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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28
BROWNS on Religious PreiudIce.

I'VE stand for friendship oppos-
ing all manner of discord, condemning
every form of ill-will, frowning on re-
ligious prejudice, as cause of dis
sension. we stand for that sympathy
and unity, for that friendship among
citizens which the common history, the
common interest, the common destiny
O. all the people of Georgia make it
imperative in the fulfillment of their
hopes and aims.
These times when all men are di-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28
Fine Stock to Come Here On
The Train of State College

I maturing useful type for breeding
Hereford COW. The calf is sired by
Merry Hinge.
Grade Hereford Steer Joe-This
steer is the grandson of COW purch-
ased in south Georgia in carload that
cost an average of $1,000 per head, and
the improvement represents the value
of the crosses of purebred bulls.
Hereford Heifer Charming Donna
This is an ideal type of beef heifer in
good growing condition and represents
what may be produced under farm
conditions.
ShOTthOrnS
Shorthorn Bull Beatrice's Boy
This is a white calf of pure Scotch
breeding. He was selected to head the
College herd because of his ideal beef
type, strong masculine head, smooth
ness and quality.
Shorthorn Heifer Oak Leaf-We
consider this heifer good show and
breeding type. She is rich roam in
color. Straight line and exceedingly
strong on top.
Shorthorn Heifer Avonlady-By a
son Of the great ayondale. Not many
heifers of more pronounced beef type
are to be found in the South today.
She is of early maturing, rapid flesh
forming sort.
Dairy Cattle
Jersey Heifer Sayada's Foxann-
Jerseys have long since been one OF
the most popular of the dairy breeds
and this heifer combines utility and
beauty.
Holstein Heifer Calantha Albatrose
Blanche This breed is rapidly gain
ing in favor in the South. This heifer
is the grand daughter of the cow that
produced the entire Holstein herd on
the College farm now numbering
twenty-seven head of females, besides
the bulls that have gone to many sec
tionns of the state.
Horses
Percheron Stallion Kipling-We want
every man in Georgia that has OBJ
iected to draft horses on account OF
lack OF quality, syle, finish, or action
to see this young stallion. In feet and
legs he is above reproach and he has
way of using them that delights all
horse lovers.
Grade Percheron Mare Grace.-This
is an attractive medium weight draft
mare. She has done six seasons work
under cotton belt conditions. Aside
from the work she has done, she has
been a profitable brood mare.
Grade Percheron Stallion Foal Ho-
bo.-This is model draft foal and
has for mother the good mare Grace.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

laws to propose and no new principles
TO teach. We have absolutely no in
terest that is not common to all good
citizens.
Everything We have on earth is in
Georgia. She has given up as her cit
liens in common with our fellow citi-
zens. all that we have and she prom
ises us all that we hope for. Our fell
low citizens are all the neighbors we
have. They are all the friends We
have. Our lives are linked insepara-
bly, together; we worked together
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

when Georgia was young; fought to-
eether when she was in danger; stood
side by side to secure her liberties;
there is not county in the state
where we have not built together and
done business together.
To-day, in every section OF the state
in every city and township, in almost
every village, we have lived together
tomorrow, as today. and for genera
tons to come, we must live together as
neighbors: shall it not be, also as
friends?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

vided into two camps, the fair-minded
and the foolish: we are ready to stand
up and be counted We ask our fell
low citizens to find out about us; but
Go it from frst-hand sources. We. will
answer any question kindly, give out
any information cheerfully. state our
principles, and our beliefs over and
over again for all who want to know
them
We invite the cooperation, the con-
hdence, the good win and the ser
star<r>pu & ->,,~ h. "a. a.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

citizens We offer these dispositions
to. and we welcome them from our
fellow citizens.
I'VE reach out our hands as Geor-
gia's true men. for friendly, trusting.
helpful relationship among ali her
worthy sons
The association has opened cen
trail bureau at 1o7 h street, Au-
gusta, Ca, from III be plesactiyities
will be direct
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

HOME SACRIFICE Exclusive part of South Highlands: built of brick and cement. tile roof, oak floors. two baths, four bed rooms, sleeping porch conserva- tory, fine basement and floored attic, servant room and garage. You must see this to realize what SNAP it is at $7750. w. H. Bason, Main 791. BIO N. Fist street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04
ONE CENT A WORD.

RATES-Ons cent word a dayi no ad. taken for less than 26c for first inser- ton. Cnsh mv-t sccOnna1y order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04
Trade-Real Estate

SOUTH HIGHLAND BUNGALOW Brand new, modern, has six rooms servants quarters and garage; near Highland avenue best bargain on the Highlands; easy payments; will take vacant lot as part payment 90 ACRES NEAR BIRMINGHAM For sale, rent or trade miles from city; rich, level land, new house and barn, near pike; 40 acres under hog wire fence; really worth $10O an acre; price $5250; easy terms; Or will trade for a residence of equal value.
 24 VACANT LOTS Prettiest lots on Edgewood car line, city water and electric lights; fee sim pie; worth $750 each; SS0O0 for the 24: out-of-town owner wants a small farm.
 WOODLAWN SNAP You can get a 7-room modern bunga- low worth $2750 for only $175O; terms $500 cash and balance on long time; fine location; come. let me tell you how and why you can get such bargain There is a reason.
 Geo. o. Mabry
 426427 Jefferson Co Bank Bldg.
 Phone Main 2572 FOR SALE-Eight second hand dump wagons by R. c. Hill & Co. See w. P. Mellon, Motion Hotel FOR SALE-One roll top desk and one oldstyle cherry dressing table; can be seen at 203 North Hawkins st, West End Phone West End 333-J
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

PIANO bargains at Forbes new store Used pianos as low as $50; organs. $25; phonographs, $10; new pianos, $225. Sole representative for Kranich & Bach, Steger & Sons and Pease pianos. March records just received; double disk only 25c. E. E. Forbes, 106 N. 18th st.
 BARGAINS for sale; roll top desk with revolving chair, Remington typewriter No. 6, small iron safe, 4-foot showcase. triple mirror. mirrors, 3 ladies' fig- ures, one adjustable figure. Address O-6S, care Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

6-GRAVE lot in Elmwood cemetery, one of the best located, s75 nothing for sale near it; bargain Address X-66,
 care Age-Herald. 3-S-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

OWNER will sell or trade Broom mod ern house in West End on beautiful lot 100x14O. Convenient to schools and churches and in good neighborhood. Price, s400O Forty acres IF miles from Ohatche surrounded by excellent neghbors, practically all cleared and ready for cultivation; broom box house, 4-stall barn; price, $500. Immediate possession. Write J. M. Berriman, Fair field Ala or phone Ensley 553.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

talking machine busi- ness for sale, in one of the best grow ing cities in southeast, with population of 40,000 to 50,O0O only Victor and Co., lumbia agency in city; business lucra- tive and expanding; dandy annual profits that can easily be doubled with in 12 months; very exceptional oppor- tunity for live man; Sl0,000 to $l50O0 cash necessary to handle same up-to- date stock of clean records and ma chimes; one of the prettiest businesses to be found anywhere; full details and reasons for selling on request; don't investigate volume unless you have cash to buy-as won't sell except for spot cash. Address 'Nonpariel," care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04
ONE CENT A WORD.
FOR SALE

cent n word n dSys m ad
 taken for less than 25r for first tuSer. tfon. Caab must areOmpruv order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04
With IN M. A. HINES 216 N. 21st St. Main 1913.
 3-2-2t-fr-su
Graphite

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN Complete and mode.n steam laundry, hav- ing a weekly capacity of from $400 to $500; in growing southern city of COCO populations; all new and modern ma chinery; operated only one year; will sell plant to be operated at present To- cation or to be moved; only plant in city. Owner going out of business on account of other interests. Address Steam Laundry, care Age-Herald, Bir- mingham, Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04
JAMES A. WOOD
 with
M A HINES

M. A. HIN Elo, Phone Main 1913 216 N Fist St. FOR SALE-By parties leaving city, two large beds, two children's beds, dining table. library table, chairs and china, gas stove, two bureaus; this furniture is good and can be bought cheap for cash Call Woodlawn 222 or see at 120 Halstead st., Woodlawn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

FOR SALE or exchange, house and cot tage, both rented, in Birmingham Tor Florida property; west coast preferred. Address Owner, 932 Sd st., N, St. Peters burg. Fla
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04
South Highland Bargains
 Fast of 2Oth Street

DOuCll LIE ll1dllI odI S0liio
 East of 20th Street Here is one of the best brick veneer homes in the city that I am going to sell at a bargain. A sl5Oo0 home that I can sell for $10,500. on good terms. Has every modern convenience, nice lot on nice paved street just off of Highland ave- nue. Has 9 rooms and is we'll built home in every respect, has good ga rage and servants room, and also nice drive in to garage. Call for engage ment to see this home.
 A Big Bargain for Someone $7O0O-Here is one of the incest little homes in the city in the best location on South Highlands, east of 20th~~st., just off of Highland ave. Has every modern convenience. The only reason this home is for sale is that the owner has moved out of the city. This home cost to build $S500 and now if you want to get in a real good home that is bargain let me show you this at once. Has three bedrooms, tile bath. living room, dining room breakfast room and kitchen. large cement basement. nice front porch and enc of the incest lots on Cliff road. Call for engagement
 MTTNC VTTANn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

FOR SALE-Buffet, table, chairs, solid oak finished, in early English, cost $l5; also one refrigerator cost SIS, all new; will sell cheap. Phone 1912.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04
ONE CENT A WORD
SALE

RATEs-One cent s word days aA. taken for less tha- 25c for first tnser- tton. Cash must nccOmnany ordes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

FOR SALE-Ten acres of the best land around Gulfport, Miss; just miles out fine for oceans. grapefruit, or anges; also year around trucking. If you have cash you invest it where you will double it in short time, E. w.. Dorse. P. O. Box 800, Birmingham, Ala. BOARDING house, full of nice boarders. close in: will sell everything at bar- gain Phone Main 2764-W. 3-4-3t FOR SALE-N egro income property; close in; cheap. See owner 449 Hood Bldg FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--Mod Groom house. 1922 South 14th st. would exchange for suburban prop erty with large lot or garden spot Address 1922 South 14th st., or call Norton. Main 5227.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-13

ST. Louis society woman has
trained potato-bug. outlet for by
products of vacant lot gardening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-13
THE DEADliGsT SIN

The deadliest OF sins is IN.
FIDELITY. There never haA
been and never will be any
question about that. for infldel.
ity embraces all tho other six
sins rs pictured. and Hate
and Murder" as well.
Envy" and Pride" Pas.
sion" and Wrath" Greed and
"Sloth." are sins that can stand
alone. representing one sin
only. while infidelity cannot.
lnfideilty breaks more OF
Gods commandments than any
other sin In tho world.
Any ono of the six given dead.
~ sins may be your own par
ticular sin. one that you alone
may suffer for. repent OF and
perhaps overcome. but infidel-
ity puts the brand OF your sin
on the brows OF the innocent ~
we'll No man or woman can
commit the sin OF infldellty and
suffer for their ain alone. The
curse will follow even unto the
third generation.
Envy and Pride" may be
called the least OF the deadly
slns. as their misery may be
short lived and quickly atonod
for.
Passion and Wrath" as.
oend the scale and leave A red
hot trail OF ashes OF sin In their
wake.
Greed" and "aloth" bring 10
the surface OF mankind all OF
the sneaking. petty meanness of
human nature. The parasite.
the lazy. easy path that leads 10
unclesn living. the moral leper.
the proving thief.
lnfidelity covers them all
with It's somber black wings,
causing poverty. theft. misery.
cold. hunger, illegitima,e chill.
dren. bate and murder. Where.
then. can there be a deadlicr
sin?
A. w. 1885 AM Ave. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-13

In England; The men fight and
the women win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-13

but Eve tries 20 persuade him 10
stay with her Then Charlotte
Walker steps out OF tho limbo OF the
past and appears before her in the
role Of three brave American WON
en-, TO influence Eve 10 forego all
her luxuhies.
Finally Eve meets the Seventh
and the dcadliest ain.
What is II? The best answers 10
this question will be given 500
First prize viii be $50
Second prize will be s25.
Third prize will be SIS.
Fourth and firth prizes. IS each.
The essay must be not moro tnan
go words long. II must he written
on one side OF the sheet only, with
pen and Ink or typewriter. Letters
must be addressed 10 the Contest
Editor"
No letters win be accepted after :
p. m. Saturday. April n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-13
THEATRES
PALACE HIP

Dawne June and company. Tile
Underwater Girl" with her remark.
able aquatic tricks. heads tho new
vaudeville show which opened
Thursday at the Palace Hip. Miss
June shows swimming positions.
then follows with eating. drinking.
threading a needle and sewing while
completely submerged in water.
Anderson and Comes provide the
laughing hit OF the show. with their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-13
ONE DAY LEFT
IN 500 "SIN" CONTEST

II the American Girl a Stacker and
a shirker, Does the modern wom-
an shrink from motherhood. the max
Ing OF home and the doing OF her
duties rs a woman shouldg
This is answered In Cloth" ono
OF the Seven Deadly Sins. which
will be shown In Seattle shortly.
Tue first OF mo series OF photo
dramas begins with Envy" when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-13

nothing 10 gain and your life
to lose. refuse TO kill my
brother and hide my fists In
the folds OF any flag"
One OF Miss Wafenson's pupils.
II is said. told her father about the
warning and he notified military
authorities. The navy department
1t Washington Immediately ordered
an investigation by the bureau of
espionage.
Miss Warneson SAYS her opin.
IONS regarding war are unchanged
and she denies the right OF the
school board TO dictate 10 her out.
'ide the schoolroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-13

Eve Leslie an American girl. seeks
fame in New York and meets tie
first sin. Passion. Pride. Wrath.
Sloth and Greed follow in success.
sion. zach seeking TO trap her.
Her lover. Adam Moore. follows
her lie wants TO Join the militia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-13
TWO WOMEN HELD
ON ARSON CHARGE

Mrs. Nan l.. StrIckfadden. 3s. and
Mrs. i. Dryfoos. 40, are in the city
jail today. following their arrest in
the Seattle hotel late Thursday
night by Detectives Peyser. Pool
man. Yorris and Waechter. on a
telegraph warrant from Medford.
Or. charging them with arson. At
police headquarters the women de.
MED all knowledge Of the charge.
District Attorney g. NJ. Roberts
OF Medford Ia expected 10 send an
officer with extradltion papers by
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-13
Teacher Warns Against Enlistments

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April
13.-Threatencd with dlsmls-
saI from TEACHING school here.
and with trial In the federal
courts on a charge that un.
patriotic writings were found
on her schoolroom blackboard,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-13
OH, She Shows Court
n and Causes a Blush

MILWAUKEE. Wis. April Ia
The Judge blushed and lawyers
eourteously turned away when
pretty Father Wright showed black
and blue marks below her shoul
ders. in court She was testifylng
against Oscar Teweles. The marks.
the girl said. were received when
she repelled the advances OF Tew-
eles, who attempted TO attack her.
Politics 10 the science Of exisen.
cses.-Theodore Parker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-13

Miss Leonora r. Warneson
anti-militaristlc teachings while
In school.
One OF Miss Warneson pupils,
was found on the blackboard,
reads.
"Why enlist' You have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-13
SPAIN ASKS PAY

MADRID. April 13.--The Spanish
cabinet today approved n note to
Germany demanding an indemnity
for the sinking OF the steamer San
Fulgencio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-13

portrayal of a darky's dread OF
ghosts. Carl Rosini and company
provide very high-class magic IL
fusion act. Phil Bennett, The Al
pine Troubadour." is a good singer
and yodler. Taylor and Brown have
a funny singing and chatter act.
Morales Pets" feature two re-
markable dogs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-13

II takes more than talk to max.
garden. but hungry man with
hoo can do II.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-08
LIST OF MEN ORDERED TO Re
PORT TO THIS LOCAL BOARD
FOR MILITARY DUTY.
And for transportation to the Mobiu
cation Camp.
At Camp Pike, Arkansas.

The following named men are hereby
ordered to report at the office Of this
Local Board for militorv duty and for
transportation to a mobilization camp
The time they must report is T.
clock m, on Saturday, Sept sth,
1917.
Important NOtice-From the hour
and date of the above named, the men
herein shall be in the Military Service
of the United States and subject to
military law. Failure or Unpunctualitv
in reporting are serious military Of
lenses. Willful failure 20 report with
intention to evade military service
constitutes dcsertion, which is a capital
ofTcnse in time of war.
The posting Of this list in the Office
Of the Local Board constitutes notice
to each of the persons named herein
that they are ordered to report at the
hour, date and place named, and that
from that hour they are in the military
service of the Unied States.
Local Board for Vermilion Parish. La.
AUG. MORTON, Chairman.
SIMONET leblanc, See ".
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-08
TELLS OF TRIP TO CAPITAL.


p The following letter shows how the
boys and girls Of this parish appreciated
the short course given them at L. S. U.
Henry, La, August, 10, 1917.
Dear Mrs. Gordy:
will write to you as promised and
tell you what thought best and what
was more profitable to me while at
tending the short course.
l thought the explanation of how
TO growcorn was of most profit to me
than anything else because 1 am a
corn club member. From now on l
think 1 can do more at raising corn
than before for I learned things 1 did
not know before.
1 also enjoyed visiting the exper-
mental farm very much. l saw sew
eral kinds of fine stock, and fine fields
Of corn and cane.
AS a conclusion I should think every
boy and girl who attended theshort
course should 60 TO work another year
with more encouragement and try to
increase the yield of their acre so as to
help out their country. Also our poor
soldiers in the trenches of France. 1
will close.
NESOM BURT,
Henry School
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-08

military uniforms, the same type of
cloth in q loOser weave is being made
for the civilian population. Natural
ly, the colors differ; and brown, navy
blue and mixtures seem to predominant
No doubt these will influence the kline
of fabrics used here, since we have long
looked to England for materials suita
BILE for tailored suits.
The gaiety Of plaids ard checks,
which have endeared themselves to US
IN the ginghams so popular this sum
ner, is to be seen among silks and in
modified degree among wool materials
for early fall dresses and separate
5kirts. Plaid skirts pleated are very
fashionable for sports and general utl
lily wear. e
The combining Of materials is fash
ionable as well as very practical. l re
Gently saw a very pretty and stylish
frock, suitable for the late summer or
early fall, of sand dotted blue foulard.
The waist of this dress was extremely
plain and semi-ftted with a straight
tunic, opened up each side tothe waist
line, over a skirt of polka-dotted foul
ardt The waist had collar of the dOtt-
ed silk, and tussah silk buttons with a
narrow blue rim were used down the
front and down one side Of each slit
in the tunic, while on the other side
were buttonholes bound with blue silk
The illustration shows a dress de
signed for small women, in more fall
like materials, which is developed in a
SIMILAR way. The materials used are
blue serge and blue satin. The front
and back panels together with the
smartly drNped pockets are Of serge,
and the rest Of the dresss is of satin.
Other combinations suitable for street
and afternoon frocks are broadcloth and
satin, and Jersey cloth and taffeta or
raiah. A fashionable color combina-
tion, imported from Paris, is gray and
black.
Gay plaids and figured silks are often
yelled with Georgette crepe in an allur-
ing and fascinating manner. Sometimes
the underdress is of plain material
deliberately beaded or embroidered and
then Swallowed by the overdress Of
sheer Georgstte.
Although wool embroidery continues
TO be very fashionable, chenille 10 tax
ing It's place, II Is much richer and
more. suitable for handsome silk OF
wool fabrics. =
Already hats Of straw are being BAN
ished and hats Of velvet, satin and
velours are taking their place. These
vary in style from small close-ftting
shapes to larger shapes with broad fla,
brims or brims which turn up either all
the way around or at one side. The
trimming is more often Of the same
selor than il Is Of q contrasting s0lay
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-08

1t would difficult to imagine a more
thrilling and surprising and con sistent
phOtopiay than "The Brand of Satin. -
which comes to the Triangle theatre on
this latest WorldPicture Brady-Made
IS laid in Paris. The central character
IS Jacques Cordet, the public prosecutor,
who is afflicted with strange ailment
which gives him dual personality.
When normal he is thoroughly likable,
upright and hoest. When abnormal he
is beastly and the leader Of a gang of
Apaches. Two women figure in his life,
the girl he loves when normal and the
girl to whom he is attached when alb
normal. Under startling circumstances
he learns the fact of his double per,
sonality and under still more thrilling
circumstances he is told by his mother
Of the secret of his birth which gave
him this double character. The manner
in which the drama comes to a happy
and logical conclusion is gripping and
intense. Montagu Love appears in
1.-THE Brand of Satin" in the interest.
ing role of Jacques Cordet and he in
vests each Of the two personalities with
a vivid and hfe-like personation. This
Is MI Love HIsI appearance as
star in World-Pictures Brady Made and
ne has been raised TO stardom because
If the splendid work that he has been
Icing in other World-Pictures Sup.
PORTING Mr.. Love Is great cast in.
'luding Evelyn Greeley and Gerda
Holmes. It is really hard to praise
The Brand of Satin" too much fot
he reason that it is so thoroughly in
eresting and satisfying.