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|pierzatorul va Fl un ON Gu inima
buna si-i va implini dorinta, me-
indreptatita dar omeneasca.
Dupa cateva zile Sc prezinta la
el pierz;itoruA si-'i ceru punga.
- Da! in adevar am gasit pun
ga GU 500 bani rosii, dar stii con
ditiunea ca sa-mi ramana 81 mic
100 bani roSii, ca sunt ncvoias, 81
cu un car de copii.
Cum? Mizerabile! indrazncsti
|fata Gu ordincle lui Voda, sd 81
mint, eu am pierdut 600 bani
rosii...
! - Nu adevarat, jur pc Sfanta
Cruce 81 pc Dumnezeul meu.
- Asa, hal la Voda, la jude.
cata, siti vel gasi pedeapsa tepei..,
La Curtea lui Voda Tepes, era
multa lume adunata, ca era ri de
judccata a galcevilor, inaintea
Inaltului Divan Domnesc, pc care
FL il prezida. La sfarsit, Sc anun.
ia lui Voda 81 cazul nostru. Sc
prezinta amandoi:
Voda obosit, ca era cea din
urma galceava ce avea de jude.
cat, intreba pc parator... cum sti
afacerea.
- Ute Maria-Ta, zilcle trecute
am pierdut punga Gu 600 ban
rosii, ba pretinde de la sine pu-
tere, ca sd rctie 100 bani roSii, G;
e sarac.
= Gasitorul, raspunsc, ca i,
adevar pretins ca rasplata 1Ot
bani roSii, dar jura inaintea lu
lDumnczeu 81 Mariei Sale, ca !;
gasit numai 500 de bani rosii.
! Maria Sa, Tcpes-Voda, sc adre
|sa paratorului.
| - Tu! dutc 81 cauta pe acel;
&c a gasit eel GOO de bani rosii, 4;
aceluia ce la plerdut, sill We
|aduce inaintea mea..
- Tar tn. gasitorule, ia pung;
Gu tine, 81 dute dc cauta pc ace
ice a pierdut punga Gu 500 Il
bani rosii.
| Frumoasa judecata, fara legi $
paralegi ca astazi... ori, cati me
rita teapa din hotii nostri oficiali
comerciali, particular, carl acul
| s'au inmultit la orase, lar la tar
a cam pierit, ca s'au apucat 81 c
| a fura mai nobil, nu GU bata 81 |
/ drumul mare, ci prin cantalari
i prin inselaciuni, falsuri, in act
ilpublice 81 private 81 alte obicciur
4 Inoui nelegiuite escroco-orasenesti
i o. Vino! Vino! Tepes- -Voda..
unde esti Maria-Ta? Vino, 81 cr
rata tara de talhari 81 mantuest
llpoporul Tau! Talharii find acur
mai multi oficiali decat part
culari. George q. Maxim.
= (Din 'Glasul Satel0r'O.
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CONVOCARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Murasana' din Har.
risbnrg, Pa. Convoaca pc tot
membrii din loc sa ia parte la Sc
dinta Generala extraordinara ca.
re Sc va tine in ziua de II Sept
La ordinea zilei yor Fl mai multe
chestii de resolvat in interesu1
Societatii Speram ca toti membri
societatii vor lua parte la sedinta
Care nu va fl de fata va Fl amen
dat conform Statutelor.
In numcle Societatii 'Mura
sana".
Petru D. Petrico, presedinte.
Petru Bcrlea, sccretar.
(2l6-l7).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-14

mOasa!
- Dac as putea sa te cred!
- ST de ce nut "a
- Fiindca, toti barbatii mintjti.
Afara de mine.
Care mint mai frumos ca
ceilalti.
Care sunt mai SINGER ca toti.
- Da-mi dovezi.
Dinu cazu in genunchi, ii cuprin
Sc picioarele Gu amandoua bratele,
ii saruta poalele rochia ca unei
sfinte 81 exclama:
Madona mea!
Ma iubesti, oare,. Gu adeva-
|rati il intreba Wanda Gu ncincre-
|dere.
Stunt robul tau.
&c al gasit la mine7
Tot &c n'au toate femeile Ia
% lalt&:
Oglinda cerului, ochii tai! Far
.mecnl noptii, parul taul Petala
rozclor, obrajii tail Stralucirea
margarintului, dintii tai Parfa,
nul frag1or de munte, gura t.!
'Poexia mar1norei slefuite de dalta
lui Praxiteles, sanii tail Bratele
ce lipsesc yenerei de Milo, brAtele
tale! zapada neprihanita . eri.
nilor, sunetul tau! Flacara Olim-
.pului, lnintea ta! Cantecul sera.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-14

ordinara pc ziua de II Sept. 1922
in localul de sedinte de la No: $50
Dayton Str. Sedinta Sc va des.
chide la ora , p. m. Absentee ne
motivate Sc vor pcdepsi conform
statutclor.
In numele Societatea 'Dacia
Romano
lie Bogdan, presedinte.
(2l4 & 2l6).
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Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Negru Voda" din
242 HELEN Str. Mckees Rocks Pa
a hotarit serbarea Jubileullli
de Is ami de la infiintare, pc ziua
de 20 Oct. 1922. Prin aceasta
roaga pe toate Societatile, Paro
chii 81 Cluburi din jur, a NJ
aranja alte petreceri pc ziua dc
mai sus numita.
Programul Sc va publica Ia
|timp.
In numele Societatii ''Negrr
Voda".
Lazar Dragos, prcsedinte.
loan Craiovean, secretar.
GIG T. Is 4 19 e. Ply.
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filnilor, glasul tau. Inima de aur
a pamantului Gu toate comorile lui,
inima ia!
Vrajitor mestesugit de vorbe!
81, inchizand ochii. biruita de lnu-
zica vorbelor, Wanda Sc lasa Gu
prinsa in brate de Dinu.
IVA urmsi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-14
WIND 81 1NcH1R1Ez.

Wind toate masinile agricole ne
cesare la un agricultor Farmar)
preeum 81 urmatoarele animalc
Z vaci, 2 catari, ! cal 81 diferite
pasari dc domestice.
La fel inchiriez farma care este
compu>a din 1O2 iugarc paman'
bun, 81 i'll apropiere de oras.
Pentru informatiuni detailats
scrieti s'au veniti in persoana.
JOHN o. BOGDAN
r. F. D. No. 2.
New London, Ohio.
Telefon 334S Wellington, Ohio
(2l5-16).
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Societatea Romano de Ajutol
81 Cultura "Cuza Noda' din
Massillon, Ohio. In sedinta din IL
Sept. hotarit ca taxa de in
scriere sd fie gratis in timp de 6(
de zile. Deci pe aceasta cale incu
nostintam pc ori 81 care Roman
orr Romanca care are vote a de
veni membru orr membra in sinu
Societatii noastre, ii primim .cl
mare placere i'm mijlocul nostru
In numele Soc. 'Cuza Noda"
din MassillOn, Ohio.
Bucur Stoicania, presedinte.
Mihaila Neagoie, prin secretar
2-4 Oct. 15)
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: Ce ora eY intreba, apoi, Wen

- Trecut de cinci.
Sa mergep la Cinematogcaf
ST scoborara, cuminti, ca doi
frati, aceeas scara de hotel pc care
urcasera Gu ora mai inainte.
.Filmul american sc juca intr q
mare sala de Cinema in strada Lip.
scani. Trecura prin aceasta artera
a Capitalei, foarte insufletita la
ora aceea, mai ales de elementul
femenin. Caci, Lipscanii sunt eter-
nul miraj al bucurestencei 81 pro-
vincialei. Aci Sc gasesc cele mai
multe magazine de mode, stofe 81
galanterie, GU toate articolele de
lux, GU tot paradisul culorilor 81
stralucirilor ce schimba pc cea mai
urata fence in papusa de yitrina,
Dinu ii Wanda Sc strecurara,
ABSENT, prin toata forfoteala ace
stei multinai preocupate de cumpa-
-olpmau!5 " sIosunlagd !s !lnlRl
graf. Afise mari Gu scene de film,
anuntau Gu litere mari titlul fiji
nulni: " Hands Up Mainile
sus traduse Wanda) sau 'sCava-
lernl, FantQma, 4
Dups re. luara IA /" cassa' bile-
tele, Wanda ii Dim spira, sps, i
loji Sala eEs in lptunerec roa-
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CO N V0 CAR e

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Dacia ROmana" din
Cincinnati, Ohio convoaca pe toti
membri lua parte la sedinta
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IN NvITARE

Unirea Societatilor ''Dr.. G. An
gelescu" Rom. Ardelean" din
Cleveland, Ohio are onoare q in
vita onor. Societati, Parochii 81
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} OPORTUNITATE

Pentru Romanii din Gary, Ind.
Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ~. s. Treicolorul 81
independents Romano" in urma
unei decisiuni, a redus inscrierea
de membri noui GRATIS pc ter.
min de 80 zile.
Acei frati Romani care voesc
a fl asigurati, 81 organizati spre
bine lor propriu au acuma 0 oca-
Iie potrivita de a deveni membri,
terminul expira Ia IS Sept. 1922.
I. .Adresa Socistatii este:
100 Adams Str Gary, Ind.
i199-223).
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CO N v0 CAR E

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Romania Libera" din
Akron, Ohio, prin aceasta Con.
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DACA VREI

So nu to ingroape Gu Talerul
lnscrie-te intro Societats din
Uniupee s. r. A.
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De vINZARE
7

Pc al meu frate Nicolae Lun.
goci, originar din cnmd1a Daia-
saseasca. Tarnava-mare, Romania
Rog pc toti eel ce stu ceva des
pre- el sau de adresa lui face
bine de ma instiinta pentru
care va multamesc.
ILIE LUNGOCI
327 Belmont Ave. Fresno, Calf
(2l5-17).
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c A U 7

Un barber bun, pentru posltit
permanenta. Salar Is dolari p,
saptamana prima.
Adresati-va Ia:
COSTICA VASILESCU
$40 Herman Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio.
(2l6, 17-1S).
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APARE IN FIECARE II.

Pretul pentru publicatii CO: 'Caut."
''De vinzare." "Anunt de c4s&torio.
ETC., costa pentru fiecAre cuvint Dol
CENT? de publicatiA Sub 50 Dc cent
nu se publicA mimic.
Pentru DAri de seamx, 1nvifxf1 "a
botez. cununii sau dansurt cent? II
mia, sau $500, coloan& dc star.
Pubiicatiile ID tie insotite Dc suna
necesarA. Credit nu are decit societA'
tile din Uniunea 8. r. Il
Nanuscriptele sau fotOgrafu NJ d
inapoiaza.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-08
RUBBER BALLOON HAS
LONG TRIP TO GEORGIA

MOULTRIE, March S.-A toy bal
loon, made of rubber, sent up from
City Park, in New Orleans, according
to tag attached to it, at 6:15 Sun
day afternoon was found Monday in
the woods IL miles north of Moul-
trie by j. 0. Stewart, chief of the
Colquitt county police force. The
shipping tag tied to the balloon,
which was still partially inflated when
found, had the name and address of
Donald G. Reeves on it and urged the
finder to address him at 542 Ramport
street, New Orleans. Reeves also ex-
pressed the wish that some good
looking girl would be the finder"
The dry officer had just raided a
still in the vicinity and when he first
got sight Of the balloon he said that
it looked strangely like bomb and
that he approached it with great eau
tion until he saw it was a harmless
bag made of rubber. It is recalled
here that a high wind was blowing
from the southwest Sunday night and
the balloon was borne this way at the
rate of nearly so miles an hour, as it
was picked up not more than Is
hours after it went aioft in New Or
leans, over 600 miles away.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-08
ALBANY FAIR DATE is
.r SET FOR OCT. 3O-NOV. a

ALBANY, March S.-The 1922
dates of the Albany South Georgia
fair have been announces as October
80 to November q by Secretary-Ma
ager John II. Mock. The fair will
be later this year than ever before
to avoid conflict with the Colquitt
county fair, from which one Of the
best agricultural exhibits is expect
ed, and with the Southeastern fair,
from which some amusement attrac-
tions are expected.
The Albany DRIVING club WIN again
furnish the racing program, but a
change in the relations Of the fair
association and the Driving club has
been effected, whereby the fair as
sociation will assume the training ex-
penses of the horses, exclusive of
feed bills. T.. G. Gilmore, an expert
enced Tennessee hoFseman, has been
engaged by the fair association as
trainer ard he will handle free of
charges, feed bills excepted, all hors-
es sent here for training, and these
horses are to take part in the racing
bill at the fair at special matinees.
Many horse lovers are expected to
buy racers and send them here for
training.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-08
POOL TAI K
By NOEL MCCONNELL. Organizer For Sumter County
TALK NO. 8.

cotton growers Georgia Cotton Growers Co-opefate
Association their cotton through the
agency handling of the cotton by the farmer pracneaS
Immediately after being gnned ne carries 10
railroad He receives warehouse receipt
needs he takes this receipt OF
draft the association for
will be determined the beginning OF the
sampled this sample marked and sent to the
There have said previously graded
and employed by the association
placed made out of this
his proporonate part
money less the actual of
which in Oklahoma about dollar per
handle the
handled something like $1,000 bales Georgia will handle
,000 should lower the
remembered that this organization political
for the of decide
to
spectators
nighbor
for him.
put Georgia s.@@%@
If it overland is going to be done will the
that have been dictated long speeuaors
Sign the yourself your
typographical in yesterdays talk hereby
estimates Of country damage
of SIG to 81. bale.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-08
NEGRO BURGLAR CAUHHT
BREAkIN LESLIE STORE

Charges of burglary, attempted
burglary and simple larceny have
been preferred against Wallace Jen-
kins, negro arrested during the
downpour about 1890 O'Clock Mon
day night attempting to bore into the
rear of the store of G. NJ Poole, at
Leslie. The arrest was made by
Sherry Cox, night watchman of Les
lie and deputy sheriff. The negro
Is stranger in this locality.
In his possession were a pinch bar,
a fine brace and two bits and fine
chisel. 1t was afterward found that
he had taken the pinch bar from tho
blacksmith shop in Leslie of II. A.
Deriso and earlier had broken into
the blacksmith shop of Lee Holcomb
in DeSoto and stolen the other tools.
He is being held in the county jail
for the grand jury.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-08
PAROLED, TRIES
old TRICK ANEW
Negro Cleverly Trapped After
His Burglary Of Store At
Friendship

Ed Brooks, a negro eX-conVict, is
in the county jail here charged with
burglary after the discovery in his
home Oh the farm of X. G. Castor,
in the Friendship district, Of guam
tity of cloth, meat, flour and other
goods stolen last week from the coun-
try store of Mrs Rosa McGarrah.
The goods were located by Sheriff
Harvey, Deputy Tom Summers and
Z. l.. Wells.
The officers went to the home of
Brooks, whom they suspected, and
Sheriff Harvey let the negro believe
they We're searching for a still The
negro yehemently denied he was
making any liquor and invited the
officers to make a complete seach
of his premises. 1t was while they
were searching that they found the
stolen goods in his store room.
Broks was paroled about Is months
ago after serving about 5 years Of
:, ~ year term for burglarizing a
store and postoffice in Marion coun-
ay. Three weeks ago he entered
the McGarrah store and stole about
SO in money. He told Sheriff Har-
Vey he was ready to plead guilty,
but his case will be permitted to
20 to the grand jury.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-08
SECOND MAN HELD FOR
BURGLARY AND ARSON

MOULTRIE, March ST. M. Mo
rec, farmer of the Doerun district,
has been arrested on the double
charge of arson and burglary. His
brother, Alb Moree, was taken into
custody several days ago on the same
charges. 1t is alleged that r. M.
Moree had criminal knowledge Of the
burning Of the barn of James Dis
nuke, near Doerun, after it had been
burglarized. The prosecutor in the
case claims that the building was
actually fired by Alb Moree, who was
placed under arrest on the same day
it was burned to the ground after a
wagon loaded with corn had been
tracked to bis home. Moree's al
legged motive was to hide the evi-
dence that the barn had been bur-
glarized.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-08
SECOND DISTRICT PIT.
CONVENE IN ALBANY

ALBANY, March 8.-The annual
meeting of the Second district Par
ent Teacher association was held here
Tuesday under the auspices of the
Albany Woman's club, with Mrs. |.
j. Hofmayer, vice-president, presid-
ing. The principal address was made
by Mrs. Charles hilburn, of Macon,
president of the Georgia Parent
Teacher association. Luncheon was
served by the Domestic Science de-
partment of the Albany high school
under the supervision of Miss Mat
tie Pinkston, director.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-08
CRISP TRUCK GROWERS
ARRANGING FOR SHIPPING

CORDELE, March 8.-Local truck
growers are now engaged in making a
deal with one of the largest American
marketing agencies for disposal Of
their truck crops. They have their
plans made for grading and packing
and expect to sell their produce in
car lots in the manner set forth by
this agency, provided plans are COM
pleted. A representative has al
ready been here and has spent a week
engaged in making investigations.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-08
DIXIE MEMBERS
OF GOCRES,S IN
FIGHT FOR FORD
Delegations Appear In Body Be
fore House Committee, Head
ed By Alabamans

WASHINGTON, March 8.-South-
ern members Of congress, headed by
the Alabama delegation, appeared in
body before the house military
committee today and apepaled for
prompt acceptance of Henry Ford's
offer for the purchase and lease Of
the Muscle Shoals properties.
Memorials were presented by Rep
resentative Oliver, of Ala, in an en-
deavor to show that the people Of
Tennessee, Alabama, Arkansas and
Texas are united in support of Ford's
offer and equally as solidly opposed
to the Alabama Power company's Of
fer.
Chairman Kahn Of the committee
late yesterday told W. B. Mayo, chief
of engineers for Henry Ford, that it
would require years to thresh out eX-
isting legal entanglements and it was
doubtful even that the government
would be able TO accept the Detroit
manufacturers proposed contract for
purchase and lease Of the nitrate and
power projects at Muscle Shoals.
After the committee adjourned,
other committee members said the
legal barriers to acceptance of the
.'ord proposal appeared inescapable
because of the contracts held by the
Alabama Power ompany and the Air
Nitrate corporation, which, those con-
Gems claim, give them exclusive
rights to purchase the Warrior steam
plant and nitrate plant No. 2, respec-
lively, both units would be delivered
to Mr.. Ford with free titles in the
event his proposal was accepted and
could not be freed from the con-
tract conditions without prolonged
litigation in the couts.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-08
GRAND JURY TO
GET NAMES OF
TAG VIOLATORS
Sheriff Not To Make Gases, But
Is Gathering Data For Pre-
sentation

Here's tip to auto owners of
Sumter county who haven't yet Sc
cured their tags Better leave your
car at home Nnless you had your
application insthe hands of the sec
retary of state before March /, un-
less you want to have your name
presented to the May grand jury for
indictment for violation of the auto
tag law
This is on the authority of Sheriff
Harvey, who was asked today wheth-
er he was making any cases or if
not what he was going to do.
Il am making no cases." said the
sheriff, land | intend to make none.
But here is what | am doing. | am
keeping my eyes open. When / see
car without a new tag enter the
name of car, the name of owner,
place and date in memorandum
book. | then write to Secretary of
State McLendon and ask if he holds
and application from this party dated
before March l. If he replies that
he has not | make record of the
details and pin it to the letter and
next May, when the grand Jury
meets, l will lay the case before
that body fo rwhatever action it
sees fit to take.
Il have no right to set aside the
law, which requires all persons to
have new tags by March /. The sec
retary of state wrote me Sunday
that he had 10000 applications piled
up in his office and requested that
no cases be made Until his force had
been given time to fill the orders.
In the face of this requets | feel
that | cannot well make arrests with
out being open to criticism, however
unjust. Also, the grand iuries in
the past have not been always ready
to support with indictments cases
made by this office. SO | am going
to pass the whole thing along to the
coming grand jury, noting the vio-
lations and furnishing the informa-
ton, and let it do what it pleases."
The law requires all applications
made after March to come through
the sheriff's office, fee of 81 each
being payable to hi mbefore he ap-
proves ,the APPLICATION. This consti-
tutes cash penalty for delay and
gives him a check napplications
made for tags after the day of ex-
piration. SO far, Sheriff Harvey
states, very few dollars have come
to hi soffice for delinquents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-08
NEWYORKERSBUY
.$5OO,OOO FARM
Capitalists OF Thomasville Col
ony Put Through Huge Real
Estate Deal

BROWNSVILLE, March S.-Fiye
hundred thousand dollars was paid
for Iamonia Plantation near the
Florida lakes in Leon county this
week by four distinguished New York
capitalists, Henry P. Dawson, Harry
Payne Whitney, l.. S. Thompson and
George +. Baker, Jr. These gentle-
men own land in that section already
with the exception of Mr.. Whitney,
whose brother has extensive holdings
in Thomas county and Florida. The
plantation was the property Of S. Z.
Hutchinson, of Philadelphia, and is in
a high state Of physical development,
containing 10000 acres, with more
than $50 tenant houses and farm
equipment.
The deal is the largest that has
ever been made in this part of the
state, the transfer having been engi-
neered by the Hopkins Real Estate
Agency of this city.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-08
YEAR HGIVEN
JAIL BREAKER
Negro Bill Shavers, One OF Five
Who Escaped, Finds 1t
Costly

1t cost Bill Shavers, a negro held
on minor charge, year on the
chaingang for his part in the recent
Jail break, he pleading uilty before
Jude Harper of the City court this
week on the charge of injuring c
public building and receiving a SEN
tence of year straight. On the
charge of cheating and swindling, on
which he was held originally, he re-
ceived eight months or 500 on a
plea of guilty. Shavcrs was one of
the five who escaped and was later
recaptured. Bars were cut and a
part of the brick wall of the jail
pounded out by the fugitives.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-08
CORDELE KIWANIANS TO
HEAR A CITY MANAGER

CORDELE, March 8.-City Mana
ger H. H. Hargett, of Tifton, is the
chief speaker at the Kiwanis lunch
con at noon Wednesday in Cordele.
He comes on the invitation of local
citizens and business men to discuss
the city manager form of government
with view of giving Cordele infor-
nation that may help to determine
the possibility Of change over this
yeaf. here.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-08
URGES PUBLIC
DANCING BOARD
Bill In New York Assembly
Would Regulate Practices By
Commission

ALBANY, N. Y, March S.-The
crcatioon Of a state public amuse-
ment commission with power to reg
ulate dancing is proposed in a bill
introduced today in the legislature
by Assemblyman William Duke,
chairman of the assembly code com
mittee.
Jazz dancing, hugging, cheek dane
ing, neck-hold and all classes of sug-
gestive dancing are sought to be ban
ned by the bill.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-08
CASH IN ADVANCE IF
PEOPLE GET PAVING

TH0MASVILLE, March 8--If you
want paving in Thomasviile it takes
cash money. The city council de-
cided to go ahead with paving four
blocks of Broad street if the property
owners would pony up thirds of
the cost in cash in advance. The peo-
pie living on that street are anxious
to have the work done and it is ex-
pected that they will call the city's
hand The pavement would be Of as
phalt sixty feet wide, connecting up
with the brick pavement in the busi-
ness section.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-08
LOOKS LIKE. GANG FOR
WOMAN BOOTLEGGER

Lizzie Carter is in again, and ap-
pears to be bound for the chain gang.
Lizzie is negress living on North
Jackson street short distance from
Forsyth. Last fall she was up for
selling liquor and paid a fine assess
ed by Judge Harper. This week she
appeared again on a similar charge
and received a sentence of IL months
or $500, and appears unable to pay
the fine this time. When arrested
in her home she was pouring her
liqum. into a pan Of water. 1t was
said she had been doing retail
LIQUOR business there.