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EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Russian Ambassador and Nine
Bakhmeteff 60 10 Baltimore to
Attend Easter Exercises.
Secretary and Mrs. Houston Leave
on Motor Trip-Mrs. MARITIME and
Miss Peary Luncheon Hostesses.

The 'susSl;n am ia SSl dor and Nine
: ia X hmeleff will 80 I" Baltimore this
! afternoon. accompa MED by members of
the embassy staff and will attend the
I Ia ster exercises in the Greek church
! They viii leave Baltimore tomorrow
+ for q weeks visit in Ne" York. while
/ the members of the staff will return to
WASHINGTON.
: The Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs
= Houston 1ef' Washington this mornins
/ for meteor trip through NlrG MIA
which viii probably take then, I" the
Hot Springs The former assistant sec
rotary Of and Mrs. Henry Bieckin-
! ri-lSe accompe MED them on the journey
. and will return here with them the first
/ of the week.
Mrs. James L. MARITIME wife Of Sena-
tor MARITIME. entertained at a buffet
breakfast. followed by bridge. today at
the congressional Club in compliment
t." her house guest. Miss Eleanor Clay
of New York and Miss Mary Mann. also
Of New York
fale pink sprins flowers formed the
decoration and III. guests were seated
al small tables.
Those in the company included Mrs.
Atlee Pomerene Mrs Miles Poindex-
ter. Mrs. Reed. Mrs sheppard. Mrs
Gore. Miss Agnes Wilson, Mrs Kelly:
Mrs Howard Reeside. Mrs. Quin. Miss
Flora Wilson. Miss Slemp. Mrs Peters
Miss Victoria Emory Miss Hanna Tav-
Tor. Mrs. Fred bennett Mrs. Kemp
Mrs. Ryrne. Mrs. Robinson. Mrs Buck
ley. Mrs. Srubbleheld. Mrs Walter A.
Bloedorn, Mrs Harr and Mrs Russell
Miss Marie Peary was hostess at a
beautifully appointed luncheon today.
given in honor of Miss Doris Drain
whose marriage to Mr. Edward y. Hay
VIII take place next Wednesday
The twenty-eight guests were seated
at = large ia BILE adorned with jonquils
and narciSSus.
The marriage of Miss Marie Donald
son and Mr.. Elmore T. Burdette took
place at ST. Johns Church. Georgetown
at noon today.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs
Rurdette left for Atlantic City. Later
they will make an extensive trip
through the north. ON their return
they will reside at Dumba rton Court
and will lie home to their frineds after
May 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. :. Clark of Reckley
W. Va. announce the engagement of
their daughter. Ethel Adela idle. to Mr.
Edward Franklin Hoover of Charles
ton. W. Va The wedding will take
place the latter part of June
Mrs. William T. Caperton and Miss
Marguerite Caperton. wife and daugh-
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have bee, Issred
I" the ""lIoy, nag:
j. Wtit":, '",'p.t; .rnd Maud 6. Eoone
both OF F:al, more I'd
Robe; i. Ga;Is aud Ethel H. Van
Fleet
''Daren"o L. Swain and Hanna e.
Butirr
FRANCIS = Phelps and laura y. Scott.
.i"hn 'f' = nd Nellie T.. Brown
T:atur. ! rage and Clara NJ. : -duor
Marie y. Ward and Jane g. Corona
Ja"c"';'e :. N"ncure and Gvendolind
fatrsa:
i.swre'ev /. i:ailey and Stella NJ.
Elmo" -, ;:irtiette aud Martha NJ
nonaldsor.
Harry :!;.a aHd Har-- II. ponne'Iy,
. flauh" +. i1aTden of l\enl". y. e.. and
Elise VI. Dahien Of this city.
Henry Robinson and Elizabeth An
de son. h",h of baltimore Nd.
Cherries C. Walker and Maria V. Mar
tin.
Samuel L: : Nlnr4gn, ami Mari. Il,
Miles. both Of Harrisburg. Pa
Elmer H. MaIlouee. OF this city and
Nice :. Mckitrirk OF Laurel. Nd.
frank w. Waikart and Cordeiia w..
burnside
kcr. both Of Richmond. Va.
Willie =. thilds nd Laura Banks.
both Of Milford. Va
Iacoh e. Morrison and Grace &
Mc6ufiin. both of Fairfield. Va
|"hn II. Thomas aud Viola Capehart
James .. ke% and Eleanor g. Fentou
chesterfield a. cole Of this CITY and
BESSIE NJ Holiday of Dayton ohio.
Earle G.. Real. and Lolita q Turpar
poth OF Rluemont. Va.
,, Frank 6, Rawlings and Mary T..
i'ari" fizza and iacopina Giuljani
James =. Jones of Alexandria Va
and Nalanta J.. Jones Of this CITY
Ath"s 'hiaras and Agathe Benedict
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Births Reported.

The Following births have. been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours:
'i-'ttieton \" and Marguerite E
Walker. boy.
Arthur q. and Esse Sanford boy.
y. n. and Mary Y. Schriver. girl.
Harry q. and Grace Reed hoy
Russell X. and sara W King girl
william A. and Mary |. Jenkins. girl
John \. and Emma G. HAYES. girl
RenJa min H. and Annie r. BOYLE siri
James W. and Ida J. Brown. boy
Charles w. and Mary A. Bell, boy,
William and Goldie Shellman. girl.
Thomas r. and Mabel Lee girl
johnnie and Flossie Hatcher. girl.
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DR.. E. B. Forbes Lectures.

Investigation on the Mineral Meta
hoiiSm of Animals" was the title Of
a lecture by br. f.. 4 Forbes. chief of
he do pa rtmeut of nutrition Of the Ohio
A AGRICULTURAL experiment station, deliN-
cred at the New National Museum yes
terdav afternoon. Tn" lecture was the
third If the Nprii series on nutrition
being given under auspices OF the
Washington Ncad"my Of Sciences.
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T. C. du Point to Make Campaign.

II was announced last might that r.
coleman du Font. candidate for the re-
publican nomination for the presi-
>aign trip to the Pacific coast He
will visit all the principal cities and
reach chicago shoNly before the re-
puhiican convention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
Lieut.. Townshend on Sick Leave.

Lieut. Lawrence Townshend. jr.. L. S
~. has been succeeded in the charge
of the Baltimore photographic Office
Ivy Lieut.. owen Hill Lieut. Town
shend yesterday turned the office over
to Lieut. Iill and will 80 upon sick
leave for siX months. Lieut. Hill. in
addition to the hyd"o:ra pnic office. also
is in charge of tine naval recruiting
ntiirr at Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22

Mrs Laura Sanner Post. Miss Marie
y. Sanner and Master Woodruff Sanner
Post have gone to Atlantic City for an
extended stay at Haddon Hall
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DIED.

WILLIAMS. bn TUESDAY. April -. 1916.
at ';i5 pm. ~ his m"ther's residence
I"N He' hman stree, So,Ii hesst
CHARLES WESLEY WILLIAMS. be-
loved son of Helen Williams. devoted
husband Of Marie Williams and
brother Of Arthur, james aud Ethel
Williams and Mrs. Martina Butler and
Beatrice Butter.
tom" IA ,ht best 90 80 d.y<
RirfI"i il manhon! Il""iu.
Torn fr',tu III" h"'ri~ i'lRf irr..d "a
4" = - IN dee ~lnnr I"9.".
Funeral Sunday. hIr1 -. AZ D.. o't.'1rk,
fr".n tth"nczer -. q, ''h.3r,.h. - !
u streets S"fi;isa>t. t:rN. WilIi3.u II.
l'"s". pastor. Erlajilcs aud f-iruis
invited t. attend. 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22

Mrs. Farley wife of Representative
NJ. F. Farley of New York, is at Old
Point Comfort for the Easter holidays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22

Mrs Mansfield Brown is leaving
shortly for Atlantic City, where she
will spend several weeks at the Chal-
fonte with friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22

Mrs. J. &. Amiss of this city has gone
to Boston. Mass, to Join her husband,
who is attached to the L. s. scout ship
Chester. which has recently returned
from European waters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22

Mr.. Robert Bacon, former Secretary
OF State. is in Washington for a day or
two and is at the Shoreham.
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In Menoriam.

BOONE. In sal bur ro,!n.. memory ~
our devoted hush; ri ard fafne-
GEORGE BOONE, $50 passed ar.as
three YEARS ~" TO-DAY. .Nur.! -, 1919.
rir".=h the u'atls rats ii ..or,
Nh"r. '' NJ q a.. Oh always;
W" vii! m"r' YOU "ar.~, fr,a"-.
When t"r atl>f laS rolled may.
EY HIS DENoTEi, FAMILY.
Bo,D. Ia sad h"i I"viac rcm"nn :.l,;;nre
81 cur der .'istcl. a.pd aunt r.
f.N't ttNp. ynu departed ;his life
one year ~" today. Aprll -. i9t5.
Al,h",=1 ill.,, Aaad -. '.,a""' feel.
Toy f"'' o.- '.,uH"; '-".
san - 'E.- sub. r"s-i toll
~ >.I' 81. ru'- ih.r.
~ HER EI;pTiiEE. WALTER ROSS,
A\b NIECE. rENI;l. pANIpt;E.
Sff""iiou;3t" son ANA our kind bro her.
BASH. III E% EFT. whc dc parted this
life iW" years AZ" today. April -
l9li Ms" nay devoted husband and
NETT. who left rs -four Years and
:wo months ago today, February ~.
1872.
Gone. but not forgotten
THE FAMILY.
our dear husband. fatiIe1. and brother.
GEORGE: COPELAND. s>r who passed
aNaN ON" year ago 'oHAN. HPrh -.
Not Now. hut in coming wears.
II may lie in n better land.
WI read tn" moaning IF tears
lis then. All, ih"n. wn n understand.
Fly TIRE FAMILY.
,,.>,,,..,,.> - 60, ,g
,nen,hran,, or NV, 5car fa,her T,y-
I.oE HENDERSON. VINO departed This
life three years ago today. April -,
1913.
I,,.y t. If -..,.t., Lea ,.t
VI H., ~, -. ''"
MS r,yrEC. ,,,-,ITL,r >,>>-,r
HEESo<
IN, Mrs l., al La. r,.;.,, ,,,..,,-,.
r n,,, iaa,. 1a,',,,.a. 49, L,r,EE
IInI III-c II, donar.d ,bis "a.
an. 49,. no., ,nI,, 49,, ~. tuts
lis hard tn break rnf tender cord
When love. ia> l.nund thu. heart
Must W.. forever lari.
tru-t.t It.,: NJ, am ~. Is r,sf
10 still tiiis hear Of ours
Anu no, w i i WI nv, w. 'o'S"'
M,r':,pE,.r hxn ,II,.r
-
hpi."fN. ~ Eau "i, 'oN 'hs -. .''.ioi
81 my GER otN "'fu hHS".thu' 49,
= i''i--'-''' az - 80 -
one year ago today. April -. 1919
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
Hotel Lafayette f ss4.s g: S e.. ''

Cuisine and servic" that ar" ideal. Convenient
10 all clubs. tn. aters shopping district and all
;he places worth while.
Management. PARIS & KIRBY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22

Mr. and Mrs James Thomson of New
Orleans will arrive today to spend
the Easter holidays with the latter
the Speaker and Mrs Champ
Clark
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DIED.

Qua NIPPON. At Montclair. on Thursday.
April 20. 1915. CHARLOTTE AME
LIN. wife of Charles :. Champion. in
her forty nth year.
Funeral private.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22

Mr. and Mrs. William Harryman
RapleN entertained al DINNER last
night in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22

JONES. On Friday. April 81, 1916, at
$50 IN. HENRY JONES. devoted son
of Lucy Jones. He leaves one son. a
devoted friend and a host of friends.
Funeral Sunday. April %. at l2:i5
o'clock, from Mount Carmel Church.
I'd and ! streets northwest. Friends
and relatives are invited to attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22

II VEL. After a brief illness ON Fri
day. April u. 1916. AT } o'clock am,
at her residence. l4l2 Euclid street
northwest. LOUISA s HAZEL. aged
SeNent: seven. widow of James Hazel
Funeral services Monday. 10 am. at
OAK Hill cemetery. Please omit flow
erS. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22

Mrs. Cone johnson. wife of the sole
itor of the State Department.. was
hostess at luncheon in the rose E--anl
of the Shoreham yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22

GORDON. pn SATURDAY. April -. 1915.
st a:"3 am. ISABELLA GORDON.
WIDOW Of rho late amuel Gordon
1Sed s"Eent.-eicht !ears.
funcr2i Nonds!. tr1 -. III : pm.
i!"m her Lac residence. rs Nichols
:'|euue. AnaCcsfjs. -. &. intermcnf 1T
Congressional cemetery -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22

Mrs R.dfeld. wife of the SECRETARY
,f commerce. returned yesterday from
n series of visits to Brooklyn and SYRIA
cuSe.
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trLO\t On SATURDAY.. April -,
t't. JOSEPH H. FEtNZoNi. aged
s-Ecn' +-SIN. after = bro racted Illness
(; h:s residence. 6,8 Massachusetts,
venue mort hVeSi.
Funeral Monday a 7" am. interment
private. -
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GT I>CRAHD. on Wednesday, April 10.
9it. al New York city. EMILY
Gt1%t'HAED
Funeral services Saturday, April -. at
pm. at her late residence 6S w.
f"ith street. New York. -
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EtREESf. 90 |r.daF H'"rfl.uG. Np=.l
-. lrl'. a; ~ ueStuenCe. ..sSD Y street.
n"rthr est. of Een-t IL lure. i:pNI\
son u lie iat. !;l"hcu anu M.r, IL
Eorrrsi
Funerti sary.'eS MohuaN April a. 4, =
An, Al Holy Trinjf: rhrrvn. George
town. it@uuicm mass. -
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invitations have been extended the
eastern chapters of the fraternity. ana
a large attendance is expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22

Mrs r. Y Middleton and Iohn Ar
thur Middleton of Jacksonville. Fla,
REF visiting Mrs. \. +. Middleton at
ll0i Park road.
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MOORE. on Friday. April 81. 1916. at
am, at her residence. POI End
street northwest. Miss SARAH r.
MOORE. the daughter of the late
George +. and Elizabeth Moore.
Funeral from above residence Monday
April "a. at Ia am. Friends and rela-
tives invited. Baltimore papers
please copy) 80
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PlRDY. on Friday. April II, 1915. at
2:l5 am. at his residence. .no Ala
hama avenue. Congress Heights. l.. e.,
CHARLES F. ptRDY. beloved hus-
band of T,llie NJ. PurdN.
Funeral from congress Heights Rap-
fist church. Sunday. April %. at ?
pm. Remains viii be deposited in
vault at GlenwoOd cemetery. Friends
and relatives invited. %
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COZ NOR. Departed this life in holy
faith. Thursday. April %, 1915 at
l:Zu pm. NARY {. CoNNDE. The he
loved wife Of Joseph \. Conner. the
late John Farrell
Funeral from h"r mothers e~idcrcc.
AZ. NJ stree northwest on Monday.
April "a. AT "'ciock. from 81. Ste
Vet "emetc"N. Relatives and friends
invited. go
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PlRDN. Members of Washington Cen
tennial Lodge. No. II F.. A. 4. NJ are
requested to assemble at the Ma some
Temple. Sunday. April % AT f:45
pm. for the purpose of attending the
funeral of our late brother. CHARLES
F. PTRpY.
JAMES s. MCCARTHY. Master.
JASON WATERMAN. Secretary. %
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HOPKINS. \ special communication OF
Anacosta Lodge. No. Il. f. a A. M.
will he held in Masonic Hall. AuacoS-
tia. on Monday, April ~. o'clock
pm, for the purpose of attending the
funeral of our late brother. CHARLES
W. HOPKINS. The brethren are
urged to attend.
SIMON BURE. Worshipful Master
Attest: MILTON !. FII.LIIS
tar
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REA NER. On Saturday. April -. 1916.
AT the residence OF her nephew. Will
liam L. Burkhart. gl5 NJ street mora H.
west, SARAH j. EEANf.I:. in the
eiehty-seventh year Of her age.
Funeral services SUNDAY. April -. at
o'clock pm. lnterment Monday in
Hanover. Pa 23*
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NAHoNEN. la sad hut loving remem-
brauce of our dear brother. n W.
RENEE NAfloNEN. who left us one
wear ago today. April 80. 1915. Ami
yarsary mass at Church OK the Holy
Comforter.
WILLIE AND KATIE.
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ter of Admiral Caperton. are in PhRa
delphia for an indefinite stay.

ter Of Admiral Caperton. are in PhRa :
delphia for an indefinite stay.
The Brazilian amba ssadc and Nine.
da CANA LETT last night for the Viz
sinia Hot Springs to spend Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Foster, par
sntS of Mrs. Lansing, have gone to At
lantic City, to remain until Wednesday
next.
Mrs. Mark \. Hanna and Miss Phelps
have gone TO New York. where they
will remain for several weeks before
going to Bar Harbor. Me. for the
summer
Mrs. Ely F.. Palmer is entertaining
informally at bridge this afternoon.
Mrs George Thairs. wife of Col.
Thairs of st. Catharines. Ontario. Cam
ada is the guest of Miss Tucker 2''o
University place.
The GEORGETOWN chapter of the Delta
Chi Fraternity has con pleted arrange
ments for its Easter dance. to he gwen
at the New Willard Hotel Tuesday
evening. April -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22

shall o. Leighton. Their other guests
We're Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Miller of
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Rapley.
Mrs. Welkert and Judge Warren Gard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22

shall o. leighton. Their other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs W. w. Miller of
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Rapley.
Mrs. Weikert and Judge Warren Gard.
Mrs. Irving H. Dunlap has gone to
Salt Lake City. Utah. for an indefinite
visit to her brother. who Is recovering
from a long illness.
Miss aviette G. kickIen. who is
student at Mar Baldwin Seminary.
stanton. Va. is spending her Easter
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and
ineton this morning to attend the
Easter hop at West Point. \. Y, this
evening.
Mrs r. Y Middleton and John Ar
thur Middleton of Jacksonville. Fla,
aref visiting Mrs. \. +. Middleton at
los Park road.
Mrs Cone Johnson. wife of the sole
itor of the State Department.. was
hostess at a luncheon in the rose E--aol
of the Shoreham Yesterday.
Mr.. Robert Bacon. former Secretary
OF State is in Washington for day or
two and is at the Shoreham.
Mrs. Mansfield Brown is leaving
shortly for Atlantic city, where she
will spend several weeks at the Chal-
fonte with friends.
Mrs. Farley, Wife of Representative
NJ +. Farley of New York, is at Old
Point Comfort for the Easter holidays
Mrs. Laura Sanner Post. Miss Marie
y. Sanner and Master Woodruff Sanner
Post have gone to Atlantic city for an
extended stay at Haddon Hall.
Mrs. J. G. Amiss of this city has gone
to Boston. Mass, to Join her husband,
who is attached to the L. S. scout ship
Chester. which has recently returned
from European waters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22

"a y r. VII lnuTsudH. April W. 1910,
at 1870 pm. at her residence. She~i-
dan road. Anacostia. II. G., SUSIE;
beloved wife of William Payne,
mother of Carrie Robinson. Beatrice
Herbert. Mary Tyler Alice Mcken-
zie. James +. and Harry Payne.
Funeral Sunday. April % from Camp
bell A. NJ. L. Church al o'clock pm.
Interment Moore's cemetery. Rela-
tiyes and friends invited. -
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-01-13

The basketball teams of the Third
District A. & NJ. college and Ellaville
Will meet Thursday night at the Amer
icus Y. M. G. A. in a conflict which
gives every promise of being one of
the most interesting and entertaining
games of the season.
The Officials selected to do their
turn in this game are Bradley Hogg,
as referee, and John WheatIey, as
umpire.
The line-ups of the teams have not
been divulged, but every indication
points to battle which will please
he most eXacting.
The admission is Csc for adults and
15c for children.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-01-13
ANSLEI'S ANNUAL
CLOTHING SALE
ONE-THIRD OFF

We place our entire stock of Cloth
ing on sale Friday, Jan'y 14th for one
third off. This consists of both win
ter and spring suits, overcoats, boys
suits and overcoats and odd pants. In
addition to the regular line we shall
throw out a big bunch of odds and
ends in winter as we'll as spring suits
at prices from $500, $3.50, $3.50 and
$1,000, and every one of these suits
are worth from two to three times
what we ask for them. Come quick
ard make your selection for we are
showing the greatest clothing values
that you have ever yet bought Sale
opens Friday morning, Jan'y. 14th at
s o'clock. See the windows for special
values. All Regal and Boyden Shoes
for men will also be offered at big re-
auctions to close out. ANSLEY'S.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-01-13
SAFETY FIRST" IS
At OPERA HOUSE

Halton Powell's latest song review,
Safety First" with a galaxy of well
known musical comedy stars in the
principal roles, will hold forth at the
Opera House tonight only.
This, the newest of the modern
style of song" shows, is creating a
sensai',r in every city visited. 1t is
full Of what is known in stage par
lance as ginger
The fun is up to the Powell high
water mark of Powell excellence all
the time and the unusually clever
1T it all over the footlights
IL, a steady stream. Not the Least en-
tertaining feature of the big produc-
ton is it's dancing contingent and the
Charlie Chaplin number by a dainty
bunch of femininity.
No money has been spared in the
costumes of the chorus or the build
ing of scenery. The entire production
is up to the standard set by the best
travelling $1.5O attractions.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-01-13
BEING ENTERTAINED
EY MRS. JOHN NJ, SLATON.

Miss Helen Barnes, of Macon, who
arrived Wednesday afternoon to be
the guest of Mrs. John Marshall Sla-
ton, will be honor guests in the party
given by Governor and Mrs. John
Marshall Slaton Saturday evening at
the dinner-danca at the Piedmont
Driving club.
Invited to meet Miss Barnes are
Miss Jennie D. Harris, Miss Marian
Atchison, Miss Margaret Grant and
Ralph Raglan, Henry Newman. Ken
meth McRae. Dan Macdonald and
DR.. J. D. Osborne.-Atlants Georgian.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-01-13
Atlanta Starts
Towards Bottom
Of Weather

ATLANTA, Ga. Jan. 13.-Atlanta
and Georgia are today coasting on an
icy toboggan to point located in the
neighborhood of fifteen degrees above
zero. Never has there been a more
sudden change of weather in the
southeast than the one now taking
place.
Yesterday the thermometer here
vas up to nearly seventy, regular
SIMMER time weather, with the men
shedding their vests and the girls
talking about going swimming. To-
Cay the mercury is dropping so fast
that the decline is almost visible to
the naked eye, and housekeepers are
warned to bring in the ported plants
and turn off the water tonight.
There has been an increased amount
.cf sickness during the past few days
in Atlanta on account of the unseas-
enable heat, and good freeze will
be welcomed--especially by the coal
dealers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-01-13
Some State
For Curiosity
Seekers Now

ATLANTA, Gaa., Jan. 13.-It begins
to look as if the time will not be for
distant when the national museums
and Smithsonian institute will regard
Georgia as the most fruitful of all the
states in the production of Indian rel
les of bygone days.
Following the discovery of weapons
and pottery in the Nacoochee valley
mounds and at other places in the
state, George Gray of Heardmont has
brought from McCalla's island the
most remarkable preserved specimen
OF an Indian spear head ever seen in
this section.
The speer head is of a light green
ish stone, and is about fourteen inches
in length, tapering and pointed, with
three notches cut on each side of the
edge, in such a way that if the spear
orce penetrated the body it could
hardly be withdrawn without infiict-
ing fatal wound.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-01-13
Carranza Pushing Case.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 13.-Gen-
Cral Carranze, through the Mexican
Ambassador here has formally assured
the United States the urgent measures
are being taken to bring the murder
ers of eighteen American killed near
San Ysabel Monday, to justice. The
only further development in the situa-
ton is the introduction of resolution
in the senate by Senator ]. Hamilton
Lewis, of Illinois, which would en-
power President Wilson to use the
army and navy of this country to en-
force order in Mexico.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-01-13
SOCIETY NEWS
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Life is gift to be used every day,
Not to be smothered and hidden
away;
1t isn't thing to be stored in the
chest
Where you gather your keepsakes and
treasure your best;
Ut isn't joy to be slipped now and
then
And promptly put back in a dark
place again.
Life is a gift that the humblest may
boast of.
Get out and live it each hour of the
day;
Wear it and use as much as you may;
Don't keep it in inches and corners
and grooves,
You'll find that in service it's beauty
improves.
Detroit Free Press.