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■P TCT BWfSBH-HmOttP. 3PTHBW. CKOKGCT SUNDAY. DECEMBFn Hooper Go To Richmond, Va. Touring. , extra*. We h*»e Ter, low Dr m thi. c.r which I, „ new. Terra* to nuit. CONOI.LY .MOTOR CO Univereity Faculty Men Will Attend Accrediting Sessions. 65 Ga. Schools on Southern List. Dr. J. S. Stewnrt and Prof. W. l>. Read Banner-Herald Want Ads. “THE SILENT PARTNER” PALACE 8HOWINQ MONDAY Did .you evtr forftet your wife'* birthday? •OeorKo Coburn did, in the Pant-, mount picture, “The Silent Part ner," which comes to the Palaco thoatre Monday, and It almost cont no complaint. When the director asked how he felt and If he could go on, he had the same reply: “Keep shooting. I am all right." Dr. J. J. O'Brien, who has been 6545 Fountain Are. The physician declared his patient would be con fined to his home for several dayr as danger of Infection had not In the story, Coburn has be come a stock speculator, against the wishes of his wife, who doer not want their financial security jeopardised. He la as agrreable as ever, but so wrapped In com plex gambling operations, he har neglected her. His former employer Is In love with Mrs. Cobum, and take# spec ial 'pains to remember the anni versary, as it seems to her every, one else does. When George does remember, and telephones home, he Is too late, and his wife has accepted an invitation to luncheon with the employer, which comes In a bouquet of Amer lean Beauties. It Is a strong temptation which comes to her In the gift of an ex. pensive heart set In diamonds, sent also with the flowers. But she remains true to her own, and re. turns the present, even though It costs bitt*r pangs at the thought of her husband's forgetfulness. A strong cast In this Chari" BIG ATTRACTIONS THI8 WEEK AT THE MOVIE8 PALACE Monday. Leatrice Joy “The Si lent Partner." Comedy “Books and Splrltr." J Tuesday. Kenneth Harlan "Th« Virginian'* News Events Wednesday, Alice Calhouo, with James Morrison. "The Man) Next Door." News Events. Thursday and Friday. (Big Fea ture) The popular American Fa vorite, Norma Talmadge with Con way Tearle' In "Ashes of Yen- Saturday, Marie Prevoat and Huntley Gordon "The Wasters." Comedy, “No Loafing." Every day a big Special Feature. Came from clay—and clay has kept it By Edna Wallace Hopper ‘ ■Today you hear much about at the age of 61, shows what cc facial c*ay» I learned t*-oui the;.* statu ude will do. SO years ago in France. Then they No girl or woman who cares wire crude and muddy, like most whit for beauty can afford to or cinys now. But thty multiplied clay. The users of ©toy stand < STRAND.. Monday, Dduglns Fairbanks (Western) "Th* Bnsrd»r Bandit Killer.*' “ Comedy, "Be My Guest. Tuesday Bill Patton (Western) vastly perfected, keeps me | iity at my grand old age. )<• of you have been amased ist clay does for women. Even old-type clays. No other aid •uty ever'did one-tenth fco “THE VIRGINIAN" l*h Parents" Corned PALACE TUE8DAY Hparks" Kenneth Harlan, who accidental* I Thursday Big/ Mutt of ly shot himself In the street duel jin "Forgive and Forget" scene In Tom Forman*s Prefern* | Friday, Big Picture, "The Virginian," not only Wyndam Standli disobeyed his physician’s orders t — remain In bed but returned to the B. P. 8chujberg Studios and Insist ed on working twenty-four hours straight to finish his part of the scenes In the picture, which Is to be seen at the Palace Tuesday. At the end of the night and day appearance before the camera the actor was In a sorry plight. Hit leg was swollen and Inflamed and he walked with difficulty. During {announced th*t the drlve for a the acting of the scenes ho had re. i school library will b« continued THE LOWEST PRICED GEARSHIFT CAR IN THE WORLD Double Program, hg'i Jtfae Marsh _dusF" Ne# series ‘Fighting Blood". Saturday Hoot Gibson (Western) "The Thrill Chaser," "Fighting Hut there Is now a mw-type clay, white, refined -int dainty French scientist* by 20 years of study, have multiplied Us powers Mai It what that <jlay did for me. After 40 years In the limelight, I look like a gUI of If. £ Now 1 am enabling all to gft It. ud I urge you to find It out. THE SUPREME HELP Clay does more for women’s JtOauty than all other aids com- . Lined, it purges the skin of all , that clogs it—the causes of sal. townees, blackheads and blemish* \A7nILE you are gif* * * ing, give health. There are thousands of sufferers from tubercu losis, forgotten by all the world except the Tuberculosis Associa tion. It needs your sup port to carry on its life saving work. You help when you buy Christ- For $179 Cash and $33.50 Per Month (This Includes Insurance and Carrying Charges.) mas Seals—the Liberty Bonds in the war upon consumption. Buy Christmas Seals I Buy as many as you can. 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If you - are in doubt or in trouble aee her. ii«in>: :■ U. n>. to 8 p. ra. daily: Look for Sign 145*4 Clayton St. (Upstairs) Norma Tatmacgc raises Thursday and Friday liichard and Rachael Rambled to ROYAL PHARMACY for NJhGrape Now they tell others of the fascinating fruity flavor. Sr—From the Fountain Royal Pharmacy, Clayton St.—3c - A Health Restored by Radium The wonderful curative power of Radium has been known for year* However, the benefits of thi R pre cious hselth-giving substance have In the past been only within thi means of persons of wealth. Since the Invention of Degnen'r Radio -Active Solar Pad, any mar or woman, poor or rich, can afford th|*. treatment which offers so much relief from suffering and disease. Degnen's Radio-Active Solar Fad Is worn next to the body day and night. It pours a constant StnMm of radio-active energy In. to the system while you work, plnj cr fJpcp, helping to build up weak ened nerves and tissues to a strong healthy condltoln. It creates n us circulation of blood, thir ing congestion, which is the cause of most diseases, prove jqst what this remark- treatment can do for you. wt send our appliance on trial the understanding that wr not charge you n cent if l« to give satisfactory results This offer is open to nny p«rson who has pain of any kind, nerve weakness, high blood pressure, stomach, kidney or liver complaint bladder trouble, or disease of the lungs nr heart. N-» matter what your nilment or Low long you have had It we will gladly let you try the appliance at our : r!sk. Wrlto today for free literature giving complete Inform, ntlon. Radium Appliance Co.. 15f Bradbury Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif dvertisemenL LIBRARY DAILY Daily Book Circulation Placed At 50. Best New Books Are Secured By University Library. Between 350 and 400 students use the University of Georgia II- bary every day that It is open, it is estimated by the llbran'an in a statement given out here. It is said that the average book circulation per day is fifty copies. At regular Intervals the library bo- cures the better of the new books that are being published and these are put at the disposal of the uni versity students. Only recently a beautiful oil painting of Chancellor David C. narrow of the Unlveslty was placed In the lobby entrance of the library. The picture i?s the work of an Athens artist. Miss Mary Franklin, who only recently turifed from Paris where she spent some Jlme. Teachers Should Do Mucn Research, Says Dr. Edwards That the pn'mary puritose of n university Is to add to the sum to tal of thd- world's nnowledge is the opinion of Dr. A. 9. Edwards, pro fessor of psychology at the Uni versity of Georgia, who states that he does not think that university teachers should have so much clssn work that they have no time left for research work. "In that case, the teacher Is turning out quantity rather than quality." declared Dr. Edwards who Is generally regarded as one of the most brilliant men at the unlvergfty and one of the greatest psychologists In the ■ iulh, Biggest Program of Features Ever Presented in Athens to Be Seen At the Palace Theatre This Week “The Silent Partner” Monday Attraction, With “The) Virginian” For Tuesday—Norma Talmadge ’Stewart, Barrow, Soule Big Week-End Special. j and Chapman Attend Meeting of Twelve Dis trict Schools There. Dr. Joseph S. Stewart, Prof. Paul Chapman. Chancellor David C. Barrow, and Dr. Andrew M. Soule, all of the University of Georgia, to be in Sparta Friday and Saturday In attendance at a meeting of twelve district Agri cultural and Mechanical Engineer ing schools to be held in that o'ty. All of those from Athens were on the program. Dr. Soule went to Sparta from Atlanta where he was in attendance at the annual session of the Georgia academy of science. Dr. Stephens Is In Chair At Ga. Science Meeting Five Athenians in Atlanta For Annual Session of Newly Formed Georgia Academy of Science. With Dr. R. P. Stephen*; pro- feasor of mathematics at Univer sity of Georgia presiding, the an nual gathering of the Georgia Academy of Science is being held in Atlanta Ftlday and Saturday. Five from the University of Soule, president of tho State Col- Oeorgia, including Dr. Andrew M. lege of Agriculture, are to take on the program which la to be of particular Interest to men engaged n the various branches of eclence. Those In Atlanta from Athene er Dr. R. p. Stephens, Dr. Andrew it. Soule, Dr. Joseph Krafka, Jr., Prof. T. H. SfcHatton, and Dr. lohn R. Fein. Athenians Eligible For the Rhodes Scholarship W. C. Carter of Atlanta, Ifcrvey M. Cleckley of Augusta. Alton Hosch of Gainesville, and Hampton M. Jarrell of Athene hare been an notated as eligible* for tho Rhodes scholarship which will take the vVnnor to thb famous Oxford uni versity In England for a year. All four of these boys an etu dent* of Georgia. All hare excel lent records In college activities Including athletics, scholastic and debating. Frank Harold of Americas, nephew of Governor Clifford M. Walker, was the left University of Georgia graduate to win Rhodes scholarship. He it now practicing law In Atlanta. Hooper of tho University of Ccor | llcii, i„ to i» MII , H „ glu faculty leave December t for J Richmond meek'mt ° p ° n M Richmond, Va., where they will at tend the annual meeting of the Commission of the Accredited Schools and Association of col leges and Secondary Education. Dr. Stewart Is a member of the commission on Secondary schools while Professor Hooper I* a mem-1 her of the commlsa'on on higher institutions. There are 65 schools In Georgia on the Southern accredited list, said Dr. Stewart. 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