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Evening star., 1923-02-04
COLUMBIA-"Robin Hood"

The tremendous popularity OF Doug
las Fairbanks latest production.
"Rotin Hood" coupled with repeated
requests from patrons for continu-
stion of its engagement at the Co.
Iumbia Theater. has resulted in the
decision of the management to hold
over for the fourth week this colossal
production, which represents the
greatest screen Offering of Fairbanks
cinema career.
Mr. Fairbanks has revitali2ed in
"Robin Hood" that most colorful and
romantic page from medieval English
history-the story Of the nobleman
who disguised himself. surrounded
himself with band Of trusted fol-
lowers and made hts rendezvous deep
in the fastnesscs of Sherwood forest,
from which shelter he waged unceas-
ing war upon the enemies OF the king
and upon the recreant knight who
sought TO win the beautiful young
sristocrat, who loved and was loved
by the gallant Robin Hood.
Owing 70 the tremendous demand
FOR seats to this production, the doors
"f the Columbia viii open today
promptly at 2:30 pm. Performance
will begin at a.
Evening star., 1923-02-04
CENTRAL-"The Woman Who
Fooled Herself"

May Allison, in The Woman Who
Fooled Herself will be the feature Of
The bill continuing through Wednesday
at the Central Theater. The additional
attraction will be. Larry Semon, in
"The Counter Jumper" The bill also
includes new issue OF the Kilograms
and pipe organ recital, by W. E. Thomp-
son.
The Woman Who Fooled Herself
was filmed on the island Of Porto Rico,
where producer finds available a
wealth of antiquities and architectural
masterpieces that date back to the time
Of Columbus landing in tine western
hemisphere. Miss Allison Is a cabaret
:.rtiste whose aid is enlisted in a plan
20 obtain large part Of the land hold
.ngs of the Cassablancas. The scheme
works perfectly until the dancer falls
81 love with the grandson of the aged
Don whom she is supposed to help dupe.
TIVE Counter Jumper" depicts the ad-
ventures Of a clerk In the general store
OF small town in the far west.
Thursday the major attraction for
throughout the remainder OF the week.
will be The Pride of Palomar." The
cast includes Marjorie Daw, Forrest
Stanley. Joseph Bowling. George N.ch-
OILS and Warner GLAND. The kinograms
also will be shown.
Evening star., 1923-02-04
RIALTO-'Beautfiul and Damned.

That startling novel by F. Scott Fitz-
gerald, THE Beautiful and Damned"
will be shown on the screen all this
week at the Rialto Theater. beginning
this afternoon.
The story centers in New York's night
'ife of cafes. cabarets and theaters and
has for its principal characters a group
Of graceful idlers who do not know
what the word work means, the star
enacting the part Of a beautiful but
selfish fiapper
Marie Provost. former bathing beauty,
ss II superfapper, fiapper who dances,
Nmokes, drinks and turns the heads OF
I've idle rich, is the heroine Of the
stGry.
Kenneth Harlan, Harry Meyers Tully
hlarHhall. Louise Fazenda. Cleo Ridge
ley A!mmet King. Walter Long, Clar-
cnce surton. Kathleen Key and Charles
McHugh appear in the supporting cast
Selected subsidiary features and spe-
cal Nre-- stral numbers by both the
Etaito Orchestra and the Melody Boys
will complete the bill.
Evening star., 1923-02-04
ssCAY il with props.

SSCAY il with props"
y This admonition was written
eight years ago by Cecil 3. De Mile.
The new motion picture technique
demanded that words must be replaced
by properties which tell thet: own
stories.
IF YOU left out the props you'd de-
stroy two-thirds of the effect of my
pictures" he said.
For instance, there was the bribing
necklace in .Manslaughter," neck
lace that just exuded drama in
Fools Paradise" cigar: in "Satur-
day Night. candle at staircase.
1t is said. however that De Mile
exceeds all previous efforts in his
property aids to story telling in
adams Rib
Four huge two-ton skeletons. pre-
Evening star., 1923-02-04
RAYMOND MCKEE
Llnco1r
Douq Wants to Hear Bio Gun

THE next time the Pacific feet
s.eams out TO sea with the idea
of heaving a few 14-inch salvos at
moving targets. it is quite possible
that on the bridge beside Admiral
Eberle, fleet commander, will stand
Douglas Fairbanks, who says he is
consumed with curiosity to witness
some OF this big league gun-play.
While making a tour of the picture
studios recently, the admiral, who had
dropped in TO pay his respects to
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fair
banks, learned that Doug had never
seen a I4-inch rife fired. and imme-
diately the groundwork was laid for
a trip to sea by this thrill-seeking
star to listen to Uncle Sans war
dogs bark.
Final arrangements for this trip
will he closed as soon as IL is known
when the next general target practice
for the feet is to be held.
Evening star., 1923-02-04
KENNETH HARLAN - Rtalto
Say 1t With Props, " Slogan of
Cecil b. De Mile.

historic dinosaurs, form the strange
background fer the love affair of
Elliott Dexter and Pauline Garon.
props that literally shout De Miles
idea: Though the world be old, love
is eternally young" A heart favor
at a dance, torn in two and spurned
by careless passing dancing feet
marks a dramatic crisis in the lives
OF the principals. Sitting on the desk
OF Milton Sills is the model of a
grain elevator, symbol of the busi-
ness which his wife hates, the target
of her wrath when they near the
breaking point An exiled king
wavers when he is told to choose
between his love for a married wo-
man and his country. wavers until his
country's flag is brought to him
Say it with props" ia increasingly
the slogan of the voice1ess movies.
Evening star., 1923-02-04
Avenue Grand.

Today. tomorrow and Tuesday.
Jackie Coogan. in "Oliwer Twist:
Wednesday and Thursday. Laurette
Taylor, in Peg o. My Heart: Fri
day Ralph Lewis and Johnny Walker.
in The Third Alarm" and Paul Par
rott. In Don't Say Die: Saturday,
Helen Gibson. in Nine Points of the
Law" and Johnny Jones in Wanted.
A Story"
Evening star., 1923-02-04

Cecil B. DeMille is not convinced
that the art of color photography has
reached a stage where il is possible
10 make an entire production in COL
ors without detracting from the in.
menting with it. In his latest work,
Adams Rib" he introduces some
fascinating effects during a ballroom
scene by having the dancers carry
Japanese lanterns illuminated in col
ors, which move about rhythmically
and cast reflections on the faces of
the dancers
Evening star., 1923-02-04
Empire.

Today and tomorrow. The Broken
Silence" with Zeena Keefe and an
aIl-star cast. also Harold Llovd, in
His Only Father: Tuesday. William
Russell. in The Crusader" omedy.
Sting 'em Sweet; Wednesday. Peter
E. Kvars. Back to Yellow Jacket"
with Roy Stewart. comedy; Thursday,
Matt More and Marguerite De La
Motto. in THE Tilt" Fox News; FRI
day. Big Boy Williams. in The Cow
bog King" also comedy: Saturday.
Peto Morrison, in DUTY First" also
episode, No. of Around the World
in Eighteen Days" to be shown az
matinee only.
Evening star., 1923-02-04

The Lincoln Theater. beginning
this afternoon. will show Rex In
grams "Trihing Women" with Lewis
S. Stone. Barbara La Marr and Ramon
Navarro in the stellar roles. Kino-
grams also will be shown and music
Will be supplied by Louis ]. Brown.
Beginning Thursday, will be shown
"A Blind Bargain" with Lon CLANCY.
Ihe comedy will be Mermaid's High
rover. The Pathe Review and Fox
News also will be shown.
Evening star., 1923-02-04
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow, Laurette Tay-
lor. in Peg O. My Heart" and Paul
Max Linder. in THE Three Must Get
Theirs" and Irving Cummings, in
Corp. Jim's Ward; Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. Jackie Coogan,
In OLIVER Twist; Saturday, Jane No
wax, in ''Thelma" and Johnny Jones,
in 'Stung."
Evening star., 1923-02-04
American,

Today and tomorrow, Wesley Barry,
in Heroes of the Street; Tuesday.
'Timothy's Quest; Wednesday, Lio-
mel Barrymore, in THE Face in the
The Danger Point; Friday, Mae
Murray. in broadway Rose; Satur-
day. Lewis Stone, In 1.-The Prisoner of
Zenda."
Evening star., 1923-02-04
CRANDALL'S-"Lorna Doone."

Lorna Doone," Maurice Tourneur's
plcturization Of the novel by r. D.
Blaekmore, will be the chief Offering
days of the week, with Madge Bel
lamy in the title role The comedy
will be THE Newly Rich" starring
Harry Pollard. Lorna Doone" Is the
love story OF John Ridd and Lorna
Doone and the rescue OF the girl from
'he fortified stronghold Of an outlaw
clan.
Tuesday and Wednesday Miriam
Cooper will give the f1lm version OF
Peter 3. Kyne's story of the timber
country. kindred Of the Dust" Jim
mie Adams. in Bumps" will furnish
the comedy on the bill.
Jackie CoegAn, in oliver Twist"
Evening star., 1923-02-04
Adam, and Eva" Filmed.

NEW YORK is interested in Marion
~ Davies forthcoming debut in that
city February II in Adam and Eva"
in which she plays the part of dainty
country lass attired in gingham gowns
The role of Eva will show Miss Davies
an up-to-date American girl who can
wear a ballroom gown or jump into
plain gingham and manage a farm with
equal ease. incidentally. she looks quite
as charming in plain gingham as she
does in ermine and velvet
Adam and Eva was adapted to the
screen from the stage play by Guy
Bolton and George Middleton
Evening star., 1923-02-04
Carolina.

Today and tomorrow, Clarence; !;
Tuesday. THE Broadway Madonna
also Harold Lloyd, Bebe Daniels Com
edy; Wednesday. larry Carey. in
Good Men and True: Thursday and
Friday. Betty Compson. ITO Have and
to Hold: Saturday. Norma Talmage.
in The Secret of the Storm Country"
Evening star., 1923-02-04
Elite.

Today and tomorrow, Rodolph Val
entino, in THE Young Rajah": Tues
day. Raymond Hitchcock. in "The
Beauty Shop; Wednesday, Mary
Miles Minter. in THE Heart Special
ist": Thursday, Lon CLANCY. in The
Trap; Friday. Gloria Swanson. in
"The Impossible Mrs. Bellew": Sat-
urday, Thomas Meighan, in THE Man
Who Saw Tomorrow"
Evening star., 1923-02-04
CiIcle.

Today and tomorrow, Lewis Stone,
in "The Dangerous Age: Tuesday.
Lloyd Hughes. in Love Never Dies:
Wednesday. Marshal Neilan's bits of
Life; Thursday, THE Silent CALI;
Friday. Teddie Girard, in The Cave
Girl: Saturday Mary Pickford, in
Daddy Long Legs"
Evening star., 1923-02-04
Oumbarton,

Today. Claire Adams, in Hearts
Heaven: Monday. Marion Davies. in
THE Young Diana; Tuesday and
Wednesday. THE Dangerous Age;
Thursday and Friday. Wesley Barry.
in The Heroes OF the Street; Satur-
day. Tom Mix, in I'm Arabia" 10
Evening star., 1923-02-04
Liberty.
Olympic.

Today. tomorrow and Tuesday, Ma
rion Davies, when knighthood Was
in Flower: Wednesday and Thursday.
Wallace Reid. Agnes Ayres and May
B. Kyne's kindred of the Dust; !;
Larry semon. in The Agent" and
Saturday, May MeAvoy. in The Top
Of New York; Paul Parrott, in "Fire
tion. Ruth Roland, in Timber Queen"
No. a. Sunday and Monday, Con-
stance Talmadge, in East Is West"
Princess.
Today and tomorrow, Helene Chad
wick, in Brothers Under the Skin !;
TIesday; Lon Chaney in The Pen
Clarence Thursday, Owen Moore, in
Love Is An Awful Thing: Friday.
Katherine Macdonald. in White
shoulders; Saturday, Lewis Stone. ia
THE Dangerous Age"
Savoy.
Today. tomorrow and Tuesday,
GeSss and ossr aws
Taylor. in Peg O My Heart" and
Paul Parrot, In Don't Say Die: Fri
day. Ralph Lewis and Johnny Walker
in THE Third Alarm" and Jimmie
Adams Adams. in "sumps"; Bun Saturday. Helen
StpcOit, All XStuC hIS OIL TIE Law,
and Our Gang" in THE Champeen.'
York.
Today and tomorrow. all-star cast
in Adams Sawyer: Tuesday and
Wednesday. Lewis Stone and Barbara
La Marr. in THRILLING Women; Thurs.
day. Marion Davies. in "The Young
Diana" and comedy, "Pitter Patter''i
Friday. Helene Chadwick, Jane,
Kirkwood and Richard Dix, in "The
Sin Flood" and Paul PARROT, In
Don't Say Die; Saturday, May Nc.
Avoy, in THE Top of New York" ant
Johnny Jones, in "Broadcasting."
Evening star., 1923-02-04
Hippodrome.

Today, Miriam Cooper. in Kindred
of the Dust: Monday. oTimothy's
Quest; Tuesday. Thomas Meighan. in
"The Leading Citizen; Wednesday,
Douglas Fairbanks. in THE Nut" :;
Thursday, Mary Pickford, in "Suds':
Friday. Tom Moore, in "Pawned" ;;
Saturday, Herbert Bosworth, in Sea
Lion"
Liberty.
Today, House Peters. in Human
Hearts; Monday. Elinor Glyn's "The
Man She Brought Back; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Wallace Reid. in ''Clar-
ence"; Thursday. Lewis Stone, In
'"Trifling Women: Friday and Sat
urday, Rodolph Valentino, in "All
Night"
New.
Today William Farnum. in Moon
shine Valley; tomorrow, Alma Ru-
bens. in The Valley Of Silent Men; ;
Tuesday, Jack Mulhall, in Broad
Daylight: Wednesday. Bebe Daniels,
in pink Gods: Thursday. Ashamed Of
Parents: Friday, Big Boy Williams,
in Rounding Up the Law; Saturday.
Roy Stewart, in king of the Forest"
Evening star., 1923-02-04
LINC0LN-"Triaing Women"

viii be the feature of the bill Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday.
Evening star., 1923-02-04

Violet Mersereau. the dainty little
actress. who was lost to the screen
for a short while is back again as
Johnny Hines leading woman in
Johnny's latest melocomedy Luck"
which will appear soon.
Evening star., 1923-02-04

In William de Miles new produc-
ton for Paramount. Grumpy" May
McAvoy and Conrad Nagel, two Of
Paramounts best known featured
players are cast Theodore Roberts
also is featured
Evening star., 1923-02-04

Agnes Ayres has started work in
her next picture, "Contraband." 1t is
from a magazine story by Clarence
Burlington kelland.
Evening star., 1923-02-04

Eugene Sues masterpiece. "Mys-
teries of Paris has beeR brought TO
visual life by Mastodon Films, Inc;
of New York, by it's production OF
Gladys Hulette, Rose Coghlan, Will
liam Collier. jr., and a host of others
equally well known.
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05
g inc e a n 5 +.
5errm gbriitian Senrid seluiomet ST
icinem 0ebnrtstage am II. Sep.
TENDER 1922.

Sebt Sbr 0en lebenSfriiden Nann
Der bort nit ~ltoI5er Wannesfraft
Dur1's 2eben l9reitet un0 aud fam
gto4 l6affen, Die Elm Slnger l6offt!
SIT iogen, er lei a6t5ig Sobr
0u IdiitteltWnn6er mObl lein Saupt.
Sbr &eltte, oas lit bod nidt mabr
5ogt ied8ig uno es miro geglaubt.
ltno bod it's pabr. IS Itebt i'm Bud,
Der Stride Saina oeutli6 flar,
Dab bort Der Stor6 fam gu 8eiud
SIN aAt8ebnbunoert 8peiunooier8'ger
Snbr
3u @aituirt Seuri9 in OaS S6loB,
Dtit einem &inolein bolo uno fein,
lln0 in ser @ltern warmem S9oB
2egt er men fleinen Gbriition nein.
Sem Hate Wur0e Wei6el 5lths
9lus Gi6a, no Die Welitter Der.
0as &ino geoieb, oas &inolein nufs,
8arO groB unO ging Damn iiber's
Weer.
0ort bot er nun nit Wut uno &rnft,
0eit @nergie un0 eiierm SleiB
Sabraus, jabrein geipirft, gei9afft,
@erungen Inn Der Wtiibe Breis.
@eiegnet mar Die Nrbeit lein,
Sein @erf. geoieb, marc rielengroB.
9od 5dbe Satfraft mars aaein,
Gi6t miibIos fiel's ibm in Sen S6oB.
Gr Oenft ni6t mn on iid alein,
9enn Oas lit alien mp1lbefannt,
Gr mill 10 gerne Selfer iein,
9at aa5eit cine off'ne Sano.
8el6affen. bat in Honbilo bort
Das lA0ne iegensrei6e 9oo,
llno 0ann. in unierm lieben Grt
Dos ainoerbeim fem 2iebestat.
so Ioa Der 9anf nidt iterben aus:
80 Soft beihirm i'm ale 3eit.
aaxhn uno iein gon5es liebes 0aus
9SeBt mo in ale Gpigteitl"
Sn oufri9tiger 9anfbarfeit griiBt
Sic uno Sbre Giebe Sumilie ber6Iid.
BAR @utb
9aina, ben IL. Sept. 1922.
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05
gciIernua oes @eItbanOtls IN sut.

Malbington, 9. y. Gas
Rabinett oes 8rdiioenten Saroing
bei6Gftigte ii6 iiingit nit Den @ir-
funqen oes neiten 3oltarifs, mie lie
in ser Sonoelsitatiitif 81 Gage I've
ten. @infubr iopobl als Ansfnbr
iino in Ser 3unabme begriffen, nno
ole 53oblen bepeiien nidt MIR. baB
lid sic @eIt bon Ser Gepreiiien
nafl Dem ariege gu erbolsn beginnt,
ionoern DAB olid feline Der ungin.
itigen @irflngen eingetreten lit, Die
man bon Dem neiien 3oatarif err
ipartete.
SonoeIsiefretdr Sooper, pelfer
iiber oie Gage 8eri6t erItottete, pies
oorouf FIN, 6o5 binnen fur5em cine
4usflbr bon @plo aus Den Gerei'
nieten Staten einiesen Wiro. 0le.
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05
Spr .nserle nnS Mnnies Hlatlc,
6rndt- nn6 SOnab Safe,
Snlins StOienfelS,
Stnnb So, MreaOe Wartct,
@ingeianot!
Ser @mnberouftOr

Gin 8unoerooftor lebt nod INNER
llno breitet ieinen 8unoerl6immel
I'll &eibna6t iiber ale @elt,
4uf Groen unO i'm Simmels5elt.
Der @unoerOoftor lebt nod beute
jlno liebet ale guten 2eute:
uno liebt bon alien Meeni6en bier
9einnoers uniern guten Spier.
Bir miiniden ibm Elm lanees 2e6en
3as moge @ott I'M Simmel gebcn
Gem glten Spier i'm neuen Sabr.
0aS miini6et feline Sreun0esi6aar.
@l.
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05

am HDelH!
NIon einem Oeutiden in Chicago.
900
IS bral,It elm &uf mie Qonnerbna
gln ale 0euti6en iiberau;
Bum S6us Der oeutiden 6rau'n am
&bein,
Ser oeutiden N6oden groB II. flein,
Steat all eu6 8riioer, S6ipeite elm,
Greibt fort ole i6Wurae S6mad am
3bein!
Die oeutihen 6rau'n am Hbeines-
Itran0
lin 9ilfe buten ieoes 2ano;
0oH blieb. ibr Ruf mobl ungebort
Die S6mo6 an Rbein bleibt unge-
Hort.
SteQt all euh 8riloer, S6meltern elm,
Greibt fort Ole i6marae S4mod an
Hbein!
Der Guf an uniern Stomm erl6ollty
Sn unieren Ser5en Dieoerbalt;
8ir idp0ren in alter Seimattreu
Sr y1ot Dir bei3uiteb'n aus geu;
SteQt all eud 8rii0er,S 6lpeitern, elm.
Greibt fort Die idwarae S6mad an
&beinl
Sbr, oeutfden Stomm's, iest eud our
@ebr
Gum Sdus Ser 0euti4en 6rauen'
Chr,
Sir Redt i'm alien 8aterInno,
9eenoet idpar8e Sdma6 Ii. Sdano
Steat ol er6 Sriioer, Sdneitern, Elm,
Greibt fort Die idmur3e~S 9mah am
&beinl
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05

SefefrGuse, Streuielfnden, &aie-
faden, 9ntlnp, nilu,, nad Oentider
Art, SamStags, z llbr mOrsens all.
Snlins 9iOienfelO,
Stan6 So, Mrea0e Martet.
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05
@unuernenr aeaen anflnEer.

Netp Orleans, 2ouiliana. =
@ouperneur Sobn sc. Barter bat
cine aompaenie Der Electromagnetic
nad Mer &ouge beoroert, mo- @roB-
gei9worene nod elmer @epalttat
Der &u &lurer 5uar cine unterlu-
dung angeiteat, aber feline anflage
erboben baben. 8origen Nugult
wuroen fiinf angeiebene 9iirger, ais
lie in atpei Automobilen pom einem
9anipiel beimfebrten, bon finf5lg
9ermummten iiberfallen uuO in Die
8Gloer peridleppt. Grei febrten
am folgenoen Gage 5uriif uno Jag
ten, lie ieien ausgepeitl6t moroen.
3mei anoere iino bis beute per-
idmunoen, un0 man weiB nidt,
mas aus ibnen geDoroen lit, Gas
a~ufaebotene Militar Ion, mie eS
6eiBt, 8eamte uno 3eugen Dor neuen
WepaIttaten i9iiten.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-24
ks Happiness For Parents In His OW

told the police her husband had
been madly IN love with Mrs. Bry-
an and often had commented on
how 1t would come out
According to the police. Mitchell
declared Mrs. Bryan, Sherie and
himself went on party" where
hquor was served last night. Return
ing to the Sherie place, more lio-
uor was consumed. Mitchell is de-
clared to have objected to atten-
tons sherie paid to Mrs. BRYAN
which he said were reciprocated
The police say Mitchell declared
ne could not stand by and see Mrs
Bryan love another man."
According to the police. the
shooting started in the bedroom
The assailant apparently first shot
Sherie and the woman once. As
they struggled fro,u the bedroom
police say, he again fired sho.
at the woman.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-24
100000 SUIT FILED
AGAINST HENRY FORD

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Counse'
fer Herman Bernstein. plaintiff in
a ozoO, 900 libel suit against Henry
Ford and the Dearborn Publishing
company Tuesday filed affidsvits
In supreme court declaring the or.
der Of the court directing method
Of the service summons and com
plant in the case had been accom-.
plished.
The affidavits set forth that
copies Of the papers had been
mailed to the defendants and that
once each week, for six successive
weeks, copies of the paper and the
court order were published in the
New York newspaper as ordered
by the court.
Bernstein, an author and edi-
tor, based his suit upon articles
published in The Dearborn indie
pendent, and an interview alleged
to have. been given by Mr.. Ford in
which he was quoted as saying that
Bernstein had furnished the infor-
nation used in some of the pub
lshed articles attacking Jews.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-24

Chicago Motor Club has a cycle
squad to pick up broken glass.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-24

S complete, she puts him to bed,
entrusts his care to a maid, and
goes to her work.
But ! never let my work inter
ere with his bringing nu, she says.
He comes first, above everything
Else"
S.
In the afternoons, while most
'hildren are playing, Russell waits
IN the physicians of hospital.
Ghcy let him watch some Of their
operations It's his greatest Joy.
HE keeps on dreaming" says
MS mother, "of the time when he
Will be able to go to medical school
md boone q great surgeon. Per
laps by hisealleviation of pain, he
will make up for the suffering of
humanity
mo small brunt Of which l have
borne"
So she keeps on hoping; he
keeps on dreaming.
Perhaps some day, the happiness
Of the child will be visited upon his
parents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-24
HIS CONSCIENCE TROUBLED
HIM

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which causes practically all stJm
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including appendicitis. One dose
will convince or money refunded.
For sale by Howell's Pharmacy and
druggists everywhere. adv
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-24

Rev. C. M. Clapp and J. w.
Clapp, of Walden, were Weekend
visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wicker
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Wicker,
Misses Danny and Sallie Wicker
and James Maxey attended serv-
ices at the Lutheran church at
0gletnolpe Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs, Thompson, Of Ogle-
thorpe We're Sunday guests Of Mrs
Thompson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ward. :
Miss Agnes Mcdonald, is spend
ing the week with Mrs. VIII John
son, at Green's Mill.
Mrs. George Wicker and little
daughter, Miss Dorothy spent a
few days last week in Americus,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Feagin.
Leon and Albert Holloway, OF
Andersonville, were loking after
business interests here Monday.
Mrs. Thad Aycock, of Anderson
vile, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Lon Holloway.
Several are on the sick list this
week, but we hope for them 2
speedy recovery to the road well
vile"
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Williams,
and family of Andersonville were
visitors here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith and
family of Oglethorpe, spent Sunday
with Mr., and Mrs. ]. a. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Wall are At
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ward,
Mr.. Wall accepting a position with
Mr.. Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Small, James
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-24
MAN AND WOMAN
ARE SHOT To DEATH
Slayer Confesses To Colorado
Murder and Is Turned Over
To Police BY Minister

DENVER, Col, Oct. pa. H.
Mitchell, Denver plumber, Tues
day confessed to the police that he
had shot and killed Mrs. Georgia
A. Bryan, 30, and A. J. Sherie, so,
in bed room Ut the Sherie home
early Tuesday near Morning Side,
Coz, according to the police.
Mitchell de dared he could not
stand to see Mrs. Bryan loving
another man." the police said
The bodies of Mrs. Bryan and
Sherie We're fouad in front of the
Sherie home by neighbors. A few
minutes after the discovery w. s.
Bryan. deputy fire chief, of Den
yer, arrived at the Sherie home,
searching for his wife. he said
Sherie was his "best friend"
Rev. W. c. Garbeson, pastor Of
Mount Hermon Baptist church
brought Mitchell to the police sta
ton. After committing the crime,
Mitchell told the police he drove
away from the Shere home and
hid his gun. Then he went back
to the scene and mingled with the
crowd while the coroner's jury and
the sheriff were examining the
bodies.
Going to the home OF mis- wife,
from whom he had separated
Mitchell said he told ner of the
crime. She called in DR.. Garbeson,
who brought Mitchell to Denver
police headquarters.
Mrs. Mitchell, wife Of the slayer