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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-10-17
Rooms for Thirty Girls.

1t is the purpose of Supt. Collum to
secure a very large residence in the
aear vicinity of the school, only a few
hundred yards away, and open it for
girls. Referring to the matter, Supt.
Collum said that either of the homes
that are being offered will accommo-
late about thirty girls and the help
necessary to the management. He will
thus be able to admit a number of
girls who have waited till the school
could provide separate homes for
boys and girls, and for the girls now
there.
The school will then be able to give
the entire dormitory over to the ac-
commodation of boys
I'VE will be just as close to the
academic building from either of the
homes, should we secure either, as is
the Mansion at Milledgeville from the
College building of the G. N. 81 c."
Supt. Collum says, I'VE would thus
reach out to Fielder street and have
all the room needed to finally devel-
ope an ideal home for boarding girls.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-10-17

Mrs. Charles NJ. Council returned to
Americas yesterday from pleasant
visit of few days in Macon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-10-17

When you want a delicious drink
try an egg chocolate at Dodson's
Pharmacy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-10-17
COTTON MARKET REPORT.
Corrected Daily By L. G. Council.

Americas, Ga, Oct. 16.-We quote
the market as follows:
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED:-Lady to Travel in Ga,
Good pay and tailor-made suit free in
80 days; experience unnecessary; re-
liable firm. Write for particulars.
1t ]. E. McBRADY CO., Chicago
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New Uniforms for Cadets.

When we open up new home for
girls, which we are hoping to do by
January /, it is our purpose to put in
the Department of Domestic Science.
including cooking, sewing, dressmak-
ing, etc. AS we will then. be able to
admit only a limited number, we ex-
pect to be crowded, yet we will have
to give the new places to those who
first apply"
Supt. ColIum went over to Column
bus yesterday to close a trade for adj
ditional arms and equipment for the
battalion of Cadets. The increase in
interest in this feature of the school
makes it necessary to double the
equipment. The entire Battalion has
already ordered new service uniforms,
and is now placing orders for new
grey dress uniforms. 1t is believed
that, at the beginning of the next
school year, every boy attending the
school will be required to wear uni
form.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-10-17

All men are brave until they are
called upsA to make gses.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-10-17

w. L. Mcdowell registered from Sa
vannah among the arrivals at the Ho
tel Windsor.
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LOST

HAIR PUFFS, 95c-Wigs, toupees,
switches, mustaches at corresponding
moderate terms. Combings made up.
Quick service. Stamps taken. Acme
Hair Co, Savannah, Ga. 10-3-7t
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Monday, Oct. 18th, from S to 4
o'clock, hast day Of Yerbest Coffee
Demonstration at J. HI. Poole s. Sons
Store 1t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-10-17

Mrs. E. L. Carswell returned yes
terday to her home in Americas after
a pleasant visit of week to relatives
in Gordon, Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-10-17

Waltham, Elgin, Hamilton an6
Howard Watches. 1927
DANIELS, the Jeweler.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-10-17

r. l.. Tondee came over from Daw-
son yesterday morning to look after
matters of business here.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-10-17

Waltham, Elgin, Hamilton an6
Howard Watches 17-2t
DANIELS, the Jeweler.
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PEOPLE WHO COME FOR
A VISIT IN AMERICUS

Is Well as Those Who Col
Away
Loose leaf ledgers and memoranda
books, office and typewriter supplies.
Holidays Book Store.
Engagement Announced.
Judge and Mrs. z. A. Iittlejohn an
nounce the engagement of their
Julia Clotilde, to DIR. ].
Rogers Hair of Americas, the mar
riage to occur on November seven
teenth at the First Methodist church,
Mrs. H. ]. Fite and Miss Sara Fite
have returned to Atlanta after visit
Of two weeks in Americas, where the
family will come to reside again
shortly
Shirt waist rings at Bells, the
Jeweler.
Misses Carter and Henderson Of
Fort Valley. the much admired guests
of Mrs. Roy L. Parker, are the recip-
tents Of many pleasing attentions dur
ing their visit here.
The girl question easily solved
Huyler's candy is what she wants.
Fresh each week at Dodscn's Phar-
macy.
Mrs. C. W. Collins, after an extend
ed stay in Atlanta, returns today to
her home here.
Smoke the best-Norma Martinez is
the best sc cigar money can buy. For
sale only at Dodson's Pharmacy
Prof and Mrs. ]. T. Price of Leslie
we're among others from that little
city here yesterday.
All fountain syringes sold by Dod-
sons Pharmacy are guaranteed for
one year. They will refund money if
there is a defect
Mrs. Hardin returned yesterday to
her home in Macon after a visit here
to Mrs. C. ]. Sherlock
There is difference in candies. Try
Huyler's candles and see. Dodson's
Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Boyd are
spending today with Mrs Boyd's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Yerkes. in Barnes
vile, going there yesterday.
The essence of delicacy is found in
Corolopsis Toilet Water. For sale by
Dodson's Pharmacy.
Mrs. G. l.. Dure of Fort Valley will
be the guest today of Mrs. r. T. Par
ker at her home here.
When you want a delicious drink
try an egg chocolate at Dodson's
Pharmacy.
Mrs. Charles M. Council returned to
Americas yesterday from pleasant
visit of few days in Macon.
Monday, Oct. 18th, from S to 4
o'clock, hast day Of Yerbest Coffee
Demonstration at J. III. Poole & Sons
Store 1t
Mrs. E. l.. Carswell returned yes
terday to her home in Americas after
a pleasant visit of a week to relatives
in Gordon, Ga.
Waltham, EIgin, Hamilton an6
Howard Watches. 1925
DANIELS, the Jeweler.
r. l.. Tondee came over from Daw-
son yesterday morning to look after
matters of business here.
Waltham, Elgin, Hamilton and
Howard Watches. 17-2t
DANIELS, the Jeweler.
w. L. Mcdowell registered from Sa
vannah among the arrivals at the Ho.
tel Windsor.
Waltham, Elgin, Hamilton and
Howard Watches. 17-2t
DANIELS, the Jeweler.
]. S. Hollingsworth was among the
Maconians who came yesterday to-
the South Georgia capital.
Mrs. T. o. Battle of Pelham is Wis
iting relatives in Americas, her for
mer home, arriving yesterday.
Hon. Walter s. Coleman of Cedar
town was prominent Georgian coming
to Americas yesterday.
w. c. Underwood of Sylvester was
business visitor in Americas yester-
lay morning among others
For Rent.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-15
DRESS SUITS TABU
AT SENIOR DANCE
Class Affairs of 1910 Will Be
Strictly Informal, Accord
ing to the Committee

BERKELEY, Sept. 14.-Continuing
the precedent set by the class of 1907
in instituting a number of informal
dances, by which the members of the
senior class may become acquainted,
before they are scattered to the four
corners of the earth by graduation,
the senior class of 1910 of the univer-
sity will hold a series of senior as
semblies this year in Hearst hall. the
first of which will be held Septem-
Der "a.
Dress suits and party gowns will
be tabu at the informals, and light
refreshments only will be served The
committee in charge of the dance this
year has made it plain that the affairs
will be of the strictly informal order,
and this will be insisted upon through
out the series of dances.
On the committee for the dances aps
pointed by President William Edwards
OF the class are: r. r. Matthews,
chairman; A. J. Eddy, Nat j. Schmu-
lowitz. S. H. Day. George Dillingham;,
Frank Harris, Helen Binlick, Lucy
Harrison, Marguerite Griffith, Bessie
Goodwin, Helen Hill and Barbara Reid.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-15
DENIES KISSING A
SOCIETY MATRON
Telephone Company's President
Makes Affidavit in Behalf
of Mrs. kierulff

OAKLAND. Sept 14.--Mrs. Alice kie-
ruff. daughter of Attorpey W. II. Jor-
dan and member OF exclusive social
sets at Berkeley, Oakland and San
Francisco. has announced the arrival
of affidavits from New York city which
will materially aid her in the stubborn
" contested suit for divorce in which
she is engaged with Charles A Kieruln.
The affidavits were made by Albert
Koch Andriano. president of the Direct
Line telephone company, and by his
wife. Lulu X. Andriano, and Mrs. Kie-
ruff said they bore strongly upon
points raised by her husband.
One of Kierulff's charges was tnat
his s.wife had impulsively exclaimed TO
Andriano 4 dare you TO kiss me, ana
Andriano said that he had no memory
of the incident and could not state
whether IL did or did not occur. de
denied that he answered, L VIII take
the dare and he followed with denlais
that he had ever kissed Mrs kierulH at
any time that he had ever had MS
arms about her or that he had ever
met her except when Mrs. Andriano
was present. He did say, and in TINS
he was Joined by his wife, that while
living at the same apartments at san
Francisco he had often observed kie-
rulr neglecting his wife, leaving her
alone upstairs and spending his time
with others. Mrs. Andriano also had
no recollection Of the dare being offered
by Mrs Kierulf to Mr.. Andriano, nor
had she ever seen Mrs. Kierulh act
indiscreetly.
The suit has developed great bitter
ness. as Mrs. Kierulff alleged that her
. husband had kidnapped their son and
had regularly insulted. abused and
threatened her. Kierulff said she made
friends TOO easily; that she rode upon
+. another mans knee from McCrea's sta
.tiontto Cloverdale and had been about
. with men at theaters and restaurants
at. San Francisco. He also said she at
tended so. many card parties that the
boy. was neglected as well as the house
work Kieruln is land agent for the
PeoTIe water con1panv
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-15
new WATER CURE
FOR BAD HUSBAND
Judge r. B. Tappan Suggests
That Head Be Submerged
for About Five Minutes

ALAMEDA. Sept. 14.-"Some OF your
kind neighbors should be willing to
lead that husband of yours down to
the tidal canal and hold his head un-
der water for about FIVE minutes,
said Police Judge r. B. Tappan to Mrs
Martha Graswitz this morning during
the hearing of charge of disturbing
the peace that had been made against
Robert Graswitz by his spouse.
The defendant Is being sued for d.
vorce and has been taken into custody
twice within few days at the in
stance of his wife, who has said that
she fears he will kill her.
On the staKd Graswitz denied that
he had broken a window in the house
where his wife and children live, as
she had testified. You're liar
screamed Mrs. Graswitz at the witness
The court restored order by requir-
ing the woman to sit with her back
to the defendant so that she could not
see him.
After hearing surfeit of the family
wrangle Judge Tappan released Gras-
WITT on probation, warning him as he
did so. IF you go near your wife's
home again or annoy her, Graswitz, 1
will give you six months in jail to
take the peace cure"
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-15
SCHOOL BOARD BARS
!. OUT MOTHERS CLUB.
Ocean View Parents, on Ac-
count Of Quarrel, Compelled
to Use Schoolhouse Steps

BERKELEY, Sept. IA closed door
and janitor who treated them with a
curt businesslike denial of their de-
mands for entrance into the school
house were what the mothers of the
Ocean View Mothers club met with
when they repaired to the schoolhouse
yesterday to hold their weekly meet
ings. Neither threats nor tears moved
the stern janitor, and the women were
compelled to hold their meeting on the
schoolhouse steps, while the janitor
watched them with furtive eyes.
The women are angry at being
locked out of the place where they or
ganized and used as meeting place.
and declare vengeance on the board Of
education. This Is the second chapter
In the controversy between the club and
the school board, and the end is not
yet in sight.
The battle began when the board,
composed OF Mayor Frank ]. Roberts,
Marshal Chris Miller and Trustee and
Assistant Treasurer A. P. Hanscom re-
moved the woman principal of the
school and installed a man, to pro-
duce better discipline the members of
the board asserted.
The mothers objected and backed up
their objections by withdrawing their
children from the school The board
remained quiet, and the first Indication
that the flank movement of the Moth
ers club had nettled them was when
tney gave orders to the janitor of the
school to lock the women out.
Mrs "A. Agatha Schlenker is presi-
dent or the club and Mrs. H. Free is
secretary. The membership of the club
is large and they declare they will
carry the warfare to a finish.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-15
PICKPOCKET DENIED
PRIVILEGE GIVEN PAL
John McCauIey Refused Parole
by Judge Brown

OAKLAND. Sept. 14.-Probation was
denied John McCauley by Judge Brown
today after McCauley had sought the
leniency which was extended to his
partner in crime, Gust Johnson of San
Francisco
They picked the pocket of M. ".
Perry on San Pablo avenue car and
when Probation Officer Ruess reported
Johnson as second rate risk Superior
Judge Mogan of San Francisco and at
taches of the United Railroads and the
Post-Globe newspaper of San Fran
cisco appeared and pleaded so strongly
in his behalf that Judge Brown placed
him on his good behavior for 10 years.
Johnson was known to have been a
roustabout and the influence which
brought the group of influential wit
nesses to his assistance was matter
McCaulev had previously entered q
plea of not guilty, which he Withdrew
tember IT. p
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-15
MANY ATTEND FUNERAL
~OF WELL KNOWN PRIEST
Remains of Rev. Felix Berger
etti Are Laid to Rest

OAKLAND. Sept 14.-After a SOL
enn requiem high mass. at which
many of the Catholic clergy about tle
bay attended. Rev Felix Andrew Ber-
gerettf. for many years pastor of St
Jeseph's. Portuguese church of Oak
land, was laid away today in the
priests plat in st. Mary's cemetery.
The mass was celebrated by Rev.
Piperni: Rev. Father Buss acted rs
deacon. and Rev. Father B0ghera as
subdeacon. Bishop O'Connell gave the
zbsoluttOn and delivered a eulogy of
the dead priest The music of the
mass was rendered by the male choir
of st. Mary's college. More than go
priests were present at the mass. and
the lay sodalities sent full delegations.
Father Bergeretti died at Providence
hospital last Friday after an operation.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-15

WOMANNAMEDFOR
IHfLIBRARYBOARD
Berkeley Clnbwomen Win Point
by Councils Selection Of
Miss Blanche Morse

BERKELEY. Sept. 1.-THE club
women who have agitated the appoint
ment Of woman member OF the IL
brary and health boards Of this city
gained a point before the city council
this morning when Miss Blanche Morse.
well known here as civic WORKER
was appointed to the library eommis-
sion in place of Addison w. SayloI'
who resigned on account OF his ap-
pointment to the directorate or tns
Peoples water company. public serv-
ice corporation operating In this CITY.
The women are greatly pleased az
the action of the council, although the
library commission has not as YET
been made a part OF the new city gov
ernment. the members under the Ola
charter still holding offiee- IL Is
likely that Miss Morse will be reap
pointed when provision Is made Tor q
library board under the new order OF
things.
A health board of three licensed
physicians and the city attorney ana
the sanitary inspector as members sx
officio was created by the councfl TINS
morning The health off1cer. who IS no.
a part of the board. but whose office
is prescribed by the city charter, Will
be the secretary OF the board.
A duty of the board, according TO the
state law, Will be the granting OF
licenses to plumbers after due exami-
nation, although only the sanitary m
spector will probably be competent 70
pass on the qualifications OF applicants
for permits.
By unanimous vote Of the council
the police force. reduced on account
of a financial stringency OF the city
affairs Is months ago. was raised to
theS normal complement OF 27 men.
which will permit the operation or the
eight hour day for the patrolmen- Ex-
aminations will be held so that the
new policemen may take their posi-
tions by October I.
The council passed an ordinances hx-
ing the age under which minors can
not buy tobacco here at Is years. taxi
ing precedent over the state law, which
prescribes the age OF 16 years Under
the city law minors. even with the
written consent of their parents, can
not secure tobacco
Among the minor matters considered
by the council this morning was the
introduction and passage of an ordi-
nance fixing the duties of the fire chief
and the postponement for one week OF
the matter Of the opening OF Regent
street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-15
BROADWAY BUILDING
is DAMAGED BY FIRE
Blaze Breaks Out in a Row of
Dwellings

OAKLAND, Sept. 14.-Damage was
done by Are in building at 1905
Broadway, owned by the Eva estate,
this afternoon. The blaze broke out
on the roof over the kitchen of the
Ruedeger. Loesch and Zinkand res
taurant and Fire Chief Ball was at
loss to explain the cause.
By the time the fire department had
reached the scene the alcove over the
was extipguished without delay. The
loss was not heavy.
At almost the same moment an
alarm was sounded from Twenty first
street and Broadway, where a row of
one story dwellings numbered from
1912 to 1916 Broadway were threat
ened by a roof fire in the building oc-
cupied by Richard Higgs and family
from a chimney spark. The damage
was $500.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-15
MORE LITIGATION OVER
JOHN HUSTON ESTATE
Daughter Claims Bonds Said to
Belong to Widow
[Special Dsnatch 10 The COLL

VALLEJO. Sept. 14.-Another chap
ter was added today to the many
already on record in the will contest
over the estate of the late John Hus-
ton. Former Superior Judge L. q.
Harrier. representing Mrs. Nancy
Huston of San Jose, the widow of John
Huston, asked Judge Buckles to de-
clare Mrs. Huston incompetent and
have Harrier made her guardian
Mrs. Annie Murray, daughter of
Huston. fought the petition, and So
Harrfer withdrew his request and an
nounced his intention of suing Rev.
a. T.. Burnham, special administrator
of the estate, to secure $4,000 in stocks
and bonds held by Burnham when
were issued in the name of the dead
man and his wife.
Mrs. Murray, Huston's daughter,
claims these, while the administrators
holds that so long as Mrs. Huston lives
they are her sole property.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-15
ENGLISH PHYSIOLOGIST
ARRIVES FOR LECTURES
Professor Waller of London at
University of California

BERKELEY, Sept l4.-Beginning
September 90, a series of five lectures
under. the Flood foundation will be
given at the University of California by
Prof Augustus d. Waller, member of
the senate and director of physiological
laboratory of London university, who
has arrived.
In preparation for his lectures Pro-
fessor Waller is conducting a series of
experiments with Prof. T. b. Robertson
. university
The series of lectures, which will be
open TO the public. will be on the SUBJ
ject Of Physiology in the Service of
Medicine" and will be given in the
Chemistry building September 20, %,
"a, q and %.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-15
VANDERBILT CUP RACE
SET FOR OCTOBER 30
Committee Assured of More
Than Thirty Entries

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-the motor
cups holding committee. which was re-
Gently incorporated to consider the
feasibility of holding another Wander
bilt cup race, have just decided to
hold such a contest and have fixed the
date for October 80.
w. X. Vanderbilt Jr., the donor of
the cup, and other members of the
committee, canvassed the automobile
manufacturers of this country and Eu-
rope and they have received assurances
that between 80 and 35 cars would be
entered in the coming contest, thus MAX
ing it the largest in point of entries
of any yet held.
The course this year will, be short
ened to little less than 15 miles, but
the distance will remain the same. In
shortening the circuit, the dangerous
turns have been eliminated.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-15
SINGLE DRINK WILL
CLOSE PRISON DOORS
II. j. Collins Has Incentive to
Keep Sober

OAKLAND. Sept. l4.-sIf you take
drink Of liquor l will revoke proba-
ton and sentence you to serve IA
years in the penitentiary." said Judge
Brown today as an incentive to II. J.
Collins to keep his Temperance pledge.
Collins had pleaded guilty to forging
County Clerk Cooks name to a check
for $3.50. and had asked probation.
A report showed that he had been
addicted to drink and had led q
wandering life, though showing some
business ability.
Three months ago he took the
pledge and Judge Brown made il plain
that failure to keep his promise would
so hard with him. Collins was then
placed on probation for IL years.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-15
PLEADS WIFE COULD
CARE FOR CHILDREN
Father Charged With Neglect
Says Spouse Has Income

OAKLAND. Sept Al w. Chicou
pleaded not guilty before Judge Brown
today when charged with failure to
provide for his infant son, Charles.
Chicou explained that he had been
out of work and had earned S135 in
six months. while his wife. from whom
he was separated. had an income OF
s100 month from a boarding house
business. Chicou said that she sup
ported one child and could readily pro-
vide for the other, but instead had had
the complaint placed against him.
F. o. Galvez was arrafgned on a
similar charge of neglecting his year
old son. Eldon- Judge Brown raised
his bail from $3.50 to $1,000 and Ga1vez
went TO Jail when unable to furnish
the amount. He was said to have spent
his time paying attention to another
mans wife at Alameda. refusing to
work
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-15
RUNS BORROWER DOWN
AND RECEIVERS LOAN
Sacramento Butcher and His
Debtor Reach Police Station

OAKLAND, Sept IA. - Henry
Schwritzer, formerly of Sacramento.
pursued Andrew Andrews through the
streets today, that he might recover
some money he had lent to Andrews.
The police. mistaking the chase for
the pursuit of a thief, intervened, and
Schwritzer got back $3.50 out of the
IS he had given.
The story was told to Captain of
Police Lynch by the two men, and
they were put out into the street
again.
Schwritzer recently sold his butcher
shop at Sacramento, and came to Oak
land, taking a room at the Humboldt
house, San Francisco. There Schwrit-
ger met Andrews. who said he was
owed $400 by John Worthington. an
Oakland contractor, and borrowed
small amounts on the strength of the
alleged debt.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-15
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND. Sept 14.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today.
Emile c. Nathan. 25, Sacramento, and Lillian
3. Cotrel. "a Oakland
William H. Binfz Jr., q. Salt Lake, and Bess
NJ. Primeaux. 21, Tusearora. New
Leonard J. Peterson. IS, Handwiek, and Bes-
sic James, a. Alameda.
William ]. Rice. 81. Los Angeles. and Laura
C. Brock. 20. Hanford.
Roy f. Jenrys 20, Oakland, and Blanche z.
Dox "a. Santa Cruz.
Michael l. Merry Jr., "a, Chico. and Olivia
s. Wright. % Berkeley.
Carl J. Erickson. AZ. and Emma NJ Petersen,
SO. both of San Francisco.
Emil r. Marucci. "a Jackson Amador county
and Verne NJ Kelly. 10. lone.
Alfred Py. So. and Anna lie Pleux. 50. beth
AmeIIo Roberto. 2s.. and Ravilla Dorins. q.
both Of Oakland.