davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

'
mother and Edward Maitin4e! The
father.
William de Mile. who has done so
much for number o; plays and novels
We thought uns"re"nablc. directed
"rlarcncc." II is his first regular.
sure enough c"m'dy. and quit" de.
uarturc from Miss Lulu Bett, Mid.
summer Madness" and "a, tho Stage
Doo:.
TUE smartest thing they did in at.
i tempting to screen THE uld Home
stead WAS To put James Cruzc IN
charge of tn" d'-
Manu- .Ner r"c'i"n. II ever
Scenes in "Oid man had the spirit
HOnestedd' 81 'ol''f!, sa. ~ !, hns
reached in tho films, il is the man .yh Who
made "Onc Glorious DAY an! ~ hr
Dictator. ,;.,,
tho nld Dcumau Thompson classic, but
90 arc willing 10 wager h" has made
tho most Of cvcry opportunity. mere II
bc some things which VIII surrris" ,h"Sc
who bonst of having seen TINS 'a!e "f
mortgages. rural villains ana hihIlS
farmers on the stage. For example,
thcre is a well.trained tornado, said by
,hosa wLo have seen 1t to b" one OF fhe
rrcatc.t thrills ever screened Then, too,
! thprc nre all kinds nf views ~ New
York strccts md places of interest in
/ 1851. including Chinatown nt its dark
ost and most dangerous: lastly. wc SO"
! :. me Of the far countries which the
Young and misjudged hero visits.
/ The casting herc ais" is admirable.
with Theodore Roberts. gania once
more after q series Of semi. vllainOus
and "hard .bpilcd' roles. as Uncle
.Jorh. We remember with vivid pleas
ure the acting of Mr.. Roberts in Marx
Twain. "Puddenhpad WILSON, in Il
roliticrl story called "Thc Consul
mot Richard Harding Davis story,
in two Russian mrlodrnmaS. "Th'
Sewers" aud one whose name slips. ~
the blacksmith in DE Miles Some
thing to Think About Ms the rogue
in .'Old Wives for Sew as "Rnmmc
smith" In Mary pirkford's "Miss.
ms the humorous old Earl IN "Ma'e nn'
Femnle.i' as the Factor with Itobsr
Edcson in "Thc Can Of the North" AM
ns the imprrsario with Geraldin
Fnrrar IN "'rcmpiation.'
If ever n screen actor deserved star
dom. this is he. and II should be tn
/ hone of all real well wiShors Of th
, films that the day will come When mel
, like Raymond llatton, George Fdwcett
KoslOff. Frank I.osee, Roberts, Charlie
Ogle and the Bcrrys are featured righ
iis;rise, Ford. ono eg th. screen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

which 20 Nation .an larry yenr after
year. htgh IN patriotism and IN ideals :
AMI then tho music must be IN the
same spirit
There vas NO chance io- the World
War 10 give us a new national hymn.
because. after all. as n nation we were
scarcely scrntahcd by that war and
the other nations found their old hymns
sufficient unto tho day. And even at
that. the old Star SpnnRlcd Banner
continued to wave all through that time
Of stress In the mouths and the hearts
Of the American people. just as II did
in actually upon the hattlcfcl1s Of
Flanders.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

ma makes The Garden Of Allah Our
schedule calls for our arrival In Lon
don on November 8, md for our de.
parture from there for home on the
Mauretania on the 10Th. which will
bring us to New York on or about
the 2lst.'
Walter {. writes: 'Wcll. ! Ger.
tninly started something when I said
Valentino acted somewhat the same In
every picture!
Last week some one writing in your
column disagreed with me. saying every
nrtor acts himself! I don't think so.
An actor is supposed to act the char.
meter he is playing. and not himself.
"Some actors may have certain little
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

most SINGER" leading men. is Reuben:
Il. Roy Barnes. remembered us the
amlablc hero of "Is Matrimony Fail
urc." is Happy Jack: Fritzi liidgeway
j. Ann: George Fawcett. Eph Hol-
brook. and Edward !. Brady. the
sheriff.
TT WILL. be time. within n month or
i So. TO do the annual choosing Of the
wears best pictures. As yet wc haven,
thought seriously along this line. but
there is one picture which will land IN
that category without much argument.
That Is "Grandma's Boy" which West
Philadelphia will have a chance to sec
during its engagement next week at
Fny's.
"Grandma's Boy is Harold Lloyd
in guise every whit as artistic as any
thing Chaplin ever did. II Is somethln.
as far removed from tho average screen
blurb rs Dante is from Avery Hop.
wood. and il "Dr. Jack" and Lloyds
still latest one are three quarters as
good. then he will havo set screen
record. Meanwhile Mildred Davis. III"
deInure heroine Of "irnndna's Boy"
spectaclrd comedian, is again to be
seen in his last two comedies.
nTHER nc~ pictures "cr' ~'ck rIl
" iuclndc "IWhim Shoulders" an
Irene castle feature. dircrtcd ny Arm
Crosinnd. who mndc "7hc Face IN TIC
Fog." at me trcadin; "Icry 7rvly
Yours." with Shirley Mason, m W..
/ he nJ1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

4 watch is placed In a handkerchief.
aud the four corners Of the handkcr'
chief are pushed up through y napkin
bsrs Of the aniicncr. The watch is
too big to pull up through the ring
and the corners Of the cloth are held.
Nevertheless the performer stntes that
he will remove III" watch from the
handkerchief. which he does.
The drawing gives the clue to the
secret. The edge of the handkerchief Ia
pulled down through the napkin ring,
and thus an opening Is obtained large
enough to pass the watch through. The
fact that the corners are held does not
matter. To make tn" trick more inys-
terious. throw Il largo napkin over tho
spectators hands while you remove the
watch. They wi then hav" no ilca
OF the secret, and will be greatly sur.
as they have held the corners, Of tks
handkerchief all the time.
Copyright. i9ss. ~ Psb,,e Ls4sWW 10y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04
INDUSTRIOUS HENS

II may I've necessary to launch an ''eAs.
an-esg" campaign to utilize all the produe.
ness Section---the business mans reference
book--comment was recently made a. to this
1nusuai supply OF eggs In storage. For busi.
aess facts, read the PuBLrc LED0Bl. '.lSEs
II a Habit ''-AAs,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

Agnes r,ura Qu.nlaH will give lecture
-c-,Ial on IN. ancient music and instrun ut =
of Ireland before the laddon Fo-tnishtly
c ub on Tue sday Soraniber :.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

Metropo.t;an Opera Company. viii give 4
r@iial In WEhersponn Hail next Tv~shay y
Churc! chnir. Miss Harvard viii sins a
program which covers virtually all schools
Q: musc from folk soaR to the present.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

The Philadelphia Music Teachers Alliance
held tho opening meeting Of tho season on
Tue,day morn!ns last at the Settlement
Music school. George r. Boyle delivered an
Interesting talk on teaching principles and
interpretation Of Bnchs works in which he
illustrated at the piano.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

= Ferdinand Jackson vii! deliver two
lectures on Lorreci Principles In tins Stud!
If SirsIn;." a. his s.udG, l70s Chestnu:
, 'ree' a. r-rs1ays, NOVEMBER and -. ~
80 Th"s. lectures arr free to ~!
singers Mas Helen Hunt Jackson wiz lc
the scus, u, totf lecture recitaIs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

There will be a special musical service Of
All saints Dav Season at the Church OF St
LUZ" and the Epiphany tomorrow afternoon
c.tai of violin. cello. harp and organ. beg n
ming at $50 The. service VIII be under
The direct.o ION " II. .NeXanier Matthews.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

The Mendclssohn club prize competition
for an capp"l!a work. which closed No
by composers IN various parts Of the United
states. Richard Henry Warren and David
McHR! Williams. OF New York. with S
Lindsay Nordcn. conductor Of the club are
tho iudEes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

STEAMSHIP NOTICES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

rhiiadeph'a will hear the waene-an y
opera. under II. festival conditions Oh
when the tan'ou, company from Das
Dcutsche' Cre-nhRus comes to the Metro.
pol!tan Opera House Tor six performa noes
the week ~ February 5. The reper-
tory VIII include The Flying Dutchran.'
h-""""r,' ''Tri"tHn nni isolde: md pie
Wnlhuere.' and Strauss Die FTeder1naus -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

\ mIscal prosrsm from, I:3o to y. pro.
Cet!Eg th, evening service. will be given at
II, second Presbyterian Church. Twertr'
mrs, and Walnut streets a Saint sas,s
s.rliCe will, b. given this SUNDAY evening
Music is under ,rn dir "t'on Of NJ. y. I.rl
ga" EOrac1 and Frederic -Cook. volir!st.
~ N,u,eni tau-'li. harl.st H!r ars,st ~"
, .!r md n0lo!s's throughout the season.
se-es o' fou- Sa'v-Aar n,"rl'rs rnsl-
Gales will he given a. the Green Hill Farms
Hotel. 'Nerbrvuk urda. tne direction IT
,s,har.n. A. Ban,ran ard ranny l.. 4
nawkirs Tn. srs, "oncort Of the series
IN BE- given on saturday. November ~
az II O'Clock. with Lucy Gates. soprano
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

Tlc second orsan recital In ths wana.
rlaher store will take place next Friday
cv~nins. Charles ~ courhoin will be the
sciost. 'The procram includes works OF
Bach; nyoraE. wols'enholm". Gounod. WI.
pl!mentary ticket obtainable at the COMFORT
bureau. msiE hoor. Juniper street entrance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

ANNOUNCEMENT Is made OF a piano recital
emy on Monday evening. November 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

.Iarosav Noc'an tho bohemian violinist.
VII! give & recital Thursday evening. No
ven,bF! ~. in the Academy Foyer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

M.cra Elrran will return for = lost mp.
pear rrCe this season at the Academy Of
Music Thursday evening. December 90.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

song recital on Monday evening, November
10. In Withersponn Hail. The recital Is
under the direction OF Helen Pulaski Inncs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

"A the Philadelphia Orchestra will be on
tour NEXT week there will be no concerts on
series viii be resumed on November II and
Is. ......... ..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

.srsos SSTS "rsunsfs c% Snas q: S:as E, e' Ss
are Ss 10 ea Tor them IL. xssd
smy q Mus's. a; the earliest orgSr.unisy.
tuesday evening. November 81. viii he pIscei
on sal. Wednesday. November. 90. at the
Academy and Heppe's
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

The R-oosl,n Opera COMPANY will give p
Opera House on Saturday evening. %ovein.
he- II. when Verdfs "Othelio" viii B.,
s,,en :atn VIII IL An;ono ,,,; , rHoli; the dramatic
laRc 1,alo Picch as LudoviKo and Erminia
lSot,! as pesdemona a. Deli Orcfce Will
confuc'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04
MOVLEGRAMS OF THE WEEK

most sincere leading men. is Reuben :
Il. Roy Barnes. remembered us the
amiablc hero of "Is Matrimony n Fail
urc." is Happy Jack: Fritzi ltidgeway
il Ann; George Fawcett. Eph Hol-
brook. and Edward !, Brady. the
sheriff.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04
NINE. SAMAR0FF TRIUMPHs
AS ORCHESTRA S0l0lST
Gives superb Reading of the Tseha'.
kowsky Concerto at Friday Concert

Overture "torioian' ........... Resthoreu
symphony q minor .....,....... Mozart
Piano concerto B.hat minor. .Tsrha aikowskS
Mma Olga SSnaroH
Dance OF .be Seven tciis. ...... strauss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04
Music Notes

NA GAOGN IVVOCO
Er!dav afternoon and Sa,ur.isx evening. The The
is 49,. -
York symphonv orehss.rs. ia. prepared :
mssnss ,S. rrosran, for the scconG % CONCERT ~
;:s.s S;: S:sr,Ss: :SsSn,: ":
ind nSs..s sisrs Inls S:s,'S:: iss iS.:
Ss;AE: sIon Ta!S, and 9S;'rd ysn Win
~ a
SOM. ."ns " Mo- 70 cook. Ss H. and tn"
The 1pers so.ins ., Ss
s,t sc he,s 10 sa II, Gr sS.s % II. 'S
is:..Ss { :s:s Ss:.S:: .s III {: S::s:S
Academy and Herpes
lgnace Jan -rsderewski will be heard here
IN rsc,,sl on Ncndsy .atiernoon. December !,
III the Academ& OF Music.
Fortune Gallo announces tho .pecinl Ell.
easement w';h the ssn Carlo, Grand opera
osSa 2. M4"s; ias ss'sSsr sSsps
compsny. Salazar.s season with the Met.
Sspv snd f's: E: nit ssvs s9 sr
perhaps. four appear RANGES during the two
Ssns. Oh: Reessso ogsr. BaSs sSsi
italian baritone. Will also be with the san
the Cha@Ssr Mus!c :ssson At The i,sil.sus:
s +: Sau: sss sssySs!. y :: !ts si:
kowsky
.ps r9s R;s%; rn-sSs. EDsra s sH;
&. e. II; Es"eS % ysSsr; sS:'!sF Siil sS; :,
;cn1r. in the tile role; Vincent Baiicstcr az
laso: r,alo rtcehi as tudovixo and E:rminia
ltsotu as pesdemona a. Deli Orcnce Will
conduc'.
En',ly s,okss ,Hsssr will spresr in a
u"ac! S es Grsc'on o, 1f Helen s.ti tfEa 1nne
cearrce. ,h!a season a, The Academy Of
Music Thursday evening. December %.
sna.. ,a ss"a 'sc sondos. oS
%hsa the ian,su. eoinpany from o..
The ~.ek % Fehruary s. The ~ reper,
"TS Tc Vie ,:Tas osensrn fsn mann
c,,,r.o "Tr'tsn . on% I,2ldc nd "D:
vii 'T:"sv ss "sHs .a Hs u!sSsy %ss"s sHsnns xs"s IT,
vemb'; ~. in the Academy Foyer.
maker s fs"s' .or. r afas TAX: % s.s. !" ns; .s E MfI
:S:Sns :S.,. .rSssr:ss ~ e.: ~ cosSSolr I viii !. sss
d"r i.o'u and st, saens Adm,ssiSn b. com.
pl!men'ary ticket obtainable at the COMFORT
bureau. mai" hCor, Juniper street entrance.
Announc:rsni ,:T Is made .; a piano recital
sr 'pas "a MSndsy SH9n .v.ns n: GSss 81 @ A''
t The Mendels.ohn club prize competition
for an esprss IS, TS-k which ,.S s'":sa No
:; IN n ysr1ss S,s Of hs Ensd
! Lindsay Norden. conductor Of the club. are
held tho or"nITs rneet!ns os the season on
IGs'a' Mssa cAo" Sr"Gs 1.o-ss % se as.4sa q"
H ness ISsaH"f M". DFneSs In seA "Rs Rs
! There will be special musical service o!
All saints Day Sea son at the Church OF ST
f Luke and the Epiphany tomorrow afternoon
a. : o'Clock. preceded BY an instrumental re-
c,'ni of v!o,in. cello. harp and organ tsgi IN
the direction Of II. Alexander Matthews.
Su" Harvard. soprano. formerly Of tn.
Netropoi!tan Opera Company, will give
reci,ai in Wi.herspoon Hail next Tu~sda;
evening. under The ausp!ces OF the Welsh
program which covers virtually ali school.
Q: musir from folk soak to the present.
Char,c, Wakefield CaGman will appear II
Jon, recital with tho American indian 81
I-aro. Pr ncess Toinr!ua. on November
a. : O'Clock at the Plays ind PLAYERS Club
former" the Little Theatre.
Asncs C;ura ou!nlan wiIl give a lecture
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

lsrace Jan rsderewski will be heard here
IN rsc!'s on Mondsv Afternoon. December =.
n, tho Academs OF Music.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

'rhe Rich n inder -liam mmann tsio will open
tho Chamber Music season At the bellevue.
S,Iatford ballroom SUNDAY afternoon at :
thoven' y Trio No. ?. Opus I: Schuberts Trio.
Opus. 100, and the Trio. Opus SO. Of rschsi-
kowsky.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-02

what Walker Ind to say was behind
Walker because Watson did not play
politics that way, that an ardent Tom
Watson man, Bill Collins, of Cairo,
Grady county, former representative
of Grady county III the legislature
jumped to rs feet and shouted:
I'm just tack from Washington,
boys, ard Watson is hands of = this
race
Nh Collins agreed with Gov,raor
Ea-dw,,,, - rs .Cat,ment that +
Watson wanted the governor defeat
Cd ne void a4re selected etgonc !
mon TIM Walker for the car1fo"a.
fhere was It Wild w,oop mi%ad w.t.
much laughter after M. Collins got
through speaking.
L5st--One Candidate.
Lost, the sound &C the voice and
sigh: Of Il pubcrNa.Grial cart'Jatc.
Such Is the description Offered TO-
DIV Tx uapooa,. A,rh-~ Lucas Of
J.. H.-dUjcl, r,,,p.ion nceJons,-
r,rs Of the Clifford Walker caDdi-
dacy ia, tlr ro,cruyrshio.
The pcop.c all over thc state,
aid NJ. rucas today -. g wnrAer-
ING wi rr~ become Of Hon CEr-
ford Wake. candidate for cover
nor. They ar. asa ~ goon, =. No
1ody ;ecY1s TO know whe.e he Is and,
strange Is !, may seem one csa
hea~ hem ar9ur the Dol. .ca head
at. tiers asking have Won bcard from
Cliff, do v8u rnow where he is?'
.'f,Nrf .aasn', made pccc, Even
~ The r.eparaticns Cor his .hi- rally'
to he he'd here on Saturday night
1ext his naiue doe.~'t appear on his
Jwn program a. all. He hasn't pok-
On yet, and he isn't to speak then.
In Our he dquartel, today there were
a. number Of folks asking the why
Tor zuch program, and wondering
hat Cliffs hiding out for. People
out n he a.ate who write US say
The v0l : in their counties are won
de ing VIII, Cuff doesn't show him
>clf O. The stu mp: why he doesn't
decla his position on some Of the
public questions. at least. They don't
seem 70 expect 4 declaration from
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-02
e. Y. z. u. ENJOY
MUSICAL SOCIAL.

The intermediate p. Y. p. L. of the
Cor,r Baptist church enjoyed a de-
liahfu musical social Friday evening
Il the home of Mis- Ann Walker, on
Soutf Lee street. Vocal, Piano and
violin sol.S and readings were rem
dered - several of the members.
M IS Ruth Conner, Eleanor Ross, Sa-
yah Poole, Louise Thayer and Mes
danes T. c. Tillman and E. Bos-
wen assisted with their excellent tai
cnts.
Ahinterestirg hymn test was given
and three girls, Misses Massie Lane,
Ann Walker and Caroline Mathis,
made 81 points, which excclled all
the othCrs
Mrs. r. NJ Everett and Miss &C.
leSte Howard assisted Mrs. J. A.
Walker in serving the delicious re-
fresEments on the front verandah.
The following members and friends
were present: Caroline Mathis,
Grace Collins, Lucius Harvey. Jr..
Louise Reeves, Jas. eagin, Josephine
Howard, Robt. Seig. Fred Conner. Ell
ton Gammage, Frank Hart, Lizzie
May Gammage, Charles Howard, Mo
zyile Deavours, Hazel Vorus, Massie
Lane, Ann Walker, Daniel Everett,
VIM. Merritc, Margaret Hooks, Eliza
beth Allen, Julian Gammage, Francis
m
Walker, Rubie Gammage, Lillian
Denham, Sam Everett, James Walker
lr, Mary Walker and Ruth Everett,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-02
BAD MIGHT In DUBLIN

LONDON, Sept. 2.--(By the AS
ISOLATED Press. Dublin passed last
night through it sworst night Of
fighting since the surrender of the
Irregulars early in, July, says the
Evening News dispatch from Dublin
this afternoon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-02
Society
MISS POLK TO SING AT
LEE STREET METHODIST

A feature Of the musical program
Of the Lee Street Methodist church
at IL 4. n. Sunday viii be solo
by Miss Ella Polk, who has recently
returned from New York where she
studied voice at Columbia University.
Miss Polk will sing He Goes Before
YOU by WooIer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-02
s.
BIBLE CLASS TO MEET
WITH MRS. M'CORKIF

The Bible class of the Hortense
TlnsIey Missionary society of the
FIRST Methodist church will meet
with Mrs. W. B. McCorlile, 6l5 Han
cock avenue, Monday afternoon at
O'Clock.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-02
NATIONAL. ARMY ATTACKED

DUBLIN, Sept. 2-(By the Asso-
ciated Press. National army posts
in various parts of Dublin We're at
tackled in force last night by Irregu-
lars but without success. The fight
ing in some instances lasted two
hours.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-02
HARDVICK IS
WARMLY GREETED
Addresses Citizens At Pain
bridge Ru3 Pei
ham

BAlNBRIDOE, Sept. ,. - 1h1I-
sands Of Sonthv es. Ceorl,ans I'ri-
day ~ fhls place and a. re'h2H
heard Governor Thomss W nlrG
wick give a eiea. and coa".ze -
count of his SteTard=hip Ar ar
lnosphere rdcrIn- on old-time c,.a-
paish days greeted the governor
when he invaded these parts. aud
he was given welcome hardly ger
accorded to another political ca. IL
date
When he spoke at Pelham. yes
terday morning and yhio place IN IN
afternoon. he hsd swept his campa!g~
from Rabun Gcp in the extreme
northeast SECTION Of tha state, to the
extreme soutl st section, 20 r'.its
from the florida lire, wltA;n seven
days.
The goven"r was III true form
yesterday moln.te and in the @t;"r-
noon and the, old cannai>n whoops
which rang 80 true in these parts ten
E"lS WINE .i'' S"' ~i'."i was S'Sf'N-
ing ne came OH l,to 'll9 oF'"'
loi MAJ . '"t wy 'H"' Ely "a
ues' ut 1@Gl'Ie co. ana sP'@e loi
more Una" = "o''' n e''y'' Pa u
newspapernen il the q e. PAR
ty were fortunate in rUnh.ns INTO
~ VI" ', "iNei' -. '''t''''S ~ az
"''OeH pS 'ii''t't 'I WV 81
"so % ''''y
81 io.'e rmiU' II - NY :, .,''
Wy Ni. " "'>''l '''',"''N' u "''5
ii'e5, 'oou' q. So '' 40 ( anu
l''o",N 10 ca, '"''' as ne No.
l''''lo'' N'''' ~ ~
'''''0' ~,
~, me g "S , 10, I"S ~.
-, ne go'eiH't ar maj ",
Yang - oi,, ~. ''' "uil'9'''S
anu pussy oo' o"''p"'e"' nc -"
ne was lo' "'@N''ih a'S zf'e'He ,' ' ',.I
:" "pp .t lol Sol,F S'S'" 's ""
lio' w,S'' 70 come ou' - we op-H a.
al'N'y ai'u p"Di'l y I' ms Us
''on on 'n1 i9sues Oh ''., campaign
l nave hearu' sec aye 'soVetA..
t'a' W. " AMER ) i'"''Ss .'' ''"'e a'-
SlAeo nun not 10 open MS n 49,, OF
nc might P1t MS l0o' III To MAn"
"i'nou' p4 ol!t'y o. "',S Is mouth
ne seei's 10 nave oo'e 50, i"I ms
platform Is most .fentAEkao'e docQ-
f!eht' u pledges nm % about eight
or hiite 'lihil'h collars N ne" apPfo~
piiai IONS ana at ti'e sa.1' tihae piedg-
- nun 10 rea! OF tne present tax
raising machihefy OF me state and
against aAyth'hg 70 take It's place.
ne Woulo add millions to the states
expenses ah' MOI only not provide
any aadltlohal revenue but would
destroy Inc existing system OF r1is-
ing revenue
governor HardWlrk asserted that
ne i'e il9t i"hieo on senator Wat
SON. as hao neh C-Efged lie SAID
al re Wailtea was Tor MIR. "afFnn I"
nc d pliiteo 2'.oes senator ahd give
ms attehtlon 10 SAVING The country
ana NOT Try 10. De senator and cover
iAo' 20
am HOt tVlllnS nun now r. ne
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-02

WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY
WILL MEET MONDAY

The Woman's Missionary society of
the First Methodist church will meet
Monday afternoon at 4 O'Clock at
the home of Mrs. John W. SILVER on
South Lee street.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-02
WAHTrD-Rlst s,.LAE Euua
WANTkD-BY LITERARY DIGEST

Subscription canvassers, women
orimen, TO bok after renewals and
res new orders for this nationally adj
rlftiset and well known periodical
with two million readers. Whole or
''art time, Commission rs per cent
and salary dependent on amount of
business produced. Beginners can
earn $25 monthly spare time; full
time workers $4,000 and upwards an
nlally. Write for terms to Special
Representatives. The Literary Di-
It, 354 Fourth Ave, Box sol, New
York. Pit
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-02

SELL THE ORIGINAL Watkins
products. Good city territory still
open. Get our wonderful offer and
free samples. .WlTite today. The j..
X. Watkins Co, Dept. 80, Memphis,
Tenn. (2)s
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-02

Mrs. A. J. Evans and Albert Evans,
Jr., of Fort Valley motOred to Ameri-
Gus Thursday and spent the day with
Mrs. Evans sister, Mrs. Sam Heys.
Misses Christine and Ruth Evans who
have been guests of Mrs. Heys, re.
turned with them to Fort Valley.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-02

When you feel t sssis d:
nervous. tired. woned or respondent il IS a
sure sign you Iced MOTIFS NERVERINE
PILLS. They renew the normal yigor and
make life worth living. Be sure and ak f,r
Mott Nerverine Pills P + a,s 81 60
WILLIAMS MFG. co. Props. Cleveland. o.
CARSWELL DRUG co.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-02

Don't miss "ihe Masaue adler"
with Guy Bates Post at the Ry
lander T'heatev Mo..1..aY ar Tue
day.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-02
DAVIES HUGHES

Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. Davies, of Gal
lion, Ala, announce the engagement
OF ther daughter, Ruth Olivia, to Mr.