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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-26

=. one-ssysa,h of the pooplo OF Tibet
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-26
Likely Luggage,
the Kind You'll Most
Likely Like

Steamer trunk $3.50 to $500; regular
shapes $1,000 to $500.
Suit cases of real feathers $500 TO s24.5O;
imitation leather $1.OO to $175.
Every trunk, bag and suit case made bv
Henry Likly is guaranteed for five years SER
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-26
C7arksburg. Mon June 26
Pursops-Souders
Note: Wednesday Morning. 100 Sample Pairs Women Shoes at
Be Prepared!

Chief Justice Brewer of the Supreme Court of the United
States said shortly before his DEATH IF the teachings and pre-
ces OF the Bible could be brought home the people the re-
suits would be grander than all the victories in all the
wars since the beginning of time"
Preparedness is in the Air.
there were Bibles in the hearts and lives of the
nations of the world there would be need for dreadnaus
and submarines
-, The gideons band of Christian Commercial Trav-
ellers that has placed
$325,O0O Bibles
in the hotels of America.
Thousands of men and have been saved to lives
OF usefulness and blessing to Others by these Hotel
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-06
Sclbampicr abgebraunt.
llnbeidDiibtcs Sidlt ent5iimoetc 6nic
nnf San 6riitpbal.

9fcm . )orf. 6. glpril. Ger Gel
transport. 0ompfcr Griitobal. Giacn-
tinn Der 0ferican Oil 60. Der jipi-
ihcn merifoniiden unb 8olihGfell
rcrfcbrte, purbc 5itianuncn nit elmer
9ooura pon 5000 SOB Hobol nm p.
MGrj in Yiierto Merico 5erItort.
Tieic 9fnfrid)t brodlte helite Der
8oro- Oan1pfer Snntiago nah gterp
Horf. Gus aSeuer begnnn nit elmer
Grploiion unb gefGbroete Die Sailtia-
90. Shleppbootc bruhten iie nod
bcn ,5luB binaus mo febrten Damn 81
Dem brennenben Sdliiic 5uriid, bos
lid losgcriiier hottc mo geeen Die
Suntiogo bintrieb. SeBterc puroe
burdl oic iSlammen idon bcocft. ais
cS gclang, oic Griitobal fortjuIflep-
pen. 0ieie puroc ihlicBli6 in ici6-
res @aiier ecbradt 9as 6euer iol
oabnrd cntitnnben iein, oaB cine I'm.
bcid)iistc 9ihtflomme auf Dem @ootc
@aic, sic Dem Robol cutItiegen, cnt.
siinbctc. Die Sun Griitobal mar ell,
Sdiif bon 1880 Hcgiitcr- Sonnen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-06
Sic leioige U: Boot
Trage.
@iliOn nnb 9aniing ftcdtn
wieOer bic aOpfc
3uiammen.
Berlin n1ein fann ariiis brimsen
pber ne abuenocn.
aaiierte idliirren bic 6ebe sesen Die
Snudlbppte weitcr.
6ransoiiifer Nbmiral madDt if nit
Seridlt laherlidl.

0o1hin9ton, 6. 9lpril. &c
gierlIngsbeanite marten helite nit
llngeoulo aiif Die slntport oes Der
liner nisiudrtigen gImtes an oic 9ln=
fragen oes 9otidafters 8eraro be-
5iiglih Der nngebliden Salidbootan-
grille oiif Den britiihen &analoam:
pier Suiier imb anoere Sd,ifie, an
6eren @oro lid) 9lmerifaner befnnoell.
Bon oieicr 9lntDort, beibt c., bdngi
oic gan5c Sdu16oot -Situation ab.
0as bisbcr ais Sliellen DER Nj
liicrten itnmmenoe 9epei5material
fponod) oeutihc lluterieeboote mir bic
llngliifsfalle, Die pcridIiebcnen Ianl-
pTern 5ugeifoBeu iino. perantportlid
ipdren, ioa Die Hegicrliugsbeamtcr
iiber5clIst bubeu, OaB es Suhe Der
@crliner ;Regierling lei, oen &crt Der
ben Der. StGaten gcaebencn %cripre-
dlungen jiI oenonltriercn.
Iie Situotion Dor 8egenitano ci-
ncr 9oniereii3, oie geitern nbcno jrpi-
ihen TrdiiOent @ilion mo Scfretdr
@anling im @eiBen Sduic itottfonb
Gen uiclen Nelolingeii nus Dem
9Iu5Innbe. bic ocn Ginoruf oerbrci-
fen iolen, ooB Der britiihe &onol-
0anIpfcr SuiIer ohne Wornung tor.
peOicrt porben iparc, fpnroe helltc
nod cine geographiihe 8eifidtc bin-
Juecfiiet, Ole iidl in einem 9eridt bes
&outer- -Nontirals GSrnIIct on oer
fro13oiiidlen 8eneralitab befinoei
unb bon Der bieiigen fran50iiifen
@otihoft peroifentlidlt mur0e.
Ss heiBt bnrin, oaB oic Sulier
unbemoifnet, Der Sngriif oiii tic bon
ldngcr Sono porbereitet mar, ouB Ole
,Siirdlc cines SorpcooS pon pielei1
8diiogicrcu on 9oro bes Sd)iffes &C.
iehen nuroe uno 6aB oas SonGboci
lid in Scr T1he Scr Sliiier oiifge.
halteu boben nnlBte, Inn iebes Sdlifi
5il torpeoieren. oas ieinem Spfer 81
oilie fommen Ioatc. "
Seine 9lmcrifnner an Spro.
" &oihinaton, 6. glpril Icl
nmerifonii1c &oulul IN Saprc mel
hetc hcritc, oaB bel Der Gerienfiinl
bcs norfpeeiihen 9ampiers 9aits
Der uermutlih Spfcr eines Snuhbpo.
tes plrbe. uicr Hcriouen umfamcn
nuB obcr feline 9lmerifancr an Bort
lparcn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-06
SorO's TriebensfOuferenS,
SRI. Bald iuirb SRI. Sane gbpams in
Sfofhplm pertreten.

9tem gorf, 6. 9lpril. @rof,
Gmilp q. 9alh pom 8clleslen Col
lege lit Hniineierin ouf Dem Oampfer
Oscar H., Der bellte nah Stofbolnl
abgebt, no SRI. Bald EN- Nitglieo
Der permanenten nelitralen sSrieoens-
fonferen5 Senrp 6orb's Derben ipirO.
Sie miro bort Sri. Sane Ib0oms BON
Chicago pertreten, Die franfbeitsbol.
ber Die Heiie nah Stodbolm nid)t I'M
ternebmen fam.
Sie gcplante &onferen5 miro lid
ais ie fiinf Gcleeoten ser foleenben
nelttralen 9onber 5uiammeniesen
0oaallo, sic S6mei3, S6meoen, "a
nemarf, 9torpeger uno Die Ser.
Stoaten. Gr. Charles 9lfeb ilnb
SSohn =. 9arrn iinb bcreits als ame-
rifaniife Ieleeoten in Stodholnl
uno es pitroe befanrtgcgebell, baS
@iQiam :. 8rpan, Senrp SSoro llno
@eoree @. &ird,nen ben Sielu1gell
beirpobnen peroen, peHn tic obfcnl-
men fonnen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-06
Giubrnf) in Sanf.
15.jdbriser anabe in ,Snfiun leete
nngeblidl 8citGnonis ab.

Sodion, W1if., 6. 9lpril. @itp
8onshorn, Is Sabre aft, ipurbe beute
morgen in Der Stotion Der Wiidigon
Central gabn perhaftet nnb lit be.
iduloigt, in Der perfloiienen 9tadt Die
Union 9onf bon Ssofion unb Dor
bier5ehn Sogen cine Yianbleibonitalt
beitoblen 5u baben. 0ie Soli5ei er-
flGrt, ooB Der &nabe geItGnoig lei
uno oaB ein Jfepolpcr, oen er aus Der
Bfonoleibanitalt geitohlen boben ioll,
iiG in ieinem 8eiise beflrnben bate
@s miro bebouptet, baB Der &nabe
geItern geger s llbr nbenos ourh Ell,
alaep Seriter in bas 9onfgebGube
einorang uno perihieoene S6reib.
tiife pliinberte. Seine @eitte iolI
aus $3.57 gargelo uno bier &aiiie.
rer-@bef5 inn 8etrage bon $t7t0 be.
ltaitoen baben. Hangborn lit BEN
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-06
Sns bctrnnfenc Mnricile.

Dit bitteren @orten ecibeIt
Seuiaes in Dem Yoriier 9Iatt Bic
toire" Die 3uitdnhe, Die in Ntorieile
cllgeriiien limo.
nSn MarieiQc", beiBt es oo, lit
sen in nllen &neipen llrlauber lno
Solbnten beriim, Die bier ihre lniiBi-
ge 3eit perbrineen, neltn lie nid)t in
Den Stroben bummeln. PIN 9lbeii6
eritrahlen ale &neipen Der Stoot IN
taghcqer 9eleu6tune. 91rnn, Strei-
tereien, fpiiites 8eioble ltn6 Wieiier-
itehereien eeboren 5iir Sogesorb-
nltne. Tic 6Glle bon Srlmfenheit
unb 8ehoriomsperipeigerlng nteb.
rem lid in bedneitigenher @eiie.
0ic Sd)amloiigfeit oieies 9irrnes-
rlintntel5 lit nahgerabe uncrtrdglif)
gcfporoen. @ir iinb ntitten I'M &rieg
uno pom sSeinbe bebrobt. lullienbe
bon iSonlilien in 3rouerfleioeru ho-
ben elm billiges 8ed)t olif gld)tiing
hires Sdmer5es. 8ohl bobcn 6ie
0iilitGrbeborben Mabregeln ergrif-
fen, Die barouf ob5ieIen, Die 9issi.
plin Slt feitiaen, oie @iirbe Der Uni.
form 5r wobren itnb Die Seiunobeit
Der 9erte 81 it)iisen. slber auf oieie
WoBregcln ont1porten Die &neiptuirte
nit elmer cbenio urperid]Girten ole
lGherli6en aiinogebung. Sic mil.
len, oob lie cine 9egion oorIte1er,
cine Mad)t i'm Stoat, nit Der lnon
re6nen mliB unb bic lid nift ipiber.
itanoslos breden I1Bt. Sic iinh
itarf olird) Die sSur1t, bie lie o1berer
einiagen, uno Ole Ssrtereiien, oie iit
perforpern.
Die anciptpirte iprenen OILS Ser
rem. Sic iettoen ben Srlippen ~oos
3eugnis ihrer 9etpunoer,ing", Tie iii
gen ben Ienihenreften alis eieene,
@ia6tpoGfommenbeit ben Boraero
pben bel, baB ~iebermnnn bus 9fe6
babe, iih nit &bfiirth unb dbnlidei
9ineen 81 pereiften", rnb tie bebon
oeIn ols @errGter, Die iie Der Bolts
rahe beni,nsieren, alle bieierigen, BIZ
ba au iasen rDasen, oaB Der sllfobo
Die Wenihbeit entorteu Iaiie. lin
bas Nab bon 5u MAIDEN, beihimpiei
Tie ben General o'@nabe uno be
i9lieben, iiber feline grldiie 5ur Ia
gesoronung iiber5ugeben unb aiii lei
ne Strafanorohiineen nit Den
Streif 81 ontporten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-06

Sligenogeridt befannt mo itebt &C.
genn1rtie llnter 9robation.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-06
Sas beieste bentidle aolpnialscbiet.

3Sm unterbouie Iteate Bonor Yam
feit, ooB 10000 Guooratneilen
BON ben oeltifen &olonien beieet
ieien, Die lid pie foIst 5uiommen'
iesen: Siiopeitofrifa idlasungsDeiie
322,450 Guaoratmeilen; &amerur,
100000 Grobrot1neileu; Sogo, S3.-
700 Guabratmeilen; llpollL $40
Guabrotmeilen; 9aiier @ilbeln1s-
lono unb Snieln oes Stillen S5eons,
10000 Guabratmeilen; gisnord-
9lr9ipel, 22,640 Guooratnretler';
&aroIinen.Bolm Wnriunren, ytar'
iAaainieln, 1000 Snoorotnleilen;
Giautidou, 200 Gliobratneilcn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-06
Sir 6armcr nnb 6nrmarbeitsr

0onfine, Oiid1.. 6. April. 9lr-
bcitsfonlmiiior Cunningham bot an-
aefiinbigt, oas am fontmcuben
santitas nadniittas in ulen itottIi-
fen Nrbeit$burcuus I'M Staatc Der
Icriud eentaht tpcrben miro, Sorm-
orbeiter 3u cneagieren. 6ormcrs.
Die gIrbeiter notig baben, iino oufge-
foroert pcroen, Die 9lrbeitsbureaus
oouon in 9enntnis sll iescn itnO ar.
bcitsiuhenoe Yidnrer i'll ben gIder-
boioiitriftcn perbcn alf Sarmen
lntcrgebrad]t merbcn, fpenn iie lid
Samitag nat)nittag perionlifl oil bic
Bureaus penocn, Don oencn nihts
berehnet miro.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-06
Grhnnst iih inter @lpfemturm.

y em gorf. 6. slpril. Tbilip
q. @alter, Sitter Der alten ct.
8alIl 9apelle, erh1tgte iid> helitc IN.
ter Dem @lodelltiirm. glll5 ciner
5llriifgelaIienen Notis crfGbrt mon,
oaB Die Gintonigfeit ieiner Stellrng,
Die er 81 Sabre lang befleioet bate,
linn Dos 9eben perleibet bGtte. g9al-
fer mar 50 Sabre oft.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-06
Enris beridlfet sum Snae.

Yaris, 6. Ipril. Ser Cert Der
beutigen amtlifen 9tadlrid)t loittet
ipie folgt:
rSn Den Irgonnen rpuroe bon rrts
beilte iriih Elm iiberrai6enoer 9ln-
grill aiif orc feinoliden 9rdbeu nabe
Der StraBe bon Ct. Subert gemoft,
Der betrGhtlihe @eriuite filr luliere
8cgner. nerbunben NIT 20 @efange-
uen. I'M 9eiolge bate. 8dbrenb
oieies slngriffs beifoB uniere PR
tiaerie beftis ben Scil bes @aloes
BON slpocourt, Der BON ben 9eilti6en
belest moroen mar.
ySsm Hai,me BON @eroim bat Der
6eiub mad, perboltuisnldBiser &ait
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-06
5leiidlfarten fiir Snhien mnb
0ahern.

Berlin. iiber 9onbon, 6. Gpril.
tSleiidforten ioIlen in 8apern rno
Sa1ien am 10. 9lpril eingefiihrt
nerocn llno Den @erbraud bon nidt
mehr als einem 6rittcl anerifoni.
ifem Bfltnoe fiir ben 9opf Ser ge-
polferllng uno Gag geitattcn. 9apern
hot Den @erfauf BON gcpofeltem
,Sleiid) perboten, ebertio fpie bcn BON
aan5cn Sdlinfen. &iiriten MIN. an
Yripate, um Oas glnianmeln Don
Sorraten 5ii perbiiten. SnoipiOue1c
sSlciif]farten peroen in Berlin tpabr-
iheiillif nidt 5lir Iusgabe gelaneen.
Die Hegelling miro erfolgen, inbem
man ben 9coarf eiries ieoen SGnb-
lers beidlr0rft.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-06

len Suniite, Die ibre s(neriffe rorblif
bon benl 8alOe Don Gaillette fortiee-
ten. 9ieier @olo lieet birett iiiolid]
bon benz Sort Don Gouorllnont unb
Dem @aloe Don Serooumont, Dem Die
Selltihen in 0ieier 8e9eno sueetrie-
ben peroen.
Snianterie SGtiefeit berrid)tc ge-
itern niGt i'm Nbiduitte bon Teroun,
obaleid) iih BORT sclegentIihe5 9lrtil-
leriefellcr ereignete.
Der amtlihe Serid]t, Ger geitern
sIbenb 5ur glusgabe gelonete, be.
ipridt Die oer,tihe SGtigfeit oil Dem
oItli6en 3cile Der 9inie, in Sotbrin-
gen lulo ben &ogelen. 0tebrere flei-
mere SSnfanterieangriffc pllroen bon
ms in 9othringen 3rpiichen 9lrro-
court uno Ct @tartin ubeeiflaeer,
lp1brcnb cine itorfe oeiltidle allno.
ihaitertruppe iiiooitlid) Don Gales
5erItrcllt pur0e.
Sentidle Cffeniiuc bel Sisn.
Getrograb. 6. elpril. Die
oeiitihen Streitfrdftc iino ihnel 3ll
einer nqgemcinen Sffenlipc an Der
gnnSen Norhfrout III HuBlano iiber-
gegongen, llno ibre 9lngriiie baben
bic groBte oeftigfeit i'll Der Scecno
pon &iea erreidyt, no oic bisberigcn
Sfarmiisel iiG III cinen iteti9en 9(n-
ariff enttpidelt hnben. Der burd
l6Dere slrtiQcric unteritiitt miro.
0ic Gelttihcn iino inbeiien nift i'm
Stanoe geDeier, 8cbiet oltrdl sSront-
nngriffe nuf Bic itatfen rlliiiihen
Stelilngen 5lI gelpinncn, mo tic per-
iuden INN, Die Stellungen por Higa
POM Silooiten alts Su ilnilfieren.
3eppelinansrifi pereitclt.
Honbon. 8. 9lpril. Gin ;3eppe-
lin griff geltern gegcn 9lbcnb bic
norooitlid)e &iilte gnglouos OIL, pur-
be ober ourd) bic Observation-Disclosures
pertrieben. @ie Der nmtlihc 9erift
iagt, fielen cinigc @onlbcn. ober c.
fehlt on gtad)ri6tcn iibcr &erlitite nll
Seben lno angerid)tctern S6aoen.
Die crhohte @irfianlfeit Scr britt.
IGcn @erteioieiulg gegen Sliftangrif-
fe ipuroe geItern eIbenb bargetan. als
ein ein5elner 3eppelilr, scr es iultcr-
nommen bate, cinen fii1lftcn 9lnariff
inncrhalb ie6s Sngen 81 iinterneb-
men. Oaran gebinocrt lpIrbe, iibcr oic
norooitlihe &iiite ei15noringcn, lid,
uiel1nehr 5ir sSliid)t ipenbcn ntuBte
nod] Dem fiir5eitcn 9eiu6e oieicr 9lrt,
Der ie gentaht ipurbc.
0ie 9ta6t mar flar bel 0tonoihein
obne Wilib, Sheinperfer entbcftcn
Die 9nliaberltng ocs 2uftid)iffeS bon
Der Sec her uno pcrloren es nid)t ei-
nen slueenblid lpdbrcno ieincs Iuf=
entbnlts. Bel Grrei6ung ser 9iiitc
flog cs perbaltnisnldbig nieorig uno
es bilbete fiir ole fleiniten 8eidiiec
elm 10 lci6tes 3icl, baB es bphcr itei-
gen mltBte. Die grDberen 8ei6iibe
fanoen oaralif ibr 3ieI lnO llmgaben
nit Silfc pon S6eintpericrn Den
Zeppelin nit eincm berortigcn &c.
ifoBbagcl, bab es iid) naf einem
5ebn 0finllten ipdhrenocn Wtanopcr
iiber elmer norboitlifen Srtid)aft
lpabrenb beiien es mir einige 9omben
mari beinDarts Denoeu miBte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-06
SritenOampfer Gent Ders
ienft; Seil Der Maull=
idaft lanOct.
Enris melbct @erienfuns oeufidlen
Sanflbupts onrd, gllliierte.
Ginmenonhs bes $oerrn non Biting
gcscn Mcreiers tSirtembrief.
Ter iedlite 3cppclin slngriff aui
Die britiidlc &iiite.
Icnc beutihe Cifeniipe an Der Srunt
bon Gisa.
Sdlmerc Scrlnite an Nlliierten.Tlie.
germ segeniiber Sentidlen.

Iaris, 6. April. 9ln einem
Ennftc Der 5ront Sluiidleu 9luueonri
nno Sethineonrt baben bic Seutifen
bic fran5oiiid)en 9inien onrdlbrudlen,
,3luei Nngriffe unroen non oen ocmt'
ihcn Srmppen auf bic franSOiiiflen
Stellnnasn norblidl BON Dem Waloc
upu Gnilette nnternummen, hatfen
icSpdl fciuen Grfola.
SpnSpm, 6. Ipril. Ter britt
ihc Sampfcr Gent, Gin Shiff non
1890 Sonnen, lit periemft uorosn,
Der aapitGn nnb elm Seil Der Nann.
if)aft unroen gelnnoct. Der in Der
noritebenoen Sepeidle genanmts Nam,
pier iua tprpeoiert morScn iein weit-
lid uon 1saitnet. 4S Nitglieber iei,
ncr Wnnnidlaft iucrben permiht mn
Idleinen ertrnnfcn III iein. 3iuei
Wann wnrSen getOtet. Nmr Der &a.
pitan nno nenn Mann Der gciabnna
lanocten.
Toris, 6. 4pril. Ios Srieas.
omt fiinoigt heiite na6mittag Die
Ginnabme zines groBen Cells Der
Stelllneen norolih BON Slpocouri
on. ole als 9ois DC Garre befunni
limo. Oieics Sebict pnroe i'm Ser.
lorfe bon &Gmpfeu geiponnen, Die
iif BON gcitern uadnlittnq bis ipGt
in Die 9tadt biu5ogen uno lid, aui
Den Haum ipeitlidl Der Tnas uno oos
8cbiet 5piiGcn 9lpoeorrt in1o 9etbin.
court critredtcn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-06

Die ein5ise fdsci6e oenf.
f3e Seifuns in 2ai8isan.
pefo6e Die 9epefBert Ger
HH. 2sreHe 6rinsf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-06

&apnc Yiineral. nnS SHrfiid)e
gdocr iiir TGnner uno Srdncr. 81.
fen Die ganse Gag. (gln5)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-13
Veterinary Degree Course
Offered at Agricultural Col.

Beginning with the scholastic year
of 1867, the Georgia State College
of Agriculture will offer degree
course in Veterinary Medicine lead
ing to the degree D. V. M. This will
be the first institution to offer such
a degree in Georgia, and is provided
in answer to an increasing demand
within the state for veterinarians. A
number of young men of Georgia have
been compelled to go to other states
to get their veterinary degrees at CON
siderable cost which can now be saw
ed by attending state institution.
The College has a splendid start
in the way of equipment for present
ing the work of a veterinary degree
course. Work in veterinary science
has been offered heretofore, and for
this there has been excellent provi-
sion made. Recently one unit of the
veterinary building has been complet-
ed which increases the advantages
materially. The veterinary hospital is
quite adequate and well equipped for
the work. The teaching staff is
strong. This new course Of the Col
lege of Agriculture is believed to be
in response to definite demand and,
as a consequence, success is antici-
mated. A special announcement of
the, course has been issued which can
be obtained upon request.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-13
WAR ON SPEEDERS
DECLARED BY THE
CHIEF Of POLICE

The order has gone out from Chief
CT Police Johnson to apprehend all
automobile speeders and violators Of
this law affecting the speed limit and
lights.
Americas is suffering from this
serious malady which has taken the
form of serious objections by the PEG
pie of Americas. There will be no spas
modic campaign against speeders, but
a regular persistent search until the
people and their reckless automobile
drivers are brought to their senses.
The police department has the full
cooperation of the recorders court,
which will carefully take note of all
violators.
Americas has been so fortunate as
t. escape serious accidents lately be-
cause OF speeding, but before the les
son is driven home by death and acct
dent, the police insist that they will
break it up.
1t may become necessary in Ameri-
Gus to adopt the course which many
other cities have done which is a reas-
enable fine for the first offense; a
severe fine for the second offense, and
on the third visit to the recorders
court the defendant will be forced to
work his time on the streets of the
city.
The police are a unit as to their in
tentions in the matter. The speeders
will be caught regardless of class,
click, prejudice or wealth. Speeding
must be broken up, and to co this it
may become necessary for the police
to adopt extreme measures.
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Americas Hi Students And
Their Teachers LeaUe For
District Meet At Cordele

lieved it best to send them Thursday, as
he wants them to be in the best trim
possible for the contests of Friday. The
trip was made on the Seaboard and the
contestants will be met at the Cordele
station by delegations forming the en-
tertainment committee.
Those on the track team were An
drews, captain; Mathis, Harold,
Webb, McGillis and Wheatley. These
boys had instructions to keep the
strict training they have been subject
Ell to by the trainer, and will be in
good shape for the big fray.
The girls essay writer, Miss Anna
Murray and the spelling contestont,
Ely Horne, also left this afternoon, as
their events will be early Friday.
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Everything is primed for the big
Third District High school meet in
Cordele Friday, and the Americas High
school answers ready.
The exhibits, in charge of Edward
Mathis, left Thursday afternoon, and
about ten student representatives ac-
companied the various objects for eX-
hibition. Among the articles made by
the students are an adding machine,
the invention of one of the bright
lights, William Stewart, and several
beautiful carvings made by Ralph Rod
gers. These specimens of art have
been inspected by capable Judges and
their verdict was very encouraging to
the young sculptor.
Essays written by the students of
the Americas High school have been
DOuIlu III dlIIdCIlN6 CONGI1IlSOJ anu I1Cy
will form a very important part of the
exhibit The departments of domestic
science and sewing have contributed
their quota to the show, and the work
OF the young ladies of the school is
bound to attract considerable atten-
ton. Miss Lola Keatley, of the de-
partment of history and sewing, &C
companied the exhibit, and while they
are being shown, Miss Keatley will
give her attention to the exhibition Of
the articles.
The manual training department
sent over many pieces of woodwork,
made by the boys of the High school
ard Prof Hoist will see that these are
given a place of prominence. Among
the articles sent by the boys are tie
racks, made by the Eighth graders, and
the attractive chairs on which the Sem
iors spent quite some time. These
chairs are beautiful in workmanship
and design, and it is hoped, will have
their weight in influencing the judges.
The Athletic Team.
The athletes forming the track team
also left Thursday. Coach Hoist be-
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Agricultural Moving
Pictures In Georgia
j. Phil Campbell, Director Extension
Division, Georgia State Col
lege OF Agriculture

A moving picture outfit is now be-
ing used by the Extension Division of
the Georgia State College of Agri-
culture to convey messages of i'm
proved agriculture to rural Georgia
An auto truck carrying the apparatus
is utilized for producing the power
that operates a dynamo which, in turn,
provides the light for the moving pic
ture machine. The power is suffi-
GENTLY strong to make as good a
light as can be found in any moving
picture theater
This enables the College to go out
into the country and show pictures in
school houses, and reach many peo-
pie who never yet have seen a moving
picture. No difficulty is met in getting
crowds, and, of course, a splendid op-
portunity is afforded for bringing to
bear message, which doubtless, would
not be obtained in any other way
upon whole neighborhood at one
time and in one place.
Exhibitions are given both day and
night, thus giving opportunity of
reaching two neighborhoods a day.
Arrangements are made in advance
with the county superintendent of
schools, who designates the schools
where the exhibition is to be made
and assists in making proper an
nouncements. Where a county dem
onstration agent is located he will also
have part in local arrangements.
The moving picture outfit began OPP
Grating in south Georgia and will
move gradually northward OF course,
it will be impossible to go into every
school house in the state or even
reach every county in the state soon.
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Thinning Fruit Is Profitable
T. II. Mediation, Professor Horticul.
ture, Georgia State College OF
Agriculture

If after the young fruits drop-usu-
ally in May-there remains too many,
thinning should be practiced. Thin
by hand, a stick is not discriminate
ing. Thin peaches when about the
size of the thumb, before the stone
hardens. Leave peaches to 6 inches
apart on tree, the distance depending
upon the size of the fruit when ma
tured. They must not touch.
Apples should be thinned after the
drop" and when the apples are be-
tween a quarter and half dollar in
size. Only one to a cluster should be
left.
Depending upon the size of tree and
set of fruit, it will cost from 5 cents
to rs cents to thin tree.
The advantages of thinning are,
a thinned tree does not break down
because the apples are better distrib-
uted over it; the loss of fruit is little
or nothing while the quality and guam
tity of large fruit is greatly increas-
ed, and the returns greater. Trimmed
trees set better crop of fruit for
the next year. Fungous diseases are
not so destructive because fruits are
not allowed to touch each other. Be-
cause of thinning the poor fruit is
handled and gotten out of the way
before the rush of the harvest season
when otherwise the poor fruit would
have to be handled and sorted, The
thinned fruit can be fed to the stock.