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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-03-07
SVEDSKA TRGOVSKA POGOD-
BA UTEGNE POMAGATI
BOLJSEVIKOM.

Stockholm, Svedska, 6. marca.
= Trgovska pogodba med soviet
sko Rusiio in Svedsko, XII je bila
predlozena zadnio Soboto Sved-
skem drzavnem zboru, kaze jasno,
da DO Scandinavia priznala boil
SeviSki rezim Rusiii. Dasi so toe
ke pogodbi nanasaio najvec ma
medsebojno trgovino, je med mimi
nekai politicnih klavzul. Svedska
pripoznava sovjetsko trgovsko de
legacijo kot edino rusko zastop-
stvo in tako zametuje vso veljav-
most "belega" ruskega rezima, Xxi
ie skozi mnogo mesecev obdrzaval
svoje urade V poslopju nekdanjc-
ga carjevega konzulata ma Sved-
Skem.
Radi tozadevne klavzule ie Dan
ska prenehala trgovskim poga-
ianiem, kajti danski minister zll-
naniih zadev ie mnenja, ola kuje
trgovska konferenca politicnO po-
godbo.
Sovietska Russia 81 ie mnogo
p1idobila, da je zadobila prizna-
ME od Svedske. q nieno pomocio
bo pozneje lahko pridobila tudi
Dansko.
Sovietska vlada je obljubila,
da bo mesec dni potem, ko posta-
ne pogodba veliavna. oddala Sved
ski bivSe niene legacijske prosto-
re V Petrogradu in konzulatne
prostore Moskvi. Ia provizija ie
velike vaznosti tudi "a ameriske
banl1irie. I'll so namrec izrocii DO
revoluciji svoie listine, vrednostne
pogodbe in raeune Svedsl6i. Potem
ie stale vse zaprto V shrambah
| lSvedSkih uradov. ker so prlsll boil
sevih ma povrSje, katerih Sc nj
hotelo priznati. Sedaj ie upan1".
da 50 bo vsn listine in vrednostne
papirie dobilo nazaj,
| Ameriska podietia so veekrat
poskuSala. ola bi dobila listine ma
zaj, toda boliSeviki so vsakokrat
preprecili vse naklepe in poskuse.
Ko bo svedsko zastopnistvo zavze-
10 svoie urade V Rusiji, bodo amc-
riska podjetia dobila svoje doku-
mente nazai.
Konservativni listi ma Svedskem
Inapadaio pogodbo, ees, ola dale so
vietski Rusiii vecie ugodnostl kot
lSvedslli. ostalem pa priponava-
| io. da ie bilo potrebno ustanovitl
Itrgovske zveze,
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-03-07
KOLEDAR "a RUDARJE.

New York jug. odd. +. Il. l. s.
- Rudarski urad c.. 5. Bureau
of Mines) skupaj Z uradom "a jay
no zdravie c.. S. Public Health
Service) ie nedavno izdal koledal
ia rudarje pod naslovom The
Miners Safety and Health Alma
tnac for 1929. Koledar ip seSta-
ivil bivSi pomocnik vrhoWega
!zdravnika federalnega zdravstve-
mega urada, in vsebuie = razun o.
| IbiGajnih koledarskih fnformacil =
jake koristne poucne clanke {
zdravju in njegovi ohrani S poseb-
MIN poudarkom "a rudarje. jerk
ie enostaven in lahko razumljiN
tudi ia tuierodce. Koledar je kra-
sno ilustrovan. Zlasti zanimivi 50
clanld o sigurnosti rudokoplh, o
prvi pomoGi slucaju nezgod, o
sanitaciii it'd. Knjizica je name
njena izkljucno "a rudarJe v pre-
mogovnikih in kovinskih rudni-
kin, kakor tudi V kamenolomih
Kdorkoli zeli dobiti primerek tega
koledarja, mai Sc obrne ma Bureau
of Mines, Washington, d. G., ali
ma J1goslav Bureau F. L. /. s.,
119 West 41st Street, New York
City.
Nasledmji katekizem "a rudarje
je wet IL rudarskega koledalja:
Mali rudarski kateldzem.
Da je nosil ocale obrambo svo-
jih oci, ne bi oslepel.
Da ie ubogal varnostna pravlla
"Safety First, ki so razobesena
DO vsem' rudniku, ne bi izgubil ro-
Ike.
Da nj zazgal vzigalice V prisot-
nosti pima, ne bi nastala eksplozi-
ia V jami.
Da Sc nj dial omamiti od alko-
hola, bi Sc ne izpostavil sramoti In
unicil svoie zdravje.
Da nj poskakoval po konJsh V
dvigalniku. bi Sc ne ranil.
Da je preiskal strop mad seboJ,
bi Sc kamenie ne usulo nanl
Da ie pail kan stopa, ne bi Sc
zvrnil raz lestve.
Da ie vporabil zdravo pamet, ne
bi odprl posode "a smodnik pi-|
kom.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-03-07
MozA JE UBILA IN oRoPALA

V nekem manjSem kraju Llkl,
Jugoslavija, Sc je pripetila nena-
walden zloGin kot porOGa neki re-
porter parizkemu listu "L'Intran-
Sigeant",
Mlad kmet IL ondOtnega kraja
ie odsel pred petnajstimi lett V A
meriko in pustil donna Svojo mlado
zeno. Seboi je nosil prtljago in We.
like upe, kakor vSak, ki gre ~
meriko. Poleg zene ie donna osta-
vii Sc malo hGerko in tasta.
Pred nekai dnevi ie dospel V /
sto vas nepoznan, cedno oblecen
tujec in potrkal na hiSe, IL katere
je pred petnajstimi lett odpotoval
omenieni kmet tuii svet.
Prosil ie gospOdinjo maj mu ola
veGerjo in prenoGiS6e in pOkazal
pri TEN, da ina denar in zato ne
bO njen trud ZaSt0nl.
Ona mu ie napravila dobro We
Gerio in mu oddala najlepSo sobo
V hiSi.
Zadovolien ie bill tujec S postre-
zbo in hvalil gostoljubno zeno' no
je odSel k poGitku, Sc ie hlSna 60
spodnja zaGela skrivnostno pogo
variati svoiim oGetOm. Posledlea
tega pogovora ie bila, da sta skup
no tuica morila in ga okradla,
Naslednii dan, ko je nastala po-
treba, da Sc truplo kan odstrar
Sc je po listinah in drugem spo,
znalo, da ie bill navidezni tujec
MEN MOI, ki 81 lie dovolil malo Sa-
10, ko je zveGer opaziL, da ga zena
nj Spoznala.
Po tenn groznem odlIritju sta O.
ba llrivca - zena in njen oce =
skoGila vsled obupa V vodnJak ma
dvoriSGu,
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-03-07
Reka je zopet v rokah Fasistov.
Annunzevi legijonarii in fasist odsavi reskega
predsednika Zanella

oddelkom alpincev, docim Sc je ar
madnemu koru V Trstu ukazalo
maj poSlje tia nadaljne cete, ce bi
bilo potrebno.
D'Annunziio ie postal brzojav-
ko majorju Giuriatiju, clanu itali-
janske poslanSke zbornice, ki ie
bill svojecasno d'Annunzijev d kabi-
netni predsednik, in enako brzo-
iayko poslancu Giunta, V kateri
pravi, da DO podpiral sedanje gi-
banje, GeS, kar Sc ie vzelo, je tre-
ba tudi obdrzati. Oba moza sta
sedaj V Reki.
PoroGilo IL Reke pravi, da vlada
tam red. Ljudje Sc zbiraio ma uli-
cab in trgih ter razpravljajo o no
VEN dogodllu. D'Annunziievi le-
giionarji so prisilili ZanelIa, da Sc
ie odpovedal uradu in bodo name
still novo Waldo.
Z iugoslovanskimi cetami ma
SuSaku. Grenovem in drugih kra-
iih OBJ meii nj priSlo do nikakih
spopadov.
Zatriuie Sc, da so prisli k jugo-
slovanskim voiakom Zanellovi O.
rozniki in iih siIili, mai Sc jim pri-
druziio in pomagajo zanellu, iu-
goslovanski voiaki so pa oroznike
razorozili, rekoc da ne moreio sto-
riti mGesar dokler. ne dobiio uka-
zov IL Belgrade.
Poslanec Giunta, ki je zadnji
petek vodil faSiste proti mestnl
vladi, ie skupno S poslancem SUI
viGem brzojavil premieriu Factu
in zlmanjemu ministru Schanze-
ru, da bo mogoGe sedanjo situac1-
10 Reki reSitl SamO ce Sc lZfocl
mesto italiianskemu kraljevskemu
komisariu.
Taxa ie ta stvar sedaj, belgrai
ska vlada pa molci pc svoii starr
navadi. Ne llaze, da bi il bila uso-
da Slovencev in Hrvatov kai po-
sebno pri srcu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-03-07
DUHoVEN PRoTI BRYANU,

Rev. Joshua Sibley, pastor dru-
ge presbiterianske cerkve V Chi
cagu, obsoia Viljema Jenningsa
Bryana, ker napada Darwinovo
teorijo. On ie mnenja, da je Bryan
krivicen znanosti in veri obenem.
Pravi, ola Sc takim postopanjem
napravlja utis, da mora tisti, ki
hoGe biti verski Glovek, obrniti
znanstvenim resnicam hrbet. To
veri nj korist nego V pogubo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-03-07
MANI MEsoJEDCEV DANES.

IL Washingtona Sc poroca, da
Sc je uporaba mesa znatno znizaIa
poSebno V poslednjem letu. Pow
preGno sne danes vsak clovek
dvajset funtov mani mesa na leto
kot leta 1910.
Ako bodo danasnie razmere
trajale Sc dolgo, Sc bo vegetarian
stvo Sc boli sirilo po dezeli Pri-
ie treba lie Gene mesu da-
mes z onimi pred dvanaistimi lett,
pa Sc bo kai lahko odkrilo vzrok.
zakai ga ljudie ne kupujejo vec
toliko kot tedai.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-03-07
MOVE VRsTE "VEREIN"

V NemGiii ie skoro toliko we
reinov" ali "ferajnov" (klubov
drustev) kolikor ie prebivalcev.
Ce Sc najdeio kje trije ljudJe, pa
ustanoviio klub svete trojice ali
kaj podobnega. Zdai so ustavili
klub move vrste, lli Sc menuJe
''Klub saksonske kralievSke hl-
Sc" - bivsi saksonski krali Au-
gust ie klubov predsednik,
V ia klub imajo vstop samo IL
ste osebe, XII lahko neovrgliivo do
kazejo, da Sc V niihovih zilah pre-
TAXA vsai nekai krvi blazene ia
mile Wettin-Albertine. CLAM klu-
ba Sc smeio ozeniti lie pOnim do
voljenjem bivSega kralja ali pred
sednil1a kluba; Treba ie pae pail
ii, da Sc ne "pokvari" izvoljeno
kri. Kdor Sc ozeni po svoje, ne ola
bi dobil dovolienia, ie takoj IL
kliuGen IL "feraina'
Kub je registrar po sakson-
skem zakonu kot mora biti in ME
GOV namen ie 'ssiiriti in podpirati
evaneglii krsGanstva in liubezni
do domovine. varovati casti in ira
diciie vzvisene kralievske rodbine
in patti ma druzinske arhive. ded-
Seine in umetniSke predmete"
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-03-07

Da Sc nj dial prevladati od ma
gle jeze, ne bi izgubil sluzbe.
Da ie lie pail, nj on nj niegov
sodelavci ne bi ponesrecili.
Da je znal pravila o prvi pomo
ci, bi lahko resil zivljenie svoje
ga tovariSa.
Da lie pravoeasno poklical zdra
vnika. bi 81 ohranil zdravie.
Nekai ie seveda treba vedno ri
skirati, ali koliko zgub in kesa b.
prihranila navada stalne paznje II
par Siroko odprtih oci
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-03-07
"a NEBESKo SLADKO PIvO.

Senator Edge, republikanec il
New Jersey, ie predlozil senatu V
Washingtonu peticiio, ma kateri ie
10000 podpisanih linen drzavlja-
nov IL njegove drzave, XII zahteva-
jo mai Sc omili Volsteatov akt iii
dovoli izdelovanje in prodajanje
piva.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-04
MISSIONARY SOCIETIES
TO MEET JOINTLY MONDAY

The Hortense Tinsley Billy Study
class will not have. its regular meet
ing. Monday afternoon, but instead
the members have been invited to
join with the congregation of Cal
vary church on that afternoon to hear
"a splendid lecture by Archdeacon
Drane. returned missionary, who
wall address the missionary societies
of Americas on the work being done
in the foreign fields.
. All the missionary societies of the
community are cordially invited to
hear the lecture, which will be in
formative as well as interesting.
With all the various societies hav-
ing studied during the past year
many books on foreign mission field
work and having heard lectures at
the missionary conventions which
have been held IN the southwestern
district, Archdeacon Drane's subject
holds double interest, in that he will
speak along lines which have been
discussed'and studied.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-04
JOINT HOSTESSES TO
CHRYSANTHEMUM CLUB

The Chrysanthemum club met Fri.
day afternoon in the home of Mrs. j.
A, Hlxon on Lee street, when the
membership was entertained jointly
by Mrs. Hixon and Mrs. J. e. Mathis.
A comprehensive discussion of the
plants was heard, with varied opin-
ions voiced by the different club men,
bers. The matter of the early order
ing of plants was taken up, some adj
vocating the desnability of early
painting, with others voicing the SEN
tlment of better results with later
bedding. Following the interesting
suggestions, sandwich course was
served.
Present were Mrs. D. F. Andrews,
Mrs. w. H. Bowers, Mrs. James By
mum, Miss Ximenia Bond, Miss Mar
tina Cobb, Mrs. John A. Cobb, Mrs.
G. W. Clark, Mrs. w. L. English,
Mrs. w. H. Emmett, Mrs. r. c. Fet-
ner, Mrs, Thomas Harold, Mrs. w.
D. Ivey, Miss Maria Harold, Mrs. w.
P. Macarthur, Mrs. Ed Morgan, Mrs.
Emory Mathis, Mrs. Ed Mathis. Mrs.
Joe Poole, Miss LYNNE sSanbofn, Miss
Susie Taylor, Mrs. H. 3 Webb, Mrs.
w. G. Wright and Mrs. r. E. Glenn.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-04
EIGHT BITTENBY
RABID PUPPIES
Whites And Negroes AT Valdosta
Take Paste.r Treatment For
Rabies

vALDoSTA, Feb 4.-Eight peo
pie, four white aud four eolored, in
Valdosta and Lcwndes county arc I'M
der Pasteur treatment for rabies as
results of bites TO each person from
litter of bull pups in Valdosta
This litter of pups was at the plant
of the Finley Machine company, and
several weeks ago the mother acted
queerly and had to be killed, although
steps were not taken then to deter
mine If she was rahid. When Rob-
ert Holloman, cashier of the plant,
and James r. Graham, night watch
man, were bitten by some of these
puppies last Friday, and later Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Folsom and four negroes
on the West plantation south of the
city were ali bitten by members of
that same litter, all the pups We're
killed and one of the heads sent to
Atlanta for examination. The report
came back that it was a clear case
of rabies and Pasteur treatment was
sent here for the entire eight people.
County Health Commissioner Gordon
/. Crozier is administering the treat
ment and says it is more than prob
able that the prompt steps taken will
prevent any of the victims from hav
ing i'll effects from their bites. =
This rather wholesale experience
has had tendency to make close
watch be kept for other suspect;
among the canine colonies of the city
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-04
HOW SOLDIER DISPERSED
ATTACKS

"For two years my stomach trou-
BILE was very bad, my. doctor had to
inject morphine on several occasions
when l was stricken with these at
tacks. Since taking 4 bottles of
MayrS Wonderful Remedy have
been entirely well and am serving in
the artillery, having been pronounc-
ed in perfect health by government
physicians" 1t is simple, harmless
preparation that removes the catar-
rhal mucus from the intestinal tract
and allays the inflammation which
causes practically all stomach, liver
and intestinal ailments, including ap-
pendicitis. One dose will convince
or money refunded For sale by
Howell's Pharmacy and druggists ev-
erywhere. (adv
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-04
LEE ST. METHODIST CHURCH

l.. A. Harrell, Pastor.
8: 45 a. m. the Sunday school will
hold an interesting session and every
member is urged to be present. A
well organized and working school
is what you will find.
II 200 a. m. the Sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be observed at the
conclusion of the morning service.
The pastor will talk few minutes
on What is the church,"
6 p. m. specially prepared programs
will be rendered by the Epworth
Leagues. The young people are MAX
ing special effort to increase the
membership of the league and good
attendance is expected Sunday eve
ming,
z p. m. special evangelistic services
conducted by the pastor. The eve
ming subject will be "The Day of
Our Visitation" All the members of
the Lee Street church are urged to
attend both the Sunday services.
7 p m Wednesday evening, the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-04
cENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH

Corner Lee and College Streets.
H. 7. Brokshire, Pastor.
Bible school $50 a. M, r. L. May
nard, Superintendent.
Adult department ahead on new
pupils last Sunday. Classes for all
ages from cradle roll to the oldest.
Be there and help swell your depart
ment.
Preaching services II a. m. and Z
p, M, II. T. Brookshire, Pastor. Morn
ing subject; "a Dead Church." series
No 5; evening subject: 'The Victori-
Gus Life" series No. 5.
Senior and Junior B. Y. P. u. 6
p. M, Herman Howard and VIM.
Dykes, Presidents
w. NJ. society, Monday p. M,
subject: Our New Fields" Mrs. E.
T. Mathis, President.
Junior w. NJ. society, Tuesday 3
p. M, Mrs. J. |. Poole, President.
Y. w. A. meeting Wednesday 5
p. M, Miss Louise Thayer, Presi-
dent.
Midweek prayer service, Wednes-
day z p. M, led by the pastor,
Bible school officers and teachers
meeting, Thursday p. M. Lesson
taught by the pastor.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-04
MF1KmO gY
/ ". OOC10TUo|
E,p, AA
PROGRAM AT LEE
STREET CHURCH

There will be special music at both
services Sunday at Lee Street Meth
odist church. At the morning service
Mrs. DIN Dixon will sing one of F.
G. Rathbutn's compositions, 81 Heard
The Voice of Jesus Say" At the
evening service an anthem, 90
Lamb of Cod" will be sung by a
quartet with an obligato sung by Mrs.
Buchanan. The program follows:
Organ Prelude-Thome.
Hymn.
Offertory-Andante-Keyser.
Solo, 81 Heard The Voice of Je-
sus" (Rathburn) Mrs. Dixon.
Postlude-Selected.
Sunday Evening.
Organ Prelude--Ratf.
Anthem, 20 Lamb of God'-R. NJ.
Suits.
Offertory, Barcarolle--Hoffman
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Those singing at evening will be
Mrs. Buchanan. Mrs. Dixon, Mrs.
Morgan, Mr. Morgan and Dr.A Rund-
lett. Mrs I. H. McLendon, organ
ist.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-04
CIRCLE SOCIAL
ENJOYABLE EVENT.

The circles of the personal SER
vice department of First Baptist
church were guests of Circle No. 2,
of which Mrs. Emmett L. Murray is
leader, Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. B. F. Easterlin on ReeS
Park, which was one of the most en-
j0yable events of the present social
season. With more than so guests
present, gathered from the four cir
cles which constitute the personal
service department, old and young
alike shared in the program which
was in charge of Mrs. Fred Smith,
who arranged it with the idea of
making merry throughout the after
noon hours. Mrs. Frank Matthews
assisted Mrs. Smith in the program.
The entire lower floor, where the
guests were deceived by Mrs. Eas-
terlin was ablaze with-~a profusion
of pink and rose japonicas arranged
in bowls, vases and wall pockets, and
during the social hour orange char
iotte was served with homemade
cake. Violets ornamented each plate,
which was a souvenir to each indi-
yidual guest.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-04
CONVENTION OF HORSE;
TRADERS TY TY EVENT

Triton, Feb. 4.--Tift county is
making a gala day of it, or at least
the smaller towns. Ty Ty is having
horse traders convention for the
third of its Saturday field days;
Brookfield is holding its regular Sat
urday afternoon horse races, open
only to home-raised entries, and
Chula is holding afternoon field day
events, embracing a number of ath-
lectic contests in which prizes are Of
fered.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-04
MISSIONARY MEETING
POSTPONED ONE DAY.

Monday being the regular day for
the meeting of the Womans Mis-.
sonafy society in' the First Methodist
churh. there will be no meeting of
this society until Tuesday afternoon
at 8 o'clock, because of the invita-
ton to hear the lecture of the re.
turned missionary Monday afternoon
in Calvary church, in which all the
societies of the community will par
ticipate
All'members are urged to be pres
ent Tuesday afternoon instead. when
the regular interesting program will
be given.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-04
REV. ]. E. O'QUINN ACCEPTS
CALL OF PLAINS BAPTISTS

PLAINS, Feb. 4. = The call to
the passionate of the Plains Baptist
church to Rev. j. E. O'Quinn, of
.Crawfordville, has been accepted by
him and he plans to move with his
family to Plains at IAN early date.
He will fill the pulpit here the first
time on Sunday, February, 49,. He
has been spending several days here
this week the>guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. R. McGhee while looking over the
field.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-04
OFFICER WHO KILLED
YOUTH Is NOT HELD

VALD0STA, Feb. After hear
ing evidence Judge S. NJ. Smith of
the City court of Valdosta yesterday
ordered Motorcycle Policeman Corley
Shaw, held on a charge of murder,
released without bond, declaring that
there was nothing to show that Of
ficer acted except in self defense.
Officer Shaw was held on a war
rant charging him with murder in
connection with the death of Kennith
Register, who was shot on Sunday,
January %, and died two days later
III local hospital.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-04
MRS. KIRKPATRICK
HOSTESS TO CLUB

Mrs. w. S, kirkpatrick was hostess
Thursday morning to her bridge club
at her home on college street, which
was IN compliment to Miss Florence
kirkpatrick. who has been her guest
for several weeks, on the eve of her
return to her western home.
Spring flowers were used in the
living room where the guests were
received, and at the conclusion of the
game dainty salad course was
served. The guest list included the
club members.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-04

where several congenial friends of the
hostess were asked to meet the hon
Gree.
Jonquils blOssomed throughout the
living rooms, and the beautifully ap-
pointed dining table was centered
with these same lovely flowers ar
ranged in a golden mass in a silver
basket.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Hunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lanier, Mrs.
Grantlsnd Rice, Miss LaVerne
Thomas, Miss Bryce Pilsbury and
Mrs. Clay.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-04

midweek prayer and praise service
The goal for prayer meeting is one
hundred people in attendance each
week. ..
A warm handshake and hearty well
come is extended to all who come 70
Lee Street.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-04
FIRST CHURCH CHRIST.
SCIENTIST

Carnegie library auditorium. Serv-
ices Sunday morning II O'Clock. sub
ject; Spirit" Golden text: John
~, God is spirit: and they thai
worship Him must worship Him in
spirit and in truth"
Sunday school 1916.
Wednesday evening services 1880
Reading rooms open daily at III
w Church street from 10 a. m. mill
IL except on Sunday and legal holi.
days The public is cordially invited
to visit the rooms and attend the
services. : '''0
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
JarI ". Minor, D. D. Pastor.

CaTl W. Minor, D. D. Pastor.
$3.50 a. IA. Bible school, 7. Fur
low Gatewood, Superintendent. Re
member the request of our superin-
sendent last Sunday. All try to be
On time.
II a. m, worship, subject; "Prere-
luisites for Effective Service"
6 p. m. Senior B. Y. P. u, f. w.
Mathews, President.
6:15 p. m. Junior B. Y. P. u,
Raymond Parsons, President. Boost
our program unusually.
Z p. m. worship, subject: every
Mans Life Plan of Cod" This is
The last sermon in the series to men.
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GIRL HIKER COMPLAINS
OF STARING AT Triton

Triton, Feb. 4. - Miss Rosa
Smith, aged 10, left Triton yesterday
fer Jacksonville, Fla, on the last lap
of q hike from San Francisco to Jack
so1lyille for purse of 5000, offered
by her sister. She said she left San
Francisco January 10 and had not
ridden on a railroad train during the
trip, and started with $25. Her com
plant of Triton people was that
they STARED" at her. A female tramp
was an unusual sight.
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DEAR THELMA.

DEAR THELMA.
Two of our prominent parsons
are Beading Lights in one OF the
Civic clubs of the city. A few
weeks ago said Civic club celebrat-
cd with a Christmas tree and on
that tree were momentoes for each
member of the club, something
useful or appropriate for s-lch man.
Well, Thelma, old dear, those
two Prominent Parsons each re-
eelved Cork Screw and a Set of
Dice, WHICH you are bound to agree
were, both useful and appropriate.
know that is true for those two
Parsons latched onto the Cork
Screws and Dice, carrying them
home. Now if the gifts were not
appropriate and useful the two
Parsons wouldn't have. run off so
eagerly with those tools of good
cheer.
Nevertheless, it makes me un-
easy, thinking what might happen
some lovely afternoon if Chief
Bragg or Sheriff Harvey were to
lun up on that pair away out u the
woods, plying the corkscrew and
rolling those bones.
A pars6n naturally has good
lungs, and under the Influence of
what you get out of bottle when
you use a corkscrew, done you
know there would be shouting i'm
plorlng, beseeching and begging
when once those bones begin to
roll?
But, bunny, there's one conso-
lation. Both those Prominent Par
sons have GOOD YEAR TIRES on
their cars, and all the cops in the
nation couldn't uaCcs them. once
they get started on those GOOD
YEARS.
Keeping me pretty busy these
days, turning out those VITL-
CANNING jobs that have made us
famous. Folks don't forget good
job They all come back to THE
RED POSTS"
Yours,
JIMMIE.
Of The Steam Vulcanizing Co.
Just whisper ''Five-O-Six" to Cen
trail. -t.