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MONDAY. JUNE 8. HB.
tnB BANNER
n, ATnPN’s, cBOBCiA,
terWd program. EcevIm UK)
ou. Doc Actor, in “The Light'
house By the Sea." Life Coaly
Comedy. "Hello Hollywood."^*
Monday (One Day Onlyl-^tHclc
Talmadgc (Stunt! Thriller) in
"Sighting Demons.” Pittc Re-
Tuesday—Al 1 Fergnson (West
on) in “Shaeklea of Fear.
“Idaho" Western extra,
Wednesday—Shirley Muon in
“The Scarlet Honeymoon." Com-
^Thti'roday—Frank ' Merrill Fast
Action Feature, "Fighting
Heart*."
Friday, (Two Big Show*)-—WiI-
' Richard Barthelmess’ Newest Feature*
“Soul Fire,” Palace Special Monday
Virginia Valli and Betty Compson on Week’s Pro
gram; Mr. Hugh' Hodgson Added Attraction
.WORLD OF
.•rely bruised
MOONSHINE |!
_i_L' '|
deliver*!
•the mdme for u t me, l»ut sooner i
bitfcr-l: get* him.
Thuri* kind cf lit k < take roun
•h.'iiK .nit of it man which he nr*
badly and without which lie cn
hcv«r fluht nn In the past.
It x the price the hopefuli P-i
fur Ilia Ir chance at tlu rrlury an
reward* that «•» with n chtinplji
nhlp and they have nil paid It i
far.
* Tommy Gibbon*, one «f the most
popular "of ring Id-Is wank dawn
to the floor at the Polo Ground*
Friday night for the first I.me in
hi* lobe and honorable career in
the ring'.'
The young mnn who stood ovei
liini, ready to deliver another born
mulling punch should Gibbons at-’
tempt t#!.r ae was Gene Tunnty. a
Monde hoi red youth who Irani?
hia fighting With tlio A- K. F. on
the rdfine.
Turney beat the l»est of his
W' .Knt in the American army and
tliei/ -\h ppnl the dayUghta ouf of
thw(few of the other armies wjio
ventured in the ring with him.
liam Farnuni in •Tim Conqueror.'
ma Peace maker*" extr*^
Saturday—Hoot Gibaoi (West
ern Sensation) in "The Saddle
Hawk." "Tho Fighting Ranger,"
Western Chapter Play.
WHY SKIM
FOLKS TJ
CODUVE1
T« miny Gibbons, In our o|dnlon
is the cleuuesi fighter In the i n,
toduy and pr -ha-ify the most "hoit
est to modne**" gentleman. Ilii
name has never been conneefe*
with anything like shady wort
and he ha* niway* given nls best.
The chances are that Gibbonr
will retire new. It Is lo be re
gretted that there nre not more imr
like hint In the ring for while h*
BUSTER KEATON «:SEV^CHAtocES;
Palace Thursday and Friday.
7 There wrr thr»e outstanding
garters In UUibons* defeat.
~ The fhrst and nrdhaftljr the most
important was the fact that he
wae a much older man than Tun •
ney, far beyond h a prime as
flahtfra gw.
The’n there was the youth and
strength 1 , of Ttinney, Ilia stamina,
In other Yords.
Then there was a third factor. |
Kick rd Barthelmess Paiace Theatre jVfmday.
championship, hf I
never galred
, ha* given n^uch more to the g-imr
than a lot of the champions.
nut Gibbon*, like Willard, Ilk.
Carpent er, like FJrpo. was cue id
the hopefuls who fell for the lun
of.lhe title rhsnce.
I And like Willard, Carpentler -
and Ffrpo. he paid the price and
ho paid it .’n full.,
Tun ney jntn the credit for liea;-
Ing Gibbons but In our cp|» ton
1. was not Tunney at all. He nn-
a’mpljr the man of the hour. Hr
happened to be the other man In
the ring.
•'Hf summer afternoon a coupb
of years ago «ut In Montana Jaci
U.mprey beat Tomniv Gibbon* a
LEGISLATORS DISCUSS BILLS
THEY WILL SUPPORT IN STATE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIS YEAR
larpentier Shine* In A |
New Role Of Golfet
A few year* ago. under the
biasing aun of n syitry Montan i
nfternoon. Tommy Gibbons alou.l
tip before the champion. Jack
Dempsey at Shelby and for fifteen
rounds absorbed everything ih«' i
champion slung at him nnd than j
managed to land a few blows him- i
ae’f. That I* a met bin* no other 1
man has been able to do. It w t
a remarkable feat.
And Ini doing that on that «f:r'- i
noon In. Montana. Tommy Olblsmr
scaled hi* doom at the Pvt»J
Ground* Friday night, two years j
later.
I BASEBALL
y tfrrrrnj have tried !t.
V Willard was the flrrt :»» try and
h\ paid .the price.
Then canie Carpentler. tin
FrefaSytn and he tried. 'And like
WlllBYjio Also paid the pr <
ThjL2.itme Ftrpo and he
paid Inhaui:-
(Ilhbor^ was the lust of
quartet Imt the toll
tf m him Wiwcll.
, CLUBS—
• New Grlcan*
I Atlsnta ... .
Nmlivlle ...
j "iiiulniham .
d Memphis ...
I challat.ooga .
IfrMln'
I.lUlo Rock .
Election Notice
ANNOUNCEMENT
I hereby announce My candi
dacy for tho unexpired leiw of
Mr. Hugh White, resigned, as
Commissioner of Roads and Reve
nues of Clarke county. I will
greatly appreciate the support
and votes ot the people of Athene
and Clark* county. vF*»
title more acceptable," Senator II.
.t. Carbwell of tho Fifth District In
j the coming sesriun of the Georgia
general assembly, wdll give his
support to tho propos' d $70,000,000
In till Issuo by the Georgia High
trby Association, for tT system of
nuvfcl reads throughout the*.state
he declared In a statement to The
Associated Fre** here Saturday.
"Our schorls and colleges should
have more financial aid," said
Senator Carswell. "Some of our
slate Institutions are badly In need
of building*, and I believe these i
Those ,ft«* swapped blows with
l*emp*ey nnVriot tt single one ol
thrm wr*» worth much uftei
“the attempt. *
Willard ntkde n rhort mmebark
nnd thatf'the duidly body blows of
Dempsey got In ihd^work. >
Carpentler,' the Jrmd venturer
wag only a shell of\il* former
Itiilllnnoe Uftrr that nflcrnomi at
Hoyle’s Thirty Acres. He Is not
•ven a gpod second rnter Wow,.
.Then rVIrpo tried It nnd he nl*
most suoceeded, for he slnmmr.l
mm rhnnihlon Out of the ring. Tin
Brr new jh.it fight nnd whrr.
Flrpo weht downhill, we un-
for we saw what Flrpo
CLUBS—
Philadelphia
Washini |v> n
Chicago ...
t'leveland ..
St- Louis ...
Detroit ... .
KlV Ytrk .
Boston ... .,
F0r Linton Spring a
Water Phone 95. Daily
delivery. Sanitary coolers
furnished to monthly
customers. m24c
CLUBS-
Nuw York ..
I Brooklyn ...
I’lttaburr. ...
Cincinnati ..
Philadelphia
Chicago ...
Ilcstc.i ... .
St. Ixouln ..
(Thot0 ky 1»heil Ftnt. Ltmim)
Georges Carpentler la appnreutly
quite much ut home on the
links as he Is In tha f*ng. Not
only has he f*krn to the British
game with enthusiasm but hi*
•port* clothe* are obviously of
British origin. In a recent photo
graph taken at Ia Touquet. tho
famous French -resort, ho Is shown
wearing plus fours In tha Barlsy
Com pattern which according to
tartorlal authorities of Hart Behalf-
aer and Mars Is estremcly popular
*t the moment. Stockings checked
at chocolate and whUc match the
ogMUer.
fnd now fllblion*—and we
Miand'lhal.
’"I believe that a reasonable In-
come lax and salon lax arc heth
fair nnd wxiuld probably furnish t>
the stal«* n sufficient revenue fo-
ull needs, and If ho. to relieve th«
slats of nn advuforem tax. leavlnr-
the counties and cities the rlgli'
ord privilege to receive theF
revenue from the ad valiTcut tax."
DLs n .rule Dempsey hits at tie
Fry least flare blnw-s fr. « vi ry
<und a,i)d pmctlc.il’y a!| of them
V bollil blows dlreeleil at Ihr
Wturkp In the fifteen mun-l*
Hhellqr that would menu that
''Amna i)ook 7$ body blows from
Names
CLUBS—
Macon ... ,
Charlotte ..
Frartanbnrg
Grenville
Asheville ..
Augusta ...
Knoxville ..
Columbia
SILL TO 8AVI
FOREST LAN08
LUDOW1CI. (Ja. — A bill call-
Inc for the conservation .»f Geor
gia's frrest lor.dr, will Ik* Intro
dtired at the coming session of the
general assembly by Keprcsentn
Hre T. L flowani. rf l,ong coun
ty. he declare | In a statement to
Tho Aswlnted Press Saturday.
Item*•sentntlve .Howard nl*o de-
elar’ii that In his opinion "our
FANNY seas
You meet Mr. Howard and Mr. Walters in a gathering. Their
names are to you but two of iriny you hear.
•UN0AV-* RESULTS
SOUTHERN LEAOUE
Atlanta 4; Chattanooga 3.
New Orleans 3; Memphis 1.
N*sh\!lle S; Birmingham 3.
Little Bock 5; Mobile 3.
T FEELING
WELL AGAIN
A few clays later you meet Mr. Howard again. And again. He’
becomes a friend, perhaps an intimate in your social as well as
business life.
FOR SALE—Old news,
napers, 10c per bundle.
Banncr.Herald Office.
From Mother Nature's store-
house we have gathered the roots,
harks and herbs which are com*
pouaded, under the famous Tanlao
formula, to make Taalac. This
AMERICAN LEAOUE
8l. Louis G; New York 3.
CltUuto 4; Washington 3
Read Banner>Herald
Want Ada.
Mr. Howard’s name grows to mean a lot to you. Mr. Walter^
is rarely seen again and soon forgotten.
In this newspaper are other names—names of advertised pro
ducts. Day after day you see them. They are like old friends—
to be trusted. Their names mean economy, full,value and in
tegrity.
NATIONAL LEAOUE
Brooklyn IS; Chicago 9
Cincinnati 3; Boston 3.
New Y*rk •; R». tattlx 3.
Only three games acheduM
health atkj strength to millions.
If your body Is weak and under-
nourished. If you ean’t sleep or out,
hake stomach trouble or burning
rheumatism, just you are how
qulrkly Tan lac can help you back
te health and strength.
Most people notice a b% change
for the fetter after 'the very first
bottle.' ^hey have better oppe-
lit- roor, pep. The rparkie
cameo book to their dull eyes and
LOANS ON CITY REAL ESTATE
6V£.% and 6% Loans.
IIURERT M. RYLEE, Law Offices
See Mr. Levie, Mr. Almand or Mr. Rylee.
SALLY LEAGUE
No Sunday baseball.
MONDAY'S CAMES
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Nashville at Atlanta.
jL'hattannoga at B-rtnlngbam.
Memphis at Mobile.
Only three games scheduled.
The unadvertised products—perhaps you see one in a store—
or in a friend’s home. Soon the name is forgotten—a stranger
about whom you know little.
TIkiV,
"but-buy'
to talk.
many u girl who goes
long after ah* learned
AMERICAN LEAGUE
8t. l.ou's at N?w York.
Ifctrult at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston.
Chteagt ’at Washington.
Fill your medicine closet, your pantry, your wardrobe with;
products whose names are guarantees of their integrity—adver
tised-products. Like intimate friends—you know what they are
and will do. - .£
Cntc TIUE’A TOTIS
TUCKED IN AT NUJHT.
MOTHER 1% USUAILV
TUCKERED OUT*—
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Rrov klyu at 8t. Louis.
N*w York at Chicago.
1 hthtdc'ph'a ut Cincinnati.
Duster, at Pittsburg.
SALLY LEAGUE
Knoxville ut MacOh.
Asheville at Augusta.
Kpartanburg at Columbia.
Greenvilla at Charlotte.
@aifonte-HaddonJ]ah
ATLANTIC CITY
CKALKIHT*o— h- braulfol Be- Arndt Entt.nc. oo ih. BomL
—xlktnd idlldof—lorouidcck. HADOONHAU.huiw-p.Het rad
lobb, toon .nd 1 lObrautful Bnriuni non... W, hop. ih.t r«
will Kxmlr..p,ftlhfu new(..turfirfprrwnllnlout lllf-r <#ortfo»
pl.uui.radcou (onato—to— tomkmTlm—ly.duwP—.
LEEDS rad UPPINCOTT COMPANY
106-Phone-1025
DORSEY’S
Funeral Chapel
Hancock and College
Avenue*.
Read the advertisements ‘to know the names that arc worth
knowing in the market place.
U*0 : ,.
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Wart Ads.