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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-22
MY FAVORITE STORY
BY IRWIN COBB

Here of late, as all readers of the daily
press know, the Ku KluX Khan has been rath-
er active in parts of the state of Arkansas.
In a small town north of Little Rock, the col
ored population has been exercised over the
midnight marches and the occasional vista
lions of the masked brotherhood. Certain Of
tenders against the kIan's code Of morals,
having first been warned to depart-0r to
mend their ways and having failed to do
either, found themselves booked for whip
pings or for coats of tar and feathers.
In this town, a few weeks ago. two negroes
met. One of them said:
Look yere. Henery, whit would you do if
you WIZ to git notice from them ole Ku
Kluxes?"
"NIe?" said Henry. I'D finish readin it on
de train"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-22
Copyright, 1929.

A business man who has many relatives
we'll enough off, but anxious to inherit his
even greater fortune, recently called in his
lawyer to draw his will. When the docu-
ment was completed the client asked: .''WelI,
Thompson, have you fixed this thing as l
want it,"
81 have done my BEST said the lawyer
anXiously.
"Then there is another thing I want to
ask you" continued the wealthy business
man, las man to man, who do you think
stands the best chance of getting my prop
erty when / cash in?"
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jim AND JACK
BY BERTON BRALEY

ID DIN Wv Dhf1LL
TIM was just a little weak and just
little wild,
~ Jack was steadygoing as a clock,
lights beguiled,
Jack stayed home and went to raising
stock;
Jim went to the city, where the blazing
He worked and planned with clarity and
won to great prosperity
And he's a solid citizen today,
A pattern of proprety, of wisdom and So
briefly,
An admirable sort in every way.
YIN was not successful in the city's
stress and strife,
- He couldn't keep his money or his
job,
He made mess of business and of morals
and of life,
He's just a sort Of wastrel in the mob;
Weak, reckless and importuEate, he's but
one more unfortunate
Who couldn't stand the garland came
to harm,
And home folks who referred to him said,
"AlI that has occurred to him
Is just because he went and left the farm!''
THEY h blame the he 1 Wicked city for the
- But 1 cannot somehow view it in
that light,
For if Jack had sought the city-it would
not have ruined him,
And I think he would have prospereu
there, all right.
And if jim had never blown away [ think
he would have thrown away
His chances for acquiring honest pelf,
The place upon the map you are won't
change the kind of chap you are,
Your destiny depends upon yourself!
Copyright, 1929
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YOU plow when it is pouring down
rain? Do you transplant your straw
berries when the ground is frozen? Do
Evening star., 1923-04-26

dancing duo. Will offer q now and
intriguing cycle Of dance creations,
with Joseph Daily at the piano.
Hocky & Green will send their
world OF Make Believe" as the added
attraction, featuring Nola st. Clair
and q cast including Tillis and La
Rue, Charles Gibney. Florence Mackie,
Ella Gouden and Alfred Florenz. The
scene is the Temple of Amusement
and the story concerns a young girl
who visits the temple. where bur-
lesque, grand opera, farce. comedy,
drama and musical comedy are re-
leased from the chambers In which
they are locked to make separate bids
for favor.
Completing the bill will be Dooley
and Sales, In their 1923 edition OF
will Yer Jim?"; Jay Dillon and Betty
Parker, assisted by Marie Lohr and
Hal Findley. in "Nic-Nacs OF Now:
Bert Hughes. who plays basket ball
on a bicycle; Dornfield. in "Trix and
Chatter" from Elsie Janis and her
gang; Binns and Grill, in a novelty.
and Aesop's Fables. Topics Of the Day
and the Pathe News Pictorial.
Evening star., 1923-04-26

French: the adaptation has been deft.
It's story concerns Monna. the bril-
liant daughter Of an impecunious
nobleman, who must be married off
to save the family fortunes, and John
Brandon, an American billionaire,
who has already had seven wives.
who, for the most part, have been
divorced. She finds that he settled g.
siyable income on his former wives
and by sharp business methods in
duces him to settle double the usual
amount on her before she consents to
marry him. They marry and his
troubles begin with a vengeance.
Miss Hazel Dawn will be seen in the
roy, Fred Raymond, jr.; H. Dudley
Hawley, John Daily Murphy. Henry
Daniel. Dorothy Leeds and Helen
Flint.
Evening star., 1923-04-26
Boys 81 Two=Pants
Suits at $3.50

Remarkable qualities are
these suits at $3.50. Made OF
durable materials in brown and
olive mixtures, with neat in
visible stripes; yoke and in
verted plait backs; both pairs
OF pants fully lined. Sizes 7 to
10 years. (Base ball or bat
FREE with each suit)
Boys AH.wooi EIue Serge Suits,
fast color navy blue: we'll tai
lored coats. pants full lined; sizes
S to II years, with plenty of the
large sizes. values worth Sh %
$3.50 each. Friday at. Po'oo
tBaSe ball or bat FREE with
each suit.)
ITO Boys One. piece Pajan,as. of
neat striped percale: pearl but
ton or silk frog trimmed; sizes
4 to 16 years. Worth sl.2o. zoe
800 Khaki play Suits. suitable
for boys or girls from 2 to s
years of age. Made with two
pockets. buttoned shoulders and
trimmed with red; sleeveless and
knee length. Worth CSC. SSc
14o Boys Pants, of suiting mix
lures, lined and unlined: all
knickerbocker. in sizes : to II
years. Values worth 81 to zoe
S1.51. Friday at.
Boys School 6Iouses, collar at
tached and sport styles: of
striped madras and khaki; long
or short sleeves: sizes Z to II
years. Worth s1.00 each. hOc
200 200 Boys; White sport Shirts.
popular low neck models, with
short sleeves; plain white OK
ford weave: sizes 12h to Il
neck measure. Worth $1.00. kOc
s Boys' Two.pants Stout Suits,
of all-wool materials. sizes -.
10 and 20 only. Worth %2 OK
s14.75. Friday at..... po'>o
20 Boys Corduroy Suits. Oliver
Twist models: slightly damaged:
sizes 21a to ! years. &c
Friday at.
21 Boys Blue Serge Refers.
all-wool navy blue serge, with
twill or alpaca lining: sizes
to years. Values s6.75 &A7S
to 1915. Friday at. ~-o
rs Boys School Caps, mostly
Of navy blue all-woo1 material. y
few suiting mixtures; sizes 6as
to SIS. Worth zoe to Csc SOc
each. Friday at.
Goldenbers rss-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-26
Hosiery

Women's Light weight Cotton
Hose, black. white and cordoVan:
scanned and seamless back; Or
mostly all sizes: seconds.
Women's Derby Ribbed Sport
Hose, in black and cordo- 2Sr
van: seconds of soc values WV
children's Fine r b b d
Cotton Stockings; black and Or
cordovan: seconds ..........
Women's FuI-fashIoned Pure
Thread Silk Hose. in Russian
calf. gray. cordovan and white;
broken sizes; seconds of 7Oc
s1.79 values. Friday at.
chaldren's Mercerixed Cotton
Socks; plain colors; turn
over cuffs; perfect quality. 21c
Women. Fiber Boot Hose. in
black. cordovan and taupe;
three-seam back: broken 22~
sizes; seconds. Friday at. wv
Women's Onyx Chiffon S x
Hose, sheer quality. in black
only; square heels; broken sizes;
seconds of values worth &1 SO
$2.75 pair. Friday at. ~A'oo
Women's Dropstitch Fiber Silk
Hose, scanned back. in white,
seconds. Friday at ....... ~
children's w h tie Mercerized
Cotton Socks: assorted fancy
tops and turnover cuffs; mostly
all sizes; seconds of Soc 1Sc
values. Friday at ........ oS
Goldenbers's-Frst Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-26

who exact a constant toll from male
admirers without ever contributing
an adequate return.
In presenting the Gold DiEgers" in
Washington. Messrs. Smith and Duffy
are making the first production OF
this play ever permitted outside
the management of David Belasco,
through special arrangements made
with him. A great cast is promised
under the direction Of Harry Manners,
who Is staging the Washington offer
ing. including Miss Kay Hammond, Q
talented young star from the west
coast, who will play the role that
was created by Ina Claire. George
Barnes, Robert Lowe. Viola Leach
and Constance Cameron.
Evening star., 1923-04-26
POLI'S-"In the Moonlight"

James Barton. the comedian who
flashed into the public gaze and made
an astonishing hit one night during
the actors strike, in New York, has
been raised to stellar honors by the
Shuberts, and will be seen In a new
musical comedy. I'm the Moonlight"
at Polls Theater, Sunday night.
This will be the ffth musical piece
in which Mr.. Barton has appeared
under Shubert management, the other
four being "The Passing Show Of
1872 THE Last waltz" "The Mimic
World" and "The Rose of Stamboul."
The book of "In the Moonlight" is by
Walter De Leon and Edward Delaney
Dunn; the music by Alfred Goodman,
with ensemble music by Sigmund
Romberg. 1t has been staged by Fred
G. Latham. and the dance numbers by
Jack Mason. 1t Is In two acts, the
locale being a southern California sea-
Evening star., 1923-04-26
GAYETY-"Mimic World.

The Gayety Theater announces Cain
and Davenport's Mimic World" az
its attraction next week. and with it
forty or more players-not one over
twenty-one. Novelty is promised in
presentation and in the details Of the
offering. Mimicry, recalling a score
Of famous stage stars, will be fea-
tured in the f1rst half of the show,
with a special dancing interval and
oriental musical melange. Ming Toy"
to complete the program. Jamie
Coughlin and Estelle Powell. the
Joy girl of jazzy songland," will pre-
sent specialties. and every player in
lConiinued on TWentY- -seVenth Page.l
Evening star., 1923-04-26
COSM0S-"The Tents Of Allah. !"

Next week will bring to the Cosmos
Theater the first Of it's series Of
extraordinary photoplay productions
as one Of the big features of its
vaudeville bill. The picture will be
Associated Exhibitors super-produc-
ton, "The Tents Of Allah based on
Charles A. Logue's thrilling story OF
Of Morocco by the ears by offending
during a religious rite. Monte Blue
and Mary Alden are the stars of this
picture, which has been called Won
derful.
From the New York Hfppodrome
will come Bud Snyder. with "Bluch,"
one of the big laughing features Of
Evening star., 1923-04-26
PRESIDENT-'The Gold Diggers.

At the President Theater next week,
beginning Sunday night, David Belas-
cos famous Broadway dramatic sue
cess, "The Gold Diggers." the play in
which Miss Ina Claire scored one OF
the greatest hits of her career and
which Is now on tour duplicating its
New York popularity, will be the at
traction.
politan and stage life, a glimpse be-
hind the scenes into the private lives.
ambitions and methods of those
Broadway "lilies of the field" who
toll little and spin not at all, but
Evening star., 1923-04-26
BELASCO-"Bluebeard's Eighth
Wife"

"Bluebeard's Eighth Wife" by AL
fred Savoir, done into English by
Charlton Andrews. will be the offer
ing at the Belasco Theater next Sun
day night. 1t is the play in which
Ina Claire was seen here and in which
she won much success 1t is typically
Evening star., 1923-04-26
Notions

Ready made Waist Lininos, in
white only; worth to 69c each.
At X5c.
SOC Bunny Waists, for children
from to 10 years Of age. At
33c.
Fancy Garter Elastic, assorted
kinds; three-quarter yard strips.
At 10c.
Stlckered Trimmings, neat en-
broidery edgings, three-yard
pieces. At &c.
SILK Hair Nets, with elastic; as
sorted brown. SIX for &c.
&c Wire halrpIns, straight or
crimped styles: 2A to 3h inch
sizes. TWO packages for Sc.
GeldenberG' s-First Eleer.
Evening star., 1923-04-26

sltit, by William *. Wells; Wyeth and
La Ran, song. dance and comedy
skit. and Anita DiaZ and her troupe
of trained monks. fifteen minutes of
real comedy tricks.
The pictureplay will offer Shirley
Mason, in Love bound" A story of a
young girl, her father and her sweet
heart
Evening star., 1923-04-26

the big New York playhouse. support
ed by white. Black and Useless"
comicaI combination. In THE Black
smith: the Melvino Trio, rare musi-
clans with novel instruments: Andy
and Louise Barlow, in "Da Las Souse,"
with songs and funny dialogue; the
Follis Sisters. in fiapper frolics. and
Nate Leipsig with his wonderful pack
Of cards.
laughmaker; the Urban Movie Chats
and the International News will COM
plete the program of entertainment.
Evening star., 1923-04-26
COrSetS

Pink ard White corsets, mostly
ali sizes: slightly soiied; IN
values worth s1.oo each. vC
Friday at. at..............
Lot of Thomson's Glove Fitting
Corsets, of white and pink coutil;
low and medium high busts, sizes
"A to 29. 80 and "a; O. ~
values worth $3.50 0Z.ZN
5 American Lady corsets, of
pink brocade; low bust and long
skirt models, with wide front
sna s,asp; 10 si51s an1y rs, Soris as 80 40
$3.50. Friday at....
S r G. G Corse,s, of pink and
white coutil; long skirt models,
with heavy guaranteed boning;
sizes %, 26. % and O. En
2s, values worth 81 sD0.OU
and SIS, Friday at.
Pink Bandeaux, good quality
mesh and fancy rnateri-
ais, fasten back models 0E
with elastic insert. Fri ZOC
oag "a at ~,
5 Memo Self Reducing corsets,
of heavyweight coutil; low bust
and long skirt models, with eIas-
tic insert; slightly
soiled; sizes "a, % d. 40
and 26, worth s775, sN9. 40
Friday at. .........
Lot Of Warmers and p. N.
Corsets, OF pink or white coutil:
low, medium and high bust
models, with long hips; some
with removable side steels s;
OF hers with elastic insert;
broken sizes from
% to 36. values o. 40
worth $500. Friday OZ.4O
nC
Goldsnbers's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-26
Mems FURNISHINGS

Mems Half Hose. odds and ends
Of Onyx" "Tuff Toe" Seven
Point" and other high-grade
makes; black and plain colors;
perfect quality. Worth SOC 10,
and 3sc pair. Friday at. -. ~
Mems corwith Make Athletic
Unoersrirts. pull-over style, of
white ribbed cotton: perfect
quality; low neck and sleeve
less: sizes "a to 46. Worth 2oc
sc each. Friday at........ o1S
cuffs, white and striped effects:
sizes 16ls and II only: also low
satin stripe English broadcloth
shirts: In sizes 14e and 161a
only; soiled from handling; only
81 shirts in the lot.
Worth So and s6 each, G. O2
Friday at. ............ %AsIC
tNo Exchanges, No Refunds.p
Odd lot OF MNr's Neeliee Shirts,
of madras. oxford and other
good quality shirtings: slightly
soiled: broken sizes; 165 shirts
in the lot: Values worth zOc
$3.50 and 81 each, Friday at ~
Mems Athletic Union Suits,
seconds and samples of Regatta
and other makes; of madras.
nainsook. marquisette, silk stripe
madras. soisette and other ma
terials: mostly in sizes "a to 40,
few larger sizes. Worth kO.
s1.00 to $3.50. Friday at. W.
Mems Terry Cloth 6athrobes,
assorted patterns: small and me-
dium sizes: soiled from handling.
Values worth So and IS, &2o oS
Friday at. ......... ~o
White Gauze Cotton Underwear,
seconds of "Oneita" make; short
sleeve shirts; full-length draw
ers, with d gu bl e reinforced
seat. Worth 75c each, Fri n.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-26
STRAND-"Dancing Shoes. "

The Strands vaudeville program
next week, instead of the customary
one headline act, will distribute
greatly through each offering.
Harry Abrams and his company
will appear in a musical frappe.
Dancing Shoes" a revue of songs
and dances and difficult character
numbers; Carey, Bannon and MARI, a
fine program OF songs; VIII Fox and
Florence Kelly, "Good-bye," comedy
Evening star., 1923-04-26
KEITH'S-Adelaide and Hughes.

keith's will offer next week an ar
ray Of Maytime merrymakers.
The bill will be headed by Adelaide
and Hughes, the dancers. and Walter
Kelly. the famous virginia Judge"
Adelaide and Hughes, the famous
Evening star., 1923-04-26
ADJUSTMENTS

side resort. In it Mr.. Barton will i'm
personate q prevaricating hotel porter
and will appear in blackface.
A fine cast. as we'll as singing and
dancing chorus Of dainty divinities Is
promised also.
Evening star., 1923-04-26
S. & $3.50
Summer Curtains, $1.69

Pretty Cross. striped Curtains,
many of fine merceried yarns, In
green, rose or brown grounds
with various color stripes, 2ia
yards long, 40 inches wide; tassel
trimmed.
Goldenbers' F.ooT.
Evening star., 1923-04-26
Summer Underwear

Odd lot Of Women's Union Suits.
Forest Mills" and "Merode" e"makes.
low neck and sleeveless. tight or
shell trimmed knee: Others bodice
style with tight or she'll 7E
trimmed knee; perfect /OC
quality; slightly ,soiled..
Women's Gauze Cot ~
ton Vests, bodice style, lUC
Women's "Merode" Underwear,
shirts low neck and sleeveless.
pants knee length: perfect quality;
soiled from handling; o.
broken sizes. Worth CSC CSC
each. Friday at........
Women's Union Suits, Forest
Mills make, silk mercertzed I'm
ish bodice style. with tight knee
and closed seat; slightly on
soiled: broken sizes. VAL CSC
ues worth $1.25. Friday at
II Women's Jersey SILK IT,
Camisoles; slightly soiled. /OC
Worth $1.25, Friday at.
ChIidren's Underwear, odds and
ends of styles for boys o.
and girls: slightly soiled. OOC
Friday at.
ChIidren's Gauze Knit Union
Suits, low neck and
sleeveless, garter attach o.
ment; seconds Of soc val sOSC
ues. Friday at.........
Goldenberg's-FirstF Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-26
GARRICK-"No More Blonds."

ed by Peggy Coudray and Chester
Morris, are announced In mo More
Blonde" at the Shubert Garrick
Theater for next week, beginning
Sunday evening.
Evening star., 1923-04-26
Women's Tweed Sports
Suits, $S.0S

(O Women's Tweed Sports
Suits, full silk lined; colors Of
rose and orchid. Sizes 18 to 40.
Former values up to s25.00-at
SS.0S.
Goldenberg 's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1923-04-26
Art Department

Odd lots Of Stamped Gooss, in
cluding tea aprons, pillow tops,
with backs. scarfs and center
pieces; values worth aNH
Csc to so each. Fri ZE2C
day at.... ......
PerIe Crochet Cotton, large balls,
assorted colors. mostly 10
in dark shades. Worth tUC
25c each Friday at.
Odd lot of Dresser Scarfs and
Centers, lace edge and
h e m S i t h d styles. 0E
Values worth 39c to soc Z0C
each, Friday at......
Goldenbsrg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-26
ChiIdren's Wearables

kiddtes' Rompers, of good quality
materials: open and elastic knee
styles: broken lots and sizes;
slightly soiled. Regu- TO-
larly $1.O0, Friday 100
IS oinsham kIltle Skirts, as
sescsl. sorted troten tripes sizasl znd ~
Worth s1.Oo each, Fri OSC
80 Gingham Dresses, plain colors
and checks; high-waist models,
with full skirts; sizes 8 ~
to 6 years. Values SC
worth s1.00, Friday at.
4 dozen Little Girls Jumper
Dresses, sleeveless style, OF as
sorted colored chambray: braid
trimmed; finished with leather
belts; sizes to s years. 49,
Worth 7sc each, Friday 4OC
Little Girls Nishtsowns. pink
and white muslin; low neck and
empire-yoke models, with XII
mono sleeves: sizes ~
and years only. Worth sOSC
59c each, Friday at:
Babies VaTta Bands, fine grade
pins. slight seconds of ZyC
19c values. Friday at.
Little Girls 6ioomers, pink
muslin and white crepe; o.
others of sateen; broken aOSC
sizes. Friday at. t......
Little Girls AiI.wooI SEp-on
Sweaters, assorted colors: made
shs wi5h lo"K TSund sleeves. sss 81 .OO
Little Tots AII.wooi Sleeveless
sS:ass+': sss:s' xs!'s = rs, .:';s sGs $l.25
each, Friday at....
8 Ail-wooi Coat Sweaters, in
heather mixtures: button-front
model, with all-around belt and
gssassi; es ssiy, sizes xsris . .9s S2.08
s5as each, Friday at
II Girls Two. piece Dresses, OF
navy blue material: collar, cuffs
and pockets piped with red: but
ton-on skirt; sizes 6 &1 40
to II years. Worth - 20
$500. Friday at....
Lot Of Girls Muslin Drawers.
knlckerbocker style. with small
ruffie: mostly all sizes. ~
Regularly 2sc each. Fri lSC
Goldenbers s-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-26

Laces and EmbrOideries
Val Laces, edgings and inser-
tions, diamond-shape meshes;
12 yards in each %
piece. Worth SEC, Fri eOSC
day at. .................
Swiss and Cambria EmbroiderIes,
edgings and insertions. ~
Values worth 15c yard, INC
Friday at.
Trimming Lace5, walls, crochet
and f1let effects, In va
rious widths; edgings a.
and insertions. SIX ZOC
yards for. .............
Swiss and Cantbric Embroidery
Skirtings. scalloped edges L.
eyelet patterns: II 4OC
inches wide. ...........
Trimming laces, including Ven
ice. filet, crochet and
walls: various widths. ~
Worth 19c yard, Friday UC
at
Goidenberg's-FirstF Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-26
Table Damask. 3Qc Yd.

ESQ yards Of Mercerlxed Table
Damask, assorted neat patterns;
remnants and seconds Of values
worth sec to SEC yard.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-26
Remnants of Csc and soc
Dress GinghamS, 16c

Remnants Of 32.Inch Dress Cling
hams, in checks, stripes. plaids and
plain colors. 32-inch Romper Cloth,
32-inch Woven Stripe Tissues. 81
inch Peggy Cloth, 27-inch Shaker
Flannel. 36-inch Percales, etc. !;
good, useful lengths.
Remnants Of 36.!nch Shifting
Madras, 32 inch Bates Dress Cling
hams. 36-inch Woven Check Tis-
sues, 30-inch Serpentine Crepe. etc.
Desirable lengths and colorings.
Worth 35c and soc yard. PC
Friday at. NV
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-26
Girls Coats, SIS

Formerly sold up to $10.98.
Lot Of Is Girls Spring Coats
Of serge, tweeds and sports cloth.
Half and full silk lined. Sizes 8
to II years.
Second FIoor-Junior Coat Section.