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Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-05
Harold Lloyd Is
Coming Tomorrow

I,all L3os. il .-le: Fresh
aa starting rs s.-.- -
"a P4iae. Theajcr tom.5.,,. play
.i- rp., II 81 fl..t vaar s.z..a vAa
-A'.s- le'- Climbing taa a7v"tef
Ir.--- ~ popularity ra ,faii If
.-. cream -.a.-.
-.Iao Fr--iHn concerned
...H the human ana lam1-rHe side
vi ~ f,s-t vel- ~ ~oi.e-. os Il hd
rir r,r.-s ta.l. rne. . -..s cam
h.- sra.. instead. Il. gaat ot
-.- 5a5-srs-
>lu- eatla-faeti- comments we7o
.e-.f..t tr tls management lat
.i.-. wle- .'The ti.r.ur o1
~ Na.rs-- W ehovn ~ e.. Pui1c.
.'ra..-. " a. ~i.~ e..rs the
..e er Officer Jn d Dor
ath y Ea.s +. ~r-a school
.--l--. --ti.~- at rer. IF IS.
'.-a.a. a..ai. na.E. t.i. i.tH-1. ofe
trc "1-' enjoyable of me seq
..n. it HN 81. -lr"l IN fe.
it. -s Hif. ar.tar q, r from
-- .at eau.s ka-s.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-05
BIGGEST RAILWAY
BATTLE OF WEST
STARTED TODAY
(Contiuued from page y
adequately taken care OF the
country.

N~NN'NI -'--N~-S N----
country.
TLr Southern Pacific j. rosr com
r's.ius tht lew Natrea cutoff road
in.o Klamath Fails from Eugege,
Oregon. and four separate aprl.ea-
ti.h> for authority ~ cv-nn3 r.
roads a#l road, - its . lies are
na~ reHd'Hz he+o-e tie commission.
Fl,.-- -arHiiratinI also viii h"",o'-
,plgFri af.tby hrarHV hcre Thev
-oA~err 'isr reg = ~aiifT-ia auj
Eastern railway. the vadaCal!-
raiaN1rcr,n -ra,ieav and sections
Of the. Southern Pacific to Ties.
smaller lines. s.t
Thr ,Sothera Pacific also expect
20 show tlat If given exclusive priv-
i'cso~ H. the KIrmath territory. il
viii be- eaabin,l cveuttaily r. cstab-
li~i q issy t.1mi, lipc fr9m Portland
10 Dgje7. Via Klamath Tells, north
western California and Nevada.
While il IS not on the table ~
the hearing here. railroad men ~av
;ha' tse northern lues vii fight
desperately for the privilege 70 en-
ter Klamath FaJS, is tAi. EouI! be-
ore step ia c~t.8duS tl.rtr iine,
south I, san francisco bay.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-05
OFFICE
ALLEGED
MERGER
FEEDER AL
PROBES
BAKERS
ny nitrd Press Leased Wire

Uy tnitrd Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON. Oct. IA priv
ase it7ajs< is bpuE uede. .tr altor-
.er, = Tire -4s..-s ,.rPHrt.n'rt q"
.ieterun, t.nt her tine %]4eoa'e11
taEiu- company H,Jggr o. the 6eh-
-. Eaaia. corporation comes with
il the >l,raau aati tals' ae'.
L w. require weeA or more &"
eear.,se t.#e ngMrr, att,cia!s said
today. Similar inquiries are usually
n3,. - al IL mergers if Ms
F..Ated "~t.
The mrfger Aitl -maEe the General
Hakitx reF..r4'ioh III, lHge,t baE-
ing csH-ru -s tEs Word with ~
rtaH'S distributed over the coun.
trv.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-05
SEEi.EY
u, fte.. >,nfs Correspondent

~ f'rcs. staff Correspondents
SEELFf. Gct. 5.-Mrs. William
Schaltl returned from San Gabriel
and Ramona, where she spVnt the
summer. with relatives. -
NJ. Fred G.. HENDERSON returned
10 National City after attending TO
business here.
Mrs. Spencer and children spout
tAr weob enl III Ncclcy. They Will
scjWa to Jarumba for another
Ucca.
THE i'ef4ev ta1rru7nrilr church
Chris nan EudeaTor Will give 4 box
snrja Friday. night, October .. at
Community haH. The proceeds Will
be lsrd u erect chimney in tic
cnureh building SO that wood stoves
cnn h. used this winter.
=. &. Gaodard ) employed at the
Imperial hardware -ampIHy. J. y.
af,hardsou uho las been employed
there f"r sauc t;ilr resigned to take
c.frrt on October !.
u. :. NrCoy and Chester Vaughn
rr'urrrd from raysun, Arizona on
Saturday. While gone they visited
i. i. Vaughn.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-05
FCStEc.cc -neettEg of
Literature Section

The attention Of members of he
lit .rarure section Of the Wona1's
Ten TIouSal:A club is called 10 q
cL.age in the meeting date. In
stead OF gathering tomorrow Is
rlauncd. the first meotine Wiz be
l,ld two weeks from IucSdav. The
absence q the ShakrSPearian in-
structor. Mrs. Ross T. Iiekcox, from
me city /, given as the reason for
tI.c change.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-05
BALLOON MISSING
IN TROPHY RACE

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 5.-A.i but
~. Of tle Iivc ba..ooa, which .ct'
here laft saturday IL the Detroit
Nru, tr.n'.y race ha- been account
cd tss by $50 r.. m.., teday,
Itc lc.~nE baluHi the High
Ball II-was last reported over
larr""t 1ya. i. l.. az ~ "a. m.. sur
t..v.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-05
MAN IS ARRESTED
AFTER GUN FIGHT

Los ANGELES, Oci. 5.-Oryillc
p. Hines. u. said to bc wanted in
Long Beach for passing alleged iic-
tiious check, was arrested to-day
{ llesejng gun battle with poiec
IL which ic ,"-s wounded.
Hines attempted 10 ,,ctpc vleu
of'irrt ncco*fcd him ia tho fash.
ioaablc wiltshire djstret.. He sur
rendered when struck in the right
Log bv q bullet.
4 man can't understand why a
wouan cant understand Why he
cau Z understand.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-05
DIES RACING CAR
WHICH TOOK LIFE
OF 2 OTHER MEN

>A& FRANCISCO Get. .-Th5
''l-a'r -.r.' -ar.f. automobile
"|S ta. "a -hi-i aeath r. Is ---
e-a 'ea r from au arrieaH. j. ~---
4T automobiles race. a. T fo-..
70 /.
6eae Bingham Yves tire -.pa -'
s--..as. --a-... -tya--. 3 t...
q '-1-- I.a '-s...'. car 81. ru-
-.-a wrecked.
,.l.. --'' <.--- -s-# .--
Il -. Ta-f,-aa rrs-s -t.-
a# a then Ir.r.H .a.s.
~ JACK E.4n ~ San Jy- -..
azs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-05
DAILY MENUS

BREAKFAST - Ch.ueG melon.
cereal, cream. Fre0cl toa>-, eu-
svrap, milk, coffee.
Luncbcou-coru mock oysters.
Sliced tomatoes. brown bread. bak-
ed apple dumrliugs with cream.
milk, tea.
Dinncr-Brra led Pork eb..5 LAX
ei sxeet Futatoc~. stuffed leprer>,
ieIlied fruit salad. apricot whip,
plain cake. mix. cetfec, hreal
TIE corn mock oysters are @.sa
particularly good served with frie
chicken when an clabora.e dinner :
wanted However. 1Les| make ,.a-
lic,ous luncheon Dish worth remrm-
be-1aG
Germ Noek Oysters
HlE ears s"ee' corn. : rI->, = eng
milk, ! teaspoon salt. i teaspoon
peIper. rolled cracker crumbs.
>~'aT, corn Is'm -oI. To - This
cut through the center Of each ra,r
% kernels with tine point # "a sharp
knife. Scrap down with .blunt c!1
Of knife u rem1v, palp. B-.- --zs
until iigL- with milk. Adj corn.
,a.- and pepper ana -aga-H fine
cracker crumt- 70 make a "dr.p '-
batter. Drop from - of spoon into
deep Lot al ana Try fer four u..-
utes. Drain ou brown Hau.r. +
more e.1velieA- the '1v--er>'' ,-.H
be Eaa-tried e. Lal1 butter a
ha-. lard .u a irving pan. Brow.
tir-r rl one side t..a t--. a
brown u4 the otter.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-05
Is Of II Planes
Finish 2OO0-Mile
Reliability Tour
nv Tnitca press Leased Wire

1ETi,OIT Mich lOct 5.-Fif,
teen ont If II commercial airpIanes
Witch lpff here "a week ago on The
fod reliability tour were back ~
the Ford Airport today after sue
eo.sfmly completing . gruelling
fight Of more than 20JD miles
through tLc middle rcst
"a po!Bt ~ reliability j. wa
said 1nOfficiaiiy that teu ot TIE
plaArs Is the tour successfully com
,7lied within tli@ .efpfflhFn :
vi.rA required aged ;fnd definite
load IA proportion q q aiae -
D!ae"mnnr
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-05
Home Department Of
Nj. Signal to Meet

Noaut Signal Farm Home depart
r.cur Will meet at the home Of Mrs.
{. Y. BrorkmaH, Wednesday. o.
t.teg :, according 10 the announce
..,Et Of tha chairman. NJ. George
Cock. Tie subject q study viii
be .'Whole Cereals.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-05
IMPERIAL
~ Press Stasf.,orrcspondcn.

~ iFcSN Ntdsi y u DFtc>Ph nhchE
IMPERIAL. Get. . Nrs s. W.
Guo'- was hnsiHcss Hts,tUr lina~lh
G,gtro ;tur,lav morning.
The soFhemofes ef the lmperid
Valley Union high school initiated
tle freshmen iIt. the good times o.
high ,ehoel lite with tug Of var
last Friday ar~errn1n aud % party
~ ,bo cveuiH-. Alter some Of the
games the freshmen were presented
~ th queen &C. - caps a. souvenirs.
Saturday, Oe.p5r 3. marked tine
cpcuiag OF 'niprr "a 5 ut" Imperial
thca',r The ;he"t,r. with its r,w
interior decoration, and soft iujj-
l,. 6.ajie-. maic 3, pleasing jEht
rg.n catering. \ capacity house
greeted the Cement at the OPP
cHiug Luur and il was au appru
ett,ee. gathering of valley puplc
HAT fIst heard the bi. new pipe
organ. Win i,try =. lyle Of Los
Angeles rs o,yaai-t.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-05

Pearl rings are quite the rage these
days-real pearls are preferred, but
the majority are a manufactured
composition This one has two large
and one smaller pearl arranged in
cluster The large pearls are pink
= and the small one is of gray.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-05

Nh'r man starts out 80 raise 4
Hi,o quiet family he fiuds that he.
m.t raise rough house now and
tuyu.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-05

Comfort is great stuff We can I
s.e why hon expecting to set don {
I.V flat r1gs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-05
CERTIFICATE OF COPARTEER-
SHIP
f'-

'n-.. .- I.-
" -.r fa-- -r. .v
~- --
.- -..te. -.-
'. -s- ..'s -ra-.,. st.
market Z. .-- C,Ha.-.
- '.- r l-a.-s.
-.a -.ta
Long
f.r. @
r.. er-
t T-. Oh, ~o
'in
e-
-4.. le-.r'
tare
c..s 1-- 1av
= G &
H - o..a. St.
-e r.. i Con-
- ~ ". =. IT.,
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l- lsz1.
@ r. Nt. C1gF-
'..a f.r p r9aa'r
aH. te 1a-r and
"orf aaa" Qa1r
n'r : O., AEoaz < sang
l"F 0oa ta to he fa per-
Sons aap-A 4a esD-r Jea tc
'Ae 9t-.a ..-. and aezao~-
i~a~'H q, ezee tied tnC
SAME.
CHARLIE 81 eCJTT
Court fomml-..a1a. 5t t4fial C141.
~. ra.-ta.-- Y = - - &c
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-05
Methodist Ladies Aid
to !Ueet Tomorrow
Irith Wrs. Hedrick

M Josephine Helrick and Mrs.
Harry .jols-- VIII be Lostesse~ teRcr-
-.r - % luncheon given nv the
south ,ii, ncmher- # the Ladies
sid ~ rhe Methodist church a.
7rhsth members from the north side
Of tie citv vii b. guests.
The luncheon. which VAL be- given
~ Mrs HcLrirE : homie, 80 Olive
;.---aue. xii. he served ~ 1880. All
women of Tie con Ereg9tipT whn aye
newcomers arc particularly invite.
- attend.
t. cotton crop II tl4 G.la val
51r. Arizona, VIII Be about go
bales.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-05

4 f.m' ;. tr,a INIT worth darn
unless j.. produces p,aehc-.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-05

EL.L-.-- .l(lrr.

= = I--.-- n 7-'-1JE p
Court Comml-..a1a. ls t4fsal Co4s-
~. ta.-te s-- y r - - &c
leE sI
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31

i!y-snecked the globes We're.
"This is a terrible place I'm Hv-
ing i'm" she thought, with shudder
I've just got to get cut of it,
She sat down under the dim light.
poured the contents of her beaded
bag into her lap, and counted her
money
She had counted it twice before
that day, and knew what she had to
the last cent. But perhaps she had
made Neutrality-suspicious. she had
more than she thought!
But no-there were exactly two
hundred dollars and three cents in
the imported bag with it's sterling
silver top. May held it up by its
heavy chain and looked at it medi-
tatively. She had paid almost hun
dred dollars for it a month ago
feeling that she must have it!
The thing women felt they Gust
must" have!-the imported bags
the perfume, the facial treatments
and marcel waves, the silk stockings.
and high-heeled slippeersl Absurd
things-but absurdly necessary.
For the first time since her child,
hood. May knew that she couldn't
afford these THINGS, She had no ioh
that would Weld her a weekly sal
ary, no husband to pay her bills
nothing but two hundred dollars.
and mink coat.
She took the coat from its hanger
in the closet. and looked at it for
long time. She loved the feel of its
it. She would hate to sell it.
soft golden fur-the sheer luxury Of
"But | guess I've got to do it"
she told herself bitterly.
She felt that she couldn't go back
to the old life, yet-the hateful
drudgery of pounding the keys of
typewriter all day long in some
body's dull office. 1t hadn't seem
ed so like drudgery ten years ago,
when she had been stenographer to
Dr. John Seymour.
But ten years of wifehood and
ease since then had softened her.
The very thought of work frighten-
ed her disheartened her, now.
CPL put it off as long as I cam"
she promised herself,
(To Be Continued)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31

How long she stood there beside
tho rail;rc sob,,i,,a io4o .l IL.
mess Ma, ,o,.a,. i',7,, NV n ,,,l u','
chic f;raiI,. draa,a5 w.. ,.,,,.. W 49, 49,
hal, - ~ LSt'1 .,,.I.,'I., ,,'',', ~
r,o.+ .a,,,,,+,- 80 .,,,, ,;.t4 ~
and 49, -, T tIa e'. ,,, ','i :,
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-, 49, ro,. W. ,,.' '''., . ''''','.
"A 80. Nv, '' 80 'I Io,,. c .''
L., -; " ''' ''' '''' '''
'' - - a.. $780,. ........:....
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oa ,,. ea a,,,I,S t,,. , tfo aLo,-
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,bo 49, ;atl , W. Jil,s,. .p.'s
49, - ...i',, e;,,a,,', ,I",,4 80
kn+ -, .i5 '-,.,,.;aI wv. ' fy.,
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90 $500 +ha,,a IN ,.5 49,, p
ti,,,a non+o = !, ,,our H.. tLa4 ~
,,,a, ,fa,,o,, ~ Nv +,.,,ataJ ''' ,;t1
,,,a,, >, :, thor s;,,,,1, da,,t ,,a,,.
la,. T. haro -, - ~,
,rl,g lat+nr Voc s;onoa ..uo,bio -
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90 s,,a noaS =; 49, V ''' : ''''' '''
VIZ slo hoa f;n;.Ao, d,o..;,,o
nen sue mao lInlSneu ortSSll'g
fn ,r thdt ia, La - e''"n,'a, ';h''
WbeS sbe had tirn@d tb ,' ua sRpr' sbo
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31

: lpck 81,
on4.;J- IL,
o.7'"e q '''S" "i'o was oio"ina
ana May Shlvered as she sank her
pointed chin deep into the soft fur
Of her coat. q WON'T sell this for
. while =, .bo daoi1o1 Or, =, ;,
&c '''e0 IT,
'''''e''" o. gong on TO the fur
store She retraced her steps and
hunted up the nearest police station.
= can't see where You have any
case against this bird who beat it
with your money the sergeant told
hcr when she had finished her story.
Altrr all, YOU gave it to him
see
Way looked thoughtfully out Of
the window. Il could sue him for
breach OF promise She answered
presently. And if you can find
nm that's exactly what I'm going ~
40 She set her lips firmly.
Ihe sergeant laughed. dyes,
L I5dy' II we can find him. he echoed
but mat the trlck-to find him
Most OF these crooks have three or
-FOUR names all right but not so
'nurn as one address See? We !
"on know where to look for 'em
ANA when the unhappy time |
comes ! suppose the only thing +,
90 IS 10 grin ana bear 1t, May told |
hcrSeI1 phlloSophcally
A voice behind her reused her
J rom ner thoughts
Nice night. isn't it, it asked.
way turned Inc owner OF t,e
voice was one OF the Young men she
nad noticed at the table IN the din
ing room she mad Just left-a fat
'iSh Young man. with round and
rosy race ana a paid spot on t."
crown OF MS WIDE mead.
MISS Minnv mad introduced him
10 May as Mr.. SID Saller, who
'ra'eIs lof IIe oatlh-9lik COMPANY
Whatever the Satln-SlIk Company
was
II $ heavenly hlpht. May an
-"fred' not very cordlaIlN.
Colo' thoueh' Mr. SD SalIer
went on, lhought d ask you to
90 Tor a walk nut guess IT'S too
cold' doht you
Before May had time for reply
ne mad answered ms own question.
es' 1t $ TOO darn cold Tor walk,
ne decided. 'Cozler indoors.
l'eI MT a movie. What say!
say no thanKs May an
S"ereo coldly. Il nave mead
acne YOU see Ahe drew away
from Mr. Sallef, from whom the
ooor OF Ifled onions seemed TO falr-
" eNuue'
one nearo MN mumDle something
uluer ms oreath' ana presently ne
"ent INTO tne mouse Siammihg the
lro''u ooor oehino NM But IN a
moment ne was PACK at hef elooWf
"2atn.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31
=. MAY SIEXNOGlN 3R
F0 y 5)1[.IL( %
q SEOUL TO "16o FIAppER WIFE C)NA
q SEOUL TO o6o FLAppER WIFE" ON

WIS ALA IN WI ~ |l'LN
head OF r,,l.o. J;fr..
,l,.. ,,
~, ~" '''s ~ O"I'Se 'nIhS1
l''E &c second-han" the minute
after you've paid Tor them"
He shook his head thopgbtfnl1,
am give Won half Of what Won, n.fl
me for Them" he dacidod af,n, -. -
long pause and tb,t's botto,. tl.n
you1I do anywhere oIso =,
Nav argued with him fo,. - vb;I.
hu, in tbe cnd bo t,.;n,,,,bl,J ,,'.;
she left fine store with c9oo j.,
aaIf Of what She had Maid fo,. +bo
,rjnket- less than q wool. aaor
A week later Nav sat in bo,. .+,,q,.
brdroon, II, Nj. Aa,o. 7r;.,,,...
boarding. house an Ocean ayoni,o
waiting for the simmer hen 70 r;no
From the bau ontside bor door
came the sound Of savonbono AMI
tie smell Of f,vino onion. Nav,.
delicate nostriIe o1ivornd IF +bor,
was one thing in the world She de
tested above All other tb;no. i 49,.
the smell Of onions ~
And Miss Ninnv,s ho,so n.roll..
smelled Of tbem-and so,,,et iT,os ~, :
flvipo cabbaoc which wa. oI,,os+ 90
had
Bv the time Tho sunnor hou an
ring, Nav had almost No anna+ ito '
Slowly she wont dowrs+o;rs - 49,
lone table in q d;r;na.roon, +Lo ~ ,, Wv
papcrod most donrossinnlu =, o}.r
coaIte brown 7'' " '
The SOM had No tosto Of al u
was followed bv SOM meat and COW,
rots and tho fried onions NJ, 1aid
down her fork and Looked oro,,,l
hon.
The people who sat onnosito bor
looked hanpv and cboerfnl ononob
Perhaps thew liked fried onions
~ suppose I'm inst co ont-of-sorts
myself that NOTHING Tastes aood "a
me" Nav finally decided ~ conld
live ON broad and wator and onia,.
it if had an annette :"
She had not been able 70 eat for
. week She was NOT sic1, br+ boa,.r
sick as she faced the future
She was poor, as she never had
been poor in her life And ahead
of her was the immediate nacssit,,
If ooino 70 worl, hoc1, ~ +bo nnia,I
of tvpewritinp f a, a Iivino,
It seemed innosibIo that on1v
week ago she had been a weII-to-do
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31
MERVIN MORGAN HOSTESS
AT PROM PARTY

Miss Me1vin Morgan was hostess
Friday evening at beautiful prom
larty at her home on Lee street.
which was thoroughly enjoyed by
members of the younger social con
tingent.
The guests We're entertained on
the front porch and wide lawn
where japanese lanterns and gay
coIored summer flowers. artisticallv
arranged formed effective decora-
tons. Punch was served during the
evening from a large bowl embedd-
ed in garden flowers, and presided
over by the hostess sister, Mrs.
Mrs. Charles Sumner, of Macon,
and Miss Lily Poole
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31

Prof. and Mrs. w. S. Wooster, of
Americus, announce the birth of a
daughter, August %, at Storrs Con-
necticutt, who has been given the
name Of Alberta Claire Wooster.
Mr.. Wooster is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Wilkerson, in
Connecticut.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31
!A}o.ci;ek

Proms were enjoyed until late in
the evening, when delicious ice
cream and cake We're served.
The guest list includes about
thirty members of the younger
social set.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31
.HEAgRESS
W.....,.kSziasaa A..
A FINE ROMANTIC STORY
OF GLOWING GOOD HUMOR

Humanity entertaining love-com-
edy from the Broadway Stage Hit,
aren't We AL"
A Kiss in The Dark" should prove
one of the biggest laugh pictures of
the season.
1t is based on Frederick Ions
dale's comedy, Aren't We ALL" in
which Cyril Maude scored so sensa-
tionally on the Broadway stage.
1t is about a young husband and
a wife who take a vacation from
each other to see if absence makes
the heart grow fonder.
Then-complications!
What's more discouraging than
an enemy who gets along fine?
A big family keeps a man so busy
he hasn't time to worry as much as
he really should.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31

j. W, Howard and Miss Celeste
Howard left Rochester, Mimi, Sun
day, for Americas, and are guests
of his daughter, Mrs. FRED Graham,
in Birmingham, Ala, en- route Mr..
Howard has been undergoing treat
ment at Mayo Brothers hospital,
and his friends will be interested
in knowing that his condition is
greatly improved.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31

Electric fans will blow about any
thing. So will some people.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31

Being away from a place is moth
ing to worr yabout. You always
are away from millions of places.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FARM LOANS-Atlanta Trust Co.
money. For snplication. see R.
l.. Maynard or ?. B. Williford.
lit
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31

Looking down on other doesn't
The flower Of American manhood
is self rising.
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Mrs. Joe Hawkins, is a guest at
the home of her father, George D.
Wheatley, en- route from Atlanta, to
her home in Sebring, Fla.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31

You never really know how lucky
on unlucky you are.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31

Mrs. Dick Crimson and lovely lit
tie dauhter, Betty, who have been
visiting Mrs. Brinson's sister, Mrs.
Il, L. Rolls, in Birmingham, Ala,
for several weeks, were joined there
recently by Mr.. Brinson, for a visit
Of several days. They returned to
their home in Americas Sunday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31
CASsIFIEDADS
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED

WANTED-Every one to drink
Flint Rock Ginger Ale for an
appetizer-before and after meals
&c per bottle. Or sale at all gro
GERS. 1s-tf
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31

Mrs. F. H. Boyd, Jr, of Jackson
vile, Fla, is the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Denham at
her home on Fielder street.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31

People who can't play any kind
of music have to relieve their feel
ings by telling their troubles.
TOM SINS
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31

No matter how long you stay in
Jail YOU don't get a vacation.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31

Oswald Speer, formerly of Amer
Icus, but who is making his home in
Winter Haven, Fla, where he holds
a responsible position with a large
hardware concern, is spending his
vacation with relatives in Americas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. T. Gordon Walters,
have arived from Plains, to make
their home in Americas, and will
have an apartment at Miss Carrie
Sp"er's home on Jackson street. Mr..
Walters has accepted a position with
Bros.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31

Robert Culpepper left Sunday for
Atlanta, where he will enter Georgia
Tech.
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George Oliver and Ernest Stat
ham, have gone Atlanta, 10
spend several days.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31

been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Clark. at their home near
Americas has returned to her home
in Jacksonville, Fla.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31

Be careful about following IN
your fathers footsteps. You are
liable to have a son like his.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31

Mrs. Earl Cunningham, who has
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Mrs. q. H. Gilreath, and son, Z. H..
Jr., who were weekend uests CT
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Pouncey, at
their home on Church street. have
returned to their home in Macon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31

Miss Lucy Lane will leave Tues
day for Vienna where she will sing
at the wedding of Miss Willie
Owens, and Mr.. Roy Nix, which will
be a brilliant social event of We'd
nesday.
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