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All members Of the junior gymnasium
class arc requested to b" present .Situr-
day morning and 20 also wear white
gymnasium suits. The PINOT oerapn or
I'll" class will be- taken during the mora
ing.
STUDENT and Midget baSkc.ball teams
ar" requested 10 meet at the aSS0ciut!Ia
building Saturday afternoon at O'clock
~ have their picture taken.
All members t.: III" Pyramid sru;.l
ar" requested {" meet W"dncsda: cv"-
ming AZ rs shnrp 10 prac;i:" fer ':ia
SprlnI; exhibition.
S"r!nr class w:!! m""; AZ 80 o"incl:
Friday "vrninG for practice.
TIL" Physical Work COMMITTEES viii
mot Tuesday. March II. at 80 y. n.
10 transact various business matters.
TIL" intcrrrcdlat" boxing tnurramcnt
will begin ~" carly part nf next geek.
Following this All indoor athletic meet
will b" held.
business mons classes ar: growing III
popularity every day and ara being W.!
attended.
During III" month OF -Feb-uar% Inc
aii"ndaE"H ~ Irh gymnasium VIZ. uv.
2.lhG. owing - This b"inG :. short
muuih. III" ,'t,rdan,e is moi UP 10 lis
usual standing.
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ELkS
ENJOY SPLENDID
DANCE AFFAIR
LARGE CROWD ATTENDS COSTUME
DANCE WITH HALL RESPLEND-
EMIT WITH DECORATIONS.
MANY CLEVER AND UNIQUE COS
TUNES WERE IN EVIDENCE
MUSIC WAS EXCELLENT.
PROGRAM APPEALED TO LOVERS
OF TEEPSICHOREAN ART WHO
STAYED TO WEE HOURS.

LAST .."utr- Wheeling Ttks and their
fades DANCED II rnStt;mr 4; III" hlkS
.l,!h. with ~" i'r.'rli"r "::i"Str; AMI Il
popular program making tn" occasion
nac t.: ,lrlicht and Joy. Tn" hail. :" All
,rlrahly. ;t,!Ap;"u "a dancing parties. was
r.S;,lrud..n; VIII brilliant decorations.
consisting nf .ariv slrr:nE flowers with
,e.. ,,..,.rd ;rach ~ r.'d. whit" and hl"".
Hug" AMERICAN tlhsS also mad" an ap'
uroprsa;- Wal '!"rrra;."n.
clever ard srtC" coS'um w"r" seen
;.:.rvthi!I= in history and fiction WAS
represented ~ ii" long planned t"f
,na>n,...> and on long s-a'n ~ :an;AS-
-. an.I beautiful gowns was on M
f!r"d
Tt. grand yaa:ch h"S,0 =; 80. ara
he beauty ~ S:.ru"n"SS and p:"''Si":'
was ..:,rri",i ~: ~ tn. fullest "A;'!i.'
,n;. ,:,.r. Ma no IN" on III" t'""r WITH
al, ,laSGu" costume. Tn" Premier r.
':.s,rl play,.G ~. unusually C.. sht:.i
Program. wh!rh .url,i,i'I
Grand March.
f,t.flr:S nal k:rrGt!,.t$ :'bhSH.i
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RHEUMATZCS
LIMBER UP
6et-Rid Of All Stiffness and Sorsasss

Mon and women who sptfer from no
PAINS and aches ~ rhpurlAtISu. iRis ~
!Dr Tou. Get rid % stIf knees. painful.
swollen feet. kaolted fcgrrs: OH up
!oir joints. loosen up your mus
..es. throw off years of suffer
g: Yes. you can do il No matter
now many failures you have made.
Here are the simple d-eciion$' Go
20 your druggist ami buy Il bo;'!. OF
"N.u;.oae Prescription .s'-taEe i AZ
n!rec,ed within tweniy-four hours
you'il nota Tho good eTec;a--tak" Il
'iithfuiy for 4 couple Ok wccNs-:hen
Presto. You're feeling zen Years
Jrora-e-. rnv'-a moving around "nnl-
Z ,r;ahl''. >nr- pa!re ard aches havo
H:sapps rNd--vrathar conditions doH't
affect ynu-ror're Welt again.
Thous% nAs q. cases arc recorded
wh4re "S.l,-nna I'-rscr:pt'oa 90" has
worked rar"nlnIs cures We want 20
spread its fame everywhere: We want
% pu, !. Within :hs rr.trh ~ ev"rybodr
Got 4 ho-;lr-you'li say it's the best
investment yn:i eyer made.
c. II. ~ IS. & Co. druggists. and lad
:.:. ,!rry..-> So -""rrwN"r"
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Industrial Committee.

Mrs. rha. rBri"n. chairman: Miss
I"rSi" Ross. Mrs Claude Walden. Mrs.
4. ". .Jr:ISrm. Mrs. has. Flanagan.
Mrs. \. l.; Fleming. Mrs. Harry Spear.
Mrs. Albert S"un"h"ru. Mrs. Marriott.
Mrs. II. -. I'"rrz. Mrs. George Norton.
Mrs. CLARENCE" Alien. Mrs Harvey Fer
nard. Miss ';"nr%I" Ii"sS. Miss Il"ah"u!
Iiupr. MISS Jean Ward. Miss Anna
I:rrhn. Miss Dru.I" Sawtell Miss Anna
Mrrir":;mr. Miss Helen cromwell. Miss
Helen ElGE'ly.
Regular meeting first Monday Of "arh
month";
Physical Education Committee.
Mrs. Albert Meyer. chairman: NESS
Emily j.. Sh"i"Ti. sub chairman. Swilnt
ming: Miss f:'h"l jackson. sub chair
im:.n. membership: Miss Meta Pryor. sui
chairman. $Upprr$: Mrs t.. l.. Mrlice.
sub chairman. recreation ami social:
Miss kar hrrin" Mitchell. sub chairman.
health: Miss kaGh"rIn" pharr. secretary
and treasurer. Mrs. Erank l0IntdrXtrr.
Mrs. Stanley Turk. Mrs rhns. Krcsnr.
Miss Anna Eruhn. Miss Helen BAILEY,
MISS Loren" Allen. Airs. John Reed.
Regular "nmmIiI"" meeting third
MunGily - c',"h month.
Membership Committee.
Mrs. G"orr" p. Maxwell general chair
man. Presbyterian general chairman.
Miss CARR" Frnzirr.
First Presbyterian church. Miss Eliza
Zrth Lawson Second Pr"stt terrain
church. Miss Martha irwin; Third Fr"s-
bytcrlnu church. Mrs. Harry Hall:
Wang" Presbyterian church. Mrs. I3cnJ
EElcy: Ston" Presbyterian church. Miss
Charl"ttc tNlry: First United l'r"sh:'-
I"riam church. Mrs. Enht &. I>arrah.
Second Presbyterian church. Hiss
Druci> Slwt'l.
Methodist general chairman. Mrs
Dent Taylor: Fourth Stree: church. Miss
lila Little. Th"nIS"n church. Mrs. EN-
l"r: Ian" Strr"' church. Mrs. Anna
Marsh.
F.pisronal!an general chairman. Miss
Augusta Wright; s.. Matthews church.
Mrs. !. i. Holloway: ST. Lukr's Church.
Miss Edith Fish.
BAPTIST genera! chairman. Mrs s. T.
Evans: FRS, church. Mrs. l.. p. COLE;
lramanurl church. Mrs. prl"r Frrdricks
Christian general chairman. Mrs
oliver Rcans: First church. Miss Alice
liic": Island church. Miss Mary I-au.
Lutheran general chairman. Miss Ann
Rruhn: English Lutheran. Miss Laura
F'org"r: s.. James. Mrs. Otto Sch"nk:
It. johns, Miss Amelia Lrnnhart: Edc-
w"c-l. Miss N"tti" Cirarh"; Trinity. Miss
!:lSi" OTTO.
All regular anl subcommittee meet
nj II" call ~ ih'. yari"us LlIarm"n. first
Wednesday, 81 : r'rlnrk.
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Personals.

I.rn H;tsrnan we'll l,n"wn J." tins
par, uf III city. IL "uJ"H;t;; = snort
furlrugh aS III" guest -: his parents
nm Wnlnu, avruu". Mr. Xiisuan -
= first class seaman on Ia: /. :. s.
Rhode Island.
- George nouabcrg"r - confined - MS
i,unr on Jacob street 10y Illness. VT.
pnnabrrg.r IS All employ "f ii. +. No!te
grocery nnG is very popular here.
l.rr Downing has returned 10 his nome
on Mcu'nllrCh street after receiving
his ho,Irratl" dischArg" fr~ni IN" ser
virr NJ Camp Upton. rriNat" I"wnin"
has rrrrnr!y returned from AtiiH" SER
vice overseas
Harold S;"in is confined to- his home
on 'Twrnty-minth street with an at
tack IF iuIlu, MA.
George IitSuau ~ his city las l"-
turned Z" ih.S country 'r"m a"tIN" ser
vice overseas. and * nov stationed at
Camp Sherman. i'r;.nt" T.:Sman tx
p,rted tu rrcriSr his discharge w!thIu
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on" Step. After You're Gone,
One Step. Want Doll.
Walt. Beautiful Ohio.
on. stop. III Say Sh" Docs.
on" step. ilowya tom 70 Keep Them
Down on III" Farm:
Walt Mickey.
One stop. food bye. France.
On" Step. Don't Cry. Fr-nchy. Don't
Cry.
Fox Tro;. Ia-Da.
Waltz. l~ar Old Pal Of Nine.
On" step. Good-hy". Alexander.
ON" step. Mary.
One step. since I Met Wonderful You.
W'al:z. Till W. Mo-; -\Cain.
Fax Trn,. You'll Find Old pi&ieland
in France.
Twn step. Eos" y: N"-Man's Land.
'n,> step -tl>hara IN The spring.
HON" Waltz.
Ono - ihc unusual features OF 'he
nv,;i,n.- was tn" vocal accom- panim"n'
by Harry knnbc. who sank jazZy and
car,hv numbers throughout n" Who'll"
dance program. Immediately after the
Grand march balloons w"r" thrown from
.f- balcony - ;hc hall room floor and
r!,u<. dniicfn- caught them. Il naof
prn;tv color Srh"m" among III" dancers
and created an artistic diversion
huT.r lunch"or vas S"rv"d ~ = ".'!"|k
ard punch Y'~ dispensed u@''"s mo
evening
Misses:
Elizabeth Mckee. Folly.
Della I"u"S Colonial Girl.
Elizabeth c"unlhan. balloon Girl
l:i!Zahrth Fletcher. Study.
louis Kaiser. Old-fashioncd Glri.
Ada Moore. Balloon Girl.
E.lla Clark. Spanish Girl.
T.r!r Mrh"n. Summer Girl.
Mary IwIG. Clown.
Mary N"ys"r. Martha Washington
Hess Miller. Gypsy.
l.nverur Sp"l,isl. Mary Jane
N"ll" Moore. GypsE.
.I.SSr. FLANAGAN. Quaker Carl.
Rup"riht Elum. Pol Cross NurSe.
EGur"nc. Miller. IIitchy koc. 1919.
Alma t'"tz"r. Cow Girl.
i."r:i" Met 'onn"ll Gypsy.
Irene Miller. Folly.
I:"SS Millrr. Cabaret Dancer.
carolyn Nol,". Spanish Dancer.
Emma MrntIGcI. Fatima.
Mann" Snldrr. Dance.
H"nrI"'tc Nolt". Spanish Dancer.
M"SsrS
= : Dick. Summer Man.
II |. Sawt'l!.. Cardinal.
Jam"% rauil. Arab.
e. \ Flanagan. Kitchen Police.
E"h I.yu"i.. country BOY.
T. W is"lll"y. Country Boy
Or. l.. II. Gardner. MoundSviil". Sol
der.
John T.. Stem YnIna Yama
f:inmanu" ilanau"r. Glow,
'rh"~. butcher. Waiter.
T. II. Otto. Clown
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NO MORE CATARRH
a Guaranteed Treatment That Has Stood
TIE Test C Tic:c


tatarrh rur"S com" "Ed ratarrh rur"s
go. hut iiyCinr! continues IN heal "i-
lnrrh and abolish ftS Disgusting SNIP
toms wherever civilization EXISTS
Every yea" the a!r"'dy enormous SHIHS
of this really *"l"nliiIC, treatment -
Il;arrit grows greater. and tho pr"Srn:
year ShnIl,i show all records broken.
II You breath" Eyoin"i daily as d.
r"ctr,l IL Will md your catarTh. or u
won't cost YOU Il cent.
II vuu havr Il hazard rubcr Hynmel i:'-
hal"r ~OIn"wh"-" around In" hous'', get
II out and scarf AZ one" 10 forever nd
y.urs,lf at raiarrh.
c ". Gro; x Co.. ~ any other good
druggist. VII! sell you n bnttI" Of Hy.,-
moi tliIuidl. start Ia br'.at h.. !; and up-
tic" how quickly /; clears gu: IA" If
passages and makes the entire head fc2i
fine
iIvon,"i used regularly shn:!d md ~
tarrh coughs r"!G>. brIH"hIlrS- or ASH
ma. \ ''"'npl"i" outfit. including Il har!
rt;hb.r p"rk";- nll::l,r and bottle. of liyo-
MOI. costs hut tliii". No stomach dos
Ing: just breath" il. SnnihInS ard heal.
ink the infam"d membrane.
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SOUTH SIDE


Las. nv.ainG a, the 81. Fanl Evan
.,"Iicnl church At Thirty-rlghtht and
Wood streets tn" play. 'Th" New Mih-
iSt"r". was presented. anu .ihao' "'e
III; with nj! present. y larE" nnn'o'F
v.crr in attendance and th" play was
on ioycd by ali rh" play VIII u" pre-
scented again tonight. md larger
, rowd Than last evening IL cNp'"''u'
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\ delightful party Will II" gwen
FIr.t t'laS> S"ainnn l."' Hl>hihh '"''
latter par; Of III" week at ms nome "''
Waluu, avenue. His many tr'"huS "Ff
cordially invited IN attend. a:in an ""'
inyabIr evening is assured all Mr.
Z,;:man is .njnvins brief f'urIouGh i
his city. and will rH'Hrn TIT ms snip
E-idaV ni%ht.
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Dance This Evening.

\ dance viii b" Sivrn thIs evening IL
Ia" .%rm"rv hall BY several y"Gr5 I?rn
Of tAi" r!iy. This will H.. III" last Garr.
ii III. season. 4 special orchestra will
Fender h" music for tn" evening. Thr>"
dances hay always proved very popular
III ;h. pas AMI This "rir is expected ~
~ n" reception.
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Cnluml,ia Club Dance.

This evening th' last "i Srr"'S u
dances Will BE- given ~ IN" aun''"' ,''''
Of tho club. This Viii hr III" last
dare. ,hat VIII ". held until hit"r IN"
I.rn,ra srn::r;i. aud Il larger "r""d -
>nn,:.I ,n.uiru; rhan At all former
affairs.
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I'll" lHd:'s a.: tn" Inu" Str""t VI. r.
church Will serve Il luuriI"ua on Thurs
d't, III the dining room 1t th~ church
from 30 uutIi 40 n'clnCk. RI" gan.
era! 'umIniit",. includes:
M:Sdl mes
-. NJ. E"rSfur,l. Ella Sands
T. q. TNnJrrti Harry R..rhman
M"'r,&$ krll'v' :. : l'IluIn
Tn" following iI"tu; VII h" served:
Soap and Crackers
Baked E"an% cold Slaw
J".!y coffee
IT,, ,'r.ST and i'ik"
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Dance at Arion Hall tonight.
Rotun Club Dance.

III. members VI IN" well ""'" u
I!n,n, ..lun will Civ" dare III '"c
cub rooms F'riray. NarCh NJ CON
lnItirr N ch4r:;" is making h'l '''"' -
tn MAX" th;s as big success rs '.''
=, -u,.r dances. Al! ar" cordially IN
rI Ia attend
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Mas t.! NOR Masll"r 81 Marshall Street
entertained lnrE" hn'nt"r III her
trl"niS last evening -: h"r huErr in
honor Il her lifth birthday anniversary.
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DANCTyG!

r-"r OitnnN'S dorr'.& every Tuesday.
Thursday and Friday nights. Market
Auditorium. Premier orchestra.
Ian':;g ~ tho ElkS Auditorium every
Saturday evening.
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several day; and Will r";urn 10 tIis
city soon after.
Ruh"ri LETTER is q l;S.n"ss visitor
in Charleston in the interest of !hc Eel
company.
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b"rr after being the guest OF r"'dtir'"
and friends n, Proctor. w. Va. ieE III"
past several days.
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Luncheon On Thursday.

Mrs. Harry Hooking will preside. There
IS II larg" ntt"ndanc" cXp,.rt"d
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new PRESIDENT IF !, ". {. A.
NAMES. STANDING COMM TTEES
TRANSPORTATION WORK IN 1878

NJ. u u,nJ who h7: rn,cr.Iv as
,,,. .,,, .
i'f'"''"rf o. '"' i""'S ""'''''h ''''N-
IAN Association. has named IN" FOL
I,,,..,. r.,r.u aiii rI-l. &c The city NJ
..,.,,.,.
W. ''''
'h.' .'''":riS year,
Religious Work Committee.
ilr.. Albert g Whitaker. chairman $500
Mr.. Fred lT"hS'. Mrs. :. /. Christian,
NJ. : VI. Potter. Mr.. w. j.. Irvine.
Ms Er;' N,' lain. Mis- Mimi" f''IS-
lr. Mr. OLIVE" LEANS. Mr.. !. \. VII
IT, Nj ka'' linll. Mr. T.. &. Howard.
NJ. ira M"' 'r";iy. Mass E"II'" l.E".
N'.s ';.r3. Miss N"'!" I:nElhi".
S:'"''HI M''iin"" 81 TINS committee
are '"''"'I IH"" f"I''$i 81 chairman.
Residence ARil C"Inmittee.
Mr.. =. ". 'a!S"l'' '''lFihi"' Mrs. l.
% '"-"N' w w. ., ~ '"''' ~ -
"'t" $''t"-"N. Mrs. !. H. ''"i'"way' Ms"
'''i;'.'''' ~ Nl'sS ''',.' M"N"''' "'9'
H'rs''.'' M'''''' 'ir9. w H., I''Fh',"S.
'''f."''r '''''''''' n'''' ''''' '''''
N'Hii' "d'tE ''' ''"th ""'''h'
W.,
MT. ~, ',,n"-' .''''' ',.'" Mu[
IT. = '''''' W, - - -
J"il"n irarin' MIH, 'r''" FH''S' AK
!. y. lHT.h' "rH' ''"''' - i'''u'
Regular COMMITTEES, meetings. h'ra
Friday OF -"hch month.
Caletefla Conah1t'ee'
Mrs. l."n'. !. ''r'''' 'h;,'r'lli'I': MrE' -
y. pIdlMt'h' MIS-: -. ~ ''",i' MIS- ."',, !,
''"'d. MFS' sara" Nc, "'''',"' MR.. w
S,''", ''r;' ,'.':'''S W., .'"'". >,;' 80
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Dance 1t Arion Hall tonight.
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Finance Committee

Mr. A. =. N"un&. chairman: Mrs.
,I.n&. D'RrJ"n Mrs. J. W. '"wrl''H. Mrs
.iujlrn Ii"aru". Mrs. Fred 'aris. Mrs.
T. y lIr,h. Mira. Eoht. J. Feed.
Regular C"umittr" meetings. third
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--R1-Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Pleasantly Surprised.
Mr. ard Mr., cart Nr.i.r W'r. 'or.
pleasantly ,urprls'd =. fh.,~ G"u" .".
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N,";:Iw's ruu. Wednesday evening. tn"
occasion I.-'nG fhr homecoming az n"
husband. VIZ. I"Ii Tor camp immediately
after H. adding IL January. 1918.
Nj: o.. mt 'inUving w"r" enjoyed hH
Tn, ,ruH:rr element during IA" earlier
prrtr.u - III" evening. eliminating
w.'n Z dainty luncheon served - The
:t,-'"Ss.
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Residence HRll Committee.

Mr% -. ". Ta!S'n chairman: Mr*. r.
; 1iu.;u~ Mrs. W. j. N"tZn"r. Mrs.
rtfr %,ir.i,h. Mrs. j. !. Holloway. Misc
',rr:,.i.:. nt". Miss Grnr' Maxwell. Miss
LIrrr.ir Miller. Mrs. ". H.. lIiEE"us
Regular "runuliit'" meetings. second
N,-.,,,.,..,I,,- ,.J ,,.t,.h month
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PLAINS.

Miss Marguerites Hudson will go to
Macon this week to witness the nu-
merous attractions there While IN
Macon she will be the guest of Mrs.
Dudley, of Sandersville. Next week
she will visit Mrs. Dudley in her home
in Sandersville.
Miss Gordon, of Hartley, Ga, visited
Mrs T. w. Walton this week.
H. M. Sellars has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. MCGEE this week.
The brother of Mrs. Marcowitz is
visiting her at present. The young man
has been in Allied service in France.
News has come that Otis Wellons
has landed safely in New York ald is
expected home very soon.
Miss Alice Ruth Zimmerman and a
committee from the Literary club gave
a rock party for the benefit of the
club Tuesday night. An admission OF
Csc was charged. Despite the heavy
rain nine tables were filled and lively
games were enjoyed. Mrs. H. M.
Campbell and her partner claimed the
championship for the evening. Tea end
Sandwiches were served and the whole
occasion was most enjoyable.
Mrs. Liza Clarke of Americas spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Ste7en5.
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into The hall. l held up my face t,r
mis- usual kiss.
Don't sit up for me. 1 shall be
late" he said as he opened the door,
ignoring my plea for a kiss.
Aren't you going to kiss me good
night?"
mo, l have no wish to caress a
woman whose sole purpose seems to
be to spy upon me and use underhand
methods to crafty vulgar curiosity"
Tears fell in spite of me as he closed
the door 1t seemed such cruel
speech. l don't think the futi enormi-
ty of my act had occurred to me until
he refused to kiss me. We women are
often like that A little thing like
caress refused means more to us some
times than something of far greater
import.
Are you coming in here Bab?'
aunt called Suppose you playfor me
little while. You have scarcely touch
ed the piano for the last few days" "
was thankful she was in the mood
for music. l asked her not to switch
on the lights as she followed me to
the music room. AS l often played that
way in the evening she said nothing
and seated herself to listen. While as
| played a symphony l knew she low
ed, scalding tears fell upon the keys.
| Tomorrow-An unexpected visitor.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RY.
Passenger Train Schedule.

Time Table Effective 10:0l Il. M
March 81, 1913.
EastbOund.
DEPART
For Cordele, Helena and Savannah
1871 P. M. Eastern Time.
For Cordele and Helen 6:l5 P. M
Eastern Time.
For Cordele, Helena and Savannah
2:20 A. M. Eastern Time.
WestbOund.
DEPART
For Richland, Columbus and Al
bany, 1000 A NJ. Central Time.
For Columbus and Montgomery, 3:lO
P. NJ. Central Time.
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Classified Ads
LOST and FOUND

STRAYED-Red sorrel mare little
light on right hind foot. Notify Stve
Walton, Church street, near cemetery.
15-4t
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l7THDISTRICT.

Edd Stuart and Walton Walters
made very interesting talks at Ryan
der on last Sunday, on the centenary
movement.
Mrs. Claud Logan and Oscar Nc
Tendon went to Plains Wednesday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs A. S .McCrea took sup
per Friday night with Mr.. and Mrs. C.
D. Brinkley.
Marvin Vincent spent the last week.
end at his home near Americas.
Mr.. Cook was business visitor in
the community Wednesday
Mrs. c. A. McCrea spent last week
with her parents at Ellaville.
Mrs Walter Thomas is recovering
from an illness of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Glover spent
Sunday with the latters parents Mr.
and Mrs. ]. R. Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar McLendon had
as their visitors Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Howell and children.
Among those who spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Addie were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Minis, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S.
Moore from Plains.
Mrs. A. l.. Andrews and little daugh-
ter, Annie Martha, are spending the
week with the formers parents Mr..
and Mrs. ]. r. Cobb.
Miss Ethel Turner from Brentwood
was visitor in the community Sun
day.
Among those who attended the bar
becue at Yeomans Friday night were
Mr. and Mrs. ] C. Tedder and children
Rehza Israel, Charlie Israel and Mrs.
Anna Williams.
Carl Hay from Townsville was a
recent visitor in the community.
Boost the Thompson school Poultry
club. One of it's members reported
twenty-one chickens Matched from 20
eggs.
The farmers of the community are
glad to know that the county gang has
begun to work on the roads of the
18th.
Miss Bertha Israel spent last Tues
day night with Miss Ruby McLendon.
Dr. B. F.. Bond, county health Off
Ger, visited Thompson school on We'd
nesday and administered the second
typhoid serum injections.
Lloyd Ferguson of Graves Station
passed through our community Tues
day enroute to Americas.
Mrs. Erie Glover who is spendinga
while with her parents will leave
tomorrow to join her husband at Rich
land, where he is employed by the
Southern Bell Telephone Co.
Great interest in being taken in the
barbecue which is to be given at the
closing of Thompson school next Fri
day, the %.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-16

Edd Stuart and Walton Walters
made very interesting talks at Ryan
der on last Sunday, on the centenary
movement.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-16

Weak. thin people-men or women
are nearly always nervous wrecks;
thus conclusively proving that thin
ness. weakness, debility and neuras-
thenia are almost invariably due to
nerve starvation Feel your nerves
and all these symptoms due to nerve
starvation, will disappear.
Eminent specialists stare that the
best nerve food is an organic phos-
uhate known among druggists as
Bitro- Phosphate, an fve-grain tablet
of which should be taken fifth each meal
Being a genuine nerve builder and net
a stimulant or habit-forming drug, Bit
ro-Phosphate can be safely taken by
the weakest and most delicate suffered
and the results following is use are
often simply astonishing
Weak, tired people regain strengt
and vigor; thinness and angularlty
give way to plumpness and curve
sleep returns to the sleepless; con
fidence and cheerfulness replace de-
bility and gloom; dull eyes become
bright, and pale, sunken cheeks regair
{, pink glow of health. Bitro-Phos
phate. the use of which is inexpensive
also wonderfully promotes the assimil
alton of food, so much so that many
people report marked gains Of weigh
in a few weeks. 1t is sold by tn
Americas Drug Company in Americas
and all good druggists.
CAUTION Although bitro-phos
phate is unsurpassed for relieving
nervousness, sleeplessness and genera
weakness, it should not, owing to it,
remarkable flesh-growing properties
be used by anyone who does not de
sire to put on flesh.