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SEE STlNNES TRICK
IN RUHR GUARANTEE:
PARIS SPURNS NOTE

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Urges Trained Appointec.

May ] venture to suggest that
when the time comes for the selection
of my successor the Board of Chill
dren's Guardians choose person
thoroughly trained in the modern
principles of child caring and that
having selected such a person. the
board give to it's executive its COM
plete confidence and support and the
full responsibility for all work gen
orally recognized as that which the
executive should be permitted to do.
81 myself would gladly have given
up the work a year or more ago had
the situation not appeared to demand
that / remain on. Before any recent
intimation that several members of
the board desired a change 1 had
made definite plans to give up at
once. because 1t was no longer :possi-
BILE to go forward.
although in all work dealing with
human relations full consideration
must be given to the other mans
point of view, ] am not willing, to,
have any part in work where ap-
proved policies must be compromised
or standards lowered.
'I therefore wish to sever my Off
cial connection with the Board Of
ChiIdren's Guardians not later than
June 30, 1879. tAe sna zef the present
fiscal year,
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without feeling a thrill. The good
this convention has done will be felt
for a long time
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want a workingmen's soviet. repub
lie says the communist organ.
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had been we'll trained And were alert
energetic and capable.

had been we'll trained And were alert.
energetic and capable.
Detective Morton. who took tEis
matter in charge, went straight to
work In most businessllke way.
waring, not as the fnsdieal men had
clues to the manner Of HIS death.
whats this ring on his forehead?"
be asked, looking at the dead mans
Il don't know. That struck me as
qneer," said Greenfield. What is it.
The examiner peered through his
glasses.
Il can't make that out myself" he
Morton looked more closely.
There. was a. red circle on warnings s
forehead that looked as If 1T had been
put there Of some purpose.
perfect circle il was, about two
inches In diameter, and it was red
and sunken iIxo the flesh. as If 1t
might have been done with n brand
ing iron.
mot a very hot one. though" Nor
ton remarked, after suggesting this,
but surely somebody did 1T. Til say
himself For dead man couldn't do
It, and there's no sense in assuming
that DR.. Waring branded himself be-
fore committing suicide. Was IL done
before or after death?" he asked of
the two doctors present.
Before, should say" Dr. Green
"Yes." concurred Marsh. but not
long before. I'm not sure ii Is a
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THE MYSTERY GIRL
A Thrilling Detective Story
BY CAROLYN WELLS.
tosp,sasAs. By j. .. Iissiassss os.)

plish the deed" March unused. "A
slate pencil might have-but that is a
most unusual weapon"
How about a bill fils?" asked DR..
Greenfield. II knew Of a man killed
with one"
Yes. but where is the bill file?'
asked March There's one on the
desk, to be sure. but 1t Is. full of
papers and shows no, signs of having
been Used for criminal purpose. IL.
suicide case, the victim positively
could not have cleaned that file and
restored the papers after stabbing
lie most certainly could not have
done that!' declared DIR. .Greenheld.
I. Marsh examined the file carefully.
1t was an ordinary affair. consisting
of steel spike on bronze standaId.
1t would without doubt make an effi-
cacious implement of murder. but it
used In that way. For. the bills and
memoranda 1T contained were, to all
appearance, just as they had been
thrust on the sharp point-arid surely,
they would have shown traces of
Anyway" DR.. Greenfield said, after
another examination, the hole in the
side of Warnings neck seems to me
to have been made with an instru-
ment slightly larger than that file
Surely, there are round stilettos. are
there not?"
Yes, there are" said Lockwood. 81
have seen them"
".Where?" demanded the examiner
suddenly turning on him.
"Why-I don't know" For once
the. secretary's calm was trifle
shaken. u should say In museums
or in private collections, perhaps"
Are you familiar with so many
private collections of strange weap-
ons that you can't remember where
you have seen A round shaped blade?'
Examiner Marsh stared hard at him
and Lockwood became taciturn again
Exactly that" he conceded II
have some time. somewhere, seen a
round bladed stiletto. but cannot re-
member where"
Better brush up your memory
Marsh told him, and then the police
arrived.
The local police of Corinth were
rather proud of themselves as a
whole. and they had reason to be
Under a Worthwhile chief the men
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brand. Such a mark couid have been
bler."
exclaimed Morton. even Iunatic
murderer wouldn't mark his victim
by means of tumbler rim"
Absorbedly. .he picked upa tumbler
from the water trey and fitted " to
the red mark on Wafings forehead.
1T doesn't fit exactly" he said,
IN a sssrss said xss ssfdo ss hSekwses wssid
a tufnbler?"
"Yet it has been marked" Morton
looked at the secretary. sharply. Can
you suggest any explanatfon-how-
ever difficult Of belief?,
mo-" Lockwood said. .Unfess he
fell over on some round thing as he
There's nothing here." said Nor
ton. scanning. the furnishings Of the
desk. THE inkstand ID .closed-ahd
It's smaller round, anyway. There's
no one OF these desk fittings that
could possibly have made that mark.
murderer"
"or by the suicide" Lockwood In
sisted, firmly.
Morton, looking at the secretary,
decided to keep an eye on this cool
chap. who must have some reason for
repeating his opinion of suicide
Continued Tomorrow
Modesty commits suicide when it
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Unusually Lovely Rugs
and priced amazingly low

What IL one to dot It's not the easiest
thineto find attractive rugs, even with
unlimited money to spend. But when
you discover that your boarded rug
money must purchase several rugs in
stead Of one when $50 or SIS must
buy a ox12 rug and smaller ones be-
sides-then you have a real problemI
Naturally, you can't content your.
self with inartistic floor coverings,
just because they cost little. Any rug
that you select must be pleasant
thing to live with.
Where will YOU find such q rug
at the price you can afford to pay?
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Modesty commits suicide when 1t
peeks through keyholes
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REVERSfBIE

nitely; closely woven In three. ply
thickness. And they give double the
wear of ordinary rugs because they
can be used on both sides.
Dealers can show you Kimlafk Rugs
In many designs and In solid eolon.
They will tell you that they are the
finest low.priced floor coverings they
have ever known.
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star Worshipers IN Irak.

From Use Adventure M&xasine.
Many 4 school ckild who has read
the ARABIAN Nights Entertainment"
and can relate the nocturnal Adven1
tures of Hafunel-R&sffid In ancient
Bagdad, never heard Of the star wor-
Irak, in the traditional land of Eden
and ArArat. And yet these strange
people are just as pioturesque. They
turn 10 the north Star to pfAy, must
be baptized every Sunday. and have
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at either end ana rssa toward the
middle
Modern BasdaA differs lfttie from
old BAgdad. Here one must Become
accustomed to inteYnfnable mud
wAlls more monotonous than any
standardized rows of houses. narrow
and mainly deserted fhorouEhfafes,
dogs always undSr foot, and only
| moon and starIisht to guide the way
| at ffGht.
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of eoloring-eharming in designi
They come In delightful patterns,
suitable for every room In the house
Living and dining room, bedroom,
hall and sun room. You can even
u n.
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SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS
INSTALf.MENTS.

John Waring, newly elected to the presi-
deney OF Corinth College, venerable New
England seat of learning, is found stabbed &c
death in his study. As he is at the pinnacle
of his life's achievement and about to marry
Emily Rates, charming and cultured widow,
no motive for suicide appears. His life was
an open book. He had no known enemies. and
there was way in which a murderer could
have left the locked room. The next morning
Nogi, the Japanese butter. is missing. tor
don lockwood. DR.. Warnings secretary, is call
ed in Immediately for examination.
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Go to any Of the
stores. Ask 70 see
Kimlark Rugs.
They are beautiful
rugs-soft and
smooth and plant
underfoot - lovely
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ShuMing Simps.
rrou, me Bosto1, Trsnscript,

From the Boston lrdnscnpt
"Do those eighty-hour dancers
really dancer" inquiries an exchange.
We suppose they do, IL WiHie's de-
scription is correct. Dancing is
easy" he told his mother after his
first lesson: "all you have to do is to
turn around and keep wiping your
feet"
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dHOKI1 IIICIII KNJE GKkC
porch.
They wear like
iron; are W ater.
proof and wash.
able; a specially
treated SO that the
colnrs xxnear indAGx
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Just the Place!
From Kasper. steekhoifn .

From Kssper, stoekhoin.
Mr. Lundberg and wife are looking
for site for their new house. After
While tney come to a spot and Mrs.
Lundberg exclaims:
oh, Adolph, this view strikes me
dumb
well, dear, I think we will select
this" -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18

FOR SALE-Modern set of drug fixtures; complete in every detail; can be bought for less than one-half their actual value. For informa- tion write or apply to Ham, rick Drug Co.,, Montgomery, Alabama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18

FOR SALE-7-foot band mill and entire operation, now running. Address KIP, Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
EMPLOYMENT
HELP wANTED-MALE

 WANTED-A-1 front drug store man. insurance agents. $15 week. commits sion.
 Young man shipping clerk. understand sasn and doors.
 Al white blacksmith.
 15 white rough carpenters, soc hour 20 white carpenters helpers S3.60 day. White boy roofing helper. 35c to 4Oc Al white second cook. $so room, board, private bath.
 3 Al boilermakers.
 2 all-round machinists.
 Al boring mill machinist.
 Young lady general office work. White waitresses.
 Middle aged man hotel clerk. White or colored cement finshers. soc hour.
 60 colored laborers s3.Go day. . colored hosting engineers, good pay. , colored porters.
 colored boy and girl dishwashers. : experienced hotel maids.
 Producers Agency, 21l9ia 2d Ave. MEN WANTED-The man l want seldom reads these ads; he has lived in Bir- mingham 5fyears or more; he IS some where between 20 and 40 years of~Nge; he is employed at the present time witk some large industrial or commercial in stitution in or around Birmngham; he is not satisfied with his present position. because of the limited opportunities for advancement; he will appreciate an op- portunty to demonstrate his real work with young organization where rapid advancement is practically assured and where remuneration is to be had in proportion to his work. Address W-S2, care Age Herald.
 WANTED-Good cabinet maker or car penter to help install furnlture in rooms new Phillips High school; must be ca pable. conscientious, wiling and have some tools, with ability to same with some skill; report ready for work at locker room new nigh school build ing Tuesday morning, o'clock. Ask for Andersen or Olsen. Also want good colored laborers to uncrate and handle tables; bring a hammer and be on job Tuesday morning. If you are lazy d rough neck or a bum, don t our time and yours. WANTED--Neat, single, white second cook for institution; $l00 month. with room. private bath, laundry, one day off each week; $l25 second month if satisfactory. Also white American pot washer $45, board and laundry. Apply Producers Agency. 2l19h 2d Ave. N. WANTED-Colored detective to work In Birmingham; also one for each town in Jefferson county. Apply today. J. Nor gan Flowers Bond Co.,, 1909 Third Alley. Main 9367. Birmingham. Ala. CRANE OPERATORS-Wante Al ex- perienced men who can operate North west crane with clam shell bucket: COG per hour to begin. Wire l.. r. Agee, Delco, N. C. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. Call Main 11s4.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
BIRMINGHAM AGE-HERALD
EMPLOYMENT E
HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED--A good window trimmer. card and ad writer; must furnish good refer ences. Fine Bros Laurel. Miss. WANTED-Two shoe men to sell men s shoes; must be experienced. Guarantee Shoe Co, 1905 Sd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18

ONE 1921 MODEL CHEvROLET-In first-class condition: will sell cheap for cash. Can be seen at 1929 s. 18th Ave. or Main S962-W. N
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
PERSONALS
MEMS AND woMEN's HATS

..s; MEMS AND woMEN's HATS
 CLEANED AND BLOCKED We can make your hats serve you an-
 other sea sons wear. Straw. Panama,
 Leghorn and Bangkok hats cleaned ana ? hIeached without injurious acids. We have large selection of blocks in a 9 variety Of popular styles. Garments a .cleanen, pressed and repaired. our
 methods. equipment and service IS the result of U quarter of century e1- perience in this business. Parcel post
 price list mailed on request. De sure
 you find Gluck's.
 1: GLUCK,s HAT CLEANING co.
 1713 3d Ave Phone Main 2372 ,i q Almost Opposite Bijou Theatre
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
CARD OF THANKS
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Saiurday afternoon from Ave. B and 24th St, female pit bull terrier black brindle; about lh years s, o.a: wore bra ss studded collar; reward. Re turn to Indian Refining O., Ave. G ana 24th St. ------ BLUE MARE MULE. about 16h hands high, medium flesh; U. $. brand on ieit shoulder new shoes on front rect, a reward returning to Fies Sons
 GLASSES-Lost, Saturday morning. pair .fl rIa sses shell rim case marked Anniston Optical Parlor. Notify Main 173 or leave at 411 N. 18th St. Reward. ard.---- .LOST-Thursday I night between Jefferson theatre and Terminal station, long. mar row. white lace scarf: reward offered. Main 485SW. -------------- ----------...,Ar
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
NIULTIGRAPHING
EDUCATIONAL

SHORrHAND-Both Gregg and Sloan- Duployan shorthand taught at Wheeler
 BusIness College, sessions uay ana night
 Senu Tor 3oth annual cataiog.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18

for free guide book, and evidence of conception blanks; send model or sketch and description of in- entable nature; highest references; prompt attention; reasonable terms. ington, b. C. "
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18

BUY LOT IN ARTISAN, ARK, . new oil town site, surrounded by drilling wells, 10 miles east of famous Smack over field on the Rock Island R. R. Rock, Ark. Agents wanted.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-05-04
LESLIE

0. w. Lloyd, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the
Wise sanitarium is expected to be
able to come home in few days.
Mrs. S. G. Blackshear ana daugh-
ter, Edna Clair, have ~eturned from
a visit of several days to relatives
at Preston.
J. R. Pitcher is remodeling his
home on Kemp street. When il is
finished the home will look much
better
w. R. Bolton has returned from
weeks visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Spillers, near Doles.
Misses Catherine Smith and Mary
Barnes. of DeSoto, spent Saturday
here the guest of Miss Edna Bolton.
Mrs. George Reed Doster and two
children spent several days recently
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Green.
B. j. Ranew is able to be out
again after being I'LL for several
days.
Rev. C. T. Clark and daughter,
Ruth, of Pinehurst, were visitors to
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Wooten We'd
nesday.
Miss Mary Ferguson, who spent
the winter and spring in Miami,
Fla, is at home for the summer.
Miss Ella Mae Ranew is spending
several days this week in Cordele
with friends.
All the stores here viii close on
Thursday afternoon for half-holi-
day, starting yesterday afternoon
and will continue nutil the first of
August.
Rev. J. P. Daughtry visited his
son, John Hunt, who is in school at
McRae the first of this week.
Miss Carobel Ferguson spent the
weekend in Americas with Mrs.
Walter Lee Bell.
Mrs. R. P. Anderson, Mrs. W. L.
Hays, Lena Lightfoot and Ed Jen-
kins left Sunday for Niccasukee
where they spent several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Powell. While
there they had several fishing par
ties
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Mrs. Speight Gained
3 Pounds On Each Bottle

tie more than a hundred pounds in
weight | was in such weakened
condition | could scarcely get
through with my work. I tried one
medicine after another without
getting relief, and was discouraged
almost to the point of giving up
hope.
''My first bottle of Tanlac helped
me so much that l took two more
bottles of the treatment and got
rid of the Indigestion and nervous
ness and gained ten pounds. |
haven't had any trouble since, but
am still strong and well, although
it has been three years since | - y
Tanlac. 1t certainly is a wondW
full medicine"
Tanlac is for sale by all good
druggists. Accept no substitute.
Over 81 million bottles sold.
Tanlac Vegetable Pills are Ma
lures own remedy for constipation.
For sale everywhere.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-05-04
SHILOH

Miss Bonnie Parkman filled her
appointment at Shiloh School Mon
day afternoon, and reports satisfac-
tory work from the club girls.
Mr.. and Mrs, Cliff Chambliss and
Miss Mary Jordan spent several days
the past week with their parents
and Mrs. w. c. Jordan.
The entire community was sad
dened by the death Of Miss Jessie
Daniel last Wednesday night she
was one of Shiloh's most popular
young girls socially and was a
christian church worker. Many and
beautiful were the floral offerings
and her parents have our sincere
sympathy.
Miss Hazel Bostwick was the
weekend guest Of Miss Ruth Still.
Miss Lois Pitcher continues very
Mrs R. L. Pitcher and children
metored to Americas Saturday at
terRoon.
Mrs. Essie Beckwith had as her
dinner guest Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs
A. C. Bell and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Pitcher and
chglren and Mr.. Milton Pitcher
spent while quite pleasantly Sun
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-05-04
NJ MICHAEL GIVES UP
TO MARION SHERIFF
y
Bond Furnished In Bib Indict-
ment-Ready For Early
Trial

BUENA VISTA, May AZ. H.
McMichael, representative from Ma
rion county in the Georgia legisla-
ture, has made bond Of $500 in this
county for his appearance at the
next term of Bib County Superior
court to answer charges of criminal
libel, for which he was indicted by
the Bibb grand jury Tuesday.
I Mr.. McMichael has returned TO
Buena Vista from a trip 10 South
Georgia. He Immediately reported
to the sheriff's office, telling Sher-
if ". F. Miers he was ready to
surrender. The sheriff released MIN
on his own recognizance, pending
arrangement Of bond.
u knew nothing of the reported
indictment" Mr.. McMichael said 10
newspapermen, until l read it n the
morning newspapers, while on my
trip to South Georgia. Immediately
upon my arrival 9ome I wen, 10
the sheriff's office
Il will be in Macon on time to
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-05-04
NEW ERA.

Mrs. E. w. Parker, Mrs. w. E.
Carter and Mrs. NJ. c. Veal, spent
Wednesday with Miss Moline Mar
len.
Miss Mary sverlyn Cary, of
Aries, spent "Wednesday night
with her cousin Miss Ethel Parker.
Mrs. z. A. Bailey, Mrs. Leroy
Bailey, Mss Mildred Summerford
and S. w. Cary, of Americas, Miss
Della Giles and C. c. Harden spent
Tuesday on the river fishing.
Mr.. w. B. Compton, Of Deland,
Fla, is a visitor here at the homes
of her sisters, Mrs. w. a. and r.
P. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Bray and
children Lois and Mary Alice, from
near Vienna spent Saturday here
with Mr.. and Mrs, w. I. 0. Brady,
Mrs. r. p. Parker and Miss Della
Parker spent Saturday afternoon
with H. A. Parker.
Mrs. A. B. Cary, Of Aries, spent
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Z. w.
Parke.
Mrs. w. A. Parker and Mrs. W.
B. Compton, were visitors at the
home of Mrs. w. t. 0. Bray, Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Veal, oCrtez
Veal, Nathan Veal, B. r. Bradley,
Lester Bradley, Billie Weaver, Mary
Fverlyn Cary and Mrs. z. A. Bailey
were Sunday visitors at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Bradley
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Harden were
Sunday visitors at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Parker. =
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cary, OF
Aries, were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H, A. Parker
2. A. Bradley and Johnnie Bailey
If Americus were Sunday visitors at
the home of the formers MOTHER
Mrs. Mary Giles. c
Rev q T. Moore, and Mr.. Step
mems of Amer;cus, were callers at
the home of W. 7. 0. Bray Sunday
. Mrs. W. A. Parker, Mrs. R. P.
Parker and Mrs. w. B. Compton,
snent Monday afternoon with Mrs.
s I and Mrs. Bernard Bradley
Mrs. w. E. Carter, Mrs. E W.
Parker and Miss Della Parker were
visitors at the home Of Mrs M. =.
Veal Monday afternoon
Miss Ethel Parker, spent Mon
day night with her sister Mrs
Miss Zelma Mercer spent Mon
dav night with Mrs. R. o. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Parker, and
SON, J. ". were Sunday visitors at
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SHIPPING DEWBERRIES

VIDALIA, MAY A large c3n-
signment of crates has been receiv-
ed by the Dewberry association here
and distribution is now being made
to the members. Shipments will
start about the middle of this
month. Although it is reported
that the freeze in March will cur
tail the crop, it is also said that
the berries that survived will be
of unusual size and fineness.
The sales % berries viii be pure
Nv cooperative, as the Yidaja Dew
berry association has grown into
the Georgia Dawberry association.
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Declares Tanlac Ended
- Indigestion, Nervous
ness, Smo t h e rim g
Spells and Weakness
"A Wonderful Medi-
cine,' She States.

From my own wonderful exper-
fence / can recommend Tanlac a2I
feel sure that it will help EVERYONE
who tries it," declared Mrs. J. IT,
Speight, of R. f. D. No. l, Wellston,
Ga, while in Macon the other day.
When l began taking Tanlac |
had been suffering about two years
from indigestion, stomach trouble
and nervousness. After eating, so
much gas would form on my stomach
that l had awful smothering spells,
and my food gave me such little
nourishment that ] got down to lit
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-05-04
cHATTooCA MARKETS BERRIES

SUMMERVILLE, May 4.-Chat-
tooga county strawberries are to be
placed on the market within the next
few days, according to indications
here. The acreage has been great
ly increased during the past two
years, but has not yet been brought
up to that of ten years ago, when
many of the strawberry fields were
plowed up and the land cultivated
in other crops. The vines are load
ed with young fruit this year, how
ever, it is stated, and the plants have
been given especial care which is ex-
pected to improve both the size and
the quality Of the fruit.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-05-04
MEDICAL EXAMS JUNE 6

ATLANTA, May Annual ex-
aminations of the State Board of
Medical Examiner of Georgia will
be held June 6-8, according to an
nOuncements by DR.. C. T. Nolan,
of Marietta, secretary for the board,
DR.. Nolan is requesting Governor
Hardwick to allow the board to use
the senate chamber for the exami-
nations.
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day afternoon with Mrs. R. L. Gar
dner.
Misses Mildred Daniel and Susie
Jordan spent Saturday night with
their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Daniel
Miss Ruth Still had as her dinner
guest Sunday, Miss Dora Bell Pilch-
er.
j. P. harrel and Hilda Pitcher
Miss Mildred Daniel was the din
ner guest of Miss Susie Jordan
Sunday. -.
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che home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ
Parker
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Bailey, of
Americas were visitors at the home
of their gra1dmother, Mrs. Mary
Giles.
Miss Gertrude Hunt, spent the
weekend with home folks at New
Point.
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answer the charges against me- the
legislator continued. | have receiy-
ed messages of sympathy from per
son all over the state, and from
many lawyers who have offered to
aid me in my defense"