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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24
Employment

~bhpaSJihShN
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE a.
GOOD mechanic wants work ein garage.
four years experience. BOX 627 city.
MlDDLE-AOED MAN with 20 years OF,
flee experience. came here on visit de
sires TO remain permanently II he can
tlnd employmonts accurate and de
pcndablc. viii start on smell wages
Address b66-J. care World,
MAN ana 2-ton truck, good shape 81
caro- World
REGIsTEREp DRUGGIST desires posi-
ton, 20 years. experience, host refer
encc; capable ~ working la any part OF
store, state salary offered. Care Tulsa
RELIABLE married man wants lob truck
driving seven years experience. Box
o-., GU .-
POSITION wanted by experieuood ne
f,rcd man, capable Of taking charge OF
refinery, Is years experience six years.
World.
POSITION by engineer steam. OIL or gas.
go auyWhorc. ,-J-l Word.
WANTED Position as hookkseper or as
sistaUtl or clerical work IN office. Ad.
dress W j C.. lla7 81 Leula 81, cltg.
NANTEp-By registered pharwac.st, po-
etiOn as clerk or manager 10 begin
January H. married ana have had sew
era years experience as clerk and
owner, best references Address rhur-
mec,st Glka, clrh. EIdorado. kan.
WAN1ED--posltiuu as manager, assist
ant mannser or salesman lp depart
nent hardware or grocery. Address W.
y. g, llSI y, 81 Louis ST. city
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAIE ts
Al ENrERlENCED, unemployed youug
lady stenographrr and bookAcopev de-
sues position. can Cedar .o1N.
A YOUNG woman with live yours legal
sttnoErepldc experience, desires position.
II YOU are m need " the services OF
thoroughly competent stcnographer or
oiIHe manager who is worth ElIJ pfr
month, am interview viii be apprccl.
atgd, Excellent references. Interview
must De confidential. ot3-J, care World
CEDAR as3c-R. far ~ .home laundry,
SOC dozen finished 81 doaon
EXPERIENCED cashier and cigar clerk
wauta position, Phone ossgr N6l7.
EXPERIENCED stenosrrphor desires po-
si,uu. cedar 3.s4-J.
EXPERIENCED lady, "a. wants position
in hotel aa housekeeper or other worlJ
can 60 anywhere, Ceiag 2ss-N 5-s 3.
HOME LAUNDRY wash. eouts per
pound; rough dry 90 cents per dozen,
finished, 800. l5ol y, ThUd. OHase
t9it-J.
MKs rATRICK homo laundry is best.
We Know now, ronEh dry and finish.
called Cor and delivered Usage S5t0
POSITION by experienced cashier or cigar
grl; reference osage 6iss-R
/ THoRoIGWLN competent and we'll edu-
J Gated steuogrnpher- hOokkocpcr viii be
open Tor position January I; can give
] beHi references. Phone Usage 7634-R.
THE BALTIMORE WET WASH
] Wet wash 20 pounds 81. We DO finished
/ work ~ desired, Phone osTga 205t,
/ WANrEp-Tpusluon as construction fore
man 20 years experience; clght years
/ architectural work. Address c. Il. q, 8ll
Dearborn, h. =, -. No. 4.
WHITE laundress does denflsts aprons, 25
cents nurse, 90 cents, bundle washing
IN my home as cents dozen Usage
osege 7b3A-J. s32 5, Yorktown.
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POOL HALIs-Four tables. In good oil
town, on intcrurban, good business !,
price right; shoot, stewart Sales Co,
308 Robinson Rldg,
REsTAURANT-Fo For sale or trade, Usage
s629,
WANTEp-Exp Experienced and reliable bust
ness man TO assume management Of
es IN ahiiify ana lntrgritV re1VireJ
Capable man can earn from $500 20
$1,000 monthly, NJ NJ, Wolf l5l2 Walnut
Sc. Philadelphia, Pa.
WANrEp-Nest appearing young man
with Ford touring car 10 share half
interest In paying business. See man
aEer. 1891 $, Quaker.
WE HAVE clients who VIII make loans
on well located business aud apartment
house propertlesi call and discuss your
plans with US. Ronne q Mason, attJr-
Aeys, 60l-gi Atlas Life B!dg,
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HOTELS AND RoONrNG HOUSES ON
TERMS. OsAGE 65ei. 4o3 sEcURT.
TY BLDG.
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vain" lllo Ia America Tor the man VINO
believes !u pleasing bic customer and
ErtuDg repeat business. 10 such men
ws VIII gladly send FUN Information
about our soAiuE plan. Address Sales
waUaEer. j. U. simpson, Dept A7i, Sal
w. Adams St chicago.
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HOTELS AND RooMr;d HOUSES ON
TERMS. osAGE 65ei. aOa sEcURT
TY BLDG.
THlRTEENTH. e.. iOs-For sale. fur
niture Of 22-room apartment house
rent Il75, with good ieases 1880 cash
and terms on balance OsaFe 4ib-R.
WE ARE selling rooming houses and
grocery stores like hot cakes. we want
Robinson ~
II ROOMS close ln south side; Ieass
good Income, 1900 cash viii handle,
balance easy
II rooms. Maia street location. clearing
i4oo per mouth, dandy price easy
terms
"a rooms. hot and cold water IN all
roumsi long lease; very cheap rent;
rooms ell full. good price with terms.
90 rooms. no, and cold water IN all rooms
q gOod lease. transient location: rooms
filled all the slme; good buy. terms
Cafe doing 500 20 800 day business
rent $50 with lease, 5 500. 1850 cash
balance monthly.
other good buys in restaurants. cafes and
rooming house,; "A years IN Tulsa.
'os Security Bldg. cedar Ii1
MONEY ro loan CmATrRLs "a
SALARY LOANS
To men and women regularly employed
Chattsi Loans
On pianos hRp'edhoia soSas ,,s, and diamona'
Over woolworihs OssEe 737s
SALARY LOANS
To men and womsn regularly employed
CHATTEI- LOANS
On pianos. household goods and diamonds
TULSA LOAN co
Room old Daniel Bdg.
Third and M1in osage ~
s,.nv LOANS. .
regularly employed.
CHATTEL LOANS on household goods
pianos. diamonds and other chattels.
Prompt service. liberal terms.
ARTHUR HEATHERI.Y
Room le. Ola Daniel Bldg osags 66ss
SALARY LOANS
To men ara women
on pianos. household goods and diamond,
KENNEDY loan co.
Room . 2i2i- $. Main. Osage s5O9
Real ESTATE LOANS q,
wANTED--S2,o0O loan on a 2i4-acr'
tract, improved; worth S. 500. Osag,
WE Buy LIBERTY bonds. notes and month
ly payment mortgages. c. II. Overton
2i2 $. boulder.
Mcaey 90 Loan
Straight or monthly pay plan
on
Hgh-class Tulsa real estate
Prompt seryice--inspection today
LEONARD & BRANIFF
Ground floor
Cosden building
c. L. Sears. Manager.
Cedar 1io6
FARM AND CITY LOANS
Farm loans OF any size made Anywher,
in Oklahoma at lowest rates. Straigh
loans made on Tulsa improved business
apartment and residence properties.
e. A. LILLY
2I2 Texas Bldg. IL r. Fourth 81. Phon
Usage 6fl, Tulsa. Okla.
REAL kSTATE NOTES
win buy several series Of weu-se-
cured real estate notes. Lowest
discount rate in city. Call Robert
Z. Adams, Cedar 900. 3sO Ken.
hedv Bdg
$4,000 TO LOAN on Improved rea
estate. F. NJ. Foster Call Usage S2l4
$4,000 10 LOAN.
on improved Tulsa property.
f. y. JORDES
t25 Kennedy
Usage i744
MONEY TO LOAN
Straight, Simple Interest
LOW RATE
PayabIe Semi or on Eas,
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Personal Property
OrFICI-oTOpI. rni7Ip,,,

ADDING MACHINES AND Typ--I,-,--,se. y.
ERS, ALL MAKES. bought .a. y MI
repaired. office Appliances Co shs 4
Boston, Usage 25O7 %" g.
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Financial
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UOTsT

bOIElN--- ---hOohtNO nOtHN 80
BARGAIN HUNTERS take notice, 2b
rooms, ali FULL well furnished; fine To-
cationi hot ana cold water IA each room
We have others ell sizes, prices ana terms
Stewart sales Co, 300 Robinson Bldg
FOR SALE--Thlrty-roUm hotel In Okmul-
gee, close ini by owner; price right n
sold at once; Bome terms Write r. q.
box 2i6 Okmulgeo, okla.
FOR SALE--By owner. 3S-rOom hotel hot
and cold water; return call bell system, !,
all neatly furnished and well located
good permanent and transient trade
well established. price $1,000, will give
some terms 20 right party Call Seld-
man FURNITURE Co. II N. Main.
FOR SALESMAN roomihg house; all
new cheap N taken for cash at once.
ga n Main
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Financial.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES -
ClI-AS2 monthly buys deed 20 land and
Interest i'm well that should pay 500
for each So invested; write for partlcu-
lars. Texas Gulf CO., 33l petroleum
Bldg, Houston, Texas
OPPORTUNlTY to start lucrative busi-
ness little capital; avoid risk OF
credits or carrying merchandise. Write
Dept 81, Paul Kaye, l49 broadway,
New York.
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yHIS OPPORTUNITY may be the impor-
taut turning point pt your lito TO sue
Ccssl Oklahoma distributors are for the
.ssrst time putting on the market a
ePortsble phouoRraph equal TO any eN-
pcnEive, large machine; retatls at &l5
plays sll records except Edison; it is
highly finished. has votamous tone ana
is lust tho thing Sr picnics, nutomo-
bles. boats. outdoor parties aud homes
We want an active man OF ordinary
ability 90 oct as distributor throughout
oklahoma cities; the connection should
ketchum hotel No interviews Christ
mas day,
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on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FIFTEEN horse power electric motor al a
bargain q. w. Electric Service Co., %
~. OwanSo.
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FOR RENT--Seventecut place and SCUM
quincy street, apartment i've
and hath. oak floors, enamel I'A..
tasty decorations. mantel, garage ~
laundry; room In basement; $50 mont
move IN now, rent begins JaAuaF %
o. l. Chancellor, phone Usage s4s'
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THIRTEENTH. e., iOs-For sale. fur
rent El75. with good iesae. 81 500 cash
and terms on balance. Usage 4lb-R.
WE ARE selling rooming houses and
grocery stores like hot cakes We want
more llstlngs. stewart Sales Co, SOC
Robinson Hldg.
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Financial

WANTED-To borrow s. 900 on second
mortgage, $4,000 property, heart Of
city Will fix time TO suit I3a-H, care
NNarfA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24
PARTNER WANTED
TO ATTEND SHIPPING OFFICE
FOR CALIFORNIA PRODUCT

I HAVE iust taken over tho distribution
OF a special Del Monte product for a
California firm want honest man as
partner who will attend TO a small re-
shipping office In Tulsa. l am a married
man, was formerly travelling man and
know all the trade ana viii attend 20
all tho sales; requires F2A0 cash 90
secure goods. VIII permit weekly draw
ing account. and part profit; must have
character references and start az once,
call In person. no agents. Room Sl2,
KetChum hotel. Ask Tor Mr.. Clark
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-28
KOREAN EHANDWORK WILL.
BE. SOLD DURING WEEK

The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will conduct sale of Ko-
rean handiwork during the coming
week at the Sunday school room on
Jackson street These articles will
be on display each afternoon, ex-
cept Thursday of this week, from
2 until ) o'clock They consist of
luncheon sets, tea napkins, hanker-
chiefs, tatting, sealfs, baby shoes
and many other articles made in
mission schools in Korea.
The entire proceeds of this sale
will go to Korean mission work, the
local auxiliary handling the goods
for the workers in Korea. The prices
are very reasonable and all who have
seen this Oriental handiwork are en-
thusiastic over the beauty in design
and work. The public is invited to
call and see thenn
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-28
ASSU3'HNEN'TSOF
SENATOR GEORGE
Junior Georgian Is Placed On
Three OF Walson's Old
Committees

ATLANTA, Nov. 28.-Georgia' S
newly elected senator, Walter F.
George, who was sworn in several
days ago in Washington, has been
assigned to three senate commit
tees according to news just receiV-
ed here. The committees are: post
offices and postroads; immigration
and civil service.
Each is an important committee
and as Senator George gains the
benefit Of longer service and ex-
perience in the senate he will, it is
stated in dispatches, be given still
more important committee places.
Friends OF Judge George want to
see him assigned eventually to the
judicial committee, but there is no
vacancy on that committee this ses-
sion. There will be vacancies in
the next congress.
The late Senator Watson had as
signments in the post offices, immi-
grafton and civil service committees,
and Judge George fills the vacant
chair. Senator Watson's place on
the claims committee was assigned
to Senator Thomas f. Bayard, the
new senator from Delaware.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-28
Jury REFUSES TO
HEAR MRS. HALL
WEI Beg.,n Balloting On Question
OF Returning indictments
During Today

SOMERVILLE, Nov. 28. -lBy
the Associated Prcss.)-Mrs. Fran
els Hall, widow Of the rector slain
with Mrs. Mills, appeared uneXpect-
cdIv at the court house this morn
ing for the apparent purpose OF ask
ing the grand jury to hear her story
but her lawyer was denied an inter
view with the prosecution counsel
Mrs. Jane Gibson who claims to
have witnessed the murders, passed
the widow without noticing her. 1t
was indicated the jury may begin
haIloting on the Indictment this at
tprnOOn.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-28
HlNkLE BOND
CASE DECIDED
Bib Court Decides Against Judge
j. A. Hixon In Effort To
Recover Securities

MACON, Nov, 28.-Judge Nal
colin Jones yesterday in Superior
court non-suited claim Of Judge J..
A. Hixon, of Americus, against Dr.
A. B. hinkle, Of Macon, for $10,-
600 in Liberty bonds put up as Sc
curity in stock deal of the Mobile
Tractor company.
Judge Jones ruled that Judge HiX-
on had given his Liberty bonds in
security for block Of stock Of the
company and that however worthless
the stock was, Judge Hixon still had
what he had bargained for
81 During the trial it came out that
the stock received by Judge Hixon
had been owned by Dr.. Hinkle, and
that Dr.. Hinkle got the Liberty bonds
for stock he turned back to the COM
pany.
The Mobile Tractor company
flourished for short time and then
went under, dragging with it money
from a number Of Macon investors,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-28
FORMER GREEK MILITARY LEADERS SHOT
BASKETS READY
FOR NEEDY HERE
Plans For Observance of Holiday
Ave Completed By Associated
Charities

The annual canvass to provide
Thanksgiving joy to the poorer fam
lies Of the community began today
with instructions to the children Of
the city schools to bring their con-
t:butions Wednesday to class rooms,
where a committee of women win
receive the donations. The Fullow
Grammar school children, who al
ways participate so generously in
these annual contributions, will do
10 this year.
Among those who will visit the
.hooI to receive the donations will
BE- Mrs. T. g. Hooks Mrs, 7. f. Gate
wood, Mrs. A. G. Duncan, Mrs. w.
sg. Dykes, Mrs. C. J. Sherlock and
others, who will assist the member
.h.o If the Associated Charities in
purchasing necessary articles for the
baskets.
Wednesday committee of color
ed teachers from Mckay Hill school
will go to the home Of Mrs. c. j.
Sherlock, on Brown street, to assist
in preparing baskets for distribu-
Uon among the needy coIored people
Of the city. No baskets will be sent
other than to the old and decrepit
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-28
ENGLAND THREATENS
BREAK IN RELATIONS.

LONDON, Nov. 28.-(By the AS
sociated Press) TT There is tha
strongest possibility that Great Brit
ain will break off diplomatic rela-
ton with Greece if the death sem.
tences imposed on former Greek
cabinet officers are carried OFT, il
was stated in official circles today.
Precedent of such action by the
British, it was said, would prooaalY
be the break IN diplomatic cationN
sith Se'Lia in 1903 as the result ot
the murder of Serbian majesties by
Revolutionaries.
1t was stated in official circles
this afternoon that the immediatc
withdrawal of the British minister
at Athens will result from the exc
cutions.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-28
lNE)IC,T POWELL.
IN MURDER CASE

TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 28.--An
Indictment charging murder in the
first degree was returned by the
Leon county grand jury against j.
L, Powell, Of Havana, Fla, in con-
nection with the killing of James
Leggett, of Cairo, Ga, at Lake
lamonia, near here, November Is.
Relatives Of Powell and Leggett and
officials Of Georgia cities, Interest,"
ed in the case, were present in the
court room when the Indictment was
returned.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-28
SCHOOL GAIN NOTED

CORDELE, Nov. %. - In their
November meeting in Cordele Satur-
day the rural teachers of Crisp show
ed d gain in school attendance of
$50 pupils over the same month last
year. Twenty Of the twenty-five
rural schools are using the travelling
public library out of the Co"dele
public library-and the other five
are joining this month. The system
makes the city library here available
for all the rural schools.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-28
MESSAGE OF
PEACE IS THEME
CIemenceau VIII Address Gath
ering In Chicago This
Afternoon

CHICAGO, Nov. 28.-(By the AS
sociated Press) Fresh from
nights rest in the Potter Palmer
mansion on Lake Shore Drive, where
the roar of Lake Michigan must have
Cinged his dreams with visions of his
cottage by-the-sea in France, Geor-
ges Clemenceau was up before dawn
working on his big message to
America. The aged war premier
confided to members of his party.
His Chicago address is scheduled for
4 o'clock this afternoon and was 20
be Message Of Peace"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-28
PEACHCOUNI'YIS
Still. IN DOUBT
Attack Made On Legality OF
Recent Vote On Amendment
In State

The fact that a question has been
raised which effects the legality of
nearly 10000 votes cast in the re-
cent election in which Peach county
lost in its attempt to become a sep
"a.e unit, has given new hope to
those who are dc5irous Of seeing the
Fort Valley folks win their case.
The returns as made, and as pre-
.'4led TO the governor for final
Proclamation, have been attacked
W pro-Pcach adherents and Gov
e4or Hardwick has, arrived at de-
c@on that until every doubt has
ooen removed, he will not issue any
una, proclamation on the subject.
II the point is finally sustained
reach county will have enough votes
10 win. The protest was filed by
d. H. Davidson, of" Fort Valley,
against the returns from certain
Vi the counties.
lie certificate of returns as COM
@ed, filed with the governor YES
.e'oay by Secretary of State s. G.
,1.-endon, is a qualified one and
"'es the result particularly as to
., creation Of Peach county. a
s....oa for determination, and
"S+ the matter before the gov
.'E IN such 4 shape that his
.''"maton can not issue, legally
-."llng The result of the election,
-... there has been some adiudica-
"' oj the complaint filed with and
.o"..y made a part of the ccrtifi-
'".on Of the returns.
3 governor Hardwicl,. upon receipt
'"' papers, said he has no idea
w., "hat points are made in Jhe
o,g.I against returns from certain
'"e countles-it is not in the form
Iohtest-and until he can go
..o The matter, make study of it
get a clear understanding Of
'"e grounds are upon which
M|.' ".' returns are asked not to be
..'94, he can not make any com
Ill.,, tie same time, it is learned
|. u. I'D 'he shape presented to him,
H. c.futication of results is such
f., mere Is grave doubt upon the
vi the paper as to just what
continued on Page 81
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-28
TWO FORMER OFFICERS
GIVEN LIFE TERM.

ATHENS, Nov. 28.-By the AS
sociated Press,)-All but two of Che
former cabinet members and army
officials accused Of high treason in
connection with the Greek debace
in Asia Minor have been sentenced
to death by a military court mar
tial. A sentence of life imprison-
ment and military degradation was
imposed on two others.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-28
WAYCROSS MEET
OF METHODISTS
lSCCNCLUDED
Amsricus District VIII Continue
Under DR.. w. c. Lovettt AS
Presiding Elder

WAYCROSS, Nov. 28.-The in
vocation at the closing OF the South
Georgia conference was offered yes
terday by Rev W, j. Callahan, Of
Japan. Bishop Ainsworth announc-
cd the tranfer Of Dr.. A. M. hugh
lett, OF Savannah, TO the Florida
conference.
Rev. Charles K. Williams, of
Wreatsville, was restored to dea-
cons orders. Rev. L. J. Ballard,
the associated editor of the Wes-
lcyan Christian Advocate, Atlanta,
made a stirring appeal in behalf of
thai splendid conference organ.
Bishop Ainsworth stated that the
South Georgia conference has possi-
bly, The best Sunday school organi-
zarioA in the connection. The board
Of finance has apportioned the sum
of $92,2G8 for general work and
$71,4S1 for conference work for the
ensuing year.
J
bf' l. \, looa' oI d. LOUIS, MO,
attended ten conference IN the inter-
est oI the %upef'h'shoehV endowment
Iuau, Df' baacom AnIhohy, ReV'
j. NJ outer ana j. T. Den were
erected trustees Oh IHe wesleyan
Christian Advocate.
Resolutions were passed express
iHs In 8 Si9at feBfeV OF Ihe oouy on
account OF the absence OF JhaJ
Pllncely Iaymeh' H. r. bafdeh' Oh
1acoA' VINO was detained at nome
c" "ccooAo OF lllhesS
Kew j. a.. Smlth' OF Macon was
rejected eoltor o. the conference
year DOCK ana minutes me highest
endorsement o. Blshop AlnsWorth.s
PRESIDENCY Oh the present session Oh
Ine conference was maoe by feSoIu-
V-oh ADOPTED ny a rising vote
NeF' W. d. "lghV' ol caro- was
lo-eIecIeo coiilefe treasurer
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-28
RAILROADBILL.S
ARE DELAYED
No Attempt Will Be Made To
Enact New Legislation This
Winter

WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.-Chair-
man Cummins OF the senate Inter-
state Commerce committee, said he
had abandoned his plans for railroad
legislation this winter and would not
introduce proposed bill for the
amendment to the Esch-Cummins
transportation act until next session
Of congress.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-28
BRITISH THREAT
OF RE.PRISALS Is
OF NO AVAIL.
England May Break OFF Dipl0-
matte Relations AS Result
Of Action
TWO OFFICERS SAVED
Ravolutionists Remove Those
Held Responsible For Defeat
In Near East

LONDON, Nov. 28.-(By A.
sociated ess.)-The GrcelI
former ministers condemned to
death. by a military court IN
Athens have been executed, says
an Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Athens this afternoon,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-28
F!LIBUSTER ! IN
WAKE OF BILL
Democratic Senators Combine To
Block Consideration of Dyer
Measure

WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.-When
the Republican leaders sought 10
bring before the senate the Dyer an
ti-Iynching bill they encountered a
campaign of opposition which speed
lily developed signs of growing into
a fulI-fledged fiIibuster. With a mo-
tion pending to proceed to consid-
sideration Of the Dyer bill the Dem
ocrats, led by Harrison, Of Missis-
sippi, adopted policy of insisting
the senate take up the regular or
der Of all routine matters.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-28

Mrs Walter Rylander and little
son, Walter, Jr., have returned home
after a short visit to Mrs. Graeme
Plant in Macon
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-28
WEATHER

For Georgia - Fair tonight and
Wednesday; frost tonight; rising
temperature "Wednesday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-28

Dec. Jan. Mch. May July
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-28
AMERICUS SPOT COTTON

SlIlGL MiuulIHS, zoe.
NEW YORK FUTURES.
Evening star., 1922-10-01
81 was on the verge of collapse"

so irritable lost nearly all of my friends writes
woman in Washington. 80 weak 1 couldn't
carry on ordinary conversation
To-day l would like to tell every nervous person
on earth the wonderful cure yeast has been to me-
Friends cannot believe it is l. Wrinkles gone, nerv-
Gus twtching gone and feel like million dollars
Eat two or three cakes day regalarly-plain, or
spredd crackers, mixed 7ifh milk If YOU
prefer, get six cakes a tin,e-hey will keep in COOL
dry place two or three days. Begin to knoR shaf real
health mean' Be you get Fleisehmdnn's Yeast. All
grocers have it,