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THE BANNER, FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 28, 1921. PHOTOPLAYS .«£sSS3S3B»V‘ Louise Glaum Returns in Production, “Love Dazzling Madness/’ Elite Feature Another Louise Glaum success! So they call "Love Madness," her newest picture -Milch Is now playing at the Elite theater. It is a big, tense, vital, human Interest drama- In which the star Is entrusted with the greatest role of her career. And when we bear In mind that It was Mias Glaum that pave us "The Lone Wolfs Daughter,” "Sahara," and "Sex” that means some thing! "Love Madness" is the story of a neglected wife and a spouse who seeks to drug into unconst;iousnes3 a con science which rebels at the thought [ of the life he has followed at the bo-j best of a simpering vampire of the; underworld. The man becomes the tool of creature of an underworld “boss," and by a peculiar but logical chain of events is brought to believe himself guilty of a murder. Convicted on circumstantial grounds be awaits, In the death house at Sing Sing, the end of a thwarted life. He thinks his wife has deserted him. He grieves for hlB child. There is only one man who could save him and he has been the star witness for the prosecution. How the "deserting" wife accom l plishes the saving of her husband's life, how she unmasked the real “kill- Scene from %OVE MADNB// Starring Loui/e Gl&W W.WHOUKINyON DvhabuhfiBi At the Elite Theater today in “Love Madness.” ^5W mi fflll-isIS PUi £ . j |, l 5^3 tin ABl Dodge Brother.; expect every car sold to be the basis of a friendly association with the owner. The car is built with that thought upper-most, and every possible human effort is put forth to win and hold public good will. Th* gasoline consumption it unusually low Tt*« ill*.- tn.Uu^j u unusually high YOW BROTHERS <78 Broad St. Phone 148V in' er” and how she won back her bus- bnmfd love provides a superb char acterization in which Louise Glaum proves herself supreme in an emo tional role. The quick transition of the Louise. Glaum of liierh society and the home Into the vampire Louise Glaum who puts her theatrical training to good account In bunting down the mur derer of her husband’s supposed vic tim and Iter own happiness, affords entertainment and thrills that com bine to make one of the epochal photo productions of nil time. Elaine Hammerstein Has Strong Drama in “The Daughter Pays” "And I learned about women from her.’ The theory of Kipling's poem Is that a man can always learn something about the sex from any .woman, no matter how much he may previously have known about the sepcles. In •‘The Daughter Pays," the new Selz- nick Picture starring winsomo Elaine Hammerstein, which la to he shown today at the Strand theater, Osbert Gaunt learns a great deal about wom en from Virginia Mynors. Among other tilings he finds that all women aren't selfish, shallow, loveless and money mad. Mrs. Bailie Reynolds, who wrote the story from whirl, tills picture wus made, has achieved something very much out of the ordinary. While building up a s-t of very extraordi nary circumstances, she has not made loo great a demand upon credulity, nor Is the action strained or unnatu ral. It treats the situation of a young girl marrying an old man, apparently for his wealth, In,a new and seemingly original way. Gaunt marries Virginia because she Is the daughter of the woman who, In his early life, turned him down for a richer man. He marries tho girl for revenge, planning to make her suffer keenly all tl,rough life, to pay the penalty of her mother's- act. He believes Virginia is the same sort of girl her mother was. But the girl's sweet ways, bet simplicity and purity and her splendid spirit tn making the best of n bad bargain, eventually wins her husband's love and brings the happiness she deserves. (Special to The Banner) Atlanta, Jan. 27.—Tho matter of prompt payment of the Georgia pen sions is again a question G f ver y se . rlous consideration. L03t year the first half of the list of pensioners, under the old law, were paid on February 26th, the amount being $632,820 and the second pay ment was made on April 28th of $627,- 775. Under the law the pensions are required to lie paid by the first or March. The state of the treasury at tills time, with probably two-thirds of all the ad-valorem taxes of the state col lected and turned tn, Is such that there Is no Indication today of ability to meet any part of the pension list in the month of February and, when ever that is mdt. there is the further serious problem of bow the second portion of the list will be paid off. In addition to this there Is already being experienced a great deal of confusion among the pensioners—in excess of Good plow bridles at $1.50. Martin Brothera. Seaboard Air Line Ry. Northbound Southbouhd Leaves Leaves 10:05am. Atlnnta-Monroo local. 0:23pm 3:16'pm Mempblr,-Birmingham 2:24pm 3:16pm Atlanta 2:24pm 3:16pm.. NorfoUr-IHchmond. .2:24imi 8:00pm Atianta-Abbevilleiocal 8:00am 11:47pm Birmingham-Atlanla 0:17:'tn II :47pm Washington-New York 0:17am 11:47pm Norfolk-Wllmington 0: :7am Bankrupt Sale Elaine Hammerstoln, playing today at the Strand In "The Daughter Paya.” ' Discovery of gold In 1838 drew great numbers of foreigners to the Transvaal and ultimately led to the Boer war. LODGE DIRECTORY. Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 22. F. * A. M. meets In regular communication sec ond Thursday night in each month at Masonic Ilall, thtrd floor Max Josepr H. O. STORY, W. 11. JNO. QUINN. Bee. Oliver Encampment No. 14 I. O. O F, meets every Friday night at I o. m. In Odd FellOwl* Hall, come, Glaylon and Wall atreeta. Vlsltln, Hatriarehi always welcome. It. L. BRA.MtiI.ET, C. P. HAROLD T. TUCK. Scribe. Classic City Camp 292, W. O. W. meeta every Wednesday night at 8:81- o'clock, Max Joseph building. All Via Ring Boveretgua arc welcome to at tend. 0. J. WILLIAMSON. Clerk. j. p. McCall, c. e. William* Lodge, tfo. 15, I. O. O. F. meet,- every Monday night In Odd Fel low*' Hall, Max Joseph building. A) brethren are Invited to attend. A. L. HOWLAND. N. G. If. D. STEPHENS, R. S. 0t. Elina Lodge, K. of P.—St. Elmc Lodge, No. 40 Knight* of Pythias meets every Monday nigbt at 8 o'clock at Its CVaatlc Hall In the Jes ter building, Clayton street. Pbon« 126-L. Visiting Knights cordially ta rlted to attend. M. J. COSTA. C. C. T. H. NICKERSON. K. of R. A & Clarke rebekah lodge no. 2#. i. o. o. r. Meets 03 first and third Tneaday nights at 3 o'clock 4n Odd Fallowa’ hall, corner Clayton and Wall atreeta AU Rebekah* cordially Invited. MRS. IL C. BISHOP. N. O. MBS. U. u. ELLIOTT, Bocty. ■Mi Pursuant to nn order of Honorable Howell Cobb. Riforee In Bankruptcy, the anseta of \V. M. .T. Culbertson, Wintorvllle, Ha., will be sold at pub lic outcry at tho pi-.re of bus'-r.'*."^ of said Bankrupt in WintervHIe at 10 o’clock A. M. Saturday. January 1921. to the highest bidder* for <n*h. The assets consist, of a stock of gro ceries and general merchandise, fix tures, pt<\, which have b< ,n n inven toried at $2,501.60, noten and accounts about $1,000.00, automobile, etc. Tho sale or sale* to bo confirmation by the Referee. JULIES* i:it\v!v; 2t Trustee. Good plow bridles at $1.50. Martin Brothera. Accounts of All Kinds Collected 14,000 of them about which of tho several lists they are on. A recent act of thy legislature let down the bars heretofore existing and admitted a large new class, which have been ap proved and listed. These, however, do not rank in equal precedence, as to money, with the old list, under the old law and. anyway, although they !v;v > hi.en b trolly added to the rclls and arc entitled to payment for 1921, hrre has been m> specific appropria tion made for them, which means that, there will of necessity he a payment aggregating $800,000 after the legisla ture meets and sots aside the money. The regular appropriation for 1921 is $1.25(\000. Harried over from last year, by special appropriation, and re maining unpaid, is $475,000 for pen sioners and $25,000 with which to pay the ordinaries of the state, making a t-fpl fund to he paid, out this year, already appropriated of $1,750,000 and nn ■> dditioYial $800,000 which will have to he appropriated, of a gross total 1 pensions In 1921 of $2,550,(1 practically not one cont in the stats treasury at this time with which to pay it with, and not enough in Bight to meet the whole sum at any tlm#,‘ without arrangeufeuts for a special loan for tha$ purpose. Ask Nation-Wide Probe Building Material Prices (By Associated Pre<«) New Y'ork. Jpn. 27.—Reverent! Dr. Wllilara T. Manning, .rector of Trinity church here, was elected- bishop of the Bi-ntcstant Episcopal diocese Of Now York today ns successor to the Jute Blshcp Charles Summer Burch. Coal ■ Meduced Phone 521 tor prompt delivery GOOD LUMP COAL. Several cars just ar rived. Price $12.00 Per Ton. 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