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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-26
FOWLER
yYlN;a

Belkh might wen have made the
rsed happy by leaving before the
nnsl bout was over. because there
van't much kick in the Monk
Fsvkf-willie St. Clair bout The
IA round brought out some good
uzipa with Fowler winning Rod
Nurphy's decision In . close fight
ybwier located a welI.placet hook
= X Glars ebony chin In the
.ening session and the coiorcd boy
hezn 10 wilt But he came back
nnng. The second round was tame.
~ even with ST. Clair holding on
sbl. The third ended with the hon
n even as ST. Clair busted Fowler
| q bis left eye that proved that
Isuier had seen at least one glove
lining the evening. Fowler cracked
4 Clair on the smellcr In the final
sninn that turned the fight In his
hror.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-26

The los Of the Junior world SERIES TO
fsouisviIis was an awful blow to Baiti-
more. that latter city thinking their club
vas . major league team Jack ogden
won three games for the Orioles. all they
won IN the series. but was off form In
the last game. and was knocked out OF
the box
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-26
Referee
Is Man
of Hour
Fms Wanted to Escort
Him Out of Hall When
He Robbed Biddle
BY LEO II. LASSEN

+ little Al Bid
die. the Ana
cortes welter-
weight, h a d
held a bust
ness meeting
with ] e S S Q
James when
h 9 famous
Jesse was in
his prime, he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-26

naldn't have been robbed any
vorse than Sam Belkin
nbbed him last night when
X gave the verdict to Boy
NcCasslin, the Brcmerton
NIT singer, in the semi
vindup at the Pavilion.
Judging from the noise
hat the boys let out after
the scrap was over, an out
der might have thought
thAt the gang had been asked
4 they were in favor of pro-
hibition. The sentiment was
strungly in favor Of having
San escorted from the build
ins altogether.
Sam Brown. the First ave.
shoe merchant. led the West
side Of the house in this DEM
mstration. with Bernie Brin.
he ". k. ivory ticker at the
hesd Of the Northern delega-
- Casey Jones. he Of the silver
!hroat was prominently Ia favor Of
hying him tossed out into the rain.
sAile we thought Louis Rubenstein
~ the edge over the rest Of the
M IN the South section
pkikin must have craved excite
nens. II he did. he certainly got
IL wish. sam Bcikin. referee. will
~ read. sam Beikin. expert
Hcond.
II must he said In McCasslin's
hvcr that ne won the first round
xnd managed TO sink a hook into
Blddles stomach In the last round
that made the Anacortes hoy show
1'stress, but otherwise Mccassltn
vas dolny most OF the blocking with
his cha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-26

f. Louis fans. ~ the vsy. are watch
ing George SISTERS work ss . manager
In the California Winter league with
more than ordinary Interest. because they
Lac rohi when he lays down tho reins
AZ leader OF the Browns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-26

fsskisg svv the scsrw Of the
Last three weeks Of the Coast league
ssssson IL the surprising total Of ~
home runs for Jim Poole, Portland
first ss~ker. lie cracked four In the
series with the Indians here. slammed
-four off Of the Seal huvier~, and
tet 81 circuit blows off Of the Los
Angeles pitchers. lie ranked merit 10
Paddy sigiin. Of Salt Lake. In the
home run record fVr tho year, max
Ing 20 10 Siglin's 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-26

Roy David wanted Clay Hite to announce
the fighters clearly. Roy wasn't refereeing !
he was standing so far from the ring that he
sure about what boys were boxing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-26

The Cleveland Indians are figuring
strongly on Louie Cuisto. the big Oak
land first sackcr. 10 cover first bar
next season. Louie was back this spring,
but couldn't stand the hot weather.
Rolile Zeidcr. veteran tosser, has been
released by Vernon. becoming a free
agent at the end Of tho present season.
He viii try to land fhe Fort Wayne fran
chise. n the Central league is rcorgan-
lied next spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-26

Last bunch Of notabics-Harvey Mcdonald Dave
ltein. Julian Schwartz. Vernon Cowan. Jack Cussie
erashem. Gus Brown. Mike Piggots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-26

More notabies-Col Bostwick Jim Purely. Cohn
raubc Dr. r. ~ Carroll DR.. stubbs Bully
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09

laIifi, -5lEs 9iE5iZc Fsa4l4 1-Eze 1e<s1 1e-
7EiIdezed and alieuzrea-
Il Quite n me sulrIr aE 1He age
-hze silvIocz shauId suffer me uun-
snEnen1 xnien 8efaIls ma For us
o5duEa5e vengaf1lnazz he 3 deprived
aar aHiv Of z.le sum ae LeaE AnroHis.
rat 81 al ais farrune ana Is dnally
Ike Issselaw 8 lew 5f Malta. ne work
BIZ vaca sllalzesuearp Izs 1s4u eaH-
zlaeea1iy influenced, compelled 20
-1ange ais reiiGou. The lat1eE lie
TAI gives something u Z slocsl 20 me
modern raaGez- Ear respect tdr ger
SERIAL conviction xhea Il eouriic1ea
EIrl1 5r-n8dazzv, did uaU exist n
Shakespeare 1ITne- L vas not very
ong SINCE Jews 4za 5aau f0rcaa 10
ehonse between Kissing me csucIiiz
aud mounting me fzggoEz aHd n
StrasaHrg. 10 L349. Iiuss aIuE.rad of
-Iegn aza u one lav chosen -tle laELeg
alternative u strange 20 reftee-.
700. mat Isr Is 5Efs---lrI-e wHen. III
-1z English zrage a1s 4 esiireEranean
Jew vas aierured 1alsouing ais
daughter ana another EaHtEIHg Is
knife 70 e1r ms dear0r flesh -IIBus-
auds Of heroic and enthusiastic Ee-
1resvs Ia Spain ard Portugal VIC.
.f-sr the expulsion 81 ZOE 8g0 at rfe
beginning q ri1e eau-z1r-. had 81
eraEfv renamed faithful 60 Judaism,
were suffering themselves 20 - z7r
cured favea and Burnt hive BY me
uaulaItI0n, rarheE than Earswear zIe
religion 1f their race
But what s MOST sGryIEis5Hg f0aBJ-
less. g me instinct 9f EauIus wTth
which, Shakespeare mas seized Ipsn
aTa reproduced racial -lIaracEsrIsrics-
and emphasized gvaaL Is peculiarly
EewissF IN slIviacl1 culture While
Narrow according 70 ais susan
nade ms 8aralas revz4 N 11v-naI8gI-
elI miles, Shakespeare indicates
mat Shytoei1 S culture Is founded ar
rtreiv uu0u ne OLD TESTAMENT, ard
makes commerce his only point 81
contact win rile civilization OF later
time All ms parallels are drawn
from the patriarcfls and me gr1uner1
SgIudered from Eile. regIuus. The
social forms. me language. IN which
his SHIRT is at home. Re 1as yet "a
eaIueti ms Oriental character. Pas
son Is the Kernel 8f MS narura. HIS
ve1gafuiHass IS NAM times greater
than his eapscItv Avarie58Uz though
he De- mGueE is aariIIug 20 him IN
CONG garrison with revenge It IS rot
until he is azasperae=f by ms iaugh
r=rs robbery and Highr zilar ne takes
sfzes aard measure AGAINST Antonio
8nd refuses TO accept -aree times the
amount af -i1a loan. -r1ei1ivalruus.
indeed, IS ms cancart0a 8f honor,
but such as II is, II IS rot To be
Bought for money His haired Of
Antonio IS FAR mora intense than his
love Car ms ieveIs and It Is inns Baz-
donate aarrad /, nor avarice. tlIaf
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09
Bow PAATY FOR
~ aNEgER

Mss Blanche anldeT vas 5sauEl-
fgggy entertained Thursday afternoon
zt liz naa1e 81 Ars. Gayron Fisher,
when The members af Mss suider
Sunday sehaai class assisted By ars.
Esher, gave her a laveiy rainbow
party which was ehe outstanding So
e.zI eveur 8f che week.
Sharing donors with Mss sniaer
gere Mrs. 4 r Royal 4 receub ariis
and Aiss Hsmlirle JellEs. a member
af The sehasl faculty. mere
rAe decorations throughout the
rrssrg IfvHug ro5fns, @iglea were
THROWN ssrgtEer, we're ia the delicate
tlaa 81 the rainbow the lights being
sfastssrt with ziers u pink, 1lHe, yell
Isv. orange and green maine, with
kzsksss Of deIicarety siutsd pax
rages rspendesf from the ehaHde-
hers
NE reception dail hetd decorations
&C mnl1 roses aud handsome ferns,
white lie drawing room was il rose
arzaevsss the saTs1e hue appearing on
fae 5aaw lamps and ia che tones af
rfe aoar eovgrfnga Wicker baskets
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09
ILE-RHIANCE
GOESBANKRUPT
Tim 5inad Sans Energy GUIDE
Perto-Alzngau RzEuiids the
2Icur.

Wrestling WIN a weakened eaHdI-
ION o. ztla blood Is desperate sr.,1g-
re E1Iu, NaEerv 1}aad deHrFv4s the
1asty II energy ana e1Ises 4 liaTzst-
7gIr. feeling uar unlike utter asZhagEs-
Iuu- 1 man with weak 8l6ed Haa
rat ri1e EulE Use II IRIS covers IL
acsis dealsInu. and VaelllaEes until ae
8sss sesf-gouLzde71ca.
Some mem and women roo, 20 faI-
arIng along E8r monrIs searueiV
'eaIIzIug E1IaT 1aev heed Gudez Pepra-
aaugau. rue alaad-61Iid But wl4ea
hey laTa gaEeH 1t FOR 4 while, what
difference there is n the feelings
I1e 1id-E5Iue rIz0r and the rest-alaad
EIz OF good health eerurn. Tire new
r1cI Blood gers To work building
Certifying. lifting tire spirit ID to rs
FORMAL standard Physicians isrva
prescribed Guides PauEa-Aangan For
Years as j 5lg0d-5uIider DpuggIzEz
sell I5 n liquid and 5anIaE form. Lsal.
Tar rEIe Hanta fztIties 2aatIl-IE an
gan 8n -lre package aaw
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09

O. esra1za interest % many El11sifis
AaEe Vas 1s1e marriage Of Hiss Nil
ssress Derisn 20 3Er. Henry A. Hart Of
Esaz4gse,. wflcg eTent 1aek place *
saesssasi1sg. the aanle ST me bride,
Bees At 9 aetoeE
Rsv G. q Car1ersdf Ellavilie, an
aneHe Of the aride, GffieIared at gae
ceremony. which was witnessed IS q
kex zlose relatives u me Young
a5ure
Eamedia1eiv after the ceremony
l.tE aid Mrs. Hart Lef1 far AIneri-
zIs. Elere beautiful reception was
81 By Hrs Lee Adams, ite-
ssnv friend af 8ora families. 81 Ter
hssns or Lamar srreet
Mrs Kart. ~ Miss Mildred DeG1so
ugs aHiverzzllg popular ard 4 most
hlsnlg accomplished young LaEy with
~ tie traits thar go to maze Ip
reas sVoH1aHh00d She Is the oldest
daGei1ter af Ar ard Ars. R " Der
xs, ST Sehiev county
Mr. Hart IS he oldest son Of
.siHage and Afrz z. J Hart, aud is q
progressive young farmer % ri1at
ssrssaH-
H9 and Ms Hart VIII 1e at home
81 Fhgsr friends ) few miles 5at from
kiIs1iIIe-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09

filed with Igsuk rises 5agked the
uznse5. REIle Christmas ezeri ard
brilliant 10iHsezrias res6-I on Desies-
eaJs a5oaC the ro0m-
The dining ro8m ref sesgd -iIe fee-
0EaCioHs IF rose N rs app0intnenEs-
RISES fling the raaEl WITH their
fragrance, waIle crimson salVia. gave
the IuletiGe Inspiration
* the guests gathered and were
Welcomed BY Hrs Fisher -he7 we're
s0uGHc1sa =sEa -lTe drawing ruoa-
where novel Guessing contest
awaited -i1eH1- Pic5lzges aad 1eau
clipped TOM fav0rire magazines and
acted 70 1ha vail eaca bearing
number uurl So were registered
These pies1IEzs represented useful
Articles wHlca rae bride would re
Eaire n 7er pretty rome, every de-
sszcmezIc " -iIe nome BENG repre-
serted JT me clippings. C}ue esDee-
ally pretty ore WIS me picture 81
Eeet-sigesi s5Gage7 tais sorrapiHg
rae Advertisement IT a popular ro8f-
rig
MRS. Clark Poole was the gBsE
successful one II g1essing sge largest
number correctly f1r wnfCa sHe re-
ezsved i 5eaarirlIlIy dressed KsaypIe-
which si3e rraeInusEgr presented 20 me
1rTde-elf-c1
Mss SuIder was asked 70 IKE H8ld
Of i golden -Hread whica vas con-
@eaIett "a the reception rom and ed
around aad ABOUT ehe drawing room
ant INTO the dining room, receiving
she information -iIar at tTe ard Of tire
thread was tie rainbow wtTIe1 would
lead aeT 20 the pec Of gold. she
found 1erse.f at rae folding doors
leading iuta the dining r80m- ard at
iIer aBBruaen these we're thrown 8peT
disclosing 20 Ter gaze Il scene Of Ell
e1aunueur. Stretched across the en-
-re length If The ROOM vas a E.6r-
fous rainbow formed u layers Of ma
Inc rejecting ereTY color Of s1e
v7nbgE the golden thread lending aer
Directly 70 4 huge pct If gold wiIeh
contained gifts It every description
a bronze eaudeIabra, a precious
heirloom. held ra5nb0w candles,
while beside she golden receptacle
sf8Gd miniature bride and gTu0H
Kavulsz. carried IN flH wedding at
ARE, guarding Che gifts for che
br5de-elect- 70 8ae side Of the RAIN
acw j basket vas placed Ia which The
.ain6ow papers and ribbons we're
dropped - Miss 5uider- one By cue,
opened each package Displaying
some rakau Of Che very hlgn ssreein
WITH which she is regarded Every
ching aaedflzI for the pretty bunga-
law home which awaits her at Selma,
+ Alabama, her future home and a
gift Of the groom was displayed.
Miss 9aider sang several Laveiy saIds
and Kewpies were presented Mrs.
Royal and M5zs Tellz
Sandwiches and sea wera served
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09
GAS sEa SaA BROWNE sELT
z=rsnIry =4s2r5 1T, rsa SEzE=z 1esigFE,
sgrici1 =royi uES -
SErzuz

washington new CEue &c sam
s1ugua aelt Ezr svEaE- y arms tsiflcfE2s-
win iva sEraDs- aHs- 9T-z -'telt si4'itiA-
sies-- aas 0reH afr-i guefi 81 me IllArgt-4.--
master general 8Hd approved IS grs-si-
agaI Per~snuZ / WIr department. az
aa,rneezuear described ne 5et- - a-lz-
Eng -7vs srrarS -rzEnfsvzFle llzE8l
Slides 1rsF-aid 8aTclL- ssIIEEssI. soal3iss
MAGAZINE 1aelzer tEtt saDes- sgtE1et1-
raeaE. This ILzIsEiIlZ distinctly LzuIa
rffar 4asE 1Eiuz Tv0rL
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09
Cod In the Head

g II 4EflEs aE1acl1 o. Eassaz r5r1z-s,
EiGzs sIlnlesz q lEe9uezz1 ~aagfis n =.
1el1 VIII hid E1lE IKE Isa 81 FslEl -
G,-AEAR43E MEDICINE -tIG 5glst "a -
sEsEaEn aleEuss -za z3o.iet ana -.-I.s-
E1eEu lEsS llala I'd za5ds. z4susszrzsI -
51GEz NJ zcl1Ez E1EEa mav .E1ist :
GLr11lE tzEEar-u
HALLS EAEzE9T ETEEICsTNT
gs4ze1 EzzsE-zzLLEE uI& acts effraslatl etl.-
510gG IN re Alse1sls SiIT<zaes 81 IsIss ~
ezzu 1IIzS EHsiIlgzE.z me Inflammation al
EasTOTrHes 11TTTzzE s1ngtTEfnFz.
Ii Zr1aggtzEs EirzuIars ernss
?. = Cheney Z Ca. Ealelln Chic.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09
PRETTY PARTY FER
GLIB MEMBERS

Mrs. 3. r Boyd entertained the
member e her eian rl4esslaT
Earning Ar her home "a College
sFeaes
Earsy winter flowers we're ased u
1az decorations "a The Irving ruSnI,
m1@Ts ne e8bfes WE'RE placed Eor the
9asn@ at zs1e. conclusion 8f which J.
salad course was served
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09
Ten 1aiEaS Z Stick
Is Scale fgr 4Ss stz1TS

Taa sfollaES STICK ~
scale offered BY SesE LarE
m I8iduu men 1sr ASS -zalzrs.
swabners EaeaF9tlH- -
zsa7-v IsEt-- rlves -a~ a-r 7ii-
-aiua.E eraIr fT-rsJiet i.'-s,zr leH-
ger. 6Bo.- Heka -8c zHiis-sFIT
he robBegv rTg r
stores
According 70 ietr-r Jar
said Be 1eta Il -eae ra55s
z,sz -suu5t.va-- vf-.f fs z=-=-
rrr Tire ra waaeg
THaal Clair = sand ~ laws -
e-f--L SGD 7tra fesI S@
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09

azzlEes nm sne monster n Becomes
Shvtoe.s IS le vHgatIl spiriE aE
AZ Oppressed Elee, having suffered
centuries Of HIEreE 1eEseeuEl0a- lniif-
lczI and soeIaI 5andaga
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09

Ellsne4E ManE-9ne ri1fe zlat 5y
HRS Azaa= RaInEaEer saved me lie
5E neg small san when z aIack rear
qrDvetl aer -aFSre ne 3egr vas
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09

L0Sf-Darx brown kid gloves, be-
rween Anerieus Battery Co. and
Dr.. Thurman 3 residence Notify Miss
Enuie Halzeead, Americas Battery
company bit
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09
S HYLOCK
.Aue-icilz Man Discusses Shar-
actz- Recently PLAYED Here
5v Futz Lzsber-


= tie eyes Of -ae Bzaaes-1 re.lsIes -ilsz
: central Hgure 81 The Merchant 81
Ve1ice7 - ~ course SFsvtoelz. -I1auz1
-aere can 5e To iou5r -aar ae az
Bearsd 20 Shakespeare e0Hrsalnors-
res 4 camic 5ersaaaga= aud Iuce Ae
makes ms iual exit before the asst
aer Jv 10 means q grataz0Tzizt Ii
tie Iuznauer vIesT Of ne atHr z1e-
SiITtae.z lpHaarz as d lalf pathetic
creation . scapeg8ar q 7tctIm- -
-he Ehza0eEilau puzzle Tl1h MS ra-
1aesrT and 1is .uiseriIaezz- ms lsurg
ana ms =age-uess - Dig Ter another
GJr lura E1Ic1 1e himself fails. la
ssen1aff NOT --g8ia 5ur uaieraus
Taey laughed wien 1e went 20 5as-
sauIo Eezsr m 1ate 20 faed G1aa
r1e 7rodigas CHRISTIAN -leT -augil-
ssE wi1e1 u si1e seeIe Vlri1 Tuba. he
suffered himself 70 o. banded abauE
1erWeen =xuLtar0u 1vsr Antonio
misfortune and rage and 51e 1r0Gi-
.gaiIrT Jf ans runaway daughter He
was simuiv as Jew desBisetf graa-
1gre ard h vas dou1ly 1espised as
an ezrartIanara- Izarer For 5re
resr The English 1uBlic rad 20 ac-
quainEauee with Jews. except N
books and an rl4e stage From 1886
uuuI riGe middle Of elIe Seventeenth
, century The Jews were entirety =E-
GUIDED from England Every Braia-
dire ag1nsr ri7eu was f-ea 20 -four
lsn IucheesSeI
did Shakespeare .1 certain meas
IRE mare these religious 1raIufiics59,
We may De mre he was verr slightly
affeeced by them, IL a5 all Had ae
made more uudisgalsed effort To
ace himself az SsviaeS standpoint
the seJaarshp, On one hand would
nave Interviewed while on Tile 0ri1eH
seahliHg rhe members Of rita Thurs
day Morning Bridge club for The aver
Interesting game
Two cables were placed IN the
drawing rom wiaca held FOR It's
decorations guaurhez Of rasez and
1aErclsSI
4 5alaG course was served during
lie social aaGr
Present 1ese 4Erz. Henri Lgru1E-
e.u Miss EEgenia Parker, 1Ess Ruth
Council Aisa Mary Clover, Miss Ger.
-rslde Davenport, Miss Mary 71ef-
.ietd,, Miss Vera Henry. Miss Dor0-
-ly CargiB and aiss Jennie Johnson.
The guesf Of Mss CargllI
FEe Club viii meet with Eiss El~
geuia Parker On Thursday morning
uf next week
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09
0ASgEEDADVEEI}EhEHTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED Rent an Automobile
agItIl AFTER Christmas, III which to
visit SICK and needy Phone CAPTAIN
Knox Salvation Army. Phone I3s.
I'll ri. -tl1
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09

SsFsss8Gs nsen, w8meur ever IT,, dsSir-
.ag government positions. $4,000
Ts1sssaig. write f0r free list positions
Ter 1922. < Terry former Civil Ser
wee examiner T44 Continental Bldg.
ssls4H grsn, y. G. -9-3s
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09
Statesmen WANTED

f.4zLLEs'T u Es5- Physician explains
slagpse, effective treatment for m
f-zaIe1 gail5Ladder aud bile Dues as
asessged WITH gallstanes, Booker free
Or Paddock, Eek C729f, Kansas
sgy, No. -9-fE
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09
roR SALE

FGgE gAZE-MY home one af che
hesf suflt houses in Americas
see4n large rooms, big lot, wea To-
eaEea- Small eas1 pay sHeEIrg balance
8gssngslig Ike rent Al real 0Dparcl1nI~
sg address ? @. Eax 49, City
SIT
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09
LOST AND FOUND

STRAYED fsarn farm on Brady road
/ Red Duroe sow with pigs If
taken up please notify A. d. Gate
wood.-s-2t.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09

Szl=zs OYSTER SIC Or s.--s
nix oTs1zzat4as s=a 2ess a.zs
20 "a ~izh them. Phgae Ersg1 M
"a go
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09

Eau viii Hu1 1ur Ee@F Ra==z
ssezzs and Ssezss as gssd as vss
ever saw Try us ssae -=zs rev zass
a=4ierz sSe ez1 save nouev Foe tsa
CzlI az d-ap n Erzzgs Asarxzs-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09
MISS INMATE HOSTESS

E&%G H. M1@@ @A~&%@
Miss Lois HcMafa entertained de-
ig1r4ailg Thursday morning 1t her
aoma on REEFS Park the occasion as
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09

FuH lire at Fruits and Tsrts -hezs
zk Bags Nz-szes. g-zr
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09

WANT TO DO YOUR fine wani,
clock and Jeveiry repairing. Elk
pert service ard reasonable silarges-
z. g. groadhurst, JeweleEs II0 La
mar st., directly in 'front.' Of post
sffice-fsY
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09

~ ANT ELh-Salesman with car 20 cal
on dealers with 4 low priced 5000
nile fabric and 80 Goo mile cord tire.
800 q week with extra commissions.
Universal Tire O. Rubber Company
Michigan CRY. Ind. -A-fE
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PERSONALLY Taxi CAB fares re-
daeed to 25c for ztY trips. I. l..
Compton, phone 825 ard 646.--5-26c
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w AaEgTEE-six raona hoase by Jan.
Ist VIII exchanges references
Gale 13f ard ask far chief engineer
CalI between Z a. m. and { Q. ni--7-r
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FOR RENT - Furnished tBo-room
apartment with connecting bath
328 South Lee Phoae Ts5.-%gf.
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given Address 'Stsn0.8 Times Re
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FOR RENT

FOR RE1g'T--FIv e-eoorn houEe. South
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FOR REagT-Fw8 furnished or ua-
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FOR SALE Pure bred Durac gifts.
Eeaaeies- Cheap HALE BROS
The Washington herald., 1921-08-02
KAISER AMASSED
WEALTH HASRULER
Investments and Crafts Pro.
duced Fortune of $l2,-
100000.
fsrecial csble 10 Ths wsshinEten Asrsie
srd Chicago TribuneO
nv GEORGE SELDES.

BERLIN, Aug. THAT the forsH-
er Kaiser was one Of the world's
stingiest men and amassed a pri-
yate fortune of tI2.5O0.ooo during
his reign is shown in a document
history Of the Hohenzollerns by
Kurt Heinig. socialist. who has
spent years in studying his subject
The book shows that the Hohenzol-
Ierns were impoverished when Will
helm ascended the throne, but be-
came one Of the worlds richest fam
lilies, thanks to the former Kaiser's
Investments and gratis
In the first year of his reign he
saved $4,000 from his regular in
come Immediately after he began
playing the stock market, where. in
the capacity OF ruler. he could upset
prices Among his investments were
shares in two companies which are
now affiliated with American capital
the neutrality-suspicious. line ana
the German General Electric Com
pany. The archives show wilhelm
did not own stock in the Erupps,
but held their notes for several hun
dred thousand marks.
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