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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
NAMES OF DEAD MEN TO BE
STRICKEN FROM POLL LIST
Itcdi.trictin.: tuinini>.inu Eu>. "n
HcNision of Regi>trati"n Books
far AUGUST Primary.

Much vrrs res. i bong mane uy
Tho commissioners Oh rcd sir.ctia :,
tho voting pr scinc's. "aiH clyde ".
Saunders last night. "'rhcr: IL y
with the job said Mir Saunders.
THE poll books have not been purge
since tho adoption OF the nov Con-
Stitu;!on. Nc are "oiu: over tlir
mortuaiy lists in the oiiicc o. 'hc
Health BurCsI. SO that tho nam ~
OF all dead men may toe dropped iron
the hooks We have already found
- h.udrch OF SO. Many OF these
nnmcs have been transferred troM
precinct TO precinct. Ia distant parts
OF the city, and sometimes IL takes
an hour TO locat. one name. Eut ~"
ar" going carefully into III" matter.
and when tho work is completed the
hooks Will 10 as perfect as IL is
possible TO make thcm."
Mir. Saunders said he fol; confident
forty precincts wound taEc care OF
the voters for many years 10 com"
With voting population OF about
10000. lie says. one precinct 10 l.0rV
names can be very easily li.,ndlcl
and there need lee no congestion a.,
Separate books for mon ana
women. ne pointed out. would hsv,
Simplincd the matter. and would
minimize the chances for cougcsl !on
II any important election when III"
fui! electoral" may hc expected to
apply for ballots hGi without such
convcnicnccs the judges and regis.
irnrs can h.tHhl. crowd OF Leo
with little trouble.
The commissioners expect 10 com.
nlctc their work IN ample time for
the August primary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01

Guided attempting to incitc insubordi-
nation I'm the military forces and OBJ
structinS recruiting. The case was
appealed to the Supreme Court of tho
United states which sustained the
tower court on March 10. 1919.
When placed on trial at clcvc-
land. Debs called no witnesses In de-
Tense and made the only argument
on his own behalf. In appealing TO
the Supreme Court. he attacked the
administration In evidence by tho
lower court OF the ST. Louis Socialist
platform, which he had Endorsed. and
records from the trial Of Rose Pastor
stokes. and alleged that he had been
tried on his state of mind Validity
CT tho espionage ac, as violating the
right OF free speech was also attack
cd by Dcbs before the higher court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
LITTLE THEATER LEAGUE
WILL HAVE ITS OWN HOME
4 "rp"rnii"n To B~ Formed NJ Meet
M; Friday Might TO Formu-

corporation TO Obtain pcr,n,-
ncnl home ;Di Tho fii,I. .rI..,',,
hGa%ne wi'I ho formed at n ,nc"tinu
"i nc league 10 he held Friday might
a. Mo o'clock at the Commonwealth
II is planned TO form q cn,no,,,,,n
that viii have no hover oih"r ih,,,
I" own q building suitable for the
pnrnoscs OF the League II would
ne financed by the val. OF stock to
and would h. controiIc, ~ :, hn,r,i
..t,itd ny IT. stockholders Tho gem
.r"i affairs q: tho lcagmc vii stiil
nc mahaSod by - directing stan
OF the league. 1t is MANNED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
SETS ASIDE FRIDAY AS
MAURi DAY IN SCHOOLS
school Hoard Takes W Action nu
Either ia:i fsudEct or nuild-
iu,. l'ru;-TnIn

Friday was SGT Isid" las; nigh,
" tho city Sshoo! Board ia monthly
session. as the doic ON which funds
toward the erection % a suitable
monument 30 Commodore Matthew
Fontaiuc Mnnry VIII hc collected
III Richmond publiu schools This
* part OF a Statewide campai,n be-
ing instituted hy thr Matthew Fon-
tam" MaurY hssociaiion in Nir-
ginis. il an effort to raise a fund
suitably 10 commemorate ,h- great
Virginia Pathfinder Of the Seas"
No action MAS taken ly the board
on either the 1921 t>udrct, Tor tho
building program wtli,!r Is contem-
plated
Albert II. fIiU. Superintendent OF
schools, announced that the attend
ancc in the schools in the past year
haS increased li33. This figure in
ciudcs both ~ ana night pupils
Total rcs.si on. NJ stated. Is
c:.5S". 1925 .itc pupils and SIDE
co!orsd IN d'y schools and 2.00I
white and ilS2 colorcd in night
schools
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
F"liowins ar. the probable line


Tn" United states c.rcui, Court OF
APpea's VIII convene today at II
l"!l"w!nc judges and officials Will b..
IN attendance; Circui; Judges Mar
TIN y KNAPP, of Washington. y. =.
and Charles =. Woods. OF Marion :
G; District Judge John .. Rose al
Baltimore. Md. Clerk Gland. Nj
Dean. and United states Marshal
John 6 Saunders
Gas. IN call.
No. i'29 The Coca Cola Company.
appellant IS. old Dominion E"v"ras.
Corporal On. appellee; appeal from
he District Court at Richmond Va.
Z" b" argued 10y Harold NjIsh, OF
Atlanta. Ga. Edward S.-Koccrs. OF
Chicago. ne Francis VI Phelps, OF
Washing ton. - G.. and g. V. Mere
dith. Of Richmond. for the appellant.
and by II T.. Scott. /" o. Wend"nburg
ahd 7 Gray iiaddon. OF Richmond Tor
tho appellee.
The cour, viii likely hanl down
large number y: opinions tomor-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
VETERAN TAKES MATCH
hiidrr>> Bca>t .innotti at Fout H.,
Taking Nv" straight,

"Eiil" Ch.ldrcss. champlou victorian
poor player OF Church Mn last night
retained his title when he defeated
fIank Ginno;t IN "A series oc games
at the -. Elm" Billiard Paylors The
title was I" have been decided in
thee matches. tho winner 10 hc the
onc VINO captured ;wo oi tho thrc.
affairs. ChilGreSS took the irst
match by the score OF 100 L. IS. ana
came back strong In tli" .ccond con.
test by heating his opponent 100 O
-,
Las; nights victor Is ono oc tho
Oldest players in the city. Wine Gin
lnotti IS on" Of tho Youngsters. Chii-
5Grcss had high run for tho evening.
with string OF tweuiy-n!uc Ia his
s.redit The match was attended hy
q large crowd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
REDlSTRICTlNG COMMITTEE
WILL HOLD SESSION TODAY
SUGGESTION aud Plans for Work i'm
Hand viii lie Made at
McHIinE.

The E"dIoiricting Committee Of the
r'H'ihi Assembly, charged by that
H"dY at its last session TO report a
piah Tor rcd.str.ctinG the Common
wealth. as required by law. TO the
Genera Assembly Of la22. viii con-
ycne iu the hall OF the IicuXc OF
pcl"saics today at , o'clock for the
ruFr"se OF hearing ali plans and sur-
ItS;i"hS Tor III" work in hand which
may b" made
G"org" W Stephenson. of Bath. wilI
prcsld" over the meeting. at which
time each member ~ the committee
WI! present his plan TO uccomplish
Tho work in hand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
DEBS EAPRESsIs DELIGHT
OVER COI;ItT'S nt,f.USun-

ATLANTA. Ga. Ian. 3l.-Eugene
V Debs. in the Federal prison here.
expressed great pleasure today on
receiving the news OF the action of
The United States Supreme Court IN
reversing the lower cour, in the case
&c Victor L.. Hcrgcr and four other
Socialist leaders. but declined to make
any comment on President Wilson 3
refusal TO commute his own sentence
The news was conveyed TO Mr.. Deb.
ny Samuel Castleton. his loca! at.
.ornry.
The reversal viii have a whole.
Snmc eject throughout the country
Dcbs declared In a brief statcmen,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
BRITISH GOLF EVENT
TO BE HELD JUNE 20
Open Championship Event VIII ur
stayed AT -. tndrrwS-Nmrr-
leans Select Dates Tentatively,

NEW YORK. Ian 3l-Thc British
open golf championship tournament
VIII beg At 81. Andrews June 90. q,
vas stated IN "a cable message re-
ceINrd today by Tia" United states
Golf Association
Tcntat.vcs dates for the Tire.
American CHAMPIONSHIPS open anna d.
tcuf ard womrus. hav. boon Sc
lecicd. IN; VIII not b. announced by
Tho association tor a few days to in
sur. that the dates are satisfactory
:" both Amcr!cau and foreign play
fchcrc Garducr Of chicago. former
national amateur tn" holder has
heen appointed 10y the executive com
Iniii"s as mead ot ia" new commit
toe. which viii Selecl courses Tor Inc
1922 champions hips He will b,.
aided hs iTvii,as -. i'o!T.o. Atlanta
and y 6. Fo"H"S Jr., Pittsburgh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
CHANGE DATE OF MEET
South Atlantic E:scn> vii Take
PIHer in Washington March ..
Local (iuh MAY Inter

CHARLES V. Moran, VINO has charc.
az the South Atiaatic championship
track meet. TO be held in tho Cath.
ole University gymnasium ' 1t
month. announces thar the date o.
the event has been changed from
March 20 March , No reason FOR
tho change Vas given in a iett.,.
Moran forwarded 20 this city. In
structing all local clubs ina; the NEE,
would take place March 9
While none OF the Richmond or
Eanizations have stated they VIII take
part IN the event. II - probable that
;hc Richmond Athletic Cub Will
sond - squad o. runners t. .affshiag-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01

TDNIDN'. IAN 3l---Ed. ''SlTnngIrr''
Low worlds champion a CajcH-"s.
'alcA-'hn wrestling threw k"natn
'arltni Italian heavyweight. h,rc
tonight without using his famous.
deadlock. which has aroused opposi-
ION among wrrstlcrs ana tn. puh.
nc. II" pinned tardini's shoulders
20 the mat With 4 toe hold ST. hour.
~ minutes and 20 seconds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01

on Che Berger decision given gu,
through his attorney. Il didn't see
Eow ANYTHING else could happen whom
the Supreme Court reviewed all the
facts In the case. Mr. Berger un,l
Wis friends should never have been
found guilty in the first place.
Mr.. Castlcton stated Shat Dcbs
would issue statement tomorrow
commenting on the Presidents re-
fusal TO commute his own sentence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01

~ NHJ kGII. IN. Jan. II Shori-
atpp Water tsabb!D MaranVil. has
"ISn'd on"-y"ar contract 10 uI,,
WIZ INC Pittsburgh Nationals. onI.
Gals Of the club announced ,n,,,',h,
AihianElil" Was recently traded 4.
me, ftttonurgh clUh by tn. E..t,,
Gun, tn"e+ !'":llc players and - -, vi
consideration Acquiring In the deal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
BLUES ARRANGE SECOND
DOUBLE BASKETBALL BILL
hat'hii"n Team Plays Merchants.
While Z. u. 4. &. VIII Meet Il. \.
a. Friday SicLI

Four Of the basketball teams tha,
ar" contestants to: The independent
championship OF Richmond viii bc
seen IN action at the Richmond Blues
Armory next FRIDAY night when tho
soldiers VIII ofier another double at
traction. The Blues battalion team
ana the Merchants National Bank
outi, VIII furnish the main event.
since the Blues have been meeting
competition during the last ,vo or
three weeks. the work OF tho team,
has shown Improvement and a win
tor them over the bankers woulI no,
u" surprising. The aggregation was
defeated hy the Richmond Terminal
Friday night only after hard strug-
gle and is confident il Will cause In.
hank team lot OF worry FRIDAY
night.
Thc outcome Of the Church I'm
Athletic club Richmond Athletic club
gam" Viii be watched with iutcrrs,
! mes. lives ar" tho leading guiiltcts
OF IN" city and the gam. Should
Prov TO be battle from start /"
finish
Following arc the probable line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
In McnOriani

io.tns r,in~ntpt.ucc OF our
mo;h.r. Mr.. ". I. Hsrp"r. nu Gi>a
ono year $50. FchTusry :. 1899.
One year ago this morning
IT wac la thu uariy J.v.p.
You tuoo your Tl=ht To- h'Evca.
To Ike ".tn jesus oh ~" throne.
Oh m-mm.. nov - h,yc iiissct you.
S"nc hut US tell.
iiu, I" I.,.nr you arc IN heaven
IL ,hs srcatost COMFORT wc c~n nave.
/; Was hard - SIvc Nuu up
IL hafa "a
" v.s svliish az u sc kh1w.
But your place. ua InnI". csn't bc hlltd.
Your to! .ut pains aye over.
%oNS Sou T,-t On eternity siUtr.
,Our .lir Viii 70 Eu.dip- Etsr
10 lead w. go jRc heavenly haT.
CHILDREN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
Norfolk & Western Ry

irn.r Br"nh Sirccr station UniI,.
Tor Norfolk Goo ~. NJ. 300 ~ NJ.
sS.:.@oo T. " 80 t.. NJ For the wes,
J.. NJ. go f. Al Arrive IRON Nor.
ioik il:45 ~. NJ. 6.55 r. NJ, $50 e.
~: from the West. 1885 AZ NJ. $3.50 a.
~, 2:lU ]; NJ. 1850 l.. NJ. g:jo T. Nj
Office. S32 t:as, lain, street. phons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
>Ti:A M>IIII's
Richmond New York Steamship Co

l.necuve Dsr. tth .aIlinys every j day.
ir n,, Hishn,ond and New York Frcirh;
Onl! liu:iJt service. No 4mba .roe, q
Freight received daily unit! Nd sx.
cen! SATURDAY. T. NJ.
R'chmond-Sew York Steamsn!p Conc
pay Is your company. Owe il your
business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01

wards bavc also been appor,Ioncd to
meet tho demands Of IN. law
Th"> ACCOMMODATING map. which Is
reduce" from large ono publish.d
by clyde w. Saunders. and bv him
copyrighted. shows very clearly the
lines, and any enc may at a glance
500 IN" precinct N which hr VIII h.
required 10 vote AZ the nest -iec-
ffon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01

fr".rN-s j. b.lue made. slowly hut
sur"iy, on ihc revision o. the ward
ana precinct lines OF tho city. under
'h' nov ap?ortionmcnt. The CON-
nissicncr-s on revision have been en-
Saccd anon their task ior more than
/" week, The main difficulty is the
elimination from the pol books a;
names OF persons who have died with
IN Inc past ten years. An assistant
u now engaged in Eoinr over the
bc"ks containing mor;tIary statistics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
LET GOOD JUDGMENT
GUIDE YOU IN BUY
ING a USED CAR.

Consider first the rcspon-
sibility of the firm Offering
the car. Have you assur-
ance of a square deal?
This is a vital question.
Public goodwill is the re-
suit Of hundreds of salts
factory transactions, and
we believe goodwill and
confidence the finest assets
in business.
The following list of ears
is backed with our name:
1920 Willys-Knight, model
20 (demonstrator), tour
ing, 5-passenger.
1920 Overland, model 4,
touring, 5-passenger.
1920 Overland, model d,
roadster.
1920 Overland, model 4,
Sedan (demonstrator).
1919 Overland, model 80,
roadster.
1919 Overland, model SO,
Country Club, 4-DaSS.
1919 Overland, model 85-4,
roadster.
1913 Overland, model $3.50,
touring, 7-passenger.
Every car listed is in tip
top shape, and they will be
sold at greatly reduced
prices. You can save con-
siderable money by seeing
US before you buy that used
car. Reasonable terms to
responsible purchasers.
HARPER OVERLAND
CO., INC,
213-215 WEST BROAD.
MADISON 4O81.
MA an, W Ei;l.Ionc-ton truck. compieteIy
iI rs,ha n!ed and repaintcd: new motor.
Garage. seventh street
MOTOR TRGCK-rhrcc- ton CIvJcsdaie
ihoio! truck. splendid cunning condition:
platform body. VIII sacriiIc~ r. ~
Lock l.oM 1875. Richmond. va.
NATIONAL
SiN.cylinder 7-passenEer: fine
hacking car: cheap To quick
Ninth and Cary Streets.
NEW FORD
Touring Body.
UNIVERSAL MOTOR CO..
1912 w. Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

Deaths
iiA i.hkk--D.-d. Dn January al 1921,
Efnihn ~. bslI1eE. widow "I leo u sal
in"r. Funcra. All take place from ST
James u. L.. church On wcdneHd.y
morn at II y NJ.
BROWNING Died. At ST. E!Izabcth's Hos.
biaI. January 80. at li:S5 y 81. sire.
j: y BroMhlnS. iii tho thirty ,hiTh year
OF h.r age. sac - survived ny nrr hus.
haLu Ahi !ltiC sou, Gerald, tnuinr 2
nv" s!sI,tr aud i've nroln"rs. Funrra
at u. NJ. February !. 1891. At inc rcr:.
fence OF Mrs. j. ~. siunv. JVGi Tay.O-
ARkEE-D!od. J.nu.iy ~. a. thc H..
treat tor the Sick. A!a. Virginia i'arncr
ui l:' South toion!I! Avenue Sac T.,
survived Dy n-r husband ~. 4. rarAcr:
9 On, son David y. ma t,"". dausht,ls,
Mrs: \. IL. l.cyHO.J- aud Mir. george
i.Tmc.i "nd Funeral at Eapnlnc. ".
Wcansrdsy.
ROSS Entered into rest At hor home eOs
WHO oi ID. Grorgr Ross. Fun"r. com
home T. NJ. ,uesd.!. IEtcrncn: .,ti.
.;uN. r.--i:nJrrcd INTO rc,t Mordsy. jan.
uaty s.! at tn" ,olgn,sl iivri. char
son OF ,.W"in ~ p Roe .ni Cor,
Frederic. shrg. Va, ln ;nr thirty-eisnth
scar %. his 10 r. survived 10y MS
WHO. Myrtle Rcitorh HoNr. taTc" sis
tors apd iwn brOt teT- Funeral notice
later. intcTnont WI, Dc ~ fr,dcrich.-
purE. Va,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

.rrials and Departures Of Passenger Train.
DAILY. unless OF her Mise shown puhlis ii
only as information and not guaranteed.
DAILY except SUNDAY. ! Sunday only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01

caro- 90 those WHO present themselves
on election days for many years to
como. Toe laws require that there
snail be precinct for every 1000
voters. II being understood iha; such
q number can be taken care OF with
case N amy one day
There has 0"v.. little change in
remains without change. while Ir,
Ward contributes part OF its terri
tory 10 both Clay ami Madison Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
Funeral Directors

MoURSING ORDERS comp ctcd IN -
hours ~ equipped > dye gag.
.II-ut> uaCh ~ twenty i"uG ncu.r iuIS
IS q special ngancn OF 90: pus.ness a.u
Id always c.N,A PROMPT attention. Sioi
,cl.cs. So. SDrth seventh sirctt.
IIi:Ci ID NIa i'h.uy. ian.Ea. director
aua -Inss .tIIyG, ;Dn Eat Main Sutei
Madis.H - h.udni.a SG6J
Lodge Notices =
\ sr..uiAl. meeting OF HICKORY camp
40 =. y. -. y. VII Dc held tonight at
u'u.ucn ~ I"yIoi Hal. '.voJ n"'I.-
bar ls uTg"l To- "ttrHI, Il 'irEatr> To
iur b. az ,iTnp ~tl. t. elected. y !a".Gt.
t-r-n.? CaHGn.iGH N.il Alsn D. starta 81
ncIw.cn inc i;rGs s.i b.Gss.
Personals n
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-07-14

Il think that things in the sky will
take care of themselves now for a
SPELL" said Sprinkle-Blo to Nancy
and Nick, so we may as well be get
ting down to earth again. AS | told
you before, the only way in which |
can find out just what people want is
to stay around and see what they're
planning to do. Let's be going.'
So he said, Zone for the money
and two for the show" and all the
rest of it, and they all gave a big
jump and came landing down right
beside Farmer Smiths chicken coop
where Biddy Bantam was scratching
for grubs and shiny black beetles.
Biddy hadn't started to raise fami-
ly yet, but she was going to soon,
the weather was SO fine. She had
found lovely place in the hay stack
nobody knew about and already had
10 eggs in it. When she had four
more she was going to cluck. She
swelled with pride when she thought
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-07-14

Carl Speer, of Americas, is spend
ing the week with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Market and
children, of Arcadia, Fla, arrived
Saturday for a visit at the home
of Mrs. B. F. Market. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Marketshrdlu
accompanied by Mr.. Lester De Shon,
a brother of Mrs. Markets., his wife
and two sons, who spent the week
end here, leaving Sunday for Indian
Springs, Atlanta, Chattanooga. then
by Vicksburk, expecting to reach
their home in Arcadia by September
first.
Mrs. Alice Grey, of Columbus,
spent several days here with friends
last week.
Rev. C. NJ. Grey, of Smithville,
conducted series of meetings at the
Methodist church last week. The
weather was unfavorable but the at
tendance was good and the sermons
much enjoyed. There were two ad-
dltlOnS to the church.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-07-14
PARROT

PARROTT, July 13.-Miss Josie
Pritchard is in Atlanta with Miss
Bertha Lee, she having gone there
for treatment some days ago.
The Dawson ball team will play
Sylvester at that city on Tuesday
and three games on the home dia-
mond the latter part of same week.
Raymond Oxford spent Saturday
night here with relatives.
Rev. R. M. Herring and family
are visiting relatives at Valdosta.
Before returning they intend spend
ing several days in Florida.
Mrs. Kenmore, of Leslie, spent
Monday with her brother, Mr.. j. O.
Cannon.
Miss Alice Morton, of Randalls
Crossing, is visiting Mrs. Frank Cook.
John Cochran and several other
boys from here visited Preston Sun
day evening.
C. A. Elliott, the contractor, and
several workmen from here are at
Shellman building a new school
house.
Mrs. A. S. Hargis, of Birmingham,
Ala, is here visiting her mother,
Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. D. S. Williams, of Sale City,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ollie
Black.
Misses Thelma Conway, of Biz
mingham, Ala, and Isabel Terry, of
Shelman, are visiting Miss Mary Low
Pinkston.
After several weeks visit to their
sister, Mrs E! E. Pinkston, Jr., the
Misses Brown, of Lake Park, return
ed home on Monday.
Miss Arcola Davis, of Ocala, Fla,
is visiting her parents here.
Miss Sales of Benevolence, is visit
ing Mrs. S. C. Yarbrough.
Miss Emma McCamp, of Macon, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Tilley, Sr.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-07-14
SUMTER

SUMTER, July 13.-Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Speer spent last weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Chappell, return
ing to their home in Americas Tues
day morning.
Lucius Dean left Monday on a
business trip for points in northern
Alabama.
Mrs. Herman Pridgen has retured
to her home in Waycross after visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. D.
Rodgers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holland, of Bowers
vile, and Misses Oda Lee and Mollv
Cooke, of Leesburg, were weekend
visitors at Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Deans
home.
Frank Webb was in Thomasville on
a business trip this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Mitchell visit
ed friends in Sumter last week.
Harold Cawood, of Americus. is
spending the week with Emorp Chap
pell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Webb visited
in Plains Saturday.
IlIoo Euild hoDInSOn returned Sat
urday after pleasant visit to
friends in BullockvilIe.
Mrs. B. F. Market, Mrs. K. NJ.
Mcdonald, Miss Mary Morton and
Fred Market visited Mrs. A. c..
Jones who is convalescing in Plains
hospital, Monday.
Miss Mary HELEN Thomas, from
Smlthvllle, spent Friday and Satur-
day with Miss Annie Bivins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wise and CHI
dren were visitors in Plains Sunday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-07-14
Show | Cleared the Mill of Rats, "
BY r. ]. Tucker, r. |.

GAS night Waterman believe | have
seen more rats than any man. Dogs
wouldn't dare go near them. Got
$1.25 pkg. of RAT-SNAP, inside of
6 weeks cleared them all out. Killed
them by the score every night. Guess
the rest were scared away. III never
be without RAT-SNAP." Three sizes,
35c, Csc, 1925. Sold and guaranteed
by Harris Grocery Co.; Sparks Gro
Gerry Ca; Nathan Murray, druggist,