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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-29
AFTER MANY MONTHS
War Department Admits Own
Agents Tried to Kidnap BergdOH

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, May 29.-T e
War Department today officially dis
closed that the two Americans who
attempted to abduct Grover Cleve-
land BergdoIl. notorious draft
dodger, in Eberbach. Germany, in
the summer Of 1921, were operatives
of the Department of Criminal In
vestigation attached to the Amer
lean Army in Germany.
In requesting Congress to appro-
pirate 5000, for payment of damages
to a German girl shot during the
kidnapping. the War Department ad-
mitted the attempt
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-29
GROTT0 JUBILEE TONIGHT
Six Acts Vaudeville. Drill Team Ex-
hibitiOn and Band on Program.

The "Speedfest Jubilee" vaudeville
extravaganza Of the Sahara Grotto,
will open tonight at p. m. lathe
Cadle Tabernacle
On the program are six acts Of
vaudeville, drill team exhibition,
Gre3to band and orchestra. The
same program will be given Friday
and Saturday evenings.
Proceeds are to go to the fund for
entertaining the international con
vention of the Mystic Order of Yelled
Prophets Of the Enchanted Realm
June 1925.
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SHANK WARNS HEADS

Mayor Shank today warned de-
partment heads to reduce expenses
lin the monthly cabinet meeting to-
day.
The mayor instructed Ray Wright,
city purchasing agent, not to make
any important order for supplies or
equipment until he indorses it.
I'm not going to be responsible
for any shortage at the end of the
year, and you department heads bet
ter get along on your budget or step
out" said the mayor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-29
TIRES-TIRES

Ford sizes. 81 and up. Other sizes. 50
and up. All used tires guaranteed. Adj
justments at half price. 525 W. Wash
ington st. Open evenings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-29
IMOGENE LANDS
TINNEY IN JAIL
BlackfaCe Comedian Faces
Charges of FoIIieS STAR

~ United PTcS8
NEW YORK. May 29.-Frank Tin
ley, famous black face comedian.
pas lodged in jail today to await
jrraignment on charges brought by
ImOgene Wilson, F'Ollies beauty.
Tinney had been too rough, Imo-
gene, who was once voted the most
beautiful of the Ziegfeld girls, de-
clared:
Il kissed him and he said: come
here, honey Then he knocked me
cold"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-29
STATE OWES COUNTY
Attorney General Rules Auditor
Must Make Tax Refund.

Attorney General Z. S. Lesh has
rendered opinion to State Auditor
Robert Bracken, holding the State
must refund S5.817.08 to Sullivan
County for taxes on coal land which
were paid back to Sullivan County
farmers following a Supreme Court
decision last year.
Coal was found under the lands
assessed and coal companies leasing
the land were taxed on the coal.
Farmers. who leased their land
filed claims for refund Of taxes which
they said they had been assessed on
the coal deposits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-29
SOMEBODY'S WRONG
Woman Sentenced-Affidavit Faulty
and Judgment Is Vacated.

Somebody's wrong. But who is it?
That's the question hanging fire
until trial of Helen Huffman,
colored, 439 Tippecanoe St., is called
in city court.
Wednesday she was fined 500
and costs and sentenced to thirty
days 1T the womens' prison when
found guilty Of having liquor in her
possession.
After conviction it was discovered
by her attorney, S. c. Bodner, that
the affidavit had not been signed.
Judge Pro Tenn. George Rinier
vacated Judgment.
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rs MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
s~|-~s~~N~~~~~~~~~> ~SN~~~NS~~NN~N~S~NrSN
Goal, Ice and Wood
Special. Prices
Now is the time to
Now is the time to
buy good, clean coal

To secure good clean coal you must
be sure TO buy from a good. reliable
coal dealer. The past sixteen years ex-
peritnce in the coal business taught us to
select our coal from the best reliable
mines in the country.
Best w. Va. Block clean fkd $3.50
Best E. Ky. Block clean fkd $3.50
Best Poca. Red Ash. ......... $3.50
Best Glendora lp., clean fkd $500
Best Glendora egg, clean fkd. .... So so
Best Ind. lp., clean fkd. .S5.75
Ill or Ind. egg, clean, fkd. ...S So 35
High-grade nut and slack .........$ 3.75
KINDLING WITH EACH TON.
A discount on all cash orders of two
tons or more.
Union Ice & Coal Co.
Drexel 1921 Drexel 1922.
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GaSOIine
CHEVROLET TOURING

CHEVROLET Superior, 1923; f1rst-class in
every respect; extra equipment. To get
this car ask for No. 262. Bargain, S425.
CAPITOL OVERLAND CO., Capitol at
Michigan.
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Times Want Ads Get Results Try Them!
2s STORAGE AND TRANSFER

Red Ball Transit Co.
IS Monument Pl Main 4631.
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5000 DOWN


600 r. 21st ST.
I will sell a broom cottage to RESPONSE
Bile colored family on monthly payments.
Kan. 1l03. Lin 3S45.
WILL TRADE FOR DOUBLE
Have So 900 in real estate contracts:
will take double or small business
property.
HOBART CANADY
Randolph 8534. Circle o553
COTTAGE, new, on paved street, rooms
and bath, semi-modcTn with toilet and
sink; city water, lights full basement and
furnace, sink in basement; garage: extra
lot; $4,000; $500 down, balance like rent.
1902 S. Sherman Drive.
FOR COLORED BUYERS
Small down payment will buy good
semi modern home at 919 E. Fourteenth
St. CIVIC REALTY Co. 1876 N Delaware
Room 104 Lin $3.50 Eve. Har Obs
FOR COLORED
N. East: fourroom bungalow; So 00O;
500 down, balance like rent. L. r.
LYONS. los n Delaware.
BUNGALOW. new; 5-room, bath large
basement at 10y furnace 1G a. electriGlty sogta
owner 2038 E. Twelfth St.
FOUR-ROOM bungalows. easy payments
Wash. 4344. CITY BLDRS. REALTY co.
FOR nice homes, east or south, call c. ].
OSBURN. Drexel 6184.
COTTAGE, S-room modern, north; $4,000;
~ 600 will handle. Owner. Circle 1856.
BUNGALOW. new 5-roOm mod Riverside
drive. Terms. Randolph 6793.
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MIKE O'BRIEE.
Transfer and Storage Main 1907.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF BOND

In the matter of the determination to
issue bonds by Marion County, Indiana
for the purpose of providing funds to
pay, discharge and satisfy an equal
amount of its valid, outstanding bonded
indebtedness tlll.i ~ I11lH-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-29
knights Attend Vaudeville

knights of Columbus attended
Keith's in a body Wednesday night
honoring members who appear in the
cast of "Robinhood," this week 8 bill.
The Scaola Cantorum gave a pro-
gram between acts.
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So MOIORC4CLES, BlCACLES
'~>~~NN~N~>~~"~~>>|N~ ~|>~~~~eS~~~NN>~~-N"NN
BICYCLES. good. IS and up: tires, 50 and
up. $40 Mass. Ave.
81 AUTOMOBILES FUR RENT
S~~~eeN~~~~>NN~~~NS~<~~~N s~~>~~~~~-~esNN~~e|s~S
RENT A NEW CAR L drive it. 1877 E.
Wabash. Circle 3000
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Rings. Valued at $500, Lost
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
PETERSBURG. Ind, May 20
Mrs. Norman c. McClevey lost dia-
mond rings valued at $4,000 when
she took a pin on which the rings
were fastened from her dress.
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p'9-9 s>th good~and sufficient security to
I ne approval Of the Director. SUCH BOND
SHALL BE ONLY ON THE FORM SPECI-
FLED BY THE DIRECTOR. COPIES OF
WHICH WILL BE FURNISHED UPON
REQUEST.
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2a-BUSINESs OPPORTUNITIES

LIGHT MOVING AND TRANSFER
DREXEL 9001.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
Ready Money

In cash awaits the owner Of small
house south or west regardless of
condition viii pay all cash immedi-
ately If priced right. Ran. OATS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-29
DEATH NOTICES

DUFFEY. ELIZABETH HARROLD-Be-
loved wife OF Michael F. Dufey died AT
St. Vincent's hospital Tuesday, May q.
Friends may view the remains at the
residence, 70S n. Gladstone Ave. Funeral
Friday, May 80, at the residence, o a. M.
Our Lady of Lourdes Church Burial
Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-29
a SNAP

F1ve-room bungalow. All large rooms.
On paved street near Brookside Park and
carline. a dandy little home IN excel
lent condition. Priced low ut $1,000; on
terms. Call Mr.. Keller. with
j. +. MORRISON & co
BIB Lemcke Bldg.
Lin. 1886. Res Drey T1SG
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NOTICES

INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS
SION. DIVISION OF CONSTRUCTION,
BRIDGE DEPARTMENT.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ALABAMA, N. 24c4; nice front room
modern. private home. Randolph 1907
CLINTON Hotel desirable rooms: 20 Vir-
ginia Ava Circle 5422.
CORNELL. 1882 One nice room and
bath Speedway visitors.
TALBOT. N, 201l. modern furnished
room in private home. Randolph 5407
SPEEDWAY Wis: can accom-. q or 8 peo-
pie; 3 rooms with private bath, large
private home, near Riverside; parking
space. Har. 2272.
SPEEDWAY visitors; rooms with bath,
$3.50 per; three doors from Speedway
I'd. 1437 King Ave.
SOME desirable rooms left for our Speed
way visitors. oxford Hotel, HE S.
Illinois. Main 1868.
SPEEDWAY Wis. several modern rooms,
Alabama. Randolph 1866.
SPEEDWAY Wis. modern room; down
town apt; home privileges. Lincoln
4716.
SPEEDWAY visitors, n desirable room;
mod. priv. home; reas. Cir. 1873.
SPEEDWAY visitors mod. sleeping rooms
Reas. rates. 1l6 w. Walnut. Lin. 81SS.
SPEEDWAY Wis 140 Wisconsin double
room rea. rates. garage DIR. 5643.
SPEEDWAY Wis. 817 \. Keystone desir..
lge. room reas.. garage Webster 9045.
SPEEDWAY visitors; sleeping room accom-
reas rates 22OS \. Meridian. Ken. 1892
SPEEDWAY visitors. 1919 E. Ohio; two
mod. rms with PR. entrance. Lin. 3409.
ON ROUTE to Speedway. 81 W Both; par
ty of or 6; meals near. Rand. 5895.
SPEEDWAY Wis; I7OI \. Alabama; large
front room; 81 a night. Har. 1858.
SPEEDWAY visitors; 81 n. New Jersey;
modern rooms Lincoln 1898.
SPEEDWAY Wis. sleeping room for visi-
tors reas. 917 N. Ala. Riley 1894.
SPEEDWAY Wis; 2430 n III: mod. room
private home: garage; Rand. 1870.
CLOSE to speedway, 1850 Concord St; 2
sleeping rooms. Belmont 4260.
SPEEDWAY Wis: sleeping room in private
home. Call Drexel 1922.
SPEEDWAY Wis. 1908 N. Alabama mod
home: s people LOO each. Lin. 2871.
a-Light Housekeeping
DELAWARE. N. 525; large room, So:
also sleeping room. Call Circle 1889.
HOYT. III2: furnished, modern rooms
DR.. 5S16. Call after p. m.
MARKET, E, 1886; mod. turn. rooms in
private home. Drexel 6316.
MONTCALM, 1703; three rooms to rent
for man and wife.
SIXTEENTH, E, 326: clean, attractive
room, SIS up. for light housekeeping.
PATH. E. 665: cor. College, rooms with
kitchenett; no children.
NICE large front room; everything fur
nlshed. eos n. Liberty. cor. Ohio.
665 E. s24TH. cor. College; rooms with
k.tchenette:. no children.
b-BOard and Rooms
ARSENAL, N. 1915; comfortable room in
private home, ST. Webster 1885,.
MERIDIAN. N; attractive furnished
rooms fer L or q walk dis. Lin. 1904.
TENTH St. 17O4 E.: modern room: meals
optional. Webster 1914.
IT'S NEVER lost until indianapolis Times
Want Ads have failed to find it
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$3.50 CASH

Modern bungalow; southeast: beautiful
living room with fireplace, dining room.
kitchen, two bedrooms bath except tub;
Holland furnace; owners; sacrifice at
S4,250. Located southeast. Call Hobart
Canady & Co. Rand 1914. 909 Peoples
Bank Bldg. Cir. 0553.
EAST OF COLLEGE NEAR FALL CREEK
Excellent value; seven-room modern.
with Gear garage, paved alley, 4 bed
rooms if desired S5.4OO, only $3.50 cash
required. Call Mr.. WCesner. Main 0792
Washington Bank and trust Co.
SOUTH new double; three rooms a side:
near car Small down payment bal
ance less than rent. Lincoln $3.50. Eve.
Harrison O45S
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a-----HOuses
2OTH STREET

~ 1 1 - .
Seven room modern. newly decorated,
New Jersey ST.. lower duplex. five rooms.
SIS; heat and water furnished
Lynn St. three rooms; electric lights:
CoBB REALTY co. MAIN 2916.
208ls z. Norwood. / rooms, newly
decorated NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $1,000
627 E. Vermont s rooms modern.
newly decorated. water paid $50 90
l229 Broadway 10 rooms, modern.
Win decorate Barn ...........S 500 90
l. y. RICHIE & son.
Main O32O. TlO Bankers Trust Bldg.
S2t y. California co,ored 6 rooms and
bath. gas: r. l.; Bear garage: 500 90.
7I0 Bankers Trust BLDG Main O520
FOR RENT { rooms. 273O \. La sale
St, semi modern, SO W. l.. BRIDGES.
IL n DelaWare 81. Circle 760s
2730 y. LASALLE ST: four room double
500. WASHINGTON BANK AND
TRUST co Main 0792.
53S COFFEY ST. modern except fur s.
rooms. garase Gin homenke Be l041.
COBB REALTY 20. kENTS-INsUR-
ANCE-REAL ESTATE. Main 22I6.
c-Apartmcnts
NEW upper duplex. SIX rooms. strictly
modern; many bmlt-ln features, hard
wood floors. mahg. woodwork, fireplace.
Tile bath and kitchen. Webster o20I.
d-Business Places
MADISON, 1923; nice storeroom. large
show windows. $50. DreXei 5375.
miscellaneous
GARAGE FOR RENT
1927 W Twenty Seventh St Lincoln 3845.
% REAL ESTATE WANTED
~s~~"N"~~~"~~~~~N-N"~~~ ~~~~N~~~~-~N~N~>~N~~N~~~>
WE have cash customers for small in
come PETITE PFRfFSSyEyER & WEISS
Ii. 8l03. l36 y. Del. Eve. Ia. 2al3
WE NEED HOUSES. Call Lincoln 373L
Immediate attention given all calls.
Ettinger & Schneider
80 : ~ GR66Ksiba, ~ '''i In /
Fl REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
soSN~N"~N>~~~"N~~~>~~~~S~ ~-e~~NN.~~N~~~~~>~~~~~S
b-Houses
BkOOKSIDE. 29l9. new fye-room modern
bungalow. $4,000 $3.50 down or win
take In TRACE, car lot or diamond as first
payment washington 1875.
CAPITOL AVE. near 3sth. modern except
furnace; new roof, newly painted pa
pereQ, new natures, fun Tot, east front.
S4210. small down payment. Wash. 1876.
DEL AWARE St. north OF creek. modern
groom residence. fun basement and at
tie, might consider trade for double own
er RANDOLPH 1892.
LfNDHU ESI DRIVE
one acre. a-room BUNGALOW. fun base
ment. electric lights. furnace. bathroom no
fixtures, garage; 2O-minule drive from
Monument Circle, built for a home about
! year old; price So 600. This cannot be
duplicated. NJ AXE us an offer Can Circle
660O. Evenings and Sundays. Irv. 2762.
$500 DOWN
Modern bungalow north. , rooms nm
tO-date, with shades living room. two
bedrooms. bath kitchen, breakfast nook.
cement basement laundry tubs and fine
furnace. 615S Havertord Ave near Broad
Ripple grade and high schools and car
line. Price $3.50; balance like rent Mr.
G. /. Davidson. Main 4295. Evenings.
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50 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

IT'S never lost until Indianapolis Times
Want Ads have failed to find it.
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$500 DOWN

Modern bungalow north: . rooms. up-
tO-date, with shades living room. two
bedrooms. bath kitchen. breakfast nook.
cement basement laundry tubs and fine
furnace. 6l5S Havertord Ave near Broad
Ripple grade and high schools and car
line. Price $3.50; balance like rent Mr.
G. L. Davidson. Main 4295. Evenings
RandolDh d057
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ZC1ICE IL bhIDGE CONIRACIOhS
Nguc9 IS nereby gwen that sea4ed pro-
posals for the construction of certain
bridges on State highways will be received
by the Director of the Indiana State High
tOl building III indianapolis until 10
o'clock a. m. June II 1924. when all pro-
posals viii be publicly opened and read.
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dots

BUTLER and Twenty Second SITS. east
front. 40x133; price $349. On payments
81 % per week Evenings, Webster 1908.
DE QUINCY ST, south of Tenth St; east
front; bargain for quick sale. Also,
5000 Capitol Ave, east front. Washing
ton 1876.
44TH and Cornelius; 2 lots improvements
in. Owner. Brookside 7491.
SUTHERLAND Ave. and Temple Ave
extra large lot on paved street. A bar
gain at 81 1850 on terms of $40 down.
balance 8$3. 90 per week, Cal EVENING".
Washington 1920. Rang g.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-17
BOY is ACQUITTED
OF KILLING GIRL

CRESTVIEW, Fla, Dec. IT
After an eight-hour deliberation
Ester Yon, IA year old boy who
had been held since September I'M
der an indictment charging him
with killing Lavada johnson of the
same age, was acquitted.
The Indictment charged that the
boy had shot the girl after the lat
ter had come to his home to secure
and carry TO her home young
kitten. A self defense plea was
made
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-17
COUNTY OFFICIALS
RECEIVE COMMISSIONS

COMMISSIONS from Governor
Walker have been received by Ordi-
nary Cobb and this morning he has
been busy issuing them to the coun-
ty officials who will sake office
January first.
Sheriff-Elect Macarthur, Judge
Parker Of the City Court and sew
eral others have already applied for
their comissions and have taken tbs
customary oath before the ordinary
Diamonds give disagreeable
0d0r when reduced to powder.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-17

And now they may cost Mrs.
Fving Bloomingdale $4,000, as
sessed her by Uncle Sam for i'm
porting the pearls without declar-
ing them. The pearls are valued
at 100000 and were taken from
Mrs. Bloomdale's baggage when
she returned on the Aquitania Nov.
4th.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-17
KIDNAPPING INDICTMENTS
AGAINST TEfAW CUA5f7ED


NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-Three
indictments charging Harry X.
Thaw wies assault, kidnapping and
conspiracy in the Benjamin Gump
case were dismissed here today by
Judge Mcintyre in the court of
general sessions.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-17
LANGLEY ARRESTED
FOR INTOXICATION

WASHINGTON, Dee. II. "A
man giving his name as John w
Langley and his occupation as that
Of a congressman was arrested
here Saturday night, charged with
intoxication and released on $40
collateral bond.
Representative Langley. of Ken
lucky, the only man of that name
in congress, could not be reached
for statement. The arrest was
made at the house of detention,
where the man appeared and sought
to gain admission.
The rose is the emblem of inn
mortality to the Svrians.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-17
WE. SAID THIS TOO ABOUT
THEt COURT HOUSE TOWER
5000 HEAD OF DEER
BEING DRIVEN TO-DAY

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., Dec. IA
drive, unparalleled in the history
of the. range, in which from five
thousand to eight thousand head Of
deer are to be driven across the
Grand Conyon of the Colorado
river, is in progress here.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-17

Rupert Hughes recently caro- in
to prominence through the discus
sion in religious and other circles
of narticle written by him entitl-
ed "Why / Quit Going to Church"
Mr.. Hughes also wrote the scenario
and directed the production Of "The
Old Nest"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-17
THIS MEANS THAT HOTEL PRO
PRlETORS HAD BETTER
WATCH OUT.

Robber is first victim in Miami
war against holdups. -. Headline
Macon Telegraph.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-17

One cotot mill in Guatemala is
equipped with 5000 spindles and $50
looms.
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When he Cad
Ism Covering
Assignments
THE POSTMASTER
TELLS US THIS ONE
By w. K. S.

s-~~-~.~So~-~o-0-,.,-s~~>~
THE POSTMASTER
TELLS US THIS ONE
Last Friday Mrs. Ed Mathis left
a pair of gloves on one Of the tables
in the post office; brt Gid not dis
cover that she had lost The gloves
until she had reached home. Going
to the telephone she called Mr..
Harry Williams and asked hin to
so over to the postoffice and get
her gloves.
In the mean time one Of the
clerks in the postoffice had found
the gloves and locked them in the
safe, just before going home for
the day. Mr. William not knowing
this rushed in the postoffice. saw
a pair of gloves lying on the table
and picked them up, thinking they
were the ones belonging to Mrs.
Mathis.
The gloves in reality belonged to
gentleman who had laid them
on the; table for a moment while he
went to buy stamp. Upon miss
ing his gloves the man Immediately
complained to Mr.. Davenport.
Saturday morning, Mr. Williams
found out that the gloves were not
Mrs. Mathis brought .hem to Nj.
Davenport and when the postoffice
safe was opened Saturday morning
Mrs. Mathis received her gloves.
Now the postmaster has the mar $
gloves land don't know where to To-
cate him. Twas funny cccurance.
DON'T CHEW GUM IN COM
PANYs = WITHOUT OFFERING
THEM SOME.
UNFORTUNATE
NEW YORK.
Six lpeople in New York drink
poison liquor and die and six ur-
fortunates meet death in a tene-
ment house fire. If TuIS OCCLTS
VERY OFTEN THE BAN ON IN
MIGRATION WILL HAVE TO BE
LIFTED OR NEW YORK WILL. BE
DEPOPULATED.
- y
GENERAL ELECTION TO BE
HELD, HERE TODAY. IT DOES
NOT MEAN A THING, BUT IT
WILL GIVE THE ELECTION
MANAGERS A CHANCE TO.
MAKE A FEW EXTRA SMACElS.
!; < =
Merchants advise us to tell yoa,
that if you don't start shopping oy
tomorrow, you will not be able to
qualify as shop early bird"
Two safes were robbed in a Ma
con laundry yesterday. This means
that the robbers will make clean
getaway.
Because eggs. go up at Christmas
time does not mean tnat. hen are
laying down.
THIS MEANS THAT HOTEL PRO
PRIETORS- HAD BETTER
WATCH OUT.
Robber is first victim in Miami
war against holdups. -. Headline
Macon Telegraph.
- =
WE. SAID THIS TOO ABOUT
THEl COURT HOUSE TOWER
The. Albany Herald says that the
bank building that the sHan.anj
Fly" climbed in Albany was the
most difficult he had attempted to
We hate to be mean but we Just
can't help hoping that the person
who footed his horn outside our
window late last night won't get
any Christmas presents.
5000 HEAD OF DEER
BEING DRIVEN TO-DAY
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-17
IPUPEP HUGHhT0s
NlPPY SCPEEN STAR
Engagement to Patterson Dial
Announced-Wedding Ear
ly Next Year
(By The Associated Press)

Los ANGELES, Dec. 17.-Pu-
pert Hughes, famous novelist and
motion picture director, and Eliza
bet Patterson Dial will be MAJ ried
early next year it was announced
here today.
The bride today Is known on the
screen as Patterson Dial.
Mr.. Hughes first wife committed
suicide about a year ago.