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PAGE EIGHT LAST SHOWING TONIGHT! . T LN 4R i N\ VTR o oA VI " e k%%‘q’ B | Prescnted with Capitol Theatre Or € B BBTR . | chestra of 100 Pieces and Marvelous o ;r ’L] Sound Effects. P B A Wm. —-VITAPHONE VAUDEVILLE — | yman's All Girl Jazz Band Harry Wayman's irl Jazz Ban B GREAT PROGRAM PALACE TONIGHT! m“—_ A B IR b NI ..oLATITR SN ARS SIS RSOSSN SMMLTR ST S TR AR ) (RS A SR SOO I * ‘VITAPHONE TALKING PICTURE! i sl . : e ' sAdjoimen 22fal 1 . i owr v ‘ : e JUiH IRENE RiCH, AUDREY FERRIS, @¢ @ W WILLIAM COLLIER, JR., AND SENN ey ; ’“v\"»> Lol Fid Gy mua s D CLAUDE GILLINGWATER 22 SBNR T ©O-0-007% — | JRESERTED AT THE REGULAR ADMISSION PRICES! SOOOREYIPPPOOOPPPRRROPPEDDEPPOOOOO —TONIGHT— | —SATURDAY— e e il 1 i b i G T S | e Albany Night Boat” - Roosevelt . ‘ 1% I‘h N With Olive Borden and Ralph | e e - Lightnin’ —Thrills and Romance on the His | 99 joric and Beautiful Hudson. %h(}t e i 3 A WHIRLWIND WESTERN “R = 2 Y. acing Blood”--Exty - e g e “Tarzan”—-LExtra THE BANNER-HERALD, ATAENS, GEORGIA. @ . ! [Cooperatlon Sought | . In Textile Industry DANVILLE, ‘.'a.-—-(fiP»-—(.‘a’»oper-1 ation etween southern and nor thern cotton manufacturers is sought by Lincoln Baylies, new president of the National Associa tion of Cotton Manufacturers, who 'planned to leave here today for a tour of southern textile manufac- | turing communit.es. ]' Putting into action his wish to | establish better understanding and closer association oi textile pro- | ducers in the south and north, expressed at the association’s con- | vention in Boston Jast month, Bay- | les will visit Chariotte, N, C., Greenville, S. C. and later will ‘ continue to other soutiern cities. The 35-year-old partner in the selling house of Amory Browne & Co., regarded as one of the leaders of Lhis industry, is of the opinion that the day is gone when a m.l! “could play a lone hand and win.” He considers open exchange of ex-' perience and certain production figures necessary to the welfare of the business. i Baylies’ trip represents a new effort to provide for a closer working agreement between the National asscciation, whose mem - bers in 27 s!ates are located chiefly in the north, and the Am erican Manufacturers association, which largely represents southern textile manufacturers. In 1926 the | associations met in joint conven- | tion in Atlantic City. i ] U.-S. Cigaret OQutput Is Showing Increase NEW YORK.—(AP)—Domestic cigaret production is estimated to be running more than eight percent ahead of last year’s, based on the first nine months of 1928, and the year’'s output is ex pected to exceed 100,000,000,000 cigarets as compared with some 97,000,000,000 in 1927, Production, however, seems to be worrying manufacturers less than costs of leaf tobacco and re tail sales prices. Reduction in prices, which early this year ern abled some chain stores to put paspular brands on a “two nack ages for a quarter” basis, has not been made by all manufacturers, nor, as far as can be learned, is such a reduction expected. Prices of leaf tobacco, raw material for the manufacturer, apparently have shown no signs of seeking lower levels, and producers say that until they decline no general rcduction may be expected in the price of finished cigarets. It is pointed out that a slump of one cent in leaf tobacco prices would mean a $3,000,000 saving fcr the cigaret manufactyrers on the basis of 100,000,000 p-}'uc tion and the use of 3 pounds of leaf for each 1,000 cigarets. Suggest Home Building Field For Steel Sales BILOXI, M‘ss.— (AP) —Resi dence construction provides an almost untouched market with tremendous possibilities for the steel construction industry, Charles F. Abbott, executive di rector of the American Inititute of Steel Construction, said in his report at the institute’s sixth annual convention here today. Abbott estimated 10 tons of steel as the requirement for the average house and pointed out that more than 190,000 residen ces were built in the TUnited States last year alone. “This market awaits only the educational effort required to make it respond with the mini mum sales resistance,” he said. Airport construction he men tioned as another new field hav ing great possibilities. He listed among needs of the industry the elimination of price cutting through use of a uniform methed of computing costs, con gervation of iron ore, honest co operation among steel producers and intelligent modification of the Sherman anti-trust law to perm‘t trade agreements having for their purpose th econserva tion of a product or the saving of an industry. SAVANNAH AFTER GEORGIA TECH NEXT YEAR SAVANNAH, Ga. —(#)— Con vinced that Savannai can and will cupport classic college football games, the Board of Trade here has begun working on 2 project it ‘hopes will succeed in bringing Georgia Tech to the Port City for one of its engagements next year. The move comes as an echo to the announced financiat success of the Georgia-Florida game held here last Saturday. A standing committee appoint ed by the Board has made an especial request of Tech and Geor gia authorities to bring the 1929 clash between the freshmen teams of the two institutions to Savan nah. The committee is composed of Alex Cassells, chairman; Judee Walter Douglas, ePter Nugent, W, I". Robinson, and J. H. McKenna. et LOUD SPEAKERS TOO LOUD MEMPHIS, Tenn.—(AP)-—Mer chants, professional men and others have asked the aid of city officials in keeping jazz music from Main street. One merchant said five radio loudspeakers were operating in hearing distance of his store and that ‘“the dn is terrific and terrible.” —— —— i The first American passenger ‘cruise around the world set out in 1910. During the present season, ten such eruizes were aniouncau in addition to one regular round the world service. % P 9 Sears, Roebuck and Co’’s Tires Mounted F : Retail Store : SS'al'.Oan‘i.Et :lg:.’}.R‘i Batteries Instailed I' F€€ | Sobrduy Usth & PHONE 500 ; Corner Clayton and Lumpkin Hunters’ Headquarters It will pay you to make our* Stere your headquarters for many reacons. 7 Itis better to buy your out fit where you can get kngwn quality at prices that give you savings ypu can see. 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