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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
JUAN B. HUYKE ES.
CRITOR Y..POLITICO

SOAllO q 1AA4dAAANA 81 4AOEsfSAd LII
lei Ingeniero" nos 10 presenta er
la prolongacion de su ser y de 81
raza borinquena Norte-America
nafy su esposa Edith del estadC
Neoyorquino Norte Americana bo,
rinquena. Y este ST es factible er
casos aislados, por- ell amor; perc
identicamente no Sc daria EN- e
conjunto de una sociedad con otra
lsociedad a no ser que Ia mayor
en- ndmero, la mas egoista, mas
iambiciosa 81 egoista y ambiciosa
fuere, arrasase la mas debil y pc
quena.
En- clio no ha entrado el estudio
del seTor Huyke porque su idea
Ilisme y su bondad en- el buen deseo
de grandeza para su terra 10 imr
pidi6.
En- los libros de este amigo ca
rinoso y gentil de diestra franca,
y sin dobleces. en- las horas, en- los
dlas amargos EN- los tiempos ale-
gres, sin prejuicios de pequeneces
nj estulticias despreciables pue-
blerinas no hay asperezas y 81 por
el contrario, suavidades y espejis-
mos.
Asi en- su ''Tomo Lectures, en-
la Maestro de Jacana", una no.
vela corta en- que la protagonista
solo comulga en- perenne oblaci6n
con la Escuela de su campo
con su cuidado carinoso pa
ra los pequenos canpesinos caren-
tes de atenciones y civilizaci6n de
la que disfrutan sus compatriotas
de las ciudades; y en- "Rimas In
families" y en- ''Pepe ell Abogado"
' hasta en- "Combatiendo" Sc nota
su serenidad.
A este luchador la nilez de
nuestro pals debe mucho, la peda-
gogfa realce, y nuestra politica la
ejemplaridad de su figura que no
tuvo para su adversario nj un des-
den nj pesadas agresiones nj re-
serva de odios.
Ell temperamento de este publ
cista es exquisite, brillante tempe
ramento; y tiene el todas mis- SIM
patfas.
Yo no creo factible 10 Que pre-
dica el senor Huyke, tai vez en-
parte la fuerza arroIladora de las
circunstancias 10 imponga para mi
patria; 81 acaso es 10 dnico que i
ella lie convene, que 10 acepte ju-
bilosa. y
Por mi parte, sin preyenciones,
sin malquerencias, que no las CO.
nozco, porque mi espiritualidad
comprensiva Sc aparta y protesta
de las fricciones raciales entire 81,
al margen de los acontecimientos
contemplate la succession de los mis-
mos, con ell hondo amargor de la
derrota.
Y para Huyke, autor de trece Ii
bros, incansable en- la labor del
pensamiento, idealista en- regiones
puras, todas mis- admiraciones, mis-
afectos invariables que, son la con-.
secuencia que recoge todo ell que
act6a con la sinceridad con que es-
te amigo hubo siempre de proce-
der,
Nicolas RIvAS. s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11

capitulado has diferentes obras dc
Eesta personalidad tan distinguida
Y apasionadamente discutida We
ces en- cruentas controversies y ar
Idientes fogueos. Personalidad dc
Il quien he estado en- ideacion poll
tica en- opuesto punto; pero a Ia
cual, me encuentro undo siempre
en- la augusta serenidad del bien
Y en- la fuerte contextura de tor
In1entosas situaciones de plenos for
cejeos patri6ticos.
Los hombres rectos de convic-
clones acendradas ante todo y So
bre todo, por divergentes que ha-
yam sido sus principles en- relati-
vidad los mios, para ellos tuve
admiraciones Y respetos y asi los
! tengo para esta figura central de
IN apostolado que me parece no
habra de tangibilizar su credo en-
el alma colectiva puertorriqueiia
Dor contrastes imborrables y por
aispares pensamientos que seria
impossible amalgamar.
En- el calor cruento de las pole
micas Sc ha juzgado al caballero
Huyke como un .propagador de
ideas anti-patri6ticas Y en- mi con-
] cepto la affirmation fue incierta;.
el cree que la mejor forma de ser
! vir a su pals es la de propagar la
fusion eterna de Puerto Rico con
Norte America: darse todo Puer-
to Rico a la nacion que componen
los Estados Nortenos como aque-.
la a hacer una transmutacion con
la pequena isla.
Los que 10 combatieron Sc in.
terrogaban: IPuede darse algo
mas contrario a las leyes basicas
de una raza que pretende borrarle
sus caracteristicas, sus lineacio-
nes, para que desaparezca al con-
fundirse en- otra tan diferente en-
sus facetas todas? He aquf el de-
Ito capital que Sc le ha imputado.
El senor Huyke es un sonador
alberto a la confraternidad huna-
ma: descendiente por Inca paterna
de parcos holandeses, Ilevado de
un refexivismo anglo, tiene .fe en-
que ell porvenir de la insula esta
en- una via amplia Y recta que es
la del cauce que encauce todas
nuestras corrientes en- el orden ma
terial y polltico con el pueblo Es-
tadounidense, y para regular 1nejor
10 expresado a fundir nuestro pen
samiento con el pensamiento An
glo- Salon que va Sc expuso, como
clos afinarian el suyo al modo1
de ser nuestro.
Siempre hubo miras positiyas 0
especulaciones personales en- estas
actuaciones; realmente serfa GEN.
surable esta forma de tratar de
conducir la multitud, mas siendo
en- 6l un tierno idealismo colmado
de amor para su terra, claro que
la historic recogera su nombre y
levantara su figura
Los que 10 combatieron tan acre
mente, escritores impetuosos, estan
excusados, porque ellos sintieron
en- su espfritu el arrebato de su
excelso e inextinguible carino por
sus nobilisimas ideas, carecterfs-
ticas de raza linica v no encontra-
ran jamas contacto de puntos con
ninguna otra para efectuar los in
iertos. esos que aprecia de tan elo-
euente modo el pensador v politico-
senor Huyke.
Fl escritor de quien me ocupo
Sc asombra a veces de la magnitud
IS arrogancia de su proposito y sin
mostrar asombrarse es entonces
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
ReSidenCia de cali
dad a prsciO mddiCO

Hay muchas casas en-
Venta, pero pocas son
las que Sc ofrecen con
tanta oportunidad y
tambien dise1adas Y
construidas como esta, ;
ell Plano ha sido disc
nado por uno de los
arquitectos de mas
gu S to, teniendo en-
cuenta ell China para
usar materiales indes-
4 tructibles, su techo Y
plafones son todos de
s6Iido concrete, nada
E de MADEIRA, reune todo
,el comfort, tiene Cara
Ige y servicio separa- !,
I do, con ampIio Solar.
Z ST la We le gustara,
acuda antes que Ie TO-
men la delantera, si-
tuada en- la Gale Ger
trudis, cerca del Par
que y de los ba1os,
marcada con eI No. IL
ST le gusta inf6rmese
sobre precio y condi-
clones con
NICOLAS ARROYO
Tel. 462, San Juan.
Aptdo. 437 San Juan.
International., 1925-12-13

Albers Kohler was visitor here
Thursday from Silverbell, Ari-
zcna.
John Hankin was a business
visitor in the city Thursday from
Bisbee.
J. S. Gatlin was Nogales
visitor, Thursday, from Pata-
gonia.
Howard Dalton was a Nogales
visitor Thursday from the Dalton
ranch near Elgin.
Walter Fife, hide buyer, was a
Nogales visitor Thursday from
Los Angeles.
Joseph E. Ribinson Of Mesa has
been spending a few days in No.
gales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Vault
and party were visitors in Nogales,
Wednesday, from Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Deegan and
Mrs. Atkinson were here from
Tucson, Monday, for the funeral
OF Owen Walker.
International., 1925-12-13
CLASSIC

FOR SALE--At special price Of
800 cash, seven passenger
1920 model Buick automobile.
Guaranteed good condition. Duty
paid in Mexico. A real bar
gain. Address w. P. Lawson,
care Nogales international.
WANTED-Someone to
collect native cacti in this To-
cality, who can do it cheaply in
spare time for cash. Write j.
H. Callander. Weller ST., Peter
borough, Ont. Canada.
(11-22-2t)
International., 1925-12-13
GATHERED ON the RUN

John Mcpherson, keeper of
Guaymas Bay, was Nogales visi-
tor, Monday.
w. J. Reese and P. Redondo
have been spending a few days in
the city from Altar, Sonora.
Il. o. Stocker and w. D. Nc
Laurin are visitors in Nogales
from Cajeme.
Joseph E. Robinson Of Mesa has
been spending a few days i. Nc
gales.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Bethel were
visitors in the city Monday to at
tend the Chamber of Commerce
conference with the members of
the Arizona CORPORATION Commits
sion.
International., 1925-12-13

L. M. Rose was an arrival in
the city, Wednesday, from Mazat-
Ian.
E. J. Lewis and M. Blodgett Of
Los Angeles spent Wednesday in
Nogales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brewer of
Tucson spent Wednesday on the
border.
/, Former Sheriff Harry J. Sax
on was here Thursday from Tue
son where he is temporarily To-
International., 1925-12-13


ing few days in the city.
A. Carpena merchant, was con-
fined to his bed by illness last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Felix Of the
COSMOPOLITAN Cafe have returned
from California where they spent
their honeymoon.
Judge A. S. Henderson was a
visitor in Nogales, Monday, from
Patagonia.
H. II. Grimshaw Of the Parker
Grirnshaw Undertaking Company
was here from Tucson, Saturday,
visiting the local branch.
P. D. C. Gonzalez of the Nogales
Commission Company has been on
the sick list the past several days.
See US for ideal Christmas
gifts. Lohn Studio. (adv)
c.. C. Cheshire, local Chevrolet
dealer, returned Thursday NOR
ming from business trip to Phoe-
NIX.
Ed o. Luke. '.lr. and Mrs
Frank Lane, and H. M. Standase,
were among visitors here Fr;dAy
from Phoenix, guests at the
Birckwood.
The Chamber of Commerce is
in receipt Of numerous compli-
ments on the new illustrated book
let on Nogales now being distri-
buted.
j. J. Bowen, Studebaker agent
at Bisbee, was business visitor
in Nogales, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Benham of
Phoenix, formerly of Nogales, mo-
tored to the border, Wednesday,
and were guests at the Bowman.
Mrs. Sarah Black and S. H.
Beattie were among Tubac people
here Monday for the funeral OF
owen Walker.
l.. H. Burr has returned from
q several months stay in Los An.
geles. He win be here all winter.
See us for ideal Christmas
gifts. Lohn Studio. (adv)
Oscvar Coy and E. C. Houle
we're visitors in Nogales, Monday,
from Empalme.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 3. Clark Of
Dunsnuir, California, are No
gales visitors.
j. n. Harrison, cotton king,
was an arrival here last week from
Santa Ana, Sonora. A little
prince. an eight pound boy, has
arrived to gladden. the home Of
the cotton king and wife.
The Sam Friedman Sporting
Goods Store will soon move to the
first room south of the Cheshire
Chevrolet Agency on Morley ave-
nue.. They will remain in that To-
cation during construction work
on the new Montezuma hotel bull
ding. H. ..IN
w. F. Murdoch of Tucson, de-
putty collector of internal revenue,
IS snendinS a few days in the city
investigating number of 1924 in
come to-. returns. Work on the
new 1926 returns will begin short
ly after the first of the year, the
exact date depending somewhat
on the action that the present
congress takes in regard to in
: come tax.
A kodak for Christmas gift.
Lohn Studio. (Adv)
Stephen C. Worcester, vice-con-
sui to American Consul Henry C.
A. Damn of Nogales, Sonora, has
been temporarily assigned to
Aguas Calientes, Mexico, to take
~
International., 1925-12-13

A. H. Coffey and L. J. CoffAkSt
were visitors in Nogales, Wedns5.
day, from Redwood City, Calf,
guests at the Evans.
International., 1925-12-13

j. E. Rowlands Of Phoenix, re-
presenting the Burroughs Adding
Machine Company was business
visitor IN Nogales, Wednesday.
International., 1925-12-13

Gated while representing a Cali
fornia cooperative cattlemen's as
sociation. Leaving Nogales, Sax
on went to Amado where he
looked after shipment of cattle.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-07
EDITORIALS

Senate leaders are reported as
disposed to extend the olive branch"
to Young Bob" La Toilette, That is,
they are willing to admit him on
probation as Republican, provided
he will assure them that he will be
good"
Why not admit him uncondition-
ally, and let him decide for himself
whether, by his own course, he will
eject him self from the party?
Whether he is Republican is rather
for the Republican of his state than
than for his colleagues in the Senate
TO decide. Legally and officially he
is. If he does not wish to be pratical-
ly, that is for him to show.
Certainly, a Senate that has chosen
as the chairman and vice chairman
of its principal committee the two
most outright insurgents in the Sen
ate against the party policy cannot
raise very much the question of ere.
gularity" against La Toilette.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-07
The STANDARD
DON'T MISS THESE
DOLLAR BARGAINS
MONDAY, TUESDAY

At S1.0O yard-Pure Silk Velvet
black and navy, regular width.
81 will buy-4 pairs Mems All Silk
Socks or one pair Silk and Wool
Socks.
81 will buy yards Dress Linen,
pure linen too, SO inches wide.
81 will buy yards Printed Silk
Crepe, Sc inches wide.
81 will buys yards Nurses Lien,
40 inches wide.
81 will buy - 1 yard Crepe de
Chine, SO inches wide.
81 will buy-4 yards regular soc
Suiting, SO inches wide.
81 will buy - 2yards Plain or
Striped Serge, SO inches wide.
81 will buy 10 yards Curtain
Scrim, Sc inches wide.
81 will buys yards regular 25c
Galatea Cloth, SO inches wide.
81 will buy-15 cakes Maxine FL
hot Soap; regular 10c cakes,
81 will buy 25 Bars Laundry Soap,
full regular size.
S will buys pairs of the best
soc Silk Stockings, all sizes.
81 will buy 20 cans Lighthouse
Cleanser; regular &c size.
81 will buy yards Half Linen
Crash Toweling; regularly 25c.
81 will buy-5 yards regular 25s
Bleached Turkish Toweling.
81 will buy yards Of the very
best Outings, plain and fancy colors.
81 will buy yards of the best
Sea Island or Sheeting, full yard
wide
81 will buy Is regular Barber
Towels, full regular size.
81 will buy 7 yards fine, soft fin
ished Bleaching, yard wide.
ST will buy Gold Seal Pillow
Cases; free from dressing. Worth
soc.
81 will buy-One extra heavy Rag
Rug, size 30x60, many colors.
81 will buy-One guaranteed
Alarm Clock; keeps good time.
81 will buy-2O mems hemstitch-
ed handkerchiefs, full size.
81 will buy-One Baby Blanket,
full size, heavy weight; each in a
box.
81 will buy Boys regular CSC
Union Suits, winter weight.
81 will buy-One mans regular
$3.50 Attached Collar Shirt of fine
Madras
81 will buy-One pair Mems Over
alls of good quality. All sizes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-07
An Opportunity for
the Church

Suppose that scientists would
announce tomorrow that they had
found the secret of harnessing the
power of the atom?
This ism foolish supposition.
AS eminent a scientists as DR.. r.
A. Millikan - who probably
knows more about the subject
than any other man alive-inti-
mates in a mazagine article that
this development may come while
some of US are still alive.
1t would mean. of course. thai
our civilization would be remade
Possibly no more than eight-houl
days; probably an hour work {
day would be all we would neec
with such a tremendous source o
power.
IF we are ready, spiritually anc
mentally, for a change like this, i
will be the greatest blessin,
imaginable. Toll, poverty, crowd
ed tenements, back-breaking la
bor-all of these wo uld vanisl
forever.
If we are not ready, it woul,
be the greatest curse in tn
worlds history. Science can I'm
prove the material conditions @
life; but if we are not fit to ac
cept them we will be shipwreck
ed. Life is more than materis
things; there is some higher en-
to it than simply the attainmer
of good amount of leisure.
And here is the church's or
portunity. Our spiritual leader
must make US ready. Tolerance
observation-disclosures, fairness, low
of justice, a desire to develo
mentally and spiritually - thes
are the traits they must foster j
us, if sciences promised prize
to be the blessing it should be-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-07
OTHER DAYS IN AMERICUS

Miss Kate Hollis has as her guest
for some time Miss Sadie Morris of
Atlanta, a former charming and
much admired visiter here.
Mrs Frank Harold has gone to
Monroe upon a visit of some length
to her parents Mr. and Mrs B. s..
Walker of that city.
MIR NJ. S. Harper returned to Al
lanta yesterday after a brief bus
mess visit here
Americas Mobiles are going tc
Columbus in full force this morning
and will ride the camels in the great
parade through there this morning
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-07
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
From The Times Recorder, Nov.
7, 1870

I, 1919
Mrs Coley }. Lewis of Montezuma
came to Americas yesterday in her
car and was the guest of Mr. and Mrs
l.. G. Council.
Dick Williams returned to his
duties at Emory College after week
end visit to his home in Americas.
Mrs W. c. Barrow Mrs R. L. Nc
Leod, Mrs d. 5. Freeman. Mis- Eliza
beth Mcleod Mesrss. R. S. Ferguson
Walter Page, and James S. Dean
friends in Sylvester Sunday.
Miss Jessie James of Talbatton
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Miss Annie Mclaughlin at her pref
ty home on College Street.
Miss Claude mclaughlin spent
the week end with friends in Moul-
trie.
Mr. Wade H. Turner, of Smithville
was in the city today.
At her residence on College
Street Ms Thomas Harold will
entertain on Monday afternoon, com
plimentry to Mrs stephen S. Shpp,
Mrs 7, H. Boone, Misses A. Annie
and Elizabeth Harold of Macon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-07
WOMEN FAVOR
LOCAL OPTION

The women doctors, lawyers and
economists of Germany, in conven-
ton assembled, passed a resolution
in favor of local option on liquor
question, which is as near to pro-
hibition as anyone in Germany can
now go. Doubtless, they will not get
far at this time.
But the old attitude toward the
use of alcohol cannot permanently
survive anywhere in this scientific
age.
There was time the moderate use
of alcohol was considered not only
harmless, but actually beneficial.
Wine was called tonic. and whesky
or brandy "stimulant." So long as
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-07
A THOUGHT

Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard,
neither have entered into the heart
of man, things which God hath pre-
pared Tor them that love Him. - /
Cor. 2; 9.
The loves that men in paradise
shall cast out fear; and pardise hath
room for you and me and all
Christian Rossetti.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-07
DIT ORAL S
DOLLAR WISE.

There is man in our town
And he is wondrous wise.
He doesn't fall for every scheme
That hot-air crooks devise.
When he invests his money,
He shuns all tips and guesses,
And looks for constant earning
power
And records for successes.
EXCHANGE.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-07

people thought that, the only pro-
blem was the acknowledged evil of
drunkenness.
But now it is known that alcohol
Is not stimulant. 1t is a depressant.
1t decreases strength, mentalactigue,
and resistance to cold and fatigue.
What honest difference of opinion
there may ne as to the porpriety of
interfering with the evil of alcohol
BY law, there is no longer any ques-
ton that it is an evil, in moderation
IS well as in excess. Alcohol ceases
to be right" and the only remain
ing question is how far society ought
to go in dealing with it as a wrong.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-07
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
From The Times Recorder, Nov.
7, 1909

7, 1900
Mr. Frank P. Harold goes to Mon
roe today to attend the Walker
Stecens wedding on Wensday, a
fashionable event Of society in the
state
Dr. Henry B. Allen returned to
the city yesterday from a visit to his
family in Tennille.
Mr. and Mrs Lott Warren return
ed to Atlanta yesterday after a visit
of several day in the city.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-07

There are several makes of good
adding machines, but all autos are
good subtracting machines.
Hope bacon and eggs never get a
divorce
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-07

You will find the silver lining to
most clouds furnished from lack OF
use.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-07

The Cincinnati Auto Club, aft.
er wrestling for months with the
problem of the careless driver, is
now devising a set of rules for
pedestrians. But they have called
in d group of men who neither
own nor drive automobiles to
help them.
that's new and refreshing.
loo often the luckless man who
has to cross a city street on foot
is at the mercy of the autoists
and guided by rules laid down
with the welfare of autoists solely
in mind.
Now he may get a chance, in
Cincinnati, at least, to have some
sort of voice in the restrictions
that are put on his downtown
organizations
Route Three - the shortest
route to Florida from the State s
capital city-should be paved at
the earliest possible moment.
Between Americas and Griffin
on that route are no large cities
to enter an emphatic demand for
State and Federal funds, and I'M
less the citizens of the counties
through which Route 3 passes
form an active, cohesive organiza-
ton, that road may be forgotten
and neglected.
Road funds are more easily Sc
cured when fought for than when
left to the discretion of others to
appropriate. AS rule each of us
follow the lines of least resistance.
therefore,, if this route is to be
paved in the near future the citi-
zens of those counties on this
route between Griffin and Albany
should form an organization and
begin work at once.
Route Three is one of the most
beautiful roads in the State. 1t is
now graded and there is some
permanent paving of the greatest
to Americas and Sum-
ter county.
A wise beginning might for the
Sumter county commissioners to
invite the commissioners of the
interested counties on the route
to meet here and form a prelimi-
nary organization. Why not start
now?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-07

1t is foolish to go around knock
ing people with the hope that you
will be mistaken Tor opportunity.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-07
TAX NOTICE

The 1925 Tax Books are now
open. Pay your taxes early and
avoid extra cost. as fifas will posi-
lively be issued Zee. 1st, 1925
A. D. GATEWCOD, JR.
Clerk and Treasurer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-07
I5KN%lN&'33'glI|!!!EE82:;

We all have faults and drawbacks doubt The
world created that The who perfect has yet to
out. There is such person, they
mention the fact fendlyike tip, for it's that
likely all need Watch for yourself lest you're due for
the back, if you're planting the seed
It's always talk about folk and find lots of fault with
their being And though is ~etenme done joke you'll al
ways find ist'ners agreeing.
Most knocking that's done sensee affair." and just makes
the knocker look small Whenever have such opinion to air.
is best you don't air them at all
To crcise people all the bad the time
sions oosed forget all the knocks that have had
Speak only in terms of a boost
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-07
THIRTY YEARS TGA TODAY.
CFrom The Times Recorder, No
:, 1880

CFrom Inc Times Recorder, Nov.
I, 1880
Judge A. /. Miller came down
from Bacon yesterday on legal bus
mess.
Mrs E. S. Britton after d pleasant
visit of a week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs J. R. Britton returned 90
Macon yesterday.
Miss Mamie Philot has returned
to her home the Windsor, after spend
ing several weeks with relatives in
Nashville and Chattanooga.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Drane left
yesterday for Washington, D. c.
after visit of two weeks at the
home of Capt. W. w. Drane near
Americas.
The decline in the cotton market
continued yesterday, contracts clos
ing fifteen points lower than Mon
day.
Representative Thornton Wheatley
after a stay of few days at his
home, returned to Atlanta yesterday
accompanied by Mrs j. A. Kendick
and Miss Alice Wheatley, who will
spend few days there.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-07

National AZ, ertispg RepIe.enlal.yes. FROST
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Suppose that scientists would
announce tomorrow that they had
found the secret of Harvesting the
power of the atom?