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Griffltr
becausi
photoplays
arid the exi
Corinne Griffith has' won a large
folfcwing because of the unusual
S national institute ot experi
mental therapy, to have relatively
tl» eamd scope as the Rockefeller
Institute In pathology or the Mayo
clinics In surgery, is the plan of
Rear Admiral William C. Bralsted,
retired, for the expansion of ,tho
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
and Science' o^tfhlch he li presl-
The college soon la to leave its
present site in North Tenth street
i<Jr\|\w|r and more commodious
quarters in West Philadelphia. A
plot Khs been acquired In this aec- [ she marries a man of means who
tlon of the city:arid work on the ], known as the Universal Corres
in which she appears
exquisite gowns which she
wears.
Each one of Miss Griffith’s
plays is vastly different from the
-preceding, but never has the star
been afforded a greater oppor
tunity or given a better produc
tion than “Divorce Coupons” at
tho'Pnlsce today. .
ftr is a story of a girt whose
family has fallen into poverty and
who wearies of life in a small town
love and' romance running through
it. It’s a picture that every mem
ber of the family will love. ,
TOM MOORE—PALACE
SPECIAL TOMORROW
WE1EV SESSION
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PL C Ic S o» BL/fCK .
< CAPSULES
riSW college ediflee will begin with
in the year. __
According to"Admlral Bralsted’s
plan, thereapeutlcs would be placed
on the same basis ot systematic
research and coordination as those
ot the two other branches of med
ical Science.
While the institute would be.
meant primarily for atudenta of
pharmacy. It would be composed of
many buildings, among them, per
haps a large hospital and labora.
lories for a-host of demonstrations
—physicians, chemists, pharmaceu
tists, bacteriologists, aerologists,
and other scientists.
At present, It was explained, the
bulk of pharmaceutical Research In
thi*|Country is made in teh labora.
torles of large drug and chemical
companies. While some valuable
contributions to medical science
have been made by these labora
tories. the research work necessari
ly has been done largely on a com
mercial baafs, and> many experi
ments are said to bafe been aban-
daned when tlielr commercial
i value became doubtful. Also the
Inevitable competitive' spirit 1 makes
for a needless multiplication of
formulae, thereby making more
dlffioult the problem of drug stand,
ardlsatlon.
pondent, believing that she will b
able to get a divorce in a year and
live on alimony. However, with
the man it is a case of true .love
amt the girl learns that she cannot
live without her husband. Then
comes a touch of tragedy and
surprise ending.
In fact, the picture is Ailed with
many surprises. An all star cast
supports Miss Griffith in this pro
duction.
J OPALENT GOWN
A beautiful evening gown of
opalent cloth cut in four pointed
panels which hang to the ankles
over an underdress of yellow satin
is worn by'Corinne Griffith in
"Divorce Coupons.” The waist is
cyt extremely low and is of yel-
ilor-
Tom Moore in th&
Paramount Picture
‘Over the Border Z
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Jaffa -1 **" VAN-NIL Mss.Ms.
gratifies desire
(VAN-NIL is s synthetic vtnllls of. rare flavouring content, non-alcoholic.)
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r satin edged with cream color-
lace. A band of opalescent cloth
rises from the side panels and is
carried over the shoulder.
A head drifts of cherries- * goes
across the forehead and down oVer
the shoulders to a point half way
down the waist line. These are at
tached: to a band of cherry colored
satin.
“WATCH YOUR SfEP”
AT THE ELITE TODAY
A comedy of high speed is
“Watch Your Step,” with Cullen
“OVER THE BORDER”
PALACE SPECIAL
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
A perfect pair of players provid
ing a perfect dramatic thrill! And
that, in a modest way, is but an
introduction Ito the Paramount
picture “Over the p-.tder” at the
Palace Thursday, which features
Betty Compson and Tom Moore.
But this is not the only highly de
sirable attribute which the picture
possesses. There is Sir Gjlbcrt
Parker, the eminent - Canadian
Bill Establishing Negro
Agricultural School Ac
Fottsythi -Passed; Other
Measures Go Through,
SESSION TUESDAY
j VERY IJOISY
Hardwiqk Signs Bill Cre
ating NqW County; Port lahoma ‘ * nd
Commission Bill Delay
ed.
Landis and Patsy Ruth Miller in j novelist from whose story “She of
the leading roles, which comes to-the Triple Chevron,” the picture
the Elite Theatre today. ! has been adapted. There is also the
It bubbles over with humor, and: knows that |n this, his latest
production, and when one considers
>e skill qpth which this produce
has invested his previous erosions
starring Betty Compson, one
picture) Its rural characters are one knows that in this, his latest,
as truthful and sympathetic as he has evolved a picture that is the
they are funny. And there’s a I last word in beauty, suspense, ac.
corking good story of youthful • tion and dramatic intensity. -
its characters arc as real as the
members of your own family.
Evenr person who ever lived in
all town will revel i n this
ramus.
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SUMMER TUURIST FARES
"For Your Vacation* '
To destinations m Arizona, Arkansas, Canada, California,
Colorado, Idaho, Missouri, Montana, New Mexico, Texas, Utah
and Wyoming. Choice-of going via one route and rot tuning
another.
Also to flew Ytfik, Boston and points oast. Ch ice or gorng
ivannah Add returning via
via steamer from Charleotoa or Sava
raff.
AIm to Xouitabi tad Seashore Resorts 1 located In tiro
Foe farther Information regarding ssbeduleu "tad rates,
apply to tko aadenicMd: '
fttaatd * West Poliif tt. B.
Georgia Railroad.
KSfrlKBit- Atlanta, Go. • St ' ",
J. P. BILLUPS,
Coastal Passenger Agent,
there can stilt be found the
metate or grinding slab, ot) which
the family ground Ita corn. In all
the'village* we have found quan
tities, of broken pottery mostly
fragments of Urge undecorated
CHICAGO.—(By the Associated
Press.)—RuIiul of an ancient city
of great alse. hitherto unknown,
have been uncovered In Columbia
by the South American' arcKaColl-
glcal expedition of the field mu
seum of Natural History, Chicago,
working under the leadership of
Dr. J. A. Mason. The rulrifl of the
city, ’or collection of village*, are
In a portion ot Columbia now un
inhabited and almost unknown to
science. It Is evident the museum
announced Tuesday that this was
ones one of the great centers of
population of ’the world, but today
even Its name Is unknown.
Mr. Mason sent the following
message -regarding the discoveries
“There “must have been a tfe-
mendous population here at one
time as the country Is covered with
house sites. The region Is very
mountainous and the bouses, which
were ot wood, were built on ter-
races mads with rotalhlng walls.
In t the center of each terrace there
are entering steps of beautifully
cut stone and if the main path is
fur below, other steps' are built to
connect tha terrace with it.
MAY, HAVE BEEN
LARGE CITY.
“TK* N pylnclpnl place , where I
have been working Has a staircase
of forty-eight steps, all made of
I nicely cut quadruple atone slabs.
' Instead of the Indian road of which
t have beard, there are thousands
of them all through the mountains.
There are apparently wide roads
connecting the main sites. All are
paved with flat, wafer worn rocks
of more or loss uniform slse, the
smalt paths being » single line of
such stone*) while the more Impor
tant roads afs four feet or more
(wide and edged with upright Stones
-When the way ascends or descends,
the stone* are set as, step*.
GOVERNMENT MAY
II
PHILADELPHIA—Two formes’
mine sweepers, turning from > the
pursuits of war to those of place
and science, are being remodeled In
Delaware river shipyards, and are
nearly ready to weigh nnchor to
start on an Indefinitely long creise
In the Pacific ocean foe the United
Estates Coast and Goedetlo Survey.
They are steamers Pioneer and
Discoverer, formerly the Auk and
the Osprey, which saw service In
tlte North Sea. Now they are to
be equipped with the finest scienti
fic Instruments for sounding and
surveying.
Some time during tha cummer
they are to pass through the Pana
ma canal and proceed up the Paci
fic coast to Alaska to sound and
survey upchartcred territory.
Contrary to general, belief, it
ft* said, there still remains much
unchartered territory In that region
and many places show channcls in
correctly marked and sounded. Also
some places once correctly survey
ed and sounded, have been altered
by the constant action of tho waves.
Eleven officers and S3 men have
been enlisted to man each vessel,
and with the exception of tho two
commanding officer* the crews
have been selected.
The'Coast and Oemletlc Survey
has taken over also-a third mine
sweeper, tho Flamingo, from the
Navy Department, now lying at
Portsmouth, N. H., enlisting a crew.
Following alterations, she probably
Will loin her sister ships. In Alaska.
( Special to Banner-Herald)
XtIANTA, Ga.—The senate this
morning reconsidered the Jones
Bill providing for a highway bond
Issue. As this Is a constitutional
amendment It will not have to be
read three days In the house as
other bills. It can be passed on
the last day In the senate and
then go to the house. Senators
declare the measure will,pass the
eenate.
Senator Thomas of Wayne called
Senator I&Hah a liar in the senate
this morning. :Senator Bcllah la a
one armed man.' A special commit
tee was appointed to Investigate. |
Both senators apologlxed to the
senate, i —
Tho senate has set ps special
order for tomorrow the houso bill
repealing the tax equalization law,
the Income tax bill and the Bien
nial session bill. Debate has been
limited to two hours on caoh side.
No other matter can come be
fore the senate until these are dis
posed of.
The house bill prohibiting tho
use of seine, nets or traps or dy
namite or any method but the- use
of hook and line in catching fish
was passed'by the senate.
The house by a vote of 022 Jo 333
voted down a motion by Culpepper,
of Fayette that the General As
sembly adjourn sine die tomorrow
night.' Mr. Culpepper declared the
huose and zenato had bo right to
declare a legislative day a dies non.
Governor Hardwick signed- the
bill creating' Peaoh county: The
Port commission bill, desclnating
Savannah as a place for the state
terminal has been made special
order In the house tomorrow. But
the concensus of opinion Is the
measure will bo killed, as Bruns
wick has convinced tbe legisla
ture that
needed.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
imum.
Ford Rep resentative
States That Contract
Does Guarantee Manu
facture of Fertilizer: At
Muscle Shoals.
Italian Diplomat Believes
.Future Peace of Europe
|! Depeaidg Upon. Settle
ment lof-Money Issue.
*' WABHINTON’.—(By the Assb.'
elated Press.—Replying Id' ejdtta
clsm by. Senators Darrell, of' Oks
lahomn, find - other , member* yoi
Congress that Henry Ford lnojpp |Prernl
proposed contract'for taking {ffjrefr nc
the Muscle Shoals project dope tint
guarantee- to manufacture fertili
zer, Gray Silver, Washington repre
sentative of the American firm
bureau federation Tuesday wrote
the committee calling attention to
section 15 of the Ford offer which
^LONDON.—(By the Associated
Frees.)—The delegates--ft- tho un-
,successful Allledju idOnfdrcnce *f
German reparations' left . London
■Tuesday.- swov.’A 4i i ? •
i All Were In good spirits except
’rentier Poincare, who 4 was pale
phd ncrVOuS, and 1 who refused evert
to pose fOf d photograph. Before
going to the station, tho French
premier accompanied by his staff,
visited the grave of’tho unknown
warrior on which he placed a
wreathSof flowers, bouitd with the
French tri-color. |
•The Italian foreign minister.)
Sehanzer, took occasion before the [
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he quotes as stating that “the adjournment of tho conference yea-
a , , __.j. ... j,"..,, terday to make a declaration re-
~ specting the iihpdrtance with,
which the Italian government look-
futher Investigation is
in
Delightful Time Enjoyed
By Girl Athletes Who
Capture Many of the
Prizes. * .
which Is Incised or carved."
The ancient Inhabitants of this
country- decorated themselves with
gold ornaments and burled these
with their dead. The early Span-
On the elds of almost every house lards are known to have taken
fabulous quantities <ft gold from
the ancient graves.
s ancient graves. L
Specimens alredd I 5’roceived at
tW museum Include gold . bells,'
small belfry made, gold figures and
ornaments ot shell, carneliem dnd
Jars.' Some were decorated with agate. The most valuable acqul-
relief ornaments and there Is one | sitlon is a,.set of ornaments Worn
sort of Very fine . black pottery by a native, priest.
In yeq “if te
awltleeT 8.8.1, k- eee ef the (reeteet
bleed-pari&ere keeve. Try Ik
*. S. S. Will Rid Yon of BolJr, PimpUa
Blackheads and Skip Eruptions.
’"■'iSEBOSS
to science. S. 8.8. has stood
RUr li'rknoMiTy °.u u .
’• Ita medicinal ilncredlenta ar*
guaranteed to be purely vogetablo
[Right off. It clears the akin of pim
ples, boll*, blotches, blackheads, acne,
leexrma, rash and oilier skin eruptlona
and does it thoroughly. It drives out
[Of the hl-wd impurities which cause
yhoiiniatirtn. makes the blood rich and
pun-I,hi Ida up lost flesh. It helps to
manufacture new blood cell*—that's
oa* of It* secrets. 8. 8. 8. I*.sold at
all drug itorea, in two alas* / Tha lar
ger *1** 1* Me mar* ecoooaleal,
Several girl* who have been on
tho Y. M. C. A. camp for two
wyfeks at Tallulaji Falls, the one
owned and conducted by tho Y. M.
U, A., returned homo Monday night
Among tboso returning were 8uo
Fan Barrow, Katherine Williamson
Mary Stephenson, Frances Holden,
"irginla Arnold, Sarah Morris
Flora and Victoria Boits, Emily
Doxior, Louise McMahan, Dorothy
Dudley and Mrs. B. H. Barrow and
Miss Katie. I'almcr, two of tho
chaperone*. '
ATHLETIC CONTE8T8
AROUSED INTEREST I
Much Interest was aroused at the
camp ovcf, the final athletic events
and water'rarnlval. Thcso were
held a few day* before the first,
section of the camp- closed and'
were participated In by all the
girls campers.
Some of tho winners in these
events, In class "A” swimming,
Sarah'Morris, first, Dora Buch-
wa!<5( second and Susan Moss,
third. This was the 20 yard dash
For the forty yard dash, Dbra
Buchwatd was first, Surah Morris
scccond and Susan >{oss third. In
the class "B” 30 yard .daph, Janet
Fortaon was first amf-Eugenla Ar
nold second. In 'class "C" Emily
Bally was first, Lois Pittard sec
ond and Dorothy Dudley third.
For the beginners race Harriet
Proctor was first. Julia ‘Stovall
second and Floyd Foster third.
8UE FAN BARROW
WINS IN DIVING
In tho diving contest Sue Fan
Barrow, who received most of her
training at the Country Club' and
at the T, M. C. A. won the first
place with Katherine Williamson
second and Sarah Moss third.
Ad tho game of “ttig of war" the
teat* captalneiTby Katliorino Will
iamson beat that captained by Dora
Buchwaid and In the relay race
Mise Buchwnld's team won from
Miss Williamson's.
In the track meet, the BO yard
dash crass “A” was won first
place’ by Katherine Williamson,
seepnd Myra 'Belle Brown', third,
Dorn Buchwaid. Class "BT first
Kugpnia Arnold hnd second Chalice
Carrier^ ,
The canoo race was tqpn by
Mioses Elslo Jester and Montine
VcrNooy with Misses Nolla' Avcra
_.jd« Eugenio Arnold in seconds
place/ The third place wa* won by
MlaO Frances Forbes ami Miss-Isa-
lieil Paine.
prizes In nil of tt’ sc i
manufacture, sale and distribution
of commercial lertllizers constitute
one of the prlndbM provisions of
this offer.
Mr. (Silver dcclnred this the most
important provision in the con
tract and one the violation of
-which provides for the Institution
of proceedings by attorney general
to cancel the entire lease.
PROMISE 40,000
TONS NITROGEN.
“Not only uoes Mr. Ford guar
antee tc\ manufacture fertiliser*,
hut he states'that lie will make
'40,000 tons of jiltrogSn equal to one-
fifth of our total annual consump
tion In fertilizer, and he will do so
with "tho most economical power
available,” continues Mr. Silver's
letter, '
“The failure to make 8 per cent
profit, or the failure to make any
profit, or the Inability to manu
facture this fertilizer at less-than
it In sold is not ’a cause beyond its
control’ nnd would not give him
the right to cease the manufacture
of the full amount of fertilizer.
MU8T PRODUCE
OTHER PRODUCT8 AL80. /
"Mr. Ford’s proposal Is to ‘man-
ufapture nitrogen and other com-!
merclal fertilizers, mixed or un-
mlxcd and with or without filler. I
according to demand.’ ‘other com-
/ncrcial fertilizers must include j
phosphate or potash fertilizer In
gradients, as distinguished from ni
trogen commercial fertilizers. Mr.
Ford will not fulfill his contract If
he does not produce other fertili
ser, materials, such as potash and
phosphates.’
"The methods'of producing phos
phate fertilizers are well known,"
the letter concludes, "and the
sources of material Is within forty
miles of the Muscle Rhoads plant
In the Tennessee phosphate fields,
and there great possibilities in the
production of potash from potash
■shales by the use of the electric
furnace and from other sub
stances.”
THE STYLE SHOP
MISS SUSIE WELLS
224 Clayton Street
Felt, Sport Hats, New Vtn,
Quills, Pon Pon, T,*! * 1
Fancy Pins
ed upon tho quesliory of the lnter-
Allled debt. Ho - said Europe
would never bo pacified, confi
dence reborn, her peoples and her
i(c life restored | to normal j 1
tfye queatkm of inter-alUeZT 4
riis settled.
Federal Reserve Board
May Give Rediscount
Rate Oi\ Paper
1
WASHINGTON. — Establishment
ot a special rediscount rate of three
and one-half per cent on agricul
tural paper Is under consideration
the federal reserve board officials
said today. The proposal lias been
laid before tho federal reserve
banks, It was explained, and nc.
tlon by the board ls~belng with
held iiendlng tlielr replies, nlthough
officials Indicated tho suggestion
was not .mcetlns with favor gen.
orally. . j
Am suggeated, officials explained
the special farmer rate would en
able, banks which made loans tor
agricultural purposes—U|»n the
security if farm products—to re
discount nt three and one-half per
cent, which is inc-half per cent
below tfib lowest reserve rate now
In effect. If 41 ,e rato charged by
tbe banks, to the original borrower
did not exceed if per cent. A spe
cial farm products rate, officials
recalled, was In effect In -1915, but
was discontinued.'
MO flies or insects can con-
laminate Domino Package
Sugars. They are always pro
tected by sturdy cartons, and 1
strong cotton bags.-1 They are
weighed, packed and sealed en
tirely by machine* never ex
posed on the way from our re
finery to your home.
Ask
Don’
your children by giving them
loose sugar that has been ex
posed to flies and insects.
sk for Domino by name.
i’t endanger the health of
- site
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