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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-20
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED.

Malta Dec ls-Kandelfsls (Ger). New York
N, ,H1 SslSIi Dec 1s-Niwaru CBr). New York
wa wa OS be- 1s@River orontes OBJ, New
York via Barcelonai II, Perugia tBr)' Ne"
York via Naples. -
Manchester, Dec dispenser Nbr'' Ne"
polS Natal. Dec 1e-Onenbach (Ger), New
York for Batavia, etc.
Durham. Dec 19-Nolga tBrl, New YORK anu
Norfolk for wellington, etc. -
Valparaiso. Dec 19-Howick Hall (Br)' New
East london. Dec 1a--Aros Castle GBrl. New
YORK via ST Vincent. V. Cape Town, etc.
Piraeus. Dec s-Themistocles (GrR). New
York via Palermo. ~
Fremsntle. Dec 1s-Coniston water 'br''
New York via Port Natal.
bristol Dec 1g-Wells City (Br). New YORK.
Port said. Dec 19--Winaman (Br), New YORK.
Amsterdam, Dec 17-Ocean (Du), New York.
las Pslmas Dec 1T-Salaga OBJ, New York.
liverpool. Dec 1q-Celtic CBr), New York.
Southampton. Dec 19-Olympic tBr), New
York: ESQ a m--kaiserin Auguste Vic
toria (GerJ. New York for Hamburg cana
Plymouth. Dec TO- $40 a m-Olympic CBD.
New York for Cherbourg and Southamp-
ton land proceeded; 3:22 p m-New
Gibraltar. Dec 70. s a m-Carpathia CBp,
New York for Naples land proceeded :
Cincinnati (Gcr). New York for Naples
and Genoa land proceeded). -.
York
Dover. Dec 10. l1.23 a m-Zeeland tBelg),
New York for Antwerp land proceeded.
Bermuda Dec 10. a m-Caribbean tBr),
New York.
SAILED.
Iaiefmo Dec Is. p m-Canada Fr drom
MarseiuosI. New York.
cane Town Dec 1j-Star Of India 'Br) iron
Nov. York; Melbourne sydney, etc.
Apmmouth Dec 1S-San Silvestre tBr New
York
Agisrs. Dec l7-PoIeric CBr) trom Yoko-
hama. etcD, Boston and New York.
Queenstown. Dec ~. 2:43 p m-Cedric (br)
from Liverpool New York.
Antwerp, Dec 1S-Etonian (Brl, New YORK
Bremen. Dec IS, : p nl-Rheiu CGeT)' Ne"
York
PASSED.
Gibraltar Dec 1s-Lndenfels (Ger), Calcutta
snd Colombo for Boston and New York
K!nsale. Dec 1S-wapelo tBr). New York for
Perrin. pee ls-City OF Edinburgh Gr, Cal
cuita and Colombo for Boston and Ne"
York.
NrNrATTrRT ALMANAC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-20
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs of the World

'IPdh' Corea. China. Philippines (yia
- NahCouver)-Empress Of Asia........Dec %
Hawaii, Guam, Philippines via san
- francisco)-U Transport Dec 81
4ahlti. Marduesas. Cook Islands, New
"sIahd. Australia via San Francisco)
hawali. samoan Islands New Zealand,
Australla via san Francisco Sonoma Jan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-20
Female

COOK. HAMBERMA1D-WAl -- Two
neat Arst class Swedish girls, one very good
cook. other excellent housemaid waitress; best
re,erenccs Osterbcrgs Agency, Il8 b~Iins
ton ave Tel 1858 Plaza.
COOK Ncat young swedish several years
last place. excellent cook: excellent Tefer-
.nrcs. $40 Osterberg's Agency. ZIG Lexington
ave Tel 1863 Plaza. -
ToT.PIE--Enxlish aud Swiss hutler-vset
wife first class cook. excellent personal ref
,rences: city, country Industrial Agency
- West 42d 81 Phone 52i0 Bryant
Cor-pIE.-IAght colored butler valet. uss-
fui. excellent cook and IHundress. do en-
,,re work. city. country. excellent reference
industrial Association. II West 42d 81.
roT,pI,E French butlcr-vslet. wife excel
l.ut cook good manager. very neat: three
,ears' uersonul reference; city, country. lu-
dustriai Association. u West I'D 81.
GENERAL, HOUsEWORK. or small cooks
rosition. neat Swedish girl: very good cook,
excellent references. OsterbeIss Agency, 10
Ie1ington ave Tel Plaza 20
TWO neat young scotch girls. together or
s.uar1te. cook, assist lsundtess: chamber
,rsia vaitr,ss: excellent references. city,
country. Industrial hscncy. II West ga ~
yyAITRFSs. Seat. tall swedish girl. one
car last plars. excellent waitress. frient
ebamiermaid. excellent refer noes. osi"r-
b.rg,s Agency. 40 Lexington ave. Tel 1855
Plaza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-20

I----- East 127th Street
The approximate amount INT sSh,oy,sh s
cnnas s,;v 4. 70 De sold, IL seven hundred and
ppi ,0pf 5oioo Dollars with in'f sa,s
,b@reon from the I'd day OF peeemenr nv ignS,
tos ernsTI " 20 one hundred and thirty nine
M Ion noiars. with interest from December
"a 1918, together with the expenses OF 'ne
sale. o.s.mhsr IA 1914
NORBERT HEINsHEiMER' Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-20
Dated. New York, December ist: 1913,

Dated. New York December LIST. 1913
FRANCIS T. McANOi. Referee
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York Mary Kahn. Plaintiff. against STAINS
laus A. Fischer ct al, DefendHnts.-ln puf
suance Of a Judgment OF foreclosure and sale,
duly made and entered In the above entitled
action ana bearing date the ist day OF Dccem
her 1913 J. the undersigned. the referee In
said Judgment named. Will sell at public auc
ton at the Exchange Salesroorn, No; l4-l'
Vesey Street. in the Borough or Manhattan
CStv OF New York. the 18th day OF Decem-
Joseph T. Day. Auctoneer. the premises al
rected by said Judgment 70 be sold ana therein
described az follows: -
an that certain tot, piece or parccl Of land'
with the buildings and improvements thereon
situate. living and being In the Borough OF Man
haitian City OF New York. bounded hhd az
scrIbed as follows: Beginning at point In inc
casterIv side Of Madison Avenue. formerly called
q New avenue east OF Mount Morris square. as
originally laid out distant thirty seven iee'
southerly from the southeasteTly corner OF o..
hundred and twenty-second Street ana sald
Madison Avenue: running thehce 1919 u
parallel with one hundred and twenty-second
street. and part Of the way through parH
wall one hundred feet; thence SouthsrIs
narail.l with Madison Avenue. eighteen tee',
thence westerly parallel Win one nuhGleu
and twenty-srcond Street, and part or lhe Wy
through a party wall. one hunIrcd ieet' 70 .t.o
easteriv side OF Madison Avenue; thence NORTH
oriv along the rastcrly side Of said avenue
eighteen feet, 20 tho point or place OF De-
ginning. - ,o,,
Dated. New York. December 2. 1913
JOHN u. LOWE. Jr:. HeieIe";;
HANDLER & HAAS. Attorneys for fIal ~.
30 ~ Broadway. Manhattan, New ioik ~.
The following Is diagram OF The pTobsrty
to he sold; its street Number Is 1871 Mau'so"
Avenue:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-20
RiaH WATER.
WIRELESS REPORTS

La Lorraine, reported as TO2 miles east OF
SANDY Hook at S a yesterday. is expected
10 dock late this evening or Sunday forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-20
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW I'm yni
Isaac y Hebberd. Plaintiff egalhst w" WI
lam IL Barnes and Margaret ~ Barnes Do
PENDANTS. . , ,or.cIostrs
In pursuance Of Judgment OF loreCiosuI y
ard sale dulv made ald entered III inc soo,e
entitled action and bearing cate the o,h wy, ~
of December, 1918 ], the Under soi, at pub-
cree In said Judgment named, VIII sell a, pWo
iIc auction al the Exchange Salesroom, NJ
/, 10 Ncsey Street. In the Boroukh oi W Ia
tan CITY OF New York, on the "th ua, 1 1a,' h,.
40, Ioi4 at II O'Clock noon on mat day' nS
t,,crb u nav AuCtionCer. the IfeHl'seS ",
r.c,ad by said Judgment 20 he sold ana thei,.,i
described as follows: Ill my tishi, ~ a. AID
interest estate equity ana ehpe,'" ~ a "a
nv an -, cSrtein estate real and PERSONAL ana
mixed as given, granted, devised anu IT,.
nues thod to me and Issue or NY % 49,
Ss,ah I,lIzabeth Barnes. bv the terms OF ,.o
,as, ,,,,u and testament Of my gihhdHoulr'
Mar Ann Stead. said Will being da,eu o. he,n,
eth day ~ March. \. ID, 1so-. anu nv -, ,hs
on record I'm the Surroratcb our W Wv
~ 80 Sev York. state of New York
Plaintiff further alleges that me iea, pi I'd
er,v affected by said mortgage IN po"'u''
uehIi'| ,ha, certain lot. piece or parcel of lant
si,ua,e living and being In the boIousnS -,
Manhattan. city. County ana 7,i,u uaein-
York. bounded and descrioea us eIde OF Fast
One hundred and Twenty-seventh ouee' a u
tant two hundred and four ieet "nu ,or az
,ncbes y,esterlv from tho southwest coin., "
East ono Hundred and Twenty seventh ST. .,,,
AMI Third Avenue, running thence $3.50 a.
along the southerly side or FAST Cho -. 10 A
and Tventv~ seventh Street forty-hVe Ieet anu
throe md one half incheS THENCE sou I'M, yone
right angles 10 the southerly size OF '1 nir.,vo
iiI,,ndred and Twenty seventh street hine's
nine feet and eleven inches TO the cen'rr ,,,,v
he block East One Hundred ana I"en'S
mv.r,h street and East one Hundred auh
s S, sixtb street: thence easterly along said
con,nr line forty-nve feet three ana one ,si
inches: thence northerly on a Inc a. t rs
angles TO the southerly side OF East pne NJ
JrtJ and Twenty seventh street ninety mus
1tta M eleven Inches TO the place OF begin
ming ~, r.o.,,h.r g 1913
NoRBERT HEINSHElMER. ketenee,
,rxI y GERDING. Attorney Tor ram
IN 1901 Bathgate Avenue Ne" LOT"
'r me following Is diagram Of the property
10 be sold:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-20
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

pt.TI.rR y,IET.-Wiling 70 he Useful. thor
ourhly competent; excellent references; city
or country Industrial Association Agency ID
West 42d ~. Phone 800 BRYANT
VAI.ET-Position wanted by Young man under
M lust DISCHARGED from tho army; has eN-
cellenf discharge: experienced: speaks also
French and German. NJ. Anthony 2'i Fulton
ST brooklyn, y. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-20

| SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
! York. Clcmcnto francesca iencr. Plhintln,
! against Michele I.ss,o and others, Defendants.
! Ia pursuancr Of an intcrlocutory Judgment OF
! partition and slle. duly made the 10Th dag or
! November 1913. and entered In the Once OF mo
! CLERK Of the County Of New York on the ISL
I DAY 81 December. 1918 ]. the UNDERMINED, the
! Referee in said judgment named. VII SCI az
/ public auction, at the Exchange sslesfoom.
\ Nos IL IL Ncsey Street, In the Borough or
/ Manhattan City OF New York on the :3rd day
| or December. 1918. nj u o'clock noon on that
Gey. by Joseph =. Day. Alrtioneer' tn" prem
/ iscs directed by said Judgment 10 be sold, ana
| therein described as follows;
| All those certain lots, pieces or parcels %
| land, situate. lying and being In tfe INsitih
\ Ward Boroush OF Manhattan. City Of New
! YORK County and state Of New YORK, bounded
/ and described as follows
Beginning a. point on The westerly SIDE OF
| First Avenue distant fifty feet ten and three
/ quarter inches southwardly from the corner
formed by the intersection 81 the S0utherly side
| 81 ono Hundred and Ninth street ana the West
| crlv side Of First Avenue. running thence west
| vardly and parallel with one Hundred AMI
! Ninth Street. siXty-two Feet ten and one half
| line between lands formerly OF George BrsdisH
! and lands formerly Of Benjamin l.. Benson;
| thence In a southeastwardly direction along
| said boundary limo 10 point In the centre Inc
| Of :he block between one Hundred and Eighth
| and one Hundred and Ninth streets, distant
| seventeen feet five and ono half t3'sb inches,
more or less. vestwardly from the westerly
4 side OF First Avenue. aud thence easterly and
| along tho said centre line OF the block seven
,eon feet I'VE and one-half inches. more or
| less 20 the westerly side OF First Avenue: and
| thence northv ardiy and along the westerly side
! OF First Avenue. nifty feet 20 the point or place
! Of beginning. being the premises known as lots
numbers IA and 145 on Map Of the Estate
| ~ George BraIish. on file In the Office OF the
| Register OF TIE CITY. County and State OF New
! York known as Map No GIG.
Dated. New York. December lst. 1913
| FRANCIS :. McAVOY. Referee
! MORRIS EDER, Attorney for Plaintiff. 800
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New York
| City.
! To IOHN SANTORA. Attorney for Defendant
| Nicolina Leuer u; 4 others. POI Broadway.
! borough OF Manhattan. y Y city.
| BERNARD FLIASHNICK. Attorney for De
| PENDANT Michele Lasco. 302 broadway, Bor-
| ough OF Marhattan. - Y. city
| STEWART e. SIIEARER, Attorneys for De
| PENDANT, ". : Trust COMPANY ~ New
York, IS Wall street. Borough OF Manhst-
| tan. ~ V city.
| The following is a dia gram OF the property 70
| be sold its street Numbers are 2l13 and 2ll5
| First AvenIe:
| IO8th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-20
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Oificial Record and Forecast. --Washing on,
Dec. l9-Fair weather continued during Fri
day throughout the Eastern and Southern
states and the great central valleys, while
over the plains states the Rocky Mountain
region and on the Pacific slope it remained
unsettled, with snow in the Rocky Mountain
and plateau regions and the north plains
states and rains in Kansas and California.
Temperature has fallen decidedly E., the
far Northwest. and IL remains below the
seasonal average west OF the Rocky Noun
tains. Temperatures are moderate through
out the great central valleys and the East
ern and Southern states.
The storm that was central Friday night
over Kansas will move eastward and be
| attended oy SHOWS Saturday in the middle
plains states. the extreme upper Mississippi
Valley and the upper lake region, and rains
in the lower Mississippi Valley and the Gulf
states. The precipitation attending this
storm viii Cverspread the lower lake region,
tie Ohio Valley and the middle Atlantic and
south Atlantic states during Sunday or sun
day night over the Northwest states and
the Rocky Mountain region the weather Will
he fair saturday and sunday. while on the
Pacific Coast there will be rains.
The temperature Will rise Saturday in the
New England and middle Atlantic states.
ana IL will fail in the upper lake region. the
extreme upper Mississippi Valley and the
plains states. Colder weather will over
spread the great central valleys and tho
Gulf states during Sunday.
The winds for Saturday and Sunday will
| he; North Atlantic moderate Vest; middle
Atlantic. light variable: south Atlantic, mod o.
crate cast; east GulG moderate east and
southeast west Gulf. light variable; Lake
Michigan, moderate variable winds. becoming
north and northeast and increasing.
! Forecast for Special Locallties.-For East
ern New York. fair and warmer to-day; TO-
morrow increasing cloudiness. probably fol-
lowed by rain by night. moderate southwest
winds.
Western New York. fair and warmer to-
! day. probably followed by rain by night; to-
morrow rain or snow and colder. moderate.
variable winds.
Southern New England. fair and warmer
to-day; tomorrow increasing cloudlness
moderate southwest and west winds.
Northern New England. fair and warmer
20 day; tomorrow probably fair. moderate
west winds.
New Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania, Della
ware. Maryland and the District Of Column
bia, fair and warmer to-day; tomorrow In
cressing clOudiness, probably followed by
rain, light variable winds
Western Pennsylvania, fair and warmer to-
day, probably followed by rain ny night;
TO- morrow rain or snow and colder. mod
crate, variable winds
Virginia, fair and warmer to-day; to-mOr-
row increasing cloudiness. probably followed
by rain; light variable winds.
West Virginia fair and warmer to-day,
tomorrow probably rain, colder by to-mor-
row night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-20
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

Am,rican and Foreign Teachers Agency
supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
ernesscs. etc. TO colleges schools ana am
ines Apply to Mira a. J. YOUH0-FULToN
r. Union sQuaTe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-20
HELP WANTED.

Male.
MADE so, 900 in nve years with ensil
mail order business: began with 70. SEND Tor
free booklet Tells how. Heacock, 300 Lock
port. n. Y. ------
WANTED--A man as correspondent anu as
sistant TO credit man in largo retail estap +.
iIshment: must be qualified TO take fnll
charge OF office force: 20 such a man per
manent position is offered. with opportunity
for advancement. at a living salary heply
must he full and particular. Retail BOX
40. Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-20

Centre lin. ~ block

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. TO satisfy which the above ~
,crihed property is TO be, sold. is Thirty
seven thousand four hundred thirty and
80 100 1887. 43O55l Dollars with Interest
thereon from the 2ist day Of November
1913 together with ,psts and allowance
amounting TO s4531s. with interest from
December list. 1913. together with the. eN-
penses Of the sale. The approximate" amount
Of the taxes. assessments and water rates,
or other liens which are 20 be allowed 20
the purchaser out Of the purchase money.
or paid by the Referee. r. s. 600 and interest
Dated, New York December 10Th. 1918.
HERMAN JOSEPH. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-20
BUSINESS CARDS.
Appetite Keen and
Bowels Regular

You can relish your meals without
fear Of upsetting your liver
or stomach if you will N
putyour faith In E..5
Carriers Little GARIEN
Liver Pills. NIX
Foul accumu-
lations that~N-
poison the blood~
are expelled from the bowels and head
ache, dizziness and sallow skin 90.
Small Pill-Small Doss--Small Price
GENUINE must bear signature
I<~~S1E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-20
INSTRUCTION.
MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOLS.

THE BERLITZ sCEOOL OF LANGCA0HA
Madison square ul22 Broadway.
Harlem H-Anch. St3 f<noN ave. near l9th 81
Brooklyn Branch. 2is-2a0 Livingston st.
New Cisssss Constantly Forming.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-20

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. 7.2o: sunset. ABS; moon rises, -
KS<p's age %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-20
Eastern Pennsylvan
and the District q
rmer to-day: tom.
iess, probably foil
BILE winds.
.ylvania, fair and W
ollowed by rain !
or snow and cold
and warmer to-day
Loneliness. probably
ariable winds.
fair and warmeI
.biy rain, colder y!
Humidity.
&C {
Humidity.

Local Official Record.-The following ON
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes IN the temperature for tho last
twenty-four hours in comparison with the
corresponding date Of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-20

OLD DOMINION LIN E
To adj Points South and West Every Week day
at o. M Pier 25 II. r. Tel. 5000 Franklin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-20

Highest temperature. q. at 2:4O p. m; low
est -, AZ a. m
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-18
CONCERTS CONTRACT
SIGNED BY THE LOCAL
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
FIRST ATTRACTION FRIDAY NIGHT
AT BELL PIANO SCHOOL

A contract for the series of operate
concerts to be given in Americus was
signed yesterday by the local Chamber
of Commerce. The music lovers OF
Americus have chance to hear some
real grand opera music now without
leaving the city.
The first number will be given Fri
day night when Charles w. Clark, the
famous baritone, will open the pro-
gram Mr.. Clarke has gained fame
all over the country and is sure to
please the music lovers of the city.
The concerts that will be given in
Americus are of the highest order All
Of the performers are OF the highest
class and it is seldom that they make
cities of the size of Americus. The
Chamber of Commerce feels that II
will be a great thing for Americas to
have the concerts and for this reason
has signed the contract in order to
get them The opening performance
will be given at the studio of the Bell
Piano school over the Recorder
building.
Tickets will be on sale up to eight
o'clock Friday night, Season tickets
for $3.50.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-18
PECAN PLANTING POPULAR
IN SOUTHEAST GEORGIA

Waycross, Ga, Dev. 17.-Pecan trees
are being planted more generally in
southeast Georgia this month than the
industry has ever known, according
to pecan experts who make Waycross
their headquarters.
The industry is growing rapidly and
nurserymen ara reported to have
heavier booking from land owners of
this section than for any previous sea-
son. One nurseryman located near
Waycross states that he has more or
ders booked now than he can fill in
two seasons and is planning to double
the size of his nursery before next sea-
SON.
The planting of Satsuma oranges
is also becoming more general and the
growing of this variety of orange gives
promise of becoming a big side line
for south Georgians.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-18
Empty Stocking Fund Will Be Closed
Two Days Before Christmas

prominent business man: Where are
the poor people that you are going to
provide for? | did not know that there
was a soul in Americus that needed
help, unless it were some old negro.
The ladies of the Benevolent society
have canvassed the city and have dis
covered enough white families in dis
tress to use twice the amount that Is
now in the fund. They have discoy.
cred families that need the necessities
of life and they have gladdened their
hearts by assuring them that they will
be provided for on Christmas day. The
majority of the poor parents think
most of their poor little kiddies that
will be disappointed on Christmas
morning. But the Empty Stocking
Fund is going to play Santa Claus for
these little ones and bring JOY TO
their hearts.
The fund is to be turned over to the
society on the twenty-third, so we
have but few days to run. If you
want to help make it merry Christ
mas for everyone send in your contri-
tution to the Times-Recorder.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-18
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS
EDITION To MAKE
APPEARANCE SUNDAY
WILL BE EXTRA LARGE WITH
COLOR COVER AND A COPY WILL
BE PLACED IN EVERY HOME IN
AMERICUS

The special Christmas edition OF
the Times Recorder will make it's ap-
pearance Sunday morning, wearing
an attractive cover of many Christ
mas colors. The paper will be several
pages larger than customary. 1t will
contain special Christmas features that
will interest all ages.
A copy of this edition is going to
be placed in every house in Americus
as Christmas present from the
Times-Recorder. The issue will b.:
gotten out four days before Christmas
in order that the business men who
advertise in it may derive benefit from
their advertisements. They are plac-
ing their ads every day. If the busi-
ness manager hasn't called on you
about your ad phone him at SO and he
will call around.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-18
CITY SCHOOLS
WILL SUSPEND
FOR HOLIDAYS
TO CLOSE FOR XMAS WEEK
Riddles VIII Have a Whole
Week Of Fun

The Americus public schools and
the Third District Agriculture Col
lege will close down tomorrow for
the Christmas holidays, and one
solid week of enjoyment is in store for
the hundreds of students. Many Of
these residing elsewhere will 60
home for the holidays-while several
of the teachers in the public schools
will likewise spend the yuletide else
where.
For the kiddies-the ten hundred
younger children in the Americus
schools-the vacation period and the
coming of Santa one week from to-
day is anticipated with the greatest
interest imaginable. And the old sr
stocking wearers, too, will hope that
Kriss Kringle will not overlook them
All of the schools here will resume
for the spring session on Monday, De-
cember 10Th, giving just one week of
vacation.
Heretofore the schools have usually
been given ten days or two weeks at
Christmas, but the vacation is shorter
this time because of the fact that the
Americus schools will close the spring
session early in May, in order that
work may be started upon the new
and modern building to be erected up
on the site of the present Furlow
Grammar school.
Thus, while the vacation is cut off =
little at the Christmas end, it is made
longer on the end that comes "in the
good old summer time"