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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-07-08

Is there anything to this cvolu-
ton stuff, anyway? Well, here are
exhibits from the two ends of the
scale-Miss Polly Lux, Broadway
dancer, and her rev pet monkey
Sikh acquired while she was on
a zip in France. Let's hope Polly
.sn't starting = new fad.
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Tampa, Fla. They were accompa-
MED home b. Mrs. Allen who will
be their guests for several weeks.
Mrs. Willis Morgan and little
daughter, Virginia, have returned
from Atlanta, where they attended
the Horne-Hornc wedding on Sat
urday afternoon.
Miss JEANNE Pearlman has re-
turned from Atlanta, where she was
delightfully."- entertained as the guest
Of relatives for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Elrod aud
children VINO have been visiting their
mother, Mrs. Finch for several
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and has many friends here who will
look forward TO her visit with pleas
urc.
Miss Rose Lewis, of Dothan, ala,
Is visiting Miss Ramsey Kimblc at
her home on McGarrah street for
two weeks, arriving Tuesday after
noon. Z
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-07-08

"CShS nave returned 10 JnGlr nome
in Pompano, Fla, accompanied BY
their sister, Mrs. Z. J. Schroeder
who will be their guests for som,
time. They made the trip by auto
mobile.
Mrs. A. L. Wcstbrook, of Danic,
Fla, is the guest o. Mrs. L. w.
Slappey, at her home on Lee street.
The many friends of Miss Sara
Hamrick will be glad to learn that
she is getting along nicely after I'M
dergoing tonsil operation at the
Doctors Building.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Bradley, Sr.,
and young son, Philip, were the
spend the day guests Saturday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs, H. D.
Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. Bradley and
sister, Miss Carrie Bradley spent
Saturday night and Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Brad
ley, Sr.
Mrs. Estclc Garland and little
son, Jack, left this afternoon for
Columbus to visit DR.. and Mrs.
Henry w. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Ogletrec, Miss
Iona Maye Youngblood; Bob
Stone, RAYMOND Oglctree, and Ben
Power, of Byromvillc, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Brad
ley Sunday Afternoon at their home
near Huntington.
Miss Iona Youngblood and Ben
Power, Of Lcesburg. is spending sew
eral days with her sister, Mrs. J. L.
Ogletree at Byromville.
Miss Frances SIadc, of Cordelc,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Hen
ny Christian at her home in the Nc
Leod apartments.
Frank Staplcton left last night
for Atlanta to spend sceral days,
and will return to Americas the
latter part of the week.
Miss Lucille NcAnally has re
turned to Atlanta after a visit Of
two weeks with Mrs. r. A. Ratley at
her home on Forrest street.
Mrs. James Todd and two young
sons, of Mt. Scion, Virginia, ac-
companied by her brother, James
Collins, have arrived in Americas co
be the guests Of Mrs. DIN Dixon at
her home on South Lee street. Mrs.
Todd is pleasantly remembered as
Miss Eugenia Collins.
Mrs. ]. Epps Brown, of Atlanta,
arrived today to spend several days
with Mrs. W. P. Wallis at her home
on College and Forrest, en- route to
Lumpkin, where she will visit her
mother, Mrs. Stokes. Mrs. Brown
resided in Americas at one time,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs J. z. Bradley and
sister, Miss Carrie Bradley spent
Saturday night and Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Brad
ley, Sr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

Bon Lyon. who is much in demand
these days. has been lent 20 Robert
Kane 10 play the juvenile lead in
Blanche Sweets new picture. I'm.
isihlc Wounds"
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GslEANGIIE

life. Leslie. I have never known a
woman who has been so wonderful
~ flattered before. No wonder Mel
willie sartoris IS irreALs;ible. II he
pays his devoirs 10 each woman who
strikes his fancy AS he has done
10 you"
what do you mean. sgd? /
have never heard you speak 80
causticaIly."
II guess I'm Jealous. that's all.
Melville has done this thing so
beautifully he has done something
that. however much should ever
| care for a woman, I should never be
able 10 do. ! would not know how.
And you can say what you please.
woman likes 10 have money spent
upon her II II IS done with good
taste and imagination.
1T Is good thing. my dear Les.
lie. for Jacks peace OF mind. that
sartoris sails tomorrow morning for
the Orient for an indefinite stay"
Now. sgd, you're joking. You
know Jacks peace Of mind would
never be shattered by me. why dc
you make mo feel as tho should
be unhappy on this. my perfect
( night3 Besides. thought that Mr.
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sartorls was coming directly back
after he gets the little jade man"
Perhaps he will. Leslie. Perhaps
he wiz But don't you think, my
dear. that he will ever give 10 you
the little jade man II he should
get IT,"
Arc you speaking for yourself,
SydY" / asked suddenly. would
you keep the little coral man that
is the complement Of the one you
gave me, II you could find it7'
sgd turned a graylsh white. u
thought you had forgotten the ono
gave you. Leslie. / recognized
the jade one az counterpart Of
the coral one gave you when you
opened the package last night at
the Travellers club"
so did /. sgd. but / thought II
better not 10 mention Il. You did
not seem TO be aware that II was
like the little coral bibelot you gave
10 me.
Strange. isn't II. that you two
men should have each found one.
half Of pair OF those rare
statuettes?"
Not so strange. my dear. One
always finds il one seeks earnestly.
And what are you seeking 20
earnestly. Syd?"
Copyright, 1925. The Seattle Starr
TOM0RR0W-Letter from Leslie
! Prescott TO Ruth Burke.
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Pantages

The regular vaudeville bill and fca-
ture picture attraction performances,
which begins Monday az Panlagcs
offers TO tho Seattle theatre going
public a wide variety Of entertain,
ment. both 10 the eye and car The
vaudeville bill consists OF many lead
ing attractions. two OF which can DO
given particular mention due TO the
outward presentation OF the acts and
their great beauty.
Roy IaPcnrl and Lillian Come OF
fer their very latest comedy hit. en-.
titled The Queen Of Diamonds. I"
These fun makers know how TO dis
pense a very humorous line OF orig
lual comedy in their own inimltnbie
style their scenic inycsturcs cousti-
tu,e some beautiful creations Or
staEecraft
In a medley OF songs. dances ard
melodies, Walter Man,hey conceived
and staged. the act offers one OF the
very finest and beautiful Of girl
rsvues that has ever been shown at
the local theatre. The act features
Mingonne Hallln. Americas foremost
eccentric toe dancer.
The international aerial stars.
Charles and Mae Stanley, offer one
Of the most daring trapcze perform.
ancss ever seen on the vaudeville
stage
The comedy skit entitled The In
terview," offers Carlisle and LaMal
In program Of funny dialog.
mingled with snappy and humorous
songs.
Showing that II IS possible to make
n bicycle do most anything. Baeder-
Lavelle and Co. present concep.
ton Of picturesque and clever bicycle
riding.
A surprise songoloEue Of elaborate
presentation viii be offered at the
performances beginning tomorrow
featuring Henri c. LeBel, greater
planiBt.organist
The feature photoplay il "Hclen's
Babies" n is said to be gripping
story presented by an all-star cast.
including Clara Bow. Baby Peggy,
Everett Edward Norton and many
other stars
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New Griffith
FilmDecIared
toBe His Best
ny JACK JuNGMEyER
y. T.. 4. Service Writer

NEW YORK, Aug. H." Sally 81
1 ' the s0wdust II. all aspects con.
aldcrcd. the best motion picture d.
w Griffith has produced since
Birth OF Nation "a fine token Of
tho great directors mntured aud un.
erring artistic instinct
II may very well prove ID. WIS
most popular offering. since Il has Ia
better cohesion than any former pic.
turo all the fine. moving. poignant.
human and commonly understood
dramatic valuca
This n tale. adapted from the
stage play Poppy" OF two remark.
able characters Of tho circus sally.
"A waif OF the sawdtsi. and Pop
McGarglc. lovablc rogue. who preys
on show crowds. but whose protec.
tive affection for the girl Ia n thing
Of fine spiritual beauty. often rx.
pressing Itself in odd and fantastic
humors.
Motion pictures have not presented
two moro ingratiating and memoir
able characters than this twain. done
by Carol Dcmpstor and w. c. Fields
The alternate delicacy and earthly
commonplace OF their relationships
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FootHght
Attractions

raeP0LITAN - Duffy Play
rs % lust Married.
FHEUM Vaudeville. fsatur-
y Singers Midgets.
hIlfE HIP-wiil Kings COM
ry in Fiji
hUieEs-yaudevilie and film
i9zrs.
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Palace Hip

VIII King IL offering patrons OF
the Palace Hip a high-klcking. side
splitting musical farce N Fin" the
attraction which opcu,, with Sat
urday's matinee. Fih" is the story
Of a little French giri immigrant
who seeks TO remain on American
shores aud Is aided By two men.
played by win King and Lew Dun
bar These favorite comedians win
laugh after laugh in their roles OF
key Leschinsky and Mike Doolcy.
In the title role OF ''Fifi' Is Eve
Ign HambIy. newcomer 10 the King
company. She u -t.d 10 be an
ingenue OF musical merit. and King
promises his patrons that her wori,
will win much praise
Evelyn Mueller opens the musical
numbers with her presentation OF
Immigration Rose" She is assisted
by VIII Aubrey and Giny Ellard.
Popular Jean Singer -as sure.
fire success in 'Montemarte Rose,
She Is aided in putting over this
Alt4liAhfi pF tAlt Quar- 4 ilps
There Amt No Files. on Auntie, .
Is the hilarious song offering Of little
Clara Lavaile Many humorous by.
plays are introduced into this mum.
Der
VIII Aubrey wins many laughs in
a fortune-telllng offering. Bernicc
Stuart. Howard Evans, Evelyn Muul-
Ter and the King girls all take part
Mildred Markle has a pleasing Sc
lection, as have the Blossom Sisters
Casey Jones. Jimmy Ellard and Clara
LaVerne.
Hermle Kings Super soloists7
will present another one Of their
highly enjoyable concerts. BY pop
ular request, the band is playing
Moonlight and Roses" In addition.
the different super Sololsts" will
compete in contest to see who plays
best who Takes Care Of the Care
takers Daughter"
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Midgets Offer
All Brands of
Entertainment

n CULVER. who was just a nix
ment OF Jonathan 6wift's fertile
imagination. actually journeyod into
this city next week. his strange Gd
ventures would not need 10 be taken
with no large grain OF salt hs
grownup folks In these prosHiC
goth century times apply TO his re-.
markhblo tale Of travel. For here, Ia
this busting. busy. mutterorfaet,
materiallstic. old city, the fabulous
land Of Lillipui Will be- trnnHplnnled
literally lifted right out Of the pages
~ story books and set down amid
the whirl and buzz Of commercial
activity.
Twenty very little people are com
ms 20 town. and when you meet
them on the street or IN the hotels
next week. you may rub your eyes
in astonishment. and, n you wonder
whether you are dreaming OF trip
thru the country OF pygmles. where
the lolypopa grow pcrennially. and
fairies govern things terrestrial as
we'll as things infinite. you may.
indeed, be pardoned. for there will
be many others who have the same
fantastic thoughts.
The midgets who are coming 10
the orpheum thenter next week are
Leo Singers world.fnmous company
OF dimInutiye thespians Almost
every country In the world IL rep
resented IN the troupe. and their
ages vary from 10 90 80. 4 min
iature musical comedy circus with
prancing ponies. baby elephants.
dogA and other attractions OF The
three ring entertainment, "a musical
fantasy, a Jag orchestra. and n
fashion show arc included IA their
new Offering.
There Is little strong man who
lifts and juggles prodigious weights
and whose muscles are gnarled and
iron.like. as Of a modern Samson. q
sandow. or the mythical Hercules
There II pocket edition OF the
Dempsey.Firpo bout. thimble sized
magician who does a marvellous lol
Of tricks. and there are diminu,iyC
eaueatriennes- dark, fluffy little
women who ride pygmy ponies with
all the abandon and daring OF IA.
nous circus queens. They dance. too
these little men and women -bcfod,
lettings and scenic effects that riya
the most prctcntiuus Broadway
rsvue-all done on scale and il
the dimensions Of the land OF Lilliput
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ANOTHER FOR DENNY

on top OF the announcement of
"Skinner's Dress Suit for Denny
comes word that. prior TO that. the
sprightly Mr. Denny VIII make
What Happened 10 Iones." by
George Broadhurst. under the dlrcc.
ton of William a. Setter. Mel Brown
is already working o. the continuity,
and by popular demand. Marion
Nixon. who supported him In where
Was l." will be the leading lady OF
what Happened to Jones"
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Metropolitan

81 Married" a comedy OF IRE.
~ appeal. owing to popular
t. win be held over for one
week only, beginning Mon.
August II, at the Metropolitan.
~ lnruout, with one amusing
n. following close upon nm.
~ quick succession, this bit
e oy Ann Nichols, author OF
n nish Rose has convulsed
!, ~udience since the play
IT'S situations are unique,
u bright with originality, and
y. ac'ers humanity interesting.
action Of Just Married"
n. even days, the time re.
!. or the French liner Lafay.
sah from Bordeaux TO New
some oddly assorted couples
laid boat, these including
NJ ~ Mrs. Jack Stanley Helen
IN. ana Arthur Pierson). two
NV money mooners who arc at.
kr@s 10 keep their marriage q
i. ar ~ and Mrs. U. Makepeace
Valentine Sidney and Mau.
i. 'akllnl who have been mar.
y years and think they are
'neir niece and nephew.
D. Adams Helen Audlffred,
~ Jones Norman French.
engaged; Victoria Berth
/ mike a French girl whom
m,onlsed 10 marry. unknown
J aneee, and. last OF all, Ron.
Howard Miller, no rela.
\. aOoerta Adams, whose only
:" being on board being
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that he arrived after indulging In
too much red wine. To really np-
preciats the outcome OF this beat
load OF odd couples, you must not
miss seeing Just Married" which
win close it's record run Sunday.
August %.
The play is under the personal
direction OF Mr.. Hugh Knox.
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Orpheun
Z re Orpheum's season {

IS The Orpheum's season Of
ntcn.
rezg tomorrow afternoon the
sssan Of this brand of vauds-
VI ee lnaugurated and all next
krH Be Grand Opening Week. "
a1srrrated. rcfurnished theater
yst the eye Of the patrons and
{ the biggest attractions In
srzls win be found as a head
rl7et!on. II Is the new Sing
Elgsts. an aggregation OF 20
M and women. They are from
=, and a half 70 three fee,
PM aysTase around 30 years OF
They have with them three
n elephants, numerous pranc-
r1ies and two carloads OF
~ II Is said 10 be the great.
..0oz show in the world. The
Tts stage an if.act show
kas from grand opera to Wild
show. including a fashion
pad circus.
W. midzets we're recruited from
Es1;ains OF Austria and all arc
~ Ia many lines. Most Of them
4 sTtral languages and their
pal sducat.ons put them in grand
b ciass.
~ attractions on the bill In.
Mss E.a Clark. who is as
Y BY Dan Caslar in ~ Song
Miss Clark. already a ia
on the concert stage. has
I'd a fine voice to the vaude-
rzzs.
n Mslross. famous international
IS bringing his original MEL
falp and other pantomimlc
sti.s
aT Hartley and Helen Patt.r-
. One Night" will offer a ski,
'sns the gamut OF comedy sing
I'd light stepping.
1'on Cole conjures. amuses and
Himself a great favorite In one
most novel ways imaginable
ana Tom Hickey are eccentric
re who have one of the fastest.
y dance numbers on todays
IA film attractions will be
On the new bill and Tiny"
'1s orchestra will be on hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

George Archainbaud. who is TO
direct The Scarlet Saint" owes his
screen career to his stcp.father. the
famous Emil Chautard, who per-
suadcd him that the movies offered
more as a profession than that OF
a civil engineer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

MontaEu Love expects TO return to
Hollywood in few days from the
Famous Players tasky location
camp. 80 miles from Leavensworth,
Wash, where the exteriorH arc be-
ing taken of THE Arsiont Highway
in which Love, Jack Holt and Billie
Dove are being featured
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LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COLT TO RUTH BURKE
CONTINUED

Slowly we glided out on the deck.
felt syd's arm tighten almost i'm.
perecptibly
Are you happy, Lesllc7" he
asked.
VERY. never participated IN
such gorgeous party before II
doesn't seem 20 be OF earth. earthly.
Mr.. sartoris was Just talking 10 me
OF that fairy land he calls his mind.
and j, seems as tho he we're able
to make Il fairyland on board his
ship,
Perhaps I'm very wicked. sgd.
70 enjoy II no much. when there are
80 many people who would almost
give their immortal souls TO have
tho money that Just these white
flowers have cost But ! can't help
but enjoy II, / can't feel that
am robblnE them. This IS my night
OF Joy. and ! am very happy
"You certainly ought 10 take
great pleasure In Il. for In all my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

Lloyd Hughes is now en- route
from California and IS due at the
New York studio this week to play
in THE Scarlet Saint" in which he
and Mary Aston arc to be co.fca.
.ured.
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Mary Alden is said to hare
attained unusual dramatic
heights bv her splendid Vork
an "Drusiiia With a Million. y
Critics hare given the high
est praise to the picture.
Manager Robert Bender an
noumces that the production
lOiH be shoi0n at the Colum-
bia in the near future.
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amidst changing and incredibly fan.
tastlc circumstance viii warm the
cookies Of any heart and shake the
most reluctant rib Of laughter
Indeed, there il far more laughter
in this than any other Griffith film
more OF run and less OF melancholy
color.
Turnout tho battles OF these two,
arrnycd against the world of dupca
and grasping folk. there is q strange.
unquenchablc idealism. by turn
comic and pathetic Above all there
Is n joyous yHlor that clings 10 tho
mind like a haunting tune.
The Washington times., 1925-05-05

that those three young lives shall ADJUST themselves
to her DID, fearful e regardless OF the cost That is not
love THAT is THE SELFISH INSISTENCE OF A BULLY.
There is indeed slicker method of bullying than by
Worrying He would dare question the suffering love
it seems to express nsisteny branded hardhearted
wretch This very article will prove that fact Just about
1886 readers will promptly decide to tell me that I'm
scoundre of the deepest dye utterly lacking all decent
principles So you That's what you get when you
call Chronic Worrier a Bully AND THE WORKER
KNOWS IT!
land with righteous wrath upon nagger. But Worrer
robs you of your defenses. Their one reply is but
LOVE YOU SO I CAN'T HELP WORRYING" With that
reply they of freedom destroy peace of mind
cut off careers choke sefexpresson And we're
smps enough to fall for it!
Have l exaggerated the words of the Worrier? have
Our homes filled with them and the tragedies they
invoke Quarrelsome wives anxious mothers heckng hus-
bands-they all claim worry because they love us So
AS matter of fact they worry because THEY WANT TO
BOSS-THEY WANT TO HOG ALL THE ATTENTION
THEY WANT TO IMPOSE THEIR FEEBLE, FRETFUL
WILLS ON STRONGER, Drawer LIVES, AND 1899
TIMES OUT OF 100000 THEY PUT 1T OVER.
The Washington times., 1925-05-05
ONCE-OVERS
CONTROL FURY.


What's your impulse when you become angered?
To fght-to pommel somebody, and that quick?
Isn't it true that almost lose control of your
powers and your power Of speech? Sometimes you
get mad you can't talk' in your with the
offending
To do that injury with your fists your uppermost
idea.
And if this is your picture when in anger you
healthy administered person, at ALL for passion is your
master.
AS long passion master will rise above
certain level No matter what your ability you handi-
capped.
Now are you foolish enough to put handicap your
self?
In arguments your anger intensfes your opponent
cutting words.
Your opponent has of his thinking power.
his brains and he extend blows which hurt
than physical pain.
As you look back you remember numberless times
when to have controlled temper would have meant
instead of failure
How long will you let passion guide you wrongi
The Washington times., 1925-05-05

Doctor Raymond Schmidt, Leip-
zig, Fichestrasse 10, asks US to
print an article which he en-
titles, Danger for a Scientific
Academy of international I'm
portance." Very well, here 1t is,
doctor:
The Philosopher Academy at
viii can it according TO the name
Of it's generous founder. the Rolf
Hoffman, Academy, has recently met
with a fatal reverse Of fortune. The
place where the unselfish generosity
Of a philanthropist, in cooperation
with good taste and loving careful
ness, had succeeded in creating
real "home" for Independent think
ers. granting rights and PRIVILEGES,
countries and, therefore, resounding
with the briskness and activity OF
so many refugees from town-Iife
with its empty business; where the
the ancestral trees of the park was
inviting thoughtful people to medita-
tion and the more active spirits to
terraces situated at commanding
points one was at liberty to unbend
the mind by letting the eye wander
through a landscape Of q typical
rooms and an up-to-date library
were prompting the desire for gem
uine studies-this same place has
now become the haunt OF the worlds
bad spirits. A sudden falling in Of
the hill has undermined the ground
work of the principal building and
is now causing the walls to fall,
most walls and ceilings to crack,
Human skill il absolutely impo-
tent in view of the tottering house.
and the inhabitants were forced to
leave.
The Importance of the fact can be
appreciated only by those who have
got a true apprehension of the idea
of this unique institution, by seeing
with their own eyes now this idea
was being realized in the course of
the last years. Unimpeded by all
spiritual boundary lines and land
marks set up by narrow minds, esp.
by all political and religious
antagonisms, the best minds of the
world used to meet here for the
purpose of directly exchanging their
personal opinions. Ernst Troeltsch-in
order to state one instance only
who 10 sure to have been among
the foremost OF our leaders in the
realm of modern spiritual life, spent
here every weekend and HOLIDAY
during the last year OF his life,
writing the lectures to be delivered
in England. He highly estimated
the place as q shelter for undis-
turbed studies and would call It
tenderly hts Isle of refuge" or the
land of his dreams
This shelter place of philoaophic