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SUNDAY, JULY 27. 1924.
(favorite atari fmperionated. This
extra feature proved a biff bit re
cently and with the summer-school
and local beauties entered, some
wonderful entertainment far prom,
laed. Thursday and Friday of this
week shows a big program at the
Palace'theatre.
Betty Blythe and Mahlon Hamilton
In Rex Beach’s “Recoil” At The
Palace Theatre Special Monday
Gave Blood
Reporter’s Bride
fi ppk CUijay. •>( North
ri -Ultunrl vllrgc;
Savannah, of tho L'nivoi
h 'lu; a L. Key. Oyo, t
. r Go and ‘MiaHc*
Savabtiah.' * f rn'vt.-stty
Georgia'l«l tli- eight
f< u;th «oVp*' iii.-ii in til
Pola Negri and Helene Chadwick Coming; Colleen
Moore in “The Perfect Flapper”, Thursday and
Friday, With Movie Carnival At Night Shows.
Extraordinary Feature Booked For Week’s Show
ing.
AT THE MOVIES
THI8 WEEK \
PALACE
Monday. Betty Blythe and Ma!.
hon Hamilton. cmfwypetsoln
bon Hamilton "The Recoil”. Com
edy "Oh Shoot.”
Tuesday: Pola Negri. Parisian
Special "Montmarte”. Latest News
Views.
Wednesday. Helens Chadwick.
Lowell* Sherman. "Tbs Masked
Dancer". News Views.
Thursday and Friday (Big Pro.
gram) Colleen Moore "The Per
fect Flapper*'. Mack Sennett Com
edy "Picking Peaches”. Extra
Night Shows, Big Mov ( ie Star Car.
nival. Your Favorite Stars Im- !
personated.
Saturday, Owen Mooro and Alice 1
Lake. Comedy of Married Life "Mod
ern Matrimony.” Comedy "The
Mls.Flt.”
ret'cntntivtn of Onotg:
good -f!f work and play
n?cr. Nbrth Georgia An
The average infant mortality
rat e ^° r the cities of Geontit id
122 as/cempared with 78 the aver
age rate for all the cities with
more than 10,000 population witli-
In the Birth Registration Area. St.
Louis, Missouri* with a rate of 7d
ranks first among cities of tnyre
than 250,000 population within the
Death Area outside the Birth Keg
istrntion Area, while Seattle Wash
ington. with a record of 40 holds 3
The University of
track meet between all of <
of the area with «t l-«;
first place gplng to Louh
university,.
II. M. Jerrell. of the Ur
Georgia. Woo.the medal f
weight champion of the arc
[a* the lightweight was Voi
Session*, of Georgia Teel
ranked next»to toprin the?
tud*.<ntn In training here.
I lsiration Cities. Carthage. MU-
jsouri, with its record of 27 hat the
IcWcst infant death rate for dller
within the entire Death Registry,
j tion Aren outside the Birth Regis
tration Area. Santa Crus, Cali
fornia, and Winchester, Massa
chusetts. in the Birth Registration
.territory rival this record with a
|rate of 26.
I The statistics
SPARKS TAKES
MACON. Ga,
years experience
electric wiring has
burned many a norae.
Monday, BUI Patton (Western)
"Desert Secrets”. Comedy "Min
ers Over 21" ,
Tuesday. William Russell "When
Odds Are Even”. "Iron Man” Serial
Extra.
O Wednesday, Special Return of
Alices Pringle, in Elinor Glyn’s
"Three Weeks.”
Thursday, Mary Johnson, North?
western Special, "The Blisxard.”
Friday Big Double Show Lucy
Fox "Tollers of the 8ea." "Thele.
phone Girl” Extra.
Saturday, Edinound Cobb (west
ern) "Cupids Rustlers"'. "Leather-
stockings" Extra. *
during the war. And he is giving recently a
it in peace time, too. In the last rector of
lew weeks ho has submitted to I School of
two transfusion operations in San Spark*, a
Francisco. In each instance he porter, wl
saved another’s life. . the Atlani
Moonlight boating on Lake Ta-
hoe, California, played its part ini
the whirlwind romance of Miss
Ruth Mengola, shown here, 17-
year-old heiress -to several mil-
lions, and Irving Johnstone, Los
Angeles newspaper man. They
were both vacationing at Lake
Tahoe, eloped to Reno, Nev., andi
were married.
fht is needed—a
Cted With another
fisting the ends
the light is sus-
ving the wire a
hot steam pipe,
create a serious
issued by the
American Child Health Association
of which Herbert Hoover la pres!,
dent, constitute; an annual report
designed to in* .rest the entire coun
try in the reduction of lefant mor
tality and the necessity for birth
1 The assocation It
by simp]
together^
| registration.
| anxious to see other (states enter
lh© Birth Registration Area for T
feels that a recced of births and
deaths Is an essential part oi
any child health program.
This aglmcy is in n position
to help you avoid such danger
and to offer you the soundest
possible indemnity against loss
by fire. Just telephone for a
policy in the Citixens Insurance
Company.
In answer to numerous < in
quiries, this is to notify my
customers that my phone num
ber is 4G02 listed in my name.
As I do not have an “in-town
shop,” I still sell and deliver
flowers .from tho greenhouse.
With no overhead, yc iu can buy
flowers “just a little cheaper.”
MISS NETTIE JONES,
Florist. Phone 4602.
camp McClelland, ala.,—
Walter EL Hancock. Jr.,, and Frank
B. Therrell. of Atlanta, and students
at Emory university with Eugene D,
Large Numbers
Of Cattle Pass
By Sioux City
FEW IRISH JUDQES ABLE
TO UNDERSTAND GAELIC
DUBLIN. — A recent attempt to (
compel railway companion In the ,
Free State to print'their announce
ments and tickets la the Irish Ian- :
guago only, or In both Irlfth and ,
English, was vigorously opposed by <
Senator W. B. Yeats, the poet, who
In th ©course of his address re- j
vonled that hn had trUd to learn !
Stroud from the same Institution,
were today awarded commission as
second lieutenants ,‘n the army at
graduation exercises .of the R. O. T.
The city of Brunswick has the
lowest infant mortality rate among
the cities in the state of Georgia
according to a report recently pub- \
American Child ]
FLEETWOOD LANIER
Manager Insurance Dept.
(By Associated Press)
SIOUX CITY, loya.—The first
half of 1924 has br*?n the greatest
period In history of the Sioux City
stock yards, from the standpoint
ct number of animals handled.
Moro than 2,548,000 cattle, hogs
and sheep have been received lieno
since the first of the year, an ln-
cn»3 of 500,000 over the IJte peri
od of 1923.
The yards also continued to hold
their place as one of thOsterggit
markets In the world for hogs.
More than 2,000,000 porters have
have been marketed thus far this
year, with receipts- for the year
estimated to *sxced 3,600.000. Chi
cago, St. Louis and Omaha are the
only other arloets which here
passed the two million mark, ac
cording to yards officials.
PHONE 345
WIIAT WILL YOU DE WORTH IN 1953? ■ ,
s from now your financial security may depend entirely
nount of your INSURANCE. Think this over carefully,
re destroys your homo, your possessions or your bus!-
rs from now—or•hiaybe this year? Only Insurance will
-our financial protection., We can give you all forms of
r pInton 1 SECURITIES COMPANY. Athens. Ga.
waling the AUliinc. Insurance Co- Of Philadelphia.
lished by the
Health Association of New York
City. This report places Bruns
wick's Infant death rats at 76
which means that 78 out of every
one thousand children born In
1923 died during their first year.
The 1923 statistics for the twelve
Georgia cities of more than 10,000
population are as follows:
City • Rate
Albany 81
vealed that ho had tried to leant:
Irish r.nd failed, aa be had always i
failed to l?arn any other langungd |
than English. \
A strong feeling has manifested j
Linton Spring Water,
absolutely puie. Let us
supply your borne and of
fice. We furnish 20th cen
tury cooler to our month-
1y customers. Rates $4.00
per month or 10 cents per
gallon. Phone 95.
Itself In faror of* making this]
country bilingual. Iriah Ii comn’tl-1
sorjr In the school,, and in th* Law j
Courts It ranks equally with Eng-1
Batty Blyths In “Recoil" Palace Special Monday
Hah. It |, rarely employed, how
ever, and when H la. cause, eorao
embarrassment to Judges an<l coun
sel, most of whom ara Ignorant of
It. Occasionally an attorney nuts In
an affidavit in Iriah only, ind the
Court permits an adjournment un
til counsel have auccceded til ob
taining A translation.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
Interest Rate: 5Vi and 6%.
“RECOIL" BIG SPECIAL
PALACE MONDAY
The latest of Rex Beach's photo,
plays is "Recoil” based upon a
short story of that title showing
at th e Palace Monday special.
Tho production . r*‘* “
entirety in France and tho scenes
from the watering resort. Deauville
and from the French Riviera «4r
extremly beautiful and fascinating.
The story is on*, that should ap
peal strongly to the, general pub
lic. It Is the love story of an
American multi-millionaire' and a
penniless American girl whom he
marries In Franco on.
acquaintance,. ~ * .
fall to fuse'at first and the girl
leaves him for another man. Tht;
husband, in revenge.
of tragedy in the lives of two
people—one a seductive young
dancer In a cafe In the Montmarte
section of the French 5 capital, the
other an ambitious composer who
. is working on a symphony he h
mads in Its certain will bs a masterpiece.
"The old irrepressible Pola.*
Think what that means! And sev
en reels of her at that! You
haven't seen Pola Negri until
you’ve seen "Montmarte." Don’t
forget that!
story of an ■
mire' and a -THE MASKED DANCER"
PALACE WEDNESDAY
- - f®w dayk One of the most brilliant casts
Their personalities ever assembled for a. motion pic*
“ ture is that which appears in "The
. - . Masked Dancer.” the latest Prln.
dedicss that, clpal Plcturs release which opens
;at the Palace Theatre on Wednes
day. Helene Chadwick and Low*
le.l Sherman play the leading roles
'supported by Leslie Austen. Mme.
Andree, Dorothy Klngdon, and
many other prominent players.
The picture Is an adaptation of
Atlanta ..
Augusta .
Brunswick
Columbus
tion. The man finally la con
vinced of tho woman’s loV e tor him
and they seek happiness together
rin South-America. Betty Blythe
. and Mahlon Hamilton have thi
I leading roles!
. ' COLLEEN MOORE AND
POLA NEGRI MOVIE CARNIVAL AT
PALACE TUESDAY NIGHT SHOWS PALACE
"Seven delightful reels of the old THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Irrepressible Pols," Is the way tb» The Palace Theatre presents on
Los Angeles Times Preview de* Thursday and Friday one of the
scribes Pole Negri's New Pars, best pictures of this season when
mount picture, "Montmarte," which Colleen Moore and Frank Mayr
opens at the Palace Tuesday. will be seen In th e film Sensation
“Montmartre." directed by Er- "The Perfect Flapper". As the
nest Lubltscb, the man who made extra attraction at the night
"Roslta,” with Mary Pickford. and shows a big Movie Star Carnival
"The Marriage Circle,” Is a Story will be keen Introducing all your
And Europe’s Ten Most Beautiful Women.
A screen drama of brilliance enacted by a great
cast in America and the gay pleasure haunts
of Eurfope.
Thursday
and Friday
MOVIE STAR
CARNIVAL
Your Favorite Star
Impersonated
NIGHT SHOWS
-1
Pol*. Negri Paine. Tuesday
Our Clearance Sale
Gives you the opportunity to either provide for your present
wants, or to do bo for the coming Fall season.
AH MEN’S SUITS, both in Woolen materials, and also in Summer
fabrics, are being offered 1
At a Reduction of 25% or & Off Former Prices
THIS INCLUDES THE WELL-KNOWN
Kuppenheimer Clothes
LORRAINE SEERSUCKER
THE NEW CREOLE
SUITS
SUITINGS
At
At
$8.95 Suit
——m- ;
$10.00 Suit
Just a few Cool Cloth Suits remain, in
values tip to $15.00 at per suit.,.
AU MEN’S and BOYS’ SEPARATE TROUSERS, MEN’S FELT
HATS, SHIRTS and W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES and OXFORDS,
and also ail BOYS’ SUITS at
M Off Former Prices
FLORSHEIM SHOES and
ALL STRAW HATS
OXFORDS At
, —At \
■j $8.85 Pair
Half Price
TERMS STRICTLY CASH -
LEE MORRIS
“The .Daylight Comer” Broad and Jackson Streets
NOTICE, PLEASEI
HUBERT Ri RYLEE, Law Offices
Phon* 1576 720 Southern Mutual Bldg.
Monday
1 Special
%
Rex Beach’s
' Drama of a Great Love
Featuring
BETTY BLYTHE and
MAHLON HAMILTON
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Pola Negri
HELENE CHADWICH
In a Parisian
andLOWELL SHERMAN
Love Story
in
“Montmarte”
“The Masked'Dancer
BIG WESTERN—STRAND
