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TOT HXNHER-HEBAtD. ATHENS. GEORGIA
SUNDAY. APRIL IS, U23,
If Ruptured
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- the need of a support or truss
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ironi a small and innocent little
igopture, the kind that has thrown
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_ J A host of men and women are
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jure of ruptures that were as big
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Peter B. Kyne’s “The Go-Getter”
At the Palace Theatre Monday
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Great Features At
Palace and Elite
About the l»pj»t nil nrnund prf»-
gram Fern at the picture shows will
he need thin \jeck which «tartn Mon
day at the t’alnce when IVtcr It.
SEEN* OWEN PALACE MONDAY
layne’a great story. “The Ufl-Gct-
i'r," will be the attraction. No
r**er lf\ more popular than Kyno
n.t his ntorles In pictures are al
ways a delight to tho movie fans.
On Monday at the Elite a special
return engagement of Douglas Fair*
Lshks In "The Three Musketeers’
will he shown, which Is by fnr the
best picture Doug, ever made and
contain* all the Fairbanks pep nnfl
aetlcn that made this popular star
famous. This feature Is for one day’i
bowing nt the Ktlle theatre Mon
lay."
••THE GO-GETTER" AT
+ HU PALACE MONDAY
Tho Pnrnmount-Cosmopolltan pro
duction, "The Go-Getters," will be
the /eature on the bill at the Palace
Monday. Tho story, written by Peter
TL Kyne, is a fast moving comedy-
drama, In which T. Kyo Liarnes,
Seen a Owen, William Norris, Tom
LcwhI and Louis Wolhelm are
featured players. The supporting cast
In strong. E. If. Griffith, who super
vised the screening of many of Peter
Kyne’s stories, directed.
What’s At the~
Movies This Week
PALACE *
MONDAY: Beena Owen. "The Go-
Getter." Comedy. "Hallroom Boys."
TUESDAY: Milton Sills and John
Bowers, "What n Wife Learned."
I attest News Views.
WEDNESDAY: Barbara lav Marr,
"Poor Men’s Wives." News Views.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Special:
Milton Bills, Elliott Dexter, Anna Q.
Nilsson. "Adam’s Rib."
SATURDAY: eatrlce Joy. "Jarva
Head." Comedy, "Hot Water." J
■LITE
MONDAY: Douglas Fairbanks, "The
Three Musketeers." Comedy, "Whis
kers.",
TUESDAY: Dustin Fnrnum (West
ern), “Tho Buster." Extra. "Around
thu World In 1* Days."
WEDNESDAY: Big double hill.
Earl Williams, "You Never Know."
Harold Lloyd, "Bailor Made Man."
THURSDAY; Gladys Walton, "Gos
sip."
FRIDAY: Jack Hoxie (Western),.
"The Desert Crucible."
SATURDAY: First showing Art
A cord Western Serial, "Oregon
Trail.’* I*a*t showing Pearl White.
Hardwick Has Plan For State
Mansion Costing About $200,000
been the case since ho has been In
Governor to Make Recom
mendations to Incoming
Legislature on Ideas.
OF “BID ENGLISH”
Thomas St. John, Orator
of Occasion, Pleases Fel
low Students With An
Amusing Address.
Thfi "funeral oration-’ of Thomas
St. John, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. B.
St. John, student at the Athens
High School at tihe burial of "Bad
English” Friday made such an im
pression that It is being published
In the Banner-Herald.
The burial of "Bad English*’
marked ihhe close of "Better Eng
lish" week at the High School.
Announcement of prizes In the es
say, poster making contests was
made Friday but the nafes of the
winners of the play writing contest
held in connection with "Better J j-.nr
English" week emphasizing using
good English were omitted by er
ror. They are Fred D. Moon, first;
Loral.no Jarrell, second; Thomas
St.. John and Charley Cate, Joint
authors, third. The prize essay will
ho published on the Parent-Teach
ers page next Sunday.
The oration of Thomas St. John
is as follows:
know not where*- nor do I care,
just as long as he never returns to
this world.
“Bad English is gone; let notlh-
lige of him disappear. Let e"rry
tlge of him disappear. Let) every
rememberance of him be-forgotten.
From the rock-encrusted Pope
street to yon hit* of Chfias street—
from tne well-remembered Prince
avenue to )the better-forgotten
Meigs stredt—let it lift said in
tones of thunder that Bad English
is dead—and buried, forever!
"THOMAS ST, JOHN, ’24."
mock; G. B. Teddy, of Richmond.
Mrs. S. D Rosaer of Augusta, R.
C. Pittman, C N Davis; Mrs J C.
Carrol*, of Atlanta; Mrs. Lymn
Fort, of Atlanta; Miss Martha Fort
of Atlanta.
FARM BOYS FOR CANADA
| BROCK VLLE,, Ontario—Word
.has reached the Canadian branch
of the Quarrier Homos for Orphan
Children that a party of fifty flcot-
tish boys have left for Canada to
entrage In**farm work throughout
Eastern Ontario.
CANADA IN RAPID STDRIES
AS INDUSTRIAL CENTER
WINNIPEG—That Canada wai
gradually becoming more and more
of an industrial country, and that
Canadians themselves wore not
truly aware of the fact, was the
opinion expressed by Professor R
C. "Wallace, of the UniverC'y of
Manitoba.
He stated that during the past
twenty-five years the population ol
Canada hnd Increased 80 per cent,
the railway mileage kgo per cent,
while industrial life of the coun
try increased 700 per cent.
PLACE 10 MILLION EQG8
. INTO LAKE EBIE WATtql
KINGSVILLE, 1 Ontario—T, n ,
lion eggs ol whltefl.h and h*ri|»|
the largest hatch ever mud. ,
will he carried out-by the Go,,
ment tugs two miles Into Lake r
some time during this month
turned loose.
The moving out of the Ice i
ly decided the hatehtry officii
make the “dump" Without f U i
loss of tme. . *
C ampus
hatter
THE FRESHMAN CLUB dance
Friday night was a huge fcuccess
Many visiting girls from al parts
of the stat" attended, and added
ly to the enjoyment ol the af-
The fi*-.-hmen are to he
ily congrJtu ated on putting
the din.'C n such finished
•DIAC f LUC held a short meet-
Saturday li« p. abody II.ill for
purpose of ma!» rg som . amend
ts to th.-lr constitution
Fellow students, Teachers.
Ladles and Gentjemen: A funeral
Is usually an occasion of sadness
ahd tears, but this Is ncB. We meet
here today to bury an enemy and
it is with great rejoicing that we
' > so. Bad English was our enemy
and a very powerful one at that.
"He was ever vigilant, j ever
ready, ever watching us day nnd
night. He was over deceitful, ever
poised to spring upon iub from be
hind .always ready to catch us un
awares.
"Many have gone down In the
past; many in tihe flowers of youth
have been cut off; many, with nil
the advantages of a good educa
tion, have been ambushed* on the
road to Success by Bad English.
He has been hunted time and
time again, and trap after
after trap has been set for 'him.
but still (he has eluded them all.
Often he has been almost In our
clutches but he has easily escaped
We knew not how this came
about. We had good traps, good
weapons. Yea, verily, we had many
of these; bill we knew not how to
use them.
What wo needed was an ally.
What we needed was someone to
show us how to bait our traps and
how to use our weapons.
"In flood English we found a
mightly ally. We found a helper
and instructor. We found someone
who could marshal our forces for
the complete extermination of our
arch-enemy, Bad English.
Bad English t» now dead. We
killed him during Good English
Week. Never again will ho be res
urrected.
Had ho been an upright enemy
(nsMead of n low-down one, we
would hury him with nil military
honors. Had he been a fair fight
er InBtond of a foul one, we would
weep while we bury him. But no!
On account of his bad character
we rejoice that he ts dead* on ac
count of his Insidious methods we
are happy that he has left this
world never to return!
This will ever bo an auspicious
day in the hls’Jory of the Athens
Hifjh School. It will bo a day of
rejoicing throughout the English-
speaking world. No more will he
lessen tour chances of ultimate
kapplfttaaf no more will he block
our path to Success. No, never
again!
"Bad English Is dead; gone I
THE RIDING '’LASS girls,
under the direction of Capt. Wise
has many members and the class
is constantly increasing Much en
thusiasm is being manifested
THE WOMANS’ STUDENT Gov
ernment Association of the Univer
sity wil hold a meeting In Peabody
Hall Wednesday for tho purpose of'
electing new otlcers lor the year
1923-24 Miss Grace Allen, presi
dent, anounces that chapel and the
9: SO class of the women student!
wil be excused Wednesday in ordei
that the r. * * \mg n ay be held. It
will begin promptly at 9:30.
A MOCK SALE, to be conduct
ed by "Jack” II. Chaffin, of Madison
has been decided upon as a feature
f the "Little International Live
Stock Show," a yearly* event of the
University Saddle and Sirloin CIub.|
cording to I)r. M, P. Jarnigan
much larger number of con
testants will be entered in tho sad-
d*e horse show this year. This fea ■
ure is creating much 4 »>*eresi
mong the Co-eds. who do tho rU»
ing, nnd nlrcady they are looking j
forward with pleasure to the occa
sion.
MUCH PRACTICAL work if
>w being done In the law school,
uccording to Its head, Professor
{Rylvanus Morris. All of the seniors
have attended regularly the recent
sessons of the superor and federa*
courts, nnd two students. Uiyseei
Stand nnd Jay McPherson, en
gaged in actual practice before the
bar.
JOE BENNETT, of Atlanta, and
Alton Hbsch, of Gainesville, are
undergoing meekly tho pangs of
initiation Into that ancient and hon
orable organization. The Sphinx. ■ ^
• PROFESSOR GEORGE CRABI!
•has Just returned from South Geor
gia. where he conducted an ex
tensive survey of soil types . 'He
wil lnlso report on what is being
dene in that section in the cultiva
tion of cotton under boll weevil (
conditions. i
Athens Visitors
Keeping
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Emblem of Satisfaction
One of our Service men, Mr. R. G. Young has returned
from a two-days’ Service Clinic, conducted by .the Buick
Motor Company.
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The object of the clinic was to educate the service men
-ef local Buicjc dealers in the latest developments in
Authorized Buick Service methods and equipment.
We overlook no opportunity to increase the efficiency of
our sprvlce department nnd the visit of Mr. R. G. Young
to the clinic sessions will result in a higher quality of
Buick service at a lower cost to the owner.
We are now operating the Flat Rate System of Service,
which hns been recognized by progressive automobile
^manufacturers as an advanced step in the servicing of
motor cars.
Mr. Buick Owner, use Authorized Buick Service. It is
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'Among those visiting In Athens
Saturday were: C. N. Davis, o, At
lanta: itussell 11. Drown, of Atlan
ta: C. O. Oroomle, of Richmond; J
II. Onrtlcy, of Atlanta.
C. L. Gooden, of Atlnnta: Mrs.
O H. I’ortcr. of Atlnntn: Miss Har-
key, of Gainesville; W. O. Dum-
ATL/.NTA.—An executive man
sion to cost approximately J200.000
centered- on a piece of property of
at.toast an acre, and more If pos
sible, to be properly ir'.cupel;
the building to he made of Georgia
materials—granite and marble—
furnishings and fixtures to bo in
lie In keeping with the building,
nnd the whole thing to be com
pleted wfchln a year will lie one
of the recommendations Governor
Thomas W. Hardwick will make to
the legislature this year.
Since Macon advocates of Cap!
office, Governor Hardwick is ol
definite conclusion th::t the trans
action which took tho old mansion
property Into commercial usage,
under an advantageous long-term
lease, should be followed just os
quickly as possible by subatfvutlng
a tjew and much better mansion.
NO COST
FOR STATE
Ills plan for providing a man
slon contemplates not one cent ol
outlay on the state’s part, since
the Income from tho old mansion
property can readily be amortised
for, say ten years, thereby afford
ing in round figures $240,000, which
ran be devoted to providing quite
the most magnlflclent exerative
home of any state In the souU>.
Governor Hardwick will recom
mend that tho new mansion be
lal Removal have concluded not to j ma(le j Ust as ne arly as possible a
press that fight In the legislature | r .>|.lLca of the old iMHledgevllle
again tills year there should, in | man8ton> wWch a Wpe of 0 id
the governor s belief, be southern architecture he believes
sition to going forward with thla 1 „ houl<l . be preserved. It Is Urge,
piece of necessary work for the j commodious and comfortable, and
state, since It Is essential that \ especially well designed for the
some immediate provision be made entertainments which Gov-
to supply the stave’s chief exocu- ornor Hardwick believes should be
live with an official home. Hereto- j nmde more a part of thl? official
fore that progress has been block-. nr,. n f the stato Itself. Moreover,
ed by the Capitol Removal fight, j s c f the opinion that a magnif-
and while it-was wholly agreeable i idont Georgia granite and marble
—even desirable t<vhlm. because of j structure, following the general de-
•Mrs. Hardwick’s health, which H jgb of the old MUledgeville man-
would have been overtaxed In tak-! 8 ion, would Immediately become
ing car© bt if targe executive home j one of the show places of the
-Ahat the governor he Installed at [south, and would adv*i0lse eGor-
jtbe peorglan Terrace Hotel, as has [ g i a all over the country.
Exquisite complexion
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more Red-BloodCells!
Beautiful complexion* come from blood tbat if rich with many
Red-Blood-Cells. Kvery woman au» bow have » queenly
complexion in n snrpriringly ehort time by nring
S. 8.8., the,great builder of Bed-Blood-Cellg.
Madam, ta. la fet tk. r~*4| V.J"
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"it. ItoekS.S.S. I gained
4fy elcin altered up.
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