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m BANNKR-B1WAID. ATHIOTSi GBORGM MONDAY, AUGUST 27L1923 SPORT NEWSf Around Athens "| | ought to boy homo ground Horn 11 and meal. It is sold at our oiirb 11 market With Col. T. Lorry Gantt HEELS TO OFFER FORMIDABLE TEAM ON GRIDIRON THIS SEASON WE NOTICE at our curb market cars from upper Elbert and the mountain counties, tho latter load ed with apples and cabbage. CHAPEL HILL, N. C.—The inf tho eight available in 1»22, hut University of North Cardinal; the four men of almost equal pnw | ON THURSDAY and Friday j ! of this week, August 30th and :11st. j SEVERAL OF OUR citizen; ' "I" bo presented at the Palace suggested that tho city should | an extraordinary attraction, "llluc- bui) ,j a mur ket house where farm- I beard's 18th Wife." This bluebeard | crB can [^ng In and sell theit u a modern millionaire, whose j 1>ro(lMce during cold and rainy •ather. By charging a small rent I wife decides to held him—and she the side lines fooabnll team went undefeated in'or will not Dixie i.i 1922 and a 18 to 0 loss : ready for scr to Yale proved the only defeat-oil any kind. As the 192.1 season n|>-! McGEE NOT preachers midiron lollosvcrs are j TO RETURN asking, “Will Carolina produce! such a team again.- And, frankly • It is understood here now that enough, most of them who know I Alan McGee, regular half hack the situation ray it can’t Ik* dune .'for the past two seasons, will not because of a lack of reserve pow-jreturn and instead of four waiting <jr to relieve the frist string substitutes of varsity calibre for eleven. jthe hackfield thci tho .amazing j for g j a || 8 the building can be made P ,c * I to pay the cost of constructing. It most strategy imaginable. See ^ ^ _ ^ turo and you will sou all the dlf-1 po equal rnnvcnlimce ricicnt ot empty all houses in townj lK) , h to our citizens and farmers, amateur, between silk and cotton.; . _ tin* people have confidence nnd trtisft It impresses us tliat Hugh White is the man for this great work. Police in Savannah Aid in Getting Facts For Directory will be This, frist eleven should prove a j Certainly this will be true at the dose rival to the 1922 team which first of the season with the Fet- the Fctzcr brothres built up andjzers working with a'quartet cf maintained. The line may be ifine varsity back:;, some scrubs, somewhat weaker, but not much,and four fairly good men from and the four varsity backs, Md-.lhe 1922 freshman squad. Hard- D »i;:tl«l, Merritt, Sj.an ow and bjiled football fans, then, say that Randolph, should cynjparo ravora-jlhe chances for another Carolina biy \vith the M I)t ;a!«f-Johnston-|team that can lick everything it, K-ilcGi*c combination of last plays in the south rest on the) She gowns by themselves arc ference between the artist and these two days. This play is Intro duced in Athens after a record- brcal^ng year on tho road. In New York It did n capacity busi ness for six months. The picture will play the Howard theatre in Atlnn’n. Don't miss this big spec ial attraction. At both the Palace nnd Strand, extra fine pictures will he shown all of tills vcok. faP. . But when one of those four j Fetzor’s ability to develop back- back* hn.» to emo out who will;field men, and to develop them the Fctzer’.? tu h in to take his quick. place,? The line is nU right. Of cours« •the team has lost Pritchard, 1922 SHORT ON .captain and guard, and Blount. RESERVES* i Following is the schedule: : September 29, Wake Forest at At the beginning of the season'Chapel Hill, they will have no one nnd if they J October (J, Yale at New Haven, have reserve backs of power later) October 12, Trinity at Durham, they will have to be developed. • October 18, N. C. State at Ka- Louki.jg on the surface of things leigh. Carohia students ore jubilant over' October 27, Maryland nt College the prcnpwti, l»ut when they look Perk, Md. for Clawson the brilliant back- j November 2, South Carolina at field they see it in the Inck of sub- 'Columbia. S. C. stitufes. Last year the Fetzers. November 10, V. M. I., unlocat- hnd eight Lacks of varsity size nnd ed. early-proved ability. This year' November 17, Davidson, unlocat- they will have four w ho, except ;ed. for the loss of the flying “Red” I November 29, Virginia at Chapel Johnston, are as good as any four Hill. i I ! Baseball Results 1 STANDING OT CLUBS • 80UTHE n N LEAGUE CMJBS— NcW. Orleans MoMIc Birmingham . Atlanta Nashville .... Memphis rhattannoga . Lttlf Hock Cl 02 .496 43 71 .308 .546 AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUBS— W. L. Pet; No* York 7S 42 .041 Olctekmd 65 54 DeUoU 60 54 Ht. Izouln 00 50 Washington 56 60 Chicago , 54' 63 Pliiktdt iphln 50 Cfi Boston .... 44 70 .386 NATIONAL LEAGUE CLUBS— W. I.. New York . 78 48 rin^lnnntl .... 73 48 ritAurff 72 48 ChlnuM* 06 65 St. todlo .. 59 02 Brooklyn 67 03 Philaitelphla 39 78 Boston ..— 36 81 New York at Cleveland. Philadelphia at St. Louis. Washltigto at Detroit. NATIONAL LEAGUE St. IzoiiIn at Philadelphia. Chicago nt New York. Cincinnati at Boston. Only three games scheduled. CY WILLIAMS TIE8 B. RUTH CIIICAOO—Cy Williams of the Philadelphia Nationals, last wpek cracked out three home runs and evened his record with Babe ttuth of the New York Americans, whr. lmd gained a lead of three hom* runs the week before. Each the leading hitters of the two i Jor lengues started out this weel with 32 circuit hits to his credit Rutty was Idle last week so f heme runs were concerned. Aifierlcnn League: Ruth, New York, 32. Williams, St. Louis, 25. Hrllmnnn. Detroit. 10. , 'Hauser, Philadelphia. 14. Brower Cleveland 14. McManus, St. Louis, 14. National longue: Williams, Philadelphia 32. Fournior. Brooklyn. 17. Miller, - Chicago 16. MCuscV New York 19,. Hornsby, St. Louis, 14. TO SHOW what southern farm ers con do, Mr. Lon Cyllnwny bought his fnthor’s fine farm In Oglethorpe county, containing 2.- 400 acres. He also bought adjoin ing Uncts totalling as much more iind. fn th-cc veers lie bas made enough from the farms to pay for the land. WE SEE FROM THE PAPERS that the Texni cotton crop is dry ing and nrcmaturelv opening. B is said 'Perns cannot make this •car much over half a crop. Cr.t- ton in Arkansas is helm? eaten up by army worm sand the boll wee vil, and the crop In thnt ftMo will also be cut In half. The south can not msslblv make over ten mil lion hales thiH year. SEVERAL OF OUR LEADING farmers stated that the little in- tervie.w wo published with John T. Plitard was the most accurate and Intelligent report of the cotton cron they have seen anywhere. Mr. Pittnrd is one of our most conser-. vntlve and best informed business men nnd farmers. Pci. Bpartantiurg Chnaloile .... AusS»ta flmdivllle .... On,(unto — fr •« 7 SUNDAY'S RESULTS 80UTHERN LEAGUE Chattanooga 2; Mi-mphU 9. Mobile 8: New Orleans 4. Little Rock 4{ Nushlvllo 7. three' games srheduln American "League Now York 3; Cleveland 4. I tar tori 6: Chicago 4. Philadelphia 1: St. Louis 4 4j Detroit S. Cordeic Minister Preaches Series of “Boll Weevil” Sermons CORDELE, Oa.—Rnv. O. n. iloath. pastor of thn r-lrat Metho dist f'hurch hero, for tho pa*t nt* ’ral Sitmlavh hnx horn pmarlilnz a ' 7i™ of zanaona of particular In trrr.l to farmer;. Ho has deals, noted tho aorinrna t'i) "boll woe 'll" acrlcB. Th ir bnro boon filled with ni t nrnl u'tiiral nllu.tons and tlltiztrntlnna and havq nine Von voyed n Btrong aiilrllintl tm-rsac, Tho largo congrcgatlona havo borno mute toailmony to th* pop- oloctty of the aorloa. V. NATIONAL LEAGUE tKBrooklyn 3. 8; New York 4. 14tp gium-a achcdutcd. rSOUTHERN I.KAOUE Orleans at Atlanta, vllle nt Memphis. || Vf^ile nt Bl'mlnghnm. ttnnoogn ht Little Bock. - AMERICAN LEAGUE at Chicago. , Ginneries in Tyrrell County Are Already Busy, Say Reports DAWSON, Ga.—A majority of tho ginneries In Terrell county have already begun operation anti •arc* now actively engaged In plac ing tho cotton In a marketable con dition. Tho cotton throughout tho couty Is reported to be opening rapidly. The yield for 1923 Is raid t”. bo far below general expecta tions. Approximately thirty balcf havo been ginned thus far this season. *•« Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company The Western Railway of Alabama The Georgia Railroad - The Summer Tourist season is pom on und vacations sru IP order. You wlU be glad to know that conditions surround ing Bummer Tourist trsrsl in more llbonl this season «h»n In almost uuy previous year. Reduced met are In effect to pcerticelly every sUte In the Union as well as to tome point* to Canada, the various tours Including delightful trip* on the Atlantic end I’adfic oceans, the Orret Lakes, 8L Law- pace River, Hudson Rlrer. through tho Yellowstono and ■•her National Forks, to the Grand Canyon, etc. 8top overt ty he made at any point on either going or return trip, "dn On.il limit ot ticket, which In, In most cues, Octo- “* "*■*• #-*• TPUr rovnuuu. nv Hit) HI*TO IQ .. and any Information deslrml wlU be gladly furnished ticket agent In yonr town or by lb* undersigned. P. BILLUPS, General Pas Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ca. HARVEY L. MATHEWS, near Hull has one of the finest farms In this section. Harvey tells us thr.1 he this year only planted about six acres in eottm* and It is vorv promising nnd not n hill of eorn except in his garden. He sowed down all of his lard in wheat nnd oats nnd made n fine grain cron. He then planted the stebbfc land in cowpeaa fe r hay nnd It Is on Id ho has the finest nea crop anywhere. Mr. Mathews says he will continue this process and in a few years will bring his Innd up so thnt Its THE JUNIOR Republic Associa tion, with members throughout the south, is rapidly completing plans for the building of a Junlot Republic for the south, a self-gov- t rnlng villago for wayward bo.v^ and girls. Dr. L. G. Hardman, of Commerce, gave to this organiza tion n valuable farm on the high way between Athena and Center, but it was never accept''*’ "" of the “Junior Republic” is still seen nt its entrance. We doubt not but tliat Dr. Hardman would consummate his valuable gift to «p worthy a cause If apKoachod. It is a most desirable r *ite for a self- pporting farm anc. vlllpge. SAVANNAH, Ga.—The day pa nel of the Savannah police force has been given the task of gather ing the requirei) statistics in thr business census enumeration for the pro|H>sed-industrial and ccm- ntercial directory Board of Tirade. Chief Enoch L. Hendry expects the t.islc to he .completed within twr weeks. It is estimated that in | cess of 3,000 listings wil Ibe re- ] quired to cover the city complete WINDER IS ON THE hot trail of a million dollar cotton mill; Commerce is planning another r.'too.OOO factory, and Spartanburg S. <*., will have several new plant*- including i $r..COO.OOO b' nehco' Now let us rise to ask. What is the matter with Athens? Why cannot we also capture so'ne ol the manufacturing udustries thnt are being built nil over the south! “The mountain will never come t< Mnhnmmot, so Mahommet must go to the mountain.” The publicity committee of the loard r,f Trade plans to make tin •repoged directory tho most com :1» te business and tradp list eve? onipiled for the city. Bullet Riddled Body Of Ncirro Identified Bjf Florida Officials JACKSONVILLE.—The body ■ tin* negro riddled with bullets I a mob near Jacksonville Frida) night has been identified as tha* of n negro farm hand suspected of per ping into a girl’s bedroom Fri day morning. Investigation nt thr sheriff’s office proved, officials .<- ijd. tliat the mob slew the wrong pegro could rot have bser at the scene of the crime. HUGH WHITE Is one of- out most enterprising citizens nnd a leader In every more to build up bis city and county. What Athens most needs Is a leader in wbopi Rome Kiwanians to Eat First Floyd Commercial Cheese ROME. Cia.—The first rorr.mcr rial rheese ever manufactured ii Floyd county will he served to th# Homo Ktwnnls rlub at Its regain meeting 'next Wednesday. Angus* 29. The ehbese Is the product o’ th* n* w co-operative creamer) near Home, which began operation! Icy* than three weeks ago. .* EVERETT TRUE crop yields will bo doubled. He . has mado tho small grain and hoy nay him aad no trouble about la bor. Ills lands, lie beautifully nnd ho enn uso Improved machinery. A LADY WHO HAS boon com ing to our curb market started with n borrowed horse and buggy She brought vegetables, chickens, eggs, and blitter from one cow. She says she has not/only helped to feed and clothe her family, but paid off a debt they ow°d nnd last week bought n Ford car and had enough money to make tho first payment. SALESMAN $AM % Swan A Clever Idea .MIL COF.'R BAYS n seed farm would pay In this section and no i one else will start one he w. 1 1 himself do so.*He says we should raise nil thn field and garden seed needed Instead of Itmmrtlng thorn from other states. Wo can hor« grow every variety of seed for all crops. WHITE AND FINE FLOUR r«n he made from hnmo-grcwn wheat by somo of our local mills i as thnt imported. And it is sweet* I ft and store nutriclous. E. L. Arnold of Oglethorpe county, showed U3 a sample cf his flour and It cannot be surpassed. We ED WUftSl-ER.VmO DELIVERS WASHWsjfFOR. lilS wife' BREAKS /NTO A RUN HIS WIPES A/AM0 MENTIONED HERE LATEC