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PAGE FOUR STATE AGGIES NAME NEWSMEN I ASS EXECUTIVES The Georgia State Agricultural so ciety, which has just concluded its annual session here, named a num ber of new men on the executive committee of the organization. W. B. Hammack, of Coleman, was again named president; John T. Williams, of Round Oak, was named to succeed E. N. Barrow, of Griffin, as vice president. New members of the executive comnfittee chosen are: I). B New ton, of Halcyondale; J. R. Brown, o* Asheburn; Ira W. William:, cf Atlanta; John T. Duncan, of Dou glas; James D. Price, of Farmington; D> Peter F. Bahnsen, of Americus; William B. Hunter, of Camilla; Chas. E McGregor, of Warre.iton; Join G. Stanley, of Quitman; W. H Pea cock. <f Cochran, and Janu s Mills, < f Allan‘a Mrs. J. O. McArthur has returned from a visit in Jakin, Ga. Miss Ber nice McArthur is visiting in Dothan, Ala., and Master Edward McArthur is visiting in Blakely. Miss Susie Morrell and Miss Mary, DeLoach have returned from Athens -where they spent two weeks in special •work at the State Agricultural col lege. FAELTEN PIANO SCHOOL, Miss Mary Hawkes Director Opens its fall term Monday, Septem ber 1. For particulars phone 859 or call at 216 West Church St.— (S) Use It —Then Decide ** ' - -1 '■■fa We Will Lend You ’ An Auto Strop Rasor'for a3O day trial K you then decide to keep it, pay u« for it, if not, return it No Risk —No Obligation - - Any reaponrible party can make ar rangement over our Cutlery counter for this Free Trial, which means you need not even deposit its value. If you gave a Charge Account, write to us and .*• will send it to you by mail . HIGHTOWER’S f BOOK STORE v <- * Phone 246 i ' INCLUDE IN YOUR ORDER A BOTTLE OF I Welch's THE NATIONAL DRINK" GRAPE JUICE MIZE GROCERY CO. DAYS OF DIZZINESS. tome to Hundreds of Americus People There are days of dizziness; Spels of headache, languor, back ache; Sometimes rheumatic, pains; Often urinary disorder’s. Doan's Kidney Pills are especially for kidney ills. Endorsed in Americus by grateful friends and neighbors. Mrs. T: L. Bunch, 1209 McGarrah street, says: About a year ago my kidneys gave a great deal of trouble They were irregular in action and my back felt tired and languid all the time. Dizzy spells came over me and black specks before my eyes, blurring my sight. My back was also sore and lame and when I would stoop over, I could hardly straighten. Hearing of Doan’s Kidney Pill, began taking them and two boxes completely cured me. I have had no trouble with my kid neys since that time.” Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. Bunch had. Foster-Wilburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. i My Style Diary BY DOROTHY CLARKE y I' t I ■ t ,L. I f V. AUGUST 16. I'm awfully sorry I didn’t buy that wonderful long, wide scarf of monkey skin fur that I saw last May, for I think it’s going to be quite the fashionable fur this fall and winter. I’ve noticed it being used a lot as fringe in trimming, both the black and white fur. Erne lie had on a new hat yesterday made of white silk faille and over the edge of the brim hung a fringe of black monkey fur that was long and silky and the bluest black ever saw. Her white georgette frock had a sash of blue and black satin ribbon that accentuated the effect. She always wears the very newest things, you know. MERE MENTION] New shipment of ICE TEA GLASSES—BeII, the Jeweler. Special Dinner every day at Crysta i Case. su-we-fr i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Olver and ■ Miss Alice Olver are visiting Mrs. W. )| W. Martin in Fitzgerald and will go II from there to Eastman, where they J will spend several days as guests of j Dorsey Olver. Don’t miss Viola Dana in “Mi- j crobe,” at The Strand Monday. It | CLEANLINESS ABOVE ALL. WE CLEAN EVERYTHING. PHONE 18. 23-ts Miss Mary Alice Lingo returned hom e last night frofii a fortnight’s visit in Savannah and on Tybee Is land. r.enmant Sal e at Ansley’* Monday. It PALM BEACH SUITS DRI CLEANED 50 CENTS. PHONE 18 W. D. Adams, of Gadsden, Ala., spent several hours here yesterday, coming on business. Don’t miss Viola Dana in “Mi crobe,” at The Strand Monday. It Bragg’s Market has secured the services of Mr. H. T. Williams, a practical meat cutter and clerk, who will be glad to serve our patrons courteously and promptly.—ls-2t John A. Griffii, of Arabi, is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Emma Griffin, at her home near Americus. M. L. Griffin, of Warwick, is also a guest of his mother. YOUR COTKING NEEDS CARE FUL ATTENTION. SEE US. AMERICUS STEAM LAUNDRY. PHONE 18. 23-ts Remn.-.nt Sal e at Ansley’s Monday. It PUT YOUR TROUBLES IN YOUR LAUNDRY BAG. PHONE 18—23-ts E. G. Foster, of Albany, was a re cent visitor in the city. Mrs. H. P. Morris, of Albany, spent several hours in the city yesterday. Don’t miss Viola Dana in “Mi crobe,” at The Strand Monday. It Pears for sale. Ring 394. 17-12 t Miss Marie Harroldleaves Tuesday for Macon, where she will be the c uest at the Boone-West wedding Thursday evening, after which she will join her niece, Miss Mary Daven port, at Clayton, Ga. Pecot Edge Ribbons at ANSLEY’S. D. E. Blanton, of Thomasville, was in the ctiy on business yesterday. Pecot Edge Ribbon* at ANSLEY’S. Mrs. Daisy Gnospelius and Miss Mary Eva Gnospelius arrived last night on a visit to Mrs. H. W. Smith wick on Brooklyn Heights. NATIONALISTS rT 3STARTRIOTSBY "BURNING ARCH LONDONDERRY, Ireland, Aug. 16.—(8y Associated Press.) —Riot- in.' and looting occurred here last night and again today. The trouble started when a party of Nationalists set fire to a number of tar barrels beneath an arch above which was displayed the picture of Edward De- Valera, president of the “Irish Re public.” British troops tried to keep the crowds apart, whil detachments at tempted to clear the streets, and suc ceeded in preventing the beginning of firing between the factions. The rioters hurled bricks and stones at the soldiers, however, and one sold ier was seriously hurt. SMITHVILLE DEFEATS BRONWOOD AT BRONWOOD BRONWOOD, Aug. 15.—Bron wood defeated Smithville here this afternoon in a pretty game of ball by a score of 5 to 4. The batteries were: for Bronwood, Waller and A. Gammage; for Smithville, Barnev Ball and Gardner. Hits off of Wal ler 4, off of Ball. 7. Struck out by Waller 11, by Ball 6. Unmpire, K. Worthy. ANNOUNCEMENT THE STRAND THE ALCAZAR LAST SHOWING AUG. 23. NEW OPENING HOURS 11 a.m. Beginning Monday, August 24, workmen In order to accommodate the movie will be busy at this theater installing new patrons of Americus who may be incon- and up-to-date fixtures, and within two venienced by the temporary closing of weeks, or as soon as the work is com- the Strand Theater, the Alcazar Theater pleted, the building will be occupied by will establish new opening hours, and, the ALCAZAR THEATER. During the effective Monday, August 25, this theater years that The Strand has been in opera- will be open between the hours of 11 a. m. tion here the management has enjoyed a and 11 p. m. continuously. An arrange- splendid business and the theater will be ment has been perfected whereby the closed only in order that better and more Alcazar Theater will move as soon as con- comfortable accommodations may be templated repairs are finished into the provided for the patrons of the Alcazar location now occupied by the Strand and Theater, whose generous support has will then be better prepared than ever to made these improvements possible. serve its hundreds of patrons. During the eight weeks the Strand Theater is being rebuilt in order to provide bigger, better and more comfortable quarters the Alcazar will run seven reels of big feature and comic films daily, and this program will be continued after the Alcazar Theater moves into its new quar ters on Lamar Street. Since the establishment of these two theaters it has been the purpose of the management to provide the movie patrons of Americus with the very best in amusements, and our film contracts have been made with the view of giving only high grade amusement, and no old films have ever been used at either of these theaters. We will continue this policy after the Strand Theater is discontinued, and the added space given through the building of the Alcazar quarters makes it possible for us to entertain all of our patrons and friends there. The Strand and Alcazar Theaters AMERICUS TIMES RECORDER. RUMANIANS ARE WARNED NOT TO STRIPHUNGARY PARIS, Aug. 16.—(8y Associated Press.)—Rumania is not to be per mitted to strip Hungary, according to the draft of the supreme council’s reply to the last note received from Bucharest, which was completed at Friday’s meeting of the council. The Bucharest government is in formed in the note that the fixing of the amount of reparation to be mad by Hungary, as well as its dististribu tion is a matter under control of the Allied powers, and until a final decis ion has been reached, all war, rail way and agricultural material now in Hungary and subject to distribu tion must be under the common ad ministration of the Allied powers. FIRM DISSOLUTION NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Prather-Ansley company, a partner ship heretofore composed of J. E. Prather and Carl E. Ansley, has this, day been dissolved by mutual con sent, by the withdrawal of Carl E Ansley therefrom and J, E. Prather taking over the assets and assuming the liabilities of the same. J. E. Prather will continue the business in- dividually under the nam e of J. E. : Prather. This July 24. 1919. J. E. PRATHER, CARL E. ANSLEY. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Leech, of * Charlotte, are visiting Mrs. B. S. Edi- I son on Forrest street. Mrs. Leech will be pleasantly remembered here■ as Miss Mary Louise Edison. The Perfection of Confection MURRAY’S CANDIES Phone 87 The Rexall Store We’ll Deliver It at Your Door MURRAY’S PHARMACY "THE REXALL STORE.” Phone 87. Opposite Postoffice. Lamar Street STRAND Theatre MONDAY METRO PICTURES Presents Charming VIOLA DANA —IN— The Microbe” FIVE ACTS Be Sure To See This. TUESDAY. MUTUAL PICTURES PRESENTS Wonderful WILLIAM DESMOND —IN— “THE SAGE BRUSH HAMLET” and Sunshine Comedy “Money Talks” 5 ACTS Why Not Enjoy a Laugh? SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 1919. Alcazar Th eatre MONDAY CECIL DeMILLE’S PRODUCTION. “For Better, For Worse” featuring TOM FOREMAN, ELLIOTT DEXTER and GLORIA SWANSON TUESDA Y WORLD PICTURES Presents Beautiful EVELYN GREELY in “Bringing Up Betty” Five Acts and “Kinogram” You Can’t Afford To Miss This. An arrange- into the