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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-25

ing school at Moultrie, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Parker and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. P.
Parker, of New Era, were visitors
at the home ofa Mrs. M. C. Harris
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Neva Perry, from Dooling,
spent few days here last week
with her parents, Mr.. AMI Mrs. |,
A. Perry.
Rev. E. T. Moore, of Americas,
was the dinner guest Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. /. A. Autry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Remington,
of Cobb, attended preaching at
Pleasant Grove Sunday and was the
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
~. Remington.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Bradley, Miss
Bernice Bradley and Alton Brad
ley motored to Valdosta Sunday,
spending the day with Miss Louise
Bradley, who is attending school
there.
Mr., and Mrs. C. c. Sheppard and
G. c. Sheppard. Jr., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Childers Sheppard attended
the funeral of Mrs, Reid in Ellaville
Sunday.
Miss Lucille Kinard returned
home Sunday after a very pleasant
visit of week to the home of her
sister, Mrs. ]. A. Bray, in Cor
dele.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Perry and
Mr. and Mrs. Allie Perry and baby,
of Americas, attended preaching at
Pleasant Grove Sunday and were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
! Williams.
C. c., Sheppard is a visitor in
Macon this week.
Mrs. s. ]. Bradley and Mrs. Ber-
nard Bradley and little son, Wade,
and Roy Bradley, Mrs. w. A. Par
ker and Mrs. Glawson, of New,
Era, were recent visitors in this
community.
Mr., and Mrs. w. J. Hill, Jr., and
baby, of Cobb, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Perry.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-25
HUNTINGTON

Rev. f. T. Moore, of Americas,
filled his regular appointment at
Pleasant Grove Sunday. delivering
q very able message to large and
attentive congregation at both
services.
The Woman's Missionary Society
e Pleasant Grove church will meet
Thursday afternoon in the church
at 2 o'clock. Mrs. B. A. Bradley,
president. asks that the ladies of
The community assist in making the
affair a success with a record at
tendance.
Miss Minnie Perry, who is teach
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-25
IT You Would Remain Young

For two years after he had
downed Georges Carpenter
Jack Dempsey did no fighting.
Movies, vaudeville, cabarets
and pink teas monopolized his
time as the days passed into
weeks and the weeks rolled into
months.
Came then the day he was
forced to defend his title. A
few weeks training and he en-
tered the ring again. only to
add another-Tommy Gibbons
of St. Paul-to his long list of
fallen foes.
Followed that memorable
battle in the Polo Grounds,
wherein he met and conquered
the mighty Argentine Luis
Angel Firpo. But in doing
50. he accepted far more pun.
ishment perhaps. than any other
man could stand.
And that was the Dempsey
whose muscles could have been
soft and flabby after two
years inactivity
He had kept in trim through
religious obedience IN fe,,
simple commandments. laid
down by his trainer, Jerry Lu.
vadis. He used set of exer-
cises " Jerry the Creek" had
mapped out for him.
Now Jerry the Greek" is
going to keep your readers in
trim.
He has ust written seven
health articles for NEA Ser
vice. And NEA herewith il
passing them on to you
It's an unusual series. 1t
doesn t tell fat folks how to be-
come thin, or thin folks how to
become fatter. It's ust timely
ups on how to keep in shape the
year round. And it's for vour
men readers; too.
Smsah it bigl v
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-25
MAKING SURVEY Of
EDUCATION SYSTEM
To Begin Work in South Geor-
gia During December or Jam
uary, Says Bullard

ATLANTA, Oct. 23.-The Sur
vey now being conducted of Geor-
gia's educational system will con-
sumo seven or eight months and
will form the basis of the annual
report of the state department of
education to the general assembly
of 1924, State Superintendent of
Schools, N. H. Ballard announced
tonight.
The investigation began several
weeks ago nd two counties already
have been surveyed--Towns and
Ramun. The six schools supervi-
sors, under the direction of NJ. L.
Drggan, this week are working in
Floyd county.
The superintendent stated he ex-
poets his supervisors to begin work
in South Georgia during Deem
Der or January. Bibb county and
the section surrounding it will not
be reached until later. Next week
the supervisors will survey some
county in the vicinity of Floyd.
In addition to conference with
county officials, including educa-
tional authorities, the supervisors
are visiting each school district,
MIR. Ballard said, adding that the
survey is being conducted in a
thorough manner.
The superintendent is advocat'
ing reformation Of the states edu-
cational system and said he would
base his recommendations to the
general assembly next summer on
the report submitted by the super
visors.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-25

Johnson City, Tenn. end It's
vicinity, was under a white covers
ing of five inches, according toh
ports, white Bristol, Tenn Vaaex-s
perenced heavy flake fall, soaEle
sections reporting snow at
depth of three inches.
Asneville, N c., was also under
blanket of two inches, Sleet
and rain also we're reported yester- !,
dav in all of the Carolina noun II
tains section.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-25
SECTIONS OF SOUTH
COVERED BY SNOW

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Oct, rs
Sections of North Carolina, Viz
ginia and Tennessee early today
were reported covered under a
mantel of snow,which not only was
said to have broke weather records
but was said to have been the larg-
est occurring so early in the season
for more than a decade.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-25
0COLD IN THE HEAD"

ia an acute attack of Nasal Catarrn.
Tbose Subject to frequent colds" are
-.anersiis in run down condition.
sgHqIALLjs cATARRH MEDICINE is q
Treatment consisting Of an ointm 1nS 20
onicSiv through the Blood on the NM
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and making you less liable TO COLDS:
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r ]. Cheney & Co. Toledo o.
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TELLS GIRL FRIENDS
ABOUT IT

Miss Viola Gibson, Bowling Green
Kentucky, writes: II want TO say
that your medicine did me more
good than any medicine l ever
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would willingly verify Miss Glib
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day.
Bened1czu
HEALTH BUILDER
I6Y Women
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-25

Let Jerry Luvads trainer Jack Dempsey keep you in
trim He's going give mighty timely health hints to
TnesRecorder readers And they be exactly the
ercises his fighter-pupi follows daily.
His first article will appear tomorrow-Wednesday-
Watch for it.
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FOR RENT-Four connecting
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FOR SALE-Full blooded Poland
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hanks TO an original and EXCLUSIVE type OF 5Io cufalns
of the series upmobie touring roadste
enclosed car.
These curtains mark the end of all the Inconvenience
usually associated with equipment Of this kind Because
of their design their close fit and the method employed
attaching them they the greatest advance yet made
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The new Hupmobilc curtains Of course open with tn
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-06
Artistas del Lienzo

mi .0bjeto. ME presente al director
George Melford v lie die que podfa
scmnenzar a impresfonar las escenas
cuando gustase.
para Ia Interpretation de mi p;:-
pei, me ayud0 de una manera nota-
BILE "a hechd de que las escenas de- la
pelfcula fueron impresionadss exacta-
nente en- el lugar en- que Sc desarro-
la la acci0n del drama y de la move
Ia.
..El pdDlico dira 81 mi "guiso" lie
parece perfectamente sazonado''
EN- cAToRCE TEATRos DE La CA
PITAL DE sUEcIA Sc EXHI-
I BEN SIMULTANEAMENTE
PELICULASs DE, la PA
!. .RAMoUNT
Segdn noticiss recibidas por el de-
partamento de exportaci6n de la Pa.
rtalnount, el dfa % de octubre pasado,
Sc exhibieron en- los catorce principal
les teatros de Estocolino, exclusive
Inente peliculas de este. cmprcsa. Es-
tie acontecimiento. el cual constitute
un yerdaidero record cinematografi-
CO., Sc debi6 los esfVerzos llevados
cabo per los sehores Carl York y
Walter Lemat, actuales distribuidores
de ls Paramount en- los pafses escan.
dinayos Ell mismo cablegrama que
trajo a Mr.. d. Il. Shauer, director del
departamento de exportaci6n de, ID
Famous Players Lasky Corporation
la noticia, le hizo saber que Ia pelf-
cula "The Sheik', hacfa tres senanas
que Sc exhibfa en- los teatros Riglto
y Sibyllan, con entradas de taquillas
jamas igualadas.
sSE INICIA LA sDECADENCIA DE
4 LA BELLEzA EN- Ell CINEMA.
TOGRAFO?
Esta pregunta nos vino ls, inentt
euando ofmos de labios del conDcide
actor cinematografico Joseph swic
karl, Ia afiTnaci6n de Que en- el pd
lblico comienza manifestsrse la ten
dencia de prestar mas atenci6n a la'
tn,a, !, ~, Y, ~; * ~ el,,o III = 1ns, II, f6,.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-06
Ell ACTOR cAIeACTERISTICO RAY
IOND HATTON, DE Ia PARA
MOUNT, DICE QUE @GUIsAn
sUs GARACTERIZACIONEs
ANTES DE INTERPRE.
T,ARLAS

Raymond Hatton, actor de carleter
de las pelfculas Paramount, manifes-
to el otro dfa 6. s,ln gr7ipo de perio-
distas y crfticos cinematograficos, que
fuerOn entrevistarlo EN- el estudio
do Iasly. que antes de interpretar
sus caracterizaciones, tenia la cos
tufnbre de aguisarlss',. Asf dice que
hizo con el caracter de Edward Dun.
sack, un morfin6nano; que apareee en-
la pelfcnla Java Head es Ia adap
taci6n cInematografica de la novela de
este misno nombre. de Joseph Herges5
heimer.
'Cuando el director cinematografi-
cohsbla Hatton me confia la in
terpretaci6n de un papel, 10 primero
que hago es estudiar el cardcter @es-
tofarlo"--digo 70, y despu6s que 10
he sacado todo el jugo possible, estu-
diando, ademas, todos los caracteres,
presento ante el objetivo de le ca
mara cinematografica con la confian-
"a de interpreter el caracter tai co.
mo 10 concibiera el autor del argu-
mento.
Para clio es precise, como he di-
clio, estudiar el tipo de escenas en- d.
el personaje Sc dcsenvuelve, el vistua-
rio en- que aparece y denas detalles
que tienen que yer con Ia interpreta-
ci6n del ,caracter, piies no basta con
ponerse una barbs . ,inos bigotes pos
tizos, o nn traje mas mehos adecua-
DO, para interpretar con propiedad IN
personaje.
"Antes de iiitentar presentarme an
te el 0bjetiyp de La camEra, para in
terpretar mi catacter en- Ia pelfcula
lara Head, !, LEI ietcnidamente Ia no
yela he Hergersheiner y caidnslo u
lupe tei7minado, cogf el argulnento q
para su adaptaci6n a Il pantalla hizt
Waldemar Young, y 70 lef Z relief una'
euentas yeces. Cuando hnbe termina
90, procure hacer IN retrsto men
tal de Edward punsack, teniendo el
cueiita IA epoca en que visi0 ese per
sonaie. y cuEitdo cref haber lograd'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-06

torres aplaudiran, sin duda, a este ac.
tor en- Is Interpretation de .Naradas !,
el anciano sacerdote indio que apare-
&c en- la pelfcula "Ei joyen raja'', en-
Ia cual el popular actor Rcdolfo Va
lentino, interpreta el papel de prota-
gonista.
Segdn Mr.. Swickard, el periodic de
novedad del cinemat6grafo ha pasado
a IL historic, No .esta muy Iejano eli
dfa en- que el pdblico eigira de los
INTERPRETERS del film, mas arte, sin
reparar Ell su belleza ffsica. Los ac-
torres cinematografieos tendrdn que ser
actores en- toda la extension de Ia pa
lGbra, pues el pdblico cada dfa apren-
de mas arte dramatico derivado de
las pelfculas que vs ven interpreter
en- la pantalla.
I'm ejempIo de elIos nos 10 da el
favor que el piblico dispensa 81 vete-
rano actor Theodore Roberts, precisa-
mente porque en- este actor Sc encar-
ma cuanto de artfstico y humane en-
cierra la cinematogrsffa. Theodore
Roberts es hoy uno de. los actores fa-
yoritos del pdblice que sefiala la
nueya genefaci6n de interpretes del
teatro cinematico. el yerdaderc cami-
no 8 seguir, 81 quieren laborar por Ell
engrandecimiento del arte que culti-
van.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-06
La BELLA AcTRIz BEBE DANIELS
IOAfAIsA PARTE EN- La NUEvA !
PELICULA 'REFLEJOS DE La
LUNA, DE La PARAMOUNT

Dentro de breves dfas comenzaran,
en- a estudio cinegrafico de la empire.
So Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
en- Long Island, los trabajos de inn
preston de unsi nueva pelfcula intitu-
lada "RefleJos de la luna. bajo la
direction de Alan Dwan, basada en- la
novela de este mismo tftulo, de Edith
Wharton. El estudio de Long Island
esta situado a corta distancia de Nue.
va York, de consigniente, la actriz
Bebe Daniels, que desempehara unc
de los papeles mas importantes de Ia
pelicula, yisitara por primera vcz en-
su vida, Ia magma ciudad de los rasi
cacieios
Tambien tomara inportante partt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-06
CACERIA DE BUFALOS EN- UNA
PELlCUI4A DE La PARAMOUNT

AUS 1uleIpIcGeS Quc tOiuuIuh PdItC
en- la escena de la pelfcula ''The CO.
vered Wagon" (El wagon cubiertol, de
Ia Paramount, que bajo la direction
de James Cruze, Sc estan ilnpresionan-
do en- la isla del Gran Lago Salado.
en- las inmediaciones de Antelope, en-
las cuales ocurre una cacerfa de bd-
falos y bisontes, el otro dfa reeibieron
un susie maydsculo cuandO de impro-
visO Sc lie present0 un rebaiio inmen-
SO de estos animales.
Los fot6grafos procursron sacar ell
mejor partido possible de la aparici6n
de los bdfal0s y bisontes, y obtuvie-
ron magnfficas escenas del ataque de
los animales. pero los actores sudaron
la gotta larga para obligarles a pasar
por delante de los objetivos de Les ca
maras en- el momcnto precise que re-
|querfa el argumento de la pelicula.
Los bdfalos y bisontes son unos pc
silnos actores cinematograficos Re-
sulta mas facil hacerios desfilar an
te las camaras en- rebano; pero no
hay poder humane que les haga es-
tarse quieto un segundo ante ell obje-
two.
Detras del rebailo iban docenas de
vaqueros gritando como pielesrojas en-
fel dnice lenguaje que los bifalos pa
recen entender, mas cuando les dabs
por meter La cabeza ras del suelo Y
las patas traserss y la cola en- alto,
los actores no tenfan mas remedio q.
buscar Ell abrigo de las vallas cons
trufdas exprofeso.
Ell ACTOR THOMAS MEIGHAN ES
RECIBIDo CON ENTUSIAsMO
EN- SU CIUDAD NATAL
Cuando el actor Thomas Meighan,
de La Paramount, llego Pittsburg,
su ciudad natal, con el objeto de in
terpretar varias escenas de la pelfcu-
La Back home and broke. en- la que
toma importante parte, uil grupo de.
ciudadanos Sc constituy6 en- comite de
reception y la aabeza de dos mil,
alumnos del colegio de Allegheny, fue
recibir al hijo predilecto la esta-
sci6n, y de ailf lie acompanaron, con
mdsica y banderas, al campo de foot
ball'. en- donde los eQuipos de los CO.
legios Allegheney y Schenley jugsban.
un rediido partido.
La reception que tributaron al sim
paticoI actor Meighan slls coterraneos,
es la mayor prueba de la poptlaridad
del protagonista de tsntas admirables
fpelfculas de la Paramount.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-06

en- "A pellcula. La bellfsimG actriz Nita
Naldi. tahinentc interprete ael papeI
de Doda SOL en- .Sahgre y Arena. !,
Del ndstfe horelisth cspafiol Vicente
Biasco fbahez. Eh Id pelfcula aAnnk
Ascendss Ell Ia cial II actriz Alice
Brady desempeGa q principal pape
fetnenino, Mia Naidi figurd. eli q re
part0.'
Fl director Alan Dwan dirigio no
haze ntcho la impression de la pelf-
cula "Rcbin Hood. en- Ia cual el emf
.nente actor Douglas Fairbanks, inter-
Hpreta el papel de protagonista. Mr..
Dwan hace yarios dfes Sc encuentra
.en Nueya York, trabGjando con al
frid Bingham, autor de la adaptaci6n
Hcinematografica en- los. detalles pre-
liminares d la impression de les pri-
ineras escenas de ..Refleios de la lu-
ma, o -'The Glimpses Of de moon" /,
que asf Sc titula en- ingles.
Mr. Alan Dwan hace algullcs amos
Edirigi6 pelfculss dc, la Paramount. En-
1918, cuando Douglas Fairbanks apa,
recfa en- pelfculas de la empresa Art
graf. Dwian era director. Tambi6n
dirigi6 la impression de .Wildflower'',
CON Margarita Clark, y David Ha-
rum, con William HI. Crane.
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How the Money Counts

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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-10-31
Testing Out Conditions.

my hat Is In the ring" exclaimed
the aggressive politician.
'"That," said Senator Sorghum, as a
prudent move. Wait and see what
happens to the hat and maybe you'll
decide to postpone going in after It"