davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
Declare smaller Dividend.

Manning, Maxwell & Moore. Inc, have
declared n dividend OF l per cent. pay
able on April | to stock of record on
March 81. I'm contrast TO its usual quar-
terly disbursement OF ~ per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
Detroit Edison Offering.

An issue OF the Detroit Edison Com.
pany's stock Is being offered at the
market by Domlnick A. Dominick and
Spencer Trask & Co. Its present price
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
I. m. T.. Meeting April rs.

The meeting of tho Interborough
Rapid Transit Company's stockholders
has been postponed again and until April
is. ii was scheduled for yesterday.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
prNNsyUyANIA OH.

OIL CITY. March f5.--Crcdit balances
1926. Runs ag,922: average 81 ,293 Ship
mcnts 81 303 average 44iiG.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
The Detroit Edison Company
Capital Stock Par Value $500

listed SNkF F3anw NOrmdF For ncomTn
idcrGso the Capital ock havebe
wiho interup ion sine banda
the epren rate o nce January
and
the eouthla city in the M also serves Hrouha a mc
of fuansnS
Of gaconbn dpopLai
kouns o. the best dandm
efdetyop edpubGcut proper Tugg
ah
puGc nd the
orth the Company, gs shave eraed veil n excess
after allow f depdi NJ reserve earnings
21anrn rntrs
g. of or a o
Jr,
smvebe enpad tnuoyan January the
placed O an
lrasdv
eby Nmgrghs subscribed new issues o okmdas for issues
of convertible
ckinrnen h k hgh bg reached dina
abou the ames pe h mmt now
We nnnendt this kfo oinvesnn
orordes executed al
Dominick & Domnick Spencer Trask & Co.
Broadway 5BoadSte
aaadasbMwd nhueua
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
MONEY MARKET.

WEDNESDAY. MARCH IS.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS
Continued from Preceding Page.

fEx div. fFN rghts I'm sCfp. Part StOcK IN stOc
NOTE-Odd lot transactions not recorded in separa
70 made ri price outside Of the regular lot range
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
TIME LOANS.

.s,x.a collateral, 90 70 90 days. l&0.
wixed collateral. 4 20 months. 40.
inSustrials, go 70 90 days. 40.
Irdustrials A to @ months. 40,
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
COMMERCIAL PAPER.

Rest names. TO Q months. ............
n,her names, 4 20 months.
n.a~orNT RATES. RESERVE BANK.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
@anb anS gernf.

@ir pflegen tpobl pom iemanoen
81 iagen, er ldbe aus wie elm S6au-
lpieler ooer mie elm @eiItIider o0er
mie elm Ar3t, uno b%efr1ftigen oamit
unbemuBt Die Satia6e, onB mir be-
itimmten 9erufen elm beItimmteS do
rafteriitiI6eS @usieben 5uihreiben.
Dele nGamiliendbnlidfeit" Ser 8e-
r~ufsgenolien miro freili6 bisweilen
au9 our9 Die 2ra9t u1o Die ean5e
Saltung unteritriden. Ger 8eruf oes
Wfeniden pragt iid o6er in ben Sc
lidts5iigen Gus, uno 6par ioa eS be.
Ionoers ser Muno iein, Ser 90 gum
9err1ter miro. Der befannte eng.
liide &ortrGtmoler Solomon 9. go
lemon betont in einem AufiaB, oaB
oos gei1ulte Auee oes &iinItlers
grade in Den 2inien 0es Munbes iebr
uiel mebr laie, als Der Sale Wobl
annebme. .0ie @eliGts5uge,"
idreibt er, .weroen am meilten bonn
Munoe beeiniIuBt. Der Muno bes
&idters ). 9. lit in ben 8infeln falt
INNER berabee3ogen, elm IisOrld.
ser beroorgerufen miro our6 Die
8iiroe ms @i9tigfeit ieiner @orte,
our6 oas 8erantmortungsgeTubl, oaS
inn beim 5aaen ieiner llrteile oas
Abp1gen ieoes ~ein5clnen Sates auf-
crleet. 9eim @erteioigcr lino Die
2ippen bepegliher; er bat ben MllnO
Oes &eoner3, un0 Die @~emobnbeit
oes baufige1 uno Iongen Spredens
6at Die 9inien 6es Munoes geidmei-
Dig gematt. Mnn fam an Den Sbo-
tosrapbien BON Nnwdlten, Die Dor
ocr @uina6me ibrer Eatigfeit unO
mad lGngerer 4usiibmng gemaAt
limo, feititeQen, oaB Die 9inien oes
Munoes Iif oerIddrit haben ano piel
Observation-Disclosures geworoen iino. Sis
VI einem gepiiien Grade baben Der
anpalt, ser Sdauipieler uno Der
@eiltlide bieIelbe Sorm oes Wun0es
S6r 9cruf bef.e6t i'm Sprefen, uno
lie beoiirfen ale elmer gewilien ora.
toriI6en Musbiloung. Der Mlino oes
S6auipieIerS lit ie0od uoa uno leift
6cweglid ser ocg @eiltliden ihorfcr
Jeidnitten, ruhig uno lie6cnsmiiroig,
ser oes Anmaltes bat ltren9ere Gil
MEN un0 8lnfel."
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
Sci hrm Ietttm sanibaItm.
SOaen i6rer sraniiscn Gier nod
mandImal fr69nen!

8or uenigell Sa6ren nod iplIt'
ten hin ano mieoer MelOnngeil, pos
uo6 I'M Snnern Der eincn ooer an
Oeren peitinOiiGen Hadbarinlel, ..
9. in Saiti. friide Sale BON Taeit'
ihenfreiierei norfGmet.
Set oeraumer 3eit ieOod mar
bierii6er ni1ts mebr perlautbar,
uno es iebt 5i boiien, OaB ale iere
@reucl ictptit lie i%ibcrbaupt getrie-
ben puroen, ibr Gnoe errciht bd-
BEN.
0agegen ideint Die MeniGenTrel'
ierei einen au~erlesten @nlt i'm Sn-
nern Der grcBen @n5ifif-Sniel Neu-
guinea Su 6abenI Nur ie6r wenige
boben iemals ibren SUB in 6ieie
Ounfle, BON unbeimIiden @6enteitern
un0 5einoen mimmelnoe Sodgebir-
&c lnO DifnngeIgcbiete geiett.
Gem Iebten, pelfer Ole bernie
gene Sour %neueroings umterna6m,
ie6lte meoer @eldtflidfeit, nod
&ii6n6eit utr Eatfraft, un0 er bate
ali9 Oie l1i.terItiibutg Oes @ouoer-
fieurS dber er Mills Dgon5 GEE
nib niHt tpieoer tun." SIN ii6rigen
MAIDEN feline M"itteiIungen ieOenfaas
Sen @inorud lorterer @n6rheit uno
lie 0iirfen halbomtIiden gleihgeper.
tet peroen. gr fdreibt II. a.:
Tapua 5piBt bic 8elt, Die mir be-
treten 6oben. 0as lit Der amtli6e
Jtarne fir cen Seil BON Heltguineo,
ser felt c5 Sabren unter eltgliifer
6lagge fornlea itebt. Die grOBte
2dnge BON SIt mad @eit lit etipa
800 Meilen; queriiber iino es 200.
Die idmar5en @ineeborenen 8d6lten
et1po cine 8ierteI MiIlion; 8eiBe
gibt es feiltc 1000, uno nlir an Der
&iiIte.
&unOertonianaig 2~aIttrdger bon
mebreren &iiIten0orfern murOen in
Sen 0ienIt gepreBt. Sic eri6rofen
fait 5u Eooe, ols Tie borten, OaB es
ms @ebir9e bineingebe; ober lie
fiir6teten Ood nidts 70 iebr, wie fiir
0ie @eigerling cine &eoierungspar-
tie at unterItiisen, eingeferfert 5i
meroen!
SIN 8~innenIonoe Iino sic Men-
i6enfrelier foft INNER MIR unter ii9;
iie peri6lingen @itgIieoer feinolifer
Stamme inns gelegentIi6 @eiBe, oie
lie aus Ser NGbe ooer Der Serre an
gegriffen 6aben. l1n0 Tie lauern anf
ieOen giinitigen augenblid Sag nno
No9t.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
Sine ieltsne sierfrsnnOidaft.

Gin ~feltenes 8orfommnis aus
benz 9ierleben lift nad Ben nMittei-
lungen iiber sic 8ogelpeIt" in So
benfeloe beobo6tet wor6en. 9ort
bate iib cine &ose ouf Dem Seu-
booen am Dad elm Eager eingeri6-
tet. @inen Meter bober am Da6-
iporren befano iid elf Starenneit
nit bier Sungen. 9ur6 irgenoeinen
ltmitano cling oos Sect zines Cages
ent5pei uno Die bier Sungen fielen
6erunter uno in oas &atenlager-
Die &ate bei9niiffelte sic 8oeef
uno beIedte fie uno Die fleinen
Stare fui9elten fi6 bebagli6 in
0as tparme &otenfea. @enn nun Die
Storenmutter fam, Inn lire Sungen
gu fiittern, fletterten oie &leinen
oben ouf Die liegenoe &abe un6
e%mpfineen ibr Sutter. Gltd Die
Storenmrttter tpliroe bon Der Safe
ni9t i'm geringiten bebeuigt. gs
p6re fir Die @ifieni6aft bon gro<
sem 8elong, ebentueile dbnlide Be-
nba9tungen su erfdhren.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
Die fransDflae llniucriitat Straf-
burg.

an ser uniperlltdt StraBbure
lebren iest 175 @roiciioren (gesen
30 i'm Sabre 1910, mo 3ipar 5ablt
oie fatboliiA-tbeologiiAc 6afultat 10
(l314 81 Die eoan9elii1-t6eologi-
iAe Ia co., redts nnO l~taatSmiiien-
daitlide 26 (13), m%eoi8iniide 40
(21), pbiloiopbiiGe 80 (22), matbe-
matiid) : natiirmiileniWaftlide 33
az unO Die neu9egriinocte pbar-
na5cutbii1e 8 @rofeiioren. Sic
GAIL Der GtuOentca iteat ii1 auf
300 (1914 2000-2t0W. Sim be-
ieidnenoiten lit Die in clidiiiiden
lreiien tief beflagte uno INNER mie-
scr Scriigte SutioGr, Dab Die fron-
}JiiIe Notwithstanding iib
nift baau p~erltebel min, i'm oeuti9-
lpra1igen gliaB an Ser 2anbes.
uuiperiit6t 8orlciungen in oeuti9er
Sprade gu gcitatten.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12

- @uteSabrt 3wei 6reiin-
&c paren init ibrem Iuto uber
2ono gefabren uno batten irgetlo
ctmas allsgiebig geieiert. Ils lie
cur &eimfobrt i6ren 8agcn bette.
gen, marcn lie beioe in ~auBerorocnt'
lid Dergniigter Stimmung. llnter
G6cr5cn ltno Gingen fubren lie
ibrcn @cg entlang. 8loblid log.e
Der cine:
DMcnih, pab arf, beinahe battelt
Dll cilieu @faim i%iberfahren."
n@os." iaote Der anoere, i'd?
Sb oenfe, gu lteuerit?"
-MuSmeg. Cine Game, obne
cs ol mcrfcil, lit in @iicn6abn6ug
i'll eil &allderabteil gcraten. sllS ein
Waarn iitl ole Yfeife an5iinOet, Jag
te lie emport: vMein 9err, &oil-
dlcn madt mid iinmcr gang franf. "
Sencr iette icine Yfeife in Brand,
pafitc Elm paor 3iige nno iagte,
Die Game ailtmiitig uno teilnadms-
non %nnlebcn0:
.SSd, tatia1lid 5raud;ca, oa mill
id Sbnen crlcn gilten Nat geben,
gcbcn Sic's auf."
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12

Gam mari CT ocn 9opf in SEN
gtadei, idlob Die Altgen uliO mur.
melte in feierlihem Zone: 80,
Sdiipo, Iiebe gnGoig oil Oas Spter,
oas oein Sncdt Dir bringt, Der lid)
Dir ielbit 5unt Spier gIbt uno Die,
Die Dir perfaaen linOl" Gam blid-
t. er nit bon Sab per5errtem Ue-
lift ouf Die @ual1noer, Die niAt
tpuBten, mas iein @ebnbren beoeu.
ten ioate un0 Die ermartungsoou
auf iein pergamentartiees Antlis
idarten, oaS in niloem Sonatis.
mus gliibte.
Ser Wtaior, Der ni1ts gutes abn.
te, tDonte i'm in Die 9lrme fallen.
Der Snoer ifiittelte i'm nber ab
unO oriidte nuf ben &nopf.
SIN gleiden Augenblif betpeete
iid Der Yooen unter ben SiiBen Der
@ngl1noer.
Ser Stein ienfte Ii1 bIitidnen
uno NIT einem ACKNOWLEDGMENT
S6rei fubren Die li9 nuf ibm 9e.
iinOliden in Die Tiefe.
Nur einem 2ertnant mar es &C.
Iungen, Der nabe om Honoe Oes
Spferaltars geiton0en botte, ii1 nit
einem per6neifelten Sprunge ouf
ben feften 9ooen gu retten. Damn
mar Die HIotte, Die ipie cine Sail
tiir in ibren angeln bling, tpieoer
in ibre bisberige Gage 5uriidge.
idnappt.
@ie elm SrrIinniger taitete iid
Der iunge Sffi8ier 6uriid uno iltd-
te nod Dem @usgang Der gebeim.
nisnoaen S0ble. gu Sob ermattet,
Dem @abniinn nabe, 10 langte er
enOIi6, bon Den Soloaten faum
tuieoererfannt, i'm Eager an. -
Ser unteriroii1e 3empel turroe
5erItort uno 0as @ebeimnis ser
Gbota Nagpur e%rgriinoet. 9ief un-
ter Der tiifiiden Steinplatte, ouf
einem Saufen &no1en uno nertpe.
iter 2ei6nnme lagen Die %eritarrten
&orper Ser engIiiGen Sffi5iere uno
oes inoiiden Spferprielters, Der
Ii6 felbIt gum Spfer bradte, Inn
Die @ottbeit ieinem @oIfe piGfGbri9
5u MAIDEN un0 feline Seinoe, Die
beiBgebaBten gnelGnoer> 81 beroer-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
Die aItcfte OsntidDe etabt.

gluf oieien Gbrentitel farm, tpie
Or. Grid Sri in Ser 3citidrift
v3eiten nno 80lfer" 0arlegt,
@orms Mniprud erbebcn. Set
runO 1000 Sabren 1T iein 8ooen
linrnterbroGen bciie0clt gctpeien.
Snnerbolb Oes ictt bcbautcn @e-
ietes IdBt iih oas beute natiirli6
niht mebr na6meiiat. 9lber Die
4usorubungen am Norooitranb oes
ngcren StaotbeSirfs ergcbel, oaB
Tier in Der jiingcren Gtcin5eit (um
2000 Bis 5000 b. Gbr.) umiong-
eide Iniie0lungen befalocn. @el-
lem golfsitamm oieIc l~1r6euobner
an~eeborten, lit a~IcrOingS nidt
mcbr fcltsuiteller.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12

i9 babe nit Dem gaba nidts 81
tim, id liebe i'm ober, neil er flug
lit unO mid bieles gelebrt BAT, mas
id nidt pllbte mo Oorrrm modte
id ieinen 8erfebr nidt perlieren.
nGos lit eigenortig," iagte Der
Naior uno Jog oil ieiner Sol5pfeiie,
Dou, Ser Yrieiter elmer anoeren Ge.
ligion, biit nit Dem Gbriiten be-
freunoetl Nun, es lei, Der Wtiilio'
mar iou feline 6reiDeit nieOer baben,
tpenn on meinen @uni1 erfiiat
boit."
n$err, on boit gebOrt, Dab i'd
bid bat, Sen @aba icst fo9leidl iet-
mes @eees geben 3u laIien. Nnr
unter oieier 9eoineung gelangit Oh
in ben Eempel unierer @ottbeit.
SIT Dir ons Spfer ni6t 10 bel
tuert2"
Ser Maior bIidte dreerli9 ouf
ben @reis. Damn iagte er NIT ge'
r6tetem @efi6t 5u einem Der Sffi'
aiere: D2aBt ben 9eutiden lau'
fenl"
nS1 oonte Dir, Serrl nerieste Der
SnOer uno neigte Oas Saupt. nBenn
ibr mir, on unO oeine Ofii5iere, fol-
Gen MOTT, 10 mill iA eud in ben
beiligen Berg fiibren."
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12

beiIigen Berg fiibren." =
0ur1 einet Iangen unteriroi-
i6en Sang, oeiien AuBeneingang
bon einem llneigetpeibten nidt 81
ieben NOR, tporen iie gefommet
uno Itonoen nun in einem bobet ge-
u0lbten &aum, ser BON Dielelt
Itroblenoen 2i1tern erbelt puroe.
~lln51blige 8iloer uno Statuet ltalt'
ben al oen @dngen r%ingsberum
uto foltbar per5ierte Nltdre pran9s
ten in peridpiegenen NiIhen uno
@deu. 9idte Seppi1e uno frnit'
bon gefloGtene Matten breiteten
Iif iiber ben unebenen SuBbooen
aus, 10 ooB ie0er Sritt geodmpft
nuroe uno fein 2aut bineinorong
in Die unbeimlide, beflemmenoe
Stiae, oie ben eigenartigen Haiim
erfiiGte. Iabei gliBerte uno l6im-
merte es "ringsberum BON @olo uno
f0ltli1em @ei9mei0e, 0as Die &c.
fnedteten @etpobner Der @Dota
geogpur ibren @ottern Oargebra6t
botten, Inn oas SeiIigite 0omit gu
Idmiifen. GiirdterliAe Arabesfen
uno @eItalten griniten in teufli'
l1en Sraben BON erb0bten Toito.
menten berab un6 @osenbilOer BON
pbantaItiI1em Ausieben, nit rel.
diem bunti6inern0en @etpGu0ern an.
geton ltarrten aus lebloien Iugen
nit bos9oftem 8lid in BEN 1trab.
leuoen, NIT alien eroenfliden Soft.
borfeiten Snoiens auSgeltatteten
&aum, 10 oaB es ii1 beflemmeno
auf Die @emiiter Der @eiBen legte,
Die, iiberpdltigt BON oielem an.
bid, in itiaem Sdpeigen berbarr.
ten. Sod iiber allen aber tbronte,
tuie elm &0nig iiber feline 8aianen.
Soft Gdipa, Der 3erlt0rer, Oeiien
Bib, grauiig eroadt, Dem Seitfel
aner Seufel gli6. 3u ieinen SiiBen
Itnn0, faum einige Sanobreit Iber
Dem GuBbo0en erbobt, elm mddti.
ger SteinaItar, auf Dem mobl Elm
Dubeno Meni9en bequem Blos fin
ben fonnten. I'm oas @oBenbilr
berum bleiften u~n5dblige Men-
l9eni9doel, sic i'm 2i1te Ser bic
len Slammen pie meiBe 9roBe 9Ilt-
men leudteten, nur graulig uno
entieblid.
.Qas Iino oie Spfer, sic @ditpo
forOerte," iaete Ser BrieIter, nibrc
Sdooel miiilen bier gu ieiner @bre
@ade balten, Bis ibre Seelen Die
tauien6 @anolungen 0urbgemadt
baben. tSaben Tie oieie 8eoin9un-
gen erfiiut, Damn nerocn Ie i'm
Nid)ts 5rrgeben, oenn Damn lit oie
Belt ibrer Strafe abgelaufen."
n@irlt Ou uns aith in Die Gem.
pei 8robmas, oes @ri1affers uno
8iidnlls, bes grbaltcrs, fiibren?"
fragte Der Maior.
.aGes bat feline 3eit," eutgeg-
nete Sioltris un6 idritt auf sic
Opferplatte, gu GiiBen oes Stano.
biloes, gu. ngeiebt eud Die Sn-
idrift, Die bier eingemeiBelt itebt,"
fubr er tort uno oeutete auf oie
Steinplotte.
Sic gngldnoer folgten Dem @int
ocs Snoers un6 traten auf Sen
Steinaltar. sSbr fonnt Die Sn-
i6rift nitt ent5iffern, Sremolin-
&C." ioote er NIT eigener Stimme,
rio laBt lie eud bon mir 0euten.
@iBt, mas Shima eiid) iagtl Sier
ltebt oas 8ort oes S1idioIs, elm.
g~esraben fir epig uno gum ger-
oerben auer, Die ben @pigen burd
ibre Neugieroe fr6nfen." 9nnn los
er nit louter Gtimme: Ser on
meinen @Itor betrittit, miiie, bob
ou iterben muBtl" ---
GurG Sic aoern Ser @ngldnoer
iagte bel oieien @orten 0as aufge-
reate Blut in mil0en @euen. 90
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12

Gur6 Sic 4oern Ser gngldnoer
iagte bel Oieien @ortcn 0as auf9e-
regte YIut in tpiloen @enen. 90
tuenig, mic iid feline Surdt bel ii.
men 5eiete, 10 mar oo9 elm @efiibl
iiber iie gefommen, bas Dem @rauen
slid. Gie rngenobnte llmgebung,
oas Mpltii6e, @ebeimnisooac i'll
Der magiiden 8eleud)tung uno Sar.
be mirfte labmeno auf lire NerDen.
@iiigfa1t Lief uilo frod cs ibnen
iibee oen &iiden, 10 oaB lie fait
oas Gnoe Der &omlooie e~riebnten.
Ger Brieiter, Ser Dies bemerfte,
ld6eltc gcrinsifdtig. lleber feline
3iige sing elm srauiames, fanati-
ides 3udcn. 2angiam legte CT Die
Sano aiif Oen Sodel 81 SiiBcn Oes
@otsnDilocs. Sort mar Gin ei9en-
ortiger &nopf ange5radt, Ocn er
nit Den 0il9ern ipicleno bcriibrte.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-20
MYSTERY MAN
ISCOMINC HERE
Webster, Mental Marvel, To Be
AT Rylander Thursday, Fri
day, Saturday

Webster, the man of, mystery, who
has taken Macon by storm and has
been held over there for three days
additional at the Criterion theater
this week, will be added to the pro-
gram at the Rylander theater here
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Per-
FINANCES will be given twice daily
at 8 aud 8:t5 p. m, and Webster vii
appear at the conclusion of the pic
lures at each performance. Two.
For-0ne tickets will be good on those
days and the advertised prices of %
and 10 cents will prevail.
Webster is mental marvel, who
tells names, finds lost articles, reads
the future and performs ether mental
mysteries. He is assisted by com
pany of five persons.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-20
FRIENDSHIP.

Miss Elizabeth Wooten, of Buena
Vista. was a weekend guest of Miss
Christine Harris.
Mrs. Rosa McGarrah, Sam Nectar.
rah and Russell McGarrah were Sum
day morning visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. McGarrah.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Dodson, Miss
Elizabeth Dodson and Chappell bod
son, of near Plains, were spend-&he-
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. c.
Wells Saturday
Miss Ruby Chappell, of near
Americas, has returned home after
pleasant visit with relatives and
friends here.
Mrs. Otis Wellons and little
daughter of Plains, and Mrs. Earl
Carter and little daughter, of Ella
vile, have returned to their homes
after several days visit with their
mother, Mrs. Rosa McGarrah..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harris were
visitors in Plains Monday after
noon.
T. C. Well and R. E. Wells made
a business trip to Americas Friday.
Miss Christine Harris entertained
"a number of her friends in honor Of
her visitor, Miss Elizabeth Wooten
Saturday evening.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-20
10000 BUSHELS
OFYAMSBURNED
Two Curing Houses With Con-
tents Go Up In Smoke AT
Ty Ty

Triton. Feb. 20.-Two sweet po-
tato curing houses at Ty Ty contain
ing nearly 10000 bushels of cured
sweet potatoes ready for market.
were burned Saturday. The loss was
ortween $40, 000~and >25.000 and in
suranee to amount of S1S,00C was
carried on potatoes, houses and con-
tanners TIE houses were the prop
erty of the Ty Ty Plant and Produce
company but quite lot of potatoes
belonging to growers were also burn
cd, one plant grower having 1000
bushels stored therein The origin
Of the fire IS unknown. as there had
been no fire in the curing houses
Tor more than month The pota-
toes burned all day and there was
baked candied yams in plenty for all
comers. A storage house near By be-
inging to E. ]. Cottle, was burned
ard Mr.. Cottle's home had a close
call, his furniture being damaged by
removal.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-20
Il CARS OF FOOD
COTOORPHANACE
But III Is Short On Meat And
Shipments Will Be Made
From Here

The Baptist Orphanage at Hepeville,
with 338 inmates, has received q
carloads of provision from the vari-
Gus associations in Georgia, but is
short on meat, very little of this hag-
ing been included in the shipments.
most of which were made last fall,
and the Friendship association, which
delayedits car Of provisions when ad-
vlsed that a greater abundance than
was required was rolling in, is now
asked to make contributions of meat.
which are much needed. 4.s
DR.. Carl W. Minor, chairman, and
DIR, w. d. Sears, secretary, have sent
letters to all the churches Of the as
ISOLATION with this appeal, and the
letter was read at his church, the
First Baptist, yesterday by Dir. Minor.
He announced that a box of meat
would be made up by the congre-
cation ON March /, the day of the
Golden Rule sale and the first curb
market, for shipment March 2. the
meat to be gathered al4.a packed at
tee Gatewood-C ogdell Hardware
store. He named the following com
mlttee to solicit and make up the
shipment: w E. Mitchell. w. C.
Carter, J. r. Hamilton, T. B. Hooks
and c. G. Hawkins. He asked those
who didn't have meat to buy some to
contribute, suggesting that the curb
market on the morning of March
would afford place to obtain it. and
that those who could mot give or buy
meat contribute money to paw the
freight on the shipment. Following
IS the letter that has gone out to the
association churches:
Dear Brethren: The Association
at Leslie instructed your executive
committee to solicit car load of pro
.duce for our Orphans Home, from
The membership of the churches.
Upon investigation we found that
they had just received Is car loads.
and that others were being shipped
but on account ofswaifInsweather few
had killed hogs they had received
little meat. they are very much in
need of meat.
We are asking you to appoint a
committee of three To- solicit of your
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-20
ANOTHER TRIES
TO BLOCK FORD
Nitrate Cornesn Says Proposed
Deal Wcmld Violate Solemn
Contract

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2o.-Ac-
ceptanee by the United States Of
Henry ford's offer for Muse.
Shoals would constitute violatjo,
of a solemn and binding agreement
entered into with our company under
date of June 8, 1915" j. O. Ham
1nltt, Eice-president of the Air NJ,
trateD corporation, notified the hons,
military affairs committee TODAY
Mr.. Hammitt said he believed tbo
agreement would "hold in eou,t.,
where it would be tested if the goy
eminent insisted on violating H.,
pledge.
Hammitt explained that the Air.
Nitrates corporation was subsidar,
of the American Cynamid compar,.
of Maine. Without the assistance
the two corporations, he declared !,
nitrate plants could not have baa,
erected by the government.
Answering a question by Rotrn
sentative Mckenzie, he said tho
anamid company controlled the n.
ents for secret processes by wb,r,
nitrate is manufactured and II.
company believed it was dojnr
patriotic act in placing them al fl,
disposal of the government al tn
time of war"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-20
STOP THAT COLD!
STOP IT NOW!
You Can Stop That Cold By U.s.
ing DIR. Cheney's Expec-
torant

Every day you allow cold to re
main in -ycur. system you hold the
door open to serious disease to wall
IN. A cold saps your vitality, steal;
your strength, weakens your pow.
ers of resistance. The forerunner
of many contagious or infectious dis
eases is plain ordinary cold thai
has been neglected.
You can arrest that cold today
you can throw it entirely out of
your system. Dr. Cheney's Expec-
torant breaks colds by removing the
source. A few spoonfuls of Dr..
Cheney's Expectorant taken at in
tervals of two or three hours during
the. day will route those sneezes and
sniffles, vanquish that hacking cough
and clear up that heavy, depressed
feeling in your head.
Sold by all druggists and in small.
er towns by general merchants in
30c and 60c bottles (adv-11.)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-20
WOMEN PLEDGED
TO AID MARKET
Hundred Asked To Sign Up To
Support Curb Market
AT Start

The Americas Woman's club has
guaranteed an attendance of 100
women of the community as buyers
at the opening eff the curb market in
Americas, which has been arranged
for Wednesday, March l, the date of
the next Golden Rule sale. And in
order 10 make good ca the guarantee.
the women are asked to pledge them
selves to visit the market each time it
Is held, Wednesday aud Saturday, for
the first four weeks and make some
purchase, however small, at each
time for the encouragement of the
producers. Il is believed that after
that period of time the curb market
viii have become sufficiently estab
lished to continue without organized
assistance.
Mrs. George Van Ripper and Miss
Carrie Speer today asked The Times
Recorder to assist in getting these
guarantees. and a blank for the
housewives to sign and hand in is be-
! ing published herewith. Some fifteen
had already pledged their co-epera-
tion this morning, and all others VINO
/ believe in this live-at-home movement
are urged to sign a pledge and return
/ II immediately, as it is necessary TO
make the final announcement of the
guarantee by Saturday of this week.
Here is the blank; sign it and return
! il TODAY:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-20

the following statement was made in
Atlanta:
Syrup is a seasonal commodity
and must be disposed CT during the
period from November to March,
unless hermeticelly sealed to prevent
fermentation. Much of this seasons
crop has been wasted or fed to hogs
for lack of immediate market. Can
neries in Georgia are located at
Americas, Atlanta, Cairo, Columbus
and Macon"
This comment is taken to mean
that the carriers will rate these places
as concentration points for movement
and refinement of the syrup from the
farms.