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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-21

The Ladies Guild Of st. Margaret's
Mission Of st. Paurs church are plan
ming to hold a series Of ''get-together'
social meetings at the church during
the winter for the members and friends
of the church. The first of the series
will be held Monday evening at 1880.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-18
bann l,ad ieinem Geint bef0r0ert unb

bann nod Ieinem 6eim beforbert nno
oasielbe llnter Auarantaine gcitcllt,
wcil Der Mr5t Ser Mniid)t lit, Dob Der
&nabc on &inberldbml,ng lcioct.
ICES mlroc gctba,,, I'M ctmoiac Ser
brcitltng ser gefiirdtctcl, aranfgeit
ST. erltidcn, ialls cs iid bcrousitcat,
oab icine Mutbmabl'na ridtis it.
Srco Gbomas, ein Mngeitclter Scr
sri Gitp Mailpap 60, mnroe auf
eiaentbiimlide @ciie idJmer perlebt,
als cine Tide, nit Ser err bantirte,
ollsslitt ltno inn blrb bic 2ippe unb
3mnae oraltg Or. Solepb Sc Sifpa
mnrbc serllfel,, ,ipcldcl init cinigen
st'den Die @l'noe 5u'1a9tc. !.
Galpb @ilion mllroc nmtcr @iirgs
|ldaft geltellt, einem Gcrbadt 5lliolgc,
ein ibm aeborises Saus in 9ral1o &C.
ltcdt at baben, Inn Die Jeuer . Scr
lidernngspramic 81 e%rla11gen. 8il.
lon's Saus brarntc anl 8. s(uguIt
nicOcr, llno fnr5 oanob crbob Mobcrt
Ncpille bon @sco, Mgent fir Sic Mu.
tllal Sire Sniurance So, Die gnflage
Der granoltiftun9 gegen i'm. 9as
Salls mar sur 3eit bon Som Jib,
patrid, einem 6arner, bctpobnt.
Gid 8ranrbIe, SO. $50, 81. Str,
muroe bon 9oli5eiridter Smitb au
elmer @eloitrafe bon $40 perurtbeilt.
gr lol III bcrauidtem 3ultanbe mad
lSanie 9cfommen lcin nno, mdbrenh
Ilcine 5ralt 'front.' I'M @ette lag, iid
moroentlid) bctragen bnbe,,, inbcn
er Gflan5eit berallsriB ulb ionitigl
llnper ldamtbeitcn beging, iomie in
Der Citation Sen @edintens Sdimpi.
nan1en 5urief.
,e.8a
-G6os. &.9uttlc mad)te ourd lei
la1cl @nlpalt 81. SS,,alclpn cine sdei.
Eonngsflaae geaen ici,es 6ran. 8crtbc
IS. Tuttle, anbdngig. MgE Shei
6nngs9run0 gibt err b%0smiQiges Ser.
I%lalien on. Gas gbepaar bot 5tpe
5obne, Marf, 90 Sabre alt, uno Sc
orge, ID Sabre alt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-18
Grin5 Mbolf SIT sdlanmb,trs . 2ippe
aeiturbcn.

3rin5 Moolf SIT 5d,aumhura=2ipp
lit in Bonn am 8. Sllli itfolge Ser5=
1labmlmg ianft entldlafen. Ger Nrin5
ipar lett einigen Sagen oil 2ltngcr-
ent5iinbung erfranft. Scr Sirius
ltanb i'm 81. 2%chcusjabre unb mar
nit elmer SdNpcIter bes &aiiers,
3rinseiiin giftoria bon Nrelben, lett
Sftober 1890 p%erbeiratbct. 1881 trat
er oils 2eut,ta1t in's Sdigerbataillon
geo. Z uno lpuroe ipater ms Slriarclt-
regiment SEQ. Z perlebt. 1913 muroe
CT sum General ser &apallerie ctr
nalttt. Scr &aiier 5eidnete i'm altd)
bl,rd sen Sd,parsell Mblcrproen aus.
Der 8rirt5 mar Scr brittle Sobn oes
1898 peritorbenclt Siirlten Mooli
'@eorg SIT Sdanmbllrg : 2ippe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-18
MeueS aus Sod 98lanb.

S. 8. 9roomquilt an Ser 80. StroBc
aitD z. Mpcnle Moonlight, mcloetc
arltcrn Scr Noli5ci, oaB ibn cin M,lto-
1lobililt at Der ii. Starbe ll,lb 5.
Mpcnne nicocrranntc.s @roonlquilt
riif 5rr 3cit lcin 3apejtoo, meId5es
gat5lib oemolirt lpllrbc. ST lclblt
lpltrbc outs @ilaltcr gemorfen, ml,r-
DC lcoob oll5er einigcn &outobidiir-
1lltgen nid)t perlcbt.
Gin MutpmobiL pcldcs Serru
sSaincsG 0pneD gcborte, llt,o ibm BON
Blaf @alpf 8atd) Io,pa aeltobIeu
lpllroc, lullroc bon Capt. &ittle1pn
Der Mod Ssla,o goliaci einigc Stlla=
Den lpater I'M 2on9pielD 8arf geflln-
oen ltro oem g%ieentbiinlcr miebcr sl,-
aeltcllt. Us 5ciate Spurcn rallbcr gcs
bol1olnng lno ser @aiolinbcbaltcr
nar larr. Bon ocn Miiietbatern bot
man teine Spur.
Noli5ilt G6arles @tilnaltc 6oItc
Mlll Gonabpo 11ad) elmer Sagb bon
etlldcn 9Ipds Cit unD bradte ibn
llad Der Station, no CT SIT ether
8eloltraic BON So pcrurtbeilt muroe.
Donaboo miidte iid .ditgcblid in ein
bon 5apci Ncgcrlt ecfiArtes @ciprad)
1lllo oils oiele es iibclnabmcn, 10 Tier
INIT el',cm berielbc,, Soc Manning,
cine sdla9erci on9cia'lecn baben.
Die Eoli5ei 6alt einelt Matn, scr
%1eirelt 9tamcn als u. gtringcr al,=
gibt, III @%ewabriam. ,ladoem CT &C.
1tern Meorgen INN bal6 eli nbr eiuell
gafltcin burh oas Sel,lter bon $.
9c Slnett's @irtbiddft, OH ser 90.
StraBe nno 4. Mpenls ,~aelporten. gr
1ebdroetc lid) lpnocrbar l,nb man
tragic tbn,.eb cr nidt ein ,Yatient. i'm
Srrc11alpl SIT Moltnt YIediatt acliipe-
len lei, iporallf cr antmortete: Stein,
aber BORT ae6orc i6 BIN"
Cabin Carr, Ser adtiabrige 5pbr
Don @errn nao Irall S. s.. Garr al,
Der 80. Strabe unb 8. Mpenlle mobn-
baft, aptroe lit Der Office oes Staot-
orgies, Or. s. Z. Softer untcrjud}t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-18
Reucs aus Molint.

gulpn ainoia mllroe oes tbatlihen
Mngrifis auf Sam Salpern iduloig
befuloen uto sur 3ablung BON SO
lln6 oem Soften Der 8crbalblmng, i'm
@an5en $2t.35 ne%rrrtbeiIt.
Gam @alpern trug cine gcbrphcnc
9saie Oapor,. OILS ainoig i'm angeblih
mabren0 eincs @prtipcdlels an ser
I Gfe Ser 16. strabe lno A. gneltlle,
@olinc, ms 8eiidt idlue. 7
@ultab SSognlon, ipeld)er Dor ei1,i-
ger 3eit ben bobcn Ibius an1 6llBe
lDer s. strnBe bi~nunteriiel lnb babel
beioc 8eine brad llno nod anoere
lidlpere @erlesu11gen bapontrllg, Be-
l1en ct 6einabe erlegen mare, fiat bic
Stabtt Molilte auf $4,000 Sdaoeu-
c las berflagt. Sobnlp1 mar a,1geb<
lid sur 3eit auf benl @eintmegc Mto
berlpr in Der Iunfelbeit ieinen Mcg.
St fiel ben Mbbal1g binunter, no CT
|bliiten0 nnb sitobnenb Die gan5e Nad)t
lag, bis CT. Inn 6 l1br Morgens ge-
fmt1bcn murbe. gr lag piele @odbe1t
I'M Solpital, no er LANCE 5luiIhen Sc
ben uno SOB idmebte.
6iinfsig Maiiniiten legtet lit ser
6abrif Ser @iliants & @bite So. Sic
Mrbeit nieDer lno 9eamte ser @elen-
ld)aft baben lint poli5eiliden 5fub
nadgeil,dt, III Ser gripartung, baB
es 81 llnrllben fonmt.
gtlide Der 2el,te linb ldon einigc
Sage .am Strcif, u1o Sic Mnoerctt
Ilegtcn seltern Ole Mrbeit nieber. Sic
6abrif lit cine %uoffene 8erfltatte",
INTO Sic 2eute pcrlatgen Mnerfcn-
nun g6er Linton.
Die 6abrif lit o,tgcblid nit Ser
6abri5irung BON Mlnition fir 0ie
gerbiinoeten beidsaftiat.
Cine M1t5abl Eoli5iiten aper0en 1T
screititaft 9c1alten.
@ictpr Mc9oin, ein 9all-ltnter-
11cbl1ler BON galt !. Mpltt1e, ipltrDe. gez
itern i'm Nolisei : @eridt BON &idter
@ultapion Inn 1926 beltrait, neil
er am 3. Sl1li bas @eies burd) at
idnelles Tabrcn iibertrat. @leid So
rallf ergriff i'm oas Sppblts 6iebcr,
an meld)em er lan9e frarrf barnicber=
log. Mls CT lib gcl1iigeno erbolt bat=
tc, unternabm CT einc &eiie, bon Ser
er gelterl1 Mbenb 5llriidfebrtc, mpraltf
er iofort Dor @eriht gelaoen mltroe,
INTO ieine Strafe 5ablte.
Tral1 Mil1nic 2erbe, in her Sigh
lanb Mbition bon Molinc mobnbaft,
melde por eil,em Mo,1at BON ibren1
Stiefpater, Sobn Come, 5meimal III
Den Mrm geidollen muroe, lit aus
Dem @oipital. entlaIien morbcn. Die
t6rau nurbe nod i1rer @obnung be-
forOert, lit ieood) nod tidlt i'm Stan-
De, oils 3eltgin gcael, gegen 9oipc
a1f5lltrctcn. gr ioll lie angeblib im
%betrunfenem 3nltanoe geid)plien boz
ben, oils er einen @lltbanfaa befam.
gr idoB alld auf Srat 2erbe's Got
ten, n1tb bdtte i'm inns &aar getrof-
fen. Sic ra,,g NIT Dem llcbcltbater,
mobei CT tic in Sen Mrm idob.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-18
Mod idlimmer.

u1ic @erpflihtlung, sic rlalt 10 oils
GereinsmitalieO bat, li,o mirflid)
9rdBlidp! % lit alrm 9eiipiel int l1ll-
ierenr 8eiangperein ein Sdneiocr-
meiitcr, bel oem anitanosbalber alle
arbeiten lalien, aber leben Sic NAL,
mic miierabel oieier Mn5ug iibt!"
uMd, bas ldBt lid, ertraaen! Mber
meine Tralt iplltcn Sic lebcn =. sic
6abe id, BOZ, eincln Seirotbspermitt-
ler III nnierem aegelflub be5ogen!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-18

ou eaaeit S9u1pllie1W ahslluBens
r@ir 'leiten bic Quene ipieoer aur
Settle, bauen bier idnen ben @tplleu
olis unb berfuden, ben bonn 6einbe
%eebrodenen Song gu beleben. Maes
peitere finbet ii@ bann."
Ser 2%eltnant padte einen Mu=
aenblid nod. $50, ipsnr Dos Mai=
Ter tet'le alou sroBen gerpiiitunssr
ortnnen a19eridtet BAT, lieb lid Die
soeDe MAIDEN. MIfo an lie Mrbelt!"
Menise Mimuten ipater NOR ei,le
Nbteiluns J%ronSpien pamit bel9df=
g%e5lp1rbelten mfpp omipb cmfp sbr
t1et, bos WaKer bon BEN @toacn
ab5ulenten, lno oieien ielbit bis 81
Der Stelle bur9aubouer, np er ~
ben, bon ben Seutiden pprsetriebe=
nen untertroifaen Gang miinbete
9ter a%n9etpmmen, unterbrad man
bic Irbeit einen Musenblid, um bur
liber au beratcn, mas mnn1ebr ae=
1heben 1pllte. Ser 2sutnant Iplie
Die Meinuns ieines 9ataiaonsfiib=
rers elm, unb es lpllroc bubin emf
1bieoen, Sunddit cine Mbteiluns sllr
llnteriuduns nes unteriroiiden @e=
9es .bor5uididen. Don benz Gr=
sebnis iollten bic neiteren Sperotip=
men abbdngen. Die ausselanpten
Seute tebrten balp nit benz ye=
ideio auriid, bob Die Stollen in fur
ger Set aussebeNert lperocn f0nnen,
Der BON ben Deltihsn aebaute Mb-
lhnitt benustc i~ibriae1s gum Sell
natiirlihe SDblen, Die iid auf erpbe
e%ntfernung bin unter benz Yooen
binS0sen.
l~lnteroffi5ier 2efcprs idmllnselts
unb sipirbelte fem tptetteS SMnurrs
bdrtden. Mas bate Ia Der 2eut=
mont pon 96bdenlp5em @eitsin gefa=
belt! llnb ,per battle idlieBlid) re9i
bebalten uno Dos sonSe llnternsbmeN
tn Die rtdti9e 8nbr seleitet9 SO,
es niirpe l9rn iperpen NIT Der 81.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-18
sduca ansc,uanotc 2cbrc.

Gin Mmeritansr tpmmt nod Miinz
tben unb min iid raiieren loiien. @r
sesinnt elm @eiprdd nit benz SRI
Ieur - natiirlid iiber @ef9dfte.
.9eben Sic, iast er, noie asllte bier
iaTen supiel ouf einmal an, tie perz
3ettcln lid. Man lpll iia irseno ct
mas als Spe5ialitdt pablen lnb pos
ar!inoli3 betreiber, Damn brinet
mons gu mas. Der 8arbisr err
pioert nid)ts o%arauf, ieift ben Sum
ben nGcr tiidtig ein uno iebt lid)
oann bin, I'M sl leien. .Nun, mar
I'M reiieren Sic MIDI benn niht?"
fro9t ser @merifaner nad flint Miz
nlten. nWir ieifen bier mir elm.
,par Die @ntport, nsurH Raiieren
miiIen Sic cine Strabe lpeiter sez
Ren."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-18

Sic Nclp Wrrfcr uWciBe Sllas
pcn" eArtifcl lcicn iid lpic Bic 2o,nnz
ncr .Saa Mall" zMrtifcl iibcr sen
Sll1af rnuentribut im mobcrnen Babel,
in benen Der Hrin5 bon 8ales cine
riibmenstpertbe Nollc ipiclte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-18

6innesGnberung. o.:
,Grpbartiser Mig! CD babe ih ME
9eIadt. 9pn mem baben Sic beng"
s.: n8on @9miot".
81: nWos! BON benz @tel! @enn
id oas gepubt, bdtte id nidt ssz
ladt.."
Der n5adausorud". grp.
}eb&ansl (5u leinem Spbn): n@as
lernt pu ba?"
espp Gin ser gibel leleno): mo
les Serufuns."
.so, bat Der audi a prpsef1
s'tii1rt9"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-18

tals iollcn nit oeiicn 3inIen 5rlradIt
Die @Interbliebenen oes arel5ers
uNrallenlob", oariibcr billalts aber
aldl Die @interbIiebcneu anocrcr Ilts
.gehorisen Der faiierl. Marine beoadt
meroet. Zen Gorlib fiibren: Ireifralt
y. 6lllrf, 0ralt bon Srllppel luo Grau
Sreus.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-18
u6rancnlpb" Stiftnns.

N1it @cllcbmligntg oes &aiiers
mo inter benl Eroteftorat Scr Nrill-
5eliia Seinrid} BON GreltBe1 fatto IN
@erlln Die @rilnolmg ser %Y9Srallelt-
lob" Stiftll1g bonn 1. SSltni 1916
ltatt. Surdl Sammlung eincs &api-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-23
GEORGIA. sumter County.

Will be sold before the courthouse
docv in the city of Americas, said
state and county, on the first Tuesday
in September, 1916, between the legal
hours of sale, the following described
property, toWit Ten acres of land
located in the 18th district, Sumter
county, Georgia, situated in the north
east corner of a certain tract of land,
owned and occupied by w. H. Liggins.
bounded as follows: On the north by
lands Of Hooks & Andrews, on the
east by public road leading from Cobb,
Ca, to the C. G. Clay plantation, south
and west by other lands Of defendant in
f ia. Levied upon and will be sold as
the property Of w. Fl. Liggins to salts
fy a certain tax fl ia for state and
county taxes for the year 1915. Ten
ant in possession notified in terms Of
the law. This, August 9Th, 1916.
LUCIUS HARVEY, Sheriff:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-23
BUNDLE OF FODDER is
TWENTY YEARS OLD

]. s.. Glover was in the Times-Re-
corder office this morning and stated
that he had visitor yesterday, Al
bert Dupree, who lives down near shi-
lob in the New Twenty-sixth district.
He says that Mr.. Dupree brought along
with him bundle of fodder to feed
his mule on, and remarked as he took
the bundle from the rear of the buggy
that the bundle of fodder was twenty
years old, and had passed through two
movings. The fodder was as pretty
and as well preserved as if it was this
years crop.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-23

he should lead to the altar, and now
says f'Willum," hes about to be led
not to the altar, but to the border. But
his comrades told him to cheer up
as there was one place worse. w. H
says he won't go there, because he's a
member of the church, andd sings
blessed Assurance" every Sunday al
the camp Y. M. G. A.
Battle Was Staged.
Extra! All about the big battle al
Camp Harris! That's the way the
Camp Harris News stated it, and it was
some battle. The forces of grass put
up "a noble battle, but Top Sergeant
Query and his merry band of sold
iers, in flank move, met around the
shower baths and succeeded in put
ting them to inglorious fight Bright
and early yesterday morning the wind
tanners started the music, and amid
crashing of teeth, the battle was on
On the first skirmish near the ditch
Private Stewart was shot in the hee
by a guerilla blade of bear grass, and
was led to the field hospital and giver
a ham sandwich by Mess Sergeant
Hawkins. After that, there were nc
more casualties in the company, and
like the Germans and Arabs, the grass
army stole silently away.
Some Disappointment.
The less said about our disappoint-
ment in not being allowed to sponsor
the Confederate Veterans in their re-
union at home, the better, therefore,
we'll say nothing.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-23

The German submarine will never
come up Muckalee, but you will have
external troubles all during life. JONES
BALSAM Of BENzOIN destroys disease
germs in cuts, wounds and sores. Use
this Liniment Of Quality and court
safety, instead of peril. Scores of
children died last year in the Southern
states from rusty nail wounds. Do
you know that BALSAM or BENZOIN
will perform a multitude of services in
your home? Ask your druggist.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-23
PAINTING BEING DONE
IN THE BELL BUILDING

Wallis & Forts law offices and the
hallway in the Bell building is being
made to look new by painting the
walls and floors of the offices and
hallway
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-23

VIM A. Dodson and N. M. Dudley left
Wednesday morning for Dawson,
where they went on a short business
trip. returning in the afternoon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-23
Talking About Eats.

Mess Sergeant Ben Hollis Hawkins
menu for last night was milk from the
best cows in Bibb county; coffee, from
the fields of South Georgia; ham
fresh from Moultrie; salt from Tybee
ard sugar from home. Hominy and
harmony was served by the Americas
Light Infantry Quartette, led by the
immortal Gao Tinsley. And this same
Tinsley, who never let the Seminole
pass without his presence, is chief in
the movement for minstrel to be Civ
en- at "Hogue's Theatre, near brigade
headquarters. This theatre, built by
Lieutenant Ben Hogue, is the scene of
g free concert every night, and sold
iers who are in urgent need of payday
can see a good dshow every night
without giving "two-bits" to see it al
the Palace in Macon. The movement
on foot provides for an entertainment
in charge entirely of Company l boys,
and leading the list is a bout by John
.G. Hoist, sergeant in the Americas
Light Infantry.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-23
Stewart Comments on Life.

"Life's just one dern thing after an,
other" sows Private William Harvey
Stewart, of Co. l, wv. H." is not nee
essarily down on the old world, but
he's in love. Before joining the army
OF see Macon, William H. was regard
ed as a lady killer, and his indifference
vas felt by all the girls at the Ameri-
Gus High school And his heart es-
capped until he donned the olive drab
and boarded the train to Macon. Since
then he has met the girl fate decreed
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-23

@NUNNALLY's CANDY always
fresh; our FOUNTAIN drinks the
very best. WINDSOR PHARMACY,
Phone 161. 2O-tf
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-23

Blanche Sweet will be the guest of
the Alcazar tomorrow in The $1,000
Husband Show opens at 10 A. M.
both days Of Reunion. 23-1t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-23

MISS SALLIE JOHNSON will re-
open her music school, Sept. 4th, at
her apartments with Mrs. J. w. High
tower, 226 South Lee street. Phone
3T6 for registration. 22-6t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-23

Buy the large sizes of JONES'
BALSAM OF BENZOIN when your
horses are troubled with scratches
thrush, CALLED shoulders, swellings and
flesh wounds. Sold on the money-back
plan. Ask your dealer for it. If
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-23
Music And Near Music $50
VtolPar of The Life Led
AtCamp Harris By Our Boys

(BY CLIFF WHEATLEY, SPECIAL
STAFF CORRESPONDENT
CAMP HARRIS Macon, Ca, Aug. %.
If typewriter would print the
sound of drum and slide trombone, the
people of Americus, and readers of
the Times Recorder, would get an idea
of how l Company's band sounded last
night after retreat This discordant
band of musicians came from the
fertile brain of Sergeant Croxton, who
used to be lieutenant in the Cadet
corps of the Third District Agricultural
school at Americas. Since his promo.
ton to be sergeant in the Americus
Light Infantry, Sergeant Croxton has
developed mania for music and sixty
five members of Company can testf-
fy that when it comes to being a good
musician, Sergeant Croxton certainly
is a good ditcher He has practiced
until it sounds almost human, and if
he continues at his rapid rate Of i'm
provement, in thirty years he will be
able to toot note or two of 1.-THE
Old Gray Bonnet"
Now Drum Major.
Tired of his efforts as songbird,
members of the vocal band of Com
pany appointed him drum major, be-
lieving this would keep him quiet, and
last night the musicians, twenty in
number assailed Vineville avenue, and
proceeded to alarm with sounds of
reyelry. After being run away from
the frequented places along the av-
enue, the entire assemblage, followed
| by number of the fairer sex, who
were charmed by the didscordant
chords, Drum Major Croxton and his
cohorts went out Bellevue avenue, and
the residents HE'D themselves to the
tall and uncut timbers around oc-
mulgee.
Provost Guard hove into view at this
| time, and Drum Major Croxton showed
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. T. 5. Brooks, of Ideal,
Ca, are in the city, guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Harris, on Hancock av-
enue.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-23

APARTMENT FOR RENT-Lee
street; immediate possession. Apply
II. R. Johnson. 22-tf
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-23

Judge Ware G. Martin, Of Leesburg,
spent Tuesday night in the city, and is
here today.
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FOR RENT-Six room house, Bran
non avenue; modern conveniences.
Herbert Hawkins. 3-tt
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Mrs. Earl speer and children re-
turned Wednesday afternoon from
Hfllsboro, Ga, where they have been
visiting Mrs. speer's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. M. Bearden.
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Lewis Clark returned Wednesday af-
ternoon from Albany, where he has
been for day on business.
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Don't fail to see "The Girl With The
Green Eyes" opera House Thursday,
Aug. Gath. Goldburg Cartoons added
feature, 23-1t
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THE BEST BREAD is UNCLE SAM
BREAD. Fresh shipments daily.
SPARKS GROCERY CO., Phones 4s
and 279. 16.tf
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Jno. W. Walters, of Cordele. Ca, ar
rived Wednesday, and will be in the
city for a day or two. the guest of his
sister, Mrs. @. W. Fuller, on Hancock
avenue.
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See orr show window for decorated
Electric Lamps. s. A. Daniel, the jew
eler-
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Mize, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. G. Tillman, forming a congen-
la party at Warm Springs the past
few days, returned home today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. slappey, of sa-
vannah, are visitors in Americas to
day.
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Arthur Long, of Leesburg, came up
Tuesday on a visit to his sister, Mrs,
L. H. Kimbrough.
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Kryptok Invisible Bifocal glasses
Bell, The JeweIer.
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FOR RENT-Store known as Ham.
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sion given Sept. 1st "A, S. Holiday.
loft.
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Mrs. Johnson, of this city is the
guest of her son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Daniel, of Shiloh commun-
ity, going there few days ago to well
come her new granddaughter, who
came as permanent visitor in the
Daniels home Tuesday afternoon
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Miss Loula scarboro left today for
Washington, D. c., to visit Miss Olive
Geiger, who is pleasantly remembered
as a visitor in the city. Before re-
turning home Miss scarboro will visit
Potomac Beach, Baltimore and other
points Of interest.
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Don't "GROPE" in the DARKNESS
get a FLASHLIGHT from WINDSOR
PHARMACY at 161. 20-tf
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Veterans are cordially invited to
attend all the shows at the Opera
House on the gath and 25th. Delight
fully cool at all times. 23-1t
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T. A. Mashburn, of Eufaula, Ala, an
uncle of Mr.. viii R. Hansford, ar
rived Wednesday afternoon and will be
his guest during the reunion.
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a clean pair of heels to the other TWEEN
ty members in his squad.
Private Pete Thames, succeeded in
arriving safely at home before taps
ard the night ended with the band
laying the "Snore Chorus"