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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-19
CUP Winners IN
DOG FIELD Trials
Sumter Owners Of Hunting
Dogs Among Winners In Lee
County Trials

The Southwest Georgia Field
Trials held in Lee county on the
Scrutcbins and Pryor plantations
Monday and Tuesday was an
event that proved Of great interest
to dog lovers in this section Of the
state.
The Field Trial association was
organized through the efforts of
two Americus men DR.. Y. B. Oliver
and Lucas Theirs, and with the CO.
operation Of Sumter county dog
owners they were able TO put on
an event that has attrat ted atten-
ton throughout the state.
It is the intention Of the assccia-
ton to make the field trials an an
nual event. Lucas Taiers Sacrc-
tary Of the Association states chat
puppy stake will be held on tie
Scrutchins place this spring.
Cup winners in the trial held
Monday and Tuesday were: Puppy
Stake.
"Cromwells Prince" setter, own
cd by Hamilton Yancay, handled ~
Il. Fl. Hogg.
Lucy Cobb" setter owned BY
Walter Jones, handled by Tram
nell scott.
"Ellagene," setter, owned BY S.
S. Doss, handled by v. p. Oliver
Derby.
Joe" setter, owned and handIed
by Luther Allison.
Eugenes Dixie Flyer" owred
by S. T. Jennings, handled by V D.
Oliver.
''Cromwells Prince" (cup winner
in Puppy stakes.
All Age.
Hogs Sport" owned and handl.
ed by r. II. Hogg.
Bully Kid" owned and handl-
Cd BY Trammell Scott
"Count Wallace Reid owned and
handled by J. Lunsford.
Many Of the winners III the trial.
here have been sent to Waynesboro
where they viii comrcle in the
Georgia Field Trials.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-19
EXECUTIVE REPORT
GIVEN UDC. TODAY
Mrs. HarroId's Report Shows
100000 Members; $3o4,-
600 Goes to Education
(By the Associated Press. }

SAVANNAH, Nov. 19.-Review-
ing the work of the past year along
all lines of endeavor, Mrs. Frank
Harold, president-general of the
United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy, today delivered the execu-
tive report before the thirty.frst
annual convention of the organiza-
ton, in session here.
After a brief word of Welcome,
Mrs. Harold took up the report,
giving the figures Of registration
and membership. she pointed out
that registration in 1924 totalled
9,506 members, while the roll of
members now exceeds 100000.
Then turning to education, the
president-general pointed this fea-
ture out as probably the nest i'm
portant part "of our work as an
organization" Last year, she said,
the amount collected in educational
work, reported to the chairman of
education was 100000.
eff we would see the ideals for
which we stand made permanent,
and our work go steadily forward,
we must instruct the children dur
ing their reflective, formative
years of life," Mrs. Harold warn
ed.
st is thus that we BUILD the fu-
.ture Of our association and the fu-
ture of the South in history and civ
ilization,"
The president-general referred TO
many CT the educational projects
Of the past year.
Fourteen years ago standing
committee was appointed b. the
United Du,.hters of the Confed-
eracy - dilsct and finance The
hundreds c. scholarships which are
bestowed annually upcn worth,
young people. Last year th'
amount Of educational work report
CONTINUED On Page Fiye)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-19
.SIREDAR OF ARMY
WOUNDED and SHOT
BY EGYPTIANS
Major General Lee Stack Shot
In Stomach, Condition
Serious
(By the Associated Prtss.)

CAIRO. Egypt, Nov. 10. -
Two bombs. one OF which ex-
ploded. were thrown today ut
Major General Lee Stack. sireI
dar Of the Egyptian army, while
driving from the military war
headquarters.
The General also was attack
ed with revolver shots and ae-
riously wounded in the stomach.
He was removed 10 q local hos
pitaI and is now under the care
of surgeons.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-19
GIBBONS AND NORFOLK
TO FIGHT DEC.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The state
athletic commission placed it, Of
fetal stamp Of approval or the Tom
Gibbons-Kid Norfolk fifteen rodad
match at Madison Square Garden
Tuesday December 8, after eEey
available heavyweight outside Of
Jack Dempsey was considered as ae
opponent for Gibbons. This match
is the headliner Of the Christmas
fun show, the uet proceeds Of which
win be distributed among tao poor
Of New York.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-19
AUTO DROPS on AUTO
I'M ELEVATOR SHAFT

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 Despite
the fact that he backed his automo-
bile into an open elevator shaft in
a garage and fell five stories with
it to land on another automobile
just entering the shaft, is suffering
Franklin Of Flushing, is saffsgirg
only from minor bruises. Archi-
bald Nesbitt, Of Baysido. the oeeu-
pant of the second car, sedan, also
escaped serious injuries. Both cars
were wrecked in such manner as
to protect the drivers from being
crushed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-19
8 SCHOOL CHILDREN
INJURED. 8 SERIOUSLY
School Bus Turns Over When
Driver Reaches for Piece
of Candy
(By The Associated Press)

MoULTRIE, Nov. ia school
bus in which 20 children were rid
ing turned over here today, injuring
eight of the children, three cf whom
are perhaps seriously injured.
1t is stated that the bus turned
over when high school boy w5o
was driving turned his head to get
a piece of candy froa a girl.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-19
CROP CONDITION IS
Announced TODAY
l,os4,553 Tons Cotton Seed
Crushed TO October 1885,
1913 Tons On Hands

WASHINGTON, Nov. Iy.-Geor-
gia crop condition announced today
Ly the Department Of Agriculture
states that weather has ~oeeA most
warm over the state and very dry;
the drought is becoming niore acute
Flowing is proceeding slowly over
the state and the termination Of
winter grain is slow. Sowing Of
wheat and oats is proceeding slow
ly. Farmers still are cutting cane
and making syrup.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-19
PRAYER MEETING AT
FIRST METHODIST

The prayer meeting services TO-
night at The First Methodist church
will be in charge Of tire board Of
stewards, and will begin promptly
at seven o'clock. Every steward as
well as full representative of the
membership is urged to attend, says
Jno. w. SILVER, chairman of board.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-19
METHODISTS OF SOUTH
GEORGIA IN SESSION
(By tie Associated Press. )

BAINBRIDGE, Nov. 19.-Ihe
fifty eighth annual conference Of
the South Georgia Methooicts con
yened here today with Bishop w. r..
Ainsworth presiding The confer
ence viii continue throughout the
week and the appointments will be
read on Monday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-19
SUCCESSOR Of ST.
PATRICK PASSES.
I'LL SHORT WHILE
Michael Logue Strove for Peace
and Tranquility and Con-
demned British

BELFAST. Ireland, Nov. 10.
Cardinal Michael Logue, the
aged Primate of Ireland, is dead.
There had been no previous
intimation Of the illness of the
aged Cardinal and the news of
his demise this morning at 6
o'clock caused great shock
throughout Ireland.
Cardinal Michael Logue, the
venerable Archbishop of Arm
agh and Prirnate of All Ireland,
the successo. of St. Patrick"
strove for Irish tranquility and
peace.
The guerilla tactics of Sim Fein
sympathizers and thGreprisals of
the Black and Tans filled him with
horror and evoked strong pastoral
letters denouncing the crimes which
in 1920, brought Ireland to the
verge Of civil war.
Exhorting the people to prayer
and to avoid all association leading
to crime and disaster, the Cardi-
nal charged that "the activities Of
the British military authorities are
being carried into districts which
hitherto have been considered peace
full" He concluded; Good help
our country, moaning under this
competition in murder" The ca
lamities in Ireland, he declared,
were greater than in the memory
of any living man.
Cardinal Logue was physically
small, with grey hair, rudy face.
end blue eyes and was vigorous and
energetic despite his eighty years.
He denounced the attempt on the
life of Viscount French. the Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland, in 1919 and
said that the shooting of the police
was "plain murder" When con-
ditions became critical he forbade
political meetings; later he received
q warning threatening his life
IN Cardinal paid visit to the
Until States in 1908. at the time
of thN CENTENARY celebration of the
foundii of the Roman Cathilic
arehdioq of New York. He ceie-
brated pUntificaI mass in st. Pat
ri1l's Cathedral in a $4,000 vest
ment and later was tie guest of
President Roosevelt whom he great
ly admired. Before returning home
he placed wreath on the tomb Of
Washington at Mt. Vern, n. He also
met Andrew Carnegie and john D..
Rockefeller and in a public state
ment praised them for their phi
lanthropies.
At the outbreak Of tie world war,
Cardinal Logue said Irishmen would
'stand by England" but later blam-
ed the government for the political
unrest in Ireland. He opposed con-
scripttion. When the war was ofer
and the Versailles treaty had been
concluded he declared 1.-THE Whole
peace business is a game of grab
Although warning Sim Feiners and
others to heed the law Inc Cardinal
declared Ireland was not ruled by
ordinary statutes and. with other
Catholic clergymen, united in Erg'
ing freedom for that country.
Born at Kilmacrenan, Ireland, on
October /, 1870, he studied at May
nooth and Durboyne. Oordained in
1866 he returned to his native do
cese of Raphoe in 1874 and was
made a doctor of divinity. Two
wears later he became dean OF
Maynooth and professor Of Cache.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-19
EESIEGERS ARE
UNAR6SED

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county Yesterday soro.d tse
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courts order dasionaJ +, ras,rsir
tbe rapehare froo, i.ts.
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-19
FIRE AT HATBOX
FIELD BURNS PLANES

MUSKOGEE, Okla, Nov. 10.
Fire destroyed the main hangar,
four planes and large stock Of air
plane repair parts at Hathox Field
here this morning. TIE origin Of
the blaze is undetermined.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-19
rTRIBLING FIGHTS FAY
ON THANKSGIVING
nv The Associated Press. }

ATLANTA, Nov. 19.-Ioung
stribling, scheduled to fight Har-
~ Fay here Thanksgiving, is hard
down at training work. The
youthful pugilist is working out
dailv. following his class work at
a local high school.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-19
COTTON SEED
CRUSHED To OCT. 81.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-Cot-
ton seed crushed in the past thee
months, ending Oct. 81, amounts
to ,084,553 tons as compared with
965,505 tons the same period last
year, the census bureau announ3 yes.
Cotton seed on hand October 81,
855,128 tons as comp9red with
739,947 a year ago.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-19
CIVIL WAR THREAT in WAFER ROW
APCTIQTCLTOD az All TDETfA MIN IN IU&BE
<AAAOA1D4OE1OT VI ALL uAEAAlNO OEEAO0n Il
ThOs. H.Ince
IS Dead

(By she Asso:,> ed pres7.l
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Nov.
l9.-Thomas H. Ince, noted
moving picture producer, died
this morning at his home in the
Hollywood foothills of a heart
trouble,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-19
MRS. HARDING WEAKER
AND EXHAUSTED TO-DAY
nv the Associated Press. }

MARION, Ohio, Nov. 10. - Mrs.
Warren G. Harding is much weak
err and exhausted this morning, ae-
cording to bulletin issued by her
physicians.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-19
FIRE DESTROYS SCHOOL:
CHILDEN LEAVE SAFELY
GULFPORT, Miss., Nov. -

GDLf IOhlJ MISS, NOV. IL
s(By the Associated Press.)
Fire destroyed the Central Ward
school here this morning with loss
amounting to $4,000.
Children who were in classes
when the fire broke out marched
lately through the building al
though many leaned out Of the
windows to prevent suffocation
prior to marching.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-19
sIXTEEN ARRESTED IN MACON

MACON, Nov, t9.-SiXteen per-
son have ben arrested here since
last Saturday by federal narcotic
inspectors and police in drive to
rid Macon Of dope users and sell
ers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-19

Another great danger a woman
faces is she is always f6sly to all
IN love with some man who has q
nustache
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-19
AMERIcUs SPOT COTTON

WEAHIER-Fair tonight with
heayy frost in central and north
portion; warmer Thursday
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26
soLIcITA ADEMAs GARANTIAS
PARA LAS ELECCIONES.- PRONE
sA3 DEL coBERNADoR

Ell reporter estllyo departieIldo en-
el dia - aycr, con una co1nision COM
presta por los distinguidos caballeros
&c YaGco con Ignacio Roca y don
JuaI Roig, candidates. Alcaldc de di-
cha ciudad senador por Ell distrito
de Mayaeiiez, por la coalici6n rephbh-
CO socialista, resEectivameate.
Los caballeros en- question, acompa-
nados per don Ettiene Totti, amigo
personal del Gobernador Towner, Sc
entrevistaron con la primera autoridad
de la Isla. LIE entrevista duro mas de
Una nora, y la comisi6n sali6 altaments
satiSfecha del resnltado de la misma.
El asanto p~imordial sometido q la
consideration del Gobernador por la re-
ferida comision, fr6 Ia presentation
de gravisimos carSos contra ell juez
municipal dc Yauco, Lcdo. Silva, los
cra1es es5an debidamente sostelidos
por atfidavittc jurados ante notario.
Ell Cobarnador. les ofrecio g este
respacto, que Sc entrevistaric EN- rela-
cion con los cSrgos formulados con Ell
Attorney General, que ordena-ia una
criGadosa investigation de los hechos
denunciados.
Adenas la comisi6n hizo saber al
Gobornador que en- Yauco existian -ame
nazas por pcrte de los adversarios po-
liticos, sclicitaron garantia a csc
respects, hacienda constar que va Sc
habiar cntrcvistado con Mr.. Keith. '
que este les habia prcmetido que las
@lecciones scrian conlpistamente Impair
ciales o~denGdas Ell Gobernador su
gcZ, proinotio que enviarla I'm repre-
'en@anre especial . waco Ell d;a de
las elecci1nes, y que el obseryador SO
cialista estaria prcvisto lie una nsta
del electora6o para evitar posibles fran
;'es.
La colnision csta pues altamente 50.
tisfacha. del excelente resultado de la
"ntrevista. ssi como de las cortesias
&c que fHe obieto por partc del Go
bc-nador Towner
Debemos tambien hacer constar, que
la distingrida .dama, doiia Paz z. de
Roca no for:n6 parte de esa comisi6n
81 asistio solamente la reunion del
comit6 Territdllal del Partido Puro
del cual es ella miembro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26
Ell DIR. MANUEL FERNANDEZ
MATER

Ell iiltimo nombramiento que firm6
Ell General Pershing, al cumplir sus
sesenta v cinco amos recae en- un meri-
tisimo portorriQueiio, en- ell comperen.
tie galeno DR. Manuel Fernandez. Ma
ter, comandante del Ejercito america
no en- la reserva, Quien presto valiosos
servicios en- Ell Campamento Las Casas
durante la Gran Guerra.
Segdn orden General del Depar-
tamento de Guerra v Marina, con &C.
cha del IL de .agosto, nuestro distin-
gu do amigo ha pasado incorporates
al cuerpo msdico del ejercito en- Puec-
to Rico, y aunque Ell range que ocu-
pa en- la armada regular es, de primer
teniente al DR.. Fernandez Mater sc
le permite vestir ell uniforme de CO.
mandante, por la graduation que os-
tenta en- Ia Reserva.
Esta distinction merecida del illus
ire caballero amigo, es una noticia
que ha de llenar de regocijo sus nu-
merosos amigos que a la vez enaite-
ce al pals, al ser ell illtimo trazo, de
la mano que empuf6 la espada victo-
riosa irhpuso la Paz al mundo, que
ACADIA de retirarse la quietud del
hogar, despues de largos amos de ser
vir la Patria.
nuestro distinguido compatriota, Dr.
Fernandez Mater, Ell MUNDO envia
al bigarro General Pershing, desde es-
ia isla que Sc empina en- el mar Ca
ribe al apacible retro de Washington,
el mensaje cordial de su saludo, de-
seandole disfrute por muchos amos la
paz que conquist6 su espada en- NOM
bre de la Humanidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26
VARIAS'

cia presentada por los Sres. Limo Ra-
NOS Genaro Sanchez, como candida
tos del Partido "Obrero Guayames''
para los cargos de miembros de la
Asambfea Municipal de Guayama.
-Ha sido archivada en- la oficina
del Secretario Executive de Puerto
Rico, la designation del Sr. Herminio
Miranda Gonzalez como candidate del
partido Constitutional Hist6rico"
para ell cargo de Representante La
Camara por Ell Distrito Representati-
vo Mum. s.
-Ha sido archivada en- la oficina
del Secretario Executive a los efectos
de la Ley Electoral VICENTE, La re-
nuncia presentada por Ell Sr. Jose Ba
rreras Cabrera como candidate de los
partidos "Sociaiista' v ''Oonstitu-
cional Hist6rico" para ell cargo de
Miembro dc la Asamblea Municipal
de Morovis y ha sido designado para
cubrir dicha vacante ell Sr. Herminio
Miranda Rivera, de Morovis.
/ --Ha sido archivada en- la oficina
del Secretario Executive, los efectos
de la Ley Electoral VICENTE, la desig-
nacion del Sr. Jose Barreras Cabrera
como candidate del partido ''Consti-
tucional Hist6rico', para ell cargo de
Alcalde de Morovis.
Ia sido archivada en- la ofcina
del Secretario Executive los efectos
de la Ley Electoral VICENTE, la renun-
cia presentada por el Sr. Calixto Mar
tinez Rodriguez como candidate de
los partidos "Sociahsta" "Consti-
trcional Hist6rico' para ell cargo de
Miembro de la Asamblea Municipal
de San Lorenzo y ha sido nombrado
para cubrir dicha vacante Ell Sr. Jose
Rivera Huerta, de San Lorenzo.
Han sido archivadas en- la ofcina
del Secretario Executive, a los efectos
de la Ley Electoral VICENTE, las re-
nuncias presentadas por los Sres. Ra-
mon Padilla, Isidro Martinez, San
tos Cruz Y Antonio Lopez como can
didatos de los partidos 'Socialista +"
y Constitutional Historico' para los
cargos de Miembros de la Asamblea
Municipal de Dorado han sido de-
signados para cubrir dichas vacantes
los sres. virgilio oquendo Marquee.
Manuel Mercado Cancel, Luis Bauta
Rios Bernandino Rodriguez, de Do
rado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26
Ell PLEITO ELECTORAL DE
ARECIBO1a
LA CANDIDATURA QUE LLEVA
AL SR. SAN MILAN ES LA
OFFICIAL DEL 'PARTIDO
UNIONISTAi

Aver fuG radicada una demanda
en- la Seccion Segunda de nuestra
Corte de Distrito por Ricardo Agrait
Y otros contra ell Secretario Ejecuti-
ro de Puerto Rico, en- la cual Sc ale
ga que la candidatura del Sr. Agrait
es la que resulta de la Convention
celebrada por el partido.
Hemos dido autorizadas opiniones
sobre la materia Y todas coinciden
eff que es muy possible que este re-
curse no progrese, dados los pobres
fundamentos en- que descansa.
La parte demandante va represen-
tada por los abogados Cuevas Ze-
guerra Y Feliu.
La demandada por el Attorney Ge-
neral de Puerto Rico los Letra-
dos senores Mestre, Lastra y Rivera
Zeyas.
va nuestros lectores conocen al
gunos antecedentes de este impor
tante asunto, pero debemos consig-
IAlI QuS eli 10 OOSiObeal let uC L ttCA ~
Pico, Sc elevo una consulta al Conf
te Central de la Union de Puerto
Rico para que dijera 81 la candida
tura Official era la que llevaba como
candidate al senor Agrait la que
lleva al senor San Milan por
aquel ORGANISING Sc respondi0 que la
UNICA CANDIDATURA OFFICIAL
DEL PARTIDO UNIONISTA ERA.
LA DEL SR. SAN MILAN.
Esta es la question que Sc plan
tea ante ell : Tribunal que coloca
los damandantes en- una situaci6n
de rebeldia alberta contra la Allan
"a Puertorriqueia.
La opinion publica en- Arecibo Sc
encuentra perpleja ante el procedi-
miento inadecuado que utilizan aque-.
los hombres que han venido una
" otro dia llamandose aliancistas y
regateando a sus opositores el dere-
cho de sostener la Candidatura UNI
CA de la Union de Puerto Rico.
S. T.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26

UNA coMIsIoN DE YAUCo Sc EN-
TREvIsrA CON Ell GOBERNAD0R
TOWNER Y FORMULA GRAVES
CARGO! CONTRA Ell JUEz DE ESA
FoBLACIoN, LCDO. SILVA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26
NoTAs DE FoRTALEzA

Han sido archivadas Ell la oficina
del Secretario Executive, a los efectos
de la Ley Electoral VICENTE, la renun-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26

Esta demostrado cue Ia salud no
depende de corner tres veces al dia
sino de la clase de alimentos que Sc
asimilan.
Eliza Ud.la nutricion que le devuel-
va la energia y la vitalidad, que
enriquezca su sangre y que 10 haga
fuerte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26

Quaker Oats es el alimento COM
pleto. Contiene dos veces mas energla
nutritiva que la carne, sin las desven
tajas que el excessive uso de esta
implica. va Sc tome frio 0 va caliente,
sabe muy bien.
Para adquirir perfection fisica, coma
Quaker Oats una vez al dia.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1924-02-14
Bucknnan's

$50, 900 worth of high grade merchandise. It's the
most gigantic merchandising achievement this store
has ever planned. Over 1000 money saving bargains.
The choicest stock of wearing apparel for men
men and children placed on sale at such remarkable
low prices that matter how much how little
you can afford spend prepared to expect big
values you not be disappointed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09

Dresses of Beauty, both in
style and quality, can be
found in this lot. Every
dress was made to sell for
much more than our retail
prices, but they are samples
at muchly discounted fig
ures-
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