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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
GREENLEAF IN MATCH
WITH ST0U1ENBURGH
Local Billiard Star to Appear
In Match in Baltimore Today
and Tomorrow.

Baltimore. Nd, Feb s.-World's
champion Ralph Greenleaf and Larry
Stoutenburgh, Bunalo's leading pocket
billiard exponent, are ready for their
clashes in this city. This afternoon
they will begin a two-day stand at
Klein's Academy with conflict of $50
points. will collide tonight under the
same conditions and will windup, their
stay here tomorrow by meeting in
afternoon and evening matches.
Since the youthful and Sensational
titleholder, who only recently deci-
sively defeated hts laureis against
Arthur Woods. will be pltted against
one Of the games most capable players
while here, his engagement has at
tracted more interest than any OF
those he has h3d IN this city during
the last five or six seasons.
The champion, who seems 10 I'm
prove with each contest In which he
engages, will be found at his best,
which means local followers Of the
cue are In for some very interesting
entertainment 9reenleaf. though a
master and seemingly best when un-
der fire, is one OF the most rapid. as
we'll as spectacular. GUESTS billiards
have ever seen. He picks his shots in
an instant and executes them with an
accuracy and lightness of touch which
are, indeed, uncanny
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
Company Il. Seconds.
PLAYERS ELIGIBLE TO
PLAY IL CITY CIRCUIT

ST, Mary S. wahls.
Francis J. Sheehy. James T. Taylor.
Robert +. Shaw, Clarence Lutz, Ed
ward r. Carpenter. Charles "A. Won
Paul Mcconnell.
Pioneer-Arthur Grant, John
Przybstslsi. r. j. o'Neil. Walter c.
o,Keefe. Frank Dunn, 7. 8. Ewing,
+. w. Daley, c. NJ. Bulger, Francis
J. Purcell, Lynn Farley.
Parkside-William Greenwood, s.
Worth, Hugh McCanghan. Charles
w. Gibson. Walter Hayes. Howard S.
Alexander. Walter NJ. speakman, Jr.,
Horace r. Allen, Edward B. Dawson,
Chakles S. Weitzel.
Brownson--Joseph A. Haney. John
c. Dougherty. NJ. A. Flynn, James w.
Farley. Gerald p. Doherty. Jr., Harry
]. kelleher. William +. Long, Harold
J. Freeman. Robert II. McCafferty
b. J. Bierman.
Mt. Vernon-Robert Kavanaugh
]. James McVey. George ]. Biddle
Paul A. Gallagher. Jerome F. Nc
Laughlin, Joseph p. Lacy, Daniel
Toomey, Owen De Night, James Cam
mock, w. A. Shields.
Seventh Ward--Alex. A. Gillespie
l.. ]. Magill, Daniel Sullivan, An
thony Donnely, Raymond Strebb
James A. Quinn. w. p. Walsh. Herber,
Firth, w. Mayer, Francis Lowell.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06

get-together meeting for Wednesday
night at the Y. NJ. G. A., at g. Every
manager is urged to be present as i'm
portant business Will come up at this
meeting. There is a rumor that New
Castle may We in the loop this year.
The Howard High School girls bas-
ketbalA team was defeated Saturday
night by the Darby Coterie Girls Club
at Clover Hall, Philadelphia, Pa, TO
S. Miss Stafford. with two field goals,
and the all7arorfid playing Of Miss
Kelly, Howard's new forward, were
the features.
New Castle High School had no
trouble in winning from the Pennsyl-
vania Military Prep School OF Chester
Saturday night, before the largest
crowd OF the season in the New Castle
opera House, so TO 19.
Dover National Guards defeated the
Laurel A. c., OF Laurel, Saturday
night at the Dover Armory, 29 to IL
The feature of the game was the play
ing OF Bud O'Neil and w. jackson
for the Guards. both making several
good shots.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
FIVE POINTS GAMES
TO Be At ELMHURST
Baseball Fans Out Richardson
Park Way Turning Attention
to National Pastlme.

Special Correspondence Eysry Evening.
Richardson Park, Feb. 8--Besebali
fans OF this section. after discussing
the national sport during the winter.
are now turning their attention 70
preparing for the actual game and
the cry play ball The Five Points
Ciyics Association. athletic committee.
with Harvey Meyer chairman. ycster-
day viewed several proposed sites for
a ball diamond, spd II was decided 10
play this years games at Elmhurst.
The new grounds are located at
Winston avenue and Newport street.
within walking distance from the New
port trolley cars. Whether tho Five
Pointers will be lined up Ia tho
suburban League or play independsnt
ball this season, has not been decided.
but Il is hoped that six or sisht-.sam
league OF suburban teams can b. ar
ranged.
The Five Point junior 'esn on Sst-
urday, held n bake at Browns meat
store. when s24 was secured towards
ths uniform fund.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
THIS AND THAT OF SPORT

III. b. Robertson led the field in the
bo-,arget event. with 4Gx50. at the
Eastlake shoot Saturday afternoon.
G. Noshell. @. Sylvester and B. Wend-
ling tied for second honors with 46
breaks. l.. l.. Boyce showed up well
In the double target event, 23x24. 4
Salesianum's basketball five will
play Catholic High and ST. Joseph's
Prep this week In return matches The
former game viii be on foreign
floor. while the later game will be
played here. Friday night.
Cookman and Eastlake battle IN the
, opener and Brandywine plays ST.
Pauls In the Church League games
az the Friends School gymnasium.
These games are expected to draw q
large crowd.
Tho Edge Moor soccer team was de-
fcated by Wildwood. 40. In a second
division Allied League match, played
AT Frankford. Pa. Saturday.
President Le Roy Steele, OF the
Suburban League. has called the nrs,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
STEELE NOT TO LEAD SUBURBAN LEAGUE

Leroy Steele
VIII
at which
to the - 'N'O'.
wnl ne Of
Steele's
In
which required considerable
.ed number OF serious breaks
son..
"A MS parting the
on hand Tor the meeting "Wednesday
some that New Should
nine
N IN the circuit there would be plenty
the danon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
YOUNG ALLlSON'S MANAGER
LOOKING FOR SOME BOUTS

Young Joe Allison. a local leather
pushcr, Is back in tho gsme after a
short layoff. He is now under the
management OF Jesse Mccoy, a we'll
known sportsman OF the Third Ward.
Mccoy IL ready 20 place his protege
against any hattler In the State at
lis pounds. ringside.
During Alllson's career In the ring.
he has never met with defeat and
he has defeated some OF the best In
the State AT his weight He Is working
out daily at one OF the local clubs
with Frankie Lewis md X. o. Sammy
Franklin.
Young Allison is IL yeaAs old. Those
who have seen him work out claim
that there is nothing to stop him from
going 20 the top. He Is In excellent
condition, is a good mixer and is
game. Challenges can be sent TO Jesse
Mccoy, 7o7 West Second street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
HIGH SCHOOL QUINTET IN BAD LUCK

The Wilmington High
streak OF bad luck recently Thosng INK must be following tho
team To1ose tho week,
typical Of hard
OF
by
game TO West Chester High by
The high school players have been working this fashion
esson oeen going
quintet has failed TO display the
sufhcient points
close battles
The the
IN which they have
There VIII
-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
GOALS
Warren to Again Lead City Loop.

A meeting of the City Baseball
League was held last week and ten
teams were selected to make up the
organization. The schedule will con-
tain 9S games and the opening date
has been set for April %. The follow
ing officers were elected TO serve this
season: President. w. A. Warren
vice-president. Ben Greenstein; secre-
tary and treasurer. Arthur Davies. A
feature of the league this season will
be the introduction of twilight games
TO be played on Wednesday Of each
week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
HIGHLETs PRIMING
FOR TOURNEY

Wilmington High has entered the
big scholastic basketball tourney. to
be held IN Weishtman Hall. Philadel-
phia, under the auspices Of the Uni
yersity OF Pennsylvania, starting Feb
ruary IS and continuing for three
weeks. The locals will run UP against
some stif teams In the tourney,
Reading High. Steelton High, who de-
feated the local team last year, and
several other fast teams from other
States being entered.
"A feature OF this years meet will
be the presence OF the fast Duval
Florida, High School team, champions
Of the South; Hoboken High, win
ners Of the Jersey championships. and
the Wiliamsport. Pa, team, runners
up last year for the title, the latter
team being the favorite to cop tn,
title this year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
NEW FOUND 10Y GAS /
UpSETS DANCE DECORUM
Contents Of Fire Estingulshers
Furnish Hilarious InhaIa-
ton Jags.

Windsor. ". c., Feb. ss--This II .
prohibition town, Of course. and every
body knows everybody else. But no.
body knows who put "joy gas" in FIRE
ersinguishcrs that made staid old
maids and staider chaperones forget
their dignity and become hilarious at
a public dance held here a few nights
ago.
The authorities are endesvoring ~
ascertain Just what the ingredients OF
the SOY gas" are. They also want to
learn who flied the FIRE extinguishers.
The dance was a subscription sf-
fair and some OF the best people in
town were present.
There were plenty OF the patented.
medium sized metal FIRE extingu;sh-
ers hung conspicuousiy around tho
building. The party was duly chap
eroned and ticker Was not IN cyl
denoe. 70 far az any OF tho five senses
could discern.
As the evening wore along. however,
signs OF intoxtcaelon became evident
by the capers cut By the 5azssrs. Mer-
r.er and nerr1sy grsw the dancers
Hilarity supsrssdAd dscorum. and
ffnally an investigation was made.
In tho vonsn.D dressing room were
two empty FIRE sxttnguishers and IN
the mems dressing room three wers
found. It seems \ visitor from thu
city was there. He whispered II the
contents of this special make OF firs
extinguisher were poured into . vssssi
and the liquid shifted deeply tho resul,
would be a genuine gin jag. Tho boys
put their girl friends wise.
The Town Council will have TO re-
equip the building with nsw fro ex-
Itinguishers and hereafter remove them
before leasing II for . dance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
(. OF {. QUINTET WIN
OVER bRANOYW|NE
Purcell, Mccarthy and Buckley
S<ar Tor "cassys"; Cath
olio Daughters Win.

Il. ~ g. defeated tho strong Bran
d>wino team of the Church ihasue
Saturday uiEht, N-'i.
Purcell. Mccarthy md buckley we're
N" shining liphls for tho "Cascys
rur,cll's foul shooting kept tho X. OF
&. Ia the lead nil during the game.
Tho "care,s' will play tho strong
Dover National Guard team tomorrow
night rhr viii h" tho first appear
nnr. ~ the down-S'r,c fvc In this
~ Tor a number OF years.
Ia the preliminary gam. the Cath
olio paugh,cfa ~ America defeated
the i'rownson girls team by the over
wh.lminr rccre ~ sr-G Florcnce
i.esiy wa. tho leading scorer for the
ranphtcrs' with "a points. sophie
k,enrs wns tho other star. with three
Held goals,
The Daughters viii play tho Junio-
League rtils Thursday nivht.
Tho fccrci
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
DROWNSON BOWS TO
ST. MARY'S STARS
More Than 500 People See the
Game at ST. Jossph's Hall;
DOC" Doherty Stars.

before q crowd of over 500 people. 81.
Na'ss took Prownson into camp Sal
Hnrasv night ~ g. Joscph's HAll. % TO
30. IN a very fast game. 10th teams
shcwed wonderful teamwork and the
shooting ~ Mcconnell was the out
standing fcaiurs. whlsc lNfr ~ 81.
Nary'- and Farley 81 nrownson. play
.d a great Ncor game each having :
Neld roais.
The euarilns ~ Gerald Doherty was
the best seen on local floor this sea-
con. 10th clubs had their royal root
ere cut IN lSrse numbers The -corc:
n. MARNS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
AtAn nding.
rails Weeks Schedule.

This Weeks Schedule.
MondnN--Iirownso VI. Park
side. at Parksldc. Referee
Hpexr.
rday---St. Mary's va. Mt
Vernon. al Rrownson. Referee
Maxwell.
Wcdnesdsy sy---Pnrkslde We. Sew
.u,h Ward. nj Friends. Referee
Maxwell
Thursday--Mt. Vernon vs..
Pioneers. At Friends. Referee
---I'owa0
FrldnN---tssvcnth Ward ys.
nrownson, AT Brownson. Ref
cree Maxwell
Haturdny--Pionesrr va. ST.
M~rys at ~ Joseph's. Referee
--Isosss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
st. Mary's TO Hold Dance.

The first dance OF the ST. Mary's
Catholic Club and Ladies' Auxiliary
will be held in Pythian Castle tomor-
row evening. February Z. The big
features on the dance program WI be
a prize waltz and spot dance. The
judges are TO be selected from some
Of the best dancers in the city. Dane
ing VIII start at $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
George Wright GolAng at 7e.

San FranciscoA Feb. 6.-George
Wright Of Boston, one OF the pioneer
stars of baseball, who Is visiting at
Delmonte, Calf. celebrated his sew
enty-sixth birthday by playing the
Seaside golf course at Pebble Beach
near Delmonte In 49,. score most
golfers half his age are proud TO
make. Wright has been given credit
for creating the position Of shortstop
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
ST. STEPHEN LOSES,
UNION FIVE IS EASY
Largo Crowd Attends Church
League Games at Y. M. c. A.;
First Central In Form.

In the regular Saturday night
Church Athletic League games at the
Y. NJ. G. A. Old Swedes OF the Second
Division defeated st. stephens Al to
IA First Central had an easy time
with Union. defeating them Is TO 13.
Old Swedes got away to a good
start in the opener and had things
It's own way in passing, dribbling and
scoring. The East Side tossers hit the
basket for a total OF 16 two-pointers.
Allen and Wolfe were high scorers
with Ave each. while Wahls. OF st.
Mary's accounted for three deuces.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
horses to be Sold.

The d. +. S. Nichols Company will sell
tomorrow at the Delaware State Fair
grounds all the trotters. PAGERS and
colts owned by ID. G. Armstrong, for
merly OF Pocomoke City. Doctor Nut
wood. ad2h; Dock c.. 2.I4A, and
Sadie Penn. 213h. were raced in this
section last year and are well known
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
CARSON, DOELZE AND MCKEE
LEAD IN STATE TOURNEY

Carson. Doelzc and Mckee are lead
ing the list Of bowlers In the tourna-
ment for the state title. Carson and
Doelse have esch won four games.
while Mckee. with three Victories and
no defeats. win have hard road to
trava tonisht when he meets Jack
Bergan.
The standing OF the players and
schedule for tonight IL as follows:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
Handban Tourney Starts Tonight.

The Y. NJ. c. A. handball tourney
will get underway at the courts this
evening. starting at 40. There are
~ mon entered at the present time
and the matches VIII be watched with
interest by the rest of the members OF
the Y. The handicap system, devised
by william Z. Corey, Will be used
again this year. giving each player
an equal chance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
Grammar School Boys to Swim.

The first OF a series Of swimming
meets for tho teams Of tho Grammar
School Athletic League will be held
In the Y. NJ c. A. pool next Saturday
afternoon. The boys viii be placed in
four classes. ranging from IS pounds
TO l25 pounds. and the events will In
clude the relay race, 20-yard swim.
plunge FOR distance and 40-ynrd
swim. Announcement will bo made
later IN the week whether or not the
meet will be open to tho public.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
"SALMONr SHIELDS TO
LEAD DEFIANCE CLUB

w. A. Salmon" Shields was
elected president Of the Defiance
Athletic Association yesterday
at a meeting In the association 3
headquarters, Second and Jack
son streets. Other officers
chosen were Paul Mcconnell
vice-president; George Geisz-
Ter, financial secretary; Stephen
Lyons, recording secretary;
John Dougherty, corresponding
secretary; John Mulshenock,
treasurer; Dennis Haley. SER
geant-at-arms
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
Fashion Show at CIaymont

The Ascension Guild VIII Eivv q
fashion show IN tho Church OF tbs
Ascension. Claymont, on Wednesday
evening. February 15. This will be
followed by a. dance, IN which the
Original Six will furnish music.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06

Schedule For Tonight.
7.15-McKee vs.. Bergan.
s.o0-Herpel VI. Harkins.
S.<5-Roddy Va. Howett.
e.30-Boilinger VI. Stewart.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
SILyERBROOK PILES Up
BIG SCORE ON EASTLAKE

Silverbrook defeated Eastlake Satur-
day nigh, at the Silverbrook gym.
40 to IL. The Siiverbrook boys began
with rush and took the lead and
were never IN danger. The score:
SILVERBROOK.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
ARMMAs SECONDS WIN.

The a Armmas FRAT Seconds
evened thinss up when they defeated
the Soldiers Second team with 22-
to-12 score. II. Maxwell and Brat.
ton did all the scoring for tho Arm
mas five, while Seeds put up good
game at guard. Riley and Reynolds
broke even I'm honors for the Com
pany Il scoring.
A rm mas ancouds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06

Jack Sylvanus' First Central added
another victory TO It's string by de-
feating Union 25 to 13.
Although the First Central boys had
an easy time and there was never any
doubt as to who would be the victors
Union at times displayed some real
good basketball. but could not keep
1t up, long enough TO do them any
good. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
COMPANY T SCORES
. VICTORY OVER ARMMAS
Snappy Games at Newark Sat-
urday; Armmas Reserves
Even Up Matters.

Company r, Delaware National
Guard. Vored 25-to-ie victory over
the Armm.s FRAT team OF New
port in snappy game in the armory
mt Newark on Saturday night. The
Guardsmcn were In the lead from the
beginning. although squirt by the
Armmss fivc at the opening OF the
second half brought the score almost
to a fifty-ffty basIs.
Tho score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06

Oct n better job. Tell whh, you
can a. IN situation Wanted" al
tomorrow ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
GOALS
GOALS
Field Foul p,

TI'T'F'"' F0NFF' Ne0FFf. EVIVr
Timer. Mck~nne. Fouls committed
si Marys. "a, nrownson. 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
Armmas IT.
Company Il.
Goals

Referee. Meyers. Time OF halves, 90
minutes. Substitution. Hennins for
Powell
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
CITY LEAGUE.

saturday Nights Results.
~ Mnry's, &c, brownson, 90.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
Old Swedes
St Stephens

Referee. Sparks. Scorer, Wingate
Timer, Trotter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
First Central.
LA rh IL

Referee. Sparks. Scorer, Carver
Timer, Trotter.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-03
FIRST AID WHEN
BABY HASCROUP

Your baby may wake tonight
choking, strangling, gasping in the
clutches of the dreaded Group. What
will you do? Send for the doctor?
Certainly. But that insidious, malig-
nant malady that holds your little
one in its grasp viii not wait I'M
til the doctor dresses and can reach
you. While you are waiting for
the doctor your little one may be
slowly suffocating.
Immediate action is imperative.
Rush to the medicine chest and get
your bottle of DR.. Cheney's Expec-
torant. The first dose you admins
ter will quiet the baby Repeat the
dose after a short time if necessary.
At the same time, heat kettle of
boiling water and place it SO the
steam will reach the crib.
DR.. Cheney's EXpectorant should
always be used when any of the
family suffer from any affections
of the throat-eolds, coughs, whoop-
ing cought, asthma, bronchitis, etc.
Sold by all druggists and in
smaller towns by general merchants
at SOC and Coo the bottle, - (ady.l 6
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-03
OBSERVATIONS;
By Stanle,

A man who has time to knock has
entirely too much time
Girl of most beautiful back is
found. She will grin and bare it.
Every day or 50 the Oldest man in
the world either dies or marries.
The revolver is 81 years old. Time
for it to retire.
The reckless are not wreckless: the
wreckleSs are not reckless.
Grass widows of Denver object to
being called that in the directory.
Nothing green about a grass widow.
The first thing to turn green in
the spring is envy of others new
hats.
A doctor now finds dancing makes
warts on the feet, He's late. Feet
are not used in dancing.
Harding has saddle horse named
Democrat. Make your own comment.
A golf club and husband make
excellent rug beaters.
At beauty shows, all of it does.
confidence men are overrunning
Florida. This is the truth and is not
a slam at Bryan.
Money talks, but with a Swiss SON
ih-law John DIS will yodel.
Business motto: Pull together or
pull to pieces.
Everything SENS to be pending
around the patent office
Salvation Army finds there are
about 1,000,0o0,0OO heathens. Thir
does not include those dropping but
tons in the collection plate.
Average person consumes eight
matches per day'-news item. Why
not buy toothpicks?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-03
A GOOD STANDARD FOR US ALL.

CAPT. JOHN A. COBB, 8@-year-
old Sumter county ordinary, was
one of the most elated citizens over
the success of the opening of the curb
market Wednesday. Said he:
81 have been a resident of Sum-
ter county for fifty years. During
all that time | have made it a rule
of my life never to buy anything out
Of Americas or Sumter county that
| Gould get here.
My daughter, Mrs. Stewart, who
has lived in many parts of the world
and in large cities, has repeatedly
told me that nowhere she had ever
been has she found shopping so salts
factory as in Americas, and nowhere
could she get better and more up-to-
date good and at such favorable
prices. She always does as much
shopping here as she can"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-03
-s3sAzi

although no one said anything
about it"
"And well take the cake along,
suggested the goat. "You can put it
into a basket and l can carry it on
my back. Just wait, I'll get the
basket myself"
He ran into the cave and slyly
slipped the Cloth of Dreams into
large basket, and when he returned
Nick laid the cake carefully on it.
Are you sure we may take it,"
asked Nancy.
ooh, yes" nodded the goat. "The
gypsy woman baked it for US her
self"
I'll tell you a secret, my dears.
The missing record was inside the
middle layer.
ITO Be Continued.)
Copyright, 1929
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-03
TWENTY YEARS AFo TODAY.

w GfAAN9 TAI ~ W.
(From the Times-Recorder March 8,
1902
DOTH the Seaboard and Central
- railroads are knocked out by the
floods and neither line can operate
through trains on this division. The
Central cuts out at Oglethorpe on
the south and Montezuma on the
north side of Flint river, and not
even transfer can be made. The
Seaboard runs through to some
point near Hurtsboro and transfers
passengers for Montgomery.
The regular election for police Of
GERS by the police commission will
take place this afternoon. All of the
present incumbents, it is understood,
will be candidates for reelection,
while a number of other applications.
are on file.
At the meeting of city council last
night board of city assessors was
elected to serve during the year.
Messfs. J. C. Roney, j. T. Stallings
and II. E. Allen constitute the board.
Americas hsa received but little
mail since Saturday, owing to wash
outs on the railroads in this section
and the discontinuance of mail
trains.
Each day now marks some inn
provement in cotton The staple ad-
vanced steadily yesterday, and Amer
icus buyers paid s IA to 3-8c for
the best grades.
Arthur Rylander spent yesterday
in Americas at his home, returning
to Lake Butler, Fla, Friday night.
Miss Gertrude White came from AL
bany yesterday to visit her sister,
Mrs. James A. Davenport, at her
home here.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-03
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY.

And Elisha saw it, and cried, My
father, my father, the chariot of
Israel and the horscmcn thereof! -
Kings 2:12.
If he were alive today, would he
not be bewildered by much of our
talk about our rights? Washington S
mind dwelt very little on rights, and
very much on duties. For him, pa
triotism was a duty; good citizen
ship was a duty. We face new du-
ties. Shall we face them with Wash
ington's courage, wisdom and sue
cess?
Charles w. Eliot.