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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
REX THEATRE

First Il whimsical. almost coques.
fish little creature. then flash Of
temper and moment later a wistfui
girl who cant understand what II is
all about. That, in a few words, des-
cribes Ming Toy the world famous GEN.
iral character in the great play East
Is West" which is to be present, as
rcd letter offering. by the Ball play
erS nj the Rex theater all next week.
when Samuel ShipnIan and John r.
Hymer conceived the Idea Of East Is
Vest. they felt that they had a for
tune almost within reach. When tiis
play was read TO William Harris. Jr.,
he also saw great profits In It. But
II IS safe to say that none Of the
three. in their widest dreams thought
Of the hundreds Of thousands Of dol.
lars that the piece was destined 70
make for them. Neither OF the authors
imagined that it was TO give them a
distinctive niche among the pl ay-
wright Of the United States. But that
Is what II has done. Seats are selling
IA Sf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
PLAZA THEATRE

It Is Of more than passing iniercSt
10 note that ono horse or all the horses
In the country carries such an unusual
individuality that plans are under way
10 use him as the model In sta;uary
piece typifyinS the sD'ri; % the west.
And 50 IL is with TONY" the priced
horse of Tom Mix. tho Fox star. The
beauty and intelligence Of this animal.
his LOYALTY TO his master and his will
incness 10 respond 10 any demand made
un him. no matter how r"rilrus. have
gone far toward preserving The life OF
Tom MIN And because Ebony is al
that t-c w"st expects Of \ horse--and
that means cvSrylhi~C--it has been
planned TO erect i statute 10 The west
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
A." SUCCESS"

Get your calendar. open Il and mark
Friday and Saturday "f mis- week with
Il bright star in red Ink. For these are
tho dates OF Success" At The Court
No matter how much success OF an
other kind you may lave had. yoA WIZ
want TO add this happy iaStalmcnt 10
your store. II IS the title OF the merry
reyuo which IS the feature OF the Shu-
bert vaudeville program and III: con-
v!ncinr fact of all Is 20 know that 1t
Is n Max Sp!cgcl product. which Is the
same as saving that I, IS replete with
delightful comedy. snapry action. bright
lines. popular comedians, infectious mu-
sic and pretty girls. Abe Reynolds
and Nonc,tc head the cast Better hUr-
~ and get your tickets If you want {"
seat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
REDS TO FLORIDA

Cincinnati. O.. Sept. 2o.-The Gin
clnnati National league baseball club
players will train next spring at Or
lando, Fla. II was announced at the
Reds office today. Carl Finke. au-
di;or Of the club. returned today from
an inspection Of the grounds at Or
laudo.
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ern horse. using Tony" as the model.
II will be memorial not only to
Tony" but to the hundreds Of thou
sands Of horses that have helped to
make the west"
"Tuny' IS featured in MiX's picture
which is showing all this week at tho
Plaza theatre. The story Is based on
Max Brands internationally distributed
hook "Alcatraz"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
PASSING SHOW"

The New Y rk Winter Gardens an
nual revue. The Passing Show. comes
to the Court next week. Thursday. Sep
TENDER IS This new Passing SHOW
Is IN two acts and IS scenes. One OF
hundred people are required 10 present
K: It IS one of the biggest attractions
now on the road,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
DJEVER STORIES
By HUGH FULLERTON
nTEVER HEAR the one,h't Tom,

nTryEP HEAR the "ne.hat Tom
DJE\ LII nv Mccarthy pnlIcd on
Jack poyler Melt sir. IN" "'hST H"E'
vha, heard ;ha, Tommy had passed
awsv and ro"c to join Cap Arson. Tom
NJ Ruras. lack Pickett and other grand
rc,c-9cs had - laugh. through the
h. :,:-E:rg how Tommy d!d ENJOY
that stunt.
u was no greatest and the braiHiHsi
niece Of baseball ever save n my Hte.
=cl Tho best eXa'n2'" .: quick thinking
,ha, ever knew about. II = necessary
- explain 10 Won ~ ~" F'"ns"r gene
ration who tho actors ~ This Hths
cor,eav drama 90 'he hall N"ld w"r".
T',sr ,Nc-e was Tommv( l"t, fielder
90 -.Ns Boston 'aar. nnn If the fastest
-rsp ., 81 C,rr arG, with IN" posi-
be exception 90 Jimmy Ryan. IN" hard
&c. and most accurate 'N~"w"r III III"
snort % ~ line. Second. th"r" vas
lack DovIe- happy. rookie - J2"k-a
cork!nr hitter. q speed by and daring
one. NAv- .ho~a ,vas Ten Er"~n". wh"
even today & 6Hc'o-"d by '"o0r 60 have
been tNa fastest rUrue- Ia -''haN Ger
has KNOW. NJ" -" BOD ~"c"rd
cr IS seconds in tn" .rr'' d'Ns. and
a marvel - auirk .h'"s.-- 00i clever
ha &c running.
Boston ~ n'ariHT %Hw York
Browne vas - e""n-f Na~s. Win ono
OFT. Boston leading l.. on" run and
Dnvie a. -: Fnr 'rs Giants Doyle
drove srarn s'r-'r % '"f; Gn,l and
~ l,oLe9 as = =" s~or" wa, tied.
NcCar:hv j,irrr"G Toward 1T -" crack
~ the bat. <~oor"l -" hal, Of his shoe
TIPS on The SECOND hnuuno. and. without
Waiting - s'~1!cH'sn Ny "r 'ooA h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GOSSIP
: FROM WEST VIRGINIA CIRCLES
Wheeling,

,o,rN ~ E,,Nra ..ssi NJ "N his
u.,."T,- hI-E s.,,,l candidates ,.S-
,,r5sv or5 ,rs.,,d ~ , heavy scrim-
$40 49, =, ,..o,.- practice session.
80, -, ~, ,,,,r,r has decided
,,,.,, So, b,ra vo~k for ;he
49, ,,d ,,sre.r, the plays
q - a.. ., his machine The
- s..,.,,, ,.,rr'i,.,r, with me ~
49,, 800. i,,..,-tss. and will
q, o...,.-s-. .. rc,iarsE,o Ss,Ur
-
-,,aol,b,.
-, -, r,,,,,,,s. So.ur.
49,, - -, lI,u ard Nc
~,,.L.,. -.,.t,a ,~s,~ squad hard Tor
,HSh@, '''"'H -, nT,h 49,, rros.
'orss HN'7S fSSs-'"'> -, ,,,
Sa''S @. ~ 49, 49,, .,l,r, mn
20 So -. ..,,,..s s,,n,.irr over
-, g, ,cod cunitiou
".n..,I.,, nyr- The out
-. s,,.,r.,,...s ,,,,sb ,xpect 10 win.
worvood.
w., ....,.. ,;...., nd White athletes
-, ... .,..., , ,..., Yesterday. and
',.1.'..- .,'..- ,...s.r..x. look good to give
~--,,,., , ND rr--,r IN the opening
-, ,,,.n srh,,,iS Tl,, WarySooc
rsl,,as my. worked hard for {,
,,,.,r,,h s,., nv. 81, D,rfcr, condition. The
- -. - a whole. and while n"
-, .,..r- ,,,.l3-. j. expected.
- .,n,>,, srorld DC heard
s"s .,,,.. ,.,,,, If lo@@.
''''' Irr.on-
,.,s.. ~, h. d!Sheartened
NOV N'' a,r,,. Saturday
over ~" ,,,,,,,.,y,.,,Ir and YES.
AZ ne ''''' ,,,. I..,;, h,.
'"rGaE "'.NV.'' ''' ,'' ',,T. his r,r.
= hSh',n; ".'E"H ''o %. .,,,, ~.
y nile ne TO-. ,,.,, ~, ~
making 30 ''S.' S''..'.'', 80 ,,,,r
com" g! thH ''''.'. .,,,,r INV.
team % max" = ''." ,...,. ,,.'.r.,..,.
noNSS col
tor.
NonadsE'E' n,,
Displaying f"' t"'' N'".
shown Ill ""sA-tnat ne - 49,,
chances with the U":cn high ioo'o3N
,san,-l.,.,' i;uh.,. drove his Mounts
Vile Candidates Through aAo'ner s'to
ling work,"r >v>i' rd'! att'''g wv, ..a.,,
80 CONDITION and Bubble has
~ .,,rn~,ss for the followers
nc fall Il IS sure.
al '"r ,,.,,s, : 4 GOOD battle
tnoue,' -. ..,...,,1 I'd - tuk$r,. every
Sa'ur"SN d. -. .,,,, ~, he ,pns
$500, =, ,na .nral whistle.
enc 90 ''' .,rrr
-. YESTERDAY eve
L"'''@ - sr.,n,i Field Julian
n."s w er,.St,y. injured aud wnj.r
MuF'I" w. ~ ,l-,n n. ma; not
noS .na ,,r,s against peua$-
get 70 '''s' -, p,rnShoro.
bcrc high on H','Hr,"S .. ,,.., .,,r-
led by .I\,F ", ,r,a ,, 49, sight
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DEFENSE RESTS
(contdnu cd from Page ons)
inmate the case Mr.. PAUL was called
:" the stand.
NO Personal Interest.


inmate the case Mr.. PAUL was called
- the stand
No Personal Interest.
( I'm dircct examination Mr. PAUL. de-
nird ,nnt no knew Mr.. tragO personally
and explained he had no personal IN
rrrrs, in the recall Of Crago or or city
council He also denied any connection
with the prcrarat!on Of tho recall petit
toms nor did he admit causing the re-
cell petitions TO he publisher IN inc
ncwspapcrs previous to the time they
were circulated.
Mr.. raul declared h" was !mrelled TO
write the challenge 10 Cargo for Idol
suit when he learned II number OF peaV-
p,c had become frightened at the
threats Of Mr. CraGo 10 sue siGncrs or
the recall petition.
Il did II 20 bring the matter to
head ai.d 20 remove any obstacle that
might hinder the progress OF the re-
CALI" Mc said
Mr.. PAUL denied NC ever al any time
entertained any Ill vii! or malice to-
wards Mr.. Crago and denied tho state
mcnt made by Mr.. Crago on Tuesday
N,ra, he had made ovcrturcs to CraGo's
attorneys offering t" have criminal
proceedings against Mr.. Crago stopped
in return Tor the withdrawal or the
100000 libel suit.
In answer to Mr.. Paull's statcmene
that 10 malice or feeling existed the
prosecution on cross examination IN
Produced the transcript NJ NJ. Paulps
examination as a ycnircman in the cleo
ton fraud case in criminal court
against Mr.. Cra"o last APRIL
II hav" no personal feeling against
Mr. CracO" he said on cross rXamna-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

In ahurning bu;lding. wooden beams
will resist fire longer than unprotected
steel columns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

French sard.ae. are often canned and
exported ton hours after coming cvt Of
the water.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
Farm

TIL, f-l:rHou' Iich school football
SQUAD hold q long workout yesterday
Afternoon 4; South Side park. ina
candidates r,r.iciratcd IN puHrn:
passing and running with n" hall an"
,ackIir: :ao dummy during tho FIRST
mart OF Tho p~.ctir" session ami "iH'''
rv!.h Coach loo 'uS,-Vctirc the mo
men IN charging III" oun"S,n.; team.
Al! cf the candidates With u i'W
tNcrp;in..S are IN good condition an"
Az, ready ~ "nca -" s"''>"n - 'N.S
city Saturday. Sept 81. Ath""cH SeN-
.,-n, members y" the team ar" S"i'rSlhN
t-,,r minor injuries they VIII H!' ''
nh. 20 talk. IN act!v. part IN N" DrAc-
t,c, session which viii hc staged ~
Coach Ice every afternoon next Week.
This afternoons practice VIII con
s,st mostly Of running signals. Ea'''
d.. chat the squad practices new pa, ;
VII lie given 20 the team wh'"h VIII
b., worked out under tho supervision
81 Coach Ice \, :hr crescent t!he
Coach Ice has rot picked his clcN"H
I'm, I, = expected ;hst his Will Ia
dn3N during y" early part OK new
week
,eos, th-.e rsr,lI,,a'rs .rvi"E for .vr"Y
,,,s'.io,, 81 .nn tNa'r. Tn" lin" VIII ~"
= heavy ono Tav,nr aUd STRAIGHT. BON
candidates -" -aCi'iss. w"'ch "'" aHt
- -nSrcr.,, 49,. cole a. center -
r,,r N,,f.'S. E>rn". Steel. Care l.
,r,I,s.,~ ID NIi;rhf" ali line men eacN
weigh close - - pounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

The Greeks. claim the Invention If
the saw. but I: occurs On Egyptian
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
Drr o'beary's Teeth.

DTETE HEAR Anything *" ,h!2
'' l. The cher day, during =
-,-e ., Ss- lie - Chicago. I vas corn
s-z DOWNTOWN. hunting means % rid
~ rhe= : heard Yellow growing
rs-.- y. s.-.Ee and eussias the stree,
ga. companies FOR sot running thu cara.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
Burray and the Cook.
DE\ER HEAR III" one that good
l'D l. LIN old .'ha-i.,. EUrrTIS ruil-

l'J l. LIN old Charlie EUrras pull
Cd on the cook We'll. s:r. that iSnt 4
hasebav warm. 1ut is jus; as good. |;
happened an i yacht. ~" Ea.Nb"N. We
were sailing IN Ian" Michigan. ana '"S
weather was rough and the So was
roUriler. The !acht vas tr!:ng |" tNTh
sornc-Sault "r two. and while the crew
was praying for more wind the cook "aN
sick.
Tn. cook bad been a""rS'"m"d -
those awnlu9 aua steamer char i""At-
irc. p,lrt;"s. aud h" waSn'. H+"'! :" real
r.,cins. Naturally when u" r""H G"t
sici; cyerv"i~ IS r-"rchy. f""r """N'"
revived b.t onr morning.. Lard vas
sighted far ahcaG. N"'oGs" =" w."
standing in and Gu Oh -" sh"r" n :,
heavy n"rin"r!y gale witch blocked
progress.
..How far Is !; :" 'a"d'" hc ask.!
weakly.
Two n.I">." said Charlie.
Two niles" exclaimed the hopeful
cook. which d!r"ction?'
Straight down. .a'd '"or'!" a n"
--ahhsl . Inc.
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Huntington

The Huntington High ycHrl'nGS 60
touch o: real football training Eester-
Jav afternoon when they were ScNC
through their frs; scrimmasc "f tHc
season at Ritter Park. Things got real
rough ror awh!" and n:a"y Young
s.e- began to wonder why he h3d n"t
gone homr and cleaned u1 n" back N2"i
instead Of cr,la nCer;nE his sui N Such
useless paStime
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w:-h 10 Alumni game looming Sa.9'
LAY afternoon. Coaches Ht'' and NC
Nuskav worked their squad hard Tor
.hrse h>vrz Yesterday With the pros
2sc:s - IT, hes, team fnr Years n the
PIKE school ,he mentors ar" taking no
ch.nces o. - o'G-t'msrS SltpT'nS over
a win Th~ squad = n good con'''"h
and. wn'ia ~, cru:,d""t over me out
come OF Saturdays clash. expect 10 WIN
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Rcsco Gnrwan Will" satisfied WIN rs
teams WIN over Ein:o uhy IN" score az
10 Is taking no chances on East F'nE
High which comes her" Saturday alter
noon. Yesterdays prac''c" consisted OK
another long drill in which IN" nIaE'rS
received Instructions on football rom
4 20 and went through III" same.
Charleston has hopes Of becoming t"e
ioc2 champions and German g leaving
No stoan urturned ~ an c0deavor to
realize this ambition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
BOWLING

MusEE DUCK PIN LEAGUE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

Tonight: Ta-wood VS.. De"-Dro2s.
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The common sparrow % England
TO Atr!ca IN winter. -
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-06
Georgia's Splendid
Acting Senator

GOVERNOR IIardnck in appointing Mrs William H, FELTON,
United States Senator from Georgia succeed the late
Thomas Watson has conferred honor alone upon Mrs
FELTON,, but upon Georgia woIoanhood.
Mrs elton will be the first IN the United States
to the senatorial toga should there be session Of
Congress- thus making it possible for her quahiy%
At the OF 81 years she will honorary capacity
step into the deberave body the world its only
feminine representative Of the millions of women who have so
recently been gwen the franchise
1t pretty compliment the women of the nation to
the Of the State Of Georgia and what the more
impressive, it fell to the lo Of splendid woman.
She is much beloved woman in her crgn state and
national figure. Herself the widow of statesman she makes
fitting figure occupy the high place of honor pending the
November elections.
Speaking OF the appointment many papers OF the state are
laudatory The Columbus Ledger had the following comment
OF make on her appointments
Governor Hardwck under the State law is required TO
make appointment other option being left for him AT
the time the Senator voted on at the
November Stale election. Unless there an extraordinary SEES
OF the Senate the apponed Senator will not be able to
qualify The elected Senator will qualify at the December
session Meanwhile the appointed Senator will be acting
Senator "% - so ii
Mrs. FELTON, admirer and advocate of Senator
Watson She is also close friend of Governor Hardyvck
Her husband for years Congressman from the Tenth
district
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-06
TEN YEARS AGO TO-DAY.

(From tk.a Times-Recorder Oct.
6, 1922
1t was found yesterday after the
receipts for the recent play at the
Opera House in behalf of the hos
pital had been counted that the
amount that will go into the building
fund for the new hospital will be
about $50. The Misses Louise and
Susie Chapman is due much credit
for the admirable manner in which
they furnished music for the oc-
casion
While Henry Stevens, a millionaire
lumber dealer was in the city re
Gently he was so impressed with the
personality and skill Of DR.. j. r.
Statham, one of our well known
physicians, that he voluntary offer
cd him trip abroad with years
course at any Of the European col
.ege he might select. DIR. Statham
demurred at this outburst of gem
crosby upon the part of his new
found friend, but SO sincere was it
that H. was finally induced to accept
4 very substantial check, the amount
running into four figures for the
reatment Of a sdislocated finger. Not
only did Mr. Stephens thus evidence
MS friendship, but cxacted of the
jcctor q promise to visit him at his
Michigan home and later to UurSuo
post graduate course at Johns Hop
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-06
T O NJ SIMS S AY S

Dancing is fine exercise. 1t is
5ften done with dumb-belles.
Isn't stealing a bucket of coav
Grand larceny now?
The easier a girl is to look upon
he harder a mam looks.
Noe thing about the world series
is neither team will wind up lower
chan second place.
Mud baths are being used to make
scopie beautiful, but you don't see
any pretty politicians.
CARPENTER wants return bouts
with ski and Dempsey. That man
may be out but never down.
In few days you can say to the
&c man "Then days is went.
Atlantic City woman wants dl-
vorce because hubby hit her with
an aX. Women are touchy
Halloween is coming pretty quick.
Better be making friends with, the
aeighbors' children.
In Australia, kangaroos are hunt
ed in autos. Being good jumpers
they make fine substitutes for pedes-
trians.
The man who names Pullman
cars names towns in Asia Minor.
Marie Escobar of Mexico is doing
well in grand opera. 1t is not true
that she developed her voice while
calling for help.
Three big u; S. life insurance
firms have quit in Europe. Too
risky a business over there.
Moths don't realize what things
cost:
A mine in Ohio has been burning
SO years and that the truth.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-06
rasshoppers cried the Green Wizar

rel of fog out of the sky so he can
catch the Twins, Hark, 1 believe [
kear him coming, Yes, sir, GER
tainly do. | must be quick"
The Green Wizard went first to
the birds. He knocked on every
body's front door in whispering For
est and Old Orchard and Bright
Meadow and told each one the
trouble
Instantly Chris Crow, Bill Black
bird, Sally Sparrow. Oliver Oriole,
Oscar Owl, Casper Catbird, Theodore
Thrush, Fanny Flicker, Belinda
BIuebird, Bobbie Robin, Whiemina
Wren, Harry Humming-Bird and
lots of others flew to the place the
fog was and began to flap their
wings.
Next the Green Wizard went 10
the Butterflies Soon Sis Silverspot
and Sammy Slipper and Dave
Dusk-Wing and Polly Particularly
and all the other butterflies flew off
to help. Such Tapping Of wings as
there was!
They blew the fog away and the
Twins continued their journey.
Go be continued)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-06
"4orping Goldfish and Swimming G


6lG-EO, What do I see?" cried the
4 L Green Wizard, looking down
from the tree tops.
A minute before Nancy and Nick
had been rolling along as comfy as
he footman on Cinderella's coach in
olain view Of everybody, but now
here wasn't thing to be seen but
= thick white fog that covered every
thing.
Hopping goldfish and swimming
raashoppers" cried the Green Wiz
ard, Shading his eyes and looking
harder than ever. Il mean swim
ming aoldhoppers and hopping grass
iahcs--no, mean, oh, goodness! !
don't know what I mean. Pm com
uIclely flabbergasted. Now where
aid that fog come from and who
scat it,"
Suddenly the Green Wizard
GUESSED the truth. He guessed tricky
little Light Fingers was at The bot
ON of the trouble
Now | know exactly what hap
oened," said he. Light Fingers is
till trying to steal the automobile
| made for TIE Fairy Queen and he
aas dumped the weatherman's bar
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-06
THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY.

(From the Times-Recordar Oct.
6, 1929
Miss Annes Pilsbury, of Dawson,
is guest at the home of her
brother, Judge j, B. Pilsbury on
Fielder street.
Howell Cobb, who has been on a
short visit to Mrs. Cobb and little
Miss Cobb, left yesterday for At
lanta, where he is at work for the
Richmond and Danville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Doughtie
are guests Of relatives in Eufaula.
Every citizen in Americas was
proud of the magnificent display
made by the flambeau club last
night. As Mayor Fielder expressed
it, mo other city in Georgia can beat
Americas at anything she under
takes"
Friends of C. C. Minter are con.
graduating him upon his recent ad-
mission to the bar, where he has a
bright prospect before him.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-06
Exit: Those
[ errible Blues

HAVE YOU noticed that in vaudeville AND buT!esoue h,y
aren wal;ng those blues songs much few months
And when and the wife go the evening some
pest starts up the phonogaph the blues aren't as
much in evidence? If brought out, apt to be dusty?
The blues passing because psychological wave
OF optimism is pulsating through the country.
When tha nation down the mouth and keeping
itself plugging along only by grim Of hunlo the
national anthem had like these;
Ashes ashes, to DUST
II whisky don't get The rasinjacb
Pm goin to put my N a railroad line
Let &. & 0, pacfy my min.
I've got the weary blues
Ar m
When the stock market down low mere mention Of
honus BILL with its financial problems gave the market acute
indigestion TIE difference is all the mental state of the
American people AS the market letter puts it, Optimism is
the great force underneath the market is the most
powerful force known in business
Business pot whom every lost courage began
looking solemn and speaking in funereel tones
Whether pessimism produced hard times. hard times
generated pesslnnism doesn't make much difference,
The important point that optimism and prosperity travel
together, end that the country is getting OF msic
Fundamentally haven't been critically il---at least
compared with the hard times Of 1873 was largely a
case of stomach trouble DR. Fate put bed to stay until
we learned that bread beans and round are more
digsbe long period than chocolate cake lobster and
candy
Just Ikea patient with sound bodycan't keep him
bed after he gets restless.
Hard times get pessirnistic and underest-
mate strength That's continuous human alng takes
eight hold down physical yeakng when he goes crazy
yet his muscles haven't changed his energy
Wehave muchto make happy in this glorious section of
South Georgia. Dur crop among the best of
the counties of the We haven't been by cyclones
forest fires The railroad strike and the coal strike did
very great We have good strong
capable banks failures have visited the merchants
community section the fever epidemic have caused
very few deaths God His Heavens and we are nation
peace with the world.
National optimism faith in ourselves and our community
will bring out the strength have hut ignorant
Start tomorrow whisngO Give every -nesghbor smile.
Forget the trials of the and fight for happiness and
for the future.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-06
Womens Fine Kid Gloves at $500

If you fail to come to this Glove
sale, you certainly must not need
Gloves. Manufacturers samples Of
the finest kid Gloves; average value
about 1925 pair; all sizes; all colors,
fresh and fine at, Pair --.--....-... $1.00
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-06
Mems Grenadine SILK Ties at Soc

Mems Grenadine Silk Ties at Soc
A special purchase from one of the
largest neckwear manufacturers at
an average of half price; over fifty
patterns to select from and every tie
is the $1.00 quality; take your pick
of this big lot at, Each -.----,,,..- soc
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-06
A Brand New Lot of Mems
Sample Shirts at $l.OO to $3.50

Manufacturers samples just open
ed last week, and they are the pref
tiest we have ever had; just one of
each kind and most every size; the
price is just what the jobber asks for
them.