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DECEMBER H. 102,1.
I "Bayer”-’Genuine!
SPORTNEWS
GET 1115 ON
Twonty-«even members of Geor-
rla*i Fre *
pria'8 Freshman football squad
will be awarded “27” numerals to-
ie ‘ JTayer^Tablets of As-
fve I’r&typved /afa by
snd presetted by physi-
r tuentV 3 4K»e years for
Pi nip ns laitery.,. Handy
o? tv.elvq . tablets 6ost only
Bt s ::t r.ny drugstore. Each
»r.iain s proven directions
hd tells how to prepare
K-*rjrIc for sore throat
k in. -^f AdWrt iesm cnt.)
.. -«-»«««» <•! numerals tu-
night at the aqnual football ban
quet at the Georgian Hotel.
The following is the list of
numeral winners: ’ Johnson, Jim
mie Howard, Jack Curran, “Big
Six” Luckey, Armand Mapp, Bell,
Walter Forbes. Wilder, Hand,
Clay, “Tiny” Groves, Willie An
drews, Rogers, Crowley, Talmadgc
Elrod, Georgo Morton, Howell
Hollis, “SHakey” Kain, “ikey”
Sherlock, Hatcher, Walter Hebblc,
rowier, Boland, Cook, Winston
Carroll and Dnffey.
T« wjn numerals the men had
to play In one of the conference j
games.
Boxing, Fencing
And Wrestling
Lessons Given
Huntley Gordon and Big Special Casl
in “Pleasure Mad” At the Palace
Theatre Tonight -
COLLEGE PARK, Ga.—Capt. R.
McFadden, army detail a
Georgia Military Academy, Is in
structlng students at that insti
tutlon in wrestling, boxing, and
fencing. This insructlon cornea
three times a> week. Capt. McFacr
den spent three years in tihe Phil
ippines and prior to his detail to
0. M. A. was located at Ft. Leav
enworth. *
Three Stars Are
Back to P1 a y
In Cage .Game
COLLEGE PARK, Ga^Geonda
ball practice with three member*
of last year's V returning. They
are Hearn, the best’center In preo
circles In the state and the elon
gated youth who so nucceisfully
<rs Best Laxative is
tslifornia Fig Syrup"
Under Coach Stanley Bachman ‘*Wcd the team in winning
the “Bullpups” had a fine season,!ton states' Champtonfhip hold nt
losing their only game of the Arbur nast year; and Captain Pa*
year to the Alabama “rats.” Their
averago for the season was around
twenty points per game.
Sanford and
Stegeman Back
■ From Capital
Dr. S. V. Sanford and Coach
Stegeman returned Monday from
ton and Tompkte Oglethorpe, also
star players.
TAKES LIFE ON BIRTHDAY
TO KEEP DEATH FORECAST
ue Shows if
ft, Constipated
WAUKEGAN, III.—“When a ; pian
lives for hlmrelf alone ho Ih dead
In spirit.”
"When the period of a manV
usefulness ta passed -he is dean'.”
This was the philosophy of ilen.
ry' Dowst, wealthy Wnukegan ec
centric.
_____ _ .. „ Today Dowst Is dead. It would
Washington where they attendeJ \ have been his 75th birthday, hut
'siong of the S. I. C. Frl.- I before tho dawn he pulled an aeasy
day and Saturday. I)r. Sanford • «halr before th gas .stove In th
i was re-elected president. This
. Mother! • Even a fretful,
■h child s loves the pleasant
|pf "California Fig Syrup”
HHfr fails to open the bow-
|A teaspoon ful today may
rrow.
genuine
li” winch has
children
ages priqjtt| on bottle.
You i ir.ustsoy “Califor-
• you imitation
niement.)
1 Thing-DON’T* MISS IT.
tho third consecutive year he
haa/sorred in this capacity.
Tho conference meeting accom
pushed hut little that Is new In
intcr-collegiate athletic circles.
But one new college was a
mitted to tho conference, Se-
wanee. This school was original-
ly intended for entrance, it was
stated. Mercer, Furman, Loyola.
Centenary «nd Centro werb de
nied admission and a rulo pass
ed requiring colleges to await In
vitation before gaining admission,
September 10th was retained as
the opening day for football prac
tice . New Orleans was solected
as the next meeting,place of the
Association.
Chamberlain Medicine Co., Dee
lo».a, jmd receive in return a
:bge containing Chamberlain's,
Icciwljr for cough*, colds, croup,
I, ' flu” and whooping coughs,
i roa U Cba mberlain’a Stom-
Tablets for stomach trou-
!ige»iion£ gaaey palqs that crowd
t, fiiidiiMiess and coostipiyion;
1 in’s Salve, needed in ettry
burns, scalds, wounds, piles,
affectioracItliMO valued family
lyoi *
kitchen and turned on the kuh and
aa the fumes filled the room he
pondered. over his philosophy of
life and death.
!L CLERK STOLE 11.751
3 MONTHS AND $100 FINE
CHICAGO.—It was an expen
sive $1.75 that Harry Perkins. 19.
'took from an envclopo in a federal
postoffice substation. For, prose
cuted by Assistant United Steles
District Attorney Joseph Mercn-
sky, before Federal Judge W. C.
Lindley, ho pleaded guilty to the
theft. Judge Ljndlcy- fined him
$100 and sentenced him to three
months in the county jail.
Bryant Washburn Tomorrow With Harold Lloyd in
“Why Worry” For Thursday and
Friday Special.
GRANDMOTHER READS
MARRIAGE CEREMONY
The *«ev
fot 6Hbre
r.ri ij.
CHtCAOO+-AfWr cicely con
sulting her mirror and listening lo
mnny ndmlrera, Mr«. part Leea ha.
come to the conctualon that aha 1. _ m
beautiful dor auch a .prearic DdVihrVsrdeiiui. to" Edward Tco"
Ur. The Rev. Ml». Elliott. Is 78
PORTLAND, Ore.
Mrs. Maggie T.
than fifty years
ister of the United Brethren
church, officiated at the mar
riage of her granddaughter. Miss
a fur only 5 cents. Don’t n
Banner-Herald
Want Ads.
thing ns matrimony and should
devote her beauty and talents to a
stage career.
She evidently beiltves that there
Is rnfety In numbers and Is will
ing to fcs admired by men
masse, hut insists she is through
with husbands.
As a result of her decision, she
asks the court to annual her mar-
.’u-LELLAN’S
I r,-10.25c STORE ■
f r,,turnons in Ladles’ snd
|«' Hats—we -must make
n t r our JOnu merchandise.
i.'>-oo •-■grr ' • ~ ~ti r*
• and S-1.04 II
rinse to Carl Lee and to protect
her from him snd her former hus
band. Harry ettonvr.
years old. Twenty-two years ago
•he officiated at the wedding of
her daughter, now Mrs. Thomas
Verdenius,
Read
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“THE COVERED WAGON” DRAWS
LARGECROWDS IN ATLANTA
Sweaters ..
s’ Sweater^ i •
* *Sweater» .. .
•Sweat*w ..
Jersey*
PATCH Ok*P WINDOWS
Benson’s
Fru^Cake
Is Good
|''c us an order to mail
to you^yjend,
anywhere.
enson’s Bakery
ply <S more days before
1 books close.
W . A. MALLORY,
Tax Collector.
VHONE-% 6
Taxi Service
’ay and Night
ERNEST TORRENCE as Bill Jackson In
Covtred
eHowCabCo.
1*11 ONE 66
Office
'•ROtlGIAN HOTEL
■—, *
The wt Paramount picture.
"The Covered Wagon," which hat
already won the greatest soccelt
of many seasons in New York,
Loston and Lns Angeles, Is now on
tlew nt Ihe Atlanta Theatre where,
es In the other clliee mentioned
It Is drawing capacity houses r.l
tho matinees and night perform
ances. Beside- the stirring dramatic
I incidents of the Emerson Hough
I narrative: 1 the thrilling beauty of
■the scenes, and the exciting epi
sodes of the prairie fire, the In-
tdlan .attack and the perilous ford-
ilng of tho treacherous Matte River
•ty tie wagon teal*. the> Picture
| carries a met sage of high patriot-
• turn that reaches the heart of every
Ixholder. Nb one can see /The
Iroveml Wagon” wltltont gaining a
,n „ U
‘
u.krMainllllK a< DMSIB if'
and idealism of those brave soul,
who crested the civilisation of tho
west, nor con anyone escape a
feeling of pride that these men
and women were the forefathers of
the true Americin of todsy. The
chief characters In this stupendous
photoplay are impersonated On the
screen by J. Warren Kerrigan,
Lois Wilson, Alan Halp. Charles
Ogle, Ethel Wales, Ernest —
rente. Tully Marshall, Guy Oliver,
and John (hr. The mualcal accom -
panlment to the picture, arranged
by Hugo Relsenfield. la played ky
an orchestra of twenty-firs pieces'
under tho direction .of Orvinip
Mayhool. - • •
“The tovered Woeoe* rwHIrvbe
seen at Ihe Colonial Thedfhj M4n-
day evening. Tucsdgy i>uiiyieo«n-}
rrenIngkSeat«MrOw r thMdWe*'*ip
Harold Lloyd In “Why Worry,' Palace Thursday and Friday
"PLEASURE MAD," With
HUNTLEY OORDAN,
PALACE TONIGHT
Sudden wealth brings tho Ben
ton family from their cheap little
suburban home to tho lap of lux
ury on Riverside Drive in New
York. No more need to economsle
worry about moneyl They're
nil free to enjoy themselves with
out stint. Only the mother seetna
to lack the Instinct for fay reck
lessness. Father, son snd daughter
toko to the city's night life with
the avid hunger of starved Uvea,
and Ihe mother, longing tor her
peaceful homo in the Valley of
Content, watches them climb to
the diisy peaka of Belt-Indulgence.
An attractive society woman cap
tures the husband'# Interest. Ho
demands that his wife free him b.
divorce. The children—
It's ail told In "Pleasure 'Mad','
the thrilling screen version cf
Blanche Upright's novel, produced
by Reginald Barker tor the Metro-
Louis B. Mayer forces, at the Pal
ace tonight
BRYAN WASHBURN
PALACE WEDNESDAY
“The Love Trap,” at the Palace
Wednesday As not the greatest
picture ever made, nor is U the
most'gorgeous spectacle ever film
ed. It dpesn't employ all of the
most famous stars la screendom
Ufa not
It Is lust
concerted
effort which hae been made to pro
duce feature pictures of a higher
and more satisfying type,
in
GIANT PLAYS ROLE OF
ARMY IN “WHY WORRY 1
WITH HAROLD LLOYD
PALACE THUR8DAY
AND FRIDAY
-It is a good thing for Luis An
gel Firpo, the Bull of Pampas, that
be established himself as South
America's' fighting champion be r
fore Harold
Lloyd released his
latest-laugh provoker—"Why Wor-
Otherwise ^o would have
dangerous rival/'n Colosso.
hermit from' the mountains - of
South America," who I* certain tr
make a big hit In “Why Worry.”
Colosso is a small fellow—If you
look at him from an aeroplane. He
M only 8 feet 9 1-4 Inchee tall;
weighs 480 pounds, and wears alia
twenty shoes,' each of which
weighs twenty pounds.
Colosso ttas not a lighting man
uittll Lloyd Introduced him Into
rlctures. TMen he becamc/urlcm-.
Of course, no offense Is'j^lntcii at
tho morion picture. But tne 1 way
he tosses around, human flesh In
ANCHOR ROPE PROVES
TO BE DYNAMITE FUSE
BELLAIRE, Ohio.— City
this new Lloyd picture will con- itrolman James Good is glad
vinco the world that Lula Ansel'didn’t attach hia new "an
vines the world that Lula Angel'didn’t attach hia new "anchor
la as before mentioned, fortunate , r0 P e , to hia skiff snd go fishing
that ho never collided with Coles- on , the Ohio river.
James invariably smokes while
fishing. Investigation disclosed
that a hardware dealer had sold
Good ten ynrde of dynamito fuse
by mistake.
Colosso Is not his real name,
however. Ho Is really John Aasen,
a native of Norway, whom Lloyd
■Uncovered In the wilds of North
Dakota, wften he was casting about
the world looking for a, giant.
Aaaen has not always been so
big. They say that when he was
four years old. he was only six
feet tall. | fio
tall, j He Is r.ow twentyfour.
according'tb' experts has two
more years to grow,'despite'the.
ilar. theory that a map stops
iblng • In height when > lie”, ji
twenty-one.
Only.8 more days before
Tax Books close.
W 1 . A. MALLORY,
Tax Collector.
FRUIT CAKE
That Is Fine
Just Made
In Decorated
Containers.
BENSON’S
ftheydre expectin
"IhtShddj of Them cAW
for -
Christmas
Do;not;disappoint.
them— i
No other fountain’pen
brings such .lasting; joy
in reliable service or such.
keen pnde of possession..
The ^Waterman's j repu
tation is not Iimited A to a
city, state or country—
it is the standard for die
'world. /
'Waterman Dealers Everywhere
Pen OlustratUnuM actual size.
LTEWaterr *n Company
191 Broad-ay, New Yoefc/'
O SCOPE
Don’t Worry Over Holiday Problems! Just Turn to “Christmas Gift Suggestions”
Christmas Gift Suggestions
Gifts for Her
Norris Exquisite Csndles
Blocks Aristocratic Candfas
Mavis Frenab Chocolates
Hollingsworth Unusual Candies
Buntcs World Famous Candles
Georgian Palm Garden
GIVE HER THE BEST
Wo have a wonderful lino of
Christmas Baxes of tho World's
Most Fhmoua Candles
Georgian Palm Garden
Chrlstmso Gift Suggestions
"GIVE HER A”
STUDEDAKER
One She Will Be Proud of.
Lawler Motor Co.
A GIFT SHE WANTS
Electric Curlers, Boudoir Lumps
snd Irens, Floor and Table
Lamps, Heating Pads.
Taylor Electric Co.
Fountafn Pens, Watches, Riogs,
Stick Pins, Cigarette C'escs and
Holders, A Gift be will want.
FLOWERS FOR CHRISTMA8
SEASON
We Invito you to aco our Chr'it-
II Cemetery Wreaths, pot
Plants snd Cut Flowers
Jones’ Flower Shop
. Phone 267
GIFTS SHE WILL LIKE
J. Bush, Jeweler
A GIFT THAT LASTS A 'YEAR
l»rotcct her home with ono of owr
many fire Insuranco policies.
LIPSCOMB
Fire Insurance Agency
Vanity Casea, Stafc'onery of all
ktads, Toilet Articles, Perfumes, J
Ivory Sets, Toilet Sets, Candles.
DORSEY’S
, A sift she will remember.
Indies' orer-nlgbt cases, hat
hoses, suit cases and hand bags.
Christmas Gift Suggestions
For . Everybody
Wo have lometblng In our (tore
for everybody. Gifu they will ap
preciate. come in ami. — car
display of goods.
S. H. KRESS CO.
5-10-25 Store
A FIRE INSURANCE
Policy projects your homo.
Gift for Everybody
LIPSCOMB *
Fire Insurance Agency
SPECIAL XMAS PORTRAITS
As few or as many as desired
Attractive oil colored porlrs/ta
j . FINE FRAME
Adams & Arnett Studios
Thousands of useful pretfonts at
prices that mako your monoy
Citizens Pharmacy ):
Dorsey Furniture Co.
go far.
McLELLAN’S
5-10-25c STORE
TOILET 8ET8
Amber/ Ivory and 3hell,
Boudoir Lumps and Candle
Sticks, Candies, Stationery, Gold
and Silver j^mo and Pencil Sets.
BRAD-O’S
You can save by gettlnc it at
J..Bush, Jeweler
Auctloo Sale
______ aid Bppi
give present. Bew Lights. See
our smalt maehine for little
girls.
§jgger : Sewing Machine
jCompany
Gifts for Children
WITH A CERTAIN
amount shvsd we can finance
you to build and own yonr home.
What la more appropriate than a
Savings Account for your Christ
mas gift in a bank that special
ise! this banla'ng feature.
Commercial Bank ,
A SUBSCRIPTION TO
The Banner-Herald
IS A GIFT FOR EVERYBODY
Phone 75
Christmas Gift Suggestions.
AUTO ACCESSORIES
Automobllo equipment for
Christmas. Motor Meters, Sldo
Shields, Monogram, Radiator
Caps, Stop Plates, Extra Tires
and Tiro Covsrs.
Motor Tire & Supply Co.
XMAS GIFTS
At Popular Prices—Shirts, Tics,
lists. Gloves, Socks and many
other things.
. Levy’s Toggery and
.*• Boys’ Shop
Christmas Gift Suggestions
A GIFT THEY WANT
Who could .ask for ‘anything TI
Soule Cadillac Co.
A LIFE INSURANCE POUCY.V1.
Is a Gift and Saving Combined.
B. R. Bloodworth
Pipes, Q'gsre, Cigarettes, Christ
mas package and Boxes
A Gift lie Will Like.
Jowers’ Cigar Store
.SOMETHING HE CAN USE
Pipes, Cigars, Cigarettes, naxnrb.
Shaving Brushes, Fountain Pens
and Pencils
Citizens Pharmacy
Representing
Northwestern Mutual Lifo,
“VICTROLAS”
Make the homo hnppy ChrlBtmat
morning by giving tho family a
VICTROLA
Dorsey Furniture Co.
EDISON PHONOGRAPH
“Tho Phonograph With a goul.”, *
Wo carry full stock of musical
Instruments. Pianos, Gibson
Mandolins
Morris Music Shop
■jhu
, Mrs. Nclllo Saylor. Mgh.
llgars. Pipes, Fountain Pens,
Raxors, Shaving Brushes, Mill-
tary Brushes and All Toilet
Supplies
BRAD-O’S
Tho Man'a Shop ,
Mavis and Candy'Says
Bring the children in and let
them see our toy department .We
have many toys to pick from.
We save you money.
S. H. KRESS CO.
5-10-25c Store
TOYS TOYS
TOYS
3c to 98c tot
. . McLELLAN’S
5-10-25C STORE
Make Your Gift a
Benson’s Fruit Cake
You will Please
"MERRY CHRISTMAS”
In a distinctive manner. See our
Christmas boxes, one she. will
appreciate. .it
Jowers’ Cigar .Store
a Friend.
Gifts for Him
v We l|*v, many thing, la our
•lore to pick from that fjO make
Ideal Christman om. For Him.
Dixie Atw'.Store
Gifts for the Home
We have many things to nick
hrora that will make appreciative
Oift. For the Hom.e.
Give tho Family
A Oilt They Can Use
A QUICK FOR CHRISTMAS . .
Conoliy Motor Co.
Dinner
Decorations
VEGETABLES
will make a large part of your
> ‘ Christmas Dinner
Costa’s Delicatessen
fs^ headquarters, for that dinner
or dinners snd we will be glad
to fill your wants.
Dixie Army Store
FIRE INSURANCE POLICIE8
, | Th,. Beat Gift of AJl
' , i ‘ f° r Chriiup**.
Lawrence' &’ Miller-i
- 313 Sou. Mutual 'Rltltf.
Phone lT£fc
CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS
Attention. Take your dinner at
Costa’s Luncheonette
Regular Dinner 63c
Sandwiches and Salads of all .
kinds
FRUITS
Citron. Lemon and Orange Peel,
rryslallxed Pineapple and Che
Ties.. Ua'sins. Figs. Date., at
Fruits, and all kinds of Vegeta
bles for your Christmas Dinner.
ROGER’S