The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, September 02, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextjpLiie Merry-Go-Round” Coming to V ,fFhe Palace Thursday and Friday fcim" will be tho two days special at the Htrand for Monday and Tuesday, Here la the b^st there Is In good clean wholeso.no enter tainment and a picture the wholt J ^ ** family can enjoy. On Monday af la the glorious. glittering fascinating!" said the New Tori!»the 2 p. m. pcrfornwr.c. of life In Vienna that Times. "It will pay you to make! the first GO children will be ad York's Broadway by a visit to me Rlvoli before it. mitted to the theatre free. t a scintillating, vivid moves away!'* said the New York I story, of the riotous rev- Telegram. “Exceptionally fine- Stjfl WEEKS PROGRAM and lavish luxury Of an ora- impressivet" aaid the New York ligcourt, the fantastic whirl American. **U<(illy areat.— gor- nnd laughter that g^otis!’* said the Morning Tele- vorythlng before it and graph, ‘‘It Is b*g: It la enormous; tremendous crowds that three big-weeks at two adway’a largest picture It was booked for nn 5n- rnu ,dt one of the largeat Ultimate theatres 'in the very of New York's theatre dls- i v ar.d pec ll!*’ aaid the New York World. “Vastly worth - vhile!" said the Nfw York Sun and Globe. Tb*“ t» your opportunity* to aec this great production. The great est love "ntcify 'ever told, never* seen -a picture llko-^tla—It’t a picture that yd|» w*ill never for* atu * At the Palace Thurudny and Frl* fepectacle. "Scintillating .day Jh!s week. Ice and Sltrand Announce Big attractions Every Day This Week AT THE MOVIEC Pallet Monday—Miriam Cooper, Gaston Glass In "Daughtera of the Rich.* Comedy, "The Rusher." Tuesday, Chna. I. Harris, "Th' Vie That Binds." Latest Ncwi Wednesday. Katherine McDori- o # 1. "The Scarlet Lily". Snap Shots President Hardlng’/i Fun eral. — Thursday and Friday, Normnr, Kerry, ay Phllburn. Tho season's ’'It? Production: "The erry-Go* Round." Saturday; Kenneth Harlan, "Tem Jj^fornry Marriage." Comedy, "Ol! *Welta," Strand Monday and Tuesday flpecln* Poofh Tarkingtor's Great Story o1 American Roy Life. "Penrod am 1 Sam" Monday Comedy, ‘Goor r-«m aionuny unmcrtjr, “Goor Harrow Leeds." Tuesday, "Daniel Ropne.*" «P w,nnetle • • • Wednesday .Tohn Gilbert. "Th« f " P ann of Youth." Comedy "Cal and Piddle. Thursday. Alice Calhoun, "A i Desire Friday. Harry orey (Special - “T^e Rapids." Saturday: Bier— Boy Williams Western 1 "Cyclone Jones" “The Steele Trail" Extra. ■ many pa* • ment of appeal whloh you seek It enjoyed tl a local show screen t entertainment—a story, u ,-o great pictures, ( cast of your favori'e plnyora unc VJves" «nd l’oot fine directing. We feci no hesl- • we feel that you taucy iir recommending It as on* e Interested ih knowing that of the greatest screenplays ihat *" Show Monday at tho Pal* , has ever been our privilege* ^etor Gasnler's third pro [show. PfOf modern socloty life gbters of the Rich.' . of the Rich** com-("PENROD AND 8A,M” 8TRaND k1ftvlshb*sn of the first! MONDAY AND TUE8DAY .and the heart inteest of, Rooth Tark!ngto»i*s front story ltd contains every ole- of that American boy, "Penrod anu Socialist Sneaker And Nine Others Arrested in Riot KANSAS CITY.—Nine persona including tho speaker were urrsnt- ed at a meeting Thursday night when police were summoned t« prevent a riot following a spoech by'Mrs. Esther Freedman of New York la tho ftnorost •*.? the social istic party. Her auditors resented her remarks. It Is said. Mrs. F.rel*dman Is quoted by po lice ns saying that she pitied poor German .soldiers because the United States used poison gas and urged disbanding tins army and placing the control of the affairs of the government In the hands of the socialists. Second Dist. A. & M. To Have a Good Enrollment* Report TIFTON, Ga.-—Prospects are bright for a large attendance at th< Second District A. & M. School, which opens here »a* tho 1923-24 session on Monday, September 8 Two new cotenges are now belnr built to take care of ttm overflow from tho dormitories. The lumber used In the construction of thr cottages was cut op the school farm. W, O. cMartin & Co, Auditors and . Accountants Atlanta Trust Company Building cAtlanta, Georgia FIDELITY LOAN & INVESTMENT COMPANY STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION 1 f AUGUST 9, 1923. stock and other progheselvi Ing methods. ^ And wo w*Ill add that every dlsli on his table was raised by "Mr / ; un Sis farm. That occasion 1 and dinner was a. splendid adver* # tlsenicut ror Oconee count* anf 1 Piedmont Georgia ' USUl’SCUIHEliB (Continued From Page One) dicates a, better yield than nny j other county in this section, Wal- j ton, Greene and Clarke holding { second and third pieces. Crcene -county's crop indicates G3 per cent of normal at the time the report was compiled. Clrrke follows with 60 per cant, llart county Indicates a 60 per cent of normal yield, with -Miorgan, New ton, Franklin, Ranks and Wilkes above the average for the United States, reported Friday. T hnere trpon.wdB- taodltuaolr The report on counties in this section follows: County Percent L'tfrku Jackson 57 Oconee 40 Walto 67 Greene 63 Jasper .... y 35 Morgan 51 Newton 53 Banks • • - - / • • 68 Elbert 54 Franklin 56 Habersham, .... 56 Hart jjV Lincoln .... .. Madison 53 Oglethorpe 50 ftephens Wilkes 55 The following is a group of south Georgia Counties showing the in dicated yield - on September 1: County Percent Atkinson .... “J Ben Hill J* Eelrin 15 Brooks "J Clinch Coffee »• * “ Colquitt "OOk J? Crisp • • “ tw.ly • • • Echols Irwin..... 27 Jett Davis f * 'nnler ™ Lowndes .• • • • f" 5 ”irt ?2 Tni-ner J! Wilcox *? .Vc-th •••• !j The Georgia Co-operative Crop Reporting Service Is a combina tion of the State College of A«r- tcuR«v*c, U. S. Bureau cf Agrlcni- ♦ural Economics and 8tate pspiirt- •pent of Agrlculttiro and Ifr con- ildered very reliable. PRICE’S BARBECUE (Continued From Page One) -With the opening of fall the 11 moving picture programs will take || on added life and the productions . scheduled for showing here this i fall and winter are the most brll- I Bant ever offered Athens. jj It Is true that Athens has ahvay • •, enjoyed the best pictures matfo, H getting many of the big release! f| before the yarger cities, duo to i tho New York connections tho lo-1 cal management enjoys, buf tills II winter it seems that the producers j | have vied with each other in tho,, releases offered. j' As" an illustration of what local ,| theatre-goers onjoyythe following i will suffices l^ast week a party of' Athena pe<$la were In New York 1 and wanted t> s*»e a picture rather *| than a ligitlniite production; they | went orount tc one of the Broadway \ Jiouses, one rf the leading places 1 and found that the "Mc-rry Go I Round" was playing and tho price ( was 12.75 per person. SAME PICTURE COMING HERE This same picture is showing at , tho palace next Thursday and Frl* | day for forty cents. It is the same jl picture ns New York saw*. ’ Such hlc pictures as "Holly- I wood," "Tho Cheat,” "Homeward ! Bound," "Lawful Larceny," “3 j Wise Fools," "The Brass Bottle," j 'The French Doll," with Mao Mur ray; "Where the North Begins," . "Purple Highway," "Why Worry," { with Harold Lloyd; "Enemies of Women,”. "The Coovered Wagon," Scaramouehe" with Alice Terry; "Captain Applejack." "Three Ages” with l uster Keaton, "Tiger Rose," "Bdeau P'rummel" and many other extraordinary pictures would In dicate that daily treat snwalt the public htyc during the fall and winter nnd the management must bo having to pay a sweet price to offer these pictures along with the big tow nhouses. It looks like a big season on the cinema, indeed: —C.E.M. School tes OPENING OF SCHOOL , Text Books Writing Materials SUPPLIES FOR EVERY NEED We are ready with a full complement of all required text books for the public schools—both county and city—and wo have the most complete line of students’ supplies in this section. BOOKS WILL BE SOLD ON CASH PURCHASES ONLY AUTUMN SPORTS EQUIPMENT “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy”—and we’ve looked after his play equipment too. Every item of athletic equipment is here for fall and winter sports, and the prices are right. - ‘ The McGregor Co. Read Banner-Herald Want Ads ft ii RESOURCES LOANS SUBSCRIPTIONS to Capital Stock in Course of Collection . S3 CASH .. .. • ~ .FDRNITTURE AND FIXTURES: Cost $765.99 . Less Reserve .. . .. 125.99 $81,009.25 12,936.88 1,077,47 630.00 TOTAL .. .$95,653.60 LIABILITIES To Other Than Stockholders NONE CAPITAL: Capital Stock $75,000.00 Surplus .. 18,000.00 Undivided Profits 2,653.60 TOTAL ....... ..$»&,653.60 havp just completed an audit of tho books of account of the above' Company, 1 — the period from commencement of business, May 15, 1022, through August ^detailed report of which has been furnished the Pre»ident\nd Bonn! of Direc ts condensed statement is prepared by ps from sa(3 report and ia a true t cf this Company's financial condition at date shown. W. 0. MARTIN & COMPANY, Auditors and Accountants, By W. O. MARTIN. _ s V--‘ - -V- .- * * *■ - 4. even distant count'es. Athens sent a large delegation of ladles and gentlemen Amonx tho dis tinguished guests was Governor Clifford Walker, who was kept bustt all tho while shaking handE with friends. The 'cue was served In the beautiful grove surrounding the | spring and n more desirable place could ‘not be found. There was parking ground for the large num ber of cars, nnd several acres Jl delightful shade tor visitors. Mr. Price nnd the indy members of his family left nothing undone that would add to the pleasure of guofcta. ‘ In fact their hospitality was unbounded and overflowing. An*l the feast served was charac teristic of the great-hearted Jl»»» Price. Long tables in the grove were laden with the most delicious' barbecued meats and all the good eatables this bounteous land pro vides. And n more delicious 'cue* was never . served. When the auvsls repaired to the tables they found heaping,plates of the most nppertizing hash and m?ats of all kinds, cooked to a Him, with tubn of Ice tea, buttermilk nnd othelr I dainties. And all the while heap ing platters of meats fresh from the pit were passed around. Thanks were returned by Rev* E. L Will, pastor of the Athenf Presbytei^an church A finer and more representative gathering wn» never held In Georgia or any oth er state, nnd the reunion of peo ple from so wmny counties nnd section** grently added to the pleasure of the occasion. After the 'cue was served* r watermelon cutting- was next in Vder nnd loads of line melons wer* at hand. After the whites had eaten the table was turned over to the dar keys present, and which was characteristic of Jim Price nttd tho Southern planter. Did space space permit we coull fill columns telling about this 'car ( and the delightful gathering. Suf- jflce it to say It was characteristic of Jim Price one of the most uni- versaly popular men in his sec tion or state. Several * leading ciUsens J df Oconee said Jim Price coaiRt get sttjr office he asked at the hands of fcls people and ai evi dence of his popularity be was elected to the Legislature from hli county, as an Iron-ribbed Demo- erat when Oconee was overwhelm- nr OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN It will be to ycur benefit to ask about our special eaay payment plan when you come In next time. We have made several improvements and are now ready to give you twelve whole months in which to pny for any purchases you may wish to make. A small down payment delivers the furniture to your home, too. w TERMS--EVEN AT THESE LOW PRICES In the offering of such high quality furniture at these low prices, it seems almost too much to expect credit too. But, as in keeping with the policy of this store we are do'ing the us ual and allowing you to purchase your furni ture at these new low levels and still take twelve months to pay for it. The real value of this privilege will be more appreciated when you have seen the beautiful , things' we are showing at present. 3-Piece Bedroom Suite $87.00 Odd Dressers Special-Only $30.00 A d^err.tr like the one shown here \* a handy piece of fur niture for any bedroom—one makes the furnishings cora- f ilcte. This dresse, is fin- shed in. mahogany or wal nut. Has large mifror and ' spacious drawers. It is strongly made and will give 'you really satisfactory serv ice over a period of many Come in and see it Well Made Mattresses - $10.00 Put a .top to then night. lit toising and unrat. They are earned by poor deeping equipment and ft f« no long er necessary to put up with such inconveniences. The mattraiei we ate showing. ; today ellgw_fall < relaxation i and' rent. — This is the kind of a suite you would want in your own room. Consists of three pieces—bed, chifforobc and dresser. Finished in mahogany. Bed is full size ar.d has straight ends. This suite has been made to withstand years of con- . tinuous usage, and we feel that you will appreciate ita-value when you see it. Come in tomorrow. DORSEY FURNITURE Overstuffed ’ Chairs J, $69.00'-55 The overstuffed chair shown here is a beauty and one that should be ift your living room providing you arc a lover of all that is beat in furniture. Tapestry or ve lour upholstering, full spring construction nnd genuine mahogany frame. This is a very comfortable chair— well designed and low priced, Davenport Tables - $25.00 An array of beautiful dav enport tables in voeiousjde- aigns artd finishes awhits you at this store. Be sure to ask to see them when you come in. Some are in the beautiful period designs. Others with hand turned legs and oddly designed- tops. They are of ths' highest quality and guarantee satis* faction. At this low price a real bargain.