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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29
ANN CHASE
IINS nIVTHnAY.

Dorothy Ann Chase had one NJ the
prcttiest and one OF the largest iuve-
nile birthdays on the social calendar
this month. and was one Of tho tlnl-
est little butterflies IN the list, too
She celebrated her fourth birthday
Wednesday with a pink n white
party ana had nneon little tots Of
her own age to help her. Caps anu
balloons and dolls n whistles we're
given to the guests ana to make the
occasion even more of a delight there
was "a table All In pink and white can
dies ard cakes and candies. ana or
namented with a big birthday cake in
the center. The little guests were
John Sintms lr.. Donald putncy.
Mary. Bunuis and Billy Bennett
Oscar and Billy Blueher. Alien and
Edna Hosenwuid Guy Hughes iIar
rieti Cornell. Patsy Macpherson. Dor
othy COX, Dicky Hanna Alice Rncy,
and Betty n Billy Chase
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SOCIETY
NEWS
Mrs. Pemce Receives More Than 100 Guests Phi Mu Aumnae AT Home;
Shrine Show Cast to Be Given Dance; Bridge Tea Series Instituted Tomorrow
DOROTHY L. McALLISTER
Telephone 9l5.

Society weather forecast is blue skies above and bluer ones
ahead. Seldom has a week boosted two receptions of major import
ance such as the Phi Mu alumnae at home yesterday afternoon, and
the tea at which Mrs. John T. Pearce received Friday afternoon.
The Y. w G. A. has had its annual business week that has kept
busy several hundred women in the city who are engaged in Y W
work The annual membership reception Friday evening and the
election Of directors and board members we're features of this work
The High School Dramatic club will present the first Of the plays
which it plans to give annually Friday evening.
An exceptionally fine art exhibit Of the work OF the Santa Re
artists, and some who are making Albuquerque famous, was that at
the Woman's club Friday, .
And as for the forecast-the air is thick with the heart-shaped
invitations that presage many dance parties and bridges for Valen-
tine day and the days preceding.
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DINNER INDR MIR. AND
Mrs. VAN SOIIlIN.

MIR and Mrs. Theodore Van Soc
len, who are spending ten days In
The city ON "a visit with Mrs. Van
Soclen's parents. Mr. and Mrs. CLARK
" 'arr. en- out from III Faso.
where they spent their honeymoon.
10 anti lie, where they will make
their home for "a while, were the
guests Of honor al "A dinner given by
Mr.. and Mrs. MaN Nordhaus Friday
evening. The other guests were Mr.
and Mrs Rohert pictz Mr.. and Mrs.
~ w. Jamison. Mr.. and Airs Gillette
cornish. MIR. and Mrs. Leopold Meyer.
'bptaln and Mrs. clark VI. err, and
Aitz. Eugene Carr.
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Mrs. JOHN .. PENRtB
VIcCTINI.S.

MRS. JOHN .. PENRCE
RECEIVES.
Mrs. John Fraser rearce received
Friday afternoon from 4 until &
O'Clock al her home on West Central
avenue at one OF the luyeliest teas
OF he winter. The beautiful iearce
home. which lends itself 80 perfectly
10 Affairs ct the sort. was cNquisitely
suggestive Of spring with bowls "i
narui-sus. danodils. ana Ophelia roses.
yellow and blue were combined In
the dining where "a blue bowl
with yellow daffodils, n blue can
dies made an artistic decoration for
the tea table. The yellow and white
flowers we're used in the library also,
while the drawing room was filled
with Ophelia roses and red roses.
ASSISTING Mrs. Pcarce In receiving
were Mrs. O. 4. Brooks. Mrs. Robert
Dletz. Mrs Theodore Van Soeien.
Mr. r. x. Edgar. Mrs. t'eliN Lester
and Mrs. ~ a. Jamison.
Airs Clark VI Carr Mrs J. 4.
Mullen. Mrs A. j. Maloy and Mrs.
n u. Brown were In the dining
room,
Miss Mnrcelia Maison. the Misses
Angelica and Esther Howden. MiHs
Edith Childerz, Miss Anita Hubbell.
Miss Evangeline Perry n Miss
Lorna Lester were the young women
who assisted.
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YOI NJ
GIRLS ttIkIDG.I CIIR.

Miss virginia Mcl4tndr'ss had her
bridge club ~ cight Younr high school
girls yesterday afternoon ut her home
ON West central went tu plul.
bridge They were the Misse- Tintiry
Burton Ecrtie Arnot. Elizabeth
Cooper Erne-tine Ilunina. Margaret
nunn Elnorl Davis. aud ~In--puins
Miner
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I west Of town and showers In TIieras
canyon.
Among those who sent in their
pnintings were Nj and Mr. MuN
Nordhaus. Mrs. " w. Walton Mrs
\. Iusdurf. Miss Katherine NJ MILAN.
MIR. and AIRS : r. Nann Nj and
Mrs. a. D. Robinson. Mrs P"nrce
Uodcy. Mrs. &. X. Angle. ur Evelyn
Frisbi. Mrs, - r ArmiJo.
Several painting by local artists
were hung and seemed quite us ~
terertlng To man a. those by more
famous names.
The committee WINS particularly
%gratified at the response ON the part
OF those who loaned the paintings.
and OF the public who filled the club
rooms ON Friday
MISSIONS ~DCII.TII.S MET
The Missionary Society of the
Congregational church and h OF
the i.uthoran church met together
last Thursday afternoon az the home
OF Mrs ~ O. snyder. l322 West
Marquette. for a missions program
In which an took part The Lutheran
society was organized q few months
ago by Mr. u. W Ellis. president 81
he CONGREGATIONAL society Mrs.
ODDS "a u paper on Congregational
missions IN South Africa ~ Miss
Davenport. Of the Lutheran society
told ~ the work done by the Luth-
Gran society in that locality, \ mis-
sion piuylet. Give to Missions en-
acted by IA east OF our little girls,
was exceptionally ~etl done.
The hoz,es-es Of the daY we're Mrs.
Snyder. Mrs j. ". HAN Mrs u.
Grimith ms Airs Ed Wheeler. There
were IA urrefuf
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AUNILINRN
PARTY

The Moman's Auxiliary 90 the
American Legion viii give a large
benefit curd parry Tuesday afternoon
az KNIGHTS Of Pythia- hail. fo raise
muney Tor relief work among sick
and ronrulescent sN-service men lu
the clts There will be prizes off
fered and refreshments OF coffee.
ruiz -uiud and cake will Doe served.
Ai friends % the |auINilart ana an
Interested IN it, work ave invited to
come.
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M%nERCOITs PROGRAM
HAS NONII f1.ATi RES.

The Microbes J met az the
Clark Murdoch ranch last "Wednesday
afternoon ana nhd o very entertain
ing progrnm OF music papers ana
two selections The Land 81 The SKI,
niue Nnfrr and Ry the Waters of
MiuurfnukH Al article that
proved cNfrrmeiN Interesting "a an the
member nfrsrnt VIVA, read hy Mrs y
Al swnyue Are Men Smarter Than
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AKT EXHIBIT AT WOMAN's

The local loan exhibition Of paint
ings at the Moman's club on Friday
afternoon brought out nany treas
ures Of art. Some OF the artists rep
resented were ]. IA. sharp. Harold
and laura knight, representatives, Of
the Engiith Cornish school OF Art,
August Banman, Theodore Van
soolen. Bert Philips. Rollins, August
Bilz, Plaught, who does portraits OF
the IaBuna Indian typeA and who
calls his technique decorative realism,
Borein, whose etchingH are 80 true
aH TO be almost photographs. ana a
local self-taught artist. Redin, Who
has b,cn doing things around Aihu-
Quefque. such as the volcanic peaks
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Iil4kS HAVE ~
HlNI.IIT DANCI

one Of the largest dIure4 given at
the ElkS club this winter was DO, Ilks
benefit for b orchestra given lost
Friday evening ~ was aucps.sful
from every standpoint and viii prta.
Of material aid in th. organization uf
the orchestra.
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SERIES OF BRIDGE
AS 10 I'll GININ.

Mrs &. NJ. Barber aud Mrs g. W.
Potter are instituting u series ~
bridge teas this week, the first Or
which Will he given on Monday and
viii b. followed hy others on Tues
day and "Wednesday. There viii be
eight tables each afternoon. and he
tween eight and ten guests invited
for tea after the game They viii
De given at Mrs Barber p home
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evening was spent in playing games
and ln uih'fNIs" enjoying 10 social
NV" ur three hours Delicious refresh
Wruie were .U.. eel hy the hostess l-.
sisted Dos Nf. Bert Spuuu.
sh'r" were uuy-thrr present. rep
ro-'utIur ~-sE'ute.u states and two
turrlAu countries ktutuchy l.ldiu.
VITA seven present This NOT only
shows that IN. YOUNG people pro
via" uwat, Loo their SUNDAY ,hool
work bob having IN mauN states rep
resented tu fhr.r class. han that Albu-
pu'rpu" Is fHH best city hus .h,
best climate u is IN the bosf state
iu tine o $
This rlIsr was organized October
D. WITH Hr.. .h msmhors DO has
now fwruf. enrolled and has an
Ht'unEr au..'Hrce OF thirty.G.c al
waNH Iaf.H. large number uf .I-.
IIuI. each sunday.
Tho SLOGAN Hf this class - watch
is Grow $50 one can Stou O..
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CASINO ~ ~ TO
CIV NN~Qt

IN Casino iuvenii "a dance club
10 forts NuuH- people. organized about
% month a-o and which meets rcgu-
htlA fF ID ItFcc or evening party OF
some sort hold rs Ianunry dance last
nirhi lt fN. Womnns club MIrs
Meiita Chavez and Rufus SadlIlo were
be- charge of affhnrsmputs
The club viii give % Valentine
maa1usrutn lance The uight Of Fsb.
ru,f9 fi If Inc Woman : club.
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SHRINE SHOW CAST
nANlE IOMONHOM.

The cast OF the shrine show.
SpriuEtime. presented January 20
and 81 will be given a dance tomor
row evening at the Masonic temple
and will invite their friends, One
hundred invitations were mailed last
Thursday 10 alt who appeared IN the
show. from the chorus OF very young
high school girls to the Shriners and
their wives who figured IN the play.
Each member was asked TO bring u
friend; n PREPARATIONS - make
the dance a huge success have been
gomnleted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29
LADIES AID MEETS WITH
Mis-. MlAIIHI.

The Ladder AID society % The Lead
avenue Methodist hurc met last
Thursday ~ ernonn with Mrs Me-
CURE for the first meeting since ner
coming 10 this city. There was the
regular business meeting followed by
"a social hour a refreshments.
There were co members present.
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MT Hnd Mr. Harry BENJAMIN en-
%l'rinln"d In honor NJ Mr. aud Mrs
Kenneth bnldrdr, la-r TUESDAY
evening 200 dinner ON fhe occasion
"i IN" hnldridEe 81 tenth wedding an-
N~lN'Isift There wrr. sixteen
quests
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29

SEW YORK. Jam. French
hruoHuc upon which eNgusiteiy toned
and inquired women posse gracefully Be-
quite the newest material Tor purses.
The Iifu background against which
tho-" lovely figure move are usually
landscapes dott@i with h-gu-turret,d
castles. The Novaaut. purse iu the
center b. at heeutlfuliy culored silk
hrucade hcib 10 10 tla -IInt, frtunc
from which O. -inrir woven sold huua
extends THE inti,r la- Hu adjustable
clasp 3" tina, The plrsc eHn be carried
uu The arm
quite an unuEual model Is the bag
which b. framed Boo ebony and clasps
with u dragon The hpudInE be- 30
queer old Chinese design done 100 soft
rnlorr.
Occasionally one .eos lovely old
fashioned rose designs done Iu the
lraui- "u Miladf'h bag Bass of such
u type uro usually found Iu fnr uiut.
conventional shape. though occa-
-louHIIv hike .He once above there
ere odd fastener Too laughing ,Iuu
mead makes thI- bag quite distinctly.
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SOCIAL OF mn Young
MAi,RIID PEOPLES CLASS.

A special social was given the
Noung Married People class uf .h,
First Baptist church last TUESDAY
night from N Go 10 clock by Mr
and Mrs Thomas owens at choir
homo, 1i' North Nipple street The
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MRs MlNJ,NnN ESTTRTuNs
VI HIkIpGI

Nr- Harry benjamin. e~ntsrtaiued
az 90 pretty bridge party Rriday after
noon at hef home on West Marquette
There wore i've tables
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INFORMAL ~rvisSINc

lr aud Mrs Gillette Cornish su-
l'rlhincd Friday evcuinE quite .nfor
th"iN I"i several friends af fnoir
home Tho evening Wns .psrt .i,,
Ing bridge
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HI;tTHDAN PARTN
ron VIZ HI GHIN

Mrs Tom Hughes gave H surprise
party and informal dance lB-t Mon
dhy evening boo uuu uf Mr. Huuhe-
whose birthday DO was There were
thirty guests.
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SiNTN CUR TO
DANCE TIL RSDAN.

The monthly dance 81 mo sixty
club Will he held Thursday srulng
af fh' Country club This VIII be-
simply the evening Of informal dane
ing which %" organization ludulges ir
regularly with alternate intersper-
sious OF @ formal dinner dance.
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DANCE ~SAITRDAN.
DANt ATT HpAX

The Sans souct dance club will
nave IT. regular dance ncyt SATURDAY
evening Uf the Woman s club This
organization enlcrtaIns ifs members
aud @ few friends ono % month.
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Nhfinrnsring over there-you can't
fail to go them for thar lustre fairly
sns,sns through tho mist II the cry
std-Ars the paip-poor- win and dew
kisf hfocaAss. In nsw and more insen-
ious dssisnA aiik pictures every one
~ thaanA
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GO
EVENING PARTY FRIDAY

va iatfn4iu gave an NtuIU party
OF "rldsr ANA dancInE Friday for %
number pf hi- friends Thor. were
about fifteen couples
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VALENTINE PARTY TOR
GONGREG ATIONAI CHILDREN.

The children ~ the Congregational
sunday school viii be- given "a Nuleu-
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Int Prince Chap comedy In
three uot- viii De- me play which the
Dramatic CLUB or the Aibuqueruur
HlFh school viii present Friday even.
nE 90 the High school auditorium. az
N.li o'clock The Dramatic club. or
rnnized insi year has become % per-
WH ueuf Instltusun 900 b school and
one thHf has proved H factor tn Dee
training uf no. boys ami pIrl4 for
sthuuI t~noIfUcala
A. has been 'he custom siuco the
beginning % doe year double cast
was chosen when the rehcarsais bee
gan encouraging keen competition
and providing u double set ct char
Hctrr- 100 case OF unforeseen arcidentH
tu the east Al th. rehearsal last
Friday evening. The final cast was
chosen. with the exception Of two
characters who Will Dee tried out and
finally decided upon within the next
few days
The story Of The prince chap" ~
that % 81 young American sculptor
who goes TO Lundon to study under
the masters thor" and. though poor
tu achieve success and fame tte lives
LOO ;he sume building with a number
uf interesting ~charac'rrs among
whom are B~aillnEton Nntd'r and
Fritz. three fellow artists Their
"Sluyey" D. Fucker win, carries the
coal and does other mental tasks
about the studio. Mrs Arlington o.
model die and leaves % little daugh-
Ter Of six rlHud to the care OF she
young American william peytpn He
hlsifate- long uhugt takIuE the rs-
~punsIhiliti uf raising % uttlo girl of
siy but finally dec.d-- to 1E. Cmu-
iIu into bic care TrYfon be- boz lowe
-an stubhs NIr- Robert wyudem Mr-.
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WEDNESDAY CLUB MuI.Ts

aIH HHI"Iu NFhINf F~0I0TIHIV"W fH0
har home
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women General discussion fol-
lowed % DO was decided as lt always
is in . circle where the latter are un-
iuIpcdel hA the FORMER. tina such "a
question was altogether suuornunus
That th" negative had won AGES
since However the disruAloD
proved very lively and mirh-urogok-
ms
A pleasant social hour with re-.
f~rs-hWeuts followed
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som Stuhhs Mr- Robert Wyndeli Mr-.
g.. T. French Mrs o. O. tdru. Mis-
Bertha Little. Miss MARY Van Alta,
Miss llorelta Cloudy Miss Estoilr
Iuthy % Miss Margaret Cook
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sEABoARD AIR LINE
Central Timel

Central Time)
Arrive Departs
1905 AM Cordele-Helena 5:15 PM
1926 PM Cols.-Montg'y. $40 PM
$40 PM Cordele-Savh. 1926 PM
5:15 Pm Richland-Cols 10:05 AM
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of the gigantic industry (oiD some
one will always tell, amid breath
less silence. the amazing story Of
Hog Creek Carruth'." The only
amazing element in this mans
activities in oil as disclosed by in
vcstigation IS the fact that ne
found credulous investors willing
to spend their money on his repre-
scntation that he had paid cut more
than ten thousand dollars for
every 500 invested.
Before becoming an oil field pro-
moter, Carruth was a barber at
Desdemona. With money obtain
ed from friends he twice failed to
bring in a well. He then got in
touch with men who drilled on the
Duke farm at Dcsdemona. They
brought in the Desdemona we'll,
which opened cp a new field. The
explorers organized the Hog Greek
Oil company, but Carruth was not
even made an officer, although ne
was appointed one Of several trus-
tees. The Hog Greek company paid
good dividends to a small group of
investors.
Carruth subsequently set up in
the oil business for himself, sell
ing 100000 worth of stock in two
companies, under the misrepresent-
alton that he was the discoverer of
the Desdemona field. He drilled 4
dry hole for each company he or
ganized and then turned the con-
Germs over to the Pilgrim Oil Co.,
of Fort Worth, which makes a
business Of gathering in defunct
oil concerns.
Davis and Carruth are pointed
to only as examples of the danger
of investing in concerns promising
marvellous dividends. 1t may be
true, as Davis declares, that "no
man ever got rich drawing ~ on
savings deposits but few such in
vestors have ever lost their savings
entirely. The savings bank affords
opportunity for small investors to
earn reasonable returns upon their
money until such time as they may
be able to invest in securities which
have a ready market value, and
which should be purchased only
after a conference with your local
banker.
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TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
(From the Times-Recorder Dec. IS,
1922

/ (From the Times-Recorder Dec. IS,
/ 1929
Inman Griffin is confined to his
home here as the result of painful
injuries sustained in having been
rcn over by an automobile while rid
/ ing upon mis- motorcycle out near
Rees Park.
! Mrs and Mrs. Keys McMath have
returned from their bridal trip to
South Georgia points made by auto
last week and are now at home at
the residence of G. W. Riley.
Mrs. C. NJ. Council and son,
, Charles, have gone to Macon to
spend the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
f. ]. Willingham. Mr.. Council will
join them later.
Mrs. Wallis Mott and Miss Fran
ces Chappell, of Richland, were
guests of friends while here spend
yesterday in Americas.
Miss Annie Louise Norton, of Mid
way, Ala, IS expected to arrive to-
day as the guest of Miss Lynn Ma
this for the holidays.
While the cotton futures market
sustained a loss of ten or dozen
points yesterday, the January posi-
ton declining to 11.68 cents and
March to 1915, spot values were
not visibly affected and in the Amer
icus market IL 1-2 cents was paid
for the finer grade.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY.
(From the Times Recorder Dec. 18,
1902.)
Just now the average citizen is
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OLD DAYS IN AMERICUS

figuring on where to buy the best
holiday jug for the least money,
and right there, is where r. D.
Grantham shows up confidently at
his store opposite the Allen House.
He has 1900 gallons of fine whisky.
Miss Annie May Edwards has re-
turned home from'a visit of several
days to. friends in Richland.
Rev. and Mrs. T. D. Ellis, of Guy
ton, after visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
G. r. Ellis here, have gone to George
town to visit relatives.
Miss Carter and Mrs. Lizzie Rodg-
ers are at Holidays book store dur
ing the Xmas season.
Miss Florence Page is at home
again after a delightful visit to
Friends in Hardeeville, S. c..
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Childers will
soon be cat home" to their friends
in pretty residence on Prince
street. Mr.. Childers purchased yes
Celudy 4oI IOuId SUM Tie 1OTIHSI
Brown place on Prince street and
will occupy it in January
Hugh Mize, A. c. Burns and Law
son Stapleton are police commission
ers of Americas for the full term
while between R. S. Bro adnrLst and
r. j. Perry rests the honor Of the
fourth place on the board, those two
gentlemen having tied in the cleo
ton.
Spot cotton sold for 8 to 8 1-2 cents
today in Americas.
THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
Monday morning, no lpaper pub
lished.
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T O NJ SIM S S A Y S

People saving for rainy day find
Christmas an annual cloudburst.
Eyeglasses are cheaper and now
you don't have to look over the top
50 you won't wear them out.
Style hint: War graft suits are
all the rage in Washington.
Some people remind us of auto tail
lights because they only know where
they have been.
If you know little boy and lit
tie girl give the girl something the
boy will enjoy breaking.
Honduras suggests a big Pan
American League, but America
seems to get enough panning with
out this.
Give tight shoes. They look fine
on and feel fine off.
Once you heard of people who had
never seen a train; now you hear of
children who have never seen a
horse.
Bert Brown, of Vermont, killed a
wildcat with his hands, so Bert will
always have something to talk
about.
Percolators are suitable gifts, but
break when thrown at husbands.
Fire broke out in Wellesley, so Mr.
A. B. See, who wants girls schools
burned, should be happy.
Have you a man friend you dis
like? Give him misused used car.
A Utah man has two extra ribs
and should go well in a side show.
Refrigerator cars are handling
Christmas mail, so try to keep cool
until your packages come.
In Detroit, Ore, a cav eats all
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THOUGHT

Fear not thou; for | am with
thee; Be net dismayed, fer am
thy God; will strengthen thee, yea
will help thee; yea, l will uphold
thee with the right hand of my
righteousness.-Isaiah 4I;1o.
No conseorated absurdity would
have stood its ground in this world
if~the man had not silenccd the OBJ
jecticn Of the -Mischelet.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE
Arrival and Departure of Passengt

Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains, Americas, Ga.
The following schedule figures
published as information and not
guaranteed:
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RY.
Arrive Leave
11:55 pm Columbus-Chgo 3:45 am
1926 pm Albany-Montg'y 5:14 am
7:21 pm Macon-Atanta 6:37 am
1855 pm A1bany-Montg'y 2:14 pm
2:14 pm Macon-Atlanta 1:55 pm
1916 am Columbus 3:15 pm
6:37 am Albany 7:21pm
5:14 am Macon-Atlanta 1885 pm
3:45 am Albany-Jaxvills Ii :55 pm
2:58 am Albany-Jaxville 1887 am
1887 am Chgo, st. L. Alta 2:58 am
2:06 am Chit & Atlanta so am
FLORIDIAN
ALL-PULLMAN, Tri-Weekly
Il 10 pm Coils & Chicago !2:40 pm
i2:40 pm Albany & Jax !1:10 pm
North Bound Tuesday, Thur, Sat.
South Bound We'd, Fri, Sun.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-18
HANDY ANDY

seemed to know everything. When
ped bugs were found in the house
it was Handy Andy who knew what
to use. He bought Royal Guaran-
teed Bed Bug Liquid and cleared
them out quickly. He had seen them
use it one time in hotel where they
were compelled to get rid of them.
Get 25c can today. Sold and guar
anteed by Carswell Drug Co. adv.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-18

People saving for a rainy day find
Christmas an annual cIoudburst.