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BIJOU
TODAY ONLY
RICHARD DIX
“Roar Of The
Dragon”
With
Gwili Andre
Edward Everett Horton
Arline Judge
Za&u Pitts
Strident, daring, big h» history.
Drama torn from blueing nev,
bond- that shocked the world. A
blood red story of guerilla hoi don
in war weakened Manchuria today.
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Chicago’s Great
Auction Sales If
Financial Flop
By J \ VI KS ( . < LK \H\
\H> 4 HiaU'fi Pr«- Staff Writer
Chicago, Nov. 10. (A*) The gn at,
ertt n alty auction ever held i on, but
it> cft^h return are meager.
For moat of the 400,000 pan el of
Cook county real tale, worth mon 1
than $1,500,000,000 and ordered ho hi
for $ 100,704,041 in 1020 taxes, are be
in# forfeited to the late, ninco tew |
will buy even at extremely low prices.
About a twentieth of the total har
ho far boon offered by County Trea.v
urer Jo oph B. M< Bonough, but
Ht ni cely $ 10,000 in cash ha been ro~
ceive<l, hi< office aid today.
Detailed figure*- an* not obtainable,
but the property ordered Hold include?
about hall the realty in the county;
the remainder $120,087,447 has
collected.
Intere*t in the : ale wa:- heighten
: ed thin week when County Judge Kd
rntirid K. Jarecki ordered 50,000 par
j rids sold for $ 22 , 000,000 in ta x* : ,
j Thin in (iWiH'd by t he 28,000 rriember
i/f the a?>Horiat ion of real estate tax
|iayei>:, who had filer! objectitiii and
instituted a “tux ?• trike. ’ JuiTcki dts
uiixMed the objectiomt.
i Cook county ha> fought through
four at t m k; on it imj»o«ed t a «
I*"ii t wa the Ali ich (a <*, which
bared fraud in 1028 realt> la « and
j j resulted bi n) 11 a until re a 1920, * nienl, with > 22,00 hobbng '.
up tax .«
j000 Mill owing.
i Second wan the Uintor ca « , vvhi< h
ichargfd fraud in 1028 and 1020 ro
: ax ex - rnent s, clftirning that $ 10 , 000 ,
i ((J, O00 iu personality had been paid omit
Jed. Tax bill k for 1020 were in
1931, with 5*0,2J0.778 till owing.
Third wa another case diMtti - e*l
Jarct ki. brought on the anu* ba
is it the Bistor case.
Fourth is a muruhtmw- proceeding,
the Roster case, still ponding before
‘the tat< tipo me court., a l ing an
order re«iuirnrig the a • s<>i to in
dude the personalty. Hcl'tiwl u»
realty taxpayers will he made if tbi.
order is won.
Meanwhile, the resultant chairs ha:
been far • reaching. Public employ
es have gone unpaid for month Cook
county and it inunicipalitie.; are
heavily indebted for money loaned by
Chi< a go and New York hank on mi
j tieipalion writ rant .
IS EPILEPSY
INHERITED?
New York, N. Y. A booklet entitled
“CAN EPILEPSY BECCKLD?” issued
j recently, contains the opinions of doctors
J from Europe, Asia, and America on this
j interesting subject.
Because of the world wide interest
I created by this pamphlet, a limited nurn
I her will he distributed Write to the
Educational Division* 643 Fifth Avenue,
New York, N. ^ , Dept. 2 10 for this
free interesting bool;let,
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Rheumatism
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1 ‘rogiwslve pnarmaeists will tell
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•cription for rheiunulism right now i
Allenru for R5 cents 5011 can get u
generous bottle from J. L. Andrews
J any up to date druggist.
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guarantee that if it doesn't - top the
j ‘swelling pain the in agony 4s* hours and yoYir reduce money the
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I rie Acid Poison Starts To
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‘ay it removes the cause.
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VEGETABLE COMPOUND
NEBRASKA FAMILY PLANS VISIT TO WHITE HOUSE
When Gov. Franklin D, Roosevelt nte a chicken dinner at the farm home of Mr. and fire Gus Sjmnick
near Waterloo, Neb., during hi* campaign, he ir.v.’.ed the Oumnicka and their 11 children —count them—to
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Rheumatism
Uric Acid Poison Starts To
Leave Body In 24 Hours
All I’.tin. \giiny and Inflammation
lie,nr in lk Hours
Make tip your tnind that unless you
treat rheumatism, neuritis, neuralgia
ur sciatica in the Kill if! way you’ll
periodically sailer the rest of your
life-!
The superb ingredients of the AI
lenru prescription are favorably known
arid it. marvelous pain ending power
banishes all discomfort. It's com¬
pounded to ill it e oul of muscles,
joints and tissues those excess uric
deposits which cause agony of mind
and body.
What n joy to know that never
again need you sit up all night suffer¬
ing terrible pain- what a blessing to
know you can conquer this insidious,
affliction without harmful drugs, opi¬
ates or brain-numbing tablets which
relieve only for a short time.
A large ii 07 .. I sot t U of Allenru costs
hut Hfic. And .Andre 1 .. ; the Druggist
arid prominent druggists all over the
L. S. >.ay, "If one bottle of Allenru
doesn’t end your pain more quickly—,
if it doesn’t give more lasting results
| than any other treatment we’ll glad¬
ly return your money.
I Allenru for -Is hours then hack on
the job again (adv)
WORNOU I MEN NEED
OLD-TIME IRON TONIC
Men who are wore out, run-down
•ml nervous need iron, lime and cod
liver peptone a combined in Vinol.
The very FIRST botth brings new
strength, better appetite and round
sleep. Vinol aids digestion and in¬
i'j eases thy red blood, (lives vou new
pep and ambition. Equally good for
tired, nervous women and underweight
children. Tastes delicious. (let a bot¬
tle today. The results will surprise
you! Cash Pharmacy (advl
Make This 25c Test
Why Get Up Nights? |
This easy bladder physic is needed
to drive out impurities and excess
acids which cause irritation that m
suits in leg pains, bnckuch**, hunting
and getting up nights. BK KETS,
the bladder physic, containing buchu,
juniper oil. etc,, works on the blad¬
der pi* asauUy and effectively ns cas¬
tor oil on the bowels, (let a 2dc box
(5 grain st/.e) front jour druggist.
1 After four days, if not relieved of get¬
ting up nights go hack and get your
money. You avo hound to feel better
ufter this cleansing and you get your
regular sleep l ocally at Dennett's
Drug Store, ,1. L. Andrews, druggist.
i adv I
MAN THIN AS RAIL
IRON ADDS 10 POUNDS
"1 was tired, run-oowii amt thin »*
« rail Sine*' taking Vinol I sleep
well, feel better amt have gained 10
pounds." If A, From berg
Thin, run down, nervous men or
women need the help of iron, lime and
cod liver peptone as contained in Vin¬
ol Kv .mi the first bottle bring* new
pep, a go. d appetite and sound sleep
Aids digestion and makes red blood
Tastes de’.cion* (h t a ho*ti t . of Vinol
Fash Pharmacy .'adv)
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THE BRUNSWICK NEWS
,
She Is Voted Ideal Secretary !
D-.ry Wlechstmr.n,
nrti. Ohio, be volts college
r’.-idsnt, who lies never held a
f oretarial position, was select¬
ed r.o the “icle-il secretary” at
t. annual meeting of Alpha
Ft-, national business women’s
lUir-'. cn, in Washington.
Pc ronality, common sense and
a thurr.’rs down policy on dates
with the “boss" are her ideals cf
the perfect secretary. (Associ¬
ated Press Photo)
GOITRE NOT A DISEASE
It has been brought to light by
scientific research that goitre is not
to be treated as a disease but as a
condition due to other bodily disturb¬
ances.
Dr. A. A Rock, Dept. I.-13, Box
.17, Milwaukee, VYis., a prominent
goitre specialist of 30 years’ experi¬
ence, has perfected a different meth¬
od of treatment that has proven un¬
usually successful. This same treat¬
ment is now being used by goitre suf¬
ferers all over the country with splen¬
did results.
The doctor states that goitre is a
condition whirl grows worse with
neglect and recommends immediate
attention no matter how small the
growth may appear. He strongly op
poses needless operations. I)r. Rock,
is the author of a copyrighted book
that tells how anyone may now treat
their goitre with his method. He has
published this book af his own ex¬
pense and will send a copy free to any¬
one interested. Write him today.
(adv)
Over
Thanksgiving Week-end
the place to be is
THE PIEDMONT HOTEL
Atlanta
Two major Football games in three days
MERCER vs, OGLETHORPE
Thanksgiving Thursday, November 24th
GEORGIA vs, TECH
Saturday—November 26th
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Rates from 52.00
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Following the Performance
COUGHS Stopped almost InaUnttf
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THOXINE
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 16, 1932.
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THEATRICAL
OAKIE HEADS BIG
CAST SHOWING IN
PICTURE AT RITZ
“Million Dollar Legs,” Paramount’s
Olympic Games comedy, which is
showing at the Ritz theatre today,
with an all-star comedy cast headed
by Jack Oakie, W. C. Fields, Lyda
Roberti, Ben Turpin, Hank Mann, An¬
dy Clyde, Susan Fleming and Dickie
Moore, is said to be a completely diz¬
zy burlesque which out-slap-sticks
slapstick.
The story begins in the Republic of
Klopstokia, where all the men are
named George and all the women,
Angela, and the President, W. C.
Fields, holds his job because he is the
best weight lifter in the country.
Jack Oakie plays the role of a red
hot, American brush salesman who
falls in love with one of Klopstokia’s
Angelas, and in order to save the de¬
funct treasury of the country, organ¬
an Olympic Team which can car
ry off all the international honors and
win an endowment offered by .Jack’s
boss, the brush king. So all of Klop¬
stokia, including the famous spy, Ma
ta Machree, “the woman no man can
resist,” journeys to Los Angeles for
Olympic Games, and there, in
spite of Mata’s dirty w’ork, good old
Klopstokia comes through.
“ROAR OF DRAGON”
WITH DIX AS HERO
Richard I)ix, stor of “Cimarron,”
“Secret Service” and other recent
romantic films, has an entirely new
kind of role in “Roar of the Dragon,”
the dramatic story of turbulent Man¬
churia, coming to the Bijou theatre
today.
In contrast to the rollicking, light¬
hearted character he usually por¬
trays, Dix is seen as a cyncial, disil¬
lusioned skipper of the Chinese river
service, with little faith in nten and
none at all in women.
His boat disabled by Chinese band¬
its, Dix and his varied group of pas¬
sengers take refuge in a small inter¬
ior village where they convert a form¬
er Mandarin’s palace, into a stockade.
Here, under fire from the bandits
and threatened by plague, Dix meets
and falls in love with a beautiful Rus¬
sian woman of mystery. Her calm
courage, her willingness to risk the
meanest, privation to remain with
him, rejuvenate IVix and he changes
from a selfish sluggard to a daring
leader of the beleaguered refugees.
The romance has as a stirring
background the teeming life of a
Chinese village, torn by civil strife
and ruthless bandit raids. A graphic
picture is presented of the chaotic
conditions of the Orient today.
Supporting Dix is Gwili Andre,
young Danish actress who created a
sensation in Hollywood even before
the release of her first picture. Tall,
slender, and with a striking blende
beaut\ , Miss Andre is a perfect foil
for Dix in this spirited film.
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SAVE JOHN RUSK IN'CIGAR BANDS
Ask your dealer for New Premium
Catalogue. More Havana tobaeeo
is now used in John Ruskin, making
it the greatest cigar value at Sc. Smoke the
sire vou prefer — Perfecto Extra or Panetela.
TODAY
EVERY ONE OF
HOLLYWOOD'S
FUNNIEST
PEOPLE IN
A STORY
BUILT OF
GOOFER
DUST AND
FROG FUR
Million
Dollar
Left
i CL (paramount (picture
JACK OAKIE
W. C. FIELDS
ANDY CLYDE
BEN TURPIN
LYDA ROBERTI
HANK MANN
GEORGE BARRIER
HUGH HERBERT
DICKIE MOORE
SUSA** FLEMING
Thursday and Friday
JOAN BIONDELL MADGE EVANS
UNITED ARTISTS PICTURE
RITZ
Under Direction of _
LUCAS & JENKINS
