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The Washington times., 1925-01-30
BEGINS
NEW FIGHT ON
B|GAMY
One Man, Already Wed, An
nexes 2 More, Having
Never Seen Either

LONDON. Jan. 30.--England's
justices have started campaign to
Put an end to the profession of
bigamy
Recent cases have indicated that
there are persons in England en-
gagged in the profession OF marry.
ing alien women of questionable
character in order that these wom-
er may become British subjects and
continue to- live in England without
running the risk of deportation.
One man, already married, has been,
heavily sentenced for annexing two
other brides, neither of which he
has ever seen since the day Of the
wedding.
Justice Avory. in dealing with
one such case, declared that there
appeared to be "a nefarious system"
at work to provide British citizen
ship for these alien women and that
he would do all in his power to
check it, and he expected that ex
emplary sentences would act as
deterrent.
In some cases the circumstances
of the bigamy have been rather
pitiful, for the person actually
guilty of bigamy has been some un-
employed man who has been glad
tc make a little money by going
through form Of marriage Those
who arrange the bigamous weddings
sc EN- to have escaped the law, and
it is doubtful whether there is any
way in which they can be punished.
The Washington times., 1925-01-30
POTOMAC FLOOD
THREATENING
VALLEYS
Sudden ThaW Will Bring Down
Deep Snow Out of Mary
land Mountains

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Jan. 30
There is grave apprehension of a
Potomac river flood, and tribu-
taries, in the event of rain falling
or a thaw causing the mass OF
snow in the mountains and river
valley region to melt
The mountains are covered with
nearly two feet of snow while in
the valley the depth coming down
IN the blizzard of the last few days
is over foot.
Thick ice is covering the upper
Potomac, and all Of the larger trib-
utaries, in this section, which con.
tributes to the danger of a thaw.
and the sudden breaking up of
this mass, with consequent gorging
and an overflow of the banks.
Already preparations are being
made in the towns on the lower
levels for such an emergency
Big freshets sometimes occur in
the Potomac in February.
The Washington times., 1925-01-30
HEATS GAS IN OVEN WIFE
DEAD, BABY DYING, 8 HURT

WILKES BARRE, Jan. 30.-Mrs
Cecilia Hashagen is dead, her D.
month-old baby and three other
children are suffering with severe
burns, as the result OF an explosion
of gasoline at their home at Albert
near here.
The explosion occurred when q
quantity of gasoline which had been
placed in an oven to heat by Otto
Hashagen, the husband, became
ignited. The husband and father
is also at the hospital suffering
from shock.
The Washington times., 1925-01-30

Specially purchased,
else we could not offer
them at anywhere near
this low price.
The Washington times., 1925-01-30

FOURTH FLOOR, LANsBURGH & BRO.
The Washington times., 1925-01-30

The problem of finding
chic styles for the "awk-
ward age" is no problem
at all with this collection
to choose from-and at
such savings! Types as
suitable for dress as for
school wear-100 different
models
Embroidery, pipings, lace
and ruffles predominant as
trimming and the mate
rails include crepe de
chine, taffeta, wool crepe,
jersey and velvet. A va
riety of becoming colors.
Sizes 6 to ID.
The Washington times., 1925-01-30

hide gussets and reinforced metal
handle fastener.
Extremely well made, in brown,
cordovan and black. A splendid
value.
STREET FLOOR
The Washington times., 1925-01-30

Two silverplated and one gold
bracelet, inseparable, yet having
the effect Of three bracelets. It's
modest and extremely attractive,
too.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-09

in the program by Mrs. Wiler-
brandt's absence, while the main
speech was by Mrs. Maude B. Per-
kins, East Syracuse, N. Y, nation
al head Of the W. c. T. U. young
peoples department.
Mrs. Betty Reynolds Cobb, car
rollton, was chosen legal adviser.
Delegates to the national conven-
were elected at yesterdays session:
Mrs. D. A. Warlick, Macon; Mrs.
". C. Davidson, White Plains;
Mrs. N. c. Mcpherson, Atlanta,
Mrs. L. E. huntsville, Waycross;
Mrs. o. L. Taylor, Atlanta; Mrs. W.
A. Sumter, Atlanta; Mrs. P. D.
Christian, Atlanta, Besides the
elected delegates the following Of
ficers go in an ex-officio capacity
Mrs. Armour, Mrs. Marvin Williams,
Atlanta, and Mrs. Leila A. Dillard,
Emory University.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-09
''This Wonderful Medicine Has
Certainly Shown Its Merit In
My Case" Says J. A. Baker,
of Central of Ga. Shops.

81 certainly put Karnak to try
ing test in my case, but it sure did
prove its merits way beyond any
thing ] ever thought possible, ;"
That's the way one Savannah man
expresses his opinion of the sensa-
tional medicine. He is J. A. Baker,
a boilermaker in the Central of
Georgia Shops and living at 118 w.
Henry Street.
"Of course l can recommend Kar-
maxi" Continued Mr.. Baker. "Why
this medicine has even almost entire
ly relieved me of bronchial cough
that it's good for that. But l guess
and / don't think it is even claimed
Karnak 1&s put me in such fine ply
steal condition that nothing can be
the matter with me now.
II have had stomach trouble Of
the worst kind 70 rten years and
lately I have been in an awful nerv-
Gus condition. l hardly knew what
a good nights rest was. couldn't
steep because after | went to bed
gas would form on my stomach and
would have such a hurting and
misery that was restless and new
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-09
Savannah R. R. Man
Karnak TOSevere Test

Gus ] would have to get up.
I tell you ] was going down mill
fast and it was struggle to keep
at work. ! had just about lost my
appetite and what I forced down
didn't do me any good. ! had to
drive myself all the time and at
night l was all tired out and broken
down.
Everybody in town seemed TO be
boosting Karnak, so took a chance
but sure didn't make any mistake
this time. This medicine took hold
Of all my troubles right now ard
in less than two weeks I could tell
big difference. l began to feel
hungry and enjoy my meals and
the beauty about it is that nothing
hurts me. l can lay down at night
and sleep without break.
"All that old miserable indiges-
ton and gas pains are gone and
l am feeling tip-top all oevr. Yes
sir, / don't know when I felt as
we'll and strong as l do now it
seems that each bottle of Karnak
puts back more of that solid flesh
/ lost. There's nothing like Kar-
max. That's all there is to it."
Karnak is sold in Americas ex-
clusively by Planters Seed & Drug
Store and the Howell Pharmacy;
and by leading druggists in every
town.
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MRS. ARMOR
HEADS VIC. T.U.
Mrs. w. C. Cotton Again Is
Named Corresponding
Secretary
PACE FOUR

MACON, Ca, Oct. 9.8-Mrs.
Mary Harris Armor of Eastman, to-
gether with the entire general Off
cial board were reelected Thursday
without opposition by the delegates
attending the forty-second annual
convention of the Georgia W. c. T.
y. in four days session here.
With Mrs. Armour as leader for
the ensuing year, the following will
assist her in guiding the destinies
of the temperance woman's organi-
cation during 1886: Mrs. Marvin
Williams, Atlanta, vice president ::
Mrs. W G. Cotton, Columbus, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Leila A.
billiard, Emory University, record
ing secretary; Miss Josephine Ham
mond, Monroe, treasurer.
The convention received a disap-
pointment with the arrival If a
telegram from Mrs Mabel Walker
Williebrandt, assistant United
States attorney general, stating
that official business in Washington
prevented her appearance before
the convention at the Thursday eve
nine session.
Mrs. nellie G. Rurger, president
of the Missouri W. c. T. u. who
spoke Wednesday night, remained
in Macon. and filled the Hiatus left
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The M-F ated Ssh

Streets has been fleeing for two
years. IT,. ..
Broken in health, Worthington
has returned to Chicago where his
frienzied financial operations had
brought to him millions Of dollars,
and later a two year sentence in the
Federal Penetientiary in Atlanta.
WorthingtOn states that he returned
to make his will, and to obtain STAY
Of execution Of his sentence SO that
ne may die out of prison
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-09
LEGION ENDORSES
WILSON MEMORIAL

OMAHA, Neb. Oct "a resolu-
ton indorsing the proposal for the
erection of memorial shrine to the
late Woodrow wilson, commander
in-chief of the American forces
during the World War, at his nth
place at Stanton. Va, was unani-
mously adopted by the American
Legion Thursdya.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-09

This is the submarine S-51, sunk
off Block Island, Mass in a collision
with the steamer City of Rome.
Three of the crew were saved by
the steamer, and naval craft flock
ed to the scene at once III the hope
of rescuing those imprisoned in the
ship.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-09

The stingest man on earth won't
smoke if he can sit between two
men who are smoking.
Never give man hat for n
wedding present.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-09

LA SA4,EF STRFET WOLF
DrTT1nr'c tn CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-Death may
cheat prison bars from which John
Worthington, wolfe Of LaSalle
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-09

The Chinese are raising more
peanuts than Americans now, but
We still eat more in picture shows.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-09

The legion, at previous eonven-
tons. endorsed a proposal for the
erection Of 2 memorial university
.------ s--'z----- - ------------------z---
to Woodrow Wilson al Valdosta, Ga.
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DISTRICT NO. !

District will include all participants who reside WITHIN the
limit of the o Americas
One the there are
rded in his distri
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BAILEY Miss Marv Lou Flintside Observation-Disclosures 966250
RAHNSFN Mrs p F. Americus R. F D. .-~.-1 ,O22,650
BURTON Mrs George T. Smithvile .. ,O44 700
CHAPMAN Miss Mray Alice Buena Vista .-..... 534.150
Chapel J. Mrs w M. ........ o74.650
ELLIS Miss Vera Ellavlle - - 500 200
METHVIN Miss Estelle Americus R. F. D. .-.1 OO9, $50
MURRAY Miss Anola Plains .......--.. 978. $50
MTYRE Mrs S NJ Plains ........... 944,S0O
PHI CHER Miss Lois Amercus R. F. D. .......~ $3.50
PERRY Mrs Eunice Ellavlle .......-... 882,1 $50
Richardson, Miss Elizabeth SmithviIe ...-. $4,000
STUBBS Mrs r. H. Amercus R F. D. .......... goo, $50
TURNER Miss Katie Oeethorpe ....----..l COS, $50
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DISTRICT NO. 2

include all participants who reside in Sumter
adjoining the named
automobiles and prizes as there AG
tive wib awarded in this district
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-03-18

..r aatiop While our order is non
ellison, # hos boon foUua necessary
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rain recognition for the farmer
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,-- ,54 = .4-+f,., ro -f,t. "a eo1a Vta.
""l'
t..t no ysar is ANYTHING other than .la
makes ii, and each OF us, no Iltletl
t,oty u0ialD0rtant he feels or seems.
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"iil make l2-'' T." N''''
or worse Tor tire world. NJ hat We are
s-,--I,,g4f,- effects fine grange: VIVA
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5tat uhe community u.s. affects the ma
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HANCOCK POMONA.


''''SS i'>' -''''' -
Hancock POMONA grange held an
unusually pleasant meeting Satur-
dow, 7Tarcb r at North SedgWick.
,.r..,, aaoo,,,,+
postponed - '''-
OF the storm over ioV "e4e Pi
ent, and tile degree OF Pomona was
conferred on class of ten. The
followiug address Of welcome was
given by Sister Clara Cole:
To me has been accorded the pleasure
and privilege of extending to you, IN
behalf OF the officers and members OF
SedgWick grange, most cordial well
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West Sullivan,

Mrs. Charles Ward of Northeast
Harbor is spending a few days with
Mrs. E. F. Chaplain.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Hyson have
gone to West Gouldsboro, where they
will be employed by l.. B. Taylor.
Miss Muriel Bunker, who is train
ing for a nurse in Massachusetts, is
spending her vacation with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Bunker.
Mrs. Towne of Dover is visiting her
son, an engineer on the Han :ock-
Sullivan bridge.
Mrs. B. D. Joy was in Ellsworth
Thursday.
Dr. r. A Black spent Thursday
and Friday in Bangor.
Mrs Louise Hooper has returned
from East Sullivan, where she has
spent the winter.
DIR. Douglas Milne of Portland was
called here last week by the death
of his uncle, William Milne
Friends and relatives of William
Milne were shocked to hear of his
sudden death in Boston Monday
night, March 9. He had been a resi-
utHI VI lnlS IOWu lOl Ildly tdl },
but for the past three years had
spent the winters in Boston. He will
be greatly missed among his fellow
wOrkmen and in the community He
was a man of good judgment, strict
honesty and integrity. He was a past
master of David A. Hooper lodge, F.
and A. NJ, which conducted the ma
sonic service at the home of his
brother Peter. on Thursday after
noon. Rev. H. Taylor officiated. Mr.
Milne leaves a wife, Mrs. Margaret
Milne, daughter, Daisy, a son, Will
liam, and one brother, Peter, who
have the sympathy Of the community
The many beautiful floral offerings
expressed the esteem in which he
was held. The bearers We're e. c..
Gordon, Everett Jellison, Sidney
Havey and John Robertson
March 16. ,.Une Annie"