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New Fall Coats

arc displayed In elaborate fur,rimmcd
models-the materials include Mar
vslla. Corona. ranvalcnc and Ramona
Cloth. with collars and cuffs In woig,
Beaver and Caracul
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Fur-Trimmed Suits

The very latest models in Duvct de-
Lame, Neldynes and other handsome
materials deliberately embroidered
and trimmed. with collars and cuffs
In Squirrel. caracul and Beaver.
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sigma chi Mothers club viii meet
with Mrs. X. J Rrekis. sigs Rainier
ave. AZ =. m. Rainier car OF Rem
ton car. at Fourth and Stewart. al u
O'Clock. 90 Stat a.
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Grrrnweed pl.lriel. o. Y. 5.

Eastern stars of Greenwood dis
sriet viii entertain with card party
and dance Tuesday evening. septsm.
ber IL, IN Creen~ood hall. corner 81
g1d and Greenwood ave. Whist at :
O'Clock. priHca and refreshments.
Eastern stars. MasonA and friends
lo.tifrd
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caieldh club Will meet with Mrs. r.
4 sylvester AZ her home AZ Ferneliff.
on nalnbrl3se island. TUESDAY, sop
,srnbsr - Boat leaves Pier } AZ $50
.t,tas.A
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I.adle.. Auxiliary. A. @. IL.

The Mcdonald PIT. A. will hold
go first regular meeting wednes
day. Sept -. at $40 p. IN. In the
school. Tea viii bc served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-11

This popular line Is designed
and tailored TO meet the fan.
cies of young ladies. and
offers a splendid selection OF
Fall Apparel at a Popular
Price.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS


CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
Kama sigma Mothers club
The Mnthera club of Kappa sigma
fraternity viii meet Tuesday. Sep
tember ~. al the chapter house, All
mothers. sisters. daughters and wives
Il members 81 the fraternity are Ia.
,itcd Co attend
Ladies' lyric Choral Club
The Iyric Choral club will meet
Tor rehearsal. Tuesday. september
~. at T.ts y m. In the main sun'
day school room Of the FIRST Pres
byteriaa church. Seventh ave. en-
trance.
Custer Auxiliary
Custer Auxiliary. No. I. 70 Custer
Camp, 4. OF ". will meet Tuesday
evening. September 10. and Monday
afternoon. September Is. In Veterans
hall. Aunory.
Tuesday viii he social evening,
and Monday afternoon wili H. D.
vosed 10 business. Members request
ri TO attend
Theta NJ Mothers' Club
Theta ri Mothers club will meet
for business at Y. ". G. A.. Tuesday,
~. att. o'clock.
Zonery Club
zoncry club viii meet Tuesday,
September ~. ~ .. m. In Arcade
hall. Arcade building Dr. y. D..
Barnes viii speak on Nervous pls'
pepsla."
Auxiliary 10 Cymnastie Society
LADIES' auxiliary TO seattle Gym.
nAn,lo society viii meet ruesday,
September ~. At 1919 Eighth ave.
Exercises AZ D 80 and business at -1o
y. m.
Alpha beta n Mothers Club
Alpha beta ri Mothers club will
meet AZ the chapter house. Tuesday.
September ~. at .. IN.
Gamma PHI tieta Aiumnae
Aimmnae OF Gamma PM Beta 80.
rority viii meet with Mrs W, y. Ste.
venson. si0 soth ave. y. Tuesday.
September is. Al 10 a. m
sigma Chi Mothers club
sigma chi Mothers club VIII meet
with Airs. x. J. Rrekie. sigs Rainier
ave ~ 1 4. M. Rainier ear or Rsn.
ton car, al Fourth and Stewart. At !.
O'Clock. 90 Stat ~,
Cai~idh Club
caieldh club will meet with Mrs. r.
4. sylvester AZ her home az Ferneliu.
on Halnbri1se island. Tuesday. Sop.
TENDER Is. Boat leaves Pier AZ $50
o o'clock
Chi Omexs Aiumns~
Chi omega AlumnAe aeHoclailon
win meet AT the chapter house AZ TO
.. m. Tuesday. september -.
Seattle Central toupsii ri. "
The Seattle Central councif-of the
1T A. and Mothsrs' Congress wili
meet Tuesday. september -. ~ 10
4. m. at the broadway high school,
Greenwood District. u. y. X.
Eastern stars OF Greenwood dis
srsct win entertain with a card party
and dance Tuesday evening. septsm
ber IL. ia Creenwood hall. corner ~
SD and Greenwood ave. whist at
o'clock. rriHea and refreshments.
Eastern stars. Masons and friends
invited.
Hound Robin Social Club
Tho Round Robin Social club ~
Seattle ledge No. !, y. 81 ~. y, a.
ulli give a progressive whist party
In tho A. O. 4. W building. 1909
Ssnfh ave. Tuesday evening. Sep.
i.. AZ o'clock. High hon.
orn awarded and refreshments
served. The hos,ss.es win be Ars.
Victoria Daniels. Mrs. EliEabsth
Murray. Mrs. Della ~. Bailey and
Mrs. Nina NJ. Oliver.
Seattle rrssby isriai Society
The Seattle Prcsbyieriai society
win meet Tuesday. september ~. at
the F'irnt Presbyterian church. at
1899 a. m. Mrv. a. y. Jones. fecre'
inry Of missionary education. will be
In charge ~ tho program. Mrs.
Katherine Eddy. secretary ~ foreign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-11

includes the new off.thc.Face
Models. and "A feature OF an
exclusive Sample Line OF Pre-.
mier Hats-just ONE OF a
kind and medium in price.
Our Popular Priced line OF
Millinery ranges from $3.50 to
si2.so. and offers a wide so.
lection.
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hateful I can hardly bear 10 be
around him lie even admits that he
gets hateful lie says he loves me I.
but can't nee how man can treat
his wife M sust on account Of tam
per and stili love her.
! loved him. but ! don't caro- for
him any more. I have been on the
verge Of leaving him. but hate 20
give up my homo II hurts me 10
think he win let his temper get the
best OF him when We could DO 20
happy.
Some say n We had . child ne
would soon Ect over his temper
others say Il win leave him m he
gets older.
lie has threatened 20 harm me N
I leave him. My father and mother
got along 10 nicely ] never realized
life could 10 no miserable. l am
thoroiy dlnwistcd with married life
What shall do NINETEEN.
Married Or an0is. mosf Of us tn
uoriabiv rrd osrsclrcs fecsng sosss
Great probirsA 10 seems part Of
the great scheme Of fhsncs - that
nnch NJ A. ,..f f..~~ - ...,~~
.o.,e Is..o,
a c,,a, n.. x-x ..
flats. ~. No., -, =, ~ns.. =.
~ $780,, at,~.. 49,, - 80.
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h~e...~ az.
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,...,-,,,,- - a,,..s
w1.,. ana ,ea,n 49,, ~. -,
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A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Cheeks - Sparkling
Eyes - Most Women
Can Have
Says DIT. Edwards. weiiknown
Ohio Physician

pr. r. NJ. Edwards for ~ years
treated scores Of women for liver
ana bowel ailments. During these
years he gave 20 his patients a
prescription made Of few we'll
known vegetables ingredients mls~i
with olive oil. naming them Dr.
Edwards Olive Tablets. You viii
know them ~ their olive color.
These tablets ara wond~v.workers
on the liver and bowels. which
cause normal action. carrying
off tho waste and poisonous matter
In ones system
II you hays . pale fsca. saiiow
lcek. dun syrm. plmricS coated
tongue. headaches. . ilstie~A no.
good feeling. all out Of sorts. mac,
tive bowels. you take one Of DIR.
Edwards Olive Tablets nightly for
q time and note the pleasing re
uultA
Thousands Of women ana ner
take Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets
the successful substitute for Gallo
mellow and then Just 70 keep
them TT isc and sec.--Advertise
mcnt
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February II at tho new Moose
temple. faos Eighth ave. seAsions
will be held AZ . a. m. and 1870
D. m. with banquet starting nj
$40 D. m. In the Masonic club
rooms. Arcade building.
u IL expected 600 or 100 life in.
suranos men and women viii attend
tho congress.
One Of the principal speakers viii
he John Snuff. president OF the
National fAfe undsrwriters' ssso.
citation. who !. coming from Gin
cinnatL A. n. iciford OF Seattle
viii preside and G. G. Norton ~
secretary Of the congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-08

Miss Grey will receive callers
In her office Monday. Wednesday
and Friday from 10 , o. m. and
on Tuesday and Thursday from
II a m. 10 IL m. each week. Piease
do not come at other times as "
seriously tnterferes with her
writing.
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Concentric Club to
Hear Expert on Ads

W. w. Cooley Of San Franchtco'
dlatrfct advertising manager Of the
Burroughs Adding Machine COM
pany, viii address the concentfic
club az the Pig'n Whistle 1hvrs'ay
AZ 1916 .. m. on "rs~sienes's ana
DEVELOPMENT OF Accounting
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Cynthia Grey 3
A Complaint From a Bride Of 19-Husbdnd Is Cross,
Jealous and Impossible - She Fears Love Has
Fled.
Dear Mis- Grey: have been marrlcd one year. ann 10

Dear Miss Grey: have been married one year. am 10
and my husband D. We own home. My husband is q
good worker and provde have my share in the money
matters and both economical but emperaments
cannot agree quarres originate you might say,
nothing.
Lately he has been trying 10 control his temper but II only
lasts for day. He thinks should do everything he says
Just TO please him, but he tries TO please lie
doesn't approve of dancing and he jealous that when we
ut party afraid 10 speak but IL Is per-
fectly all right for him TO cut up with the girls.
hateful I
q
gets hat lie Gays no lovesme lhrv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-08

T.. Seattle. desires information IN re
gard 10 the whereabouts Of Josephine
Peterson. daughter Of AIbcrtina Re.
tsrron. Of Goshenburg. Neh. Tn.
missing woman was last heard OF 80
years ago In Omaha.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-08
INSURANCE MEN
TO MEET HERE
Northwest Sales Congress
C0nvenes Feb. II

Members ~ the seattls Life I'm.
derwritsrs' swociation are making
elaborate plans for entertaining the
Northwest Sales Congress of Life
IndefwrItrrn. which Will cnnvene
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-08

Star Readers wishing informa
ton on food values. how various
kinds OF foods meet the body
needs, etc. may obtain n govern
ment bulletin on this subject free
as long as the supply lasts. by
addressing the Publication Diyi.
sion, u. S. Department OF Agricul
ture. requesting Bulletin e75,
Food Values" No postage is
necessary. DO NOT address our
Washington Bureau for this.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-08

NEWARK. ". J.--Polsoned liquor
In blamed for the death OF four
negroes and the critical condition Of
three others here. following a booze
party.
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Rdps Trim
SonI Idea

Dear Cynthia Grey; rad your
column quite frequently. as most OF
your advice seems very good and
tempered with common sense ! am
little surprised TO read your re-
marks to the effect that marriage Is
q gamble. II may be 10 some extent.
but l feel that 10 both parties prac-
ticn a little Of the Golden Rule and
use common sense there Is fair
chance OF success
However. l believe that too many
women believe that there is Just
one" individual In all the world. ab-
xsracly called the one" whom they
must seek. and that happiness de-
Ponds almost altogether on this one
thing, rather than 20 any consider
able extent upon how both parties to
marriage act after the ceremony.
I am not putting up 10 you a false
presumption. as I have met lot OF
girls and think at least 20 per cent
have this view. The result rs that.
Immediately the inevitable serious
things OF life come up. they decide
that they haven't yet found their
soul twin" and start looking around
again. We all know. Of course. that
few appreciate what they have. as
things far away always look more Mt.
tractiyc. just as when you turn an
animal into a pasture OF equally dis
tributed abundance. IL always heads
for the other end to see II the grass
isn't better there.
IL seems TO mo that this soul
twin" idea Is responsible for great
many divorces. and little Of your
usual common sense applied to this
question might give US all some new
light. @. Il. o.
Dear Mrs Grey; win you please
tell mo how long II takes 60 get n
final divorce decree In the state Of
Washington? How soon can a per.
son remarryr
sUBscRBER
After Nliro suit for divorce IN the
state OF Washington pon must rdit
sir months for the final decree. After
obtaining this decree. you may re-
marry immediately
IL there any evidence that Queen
Elizabeth OF England was n rnan7
There IL book entitled Famous
fmpo sfors" iohich contains a chapter
making some rather Jdr-fetched de-
ducfions 10 the effect that Queen
Elizabeth toos man. The chapter
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Bureau Of
Mis- sing
Relatives

~ nsss invites ns readers to U.S. the
1GU.No<ss - a. aid In fisdiag snissisg
sr1otlsse ~ fsiesSs. Ths sspsst~~st y
~ he1D - sssniting thess whe have besn
GGDoeule1. Thoss whose relatives sy
9sfosks sss mis~tng are tsvitsd 10 sspsvt
~ 61sspUessnaee directly 70 Ths star.
Xeo&egs who may Know the uhevesbsuts
~ DssDsss mentioned in this column -
nosntng sss requested alss 10 report to
1&o star. Other e~wspaperx srs basife4
- pepeedu~e such items - vii interest
e1pts eswmuaifies-
LLOYD A. HOLLAND--Anyons
moving the whereabouts Of Lloyd
"A. Holland please communicate with
A. l.. Holland. his brother. at Pouis-
DO. Wash-
PETER LEAURANCF-rcrmerfy
Of Minneapolis. MINI. Peter Leau-
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ANDREW HiIyORsEN.

known TO be living In cabin In
West Seattle. Andrew Hslvors~n. 70,
n sought by his brother, Henry Eos
sen. Aitkin. MINI. II. Y. ID. No. Z.
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PATRICK KTxDEI.AU. Ed

kindelau. 81 Clarendon st.. Boston.
is trying to locate his brother. Pat.
rick kindelau. who Is believed 10 be-
In Seattle. tho he has not been heard
from for 20 years.
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PROM SLIGHT COLDS

LAXATIVE BRoHo QUiNISE TsplTts
cold A tonic laxative and germ de-
strover. The genuine bears the slr
nature Of T., W. Grove, tBe sure you
ref upOSOD soc .=-AdverttHefnfn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-08

MRS. ARA MARBTN-Ths Red
Cross 10 searching for Mrs. Ara Mar.
bin. who In 1911 lived at 27io West.
srn ave. Seattle. Her son. Clarence
H. Adams. Is very lib at a govern
ment hospital nj Paio Alto. Cal.
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rance. . hrickiayer. Is sought by
relatives at suquamish. Wash. Ad.
dress r. o. boz %. at suauamish.
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CHARLES ELLSWORTH THAy.

ER.--Mrr. Reeves. Of Fsrnam. Nsb..
In trying TO iocats her brother.
Charles Ellsworth Thayer. last heard
OF IL years ago In Seattle or Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-08

T0LBY.-Anyone knowing the ad-
dress Of any persons by the name OF
Toby. please Communicate with Opal
Toby, 1919 f1th ave. ". T.; phone
North 1s3s.
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JOSEPHINE PETERsON.--Mrs.
Josephine Peterson. 43i9 18th ave. NJ.
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After nilno suit for divorce IN the
state OF Washington yon must ,odit
sir months for the final decree. After
obtaining this decree. vou may re-
marry Immediately.
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Dear Mrs Grey; win Won please
tell mo how long II takes TO get n
final divorce decree In the state OF
Washington? How soon can a per.
son remarry1
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-02

at work on the 100000 educational
fund drive being conducted by the
colored Methodists. He is hoping to
add considerably to the fund among
the white friends of the race in Amer
icus, as we'll as the members of his
own race.
DR.. Dinkins was born at Fort Val
ley and spent number of years at
Paine college, Augusta. he has trav-
eled far and wide. In the recent
great war he was chaplain with the
SD division and saw service in
France.
He teaches his people that the
Southern white people are the great
est friends of the negroes and that
the South is the best place for the
negro to stay and work out his desti-
my. He advises the negroes to edu-
cate their children, buy homes and
work in peace, promising them sue.
cess if the will follow his program.
| His school at jacksonville will par.
! ticipate to a large degree in the
100000 educational fund being rails.
ed by his church, which is a branch
of the M. E. church, South,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-02
TOSICN COTTON
GROWERS HERE
Elnnore And Caldwell Arrange
For Field Organizer Of
Growers Pool To Come

At a conference at the Carnegie
Library this morning between few
farmers and business men of Sumter
county and A. A. Elmore and Chas.
B. Caldwell, organizers for the Geor-
gia Cotton. Growers Cooperative
association, arrangements were made
for a field organizer to come to
Sumter county next week to put on
an organization campaign and obtain
the signatures of the farmers of the
county to contracts calling for the
marketing of their cotton for next
five years through the national grow
ers' pool. Organization has been
completed by the signing of contracts
in six states, and Georgia is to be
completed by April / with 100000
or more bales signed. Fifty organic.
ers are now at work in various coun.
ties in Georgia winding up the cam
paign.
Messrs. Elmore and Caldwell were
guests of the Rotary club at Their
luncheon today and spoke briefly OF
the necessity of the farmer getting
fair price for his cotton. They left
this afternoon for Dawson fol
launching the sign up campaign il
Terrell.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-02
RIFT

Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Deriso enter
tanned at dinner Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. S. NJ Jones, ST., Eugene Jones,
Mrs. and Mrs. Fort Jones and chill
dren.
rs. j. H. Tucker and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert fucker spent Wednesday
Mrs. L. j. Dornan, who is i'll.
Mr., apd Mrs. Luther Varuum and
children, of near DeSoto, visited Mrs.
IS.~B Camp recently.
MIR and Mrs. b. E. Williams and
children, Of near Leslie, motored to
Rift Sunday, spending the day with
Mrs. J. L. Tissue and family.
Mrs. Hubert Varnum and little
Gladys Alene, and Miss Nora Camp
Ispent Saturday with Mrs. Charlie
Laramore.
Miss Matte Matthews has returned
to her home here after visiting few
Idays at Sale City,
Mrs. j. L. Tissue and Miss Hattie
Tissue are visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs e. E. Williams.
Mrs. &. S. Pryor and Mrs. j. Will
son have returned to their home after
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-02
Society
ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB
TO MEET FRIDAY.

The Arts and Crafts club will
meet Friday afternoon at O'Clock
at the Community club house, with
Mrs. W. H. C. Dudley and Mrs. Jack
Hoist as joint hostesses.
Period furniture and current art
events will be the subjects to be
studied, with interesting papers read.
Miss Edith Creighton will discuss
current art events and Miss Claude
Mclaughlin will read about French
furniture. Mrs. Frank Cato will give
paper on English furniture, and
Mrs. Charles U. Rogers will read
of Colonial furniture. An interest
ing series will thus be studied. 1t is
urged by the president that the mem.
bers meet promptly, SO that late ar.
rivals may not disturb the program
after its commencement.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-02
INTERESTING MEETING
OF WOMAN'S CLUB.

Despite the downpour of rain
which prevailed throughout the day
Wednesday, a number of entrusias-
tic members of the Woman's club
braved the inclemency and gathered
at the Community Club House for
one of the most interesting meetings
of the club year.
Mrs. George Van Ripper, president
of the organization, presided, with
Mrs. Carl w. Minor in charge of the
program.
A business session replete with in
teresting discussions was held, follow
ing which two excellent papers on
Unemployment" were read by Mrs.
Frank Cato and Mrs. B. G. Keister,
much statistical information being
heard from the foremost students of
this vital subject.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-02
CHRYSANTHEMUM CLUE
TO MEET FRIDAY

An important meeting of the
Chryssnthemum club will be held Fri
day afternoon at o'clock at the
home of Mrs. James A, Hixon, at
which time Mrs. j. L. Mathis will be
joint hostess with Mrs. Hixon.
All members are urged to be pres
ent, as important discussions are to
be held concerning the ordering of
the plants for early planting, as well
as other matters.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-02

spending several days at Fl Myers,
Fla.
MIR. and Mrs. Horace Deriso, of
Leslie, visited Mr.. and Mrs. c. y.
Pryor recently.
Mrs. A. L. Knott is visiting pala-
tiges in Albany
Mrs. r. J. Dornan and little John
Louis Laramore is on the sifk list
this week
Mrs. T.. NJ. Coker, of Cordele, re-
turned to her home SCaturday spend
ing several days at the hedsdde of her
sister, Mrs, R. J. .Dorman.
Mrs. J. II. Young is ding well af-
ter two weeks illness 81 pneumonia
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-02
NEGRO DENTIST SUICIDE;
BROODED OVER MONEY

ALBANY, Feb. 2.--One of the
few cases of suicide by a negro in
Albany was recorded Tuesday night
when Dr.fJ. NJ. Henry, a well known
negro dentist, killed himself by fir
ing q pistol shot into his brain. He
left no note of explanation, but it
was known. that he had been brood
ing over something for several days.
He was at his home here and left his
wife and mother-in-law. saying he
was going to the bathroom, soon a
shot was heard in the back yard and
they rushed to the scene and found
him lying in the door of the coal
house, where he evidently stood TO
fire the shot. He was highly re-
spected by both races, lived we'll and
was believed to be in good financial
condition but the last-named condi-
ton was denied after his death.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-02
FRANCE TO PARTICIPATE
IN GENOA CONFERENCE

PARIS, Feb. 2. = By Associated
Press -France will be officially
represented at the International eco
nomic and financial conference in
Genoa early next month.
A communique from the foreign
office does not say in SO many words
that France will be represented, but
lets it be understood that she already
is committed as member of the su-
preme council.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-02
NEGRO EDUCATOR HERE.
IN CHURCH FUND DRIVE

Rev. A. w. Dinkins, d. D., presi-
dent of the negro Lincoln, Florida
Industrial college, editor of the Chris.
tan Union Herald, of Jacksonville,
and presiding elder of the local Jack
sonville district, colored Methodist
church, is in Americas for a few DAYS,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-02
BIG FILM MAN
FOUND SLAIN

Los ANGELES, Feb. William
D. Taylor, director in California for
one Of the largest film companies OPP
Grating here, was found dead at his
home today under circumstances
which the police said indicated muir
der. He had been shot through the
neck.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-02
HATLEY FARMERS PLAN
1876 ACRES OF MELONs

T coRDELE, Feb Hatley farm
ers in meeting Wednesday at noon
planned for 1856 acres in water
melons and selected S. j. Culrepper
as their local Airector and II. c.
Whelchel and "a. j. Mckee as mem
bers of they advisory committee,
Farm Agent c. B. Culpepper, of
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-02

Crisp; Farm Agent Owens, of Ben
Hill, and G. B. Eunice, of the A, B.
& A. railroad met with the farmers
to settle ON TIE melon acreage and
become members of the Southwest
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-Good heavy slip-shucked
corn, car lots; velvet beans in pod,
car lots and good peavine hay, car
lots. Quote lowest price. v. r. Bush,
Albany, Gas-28-10t