GREENSBORO DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1922
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Ureaiaat Harvest U World.
tvhat promises to be the greatest
vent In the history of local music
circles is to be staged In the con
cert by the sensation ot the musical
wefjd today ,the "Paganlnlot the
Harp," Alberto StUvl t ' ,
Mr. Balvl Is a roung virtuoso not
yet in his thirties, but his record ot
achievements Is astounding. His
phenomenal harp playing has been
the - sensation of two continents,
When a mere child be was playing
for the Italian' court, and since then
haa amaled the concert audiences of
both Europe and America.
Perhaps .. never has an artist been
a greater revelation to his audiences
than has Alberto Balvl, He has reV'
nlutlonlied harp Maying and pro
duces effects, and , accomplishes i
power and brilliancy hitherto con
sldered absolutely Impossible. Bo
astounding have been these revela-
"yJISS , HILDA WIDMAN, widely
, .. knowm artist of Jetteer City,
who, im a stntemeat to the auMIe,
declares Taalae has restored both
herself and mother to splendid
health. .
tlons that he has come by the name:
"The Wlsard of the Harp.", '
It la certainly a rare opportunity
for Greensboro, and those who have
made the conoert possible are to be
congratulated as well, as thanked, ,
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Oae Week of Love.
Quite n'lot of 'nolse was made con
cerning ."One Week vt. Love" before
It reached th Nutlonal theater where
It played for the first time yesteraay,
It has, Ilka Barnum and Bailey's cir
cus, everything; In fact, It has a great
deal mora than the particular circus
mentioned. Certainly, the tent-snow,
has no such delectable person a
Eiaine Hammersteln among Us per
sonnel.
To get down to the Juice of the
matter, "One Week of Iove" is then
sort of story you want to tell all
your movie-madi friends about. It
has a lovely heroine all dressed up
for aeroplanlng: and when the plane
falls like Humpty-Dumpty, the lovely
luM-'ilne afore-mentioned ges the
juiciest thrill In her life. The plane
falls right Into the arms, so to speak,
of Conway Tearle, the hero. Now
what eould be nicer? Not that Con
way Tearle Is a bit nice about It at
first. You see he Is one of those vary
mean men of the mountains, one of
those men who cum beautifully and'
drag heroines Into their thrilling
caves, .The old a(ne used to be
"Cave Man"; nowadyays it Is
"Sheik.
Elaine gets all fussed up about It
she wants to be treated like a lday
that stags out of a Rolls-Royce, and
the Mountain Sheik treats her as if
she lust stepped on his to. Thsre
follows'the "One Week of Love." It's
the thrill ot a life-time boiled down
to an hour and three-quarters.
Added attractions Include an Kdu
catlonal comedy and the latest Paths
News.
Miss Illldd WWmun, SIC Hancock
vp Jersey City, If. is now an
enthusiastic witness- to jth merlta of
Teniae. Miss Wlrtman is a talented
unlet,- whose beautiful palntlnirs
have won her an enviable reputa
tion In New York and vicinity.
"Knowing Tanlac as I do," said
Miss Wldptan, 'I could not doubt
anything good I reaS or hear about
It.-' '.Jlffore I took this medicine
had so little- energy that I dreaded
to ten day come, for I Just dragged
myself through my work, so to speak
I Ailrly ' ached from tiredness and
got up ' mornings - reeling Just as
worn-out -as -wpeji 4 reureu i mum.
Same daysrt could hot eat, and being
right down lck couldn't be much
worse than thla, miserable, run-down
feeling I suffered from.
"By (he help of Tanlac I have over
come that condition and am feel
ing just the way I like to feel. My
appetite never falls me, my sleep is
fcoundand restful, and I am Just
as full of energy7 as I was listless
and tired before taking Tanlac. The
good Tanlao has done me Is also very
noticeable In my Improved com
plexion as well as In the ease with
which I do my work. Tanlao also
made a different person of my mothet
nfter she had been 111 and complain
ing for over four years, and I think
such a medicine is deserving of the
highest praise."
Tanlac Is sold by all good druggists.
tar Hisses Actor.
During tho making of some, of the
theater Scenes for "Received Pay
munt," which will be shown again to
day at the lmeperlal theater, Corlnne
OrlfflthNlues a toe dance, and It was
necessary for these scenes to engage
theater, vltagraph secured : th
New Brighton theater at Brighton
Beach for two- days, 'and put - on
complete ehow-V The audience was
engaged as- well as the actors, and
during one of the scenes It was nec
essary for Kenneth Harlan, leading
man. to cross the stage.
Miss Griffith was seated In a box
out of camera range chatting with
William David.
"Let's have some fun at Mr. Har
lan's expense." she exclaimed. And
with, that the two commenced hiss
ing the. leading mun as he crossed
lteved the hero to be a vllllan, and
thinking they would make an impres
sion on the director took up the hiss
and soon from -all parts of-the thea
ter came hisses and cat-sails, which
so annoyed tho hero that he spoiled
the scene nnd exasperated Charles
Malgne, the director. It was necessary
iu ine a reiase, ana aeiay tne pro
duction for several minutes while th
director explained that Mr. Harlan
was neither a real or screen vllllan,
but one of the most likable fellows
on the stage, and should be applauu
ed.for his work and not hissed.
ELON DEBATING TEAMS
READY FOR OPPONENTS
The First Debate Will Take Place
With Emory And Henry Fri
day Night, This Week.
ISpMlsl t lull! Ntn.1
Elon College. Pec. 4. Klon's foren
sic schedule for this year' includes
debates with Emory and Henry. Pres
byterian college, Lenoir, Maryvllle
college, and others which' are pend
ing, the first debate' to occur on tne
schedule tielng with Emory and
Henry en Friday night of this week.
Three debutes are scheUu "d with
Maryvllle, one to be at Elon for
young men, and a dual debate lor
young ladies of the respective lnstl
tutlons. The others are all dual debates..
The faculty, debate committees have
announced their schedule complete
for Elon's teams to oppose trie above
colleges, selection and appointment
being made for all teams except lor
the Emory and Henry debate who
were selected last summer.
H. L. Scott, Uoldsboro, .ind H. 8.
Helms, Monroe, will represent K.lon
at Emory and Henry, and L. J. Bray,
etiarlotte, and L. J. Perry will debate
the aame college at home.
For the Presbyterian college team,
Herbert Schols, Jr., Macon, and W.
B. Terreht will go to South Carolina,
while W. T. JBcott, Oreensboro, and O
D. Colcloughly, Durham, will meet
them bare.
W. B. Wicker and G- A. Brown, It.
8. Helms and H. Lee Scott are the
representatives to meet Ienoir col
lege, the former debating at home
and the latter at Hickory,
tlusketh, Mlssea Spier, Farrebe, Judtl
and Britt. ' ,
Prof, and Mrs. W. C. Harward. of
Thomaaville, spent the week-end here
with Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Woody.
Harry Dorsett, of Oreensboro,
spent Sunday here with Mrs. Dorsett,
who is 111 at ths home v o hie par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. V. Mr -Dorsett.
J. C. Oregson Is spending the first
of this, week In Charlotte on busi
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Bellng, of Bur
lington, were recent guests in the
home of J. N. Johnson'. '
Hampton Vestal. Ben Beaver, Les
lie Duncan, Billy Brown, Dcwltt and
Cly Perry, John and. Herbert Fox
aro spending this week In Onslow
county In quest of such game aa Is
to be found In that seotlon.
Work on the new 176,000 school
building is now taking more definite
form In that the brick are bUng
rapidly placed in Uk walls. An
other building is that of a modern
filling station at the Intersection of
the Pittsboro and Oreensboro high
ways.
Two attractive bungalow l-r be
Ing erected by Dr. J. D. Edwards
and E. M. Stone, the former being tn
the eastern part of town, the Jatter
on the highway In the western section.
Two million tons of sand are used
In the United Btatee each year In
making glass. ,
MORRISON WON'T GIVE
- OUT SHIP PLANS YET
The Governor Will Make His Plana
Known In Annual Message
To . General Assembly.
(Bj JUKcllUd hts.)
Raleigh, Dec 4. Oov. Cameron
Morrison will not reveal bis com
pleted plans 'for a proposed ship
line corporation for North Carolina
until his annual message Is present
ed to the general assembly In Janu
ary, he told the Associated Press to
day.
The governor has been gatherlngn
large amount of data from numerous
sources and hss held several con
ferences In connection with drawing
up hlr plans to be Incorporated In
his messsge. It was stated. The pro
posal Is ssid to have met with ap
proval and encouragement In many
sections of the state and a strong
fight wilt be made to have the legis
lature take action on the measure at
the coming aesslon.
"I do 'not consider It proper to dls
olose the details ot the proposed
measure or my message ufntil it has
been presented to the assembly," said
the governor when asked for an out
line for publication. "I have been
working on my message for a long
time, but cannot tell you when It will
be completed." '
STOP ITCHING ECZETvIA
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
Will Help You
Never mind how often you hare tried
. and failed, you can stop burning, itch
ing tcrema quickly by applying Zemo
furnished by any druggist for 35c.
Extra, large bottle, $1.00. Healing be
gins the moment Zemo is applied. In a
short time usually every tracecJaema,
Tetter, Pimples, Rash, Blackheads and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
' For-clearing the skin and making it
vigorously healthy, always use Zemo,
the penetrating, antiseptic liquid. When
others fail h is the one dependable treat
Bxnt for tkia troubles of all kind.
tl
Thomas Hanner, Ramseur, and w.
L. W'oodie, Furches, meet the Mary
vllle college men's team here. Misses
Jennie Ounter. Sanford, and Non
nle Bailey, Wadley, Ala., will go to
Maryvllle. Tenn., to contest with the
young ladles' team there. Also Miss
Irene Goff, Falcon, and Mrs. H. S.
Raliuiy, Oordonsville, Va., -will de
bate the young women of Maryvllle
college on the Elon platform.
SILER CITY NEWS.
Ben Carrlek, Wke Was Hart In Anto
Wreck, la Getting Aloag Nicely.
(SPKlll U Diily Ken.)
Slier, Cityr Dec. 4. Ben Carrlek,
whowas Injured In an automobile,
wreck- some time ago, has returned
to his home here from the hospital.
He Is getting along nicely.
. Berlon Cooper, Tom Dark, Pete
and Chalmers Stout, of University ot
North Carolina, spent the holiday
season at home.
Fred W. Hadley, of Swarthmore,
Pa., Is spending several days hern
with relatives.
Miss Joyce Fox, who Is a student
at Sanford, "-spent the Thanksgiving
season with her mother, Mrs. Louis
Fox. near here.
Those of the school faculty who
attended the teachers' assembly at
Ralejgh Saturday ''were: Prof. S. J.
"How
Fresh It Is!"
It u a pleasure to go to your
cake-box when jrou hare
baked with ROYAL Baking
Powder because it it in the
nature of a pure Cream of
Tartar Baking Powder to
keep baked foods fresh.
This means a real economy
and is just one of a hundred
reasons why careful house
keepers insist upon Royal
Baking Powder. Some others
are:
It Contains No Atom
txavtu No Bitter Taste
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Thursday, Dec. 7th
Seata at Greensboro Music Store
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Last Showing Today
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CORINNE GRIFFITH
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A Story of the Stage: She a Toe Dancer
Alio a Sennett Comedy and Select News
Com Ids Wednesday, Thuradny Elhel Clayton In "Her Own Maney"
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PORftKMINO AIX THE
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2300 Gorgeous CftKtames.
26 Wonderful Scenes
Galaxy of Super Stars
and the World Faased
Bewitching Beauties
National
Again Today-
Lewis J. Selznick Presents
"ONE WEEK OF LOVE"
Co-Starring
Elaine Hammerstein
and
Conway Tearle
Really the Ideal Photoplay of the Year
Combining
Elegance, Thrills and Romance
Otker Attractions
"High Power"
Educational Comedy
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IN ALAMANCE COUNtY
The Best Cough Syrup
is Home-made.
Here's aa easy way is sere It, and
yet hare the beet eoash remedy
yea star tried.
Mil
Mae
ia Beckom And ' MUs
Brooks Brides Of
th Past Week. , .
You're probably heard of this well
known plan of makinjr couch
at heme. But have tou erer used
lit: Thousands of families, the world
over, feel that they could hardly keep
house without it. It's simple and
oheap, but the way it takes hold of
couch will soon earn it a psnnioent
place in your' home.
! I Into a pint bottle, pour ounces
of Pincx; then a'ld plain granulated
siuiar ivmp to fill up (he pint. Or,
' If desired, use clarified molatsea.
honey, or corn symp, initead of su(tar
syrup. Either way, it tastes eood.
X COUld b
its cos1
- It Is
never moils, and aive vou a
ot better cougn jremeay man you
could buy ready -mado for three times
cost.
t ia reallr wonderful how quickly
this home-made remedy oonquers s -t
cough usually in 24 noun or less.
It seems to penetrate through every
ir passage, loosens a dry, hoarse or
tight cough, lifts the phlegm, heals
the membranes, and gives almost im
mediate relief. Spleedid for throat
tickle, hoarseness, croup, bronchitis
and bronchial asthma.
Tinex is a highly concentrated com
pound of genuine Norway pine el-
tract, and has been used ic
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Burlington, Dec. 4. Two wedding's
Vhich were solemnised durlns: the
Thanksavlna; holiday season have
Been announced. The nest was that of
Miss Mae Brooke and Joseph O. Pat
terson, both of Burllngtonvwhlch oc
curred on Thursday morning at Front
Street Methodist parsonage, Rev. W.
B.' Nortfv D. P., officiating. The
other marrlSKe was solemnised by
Rec. B. C. Dean, pastor of Hocutt
Memorial Baptist church, and the
contracting parties were Miss Eelma
Beckom and WJIlard' Boswell, both
popular young- people of West Bur
lington, Both couples were accom
panied br a few of their frlenda dur
Inr the ceremonies, Each couple will
reside In Burlington.
Rev.. H. P, Wyrlck, the new pas
tor of the Lutheran church In this
city, wss formally Installed as pas
tor of the church yesterday morning.
The sermon waa delivered by 11 sv
J. L. Morgan, D. D., president of the
United Kvangellcal Lutheran synod.
The Installation was a very Im
pressive one ana was attended by a
large- congregation.
Burlington I observing this week
as clean-up week, Mrs. J. B.
Cheek, chairman of the civic commit
tee, has announced the plans of the
authorities for gathering the trash
tin cans, etc., from all the streets of
the city. ;
Rst. R. m. Andrews. JD. D.. of
Oreensboro, who Is financial agent
for th new Methodist , T'rotestant
college at High. Point, presented an
Illustrated lecture, at the Methodist
Protestant church here last night tot
a large congregalon. 8terlt!optlcon
pictures were shown, first a aeriea of
lrgloua .plcturea and followed by
scenes of the new college and other
educational Institutions of the de
nomination.' Dr. Andrews delivered
an address on the need of colleges
after ehowlng the etereoptlcon pic
tures.
or genera
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ruggut for i'i ounces 01 rinex
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Alberto Salvi, wThe World's Greatest Harpist." Claire Dux, Soprano, Chicago Opera Association
NATIONAL THEATRE .
Tomorrow, Wednesday, December 6, 8:45 P. M.
Tickets On Sale At Greensboro Music Company
Tickets for colored people on sale at Gilmer's Drug Store.
The following are excerpts from New York critics regarding these two artists:
New York Times, October 28 1
Genuine music of the moderns a far cry in
deed from the old tinkling harp repertory.
New York American, October 28:
His achievements are remarkable. First, he is
a master in every branch of the interpretive arts.
Second, he is a program maker whose taste and
judgment are pbove reproach. Third, he is a com
poser who can well afford to match talents with any.
And he knows how to DESTROY MONOTONY. From
the first plucked note to the final phrase the audi
ence's enthusiasm, did not diminish. His arrange
ments of Chopin's Fantasy Impromptu began with s
whirlwind of notes so brilliantly played that both the
eyes and ears were daxaled. '
New York Tribune, October 28 i
Generally it would be doubtful if a harp recital
would be sufficiently varied but there Is no danger of
monotony ia SALVI'S performance. Vigorous, res
onant forte passages and pianissimos that approached
the vanishing point ,
New York Globe, October 28i
Mr. Salvi once mere proved the variety, quality,
and quantity of tone that can be coaxed from the
harp. REMARKABLE SKILL.
New York Journal, October 28 1
MADE ONE SIT UP at the way he played. More
dashingly deft and fiery than ever.
New York Sun, October 28i
Unaccompanied save by the various instruments
which he suggested on his harp, but the variety of
color which the young Venetian proceeded to evoke
from his strings sufficed. Peculiarly successful in
exploiting the fluidity of his instrument.
New York Mail, October 28
Masterful exhibition of virtuosity ASTONISH
ING VARIETY of tonal effects including that of .
bells.
To judge from the way they aire sought after,
New York appearances by an artist may be taken as
an index of their popularity. Alberto Salvi, here
tomorrow evening, had four New York appearances
last season. They consisted of a recital at Aeolian
Hall, a joint recital with Lucrezia Borl in Carnegie
Hall for a fashionable New York charity, s concert'
at the Metropolitan Opera House as soloist with the
Metropolitan Opera House orchestra end an ap
pearance at Mr. Bagby's exclusive Morning Muii
calts at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. .
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"Her 'singing marks the pinnacle of ths art of
song" writes a famous European critic of Claire Dux.
The chroniclers are unanimous in their admiration
for this celebrated singer. Pester Lloyd, the great
English critic says: "The artist held us spellbound
by the entrancing tono and seemingly unlimited
range of the incomparable voice." And .Oscar Bis
wrote: "The audience was overcome with sws by
the beauty of this voice."
GREENSBORO CONCERT COURSE
E. P. Wharton, Guarantor Mrs. Lessie L. Wharton, Manager
, x Box 641, Greensboro, N.C.
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They Entered Courtroom At
Outs; Left It Good Friends
(Sptdil to Dill; Km)
, Kim ton, Ilea. 4. Nathan Byrd and
J. C. Tyndall were enemies, t would
seem, when they met In a magis
trate's court here, Tyndall charging
Byrd with larcency ot an automobile
license. The prosecuting witness
and defendant came here from Pink
Hill for the trial. They had been on
good terms until, ehortly before ths
trial. Evidence Introduced at .the
hearing eonvlhoed the , magistral,
that the license was pnt stolen. Byrd
claimed he had, borrowed It from his
aceuaer. Some difference had arisen
and the larceny- charge was pre
ferred. The Justice stated that the lend
ing and borrowmg ot the license
made both guilty ot a .violation ot a
state statute. He assessed costs
against both.
Then human Interest entered the
case. The accused waa able to sat
isfy the court. Tyndall was wltbjut
funds. Byrd paid Tyndall's teee and
the couple walked out ot ths court
room arm tn arm.
-MORE THAN-
In Christ,
mas
'hV HU Tl
UUD LMCRS
HAT
Cleaalac, kleeklnc, akapUff, repair
leg. All klaea ( eats rekaaaea.
JOHN BASSELL
. '! 1ST Srcaatere It,
Made Out By the Institution To Over 3,000 Members This Year, The Result of Systematic Saving
We are pleased to pay to the good folks of this section the compliment of being thrifty people and that com
pliment is backed up by the above facts.
If you are not one to receive one of our CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECKS this year you should make it a point to be"
a member of our club next year next year's club opens December 11, 1922. Start early and stay with it. We
are prepared to start you right now. Come in and get information of how you can have more money to spend
next Christmas. To the old members we only need to say that we are ready, for you start now or without fail
December 11th. '
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RUST 'CO
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MPANY
Really a Friendly Institution
Just South of the National Theater '
Greensboro, N. C.
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