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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

Corporal Fred s. Freeman Jr.- son
Of MI and Mis-. Fred :. Freeman
Of SIS Sewa-i street. who was killed
IN action a. -urry. France July =,
1913. has been posthu1ously cited ny
General Pe-sting for distinguished
and exceptional galiaur-y- The c.
taaOn- personally signed by General
PersntnE. was received d few days
ago sv NJ. and Mrs. Freeman, and
the honor was a complete surprise,
al they had had no previous init
nation tina. any act uf their son MAD
attracted speciai Official notice Al
though Corporal Freeman's returned
comrades have told of his splendid
qualities as soldier, his parents
have reCeived no information as 10
the mature Of the acts which Won
for him the citation
Corp. Freeman. vino had served IA
Co. n of the aid Second Maine ana
who had been rejected just before
the TIE 10 the Texas border beca use
Of a defeC: Of VISION, sought re-en-
s;stmsrt IN the company n 1s1F ana
was accepted. Ee was prnmorea
f-ou private 20 corp0rL while al
Camp KsFes- He was Il years OF
age. The tex. Of tas citation Ii as
foll0Ws:
Corporal Fred s. Freeman. df
tdeceased). Co. NJ. 1880 InIanflS-
Cnired States Army Citation for DIS
anSuisf,ed and exceptional EaAianfTs
- T.a.x ~ INN. IL
me apsrz-inns az the American Elk
peditl0nary Forces. In Testimony
thereof and as an expression OF ap-
precin.aon Of his vnlor ! award MN
rhis citation. Awarded On - March.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
SATURDAY DOG DAY
At MUNICIPAL. COURT

SOs00 oW8 - G0lieDa0oU DOQs
1ah.so casss-oehsss Epscssi -
Faiiss-a1saas S1p Fia4 u Eaoh
can-o4h~ DHsiaW u Cay
L VIII ne tH the interest Of nnE
swaers who have sszaE fa- neEieczsG
LIS SAMSON ID have tneR properly il
censad and reg,sRE.e6. ~.lcn is pro-
TlGea for By iRw, and winch snoE1E
have eeen az1zH6ec q IA Asirl- 70
nave rhsm LICENSED fBE-awl-a. has
mich as rae penalty fr keeping III
unlicensed dog Is SO and there Is a
movement N tooI ID secure a hst
Of the owne-s IT suca dogs. the as
cer-a-n,ng of that int - he HnliDvec
TT PROSECUTION. Heretofore. although
rhe aR6RsE8rs have each SRr3nE re-
CURED me oWnsrs Of dpEs II report
me fac-- II Is understood mat ausre
Z Few dog JWHsFz have n ans Way
n another gsf by" wirnpU. report
HE thar dnE " pairing the lax -
aIzsIBd by Law. but tins year -ne-e
IS rHasalI" WaF the swner af an IN
licensed dog should Ras the Tax. and
pay II a. sRne.
same weeks ago -wo owners ~ IN
l,csnsed dogs were brought sef1re
-as MUlicipRl court 70 answer te me
charge and upon cne,- admitting -he
fstct tney WE'RE sacn fneo S1n the
renafry prescribed bT law haif If
winch dne goes ID rae CITY and natt
70 the complainant Bot, men pRlG-
SaIurcEy vas another dog day"
al the Court and sfreral cases were
heard. ne complainant beng, as IN
Iae INC cases mentioned anu1e
EaEh ). 0'aea- Ct Chelsea Mr.
Clear. who mas Ene Heck NJ alaad
sheep IS Understood ID havs suffered
q nc small extent from iaEs chasing
and killing ais sheep, and as a means
II self-PTotec1Gn ne has inszts1s I'd
proceedings regarding Embarrassed
dogs.
THOSE parties vino appeared n
-yN-r ar Sa-IrGaE ware Ear0id
II eei1s. K Palmer and -'aa4urr, :.
Nash, I'll II whom admitted ral- hey
haG not licensed her dogs They
ware eacn Enec s3a and N..iie Nj
Palmer ssasG the fine me c7I1e- -wo
appealed heir cases ana eacn fur
aiFhe1 S7Gh bonds fur aopea-aar a.
DSE/Hffs1 ASi EAs04'[- AIRY .----lisL4E
as dog ariicer. vas also before ne
GGlrt far aeglsEGng Ills 6uvr Hur as
ne Sia1aa ts tie esJrt rssHr he sac
1rE beer 1CC-aed ana rad nor -eee5<-
sd k.s warrant ne vas d sehazTad
!. Is Understand laas there MAJ pc
further Developments n he deg
G.; g=s. la-sr
one GTHs- case rgr the day was
maj II Charles y Eu-cfl nsan. vino
was before ne cour-- Sa1;iraay morn
iag T3T driving Ii tie EFF If ne ST.
an RGilceTEaR q me Lau If Zines
slli, a1r1ar winch lis car struck
ma. Ct l. c. Srva1I vine was al he
same -lTne PASSING aa ne hju an rhe
rlE:.E SIDE % ne spindle AT Hutch
s77s0n 5 CIR Is alss SAD - hap= aaca-
ri against 1..e caraIng aaT susll. IL
aa sCDe GaDaGs. The -assnadt.1la
plea ded guilty. Nu- explained hat he
vas going SLOWLY The raUsr disposed
0t The case br fn.-a che respondent
se and cCs-s amounting II a. %
s-a6G- which ae uald
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

sher-nen were nor doing much Iii
1sSsssseecnntes during the pas,
week because Of he annual "surs-
ZIG II me water If The sase- when
Uas Y prog-ess and during which
0u1 rarr taw fssh axe erar taasu
tHis axes MACE when the wa.er Oh
ens iaks begins II heat. and the sev-
ara nor days nj me week arpurh- !;
ABOUT. Al sucn times the =es;, r1e,,- A.
me ouT-sm II the laRe is h.-a,,r,,- =
the surface by seine arsris,or az na-
Ire anc one Of the iake dweIisrg
sa-c yesterday that ne never say
saca Quantity bEsu1nr 10 me sur
lsGe as here had been during mo
pasf few days II Is af ne nae :, @sn
a. sucn tiEnss, but pesseEaav Ne sa,s
ne water was clearing and ma,
nrooA MY within a daF ar rwo ne M
ssf o. me lake will be as clear as
eVer Some few bass were -annr-as
es'sroa- 70 have been taksn ar
Sr ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
BANGOR TRJCnAN
KILLED N RUNAWAY

Bangar, Me. June 6-JorD Feriey
80 years 1 l-uck-nan Of 81 Pear
street vas thrown from ms wagon
when MS herse ran away Ills eve
nlCE. MS head striking me curb
llg, Eracrur,nE the skull --nn whlc,,
INJURY aaala resulted n q 1sw nm
G-as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
winthrop, Mass, Lobster
FlsheFMea Believed Last

5osinn. June S.-Janes aac Ear-
- Mcdowell. brothers, lobster ASH
e'zHen. VINO pu5 out f-sIn winthrop.
a-R believed . aave persisted L -ae
gale which swept he coast last
night 6taer fishermen wne return
al with difficulty reported seeing the
AcDowsl boa. struggling II tie
81 urn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
PERSHNG DENIES ASKING
70 BE PASSENGER ON
TRANSATLANTIC FLIGHT

Paris June s.-General FershI1g,
the cnmInaader-in-ciaie OF r.le Amer
ican Expedirisuarv Forces inform
ed The Associated Press today ri,nr
there was no truth in me report n
circulation here I1.a- he nav -aneti
"a ae taken as a passenger On me
coHtampiassd transatlantic fight
If the British a;rsi1ip
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
CELEBRATES 80 DaRTaoAx
MA Eliza n ouv Raoapio1sk q
Many PW1y osAn oaeus1ay u
SSrr - As,~~a~~

MA Eliza A. os~ Rssaeisnt -
Many P-sry osss esnasaav -
tsnaW af oosapssa
Many 6aEnds and HeiA8arND Il
4A E1sEA Il DuF a thus cfly cHl-
Cd upan hE 3nzuElnv when sfae ce-
eera1ed her I'd birthday ~ EAe nome
OF ns- daughter. Mrs. r. NJ. Hayes.
sa Grove sIzseL where sne resadeS
AnG Ina s@saSlnn was most en5oraoie-
One of me callers On 6undRy Was
Mrs DORIS sis.e-. Mrs ANNE q.
Field at Serta Augusta wan vii ne
- rea-s Of age n September MIS-.
Dor- was Ehe rsEipae0z of MANY
prsr-y gifts and POSTCARDS u homer
Of ne event. and also q Eoociy sUm
II money.
Mrs. Dor- IL N many WHY'S a -
mar-KaDiR wamaH for neF age Ter
ul1nG II clear and she u very aDzsr-
sstau n al cur-aE. topics. aHu was
ESPECIALLY EH-sressed u the wA- IN
II THIS pest year she could see -
-saG ann 9s fancy lace work. ShR
siIs uR must Of Las time saet aay-
Size Is the aaugsIar of ina iaae Ed
er Thomas Tyler If Lac FFAe VII
Baptist church VINO asea u preach
a. ChelsAa ana sidney. a- husband
was Sumner Dor-, ia.e IF Chelsea
She iRs seven SENS ana daugn-ers
living rnsy being Ma-eilus Dor- Of
Gardner Mrs Tloisrts Bra1a If
Coopers Nils MIS- F n Eages Of
Augusta MS Caroline Knux If
Fa-maneGais. wilson DaTF Of Argus
"a Mrs Alice Wing Of Fa-nlngnale
and Wiifred Durr Of Randolph.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
Boston Man Dies from
huife Wounds Following
QuaFrei-ASSaiiant Heic

5Gstan. June S.-AnluEIo De Ange-
Is died a. ne Relief aaspI-a! today
as ne -asul. IF nine knife wound
alleged 10 have aefn Inflicted by An
1Iuzio CsIiia- who Is under arrest
charged with the cutting. According
II ne police the ssabnlng followed
q qua-Tel an Prince street. n the
North end
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

Car & Crosby, SOD Of sC-Aarsr
EiweIl 8 Crosby Of SaSn. who IS
,r.slcenr If The Crosby NAVIGATION
c. which operates q shiaEard
where government bal gas are Under
CONSTITUTION. nelaE g1aoie N find a
dwelling n AlchfaenG. has. with Mrs
Crosby and daughter PtosDe laksn
rooms d. 1ae Augusta louise n AL
gasIa-Sa1,1 Times
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

Arthur -cwe died early SUNDAY
morning a MS nome IN Northern
arenue. al me are If e6 years "a
iaaTes Z wife AID Young chilG. The
fl.neral VIII be aeiG IL 5 cIuck
TuesGav morning 1raE2 81 AQgus-
ne church
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
SEATS on SALE NOW
FOR ENflRE WEEK
TEL, 100


1919 SlgneG} John {. Parsh.ur.
: Commander II chief
Mr. and MIS-. F-eeIuaa have MAJ
-.is document handsomely 1raned
and = IS Lae.- NOS; cherished ma
memo Of their son
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
Awu. Mass. Woman
Kidd by Auts WhAe
- Way frogn Church

Avon. Mass.- June S.-Mra. A. A
Lrpin stepped n front AZ an auto
mobile an her wav home f-nm church
to-day and WIS killed. The car was
driven by Z. 81. Niekarsnn uf Win
chester.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

Ea-y a ebher sf 6ossaE arrived =
Lne CITY Sa-..rdav morning an R,s
way cut q the Town If "a asilaEE.s1
u d ar1ef Tlslr u IFS mother
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

Ars. Eaber1 EaL.sn Of Phiiadel-
-1h4R. Pa, was ne Suaca- Eaes5 Of
Ms = T CrlnmonE af --escen-
stree
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

l. IND Ms. y -lia@ = EandaI
Of E2si Tassaiboro were ne over
Sunday guests Of Mrs. Ely, Aasln
# STATE street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

Ez-SaE-.:. James C,grie al Whstefie.d
was caller n the city Saturday fsr q
eew hours
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

Julian Morse Of TINS CITY Was adj
1li5-sc II SUNDAY u ia Algus-a
Ga'2e-.1 hospI-a. tor surgical. -ree.l-
Eteuc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

: = THnnan n 5runswicK was IN
me c,rr sunday 4or Eew ru--s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

AR and E-s- : 5er-- ELS Of Bah
were lva--SnnGar rlsit1rs n 9 c.1-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

tFsd CoamDs Of Copre- Mis- was II
-tle cIrE Saturday or Z lew hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
FRENCH AVIATOR
MAKES NEW WORLDS
RECORD FOR ALTITUDE

Paris. June s.--he French aviatD-
Lieutenant Casale vesterfiaT esta D.
nshel / new world rac0rf; for ai7i-
cafie- Es assembled aah0 mstres tssl.-
16S feet He was the nsider II rhs
previous record 81, asu feet
On MHr es AcJulant casaIe as
cended q ee0 feet ar Is feet iess
MS new marx The preylnhs altitude
record II an airplane was made last
January by Captain Lang II the
British army. who Sew 70 a neigh.
Of &, snn feet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

lost L lass day EXERCISES
a scnnnl. Farning.8n.
: - -sa,1a--- Crooks announced
= let engagement ID
d.. zoe OF Portland.
to- LIS assc engaged n
- @0r ne Tottac Stasas
-. 7-ace -he beginning of
e sun of Earry
- -----. VINO has alsn been
4~- -ueCt overseas.
r o. as5 finishing her
= 49,. i-or.ers school. She
,ss IL Alber. y. Brooks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

Jassph Wellington laf. F-;sav
lor VEST Asnsnrr- Mass. wner. ~.
W pass q 1ew weeks as he guex- of
M ana Ms { 2 Wellington
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
Social Club Meetings

The Drexeis viii meet a. ID rais
evening with Mrs William RYAN. e
Pearl street
The Dehorzns will meet q: I'D M0n-
day evening N the church Ea-inr-
The Arnr,age Club viii meet with
Ms Frank McArdie az Hammond ,
G-uve Monday at.s-aoon. ha1wsen =
ard AZ Please take the :" o clock cAe-
NJ and Mrs. j z. 4 einsmore ~
CHINA were visitnrs F-:dav n the city
IN matters uf business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

%asn WIS called
p. av ne serious Ill
-u-a-- Mrs. - D
4 lr-Sa s-aa1 ot tbs
acaIuaacled ~ her
:. Ii. Gordon CT
lev a.veG n An
2-eRs1C.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

A-'nn c'ne. Ms Carrie wo-,.
ne sHo daughter Of Palermo pass.,
Fr'cxy IN he civ as Eues-, - "" asTu
Mrs. Edsan Vartainr All ana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

q~E. :. aad Ms
md re making d lew
Is cv WIN -1eI-
=. CaU23s1- = EiD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

" VINO ms been n
-1cEr -wu vea-s and
seas 9zj- 3 months.
Sunday E-un Camp
. -a@e.vea Ills honorable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

VIM Is enplcEec a
-aa~ d rs nome Z. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

..l. meeting N JephtnA
&C . : O. .. F.. an
ing. June -. several
'--~,@s ae obligated n the
$3.50 -@----"as. aS-a- which the
ar-ae VII be car-
Il -.-- 1o1. S.afrashmentE
= -he banquet nasi
--->- re work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
NOTICE

Gay " night
-us - ' Ia LEX
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

y 5aa4iie-1 was a
2 ms my.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
"A LOCALS

4w sl3n vas a oual-
d. -ls C
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-12-07

nual engagement at the Opera House,
Friday, Dec II. Although the Co
burn MINISTRIES have been on the road
for numbers of years, and have al
ways maintained high standard for
this class of entertainment, Manager
Coburn feels this season, after he has
signed up his company and secured
a number of exceptionally high class
stars, that his show this year will far
surpass anything in the minstrel line
he has ever presented. He is paying
especial attention to singing, dancing
and clean cut comedy, three absolute
essentials il: a minstrel performance.
A new comedy act conceived and
written by Mr. Charles Gano, in
which the author takes the leading
role, is said to be exceptionally fun
ny. 1t is satire on an up-to-date
subject portraying the humorous sit
uations now prevailing, and which is
taken so good naturally by the Amer
icus people.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-12-07
CHEER UP, MABEL"
COMING FRIDAY.

"Cheer Up Mabel a clear and
sweet musical comedy, a George E.
Wintz offering, is announced by Man
ager Dudley at the Opera House,
Thursday evening, Dec. II.
The story is &c beautiful Califor-
MIA girl who enters the movies and
when her success is won she falls in
love with young aviator who asks
her to leave the screen for honey
moon trip to the Hawaiian Islands
where he has been assigned for three
years. Does she leave the movies?
To be playing one of the most impor-
tant roles in Wintz production is
the distinction enjoyed by Nyra
Brown. Her appearance in "Cheer
Up Mabel" does not mark her metro,
politan debut, Nyra previously ap-
peared on Broadway in "Up In
Mabel's Room" and in the big hip
podrome success "Cheer Up" Miss
Nyra has been conceded by many as
the most beautiful Of. the present
day musical comedy stars.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-12-07
IN TIE MOVIES.
CATHERINE CALVERT CAST
IN FILM "FIRES OF FAITH

Catherine Calvert, the we'll known
screen star and actress of the legit-
mate stage Who played a leading
part in Fires of Faith" the great
Paramount picture which will be
shown at the Alcazar Theater Mon
day is one of the most beautiful wo-
men of the stage. Miss Calvert after
signing her contract, left New York
City for Hollywood, Calf, where the
film was started under the direction
of Edward Jose, the noted French
producer, and later returned to New
York, where the final scenes were
staged
Miss Calvert, after successful
stage career has been widely ex-
plotted as a screen star. In the silent
drama she has been starred in Kee-
ney productions with great individ-
ual success. Among the pictures in
which she was most favorably receiv-
ed are 'The Romance of the Under
world" "Out of the Night" "Mar-
riage," Her Family's Honor" and
"Up-hill Paths
Another popular player who has
been selected to appear in the Sal
walton Army film is Eugene OBrien,
who has been appearing in Para
mount and Aircraft pictures recently
with great success including "Under
the Greenwood Tree" with Elsie Fer
guson and "Little Miss Hoover" with
Marguerite Clark.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-12-07
May Honor 3 Who
Sailed In MayAower

BILLERIcAY, Eng, Dec. G.
(By Associated Press)-A fund is
being raised here to erect Mavaou
er Hall to the memory of three loco,
men and one woman who sailed 70
America in the Mayfower in 1920
dOrleans in which the composer 10
cupied two rooms from 1912 to 181o
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-12-07
EXPERIENCE A
WONDER PLAY
Great Production At
Opera House Pleases
Immensely

One of the most beautiful and
wonderful plays ever presented in
Americas, as we'll as one of the most
wholesome in its moral lesson. was
the verdict of those who Friday night
saw George V. Hobart's play, "Ex-
perience," at the Opera House. Fol
lowing in general way the plan of
Everywoman, many were of the
opinion that Experience" excelled
that popular production. 1t is an al
legorical play in ten episodes, taking
the audience through series of ex-
periences, which include, in order,
THE Land Where Dreams Begin, y
I'm the Street of Vacillation, THE
Primrose Path, an the Corridors of
Chance" 'The Street of Disillusion,
SIN the House of Last Resort" "The
Street of Remorse," ''The House of
Lost Souls" "The Street of Forgot
ten Days" and I'm the Land Where
the Dreamer Awakens.
The story of ''Experience" is that
of a young man who sets out in the
fresh morning of life to win honor
and fame, taking as his travelling
companion Ambition. This young
man is Youth and he leaves his sweet
heart, Love; behind and his sister,
Hope, to keep her company. Youth
follows Ambition to the city, but on
the "street of vaeillation" he meets
Pleasure who invites him to the
primrose path" Experience" is
also encountered on this street, and
he, old as the world. tells Youth what
may be expected of Ambition and
Pleasure alike.
Youth, however, pulls away from
Ambition and that night goes to the
primrose path" accompanied by
Experience, where he meets Excite
ment, Song, Beauty, Style, Fashion,
Deceit, SANDER, Wealth, Intoxication,
Pride and all the family to be found
along the gay walks of life. After
a night of wild dissipation, toward
the close of which Ambition called
family to Youth and receiving no re-
Spouse, went away to die, Youth has
thoroughly learned that part of life.
Experience then follows Youth into
the Corridors of Chance" the
Streets of Disillusion," the House
of Last Resort" the "Street of Re
MORSE" the blouse of Lost Souls"
Experience delivers a powerful ser
mon on the futility of sin and the
pursuit of pleasure. In the "Street
of Forgotten Days" Youth is called
from the evil by the memory of his
mothers love and the strain of a
familiar song. In, the tenth episode
he returns to Love bruised and dis
appointed by his contact with the
world, but is received as if he had
succeeded. 1t is then decided BY
Hope that he shall go again to seek
his fortune. but this time accom-
panied by Love and Experience, as
well as Ambition who has come back
to life.
Recorder want Ads pay. !
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-12-07
Urges Philippines To
Follow u. S. Drv Act

MANILA, Dec. 6.-(By Associat-
ed Pressl-Governor-General Francis
Burton Harrison has urged the Phil
ippine legislature to enact prohibi-
ton law to conform to the constitu-
tlonal amendment adopted in the
United States, which some assert does
not apply in the islands.
Seeking to solve the archipelago s
transportation and communication
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-12-07
TABLET TO CHOPIN.

PARIS. Dec. 6.-(By Associated
Press. )-On the occasion of the
SEVENTEEN anniversary of the death
of Chopin, marble tablet was placed
on the wall of the house in the Square
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-12-07

problem, Governor Harrison asked
appropriations for development of
aviation on a commercial basis.
Granting of equal suffrage to wom-
en- also was recommended.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-12-07

tainer with Coburn's minstrels, at
Friday, Dec. IL.
and catchy, and are bound to be
whistled and hummed all over the
city in no time. Billy Gross, billed
as the sixty laugh-power propeller,
and Carl Clark the magnetic black
face comedian head the big cast, and
the work of the principals is compar-
able with the best in their line, sup
ported by a beautiful chorus of
Broadway beauties who can really
sing and dance.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-12-07

Charley Gano, burnt cork enter
the Opera House, matinee and night
STEP LIVELY" MUSIC
SHOW TO OPEN WEEK.
Coming to the Opera House on
Monday, Dec. 8, is the musical SEN
sation "Step Lively" an effervescent
play with music, modern in every par
ticular, full of life and ginger.
There is plot to this piece, which
serves to carry the interest from the
opening until the closing curtain, and
on this plot, numerous fetching
tingling musical numbers have been
hung. These are bright, popular
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FAMOUS MINSTRELS
HERE NEXT FRIDAY.

The ]. A. Coburn Ministries will set
new standard in black face enter
tainment, when they play their an
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One Hundred Carloads of Cholera Free Animals Shipped Annually
 From South Dakota.

CPrepared by the Unit9d States Depart
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 Feeder hogs, perfect as to speciflca- tion and designed to satisfy the most discriminating purchaser, are exported annually from the Belle FOurche reclamation project, South Dakota. Approximately 100 carloads of cholera free and alfalfa-raised porkers are shipped each season. The output for the last few years has been purchased by Nebraska farmers who fatten and condition the hogs for the central mar kets. A special advantage about such shipments is that the animals need not be held in quarantine while vacci- mated to satisfy the requirements of interstate shipment, and the purchaser does not have to bear added expenses, such as yardage and feed costs, which he would have to pay if he bought his stock hogs on the central market.
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