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$25O,C0O IL ADVANCES
MADE 20 CUTTON MEN

ATLANTA, Oct, 2.-Advances to
falling $250,000 ware made to mem-
beYs Of the Georgi. Cotton Growers
Cooperative association for the
week ending Sept. 80, according to.
an announcements made yesterday at
headquarters, by J. T. Conweil, prasi-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-02

2l9.9e, made to any enc grower on
one days delivery, was made Thurs
day Of the past week, to Nj. J. P.
McRae,-o Camilla, prominent far,
mer and active member of Mitchell.
county.
The largest number of bales de-
livered to date by any one member,
is 800 This has been delivered by.
r. C. Nicely of Waynesboro.
Note to the janitor: 'fYou may fra
when ready, Gridley."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-02

tool, New York by storm" with its
vivid beauty and gripping strength.
This wonderful picture will be shown
at the Rylander theater Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Simplicity is the keynote of the
forest itself, and simplicity is tho
rredominating feature of the drama
There are only three principal fig
urcs in unique triangular situation,
Peters. Matt Moore and Virginia
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|c,ptain Rheba Crawford, Last
# the Down and Out Squad,
CAPTURES Blase Times Square
gY HORTENsE SAUNDERS

,r,y YORK Oct. "A new queen reigns on Broadway!
a has GO nfe the tcG heart s't the sophstfse8
% Captain f}heba Crawford The Vanp of the Salvation
y .L,, call her around Times Square.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-02
SALVATION ARMY VAAlEo BROADWAYS OUEEr

Vallia, Josef Swickard, Frank Ian
ming and Gordon McGee handle
minor roles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08
HARDING AND CABINET
GET ELECTION RETURNS
President and High Officials
Receive Bulletins in
His Study.
IN TOUCH WITH G. o. T.. LEADERS

LRy Assncin,ed rr.s,1

WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.-Surround-
ed BY the members Of his Cabinet.
severa! high officials Of the admins
trhtion aud II half DOZEN close per
honai friends, President Harding re-.
ceived election returns tonIyh, in
his study In tn" Whit. Hous.
bulletins recording tn. cour, Of
ballots We're received AT In. rS.ru-
Nv" oiNceS over Il special Associated
Press wire and sen, directly tn tn.
President. bth"r wires brought re-
ports from Republican leaders, I'm tn.
various states. All anordIng the
president Information as 10 tn. rnea-
sure OF support he migh, expect from
Congress during the fual half o. his
administration.
Tine "1"cutiv" taking advantar. Of
IN" days dizziness In governmental
departments. was ont playing golf
when the hrst returns from Massa-
chusct's arrived during the after
noon. but White House officials noted
them with Interest and presented
ih"m :" him when he returned Just
after dark
Mrs Harding. VINO although con
fu"d 10 her bed conval"sciug from
h"r recent Hinges. manifested deem
interest in the progress az the cam
paign. VAS informed from time TO
time or IN" results Tho President
often directed that bulletins showing
definite trend Ia tho count b.. taken
!" her room and several times acted
a. messenger himself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08

Florida; George. Of Georgia; Steph-
en". az MiSsisSippl aud Swanson, OF
virginia. evidently ar. elected Sen
ht"r George succeeds Mrs. ". III. Eel
ton. appointed Ivy Governor iIardwick
l" succeed The late Senator Thomas
." hts"n, Shc was the first woman
senator. but never took her seat.
rarIy returns from the senatorial
contests in other States We're not In
ulchtlHe OF the results although
shortly after o'clock th. Now YORK
Times announced the election Of Or
fuNa! ;. Copeland. Democrat. to the
senate In defeat OF SenotOr Calder
Republican.
Alfred T.. Smiths plurality over
'"E'rhor Miller OF New York con
tinucd 4" mount as tn. returns piled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08

7 ny FSNUCIHI al Tf"SS.
ST, LOUIS. Nov. flames A. Reed
Democratic candidate for recollection
TO the United States Senat. WAS
leading his Republican opponent. r.
X. brewster by ..biG votes in oS7 pre-
cIncts out OF tn. 1913 OF the state
on the face OF early returns tonight.
Many precincts normally heavily Re-
publican gave tho Democratic nom. =
nee heavy majoriti.s over their party
standard bearer. Indicating heavy
scratching. especially in the towns.
This was attributed partly to Reeds
csp"usai "f tho cause Of tho "wots"
and Rrewster's straight prohibition
enforcement campaign The votes
stood: Reed, sS,SlS. brewster, S.
80
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IL ALABAMA COUNTIES
co FOR DEMOCRACY
Try Associated PRESS

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, Nov. -
(hi!c tho democratic State ticket
Grr!"d every county In the state.
|cordinS to unofficial AMI incom-
letc returns, Ecpubiicaus elected
unity officers in Clcburn. Winston,
4 halb and Chiffon Counties.
Cuilman County. which elected a
L. county Republican ticket two
ars ago. reversed Itself and elected
|'mocratic officers by two-to-one
te.
Pm the Seventh Congressional Dis
Fct. NJ, &. AliGood. Democrat was
|'dinE t. ]" Noojin. Republican. In
cry county in the district.
Ifor Governor. l35 precincts out of
10 give Brandon. Democrat. Ass.
rect. Republican. 742, Barber. So
|,lfst. iio
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Republican,. Claim California.

BY Universal Servicc.l
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov ON the
face Of returns ava,lahle at s T. VI.
II was evident THAI Senator Hiram
Johnson mas been reelected United
states senator from California by an
Overwhelming vote over W. j. Pear
son. his Democratic opponent In
san Francisco he was leading ten TO
ono. The same returns Indicated
that Friend W. Richardson the Re-
publican candidate has probably
been elected Governor over Thomas
Lee Woolwine, Democrat. although
w "NI"i Inc has apparently carried
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MISS ALICE ROBERTSON
HAS LOST HER SEAT
fKv Assoctat.d prcssl

OKLAHOMA CITY Nov Miss
. lie" Robertson. of MuskoEcc. Re-
publican. tn. only woman member OF
tn" SiSty-S"vrnth Congress Was de-
l"atcd for recollection hy tn. man
over whom sh" Won in IN" RcpubIi-
can l"ndsl.d" OF 1920. incomplete" re-
turns indicated lat"-t"nirht. W. w.
hastings. Democrat. veteran pf three
farms, VINO was uns"Htcd ny Miss
Robertson In tho las, election had .,
lead Of almost . 10 !. with III pre-
cincts reporting out Of 22G in the
district tn" count stood: Hastings.
l2.S3S. Miss Robertson. sSs5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08

MEMPHIS. Nov. Tinted states
senator Kenneth ~. Nick allar. Demo
cratic caudid-t" for r"-clectfon. was
leading his Republican opponent
Newell Sanders. Of Ihat7anooga. hv
ratio Of more than two /" one on
IN" face of unofficial returns tonight
from approx matcly l.loO OF 9.SyS
precincts In Tennessee, aud Austin
r"ny. Democratic uomin". for GOV
"rn"r. was leading Governor All
Taylor. Republican Incumbent by
almost two 10 on" on returns from,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08

IpcmocraD IN 100 out OF 2e4 pre-.
c'hris These towns gave Governor
a. - Brown IRepublicun) a majority
"i lfoVo TWO years ago. touEressman
Edward IL. Wasou ,R.publiCau)
appeared TO be --.lected In the Sec
"hd District, but In the First DIS
Flct the result was believed to be IL,
lOuhI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08

Ss.o76 Donahey. 57ae6. Congress
man ;. II. Fess, Republican canii-
date for senator. maintained his lead
over senator Alice romercna on re-
turns from as prccincts. The vote:
Tess. 52.i03; pomrrene. 59.S2o: Vir-
sinia -. Greene independently. 59I
majority agaiuNt the beer and wine
amendment 10 the Constitution was
given on returns from iGs precincts
which showed for the amendment
33,l53. against. 37.lsS
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Ma.a-ld Win. In Tr,e..

DALLAS, TENAS. Nov. 7-Earle
Il. Mayh"id Democratic candidate
for the United states Senate. had a
lead "f 5S.7@r votes over his Re-
publican supported opponent. George
r.. II. P"ddy Al ?:iS o'clock. when
incomplete returns from 1879 Coun-
ties on, Of @5l had been tsbula, cd
by the Texas election bureau The
vote was: Maynsld, 1859. Pcddy.
$500.
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q. d. r.. Losing In W. Nn.

CHAIil.ESToN. W. VA. Nov. M
NJ. Nicely. Democratic candidate for
United states senator. to which SEN
stor Howard Sutherland IL seeking
reelection. and four ~ the Demo
cratic candidates opposing present
Republican members OF the House Of
Representa- ives w"r. leading the
Republican incumhents when about
one-hfth ~ tn" vote of the State had
boon tahnlateL AT ?.2n tnmlghi
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Pinchot Leading In Penn.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 7.-Returns
|om nincty-siN districts out Of S.O2l
pennsylvania give Clifford Pinchot
|r Governor 1,4l+ and John \. Ne
P'Tran i.l@5. For United States
major twcnty-nine districts gave
.'yid y. Reed tRepublican). 1850;
pucI t.. Shull DcmocraD. 1893.
'o sam" number of districts gave
,orSe wharton Pepper 2.S79 for the
her seat In the United States SEN
o and Fred -. Kerr democrats,
.2t. "''''
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lRy Ass0cI.ted prcss1

NY NHsUCIHt"d Prcss.
Nii.M'NGToN. DEL. Nov. THE
contest FOR United states Senator in
Delaware. IL In doubt. Returns from
10 out of 2"i districts in the State.
tn" majority Of them in Wilmington.
gave Coleman DUPONT ,I4. 1880,
aud Thomas T. Bayard. CD. 1883.
Tn" lower counties are expected to
MAKE the result clos
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naNIs Itcpnins Lead

10y 'NIN"fSlT |erVlCe.
KANSAS CITY. MO- Nov. -
Jonathan NJ Davis. Democratic can.
dida'e for Governor in Kansas. TOOK
he lead over his Republican oppnn-
ont. w. !. Morgan, shortly after mic
night Returns from Sa3 precinct.
out OF 2.536 In tn. State gave:
Morgan. l0e,67.. Davis. Iil.2ia.
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y. u. Govrrnorship In Doubt.

MANCHESTER. \. IT.. Nov. -
With returns tabulatcd from half tn.
state, not including Concord. which
went Democratic by about 900 and
Manchester. where Democratic ma
jority OF from 1000 TO 900 was esti-
mated, The result for Governor was
believed at II O'Clock 10 t.. in doubt
The vote was 2s.H2 for Goodnow
tE"rubitcanl, and 2t5ss for Brown
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Poll Fight In syI,, y e.

SYLVIA. y. G.. Nov. 7-George "
keEis. Republican leader Of Jackson
county. WAS shot aud killed hy wal
ter Fisher at the polling piac. in Rnr-
h-rs Creek township This afternoon
ana then Fisher was shot by 10. Sui
Ton. according To officers. who are
holding Fisher on murder charg.
and sutton on charge Of attempted
murder.
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g. %. y. Loses In IIIxhIrud

STAINTDN. VA. Nov 7-Hirniand
oHn'|' WIN IN" exception OF on-
> man precinct. which viii not affect
we 'omrlr'" return materially, gave
Swanson. 2li. MrJ;avuck. q. Tuct.r
2cl Martin. So. FOR Convention, }.
against Convention. $50
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senator ,,,,rh.,,L u.

OMAHA. NEE. Nov. senator
Gilbert VI. Hitchcock. tonight con
coded tn" election OF his Republican
opponent X. II. Howell. Republican
national committeeman. Ira con
graduating his successor. tn" S.na-
'"r said h" estimated Mr. Huwelrs
majority would h" .".O0u or more.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08

San Francisco. Tho returns were
zoo m"ager TO definitely ascertain
the trend in this fight. stat. chair
man A f.. Boynton claimed election
OF the entire Republican ticket in Il
conEra,uiatory message sent TO hts
candidates.
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Port De,eI"nm-nt Measure Adopted.

W. NlsNt' NOV. g.
Cn"iicial aud incomplete" returns
from forty of tn" siNty-s COun-
ties OF tn" state Indicate that the
constitutional am"ndm"n providing
for an extension of the credit OF the
stat" for Development Of the port
of Mobile was adopted by "a vote of
'hr." 10 one. Not NOR. than five
counties heard from voted adversely
To the proposal
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Tnckrr md Swanson Fur Ahead.

tSp"cia' :" Tn" Times III spatch
BUCKINGHAM. Va. Nov seven
precincts ia buckingham CAV" swan
ION "9l votes and Tucker The same
Tn" Republicans cast only fortv-
s"v-n votes IN the seven precincts
Only a few scattering votes for tn.
Constitutional Amendment.
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LODGE IS DEFEATED,
NEW YORK WORLD SAYS

NE" YORK. Nov The New
York World ton!gh; said that Henry
Cabot Lodge. Republican. OF Ma~sa-
churetts, had been defeated by 49,
900 votes by william y. CASTOR. his
Democratic opponent,
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Make sweep In ,ppo,ou,,,,

Especial TO The Times III spatch.
APpOM ALTON VA Nov 7.-Wi,h
seven out 90 ten precincts hear,
from Appomattox County gives
swanson mojority Of $50 over Nj,
""HoN and Lewis. There wcr. s3s
votes cast aEains; tho Constitutional
convention and eleven for ii, Tuck
= minority In the county will be
at least $50.
Pnrtini Rockbridgc yute.
LEXINGTON. VA \nv II.xiro
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Democratic >omlnr. Ahcna in ohio.

Ify Associated rrcSs
COLUMBUS. ONO Nov. IA V
ponah"N. Democratic candidate for
Governor. took the lead over CarmI
\. Thompson. Republican. ON re-
turns from 90? uf IN" Sta1o's SlG7
precincts early tonight. Thu. vote
FOR these precincts was: Thu,nng.u
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RcpmbiIcnr. s,,c., to-,

DIES MONIES. IA, Nov. Smith
w Br""khart. Republican candidate
tor United states senator from Iowa
led clyde l.. Herring. Democra,Io
nominee. nearly two 10 one in ,hs
first ScNcnty-fve precincts to report
ont OF 2.SiS In tho state. The vote:
hr"okhart. Has; Herring. S.2ol
Governor y. f.. Kendall. In afty.s,y
precincts. received 1850 votes and
j X. Files. Democratic candidate.
29sl
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Allegheny NOfr

Especial 10 The Times. hi patch1
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. Nov. =
ia" election here today was exceed
'ns!N quiet and small vot. was
ppilrd In thr". wards For Senat.
Swanson sos; McGnvock 81: for
it"nS" Tucker. 2s7; Martin. 10: for
Convention 80. against. 237.
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Arknn.n~ Elects Solid Delegation.

iiTTLc ROCK. ARK. Nov AR
kansas VIII return tho usual s"lidly
Democratic delegation ~ seven mem
h"rS 10 TIA" House ~ Representatives.
nut three seats We're contested to-
day. and scattering returns at N
~ clock virtually assured Democratic
Victories IN each case.
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q. q. y. BInxinx rrniI In Mimi.

st PAUL. Nov. First returns
from Minnesota election today in
the United states Senatorial contes,
gave Kellogg tRD l61 v"t.x in two
precincts; Shipst"ad F-iJ. 253 and
MrS. Olcsen Cbp. 90
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FIRST FIVE WOMEN
CANDIDATES BEATEN
IBy Associated rr.ssl

NEW YORK. Nov. THE first five
women ca nj dates for IN. House TO
appear In tn. returns were beaten
-Four w"r" In PENNSYLVANIA and on.
was In North Carolina.
In tn. South. Senator Trammell. of
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GAWANS SWAMP PROPOSITION FOR A NEW CONSTITUTION

ton and fourteen precincts out OF
t"cnty-two in Rock bridge voted TO-
day hs follows; Senator Swanson.
s50' McGavook. 1879; Lewis. IL; Tuck
or 1913; Martin. lS3; Constitutional
Convention. for, 1872: against. go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08

SALT LAKE: CITY. Nov. 7.-Erne,t
IA mh"rEer. Republican candidate for
tinted states senator. polled ls2
votes against II? for William II.
King. Democrat. incumbent. In tho
first Utah district to report
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the sams precincts. These return,
gave Mcclellan, $500, Sanders. as
''S. Peay. 1S,6i2, and Taylor. a0,O5S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08

MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks bes.
Of all after Golden Clint Shampoo.
ADV.
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TENTH DISTRICT


Especial !" The Times Dispatch
STA UNION. VA. Nov 7-Twentv-
nm" precincts IN Augusta County. in
Guiding c"mplet" city Of stanton
vote, give Swanson. 1881: McGavock
80 Lewis 32 Tucker. 1923. Martin.
soy. FOR Constitutional Convention
S'2' against Constitutional Conven
ton. l.2ns. Sraunton's vo,. alon.
vas: SWANSON. Gl3; McGavock, 1870.
Tucker, a'i. Martin. 2ls: for con
v"n'iou. ls: against Convention. 3s2
Noi" in stanton and Augusta light
Tucker has carried Tho diytrlc, bv
AT Teas, 5000 for Congress.
Especial 70 Tn" Timcs-Disp patch ]
CUMBERLAND. On. Va, Nov -
Total Vote In Cumberland county.
swanson. Us: McGavock. rs: Lewis
St G.ore. Tucker. POS John Mar
TIN. So About ons-third vote was
pollci
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collected waste
peisonG - all
working to-
ward Abaoiuts
relief.
Be sure 20
ask FOR TIN
Giles LAxO
ASPIRIN tho
Improved as
p!rin with sAs
threo poiptl.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-10

SO ir lino aupeilen al reid. i'm
oas gebcn 81 fonncn, iuas elm Ar.
mer brald]t.
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TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.

Monday morning, no paper pub
lished.
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OLD DAYS IN AMERICUS

Garrah, Walter Cranberry, Jim Pope,
and Harry Harper. The opposing
team will consist of the following
Arch Eldridge, Egbert Allen, o. A.
Coleman, C. H. Z. Smith, Charlie
Graham, Walter Johnson, Irwin Har-
rold, John Ansley, j, r. Miller, and
Whitehurst.
Miss Lila Johnson, one of Ameri-
Gus most charming young ladies, re-
turned home yesterday from Macon,
wheer sha has been attending Wes-
leyan college. Miss Rosa Daniels, a
popular young lady of Macon, re-
turned with her and will visit here
for sometime.
Misses En- Prince and Charlie
Wheatley, two fascinating and pop
ular young ladies whose absence from
the city has caused much regret, re-
turned last night from Staunton,
Pa, where they have been at col
lege.
Frank Lanier leaves this morning
for New York where he will spend
two weeks. he will stop over in
Macon today at the grocers conven-
ton.
The mail carriers handled much
more mail yesterday than of the day
before. They are working hard, but
it will take some time to get every
thing to running smoothly.
Misses Anna and Ella Lou har-
rold, who have been visiting rela-
tives in Columbus, Miss, returned
home yesterday to the delight of their
many friends.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-03
TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY

From the Times-Recorder, June
3, 1929
ERNEST STATHAM, after a
Il course at the State Tech, has
accepted a position with the Ameri-
Gus Oil Co., entering upon his duties
at once.
Miss RosaHe Smith and Mrs. Jas.
Taylor, president and vice-presidcnt
respectively Of the Americas chapter
CT the United Daughters of the Con-
federacy, left yesterday for Lump
kin, where this morning they will
distribute crosses of honor among
members of the Confederate veterans
of Stewart county.
Mrs John p Butt entertained Fri
day evening at a Geographical par
ty in honor of her guests, Misses
Portia Ray and Anna Belle Tappan.
Miss Rogers, Of Forsyth, won the
ladies prize, a handpainted comb and
brush tray, and Mr.. Ebert Ansley,
the gentleman's prize, a handsome
PAL AAS%AANA-A bDeEEN Ellllt, "ullC
Miss Mae Belle Hawkins was con-
5oled with little china kitten, and
Mr.. Harvey with little dog. De-
llghtful ices were served, while Miss
Lynn Mathis presided at the punch
able. Present were Misses Ray and
Tappan, of Atlanta; Miss Rogers, of
Forsyth; Miss MethVin. of Eufaula
Miss Edwards, of Buena Vista; Miss
es Maggie and Yonah Buchanan, Eva
Mae, Agnes and Mae Belle Hawkins,
Sarah Mathis, Allie Mae Kleckley,
Fannie Stallings, Annie Lane, LAURA
Wimberly, Mamie and Alice Clarke,
Mr.. Jones, of Dawson; Messrs. Ans
ley, Andrews, Middleton, Mathis,
Buchanan, Harvey, Page, Collins,
Stukes, Everett, Childers, Ransford,
Small, Rushin and McMichael.
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THE Naturalization suspected
n +yo,,bla

THE Naturalization suspected
4 trouble
He had seen Comet-Legs, his
enemy, slipp off on his shooting-star
! in a great hurry. He had gone in
the direction of Eena Meena's house
where bad dreams were to be had.
So when night came and the moon
was almost empty of fairies-aIl of
them being down on the carth-he
took his spyglass and looked down
at the world and hunted up Tommy
Browns house.
H2nk, the drcam-fairy, had con-
fidcd to the Moon-Man as he left he
had fine dream to spread on Tom
my pillow and was going to try
land make it come true
But Mr.. Peerabout suspected trou-
BILE, so he took his spyglass and
looked down.
lac looked down at the very
minute old Comet-Legs met Wink
on TOP of Tommy roof. He could
see Comet-Legs had a toad-skin bag
over his shoulder and knew that in
ut was one of Eena Meena's awful
dreams. Over Wink's shoulder was
"a poppy-leaf bag with Tommy's nice
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-03

June graduates are finding there
IS no shortage of presidents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-03

dream about the pony.
Mr., Peerabout.
Sir. Pcerabout put his hand be-
hind his car and listened.
"Haw came Comet-Leg's voice
with a jeer. "What are you doing
here?"
u might ask you the same thing!
declared Wink.
It's none of your businessw re-
torted the bad fairy, rudely, 81 was
here first.
where's Black Cap?" demanded
Wink. Il was to meet him here.
Did you do anything to him?"
81 just knocked him down the
chimney, boosted Comte-Legs, land
that's what I'm going to do to you
if you don't get out of my way"
"Well, l won'tw said Wink stout
ly.
And the next second they had laid
down their dreams and were punch
ing each other fearfully.
Nancy! Nickr called Mr.. Peer
about excitedly. There's a job for
you now on the earth. Go to Tom
my Browns house at once"
(To be continued)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-03

Business is humming," say dry
goods dealers. "Ours is whistling, .
say wet goods dealers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-03

About the only thing scarcer than
hens teeth are pretty girls who
1on't know it.