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THE CONSTITUTION. ATLANTA. CA THURSDAY. MARCH 1ft1 Party. Mr.

and Mrs. Burrell Baker enter- Ulned Thursday at a. sp the. party or their aunt. Mrs.

Thomp-l on Meador. of Covlngton. it their' horn In Decatur. I Box Party for B- Mrs. W.

I Hollingsworth will give box party this afternoon at the Howard theater In honor of her daughter. Mrs. Rubye Lee Hollingsworth. whose marriage to Harold' Whitfield Minor will be an event of March 13. MEETINGS The regular monthly meeting of the Sheltering Arms association this morning at :30 o'clock at 161 street.

A full attendance Is urged. Plans for Tag day will be discussed. The executive board of the auxll. lary to the T. M.

C. A. will meet In the building Friday. March 11 at 2 o'clock. The regular monthly meeting will follow at 3 o'clock.

A full attendance Is desired. SOCIAL ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Honour and family have returned horns after pending th winter in Tampa.

Fla. Mrs. Reginald A. Dawsonand lit. tie daughter.

Anneta have return' ed home after spending the winter in Tampa. Fla. They also visited In St. Petersburg and Pays-a-Grub. Lawson Klser who has been at.

tending school at the Uni ersity of Virginia. will arrive Saturday to spend a few days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. H.

Klser on Paces Ferry road. William H. Kiser. Jr. will next week from HaIti- Miss Maggie E.

McMaster has re turned horn after spending the winter In Tampa Fla Misses ErnesUne Campbell. Caro- line Shiver Jennie Robinson and Nell Sims will arrive next week front Miss Merrill's school In Now York to spend the Eater holidays with their parents. Miss Elsie Carpenter. of New York city. who is spending some time In Atlanta II the guest or rel atlves and friends is now visiting Mrs.

Henry Haines Green at her apartment In the Boulevard. Miss Irene Grarnlinc has return to Atlanta from an extended visit to Mrs. John D. Tucker In Lrmingam. Mrs.

Thompson Moador. of Covngton. who has been the guest of her sister. Mrs. P.

E. Wood. and MISS Minnie Thompson In West En 1. has returned home. Yr" KTRTK Erwln and little daughter.

Ethel. will leive today for a few weeks' vl" in Bainbridge. Mrs. R. A.

Parker. of the Knight apartments on North Jackson street. After a week' illness of pneumonia is able to see her friends. W. Murphy of BatnbrIdge.

Is spending several ays in Atlanta. MT' and Mr Van Leer. of Phlla. leIPhla. will be honor guests In the narty given Saturday Henlng- at the Piedmont Driving- club Saturday eve- Don't be led away from an old well tried remedy for coughs and colds.

Cheney's Expectorant has helped over two generations of southerners to overcome effects of sor throat and Inflammation of the breathing organs. I a great remedy and so recognized by the mefll- cal profession. Any druggist can Cook quickly in silted water two pounds of peered and quartered potatoes. As soon as they seem to be cooked. drain them.

place in front of the oven for a few minutes in order to dry them. and then tilt them into a sieve lying on a cloth. Press them through the former without rubbing. Place the puree in a saucepan season with salt pepper and nutmeg add one ounce of butter stir over a brisk fire until the puree becomes a consistent paste. Take off the tire.

complete with the yolks of four eggs. well mixed with the rst and turn the paste out on to a buttered dish. taking care to spread it in a rather thin layer so as to precipitate its cooling. Butter the surface to prevent the preparation from drying. To make croquettes equal portions of this paste.

portions weighing about one and one-half ounces are rolled on a flour-dusted board in the shape of a cork. These are now dipped into a preparation of worked eggs. salt. pepper and a tablespoonful of oil or melted butter and rolled in bread crumbs. Plunge into hot fat and fry to a fine gold- en color.

NICHOLAS M. SABATINI. nn Mr. and Mrs. Van Leer will arrive on Friday in Atlanta to visit Mr.

and Mrs. Khney. at their home un Had Fifteenth street. Mr. and Mrs.

St. Elmo Ma have returned home to their apartments at the GeorgJa Terrace after a visit to St. Simons Island. Dr. and Mrs.

James Kemp Plum- mer. of Raleigh. N. C. are visiting Mr Louise Spalding Foster.

at her home on tland avenue. Mark Hardwlck. of Dalton. II In I the city. Mr W.

E. Mclnlosh and -daughter of Roanoke. Ala. ar the guests or Mrs. Mclntoshs mother.

Mrs. B. F. Iloltzendort. 20 Durant place.

Mrs. Samuel lomaxi Do BQse en- tprtaintd the members of her bridge club yesterday afternoon at her home on leachtree rod Mr. and Mrs. John S. Cohen will I entertain at dinner Saturday evening at the Piedmont Driving club.

in compliment to Mrs. Braden Kyle ant Mrs. Percy Darlington. of Pennsylvania the guests or Dr. and Mrs.

lunbar toy. Covers will be laid for eighteen. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freeman.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jenkins and Dr. J.

G. Williams have returned tram Palm TIearh. CHENEY'S EXPECTORANT For Colds and Sore Throat Tightness of the Chest and Inflammation of the Mucous Membranes and Breathing Organs. easily supply you at little cost and full direcons for Stoma treatment is printed on bottle. During wet or damp cold weather when colds abound Cheney's Expectorant should be used at once.

For children's at tacks of croup or whooping cough Cheney's Expectorant is especially recommended. adv. HOW WOMEN AVOID SURGICAL Some Are Extremely Necessary Others May Not Be Every Woman Should the Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound a Trial First Chicago111. I WM in bed with a female trouble said inflammation and had fOOl doctors but none of them did rue good.

They all said I would have to have an operation. A druggists wife told rue to take Lydia E. Pink. barns Vegetable Compound and I took 22 bottles never missing a dos and at the end of that time I was perfectly wen. I hay.

never had occasion to take it again as I have en to well. I have a six room flat and do all my work. My two sisters ire taking the Compound upon my recommendation and Vou may publish my letter. It is the gospel truth and I will write to any one who wants personal Tetter. Mrs.

E. H. HAYDOCK 6824 St. Law rence Are. Chicago I1L A Vermont woman adds her testimony to the long1 line of those fortunate women who have been restored to health by Lydia E.

Pinkhams Vegetable Compound after it had been decided an operation was necessary Burlington. Vt I suffered with female trouble and had a number of doctors who said that I would never be any better until I had an operation. I was so bad I could hardly walk across the floor and could not do a thing. My sister-in-law induced me to try Lydia E. Pthkhans Vegetable Compound arid it certainly bal helped me wonderfully.

I keep house and do my work and have a small child. I have recommended Vegetable Compound to a number of my friends and you may publish my testimonial. Mrs. H. R.

SIWtON. Apple Tree Point Farm Burlington. Vt. In hospitals are many women who ire there for surgical operations and there Is nothing a woman dreads more than the thought of an operation. and the long weary months of recovery and restoration to strength if it is sueeeufuL It is very true that female troubles nosy through neglect reach a stage where in operation is the only resource but most of the commoner ailments of women are not the surgical ones they are not caused by serious displace.

menU tumors or growths although the symptoms may appear the same. When disturbing ailments first appear take Lydia E. Pinkhss Vegetable Compound to relieve the present distress and prevent more serious troubles. TB feet many letters have been received from women who have been restored to health by Lydia E. Pinkhaxns Vegetable Compound after operations have been advised by attending physicians.

Lydla E. Plnknami PriT Text-Book upon Ailments Peet. liar to Women" will be sent to you free upon request. Write to The Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.

Lynn Massachusetts jbis book contains YluaWe information. Champ Andrews Says Harding Administration and Banks Will Help in Financing Exports. The principal feature of "Merchants' week" was an open forum meeting Wednesday night at the chamber of commerce. at which about 150 visiting merchants and manufacturers were present. Chimp S.

Andrews. a prominent business man of Chattanooga. Tenn was the principal speaker and he discussed the economic situation. with special reference to the probable future developments. He was optimistic In his address.

The principal trouble. he said. was lack of credit with which to make exports. and he expressed the belief that the American banks and the American administration of Mr. Harding- will find a rational way of financing exports.

He believed that such a solution would soon be achieved. and that business depression would quickly pass away from that moment. This evening the visiting delegates will be the guests of the local association of merchants and manufacturers of the Southeastern Automobile show. In the Auditorium. Friday will be the last day of the convention.

and will be devoted to Inspection of local manufacturing and retail establishments by the. visitors. Leeds Poisoned Would Risk Life To See Mother Son of Princess Anatasia of Greece Only Worried About Her. New York. March 9.

Accompanied by a Chinese valet. who was with hint in the wilds of Sumatra William H. Leeds. Jr. son of Princess Anastasia.

of Greece. arrived in New York Wednesday trying to make up his mind whether he would re main here and undergo an operation which would save his own life. or hurry to the bedside of his mother. who Is seriously ill in Athens. Young Leeds who Is 17 was bitten by a poisonous insect while hunting in Sumatra.

His arm be came infected and after undergoing one operation admitted physic- ions had told him there was small chance he would live unless he had the arm amputated. HI came here. from Los Angeles to consult medical experts. but Is more worried about his mother than he Is about himself. Speaking of his affliction after his arrival at the Ritz-Carlton hotel the young millionaire said I did not agree with the doctors In their conclusion but did submit to an operation by an English sur- peon.

It was not very successful. The arm was split open and the none scraped. Since starting east I feel considerably better. My right arm still has a kink in it. That is due to infection of the bone.

Whether I shatifltave to go under another operation will depend upon the decision of the physicians In New York. I had been In the Jungle less than a week when I was overtaken by a high fever. Then my arm began to swell up. I had been bitten by some kind of an Insect. but did not notice It at the time.

It must have been a mosquito or fly that had been feeding ort the carcass of some animal and carried with It the poison virus. OAKLAND DEALERS COME TO ATLANTA FOR. CONVENTION Sixty-five southern dealers from the states or North CarolinaSouth Carolina. Georgia. Florida.

Alabama and Tennessee. gathered ta the Capital City club yesterday to attend an Oakland dealers' meeting. by luncheon. after which they attended the Great Southern Auto show. J.

T. Madden. sales manager of the Southern Oakland company presided and Instructive talks were made by R. H. Martin.

general manager the Southern Oakland company Fred W. Warner. president and general manager the Oakland Motor Car company. Pontiac. Michigan and C.

J. Nepller general. sales manager of the Oakland Motor Car company. Responses were made by S. A.

Gayle. of Greensboro. N. C. and 3.

C. Davis of Tampa for the dealers. An elaborate luncheon was served at 1 o'clock. at which A. G.

Pros- perl of the service department of the Southern Oakland company gave an Interesting report of a recent visit to the factory at Pontiac. Mr. Martin followed with another delightful talk. Those present at the convention were E. C.

Hale. Dr. C. S. Floyd.

L. V. Mobteg E. C. Glbbe.

Haskell Bass. Dr. D. M. Yates R.

1. Aubrey. B. A. Tyler.

F. 31. White Jack C. Davis. A.

T. Lindsey P. S. Bacon. 1.

If. Brown. R. T. Gayle E.

C. Reynolds. U. G. Mason N.

1. Garland. Bruce Crosby. Chester I. Lee H.

Martin. 1. T. Madden C. B.

Pepper. H. R. Roberts. E.

If. L. G. Mason. E.

A. Owens. O. W. Stacy H.

3 Brummelkamp. Noone D. Hudson Fred O. Everhardt 1. H.

McCltlUn. Fred IL Muon. W. S. Kettle A.

G. Prosper E. tuve Eddie Lyons. C. 3.

Neph- ler. F. W. Warner. J.

B. McCollum. W. 1. Kennedy.

A. H. Geary. s. M.

Imlrle. C. T. Messer. S.

R. Edge. Glenn Holmes. S. T.

Smith. W. S. Cnntrell. E.

O. Sayer. Frank Rogers. Jr. A.

C. B. Cobb. S. A.

Gayle. 3. T. Miller. L.

H. own. 3. M. Green.

John L. Mc- city. GOOD EATS For Less Money Menu Chanted Every Day TURKEY DINNER SOc Rout Young Turkey Celery Dressing Cranberry Sauce Stewed Corn Sugar Coated Yams Hot Corn Muffins Wheat red Banana Pudding Buttermilk Coffee SHORTORDERS SPECIALS FOR TODAY Porterhouse Steak with Po- tatoes 6Sc Brmi Shoulder of Spring Lamb with Spaghetti 400 Fried Pork Chops Sugar Co td Yarns 4Sc Minced Cleicicen in Tout SOc Rout Young Turkey with Dressing SOc Hem sad Eggs Bacon and Eggs Brains and EggsSOc MAX'S CAFE 24 Luckie Street Rear Hallo Theater A Amusement Directory THEATERS MOVIES tiata Th at Thursday Jz1da7 sad Saturday maUnes Saturday lasses Wtttei Star Uiattnia Lyric Theater Keith id- Ttrtlement for program. Leews Grud pictures tad ogsidevllie- See advertlaenient for program. wir4 Heater TTrarsdiy.

Trktay. Sitar- dry Bebe Osalele Is Dock and Orate. sod other features. Ducks and Drakes. At tile Howard.

Ducks and Drakes with Bebe Daniels In the star. role. will be at the Howard Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Jack Molt is author star in the picture.

and there's a splendid cast. It' a Paramount production. Other numbers on the Howard program Thursday. Friday and Saturday are Sunsetland Enrico Leldes arrangement of Hawaiian melodies. played by the Griffith string- quartet a vampire comedy dance by Miss Muse Calmes of the Spiker players.

and other musical and scenic features. Lasses White Minstrels. At Atlanta Theater. The Lasses White AUJJtar minstrels presented by Spaeth Co. or New York city will be seen at the Atlanta theater tonight.

when they begin an engagement of three nlgnt and Saturday matinee. That it is an entertalnnent that will evoke a gasp of genuine admiration upon the rise of the first an ascertained fact. not onnly on account of the sterling merit of the company and the superlative art of Lasses White himself but it will also be due to the gorgeous scenic effects which are the most preten. tious ever carried by an organization of this kind. Keith Vaudeville At tile Lyric.

Fate and Temptation. a fantastic muscal comedy with girls and gorgeous gowns and stage settings reminiscent. of popular seashore resorts shares top honors on the time Keith vaudeville bill at the Lyric Thursday Friday and Saturday with Willie Solar. the in ternational musical comedy star. Fate and Temptation' is a gorgeous little fantasy In which pretty girls rare comedians.

tuneful melodies and stunning gowns are featured. As a novelty it Is a thorough winner and tr 6m the standpoint or run is a thorough setter. Loew Vaudeville. At the Grand. Another typical star program of vaudeville and pictures is announced for the week-end at Loews Grand beginning Thursday.

The stellar offerings presented will include Julia Curtis. star of the comic opera stage the Dancers De Luxe. Florence Bell and Jack Belgrave Gordon and Gordon and Maxon and Morris. The screen headliner is I tarle Williams in The Romance Promoters. Out of the Chorus.

At the Forsyth Alice Brady the favorite of hundreds of film devotees in Atlanta. win be seen today Friday and Sat- I urdsy at the Forsyth In her latest Realart picture. Out of the Chorus. one of the best of all her many fine photoplays. Out of the Chorus" is a powerful drama or a girls devotion.

She was only a chorus girt but she proved that love is stronger than blood or caste. or doubt or contempt. Inside o7 the Cup. At the Rlalto. A photoplay of tremendous force and sweeping action Is The of the Cup.

a Paramount picture which Is playing- a. weeks engagement at the Rlalto this week. It is a plcturlzatlon of Winston Churchill's famous and widely discussed novel of the same name. The story is dramatic. the action thrilling and the love interest centering- upon a rector and settlement worker.

exceedingly appealing. The shams anti hypocrisies of society are exposed with merciless vigor. 19 and Phyllis. At tit. Criterion.

19 and Phyllis. In which Charles Ray is pleasing Criterion theater patrons this week is perhaps must fittingly described as a comedy of youth. for In it Ray" appears as a year boy. and opposite him the leading feminine role Is demure Clara Horton. who Is.

herself only 16 years old. The photoplay is replete with amusing situations and is one of the best Ray films ever offered to the public. Also on the program is shown the try-out scenes or the five winners In The Constitution beauty contest. Outside the Law. At hr Tudor.

The work of the little Stanley Goethals. said to be only three years old. and In a motion picture for the first trme. is one of the delightful features in Outside the Law the story of San Francisco's underworld in which Prlllll1a Dean Is TODAY Friday and Saturday radar Tbe AH week. Dean to Outs1de the Law and other screen features.

Xialte TKeaUr All week butt the Cup. and other tenet features. Yrsyth Ttaater TfcarsOay Friday Saturday. Alice Brady In "Out tt Chorus. SwisS Tbtater All week.

Tom Wx ho me Texan. and other screen features. Critsuica Tlwattf AU week Chinks In IS and Phyllis sad other screen feature VatetU Heater Tburiday. Hello tret Alan. Thursday Wand Hawley la Tli Snob.

THlt Thursday SLadte Kennedy Girt With a Jazz Heart. Ipba Thntrr Thondar Miry Pick ford The Wormer. starring at the Tudor theater this week" The acting of the child is so unassumed as to appeal to everyone and no one wonders that PrUcillas flinty heart in the picture Is warmed by this embryonic leading man. Way own East. Coming to the AtUata.

Tomorrow morning the sale of seats for the local engagement or D. W. Griffith's wonder spectacle. Way Down East. which comes to the Atlanta theater for.

a stay of one week beginning next Monday night opens at the box office of that theater. From all reliable sorcIs of Information It Is manifest that Griffith has outdone himself in Way Down Hash" He has taken a simple story of a phase of New England life and unfolded a series of aventures and restraints which illumine the ever troubled path of true love. Fenimore Coopers Last of Mohicans" In Motion Pictures What true son of America has not thrilled at the reading of those immortal Leather Stocking stories from the gifted pen of James Fenimore Cooper virile father of American fiction and what regular boy. from 9 to 20. would not rejoice to visualize those vivid scenes in which the princely Uncas last of the Mohicans moves with majestic grace Such an opportunity Is it store.

for The Last of the Mohicans" has been produced In pictures by Maurice Tourneur. the great director. MOTHER California Syrup of Figs" Child's Best Laxative- Accept California Syrup of Figs only look for the name California on the package then you are sure your child is having the best and most harmless physic for the little stomach liver and bowels. Children Jove Its fruity taste. Full directions on each bottle.

You must say "California. adv. Miss Julia K. Summer A Noted Educator of California LECTURES TONIGHT at 84 EDGEWOOD AVE. Masons' Annuity Bldg.

The Theosophical Basis of the New Education I earn about child education modernized as carried out by the Alabama Fair Hope School and the School of the Open Gate of Hollywood. California. Admission tree FREE LECTURES BY McCollum EFFICIENCY EXPERT La CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Ellis Street and Carnegie Way Every day at 3 and o'clock. closing this vital series on March 15 You Ar Cordially INVITED Fate Temptation" A FANTASTIC COMEDY WITH MUSIC AND GIRLS THREE FALCONS College Comiquet who is responsible for the plcturlia- tion of Rooert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island. And what Is more.

The Last of the Mohicans- has been secured for a weeks en gagement at the Criterion theater beginning March 14. Critics have declared it one of the greatest achievements In the history of motion. pictures lovers of literature the country over have given the production unbounded praise and educators are' urging schools to have the pupils see this remarkably accurate and fascinating visualization of the greatest of the Leather St tales. Mr Albert Plaistridge Dies in Hot Springs. Mrs.

Albert Plalstrldge well known In Atlanta. died Wednesday at Hot Springs. Ark. where she had gone for her health. Mrs.

Plals- tridge was interested in painting and sculpture. and was a member of the Atlanta's small circle of artists. She trained quite a reputation in New lork and throughout the country' as an artist and artists model and a number or her finest works have been exhibited at the Grand Salon In Paris. in Berlin and at the art exhibits of London and New York under the name of Alberta Ludbrook. Amon those for whom she posed during her student days were Harrison Fisher Howard Chandler Christy and Clarence Underwood.

Mrs. Plalstrldges body will arrive in Atlanta Thursday. en route to New York for interment. She is survived by her husband. The regular meeting of Henry Grady camp.

No. 1121. Woodmen or the Wotlti. will lie held at 7:10 o'clock Tonight In the Red Men's wigwam. 86 Central avenue.

Th' has been changed from Friday night to Thursday and Clerk J. W. Stephens has issued a call for a full attendance. P. T.

A. fr Cartersville. Cartersvl11e. Ga. March 9.

Spe cial. A Teacher association was organized In the Cartersville schools at a meting held relentlv at the East Side school here. Sirs. S. S.

Saggus was elected president Mrs. Joe Ben Jenkins vice president Mrs. W. Robinson secretary and Mrs. Boyd Perry treasurer.

MOTION PICTURES ATLANTA THEATER FRI. and SAT. MATINEE SIT. LASSES WHITE' GRAND SPECTACULAR FIRST PART The Isle of Flowers THE BLACK HANDICAP With LASSES WHITE AS JOCKEY DOOLiTTLE PRICES ALL PERFORMANCES SOc. 100.

150. 200 Mon. Mch. 14 Twice Dally at 2:15 and D. W.

GRIFFITH'S Woofer of the SOth A NW ART FORM COMUININQ DRAM PAINT1IC8 POETRY AND MUSIC Nights 50 to 200 Mum. SOr to 8130 SEATS FRIDAY MAIL ORDERS iHAMO I STAR BILI Thu. Fri. Sat. JULIA CURTIS Musical Comedy Artiste DANCERS DE LUXE Premier Terpsichorean Trio BELL BELGRAVE Hilarious Comedy 3 GM GORDON GORDON New Twists MAXON MORRIS Impersonators Screen Special EARLE WILLIAMS In The Romance Promoters" HOWARD Willie Solar THE INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL COMEDY STAR COUNTS PERRONE Baritone mix OLIVER Soprano CHAS.

LLOYD CO. THE SPEEDSTER' TODAY Friday and Saturday BEBE DANIELS IN Who am I Oh Just a lonesome little girl who wants somebody to talk to her. It was risky' but naughty Teddy adored doing devil things What happened to her will send you' home laughing. ITS A ROLLICKING COMEDY WITH BEBE DANIELS AT HER BEST11 Macon Retailers' Organize ittFight On' Phone Rates Statewide Battle Expected to Follow the Resolution Adopted by Dealers. Macon Ga.

March 9. Special. Seventy retail grocers. and meat dealers Dr Macon at a meeting to night lined up for a fight on the Increase In telephone rates In Georgia recently granted by the railroad commission. Besides adopting resolutions ask- ng the commission to reopen the rate hearing.

and urging the trans. portatlon committee of the chamber of commerce to fight the-increase in rates. the retail grocers and meat dealers association instructed a special committee to dispatch letters to Savannah Augusta Atlanta and CartersvUle. to line up the grocers and those cities in the fight. The.

resolution adopted by the meeting follows We the undersigned retail gro. ears of the city of Macon hereby etitton you to ask for a rehearing before the railroad commission of Georgia on the Increase of telephone rates. We believe the present rate which are In excess of war rates. are excessive. A state wide fight as the result of the action of the local grocers expected to follow.

The prewar rate on a business phone was so a year. The rate has been' in creased. with permission of the railroad commission to 660 and a new ruling of the commission ef in-a few weeks puts the rate at 670. allowing an Increase of 9110. The railroad commission on Monday heard from Leighton Shepard nd Emmett ITouser represent.

ng certain citizens of the Port Valley district argument against rate Increases on the Fruit Belt Telephone company. which operates the telephones In and around Fort MOTION PICTURES CRITERION Daily 10:45 12:30. 2:15. 4 5:45. 7:30.

9:15. CHARLES RAY In 19 AND PHYLLIS' dn titution-Ince Beauty Contest Winners Screen Snapshots Topics of the Day Edgar Takes the Cake CRITERION ORCHESTRA Valley. The local fight is u- of the series of uprisings In' oppo-n sltLo to the Increase In rates. ij LAYMEN ARE NATION ISON Or GREAT REVIVAL. Greenville.

S. O. March S. De' daring that the country is on th fe eve of a great spiritual awakening. Dr.

J. Campbell White of the New York Bible school. tonight addressed the closing session of the seventh biennial Presbyterian Laymen's Missionary Mov reglonot- al convention. the the CATO- lInu. Georgia and Florida.

Dr. Whites ubjeet was What Shall the Answer Be to Christ Ills address was evangelistic in tone. and emphasized the. wide. field for.

work in foreign missions. lie dared the nation was looking to the south for spiritual enrichment. because this section had. been less affected by the flood of iznmigra1 tion. 10000 Workers Strike.

1 New York. March 9 mazda' 100110 workers in misses and children's dress factories went on. strike it was announced at the headquarters of the International Ladles' Garment Workers un-1 ion. where It was claimed the' In. dustry In Greater' New York Virtually was tied up.

New School Dedicated. lle Ga. Mirth 9 Spe cial. A number of tltizens from Cartersville. headed by County Sur of Schools Jes W.

Jackson. went up to Kingston said look part in the dedication of the handsome new school buildlnjr lust completed there. This building which cost fifteen thousand dollars was erected and made ready. for On. cupancv within one year from the time fhe old structure was de troyed by fire.

MOTION PICTURES IRLTD ALL THIS WEEK The Great Paramount. Cosmopolitan Production' The Inside of the Cup" From Winston Churchill's Great- Novel. Also if Wedding Bells Out of TW New Mack Sennett' Comedy TUDOR. NOW PLAYING Priscilla Dean OUTSIDE THE LAW' Supported by Lon Chancy and an Star Cut To the School Teachers of Atlanta We. are sure you will be glad to learn that during the week of March' 14th next week the Criterion Theater will present a photoplay version of James Feniniore Coopers widely studied masterpiece THE LAST or THE MOHICANS and we feel that this should be of more than passing interest to you and your charges.

Because otthe historical and educational value of that classic a motion picture ion carries vast significance and now that THE LAST OP THE MOHICANS' has been committed to the screen students histprlans and lovers of American fiction will find. intense satisfaction in the ex iuisitely beautiful visualization. In the presentation of' the' picture at the Criterion not a detail has been overlooked. A thorough search through authentic sources has led to the discovery of native music scores selections from which will be rendered throughout the projection of the picture by way of enchantment Each minute detail or the production is episodical and highly entertaining and the whole under the masterly direction' of Maurice Tourneur will undoubtedly prove invaluable instruction and a divertissement of extreme merit. Sincerely yours CRITERION THEATER FORSYTH TODAY-Friday and Saturday I ALICE BRADY1" The Beautiful Realart Star Out of the Chorus" Which Shops That Tights Don't Make the Woman' Thrills Current News Weekly New Two-Reel Comedy THECONSTITUTtON.

1Z1. lier9 i i for Thop on their I Elect. L. A I Hollln s- I I 11. 1 SOCIAL I r.

the wl Tampa Dawson an Petersb nd University arr more. I fc fa tei ha re- win' MIs es tw I I I ns' rs. ho le a 1 ainbri lge Kn ht a aTtment Ith Balnbr gt' Mrs. er gue ts SatuTd swa i sore I an pofe slon. A Daily Signed Recipe By DeImoaicos Chef Potato Croquetles dr in salt.

gs di pped I I bu Iter I r'I' S. AYfa rn I 1r. Ir. a Mrs. Fo ter Courtlan Iarl cit an are rs ant o1I I on leacJt I nin Pi nt I sy anla.

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est. rite I. LJdlaE. END TO BUSINESS SLUMP' PREDICTED I Ch mp I 1 Inse nfnlenct 3m ua 1 phYi I ct ance hi e1 hi pon. Iy Inf tlon I I tpedln Carolina.

South otTampa. htul R. Owen narltv. Turk. Stewed-Corn Ba aDa SHORT ORDERS Br aed Coated CI cbn Cream on LI RearRia1toTheater.

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