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Waa E ?L I MR. ANJ MRS. LEE
7^8 IN FLOWER** MORRIS LNThRTAIN
AT PALACE. | WEDDING PARTY TUESDAY
When Knighthood Was in I EVENING
Flower,” the gorgeous and very A lovely social event of Tuesday The friendly shine rf * g " ,d f". ,lp,< ? .
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VAN-NIL Satisfies
every one fortunate anough to
lhave seen it to be one of the most
wonderful productions and most
brilliant achievements of the ell-
ver screen. Starring the beautiful
'Manon Davies whose work ie »up-
ert> » n .i supported by an all aUr
cast This picture coat the pro-
over • million dollar!.
The remarkable beauty of
.When Knighthood Waa in
£■.*?» the dramatic story and
historic accuracy, its superb pho
tography and rich costumes stamp
it as one of the most magnificicnt
Pictures over presented.
The Palace played to record
houses all Monday and Tuesday
and Wednesday bids fair to be
the largest ever.
One of the most spectacular
feats ever filmed is where Princess
Wary and Charles Brandon on
horeeback jump off a bridge thirty
feet high and into the livin' to cs-
<*apo the king’s pursuers.
Three thousand costumes of the
Tudor period repreecnt an expen
diture of <100,000.
The wedding dress alone worn
by Mias Davierf when, as Princess
Mary Tudor, she becomes the
bride of old King Louis XII of
France, cost <1,500 and is so
heavily laden with gems it weighs
twenty-five pounds.
No picture has had aueh a gre.it
cast of splendid actors reerptted
from both stage and screen. -No
pen picture can poeslbly describe
|$a gorgeousrfess r.nd mf gnlflci
encc.
—DR
OME 8CHOOL CLUB
MEETING POSTPONED
The Homo School club meting,
announced for Thursday afternoon,
with Mrs, Burnet and Mias Bacon
hn# been postponed until after
Raster, the date to be announced
later,
MRS. ELLIOTT FEARS
EMMANUEL CHURCH
WEDNESDAY 3:30
Mr*. Elliott Fears will entertain
her bridge club Wednesday after*
noon, nt 3:30, which will be one of
tho week's most delightful social
affairs of very cordial Interest to
the membem.
ner party at which Mr. and Mm.
L*v Morris entertain in honor of
their charming young ‘daughter.
Miss Joan Linda Morris, whose
marriage- to Mr. Harris Maurice
Raden, of Ptttsburg. Pa„ will be
of state-wide Interest. Wednesday
evening at the Bymutogue. follow
ed by a brilliant reception at the
Georgian hotel. Very cordial and
affectionate interests centers th©
beautiful Nuptials. The guests this
evening will include the two fami
lies und the wedding party. The
usual lavish hospitality of tho
home will be very grucelously ex
tended.
• WHO? .
By Beulah Rose Stevens
A'smile went winging its cheery way
Straight to Somebody's heart today*.
Like u happy sunbeam out of the
blue!
I wonder who sent it! Did you?
Today I heard the merriest song,
And the darkling day seemed not half
so long;
The gray clouds parted, the
peeped through,
I wonder who sang It! Did you?
And set the seal on a friendship true.
X wonder who did It! Did You?
TONIGHT
"TOMORROW
“When
Knighthood
Was In
Flower”
-'KJ
The Feature Beautiful
/ “RICH MEN’S WIVES”
and DR. CODE
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
TACKY PARTY UHILDS
STREET 8C00L FRIDAY,
8 TO Kb
very charming and nntallr,
event of tlrtj week will »• the li-.|i
Plly plunnctL Tncky party for
grown-ups at* the Child's Strait
hcbool FYlduy evening from :> lo
10. A gala time is promised every
O' e. prises will be given for the
best costume and lev y refresh
ments solved. Admission 10 cents
for those in costume and 25 cents,
for those not In enstum-.' Fun snd *
fiolic and a good tlmo L promised
every* t ne. '
CD
MUSIC STUDY CLUB MEETS
TUE8DAY EVENING WITH
MRS. J. M. HODGSON
Tho music study club meets this
Tuesday evening with Mrs. J.
Hodgson on MUIedge Ave. ut
o'clock.
MRS. L. BEER ENTERTAINS
8EWINQ CLUB THURSDAY
AFTERNOON
Mrs. L. Beer will entertain her
sewing dub Thutsdsy afternoon,
which will assemble the members
for the usual enjoyable and Infor-
nml paslime.
the
MISS RACHAEL GRIGGS
ENTERTAINS FOR MI8S
MARGARET ROWE /
THURSDAY 3t30 '
VA lovely , nodal event ....
week will bo the small, but delight
ful planned bridge party for Miss
Margaret Rowe, at which Miss
Rachael Qrlggs wjll entertain,
Thursday afternoon at 3:30. at her
home on Dearing street.
service league
gMMANUEL CHURCH ....
rsK 1 ™ 1 *'' -
■ASJ&ttaSJ'SS:
o’clfck." th * P>rl,h home at
PROF. e. r mell
CALLS MEETING
OF PATRONS
. E- B. Mell of the Hi
.school calls * meeting of all t„.
3dMfo/ < 5, lhur,d * y sttetnoon nt
y'.^SMSKlLSBSf
• full attendance Is desired ’
%
REGULAR MONTHLY
MlkTINO WOMAN'S CLUB
MONDAY 3130
The regular monthly meeting ..
the Woman * dub will be held Mon
day afternoon at 3:30 when Mrs.
Horace Ritchie, chairman of the
Junior Membership, will be In charge.
Mrs. I*mar Rucker, president of. the
dub: Mrs. E. R. Hodgson. Jr., and
Mrs. Harris Dews met Monday
night with Mrs, Ritchie at the Nor-
mal School when they elected Miss
Msry Kelley as* temporary chairman
of the Junior Club, and they will
assist Mr*. Ritchie In the program.
All member* who hare thole sub-
sriiptlon for the Ladles' Home Jour
nal toward* the Htate FcderaUon
scholarship loan fund are asked
send same to Mrs. Rufus Turner.
EDUCATION COMMITTEE
MEETS FRIDAY 3:30
The Educational Committee of the
Woman's dub will meet Friday aft
enumn at the club at >3:30.
Let the
Sunshine
ini
U P in the morning? “There’s a Reason.'
Coffee and tea are known to affect many
people that way. Often, these beverages
cause nervousness, sleeplessness and
severe headache. “There’s a Reasoih”
Postuni, made from wheat roasted just
itke coffee, is 3 delightful mealtime bev
erage free from any element of harm.
Try it instead of coffee or tea, and let
the sunshiny in.
Postum
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Kale by Rectum Cared Company, Inc.
Ca'.ila Creek, Ml-h.
Today there was fought a valiant
fight.
Temptation conquered and all for the
right.
So a heart a hit braver and stronger
grew!
I ’wonder who fougnt it! Did you?
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CHARMING PARTY AT PARISH
HOUSE EASTER—MONDAY
At 4 o’clock on Easter Monday ttie
Parish House and lawn will be a
scene of great beauty and merriment.
All .the children and grown ups too
are nuked to eome und take part in
the fun nt the foot of the “Sugar
1*1 urn tree with the chocolate cat and
Gingerbread dog.” and "Mr. McGreg
or’s Garden.” No one evfer saw such
turnip* nnd carrots aa grow there.
They must have lieen planted by
Puirica and the dear little human
rabbits with real Easter eggs for
every one. The “Sunshine Lady” did
you say? Why of course, she too will
lie there to help us trave the best of
times. So remember the day, April
2nd. Admission i0 cents. Tticro’Wlli
be loads of fun for everybody.
EXECUTIVE BOARD
WOMAN'S CLUB MEETS
FRIDAY 11 O'CLOCK
The executive board of Woman's
Club will meet Friday morning at
the club house at 11 ociock. • A full
attendance Is desired.
Miss Josephine Wilkins returns
from Atlanta Wednesday where she
has been the guest of relatives for
several weeks. /
Mr. and Mrs. C^jl Epps returned
Tuesday from their wedding trip, and
will be at home to their friends at
Mrs. E. B. Woods' on Lumpkin
street.
Miss Susie Cohen returns Wednes
day from an extended visit to Naw
York.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis .Raden of
Southern Pines, N. C.. Mr. and Mrs.
H. Kaufman. little Miss Eleanor
Kaufman of Pittsburg, Pa.. Mr. and
Mrs. L. M. Cotton and Miss Edith
Raden of Pittsburg, have arrived for
Morrls-Raden wedding which
will be a brilliant social event Wed
nesday evening at the Synagogue,
followed by a lovely reception.
Mr*. Jam®* White. Jr., and lit
tle daughter Agnes Rosena, spent
Monday in Commerce with hpr
parents, Mr. and Mrs.* T. J. Hood.
The friends of Ml*TT. P. Stan
ley will regret to learn of her
illness at her home on Milledge
avenue.
Mrs. Julius Tklmadge will go to
Atlanta this vdeek V> visit her
mother, .Mrs. Harry Erwin of
Chattanooga, who is taking the
rest cure at the Piedmont sani
tarium.
Piggly-Wiggly stock, which
closed on th estock exchange Mon
day at $72 per share reached i
high level of $180 per share Tues
day morning, it was announced at
Linncll & Co. The par Value of
the stock is $55 per smfre.
NEST 10 HI
SHIM FEUDS
Mild Mannered Clergy
man Undertakes Task of
Peacemaker in Revolver
War That Cost 30 Lives.
ST. LOUIS—A mlld-maimored
priest here bus undertaken us one
of hi* pariah duties the breaking
up of a desperate revolver war be
tween two rival groups of 'gang
sters Which already has cost more
thaa 30 lives.
*Tho priest is the Rer. Timothy
Dempsey, pastor of 8L 1’atrlck'*
church. The two Sana* ore the
Rats” aid the ”JeUy-Rolls. Fa
ther Dempsey once led them by
peaceable persuasion to sign an ar
mistice and now. he saya. he'll do
It again.’
The original dispute started over
political argument and waa giv
en Impetus by an - altercation be
tween a “Rat" and a “Jelly-Roll" as
to how igany aces should be found
In a deck of cards.
Later bank robberies, train hold
ups and .afe Wovingi, is which
profits were unfairly divided,
heightened the animosity.
A climax Wo* reached two years
ago whan' William T Egan. "Rat”
leader, was shot and killed.
Then .the pendulum swung bock
and forth until the gang annals ot
m. Louis were nothing more than
n double-entry ledger kept by death
with the blood of the “Jelly-Rolls”
on one side and the "Rats" on the
MAKE NO
PR08ECUTION
Then Father Dempsey arranged
for a meeting between the gang
sters.
He was highly respected by all
classes. Even the gunmen admired
him.
The priest pledged the gunmen to
lay aside their “gate" and forget
the feud. They agreed. They kept
their promise until Abe Goldfeder.
"Jelly-Roll" adherent, was shot and
wounded.
Then came reprisals dhd the feud
was on again, even more bitter than
before. The latest outrage was the
murder in broad daylight of Jacob
Mackler, an attorney who had de
fended members of the ■» "Jelly-
Roll*."
Apparently In retaliation ‘‘Little
Red" Rowers, knpwn as a friend
of the “Rata," waa shot dead as
he lay sleeping. In none of these
killings hns there been any prose
cution.
FUNERALNOtlCi
flEmino. m.» T 9J
the heme of We sow. J. RFIM
log at Oconee eight*. TM* 1 .
morning In his —ynHy-thiri^yaar.
Funeral service, will be conducted
from Bogg's chapel, Wednesday
morning at 11 (/clock. R.V. W. L.
Jolley, officiating. Interm.nt Will
l>e in the church oemetery. Dun
away & Bon* In charge. The'sur
vivor* are. J. D. Fleming. Oconee
Heights: and seven", grand sons,
Mrs. D. F. Benefield and Mrs. Paul
DeLoach. Atlanta: Misses Jewell
and Bora Carlton aJid Mr. Frank
Carlton, of Elberton. J. M. and
Juliai^ Flemlng^^^^
A human generation Is counted
as 2S years; a generation ot flies
coven eeven or eight days.
#1
on’s Wholewheat!
Bread
|For Vigor and Health |
Thornton’s
Wednesday Dinner
DINNER 50c
Cream Tomato Soup
Old Fashion chicken He
Boiled Turnip Salad
Creamed Irish Potatoes
Spring Onions \
Choice of Plea
Muffins and Biscuits
Coffee, Tea or Milk
50 Cents
Snpper
50 Cents
Breaded Veal Chops
Hominy Grits
American Fried potatoes
Green Peas
Potato Salad
Fruit Pnddlng
Hot Blacnlts
Coffee, Tea or Milk
' 50
Prof. J. T. Hill of the University
jculty will spend the Easter holi
days in Washington, D. C., and
will visit his Alma Mater Wash
ington-Lee.
Mr. C. W. Dudley of Bennitts-
vllle, S. C.. is visiting his brother
Mr. Julius T. Dudley.
—9—
(Mrs. James McIntosh of Elber.
ton, is the guest of Mrs. Isaac
Reid for a few days. 5
MORRIS- RADI
RECEPTION AT
EORGIAN HOTEL.
Following the wedding ceremony
inf Miss Joan Linda Morris and
Mr. Hrfrvy Maurice Raden ot
.Pittsburgh, Penn., Wednesday
evening at the Synagogue the re
ception will be held at the Geor-
flan instead of the home of the
(ride’s parents. Mr. and Mn. Lee
Morris, 190 University Drive.
Mr. C A. Smith, nf Johnston City
Tenn., general passenger and
freight ngent. of the C. and A rail
way. Is visiting his mother nnd
sister, Mrsfl W. II. 8mith and Mrs.
W. Birdsong..
•—8B~
Miss Helen Buich has returned to
Thomnaville. r.fler a visit to Miss
Leila Mue Years.
RICH MEN’S WIVES”
AT THE PALACE ON
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
"Rich Men's Wives," showing nt
the Palace Thursday and Friday Is
a pictorial revelation oA the life of
a beautiful young girl who matches
her physical charms against the
Wealth of her husband. It Is an un
even contest for a while until the
fighting spirit <f the wife Is urous-
ed when she finds herself forced
from the side of her baby boy.
Then the plot takes on the aspect
of sheer melodrama with the scenes
laid among the best surroundlngi
that architectural and decorative^
Ingenuity and skill can devise.
Besides House Peters, Claire
Windsor and Baby Richard Hend
rick, ths cast Includes such play-,
era os Rosemary Theby, Gaston
Glass, Mildred June, Myrtlo 8te<t
mnn. Charles Clary, William Aus
lln Martha MV.C/.S and Carol Hal
loway.
KEEPS FLOWERS FRESH
Hothouse ff.-wera will stay fresh
for a longer time than usual If
you will put g few thin alien of
white soap Into ths water In which
they stand.
Select Oysters, Smoked
Bloaters, Cod Fish Mid
dles, Country. Sausage, N.
Y. State Cream Cheese,
Country Eggs.
KING-HODGSON CO.
Yellow Squash, Egg
Plants, String Beans, Bell
Peppers, New Irish Pota
toes, Tomatoes, Iceberg
Lettuce, Celery,' Cauli
flower.
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• YOU WON’T TASTE IT
When the egg beater or meat
chopper work had put a little
glycerine In the bearings This will
act as * lubricant, but It will not
taste In the toed.
Circular doors, weighing eicht-
*<* and 2 ft thick".re . new
>ro lection for safes against burg-
ars.
FOR HEALTH
Y001 ptew relb Postum in two forms:
Irwunt IVftum (In tias) prepared to-
uiypMR^ cnphyvkl addition of boO-
We believe in thrift, in little economies
and little courtesies for on these things,
great projects are built By practicing
THRIFT you help yourself and your com
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iffee, fresh shipment
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We allow 5 per cent dis
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Common
Sense
Clothes
Talk
Get what you pay for in your suit Remember
that good quality and cheapness don’t mix.
Skilled tailoring is only worth while on fine
fabrics; good style goes with it You’ll see all
this in * x: -Jii&t JMJftAtlf
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GOOD CLOTHES |
We’ve just opened the advance spring styles.
The exhibit is. interesting in every detail.
Lots of fine suits for men and
young men. Fabrics are choicer; "
' styles more varied; values keener.
Our Spring Stock, of two (®) Pants Suits for
the young man just entering upon long trous
ers, is very attractive.
John B. Stetson and Mallory Hats
Florsheim and Douglas Oxfords
Furnishings for Men and Boys
Lee Morris
“The Daylight Corner”
Read Banner-Herald Want
mmu.mm
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Sandals
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