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Evening star., 1924-05-18
WHO THEY ARE.

WHO THEY ARE.
ELISE DuCHANIER is beautiful and limo.
Cent young girl OF gentle birth. who by mis-
fortune. has sunk to be a dresser in a small
montmartre treater. Elise has the care of n
oed ridden sister, who is attended by an
elderly doctor. named Iapierre who love.
Elise: The young girl is dresser to the
passions, giaring appearance. and equally
EiarlnS morals. Elises natural modesty and
beauty are thorn In Lolette's iealou side
ana the star desires the downfall of her
niue dresser. Lolette's manager and pro
MAURICE BRUNEL, the great entrepreneur.
wnie another follower of Lolettes is Ger.
lam Count Mordac. To this latter Lolette
conf1des the fact that she is determined Ia
rum Elise Elise meets a young American
TOM kENDRICK. whom she at once recog-
hlzes as man of different stamp from the
1aneeron OF the theater. kemirck asks
Ellse 10 accompany him to a great bal
masque and the girl accepts
Evening star., 1924-05-18
Some Precision.

From the London News.
MY Family:
In my family, there are three of us. (
my father, mother and me. l am the
youngest"
Evening star., 1924-05-18
VASA ORDER OF AMERICA.

Washington Lodge, No. 442. is to
hold a stated meeting with musical
program at Moose Home next Thurs
day at s pm.
Evening star., 1924-05-18

degree on candidates at Cherrydale
Lodge next Tuesday evening. Mem
bers will meet at the home at 1880.
Evening star., 1924-05-18

Copyright, 1924, in q. s. and Canada by
,North American Newspaper Alliance. All
rights reserved. Copyright in England
Evening star., 1924-05-18
WAR HELMETS FOR MINERS.

Tomorrow. The Velvet Glove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14

N Il LAWRENCE. the diatin,
II. Euishsd EngiishmaH wha
adopted Taos. \ 81, has stepped out
of his role as psyrhoanaiyat 10
Nrlto a really distinguished novel in
which the complex clinics play sec
ond fiddle
II ~ 'sThs BOY In tho Bush" isslis
zrrl lu which Lawrence eulAborates
with 81 l. Skinner and q IN a fair
departure from the Lawrence u
sarhc Lost Girl. The Sea and sar
dinA" and The Rainbow u D. the
uamc Lawrence who wrote Sons and
L9yrFa." but become more arHurcd
and settled
The book Haa ali the elements of
a good sNashbuckliug, fast moving
story. fights feudH, loves lusta. etc.
ana set. because u tbe incrE7aut
swing from the objective o. a sub
jcetiye one. b escapes being the
commonplace adventure tale Or a
mere Niece % literary job work.
Briefly. the situation u THE An
English hoy 81 wild tendencies BE-
sent ~ hjs family 90 m Australian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
- SCIENCE -
EQUALITY

A SCHOOL Of scientists has grown
n up in the last few years, es-
pccially since tho world war, that
has for It's object the destruction
Of the proposition, "All men are
created equal"
Many papers and books have been
written on this subject, based most.
w on the idea summed up by
President George y. Gluten, Of Col.
gate university. who says, Natures
incxorable law Is inequality" and in
statement by Lothrop Stoddard
that says. "The idea Of natural
equality is one OF tho most per-
nlcious deusions that has ever ar
nictcd mankind Nature knows no
equality"
These attacks, with the weapons
Of science, on the equality of man
kind have been answered by Prof
Ira Woods Howcrt, Of Colorado State
Teachers college. He claims that
the entire movement is propaganda
to destroy tho fundamental prin-
cipieg upon which tho country was
founded and to discrcdit democracy.
His analysis Of equality Is that II
means the equal right " men 10
life. liberty nnd the pursuit Of hap
plncss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
Smoking Room
Stories

snTNHE old.tlmc boarding house
l. lady is no more. said tho
smoker from Detroit. They arc
all gone and in their place we have
the modern article that cannot be
made the butt Of ribsld table jokes.
Not on your life. Tho new ono can
shoot back and make a bull's.eyo
every time. / mind mo OF one up
in our town who had ono Of these
wlt.and.humor boardcrs. He drinks
milk, too, Chase the cow this way,
please. he says, when nc wants his
ravorite beverage Aud the land
lady comes right back with, Here
Maggie. take the COW over where
the calf il bawling"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14

= Questions )
: AHSWered .

= Hos fF platinum tested tam
r'sa.am Platinum
4, orc mrfhal Is fr pet ne wrfsi
% 81 frsfrl tHfa tar feat's shIrrlao
~ Hu m8Hiarl Ef rats 60 Trsrnrafri
ua "a Ftram BATH. fhr rilfiaH Cau-
rasHI d eartrFfrf tafa EajHb'o
sr'f. ubyfrHs fhr rlafiHHH r3w-
paaHE 90 iHsalsttr "a aH rEarFs OF
aH rsrBiuH rhfaufr Tao fts0 arc
arrar1fri 90 rIfratiaa cad arr tdrHr
ng7E tg raffhrr frsE ~ HFrrtsgrg
q What To- tho difference between
steam and NHurrF
a Str1w Do tHr gEsraHE f1rm ~
wHfrr r7par H fhr rs az gHaes
thruHH on ffaw uEH sHbsfuHrr.
solid ar HgHrf iHr'afiHB iU1frr
a What o. meant ty che talszez,
faIrr principle 90 government
4. Ths IS "a Errarh phrase. mr4H-
tHg au1uiu1 HHr o. 90 ua one
rir1srs As Hat ~ trufrra Of
political economy iI HgrHas ihr free
dora ~ r9umFrrr naH HaHRfarfHfr
from TrsfrutHfs trpassd bu tEr COR
rrHmrHt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14

into family hot water h 10 make
your wife the butt u your Jokes
10 she hasn't been trained for D.
II think schools should have a
course IN humor for 90 children,
and some day IL will BE- 20
Mason. Who has iailed tho
elusive Joke back % ia early
historic lair. says that there are
but 20 joke situations. and Oh
Jokes from the beginning n time
have been variations on these
themes
Love Is ths most popular joke
subject" De has found This
covers the happy tho married
variety. the troubles o. the young
sutton, the difficulties ~ the
newly wcda. the loye6lek maid or
man. and that whole category
These have widest appeal. large
d. because ri the kick that most
people set out Of seeing others
In uncomfortable positions"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
Man as Game Animal

THE hunting is always prolific of many things
1t not only gives the game beasts and birds either
complete rest at ALL but it shows up in ways
and aspects that are disastrous.
A man in Massachusetts shot by hunter who
"mistook him for a woodchuck." Another, in Ohio, is
nursing wounds that received because of his close
resemblance to squirrel" Yet another in Indiana, has
face full of shot because ''he looked like duck" Still
another up in Alberta did not live long enough to know
the keen humiliation of resembling bear.
As the poet said THE proper study of mankind is
man. AS matter of safety and the perpetuty of the
should be especially encouraged among those who
hunt the wild roebuck or the whirring birds.
1t is apparent that afied is much like so many
different kinds of animals winged things that single
theory of evolution is totally Inadequate to meet the need
of education,
1t may be entirely true that may be woodchucky
to attributes but the hunter should be able to dscrm
nate between attributes and facts and not be too quick
the trigger.
The soda fountain years spirits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
Surplus of Nearly Three Million Piled
Up; Many Extensions Made

aIaHr private nauagasrr rrrrr
redeem rHeEF bonds with ~
They merely a- r arra "a.
replace the a.1 EG4s private
lamuauIrH HaF faEH lufrrrr rsf-a
forever perpetual Eraftr G- a
faH persons.
Eut aI the profits ~ tHr m..
H.eiIaI railway cungt be- Haaa
n 81 Financial statement
Consider come gf fhr rrar-
aIle profits 90 hgrr3a Harg
from private utility manager
Creates amgHE these "lErHr
Eafr profits lu the faef chat EHr
Tmnaan9 lH ono ~ fhs Few
cities Boa tho county ufh B.
ceuI car fare
The Paris Preside district Ir
ing between Golden Cate PARK
and fHa Golden Gate. wis little
more than sand dunes fifteen
saF ego Probably 200 900 poo
pie lEs iH fge district taGag
bfrsgte rle municipal ltIrsg
gave them service.
Tho district west o. Twin
Peaks Hae gwen over % 'aIsiHa
goats q decade ego Tho ctH
borei tUnGei through tine hills
gave them municipal Ta.fHF
transportation md today there
are no goats bon the section
The Increased tax revenue Do
rsigtd By the city beeagsa fn0=s
diatrlgta have been built up
should De credited 20 the muuIr.
pal railway. ft might ba argued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
Making Friends With Hawaii

TORAIATION in Seattle of a Hawaiian club strikes The
il Star rs mighty good thing II will bring closer rea-
between this city gateway 10 the Pacific and the
island empire-and eventually IL may be the means of
selling millions of dollars worth of Washington products,
Hitherto Hawaii has been the property, IN manner OF
speaking of san Francisco and Los Angeles. II will be
a good thing III the Seattle club tell the world that
the tourist or merchant viii find the Seattle gateway just
rs convenient as southern ports,
With the ewes of the world turned toward the Pacific
ANYTHING that links Pacific nations islands closer 10
be commended The battle for wordcommerce supremacy
is 10 be fought this western in the next few
years-and We will need all the friends We can get.
put policeman work Paul the ohsr night aud
Hr
arrested Nolators before the night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
Ever on Their Way

A MOTHER conference has met and after complete and
n formal discussion decided that the rising generation
is sinking.
Ii was SA5 Of Monday evening out in the wide open
spaces beyant the Garden of Eden Eve sprnkling
her family washing of fig leaves and eceera against the
ironing day that tomorrow Adam snoozng luNur
iantly in his bed of moss occasionally shaking the tna
with raucouS Suddenly he reused himself,
stretched and blinked his eyes open.
EVE" said Adam, the eobwebs left his agile mind,
'are Cain and Abel in YETI"
II was the regular evening query in the family those
trying days after the eviction and YEARLY, but true TO
FORM Eve replied in the negative.
whats that shouted Adam, sitting bolt upright.
mot in yet and il is nearly o'clock! Those kids are
out every night rowing around where they have bust
ness to be- I'm sick Of IT, / tell you Evie the rising
generation is going plumb to the devil"
And so it in the beginning and so it ever will be,
world without end.
police dispensing H. H. X meeting bombs the
theory that like like, probably.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
By GENE COIN
= Il a NI-IiAIII

- "a 'HAaAhh - =
rLEN RIDGE s. D. Roy a.
VI 7In teaching your rhi,
drsn the alphabet ~ NE. don't
farErt that n stands for Humar
That has ErfH tHH "augtars
tfztf n Thomas l. Manson. enc
70 Americas outstanding Hu-
rb1ultfa Uu fun iB bringing up
his family igur To-day, with
each 20 thr joke fCi off prinF
q rueersTful proof Uf che fEe0g.
Mason declares that an parents
should have their daily humuT
along sIth their daily bread
Mason waa ut better
equipped 90 experiment than
most men DE knaNa 90 1000
iukes Hr VAS fuf years editor
~ l4fr and author uf O number
20 books the latest Of which f.
Tom MHEsun's Annual
out % an his experience in
the world ~ laughs be Gays tho
ETratcat fun ~ 40 lH bringing up
children Ills aWn family grown.
De uaw practices on his grand
children.
Bul what O. Die meth1d. you viii
ask 90 brnElHE bumaF into the
training - yuungFlsrFf
Tell lhr HuthF hr answers
readily erhsrr nothing fun
nffr than the truth THara why
20 many people $50 round the
corner 60 invent something
"Irt uF take q very ordinary
family situation one OF The
parents has been talking wifh
tho ehiiJ Tho child spguts out
a. very Dragging and sage series
~ comments uf course you have
10 call his hIuff That is always
essential But how Tho truth.
10 rauue'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
BY VID LARSEN

ItAE FHAECIELl, Sow IA
= Twelve years ago tHr people
~ san Traurire9 mortgage
their homes Tor ts6-9aag t1
build d mgls pal railroad
To-day the book value ~ fHe
municipal ralIHuy q $4,000 900.
The people rffI gEr ftallIsga.
81 their net ae-Ffs. ~ the money
fhsy u1H have end do not HaFe
% year= ago. ls ts5sa919.
A. matter u fart, fhe actual
value - fhr railway D. az ggg-
g8s. which means ths people
have almost g. 300 900 more tg.
daTs than thrE had lz yfara aE9.
The railroad has grown from
q tHor9uts system with 1913
miles ~ single track, a. cars
aud $50 employees. 20 a ryHiEm
with 30 miles ~ track 200 street
care. dozen automobile buses
and 1000 employee
In y Fs1u the municipal Fsil-
way haH piled up "a surplus n
fgE1llka54. after dtduf'lHE
operating rzprHHsa. depreciation
accident reserve bond frdsmu
zion and bond interest The bad
aues lsft % pas capital charges
~ bond redemption ana bond
Interest was fG.sgglsg1L
But u the railroad had had
90 pay taxes and attorneys fees
and The like. ne n privately
owned utility must b. wouldn't
have made such a showing say
those HhD are opposed 20 mu.
uicipll ownership II the mu.
ulr.ulI railroad had paid those
charges Its lgyrar surplus would
have been reduced from i2.s5s
Isg 20 il7Cg7l5.
Here l7 how the municipal
railroad stacks up financially for
Dc D. years
Gross Revenues SIS ,s0l ,5ii.s1
Les OPERATING IN,
prnse ........... I7.sls,siI2g
Net Operating In
come ......... sIBJ955l
Less Depreciation
Reserve. same
basis ~ privately
owned competitor s3i,3s6.s6
Less Accident lie,
serve serve ,.ii,.,, SY.Osos'
for Capital
Charges ,..-urr 6,s35, 1861
Bond Redemption 1903 10000
Bond Interest 2.i52. O12.9g
surplus. Actual 2,s7i,ls3.5i
Less Taxes and
Other Charges
not paid By mu.
nicipal road .... 2.277,2 07.20
Surplus. II privately
owned ...... I.7s3.7Ia.35
A considerable portion Of the
railways surplus has been used
noTcly In need Of transportation.
20 build extensions into districts
that were refused service By priv.
ate companies.
Especially important il the fact
that ti.bos 900 worth Of bonds
have been amortizcd. and the rest
Will be eventually.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
Tricks u Fake Mediums
How Spirits
Make Light
BY HOWARD THURSTON
Americas Master Magician

"DARK ssancss" are sometimes
~ enliFensd BY the appearance OF
mysterious lights and phosphoreSccnt
faces shining dimly thru the dark
nrFs.
The medium has a small bottle
filled with water. in which the heads
Of a large number Of sulphur matches
have been dissolved. By extracting
the cork far fev seconds and al.
lowing a little air 10 come in. the
bottle takes on luminous. yellow.
lah appearance and CLEANS myater.
iously In the darkness when 81 is
held behind wire EauEe mask. Il
appears 10 b. d spirit face. These
articles arc easily concealed by the
medium. and arc brought into use
when required.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
What Folks
Are Saying

DIR. JOSEPH JAsTRpw. child *
port. with due allowance for many
kinds u exceptions. tho nervous
child la apt 10 BE- tho superior child. "
CLAYTON HAMILTON, writer
I'm the mat quarter % century
New York has ceased 20 he an Amer
iran city and has become a cosno.
noInan metropolis. and B, has lntterly
become the largest and most varied
play producing center that has ever
existed In the history Of tho world.
WILLIAM hLLEN WHITE. Kan.
aaa editor. Every once IN a while
men get 20 dozFouc bored with civ
uizatiou with the prosynss5 Of pants
that they have 10 don tho rooster
feathers or night shirts and 20 ~
.oOdliuE all over tho COW pasture,
MRS. CHARLES II. sABIN. bank,
er'E wife and politician. New York
Economy. patience and attention 10
detail these are tho factors which
have helped to develop mems respect
for women who have entered poll.
ties"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14

O what ia meant b. tho term
literature r
A. The trfiffra Or printed pro-
dgciign Of hr human mlnd col.
Irrnrrlys especially such productions
ana ''th.''s'ig ~ iHohgNi' ~ 2"
.''a' psl'b' NA' pi4' Fl" "b''' '''
~ a'f''''' conan s'i'.A'
.-.
' -, -
A.. .l.Iy,,, 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
- FABLES ON HEALTH
GAINING OR REDUCING

THERE ls no easy road either 10
l. gaining or reducing weight
some. after patient and long n.
forts, arc successful
onr thing in coFtaln-thc patent
medicine devices iHsurinE overnight
results are not to bc trusted,
In tho matter Of gaining weight.
several important physical essentials
arc necessary.
The person should have or develop
coed digestion
lie must have plenty ~ sleep and
rctt Don't take the cares and wor.
riea to bcd. 4 laugh producing hook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14

just bcforo retiring will develop a
proper state Of mind in many cases
Some find that eating fruit helps.
Eat your meals az regular times
Set n definite meal hour and stick
10 Il az rellgiouEiy as you stick 10
business appointments. Watch out
for food bolting and select your foods
from TAT and starch containers. Get
plenty Of vegetables and select food
for nutrition. rather than for bulk.
Lots of pure water: regular. hut
moderate, exercise, and try to keep
cheerful disposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
A Thought

\ word filly spoken Is like apples
Of Euld In pictures Of silSrr.-Pro,.
ANVIL.
TT often happens that those Of
L whom We speak least on Garth
arc best known In heaven Caussln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
Truth Is Funnier Than Fiction
HUMOR EXPERT ADVISES: DON'T KID YOUR WIFE,

WHAT Is the oldest ioksE
w liz the one about bar
hsrs talking too much ar
c0TdiuE 20 Tom AIaasou's
findings,
The background Il ancient
Groscs Arrhsiaus, king ~
sparta, was getting his r1y 81
locks thorn lie MAS attend
ed b. a iaitA barber After
the barber had siiaiisd for
somc time he stepped long
enough 10 ask the king
How would s0u like pour
hair ruis'
lin silence" snapped his
majesty
This Joke Is a matter ~
historic record and one Of the
most ancient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
Balancing Vi

MTHATS our country's leading export? Guess again
w First place goes to textiles including everything from
raw cotton to finished clothes. Oil ranks second
Theoretically, by of enormous extent of land
farm products should make up the bulk of our exports
Countries Of small and dense population by nature
adapted for exporting finished products Are we pulling
against the tide in concentrating manufactured rather
than agricultural exports? Our unbalanced economic sys-
tenn looks like it,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14

VuU can set an answer 20
Il any question of fact Or 10.
formation by writing The Seat.
ne star Question Editor. 1898
New York ave- Washington. u.
C., and inrlezinE 2 cent? In loose
stamps Tor rrply No medical
legal or marital advice, Per
soual replies. confidential All
letters must be signed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
Improving History

VOU cannot know relation to the past the extent
of our generations accomplishments without know-
edge OF economic history. Schools give only snatering
their histories being too busy with the record of wars
and politics.
In 1881 the b O. offered $4,000 prize for railroad
engine capable of hauling Is tons Is miles hour over
level tracks Compare, next time you see 1924 freight
train whz by We should teach of this less of the
history of destruction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14

$50 you look ~ the child rather
qu.ulrslly and ray You know
more about IL than anybody iu
the world don't your
Tho BIZ Of biting humor. or
sarcasm has taught the child "a
lesson bon boastiuE
when he thinks Il over later.
the thing will strike the child
funny A good humofrd tongue
lash BE- worth a dozen oldfaHhI0n
"a slippers
zone o. the finest ways 10 set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14

cattle station. where he becomes part
of a pioneer Australian family and
shares tho primitive wild life con.
guest Of rough virgin country leads
10 sicadlcr communal life and then
The inevitable restrictions upon indi.
vidual freedom. In this device Is
rounded tho cycle Of most race dc.
yelopmcnt
This reviewer places tho volume
at the top Of the Lawrence list.
THE habits Of tho ''mollbuzzer"
i and the "hunko Htccrcr' alike
arc intimately pictured in Keys 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
What's Needed

IITHY should Secretary Mellon worry reduction Of
Wv the national debt? During the past fiscal year the
40 aundres of the United States quartermasers corps
made S331000 net profit. Less legislation and more
laundries Mr. Mellon And wouldn't it of go with the
eternal fitness of things should the mtans pay for the
cost of war by doing laundry work?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14
RepieW of NeW Books

Crpokdom" tApplsionL by George c.
Henderson, probably one u the most
elaborate and complete volumes Oh
crooks 90 be written Each type u
criminal r. shown in action and nc
lual scenes from life arc fitfsi into
the chapters
Henderson, Tor some years re-
porter In Oakland. CAL has had the
AID uf August Vollmsr scientific
chief ~ police" and his data has
besu contributed by dozen police
authorities
QUITE n different volume Of the
VI @erlmr school IL The maiden
volume u Richard +. E.nr.Rhf. Scw
YUrk's commissioner Of police and a
noted crime expert. n D. "NulturrH
~ the Dark nfsulanol, and is an
authentic mystery story dealing with
tho running down ~ % great crime
organization prryinE upon fashion.
able New Yurkrrs II ia real
thriller
CTIIL another type Of crime tale
- b. contained In ~. G. l." nDou
blrday paEei written by Mai c. =
Russell slto was provost marshal A.
Bordeaux during tho war and who
tells real ilfe thrillcra from the chap,
tors Of the department u criminal
investigation.
nINHY OH why doesn't someone
w revive Tho ChHttcriloxF'' dc
mandv ono reviewer IN running over
the usw rhilirru'a books The near.
ett approach il a second edition of
Joy Street 10 Appleton fine
collection from suoh excellent writer's
a. Walter lie ia Nairc, a. A. Milne.
q y ChritFion and Hugh walpole
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14

days rising generation with
n than H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-14

police, dispensing h X meeting.
iiroy like like, probably
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-02-28
ATLANTA AUTO OWNERS
GET MONTH OF GRACE

ATLANTA, Feb. %. 49, Sheriff
James l. Lowry, of Fulton county
has announced he will not exact
any penalty until after April
l from automobiles owners who
have been delinquent in buying
their state license tags for 1924.
Under the law the tags must be
obtained from the office of the see
rotary of state by March /, and al
ter that date the sheriff of the
county may impose an additional
fee for reporting delinquent own.
ers.
Under the law creating the new
state revenue department, that de.
partment is charged with the duty
of rounding up delinquent ia,
payers. However, the law has beer
interpreted as not laying automobile
owners subject to the 20 per cent
penalty this department can collect
until May 1.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-02-28
.SELLARS PROMOTED
TO ALA. AGENCY

Announcement was authorized
today of the appointment of Nor
gan H. Sellars, of Americas, to be
agent for the Seaboard Air Line at
Montgomery, Ala, where he sue
ceeds ]. N. Moss, resigned. M
Sellars will be succeeded at Amer
icus by John Bowen, of Cordele,
who arrived today to be checked in
at the local station.
Mr.. Sellars, who has been agent
for the Seaboard here during the
past five years, is popular among
a large circle of friends, being a
member of the Kiwanis Club, and
has long been identified with the
civic and business interests of this
community, where news of his re-
moval to Montgomery will be learn
ed with deep regret. The Mont
gomery agency, next to the Savan-
nah headquarters is the most I'M
portant agency on this division, ans
the promotion given Mr.. Sellars by
the company is a substantial as well
as merited one.