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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-08
BETHEL
Whitcomb Wins Baseball Championship
in Windsor County.

Whitcomb high school won the I'M
disputed baseball ampionship of Wind
sor county when its scrappy team de-
feated Black river academy Saturday at
Woodstock by the decisive score of IL
to Z, in the presence of large crowd OF
Ludlow and Rethel fans. Hard hitting
won the game, as has been true of several
games which the locals have won this
year. Team play such as is rarely seen
among so young players has been large
factor. Probably no team ever won a
trophy more easily or Overwhelmingly
than the silver cup of L9l4 was won by
the local team. Seven straight victories
and no defeat tells the unusual story.
The management will probably seek one
or more games with teams outside of
the county.
lyman Bailey was seriously i'll Sun
day with Indigestion and worms. Miss
Pitkin, nurse from Randolph, was
with him
James Smith received a scalp wound
at the quarries Saturday by contact
with a chain-dog. He was treated by
DIR. O. " Greene.
Miss Agnes Reynolds came yesterday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-08

the well wishes of the entire as
semblage.
Miss Ruth Joslin returned Thursday
from the Moody school, Northteld,
Mass, for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Myron Long OF Montpelier is
spending the week at w. E. Longs.
Mrs. Thomas Somerville OF Fayston
is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Laurence How'd and little son,
Merden, who have ben in town the last
two weeks, returned Saturday TO their
home in Montpelier.
The Waitsfeld high school ball team
PLAYED the Warren town team on the
high school campus Friday afternoon,
score resulting 8 to Is in favor OF
Waitsfeld.
Chandles McAllister of Essex is
visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Dan Moriarty and children OF
Montpelier are at w. Fl. Moriarty's.
Mr. and Mrs. f. E. Nell and family
and Miss Elsie Long were in Montpelier
Saturday.
5. Burnham of Montpelier is spending
few days at w. f. Longs.
Dir. H. i. J. Howe attended the health
officers melting in st. Adams several
days the past week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-08

grandmother, Mrs. Emogene Goodale,
until Tuesday when she will accompany
the latter to Boston for three weeks
stay.
Mrs. Minnie Miller left here on Sat
urday for Waterbury, Conn.,, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Densmore, and
before her return home about month
from now will also visit her youngest
daughter, Miss Ruby Miller, who is a
student in Boston university.
Mrs. Alice Bruce went to Lebanon,
N. H., on Saturday for few days stay
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bruce of that
place.
Mrs. j. p. Clifford was in Burlington
on Friday night to attend the gradua-
ton of nurses at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-08

from Pennsylvania state college and
Miss Grace Reynolds from New York,
where she had ben visiting.
From the Manger to the Cross" was
presented at the Bascom theatre yester-
day afternoon and evening. Harley
Hinkley was the soloist of the day.
This is one of the best religious picture
films.
Rev. G. II. Merrill of st. Johnsbury
was guest at G. NJ Miller's from Sat
urday to Monday, preaching twice on
Sunday at the Congregational church.
The contribution of Bethel branch
g. c. I. A., to the funeral of George Fl.
Bickford was handsome floral pillow.
DIR. J. p. Clifford OF Randolph has been
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-08
WAiTSFIELD
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Skinner Surprised on
18th Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Skinner celebrated
their 25th wedding anniversary Friday
evening, at their home. Mr.. and Mrs
Skinner spent the day with friends in
East Warren and upon returning about
Q o'clock found the house brilliantly
lighted and about fifty friends and rel
atives gathered to welcome them. The
affair was complete surprise and a
vedy enjoyable occasion. Refreshments
Of sandwiches, cake and fruit punch
were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner were
the recipients of a number of silver ar
ticles and sum of money, as well as
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-08
A DEAR OLD LADY
PRAISES COMFORT POWDER

Nurse Gullickson of Grand Meadow,
Mimi, says: my patient, dear old
lady 80 years of age, who had fractured
her hip. joins me in praising Comfort
Powder, as it has kept her back free
from bed sores and all skin irritation.
Comfort Powder is true to its name,
and ! never want TO be without it in
the nursery and sick-room. "-Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-08

One of the Philly papers says that
John McGraw has instructed his pitchers
to give Crayath nothing but bad balls.
Riley Taylor, the st. Louis American
youngster, almost gained niche in the
hall of fame by holding Cleveland to
one hit last week.
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9llte unS m,ue &blner Sebenss
wiiroisfeiten.
& 6ln i'm Ueai.

aoln, i'm Wlai.
Dor .inia.n oabrsn brobts Der tIeis
nsn air4e rim Dau", sinem Der be.
oeutiamitsn 9auperte Der Stabt ans
Der garodasit, Der Qbbru4, sladli4srs
lp.iis III es aber bem ginipru6 tunits
ueritGnoissr Wduner, Dor dQem benz
bes aanbssbauraibs R.borit Sslunssn,
oas llnkil ab5upsbren. Die air6e
1T imasubsrsn srhaltsn s.bIisben, unb
oi. tlorgeslieOerts GuIaos bilost jsBt
Elm S6mutftiid Der unter Rsborits
Geituns malsriib uusgebautsn, i'm
Dintsl ssfiibrten Strabe i'm Sau.
Wan mar ii6 nur ni9t i'm tldren,
fp.lde 3tpsdbsitimmuns man o.m
sliidli6 srbaltenen 9aupsrt ssben
iollte, jebt bat man ben unteren Raum
aIs Surniaal fir cine beno6barts
G6ule eiHgerittst uno i'm obsren
Stpdfpert bas SOn prof. Or. G5as
plspsti gsgriinbste unb seIeitete itGbs
tiids WluIsum fir @oltsbpsiene bariH
untsrgsbra8t, bas bisi.r Gage f.iers
li6 erDffnst pOrben 1T. 9as Mulsum
ioll Der auftldrung unb Gr5iebung
duf benz 9sbist Der pripatsn unb 0f.
fsntli6en @sfuHbbeitspflege bieneH
unb fu9t bas nit bsnIelben Mittsln
gu srrsi4en, pis bic bsiannten WaH'
osrausiteauneen Sur gstGmpfung Der
5ubsrtulOis, bes 2lltDbDlismus ufp.
Wir isben alio Wobeas, anaiomiIds
prGparats unb itatiitifdss Wlatsrial
in mOslidit sreifbursu grapbii4en
Dariteaunssn, bic uns iibsr bic Ges
fabrsn, bic unisrsr Geiunbbeit broben,
unb iber bic sesisnetsn @prbsusunsss
mittsl uHt.rriftsr. Das Wluieum
fiibrt uHs 5unddit ben meni9Iiden
EOrpsr un6 bic ein3elnsn Drsane Dor,
bann perbsn mir in Der 2sbensmittsls
abtbeiluns iiber ben Rdbrpertb Der
berftiebsnsn 2ebensmiitel unterriebs
tet. Gs fOIgt bic 9lbtEiIuns, bic Dor
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Ginaanasssbet paitor Grnit Uob
llebsrreihuna bss Sternenbanntrs
burc9 ben Beacon Qisbt Gouncil
go. 81, Sr. 8. Il. u. W.
Die sabne 5err u. .. Robler
4nnabme Der Jabne.
prinsipdI aouis W. S9iel.
6iTuna Der Sabne.5err Gbas. Wouno
Salut, a.feuert Don aompagnie y bes
3feittn Resimsnts Sr. 8. u. U. Ul.
Siar Spanslsb Banner ainberdor
Sreueio auf bic Jabne. stleiitst bon
ben ainbern.
sSeitrebe llniere tooten 9<lbsn',
g}i6ter 20. 9. Didfon.
,6.ro.s Smmortdl",
Horb Cincinnati Quintet.
,Golumbia, Sem Of the Dean" ebor
Stars anb Stripes 5oreper" Souia
gsbsrser's aapeIle.
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Dus neue Qrablid e S6iffss
unsIud, oas an bic .5itanic"' "'&ata'
itropbe beranrei6t. lit burd sFabrIdi=
iiafeit entItdnben. inbem Der &apttdn
Oes .norpeaiIten Sdiffes. pel6ss bic
,Gmpreb Of Srelano" ramrte, I'M
pihten Rebel unter ppllem SdmpI
fubr. Das lit cine perbre4erilde
6abrIGiIi9teit. fir ipel6e Der &dpltan
qebdnst perocn iollte. Die perionIide
9erantportli6tcit Der geIeblsbaber
BON Sdiffen piro niat aeniiasno 9eS
pedt. Sin &apitGn. ber &ataltropbcn
perIdulbet. lpirb i'm i6limmiten Yale
nit Gntaisbuna Der 2iaens beltrdft.
Die Grfdbruna ertpeiIt oas als un9es
niiaenp uno ni6t itreng aenu1, I'm oas
Yflittacfiibl au tpeden, oos ieoem ges
feblsbaber einss Sdiffes, benz 5ous
Ienoe BON MenI6enleben dnbertraut
Iino, inneipobnen iollte. Sine emit
ebrenbe Strafe pGre aere6t unb mir
be aud sur 9erbiituna FOLDER sntleBe
li6er aataItropben bsitruaen. Sine
9(enoeruna 1T aud in Seaug ouf Die
guuart Der S6iffe aeboten. 2roB pes
itarten 9lnpraqs. ben elm unter Tols
bampf fabrenbes Shiff bsrporrutt,
bGtte bic .GmpreB" nidt 10 pDlta in
Stiids Qeben tOnnen. pGre iie nidt oon
ihpater 8onitruttion oepelen. Sl'
fsnbar eritidt aud i'm Seeocrtehr Die
8ipibenoenputb oae Hiidiidt auT bic
Siterbeit Der 9a1agiere. Sinh bic
Sabrpreiie niht bod oenuQ, um olls
uotbioen Si6erbeitsmabregeIn au trsf1
fen. bann Iolten lie aeIteioert psrpen,
cher bic gflidt. bic 8aiaaiers mO9'
Iidit iiber su befOroern. bari unter
tsinen umitdnben auber Qugen aelal'
iCn neroen.
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gokaL.Derid)t
GrSrekOienii Der .. unS .. ga6n.

gis Baltimore &c Sbio eii.nbabn'
9sicait,aft bat nit Der Wells Iarao
Grpreb SO. einen aontrait ubpeidloie
fen, ponat bic 2ebtrrs bonn l. Suli
ab ben asiammten erprebbien't Der
llnitsb statcs grprsh SO. iibernimmt,
bi. iif Dom 9efhGft auriidaiebi. Der
apntrait bat auf bas seiammt. Bal.
timorc G Sbio Gniiem g.aua. ipeI6ss
nis Baltimore &c Sbio, bic Baltimore
d Sbio souihnsitern unb bi. Cine,
Samilton q: Oapton 9dhn eiui6liebt.
gDeas 1druu IN bic arObte grpreB'
@eielli6dit Der Welt unb burd bas
nit Der 9. 4. .. aeiroffene abipms
men pirb Der 9ranspOrtbienit Der as.
nanntsn gobHlinien sana beosutenb
crpsit.rt. b.nn bic Dtas aarao 90.
oebt niht bios BON elmer Giifts Der
9ereiHiateu Giaaten aur anbereH,
fpnb.rn fis untsrbdlt audi glasntursn
in alien curopaii6en Orobfidbttn unb
anberspo in Der melt unb beforat
ben Dicnil mad Safpaii
uno @lasfa.
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Gum 8raberidmiidunsssSag.

9eine StGtte lit erbebenber unb bon
elmer boberen Weibe erfiiQt, als Der
Triepboi. Sort psrfen mir lues ab,
pas ben sliiaelfhpun9 Der Seele nles
beroriidt. Nur bel oem Gpiaen uno
llnperadnaliden peiIt unier 9eoants,
benn Der Sob lit niht oas Gnbs aler
Dinqs. Mir osrseiien an aaes,
mas 0snen, bic i'm Staube rus
ben, otroiides anaebdftet bot unp per
lpeilen nur BEL ihrsn Suacnoen. Die
has Clement Der unpcrgGnaIihteit bils
ben. Ooppelt aeiteisert pirb olels
gmpfiRbuno On ben Grd6ern Sersr,
nie ibr 2eben einem sSoeal aeop1srt
haben unb in biefsr Sinii6t umidpebt
Die MGnner, bic auf ben S6la6tfsIs
bern beg giiraertrieaes qefallen limb,
oons beIonoers Der 6aud Der gpiar
tsit uno uniterbIidtcit. Gus S3ieI
ibres 8ompies lparen nidt bic psrs
qdn9li6en glitter Der groe. sic itirms
len aeqen iFeusrIdliinbe, I'M bic SFrei.
belt su retten unb limb oamit 3suaen
Der Wubrbsit, bab bos 2eber ohns
;5reibeit ieopeben Derthes bar 1T.
fSiir uns SeutI6e lit es cine aana
bcionrsrc Gsnu9tbuung. oaB 10 piels
unicrer 2anosleute Wititreitsr in bic
lem aomnfe lparen. in rpel6em lie be-
qeiitert i6r Qeben opferten. niht nm
lire Nrcibsit au retten, Ionoern Die
isreibeit Der Mitmeniden. nit bensn
iic peri0nlia auber alien gesisbun9en
Itnnben. Sic Iaben Stlaoertetten uno
I1luaen ibr 9eben in bic S6cn6e, UNI
lie 3u Serbre9en. sic idhen ibHen
p1qia frembe Mcnf6cn in Sns6tidaft
uno trobten benz 5obs. um iie aus Der
&nedtIdaft au befreien. I'm iOIdsr
2(ufppferuna fir cine sSbee itebt Der
giirqsrtriea cinaia unb unsrrsi6t oa.
Bpbltbuenb mub es beriibren. bab oi.
cmerltaniihe Station ben in oieIem
Sampfe aefaGencn WGnnsrn Elm treuss
9lnbcnfen bspahrt. mag ben geipsis
licfsrt, onb bic Ration Der Spfsr
ipiiroia iii, bic man ibretriQen ass
tra6t bat.
IN bieicm Sabre iebo6 lisut oans
bciOnbere uriahe Dor. bas 6eIOentbum
i'm Oisnite Der Nreibeit gu shren unO
Gus ben 9rdbern neuen GIuuben su
itDpfsn, bab Die Treibeit nod pie Dor
ii6er tire Wiberid6er triumpbiren
fpiro. oenn .tsber peik es. pis ernits
lid lie beprobt lit.
Cine Gefa6r. bob Der 2(ltar Der
Treibeit pieOer BON glut raud.n
piro, 1T ppbl niht porbanoen unb bas
biirfte Wan6e AL bem 9lauben Ders
on(aiIen. baR Die ieBigen Teinbe nidt
febentLif limb. 9as 1T einc 2uOere
fift. 10 irrthiimlih. pie aefdbrlih. Sc
qibt nod ettpas bsocutenb Shlimms.
res. uls elm S6ladtfelo. auf pel6em
Meni1cn seopfert DerbeH unb bas
1T bas ldnoiams. unbeohtete @erber.
ben, bog iflsihenbs @iit. bag iein uns
heilppQss Werf aethdn bat. ebc man
Iict beFen bepuBt 1T, rcl6ss bic ssele
10 p6aia a6ftumpft. oaB aae eoIeren
HegungeH entihpiHoen.
Bon net1-~ Ssite ms bieis 9efu6r
oroht. III aur @enuoe bstannt. @enn
in ben ihDsren Sabren pon 1861 big
1865 bic Hation in aipei aluFen aus.
eindnDeritre6te. DON beHen RE eine be-
fauptets, bnf fie bas Reft babe, iiber
meniflthe 8eisn au hcrri6en. 10 bat
iid iebt cine alaiie asbiloet, bic bag
dlei6e Reht beanipru6t. Elm. onbcre
GlaIe ihrer Mitbiiraer untsr ibr.n
WilleH All bsuaen. Man lam bic
ieBiae 4nHasuna fogar nod empSs
rsrser HeHnen. IN ben 3eiien. bic
sum 9iirgsrtrieas fiibrtsn. purbe bic
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Sic 9robpertIe eurer lIna
pieoer lebbaft an Der 4rbeit. SroS
Der pprausIi6tIi6 erpben grnten ipir9
si greisaufi6las manOprirt, gu psls
DIEM Der seringe it4tbare 9orratb an
8eissn llno 9srii4ts, baB Sniettens
i6aben iid einseiteut babe, Den Vors
lpano bpten. Die Dabrbeit lit, baB
cine iturte Spstulation auf eine7
9reisniebersans itattsefllnDen hattie
uto bab oarauf6in bic betanntsn
Sornpuaerer iib einitellten rno ourt)
gorisntGufe ben Yreis in Die Sobe
trieben, I'm iolder art Siejenigen, BIZ
auf einen nieorigsn preis ipetiltrt
batien, ins 9sOrGngs gu bringen.
8enn ss iia bios oarum banbelts,
Tar bic SDrienleilte einanoer abs
i6la6tsn, 10 ipGren bteie OperatioHen
al begriiben. absr ous publitum 1T
e., pel9es fir oas g0rienipisl 5u be-
5abIsn bat, Cine bohe Rotirung bat
ar Jolge, oaB lie. iOpeit es bas
9ublitum bstrifft, Ianss Osrb!sibt,
ne6bem lie einem nieorigen prsis s.s
p,8sn lit. Sn 5OIge behen bsrridt
tros gutter grnte Elm bo6er preis.
@enn Die Rsgieruns gesen oieie prsl'
lersi ein3uI6reiten beabii4tist, oann
srideinsn bic nqrominenten" in Waihs
instDn ilno erbeben ben 8prpurf, oab
bic Rssieruns our6 ibre ginmi'hun9
bic GeihGfte i6Got9t.
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cue @eIebe, bic Der Si4erbeit De:
gcrgleute Su oisnen beitimmt ilno,
binlpsa interpretiren. 0as baben Idpn
bic 9lrbeiteriiibrer seiust. aber mon
Fat lie be- l.npabrbsit sesieben. 81
rem Wlanne, pis &idter ainoiep'
pirb man pobl mebr geadtuns Ihens
ten miffen, oenn er uertritt ni6t Die
Sadie Der Irbsiter, ioabern Der Su<
manitGt unb Der 9ereftieteit.
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Den gsiras Don S. trbeuteten
Die6e, tr.',.. in Der Tonneriiaa Qa6t
einen Ginbruh in bas WatsriaIpaa.
renasi6dft Don Frant 6ohnba6. Nr.
4221 Glenwap 4penue, ausfiibrtsn.
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8te perii9ert piro, beitebt
tsin 3tpsifel, bab Die U. .. s. Sls
pIomoten fih aui Elm @erfabren in See
3ua auf Meritp eini9en lperoen, aber
has 1T in Der Weiie oeideben. bob ne
hie Sauptperipn aus benz Spiel ge>
laiTsn baben. Die giniouna beruht
ouf Der 0prausIeBuna, baB Garran5a
bic 8uffsn nieosrlsgen lpiro. aber er
bat beutlib genu0 ertlGrt, bab er fur
iol6en glan niht au baben lit. Damn
perocn bic Ser. Staten aenotbigt
iein. Garron3a bic Wafien aus Der
Sano 3u ihlagen. gBie lnn9e oa5
Dauern piro, peiB Rtemano unb Die
Solgeu limb uniiberiebbar. Die oande
Sonfsrsns, Die nit Der Sauptperlon
teine geritdnoiSun0 trtfft. mub oIs
sine poiie erideinen,
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@enn es pobr it, oob Elm
9lufi6lag Don flint qro8ent fir Glen,
babniru9ten bic 9ei9dfte beleben
piro, 10 pirb oas gu orei 5iinfteIn
erprobt tperoen tonnen, oenn 5upers
lGiIisen geriaten 3ufOlse piro bic
9ertebrszS zSommiiiion 5ra6taufIflGge
bepiqigsn, bic ii6 insgeIammt alIf
orei pro3ent belauien. So4 pirb oaS
ni4t fir ale Daarsn pbne Qusnahme
5ugeitanben tperosn, ionosrn nur fiir
iplte @uaren, fir fpel6e Die jesige
1ra6trate nahpeisli6 ungeniSeno
lit un6 oas i;nD 5ertisfabrttate, po6e
fprbl Der Sebarte beitimmeno mar,
bag 0iefe einen iol6en g(ufihlag om
teiten pertr1gsn t0nnen. Su aber bic
GiIenbabnen auf siueu Wint Der 9pms
million aGe 9erslnitigungsn fir bic
groben 9srIenoer abgei6afft fabsn
llro oaourt lire gintiinfte Oermebren
tperosn, 10 piro oos 3uiammen nit
(ben orsi pro3ent cine Grhobung Der
Gintiinfte Oer gabnen I'm fiinf PRO
5ent gIei4tommen. 0as lit eiEt
Wspreinnabms Don 100WtiIionen Dol
lars oas Suhr. 0oOur6 lpsroen bi:
ga6nen in Stdno geieBt, 0iOioenOen
ouf psrnGFsrts Sapitalien gu bs,abs
L.. unb in bieisr Weiie mag oas
mOmentan sum gtufi6Dung Der &C.
i6dite beitragen. Ql6er oas prinsip
iel6it, oab man burd @ert9enerun5
Der lru6ten bic Geihdfte OerbeH.rr
lam, 1T baHogreifli6 fnIi6.
S6perpitgenoe Qntlus
gen bat Ji6tsr Ginbiep DON golc:
rcoO srbobsn. gr befano ii6 i'm Siss
uRgs5immer bes 8oHsrsbs s&ommittse5
CUR Si6erurg bes inbllitrisllen Tries
bens, I'm nit Oem jllngen Rodss
teller bic entIeBliaen @orsdnJe in
Colorado gu beiprs6en. Quf Dem 3slis
esnitano bsfano iid Elm Wili3zS Diff
oisr, Der Die Slnolungen Der Staats'
trllppsn gu beihOnisen Osriuhte, als
er ben 3eussnitano oerIieb, i4rie Ri6s
ter Qinofep auf unO 5ieb i'm Der lIns
fpabrbeit. 1us usranlabte Die &ons
mtiiion, Die i'm gar ni6t Dorgelaosn
bate, i'm auf ben 3sugeuitanO gu rlIs
fen uno mas er ilgte, mar eine fir r.
tsrlife 4utlage ssgen Die Regierung
Don Colorado. Gr fagte, Oab in Dem
tlstrsn Gtaate 500 atHOer ibrer Cra
nlbrer beraubt iiHb, neil bic BON
@ekb porssidrisbsnsH goriidtsmabs
rsesln 6eim gergpsrts6etrisb unbead>
tst blsiben mo oab Elm fold geieBlOi:r
3uitano beitebt, bafiir mab sr bic
Gbulb ben Ri6tern BEL, Die tU
Eisnits Des 9roblapitals feheH anS
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-11-24
FRENCH GOVERNMENT
WILL BUY SUPPLIES
DIRECT FROM GEORGIA
Especial to TimesRecorder)


ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. 24.-Through
the French consular service, the
French government has asked the
Georgia Chamber of Commerce to put
it's agents in touch with manufacture
ers of clothing and foodstuffs. These
articles are needed for troops in the
field. Bids will be received for fur
nishing large amounts of both food
stuffs and clothing
Manufacturers of clothing or food
stuffs who are in position to export
goods, and can furnish articles of the
kind and quality likely to be wanted
for army use, should Immediately write
the Georgia Chamber of Commerce,
stating definitely what they manufac-
ture that would be available for such
use. The Georgia Chamber of Com
merce will Immediately put the French
consular service in communication
with them.
This is a chance to create a market
for Georgia products at this time when
trade is dull, and also, to lay a founda-
ton for future trade, and all Georgia
manufacturers who are in position to
maks goods Of the kinds needed should
take immediate action.
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AMERICUs IS GOING TO
LET THE WAR ALONE
AND RESUME BUSINESS ALONG
ALL LINES AGAIN.

Americas has sounded the "Shop
Early slogan and mighty good one
it is. The weather is fine, business
conditions are getting just little bet
ter each day; the spirit of Christmas
already is awakening, and the old
town is going to throw off the cloak
of gloom resulting from Bill Kaiser's
rough-neck method and smile again
1t is the better plan, by far.
Already the sensible Christmas shop
per is astir in Americas and is going
to shop early and get what he wants,
rather than to put off buying until the
last day, when he must take what he
can get.
We have been temporarily embar-
raised in marketing one crop of cot
ton that is rather too large for war
times, but we can adjust our course
and plans for the future to war condi-
tons, and get along we'll enough even
if the war lasts five years. What we
need is to quit taking the war SO Sc
riously and get down to business.
The South will have to endure
heavy loss on cotton, but this can be
overcome, and we have no doubt can
be turned to a real blessing in the
end.
Leave the war to those involved and
set yourself to the task of overcom-
ing your loss by industry and the ex-
ercise of wisdom In adjusting your
farm or business to war conditions.
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BRIDGE PARTY FOR
MISS HOLLIS.

Miss Lizabeth Hollis, who has been
much feted during the past two weeks,
was the guest of honor at beautiful
bridge party given for her by Mrs.
Brown Small Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Small's home was lovely for
the occasion. Flowering Christmas
cacti and red carnations were the cher
ry decorations in the DINING room. In
the other rooms chrysanthemums and
roses were used.
A pretty little combing jacket of blue
silk was the guest prize. For highest
score Mrs. Eugene Hill received pair
of silk stockings.
After the game delicious refresh
ments, consisting of fruit cocktail, a
salad course and hot course were serv-
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MISS MAYBELLE SMITH
WINNER IN THE BARBARA
WORTH TICKET CONTEST
Turns in SIG Coupons Clipped From
The Times Recorder Eugenia Col
Inns Second With 442 and Mrs. 2. w.
Hudson Third with 338-Prizes at
Dudley's Bicycle Shop on Forsyth
Street.

To Miss Maybelle Smith goes the
first prize in the Barbara Worth con-
test, which closed today at noon. This
little lady turned in 515 coupons clip
ped from the Times Recorder, and
thereby wins the two box seat tickets
and the special edition of the book
from which the play gets its name.
Second to the winner is Miss Eu-
genia Collins, who turned in 442 of the
little coupons. To her will be award
ed the two orchestra seats for run
ming second in the contest. Mrs. P. w
Hudson will receive the third prize
two balcony seats, for turning in 33S
of the tickets.
This contest conducted by Manager
Dudley through the Recorder
was popular from the very start. The
interest displayed by those entering
reached a fever heat when the cou-
pons were turned in today, and it was
found that fifty or more had saved cou-
pons which appeared each day in the
Times-Recorder.
The three lucky winners will re-
ceive their prizes if they will call at
Dudley's Bicycle Store this afternoon.
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HOLLIS-VEREEN INVITATIONS

Mrs. Florence D, Hollis, on account
of the death of her nephew Benjamin
Stapleton, who died this morning, is
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THANKSGIVING SERVICE
At CALVARY Church

Thanksgiving Day will be observed
in Calvary church by morning prayer
with a celebration of the Holy Com
munion at II a. m. The sermon will
be preached by the rector, the Rev
James B. Lawrence Appropriate mu-
sic will be sung and the church will
be dressed with the fruits of the sea-
son. 1t is requested that all contribu-
tons be sent by 8 a. N.
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DINNER DANCE FOR
MISS HOLLIS

The last of many lovely entertain
ments in honor of Miss Elizabeth Hol-
lis, whose marriage to Mr.. Tom Vereen
of Multrie is an event of Wednesday
the twenty-fifth, was a dinner dance
given for her last evening.
The hosts at this elaborate affair,
which was given at the country club,
were Messrs. Stewart Furlow, Charles
Burke and Furlow Gatewood.
A pink and white color scheme was
used at the pretty table.
Handsome Killarney roses on pla-
que made the lovely centerpiece and
the lights were softened by pink
shades. Tarletan bags of wedding rice
as place markers carried out the plan
of decoration.
The favors for the girls were gold
hat pins and for the boys were gold
tie clasps.
The honor guest wore a stunning
dancing frock of black and silver.
Guttenberger's orchestra furnished
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the music for the dance following the

the music for the dance following the
dinner.
The guests were, Misses Lizabeth
Hollis, Mildred Hollis, Ruth Brown
Ruth Hodges, Rebecca Hodges, Mary
Ella Davenport, Louise Williford, Mes
danes Warren De Wees, Clara Ken
nedy, Grantland Rice; Messrs. Tom
Vereen, Carr Glover, Preston Will
ford, Lawson Stapleton, Henry Lanier
and Eugene Vereen.