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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21
HUNTyS2
WASHINGTON GIjIIiIlg
LETT e
BY HARRY B. HUNT
NEA Service Writer

WASHINGTON, May 21.-Ihe
chickens aren't Matched yet but
they're already counted.
The tally-sheet of the advance
count, up at Democratic national
headquarters, certainly does look
discouraging for the Republicans!
Out Of AS states. the Democratic
dope-sheet for the coming election
comedies the party of Lincoln and
Garfield and Roosevelt just 10.
That many, with q total of'just 90
electoral votes, IS admittedly for
the G. 0. P.
OF the remaining 80 states ana
435 electoral votes. % states with
.249 votes are confidently set down
as safely Democratic.
Fifteen states having 1S6 votes
are put into the doubtful" column
These are the states where the
battle royal viii be waged to insure
she additional II votes needed-on
:ha face of this advance compute
tion-and to pile up a safely sub
stantial majority.
As evidence Of Democratic cock
sureness, one notes that in addition
to the Solid South" this dope sheet
made when the Democratic candi-
date IS still anybody's bet-ylaces
in that party's certain column
Arizona Delaware, Indiana, Mary
land, Missouri, Montana, New DER
sey, New Mexico. Ohio and West
Virginia.
These states, with their even leo
electoral votes, VIII, howe ver, be as
confidently claimed b. Republicans.
Similarly. Republicans smile 81.
Democratic nerve in n-5suains
to list as doubtful the results in
California, Connecticut, Illinois.
Kansas. Massachusetts,, Eaorasza
and Washington. Democrats, how
ever. meet smile with smile an5
maintain they have an excellent
fighting chance not only in those
normally Republican stro-z1cL-.s.
bat also IN Colorado. Minnesota.
N=7ada. North Dakota, Rhode
Island and south Dakota.
Nsw York, they admit tc0
H.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21

Drawings in color believed to be
more than $4,000 years old have
been found in a cave in Spain. villa
animals, bulls bisons, deer and
horses, are portrayed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21

This monument today marks
the graves Of Thomas and Sarah
Bush Lincoln, father and step
mother Of Abraham Lincoln, IN
the little Gordon cemetery, near
NATION. III 1T was erected by
the Lions Clubs of Illinois.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21

AFTERNOON MAY II, 1924

The bankrupt is required to be
present for examination. Creditors
viii please file their proofs OF
claims Immediately.
This at Albany, Georgia, May IL,
1924.
JAMES TIT MANN,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21

Tie diamond ta hardest sup
stance zl9VZ.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21

Exclusive photograph of the
son Of Mr.. end Mrs. Harry {.
Gushing 3rd, taken Just after
the child had ben ehristened Har-
~ Gushing 4th. Mrs. Gushing
was the former Cathleen Wander
bils. The baby is being carried
by the family nurse.
ernmeut on lands allotted to the
Indians for their hunting grounds,
it is shown by the original doeu-
ment issued in 1894 recently dis
covered in the state files by S. G,
McLendon, secretary Of state.
General Clarke, Mr. McLendoa
says, was a restless adyenturer and
was actively connected with a num-
Der Of enterprises in the state dur
ing the "landgrabbing era from,
1870 to 1900.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21

COMMERCIALIZE your mechani-
cal ideas. Columbus Truck A.
Supply Mfg. Co, Columbus, Ca,
develops and manufactures. Write
for northumberland
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

I Purposelyb J had managed things so that Marion and Junior were ouS In
 the pasture with Jim getting the COWS in. 1 did not want the FISK of the tears. which my little lad
 sometimes sheds V hen he sees me go- ing away even for brief absence. iiut there swept over me suddenly
 loathing for my journey and de- sire to dump Mamie and the suit
 casc in the road and let the matter Of
 the suspicious fur cloaks take what course it would without my inter ference,
 knew very well the sentence which Katherine had left unfinished. knew also that she had left the rest unuttered because she feared the
 thought put into words might un- nerve me,
 Just remember you have a child at home, and be careful" That was what she had meant to say, and while l told myself that my friends fears of Mamie proving dangerous were the duintessence of absurdity, vet I could not shake off q little prcmontion that the sulen girl be- side me would make the coming hours in her company unpleasantly memorable for me, although as yet che had made no sign of rebellion.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

to lie down and take nap They slep eter SO long and would prob ably have slept longer if the music Of the puppy dogs pbonogfaph had not awakened them. My What was tletr surprise to see The phonograph raise right m from the table and sail ont through the window
 ''oh. my! Somebody Is working magic" the puppy dogs cried. Nov ae are losing our phennEraph." Dad dy Bear did not stup to rry as the puppy dogs did. He jumped up from the floor wh srr ha had hecn sleeping and hornsd out of the window just in time to sre the three men take the puppy dogs rhonoFfaph off ef a ash- ing iinn They had reached into inc windows and had hooked inc line around the rhonorraph and had lifted fl right ont of Inc window.
 "So you aon't!" Daddy Bear shout- ad as he ran ID 10 the three men. "Nou cannot take ihr puppy dogs nice phanograph. even If 1 have been aslcent 1 shall cuff your ears." And he would have done it too 1T the men had moi suddenly crossed their fingers. Tins meant Kings Ex. Daddy Hear did not know what 10 do. 60 he went back to inc puppy dogs house and told them hos the tHrce men had fooled him.
 Just yon wait" EaEgcdy Ann said as she got out her Magic Book and read how to work magic on inc three men. And in just two minutes. here came the puppy dogs nice phohn- graph in the window again and daddy hear went out 10 where inc men r2ood.
 "Ah. hal" Eaggedy Ann cried They cannot cross their ansers now Daddy Bear" But Daddy Bear. being a very kind hearted bear said. T sup- posr I should cuff your ears just 10 teach you lesson. but l will let you 70 this time r you promise never fo return" The thrss men were ssry glad te rAeape hatiuE their ears Cnffed and they ran home. promising netsr ta return again and bother the puppy dogs and you can just bet they never aid either.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
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knew everyone Of their little idinsyn- cfasies. l thought knew not only what they were thinking hut the way they woud work out any given propo- sition, hut 1 confess l am stumped with This.
 That letter is ! hummer. ] know von will agree pith me there. Think oi it Syd. a former sweetheart writes to the husband of Inc woman for whom she was thrown down and pleads that he will not. in the future. give his wife any excuse for being un- happy
 Great Scotland, if that is not sii- nation for a French farce or an American tragedy, whichever Nay you look nt fl. then am boob.
 can really sec nothing harmful when woman is away from her husband. if he takes hts secretar. out for dinner.
 Yes. you've guessed if. II nas Sally Atherton, and I'll bet anyi hing you want 10 wager that if she wasn't such striking looking woman no one would have thought anything about f.. I'll also he willing ts take q few si1e bets that Paula Perier would have no scruples about my going to dinner with q girl. 1T she we're the girl.
 l do not believe. either. that il will make Leslie unhappy when she finds that I have been dining many times with her good friend. Sally Atherton. while she Wp away. Uf course, ] shall tell her know if do not do this Sally will. She is the frank est and most open minded woman haze ever known.
 Leslie is not jealous woman. nn the contrary, she has proved her great love for me as veil ss hcr great understanding of men by for giving me Httle Jack snd taking him into hsr heart
 Why. n you know. Sydney. that I believe that Leslie loves that hoy bet ter than she docs me.
 an nnt at all afratf of what les lie uiH think or ssv about this nlss- ter. but ! vas much interested in what Paula said and -hsi she prob ably thinks That is the reason am sending her letter te you.
 II is modern ties point. isn't II 2 Ny mother had the idea that fl q woman had once .'faiicn.4 ss she used to call T. she could never he trusted again. Nowadays we ind the theory turned around. Paula iiss proved that she can arise above her carly iudiscretions. but she thinks that am not to he trusted ever again.
 tCopyriglit, n9-i, SEA sertice, Incl
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

us rith her two Magic Ecoke.' little fiaee puppy dog said
 "Netsr feas. little Rags puppy dog" Mama Hear laughed AIaddy Bear wiii watch from our house all the time and If hs sees the tnree men sHoopinE around your nice little house ht viii run over here and chase them aaays"
 You bet vilI." Brrty Bears nies daddy said. And If srn not a' home. Mama Btar Hiii chase them abAy"
 And IT Man1s fs not at home. l r-iil chase them a~ayt" Rsrty Bear cried.
 Thank you,9 the three rag puppy dogs cried in their ssft cotton stuffed voices "Ns know inc three men sill not take away our nice phonorraph while you are hcre.."
 'Thi5 pleased the little raz puppy dogs very much so they went out and Fathered a HhoIe lct cf candy covered cookies and put Ice cream between them. Candy covered cookies are very good when made into ice cream tandeichss and fae RaErcdys snd the Bears and even the magical -ooden hobby horee ste ss many, they all hs5
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Me Adyentures5 RaggstyAnn A .4Ea99edyAnly X dNdDa ly Jekrny SrueNe eD

'1'll bet fl made 2 very loud noise when Daddy Rear rolled the three men down the hil and they hit against tho trees and broke Inc bar. fels which they had over their hsads!" Berty Bear said
 "oh, yes! Ii must have sounded very loud 10 tho three n1en!" Berty Bears Daddy laughed Tor you seo, they had the barrels over their heads so that [ could not ruff their ears. but when I gave them each a hard pnsh they could not toll where they were rolling to and did not have time io get out Of the barrels so when they hit the trees, if made "A loud crash, you can just bct!'
 Anyhow, I hope they do mt re- turn and take away tho nice rhono- graph which Rargedy Ann wished for
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

! Children arc particularly apt 10 satisfy hunger With sweets, though their adolescent sisters are Just as likely 10 be ineantions, The body cannot grow pfuperly unless foods are eaten that supply all the bodily needs. Sweets contain no minerals, no ritamines, m protein-none of these clements SD necessary for grow ing children.
 The hest place for sweets Is in dessert foods served at Inc end Of a meal-~in rustHrds, fruit dishes and in similar dishes
 Parents should dn everything pos. sibie 10 cultivate in ennaren Inc same desire for fruits that they have for sweets
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
CHATTER NH. IaIae sfantlnr.ls

A the appointed time Ivan packed his supplies for him journey across the narroN. rugged Peninsula in quest Of helr. He tnsk three days ratiens. tied them IT in pets's light caribou reisr. That was in itsrif suffi- ciont protection from even severe cold. and strapped the pack on his lean. veii-muscisd hack.
 Pete. I'm leaving rou to takt care cf Mrs. Sewhaii." he said simply. T know r1u'H so if-as sou'Ss 1sns bs fore. Shs'il he ~hoilr n vour charge tiH I get hack. ans don't let any harm hefan her
 Don't worry about that" Pete assured him.
 Ivan shook his ican shoulders rartiessIy. to settle the rack. I won't i1e back for three days" he went en casnalls utth m emphasis ahafevsr in his musical toice. 'an- less I choose 10 come hack before % l. can't look after her personally. But might say that 1T any harm did hefai4 her. I would chase tFs man down. no matter what corner of the earth he fed to. kseRirE sfter hin
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

energy expended in that summons was beyond their wit to grasp. For tune Joe seemed immersed in ter rife struggle that would seemingly rend tho spirit from the body. "He come" tho witch doctor muttefed at last. He no want to-he here soon"
 The muttersd words grow unintpl- iigiblr, then ceased. Tho circle wait ed for Paul sarichef--Newhal's yir- tim Of months hcfore--to speak to them from beyond the grave.
 Hasn't he anything to say to us?" Dorothy asked, after long period of waiting. Word Of Sarichcf's forgiy- ness was an urgent need with her.
 llnt ns they waited. Joe himself emerged into their familiar world. He was white and drawn; and he seemed mere like man drowsy with slnmbcr than one who had pierced the greatest Of all mysteries. The chain was broken, and he got up,
 Me no try any more tonight" he said simply. Maybe some other time"
 Thc gifi eate him q smile Of heart felt gratitude. Thank you for what you've given me- she told him earnestly "You've answered my greatest question: really don't nned 10 know any more"
 Ivan, at the door of Inc tent. read the truth in her radiant fare. He reached ber hands. then drew her slowly toward him. "1pa yeu know nov ?'' he asked. holding her and peeriuE down into her iuminous oyes.
 T know now" she told him trrm- Hiously IEan- you can have my promise. now that it's Peters wish as well as my oHn. He soilldnt advise mo wrong"
 Then I've won sou at last ,"
 'Yrs. When He come home again"
 He would moi urge her. tonight. for anything more. His plan of inn officiating, could be discussed at an- other hour. Hc kissed gently. tfi- umphantiy. her soft yielding lips.
 From the door Of his hut Pete saw their forms in the dusk. Inc girls white blouse and the mans cncir- cling arms He guessed Int truth: that this Has Inc first kiss Of their definite betfothai. Despair swept over him like a great wave Of the sea he had once battlcd. but the mad ness. thc haunting and torturfug jealousy. was spared him now. He had conquered thati and he. must never let it sweep htm into hell again.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
TABLES ON HEALTH
ON HgAlTH-- BE CAREFUL OF SWEETS

Good substantial food served !, and vol the children just nihble at it.
 And II isn't the chis1ren alone. Elders are in the same frame of sp- petite.
 Inquiry nnsults In discovery thai feast ef candy preceded the dinner hour hy but short time.
 In how many families does this situation arise,
 Probably no food is more abused than sweets,
 Sweets have definite value, hut when they are allowed 10 dull tho edge Of appetite. or are eaten out of all proper relation te other foods, there is definite danger.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

before. 1 am taking the Vegetable Compound right along while nursing. The baby seems to be in good health, and my friends say they see big change for the better in me, Mrs. EUGENE DUBE. 5e Woodbridge Street, East Hartford, Connecticut
 The Vegetable Compound is a splendid medicine to bring back health snd strength. Many mothers have found this true. as did Mrs. Dube. Ask some of your neighbors and friends, for there are women everywhere who know hy experience the value of Lydia 2. Pink hsn's Vegetable Compound.
 Write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn. Massachusetts. for free cory of Lydia !. Pinkhsmfs Private Text Book upon Ailments Peculiar to Women" ]"
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
FASHION sERNICE.-
 STRIPED SUIT

We're all going to wear stripes this season, regardless of what we've done and here's worthy model to follow. Tho material is kasha in white and with stripes in pastel shades. It is cut on the general plan of the tube and is conveniently split at the hem to make walking possible. long straight strip makes the attractive scarf.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

DO my nOuSENuf < sU my mother told me Ito take Lydia E. |Pinkham's yegeta- |ble Compound. The |frstbottle helpedme leo much that l took
 six more bottles and felt fine. l have just
 given birth to nice
 baby girl and am feeling strong and
 yell. So different |frcm the way I felt
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
DO YOUR EFT SUFFER?

r.r srhIrr f--ts weak fstt, fallen srehss fiat fsef. f5s8nful hset intaFulns sHkiss. esi- Isnees sfe- weaT ftsxihis fsathsr weight prsh ssf.raTts Whifh re u1aks from infIvid- uHf Ifnrrssr7nfs sf yHHr feet 8n enrrestrd position siauy erntinHe tp suffer frejn fset traabiss through frrifiE ready 1nnds sFrh saripnrts phieh eau roi ff rfsgserIF ths rastIa different siiafsss ef fAtts fiiEir as rsH uesr ready usae gre glasses IT false teeth Ne f5t fhs foo+ EHd HaH ths slios. 1grs1snt from aH ufher surroFts. Fittrd and sats trrfnsftsfF hy
 gAwEs !. IISFHaS. Essm sas -aa Main st. Boesh Biatk.
 Tetrrhsue sst.
 Orire Haurs. .. sn. ts 2. sn. Etenines
 sua Sanazy ky spFaiHtnusEt-
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
'A Da'l, N|nu rorrIc s,o,n Il
 EAT AND LOSE p,' Wr,s a!

Fl
 EAT AND LOSE 1.y,' WF,s, a''
 One half cup stewes Srlsi ,s,i cup cre'Y Of spinach so,'n nai comoiaa'Ion setabIe ssIpi ssI.s of lettuce with 1 tsb,s.aaa ss.sa >uiee :. seasoned with salt s's sua' t ounces oroi1cd shss ~',. ~pa juic"' l new potato, S s,5,'' sna asus on tcttgpe hear, 'S. t.' \ teaspoons maHonnsise, 1 |1 s.,!l berries ! toasted bran mnesi, gan slice r'jsp whole wheat ,t''', . slulen !. roll 1 pint skimm.. Total ea'ortcs. 1sef. ,'''prp pro, !! lat, t 5iji carbohydrate, ;,, ,O2l2 gran. 's|
 A hoj0o't ~aIal dressing N served on Inc asnaragg, ,,s9 d rcaj "mayonnaise. ''
 This rg'" s excellent t,, ing dict and It whirnss ~, ,..! IS added @ilI he found ,sry tory for tho whole famp,. salad Dressing.
 on7 lraspoon salt, 1 team. tard, IS teaspoon pepDs, spoons sugar tahIssnoo. tablespoons butter. St.h,n,r. gar, i rsh5ospoons va,t. 1 (yolhsD.
 l Melt ho'tcr slIr n four .l mustard and pepper. Ad. water and rook. shrine until thick aa4 smooth. Psn the fire and a]t the unb., of eggs Roa' well and sst| cool. S'or" ur a rlht rar rptl to nse. Th'n ~nb ,ktmms1 thick.
 Tota ralor.es. 5s4 rro,.f, eSS; carhotl l3rs'a. ,.t |, gram
 TAI A>n JAIN Wrld
 One half up s,ewed rbpb, uncooked , real Nnh l sljral 1 tablespoon saear, f,t cun slices bacon, ] soft boiled < cream of spmarb soup pnl spoons WbWufd srram, 1 i, spaghetti wnh nnrsa and T. cup continuation .eretsbl bed of lettuce win French drc>Sing. ( ounra shad wIlh tablespoons i. ter | now potatoes m chsI 6 stalks dsparagas m lett, with @ tahtspooHs mayonna strawhrrru.s B Wj'h i tabIssu dercd sugar. lf rerosnq, pie, 2 io.a,l bran mmHns whole wheat toa@ 2 Pari rolls, q tdhJcspoo0s bueuI whole nHDh.
 TotaO rolorlfs 3E3l. Psd fat la93: cnhohtarst fs ,o2&t srHu
 Adl 1 tablespoons grated 2 cups aru wht', aure fdr sauce ater m notatees adds tat bua d dclpqoas as like etru f 'o4 have aI gain otorlHpus
 Combine ilpa sa.1d ied toned no thr reducing dia ped cream, sour is tho ss dressing on the asparaga'
 Of coursr, yni may iHd coffee in m01vra'1nn with if you want 10 nns laasp gar aids ahnHt 9n caIorla tablespoon of '7gblt" frti 5h rntorire. Tho fpa and rd srives hatu no fnnd value. tcopyrigln 1921. NEA ss
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Use Fresh Fruit

For canning berries and small fruits il Is of the greatest importance
 that only fresh, crisp fruit be used as nothing can be improved by canning,
 and If you want your finished product
 to be good you must start out right.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
The Injunction With Which Katherine
 Sent Madge On Her Way

katherine's query concerning my preparedness to intimidalo Name II she should prove obstreperous, start led me into d shame- faced confusion
 ''I have that little silencer reVoI- yer which Lillian gave me- l Whis- pered and then flushed scarlet at the absurdity of the confession.
 But Katherine evidently saw noth- tng odd in my statement.
 I'm so relievcd,' she whispered back, n was afraid you might be foolhardy enough to start without some means of bringing the young woman to terms if sine turned ugly There'n be no danger after you get into the suburbs for she won't court attracting any attention to herself But along the lonely stretches or road you'd better drive with only one hand on the wheel"
 "Therell be no danger anywhere asserted stoutly. I'm not taking beeause-----
 "Of the possibility of bootlcgEers on the road" Katherine finished with \ smile that was distinctly proVok- ing. although l think she did not mean to tease. Well, you may need fl in that direction at that. But good by. dear girl. and telephone me as soon as you possibly can after you get In. And when you think Pm flssy and old womanish --- just remember you have--never mind--I don't mean anything. Good hunting!"
 Mamie Is Sulien
 She kissed me warmly, and helped me put the suiteases with the furs in the tonneau.
 Mamie watched the proceedings.
 "Where do you want me to sit she asked with apparent msekness. 'rn the back?"
 No" I responded promptly. Right here in front with me"
 Suppose the doors eoms open, with nobody back there. Won't the suitcases fall ont'"
 ufnconsciously, she had given me the cue I wished
 "Ths doors won't come open" re- turned with assurance, "Rnt to mako douhIy sure, I'll have you sit in such . position that you can watch them. Come up here and I'll show you what wish"
 was in the seat behind the wheel by this time and I caught an appror- ing comrrehending glance from kath- crime, as Mamie sullcnly mounted io the seat beside mo.
 Aiadge Has q prcmonition ..i put my hands on her shoulders and turned her body so that her back was toward me and her side toward the back of the<car. Now" Said cheerily. "you can watch the mitcases every step of the wasyand you can't turn around to- wara me without my knowing it." n added the last part Of the sem tance silently, but l think Mamie understood fl, for she said whiningly; "I'll get all cramped sitting this way" NO. for shall let you get out 1 and walk around when you get too tired" answered, then added sternly; .Rut do mol wish to talk any l morel When you get too tired sit- ting that way. you may ask me to change. but you must say nothing else"
 I bent to my key and started tho engine. then waved as cheery fare well to Katherine as l could manage. '
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
IiIIlIns InnIllar

fufles were never used more tn- torostinEly than this season when they rarely go all the way around F froek and nsuaAg f3llow a diagonal rather than a straight line,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Fur Bureau Drawer.

When the drawers Of your bureau stick from damp weather remove them and stand them near an open fire, radiator or oven, This will con tract the wood again.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Printed Irocks

The frock of printed silk or cotton is frequently mounted over q fonhda- ton of plain that extends R few inches below tho dress itself and forms tho frame that brings ont the pattern,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Cushions for Porch

Your porch cushions should not be expensive or elaborate, but made Of material that is durable, such AS bur lap, satecn, oilcioth or heavy linens or cottons.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Get Rid of Moths

If you suspect that moths have laid eggs in any wool fabrics put a weet cloth over the material and held g hot flat iron over until steam penetrates the weave.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Gossip;s Corner
Narrow scarfs

Very narrow scarfs of white crepe de chine. embroidered with tiny monograms and fringed on the ends, are worn eth the black satin tail leur.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Light for Bed

When planning your bedroom fur nishings rememb Der that a light on tho table near the head of the bed Is very eonve nient.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Practical Dress

4 practical dress for hot days Is Inc jumper Of linen which opens low in the front 10 disclose a blouse of pleated hatista
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Circular tane

The circular cape is being revived in Paris in all lengths. Ii IA par ticular1y liked in taffeita or satin,