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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-19
Muslin Underwear

We received another shipment of
ladies undermushn's in a beautiful
selection Of sslesmen's samples. All
at less than wholesale.
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for a sofa! 20 b" gwen This month.
,:DuEn pans a-n 70; r0Mri"te. Tho
committees w''i uc"; ~" latter part or
tr:s M~ck. .rl C"h"''e arr1n G"lneHis
mad.
Preparing for Dance
The members % n" II. * .. eaS"9' u!
ciub arc making arrangements for an
nihor orc O: ,na!r Crl:Shttul dances.
TIE New Years dance proved 10 j." tho
IrUst successful one ye' StEca ny the
r.uh and as soon as plans Can he made
cnoiher one VIII he gwen and an e.
successful one thuT has got been given.
Stetson Funeral
Edward StrtsDN. in his 10Th yea,
PASSED away yesterday morning at %"
calvin rrankIau~cv Of Soutn Marsha"
Sir""t att" being III for tie past three
weeks
Tanc-a, eorvlc~s Will be held ms
morning =; 10 o'clock from the h'3e
~ rs s.s,or. Mrs. FraHkEauS"" ~.
church. WI oEt!cIate. the body VIII be
s..ppcl 10 "lar;ugton for bur:ai.
McMschen Briefs
Mr.. r. l'.eitym@T. who h2s n"sn
spending number OF days al Morgan
town nas retr-"2l home.
Mss Gertrude Mcbride, who has oHen
ealing ON friends mere. mas returned to
nor E0un a East Liverpool.
mas l.. Barrett has gone to Newark
10 visit relatives Cor few dayS.
Miss E.SIc Richmond - getting along
nicely after beng III Tor tho past week.
Thos. Sharp continues Il. AZ MS nome
on South Marshall street.
Mrs. T. /. huSk Is improving nicely
a';"r n.:nc III fer u number Of Gay.
Mrs. Matte Eurl"ti" IS improving
slowly after a sever" illness.
Mr. ard Mrs Chos. wilson have ~
turned 20 their homc a. Akron. ONO.
after visiting relatives here for MAIN
Mr. and Mrs. r. =. Nolan ana dauSh
ter. Miss Kathleen. who have b"o's
Spending Il number OF days wiki friends
in Martinshurg Iayc returned home.
Mrs Cyrus A. Ey!rr Of Ea9ton, Ia.
Is s.s:t!ng friends and relatives nero
Mss Janne.:s Stimme!. who has beon
visiting Mss |nrn"lia Morris "C TH'n
street. has returned TO hcr home Z;
T.motny O'Brrcn has returned to MS
bonn az Eei.n.7s a:isr 4 hr!~: Visit
M~e. STANLEY Talbot and son have 70
:urrcd ~ their hnme az Akron aver
visiting relatives here over the h"''-
GAYS
MIS- I'd Marrl. IS conhne9 to A"T
Nj an. Mrs Max ESstG arc Tejoi".HS
! over the ARRIVAL Of new son.
Mrs Lhzz.c' llloEn has E3ae 20 taH'@
On.o. foT 4 hr.ef visit with t-!cnHS
M!es"S Margaret and Ruth Jenkins
; who have heep visiting At Hartford have
returned 20 this city.
Ms I'd Morris. who has been Ill FOR
numbe: OF days Is able 20 b" out
Hiss Grsna Smith who has been ~
Cor N" pas; week. Is abb" 70 h" ""S
Mrs Anna Roie has Eon" to I'e:r'rH,1,;
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l.. parish house. THO meeting wt.} b."
chilled 10 order ny the president. Nv. II.
VI. Stewart.
H1gSs-Mossberg
Mr.. Roy y. H.gSs ard Miss G-a"N
NcSsbarg o. Washington, y. g.. were
quietly married IN that c.,v pccc!rh"r
sd. and srer! the holidays win Mr..
TICEs parents on Jeifersro avenue.
Mr.. H:Ggs IS well known n tH's cry
having spent many years OF his 80"
acre but now holds responsible pos
Ito, N the navy yard q. Washington.
Moundsv1us Briefs
A. l.. Sc-osgins OF the fCs,o-'a q ass
Co. : spending tH's week IN New York
or business.
Mr.. and Ms. Cresroa G Ru7,sy have
returned 20 tuc,- hor2e At WASHINGTON,
n. 9. after spending tho holiday NHca-
t!or ~ Their nome n"re.
Mrs Nicholas Walk has returned 70
rrr homA on N"r;G JNNorson avenue
af,s~ visiting t~."aIs at Pittsburgh. Ia.
James S.-afoosr has lei; for Dayton,
Ontr. to resume as studies ~ Mani
Military Institute.
Miss Wln.srNd lrW!0 q Wneelin. was
the guest OF Misses lara and Neil
Showacre ove- t." Weekend.
Bradley and Eugene Carries; left for
Marietta. Oh!o, yesterday 10 rcsum"
their studies ~ Marietta college.
Mss Beatrice Ia:fevty. a student a.
=; Aloys!s Academy at New Lexington.
OIGo. letJ yesterday morning after
spending the Christmas vacation d; her
homo hare.
Mrs. Earl West Is seriously III a. the
homo o: nor father John Bishop on
Ninth street.
Miss Gertrude McGary, Of East LIVER
pool OHIO. IS tho guest OF Mrs. Robert
NJ. Inch on jefferson avenue.
Miss Virginia Nichols Of Lafferty. @,
a,!o7uo;I 'u.sno2 Iav % !sJn5 eQl s.
Elars on Twelfth street.
Miss t.ieaaore Cleilan cf Nann.aG;on
-e,Urasd nome Yesterday evening after
spending n few days with Mrs. y. h.
pr!c> on Jefferson avenue.
Floyd Bonar. Cnnlmer Au't. Ita'"e
Eonar. Marie Gary.n. MsrSRre; S!ea-
coose and pnyl,ts Ayers left FOR PUCK
harmon Yesterday 20 resume ih".r stud
:os At Wesleyan College.
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Arainrt Open Shop.

Cleveland. O., Jan. 3.-An active pub:
licity campaign. a fund Of $4,000 ari
An organized front against the open
shop wore outlined at recent meet
ing Of the Cleveland Federation OF La
hor. Union members were urged -
back the cooperative banking tnstttu-
tions so that their funds might nos
support the employers in fight on un-
ion labor"
propIe can take in their hands," said
". +. McCaleb, e-president OF the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
Cooperative National bank, "iS TO OBJ
tain nj least partial control of the cred
II OF the nation by cooperative bank
ing means" He asserted that * there
were a law permitting the establish.
ment Of small cooperative banks, 100
could be established in Cleveland.
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'MECHEN
VIII Entertain

This evening at her home on South
Marshall street Mrs. John Hunt VII en-
terta!n the members o: tn" w olHen
Foreign Missionary soctety. Alter d.
Cuss;ng the lesson study ;ae remainder
OF tho evening vii! be spent n SOFA
time Dainty refreshments Will be
served a: lato hour.
Guards to Meet
Tho Homo Guard sOc,Nty Wi hold
their monthly meeting this evening III
the basement OF tao VI. l.. church. The
work for the year vii! D" planned az"
an effort will bs made TO lncr"aS. tn
membership Of the society. TIE meat
ing 8 OF great Importance and good
turnout OF members - expected.
School Resumes
The public and high school opened
yesterday morning ate: ton day Naca-
ton. Several weeks Will he spent IN
examinations will be given, so that pro
motion can be made b. the :'rSs o. Ieb-
ruary.
PEacticing Hard
The BOYS basketball team OF tho IN
.on high school are spending much time
practicIns this week 10 prepare f"r 70
game Friday when they will meet the
i.nsly Institute nye. Tue locals realize
that 4 w!l! hc . hard battle ami hre
spending ngn. .U ,e TO H m s,staF'"s ''' IT,
The A. A. Mountain rust. American
Logon. Will meet n ter ne" heal
Quarters il tao Odd Fellow hall ta!>
evening instead OF the rooms under tie
local postoli!c". In tn" new hcadqua"-
tors moro - expected 20 be accom-
r!.sh"d ana y scrd Hlrno4, - expected.
knights to Meet
Tho kn. Eu's az lythl"s lodge w.
hold an important m"rtiH. this evening
in their hAi, on Marshall stree. A:ie'
the business session. ;":'Ia'"r% WORN
Getting Along Nicely
The many friends Of Miss Fonda
Bard. who fell severa! Gays ago Will"
p!aying near her homo sustaining q
broken ieS. W. r. glad "a learn thn'
sne Is getting along nicely
Students Returning
The first az This week .lud9 mar" 90
Tho students cc the d,iie-~n: colleges
and universities rNsumTS tn"r ~iud'-'
afte- the Christmas holidays rhos" re
:n~l;ug from this city arc;
Misses go Margaret Luken. Bethany
College: Virginia Hunter. Oh.o NeS,e!
an University: IrAz imam. West t:h-
er,y Normal SrhQo.: Mary Conuers aud
Francs llau,r;. fai-rHo7t Norma!
School.
Mcssrs--porald Reynolds, un'vtra!,y
~ I'!ttshurCh: fe'iA Stack and W. r.
EroLc, W,S' Virginia University.
Businesh Meeting
The ne mharS Of ii" LADIES' A!d Soc-
lev OK tho NJ T.. "nurcA meet IA tie
basement OF the cnuCCh las; eren1nr
The monthly reports WHce submitted
and Z neat su'n Of mohe% was cleared
tn; month from the so,"Ns and bake
.,'cq. v!irn WI he u"cI for t"e hrn"tt
81 to society. r'Ius we're discussed
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cd in an old cash book Of the store. IN
the possession Of John 3. Bean Of this
city.
The book shows that on July 81. 1851,
one John Glaze purchased eight gallons
Of whiskcy at Is cents a gallon. On
September Is, he went back for eighty
two gallons Of "lisQuer" paying 10 cents
a gallon for 1t, and on December IL. he
purchased forty-four gallons at 20 cents
gallon.
Most Of the accounts noted In the
book open with the purchase OF whiskey
or "licquer." whatever the latter was,
il brought about cent more gallon.
On July 10. 1852, according to the
book. Dean Siegner was charged with
sl.l0 for FIVE and half yards OF linen
| FOR pants" and $3.62h for barrel OF
, flour. On December 10. he bought
I flannel shirt for $l.26.
Muslin also was cheap in those dayA
John Gooding. the book shows. having
; purchased "a yards of It and half
pound of powder for $500.
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Months Fines $500.

Cleveland. q. Jan. 3.-Clerels nd s
civ Golfers were richer. by more than
sf5 roo during November a. the result
of fines for alleged liquor law viola
tors. accoit,inS to a report made public
today. Eve hundred and cighty-four
persons were arrested during the month
for alleged violation Of prohibition
laws.
OF tho number fined. 15S paid with
nut coutcstinE. On" hundred and thirty
sought toy a Time - have their penal
ties reduced. a-.d. failing. paid up. SIN.
VINO had no money 10 pay their penal
,'cs. are working them out in the work
house AZ the rat" OF 30 cents day.
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| cents. and It's ticket rate is y: cents
/ Or tho 81 larger municipalities In the
st,te. tho Figures show. having 4 total
rcrulat!on Of 2$2a."5?. or pust about
half tho number Of people IN the entire
state. 10 have = sis cont rate Of fare,
seven Il five cent rate. four 4 seven
rate. two an ciEh; coat rate. two a inc
cent rate, one u 10 cent rate. while
Lakewood. suburb Of Cleveland. has
! n local three cent fare.
utgn cos; conditions and incrcassd
wages during til" war resulted IN lare
, Increases in al! Of the cities. notably
Clcvclar.G. wh"r" tho scrricc-at-cost
! plan is in sltoct has had hundred
: Percent Increase in fare In the last
thrCm NrnrG.
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MOuNDSVILLE
20-YEAR-
GIRL. SUICIDES
SrEnL MuLIaAN OF MouNDSvnbE
EwpEp LIFE WITH GUN AT
pnLES BOTTOM
Dependency Due 70 Poor Realth Held
Responsible For Her Rash
Deed

Mas Tee, NJ. -. twenty !e'.-o.d
r.r. - Mcsa:>....e. committed suede
.e~.a.Gr. ,au~n...; Iy ~.."o:.AS ."rS2.i
i :: q, ESQ ~. 4 royo.,c- a. . h"'""
g.. NJ. 80 . D...."s Teton. A. "SN
,,e .:,s.' .:..2 :. y c..
=. = :. ,.-.: "a. aespon1 sncy due 70
bed e ..... - - cLl>s % The E =!
shooting ..'-.c.:. SAe -;:rc % p;li:eS
Y:r.t"-a 90. Nor=,cto"a IS 'n,Gi.- 81
lst ,,reo. thanking tie cSa"S" ""A'"
. 90 Socd ard ven 5, ;a3e! 80
..-o:aS followed. lie" q. heath "a5
- 70 oyerstuGy. < = SD.
THH suicide occurred yesterday mora
= auo4: SO whea 80 secured SIC rc-
,olvs- and thsR wen: % her BEDROOM
I'D saot herself.
Coroner John I. watt. % Es,a,re.
was cal.-G and rendered veyd.c; OF
suicide. Tae body WI he sh:pgct !"
N9rSsrtcvn today for Hura.
Home Talent show
nre % Tho beS, hous ,a!sut SHOWS
49, s.yea - ;h:s c.ty a eI?e>NI
THURSDAY and Friday OF t@:s week ! =
. musical production. "0A, o.. An.
,yi,l rs shown n ihs Strand theatre "a.
49, ;ae auspices oc che 'rr!a!:y Church.
'.ars club.
ms - ono Of ne biggest home 49,
lows eve- s!Yen as rive cas-: '"G."de'
.. e. Two hundred persons. Many -
en-, Envs h.sr Engaged n HOME t","T'
,.-qducc.orS before and t;s >i~'"S> o.
80 sho;r IS assured.
Club Meets
Tas Homer NvslcA club NJ o'""; "a
GUAR session ;n.s evening q ;1e f.rst
II. &. church. I: - requested that AL
r..nhers b. present a. plans Coz the
coming wear VIII Re made.
Prayer week Program
IN, 50 PLAYER week II Noun" 100
>.G p-ayn- meetings WI Tvs held :"
q different churches ta.s -c"!: - 80
lows:
AJoUaar-C. =. church.
Tuesday--Z.oa Lutheran cs"-,',..
rednesday -r.rst ". =. ard CAVIAR!
VI Z. churches.
Thursday-Ftrs, Presbyterian ctGr"3.
rrlday-Sapttsr church.
Tuesday Arts Club
To January general :ree-:ng NJ ;&e
~uesdat Arts club wal he held th.s ~
..-acoa i. o'c.ocI, n n" club room n
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FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zemo, the Clean, An
tiSeptic Liquid Easy to Use
! Does Not Stain

I Greasy salvcs and ointments should
rot be applied ii good clear skin is
wanted. From any druggist for 35c, or
$l.OO for urge size, get bottle OF Zemo.
When applied as directed 1t effectively
removes eczema, quickly stops itching,
and heals skin troubles, also sores.
burns, wounds and chatting. It pene-
trates, clcanscs and soothcS. Zemo Is
clean. dependable and inexpensive
antiepuc liquid. Try it, as we believe
nothing you have ever used is as eiiec-
tive and satisfying.
The Z. ". Roe Co., Cleveland, Q, T
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Ancient History,

cleveland. -. Jan. 3.-Wh!skey, Is
cents p gallon: -four 1868 barrel or
flour and muslin about three cents
,lrd sounds like tho price list Of Il store
in a consumers Utopia. Those wcr"
snuo Of the prices at the general store
- JASPER. Ohio. in 1851. They are list
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COL DIS.
Nv '.N> /lj'l>'Ir'N> ~
"Pa0e's Cold Compoun9' i:
Quickest Relief Known

poa. stay $cu,rea-u3! Our blowing
ard sugt.liug. \ dose OF "Fhp"s '"iG
compound" taken every two hours ~
~ tu~ce doses arc taken usually c!c"k
any cold light w.
1'ha very frat dose opens cloEE"l ms
tr.lS ard rh~ air passages Of N" E""u.
stops nose running: rN'"N"S tn" head
ache. duNnoSS. fever shrsss.
"lNap"'s cold Compound" costs only n
s,w Cen:a 1t dag sores. " acts
without assistance. :a>fos NICE, contains
- quIN.rc.-. lu~.Sr UNnH FapHS'
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Ton Cent Faro at Tiffin.

C7eveIan1. .. Jan. 3.-CAr r'ders IN
only one ohio city are paying 10 cents
a ride. statistics compiled by the pht"
committee on Public Utility Informa-
ton show. TlCr,n has cash rate e. 10
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STEUBENV|LLE


Sn-c's, p,S2":c. 70 he lHtc.!igcnceT.
S;euhonv:..r o. Jan. 2.--Hctty H
Low was granted = d'N"-"" IN common
plcaS court to-day from larry NJ Low.
prominent lora! business man. Judge
Car! Smith also granted u" plaintiff
:,.mony amounting - $io.5oH. payable
over 4 period II '"n years
In lion Of n, yo&t, right 10 dover. the
rour, GRANTED tho r.nintifr the sum Of
q ,oh 10 ha pa.d this year and bcs gin
.,,,r ..e rtr=, Ga,. Of January. 1922. or
,i.rS. ~. Gc:cnJ1rt 70 nav the p!nintifE
:, non nov ,.c.,r Cor Mint, wears
In Rendering ,aIs DECISION Judge
e.ni.h said ,ra, this allowances probably
v.,,,,t ro. rrru,!, the p.a.nt:cI 10 I've
80 .bc has N Nh. rast, hu; that this sum
alopy with No. income from property
womb give I - about SI.TrO per year.
,.hicr 70 Thought sufficient Tor her
,..Ge
Tho. court. :. granting TIE divorce,
said fs,.,, the evidence showed that the
,o,,rc ro",d no, ."r along together. be
mr. ,.-o,nrat!h;e The plaintiff entered
~. for diyorr" Over a year ago, but
wi,bdrrw scr first petition. Later she
rc,i,.f,D mn che
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OHIO NEWS
Agricultural Education
Makes Strides In Ohio

Columbus. o.. Jan. S.--AEr!cul tura!.
home economies and trade ana !hHIS-
tria. cdUra;ion hHN" taken good stree
In Ohio during n" last year. acI"r':I's
10 Tho report sent 20 congress by III"
ohio drua:tn"rt of tn" federal bHard
for vocational educational education.
The rcpn-t covers work that has been
done With the aid OF federal funds.
Of agriculture. "!urati"n' the F"p"T'
saws: "Sixty-,wO schools. An increase
of arprn> ina;,!Y 4 pcI con. over last
year. wcr. rIpr"vcd for federal 'lN' ann
enrolled t.".l pupils IN N"";i!ona. worn
The total inCnIN. If pupils from "!I"'t
or supervised practice IN 1r:Ic".tN:" 4"
l?IS.l?. Was 500 .N!9.5?.
1T may I've said that tn" Gua.;iY 81
tL,. work performed N tn" dep 'Tir"ni>
have AVERAGED much hotter ana h''-'
n.cu conducted more Thoroughly man
previously. Teacher training a"tlNl'"'
. lavc been conducted IN connection Win
iiv. trimming schools, whore cCUr<'J III
observation teaching and supervise!
Tea hing have n""N carrie! cut. In tn
department OF uEri"ultura! c6u'"t'"h ~
tn. ohio state University. c'urSc III
tn" methods OF teaching T"cAt!"n"l hf =
-icuIturr has been offered "aeh S"m"3-
ter and during III" summer session An
, enrolment of - students ha~ been q u
) tanned during the last year.
| The report said that - ail-day schools
! for instruction IN home ccou"m'c& nave
. boon IN CFn'EIli'n NIl 1ilE NV 49,
: Five Of thcs" have h"rH used ny TN"
: tcarnrr trimming Institutions for pur-
| poses Of rr&ct:cnl teaching.
'"rwcnty-tw" ot lnc ai.-day Schools
t vii lo reimbursed hE federal an we
r~rnr, continues In these schools. $40
iu,i!s were enrolled and - teachers en-
! Lowed Twcufy-s.yen l@-mnNthS teach
| ,rs were emplryrd and hom" PROJECTS
( required a. Il prrt o. tho work.
! More than TOO schools 81 tn" state
; g.,1N sst-
! n, funds THIS year have not boon Sulh-
| c.cn, to more than TAX" care OF n"rcS-
! y,ry increases In salaries OF teachers
! no new day schools have been taken on
I Tor l92O-@l.
r!c1 on ni ohio state University. Mann.
! ! University and the University q: en-
..rr:,i! TIC total number "i teachers
,radl:aln:r from vocational! h"m" "'"-
rninivs training schools this year was
- AZ present. the number az qua Nhrd
, graduates IS not Su! icicnt 10 meet INC
) reeds II th" state
/ Couy"rr!nE In" progress mad" In trade
! and Industrial cdUrat:"n. the report
says. To meet ~" need 81 inc "!"'
range II industries IN Oh'"' the state
. has developed welI-d"iln"d program
. of Maritime trad" "XtcNSl"n. 'ooi'crA-
3 ION and evening trade extension cIaSS"F
! "purInr the year there has been or
: CGnizcd a program consisting ~ :" pa -
: Inn" trade extension cont"rs with >"
! schools: four general CONTINUATION con-
! ,o-q. With six schools: two ali-day con-
! ,c-s with five schools; so evening class
! rcnters with approximately 1..oN SUI
! 1nrts: the general continuation schools.
! 900 students; the nll-day schools, Ian
! students and the evening classes APP
! pruX .mately 500 students.
style Show at Farmers Meet
! Columbus o. Jan. Sit wont be
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Marriage Licenses.

Eurl K'~nrr. -, and Mary Clifton. is.
both Of St"ubcuvilie: Thomas Gaines
~. and Ida Robinson. 81. hoin o! Sieu-
nNnyi.!c: john ]. G.ller, -, and tece.!a
k..!y. =. both If Toronto.
Grand Jury Meets.
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Il. parish hovSN THO meeting VIII b"
called 10 order ny the president. Nv. II.
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To January general :~ce':ng ~ :&e
= .lesdat Arts club wal DC held th.s ~
..-acoa i. : o'c.ocS n n" club room n
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for a sofa, 20 ," gwen This month,
tHOUEn pans a." -; "oHrTi"te. THO
-orqrl.tt.., w'i mr"; AZ" it'tor part Of
;n!s W~eE. nd C"h"'te arrangements
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-01
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Sunday school 1000 a. m. ]. A.
Baugh, superintendent Our attend
ance was fine last Sunday. Now for
still better day. Come.
Song and prayer service HOO to
115.
Communion service l. IL to ] / 80.
The Lords Supper observed every
Lords Day for all followers of
Christ.
Preaching service II 80 to 1900.
Subject: 81 determined not to know
anything among you, save Jesus
Christ, and Him crucified." Conduct
ed by w. A. Joyner.
You are cordially invited to all
our services. We meet at courthouse.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-01

The only time some dancers are
light on their feet is when they
sit down.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-01

called in Dougherty Superior court
Monday morning. Solicitor General
B. c. Gardner stated that ne had not
decided which one of the defendants
Hudson or his wife, to place on trial
first, though it is generally believed
that Hudson will first be placed on
trial.
While adjusting some defect in a
private water system, L. j. Grimes,
prominent banker and farmer of
White Plains, Greene county, fell
from a tank Friday, breaking his
neck and dying instantly.
C. H. Stanley, of Long Creek sec'
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
ITahk ANDERSON, Pastor.

frank Anderson, Pastor.
The special program fer Rally Day
begins at 10 o'clock. There will be
no preaching service at the morning
hour, so all our friends who worship
with US at the usual II o'clock serV-
ice are invited to the rally program.
we are expecting a record-breaking
attendance of between ITS and 200
mr. and Mrs. Stanfield will decorate
the church for the day.
AS cooler weather and rains have
come the open air services will be
discontinued and we will worship
sunday at 1880 p. m. in the church
The children of the Sunday school
are requested to bring all the old TOYS
(ney are tired of playing with and
tlfer them Sunday morning that
they may be sent to the Georgia
framing school at Greenwood, Ga.
Toys for all ages will be thankfully
received.
The ladies' of the church are pre-
parng to send a box of secondhand
clothing to Goodland Orphanage, and
10 Nacoochee Institute on October
~. You are requested to take any,
,,nlng you have to send to Mrs. E. P.
Morgan, who will pack the articles
and send them away.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

garI W. Minor, D. D., Minister.
- 9;3O a m. Bible school, 7. Furlow
lakewood, superintendent. Do your
pest to be one of 400 today, as ba-
Ss for rally day next Sunday.
II a. m. Worship. Subject: "The
immortality of Service"
6;45 p. m. B. Y. P. u, RAYMOND
PARSONS, president! The weather is
cooler and we want you with US.
|, 80 p. m. Worship. Subject: "The
INlnlstry of Compensation"
80 p. m. Thursday. PRAYER meet.
ing. After prayer meeting the regu-
lSl monthly business meeting Of the
snufeh. Every member ought to be
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HIGH SPOTSIN
GEORGIA NEWS
Busy Mans Summary Of State
Events Of Interest Gather
ed From Many Sources

Mrs. Willie Swansberg, of Atlanta,
has filed suit in the Bib Superior
court asking for $4,000 damages
from the Macon Gas company as the
result Of the explosion and fire at
the Brown House hotel last August,
which caused the death of her hus,
band, Harry Swansberg, a Central
of Georgia engineer
Perry Barber and Calvin Parker
brought in another large bear killed
in the Okefenokee swamp near Way
cross Friday. This made the second
bear killed by Barber for the week
the first one being killed last Mon.
day, and weighed in the neighbor,
hood of 400 pounds This one
weighed over 500 and is said to be
one of the largest ever killed in this
section.
The Hudson murder case will be
present as business of Importance
will he hToupht hefOrn tba ronfar.
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tion of Warren county, is exhibiting
a sheaf of upland grown rice, which
he said was grown on his place.
Judge Evans Of the United States
court, has passed an order providing
for the sale of Brunswick's street
car system. The order directs Oil.
yer C. Lisman Of Brunswick to con
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present as business of importance
will be brought before the confer
ence.