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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-08

Mrs. Hubert Denham and young
son, Hubert, Jr., of Jacksonville,
Fla, have arrived to be the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Brooks, on
Hancock avenue, and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. C. Denham, on Fielder street.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-08

Miss Elizabeth Simpson, who is
librarian at the Carnegie Library in
Atlanta, was weekend guest Of her
brother, Rev. Richard Simpson, and
Mrs. Simpson at their home on
Hampton street.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-08

]. w. Fits and Miss Nell Fits
motored to Dawson Monday fol- the
day, and were guests of friends
while there.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-08

Miss Elizabeth Lockett, who was
the attractive weekend guest Of
Miss Cordelia Hooks, at her home on
Lee street, has returned to her home
in Cuthbert.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-08

The burning question will soon be
How much per toni"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-08
EFFICIENCY EXPERTS

so called-are often deficiency
experts in reality A we'll equip
ped office has every labor and time
saving device therein installed, and
needs no efficiency expert where
everything, and everybody, works
right. Office supplies Of every
kind in the better grades, kept in
stock.
SOUTHERN PRINTERS,
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rhone o34
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-08

Church street, will be interested IN
knowing that their condition is inn
proved today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Barnes, former
ly of Americas, were guests at The
Windsor Hotel several days this
week, en- route from Jackson,il
Fla. F., 10 Tennessee.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-08

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-08

A. G. Duncan motored toMonte-
yuma today to look after important
business matter, and while there was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Brown.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Green Turpin
are attending the Southeastern Fair
in Atlanta, this week.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-08
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MRS. WOOTTEN HOSTESS
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-26
GOODYEAR m" zVlTEzlL VzkV0DEcn
TENTO BAL.LON ULETEL VZDALENOST
LOO MIL "A VYHRAL PRVNf CENU.

San Antonio, Tex 25 dubna. - NejposednejSi sed-
mi baoni jenz vznes do vzduchu zdejsm Kelly Field
mnuou stfedu narodnich balonovych zavodech sesoup
zemi dnes jihovychodni Minnesota.
w. T. Van Orman, pilot ballonu Goodyear Tire Rub
Der Co.. Akronu svym druhem, c. X. Wolamem pfi-
ved doshy ku konc kdyz dnes odpoledne snesl zem
bze Rochester Minn as 100 mil cd tohoto mesa uetev
Sc tax nejvetsi vzdalenost vsech zavodnfkn.
Vitez zIstal vsak prblzne 73 mile amerckym dal-
kovym rekordem 11729 mil, jenz byl docen 1910 w. R.
Hawleym zavodech. ez konany byly ST. Louisu Van
Orman a Wolam byli vzduchu 43 hodiny "a minuty
Druhou cenu zskal kap Honeywell jenz snesl zem
balonem S14 snes bze ST. Ansgar Ia dnes easnd rno
men, Tfetim byl major Norman W. Peek enz armadnim
balonem SID snes bze ST. Ansgar Ia dne stasn6 rano
Van Orman, kap Honeywell major Peek ziskanim trf
prvnch mist zavodech stanou zastupc Amerky Cor
don Benneovyh meznarodnch vzduchoplaveckych zavo-
dech jez budou konany Brusseu cervnu tohoo roku
Prvnf e $1000 druha $500 tfeti $780, kerychzto
penez bude pouzito hrazen vloh poench cestou do
Evropy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-26
HELFERlcH zAHYNuL We $vfcARsKU.
POVESTNY NEMECKY MILITARISTA JED
NOU OBETf zELEZNICNf SRAzKY
Berlin. 25. dubna

Berlin 25. dubna. Nemectf zpatecnic utrpsl po-
sedn dob6 prave pred vobam do fssk@ho snemu tezke
zraty ZemTel Jim fnanGnf genius SHINES nyni
muje ze zahynul take jech celny poi vnkajcf fnanc
mix, Karel Helferich Pel zvot Svycarsku pri
sune srazce vlakG bize Bellnzony Zaroveh MIN bya
take jeho matka die nych zprav tchyne Vracel
Itae Nemecka, kde hodla Helferch provadet vol
BAN veikou kampan Oba dle neaky cas- Itai jezera
Maggiore kde ma Hefferichiv chan vu Pfi srazce byl
jech VIZ znicen mrtvoly slime opaeny takze oba byli
ztotozneni teprve po nekolika hodinach
Pode posednch zprav zabo byo trinact ldi, pet Gle
MI muzstva cestujcfch Pocet ranenych udava Sc
rnzn6.
DR. Kare Helfferch zasaval vynikajici 1fady jiz Ne
mecku csafsk6m Byl vyslancem Rusku sekreafem vnra
mstokanclerem rditelem nemecke banky. ednu roku
1915 sa mnistrem nanc prave dob9 kdy rise pocaa
tonouti dluzch porebovala obratneho veden Rdil
n9mecke valecn6 pcky nejlepsm zdarem Po valce zI
sta veren monar pracova pro republce hed9l il vse
mozne poskod Vzpira paceni valecne nahrady osfe
vystoup pro zprave Dawesove ponevadz pry uvalue
Nemecko bremena prils tezka Byl krajnm mtarstou
Waky byl pro potku aby vydzelo do kranho vyGepa
III sill podporova krutou polku deportacf cvnfho obyva
Alstva valceni ponorkoveho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-26
zAvERECNE JEDNANl TRAGFn'r
WANDA ST0P0Vk SK0NCILA : '''''
vRAzDOu Y DETR0lTu.
IDA Sc, zE SMITH BYL il VICE NEz
"DOBRODINCEM".

Detroit, 25 dubna Wanda Elaine stop,va mlada
advokatka byvala vesea poava bujnem new-yor
ske Greenwich Village nz patraa chcagska pocie pro
zavazdeni Henry Manninga. zamestnance Y. Henley
Smitha, spachaa sebevrazdu ednom zdejsim hotelu
Secna Stopova prijela do Detrotu bezprostredne po
sfelbe Chicagu zjednala 81 poko hoeu poie jmenem
pi Theodore Glasgow. Jeji sebevrazda
jena eprve po upynuti tr hodin poce zdeisi zv9de
la to jese jenom nahodou
Dnes pozde odpoledne diva detekvove ma zakade in
formaci telegramu obdrzenem Chicago odebrali
hoteu ably patral po Stopove Nasedse meno Glasgow
hoteni knze pozada kerka ably je spoj teefon
tycnym pokojem teprve tehdy zvede sebevrazde By
10 jim pax feeeno re koroner vykona dredn prohlidku
mvoy nafd jeji odvezeni do pohrobnckeho zavodu Ac
Ella jedu zadna formanf zprava nebya podana poci az
do pozdnf hodiny dnes vecer.
Mezi vecm nalezenymi pokoji ktery mada zena oby-
vala, objevena knzka obsahuc adresy prominench
yorskych obyvatelG mez mimi redakoru dramatckych
tikd Rovnez tam byl dopis podepsany pouze Keney
trne Cd Y Henley Smtha nasvedcujici zamozny
kar Chicago byl necm vice nez dobrodincem pomahaji
elm dvce studich Posedn odstavec onoho dopisu
mi: 81
Polko ia doufam re isi byla ponekud rozumnes tech
to posednich nSkolik dni Modm Sc abych pfece enom
nekuy S st&ti p6rovou yzpruh6f kere vskocs
zpevu smichu stesti Modlim bez Boha ncmene
vsak stejne Musim nyni jiti dktovati.
krasne newyorske senografce Ncm6n6 vsak ty jsi =
jez trpea sudovala Neni nteho takoveho iako tvdj
bcej New Yorku zda drzi jej nekde pod zamkem
Chicago, 25. dubna. Kratce pred tim, nez obdrzena
Detrou zprava sebevrazde Wandy Stopove
poroa vznesa nj zalobu pro zabti Henry Manninga
"vrazednym 1myslem. Pr Smhova, manzelka Y. Kenley
Smha vypovidala pfi inkvestu Wanda dostala
mu pres protest Manningdv re pribeha do je loznice
pala po Smithov Kdyz bylo il receno nen donna,
zvolaa re zabije oba ala strlet po pi Smhove Man
nnga stfelia. kdyz prbehl do oznice chel il vyrva
zbran.
Rovn6z bylo zisteno re Vladimir Glasgow manze
Wandin nemG ciniti ceou afferou. obydli Smith
ovych Stopova daa dovez autodrozce rdici
ze ably zastavi biloxi Cd residence Drozkar vypovda
a ell
do m6sa Jezto neslyel vystred nemal ami useni
stalo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-26
L0UPEz WPLATN(cH PENfz.
BANDITE PkEPADLI BANKOvNtHO URED
NfKA A UKORISTILI $63,OO0.

Granite City, ILL.,, 25 dubna. Bandte pfepadli dnes
ooupi D. Grandinaroffa, priruciho kasa Granite City
narodnf banky $4,000 paprovych penezh, jez prave
obdrzel pose cd federan reservni bany ST. Louisu
Nekok bylo vypaleno Grandinaroffem lupic avsak
nikdo neprisel k zraneni.
Loupez provedena pred bankou, pres uc cd postovni
no 1fadu. Penze byy urceny vyplatu denkh zdej
sich ocelarnach Grandnarof pravi ze nevi kok muzd
bylo tlupe banditd avsak mel pry diva automobiy.
Kdyz lupici ujizdeli pryc jail po mich sfle Charles
jakoz Grandinaroff sam. Worster stall dverf
posty banky ably sez muze nesoucfho penze Opatrenf
toto osvsdclo Sc vsak byti bezvysednym
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-26
MALY zAJEM OOHIOSKt PREDVOLBY
VEkEJN0ST NEPATRNE SE zAJlMk
. 0SUDY KAnDIDAT0.
MA REP LfSTKU JSOU COOLIDGE A JOHN
SON, MA DEMOKRATICKEM JSOU
McADOO A cox.

Columbus O.. %. dubna Ackol pTedvolby tomto
konany budou iz prs tery naprosta lhostenost
nuje kruzch obcanstva den republican, demo-
krate kter dosav pedvolbam, budou mit pfleztost
proevi komu dava pednos jako presidenskemu kandi-
datu mezi Calvinem Cooidgem senatorem Hramem w.
Johnsonem repubkanskem stku mczl byvaym sekre-
tafem pokladny w. G. McAdooem byvalym guvernerem
James M Coxem stku demokratckem.
Tento vyber bude vyjadren jednom lisku Ma dru-
hem kry rovnez bude dorucen voici bude moc napoma
haiti vyberu deegad do narodnf konvence Sedm repu
bkanskych demokratickych delegatG celek bude
zvoeno kazdy % kongresnch distrikd Ohiu bude
stupovan dvema delegaty kazde konvenci.
Tmto strucnost jest naznaceno oc bude jednati
ternch pesidentskych pfedvolbach Kampan obou stra
mach byla tou nejtissf histor statnich prmarek
kerch mesech vzbuzen by zajem ezo bude hlasovano
vydanf rdznych bonda tech nepochybne bude odevzdan
znacny pocet hasd
nekterych dsriktech isou zapasy nejak4ho jednot.
lvce neb skupnu neb frakc cimz rovnez buae doceno
znacnesi dGastenstv predvobach AvSak nejakeho Ii
vejsiho zanu osudy kandidatd kter uchaze pres-
dentskou nominaci vdbec nebyo.
Jz pred zahajenim kampane republikanstl vudcove v
byl teer vymky pro navrzeni presdenta Coo
dge e5ich fady byly az do vysefoyan udelenl
enych vysad Toto vsetfovani nemz nasedovaIo ono
odboru spravednos sou dobu hrozlo Otrast Coolidge
organisaci.
Dfivejsi generalni navadnf Daugherty, ako Coolidge
Nv kanddat Delegate ceek opetne sal sedem bou
ez vzrGstaa kdyz vyso evo pocinan tax zvane 90
hioske kliky ez tenove byl obvnen ze tezi sveho
politickeho vvu Hardin yovy adminstrace
Senator Johnson vrhl do zapasu Ohu pnym Sc
deegatu celek kanddaty "a delegaty Kaz
kongresnm distrku Bylo predpovidano ze ddvera
mnulou pritomnou administered bya otfesena re bude
zaznamenan proestn HAS enz moh by stati presdenta
Coolidge zrtu preferencnho voa znacne cast nell cele
delegace Johnsonova kandidata bya povazovana
stredi mz ento protest moh byti umocen jak prefe
rencnim hasovani tax delegaty Ncmene vsak
po nezdarech jichz Johnson dockal nych satech
ocekav yvoa nsake velke nadsen sebe mezi
publkanskymi voli6i tohoto statu
Nejv6tsi bo sweden bude as Daughertyho jenz kan
ddue Delegate ceek kdezto cee Johnsonovych kan
ddatd e statnf senator George H. Bender Cleveandu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-26
DIVA LETCI ZABTTl.

Chicago, 25. dubna. - Diva
armadnf letci. H. r. Cruick-
shank a J. H. Green byli "a
hiti. kdyz ieiich aeroplan SRI
til Sc $ mimi vyse 500 stop do
lesa blize Great Lakes cviceb-
nj namofnickd stanice.. Pravi
Sc. re ztratilf kontrolu mad
pfi podniknuti jedno-
no obzvlast6 sm9leho kou-
sku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-26
LENA cLENEM DANSKEHO
KABINETU.

Kodan, 25. dubna. - Kral
Kristian prijal dnes v audien-
ci premiera Stauninga a schva
iii nov1 kabinet, jehoz cleny
jsou, az ma zahranicniho mini
stra Moltke-ho. pTfslusnfci dan
ske socialisticke strany. Minis
trem vychovy jest pi. Nina Ban
gova, znama ekonomka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-26

Paffz, 25. dubna Ceskosovensky president Masaryk
spoecne zahranicnm mnistrem Beneem odedou RI
ably vyjenali havnf body projektovane alliance asko
ceskosovense Telegrafuje prasy correspondent zde
so stu lie Matin dodavajc ze Cesosovensko die
pfsoupf tim dohode hosavsko aske cfmz situace
sovanskych satd uvofenych rosek byvaeho Rakousko-
Uherskeho mocnafsvf znaGn9 posf mimo to dohoda
ceskotaska bude pry dodatecnym poutem mez Pafizf
R1nem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-26
KVETNOVE OSLAV
ZAKAZANY.

Madrid. Span6lsko, 25. dub
ma. - Vojensky direktorat,
ienz vladne v teto zemi, Zaka-
zal konani veskerych demon
straci spanelskym delnictvem
ma /. kvetna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-26
VRAZI AMERICANA DO.
PADENI.

Londyn, %. dubna. - Zdej-
81 albanske vyslanectvi ozna-
mule, ze albanske vojsko do
pablo diva dalsi cleny tlupy Sc
sti muzG, kteri zavrazdili A
mericany Colemana a DeLon-
ga blize Tirany. Pouze jeden
Glen tlupy je ma svobode, diva
byli zabiti cetniky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-26

krajin9, die sd6lenf osob, jez
ma ne pfisly. Vftr, jenz vycha-
ri jeskyh, je TAX studeny, ze
voda kapajfcf pfi jich vchodu
mrzne. !
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-26
NOW ROMAN We SvETU.

Pfisti soboty xapocne We
"Svets" vychSzeti novy lidovyy
roman
"ZVONfKOVA DCERA",
napsany starym nsSim souse.
dem .. Janem Jirouskem. Pro-
ste vypravov8ni. kters iistS ni-
ide k srdci. vxnovSno lest Sta
rffm Cesktm Osadnik&m.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-26
zEMErAEsENt v SEATTLE.

Seattle, Wash, 25. dubna.-
Prudke zemetresenf bylo zde
pocit6no dnes v 1908 dopoled-
ne. Ackoli zadna skoda nebyla
zpdsobena, zachvevy zeme wy
volaly zdeseni mezi obyvatel-
stvem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-26
ZAJfMAVY OBJEV.

Bend, Ore, 25. dubna. -
Lavove jeskyne, z nichz ficf
ledovy vftr, byly objeveny il
hovJchodne Cd Bend, v puste
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-26

cesovani pred sovetsktm tri-
bunalem pro vyzv9dacstvf. bv-
10 odsouzeno k smrti zastfele-
MIN.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-26

Pan a p. Frank B. Gilbreth-
owl z Montclair, N. J. a New
Yorku. kteTi byli prave ustano-
veni delegaty do kongresu pro
vedeckou industrialni sprawl,
jenz bude konan ma Masary-
kove akademii prace v Praze
cd 21. do Is. cervna. Prav9
doSla zprava do teto zem6 o
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-26

zvolenf majora Gilbretha Gle.
mem Masarykovy akademie
prace, coz je. nejv6tsi vedecka
pocta, jiz mlada republika mi
ze komukoli udeliti. ri. Gilbre-
thova jest iednim z inzenyrd,
kterf byli zvoleni cleny v A
merickem spolku industrial
Mich inzenyri.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
THE WARRIOR STATus

It is reassuring to learn that the di- rectors of the Port of Birmingham feel no apprehension that the difficulties in- volving the Ensley Southern will be det- rimo1tal to the port. MT. Nesbitt is quoted as saying: "If the Ensley South ern cannot be made to show a profit, some other means of transportation will be found" Nothing is to stand in the way of Birhmingham's enjoyment of the service of the barge lines.
 It is noted also that the directorate of the Port of Birmingham is sanguine over the success of the Warrior as divorced fTom the Mississippi. The separation is Effected and no good can be accom- plished by predictions of its failure. Nor is there good ground for such prediction. Everybody knows that the Warrior serv- ice has been losing money, but it has also been known that this loss could be turn ed into a profit with certain changes in policy and with additional equipment of the most efficient type. The Warrior serv. ice is with us to stay. No obstacle to its success can be removed by pessimistic utterance, while optimistic cooperation will be most conclusive agency in its development.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
FARMERS REJECT MERGER

As the farmers study the proposed merger of grain elevators and their pur- chase by the grain-growers' co-operatives their disapproval of the project becomes more outspoken. At a recent growers convention, presided over by Mir. Frank O. Lowden, former governor of Illinois, and once candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, distrust of the merger was voiced and the opinion ex- pressed that the growers would not en- dorse it. This is in no sense condemna- tory of the plan of cooperative market ing, but rather inclines to the view that the present elevator trust is insincere, an dis in reality seeking to break up CO., operative marketing of grain.
 The farmers will continue to pool and store their grain and to distribute it in accordance with market demands. This plan so far has been worth millions to the grain growers already, and is be- heved to be the factor chiefly responsi- ble for the present rising market. It is undeniable that pooling is to be cred tied with the fact that farmers and not middlemen are reaping the advantage of rising prices. Perhaps the farmers, hay ing won so far by patient, cautious ef- fort, are wise in not losing their caution regarding the merger.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
MORE DIvERSIFICATION

The announcement of large new fur mfture factory for Birmingham repre- senting an investment of about two hun dred thousand dollars directs public at- tent1on again to the progress in diversi- ned industries which has been made in tnls district within the past few years. This is the second manufacturing enter prise of the kind for Birmingham. With Tn the last week or so one other large Industrial plant started operations, con- struction work was commenced on a thlrd, while announcements were made of several more to be started in the early future.
 Diversified industries are increasing so rapidly in the Birmingham district that She people of the community are not sur prlsed when informed of new projects. 1t is interesting to note in this connec- Zion that these industries are not con- Fined to enterprises directly dependent upon the districts basic products for raw materials. Hundreds of commodities are manufactured in Birmingham which do not use iron and steel as materials. One large manufacturing plant frequently creates the opportunity for several smaller ones, which are directly or indi- Rectly benefited therefrom. Thus the Bir- nningham district is fast moving towards greater variety of production, as we'll as larger volume
 Meantime successful efforts are con- tinuously made to develop markets with tn the territory which is logically best served by this district. Production of goods needed in this territory has ex- tended Birmingham's marketing area, and millions of dollars worth of com modities, which a few years ago were purchased in the North and East, are now provided by this district at lower transportation rates and with quicker delivery.
 Predictions of pioneer iron-makers that Birmingham would become one of the greatest centers of diversified indus try in the country are rapidly material izing, and in the past few years develop ment in this field has been notably pro gressive. It all makes for our industrial stability.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
Brief Nature Studies
By J. OTIS SWIFT

Every now and then humanity wakes up to find that the insect world, outnumbering it by untold billions, and disputing mans dominance of the earth, has made another inroad. The damage done in sections of the East by the tent-caterpillar and the cater pillar of the tussock-moth are pin-prick re- minders of our age-old warfare with our most bitter enemies and what might happen if, in our carelessness, we upset the balance of nature too much.
 For three years one of our allies, of whose existence most people have never dreamed, has been disappearing. This is the ichneu- mon fly-pimpla inquisitor-which feeds upon the caterpillar of the tussock-moth. It is found in California and Texas as we'll as in the Middle States and in the East. The shining black full-grown pimpla, three-quar- ters of an inch across its wings and body half an inch long, lays her eggs upon the larvae of the army worm and tussock-moth when the latter are grown or after their cocoons are made.
 The caterpillars in the cocoon give evidence of pain caused by the ovipositor of the female pimpla, but pain is natures price for ex- istence,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
Watching The Parade
By JOHN PILGRIM

This morning one of the finest men in American journalism occupied the next chair. His stuff" is known everywhere. What is more important, wherever he is known he is recognized as a fine, clean, square man. His word is good. He does not tell filthy stories or get into unpleasant jams.
 'The finest man know" is the universal tribute of his friends.
 At twenty he told me he was working in blaming mill. That was the best job he had ever had. He went on from one job to another until he found what he was fitted for. Then he began to rise.
 Ever feel the lack of college education p I asked.
 I'm better off without it." said he. q do not mean that other men do not profit by it. But I would not"
 No one would know that he is not the holder of a degree. His speech is that of an educated man. He has read and travelled and observed widely. But he feels that if he had gone to college in his youth-not having any financial backing whatever-he might have warped himself by the effort. By the time he battled through a university he might have been in a rigid mould from which he could not escape. His path in life might have been outlined for him.
 Instead of spending years in study" said he, II studied as l went along One hears that the social advantages of college associa tions are important. have never missed these contacts, because I made other contacts of my own that were just as good. A univer- sity training should be invaluable Bue too often it is merely postponement of the time of training"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
MAGEE AGAIN EMRROILEp

Editor Carl Magee of East Las Vegas, New Mexico, has again run afoul of the courts and been put in jail for contempt. The fight between the editor and the courts has been primarily on the right of free speech and a free press, but back of it appears to be the charge of po- litically controlled court. Mir Magee has repeatedly declared that he has no chance of fair trial in any local court. In one trial the editor alleges that most of the jurymen understood only Spanish, though the trial was conducted in Eng fish. Mir. Magee was speedily found guilty of whatever it was, but was freed by Governor Hinkle. The governor has also freed him on other sentences.
 The latest imprisonment is said to be due to Magees editorial statement to the effect that he could not expect justice