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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-02
Be SURE TO KNOW
YOUR OWN DISTRICT

Men are called for select ecrv'
ice physical examinations by dis
tricta. 40 you must know what
district you are In TO see " your
name Is included In the call
Districts are composed OF
groups of precincts. aH Indicated
In the list below II you don't
know your precinct. call up
Chief Registration Clerk Gaines.
Main 5000. and give him your ad.
dress.
When you have your precinct
number. you can easily deter
mine your board In the table
which follows:
District i--Precincts - TO 90
(inclusive).
District 2-Precincts 10 8. 10.
10 20 - tinclusive).
District Precincts 6 90 ..
II 10 is. 5G 10 G7.
District t-Precincts Gs TO g2
District b-Precincta % TO 100.
ne. 1874. 1876. 1877 TO i3s. IA TO
l5i.
District 6-Precincts 1865 TO
l5S. iGi TO 1872.
District T. Precincts l0i 10
III. lla 10 ii5. 1873. 1875. 1877. l3t.
1876. 1859. 100.
District S-precincta iiG TO
1872. 12s TO 1888. 1856. i40 to ii3.
1873 ia, 1856.
District 9-Precincu lsG to
2ie.
District i0-Prccincts 2i3 TO
23s. except 23b.
District Precincts 235. 239
TO 256. 2bs. 259
District i2-Precincts 257. 200
TO 2TT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-02
Romance Dead, Set
Her Clothes Ablazc

Los ANGELES. Aug. 2.-A,,ir.
ed in flimsy nightgown. Mrs.
Concha Keno. aged %. n pretty
spanish woman. went to the rear
porch OF her home. poured half
gallon OF gasoline over her body.
and lighted a match. Her body
was burned TO crisp.
That the young woman attempt.
ed TO end her life because OF being
separated from her husband was
the statement OF friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-02

Yamama,o. Frank Anton Ssi.sn. Andrew
Joseph stella. Linden - Rodgefs Her
man Robert ns~pi~r sursn NJ sarcnson.
MAJ George Cnuion. fashitaro inada.
Frank Kosa. Marin ftusenc, Charles
Richard Rsnta. John Omaha. Leo seofse
Richter. Harry samuel Reno. Tatsufui
Taketa. Emelio santiui Talbot n Kelly.
Ciifforf EAri Nccabs william Herman
Meredith. David Morris Gale. Nathaniel
Mayhsw. Earl Edmund nutt Eiusg John
Brandt. curtis Charles hAnlah. tAnss
H. Lorhfidge. oevislio Lorenzo. Henry
Farman Davis. ElWin Adams. Jossph
Marion Albert Achiiis vincent. ROD
srlck McSen charles J Bureau. Andrew
niu Reginald charles Rice
ia William Dawson Schirn mel,
stephen Gross. Albert Abrams Ore Al
fer.. Lar. Emil Nslandsr. Jacob n
Blnhi. Alfred A sorenson. Herbert Sc
bastian Ecksrt. Adelio rardini. haeh~chi
Francisco snhatino John ftanftsid XII
dow. George Henry Albsns George HAD
doway. Raymond stuart camphsl. elmo
Naocioni. Joseph nissiK. Clarence Melvin
stout. George Naletirh Aiyin Edwin
Hoyce. Thomas Lester Hunter. osundro
Cavane. Paul Bake. Cecii NJ Sides. IL
mer Kakeia. Henry Andrew Salstsd, Jun
mar Anderson, Andrcas olsi hartinson
Lakebo. Alfred Pullman johnson, joe
q Rourke Joe Prayer. william harrett
Robinson. Edgar g. Hickiin. Huber Vim
cent Guiberson. Arthur George Waid
chri. Boitano. Clarence Otis Lamorsaur
Henry Reimer. Frank RsmiiE Homer
Frederick Hoffman. David Ccoket Cox
noEo kiskapa Clarence inreman.
Henry " Gray. Andrew A Rskkstun.
Promo Gaiino Roy Melvin Higgins. Ern-
eat Joseph Tasoni. George isnas kra-
iowec. william Mccall, william James
Pearson Victor PaChmaycr. James
william Shelly. Rem Lachman, John
-
Inme. IL Haines. John Joseph Hogan.
Roy Ralph Mclaughlin. pipinto Gius-p-
pc, Burger Erickson Tulo Ga.tano. VIII
liam u. Hansen. James Melvin Rest.
Clarence Albert Mack Walter Traham.
Kalchlro Koral. Brick Fred FELTON,. Nuigi
iIisato. Charlie Monroe Harding
DISTRICT TWO
John Robert I'm. senssr william
Peterson, walter Mexican. Gavin Brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-02

douole-yoiked eggs. lie figured
that II he could get one chicken
from a single-yolked egg. he ought
10 get two from tho others.
The result was surprising. Ou,
OF 10 eggs he got 81 chickens. In
several cases there we're double
chickens. Two had two heads. one
had four LEGS. and another had four
legs and two heads Two we're
Joined together by a piece OF skin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-02
s-s'ond Third Called
second Third TO Appear on second

Elisha Ford slusr Harold August
Jensen. Michael Holcch. Harry Ralph
Pstilt Patrick l. nranden. STRAIT Foten.
Joe Cobish. William Harisuff Annette.
/ Louis soiomos. John Systrand. sam y.
Gay. vernon Ati.s CieuIans. Richard
Paul Rsck. Emil SimcuHon. John AlskoG.
sivrrt Adrian Oman. William Roy SedE-
wick Thomas Albert Garrett. Walter
Kslcnovaki. Rupart Garfield Carlson,
Nick rrnkuvick FranreHco bruno, Han
del Weston Hugo Wilhelm whitman
James william Monroe. Edward Nicholas
sfranE. George Henry Hissy. Fred era
mann. Roy ". Dunbar. John winters.
otto ErvinK Nash. GcorFios Nasinas.
Patrick James Roddie. Elmer johnson.
william Day. James Ciinch Dcwar. Fred
J pibley Maurice Lee Mann, John Har-
per Harry. Llnscy Young. Fenton Michael
Kelly. Frank NeupRuor. Charles Thomas
Richardson, Lorenzo Albert Dewey. Emil
Peterson Joseph Frederick Shearer.
Johannes uruversgoard. Dwight Ewing.
Ernest II. Peters. Ernesto Dclvccchio.
TnyaHuke Osaki. Ira Reese Jones, Koxo
OUGHT. Albert Alleman. Gust Carlson.
baniels Rosa william A. Wilson. Sarti
santini. Herman Hermansen. Paul Fer
dlnand Briesei. Robert Cunningham
shinn. Stanley Long. sverre Holton
Medganrd. Henry Goldman. Satoru Bat
sumo. victor Frish. william John Heb
nor. James Kidd oEilvy. william John
Han Ernest Froollch. Marcus Wilton
Angelo Klein. Fred Schlensner. Arthur
Andrew Anderson. Charles a Cunning
ham, Charles " Hamm. Joe BERT,
Oscar wallen. Rennis wright Croweli.
EInar jacobson Finland Leo Mason
Cornwall. Mitchell Piancich. William
Valentine Stein. Tetsuiiro Furhata, Nd
Olson Louis KinEcr. Yono sasnkl VAN
chance Rossi. Cart n. Erickson. Arthur
petcrmnn. Max Paul Wardweli. Phillip
Hnrmrling. Edward NJ Lang. George
william Terpeniug. John Banks. William
Francis Bauer. Crsarc GiaNi. John Theo-
dpre Feyrcr Thomas Lnwreno" Hovan.
John Harrison Turkey. Bartolomco Pie
rardn. Andrew johnson. Edward Charles
Rolak. Mashide shlouchi. Kanlchi Tuulta-
maxi Edward Graham, Daniel Thomas
walls. Robert Allen, Harry Griffin
strong. Raymond Napoleon woolford.
Harry Edward Hook John Johnson.
John Grover Albright, Henry Raymond
Armstrong. Harold Washburn. Guy
Blake. John stander. Charles Conrad
Miller. Johan NJ Jones. HORN ftoh. Karl
Arthur Aimqulst. George waldrup Car
rico Kolchira ltabashi, Andrew IL.
Dcmke. Adclore Bureau.
Called for Third Day
Tho following men In King county,
division No southern. VIII be called
20 appear IN room i07. county-city build
ing FOR examination, on the third ex-
animation day. which viii probably be
FRIDAY Of next week
Thomas Porrett. InEomhr Hostctter.
ToklyoHhi Nidaks. Charles Lushing.
Harry Albert Jensen. charles Mettioda,
Eugene william Loughecd. r. Amnnp.
Guy H. Trono, Snvorio cnpnllupo, Paul
Herman Koch. Melville Morgan. David
POWELL Alonxo -. Bennett, Dan Jogo,
Neil Benedict shaffer. Mike Reichlin,
pavins Petroni. Herman Howard, ElsuJi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-02

Seattle mon will be esamln.
cd for select service next
week az tho following district
headquarters:
District i-Thursday Friday
and Saturday az 5iiils Ballard
ave. Lists to be posted satur-
day OF this week.
District 2--Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday at Thorn's
hall. 7it3 Woodiawn ave. Lists
TO be posted Friday OF this
week.
District 3-Mondsy. Tuesday
and Wednesday, In rear OF po-
lice station pensmore and
a5th ave. Lists now posted.
District A-Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday at room 3aA.
eounty-elty building. Lists
posted Friday.
District 5-Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday. room 400.
eounty-eity building. Lists
posted.
District 6-Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday. room 800, eoun-
ty-el,y building Lists now
posted.
District 7-Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday. room Ai3. county
city building. Lists posted.
District s-Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday. room 3i3. county
city building. Lists posted
Saturday.
District e-Time not yet an
nouneed. Lists yet to be
posted.
District io-Tlme not yet
announced. Lists yet TO be
posted.
District ii-Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday. room 32s,
county city building. Lists
posted Friday.
District i2-Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday. room
400. eounty-el'y building. Lists
posted.
District exemption board clerk
Iabored hard Thursday to get on
the lists OF men who will be In
GUIDED In the first call for men Il
Uncle Sans select service army.
Most OF the physical examina
ions will start Monday morninl
II the local board headquarters. al
no a few OF the boards Will star
work Sunday. and others not unit
alter In the week. In each cas-
he examinations will take thrc'
lays time. and the men are beini
to appear In three
groups.
Nineteen men were examine,
.ariy this week By the officials o
District 6. and OF this numbe
hose who passed viii not be re
,ulred TO undergo second cxami
nation. while those who failed. nc
,ordlng TO law. will be required Il
appear again.
Gradually the complex system o
he select service IL being WORKED
,ut. Several times this weel
,hanges and additional orders from
have made the wor'
u the local boards more difficult
,ut now the whole system here Il
,oing like clock work
Daily. IN the adiutant generals
,fficc. drawings are being held q
live places In the draft 10 thos'
Who registered after tho officia
late. June g. These men are as
iFned 20 numbers higher than th'
highest registered In the district
Those thus receiving numbers
Irawn IN Washington are placcC
N the local board lists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-02

anfownatons" Hair stain l. far su-
perior Co dyes" and IL absolutely
harmless in every way.
sold ~ al druggists. IN two sires. &c
aud 81 90 ~ you are offered suhsti
tuts save annoyance by refusing IL ana
ordering "Iiruwnatona" direct from the
makers
Insist on "nrovnatons" at your hair.
dresaer'H
A trial bottle and Interesting booklet
alti hc mailed Tor 10 cents Mention
shade desired Address the ksnton
pharmacal Go. s1a Cappin HidE. Cow
iuEtun ~
Hold and guaranteed az al leading
drug and toilet counters Don't accept
any substituts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-02

- y = - =
auCe IL the use OF
"Hr o " n at O n 9"
Hair Stain.
This preparation
will inst ant y
q d n n &c gray.
strenked or faded
hair 90 the n0ftost
and richest golden
brown. medium.
DARK brown or
black Just as you
wish
just comb or
brush " into your
hair
impossible Of do
lection. viii not
rub or wash of.
and needs retouch
tns only a. the
hair gro We out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-02
District Six

The following mon In s~aitls division
have been called TO appear Tor exam
nation IN room 3op. county-city build
Ing. At a m. August
Gilbert Carlson. Frank Hurst. Gustav
Albert CariFreu Albert 4. Chaser Roy
Flward Erb. Park weed Willis. ir
Harry Henry johnson. James Muir
Arthur Joseph Halder q, Eiwood Hunt
Louis Larson. Ted Mitchell strong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-02
George wnist.
fer August 4

George wnist
for August 4
Tho following men IN Seattle division
s have been called 90 appear for cram
ination In room zoe. county-Ciiy build
inE. At a N August
Andrew Forum. Alfred Mcdonald
Martin Walsh. uusssii Andrew Hrsnd
Rob-rt Scott kimb~r. Edward Chiopech.
Prank William Mcclure. George Har'
wood Dolls. Phiilip johnson. preEorio
Sanchez. Henry C. Eihs. Msmao Hifaha
yashi. frsd Henry Burry. August WI
ltam Peterson. William clayton Davis
John Ed~tn Carlson, Matte FoHarty.
Robert Mayer. Fhiitp Deem Eastwood.
RAY oliver Andersen. Hans Kurt Heifrft.
Carl Avrid Sofiins. clifford isaac puus-
moor William Arthur Milton. apifos y
Kouioiatoa. samuel Msttisr psai Edward
Nelson. ciscomn Manzani beodas Fhil-
lips Jean Antoin Ripley. James welsh.
fIswsiyn Kendall Howard. victor Lud
zig HaEs. walter Hsniby. Richard tse
Nfamper. John Aissa foFssfh. GeorGs
nesAns.ar@. Wendell Joseph NuFsuf.
Holts James Naiahan. Julian Anderson.
Joseph Hui. George Cons,Antins HAiias.
Charles johnson. Joseph Henry oHhsA.
Emmett woods Harry walton Meek.
Herbert iiildskmAnt. Pred Leland
tarkin. fsith Anderson. Arthur George
Afnatnn. William James Trnsker.
Alfred Phillips. David wills. John
Henry Meordiak. Leon X. Hurniey. Vastly
Moros. Edward Peterson. David Phillips
Adams. Pearl Sloan. charles Francis
clifford. Theron Ia sale Harden. oliver
r Tate. uruver SELF. Jack STANLEY kins
Peter sisaFns. Martin Won EieN~n. sal
vaaar Vargas. Samuel Arston Herman
Gerard Sssis. John william Black. John
Kr~srud. oiro Assi HAiihsrE. waiter
Later. osorEs A. psnayotie. Harold y.
ChipmAn. Lusrrns james kaFarHEh.
shelton William NseKsusl-. i-orn Fai.
ransr. Tom PaiiHr. Frrf " Nelson. Fran
Gle ". Johnson. Lsrsnu n. ps'ra.h. Cecil
e. Hunt. James J. hrowu. Fred Hsfros.
Charles W ward. Joseph II. Nash. 10
.euh v Robinson. Noianf orsrmspsr.
Abraham vsfeife. George n Olsen. 10
.sph Mrpavi,i. James Mem BAksr. John
". OBrien. 4. q. Harks,rom. Ness
HeiEs. OH u IAmison. Rufino Ranches.
Francis Joseph Hleath. william v, Rsin-
- -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-02
THREE MORE DEATHS

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.--Three
more deaths and dozen prostra-
lions ushered in the capitals
fourth day OF excessive heat. Tenn
peratures today ranged slightly
lower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-02
Gets p Chickens From
Is Double-yolk Eggs

SHARON. Pa. Aug. A
chicken fancier OF this city has
four Plymouth Rock hens that lay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-02
"BroWnatone"
Ijnts Your Hair
In a Minute

Preferred 10 Slow Acting Dyes
Tho straightest road and the shortest
cut 20 the certainty Of an attractive and
beautiful amman
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District One

First third 70 appear on first day
Glenn Hon Creed. Theodore Cassslli.
Joseph Edwin kinneieu. John ofSlg
ROLAND. ttArugire Otpshi David MaEsn
sylvester. Airik Hundauiss. Milton Glen
Mclaughlin. Archi. wayot narrAhni.
william Christensen. Forrss, ~ Green.
Carl hsnninN Carlson. Charles Edward
coomb@. willard Minis KiFkmau. John
trhansk Denise william otto wiyaE,
kiuEsirr Harhau. pscar Edwin t.und d.
quis'. Arthur Martha nssihs Mansueta
MaiEAFtni. John Ffanrls NridY Solo.
mon lttsun. Niftiilo NaEila. OArar Lot
Fr~n. Claude Grant nisaainE. Edmond
ciayburn Sanders. sam Hale claude Du-
vail Blake. Marshall Ray Rogers. Pred
srick fiayd Nllisen. DAVID l.. reislsy
iuitua Tnrda
oscar owen wsieau, Charlie Con
siont Dirserson. Hubert n Mrpsrmoii
Rocco CAndifo. Clifford Paul HiauchAt
David Montgomery ciaEhorn. Arthur
Turnbuii Ffsd Harmon johnson. &or-
bert Edwin Shannon. Marco campansui.
Oliver Gerhard Otto Prank Thomas
wright. Aih~f' Thamss nanflsid. Heliis
Earnest Burke Desiio Afhfini George
teonhard Msfkert. Otto Nielsen. Chester
Elmer Bradley. Martin KitnR. Antan
kurstr. Emil AnberE. Andrew Ho-r.th.
Nau Peter Msinsri'ch. James Herbert
D0wnsy. Gust Aisuia. Joe Carrai. virgil
Csssrs RoccA August Nlspii. Bryant
Leonard Jsn-on. Alison Barnes Mat,
Henry Nsrh9nIk. Ivan william Lee
James Francis Murray. John 0usfave
Carlson. Prank ErvinE Anictrh. Harry
W Grabe. stanley Kurfarsf Joseph
Per-cr John PFimon. George Erwin
Asnis. Evan Forrest iunn. Ditiew Han
sen. Eifi Akfs. Motosaka shiohsfa
Robert bridges. aaichi Furota. John
Kiadnik Mr.; KovHL James Andrew
NcifuEh. Lyman Z,'tisr Paul walter
Glass Ole HIsnes. Matt Kump. Albert
oscar Jensen. Frank oscar Garrison
pominiek Jerry. norman George Hilss
Amos = Wales. walter Hissie~. Gioszn-
nj NAvanc. Lewis Hrusmmsr. Arthur
Oien. Thomas Wilson Chardwick. Asai
strain. Frank Eiszovtch. Leonard Cock
son Ross Otis BittinEer. John Edward
MctIuEh Joseph Cor. Louis Arthur
white. George olsi Olsen. clyde Franklin
AuSser. Guy Weir ksnnard. Thomas W
g Kelly. Joseph Hamilton. Adcilneto
pcnnacehl. Roy Mitchell Paul. Guy VIII
liam Laurence. Toxic SakaEawa Hans
Hilbert Thin. zyEmont Fprnaisky.
Charles Marion Hamiin. Fred Ellsworth
Harding Earl Raymond cupp Tom Dun
ninEton Madison. William Morgan kin
iiro Ito. carl Carlson. John Jackson.
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John Robert nm. senssr william
Peterson. walter Mexican, Gavin Brown. |
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-11
|. ". VS. BEATEN
At TULSA, OKLA.
SEVENTEEN HALF-NAKED MEN
WARNED TO LEAVE TULSA AND
NEVER RETURN AND STuE HID
ING IN W0OGS.

TULSA, Okla, Nov. 10.-The where
atouts of seventeen half naked and
sadly beaten members of the Indus
trial Workers of the World organiza-
ton, who were taken from the police
authorities, whipped, tarred and feath-
cred last right by band Il sixty
- nights of Liberty con tue I'M
known today They men. after be-
ing beaten and decorated by their
captore were wared never to return
to Tulsa, and it is believed they are
now hiding in the woods. The police
who had the men in charge, were
fcrcedd to witness the work of the
"xniehts of Liberty" which they pro-
nounced well done in every particu-
lar
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-11
CHEST Of SILVER
BURNED BUT SAVED
1T WAS MELTED, BUT WAS FOUND
IN THE ASHES OF COUNCIL
HOME - MIR. GATEWOOD HAD
FURNITURE DAMAGED.

A valuable find in the ashes of the
Barlow Council home yesterday morn
ing was the chest of silver was
thought to have Teen destroyed.
The silver was blackened and melt
ed, but is still worth a considerable
amount.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Turpin saved
the larger part OF their house hold
goods, though some of it was damaged
by water and by hurried moving.
Mr. mad Mrs. Gatewood, whose home
was blistered and scorched, and who
moved everything in the apprehension
that the fire was coming their way,
are really heavy losers. All of their
furniture was injured to some extent,
and much of it was damaged consider
ably.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-11
To MAKE APPEAL
FOR THE Y. NJ. CA.
DIR. c. II. CHRISTIE TO BE HEARD
HERE TOMORROW AFTERNOON
IN SUPPORT OF MOVEMENT FOR
ARMY Y. M. C. A.

DR.. C. R. Christie, of Rome, will oe
heard at the First Methodist church
tomorrow afternoon in behalf of the
campaign for raising funds for the
Army Y NJ c. A.
Mr.. T. 0. Marshall is in charge of thu
campaign in this city. Americas has
bees assessed $1,000, and it is believed
that this much more will be raised in
this city.
A nationwide campaign for the fur
therance of this movement will be IN
progress all next week, and Americas
will be counted upon to do its share.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-11
GRAND JURY WILL
MEET ON NOV. Is
On FOURTH MONDAY IN THE
MONTH THE NOVEMBER TERN OF
THE SUMTER COUNTY SUPERIOR
COURT BEGINS.

The grand jury for the November
term of of the superior court will or
ganize on Monday the 10Th.
Subpoenas have been issued for thar
date. Petit jurors have also been
for the same time. While
the grand jury is in session, docket
of civil cases will be tried in court.
1t has been enormously stated that
the grand jury would assemble Mon
day week. The right date, however,
is November IS
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-11
HARVEST HOME OFFERING
FOR THANKSGIVING DAY

There will be Harvest Home offer
ing taken in the churches of Americas
for Thanksgiving.
AT the meeting of the pastors this
week the following committee was
appointed to arrange for this collection
and for its distribution:
First Methodist-Mrs George Dun
can.
First Methodist Mrs. George Nix.
First aBptist-Mrs. Minnie Brown.
Lee Street Methodist-T NJ Fur
low.
general baptIsL-I. Z. IL4IulAn.
Calvary Episcopal-To be appointed
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-11
RED CROSS
BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Ralston Cargill entertained the
Red Cross Bridge club at one of the
loveliest parties of the season yester-
day, at her her home on Lee street.
Quantities of bright hued flowers de-
corated the house and delicious re-
freshments were served. Those pres
ent were: Mrs L. F. Grubbs, Mrs. ].
L. Sparks, Mrs. D. r. Andrews, Mrs.
Tracy Cunningham, Mrs r. E. Nc
Nulty, Mrs. J. E. Mathis, Miss Martha
Wheatley, Mrs. l. j. Kalmon, Mrs. j.
E. Hightower Mrs. Hollis Fort, Mrs.
S. H. Mckee, Mrs Charles M Council,
iiss Annie Mclaughlin and others
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-11
DIAMOND PIN LOST.

Mrs Dudley Gatewood lost dia-
mond and platinum pin in the excite
ment of the fire Friday afternoon. The
SDin was in dresser in Mrs. Gate
woods room and it is thought that
it may have been dropped on the side
walk in moving the furniture from the
house. The pin was in the form of
a stem with flowers and leaves. Any
information will be gratefully receiy-
ed
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-11
MINISTERS GOING TO
ANNUAL CONVENTIONS

Methodist and Bajtist ministers OF
Americas will be out Of the city the
coming week.
The Baptist clergymen will be at
tending the meeting of the Georgia
Baptist association at Newman.
The Methodists will Be to the annual
meeting of the South Georgia confer
ence at Albany. There is much in
terest in the naming of the successor
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-11
$25O.0O0 In Dividends Paid.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov. 10.-Cash
dividends amounting to $250,000, and
a new high record have
been paid by Fall River cotton manu-
facturers for the fourth quarters of the
mill year, it was announced today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-11
IMPORTANT REAL
ESTATE CHANGES
IN SUMTER LANDS

Two interesting real estate sales are
ann1unced, having heen closed
through the agency of G. D. Wheatley,
The j. b. Ellis place, consisting .f
200 hundred acres and an attractive
bungalow home. on the smithville road
several miles from town, was to Mc.
Edgar Ship for $4,000. 1t will be
occupied md farrned by sIr win Wig
gins
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-11
SUMTER CLUBS DANCE.

The Sumter Club will entertain
with a lovely dance on Thanksgiving
evening at the Armory Roses orche5.
ira from Columbus will furnish the
music and the occasion is being an
ticipated with much pleasure by the
dancing contingent.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-11
SOCIAL ITEMS ::
, = 4 " = y = 4 = y
| WELL BELIEVE, +

= y y = 4 = > : y = = = = \ y =
l well believe that Love is blind, for
if he once could see
The frauds they practise in his name
and sanctioned infamy,
He would run mad of turn to Hate =
yea, sometimes it appears
That bound in stale conventions
bands, he neither sees nor
hears Harry Kemp.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-11
BED CROSS DANCE.

A dance will be given on Wednes-
dak evening at the Armory, under the
auspices of the Red Cross chapter.
Rawlins' orchestra, of Albany has
been secured and dancing will begin
promptly at nine o'clock Tickets are
on sale at Windsor Pharmacy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-11
CRIMINAL CASES Fur
CITY COURT ARE SET

Criminal cases for trial in the city
court during the November term were
assigned yesterday morning at a mee--
ing of the bar association. Court will
convene on Monday the 10th. A week
later the superior court will start.
A number of important cases will
bn tried.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-11
U. D. c. MEETING.

The Americas Chapter U. D. C. will
meet on Tuesday afternoon at the Car
negie Library, at three o'clock. Mrs.
H. B. Mashburn and Mrs. R. S. Broad
hurst have returned from the state
convention and will make their report
Of its proceedings. A full attendance
is urged.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-11
D. A. r. MEETING.

Council of Safety Chapter of Daught-
ers of the American Revolution will
meet on Tuesday morning at half-past
ten o'clock, with Mrs Charles M. Coun-
Gil on Lee street.