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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
The Island Which May Yet Belong To the United States
An Intimate Sketch of the Most Beautiful
Island of the West Indies.
Copyright, 1920, The international Syndicate.

~ HI Island Of Jamaica Is one Of
~ the most principal islands of the
"a West Indies. Its location south
~ Of Cuba Is an important one as it
lies IN the pathway Of the traffic from
The North Atlantic to the Panama
canal. Its proximity 10 Cuba also
gives II significance when one con-
s.ders the possibility Of trouble be-
tween our country and the British
Empire. While such trouble is not
anticipated, the recent war has taught
Us the value of preparedness and
many far-sighted statesmen believe
that the dominant influence of the
United States should cover all of the
Vest India lslands-in fact. It should
become the American Mediterranean.
Every consideration points 10 that end
Jamaica IS al our very door, our mar
kets are the best for them whether
,hey buy or sell. and our interest IN
;he Panama Canal requires that all
the highways to II should be guarded
as well as possible.
For many years there has been talk
"A vi FAA l4Adiu StlliUE the leluUQ ~
the United States and perhaps retain
ing only coaling station. and nearly
every year this rumor. like the pro-
verbal bad penny. Is sure 10 bob up"
There IS large amount of American
capital invested on the Island the
banana industry being for the most
par: in American hands Many of the
stores are either run by Americans
or upon American money. and the
largest and best hotels are owned and
managed by Americans.
Early History
Jamaica Is by far the most beauti-
ful Of the West India Islands. as its
fora has no superior in the world. and
showing this our tourist agents send
hundreds of people there each year.
Over two hundred and fifty years
have elapsed since Oliver Cromwe's
soldiers captured Jamaica and drove
the Spaniards out. We know that the
old race of Jamaicans was extermi-
mated. and We know that before the
Island passed into the hands OF the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04

gang Of criminals.
Eva as a crook" exclalm her
friends.
Nomlnslly she would be the ineitsr
OF nothing worse than stolen kisses.
and here she is leading a gang to
''esl o train from i,s very tracks and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04

But one day an offer was made that
caused Jane and Eva to leap into each
others arms. with Joy. She was to
be star.
Her firs, picture IL 10 be wanted
az Headquarters In which she is
seen az the leader and hrs'-s ~ p
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
APCpu arPair - MadameX X New Star Hard Luck
Held In Trust A Star of Many Plays.

EAA Z. and Mrs. Carter de Haven
h "A Vhaye completed the Aiming OF
WE piheir bis stage success Twin
u x L Beds" and the popular come.
dian IS now supervising the cutting Of
the Margaret Mayo-sallsbury Field
laugh maker. which will soon be re.
lsased. Il is claimed that Twin Beds"
"a one OF the costliest plays ever pur-
chased for screen use. ana vast
amount OF money has been expended
In order 10 make the production ade-
Quate. Mr. de Haven will leave for
New York when Twin Beds" has been
titled and assembled in order TO be
present at Its New York engagement
AZ the Strand Theatre, He will then
return to Los Angeles to start work on
a second special comedy production.
Pauline Frederick
The young lawyer. Raymond
Florist. turning 10 reassure the
myserious Madame X. on trial for
murder, does not recognize in her the
mother whom his father had driven
from her home long years before. She.
however. recognizes him and this Is
one OF the most tense moments in the
pieturisation OF Madame Y. Alex
andre Bisson's famous play. Pauline
Frederick 10 starred and she achieves
one Of the triumphs Of her career
-ssson Ferguson as the sen does some
-,ls-iii wort
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04

- HI Island Of Jamaica Is one Of
the most principal islands of the
n West Indies. Its location south
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04

Eva Novsk is the sister OF lane
Novsh. we'll known for her clever
~N'-0c'srirs''cr' ~ no s0s.s- i-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-02
POPRAVA HAMBYHO "
SING SING.

Ossining, n. y, 20. ledna. -
Ones V noci V 1l:13 he'd. DO
praven byl NJ clehtrick6m kfe-
sic trojnasobny vrah Gordon
Fawcett Humby, yulgo Jay B.
Allen. Odsouzenec vyznamena
val sc az do posledni chvilky
drzym cynismem a vcera Sc Wy
slovil, re by byl ochoten pusti-
ii 81 smrtici proud sam do te-
la. Odpiral podati 0 sobe bliz-
,sich dat. K cinum Sc primal a
dodai, re sam oloupil asi 13
bank. Pokutu "a sv6 zlociny
vytrpel klidne chladnokrev.
nosti, jaka nebyla dosud V Il
fednich annalech zaznamena
ma
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IWSslWS.SSlWSSl s. Y S
CADDOCk PROTI STECH-
ROW..

New York. = Ia okolnost,
&c Earl Caddock, "a nepfemo-
zitelneho posud povazovany
zapasnik, bude zapasiti V pa
tex 80. ledna Joe Stecherem
o championat, vzbuzuje opet
We sportovnich kruzich znacny
zajem. Oba zapasnici duklad-
ne Sc pfipravuji pro nastavaji
ci zapas a obou Sc tez pravi,
re iisou We vybornem fysickem
'stavu. Oba mali take sve pra-
.tele, kteTi jsou pfesvedceni o
|iejich vitezstvi. Jisto jest, BE
zapas jeiich bude velice zaii-
navy a sportovni svet take Sc
liz nan chysta. ManagerovG
zapasniku, mezi mimi Steche-
ruv bratr Antonin, uvazuji @
nabidce podnikatele filmove-
no, ktery nabizi $4,000 "a W.
hradni pravo zachytiti zapas
pro biograf.
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WssH'W!ssrWssl
VYROCNf sCHUzE VELKC
RADU {. S. P. S.

ktera Sc konala We ctyrtek, 28.
edna:
Pc vyrizeni beznych zalezi-
Itosti vybor pro poradani vyroc
nj slavnosti podal zpravu u
lspeSnem provedeni cele slavno
Sti, ktera ma kazdoroCne sc o.
pakovat a pfi nedavne slavno-
sti docileno i znacneho financ-
niho vytdzku. Zaroven prona-
seny nahledy, ably Sc pocitalo V
ilet6 pofadat spo.ecny vylet.
Pti volb6 uredniku pro bezici
rok byli zvoleni nasledujici
bratri: pfedseda Alb. Ober-
majer, mistopredseda Jan Bo-
eek, tai. Vaclav ZemliGka, IL
lcetnik En-. Cernohorsky, pokl.
En-. Fingulin, prGvodci AL Ur
banec, straz Jan BoGek NIL, kni
hovnik Alb. EdelStein. Sprawl
zalozniho f6ndu tvori br. Fr.
Jicha, b. Bruzek, FIR. Sakryd
a dobrocinny vybor Jos. Hosek,
Ant. Uhlif. Jan Krisman, Ad.
'Simacek, X. petrovic. Do sdru-
zeni Skol Jan Vanicek, do c.
Mar. Sdruzeni AL. Humel, do
svazu svobodomys. .nych Alb.
Obermajcr.
Il dfadotny Hlavniho Radu
podana zpraya V pritomnostl
elena revisorniho vyboru br.
ISmejkala z Chicago, ktery po
| bedlivem predominant 0 Setr-
nem vedeni n. H. Ufadovny po
chvalnou Zpravu podal. Ma to
iprojednana ciunoSt agitacniho
1vyboru a poukizano, ably kaz
| dy bratr naSich Tadu Sc stal
horlivym agitatorem pro ziska
ni novych Glenu. Popiatky cle-
nu Jednoty &. S. F.. S. V po-
rovnani S Jednotami hlaVne ji-
ionarodnimi, ,isou pomerne men
81 a vyhody ty nejlepsi, jake
| kterakoIi jednota poskytnoutl
muze. Kazdy Glen jednoty G.,
IS. 2. S. mel ma zaruCenou IL
nrtni Castku jako u kterek0li
pojist 'ujici spolecnosti. Mimo
10 vykonava dobrocinne skutky
Yuci bratriun jiz neblahym o.
Sudem X nestesti pflS.l aneb
Ullouhou nemoci trpl a zarovcn
fmnoho vykonala pro dobro ces-
.kcho jmcna pro osyoboZenl
hnasi stare vIasti. TO jest ute
Chou kazdche-clena v naSi Jed
note q Z8roreil By 70 melo b%t
| pobidkou k agitaci pro zisk;l'
nj clenu aoVych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-02

Ctrnact 'dni 'po t6 sestoupil
Pierre Courtial na yonskem na
drazi. Obdrzel dovolenou ma
dobu til m6sicu d doufal, re ie
StG pred uplynutim teto DOLBY
stanc Sc clenem vojenske misie
V nejdalnejsim jihu alzirskem
Inebo ma horenim Kongu.
Pfi znamostech, ktere mel
Pierre V ministerstvu vojenstvi,
ileirohlo mu byti pfilis obtiz-
10, ably proved sVoje pfedse-
vzeti. Doufal take, re bude mo
ci sebou witt legionare.
Seznal sice, ze mu clovGk
tento sye prav6 .im6no tail a
jen pred svetem Sc Berthiotcm
nazyval, ale pax 81 pomyslil !:
"Jestlize TAX cinil, mel k toml
z;iVazne duvody, a to, elm Sc
provinil, tezce odpykal".
Obedval V restauraei zcela O
sarnote vysel pax ma procha-
zku.
Podzinlni yecer byl velml
! pekny vzduch mel cosi q vla2
nosti jarni. Ma ulicich hcmzilo
SC plno prochazec1. - Pierre
ubiral Sc proch4zkou po boulc
trardech do5el az L n1ni68tf re
publiky, nacez SC yrdtil do syG.
he hotelu.
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Berthiot zavrtel hlavou.
'Tedy pfatele ?"

lcuy pidIclC.
"Ani jedineho pfitele".
"Ubytuiete Sc zajiste no.
telu?"
"OvSem".
"a jak dlouho zamySlite Sc
trvati V Parizi?"
"Jeste nevim - snad jen ne
kolik dnu".
"a kdy vas pax uvidim?"
"Prodlouzim, pane setniku,
svui pobyt We m6ste az do va
Seho odchodu. Snad mi budete
moci mezi tou dobou rici neco
blizsiho 0 podniknuti, k nemuz
So pripravujete a jehoz budu
moci byti take ucasten".
Den ma to, kdyz Sc chylilo
slunee k zapadu, objevily Sc ma
oJzoru brehy Francie.
Vykiik jasav6 rad0sti W.
dral Sc vsem z list.
cat zije Francie!" zazniva-
10 ma lodi.
Pred vystoupenim Ia pevni-
nu pTiblizil Sc Berthiot k du-
stojnikovi.
Pane .setniku", pravil, "vy-
stoupim V Pafizi V hotelu de
France Kadetni tfide. - bu-
Gu vam vzdy k disposici, kdy-
holi mi tan napisete, re byste
sc mnou chtel mluviti."..
Pierre nan vzhl6dl prekva-
zen.
"Ano, ma shledanou", odpo-
v6deI.
Ale kdyz SC Berthiot vzdalil,
pravil sam k sobe:
Hotel dc France tam
isem no jiz hledal = neni po-
chybnosti, re je to on II"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-02

pohled dosti trudny.
Kdo tyto nebozaky, ktefi
pred rokem s veselou 1nysli a s
pisni ma rtech vlast svou opou
steli, nyni videl, nemohl Sc u
braniti dojrnu hlubokeho po-
hnuti.
Skoro vsichni NELL oci jako
by vyhasle, matne leskle, tvare
vpadle a predcasne vryte vra-
sky V obliceji.
Mnozi podobali Sc spise ko-
STRAIN nez lidem zivocimu.
Ma jedne lodi plul do sve
vlasti take setnik Pierre Cour-
tial.
Til zlate pasky zdobily nyni
iehc dustojnickou cepici a ru-
kavy dolmanu. Ma prsou jeho
stkvel sc krizek cestne legie.
Byla to odmena veru zaslou
zena!
Avsak toto pomysleni a Wy
znamenani nedovedlo zapuditi
s tvare jeho mrak tezkomysl-
nosti a zadumcivosti.
Ma lodi, kde Sc nalezal, pro-
dlevali take zuavove, kteri me
Ii namireno do AlZiru. Neko-
lik setnin techto vojaku jakoz
j tetni, prislpsnici legie cizine-
ckG jiz byli poslani napfed do
svG vlasti.
Phi doprave neudalo Sc mic
zvlaStniho az ma smutne pripa-
dy, re ten ktery nemocnych
We sve kajute zemrel a mrtvo-
la jeho pax obvyklymi obrad
'nostmi do more, byla vhozena.
Byly to nevyslovne tragicke
nc-apomenutelne okamziky.
Y Suezu lod' Sc ponekud
Zdrzela a muzstvu popfan cd.
dcch na pevnine. - PAX Ease
v playbe pokracovano. Kdya
ale veplula led do vod Stredo.
Tcmniho more, til poCali mno
ri 2 tech, kdoz SC X domovint
blizili a sotva kdy il uzriti dot
fall, novou nadeji opetne ozivc
vati. Zapominalo Sc na presta
Ii utrpeni; usmevy ma rtecf
sc liz Ease objevovaly a hovory
byly zivejSi.
Jen Pierre Courtiala mic ne
teSilo.
Nikdo no neocekaval, nikdt
sc z Jeho navratu neradoval.
Zadna ndruc nevztahoval.
Sc mu vstric, zadny zrak nevy
hiizel touzebne V tn stranu, oC
kud prijizdel.
Nene1 rodiny a johanna, kt,
I'd mu byla drive vSim, iiyni il;
platila pro neho "a ztratcnou
Mel take jiz V umyslu, he
zdrzeti sc v otCine, nJbrz ode
jeti hned Ease nekam do dale
ka, kde by byl cd sveta a mi
nulosti liplnc .odloucen KID
ky mu mic ncpfipominalo to, C,
rlusil zakusiti.
Ale mel take lest6 jedno pr
nj; ,videti svc dite zlibati ie
aniz by johanna tom mela tn
SEMI.
Pocelovati je a odeiiti - n
veku!
Nevedel jeSte, jak to prove
Gle, ale odhodlan byl k tom
jiz pevne.
ia nedlouho objevily Sc II
obzoru brehy Tnnisu, pax Wy
nofjl Sc Alzfr sc cvym majc
statnJm predhofim a S utese
nymi mcstecky prin1orskymi. .
Po krasnc mesicne noci, ktt
I'd roZestiraia mad celJm kr;
icm kouzelnou zari, spatrili il
hlavni mestO alzirske.
Nekolik hodin na to, casne
rama, opustili zuavove tran;
port, ktery Sc nyni ncruScne ,
Diral do Marsilie.
Nekolika yojinum a dJsto
n.kum, Alziru rrave mesk;
ilcim, bylo ,jen vyiimkou doy
leno. ably lodi pouzili ku pr,
prave do Francie.
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SirOtkOVa Vina.
- ROMAN =
Napsal Paul Rouget. Prelozll "A. II.
Prelozil A. H.

lod zaujala zde jiG lnisto. Ne
bylo pochybnosti, ze sc Pierre
nemylil.
Uzrel znameho mu legiona-
Re, Berthiota
Ale sotva Sc LODI hnula k
dalsi plavAe, pospfsil k nemu.
"Berthiote!" !" zvolal polo
blacne.
Legionar Sc obratil. Jakmile
uzfel dustojnika, preletel tvaf
icho Vyraz jisteho radostneho
prekvapeni.
"Jakze, Wy jste zde, pane po
ruciku?" V tom zpozoroval
tfi pasky ma ieho cepici opra
vii &C - pardon ="
Courtial podal mu ruku S IL
smevem.
"Ano, jsem to ia rad vas
vidim. Vracite Sc do Francie?"
"Ano, setnfku. Kolisal Jsem
| dlouho mezi rozhodnutim, Sc
| trvati V Africe a mezi tuzbou,
spatfiti prece Ease mista, k
nimz Sc pro mne VIE tolik bo-
lestnych upominek. Odhodlal
jsem Sc k odjezdu takrka teprv
V poslednim okamziku".
Has jeho nabyl temneho "a
barveni vojin sklonil bezde-
Ky hlavu.
Ma jeho hrube vojenske ka-
zaice Sc skvela valeGna media
lie. Jeho neohrozenost a primo
nepochopitelna odvaha zjedna
" mu vyznamenani.
"Cinil jsem SIS, pokracoval
Courtial, "jiz nejednou vycit-
ky, re jsem K vam choval teh-
dtt East. Odpustil jste mne
vskutku docela? 2"
Legionar vazne odpoyedel:
"Ano, pane setniku = a Vel
te, ze mne to nestalo zadneho
zvlaEtniho pfemahani. Vzdyt
/ jsem vlastne zadneho hnevu
, proti yam nemel, nacpak biz
host vase cinila mne st'astnym
: Snad proto, re jste sc mi zdaI
tyti take nest'astnym".
| Setnik potlacil vzdech, pax
, Sc tazal:
"Jedete primo do Parize?'
"Ano, setniku".
, "Coz vas pluk sc vraci dc
nlavniho mesta 2"
ITO ne, ale jaA dostanu dovo
lenou. Opustim Francii ostatn(
, Ease zahy - hodlam sc ode,
brati opet do Afriky a venovs
ii Sc nejakemu povolani".
: "Oh, pane setniku, mic /
,ebylo mym touzebn6jsim prt
MIN, nez byti vam spolecni
= kom".
: "Nuze. provazeitc mne!"
"Dovolil Eystc?"
: "Arcize; snaSeli bychom jc
den druhy svuj osud snaze"
il Okamzik pczdeji Sc oba 70
zeSli, smluvivse Sc, ze vecer NJ
O temze mist6 sc opet sejdou.
q Setnik Courtial odebraI 81
pax do kajuty prvni, IegionaI
!; do kajuty treti tfidy.
Pierre praVil sam k sobe:
"Ten cloyek nelle, - ncn
MONA, aby hal; ale prece jes
q TO 1eden a tyz muz S onim eli
zincem, ktereho jsem zastih
). ne silnici poblize Larigniesu
), A jestii je to vskutku on -
pax est'astnik tento byl mi
= tlencenl pani Vernierove, Hele
!. ny. A byl cd nj take sam milo
). VIM"
Jak SC odloucili od sebc?
Ncvedel to. Co mu. bylo po
; 1cdomo o milcnci Hcleninc, b,
j. icn to, &c muz omen vyplu
) ina lodi do more a ze LODI SC S
v%emi cestujicimi ztroskotal
az ma nekolik malo muzu, me2
: rimiz vsak uyedeno jcho jm6
), 30 nebylo.
sale CO ma tom zalezi 2" TO
! hodi sc Ease u sebe.
, "Muz ten jc poCestny, t
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declaration made by Thelma Smith
and the letter from Detective Poole,
relating to the offer of Mrs. How
ell to change her evidence for mon
ey.
That was stressed by Mrs. How
ellis affidavit that she knew nothing
of any proposal that she change her
testimony until after the last trial
and the final conviction of Chapman
and Johnson. The strongest direct
testimony on that line was from At
torney W. P. Wallis, who is, with
Attorneys B. j. Fowler and Frank
Hooper, representing the petitioners
for clemency, and who testified to
the commission that he participated
in the conference among lawyers
and Detective Sims in Macon, when
Sims made the offer, as he said, in
behalf of Mrs. Howell. and when he
exhibited to them, as an evidence of
'how close" he was to Mrs. Howell,
certain nude photographs of her. In
the affidavit from Howell, as pre-
sented by Judge Hixon. who is as
sisted in the case by Solicitor julie
FELTON,, the sworn declaration is made
that there never has been nude
photograph taken of the affiant and,
therefore. Detective Sims did not
and could not have had one of her.
The hearing before the commission
lasted through the forenoon, ad-
journment was taken for lunch, and
the case continued through the after
noon. The commission will take the
evidence and the petitions under ad-
v.~ement.
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the Chapman trial. Johnson's affi-
davit gave details of the hiding of
the body through a trap door in the
house where the killing is said to
have occurred.
Wallis Tells of Offer.
A letter from Detective Poole Of
the Central of Georgia Railroad was
supported by verbal testimony of At
torney W. P. Wallis. Poole told of
approach by Detectives F. F. Sims
and an offer by him that Mrs, Yer
tie Howell, the principal witness for
the state, would change her testi-
mony on the last trial of Chapman.
for a consideration of $4,000,
which figure was later changed to
$4,000. At the former trials, or
she had testified that she,
with W. |. johnson and DIR. Chap
man, sat on rear seat of Wade's car,
while Wade, driving, and another
man named Johnson sat on the front
seat. That Chapman, after they had
gone some distance, pulled a pistol
from his pocket, and she remonstrat-
ed. with him, whereupon Johnson told
Chapman: "If you can't do it, give
me the gun and I will" Chapman
then, she testified, fired on and
killed young Wade, whose body was
taken into another car and thrown
into the river.
Numerous counter affidavits were
submitted by attorneys representing
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DOUBLEPARDON
APPEALFINLSHED
Miss Emma Chapman
Cries Charges Against
Brother False
CONTINUED From Page u

(Continued From Page ID
ted to the prison commission, was
fixed at $4,000 and later was fixed
at $4,000. This declaration is sup
ported by a statement from Chief
Detective Poole of the Central of
Georgia Railroad police department,
and by showing that conference
was arranged between attorneys in
TIE case when Sims made the offer,
saying he was doing so in behalf OF
Mrs. Howell. This is resisted by
the opposition to the petition for
elemency by an affidavit from Mrs.
Howell, declaring she never had any
such conversation with Sims, and
knew nothing of any desire to have
her change her testimony for a con-
sideration, until after the last trial.
DIR. Ellis Letters.
The outstanding feature of the
commissioners hearing in the case,
so far, is the submission of letter
from DIR. j. E. Ellis. formerly pas
tor at Wesley Memorial Methodist
church in Atlanta, and an affidavit
from woman by the name of Thel-
ma Smith, alias Thelma Strickland.
. In his letter DR.. Ellis tells of hear
ing what the Sraith girl believed
to be her deathbed story, in which
she asid she saw young Wade killed
In her affidavit Thelma Smith
swears she was in Americas on
visit the night of August II, 1916,
and was in the house of Lois Reeves
when young Wade was done to-death
there. A card game was in prog
ress, she swears, in which Wade was
for short time a participant. Later
he left the game with a woman
known as Billie Brown and in
short time the affiant heard quar-
reling in the hallway between young
Wade and the Brown woman, in
which Wade was seeking to recover
money from the woman. During the
quarrel she saw Wade make motions
as though he were about to attack
the Brown woman, to shoot him or
he would shoot her; that Billie did
shoot, and killed Walter Wade. The
body, she swears, was hidden be-
meath a trap door before the fire
place in the house and was later TAX
en- away and disposed of. The wo-
man syears neither DIR. Chapman nor
w. |. Johnson was in the house when
Wade was killed
A supporting affidavit is submit
ted from Ike Fleischer, who claims
he saw young Wade killed in 'the
Loise Reeves house, under circum-
stances about as related by the
Smith woman. and another affidavit
from Shellman Johnson, a negro. A
further affidavit is offered from
negro by the name of Andrew Dud-
ley. who, however, had testified in
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-17
Changes Announced
In Plains Circuit

PLAINS, Dec. 1.-THE pastor of
the Methodist church, Rev. M. Par
tin. has announced the following
changes in his appointments for
Plains circuit: Preaching days for
Plains will be changed from first
and second Sundays to. second and
fourth Sunday in each month. Mr.
Partin will preach at Rylander or
the fourth Sunday and Concord or
the third Sunday.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER II. 1920.

was an Americas visitor for few
hours today and was presented to the
Kiwanis club at its regular lunch
con by Rev. Guyton Fisher. whose
personal guest he was. Rev. P. T.
Holloway, of Arlington, also of the
South Gcorgfa conference. and 7
Wiley Pope, Jr., lessee and manage
OF the new Rylander theatre. were
other guests of the Kiwanians luncb-
con and both spoke briefly. Mrs
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Boil Worm Quarantine
Extended To N. Mexico

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-Exten-
sion of the pink boil worm quaran-
tine to include the state of New
Mexico was announced today by the
department of agriculture. The
quarantine will affect the movement
OF lint and seed from Dona Ana
county. Texas and Louisiana are al
ready under quarantine.
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Is TROOPS Held
FOR MANILARIO
Whole Garrison Disarm-
ed And Arrested: Is
Admit Part

MANILA, Dec. 17.-(By Asosciat-
ed Press THE entire constabula-
ry garrison here his been disarmed
and placed under arrest, and COM
plants are being prepared today for
the prosecution of 70 constabulary
soldiers who admitted participation
in the riot Wednesday resulting in
the deaths of four Americans and
seven Filipinos.
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the opposition to the applications for
clemency.
Judge J.. A. Hixon, representing
the opposition, read long series of
affidavits. much of which was with
the purpose of breaking down the
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Pope expressed appreciation of the
fine hospitality shown hi msince his
recent arrival, and declared the new
theatre to be equal to anything in
the South.
Mrs. Emmett read two charming
selections for the club.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-17
New Presiding Elder
Guest OF kiwanians

DIR. W. c. Lovett, new presiding
elder of the Americas district,
South Georgia Methodist conference,
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