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New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

tho testimony in Nonkers during Octoper'
Stockholders OF this new company live n
various parts of Westchester County Con
necticut and New York.
The members OF the Democratic CITY
Committee Of Mount Vernon had a big
clambske at East Chester on Thursday ar
teGncon. which was attended by many
prominent politicians from various sections
Of Westchester County. Chairman Edwin
W. Fiske Of Mount Vernon, the Mayor Of
that city. presided. and both Democrats
and Republicans enjoyed the feast. which
was served by Frederick Watts.
Asscmblyman William 6. Concy, OF
Mount Vernon. will be a candidate for a re-
nomination on the Republican ticket at the
coming election His friends say that he
made \ good record during The three terms
that he served. and they insist that he is
entitled TO a renomination.
Yachtsmeu OF New Rochelle are enthusl-
asjc over the prospect of forming a divt-
sion of naval militia in that city Ideutcn-
ant y. r. Bel. of the LIST Battalion. naval
militia New York. met committee OF
young New ko'heHe men uWIlhg the week
and arranged for the first steps of an or
ganization. The committee consists of j.
Albert Mallstedt. Carl +. kuchlcr. Bcnja-
min II BadcaI. edward Carson. pr Henry
r. WiIlsms. William L. Brown, Joseph
HYATT and RI Drake New Rochelle. 4"
said Lieutenant Bell, 'is the logical spot
for the headquarters OF naval militia di-
VISION. and the state authorities are seek
ing such a hsrhor tor An anchorage for the
Warp tho gunhoa' which tho government
has assigned TO the state naval forces"
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10
NEW PRODUCTIONS.

On Monday night, September ~,
A. n. Woods will present Julian
Eltinge in a new musical play, The
Fascinating Widow" by Otto Hauer-
bach, at the Liberty Theatre.
On Wednesday night, September 13,
at the Playhouse, William A. Brady
will produce new drama by Thonp-
son Buchanan, called The Rack
with Ferdinand GottschaIk and kath-
crime Grey.
On Thursday night, September a.
at Weber's Theatre, Joseph Weber
offers Edmund Breese in new three
act play by Isaac Landman, entitled
"A Man of Honor"
On Thursday night, September "A,
Charles Frohman will present Haddon
Chambers's latest play, "Passers- By"
IT the Criterion Theatre. This piece is
in four acts.
On Thursday night. September "a,
at Days Theatre, EveraIi and WAL
ZACH will present when Sweet Six
teen" by Victor Herbert and George
V. Hobart. The piece is a song play
in two acts.
On Thursday night, September Il,
David BeIasco will present revival
of "The Concert" at the Belasco
Theatre, for a limited run Of four
weeks.
On Friday night. September IS, at
the Century Theatre, Lieber & Co.,
through George c. Tyler, viii present
a revival Of 9TH. Blue Bird
On Saturday, September 16, at the
Sijou Theatre, the Shuberts will pre-
sent Cyril Scott in new comedy by
Harrison Rhodes, called Modern
Marriage" The piece is in three acts.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10
MUSICAL PLAYS.

BROADWAY TUEATRE-The engage
mont Of Low Fields iH THE Hen Pecks' is
drawing 20 a close, although the definite
date has not yet been set. Some Of the
principals I'm Mr.. Fieldss support are Bios
som Seeley. Elizabeth Brice, jessie Busley,
Louise Carver. Irene Castle, Rosaie Ce-
ballos. Marjorie Blythe, Ethel Wheeler,
Frances Ross. Grace Palmer. Vernon Cas-
tie Frank Whitman and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Watson.
CASINO THEATRE-The return en-
gagement of the star revival or
.'Pinafore" at this theatre has Gre
ated new interest in Gilbert ana
Sulliyan's oldtime favorite. Miss Fay Tenn
pleton who has been absent from the stage
for more than five years, sings the role Oh
Little Buttercup. She is distinct ad-
dition TO the cast, which also includes
Edith Decker. Alice Brady. De Wolf Hop
per. Eugene Cowles, r. T.. Graham and
George ]. MacFarlane Matlnees Wednes-
day and Saturdays.
DAL,Y's THEATRE.-"When Sweet Six
teen" a new song play, in two acts. with
music by Victor Herbert and book ana
lyrics by George V. Hobart, will open the
regular season at this theatre on Ihurs-
day night. The play has to do with the
ambitious existence OF the newly rlch-
Some Of those in the cast are William Nor
ris Harriet Standon. Eva Williams, FRANK
Belcher. Josie Intropidi, Mabel Mordaunt
Belle Taylor and Harry S. Fern. MI Her
bert will conduct the orchestra at the nrs'
performance.
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.-Both-
we'll Browne, delineator Of feminine types
and his supporting company or dancers
and singers begin the second week or thcli
limited engagement tomorrow night III
Miss Jack"
KNICKERBOCKER THEATRE.-Dona
Brian. Julia Sanderson, Elizabeth firtr
and the other members of the cast In J. ne
Siren" are drawing good houses to TINS
theatre. Indications point 70 a long run
LIBERTY THEATRE.-A. II. Woods
will present Julian Eltinge In the as
cinating Widow" tomorrow evening AT 'hlS
theatre. The piece is new musical pay
bv Otto Hauerbach, and has TO 90 Wit
the adventures OF a college boy In love Wit
a girl whose mother does not favor his SUIT
In order 10 win her hand the college chap
has 70 pose as a widow, with attendant
cornIications. The comedy is in three acts
U,rora Winter will play the part Of the
girl.
NEW AMSTERDAM.-Hazel Dawn Alice
Dovey and the remainder OF the cast IN
..The Pink Lady" in an entire change OF
costume. continue with success at TINS
house.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10
LUNA PARK.

Mardi Gras week a Coney Island viii
begin tomorrow. and the costume parsds'
along Surf avenue will be held nightly. hu'
the big feature - the carnival this ysa'
will be the celebrations n Luna Park
Frederic Thompson has arranged serie'
Of frolics for both the afternoon and even
ing visitors. The sonz contests 10 be he'd
in Luna's ballroom next Sundsy, the COS
ing night. are attracting singers the cogn
Try over. This years Mardi Gras has beer
designated as carnival ., flowers and
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10
heu her manager. will obtain another t'e
atre for a continuance OF the run

hail ber manager. VIII OBTAIN dH"'"''
afro for continuance OF the run
TSE-William N bra"E
nroduce new drama BY 1honpso" -"
cbanan called "rhe Rack on Nedhesu"'
evening. The new play viii take inc pa
of "A Gentleman OF Leisure. WIN Dous
lac Fairbanks which has been shifted 10
the Globe Theatre for an indefinite run
Mr.. Brady was induced to MAKE '"'S
twelfth hour change after confer I'm
with lee Shubert and Charles Is. DiliS
hmm II was decided 10 produce buchah-
ans new play at once. instead OF nrst nav
ing II 20 on tour. and the chsnee NaS y"
ciIed upon at short notice. The RACK u
w,rk dealing with the divorce propiem
from new angle. Ferdinand Gottschaik'
Katherine Grey and more than a dozen
others are in the cast
THIRTY NINTH STREET THtAIK RE
.Tohn Mason's portrayal Of Or. seelig, In
Augustus Thomas's latest play. AS a Man
Thinks" continues to draw good houses.
Chrvstal Horne. Charlotte Ives and Flea
nor Morett are in his support
WERERs THEATRE-This house Will
open FOR the season on Thursday evening
when Joseph Weber offers Edmund Breese
in a new three-act play by Isaac Landman'
called "A Man OF Honor The theme IN
the new piece is that man. in his eHort'
10 provide or oyerprovide for his fanily'
often neglects the all-important factor-the
character Of his children. Besides MI
Breese, the cast includes Murlel Starr Ray
Wallace. Ralph Delmore, Edward h. ROD
ins, Ben johnson and Hans Robert
WEST END THEATRE-After one more
week Al the West End Theatre. In Harlem
the Armstrong; Miner melodrama, Inc
Deep Purple" leaves New York for road
iour. Violet fleming. Ada Dwyer, W. D.
Ferguson. Emmett Corrigan and sydney
Booth are in the company.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

! morrow evening. The interest taken in
I this piece while it was at the Playhouse
! indicates that it will live long at the
Globe.
| HARRIS THEATRE-Ros Stahl, in
Maggie Pepper" is meeting with success
She enters upon her third week tomorrow
| evening.
| HUDSON THEATRE-Frank Mcintyre
! in "Snobs" by George Bronson Howard,
is making a hit, and all signs point to an
indefinite run Henry b. Harris has pro-
yided a capable supporting cast.
/ LYCEUM THEATRE-Dane Frohman's
| production Of Thy Neighbor's Wife" with
strong cast, enters upon its second week.
/ The. play has been well received
/ LYRIC THEATRE-Henry W. Savage's
/ production of "Everywoman" is nearing
the end Of its long run. Laura Nelson Hall
and the original cast are in the company.
| MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE-Robert
I b. Mantel will begin a two weeks engage
ment tomorrow night, during which he
will present nearly his entire repertory.
Seven Shakespearian plays are to be given.
these being divided between the matinee
and evening performances. The regular
scale Of prices Will prevail during this ell
gaGcmeut.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10
FOlIES EERGERe.

The Sunday dining concert at t1e Foiis'
Bergere this evening will include the 20
vuette, Hello Paris" and the ''Sihera an
Whirl," besides eight new acts. Tomorrow
evening and for the rest Of the week caba
ret concerts only will be presented, begin
ming at II p. m. and ending al l a. m. Nina
Payne and a company OF twelve, In Ia
Sonnambula." and the other features will
be presented
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10
THE COMING WEEK
COMEDY AND DRAMA.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC-"Three Weeks 4"
by Elinor Glynn, will be the opening at
traction Of the second year Of the resident
stock company tomorrow afternoon.
ASTOR TIL =ATRE 49, Seven DAYS. &"
which has had long run at this theatre
will begin its last week tomorrow night.
1t has made many persons laugh and will
add 10 that number this week
BELASCO THEATRE-"The Concert"
will resume its interrupted run on Thurs
day evening for n limited run of four
weeks, after which it VIII 90 on tour
Janet Beecher and Leo Ditrichstein head
the cast
BlJOU THEATRE-Cyril Scott will make
his New York appearance I'm Modern
Marriage" a new comedy bv Harrison
Rhodes, founded on g German play Of tuc
same name, on SATURDAY evening The new
production is made by the ShuJcrts and *
comedy ia three acts. lis theme being
tho inherent absurditv of the ultra mod
ern' views Of married life The young
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10
WINTER GARDEN.

THE Musical Revue OF 1911" the Original
entertainment at this house, is TO be seer
again for a limited engagement Of two
weeks, beginning tomorrow. Many OF The
original players, including Dorothy Jardon
Mile. Dazie, Mildred Elaine, Billie Taylor
Yvette, Melissa Ten Eyck. Doris Cameron
Harry Fisher, Lew Quinn, Arthur Gun.
ningham and Harold Robe, will be re-
tanned
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10
Notes of Interest Gathered in Westchester c.

EdWard b. kcdr viii result in a candidate
being nominated this year although the
term Of the late Alr. koar doesn't expire
until next fall. Because OF the suddenness
~ Mr. kcar's death. neither the Republi-
cans nor Democrats have talked about any
candidates For County Treasurer. it is
generally conceded 10y the Republicans that
George : Bur!ing OF White Plains. who
now holds that office, will be renomiuated.
In the city OF .l9unt Vernon there will
be- a hot mayoralty election Mayor Edwin
W. Fiske. who has held tie office for a
number OF years, will be renominated by
the Democrats without opposition. while
Alderman George ~. Taylor. OF Chester
Hill we'll known lawyer. viii no doubt
be- the nominee Of the Republican party.
For city Judge IN Mount Vernon. Acting
city Judge George g. Appel will be the
candidate Of the Democrats ON the Re-
Publican side three aspirants FOR the nomi-
nation have been announced. William F.
Gay Joseph Henry Esser and Thomas H.
Hodge.
The New York. NVestchester x Boston
Railroad company is seins TO fight the
award u S6o.po made. against it FOR land
taken in New Rochelle and belonging TO
Henry \ Sicbrocht. II has fled an appeal
tc the Appellate Division from the order
of Justice Mills confirming the award.
Now that Justice Tomntins has appoint
ed william Hobby Of Mount Vernon, AS
temporary receiver OF the Westchcster
County Brewery. which recently completed
5000 0uo ,l.rr at Pelham ihcrc o. 4 plau
on foot 10 hayc voluntary dissolution ct
the corrorauon. Arthur Rowland. of Yon-
kcia. has been appointed referee TO hear
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

EMPIRE THFATRE-John Drew. IN "A
Single Man" starts his second week to-
morrow night. Hubert Henry Davies's
comedy is attracting New Workers. Mary
poland. Thais Lawton. Louise Drew and
others are I'm the cast.
GAIETY THEATRE-"Excuse Me" en-
tcrs upon its twenty-s!xth week tomorrow
night, with no signs Of "a let-up In the
attendance All the original members OF
tie cast still remain.
GLOBE TIIEATRE-Do Douglas Fairbanks.
in a Gentleman - Leisurc,' Will transfer
his activities 10 this housc. beginning to-
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

CRITERION THEATRE-Haddon Cham
bers's nev est pl.y. "Passers-By," will be
nresopted bv Charles Frohman on Thurs
day night The play is In four acts ana
..paseers-Bv" represents the human hot-
sam and jcts7m that drift into the life OF
Peter Wa,erton. a rich young bachelor OF
piccadilly The play has no villain. and
is said 10 depict life in tho immediat"
living II has been seen previously At the
Wyndham Theatre in London Some "f
those in the cast arc Richard Bennett,
Ernest I.awford. Louise Ruttcr. Resale
Toller Ivy Hcrzog. Julian Royce and 4.
G.. Andrews.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

MAXINE ELLIOTTS THEATRE-tlen-
rotta Crosman iu The Real Thing" will
stay FOR three weeks more. ending her en-
gagcment OF September 80 Maurice Camp-
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10
In "The Blue Bird" Century Theatre.
September IS.

woman in the play comes to see the folly
of her advanced views after marriage.
Those in support OF Mr.. Scott are Emily
Stevens, his leading woman; Rene Kelly,
Edna Mcclure, Olive May, Loretta Wells.
Catherine Calhoun. Margaret Seldom and
Percy Ames.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

The new Methodist Episcopal Church Of
Nalhalla which will shortly he built. will
De on site which Will commend "a fine
view of tho new konsico dam and rescr-
yoir The old Kcnsico church was recently
raz"d. owing TO H. having been condemned
by the city Of Sew York to make room
for the big dam.
The congregation ~ the church VIII hold
"a harvest home festival on September 70
ana l3 and the programme viii include
literary and musical rccltals as well as
other interesting numbers
Thousands Of various kinds ot FISH Will
bc removed tlds week from the Eenslco
reservoir, near White Plains, which rs to
be- emptied by the city u New York All
tie water is 10 b. drawn off in order that
the contractors may go ahead with the
work of ouildiyc the new Kensco dam,
which is t1 be over one hundred foct high
and will hold back many millions of gal
Ions Of water from the Catskill aoucduct.
EcUsico dam has always been the ia
voritc fshinf grounds Of many West
chester sport smen and they arranged to
save the FISH They are 10 be caught in
.uc1s. placed IN tanks and transferred Il"
Rye Lake witre they VIII be liberated.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

COMEDY THEATRE-"Spe a new
auto comedy. will enter upon the second
week of its limited engagement tomorrow
night Oza Waldrop and Orrin Johnson
are featured in the play.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

announced his candidacy Tor INC 0oil'''. tie
is the Republican leader Of his town and
will seek tho nomiantion on the Republican
ticket
Under decision of Justice Tompkns tn"
village Of White Plains must discontinue
using the Bronx Valley trunk sever on
aeptember H.. until the commission 30
charge Of the work has constructed dis
posal and screening plant at the mouth
Of the sewer and the extension Of the out
let two hundred feet from the shore Of the
Hudson River at Yonkers.
some time ago the White Plains author
tiles connected their main sewer pipes with
the trunk sewer and then tho l"ake
Watts orphan House uf Workers brought an
action for an Injunction on the ground that
the bathing of the orphans had b"cn
ruined and that the outlet Mas not cor
structed as directed by the War Depart
mont. Now the White Plains officials vii!
have 10 reopen the disposal plant south OF
the village Judec TompHns also directs
that no other villages connect with the
trunk sewer until the outlet is properly con-
structed
The Mount Vernon Democratic city Com
mittee has Just elected the following new
officers. Chairman. Edwin ". Fistc. Vice
president. Benjamin j. cullen. treasurer
John L. Hughes. secretary u. - Ghorm-
ley: ser2eant-at-arms. Leonard sternha-
gen ststlsilcian. Maurice j. sullivan.
The newly or-amzcd BronY valley Sewer
Commission has issued &T0~o i1 bonds uu-
der fl special art passed 'hi- year. for the
purpose Of completing the outlet Of the
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10
VARIETY HOUSES.

ALHAMBRA-The feature OF the Dill VIII
he George V. Hobarts morality play
"Fverywife" other acts are sam Chip
and Mary Marble, Barry and "onord,
Wi,t's Melody Lane Girls, Ollie Young ana
April and Charles F, semon
COLONTAI-Billy Reeves and the harno
coredians in a comedy called Honor
Among Thieves" head the bill. others are
,,Iarica Vance, Ryan and Richheld, the
Keatons and Charley Case.
CoIJMBIA-'rhe Honeymoon plliS' III
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

GEORGE VI. COHANS THEATRE
Rich-Quick Wallingford," which has
held the boards here for a long period, Will
enter upon the last two weeks OF It's New
York run tomorrow night. On Mohud! ,
September %, George NJ conan hiihseil
will appear in a new musical farce cahed
"The Little Millisnaire," Of which ne Is
the author.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

Charles y. Hoyt Deputy County Regis
tor ~ plG rsutyiio. Nho is holding IL"
oHicr ~ H'r:st'- owing 20 the death of I'd
ward H Is, ~ and pending the sI'oinimcni
Of new Register by Governor DiA, has
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

Ju.'' Morsciauscr of the supreme
court ard 4 party OF friends are on fsh-
ing trip TO nke Cbnmplain.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

CENTURY THEATRE - This theatre
formerly known as The New Theatre, viii
throw open its doors again on Friday FOR
the new season Besides minor details ol
change in the outward appearance of the
theatre. the policy of the house has been
changed. it now being held under lease
bv George c. Tyler. OF Liebler q CO. The
Blue Bird" will begin the season on Fri
day evening.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

According to THE Era" the dramatizH
version Of The Garden OF Allah" in which
Lewis Waller will appear at the Century
Theatre, New York, next month. has been
prepared by Nine. de Navarro Miss Mary
Anderson, in collaboration with Robert
Hichens. and the stage production will cost
At least $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

coLuMBrA-The Honeymoon Girls, in a
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

annOuuccd hIH cHNd0a'N T"T TN' "OTI"'- 1T
is the Republican leader Of his town and
will seek the nomiantion on the Republican
ticket
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

When "Pomander Walk" finishes lis Lon'
don run, Cyril Maude will produce his OWE
version OF RIP Van Wrinkle"
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

Arthur Bourchier says: ~ venture 10 s
nross my belief in the Pope.lke infainono
of the intelligent sctor-mansgcr as ssalns
the purely speculative manager VINO - ~
an actor. And, oh, my dear sir, DO We w.
sometimes err on the side OF the srus..
conscience? We have been known 70 reiO"
a nlav because il grated against every ."
tistic corpuscle' in our blood
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

Justin Huntly Mccarthy has written .
fantastic poetic play" called Punch It's
hero being. OF course, the figure, grotesque
terrible and burlesque, that has been hand
ed down 10 us from the days OF the comedy
OF masks. In dealing with this amazing
parsonage Mr. Mccarthy follows no trad.
tion except the tradition OF his personal
appearance and OF his monumental trucu'
lence
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

Laurence Irving will play Hamlet N"
season.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

The following will De the cast o.
ogre" Henry Arthur Jones's new thte'
plav. 10 be produced by Sir George AIeNe
dor al the St Jamess tomorrow eVen'"s
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

j. H. Barnes CHandsome Jack" OF ch
days is the Banquo to Sir Herbert Trees
Macbeth.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-06-09

The. secret of comfort this hot
weather is to have plenty of fresh un'
derclOthes, and there is no excuse for
any one not having enough as we have
good underyests at Zoe, 15c and 2@c
each: knit drawers at 25c; also Union
suits at soc. Worlds of muslin UNDER
wear, all grades and prices.
Sit on your porch and keep cool II
you have The right kind OF POrch
shades. Let our man hang 'udOr
shade for you, they are the most sat-
lsfactOry kind, $3.50 to $3.50.
Mosquito time is here. The best way
to sleep comfortably is to have Dixie
net over your bed. They fold out OIL
the way in the day time. Price So''0
for net and frame.
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STORY HOUR WILL BE
TEMPORARILY CLOSED
List of Most Recent Fiction
at Library

All the young people in Americas
will be eager to attend the last ses-
sion of the Story Hour, which will be
held at the Carnegie Library this af-
ternoon at o'clock. Mrs Lucy Tay-
lor, the librarian, has selected an ex-
ceptionally pleasing and interesting
list of fairy and other stories to tell
to all the children who come.
On account Of the approach of the
hottest portion of the summer it has
been deemed wise to discontinue tae
Story Hour exercises at the Libra
~ until next fall With this in view,
q program has been arranged for this
afternoon which no girl or boy in
Americas can afford to miss. After
the meeting this afternoon there Will
be nc Story Hour until next fall, 50
the attendance should be exceptional
" large.
A large and representative number
Of titles from among recently issued
Volumes of fiction have been received
at the Library during the past week,
and they are now ready for distribu-
ton to those who patronize the rent
collection. The fee for these books,
which are the latest volumes from the
presses of the fiction publishers, IS
only two cents per dav The list Of
these recent acquisitions is as fol-
lows:
Rent Books.
Phrynette, by Martha Troly-Cur-
tin.
White Motley, by Hax Pemberton.
The Price, by Francis Lynde
The Long Roll, by Mary Johnston.
The Tennessee Shad, by owen John
son.
The Miller of Old Church, by Ellen
Glasgow.
The Unknown Lady, by Justus Miles
Forman.
The Story Girl, by L. VI. Montgom-
cry.
Account Rendered, by E. F. Benson.
The Prodigal Judge, by Vaughn Kes-
ter.
Barbara of the Shows, by Harry Iry-
ing Greene.
Jane Oglander, by Mrs. Belloc
Lowndes.
Members of the Family, by Owen
Wister.
"NIe-Emith," by Caroline Lockhart.
The Patrician, by John Galsworthy
John Shermon, Ironmaster, by s.
Weir Mitchell
Sir John Hardwood, by Marion Polk
tAngellotti
The Moving Finger, by E. Phillips
Oppenheim
The Sovereign Power, by Mark Lee
Luther.
The Secret Book, by George
Wemyss.
The Blue Goose Chase. by Herbert
K Jobb.
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TAN NOTICE.

Taxpayers please make your re-
turns early. Do not wait to the last
days of grace. Respectfully.
JOHN T. HOWELL,
Tax. Col, Sumter Co.. Ga
9-d&W-1m
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Summer Glass.

Miss Margaret Galloway will begin
sumner school at Miss Bells Studio
June y, 1911. For particulars Phone
401, or see her at sos Church street
Aft.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-06-09

Observation-Disclosures 18Th, 81.
Remember the date and remember the
rate, and take advantage OF the OppOr-
tunity.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P Harold will
leave today for st. Simons' where they
will join the Americas party OF six
or eight friends in delightful seaside
trip Of several days.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-06-09

Mrs. L. D. Lockhart is at home
again after a visit of some length to
her sister, Mrs. Alexander, at her
pretty home in Dawson.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-06-09

Miss Fannie Davenport, en- route
from Cuthbert to Fort Valley, was a
fair visitor here yesterday where she
has many admiring friends.
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Books of all kinds, Office supplies,
leather goods, stationery, toys, etc.
New Book Store.