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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-21
s33.83 SPENT BY POULSEN

Mark Poulsen, successful can
didate for the office of city re-
corder of Salem, spent $33.S3
during the campaign prior to the
election on November 7, accord
ing to his expense statement
filed today.
]. B. Giesy, successful candi-
date for mayor, spent $13.75, ac-
cording to his statement.
H. H. Vandeyort, candidate for
mayor, will file his statement to-
day. All statements must be filed
within is days after the election.
Brussels. - Cardinal Mercier,
primate of Belgium was reported
i'll with influenza.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-21

80. Henry Memorial Award Prize
Stories Of 1921" chosen by the So
ciety of Arts and Sciences. This
volume gives first place to Edison 8
Marshall's "Heart of Little Sbika-
RAJ,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-21

mcnts have literary value, by
Grant overton.
Song Of Hugh GLASS;" by Nei-
hardt.
"Working Drawings Of Colonial
Furniture" by Bryant.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-21

Ten One-Act Plays" BY Gersten-
berg.
''High School Farces," by Hill.
when Winter Comes to Main
Street." highly interesting criticisms
which although frankly advertise
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-21
PAGE THREE

sinful Peek By Morgan Rob
ertson.
"Blinkers," a romance Of the pre-
conceived idea, by Vachell.
"The Island Cure" the story Of a
tired girl, by Blanchard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24

Marco Bozaro. who were seriously In
iured when he drove the truck over an
embankmenr
MIS-. Getty Fine.
Mrs Getty Fine, a.. years, died az
The home of her son Alex. Fine here
TODAY following an Illness Of six
months Deceased was A resident or
Charleston. w. Va. until three months
ago when she came here to live with
her SON She Is survived by three sons.
Alexander of Steubenvillc. Jacob OF
Shinnston. W Va. and Louis OF
Charleston: also one brother Isaac Fine
Of Gharestown. W. Va.
Boy Scout Council.
Steubcnville Council lof Boy Scouts
has hcen organized here with the cleo
ton Of Rev. d. w. Merrill as president,
J. l.. ,Junkin. vice president; c. 0.
Hancs, secretary.
Marriage Licenses.
Carroll L. Frye. 90 and Viola BOUCHER
n0. both OF Georges Run. Lewis {.
Mueller. 20 and Dorothy T.. Merrlman,
10, both OF Stcuhenville. Henry Pen
sis. 81 and Josephine OOms. II both OF
Dillonyalc.
was Bound over.
Thomas Furbes Of Toronto has been
held to the grand jury for grand lar
Ccny for the theft of an automobile be-
longing 10 Wells Elson of, Toronto. Fur
bee confessed the theft, officials say.
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Got Rid of Her
Burning Feet
Thanks to Husbands Kindness
Callouses Also Peeled Right Off,
and Soft Corns Faded Away!

For many years the burning
calIOuses on my feet and soft corns
between my toes, nearly drove me
crazy" says Mrs. Anna Beckman.
/. My Homework was endless torture
and l was compelled TO wear shoes
much too large TO get around ut all.
The terrible aches and pains almost
ruined my nerves. In fact. | believe
] aged ten years In tho past year or
two. Piasters, powders and medi-
Gated foot baths did no good But
one day, thanks to my husbands
kindness. no brought home a box OF
Gypsy Foot Relief. Il secret from
the desert. The very first time
used 1t. the burning stopped. Three
days later the Callouses peeled
right of. leaving the skin soft and
smooth. while tho Corns between my
toes just seemed 10 fade away. The
swelling went down and | can now
wear shoes two sizes smaller than
the ones had TO wear when my feet
were in such awful shape. | really
feel as II ! had pair OF new feet.
and ! am telling all my friends and
neiShoors who have any foot
troubles To use Gypsy Foot Relief"
NOTE:-Gypsy Foot Relief. re-
ferred to by Mrs Hickman. can be
applied in minute. without fuss
or bother. Sure. quick relief
comes three minutes later, or the
makers give back the little II
costs, 1t is sold In this city
by all good druggists including
= II. Griest & Co, HoE"-na"'s Drug
Co, Peerless Drug Co. Rau cut Rate
Drug Store.
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DRASTIC ACTION TO Be TAKEN AGAINST
THE RECKLESS AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS

had been completed as a rrec2uuoha'!
measure. ,,.,..
Tho dog was the property Of Nike
puscar. a resident Of 7ni Broadway. ana
II suddenly started on remHaSe tues
day afternoon This - the FIRST case Oh
the kind reported IN this city during
he present season
township Schools.
The township schools o. tc7Se anu
rolcrajn townships will resume on
Tuesday. September 5. for their IN"
term. according 10 an announcement
made nv clerk John MiskeU Of THIS Guy
Yesterday. Al Of the buildings nave
been prepared for the opening OF s'noo''
Central Committee Meeting.
\, irrrortart meeting Of the k"puot-
..,, ,.o,,ral committee recently organ
i,,d hy the election OF Thomas Id
,,,,,,5s rr as chairman. will be held on
Tuesday evening 81 mex week. ACCORD
fnr To- an encouragement made b! the
,bairr7on planS for the work 20 De
dome in the interest Of the com,hE eiec-
ton are 10 be made 1t the NEE ms
sportsmen's Outing.
\ large number OF SportNE'n "' o','
CRY as vel, as members or ihe he'
mont County Fish and Game ir"'ec''Ee
association. are planning /" attend 'ne
annual outing ot the organization 10 DC
i,ers A. Miners grove. near ST Glars
yiIln on Saturday Of this week. Ih's
Years event Is expected L. be the Dix
Eest ever held
Made water Haul.
Police officers. acting on NT 'ha'
= s,;u VAS in operation IN the North
End made a trip 10 the home indicated
Yesterday afternoon AMI searched inc
PREMISES They found no stu nor an!
indications Of ope having been npera'eo
recently and expressed the opinion tha'
X was false alarm.
Hearng Tonight.
The hearings OF the bunch 81 "ree"S
charged with lighting who were arrested
last sunday night was postponcn UNI"
tonight a. o'clock One OF the hghtcrS
has ~, vet been arrested and police are
irving 70 gec him before trying me
bunch as he seems 10 have had much 10
,lp IN the battle. ..sz& II
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ST, CLAIRSYiLLE
Case IN Probate Court.

An appropriation proceedings o.; me
ohio Power Company against tn" M".S-
Tor Joai Company. viii II" STARE" IN ~"
probate court hcf"r" Judge Edward u.
Neck. here this morning.. Inc case W''l
he tried TO a jury and 1t is expected mat
1t will last two or ihre" DAY. h'' .m.
n"ys kennon end k"nr"n represent III"
plaintiff company. while the deiehHAh'
company Is represented by At'"'" 'HS
ThornhurG and Lewis.
Motion Filed.
NJ, .., ,,,,,,,, tnr ,c,,. tria' IN
49, .. - nbia ,rains, Don-inc Ven
aITrs,n v,. riIed IN the court If com
49,, ,rnoa h,~o ..ns,trday afcrrrona. Tho
g g'!a id,,ms ,.o, ,om,.ictnd hv mrv OF
,.,o -, w. .;,s, decree with q rec
,.,,.nd,t.,n or mercy in connection
"u,I,'th"'', ,,,',, ~. 80 rGl,, Nafor nj
%I'' Wv n,','''e r,,,, o-,h INC mo-
~, 't'.,I ,ororc r,Jr, War
""n VIII ~ az ta,' 80. Icc'dcd
r"h w. owen ~ " "''' ''''
on ny the court.
Picnic Dinner.
\ ro-,v nf Martins Ferry young ladies'
Including Misses Esther Moore. Lillian
ricrnns Hole, chew. Katherine Hlack
ford and Helen Reed. and Mrs. Clyd" {.
Miller Of this place. enjoyed a picnic IN
Ro,;mcir's grove. Yesterday afternoon.
\ fine picnic super was SerNt" ana
very CnJ"yahI" tim" Was IA" - 'H7
ladies'.
suits for Divorce Filed.
virginia Richardson against EmcHn"
Richardson Divorce. alImony and III"
CUSTODY. az tho minor child asked on the
Grounds Of gross neglect Of duty and
,,.iIr,,I ,hscnce for more than three
,,, ,.,,,ro,. Gsnrre coke rcrrcscn,s
,bn nloin,irr
Nora Fac ROhcv against John !.
poh.,. n5yorrr aul,cd on tho grounds
~ oy,,o,,,o crucitv. Attorneys Nichols
,,d Walker rnprts sent tho rlaIn,iff.
Ga,ha Grooms against J. II. Grooms.
Divorce asked on the GROUNDS 0f hahll-
nal drrnl;crr.ss Attorncy'J II. CLANCY
rcrrescnts the rlalntiff
poeds FILED for Record.
q 4 and Dora Jones 10 -. NJ. Smith,
lot 8 in Jones proposed addition n
GAINESVILLE. Consideration 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24
BENWOOD MAN IS
HELD TO GRAND JURY

Edward Willis. Of Benwood. charged
with the shOttlnR Of Herman pelhrugge
on BogEs Run recently. WAS arraiEned
yesterday afternoon before Justice OF
the Peace Paul Riddle and held I" the
Marshall county grand jury under
$4,000 bond. lie furnished bail AMI
was released.
'Delbrugge is st!ll confined 70 the
Glendale hospital suffering Z = m
wounds. He Is reported 10 be improH-
ing and Will be able TO leave the in
stitution within the next ten days.
The shooting occurred on the evening
Of August Il, when the two men met on
BuEg's Run. An argument fol.awed and
according 20 Willis, DelbruCCe drew
revolver and fired wallis claims he
drew his revolver IN self defense and
struck DeIDrugge over the head with the
butt OF the gun. De,brugge fired again.
he alleges, and then he too fired. Tho
bullet entered Deltrugge.s body under
his right arm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24

shOn or Main street. \ good 3tfenGantt
OF member, from ALI PARTS Of tho county
- aur,,!natcJ md many matters Of IN
,cro., mr.. n 10 discussed.
'"A - ~0"''
Tfre" iTafti' cases "'i" h'i"Ff N''
""ih'NN 1851 '"'. "'', '''''',
"h"m "rr, "h!rtra win i'HE'hN
."'S '"' .',' ,.,''' -, .;h ,i,o ner,l
NI"'ns '..'''''',n ,1 ~, Gr, nfrrnd.r
, .s 49,, ra'.L,o.. 5ri,.irr w,4 given
,r NJ, ,i,r. ava tircd $40 and
~" '''N
~
f''u4o 1q"4pPoN
LARGE touring cars WITH ''"II'.
passed through nus cry N"S'''.IH' '"H
~ a'|ra''r" ,hE'" "''n'",I,
Was '""P''.'F ''"'It''H r!., ~
. p7'"' w. an" N"N -
Wv MUM e..
pIt I,,,.. lI,,ror-
,.,, s,or, vos
H'"h ny az" a..,,.n,,.,, or in
W. va. ~ Wv 1870 ,l,,,,.i,i, rr,drc-
rn,I No. - horcs ~
" a:,... ,,.;r ,,,,l,c \
,'''' pun "..' w., ,,ol,,cJ
''N ,r, =. pa-,a
.r,,o ,,,, 800 -, ~ IcTna Standard
,for, ~ ,rn ,,or,cor Shnrt AND Tin
r,,,n ,,o,,ra,, IN >Ac,rayiIIc will re
su,,e orcratinoq this morning. Accord
INC 10 information given out yesterday
afternoon Most 81 tho cid snriONCs
are prepared to return :" their jobs and
prospects arc reported good for steady
run
CONSIGNMENT TO MEXICO
Officials "f the Electric Railway
F.QuiNment company. located AZ RIVER
view. just south If this cit" reported
Yesterday that they have big order
Cor material 10 hc shipped tn Mexico.
, The order will keen the plant busy for
Some time.
To Build Fence.
call has hnon sent out to all vol.
untepr carpenters and wood hu,chcrs
Of this vicinity to report At the new
athlete field Saturday morning :" as
sist with the huildirr Of ,he fence. Tho
posts have been set and all material
will he on hand for work. SCHOOL of
. firiaIs cypress the hope that the fence
can n" built in the one day. Luncheon
will he served on tn" grounds at noon
for those VIII" volunteer their service.
Buses To Grove
ARRANGEMENTS hav" been made Tor the
st "la'rsvii'e huSscs 10 carry all pas
scngcrs who desire to attend the sports
men-farmcrS outing Saturday. direct L"
tho grove and those who have no other
conveyance viii thus y" enabled 1"
reach the grounds. These huss"s or
dinarily only 20 as far as -. Clairs-
willie and the arrangements has been
made for the accommodation Of the pic
niycrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24

T.. 1 ulhudlll - SeSe
table Compound -
which has done so
to restore my
he alt h. | was a
broken-down woman
until my hus ba n d
brought me a bottle
of your Vegetable
Compound and one of
Lydia E. Pinkham' 8
Blood Medicine. l
had been h in &
pains every month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24
STEvBENVILLE

SteuAcnvI.le. Ohio. Aug. @2.--Sr, Hrnm
Gearhchk". -. was instantly Killed At
tho Mingo plant Of tho carnegie - II
company when he WAS struck bv The
boom Of u big crane. The man %is
working about one al the pig ma"!..!"s
81 the plant when Il guide line III the
moving crane broke, causing The Loom
to swing around and hit him. His skull
was crushed to n pulp. The roma rS
We're brought to a local morSue an"
later removed To his tate home at Ming"
Junction. Gezchchko is survived ny Il
wife and seven children.
Lumber Destroyed.
\ spark from an engine started FIRE
f. 4 huge niIc of cord wood ~ he
La Belle Iron Works yards this morn
ing and before the flames could be
ext ngulshcd lumber valued at -c'arii
thousands Of dollars was destroyed
The wood yard was beyond the range
Of the city water lines and several hun
dred employees az the plant devoted
most Of the morning to battling the
fire.
Ono Man Cars.
Nca new street cars Of the "Omc man
type. which the Steubenv.lle East
put IN operation on It's local lines here.
have arrived at the city barns. Supt
Bell stated that no definite date has
been set for putting the new cars IN
operation. Council has passed an or
dinance permitting the use Of such cars
In this city.
Thieves Wreck Auto.
An automobile, the property of John
KiiSCE. cleveland fireman who Is visit
Sng here, was stolen last night from the
business section of the city by thieves
who wrecked It in the north end of the
city. After taking kiley's machine, the
thieves drove several blocks, stopped
and started To steal cushions and tools
from another machine. The owner went
after them with a gun and in their
hurry TO get away. they drove kilSey'a
car into pole wrecking ii. The thieves
made their escape.
Seeking Dam ages.
John Cifani. local contractor. brought
suit today against the Royal lndcmn-
fly Company seeking damages in the
sum Of $500. He alleges the company
had him insured against any loss In
the operation of Il motor truck and dam
ages he seeks, represent claims made
by relatives Of Antonio hi Angelo. who
was killed and Carmelo Rosso and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24

owners Of the West Wheeling Coal COM
rany's mines. who were practically me
samp as the owners nf the Chesapeake
'oal company
Sundays Games
Nearly all of IN" ball teams or ms
Vicinity nov have game scheduled Tor
nrNt sunday. The games inriud" the
following:
Case!s va D!Nonyal", At Rr"rNi"w
park.
Cambria vs. vic,ors. OF Wheeling. at
Shadyside.
Florence VS. vtrsin,as. Of Wheeling, at
Pinch Run.
Amer1cus Club Meets.
4 meeting Of tive Americus club -
20 b. held this evening at the hall in tho
Nicholson building. Important matters
are To receive attention AT this meet
INK Of the club. including the initiation
OF a half dozen new members. y SorlaI
session will follow The regular meeting
Of the club.
Realty Transfer.
Announcements was made yesterday
that J. r. katz, -" local jaWeler, had
purchased from M~ and Mrs. J. h.
Cochran the property on Belmont street
adjacent 70 the Boone property. The
consideration was SlD,5oo. Tho new
owner will remode! the building and
will locate his place uf business there.
Mrs. John Gorby.
Mrs w. H. cooper or ,'TaN'' '',I
yesterday received word OF the H'n'h
OF her Sister-in-ElW. MIS- |ohn '"r"H
aged IL. AZ Newark Yesterday. pc''aS'o
was former resident ~ lhiS GUY ana
was visitor In RcllaTe only about
twn weeks ago. Although Mrs. G"rhN
had been in Ill health her death was not
expected and came very suddenly.
Much Surprised.
Coal miners and officials Of the organ
Ization expressed much surprise at the
first degree murder Nerdirt uC the Jury
IN Tho case Of DomsIir Vcntaurato.
They had believed that u would he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24
four men OPEN BAR
4 IN MARKET STREET
Parked Automobile By Curb and Pro
coed 90 Quench Thirst
When Arrested.

Market street Is as good a place -
drink LIQUOR as some lonely isolated
place Is probably The belief ot four men
arrested last night by federal prohibit
tior officers on charges " violating the
federal liquor laws.
The men We're committed 20 the Ohio
county jail and VIII BE- arraiCnNd this
morning before L. :. Commissioner w.
]. Cotton. They gave their names as:
Pete RalsidS William Nat.oho, los. Pete
Jim and Nick Gus'a.
According 20 the officers the mon
were parked IN an AUTOMOBILES on Market
street Just north Of Twelfth street last
night about o'clock. y quart ~ Wills
key, the claim. was In evidence and the
men were partaktnE SparinCly of Il.
The men and AUTOMOBILE" wer" taken -
the county Jail The arrests We're made
BY Federal Officers J. Walter Roe. Geo.
Hegde. Alonzo Prince and Fred y. Wu-
klnSoN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24
COMPLETE STONE THOMAS
BUILDING BY SEPTEMBER IS

II IS expected that the new six story
addition TO the Stone & Thomas build
ing on the Market street side will he
completed and ready for occupancy by
September is. The work is progressing
rapidly. the brick work having been
brought to the top floor and work On
the roof started. When completed there
will be entrances leading from Main TO
Market streets. and the stone X Thomas
store will become the largest depart
rnent store in West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24
WAS 4 BROKEN
DOWN WOMAN
Then | BeganT Taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Medicines

Donaldsonville, La write with
pleasure to praise your medicine-Lydia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24
TWO AUTO'DRIVERS
TO BE ARRAlGNED

Two automobile drivers were arrested
last night on charges OF violating the
traffic ordinances Of the city. They Will
be ARA igned before Judge John ;. RITZ
In police court this morning.
Irwin Keller was arrested by Patrol-
man Flanagan for driving on the
wrong side OF Eleventh street and mar
rowlv escaped Co.lld!uc with another
machine.
r. l.. AcNer was arrested hv Patrol
man Frank Jones for speeding on Chap
line street near Twenty-toucth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24
BELLkIhfEE
Campbell To Drop Out

William Campbell of this city IS TO
withdraw from the race as the demo-
cratic candidate Cor County Recorder
Campbell made that announcement yes
terdav He has taken 4 position win
a coal company in Jefferson county ana
will not make the race owing I" inns
fact. The democratic county committee
will name candidate To take Camp
bells mace on the ticket. II ~ very
likely that \. a Davis. who opposed
Camrhcu for the nomination on the
Democrats tickle, will he named against
& Brady Bradfcld. the Republican cam
didate for recorder
Play Virginia A G.
Announcement is made that tho Flor
eurc Athletic club bali team "t this citr
Will play the Virginia y. {. team or
Wheeling next Sunday at the FInch KUN
ball diamond. The Virginia team is
fast one as Is the florcn"" Athletic
club nine Il Is likely that either rat"
,erson or Vanyo will twirl for the Flor"
ence team with R"bcy on the receiving
end OF the battery. Marpl" and Miller
will be the battery for the Virginia team
No Objections
The United states Engineers. I"nCh,
Of cincinnati. Fox OF Huntington and
nm of Pit,shurG. conducted hearing
gard the proposed bridge across the riv-
or here. Not single objection was
voiced TO the plans for the structure
and this means tho bridge is 4 step near
er. Representatives Of the Pilots Assoc
citation. the United States Steel corpor-
alton Jones & I.aughlin. American Steel
& Wire company and other h!c concerns
we're represented at the hearing.
AL Loading Coal
Practically all Of the coal mines IN
and about Rcllaire arc now Loading coal
with the switches at the mines 'ioEged
with loaded cars each evening. Many
Of the peddlinE mines are now loading
coal bv rail. 1t IS stated that big
ger price can he received for the coal
nv shipp;ng T. One local operator said
he was receiving $3.50 per ton on tho
car.
Local Funerals
Funeral services were held NednHs-
dav afternoon at the 81. Johns Catholic
church FOR the late Miss Mary Falcone,
who died at tho family home on Cres-
cent street Burial was In the Rose Hill
cemetery.
Services will he held at the late home
a, Eetr today TO- Gustice Robinson. four
wear old child OF Alex BoiniSon. The
child died at the city hospital here. TIL"
remains will be taken 10 Moundsv!lie
for burial.
In Big Coal DIAL.
T Fl. johnson. OF North Guernsey
street. IS one Of the men who sold MS
holdings In the Chesapeake Coal COM
nary. at Fairmont. 10 the Fairmont 4
Chicago Coal company. BESIDES one
mine the deal involved the transfer Of
1000 actes oS coal. The consideration
was more than sl.Ono.O0o It is stated.
Others pron,ing py the deal we're the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24
MARTINS FERRY
Administer Treatment
q, To Dog Bite Victims
SERUM RECEIVED By HEALTH OF
FrCER TILrON YESTERDAY IS
GIVEN TO SEVEN PERSONS.
Head Of Animal Has Been Sent to state
Health Officials at Columbus for
Examination

Following the shooting Of the dog
which succeeded IN biting seven per-
sons in the vicinity OF Broadway, the
head Of the animal was shipped TO the
state department Of health at Columbus.
Ohio, for an examination TO determine
whether or not the dog had rabies. The
a,t3-rshles serum was ordered sent 10
,hjs CITY az once. and treatment admin
fsfered 10 an OF the victims. 1--WE chill
dren and two adults. yesterday THIS
action was taken on the advice OF stats
health officials before the examination
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24

and at intervals between, was weak and
seemed to be smothering at times. but
in a week felt like another woman. /
also used Lydia Z. Pinkham's Sanative
Wash. 1t did me a lot of good too. l
cannot praise your medicines too much
and viii be more than glad to recon-
mend them to any woman WHO'S suffer
ing from female troubles. You may
print my testimonial, as it is true. >
Mrs, T. A. LANDRY, 6l2 Miss. St., Don
jacksonville, La.
Note Mrs. Landry's words" as it is
true" Everyletter Recommending
Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is
genuine. 1t is statement telling the
merits Of these medicines just as the
women in your own neighborhood tell
each other about them. For fifty years
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
round has sold on merit.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-04-21

The hold-up business isn't as big
crime as the business hold-up.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-04-21
OLD DAYS IN AMERICUS

; daughter, Mrs. Parks, in Dawson.
1t was quieter in the city last night
between 10 and IL o'clock than it has
heen in long time. The streets look
ed deserted. This was due to the
fact that all those who intended GO
ing to Montgomery retired at an
unusually early hour in order to Sc
cure a good nights rest before start
ing on the trip.
The Sam special train composed of
eight passenger cars pulled out of
the Americas depot this morning
about o'clock. There were about
400 people on board.
DR.. G. T. Miller will make the
physical examination for young men
desiring the nomination to Annapolis.
The young gentlemen will please re-
port to Mr.. D. F. Davenport, who will
notify them of the hour and place of
the examination, by order of Charles
F. Crisp.
Mrs. Dave Hill, of Ameircus, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. L. B. Alex
ander, in the city.-Monroe Adver-
tiser.
Miss Jessie Littlejohn has return
ed from visit to Louvale and has
as her guest Miss Susie Bird Tatum.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-04-21

THE next valley was'a terror. The
4 white dove warned the Twins
about it.
"No matter what happens" said
he, pretend not to notice, but go
straight ahead. The VaIley-of-
Watch our-Step will be sure to try
your courage. But no matter what
happens, be sure not to scream or
cry out. Old Tricky Trixo, the sec
ond cousin to Twelve Toes the Sor-
cerer, and third cousin to Eena
Meena the Magician, lives in this val
ley.
"He has no power over you if you
do not show fear. Pretend to notice
nothing"
With these words he flew away
and the journey began again.
81 don't see anything to be afraid
Of" scoffed Nick. This looks like
our own lovely meadow at home,
doesn't it."
They were walking over a nice
little bridge that crossed a sparkling
stream of clear water. But scarcely
had the words left his lips when the
bridge broke in the middle and down
they went into the stream.