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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-26
COTTON MARKET

AMER1CUS, Ca, Sept. 25.-The
Americas cotton market today is very
steady at the following quotations:
Fully good middling. :. lie to II lac
Good middling 10 3-4c to lie
Fully middling ....10 lac to 10 1-2c
The market opened today at an ad
vance in December of ten points over
the. close yesterday and advanced
steadily during the morning to thu
highest point of the season.
At the close today, the December
option was quoted at 1195 to 1913
cents, and January at 1918 cent?.
Other quotations were as follows:
Open Close
October ..............11.4O 11.5S-60
December ...........11S5 1853
January .............1 1900 1918
March t.. 1925 1886
Receipts for Saturday were very
good, and sales we're readily effected at
II cents, or better, for the finer grades
of cotton.
The trend of opinion is that IL 1-2
cents will be reached ere the end of
another week.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-26
YOUNG ARE HOPE Of
ENGLAND IN WAR

OXFORD England, Sept. 25-Tha
England's only hope of winning the
for the army and for the state, from.
among her young college men, is the
conclusion of DR.. Spencer Wilkinson,
professor of Military History at Oxford
University in review of the war
work of Oxford men. His review is
forcible indictment of old-fogyis9
and red-tape, as exemplified by the
present system" of the British War
Office.
Il have been amazed" writes PROBES
sor Wilkinson, through all these
months of the war, to see that the
army is unable to distinguish between
men of various capabilities and poss!-
bilities who are granted officers COM
missions. 1t makes them all second
lieutenants and grades them accord
ing to the dates when they Joined, SO
that very often the youngest rank
above their elders, the pupils above
their teachers, the incapable above the
capable.
by far the best of my pupils in the
officers training class since the war
began have been the young college
tutors, the pick of university grad
yates. When the government awakes
to its responsibilities, means viii be
found to discover these men and give
them opportunities of leading in pro
portion to their powers. But the
government is still tied up in the red
tape of thirty years ago and will new
er throw it away except in Differences
to some strong expression of the ma
toni will for efficiency"
Prof. Wilkinson has been in close
touch with undergraduate life at Ok
ford for six years and he declares
that until this war came, the colleg4
men who planned to enter the army
were far from being the best class
of undergraduates. The war has Civ
en- the British army for the first
time the really finest manhood of the
country.
After year or two at Oxford as
Professor Of Military History" ex-
plains DR.. Wilkinson, 81 came to the
conclusion that the army was not TAX.
ing any of the best men from Oxford.
Officers commissions were given to
men below the average of intelligence
and training in the university. l felt
that for such a war as | believed to be
coming had discussed it IN a vol
ume written just before coming to
Oxford as teacher-the army would
need leaders of te highest stamp,
men of the same intelligence as is
expected of those who are about to
make a mark in the learned profess
sions. The best soldiers at the War
Office agreed with me but no definite
action was taken.
Then came the war. Immediately
the whole of young Oxford Joined the
army, becoming officers either in the
Territorials or in the new Regular
regiments. Each term class OF
these candidates attended my lee
lures. They worked with deal with
out precedent in my experience, and
quickly mastered the elements. AS
for the men of special talent, of Uni
versty distinction free field and no
favor would soon bring them to the
head of any profession"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-26
THE BASEBALL RESULTS
Southern League
saturdays Results.

Atlanta l, Memphis 8.
Birmingham 6, Chattanooga /, frs
Birmingham 2, Chattanooga 3, sec
ond.
New Orleans 7, Nashville II.
Mobile 3, Little Rock 5, first.
Mobile 8, Little Rock 6, second.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Saturdays Results
Cleveland 6, New York 3, first.
Cleveland /, New York 6, second.
Chicago 8, Philadelphia /, first.
Chicago 5, Philadelphia 3, second.
Detroit 5, Washington 1, first.
Detroit 8, Washington 3, second.
st. Louis 2, Boston 8.
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Saturdays Results
Pittsburg 2, Newark a, first.
Pittsburg 1, Newark 0, second.
Buffalo 4, st. Louis l.
Brooklyn 6, Chicago ~.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Saturdays Results.
Philadelphia 5, Chicago 4.
Boston 5, Pittsburg 2.
Brooklyn s, Cincinnati 4.
New York 5, st. Louis 8.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
GIRLSl TFIICKEN AND BEAUTlFY YOUR HAIR Bring back its gloss, lustre, charm and get rid of dararuf--Try
 the moist cloth.

To be possessed of head Of heavy, beautiful hair soft, lustrous, fluffy, wavy and free from dandrun is mere ly a matter of using a little Dander. inc.
 It Is easy and inexpensive to have nice, soft hair and lots of it. Just get a % cent bottle of Kncwlton's Danderine now-all drug stores rec. ommend it-apply a little as directed and within ten minutes there will be an appearance of abundance: fresh- ness, huffiness and an incompatible gloss and lustre, and try as you will you cannot find a trace of dandruff or falling hair; but your real surprise will be after about two weeks use, when you will see new hair-fine and downy at frst-yes-but really new hair-sprouting out all over your scalp -Danderine is, we believe, the only sure hair grower; destroyer of dand run and cure for itchy scalp and il never fails to stop falling hair al once.
 ! If you want to prove how pretty and soft your hair really is, moisten a
 cloth with a little Danderine ant carefully draw it through your hair taking one small strand at a time | Your hair will be soft, glossy and l beautiful in just a few moments
 delightful surprise awaits everyone who tries this. adv
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

TT IS doubtful if the bordered ma
 terial were eyer SO varied or SO beautiful as they are this season and that is true in spite of the shortage of imported stufs Tafeta is a pro- nounced fayorite and the borderad taffetas are exquisite and they are not aggressive. but they show stripes in wonderful colors and often the designs are not more than one and one-half inches in width. They are perfect for the Aounced skirts that will be SO much worn and that are alto gether most attractive. Under the conditions there will inevitably be a limited supply of lace, consequently trimming of materials and all the trim mings that eau be accomplished by the needle, embroidery. braiding. beads used with good effect, scallops and the like are conspicuous. The coming sea- son might indeed be called the needle wonans season for it offers one ex- csptional opportunity and the home dressmaker who is skilful will be able to accomplish most desirable results. Scallops are being used not alone to finish the edges. but they are applied over plain materials and cords, pipings ruches and all trimmings that can be made of material are being extensively employed.
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Most attractive fr5c. of linen for simple occasions arc finished with edges that are .lI8DaI and bound in whatever way rl.lops can be em- ploycd either as trimming or finish
 they are t5 be seen. Embroidery of the gold and silver sort embcllishcs a great many costumes and beads too. are being lavishly used. A most attractive gown is made of black poplin showing a moderately wide foundation skirt with very wide and haring over-skirt which is pointed at front and back and edged with black bead fringe while the jacket consists of blue satin richly beaded and with iridesoent beads applied over a rose and scroll design A very handsome street costume of dark brown pophn is enriched with braiding of silver soutache combined with brown silk embroidery and wherever handsome costumes are worn and exploited, there is evidence of the needlc-woman's skill
 With the coming of Summer we will of course wear lingerie gowns embroid- cred and numbers of the Spring suits are showing soutaohe applied over simple designs. Some of the trim mings that are made of material are exceedingly quaint and interesting and the costumes that result are novel even while in some ways they give evidence of an earlier period. A quaint costume that is charmingly reminiscent is made of silk cashmere in beautiful shade of blue It consists of plain
 much hared skirt finished at it's lower edge with little loops of faille ribbon set at about their own width apart. the ribbon being approximately one and one-half inches in width. There h @ plain bpdice viLh lang, plain slsevus. trt ttsss slseyes sre s'ifh;ly
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KLINE-FRANKENeeRo WEDDING

NLlNb-F RANkENBERG WEDDING
 Though the wedding Of Miss Lillian Kline. one of Beoumours weu known society girls to sam Frenkenlere. of this city has received mention here the following mention from the socio ty columns of the Beaumont Daily Journal win give a better idca of the beautiful wedding iu which ho pro. minent Fair Store proprietor was th. groom.
 The notice follows
 As the twilight was auma last eve. ming thc parlor floor Of ue Crosby began To east Che elamor oI lights. ol music and Fragrance over the final picture in the Kline Fraukeuaer. wedding Everywhere ralla and Der muda luIios. southern smilav. palms and ferns combined to make bower Of loyliness of reception rooms and balconies while airy bows of ma,ma held clusters or ulHes and ropes of sniluy Go the chandeliers. fre piece dc resistance being @ veriable show. CT of iillies hung high above the ulD. tial altar where the celcbrmt Rabbi Rossinaer. received the phghtcl troth Of Lulie Kline and Samuel Frausor berg
 The bride was attired m a directoile gown of faile satin. with garuiturca Of real lace. and from her queenly head fell cloudlike veil of malnc held in place by a coronet of orange blossoms. while she carried br.da boQuet of orchids. ullies of the valley and ferns Mrs J. s Gordon sister of the bride. acted as matr0n of houor and never looked better than in th. creation of white taneta and gold em broidered chiffon. with arm boluet o lilies and sweet peas. Little Dorothy Gordon as ring bearer was eownp, in a Frenchy little frocS ol importc, embroidery and bore her houors mos gracefully. As tbe bride entered ah. was met by thc bridegroom and hi, attendant Dr. M D. Cohn of Bisbee Ariz., and the strains Of the Loheu grin wedding chorus hushed every murmur Mrs. J. J. Soiiusky rendered in exquisite richness De Hardelot. Because as a pre-Duptial solo. whici delighted all Immediately after th, ceremony greetings and good wishe. were showered upon the happy pail
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

The Pereut and Teachers AssocIa. ton. met Friday afternoon at the Gen. tral school, after short address by Mir. C. c. Hall, along the lines of school work, and the unity of teachers and parents The pupils of the differ ent grades gave a very nice little mus ical program, especially good were the recitations and songs rendered by the little folks Of the first and second grades. Refreshments of tea and cake were served throughout the af ternoon This association win hold business meeting next Tuesday night at 7:3O o"clocl, in the kmdergar ten rooms Of Inc Central chooL All interested should Doe present
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VARIETY MAKES THE KEY NOTE
 OF SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES BY MAY MANTON

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iull below the elbows and at the outer seams and are trimmed with loops of the rihh.n to about the depth of a wide cud. The bodice is cut to form a V of moderate depth and the front edges are lapped while there are three of che ribbon loops finishing the cdso and within the edge are arranged little buttons of the material There is a tiny little lingerie chemisettc with high collar and tie of black satin and a really beautiful note of color is found in the wide girdlc that Is embroidered in blus and black silk floss
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Bi8bee and Warren District .zalH4sRR SOGIGWgI&E>s - - = = $ Gg,&:225"

here visiting her sister Mrs. II F. Lyons. Three tables of bridge whist formed the afternoons entertainment and at six o'clock splendid six course dinner was served. with dain- ty fayors of violets Those present were Miss Helen Lyons. Miss Emma Smith, Miss Laura simmons, Miss Ma bel Simmons. Miss Myrtle Brown, Mrs P. J. Sheit. Mrs Rose Mckay and Mrs. H. F, Lyons Mrs Washburn is a charmins hostess and her guests spent 70 most enjoyable afternoon.
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A most exquisite dancing gown, Is for example. made with long tunic of silver net over a pastel colored taheta skirt and from the edge to the belt, the tunic is ornamented with applied scallops of the tafeta arranged in a succession of rows, and scallops arc put to siluilu ugss upon gowna of mary sorts
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current legislation, is greatly indebted % Mir c. FlPhilbrook for his splen- did leadership. and helpful talks. While the class win not meet longer in regular sesiop. it is greatly desired that they do meet on Monday night next. at 7:3O sharp, to decide on tLe study next year
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A Silver Tea for the Y. W. c. A. will be fyen at the home of Mrs. J. P Hodgson on Friday March %, from three to six o'clock Mrs Hodgsou. Mrs sherman Mrs Frank Julin and Mrs Thos Jewell are the hostesses. Gentlemen also are invited 10 partake of the cup that cheers but does not nebriate." at this time
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

Another series of food sales for the ". W. C. A will be given on Mahch 27th by the Ladies Of the Episcopal Guild Mrs. Mark Johns is in charge.
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THREE

Mir w. D. Lutz. superintendent ot schools in Douglas. accompanied by six of the young lady teachers of that place, motored over to Bisbee Thurs. day afternoon, and spent several hours visiting the Lowell and Central school
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

The Ciyics Class of the r. W. c. \. which has meant so much during the year to the women of the county in their study, first, of the amendments to be voted upon, the United States in her foreign relations, and lastly,
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DESCRIPTION OF PATTERNS. s6o7 Bolero Costume, 34 to A bust 8596 Long Waisted Dress, 10 and Is
 years.
 s6Io-A Empire Coat, 34 to 4z bust. 86o4 Three-Piece Skirt, 24 to 54 waisc ss9s-A Empire Gown, 34 to 47 bust.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

Mrs. Bert Washburn entertained Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss Helen Lyons. of Cordills. Ore. who is
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Mrs F. Trenham was the charming hostess at a dinner party given in hon. or of Mir. O. w. Wolf at the Royal Hotel last Sunday eve at six-thirty o'clock Six courses were served and the table was beautifully decorated with white rosebuds and green leaves. The place cards were hand-painted Kewpies in various artistic designs.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

Mrs. Chas. Bear entertained the Embroidery Club Thursday afternoon After the usual hour spent at fancy work, dainty refreshments were serv. ed. with pretty decorations of green and white. Those present were Mrs Melbourne. Mrs. Robertson. Mrs Haas Mrs. McWhorter. Mrs. Smock. Mrs White and Mrs. Bear
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

A large number of Warrenltes at- tended the Country Club dance at Douglas on Friday evening The 18th Cavalry band rendered a most excell- cnt program of dance music
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

May Manton Patterns for these De- signs may be obtained by sending 10 cents for each pattern wanted to the
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The Christian Workers Union en- tartained ot the Y W. C. A. Thursday afternoon in honor Of Mir and Mrs A F. Putnam. who will leave in a short time for Oakdole. Tenn A delicious four course luncheon was served and the following guests were present Mir and Mrs. A. P. Putnam. Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Fry. Mr. and Mrs J. R. Evans. MT and Mrs. o. M. Andrews. Mr. and Mrs T S. Brewster Miss Cummings and Miss Mover
 Mr. and Mrs Putnam have a large circle of friends in Bisbee who regret Co see them leave Mr Putnam has been the efficient secretary of the Y Nj C. A. for several years and will as. sine a position of the same kind qt Oakdalo
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and Landon gave dinner dance at the Country Club on Wednesday event ing.
 A large number of Warrenltes att tended the Country Club dance at Douglas on Friday evening. The 18th Cavalry band rendered most excell- ent program of dance music
 The Greens Committee is doing good work on the golf course and it will not be long before it will be in fine shape. There is talk of having a tournament for the ladies. as most any morning evenly matched two somes and foursomes can be seen getting good practice.
 Wm. B. Gohring is the latest recruit to the grippe squad, but is able to be about now
 Mrs. C. D. Hicks entertained the lad. ies Of the Round Dozen Club at a St. Patricks luncheon. at her home on Mason Hill Tuesday afternoon, the dainty two-course luncheon was serv. ed with the color scheme carried out in green. Those present were Mrs Chas. Bear Mrs. c. W. Allen, Mrs Frank Duyan. Mrs C. ". Ruth, Mrs M. L. Butler Mrs. Chas Bailey, and Mrs. Gray Of Chicago, who is visiting her daughter Mrs c. w. Ruth. was the guest of the club
 Miss Lillian Patte left for Douglas 1 Tuesday afternoon, where she will spend several weeks visiting Mrs. A B. Cary and other friends Of that place
 The Epworth League Social given at the Methodist church Tuesday evening, was enjoyed by a large nun Der Of yaung people Games of vari ous kinds were played throughout tho evening and refreshments of tea ant cakes were served.
 
 Mrs. c. C. Childers and Mrs. c. c Hall were hostesses to the Philathei class at their meeting at the Y. w. c A. on Wednesday afternoon. . Mrs George Meyers spent the wecl end in Tucson, the guest of friends and also visited the fair.
 Mrs. F. Trenham was the charminl hostess at a dinner party given in hon or of Mir O. ". Wolf at the Roya Hotel last Sunday eve at six-thirt Lnlnlnnl. ei.- nnllran. ,..n,.n -nr.,.ca nr,l
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

The Citizens Committee Of the Red path Lyceum Bureau have made final plans for the entertainments Co be giv- eu in Bisbee during the season of 1915-16 The organizations represent ed on the committee are the city schools, Y VI. C. A.. E. w. C. A.. Womans Club. The Anona Club. War reu Ladies Aid and all churches Al. though the course does not begin un- til October the canvas for the sale of course tickets is being carried on now The response should be excellent, as the fine entertainments booked are all high class and of great variety, and will pease equally the fun lover. mus ic lover and thinker
 Miss Cornelia Ellinword left laH Tuesday to aend the week at Dous las, the guest oi her friend Miss Tut hili
 Mrs. Wm. B. Gohring entertained al the Country Club on Friday with lun cheon. after which the afternoon wa, spent playing auction
 Madame Feuchere gave a delight fultea on Thursday afternoon for Mrs Frazer-Campbell and Miss Bell. wh, are visiting Mrs. Walter Douglas.
 The Irish Nationalists gave bil ball in the Brophy Hall at Lowel Wednesday evening. March l7 Mus ic was furnished by the Lowell theatr, orchestra, and sumptuous suppe was served by the Catholic ladies il the dining room adjoining the hall Both the ball and the supper were de clared a splendid success. and wer attended by a large number of peopl from all parts of the Warren District
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lContinued on page four)
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THE BsBEE DAILY REVIEW SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH 2l 1915

Messrs. Joralemon, Mitchell. Lewis and Landon gave a dinner dance al the Country Club on Wednesday even ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

Those who enjoyed this splendid little .anair were, Mir. o. w. Wolf Mr. d. J. Sparks. Mir. D. Hailey. Mir. J. L..Pow- 'ell, Mir John Angius, Mir Brewster Watkins, and Mir Geo. Ludwig After dinner the evening was spent with music and singing, after which the young men departed all declaring they had spent a fine time.
 A party of Bisbee young people mot ored to Douglas Wednesday evening and spent several hours sightseeing in the Shelter City, Those who en- ioYed the trip were Mir and Mrs. Con rad Smith Miss Genevleve Stimpson Miss Fannie Trevarthcn, and Miss Lillian Reean.
 The Baptist Ladies Aid met Thurs i day afternoon with Mrs. John Russell, and after the usual work of the Aid. Rev. Leo F. Mckee gave a short ad- dress along general lines of church work. Rev Mckee, who is an interest ed worker in missionary work. has been visiting here for several days. and left for Elgln Arizona, Friday morning
 The Food Sale held by the ladies Of the Presbyterian church last Saturday was very successful, the proceeds of same being twenty.two dollars. The committee in charge wos Mrs. J. Osler Mrs A. sheetz Mrs. C. c. Mitchell, land Mrs O. N. Alvin
 Mrs. T. J. Cornell and Miss Sadie Sullivan spent the week end in Tue. son visiting friends and taking in the fair.
 The Household Economies Depart ment of the Anona Club met with Mrs F. J. Flannigau Wednesday afternoon and gave demonstration in cooking and baking This club win hold thelr regular meeting at the r. ". C. A next Wednesday afternoon. and vii complete arrangements for a dancing party to be given at the Country Cut some time after the lenten season. . Mrs Chas. Bear entertained the Embroidery Club Thursday afternoon After the usual hour spent at fanc! work, dainty refreshments were sery ed with pretty decorations of greer and white. Those present were Mrs
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by a hundred or more guests, and Co the chatter of happy voices and sweet music there was added the accompani- ment Of delectable service oC cream. cake and punch carrying out the nup. ,i1l motif
 To ba in readiness for the honey moon trip Co California, the bride ear y slipped away. to return attired n sand colored travelling suit with ac. cossorigs or hat gloves and shoes in the same tone, a most chic array. and joining tuo happy bridegroom they boarded the g:3O Southern Pacific for Che Golden Gate where. until May l. they win do the Panama Pacific eN position and then take up their resi- dencC in Bisbee. where Mr. Fwuken berg is already highly regarded in the business and social world and will find hearty welcome for his gracious and accomplished wife. whom Texas yields up reluctantly
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

Wm. B. Gohring is the latest recruit to the grippe squad, but is able to be about now.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

Mrs. George Meyers spent the week end in Tucson, the guest of friends, and also visited the fair.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

Miss Cornela Ellinword left last Tuesday to spend the week at Dous- las, the guest oi her friend Mis- Tut hill.
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Mrs. c. C. Childers and Mrs. C. c. Hall were hostesses to the Philathea class at their meeting at the Y W. c. A. on Wednesday afternoon.
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Mrs Wm. B. Gohring entertained at the Country Club on Friday with lun- cheon. after which the afternoon was spent playing auction
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Miss Lillian Patte left for Douglas Tuesday afternoon, where she will spend several weeks visiting Mrs A. B. Cary and other friends of that place.
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Mrs. T. J. Cornell and Miss Sadie Sullivan spent the week end in Tue son visiting friends and taking in the fair.