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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
The Third Dupre Recital.

GALL subscribers of the Marcel Dupre
organ recitals are herewith notified
that the last recital, Monday, Febru-
airy rs. will take place at 1901 18th
street. No tickets will be sold at Tho
door, and holders of the subscription
tickets are requested to telephone
Franklin 1868 to have their tickets
EXCHANGED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
Jascha Heifetz to Play Here

TASCHA HEIFETZ, violinist, will be
= heard the only time this season in
Washington ar~Polrs Theater Febru-
airy o6. at 4:30. under the manage
ment Of Mrs. Wilson-Greene.
This young Russian has established
a distinct record and reputation as a
yioltnist.
: Seats are on sale at Mrs. Wilson,
Greene's concert bureau, 18th and 6
streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
CONCERTS

New York Symphony Orchestra Walter Central High
School. tomorrow night $50 o'clock.
United States Marine
and 8:l5 Wednesday night.
Pablo Casa and New York Symphony Orchestra at Polls
lheater, Tuesday afternoon 450 O'Clock
United States Army Band Washington Tuesday
night at o'clock
Serge Rachmannof Russian pianist Polls Thater Wednesday
afternoon at $50 o'clock.
United States Navy Band.
Thursday night Sis o'clock ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
Katharine Seelye Wallace
Teacher Of Piano

Graduate Of the Institute OF Mn.
ficnl Art, New York; two years. add.
tiOnal study under Wfnifrcd Christie.
New York; three years Instructor In
pinno. Untversity Of lliinois.
Training Of Teachers a Specially
Phone: North 9476
zoos Sixteenth st. NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
In the Spotlight.

uT-HE PROUD PRINCESS" a play
i by Edward Sheldon and Dorothy
IDonnelly, was produced by stuart
Walkers stock company in Baltimore
last week. -..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
(Continned from Yesterdays starr
CHAPTER. XIII.
THE REAL CHAPLIN.

A LTHOUGH had heard much
T ~ Of Charlie Chaplin from vari-
~ Gus friends we shared In COM
hi ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17

The Cleveland Symphonic Quintet
under the direction Of Paul Vernon,
will assist Harry Edward Mueller
with the musical vesper program to-
day at 4:45 pm, at the First Congre-
gational Church. The quintet Is COM
posed of Paul Vernon, director and
first violin; Lloyd da Costa Jones,
second violin and viola d'amour; VIII
liam II. Cheesman, viola: Arthur F..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17

KUSICAL activities Washington this week will be few
Nku York Symphony Orchestra will
xvx direction of Bruno Walter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17

The Chaminade Glee Club gave two
delightful concerts Friday evening at
the home, for Incurab!es and the
Home for the Blind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17

which interferes with his own per-
sofal freedom. The censor, the IN
come tax, any supposed obstruction
these are hateful to him in the de-
that coveted sense of power.
One day when first came to know
Chaplin we'll, he was with me In my
apartment at Hollywood hotel.
While We were talking the telephone
rang. Charlie looked terrified.
What do they want you for: l
aske exceedingly amused.
"A guest" he answered with a grin.
Mrs. x asked me for dinner to-
night. l promised I'd be there, ana
then found out she had asked a
whole lot of people. So you won [
catch NE going"
This was my introduction to Char
lies most notorious social failing.
Often thereafter I witnessed his
struggles against being taken into
custody. Less frequently 1 was one
| OF group of indignant people wait
! to come and never did show up at all.
Not long ago friend Of mine asked
him why he SO hated to make or Keep
an engagement.
II don't know" answered Charlie.
ct suppose. though, It's because hate
a certain time. 1t just destroys my
pleasure in doing 1t"
At this my friend suggested. "Ah,
Mr. Chaplin: but don't you think that
is because way down deep you dom
feel quite free? The person who is
conscious Of real freedom doesn't
fret at any such superficial bondage
He looked at her eagerly, delight
edly-just as he always does when
confronted by a new theory. why,
! never thought of,that, but believe
It's true" he assented. You See" he
added, when ] was a young boy l
never was free. ] was always tne
one who had to stay at home. Ny
brother Sydney didn't hang around
as | did. He went off 20 Australia.
Then Tor the frst time j suspected
What-was responsible for Charles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
COLDS THAT
DEVELOP INTO
PkEBMOh

Chronic coughs and persistent
cpids lead tn serious lung trouble
You can stop them row with Greco
iaaisiUn. an tmuIslned Cruus1fe that
b pleasant 10 take. Circumcision ia
a new medical discovery with two.
ield action. it soothea and heals tho
indamed membranes aud kills tho
germ.
% al known druEs, cTgoeote is
fecogutzrd by the medical frltcr.
nifty rs the greatest healing agency
for the treatment % chronic coughs
AND colds and other forms OF thruut
and lung troubles, CreOmuliuu con.
tains. IN addition to ere0sotc. other
healing elements which soothg and
heal the luflmcI membranes and
stop the Irritation and innlmml tiun.
while the creos0ts goes on 20 tho
stomach. 81 absorbed into the blood,
attacks the seat % the trouble and
destroys the germ that lead 70 con.
sumption
Creomulsion is guaranteed salts.
factory In the treatment Of chronic
coughs and coids, bronchial asthma,
catarrhal bronchitis and other
forms Of throat and lung diseases.
and IS excellent for building up the
system after colds or the flu Money
refunded II any cough or cold. no
natter OF how long standing. is not
relieved after taking according 10
directions Ask your druggist Creo-
mulsion Co. Atlanta. GI.-Adver.
lsement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
SORT sPOT N
DOIIINN AWNluIg

There var ono rgu spot Boz pa
HrgNr armar aud Che government
ragusrI found b. In she -nafr
committee HrruEH uaNrnF. sr al
mfrHl lfHr when Dee made fHr con
fUrf with FHlI Boo Apr. 1882 CO.
construct storage Cor 100000 Et'
ions % 90 Tor fHr navy. Hr EHt pref
rrruiisl rights fn che EIk UHiH lrsrr
unl that when DE- contracted ga
urIvlHr storage frr 100000 gallons
murr Bt Pearl II8rbuf t1 De- paid
f"r out Hf gavairrr. af che Bmr
Ume De- E1t leases FD $4,000 aurr7
ar tHr public domain and tHlf n8
expected tu clear 100000 600 ug
fre Iuuastl1u
Former senator TumereU~ declares
tNt u1 more fBguul abuse 81
bureaucratic privilege haas ever brfu
recorded in our history
Tho FtiU more notorious Teapot
Dome tTre Will come - trll Jauu.
ary q. boz th0 town OF Cheyenne.
VS. gminE and tbe story ~ thH
mr-s will reveal the connection
from which the Oh scandal took ilH
name Teapot Dome This TRIAL
here concerns only thr Eik lliIIa
fields in California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
HAD 3 CRASHES
Tacoma Man in Juggernaut
Finally Captured

TACOMA, Sg@ 24.-H. l.. Irwiu'e
automobile was involved in three
traffic smashcs iu three widely seps.
rated spots whnm half an hour here
yesterday Tie was captured after
the final crash,
on his way .lowu town Sunday
irwin IS said 20 have struck another
machine slightly injuring its driver.
a few minutes later he was reported
to have torn a wheel from cur
owned By W. j. Holland, when hia
automobile sidssmlpsd the Holland
vehicle
Attorney II. L. washburn saw the
second accident and pursued Irwin.
4 few minutes later IrwinB motor
car cra2 bed into X. r. Iruukc's car.
parked At the side Of the street.
FRANKIE and washburn captured Ir.
Ein.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
Have You a Cold or
Cough?
Read What This Woman Says:

Seattle, wash first heard Of
land used Or. Picrce's Golden Mcdt.
Ical Discovery several years ago. l
was then in bad state Of health,
had "a chronic cough and cold that
nothing seemed 10 reach Ny np.
petite was poor ana my sleep broken.
land I felt very miserable. soon
knew tho medicine wns doing me
good. for my cough was better ana
lmy appetite improved Several bot.
Ties OF this splendid medicine brought
inc back 10 real health ngain. The
Golden Medical Discovery has also
been Of great help TO my husband
who was taken down with what he
believed was the 'flu' lie was all
| rundown and fclt mean. but tho
| Medical Discovery so stimulated
land enriched the blood that he soon
Ircgaincd hiH health Mrs. NJ Ma
tons, 52i N. s7th st.
[ When rundown you can quickly
pick NJ ana regain vim. vigor. vital.
liiy by obtaining this Medical Discov.
cry Of br plercc's at your r,anrc5i
drug store In tablets or liquid. Write
| iJr Pierce Pres, Iuvallds Hotel
fu(falu. A. y. for free medical nd.
J vice Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
Hollywood Excited
Charlie May Marry

hoiINWupp taA NoN
nmaoiu aUoh IE.s morning To o.
fratest rmU boo months Chart e
chaplin due 10 be married IsaIn.
The famous comedian argouta= o.
tports from Wrz.c5 Cry s IN noun
10 Guayuas Mexico. where be- M
wed Iit Grey tra Hyflr IarAryr -
ltadInE lady Dee picked Cor his ngNE
rroduCti1n
Aliss Grry ard Der mother already
afc in Guyuss, Hollywood learned
whdo the mustrr E due to cross the
kriuoua Tine into MrVgo soma time
This forenoon. hastgnlug fn tHg mar.
lbEt lituT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24

4 us NsEIEs. Nrr 81 A r.r
l. u.a Hes iust el1arI h-ne-nu-
HE EH. r~u Ursf.r f.aH n fas
history a. fH.s country 80. art
rrrH Ef America HsFn failed rH
ru ga" relative mHn nr. ng
Hr uUu ruIuuH une which Ea.
rrln vI# 1 HrIr Hu 1uHre Faa.
NN ."Va.t sa HHgrt far mans wu.a.
AlFls ur. apathy UH u#r.rH
D." uH Rational political rHwr ru.
wsNrF $50 Wrrr Tired ul fHu ever
g-fuE gI HsanIll" uFnr $3.50
tEggrHr Ea1 ans DENIM .uH loo.
RuE nfu HeaH punt arI enough
INafa var M. l-rr uHuEuuHt
H n dealing wfLh pgs.H HH.
NO sec rHEaar.uE wa4 reaE atHwp
rf pass 900 G.FF Then when w.Fn
uUIF1 un "a Erv square EHnI. 90
rTaN HnH .HN $40 Do our HnH Un B
rnaair tful.I earr uf wg anI Hn
bach o. rra3 caUsaps n tHC pa
tunrr
Tbas tar exact procedure NE
maEr z IurH boz wHnl ra the Ira.
pot us mr ana E.E uH 90 land
scandal and today 'H Toe AusF.r
hotel q al.rH Whru sou can find
anyone ga urCa. ha only c.mmruf
wI'I d.. "uh NJ rrHrsH. rEaT body
WH De- wEIrewaahrH naHeuyH too
smart a 'rmH'
And indeed ir ono wrra Co get
.lH ul mat.an from thH super
press Ha uts employed IE fHH un
HruE ia rrrtH ur even tho rrfa
tmw pa sH rrurrr. Haf e HH1uf
t1r eaui uslru gur would come fa.
Uuf saUa how Im not ai HII sure
ilat this UIu ba thr outcome. Tor
Z find The government counsel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
Dies OF WOUND
Boy Sh Dt Accidentally When
Brother Drops Rifle

Victim q his fathers rifle. George
YUInEbioS.L g.year-6ld son % Mr..
aud Mrs. - A. Youugblood. 1l1
Thomas ST.. was dead Monday Ho
died ln the c.ty hospital NJ $50 ..
IA, Saturda 3. three hours after he
had acCideu tally been shot by his
brother. Ted dy
The boys FeTe playing with a 90
90 rifle and wore alone in tho
house. Teddy tried 90 set the rife
glInat the ryBiL n started TO fan
and George .lught q. The power
faI weapon WIS discharged tho hui-
lot ts1rinr thru and SCATTERING tho
boys thigh. eIusng him 10 die from
loss or blood and shock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
TOWN IN ITALY
WIPED OUT
Entire Population Homeless
After Fire; 5 Missing

TO VII. Nov ztr-The entire town
OF Go rrtIa. Boo the Nruusta valley.
Wls lined out ~ FIRE tod1y. accord
Ink Co udyirra from Venice
1.-Two parsons arc missing ANA arc
believed. 10 have usru burned Co
death
Venice authorities have sent tr15rH
with tents ana food for 200 f1m.ur
made hu u,IssV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
nENUl TUNNsIINs
CONVENIENT LAND

Dc war punar r.m.r ...r-ran gl
fHr Ha.r H.a Transferred tHur
Eef IngrHn nr government
worth almost lnamnHFaHlr millions
ia fFn -rrIH.E CT A. d. TaEL Hrrrr
rD u. fHr interior .R IgaL tHe
ua IHH who Trnmulg urHHrra.
tu Iug These 600 bearing laut la
HH faHafar HARRY Sinclair ana Ii
p. uaHuF fnr Hamf uHhFHE uHa
SANE Fau tlaH es# about che -ams
.HHr Hnt who fH.H testified lHaf h-
u.sHr mH.ans Hg tH# arEEen boz
fn In1 H tn.nH raU come money
uwHr W#a amuHE tna uaaraE
h.nr.u HH Boo count bore
DENLY WAS u1t called ta fEt stand
nr tls dFf,Har. and for rgrIqus
'rEI reason De- could NOT Be called
HF fHr government aIfuUFs
.'rhr Hm5 cause prevented either
ar thr nnbeHEr. father or -1n. iaE
.nr tHe stand They declined i9
testify 900 lEa EIglnd that fa go 1
might nnUmHafH them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
KIRKLAND BLAZE
LOSS SIS, 600
Garage. Clothing Sttge and
Paint Shop Destroyed

fass oI between seaana a.
at8 vs. sustained rE AHEnut t
uts q s SUNDAY uH-r.nE Fs#-n
70 uFr -stri sH roHr rhH
ltarf, tke DANES u afNa
eros IaEr ~
r
stariin r EEn w- Gaines
serm fhu fne NHlnryna slrHErr
thf Brown r,1fuIUF STORE ts~ Past
s.le faInr shop, anil aee.v1gri sH-.r
pauttuts iurua thH tua Hpl H1r
iaif hours t ragged
Two new lmuuH.rrs taa H"a
trucks ans mine ura tEH Wr
burned IN thu saTasr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24

10 ggu arn uar most other home makers
fh@nn arr 90 lr1rt iv" gr three o. more
pieces ~ furniture Do your home that
...m nuf ~ p.arr. our EXCHANGE
ANNEX makes it possible for sou 90
HHnHF ~ ima Old oui0fdato and out.
urpi1ao furniture for new n sou do.
r.rr t1 have AN appraisal made. tcle.
phone Elliot COCO. EXCHANGE
AErEN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24

Doesn't hurt one bit. Drop @ Ut
iIe "Fror1one' on an aching corn,
instantly that corn stops hurting.
Then shortly you M D. right or
wtihIhnEcs.
Your drugEiEf sells a tiny bottle
uf "Frcczoue" for few cents, sui
ricicut 20 remove every huri corn.
soft corn. or corn between tho toes.
and the foot c1ilu8r7. without sore.
ness or irritation. Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-24
Radio Programs
NTnNnNy Nnx1-,,pty, g..

KFQN. 2g8 meters - $50 to
i:lj. stock, ncws. weather re-.
ports: 71j 70 7iJ. Aunt vivien'a
bedtime story; 70 2. Earl Gray'a
Hotel Butler orchestra: . 10 10.
concert hour 10 10 II. Earl
Gray's orchestra.
EFOA. 4jj meters 49, 345.3.55.
news: $3.50, matinee. $3.50.
Miss Mildred Han. pianist; Gas.
SIS, sherman-Clay Music Go.
KJR go meterg-3.f. matinee
concert.
EFHR. $50 meters 49, G:3O.sgo
musical records and concert.
OTHER COAST STATIONS
KGO, Oakland, az metcrs-i.5:8o.
Sc. Francis dance orchestra: q.
educational program; 1OIl, or.
chestra.
XIX. Oakland. 500 meters-slo,
University Of California pro.
gram.
XIII. Los Angeles, 900 motors
i2301:5e, Bon Ton ballroom or.
chestra Silent night
EFJ. Los Angeles, is3 meters
j:3O.G, Floryanc Thompson, 80.
prano; $50, Jose Arias Mexican
string orchestra, Grace Eaton
Dow, pianist.
KpO, San Francisco. I2a metcra--
~. 430.5:3O, Fmrmont hotel or.
chestra; 5.3O.Ga0, childrcn's
hour: 1880. orchestra, $50. or.
gan; 80, concert; 10.tI. Palace
Rose Room bowl band.
kew Portland. fg2 meters.
childrcns program; 8, tho or.
cgOnian concert orchestra.
KFAE, Pullman. $50 meters 1880.
oii5. concert nn1 agricultural
talks.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-16
MRS. CORA LA FORGE
But Cora. Still Retaining Faith
In Men. May Wed
Again
BY NEA Service

By NEA Service
EAST ST, LOUIS, Ill, Dec. 70.
Mrs. Cora La Forge thought
Hubby No. IA was the perfect
one.
That was a year ago.
Since then her mind has chang
ed. Henry La Forge, she says
did not turn out to be the model
mate she first considered him.
So she has gone into the divorce
court again, And the judge has
granted her a decree.
But still her faith in man is not
shaken. Friends declare she has
confided she may marry again--;f
the right fellow comes along.
And who knows but what she
may give Henry another chance
She gave Hubby No. II three diff
ferent opportunities to make good
before she finally cast him aside
forever.
All of her former mates, save
one, a1e living.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-16
DEER PLAY POSTUM
THEN TURNS TO HORSE

TAUNTON, Mass, Dec. e.
This is a hunting story, but Wal
er Champney, who hunts lots
md seldom tells stories, swears
is true. To prove he has ex-
3erienced something novel and
lerve-wl acking Champney dis
lays numerous cuts and bruises
and still talks in a shaky voice.
Champney went hunting for
a deer, and ne hadn't gone far
when one bounded right out in
fr0nt Of KIM. Up went his gun,
and down went buck.
It's cold dead, thought
Champney.
SO, knife in hand, he made his
way to stll ANIMAL got astride
its neck and started to cut its
throat.
One swipa brought unexpect-
ed action. The deer arose, with
Champney Oh its back, and start
ed on its way. Through the
woods they went, while the
Auntsman, with one arm about
the animals neck, used his other
TO hack It's throat with a knife.
And finally he brought it down.
The buck Champney rode, 200
pounds Of it, hangs in a provis-
ion store here.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-16
RTLANDER SALE IS
4 HUGE SUCCESS
First Two Days Of Pre-Christmas
Sale Proves Bigger Success
Than Anticipated

According to Dave Andrews,
manager Of tLe Ry!andT Shoe Com
pany, Of this city, their sale, which
started last Saturday morning. Is a
bigger success than theLe last years
event, even though 2 little laater
than last year.
81 am more than p.essed with the
generous response accorded cur
opening announcement, " says Mr..
Andrews "and we shall continue 70
give the people Of this community
and territory values right up to the
last day Of the sale, wi ich viii be
closed on Wednesday night Deem
Der 24th. The Rylander Shoe
Company's sale is being handled
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-16
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
RADIO PROG RA N
Thursday Night Over WSB--
President Downs and Band
To Be Heard

Thursday, December 18th from
8 to 8 p. m. Central time will be
Central of Georgia right at the
broadcasting station of the Atlanta
Journal, WSB (429). The famoCs
Central of Georgia Shop Band will
give a program of typical Southern
melodies and L. A. Downs, PreSi-
dent of the railroad, will make a
brief address on the resources Of
Georgia and ALBANIA.
Last April the band gave a con-
cert which was heard in 28 different
states and which was so well re-
ceived that it was asked to give an
other program.
Those hearing the concert are
asked to communicate with ]. D. Nc
Cartney, Assistant to the President,
Central of Georgia Railway Com
pany, Savannah, Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-16
Won TIRPTTZ MAY
TELL OF LUSITANIA
(By The Associated Pressl

BERLIN, Dec. 15.--Details hith-
erto unpublished concerning the in
side facts leading up to the sink
ing of the Lusjtania har. been prom
ised in a new book to he issued soon
by Admiral Won Tirpitz, the forn,e
navy head, who has been credited
with having given the final order
which resulted in the destruction
of the steamer.
According to the announcements,
. Admiral Won Tirpitz, now leader Of
the Nationalist in the Reich5tag,
has consented to the publication of
al. the secret archives IT, lis posses
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-16
- CI54h f - pretty drapcri

IeHTy Cloln,e II 5Essi' = -,
Az ACC. Beautifial six Striped
eb;rtings for making good shirts.
Al 19c. Short lengths OF Pequot
Shrstirg. 81 inches wide.
At 1Oc Yard. Fine, smooth yard
vide Shooting; plenty for every
'9J At 25c. Short lengths Of 80
inch Lad-Laesie Cloth and Devon
''i- At @9.98 All Wool Plaid Blan-
lets, beautiful designs, extra large
7'z a. ss.o8. Pretty Plaid Cotton
Blankets: large sizes; al colors.
At SIPS. Ffetty. Baby Blankets
in qrota variety Of pretty designs
Al csc. Beautiful Plaid Turkish
Towels: extra heavy and large
at At $500 Pretty Turkish Towel
Sets, including smaller towels and
Al At 56c. All Linen Hemstitched
Huck Towels, plain white and col
ored borders.
At S1.49. Guaranteed pure Irish
Linen Table Damask, 70 inches
Al S1.98. Oriental Pearls strand
30 inches long with rhinestone set.
At $500. Mems Travelling Mill
tarv Brush Set; excellent quality.
At 1895. Bridge SET Oh one
36x36 Cloth, four 14-inch irish
Linen Napkins.
At s2.49. Katonah Velvet Rugs,
size 30x60, fifty patterns to select
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-16

Six hundred thousands bushels
of gain were destroyed and the
steel tow barge Alexander Matt
land with 10000 bushels Of bar
ley in her hold was badly damaged
in an early morning fire in the
Grand Trunk elevator at Fort HUI
ron, Mich. This picture was TAX
en- while the fire was at its height,
just after the elevators roof fell,
showering burning brands over a
two-mile area. The loss is esti-
mated at $1,000,000.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-16

sion, which cover some - years
prior to 1914.
The first book of Admiral Won
Tirpitz appeared some years ago,
end caused quite stir despite its
tone Of reservation, but in the new
volume the admiral, i is said, has
promised to "tell it all"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-16
When the Cub
Ism Covering
Assignments
BY w. K. S.
THE BRONZE
FOOLED HIM.

FOOLED HIM.
Hollis Fort was questioning
negro witness in an assault with IN
tent to murder case one day lat
week in the Superior Court, and
during the cross examining he ask-
cd the negro witness NV far he
was from the man who was shot.
~ was about as far as from here to
the colored folks monament" an
swered the ~negco, pointing to rae
Doughboy monument.
Upon being questioned as to
why he thought the Doughboy
monument was "colored folkss"
monument the negro said. "All us
colored folks thinks chats our lnonu-
nent, cause the man s anding' there
wild dat gun sho is black -
You'll probably find him with the
baker who used to throw in an
extra roll when you bought a loz-
en-.
What has become Of the man
who used to "stop the paper" every
time his local paper published some
thing that displeased him?-Albany
| Herald.
We regret to learn that the bank
with which we have been doing bust
ness is in financial straits. A check
came back to US today stamped not
sufficient funds.
=
! Crossword puzzles, will show you
how little you learned at college.
Because a man has q cauliflower
ear is no sign that he is q vcge-
tartan, neither is it a sign if he has
corns.
ALAS.
Say few prayers,\
| For pedestrian Marcus o Day;
Thought he had
The right of way.
| =
BILL WHO?
Proposal TO have BiI. taught
Washington school. Headline in
Moultrie Observer.
= =: =
We hope he gains many follow
ers il Americas.
| "You stopped my paper and il
served me right; I should have 70
Moved before my tine was out,"
remarked W. W. Shannon, Of vii
hanson, as he planked down his
dollar for the semi-WeekIy News
today.-Griffin Daily News,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-16

HOME TIES-Keep them intact.
Even though your family may be
scattered, you can still seHd them
flowers. Let US telegraph your
selection. You know how much
they'll be appreciated. Say it with
Flowers for Xmas. Thomas Floral
Co., phone 490-9-tf.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-16

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