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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-04-28
OYSTER SEASON ENDS
IN TWO MORE D.

In just two days the end of the
oyster season will come and while
some few use the bivalves all sum-
mer, the majority cut it out of their
bill of fare during the first month
and carries the letter 81" in spelling
and the pit back on the bill in Sep
TENDER, the first fall month with the
letter ''r'' in spelling, The season
has been fine one with the supply
really larger than the demand. While
the local market has been taken care
satisfactorily, some dealers have
shipped throughout the winter.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-04-28
POULTRY ASSOCIATION
MEETING HOUR CHANGED

ALBANY, April 28.-Dr. Y. C.
Lott, president of the new Dougher-
ty County Poultry Association,
which was formed at the Georgia
Association meeting here Tuesday
afternoon, announced today that the
hour of the first meeting of the as
association has been changed from
10 O'Clock in the morning to 2
o'clock in the afternoon next Thurs
day, May 8. Thursday afternoon is
half-holiday with some lines of bust
ness, and it was thought that the af-
ternoon hour would be more conven-
lent. 1t is expected that the commit
tee on constitution and bylaws will
be prepared to report at the meeting
next Thursday.
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Chapter XII
The Last Trail.
retreat

Esteban ifnominious retreat
smarted him to the heart. He
sulked and fumed for long face
1 Romero and the caustic Salvador.
While he had been outside, want
ing his wrath on the desert night,
( they made plans Of their own. Ro-
nero had passed the word 10 those
apparently dissatisfied with the way
the meeting was going to be at
/ Cesar's place at midnight. They did
not importune Esteban to join them.
He felt the rebuff, and Immediately
resolved to go.
He had brought his reata to his
room, and when he had opened his
window he quickly noosed the rope
over a bed-post and slid noiselessly
to the ground.
1t took him some time to reach
Ferrils house
eve have our guns with us; Cesar
has tools enough to go around" Ro-
nero was saying as Esteban ar
rived "Well go up Rebel Greek as
far as the wire. We can cut it be-
fore we are discovered. Once inside
you can hold off their men while
some of US make short work of that
bank. A stick of dynamite will blow
il into Ihaho! We won't wait for any
law! Once we get the water turned
where it belongs, Acklin and Bodine
win never get it back. If you are
willing to try it, raise your handsv
One by one the hands went up,
until Romero waved his followers to
their horses.
And as they moved through the
velyety night the man whom they
hoped to catch off his guard slipped
coffee with a dozen of his riders in
the dimly lighted dining-room at the
Bulls Head Kildare, his arm ban
daged, lounged across the table from
Morrow. Somebody yawned. Cash
looked at his watch. 1t was almost
two O'Clock.
Melody, Brother Jones, Patterson,
and the rest Of the men got to their
feet and began buckling on their
guns. Cash scratched his head un-
consciously.
Wish the Big Boss was here" he
Efh48 A4DAaA# NY lAC "tllG vi
slowly, in a tone that said he made
his decision as he went along, were
ino the valley below our
vi
hand stopped moving Some one
dropped a gun. With one accord
they turned and regarded him ex-
pcctantly. Cash caught the tension.
"The fence is fifty yards inside our
line" he went on. eve built it
there 50 as to be safe without check
ing up. Wen go down through the
Chimney, and still-hunt from the lit
tie coulee that lies halfway to the
creek. If we have any trouble wei
be on our own land" The foreman's
eyes rested on Blaze. lie had picked
up his gun along with the others.
"You amt going are you, Kildare;
not with that ARM" Cash asked, a
note of gruff admiration for the
mans pluck creeping into his voice.
"My business arm is all right, "
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Bodine raise his foot and brush him
aside. In second she was up with
them, and took the little fellow into
her arms.
Basilio ceased crying and Mer-
eedes started him into the patio; but
she stood her ground and laughed
contemptuously at her enemy.
Bodine's cruel mouth held its dia-
bolical grin as he got into his saddle.
Once seated, he wheeled his horse on
its hind legs and reaching down
caught the surprised girl around the
waist and lifted her beside him. She
bit and scratched him, but he was
too strong for her Bending his
head, he kissed her passionately on
her unprotected lips. her fingers
nails ripped his face as he put her
down.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Dick Acklin, big boss Of the
Double A ranch, splots with Buck
Bodine, new owner of the old
Webster place, to rob the Basques
OF Paradise Valley Of their water
supply. Jose Arrascade, owner
Of the Rancho Buena Vista, is
tathther Of Mercedes, Esteban and
little blind Bas.lio. Esteban is
caught spying by Blaze Kildare of
the Double A. Esteban shoots
Blaze in the arm, Bodine attends
a Basque meeting as an unlimited
guest.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-04-28
RUNAWAY GIRL HELD
BY WAYCROSS POLICE

WAYCROSS, April % - Abbie
Sykes, ID year old girl of Thorman
in Glynn county, was detained by
county officers here yesterday upon
receipt Of word from Sheriff Rober-
son of Pierce county that he held a
warrant for her arrest.
The girl is said to have run away
from her mother who resides in
Glynn county She was recognized
and arrested here. In attempting to
lock her up in the Jail, one Of the
officers turned his attention to the
lock for moment and she escaped
Search for her failed to reveal her
whereabouts, although later it was
learned that she had hidden in a
neighboring yard, where she spent
the night she was found this morn
ing and incarcerated
One who claims to be perfect
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A. c. L. PAINTER ARRESTED.

WAYCROSS, April 28.-S. w.
Ward, aged 80, painter in the local
shops, was arrested yesterday af-
ternoon at the shops by county Of
ticers, in connection with the alleged
theft of five tires from the filling sta
ton of Fred L. Youmans, it was
stated at the office of Sheriff Il. J.
Sweat this morning.
Percy Lee, negro about Is years of
age, charged with completely in the
alleged theft from the establishment,
was arrested yesterday prior to
Ward arrest. The negro was for
merly an employee of Mr.. Youmans.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-04-28

Neighbors with monographs
never break any dance records.
Evening journal., 1923-02-03
TRIPLE VICTORY"
SERMON TOPIC

The order OF services at HARRISON
street Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. William T. Habbart, pastor for
tomorrow will he: $40 o'clock class
meeting. G. 3. Crossan, leader: 1880
O'Clock. sacramental service; prelude
improvisation of Hymn Tune
Loud; anthem after prayer, As
Pants the Heart" Marks; offertory
quartet, Teach Me TO DO Thy Will. "
Eville. Mrs. W. &C. Highheld. Mrs.
Mortimer Mckee, Harry 3. Hysate.
Ralph Hughes: Holy Communion ad-
ministered by the pastor: hymns
361. 45S. 42s. sos. s57. 1873, 5S1, 544.
Postlude. "Postlude in g." Hosmer.
1915 o'clock Sunday school, l. Elmer
Derry. superintendent. The senior
school will meet in the new Sunday
school room Tor the first time: $50
o'clock, Senior Epworth League.
Miss Ruth Bennett, first vice-p -presi-
dent. leader: 7.3O o'clock. preach
ing service. Prelude Watchers Night
Song" Greig; anthem after prayer.
softly Now the Light OF Day"
Stuts: offertory solo, II Come to
Thee" Roma: sermon by pastor.
George Long. Subject: THE Triple
Victory" solo by William Wallace:
benediction; Long Motor DoXology;
POstlude, Romano" Mozart
Evening journal., 1923-02-03
BETHANY BAPTIST.

Services tomorrow at Bethany
Baptist Church. Elm and Jackson
streets. the Rev. A. +. williamson,
d. D. pastor, will be: Mems meet
ing at 10 O'Clock; preaching service
at 1880 o'clock, pastors subject.
Falsely Accused" followed by
Communion and reception Of new
members; sunday school at 70
o'clock, with special music by the or
chestra. This being Christian En-
deavor Sunday. part Of the closing
services OF the school will be turned
over to the G. r. Society.
Song and preaching service at
AS p. m. The pastors subject Will
be- Memory in the Future World
or Shall We Recall i'm the Next
World What Happened Here?'
Special singing by the Sunshine and
Senior Choir at all services.
Wednesday evening at 7.45 o'clock.
regular weekly prayer service.
on Thursday evening at s o'clock
in the chapel the young people OF
Bethany will give an entertainment
entitled, Uncle Er hraim's Summer
Boarders' the proceeds OF which
are TO be used to finance a daily
vacation Bible school this summer
Evening journal., 1923-02-03
nELAMARE AVE. RApTIsr

The services tomorrow at the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
Church. Delaware avenue and West
street will be in charge Of the pas
tor. Rev. Joseph Y. Irwin. S. T. D.
At 1890 a. m. the subject of the
sermon will be "A Practical Ideal
ist." Ordinance Of the Lords Sup
per.
The Sunday school will meet at
- o'clock under the direction of Z.
Ross Farra, superintendent. The In
termediate c. +. al Is o'clock in
charge Of Miss Mabel Groves, sup
erintendent. The Christian En-
deavor meeting at 6.45 p. m.
The evening service at 7.30 will
open with a song service under the
leadership OF Frank Wrigh; Grubb,
the new chorister. The pastor will
take as his subject "A Practical
Question"
The monthly meeting OF the
Board Of Trustees at the church on
Monday evening at O'Clock. The
prayer and praise service on We'd
nesday evening at S o'clock in
charge Of the pastor. The special
program for Sunday viii be in
charge OF Frank Wright Grubb.
chorister and H. r. b. Burkhard,
0rganist
Evening journal., 1923-02-03
RICHARDSON PARK NJ. T..

The services at Richardson Park
NJ. r. Church. the Rev V =. Nor
thrup. n. d., pastor. Tor tomorrow
will be as follows. Morning wor-
ship at 1880 o'clock with admins
tration of the Holy Communion in
charge of the pastor and the recep-
ton Of new members. Sunday school
from i2 TO l o'clock.
This viii he Missionary Day and a
special missionary program will he
rendered by Mrs Northrup's sun
day School class. II will he a pag-
cant entitled, Hanging the Sign "
A reading by Mrs NJ +. Wilson.
Special music by the orchestra. The
Mems Adult Bible Glass at - O'Clock.
The devotional meeting OF the Ep-
worth League will begin AZ 6.45 n.
m. Music by the junior choir. Even
ing worship at $50 O'Clock with
sermon by the pastor. Special mu-
sic by the choir at these services.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening at 7.30 o'clock Junior
League Thursday afternoon at 2.3O
and 3 o'clock The third monthly
"Mark-up Night" on Thursday even
ing at s o'clock. with special pro-
gram OF pictures from the war area
of France.
Evening journal., 1923-02-03
The Measure of q Man
By the REV GEORGE HENRY DOLE
The Length and the Breadth and the Height of if are
Equal-Rev XXI, 16.

Like the Holy City the mind
should have three dimensions.
length. breadth and height. We at
once recognize the superior worth
of the well balanced mind" The
times demands that we be broad
minded" We dislike the mar ow
minded" the shallow, the superb
cial. one may be an expert in
sirgle line and yet be narrow. He
may excel all others in some line
see FAR ahead. as in moneymaking'
and be "long-headed." yet still he
narrow. He has length, but not
breadth. Then if such a one adds
to his professional attainment
good store OF knowledge on all sub
iecte and is generally versatile. he
adds to length also. Ther
he is person of length and breadth.
But such a person may really be
shaIlow II his mind runs only on
worldly and temporal things, his
mind is like a plane surface with
length and breadth only, for his l!te
is on the plane of the world. An oNil
person may have length and
breadth: but though one is possessed
Of all worldly science and knowl-
edge. is he not shallow and super
fetal il he does not rise to things
above time and space. However ac-
comprshed one may be. If ne
lives simply for self and the world,
he has but the two dimensions o.
the dead-level plane OF the earth.
Evening journal., 1923-02-03

To be the measure of man" the
third dimension must be added,
namely height. Height is attained
only through spirituality. righteous
ness and Godliness. How far short Of
the measure of man is he who
does not acknowledge God, who
does not think seriously and rise in
thought act and love to the heaven
above. the eternal world.
The city with the three dimen-
sions was holy. The man Of three
dimensions must also be holy. He
who would be. the measure of a
man. that is. of an angel" will add
to his character Goodness, right
eousness, spirituality and holiness.
To add the third dimension. make
the life the full measure OF the
truth that we know Live all he
truth we have. Follow faithfully
the tender leadings Of conscience.
for it is the gentle voice Of God
seeking TO lift us up into His pres
ence and peace. and to add height
to character. Cultivate the voice
of conscience by listening to it. 1t
will become stronger and clearer. as
we obey it. 1t will he unerring if
we constantly acquire spiritual
truths and follow the Voice, for God
50 loves us that through the con-
science pcrpetually speaks to us
that He may bring us into His
image and likeness, the full measure
OF a man. that is. OF an angel.
Evening journal., 1923-02-03

CHOIR TO GIVE
SPECIAL PROGRAM

At Eastlake Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. Arthur w. Goodhand,
pastor. the order of services tomor-
row will be as follows: $50 o'clock,
general class meeting, Wilmer j.
Baldwin, leader; 1890 o'clock; pub
lie worship. organ prelude, Oscar
Gale. organist; anthem by the church
choir, Albert E. Wilde, musical di-
rector, Something for Thee" Holy
communion, conducted by thet mini
ster.
u noon, meeting of adult bible
class. Rev. A. w. Goodhand, teach
er; 2 o'clock, Sunday school, Wal
ter II. Mlssimer, superintendent, H.
r. Morine, first assistant superin-
tendent. 645 o'clock. Christian
Endeavor devotional meeting, S. H.
Keen, President. .6.45 o'clock. Miss
Clara Folsom will have charge Of
the Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety meeting in primary depart
ment
7.45 o'clock, public worship, organ
prelude. anthem by church choir.
Il will Magnify Thee" solo. Ser.
mon by the minister; theme, IAN
Example of Heroic Greatness"
Community prayer service We'd
nesday night at 7.45 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1923-02-03
CooKMAN VI. y. CHURCH.

Services tomorrow, al Cookman
NJ. f. Church. Corner Fourteenth
and DUPONT streets, W. G.. Harris.
pastor. will be as follows:
Morning worship at 1880 o'clock
the pastor preaching on the theme.
ITO Know Jesus" after which the
Sacrament OF the Lords supper
will he adm .nistered. sunday School
at noon. the Offering will be for the
centenary. Epworth League at Z
o'clock. led by Miss Pearl lyman.
Evening worship at 7.45 o'clock.
preceded by n song service, the pas
tor preaching upon the cheme, The
Golden Calf"
Junior League and Bible study
Glass Wednesday evening.
on Thursday even ng the Epworth
Leagues OF the city will hold the
first OF a series of rallies in Cook
man Church. DR.. II. S. French, OF
Philadelphia. will be the speaker of
the evening.
The Church Athletic League will
play basketball in the gymnasium
on Friday and Saturday evenings.
Evening journal., 1923-02-03
C0MRADESHIP, THEME
OF DIR. GEO. ALLISON

THE Abiding Comradeship" will
be the topic of the sermon by the
Rev. George u. Allison, Phi. D.. pas
tor Of Second Baptist Church, Ninth
and Franklin streets. tomorrow
morning at .O:SO. At the conclu-
sion of the service there will be the
observance Of Communion and a
welcome to new members. The
quartet choir, directed by Floyd W.
Harper. will sing, on. How Ami
able" by Faring, and Miss Katherine
Ross will sing "A contralto solo.
The Bible school will meet at II
o'clock noon, when the Business
Mems Bible Glass viii discuss "Grat-
tude-Is 1t a Lost Art?" The Bap-
tist Young Peoples Union Will meet
at 6:45 p. NJ.
The evening service will he de
voted to Ian MacLaren's immortal
short story His Mothers Sermon"
to be read by Or. Allison with Tul-
lar and Meredith's iuterpretative
music rendered by the quartet choir,
a male quartet, and Young Peoples
Chorus.
Mid week prayer and praise meet
ing will be held on Wednesday night
Evening journal., 1923-02-03
SWEDISH BAPTIsr CHuRCH.

Services tomorrow at the First
Swedish Baptist Church. Vandever
avenue and Church street, c. A.
Chader minister. win be as follows:
1915 O'Clock. morning worship, the
pastor will begin a series OF sermons
on Christ in the Gospel OF John -
which may be continued until
Easter. Sundays subject. Christ
the Living Word OF God" - Noon.
Sunday school: 6.45 o'clock. young
Deopies meeting: 7.30 o'clock,
preaching service in English. The
subject viii be. THE Foolishneei
and the Weakness Of Coo Wednes-
day ~ T.z5 O'Clock. prayer meeting.
The pastor viii begin series Of
topical studies and the topic for this
meeting viii be The Holy Spirit" g"
Thure5sy AZ 9 o'clock. the Sunday
SCHOOL board meeting
Evening journal., 1923-02-03
PENTECosrAL CHURCH.

Services tomorrow at the Pente-
costai Church, Twenty-third and
Pine streets. will be as follows:
Prayer service at 10 o'clock. followed
by communion service at II o'clock.
After the communion service, L. NJ.
Anglin, missionary from China, will
give a short address. Sunday school
at 2.30 o'clock, Ernest Greenwell. su-
perintendent. Waiting meeting at
AIS o'clock. During the meeting
Mrs. Anglin will talk about the or
phanage work Of which she and Nr.
Anglin have charge at Tienfu, China,
Young peoples meeting at $50
O'Clock. At 7.3O o'clock the Rev.
NGeorge Bowie, returned missionary
from South Africa, will preach. The
Rev. Mr.. Bowie will conduct two
weeks services, during which time
he will preach on the subjects OF
Divine healing. the second coming OF
the Lord and the baptism in the Holy
Ghost.
Evening journal., 1923-02-03
VARIED PROGRAM
AT WESTMINSTER
DR.. Candee to Preach at
All Services in Church
Tomorrow
BREAD OR STONE"
Y SERMON THEME

Services in Westminster Presby-
terian Church tomorrow will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. Charles l.. Can
dee. who will preach in the morn
| ing on the theme Bread or Stone o.
The music will he in charge Of John
a. Thoms. Jr.. who recently has been
! made conductor OF the Philadelphia
Operate Society Immediately after
the chimes, the organ will play Mac
Dowell's "A Scottish Tone Picture"
The choir will sing Schnecker- Mas
cagnfs Rejoice in the Lord" and
Mobiles Souls of the Righteous"
At the Vesper service at O'Clock
in the afternoon, DR.. Candee will
preach on the theme. The Manliness
Of the Master" Louis Angeloty. vio-
linist OF the Philadelphia Symphony
Orchestra, and soloist of Wasili Leps'
will render Ogarew's Romance" and
Cui's "Berceuse." He will also play
a violin obligato to the choir's rem
dition Of Bartletts The Day Isl
Ended"
The Sunday School will meet i'm
mediately after the morning worship
at the Ferris Industrial School at
o'clock. At $50, Leonard Shaw will
preside at the meeting and will pre-
sent the address and the new-elected /
officers Of the society will be official |
ly installed.
The Candee Chapter Of the West
Guild will have its usual .
meeting on Monday afternoon at
1908 Broome street. At o'clock
the Board OF Trustees's will meet.
Evening journal., 1923-02-03
CLAYMoNT VI. f. CHURCH.

At the Claymont NJ. +. Church.
Claymont.. the Rev. w. A. Hearn.
pastor. tomorrow. the pastor viii
preach at both morning and evening
services. At the morning service,
1O.45 o'clock. the text will be Ro-
mans 1. 16. II am not ashamed OF
the gospel Of Christ: for IT is the
power OF God unto salvation to every
one that believeth." At the even
ing service. 745 o'clock. Mr.. Hearn
will continue the series of sermons
on "Acient Tragedies From Old
Testamet Scriptures" The theme
at this service will be "The Unseen
Hand" Sunday school al 9.45
o'clock. Missionary Sunday Ep-
worth League at 6.45 o'clock. topic.
India on the March," leaders, Miss
Graham and Mrs. Wilcox. At the
mornig service a class of 13 prepara-
tory members will be received into
full membership in the church.
Evening journal., 1923-02-03
TRINITY VI. +. CHURCH

The services OF Trinity NJ F.
Church. corner of 22nd and Church
street Rev. f. H. Collins pastor will
be as follows:
$50 a. m class meeting led by
Mr.. John NJ. Lacey. assistant leader.
1890 a. m. preaching by the pas
tor a short sermon, subject. The
Shepard Psalm" The communion
will be administered Reception OF
members into church membership.
.. p. m. the bible school in all de-
partments, Mr.. c. w. Cook. Jr.
superintendent in charge. Glasses
for all ages. The offering by classes
will be for the centenary.
6.4j p. m. the Epworth League de-
votional meeting.
7.30 p. m. the community praise
and gospel service. especial singing
by chorus choir. Pastors evening
subject. The Prodigal Son. second
sermon The Penalty Of Wayward-
ness"
Baracca class on Tuesday night at
7.45 p. m.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday
night at $50 p. m, led by pastor
Glass meeting on Friday night. led
by Rev John Galloway al 7>30 p. NJ.
Evening journal., 1923-02-03
UNIoN NJ. e. CHuRCH.

At the Union Methodist Episcopal
Church, Fifth and Washington
streets. the Rev. Harvey winfield
Ewing. D. D.. minister. services will
be as follows: Glass meeting at
$50 O'Clock. f. W. Dunlap. leader;
public worship at 1890 o'clock, Holy
Communion and reception of mem
bers; Sunday school at o'clock
W. l.. Bicking. superintendent: Ep-
worth League at Gas O'Clock. topic.
The outcast OF India Reclaimed. ="
an address by the Rev Mr.. Pote.
a returned missionary: evening
worship at 7.30 o'clock. sermon by
Dr. Ewing, subject. III Winter
Comes" the first OF a series on the
messages OF modern books. Music
for the day: organ prelude, Prelude
in A Miner, Batiste: professional
hymsn; anthem, Bread OF the World.
Joes; solo. Ny Loved one. Rest.
Bird Mrs. Seth Ellis; offertory.
cradle song. Delbruck: postlude
march in C. Guilmant; organ recital
at 7.15 o'clock. Miss Johnson: an
them. Softly Now the Light Of Day.
Fearis; quartette. Close. Close 10
Thee, Miles; offertory, Intermezzo.
Macbeth; postlude. Tarantella, Silas
Evening journal., 1923-02-03
.ORATORIO At
GRACE Church
Choir TO Give THE Holy
City" at Sunday Night
Service
DIR. B. M. JOHNS TO
PREACH IN MORNING

DR.. BENJAMIN NJ. Johns. D. d.
will preach tomorrow morning a
Grace Methodist Episcopal church
Ninth and West streets on the sub
iect The Helpless Christ" At the
evening service at 7.3O, the choir
will give The Holy City" by Gaul
Following is the musical program
for the day:
1915 o'clock. the chimes: 20
Day Of Rest and Gladness." How
are thy servants blest o Lord" "A
mighty fortress is our God" Spirit
Divine attend our prayer"
1890 o'clock-Organ prelude,
morning prelude, professional, AZ.
Reade anthem, Praise the Lord
Randegger; offertory. soprano solo,
MY Redeemer and my Lord" Mrs.
Gallery. Buck; recessional. 317; or
gan postlude. Allegro con Moto.
Smart.
7.O5 O'Clock. the chimes: There
is land of pure delight" "Jerusa-
lem the Golden" Jesus calls us
Der the tumult".
IT'S to 7.3O o'clock-Organ re-
cital: Jubilate Amen. Kinder; Min
uette. Bocherini: Berceuse. GODDARD;
professional. 612; prayer; respon-
sive reading; Gloria Patria; of
fertory sentence; The Holy City.
Gaul: part 1. contemplation. part
H. adoratlon; recessional 461.
organ postlude. Hosanna. Wachs.
The Sunday school sessions will
be held at noon. Miss Elsie Copley
and j. Harry Taylor will sing /
iuet at the League Services at $50
1'ciock