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Palace, Strand Inaugurate
October Hit Parade Monday
Robert Donat, New Eng-
B tlish “‘Find’’, Star of
L Palace Show
Vfiged and enjoyed by millions for
pver a century, ‘The Coungy of
Monte Christo” will be brought to
Rhe screen of the Palace theater as
Erésh and thrilling as the crowds
Which milled around the Paris
hewspaper offices wnen it was be
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Ing written, hungrily awaiting the
Jg t “installment from the magic
pen of Alexander Dumas.
T prry M. Goetz ang l-ldward]
' 1 have given the ageless ro
: fice a million dollar production, j
the sensational young Eng- |
sl “find,” Robert Donat, hruught‘
© America to play the title role,
fnote than justifies the faith shown !
B him by Reliance Pictures, who |
§elected him after practically every
male star in Hollywood had been
considered. Young, extremely
andsome, charming, and a splen
-11 ‘actor, Dona; has everything to
make him and keep him the new
Qtlte among male film s’ars,
.~ ° Donat and Landi Scr
he thrilling story of “dmond
anters, the young Friushman,
A frim his sweetheart’s aims by
ils ‘enemies and unjustly imprison
i and left to rot in the grim
hateau d'llf, is made to order for
jonat, and Elissa Landi is ideal
' ¢ast as the girl, Mercedes. How,
hen Dantes has lost hope of ever
eing daylight again, the sage, old,
Abbe Faria who occupies the next |
I}, tells him of a secret treasure |
iried on the Island of Monte Cris
0, And educates hir so that when
@ finally escapes he may face the
[Sororities Begin Rushing
Season As Frats’ Ended
?rfitemities Announce
E;?%‘«List of Pledges Made
- During Rush Week
- Hororities at the University of
rgia begin ‘“rush season” for
‘New members this week under
rules adopted at a recent meeting
of ' the Womai's Pan-Hellenic
d‘ neil. ‘ -
~ More than two hundred new
members were pledged last week
by ‘the fraternities at the Univer
sity, the rushing campaign coming
.10 a close last night.
_ The sorority rules provide that
all afternoon engagements must be
fi“ at sorority houses; all rush
ing must be “Dutch”; all rushing
_¢loges Saturday, October 6, at 6 p.
m., with the exception of one
dance to be held by Alpha Sigma
Phl sorority Saturday night; all
- bids should go out Sunday morn
ing, October 7; rushees must no
tity the sorority between 2 and §
w day afternoon of their inten
‘tlops to pledge; and pledge rib
‘boms are to be presented at § p.
m. Sunday.
. Heavy penalties wilj be meted
f: to aiy sorority violating these
<« Social Calendar
. The sotial calendar follows:
. Alpha Delta Pi will entertain at
the Georgian hotel on Saturday
‘afternoon from 5:30 to 8:30 p. m.
wish a formal dance.
. Chi Omega will be hostess at a
, hering on Thursday, October 4,
frow 5:30 to 8:30 p. m. ‘
g pha Sigma Phi will hold a
dance Saturday night, October 6,
rom 8:30 to 11 p. m.
~ Alpha Gamma Delta will give a
jmal dance at Memorial hall,
V; nday, October 1, from 2:30 to
“;'"'.‘ pP. m,
Phi Mu’s tea dance will be held
‘&t the Physical Education build
ing, Tuesday, October 2, from 5:30
to 8:30 p. m.
| Delta Delta Delta will entertain
‘,j,m;-; 8, 5:30 to 8:30 p. m, at a
formal dance at the Physical Ed
ut m‘mfldln?&a’%d on the same
Ly? , Sigma-Del au will present
their formal dance at the residence
"of Mrs. Ernest Michael on Mil
e avenue.
i Kappa Delta will sponsor a
. dance for the rushees from 5:30
"to B:3¢ p. m. on Friday, October
-b, at their new house on Milledge
- avenue, and the newly installed
- Alpha Omega, Pi sorority will en
~ tertain at a luncheon on the same
- The list of pledges for the fra-l
. ternities follows: § |
A é Pi: Julius H. Bolga, Mau-l
. rice Cohen, Leon Bonnett, Szul
= Raskin, Walter Isenberg, Herman!
. Lund. Maurice Friedman, and Her- i
_ an Kraft.
A, T. 0.: A M. Piper, Cevil
E Roberts, 8. P. Turner, Allan Se
?;;;’ard, Nelson Tift, Mack Lancas-I
zgr, J. Woodrow Wilson, E. L.]
¢ *Turner, George Stovall, Burton
| Bellinger, Ward W. Whelchel,
¢ Powell Smith, J. G. Kimbrough, I.
iD. Ledbetter, Tom L. Lane, and
§ John A. Smith. ]
* Lambda Chi Alpha: James E.
eall, Sam Bullock, Leon L.
bles, Homer J. Keer, Dick
jin, Howze Evans, Arthur Ny-
BN, J. W. Wingate, Pat Summer
our, Wilfred Warren, Felton Gor
iden, Buster Davis, Howard Ha-.
} Joe Gillespie, Jack Robinson.
fClayton Alexander, William J.
: " w 3, Carl Phillips, and Lynne
Brannen.
" Pi K. A.: Bob Kimbrell, Roscoe
‘Plckett, jr., William Chandler, Els
ton Johnson, Boycé C. Wilder,
Mack Tucker, Williamn E. Merritt.
Uike Green, Clete Johnson, Ralph
irlisle, James' Cfapps, Polk Land.
Bdw n Carlisle, _h;_q_.lph Langford,
- ang Howard Threlkeld.
(L | ssesp; Kappa Phi
Pi w:*‘*-_ " Phi: Marion Lucky,
hn Jenkins, George Merritt, Jjr..
jul Trulock, John Wilson, P. T.
Fjeh, Winton ~Wilkin, Charles
Brooks, Calvip Stovall. Robert
yers, Jack Strickland, J. G.
ambliss, R. W. Simmons, and
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Iwm'ld & superman; How Dantes es
| capes, following the good Abbe's
death, locates the treasure, and re
{ turns, a fabulously wealthy man to
visit a slow and sweet revenge on
each of the three enemies respon
sible for his misery is perhaps too
well-known to require re-telling
here.
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’ EDWARD G, ROBINSON
IS STAR AT STRAND /
“The Man With Two Faces”
which opens a two day run at the
Strand Monday so, its local pre
miere will more than make good
the promises of its producers and
’exhibiwrs. It is a dramatic mas
terpiece, finely acted. BEdwara G.
t Robinson is in the leading role. ‘
: The story ¢ells of a theatrical
family, the son being an actor and
producer, and the daughte, one of
' the popular and talented women on
the stage. This girl married a
scoundrel who exercises a hypno
tic power that well nigh kills her
career, Apparently, she can act
only when motivated by the sinis
ter influence of her husband, and
when he disappearsfit almost des
troys her. She had about overcome
this influence, when the husband
returns from prison, resumes con
trol over her mind, and is sending
her to utter ruin when he is mur
dered. i
The mystery of the murder forms
the base for the plot, and it is suf
ficient to say that not until the
very end of the pray does the au
dience know the identity of the
slayer, or the motives for the act.
[Robinson, as the .orother .and’
as Mr. Chautard, enacts a double
role in a masterly manner,
Phi Delta Theta: Ed Bvne, John
H. Mullino, = Homer Lamson,
James G. Davis, Franklin Horne,
Neil Stokes, jr., Joe Heard, Ralph
DeLoad, Hugo Provano, Henley
Mathews, Albert B. Jones, Edwin
Blackman, Harold . Arnold, John
Hansell, Billy Driver, Homer Har
ber, Dan A. Yancey, Pratt Cheek,
Griggs Shaiffe, Brown Small, and
Billy Terry, jr.
Sigma Chi: L C Clark, jr,
James Paterson, W. M. Chandler,
Jack© M. Earle, - Robert Glenn.
Warren Hereford, L. A. Mallary,
jr.,’ Brewkter Wickersham, Alber- |
tus E. Wall, jr., Harry 1. Davis,
Jr., Douglas Jamison, Jack Jen
nings, E. M. Hester, Henry Mc-
Kright, A, D_ .. McGaughey, jr.,
George C. Hagood, Clayton W.
Peacock, jr., Ed . Everett, J. P.
Gholston, Bill Grimes, and Platt
Price.
8. A E.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Worth
Yancey, Dan Dockstader, Arthur
-I{ucas, 111., Lewis Paschall, Willis
ackson, Harley Landale, Oner
Franklin, Wadsworth McGinty,
Tommy Haygood, Maynard Smith,
James Caitle, Tom Kennedy,
Jame H. Fort, Edwin Southerland,
Harry Wilkinson, James Barrow,
Jr., Winston Brooks, and Jim
‘Woodruff. : .
Chi Psi: J. M. Lester, Eugene
Lewis, jr., Gus Frye, Bert K.
;Carmlchael, jr., Roswell Mcßae,
Joe Weeks, jr., Claude Felton, jr.,
kßobert Sewell, Cardelle Lewis, and
Marion Tyler.
E Delta Tau Delta: 1. Herbert
' Conner, Ralph Brinson, M. A.
Claxton, Walter Jacobs, jr., Lee
Price, Charles Adams, Glenn Brin
~son, Lester R, Watson, Herman
Coolidge, Richard Wader, Dorsey
B. McCurry, Robin Adair, and H.
F., Cullen. i
A. L. T.: Ben T. Daniel; Win~
ston Burdine, Glenn Wattham,
Newell Edenfield. Dick Warren,
Lew Cordell, Walter Revell, Henry
‘Wagnon, Charlie Tredaaway,
Cleveland Thompson, Malcolm
Ferguson, Harold Warren, B. C.
Hill, Dan BAnd, Charles Sirmans,
Norman Freeman, Pagton Searcy,
and E. L. Love. o
‘Chi Phi: Jack Spaulding, James
Shepherd, G. A. Nicholson, S
Roy Wynne, Dargon Cole, Ran
dolph Neely, Edward Brousseau,
William S. Beane 111, w. M.
Grayson, Hugh White, and Rich
ard de Galien.
Alpha Gamma Rho: James La
cey.
. Kappa Alpha: Alfivrt Menard,
John McPherson, . George
James, Frank Little, J. R. Brat
ton, Blanton Fortson, W. A. Sla
ton, George Dance, Cliff Hooper,
and Fred B. Duval.
~ Phi Epsilon Phi: Stanley Ebner,
Herbert Blum, I. A. Solomeon 115,
David Morrison, and Melvin .
Nussaum.
Tau Epsilon Pi: Jack Bryan,
Milton Marshall, Jacob Nissen
baum, Sol Altman, Jerry Kabat
sky, Sidney Reicher, Saul Strin
ger, and Eugene Lipschitz.
Sigma Nu: BEdmund Hughes,
Gene Curry, Frank Bickerstaff,
Harrison Gibson, J. Lee Parker,
W. M. Page, Leonder Richards,
Neil V. Qldenbuttle, Buddy Has
ell, William H. Andrews, James
Griffin, Robert Jenkins, ‘Thomas
Miller, Albert S. Baldwin, Allen
F. Davis, W. W. Warren, Thorn
ton Newsom, Phil S. Wade, Shel
by Westbrook, and James Curtis.
DELECATES NAMED
FROM OCONEE FOR
STATE CONVENTION
| Deélegates to the Democratic
| state” convention in Micon October
| 4. from Oconee county wefe "afi-
Inounced vesterday. They are,
Glenn Cobb,” C. T. Maxey, C. A.
lEvans and W. Shannorp Elder.
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: Destructive térmites work so
rapidly that foundations of even
!ntw houses have to be replaced
after two years.
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Mr. Sirmons was in Athens Fri
day to assist in launching the Na
tional Housing Campaign in this
community. He s a state director
for Georgia.
SPECIAL GIFTS
GROUP TO BEGIN
WORK THIS WEEK
A committee under direction of
Anit Nix as chairman will this |
week solicit *special gifts for the
Salvation Army herc. The commit
tee comprises, in addition to Mr.
Nix, Richard F. Harris, J. W. Jar
' rell, Joseph (Costa and Harry
Hodgson. They will probably meet |
tomorrow afternoon to a.rrange[
plans to solicit gubscriptions tu the
- Army’s maintenance fund.
The maintenance appea] will be
held October 9-10, with Carlisle
Cobb as general chairman. He will
be assisted by R. H. Gloyd, col
onel of the men's division and
Majors B. R. Bloodworth, W. R.
Bedgood, Jake B. Joel and F. E.
McHugh, who have appointed their
teams. !
Mrs. Ross Creekmore, colonel ot‘!
the women's division wil] be as
sisted by the following majors:
«Mprs. W. A. Abercrombie, Mrs.
Ed Beussce, Mrs. Jake Joel. 'l‘hey‘
will meet tomorrow at 10 n‘(rlockl
to select the captaing of the teams.
Mrs, F. C. Hutchins, sr, ex-()f-{
ficio member of the woman's com- |
mittee will attend the meeting and i
Lelp in organizing the women forl
the appeal. |
The objective this year is 33,700.:
.
Athens Officers
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Arrest Negro in
.
. Recent Slaying
City Policeman W. H. Smith
and County . Policeman Bg_l
McKinnon were called to A
lanty yesterday on account of
an arrest there of a Negro man
which the Clarke officers are
seeking, but when they arrived
there they found that the pris
oner was not the one they
were seeking.
However, while at the jail,
they were given a tip that the
man they were seeking, Will
Henry Thomas, was at his sis
ter's house in Atlanta. They
acted on the tip and found
their man, bringing him back
to Athens and confining him
in:the county jail.
Thomas is being held for the
murder of Robert Butler, a
Negro, here several weeks ago.
The grand jury will act on the
murder charges against him
at its session this week.
Colored Churches
FIRST A. M. E. CHURCH
W. R. Wilkes, pastor,
Sunday school 9:30 a. m.
Preaching 11 o'clock, by Dr. D.
S. Pingerly.
League 7:30 p. m.
Preaching 8:15 by pastor.
Note: The members and friends
are urged to be present.
TIME EXTENDED
ATLANTA, Ga— () —W. E.
Page, collector of internal revenue,
has anounced that the time for
filing ginners returns for the
months of June, July and August,
had been extended to October 31,
this year.
‘Page asked for the 30-day ex
tension of time because of inabil
ity of farmers and growers in all
sections of the state to get their
exemption certificates.
Schedule Changes
Southern Railway
Effective Sunday, September 30,
Train No. 8 will leave Athens 1:00
P.MM. instead 1:30 P.M. arriving
Lula 2:20 P.M. making connection
with Train No. 11 for points South.
Departures from intermediate sta
tions between Athens and Lula
will be 25 to 30 mirutes earlier
than at present. » ="
SPECIAL SUNDAY P.M.!
French Coffee Cake, 15¢
Doughnuts, dozen . . 20c¢
Cookies, dozen . . . 15¢
Variety Cakes ‘
Hot Rolls, dozen . . 102
Variety Breads
‘Home Made Ice Cream
BENSON’S BAKERY
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
CAMPHIGN AWAITS
~ NAMINE OF BOARD
Will Name Advisory and
Executive Boards for
Housing Campaign
Launching of Athens’ hetter
housing campaign, which was en
dorsed at a meeting of citizeng at
the Georgian hotel Friday after
noon, awaits gelection of advisory
and executive committees, i
The decision (0 hold the cam
paign, to encourage use of credit
facilities for repairing and mod-‘
epnizing homes vunder the Nation-i
al Housing Admin{stration, was.
made after the general committee
of which D. Weaver Bridges is
chairman, heard an explanation of
the program by W. A. Sirmon,
state director for Georgia, and by |
representatives of the NHA who
t spoke to the Athens audience in a
i miniature talking picture program
| brought here by Mr. Sirmon. The
| program Jasted about thirty min
| utes, and showed pictures of lead
{ ers in housing campaigns in other
icities, compared buildings in need
tof repair with those which had
been repaired, or modernized.
} Chairman Bridges named nine
members of the general committee
|to go over the complete list and
lselect the advisory and executive
| committees: Abit Nix, chairman;
M. N. Tutwiler, Mrs. Carl Saye,
Mrs. T. W. Reed, W. R, Bed
good, Mrs. IL.ouise Lanier, J. B.
Farr, J, K. Davis and M, .C.
Buckley. Their selection is subject
’to approval of the general com=
mittee, i
It was explained at the meeting
that the campaign will not be
connected with that section of
the housing administration which,
later on, will make credit possible
for re-financing building loans, but
is concernéd with broadening the
use of credit authorized for repair
fng and modernizing . buildings.
James Sartor, vice-president of the
Citizeng and Southern bank told
the meeting that his bank, as well
as other institutions authorized to
make these loans by NHA is co
operating with the movement and
quite a few loans have already
been made in Athens.
Mr. Sirmons said that persons
eligible to borrow money from
banks under the NHA provisions
must have good credit standing.
although the loans are what are
called charcater loans, He said the
NHA guarantees the joans up to
twenty per cent of the total which,
the federal government believes,
will protect the banks adequately.
He said Augusta has subscribed
$4,000 to conduet a modernizing
campaing there, and that Atlanta
subscribed $7,500 to carry on its
campaign.
"The object of the NRA program
is to encourage home and other
property owners to repair their
property thus giving work and
stimulating the flow of money.
The benefits from such a program
will be felt by the entire commun
ity, it is declared. Loans may be
payable monthly and may cover a
period of three years.
FUNERAL NOTICES
CARITHERS.—The relatives and
friends of Mrs. Mary Lutitia
Carithers, wldogv of the late
Wni. G. Carithers; Miss Eliza
beth Carithers, Mr. and Mrs. R.
H. Chesley, Boston, Mass.; Mrs.
Hersche] Carithers, Mrs. Ada
Nowell, Monroe, Ga.; Miss May
beth Carithers, Master Herschel
Carithers and Mr. Harry Stev
ens, Athens, Ga.; Mr. Jack Car
ithers, Oklahoma City, OKkla.,
and Mr. Herschel C. Chesley,
Tuscaloosa, Ala., are invited to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Mary
Lutitia Carithers, this. Sundayv
afternoon, September 30th, 1934,
from the First Baptist church, at
four-thirty (4:30) <'clock. Dr.
J. C. Wilkinson, pastor of the
First Baptist church, will offi
ciate, and will be assisted by
Dr. Lester Rumble, pastor of
the First Methodist church. Mr.
E. T. Burns, Mr. Thomas Elder,
jr., Mr. Harry Elder, Mr. Henry
Jackson, Mr. Walter E. Jack
son, Mr. Sidney Wheeler, Mr.
Herbert Breedlove and Mr. W.
C. Thornton will serve as pall
bearers, and will please meet at
McDorman-Bridges chapel at
four o'clock. Interment will be
in Oconee Hill cemetery. Mc-
Dorman Bridges.
CHANDLER — The friends and
relatives of Mr. Samuel Chandler
of Madison county; Mr. and Mrs.
Johnnie Stanack, of - Hull, Ga.:
Mpr. and Mrs. W. L. Glenn, of
Hull, Ga.; Mr: and Mrs., Zett
Dillard of Hull, Ga.; Mr. and
l Mrs. Charlie Rice, of Athens;
Mr. and Mrs. William Chandler,
l of Arnoldsville, Ga.; Mr. Jim
Chandler of Hull, Ga.; Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Chandler, of Ila, Ga.;
and Mr. and Mrs. William Nash
of Hull, Ga., are invited to at
tend the funeral of Mr. Samuel
Chandler of Madison county,
Monday, October Ist, at 3 o'clock
from the Pleasant Grove Baptist
church. Rev. E. A. Logan, of
the Baptist church, assisted by
Rev, F. L. Hendrex of the Bap
tist church, will officiate, with
interment in the Pleasant Grove
cemetery. Bernstein Funeral
Home,
| HIS VERSION
i NEW YORK—(#®)—Calvin Aron
| son explained to Magistrate Green
{span his version of how his car
i happened to be in front of a fire
;hydmnt — another motorist had
| pushed it there.
| He had not explained this te a
'[pollceman. the salesman said, be
| cause he was saving hig words for
a learned and just judge. '
“What do you sell?” inquired the
judge.
“Boloney."
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CHICAGO — () — The path of‘
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Violators, a “keep Chicago safe”
subcommittee . vOted yesterday,l
would pay a fine or attend four|
night sessions of the school. The!
plan includes illustrated lectures{
and written tests. :
But to earn “freedom™, an of-|
fender woud have to get a passing\,
grade on a written “final.” |
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WASHINGTON — (&) — Three i
Georgians have been designated |
by President Roosevelt to take exa |
aminations for entrance to VVest'
Point. They are Private Freder-‘i
ick 3M. Armstrong, jr., of Fort Mc-
Pherson, Ga., Benjamin M. Bailey,l
jr., 11371 Peachtree street, N. E.,
Atlanta, and Albert C. Persons of |
Fort Benning, Ga.
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