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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-25
FOR LARGER CHURCH.
Project lnauguratcd by First M. r.
SUNDAY School Mcmbars.

Tho fourth annual banquet OF the
First Methodist Protestant Sunday
school wnS held In tho lecture room
OF the church Friday night. Covers
were laid for sixty guests. The room
WAS appropriately decorated with the
national colors, and ecasonable flow
crs.. Councilman James Il. McManus
acted ms toastmaster. Responses were
mado by Rev. +. q. Holloway, pastor
OF the church: Miss Jessie Blackwell
Mrs. Florence Johnson. Mrs. Henry
Moxham. Mrs. ID. A. Hay and NJ. Fun
din. The addresses were interepersed
with the singing OF old time melodies
and "reminiscences.
During the evening a campaign was
launched TO increase tho membership
OF tho school two hundred and TO raise
$1,000. during tho next conference
year. To be used for necessary I'M
provemcntr. as tho seating capacity is
already inadequate for the accommo-
dation OF tho school. which has been
steadily increasing in numbera for the
past year Several dollars wcro sub
scribed by the guests, and the CAM
paisn Will be inaugurated at once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-25
Herring OUTLINES
CORPORATION RULE
Requests for Change In Ac-
counting Must be Filed
With His Office.

In rcsponee to numerous requests
from taxpayers regarding permission
10 change their accounting period, COL
lector OF Internal Revenue John w.
Herring has announced that such n
change could be effected only by the
commissioner ut Washington. But the
fact that the commissioner acts on
such requests does not relieve the tax
payer from sending his application 10
this Office" Mr.. Herring stated, "ac-
cordlng to specific Instructions con-
tanned In a recent departmental ru1-
ing"
IL wac stated that the letter request
ing the change In time covered by the
return must be addressed to the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue. but
taxpayers should be careful to for
ward II to the collectors office, where
II is reviewed before trars,nlttal to the
bureau. 1t Is necessary that each ap-
pllcation be carefully examined by the
collector OF internal revenue to see
that the necessary data " furnished
before forwarding II In order that nc
ton thereon may be expedited and the
necessity for requesting additional In
formation OF tho taxpayer be avoided
In order that action may be taker
upon a request for change In thu
accounting period, 1t Is essential thai
the following data be furnished by thu
taxpayer:
Cd Whether the business is con
Quoted Ivy corporation, partnership
or an Individual.
ca The taxpayer, II other than ar
| individual. must state (a) tho eIac
date upon which business was actual
ly' commenced, and (b) II incorporated
tho date of incorporation.
O.. (3) The basis on which books hev
been kept each year since January
1918. specifically getting forth for eacl
year opening and closing dates.
(4) The exact period covered h
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-25
Music Teachers banquet.

The Delaware State Music Teachers
Association, OF which Mrs Charles T..
Griffith is president. will have it's first
annual dinner in the Hotel du Pont to-
night. Tho speakers VIII be Miss Eliz-
aheth Hood Iatta, James Francis
Cook and Charles +. Ernst. a musical
program Will be given by Miss lisa -
belle II. Wales, soprano. and Harry
10. Stausehach, violinist, accompanied
by Miss Mabe, =. Haley.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-25
EAGLES orrrCYRs.
Anthony r. Demesse Nominated to
Head tho Organization.

At meeting last night OF Whining
ton Acris. No. ~. Fraternai Order OF
Eagles. tho nomination Of officers rc-
suited m follows: President. Anthony
II. DemcSso: vice. president, Charles ID.
McCafrerty; chaplain, John, A. Nc
Call and bernard I. Mooney. Cone to
be elcctcd) treasurer. Joseph B.
biermann;o socretary. William II.
Hayes; trustees. Ito serve for two
xears). Frank Il. Neylan; inside guard
John w. Iowis; outside guard. John
j. Clark; librarian. Francis y. Kane.
All physicians who nre members Of
the Acrte were nominated as ply
sicians. -Four arc TO DO elected.
Tho election will bc held next Mon
day nisht, May I. and tho new officers
Installed tho first Monday night in
June.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-25
organlAts 10 Banouet

Tho Delaware Branch OF hte Ameri-
can Organists club Will give the las,
of tho seasons series OF round table
hanquets In the Wilmington dining
room on May 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-25

Try an Every Evening want nd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13

SPECIAL prices on Diamond RinEs-l-4
IL. So. carat sizes Terrell Bros
i25 ". Broad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13

FAtNTERs-wantcd - painters .or sey.
era! long jobs. TIE O'Connor-lrw!u
company. 10. West Raven Avenue,
Youngstown. Ohio.
EXPERIENCED mattress an.sh-Ts hes.
piece-wO:k prices paid Wire or wr.;,
bON /. IS. Tho Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13

son 300.
Beginning May IS, 1929. and ending
agents. members OF the RICHMOND FIRE
INSURANCE EXCHANGE. viii close their
"ihees a. J.. Il. wee" Gays and =. n.
uu Saturdays.
n. J.. Adamsou.
r. l.. AIGrlcad s Son
Allan. Say.!lc < Snead lac
Iy-y l.. Arlington,
Brooks * Richardson. Inc
Wyatt Is. carn-a!.
T.. - Cat.!u ~ Company.
,nap!n * h -'e.
Cia,Dorne. q f.dse & Godd!n.
stuart Cuttr"!
Davenport 8 Company.
H. L. Is T. u. Eh.l.
W. W. Hardwicko. WAlforl X co.
Louis Is. IatE..
Jefferson * Nagvlc.
John /. Lay g COMPANY.
J. Il. i-Cky y SON.
Hobt. Lecky. lr., Inc.
Jonu h. McAi!sieI.
McCuo Alsop.
CHas. :. RIOS" COMPANY
=. ! schmidt - Co. lEc.
CnNGrsy Scott.
JEiius StEaus X Sons
r. Garnclt Tabb
Ihl!"$. Nubson - Richardson.
Va. Fie - Marine Insurance 60.
WINS Is johnson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13

fJKE wHEELs-stolen from my garage
Z5li West Grace Street. May s. tX,u
biach wire wheels with SutE on Nun
and ."o Diamond cord tir.s No
p!Oso7llI; SO reward for Information
ie"dtns 10 arrest and conviction ..
tE!cf OF as reward FOR recovery o..
"hceis and t!res. T. =. D!eirc!..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-AInle 81

WANTED--F.rst-ci super.ntendent fo,
printing department OF printing and eta
tlonery business IN progressive South
EN- town. must be thoroughly familiar
with all work In shop and a good exccu.
ave. Liberal salary To the rlgh, man
Must have satisfactory record and
be- able TO give best %: references Ad-
dress l. $50. care The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13

EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wantcd--Nlale

DRUG cLERK-Es pcrienccd drug stocit'
Clsrk wishes position with whol.sal.
honse; reference. Box + lgi. care The
Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13
Funeral Directors
Special Notices

ELITE BEAUTY PARLOK (over kohier's
Jc~c!ry store, 200 E4s; BrvaGp. Madi-
son 800.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
linden ED FOR QClCk
Rl.FEIkk.Si,hs

IAiE tSIkE-NSh
tse tho Telcphonr-Cnu Randolph
Ask for wani AID Taker
Classified advertisements ordefeo
f)r TAE SlCtiAOND Times DlS. .
PATCH daily morning odiuon win
appear In lne DeA. edition OF Ta6
EVENING DISPATCH. The rates
evening service in All INSTANCES, WIN
The exception OF THh SUNDAh
TINES DISPATCH, which IL priee'i
separately.
schcdaIe OF " ant AID hates
&c word uAiiy. minimum
Fac, set SOLID.
suc ii word sunday. minimum
I5c, set solio.
consecutive Insertions n
GLIDING sunday, DC word.
consecutive Insertions, ln-
GLIDING sunday, loo word.
(SOtc the reduction tor coAaccuh' =
insertions,l
Dhslay Type
The largest Type permitted In tho
Want Ao paSes - IL point ana tne
smallest space In which lz-polnt
type al may be Oct Is one inSh. Inc
rae for Ihls large type IL cepts
word daily and n cents ~oro
sunday. Inc same scale OF reductions
VIII apply as Tor regular want RoS'
Cape, Droken lines, wnite space are
charged for Mt the regular wora rate
-estiihate words to The line.
Longer term rates Tor business al
,ertisers ON request
Advertisements received ss late 81
10 A. 81. ana iv I. Il. each week day
ana up to l.. Ii. SRturda! for correct
eiass!ncatIop in the next EDITION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13
Going Into Business
for Yourself?

Here is tried md tested business going
nj the stnr
n n tn. n In
drrssmnker n u q orru
Rcmrmhcr N M In
is publicity. ~
The widely hi.
,crtsnE simply
get tru rrsui from smnI
nd, ti,in
~ ndV Using has
pr OF DfSpntr
riaS ncd users.
Just ndvcr Ia cn; hcr,
Explain propo,i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13
itIOhiJi;ILES
Auioinunics fur sulc

hutDiilUbIicS iuf sale II
DODGE And CHETROLET--Dodsc Road
rt'r needs rtpd'!s, 400. CM.vrule, ROYAL
Mall toddst'F. g"o1 running curd.t!on
, good trer, nrs' FAR Offer taxes II, 2lO1
= "sst-liroad. Telephone boulevard :lIs
FORDS--ProInpt delivery. KandoIuh as7
Bart Womole. Universal Motor co.
FORD USED CARS
Complete stock. all ty,rs and modal.
We have good used car for YOU AZ e
Reasonable price.
SEE W o. KING.
RICHMOND MOTOR co. ISc.,
Tenth and Broad Streets
Phone Randolph i07.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13
MERCHANDISE
Articles for Salo

w CAN equip your machinery with tho
netting mat VIII give you the best salts
faction and service. We nru Offering IL
NJ genuine money wing prices Let us
SNOW you. ]. Bluford * Co.. sol North
fltteenth Street. Madison 1912,
oNh 2oo- POUND ICE CHEST / brass
peu. and used Kitchen cabinet like
new. Big bargain for quicit sale 1923
North Firth Street;
StohTiHG GOODS AT wholesale prices
jacobs Loan once. s27 East broad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13
Wanted-l,oorns, Board
real ESTATE FOR REM
Apartments md Flats

CHURCH HILl.-Furnishcd nat Of fugf
rooms and bath FOR rent, June. July and
August. kefe-"nc" required. Box
Is s25. car. The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13
PERSONALS


WILL NOT be- fespous!oie Tor any bills
mad. ny any other than myself.
Signed II. v. I.ebcT
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-18
onE11L CO., Agsn Allen st. San Juan

l@itR tsIfffl.fi4t.4si5
que ell pueblo de los Estados Unid0s
esta cooperando actiyamente con ell
Depart&mento en- la completa generali-
zaci0n de tan importante mejora.
La repuesta al requerimiento de
nuestra primelM autoGdad postal ha
sidO tan enthusiastic en- Estados Unidos
que en- algunos casos los manufacture
ros de buzones han comunicado al De
partamente no estar Ell condolences de
p0der atender todas las 0rdenes re-
cibidas para el primero de enero, de-
bido Ia gran demanda que existe.
Antes de que esta campaila Sc ini-
ciara,. habfa ell Estados Unidos un
pr0medio de 20 por ciento de residen-
cias equipadas con buzones, 10 cual
deinuestra que estd en- ell interes del
p1blico .sostener dicho servicio, faci-
litGndo el que el Correo lie presta al
llevafle la correspondence a la puerta
de su casa. Sc desea ahora que ell
porciento restante haga 10 propio, que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-18

La cooperation de la prensa cs tam
to mas necesaria EN- este asunto, GUAM
to que Sc nota cierta indiferencia de
par te del pdblico acerca del mislno; y
a juzgar pcr La manera como ha res
p0ndido hasta ahora, no hay i.ldiciOs
de que la cGmpafia iniciada tenga ell
exito cue Sc desea. Venimos insis-
tiendD sobre 10 mismo desde el mes
de mayo del aflo ell curse, nuestra
Ultima circular al efecto fue publiea-
da en- todos los diarios locales con fc-
cha de septiembre 10 proximo passdo,
sin que hayamos visto resultado prdc-
tico a1guno que merezca menci6h.
Els necesario dhcirle al pdblico en-
todds los tonos QUE Ell DEPARTA-
MENTO DE CORREOS SE MUES-
IRA DISPUESTO A RETIRAR Ell
SERvICIOlDE CARTERO A TODAS
Las PERSONALS QUE SIN UN AIOa
TWO IUsTIFICADo DEJEN DE
INsTALAR UN BUzoN En- sUs CA
SAS, que a1n hay tempo para cum
plir con esta disposition que nos vie
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-18

to sobre este asunto y su disposition
de retirar el servicio de carteros to-
das aquellas personals que no accedan
10 solicitadO.
Sc desea que el pueblo de- Puerto
Rico, y especialmente su capital, San
Juan, contrfbuya con igual entusias-
mo con igual grade de acatamientO
(Continda en- la pagi1ta Z.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-18
: In buen PIOyeCtO dc Ia Administration dc GuTGg

ne de Washington, Y que habrhi de re-
dunbar Ell bien del servicio. Es pre-.
ciso que 81 llegase el momento de to-
mar medida tan drastica, el pueblo
este saciado de que Sc le pTeviro i
,tiempo que las causas de tai de
termination hsbrfa que busearlas en-
otros factores que el cello del Depar-
tamento en- dar buen servicio dentro
de la mayor economic possible.
No dudanFos, sefior director, que us
ted Sc compenetrara de la importancia
de esta campaiia, y que dado, el am
biente hasta cierto prlnto hostil en- a..
Sc desenvuelve, cooperard usted por
medic de su peri6dico mover Ia OPT
ni6n ptiblica en- sentido favorable
los intereses del Derhrtamente que
son los mismos del pdblico que Sc
desea servir. Z q llp# Gsfa
Con graeas II 'lrtepsetidas m por el 'iinteres
que Sc tome sssQbre. este asuntq, y por
la acogida favorable que dispense a.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-18
UNA CARTA DEL POST MASTER
Sr. director de Ell. IMPARCIAL
San Juan, T.. r.


Distinguido seiior:
Me- permito acompa1arle cepia de
la circular que Ina prepsrado esta Off
Gina acerea de la installation de buzo-
nes en- las, fcasas de todas aquellas per-
sonas que recibcn su correspondence
Dor cartero,. v suplico a usted de cabi-
da a arfmisma Ell las columnas de su
ilRstrado fdiario, para eonoeimiento ge-
neraldel pliblicc
Como Sc ti.ata de algo que afecta de
cercs a los interesados, va queeI De-
partasnentQ de Gcrreos SO haya dis
ptlesto a retirar iel servicio le carteros
los que mo llenen diche requisite,
estimar6, a usted lmuyi yiyrynente que
por su parte invite a sus lectores a
que contribpyanl sin ninguna clase de
vacilaciogRRslssl a la rapida implantacion
de tan importante mejora, que tantos
miles de d6lares lie ha de economizar
81 gobierno, %
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-18

dando el servicio de carteros en- con-
diciones sin 'precedentes para realizar
sus labores.
Sc calcula que el gobierno de los
Estados Unidos estard en- condolences
de economizar por 10 menos $2,500,0OO
anualmente una yez que todas las ca
sas est6n provistas de blzones. De
aquf Ia insistencia del Departamen-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-18
UNITED STATES POST OFFICE
CENTRAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE

K, Die, Ia de 1922.
Al pueblo, de San Juan:
Sc. recuerda Ell pueblo de esta CAPT
tai que cI 81 del mes en- curse Sc ven
&c ei plaz9 concelflo por ci Depar-
tamento de Gerreos para La instala-
ciom de buzones en- las casas de todas
aquellas personas que feciben sur co
rrespondencia ,por cartero.
Este es un -movimiento nacional ini-
ciado por el director general de co
rreos de Washington, de acuertio con
las facultades que lie confieren las le-
yes postales y les informes recibidos
de todas parties de la nacion indican
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-18

nuestro material dc publication, que
do de listed, sfas
s3g.,; Atentamente
Ramon Alfonso Rirera.
Postmaster ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-18
BUENOS DIENTES

El nombre de COLGATE ar ocador Honadez
~ Pureza, Calidad Excelente. Casa Fundada 1906
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-18

~ .
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-12

-s,sqr1r, -,
iiH "''A' pi''e iN""ey ana NlcN
came TO on the Ilnky- "mk'e
Star was . great big oven, large
enough Tor you and me and some of
our friends to sleep in.
Ssh" whispered Nancy. "Pcrhars
Flap. Doodle, the purple fairy, is
hiding inside and we can get the
wand he stole from the Fairy
Queen
So they tiFtoed over as softly as
velvet mice and peeked in.
But what do yop suppose? II was
a meeting they beheid. A meeting
Of a dozen Tlnky-Winllers with big
ears and colored a bright orange,
all sitting in a circle inside the oven.
TITS an outrage, call itH' said
one TinEy- Winkler, tiercely TO his
neighbor.
Worse than that! It's two out.
RACES" sad second. Just as soon
as we got our handsome town-halI
Quilt, flap-Doodle sent us bill
fol taxes as big as bed-Sheet. How
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-12
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY

Monday morning; no paper pub.
lished.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-12

'Not 'zactly that, Bill. If the
commission is TO be made up Of such
men as Trox Bankston, Of Troup.
why, then We are in favor Of th>
cipher. Dalton Citizen.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-12
OLD DAYS IN AMERICUS|

more emphatically than could rib
bons, flowers, bands and cannons that
, the noble labors of Charles Frederick
! Crisp were appreciated to an mex
pressible depth, and that his old
| friends were filled with pride at his
triumph. Welcome home, sir, well
come home," they said, and the whole
people spoke with them. Then as
they moved on toward the carriage,
Joe Duclworth-Joe, the inimitable,
with high, battered white hat, rode
by on little jack and exhibited him.
One one side was a blue card, bear
ing the name Of Erred Wimberly'
On the other was a card on which
was the drawing of another jack and
tAe name 'HTomInie Watson" Hang
ing to the animals tail was a third
card on which was inscribed, "Ihc
tail end Of the third party" 1t was a
ludicrous sight and loud laughs mini
gled with the yells. w. A. Dodsor,
an eloquent young attorney, deiiv-
cred a hearty and well-Worded adj
dress of welcome. Col. ]. r. Viii
liams, of Ellaville, in behalf of the
ladies of. Ellaville, presented Mr..
Crisp with large basket Of the most
exquisite and odorous Southern bios
some. Charles r. Crisp, the son of
the speaker, has been in Atlanta for
the past two days with his father
Charlie Crisp is the clerk to the
speakers table" in Washington. The
old clerks who have seen service for
a dozen years in the house of repre-
sentatives declare him to be the
brightest and best-equipped man who
ever held the place. He bids fair to
be a worthy successor to his worthy
father. While young Mr.. Crisp is
but II years old, he has mastered the /,
complicated rules of the house and IN !
his work never makes an error.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-12
A SLOW POISON.

THOSE who would test the ability
Of their systems to absorb pois
ems of various kinds evidently have
an excellent opportunity to flirt with
death if they NEEDLE with the boot
Logger" whisky which is being dis
tributed throughout the country at
the resent time.
Men who would not stand the ac-
cuaation that they are drug users
or that they are mentally weak,
show the utmost callousness regard
ing their treatment of their stom-
ach and other vital organs by drink
ing INTO their system whisky which
is made Up Of pure poisons, which
thoagh they do not Immediately kill,
90 produce a laceraton of tissues
that in a short time result in death.
A recent report by the prohibit
zion department of the government
gives a rather graphic description of
the process used by most of those
who produce "moonshine."
"Experiments in the industrial al
cohcl and chemical division, due to
the use OF poisonous alcohol by boot
leggers, have resulted in regulations
which materially checked the condi-
ton.
commissioner Haynes advises
that analyses made of ''moonshine"
revealed that liquor penetrating un-
der the porcelain caps Of Mason jars,
corrodes the zinc lining, with the re-
suit that the liquor contains poison
Gus zinc, which, though in GUAM
titles, can not be detected BY taste
alone.
'In relation to home brew fast
dying fad, experiments reveal that
poor materials, unclean utensils, un-
sanitary, damp dark surroundings,
mostly cellars, Easements, sheds and
stables, result in a Notwithstanding
concoction, the kick in most in
stances being due to the off pro-
ducts of fermentation or ptomaines.
analyses Of synthetic whisky,
the present source of bootleggers'
supply, show the favorite mixture
to contain acetone and isopropyl al
cohol added to pure ethyl alcohol,
the first Of which lacerates the stom~
aeh and the other paralyzee the nerve
centers. Various methods of color
ing are employed, iodine in some in
stances being used, and while the
resultant fake WHISKY does net nee
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-12
OBSERVATIONS
BY TOM SIMS

BY TOM SIMS o>,
chorus girl would make Tor
tune # she were centipede.
These are stirring times. Some
Of us don't stir hard enough
A man who leads double life
gets through twice as quick.
Reach guard saved the same girl
three times. Men are 50 dense
This longer skirt fad has hit
Washington, so congressman may
oct a little work done nov.
Our roads are long enough, put
some are not quite wide enough.
Poland will borrow Harvard S
giant telescope. She may be look
ing for the German money
Distance lends enchantmert to
many a summer resort.
Winter styles follow Grecian
lines. With coal strike on, Els,
kimo lines would be best.
Cost of living is up two per cent
in Chicago, but it isn't worth it.
Chaplin visited Great Britain last
winter. Almost time for them to
start laughing at him.
Wouldn't we see some funny
things if night came during the day
time?
Ohio man slept eight days; but all
of US can't act as we feel.
Perhaps the Mexican boys who
robbed the state capitol are taking
a course in politics.
Tariff on wool indicates it is being
pulled over someone's eyes.
Nickel cigars have returned; but
the nickels are being delayed.
Caracristi, exiled by the United
States, will rsettle in esNirginia and
we refuse to comment.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-12

eszaTily kill, blind or paralyze, the
tissues of the stomach axe destroyed
and organs generally so affected that
disease is certain 10 ensue. in view
Of the fact that the process cf de-
maturing alcohol requires either bi-
chloride or mercury, iyso', Tornado
hvde, carbolic acid or similar dis
infectant. and that the process Of
compromising bootleg whisky contem-
plates the use Of lead, copper and
2.ac Eoisons, to say nothing, Of fas,l
oil, it naturally follows that drink
ers of it are taking long chances on
their health if not their lives
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-12
THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY.

1922
"Honc Again. said Hon. Charles
f. Crisp, the pride Of Americas,
Georgia, the South and Democracy,
as he stepped from the train yester-
day afternoon And the sentiment
was echoed in the shouts and cheers
Of 2,00G sJaunch democrats as they
struggled to greetand shake the hand
of their honored representative AMI
friend. In each persons greeting to
the congressman there was hearty
grasp, which showed the admirationa
came from the heart. There was
manly homage exhibited, which tod
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This comment by one of Bank
ston's newspaper brethren, and one
who is located next door to Trox's
former home and where he began
Is newspaper career is significant.
In this connection, we are reminded
that just recently the West Point
News, the only paper in the town
where Trox is now residing, carried
a strong editorial Endorsement favor
ing the reelection Of James A Per-
ry on the commission, and by way
of comparison, administered a ter
rifle basting to the Honorable TroX,
the erstwhile runner and common
nuisance in Georgia political cam
paigns for many years past-Law-
renceville NeWs- Herald.