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WEDNESDAY. SEiTEMBEll IS/Ibm
YlTE,BANNER-HER ALP, ATI1ENS. OEOROtA
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[Mr. ahVl Mrs. Honrjr Rr Goctohlus
of Columbus stopped over w
ativi H Tuesday nixlit en roui
from Asheville where they
the summer. , ' .
SPORT NEWS
BUICK
Pedigreed UaedC
.New Ford Coupe. 'r
Coed 1321 Font Koati
Excellent Buick i R,
1922 model. 1
He-built Cole Roadste
Easy Term<^
Conolly Motor
J. W. CHEEK
Wins 1st Match
(Continued From Page One)
freshlo appeared at one of the
down-town. tonsorial empori
um^ and requested that the
“Job” be finished, was the
first victim of the eagje-eyed
sophs and since then there has
-been a steady stream of new
men flowing into tho scissors
shops.
BUT WAIT UNTIL
SATURDAY NIGHTH
Brit tho freshic’s day is com
ing. *
Saturday night tho members
For Twenty Years the Favorite
For twenty years Red Devil Lye has been the favorite.
The cor.ccntratad.strtngth of R.d Dcvif assure, quick main when
thmkml cleaning and work to be done. It is convenient to use, it
Is scowidcsl, it tors b its cm,—it Is ths'ftsndsrd fqr gfeod lye, Ask
your tracer Cot the An with-tbs smUing red devil oo the label,
Wm. Scbield MfgrclfstlLuu, Mo.
Good tope last drop
j Coaching Staffs of Two
i Alabama Championship
Contenders Settle Down
To Real Work.
(By Associated Press.)
"BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Cleated
shoes, husky shoulders “hitting
the dummy” and various other
•rrcfon'lcs of the gridiron shook
the college firmament this week
DAILY PROOF
■ ’°f pm
Corona Durability
Even a desert sandMomi
When Over Eighty
He Found a Tonic That Keep*
Him Up.
RossvlUe. (la.- “About two yeari
ago when I was recovering from
the ‘Flu* I began taking Dr. Plerce , «
Golden Medical Discovery and il
helped me eo much I have l^er
taking it at times ever since. I nrr
cighty-two years of age and get*
ting‘.along v«*ry well on the 'Golder
Medical Discovery.' It keeps me
well and stout for one of my age.*
—J. M. Cheek.
Keep yourself in the pink of cun*
dition by obtaining Dr. Pierce’r
Golden Medical IVcovery In* liquid
or tablet* from >».:tr neighborhood
druggist, or send 10c to Dr. Pierce'*
Invalid's Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y
for trial pkg. of the tablet*.—Ad
vertisement.
f§jn state occasions-
either festive or
grave —die; atten
tion is often equally
divided between the
guest of honor and
Maxwell House Coffee.
couldn’t phase lT3
“A.machine that Satobtfi the
rough wear and tqhf ; ’d| the
Arabian desert, thi^vafti a
sandstorm could notqfiyftt of
business, was ‘soi^t^ type
writer, believo me. I m#many
other war correspondents car
rying Coronas and.; they were
unanimous in their /praise of
the machine." ,
W. A. LLOYD
Knight of the Order-.pf the
Holy Sepulchre.
Ex-Ausralian IropecflB^Forces
in Near East. ;
Representative of r “Lfofrpool
• Courier” ui Turkey., I
and for tho evening the town is
theirs. Members of the sopho
more class will bo os senreo on
tho streets then as Georgia
. Tech men at a Georgia' rally,
and vice versa.
Thq. fresh'nep will them
selves send manv a soph to the
clippers before the deadline on
haVcutting falls at midnight
Saturday.
T" the other line of “rush
ing”. new men cannot bo tPken
Into tho fraternities until they
Jmve nsssed up the first term’s
w*v’' hut tho 's
right on and the "old hovs"
pro mustering all their
strength and arguments in
tagging the "pledges."
as the coaches began search for
nuw stars' to fill gaps made vacant
by passing heroes of the game.
You Cannot Steer By a Stcmlight
Experience too often only show." us the mistake* of the past. After
you have experienced financial loss bv fire, accident *or theft,
experience telle you to insure. Do not steer by a sternlight-experi-
ence. Insure today—before loss.
We can give you ail forms of Property Protection Policies.
The Hinton Securitiea Co., Athens, Ga.
Alabama cducaitonn! institutions
are settling down for the cam
paign. The big five—Auburf,
(University of Alabama, Birming-
i ham-Southern, Howard and Spring-
Vo'biii oud program
lout for them to begin.
From Tuscaloosa comes the first
wave of the Crimson tide, literal-
»y speaking, the Alabama aspir
ants having taken to the field
with enthusiasm under their new
coach, Wallace Wade. It waa with
many veterans of past campaigns
missing, however, that the Crim
son started work.
Who will fill In the gap left va
cant by the passing of Bartlett
»n the backfield is a querry many
are looking forward to the next
few weeks' ansering Then Hovn-
ter, Cooper and others are lost
from the staunc hline last.Cali.
MAXWELL
HOUSE
COFFEE
SUFFERED FIVE YEARS FROM
KIDNEY8
“I suffered with kidney .troubP
for five years or more. I could not
sleep at night and I was alwayr
tired after cording home from work
and my back ached,” write* John
R. Gordon. Danville, III. *e
, cured some FOLEY KIDNEY
PILLS and after n few treatment*
I felt better and could work with
; more ease, became stronger and
could sleep better." For quick re
lief from Backache, Rfceiimntl*
pains, and Kidney and Bladder
trouble use FOLEY KIDNEY
PILLS. Sold everywhere.—Adver-
•Isdbent.
4.4 Miles Minute
Is New Air Record
M1TCTEL FIELD, N. Y.—Lieut-
‘Al" Williams, navy pilot,
Just Say Cascade Gin
ger Ale in Bottles At
Founts.
| B03BY JONES
Wiio won hb initial match in the
amateur open Tuesday, defeating',
Cochran of Witchata Springs, 2j
and 1. The surprise of the day.
was the defeat of Evans, hus elim
inating a, strong contender. ;
...
todav established two new elec-
tricall v timed nir speed record*
over the measured one kilometer
at Curtis Ueld. He averaged
247,1-2 mll?H an hour in four trips
over the course, and on one flight,
cJded fcv *r brisk wind from behind,
he reached the speed of 266 miles
an hour. Both records were accept
ed bv the navy department ns au
thentic.
r COACH WARE
HAS REPORTED
* Wade, assistant of Coach Dan
McGugin in turning out a south
ern championship claimant last
year at Vanderbilt, is reported as
holding the confidence of the Tus
caloosa students to the last man
and the cry is said to be taking
on a “Get Syracuse*’ tone. The
journey into New York state is
being understood as the most im
portant battle of the'season.
At Auburn, the close of the first
week’s practice finds the Plains
men growing more and more con
fident. Termed as skepticala fort
night ago, the Tigers, under the
work of Coach Pitts, Wilson, Hut-
ael f and Cole, have been taking
■ a determined air and it was with
n vim that-the candidates, includ
ing a sprinkling of veterans, hit
the day* of Drake Field this week,
i It’s still a question of who wiP
QUirlinrr’a and SlliMVK
4Vi acres alO four room houM.
This will double in value in a
few year.,. Buy now.
J. T. Anderson!
Phone 840
Sold By __
THE McGREGQk CO.
Stationer, and JI-HiVA,
Athens, Ga.
gee what DELCO-OGHT
offers for
Sjii iiia/,///. / zb km*
Just Say Cascade Gin
ger Ale in Bottles At
Founts.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SYSTEM “
sVc : Farmsize Deko;Light
step into ShirllnR’, and Shirey*
Montgoirr
choci and tho came
*rv October 6 agalwt Birming
ham-Southern is expected to tell
the tn’e of what Auburn can hope
for The Army. Georgia Tech, Tu-
lanc, Centro and Georgia are the
major battle, of the Tiger cird.
ready to turn on the lights
r- Here is what you get-* and
\ the Order Blank togetit with
BASEBALL.
RESULTS
ORDER BLANK
LIGHT
STANDING OF CLUB8
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Now Orleans
I Mobile
| Memp'.ib .. •
Atlanta ....
Jflrmlnslmm .
Nashville 1
Chattanooga
Lltllo Bock .
A Builder of Prosperity
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland
The Southern Railway System spent last
year in thejiouth $20,000,000 more Hirq
it received from the South. ■
I •
Our total payments to individuals, muni
cipalities and industries in the South
Detroit
Equipment of the Southern
Railway System includes
2,200 locomotives and
70,000 cats operating on.
6*300 miles of lines, ^
Ft. Lou I* ....
Washington
Chicago ...»
Philadelphia
Boston
NATIONAL LEAGUE
_ v were
$136,636,000, while our Receipts from the
South were $116,790,000.
For every dollar collected from the South’
we gave back $1.17. / r /
f * .^1
The Southern Railway System is a South-]
era institution—with a Southern personnel
-knowing the needs of .the South—and is a
builder of Southern prosperity.
I New York ...
.Cincinnati .,
[ Flttsburg ....
Chlcrvto
8t. I.oul*
Brooikyn ..
Horton
Phlla Jelphia
capacity, 32 volts (freight paid). by purchaser.
2 -One standard Dclco-Light Exide . . . t ^ .
Battery* wth 16 largo capacity outlet to bo
cell., extra thick plates and he-vj • oc . a ‘ cd m h ° use whei '® v " *P«c»-
gias, jars (freight paid). fied b >' P urfihascr -
S ^Tho installation of plant and bat* ..Standard set of ten (10} drop light*
tory—< except purchaser is to fur* with sockets installed in bouse*
nish a concrete base end ft* 7„Ten (10) standard elecCrio light
battery rack. ' bulbs.
Similar Outfit With Smaller Size Plant—Model 608—$437.50
Deica-LifhlCo, I <— —-IfSfl c-.^. ifcj i , fcf
Dmrtoa, Ohio. P%DlMoum| (I
TUESDAY’S RES' LTS
SOirfREBN LEAGUE
Mobile 9: Nashville S.
New Orleans 2: Chattanooga r».
Birmingham 6-0; Little Rock 7-1
Only games scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
.Cleveland 6; Now York 2.
Detroit t-9i Philadelphia 2-10.
St. Louis 5-1; Washington 1-2.
Chlcagp 6; Boston 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston 2: Pittsburg 12.
New York 10: St. Loul# 4.
Cincinnati -Philadelphia, double*
Southern Railway Sys*
tern deposits in Sou th*
cm banks an average
of$150,500each bank*
ing hour.
Others not scheduled.
WEDNESDAY’S GAMES
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
New Orleans at Chattanooga.
Mobile at Nashville.
Memphis nt Atlanta.
Birmingham at Little Rock, (two
games.
you cm get your
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Boston.
8t. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Only three game* scheduled.
l C. SOUTHERN SERVES THE SOUTH
NATION U LEAGUE
Bo,ton nt ntt,burs.
.fork it 8t Until.
S%Di*count
$539.50 1 | for Cub
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GEORGIAN BAGGAGE
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