jacksonville Y. MONROE.—Clifford Bentley, a young man of splendid family connections, married and who has three children, is in Walton jail for the charge of whiskey making. The pensions paid out in Wal ton amount to $11,640. Well developed cotton bolls arej shown in county and the boll wee vil is kept down. Mrs. J. R. Mann, well known in Walton county, died at her home at Oxford. The wife of Cap Jackson, Wal tons' richest negro, died and her funeral was attended by an enor mous crowd. A bill has been passed and signed abolishing the city court of Monroe. On Tuesday a pasture meeting will be held in Monroe when the matter of hat grasses will make the l>est pasture will be discussed. JASPER COUNTY MONTICELLO. — The Jaspei county singing convention will be held at Hillsboro August 16-17. C. A. Pittman, n.i aged ferry man, was robbed, murdered and his body thrown into the Ocmul- gee river near MonticelJo, He Ikept a store at the ferry landing ‘and slept In a shanty o:i the river bank. Bloodhounds were put on the trail of the murderer and a young negro, Evans McDowell, is said to have confessed to taking part in the murder, was arrested A live stock meeting will be held near Monticello on August 11, to test pasturage on the farm of II. G. Kelly. This is one of 48 meet ings to test pasturage. Jasper farmers arc still planting peas of all varieties a:; it is net too latc^o make a crop. KEEP SILENT ft PROF. SAM HARRIS HEAD OF 8UMMER SCHOOL IN SANDERSVILLE •Prof. Sam Harris, well known Athens negro educator, Is director of the Summer School cf the San- ilcrsvlllo High and Industrial School, the KUmnv’r session be ing devoted to teachers' work. More than 190 toucher* hove been enrollt'd In thO achonl and some genuine work Is being ac- c plishcd *r. the way ot teacher train ng. The session ning t*oiu July 16th to August 10th. DENTIST LOSES TEETH; WOMAN LOSES VACATION MILWAUKEE.—No teeth no va cation. Tho pass oy sneak thief who cn- ; tored tho offlco of pr. Joseph M. ! Murray, sixth floor, Majestic | Building, cheated a certain Mll- j waukoo woman out of n vacation. Dr. Murray torn the police. ! The thief atolo crowns and brine worke valued at $300. Ah the re sult the woman who was to have called for n bridge will be unahL to go on a vacation. British Premier’s Wife Has Method For Keep ing Husband Happy and Contented. LONDON.—If you want to keep your husband happy, refrain from asking him uhotit his business. Tako this as a tip from Mrs. Stanley Baldwin, wife of tho man who probably has the biggest job in Europe. As British premier ho Is concerned not only with 'he perplexing problems of his own lation. but tho leading affairs of tho whole world. He knows tho In nermost secrets of diplomatic sit uations upon which the destines of millions may hinge. Yet when ho sits down by the firo-itidK after a hard day’s work, his wife, no matter how curious she may ho, never tries to probe the socreaa that are his. 'T think It a great mistake on the part of a wife,” Mrs. Baldwin said, "to tsnrt talking to her hus band about Ids affairs the moment he enters* the house. If he wants to talk, well and good. "But as a general rule, what a man needs more Jhuii anything else is to be taken out of his workaday world—be it ditches or diplomatic circles—and be able to put asiue the cares that weigh on him. “It is the greatest mistake of marital Hfu to try to bring the husband hack to his business and professional worries. Homo should ho a refuge from theso cares.” But although Mrs. Baldwin never forces political tnlk upon her husband, ho has great faith in her judgment and frequently consults her in regard to matters affecting his political life. When ho hesi tated about breaking witli Lloyd George over tho question of pro tection. it was his wife who finally decided him, and that decision turned the scale against tho Lloyd George administration. ■■... . Bargains in Aluminumware 4, j Every piece of this alum- inumware is guaranteed for 20 years. Regularly you’d pay $1.50 tA $2.00 for the same items. In the Clearance Sale the Price is $1.00 Pitchers, percolators, dish pans, water buckets, roasters, double boilers, and preserving kettles. Grass Rugs At A Saving of 20% All grass rugs in the clearance sale at a reduction of 20 per cent, all sizes in plain and stenciled in several colors. Vudor Porch Shades Reduced l-4th We consider Vudor the best porch shade obtaina ble, they last for years. All sizes in brown and green with prices lowered one-fourth. Right Now Is Swimming Time and Bathing Suits Are Offered At a Saving of One-Fourth Just at the time you will enjoy swimming most comes this sale of bathing suits. Many attractive models are here to choose from in all grades for Children, Misses and Ladies in all sizes. Petticoats Reduced 10 Per Cent All the petticoats go in this sale at a reduction of 10 per cent. One Lot Shirt Waists At Half Price These waists are in dark colors in all sizes, good models to choose from and the price is just half. Hand Made Waists Reduced l-4th A reduction of l-4th puts these fine hand-made waists in the bargain column, many pretty models to choose from and they’re beautifully made. Dimity Waists At 98 Cents ) The making of a waist alone is worth as much as we ask for these pretty dimity waists, they’re made of good quality material in attractive styles —They’re bargains at 98c. Coat Suits At Half Price T.> Fancy and three-piece suits of silks and woolens, good colors and attractive models to choose from, and you pay just half the regular price. Gingham Dresses in a Sale At $1.39 You could not make dresses like thcse 'at-tho price, they’re made of good quality ginghams in pretty colored stripes and checks, trimmed in white and self material. A most unusual value at $1.39. r.r.'JB Summer Millinery At Half Price To clear away the summer millinery-we have cut the price in half. Many of these hats are good for fall wear. Half price puts them in the bar gain class. Pretty Cretonnes at 29c a Yard A great variety of pretty patterns and colors to choose from in good quality cretonnes, for pillow covers and drapery, of every kind. The price is only 29c per yard. Davison- Athens’ Busiest Store