Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, March 16, 1920, Evening Edition, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text2 Five paving ordinances were adopted on final passage at Monday afternoon’s meeting of the City Coun ¢il, The meeting lasted only forty minutes and was one of the shortest in years. The paving ordinances adopted were To repave Mangum streer, from Simpson street to Jones avenue, with bituminous macadam, To pave Cone street, between Ma - rietta and Lauckie streets, with as yhalt on the present Belgian blocks To pave Mangum gtreet, from Simpson street to Foundry street with bituminous macadam, To pave Rosedale roaa, from Green wood aveiue to the city limits, wit concrete, To pave Mell avenue, from De Kali avenue to Melendon avenue, with bituminous macadam. It was agreed alsp that the Fifth Ward place on the Carnegie Library board be declared vacant and a suc cessor appointed, Councilman J. R Nutting offered the resolution and called attention to the rules that if members of the Carnegie Library were absent from two or more meet ings their seats could be declared vacant, ‘ . » The Right of Way * Y Coming to Forsyth Bir Gilbert Parker's great nnw‘-“"l') - RNight of Way,” has at last reaci®i the sereen and will be presented next Thurs day, F‘rldu% and Saturday at the Forsyth Theater. he picture will be presented by &an all-star cast, with Bert Lytell, one o} the most popular stars before the camera in the stellar role of Charley Steele, A#s thore who have read the book-——ant it is estimated by Harper and Bros, the publishers, that they number well int« #x figures—will recall, this is a stirring, v‘cwrng‘ua and unusual story of Canadian Ife in Montreal and again on the fringe of the north woods. The action revolves chiefly about the character of Charley Steels, called, for his dash and manner by hig friends and enemies, both of which were nuinerous, ‘‘Beauty'” Steele. The fa mous courtroom scene in which, after mur der, Bteele snaps at him, "Out of my sight—you're as gullty as hell!” opens tha drama, and this same striking unexpected. ness, this suddenness and almost stunning ﬁl?ﬂle is repented in the various incidents which go to make up the novel which won for Gilbert Parker the title Sir Gilbert Parker, AsK for T "HILL’S QUL FIVE MILLION PEOFPLE USED IT LAST YEAR gILL'S BroMIDE Standard cold remedy for 20 years ~in tablet form-—safe, sure, no opiates—breaks up a cold in 24 bour»—nl(nu.?rip irg 3 days Money back if it fails. The AN S, be i, &l ! :Icturo. > At ANI Dras Stores e Fyyer thd Mebame P u:rg. LARD vv- 24¢ Ne. 10 No. §l P - 5235|5120 60 COTTON BLOOM No. 10 No. 5 { l\:o. 3 $2.19 | $1.13| 60c TF_;IT'L]H; Fresh and Smoked Meats at Lowest Prices Alto ?ut Lines of_ G.rocerles. Maxwell House Coffee B« vi s o DI EE R . .ooocsos. 80 | ROTARY I Perhaps you've wondered why FI DZRAL BREAD is always uniform, golden - browned all over. Have you noticed the distinc tive rotary ovens? Every 40 min utes they turn out fresh hot loaves. j SYSTEM OF BAKERIES OF GEORGIA 6 N. Broad. 10th and Peachtree. 33 Whitehall. ATLANTA Macon Brunswick Augusta Valdosta THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN ¢8 @ A Clean . ewspaper for Southern Homes e.# & ~ TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1920. Amato aives dareat - FRSON PICKS Singing Exhibition’ PIRSKIN HERD By DUDLEY GLASS, 4 If any one had gathered the idea that Pasquale Amato's powers were weakening | because of his absence last season from | the Metropolitan Opera, the ldea would | have been dispelled after hearing his re ;cmu at the Auditorium Monday night when, after singing the great and throat- Iluxmg “Prologue,” he returned to the platform and at once gave the ''Largo al Factotum” from “The Barber of Beville,’ an air described as "“‘at once the hope and despair of baritones,” with its marvelously rapid staccato and its surprising ascents and descents of the scale. Amato sang it not only with heauty of veice and ex | cellence of phrasing, but gave it a world of comedy spirit. It was received with almost as much enthusiasm as the beloved “Toremdor,” which he gave as a later en core, the first time he has sung it in Atlanta, | Aminto was apparently enjoying his ““wel. 75000 e S T Yy, 0e T e | ATLANTA-—-De Wolf Hopper in *The Better 'Ole.” LYRlC—Vaudeville, GHAND-—Vaudeville, RIALTO-~Douglas Maclean and Doris Mny in “Mary’'s Ankle."” TUDOR-——"Auction of Souls"” ’ FORSYTH-—*The Luck of the Irish.” | BTRAND- -“Dangerous Hours.” | VAUDETTE—Fifth Episode of “Dare | devil Jack,” with Jack Dempsey. BAVOY-—Constance Talmadge in “A Temperamental Wife.” ALPHA--Juanita Hansen and George Chester in fourth episode, *“The Lost City."” ‘ The Better Ole’ Returns And Repeats Success Da Wolf Hopper and hig excellent com pany presenting “The Better 'Ole,’ re turned 4o the Atianta Theater Monday night for three days, to be greeted by a house equal to a first night, and the play proved that 1t is strong and entertaining enough to hold the boards for a week's run In two Installments, The setting of the play is ‘‘somewhere in France” and “somewhere in England”’ prior to November 10, I§lß, during the days when Capt, Bruce Bairnafather gath ered material for his famous cartoons of the English tommy, upon which the play is basad, Particularly appealing 18 the acting of many characters who served as actual tommies In the trenches. Mr, Hopper, In his usual curtain speech hetween the acts, took occasion to laud the Boy Scouts of America, Atlanta mem bhers of which were present in a Dody, and gave three hurrahs and a ‘“Hopper' when he had concluded, ‘ “Business DBefore Pleasure.” “Business Hefore Pleasure’’ |s the title of the cleverest comedy in years which. will come to the Atlanta Theater Thurs- FOR [TCHING TORIUR: Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo There is one remedy that seldom fails to stop itching torture and relieve skin irritation and that makes the skin soft, clear and healthy. Any druggist can supply you wit, Zemo, which generally overcomes skin diseases. Eczema, itch, pimples, rashes, blackheads, in most cases give way to Zemo. Frequently, minor blemishe disappear overnight. Itching usuall, stops instantly. Zemo is a safe, anti. septic liquid, clean, easy to use and dependable. It costs only 35¢; an extrs large bottle, SI.OO. It will not stain, i not greasy or sticky and is pogitivel, safe for tender, sensitive skins, | o T B P(s (imo, DANCING Mon., Wed. and Sat. | Private lessons in fashion able ballroom dancing, day or night, by appointment, at studio or your homae. Ivy %‘L ANE’S l Peachtree and Cain Streets @ Watches that are DEPENDABLE (o) TIMEKEEPERS —We Sell Them-— | E. A. MORGAN 10 s 12 K. HUNTKR NTY, firsi doer frem Knly'}. C"T 'Nhu.‘ AVOID REGRETS LET US DO YOUR CLEANING AND DYEING MATTHEWS DRY CLEANING CO. Phone Us Today—We Deliver 39 P'tree Arcade Phone Main 1240 pcome home” in Atianta, though a sligit bit of cold was in evidence. He sang sev eral songs, mostly by Italian ecmposers, and sang them delightfully, but several lof them were bits of humor which lost much of their value through being in = sirange tongue., At the cloge he and Miss Kitty Beale, the soprano, sang together the Henschel “Gondoliera” duet, which they were obliged to repeat in response to applause. Miss Beale was received with enthusias tic applause from the lovely ‘“‘caro nome’ which opened her program to the duet ut the close. Besides the “Rigoletto” air she sang two groups of songs in English and the air from "‘Gianni Schicehl'” Her voice is clear and fresh, if a little strident at times. The recital closed the All-Star Beries for the season, and the program announced that the Evans-Saiter Musical Bureau ex pects to present an even more interesting series next fall and winter, day for an engagement of three nights and Baturday matinee, The play ran in New York two years, and in Chicago twelve months. It is an A. H. Woods production, and Woods |is famous for the hits he has produced in the lust few geasons. This is the first opportunity smaller cities have had to see this laughing show. Seats are now on sale. . New Grand Bill . Pleases Audiences ~ The new Loew bill at the Grand wae approved by the usual audiences at the opening performances. Barnoeld's trained animal act, introducing dogs and monkeys in clever feats, was thc headliner. Comedy features were pro sented, % Jeff Healey and company furnished merriment in a rollicking skit, involving the efforts of a business man to stamp out bachelorhood among bhis employces. Kennedy and Kramer offered a combi nation nuinber of songs, dances and baunjo selections, The University Trio, three young mén with splendid voices, made a hit in a series of tuneful and catchy songs. Halley and Noble were pleasing in a comedy sing ing and dancing act. The picture featured Bessie Barriscale in “The Luck of Geraldine Laird,” an in teresting drama. . Southern Harmonists . . Feature Lyric Bill The Lelghtons, SBouthern harmonists, and Millard and Marlin, in “Songs and {mn‘vel,“ feature the new bill at Kefth's .yrie. The former delight with th catchy Southern tunes that go to a person's feet, suck as “Frankie nd Johnny” and ‘“‘How Long Honey.” Millard and Marlin have a Chinese set ting and costumes for a pretty Chinese Song. They also give a funny impersona tions of Bowery “toughs.” The girl is exceptionally pretty and clever. Roth are excellent dancers, Porter J. White and Company present an interesting playlet, *The Visitor,” featur ing Mr. White, Chester Beach and Miss Maude Hackett, Emmett Briscoe and Co., & singer, black face comedian and girl dancer were enter taining. The singing was good, but the comedy could have been much better. The Qlockers have & novelty act that pleases. Ea e g A e t ‘ 3 ’ Auction of Souls | At the Tudor ‘ “Auction of Souis.’ the classic of the screen which portrays the most horrible crifnie ever perpetrated against Christian ity. pncked the Tudor Theater Monday, when it wns shown here for the first time lr\l populer jirices. | This 's the picture to ses which New York sociery paid $lO a seal when it wua‘ first shown In America at a private ex hibiton at an exclusive New York hotel. ‘"lt is a truthful, reverent, but terribly vivid | reproduction of the horrors practised by the Turks in their attempt to exterminate | Christian Armenia. : enpa— * \ . ’ ’ | Mary’s Ankle | . At the Rialto “Mary’s Ankle,” the new Paramount- Arteraft special feature, with Douglas Macl.ean and Doris May In the stellar roles, opened o week's engagement at the Rialto Moday to one of the largest crowds that has greeted the opening of any picture shown in this house this season. Douglas Macl.ean and Dorigs May will he remem hered as the two clever young co-stars who played **23% Hours' Leave” and “What's Your Husband Doing?"” “Mary’'s Ankle” is sald to be even better than either of their two previous releases. ‘ 3 ’ The Luck of the Irish At the Forsyth “The Luck of the Irish,” one of the hest special reelases of the month, opened a three days’' engagement at the Forsyth Monday., 'This picture is typically Irish, and onn of the hig features of the film is the trip around the world, and the adven tures of the Irish lad who follows a pretty | pair of ankles all around the world. Why not celebrate St. Patrick's Day by seecing (this plcture? For That CHILLY Feeling. Take Grove's Tasteless CHILIL, Tonte. It Warmse the Body by Purifying and . Enriching the Blood You can soon | teel its Strengthening Invigorating Wffect. Price 60 cents—Adv, FE No Internal medicine will cure Kezema. Only by the nrohnhoa of CRANOLENE, the great external remedy, can the Eczema mbcng be destroyed Prove this statement for mn" -t mo:,'ouu. _Write for free test treat ment; address Mills Chemieal Co., Dept. D, Girard, Kao, “Sloeps Like a Plow Boy™ **l suffered for 20 years with Eczema in its worst form. Aflected all over the bodi (‘RA'IOLENE left me as fine as white silk, and 'lu‘rhh-pbw boy.''=J. McCracken,’ Johnson Ulty, Tenn, + Written two years after using CRANOLENE.) At all drug stores. sscand §l, Money Positively Returned if Not Satlsfled Sold and Guaranteed by U - A v aant inbhen 000 Atlnuta, Ga, | | New Stock Issued by . . - The Georgia Savings l Bank and Trust Co. ! Notice is hereby given that sha tholders of Georgia Savings Bank Trust Company of Atlanta, Georgi have the right to subsecribe for o and one-half times the number shares of the new stock authorize by a _stockholders’ meeting he March 1, 1820, as they shall own *he existing stock, on Tuesda { March 23, 1820, at noon, central tim as shown by the books of sald ban Said new stock to be paid for | $186.00 per share for stockholders their transferees, on or Dbefore to'clock p. m, central time, Tuesda 'Avr(l 6, 1920, Notice must be give |to the bankK in writing of the nun ber of shares each stockholder sul lncrihea for of the new stock not lat i than Tuesday, March 23, 1820, | noon. { This first day of March, 1820 ( GEORGE M. RROWN, President, ' By order of beard of directors, Perhaps the mind of President Wilson harked back ot Princ/ “n days when “Prexy” Wilson was keeping an «(ye on the gridiron rec ords, for in Willlam Martin Williams, whose apointment was announced from Washington Monday, he picked for commissioner of internal rev enue a hero of the football field whos glory has never been dimmed by time. For the new commissioner is none other than “Billy” Williams of Auburn, one of the great figures in athletic annals of the South. . Billy Williams was half-back on the Auburn team from 1893 to 1896, and for the last two years was cap tain of the Orange and Blue. He wasg chogsen by Coach Heisman of “eorgia Tech for half-back on the "amous “All Time” team. He has never lost his activk interest in | ithleties and he is stil “Billy Wll-| liams of Auburn,’ for he finds time to help coach the Alabamans a fewl days every fall. He was coach at Clemson College for two years after graduation at Auburn, but afterward returned to his alma mater ‘as coach. “Tich” Tichenor, the midget quar | ter-back of the days when Auburnl was at the height of her gridiron‘ glory, now an Atlanta lawyer and golfer, was a team mate of Billy Wil- ‘ liams and his pal. He wasn't a bit surprised Tuesday to hear that Billy had been given a high place, It wouldn’'t have surpriscd “Tick” if Billy had been made ambassador to the Court of St. James or secretary of war. Because nothing could be too good for Billy. “You never could tell about Billy, or Mart, as we somctimes called him.” said Mr, Tichenor. “He had a poker face. He looked so innocent vau’'d think he was an angel, but he was mixed up in all the student deviltry the Auburn campus ever knew and a lot that never was found out, “I remember one year we had a pretty girl as sponsor at our train ing table, and every one of us was violcntly in love with her. except me, of course, and Billy Williams he adonted a policy of cold indifference to feminine charms asnd the jealous rivals were glad to believe he wast ' out of the running. But one day 1! happened to take a look under the| table and Billy and the eirl were | nlaying a most interesting ‘game of | feet.” " ’ | “Billy” Williams was born in West' Point, Ga.. just on the Alahama 1117‘9. in 1874. e has practised law ’in Alabama and New York for twenty vears. LOOK WHO'S HERE! Fair Price Plumbing Co. 266 8. Pryor Bt. M. 1008 Plumbing & Repair Work at a Fair Price J. F. Schofleld J. C. Durham Abdominal Supporters, Elastic Stock. ings Fitted by Expert Froprietors, (V, K, Perryman, (J. C.) Buarsen Ue. 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Golden Syrup. 4 Ten-Day Remance Is Ended When Woman ~ Attempts Suicide : (By Universal Service.) | PORTSMOUTH. Va.,, March 16— Mrs. Anna R. Waldorf, 22, who gives Buffalo, N. Y., as her reridence, at tempted suicide Sunday night on board the destroyer Haraden of the United States navy at the navy yard here She was the dinner guest of En sign W, B. Collier und after dinner went into a stateroom to put on her wraps. Three officers sitting in the wardroom heard a shot and found Mrs, Waldorf with a buller wound in her breast. A wote Hn the desk addressed to Ensign Jollier, said: '“I love you more than life. My life has been a wreck, and I refuse to ’wreck yours, so I will end it allL Good-by.” She was taken to the navnl hos pital where her conaition is reported as favorable, Ensign Collier, whs is 22, and un !marrivd, sayvs he has known Mrvs. | Waldorf only ten days. She is said | to be separated from her husbandi in . Buffalo. She came to Norfolk sev | eral months ago. 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