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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
HOW SOLDIERS MAY
GET VICTORY MEDALS
Federal Agent at Dover viii At
tend to Supplying All in
That Vicinity.
special correspondence to Ey--y Evening

special pTfcsppnu''nCe 10 Wy ''NtHthE
Dove. Nov Is That ID may hc
casy io. the soldiers oi the Void Wa,
to receive II beautiful \lcto.N medals
awarded to them hv net ot ConE.cS. tic
WaG Department has stationed a; Dove.
foT short time Army tlcld Click J.
Glckman NIJ Ghckman cau be found
evc.v dav except SUNDAY az the law offices
oi Major John L. lCFcv5c, \n 10, Dover
Green For the convenience OF to.mcg
soldiers be also VIII keep the office open
two evenings each week "Wednesday and
Saturday, flGm to =
All that is required to secure the modal
is fog the forluc, soldier Nv c>iubr ms
discharge to Mr. Ghckman VINO viii
p.rparcd the necessary papc,s and the
medal will then hc sent toy the govern
mcut to the soldier 10y mail
The work Of distributing these medals
to the more than 1 1000 600 soldiers IS m
enormous one, and II is hoped the scrvlce
men viii cooperate ~ the extent %
applying AZ the office tor the medal Is
Nlr Ghckman Will bc IN Dover only
during the month of Novcmhc1 appli-
cation should be made without DELAY
II il IS found announcement To apply IA
person the soldier can apply IN mail and
secure an application blank from MIR
Glickman and through HIM secure h~
medal
TINS Victory medal IS only fnr mon who
served in the army. net for those who
served in the Navy Or Marine Corps
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
WAS BADLY RUNDOWN
FROM PNEUMONIA
Mrs. Washburn Quickly Re
gained Her Strength and
Flesh.

/ had grlppr followed BY Pneumonia.
l. ,efr u.e wItn terrible saEe es> ~ nay
chest. c.-st.rf pam # uy ttroai aEd 50
We < aid ,ervau- ! could either eat ior
-cr had x chill cvery mouuR
-o,e Jay q yr3 rnau told ne how
NIIk~ IuulsIo, uaj gat him OUT q ted
atG blI- him up after lie had heea re-
CI.ced - kelcton ard gwen up bl the
doctors 81 tried IT have gated
lu stree gsh. appetite and flesh sleep bet
ter than | nave fpr wears, AN DONG I'll
my own nprk gan and feel Ike new
person.
.Iic beauty about Aii.kS Emulsion IS
that u doesn't wear out Ike most thlrgs.
and Is So ple..sart 70 take It is a food
as veil s Il Mc,iirI G aIa builds up the
blood and tissues It surely put rev
blood a my ven ard have the health-
Ie-; color | ever had Ars. " Nash-
burr II Cc.tru. Gal
II costs uothii a. Try MIlks Emulsion.
II will build you up more quickly more
surely thar :f ~ Hif Z else
A,iIk- Euul7iot Is i'lr.saFt . nutrl-
tIye food a-a corrective IDedlclre II
restores healthy natural bowel action.
promotes appcgtc and puts tlc digestive
prg,.fp Iu shape "a asSiHllatc food
hroric stomach trouhl, and constipation
are qlcklf relieved
This d fhc o-ls solid emulsion Inadc,
and So puIataLIe that il IS eaten with "a
spoon Ike ice cream
No nattcr how severe your cast you
are urged to try AliIhe Emulsion under
this guarantee Take slx bottles home
wth vou. use il according to directions
and if not satisfied with the results your
moley viii Lc promptly refunded Price
15c :nd 81 80 per bottle The Milks
Imlsiou CO., 1erc l1aute Ind Sold
by druggists everywhere
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
APPEAL FOR AID TO
FIND ABDUCTED BOY
Belief He Was Taken From His
Home at Rock Falls, Illinois,
by Wandering Hobo. "
special Correspondence Of Evrry Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. Nov is. Governor Towuscud
Yesterday received the following letter.
asklrr his aid or the AID ~ thc attoracv-
general oiFcc ID locat. z hoy ~ Rock
FAILS lliroj~ whn Is ~aid tn have been
k,dtapprd NJ abducted
Rock Falls llito:~. NOV l3 1920
We are wut vuI sccAuC ( s~starcr Of
thr Nop. o( IuUr State iu search ui a
i4Nrar-all hcy Whn w,t> h1d appcd hv a
Moron uhs Is lib tx-coaylc' AMI parole
vIalator trar l..lao.> State ter trr tu.rv
I As> m.su l> -Ao amc % hester Pot~e..
4jsf k.uwt IL h.rjcs Berth, Was uaralcd
IL Nh II Ma.rl suqern tc.dr.f tt
'hr latrr- aflo s' Harvester to ~ EocA
FAILS !N II, ~-art,t " WORK II, Noqf.u.-
t,er i ..1n "to worked UutI September
&Q. 1890
Chester prase reomcd Il haro 4 Z
-hachr,i catl. Z ht> meals cooked o. he
rlvcr - haboe gc:rr:.l,N 30 iic seemed
q h:.v. I, i,ecu..ar fascination .sr children
pr.. spells inr vWrg roys from g yc-rs
- TX, Jp Vhom he would a'trac' tv thc
mlslc ot Il harTGotIca
D, September ST. 1920, Chester pcaee
qui' h.> Job 4 lri, kuca a.i- tak.
With him Charles N \lrh.i~ IA wears
ttll4. tta 1901 t~ tt Z 't.t-t +-tft~ tai
Ktce Falls Illinois Ih, description III
Charles " Nichols Is IS follows Ilght
hrsvh aslT Cr:lv ,tt>. he.ghr iec' {
], ones weighs about llO u- falr com
plexlou lmpi, n cs... tusk tooth III
upper right lau III wor, Blue serge
s,l.t Cr4> can, tlace sweater Wl;h ora. &c
collar a.a s,rIc arou.d rouv
Chester P,a~e is robust height ..hout
ieet ~ inches ~ = fn,' yla, cvc- gat
brown ha.r ha.rz uole oa rlgh, -la, ot
chin ana Is qult i tslker
We do To, believe he bov hi. hamC IL
his own accord ~, v;.s forced. .s-cA..~,
Pease had beer. seen ullsh.. Z Il cz!u
Charies Is the only survIvl.C child of
bert and Della Nichols. vouugo- son.
Clarence i.avI,g been acc.del tally
drowned lnre. ye..-- ,.ea
Bert G. \Ichoi> j. /. poor ma, VorAr
t1 the day IL factory and IS lot able ID
pay more Khan Sloo reward for The return
Of has son, OF definite information leading
10 hls whereabouts
We vii ne very thankful % vou-if vou
can IL any ws-y assist as T., locatl- gour boy
Please lot.fy the Cnef Of Police q N,or-
Ing Illinois. Of any definite clue 81 the
boy or MS aDductor
Mr. Bert g and Della Nichols
22> ] Avenue Rock balls Ilsrois
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
Try Grandmother's Old Favor
ite Recipe of Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

Almost every one knows that sage
Tea and sulphur properly compoMd-
ed brings bach the natural color and
iustrc 10 the hair when taded stcaked
or gray lcars ago the only way ID get
tlls mixture was ID make it al homie.
whIch is mussy and troublesome Now
aday> by asking a any drug store tor
"Wyeth Sage and sulphur Compound
yol Viii gct d large bottLc of tins famous
Old recipe improved by tie addition If
other Ingredients at \ small cost
Don't stay gray Try it' No one
can possibly tell that you darkcncd
your hair As It does il - naturally and
evenly You damprn 4 spot g or soft
brush with t an draw this through your
hair taking one small strand AZ t'nc;
hy moruirg the gray itair disappears and
after another ap1iIcatIpu or two. youT
han becomes beautifully dark glossy
and attractive
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
HOW TO REDUCE
VARICOSE VEINS

Many people have become dcsp0ndent be
cause they have been led 70 believe that
there is no remedy that will reduce swollen
veins and punches
If you viii get a tHo-ounce original bottle
81 Alooncs Emerald oil full strength at
any fr5t-Class drug store and apply IL
al home as directed you viii quickly notice
an Improvement which win continue until
the veins and punches are reduced TO nor
NAL
Moone Emerald Oil Is very concentrated
and bottle lasts long time that's why
it is a most inexpensive trea tment. IL has
brought much comfort to worried people
All over the country and il one Of the won
dcrful discoveries Of recent years and al
ways bear in mind that anyone who is dis
aBp0lnttd with it's uSC- have Ihcl
money refunded Generous sample on re
ceipt Of Is cents. silver or stamps Inter
national Laboratories Rochester n.
Your druggist or n. b. Danforth can sup
ply YOU.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
BAN ON JAMAICA GINGER.
Internal Revenue Department Classes
10 rs Alcoholic beverage.

Washington. Nov IS jamaica gin
re. came undc. the y ohihitivc ban to
day Ordc.s ISSUED 10y Commissionet VIII
lians OF the Internal Revenue Bureau
effective in 90 days classes tinctmc OF
gingcs, whcthc1 sold ms Jamaica ginger. ex-
tract Of ginger. o. hywhatcve. othcf name
known. MS mn alcoholic preparation TIT.
for use for beverage purposes and subject
to prohibition regulations
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
SUFFRAGE COST S674.265
Women Nov Plan S2O 600 anthon,
Memorial.

N,4hl. eton NOV Is The haiarce
sheet Ell tie National Nomaf Party.
maac .,u Yesterday shtw that Miss \lcc
raul ard hcr ASSISTANTS cnlcctcc for
thc l2l@2o rampale. for rhc Sp~an =.
A.thH amct jmcrt Sti7a717 - a..d dis
tuhutca SOFA 165 50
Most of this mo,ty MAS spent fer or-
Crlzarnn purp ~r>. i sal tncs and cN-
ynrst~
Some 1T tho receipts oc-c B:. i gcs
naHl cr~ aad rcKalis, $50 -. costumes
81 5ql N6 dcIatie, s ,,td collector : SOL :
5l4 as. mcmhc.st Il fee S7.4l0 20, rental
II roolns ID headquarters Sl40l3 -
tcarcum profits AZ headquarters s.
}7S la
Ifc Nauonal Womar Pa-ts = row
ulaufl dr. * memorial III tie Iial II ame
81 tLe t4,t.l fa Silsa. II Atthorv
fhzctctt Cady N'artea a-.d lur,efu
Mott lhc u-Eat lz4tlan lbs is~sed an
~pJ.eaI f.r funds HE csst vlls tc S-74.oe o
Culula~.. cxtractci from cotton j.
the b.4s.e .. a new artificial wool with
which textile experts are experimenting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
WANT BOARD TO AID FARMERS
Western and Southern Senators Plan
Appeal To Congress Dial Assails
tFougfou.

Washington Nov. ~ -Ssnators from
the Western aud Southern States are
considering urging Legislative action to
revive the War Finance Corporation.
They said Yesterday thie wac the only
agency which could give Immediate help 10
agricultural interests in the appalling
fall IN prices.
A conference Of Western Senators
and Rcnrceentatlvcs 10 discuss the mat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
MAYrLowER DAY SATURDAY.
Plymouth 10 Celebrate Tercenicnnial
of poigrims Coming

Providence. Nov ~ be tercrf te.f =
rial u the arrival of th. Maynpwcr ~
Cape God Bay, Near plymouth iinfbDr,
viii be marked by MnyhoWer Dty 81
Plymouth Oh f5atufd4y Announcement
0f tie program u excfcses ~ made here
Yesterday by Thomn8 N Eckr el Scc-
fetary Gn1eral If the 5ocietY u the Sons
and Daughters ~ thr Pilgfins
The opening cxerciscs VIII he ~ rly
mouth Rock at 10 O'Clock 50 hour laie,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
YOUR AikDnNE is D. X.

Mrs. Chas Kulo. New Dggias, Wis,
writes "Iour mcdicIrr !. O. i tIiir k
Foley Ho-cy and T4I Is the best foI
coughs | think your medicine il all YOU
Say Il Is know ] wolld never be without
il You may use ms name Foley :
Honey and Tar acts quickly, checks
coughs. colds and Group. cuts the phlcgm
nrc. 81 pas r,- .ld "llaNs irritation.
II stops i c,i-dl-tnibng coughing II
night Children like A. Contains 10
opiates. n B Danforth Market d Sec
ond streets.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18

ter will be called IL WINS stated, when
Chairman f,ronna of the Senats Agri-
cultural Committee arrives
In an appeal io President Wilson 10
restore the corporaton senator Dial
wrote that he had discussed the matter
with Secretary Houston.
II must say that he docs not com
prehcnd in the lest the situation, or he
does not desire to assist the producer and
feel that il II abeolutely Iseicss for any
one to confer with him further, Senator
Dial wrote
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
ard Of Thanks.

Nc vlsh q thank oGr FrlatIvc~ friends
ard cti roNc- of American Faiaa. Fz-
pres. an The '4ct~oa Iabmtor4,
lpr tbcf -yup.tHy .ld beautiful floral
oTrrnp- H th. dc4tl y our wIfc ana
nuther
q N NJ tuer and family. Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
/ .,i..r.t.,5

understand sou Az, patronIlug
new haWf.ll' ghOuse c- i hes been
open ofit few class. Who tlr STAR
lsInrior N, dout kros .D f,I,cr-
ds.arr- .-l-tant rojd ~rorl YESTERDAY
q Wtch tne laudlady laughed heartily,
hut ! noticed that he dIdu get any more
butter than the rest Of u.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18

Cambridgc Nd Nov Is Cam
bridge was visited rucsday night hy a
furious torn nf wand and ram Windows
swcrc hloWu out and houses rocked on
Their foundations The electric lights went
ont carly IN thc evening, trouble having
developed on the line near Sharptown
The tovn.yaS IN darkness, All night
The ting Carolina came into Cam
bridge hp bo, Yesterday morning after
night ucclc ~ tie tiny and river with
the clcmcnt, Snc mad started ZIP the bay
with eiN hargcs 10 tow coming from
Norfolk Coming INTO the Choptank
rive ia shcl'cr ,br found conditions no
better and Wa forced IL ~ ch3r her toN
a;.d cut Ioosc from {
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18

fhc PiigIms siii uhfrf up frsdff siraot
~ th' fsnu.t ~ fir fafF MarN. rer
huIval iH rt HHt tf e..rrnl. sih
nueir rlI iNft .I..r ".
.erEdaffn
iu .Hr Hltffit. .I N.. -
chief r--t. lII Ft ...I I....I ~
thr lIvrUe ,..
Bndful ir,t II.
ttc rfatpr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18

o. Puratt Ig
rvert al.r. ua
~ China au.
b nmn-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
WESTERN MARYLAND
IN GRIP OF BLIZZARD
Wire and Road Communication
Badly Crippled in Cumber
land Section.

Cumbcan Md. Nov. lS A mid
Novcmhci blizzard prevailed in the Frost
burg section with nearly one foot OF
snow and the wind blowing drifts
Slcjghs and slcds have been brought ont
and the scenes ARE as Of mld-winter
The slcct b.okc down the wires Mt many
points On Eckhart fiat on the National
pike adjoining FFoSthurR on the east,
wires have been snapped and poles bent
Owe. Llncmcn a.c trying to restore com
munIcation IN biting gale
Travel on the National pike west Of
Frosthurg is almost impossible owing
to the deep snow drifts Many autoists
wcrc ma.Ooncd and wee compelled to seek
accommodations AZ farm houscs Great
delay Is experienced on rural mail routes
In going t. Ftostbug from Cumberland
automobiles can barely make the hills
aftc leaving Chtysvillc
All communication on the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company lines
was cut of vcstc- day hy the slcct break
ing down the Wrcs The Postal Tclc-
Z aph line wee also ont of commission
The Weston Union lines wee the least
r5ppcd nl any and communication was
kept up with Baltlmo.c and pittshmR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18

orsplet, nds Q = better results
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18

Ocean CITY. Nd Nov Is Tins
place bad heavy northeast storm but
ro iauago ha7 been reported except u
h~h pouuds which arc badly damaged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18

Ec
nj ivrc
N r0
and var
each
re
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18

Nani Ela NOV Is Tho motor
~h.p lictava Disabled saturday - mules
south o Jupiter afl htoh wo~ reported
tiimg RAPIDLY duo Il Tie opening oi IS
seams has hccu p4u ped ont aad Wa~ IA
tow ~ the ralv collier Artau~a hourd
for Kew NC~t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18

sna .rbons o,d-r. v1n.az
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18

\cw York \oy IL The British
lrIghtrf TucId honrj for Rio IL Ia
uc,ra r"pt,t.L hv vircle~~ the naval
communications bureau here atn ycstor
dal th.t h ua- hurrlng thu ASSIST
amen !, thc Spanish frHght Steamship
\ utr vtfch sctt ouj q wireless call for
Lclp tht@ morNiuE
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-27
UNDERWOODIS
NAMED SENATE
FLOOR LEADER
Democratic Conference
Also Takes Up Peace
Resolution

WASHINGTON, April 27.-Sena-
tor Oscar w. Underwood, of Ala
bama, was elected Democratic floor
leader of the senate today at con-
ference of Democratic senators. He
was unopposed for the honor, Senator
Hitchcock having withdrawn from the
contest last week.
The Democratic senators during the
conference discussed briefly the nee
essity for solidarity of action gem
orally, and the pending peace reso-
luton was also considered. It was
agreed tentatively to call another
conference later IN an effort to pre-
sent solid front on the resolution
when it is called up for action in the
senate.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-27
REMOVAL TALK
HERE ALL ROT.
WIRES MANCET
Fair Price Commissioner
Makes Retort To At
tack On Him

John A. Manget, of Atlanta, state
fair price commissioner, has Just re-
ceived word of the demand made pub
hcly here last week for his removal
from office because of his denun-
citation of the dealers OF this section
as robbers, and asked The Times
Recorder to state that he feels it his
duty to hang onto his job for the
present. The following telegram
from him Monday:
Atlanta, April 26.-Americus
Times-Recorder.- Relative to Ameri-
Gus dealers asking my removal, kind
ly advise them that their effort in
my behalf is deeply appreciated, but
| feel it my duty to hang on until
the United States district attorneys
have rounded up the bunch of sugar
profiteers, Or robbers whichever name
sounds the best, who would not be-
governed by fair and kind treatment
but forced on themselves the laws
and action. All of that replacement
talk is pure rot and won't go in Geor-
gia.
"MANGET,
Georgia Fair Price Commissioner.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-27
TWORAIDSNET
80 CALSLIQUOR
Gus Shealey Pays $3.50
Fine And Has $97
Coming

Gus Sheely, notorious negro blind
tiger of this locality living on Rail
road street, had $97 coming to him
after he settled with. the officers yes
terday after pleading guilty before
Judge Harper in City Court to
charge of having whisky in his pos
session, satchel containing $247
having been gathered up by the off
GERS in raid on his premises SUM-
day at noon and the judge having put
his fine at $3.50, including costs.
The money was not all that the Off
GERS found. When their raid was
complete, ano the back yard gar
den and briar patch had been thor4
oughly searched, they had 10 gallons
of corn liquor ALSO Some of it they
dug up from under the surface of
the back yard and some was hidden
in the brush. The satchell, indicat-
ing a rushing business, and a disposi-
tioa to keep the liquor funds sepa-
rate from any other that he might
have, contained S145 in dollars and
half dollars, over 500 nickles, 524
dimes and more than 400 pennies,
The raid was made by Sheriff Harvey,
Deputy Sheriff Summers, Chief Uf
Police Bragg and Officer Lee.
While Sheriff Harvey and Officer
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-27
Lee Street Speeders
Fined BY Recorder

We're going to try to stop this
dangerous business" was the COM
ment of Recorder Fort today as two
cases appeared before him on the
charge of speeding on Lee street. Two
others accused of the same offense
who were not in court were ordered
brought in Friday morning.
One of the accused was r. J. Crox-
ton, negro who drives a grocery de-
livery truck. 1t was testified by G.
II. Burke and E. ]. Eldridge that last
Friday Croxton and another deliv-
cry boy were racing at high speed
and narrowly escaped causing a se-
rious accident. The driver denied
his guilt, but was fined $25. The
other boy, whose name was given to
the police as T. B. Bright, but whose
real name was said to be John Henry,
was ordered brought in.
M. A. York, motor cycle dealer,
admitted he was riding too fast when
observed by Chief Bragg, and was
fined $3.50. James Dudley, who was
with him at the time on another mo-
torcycle, was not in court and will
appear Friday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-27

v.nrT TWO o. DoLAES q is DEMANDED TO COVER WAGE
For US again % % REe h
w bors Ss and ] tax S from
listed 81 btuminou Appalachian
net proF ALL T9 8 HAD Had
Twenty three of these
to 5 fts paying % Of all the from loo cent
Sd profits beyond all capital stock Of
impossible il Hs belief G that would take
there And these profits made
sS I'd @ @ ss S as's m ss ,ss
lss
tss @ The % I 1 s st aor Statistics furnishes
No fair who knows the truth lay this sudden
iii this article with unsndns
F % @ d % 4n % @ @ coal prices was pro-
There question of humanity health and national webeing
All experts s gree that worker @ M maintain 5 himself wife
hns S Of $ ref in sse and r & a
ge5 as iP 1 ar mf s I Bsi n ead coal miners dur
Rs ox s o ;f BS9a @ naRs & s s
yearly expected reach around 81
per " like @ BoVe which Multiplied
ins action
hausted.
who turning the light into the dark corners of commercial greed
for % c sas sR@A . boush, suit in
& . eSn ST f ,9a D .sss % Gs data h s
opetdIoLs
end
camouage
which know.
is business proposition operators single letter to
SAVED "7H THE c9AI coNsUMERs THE NATION SOME
$7OOO,OOO
claiming increased
that he data already compiled concus
increases this spring
publicity The discounts granted and the
operators. of from s7OooOoO $sOOoOOO
had
coal pd oH9 other dntn 4m6nes % %
party politics then equally business for the people to in
terest themselves likewise
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-27
Police Officer Quits;
Couldn't Make Living

]. M. Parish is the new member of
the city police force, being assigns
ed to beat Sunday at noon, succeed
ing J. N. Worthy, resigned. Mr..
Worthy Monday took up his new du-
ties as carpenter in the shop of the
Americas Screen Company. "The
salary l received as a policeman did
not provide a living for myself and
family" said Mr.. Worthy. "That is
the reason l quit.
Mr.. Worthy was highly regarded as
a police officer and expressions of re-
gret at his retirement are heard about
the city hall.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-27
Short Lines May Be
Given Wage Hearing

WASHINGTON, April 27.-Num-
erous short line railroads in all parts
of the country may be given a hear
ing on the wage demands of railroad
strikers before the Railroad Labor
Board finally adjusts the pending pay
controversy. This became known to-
day when Chairman Barton announc-
ed the board had the matter under
consideration.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-27

Lee were bringing Gus and the loot
to the Jail, Chief Bragg and Deputy
Summers visited the home on MuDet
street of Joe Bass, neg ,, also of
previous blind tiger procllvities.
where they found 20-gallon keg of
liquor, nearly full, hidden under a
vacant house between his home and
the mouse recently occupi "a by Lena
Coolidge, a negress who was a prin-
cioal witness a few months ago in the
Wilson trial. Joe is still in Jail.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-27
2.27 Inches Of Rain
In "a Hrs. Up To z A. M.

The rainfall for the "a hours end
ing at Z clock Tuesday morning to-
tailed 2.27 inches, according to ]. NJ.
Bryan, official observer. The rain
began falling about o'clock
Monday afternoon and continued in
termittently throughout the night, ac-
companied by thunder and lightning.
A fair Wednesday is forecast by the
bureau.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-27
Big Farmers Sale :
At Americus Pens

One of the largest farmers CO.
operative hog sales yet held in Sum-
ter count took place this afternoon
at the Americus pens on Spring
street. A large number of fine hogs
and score or more of cattle were
disnosed of. The weighing was COM
pleted about 80 o'clock, after which
weighers, buyers and sellers took an
hour for dinner, and at 2:30 o'clock
the sale began.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-27
SHRINE SUPPER PosTPoNED.

The Shrine club supper which was
to have been held tonight has been
called off, in order to permit all of
the members to attend the affair given
by the ladies of the Woman's club at
the playground community house.