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its life lapping manta of* th
poker hia
llcate shades, 11m* [delightful fkrr
] hidden meaning*
He i pletura’!**
ilatler Nocturne it
the eye N of ihe connoisseur.
Music In form, music is rhythm
uaic ia the mile of the huarnn
1 and surJy civilisation can
noble* meaning than tc
man's soul into more direct
Ivld communication with
BANKER-HERALD, ATHENS/ CEOM JA
PALACE
Monday—^oh Do W era and .Tunc
Slovak In "Dlvi re". Chas. Murray
Comedy. Uelpl I Hogan.*'
Tuesday-—JMa McAvoy, in "Mor-
yja". News Ev nts Showing D©nip*
y-Oihbons FI ht Flashes
Wednesday— 'homas
latest Hensftj n, *''Ch«
[•The Beast* f
Thursday am Friday—America*© (
upular Favorlt , Thomas Melgha,' j
In “The Ne’er U Well". Hull Mon- ;
tana Comedy, Snowed L’ml*
Saturday—All, Star
Town That <Foi ;ot God.
llnllroom Bo:|i Comedy
Smoke."
r Out, "ihe | E*trn: / f
□od." I Saturday—(Western) Lestc
medy, "Holly Curro *T.ic 7m.o Iloi\r”. "Orege
Smoke." J Trail" Extra, /
Appreciation of Beauty, thf Test of
Civilization, Says Signora Ue Fabriiii
sections of
China
provinical
ual," publli
Company
bring order
down consist
for the playli
others. Just as draw
variations in different
ountry, no It seems in
has various local o
The “Ma-Jong Man
bv Houghton Mifflin
J5th. undertakes to
of chaos, and lays
nml reorganized rules
of this popular and
Oftentimes ye hem* of people whr
sprak Hllghtltwly of the value of
music both ni a study and as •
of. Intellectual and esthetic
pleasure. It Js hot Uncommon to
hear an othfwlse well educated
hout the least sens*
gfulty, "Oh I know
miiHlc. but I know
We do not mean
Iterson should know
professional sense
The whole
HI sincere effort or.
of educators is to arouse'
'value of the sub-
in the m.'As of individuals, not
them despite fin:
"One shudd< ■
wielded by pi
Tacitus orfHal t
SB <
grave, wt
bis vices
fully abo
forever bffore
creaking
Bradford
•haln
flin Cotnpfny,
those old
jects not
souls, receded
to think of the power
ntem of character like
•Simon, or Clarendon,
the poweif of Aklng u man out of his
might have slept with
vlrture* wrapt pea«c-
anct giblicting him
gaping posterity In
of Ignominy.'* Mr.
dVred In in "Damaged
tjouK" p^jN.IkJi by Iluyghton Mlf-
all the genius of
ietort^ns to picture his Hub
acts, but ue their
jutweight happiness
r spell defeat? Maude Diver
Furrow," recently publish
fflln Company, pre-
f English men and
the Empire In
FOB 0. I
Next Sat fir
Plans Will
MEIER! HIP DRIVE
V.’S RERE
Meeting W ill Be Held
day When
Be Outlined
Dr. .1. C, Hacklem n of tho Uni-
For Campaign
■s. I Wed net day v William V ItiigsH
Dixon's conudy draml "Goodbye' Girin* 1
Murk of Comedy Hhowers.”
Thursday
iawdust.
Hpecial Clri
Friday
Sleepwalker.
:x
lllnnty—"Tin
Fisrht’mr Blood'
coin
hi wiiderinj
ature paints
By S.ONORAID. FABRITI^ , ““ J
This is the ajK of legist Men
&« sorts of "ujt*",* to determine wealth wlih
“^mcn and chll«k*eii are subject to each nspnrnl
their industrial efficiency, their j w j;i deny lhatjto the iisUoiogoaV
physical «ndui; ice. their racial j an(| |, ot;in jst nM tne wealth ol
SrperlorUy or li »* beauty that l> hll.l.n from iho.r o'
irgely on their ulcknes* ofreflex-1 far outshine th« evident; and a*
Ctkm and their power of Instant ||| i„ with the Cultivated sens© o
co-ordination of nentai und physi*. ugfcepiloii or Apwiallon ' of th*
tal forces. All o: those "tests" ,,r «; j|rtH t , mt come /with study am*
raliiablc and ma e interesting reat .
people w» j revel In- statls* j nMwcl.»t«on with urtiat.i.
any natui *. j Today whn thfr trend of cduca
the pres nt writing there | tj€)n j, r; ,th«*r wr.vard Influences
bureau f r testing the cut* J that ,j«*adcn sen|lbllltien, and ren
apprecli ion of people.
uve yet to *)ear of It. Culture
ppreciatlon rati r vague terms
largely color d by the lndlvl*
i concept of (hat they mean.
Mbcation, that in ft«s deeper
spells cli) lizotion.^^H
for Its ultln »te end. the
of a nice. fnd culture and
of appreciation
ty in the u ts are synonl*
W. nil of tA born with cor*
Instinctive a predations- foi
sound, fra4mn4e, rhythmic
i»t huvo to
»f ustronomy to
s. their • colors
alight with lufiinoas stars and
soiling trail-
midnight blue!
be Botanists to
be majestic moo
quilly in Us sen <
nor do we have t
der blunt the fife edge of ideal Is
tie youth, tho wroductlnn of anj
subject In schooA colleges or uni
rslllcN, 'that sAmulnten the 1m-
nglnuiitm and Htn-n the heart nnf
soul of students, ■ of too great 1m*
lance to he nlglo^ted.
The arts of itflntlrig. sculpture
literature, dancing all have theli
vivifying Influences on those whr
follow them with, seriousness of
purpose. But tlw art thnt com*
bines all of the above more close
ly than any otlir-r lit the trans
cend, nt nrt of mfsie.
Mil.Me Is llterkture! .Yes, It ?•
the unlversay Iniigunge of mankind
thnt open sesanjl so long sough'
nrtd .dill so hlinfly overlooked, by
those who ncgljt*tlng the reined)
so close nt hnn£ go searching far
afield for the 'fore" that will rid
thdr storm-touted and wnr-worr
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r-ek their destiny in
must dwell in the
race, before the
r civilization ran be
A-ith threads of gold;
by nrouslng Hie |w*o-
niflranee of what
to them, that a foi-
•t neeoin-
purpose,
music: not mu
nrt Is 'unrein*
its high nl
may rise anr
bloom And de
vastate by a breath
Its ar I the labors of men:
nrever, serene aloof,
to happiness and
pa nllel with the pursuit
ef pincere an t perfect beauty.
music
lower of thefc
p’lsh his oi
Humanity
sic, hiimnnit
■d dwells f
lar. and whll<
f'll, rivlllzal
*• Indures
aifii?r nlwi] (s
WAR? By Irving Fish-
"League orfWar**
's railed nn prcumi
and If It he gn srg
tain that It Is a co
by Irwin Fisher
rgusnent against war.
argument It Is car
convincing one. Aa
nlcn for the League of Nations
and the part dpatlon of the United
Ptates In /thf organisation,, It la also
successfful. t .la. oi
powerful and forceful books on the
subject that has yet been written
and It la dlftlrult to Imagine anyone
reading that book and afterwards
being opposed to the League or
©me other f rm of International co-
•peration urn ng nations ft wonl.1 ue
well If some 4 the congressmen and
senators wh i so vigorously fight
•i!in"« of thee Unttra
Into the I a cue would read the
hook. It mjrht give a glimpse of
their mental status.
Regardlnt this beak Dr. Frank
Crane hat aids "I eannot apeak
too hlghl) ef Profiteer Irglng *
Plaher'a he k "League er Werf
which hse o do with -et present
before the uman rsee. If l »*•»•
a ttlliennalr , I would buy a million
copies and ilstrlbuts them. It Is
dear aoun reasoning about a
matter tha meant Ufa ar death
to the worh **
Those who have given the matter
any serious ai I deep consideration al
ready see the Importance of the Uni
ted mates pm iclpation In the League
or Its equlva nt. If the civilisation
la to program Dpt there are eome—
many, many- who think, and It
this class tha ought to rend 'League
War?. Th 1 book convincingly and
conclusively shatters every one of the
that have ever been
why the United Staten
should not enler Hie Longue. Some
The officers a d members of the
Women’s auxlll ry to the Joe
Brown Connally Chapter of the D.
A. V. of the Wo Id War will con
duct a drive for ew members dur
ing the week of July 30th to Au-
gust 4th and t >pe to reach as
many as ponsibli who are eligible
for membership nd invite them to
Join the local cb ptei*.
The membersh p of this organi
zation consists oi the wf /os, moth
ers, sisters and augbters 61 dis
abled ex-service nen of *he world
ar and' all *;iid : Lar relatives such
« wives, motlu -a, sisters, and
daughters of pe: sons who were
killed in the mill ary or naval ser
vice during the t ©rid war or who
have since died rom a disability^
received in such ervfce. It Is this
latter class of i iglbles that are
especially wanted to become mem- |
bers of this org nization.
vers.y ot Illinois,
of th* Internationa
merit Association
meet: ^ the impr<
rieti* “ by breedli
Nome 'f hia obser
breed
Drs Soule and 1 iln wil italic
Corr.ti: :r.ity Produc Ion of Virietlee
and • ' "Iain the
done at Wlntervil!
in stu'Mlardlzlng tl e
crops t bat are ..
in th *' community
Brl* t reports
members of the
work tt*cy are n
Ing p irebred
f
and Secretary
Crop Improve-
111 address the
increment of va-
and will piv«
rfations in plant
that h
by yiie College
arietles of
being grown
announcement
the Summer Sch<
If the weather
ercises will be h>
theatre; otherwhu
be held in shrdl*
be transferred t<
where the sltua
ranged for the
to be carried
authorities of
U
permits the ex-
d in the amphi-
the scene wil)
futaoinemfwyppun
Hardman Hall
n is ideally ar-
ogram widen If
II be niUde by
sociation of the
doing in grow-
particularly
cotton.
The
a trip
liege whe
being i -ne in imi roving and tst
ing out the varioils crops will be
explai
The p>grant d< cting the
Mayor of AJigusta
Defends His Policy
In Bi ying For City
The purpose of tho organization
Is to uphold and n alntain the con
stitution and law of the United
States; to realize he true Ameri
can ideals and ain s for which tho
wnr was fought; to advance the in
terests and work for the better- i
ment of tho woum ed, Injured and
disabled veterans of the world I
war; to co-operat » with ail pa- |
trlotfd organizations and pnbllc
agencies devoted
' improving and ad
dition. health, and
j t tumbled veterans
the cause of
ncing the fon- ;
interests of the !
of the world !
lies; to stlmti-
wor and their fan
late a feeling of lutual devotion,
helpf/ lm\ss, and ct nrndshfp among
all members and o encourage in
all people that i filrlt of under
standing which wl 1 gpard against ,
future wars.
The next meetl: g of tho local
chapter will be hel
Mrs. Frank E. Mlt
or street at 3 P. ft
gust 4th. At this
Farr who is the
of the department
A. V. will address
the Auxiliary on ttfe
the disabled
this state. Also som
of the Joe Brown
ter of the D. A. V.
thing of th«>wbrk
Athens. M
present >6mmande
the Aux llary and Mrs
ne Is th adj itant and
her lnformr Hon desired In
r _ io the Aux llary will bo
;ladly given by the: e ladies.
Seed Breet ers to
Athens
have said tha
would have o posed such a League.
The author m|ki
Is far from
said Roosevelt
Fisher
1e by Mr.
elan
:ea It eUar that this
truth. Rome have
opposed the League
'produces statements
oosevelt to his phye*
• thafH i It
»it i4«; ike
l and ( w it
Beorge Waahlngton
his d« ,th bed that make It
favored the league,
book accompHshes
well,
why the United
liter the League. Mr.
obvious tl
And
Its end
questlo
States did n<
Fisher says:
"How doA happen that we,
with all oui k ’e of peace and all
our constru|Ufe work for peace
through RaseylL Taft. Root.
Hughes, am tMlann. are stUJ out
side the le< n4 while practically
the world I* Isllde? In one word
Is the anawK POLITICS."
It la Inter itlng observation that
it present II nations are membere
of the leegu* with ten aa follows,
out: Absslnla Afghanistan. Ecuador,
Germany, leet id. Irak (Mesopotamia)
the Irish Fre Slate, Mexico. Russia
and the Unite (Rates.
It ts certain that the Uplted States
will soma da) become affiliated With
the other nat ms In an International
cooperation fa peace.. Mr. Bok's re.
cent offer will certainly do eome good
In this resperi But It Is unfortunate
that moot en ghtened of all the na
tions Is to Is so late In taking thle
step that Is b end to be taken If the
of clvVksatlon continues. Mr.
book Is timely. . Everybody
nt tho home of
hell, 150 Bock-
Saturday. Au-
meetlng. J. R.
ito commander
of Georgia D.
he members of
Jltlons of
irvlce men of
of the officers
lonnally Chap
evil) tell some- .
In and around
Randall Is the
of the local
tiltur
w£ich w.is to have 1
evenlnc
the Coll-ge
postpf’H"l t
clement weather,
Monday ‘-vening
ng-
Jnlted States
held Friday
phitheatre of
riculturo was
»f the In-
ill te held
icording to nn
Oa.—Replying tc
Augusta iteal Es-
he had been ille*
AUGUSTA,
charges of the
tate Hoard th:
gaily trading x ith the city through
company. the
here of which he 1?
Ma|or Julian M. Smith,
utomont Saturday,
hia policy had been
istrations In power
enty years, but th*
Smitb c
whop sale fi
president;
In a xm\)
declared th
that nt ad
for the past
if such procedure was against pub
lic policy or contrary to city ordi
nances, he wonid discontinue such j
practice during\his administration. I
WELL, V AR*a OV
BERdlN—BrJ ish poata
WORK A TORTURE
Mrs. Sarah Sanders, R.
Cobbville, Georgia, writes l ‘
was well mnch until I ti/
dicta. I now u,se both
the Compound and " *
m<s much
Benedicta I doj
there is no sw
as there used 1
pain.” Thou«
corroborate A!
ment. Get a
from your drug
HEALTH BjDILDER.
/SrVamew
OUR CLEARANCE SALE
Gains in Popularity Each Day—The Buying Public Readily
Appreciates Real Vahies and High Grade Merchandise.
A 25% Reduction
or 1-4 OFF
Former prices i s being offered on every Man’s Suit in Stock, in
lioth Woolen and Summer Fabrics, and including the well known
Kuppenheimer
Clothes
Next Wejdnesday
ternational
Crop Impro\ ement As
sociation W ill Deliver
Address. Pajgeant Mon
day Night.
ill be held at the College of Agrl-
\lf Ift anything tltc-Y
'trkal~»t havt it I,
culture Wednesday
cording to annoutf'*
secretary Prof.
The main purpos*
August 1, ac- (
•©men* by the
It. Childs,
of this -irjinl* |
The same reduction on MEN’S WOOLEN and
TROUSERS, BOYS’ SUITS and TROUS
DOUGLAS SHOES and OXFORDS.
1-2 Off o^AH
Straw Hats
The, Newest Shapes
in Florsheim Shoes
Genuine
Lorraine Seersucker
and Oxfords
Suits
At $8.85 Pair
At $8.75
LEE MORRIS
, "THE DAYLIGHT CORNER”
Comer Broad and Jackson Sts.
JULY CLEARANCE SALE
Sale of Summer Dresses
$4.98 r
Tomorrow 'wo offer 200 pretty Voile., 'll,sues,
Ginghams, Linen and Ratine Dresses in ill the
wanted shades of the season. In thii lot of Iresses
you will find that the cheapest one /old fro i $6.60
up to $12.60—Clearance Sale Price/tomorri w
‘ $4.98 / " .
Every Summer Dress * Must Say
Qood ‘Bye to Their c Rac\
These Reductions WillMo
25 PER CENT Ol
Voile, Linen, Organdies, Tissues,
Dresses, Silk Sport Dresses, Wash Si!
White Silk Sport Dresses—all reduced
ONE-FOURTH OFF
One Lot of Hats That Sold Up to |7.50
Now 98 cents
Big Reductions On Suits,
Capps, Skirts, Abuses Du-
ThtssClean Up Sale
' Co ft SjtiG now 33 1-3 Off
Woolen and Silk Skirts .. 25% Off
All Woolen and Silk Capes .. 1-2 Price
All Sport Silk Dresses ...... 25% Off
All Silk Blouses in colors .... 25% Off
All White Silk Blouses 20% Off
All Muslin Underwear 20% Off
All Summer Millinery now .. 1-2 Price
Extra Special one lot of $9.00 Stylish
Stout Corsets, Special Sale at .. $1.98
W. T. COLLINS INC.