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SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1921. T»T
■ high SPOTS IN?
I GEORGIA NEWS ]
||The heaviest sentence given in
■Harris county in recent years for
■manufacturing liquor was imposed on
■7,1 Cannon, prominent farmer of
K ° county, when he was given an
Exterminate sentence of from two
■ five vears after having been con
■°. d "> Superior court in Hamilton.
■ ‘Th? controlling interest in the
K„ nu , Tribune-Herald was sold En-
E?. by Mrs- J- Lindsay John-
Mr u a syndicate of local busi
y. allc [ professional men, includ-
Es 1 n t Commissioner Ernest Lind-
■ v who will be business manager.
■Attorney T. W. Lipscomb is the head
|" f th e syndicate and the directors in
clude four others. The present edi
■orial staff will remain unchanged,
■Ljth W S. Roswell, editorial writer
End Louis Meyerhardt, city and news
■rditOl. _
■ Judge William V. Davis, bavan-
■nah banker, back from a trip through
Ehe East, says the financial crisis
E: past and the return of normalcy
■has set in. » . „ .
The photographic print of a cedar
Eree was left upon the back of Travis
■Grimsley, youngest son of J. J.
Eirinr l' v, of Eastman, by a stroke of
Kghtning which rendered the youtn
Er,conscious for a few minutes. A
E It of lightning burned a round hole
En the cap of Jakie Burch, the 15-
Eear-old son of C. C. Burch. This Loy
Evas also unconscious for some mm-
John A. Boykin and
■Attorney Aldine Chambers, of At
lanta, came to blows Friday as the
Kulmination of their controversy in
Ehe bunco investigation and of the
Kecent efforts by Chambers to have
■the solicitor impeached. Chambers
Evas standing in a corridor adjoining
■he grand jury room at the court
Kouse. H e J ust presented to the
■foreman of the grand jury a letter
■requesting the jury to take up his
E<harges against the solicitor. Boy-
Kin saw saw him in the corridor,
■walked rapidly to him, and opened
Eire with a right to the jaw. They
■ought fiercely for several minutes
■before county policemen, rushing
■from the nearby witness room drag-
Ked them apart. “I’m going to set
■tle this thing,” said the solicitor to
■his antagonist. “All right sir, I’m
Eready whenever and wherever you
■are,” replied Chambers. The latter
Egave out a statement accusing the
■ solicitor of hitting him from behind
■ without warning.
ELLAVILLE?
i ELLAVILLE, July 15.—The pres
■ence of several visitors in Ellaville
■has enlivened society circles the past
■ week or two and the young people
■have enjoyed many trips to Americus,
■Buena Vista and other nearby towns,
■but none of these occasions have sur
■passed the moonlight picnic at Myr-
BjitSprings, given Tuesday evening,
SWJblimentary to Miss Ethlyn Wil-
of Gainesville, and Miss Vir
mKia Brock, of Montgomery, Ala.,
■o are the attractive guests of
■Misses Mary and Sara Strange,
■ttvelve couples were invited. Fried
■jiicken in abundance, hot rolls,
■sandwiches and iced tea was served,
■and with keen appetites the young
■ people partook of the feast. Enjoy-
■ ing the affair were Miss Sara
■ Strange, Miss Ethlyn Williamson,
■ Miss Virginia Brockman, Miss Mer-
■ vin Johnson, Miss Lelia Williamson,
■ Miss Hattie Arrington, Miss Nell
■ Stevens, Miss Roxie Stevens, Miss
■ Velma Williams, Miss Cleone Collins,
■ Miss Louise Collins, Clarke William-
■ son, Dr. T. W. Wilson, Dr. Reynolds,
■H. B. Arrington, Arthur Baugh, Or-
■ bie Stevens, Lucius Battle, Raymond
■ Johnson, Morris Hill, Roy Carter, No-
■ lan Strange.
Misses Mary Edna Tondee, Mary
■ Dwight Wall, Marguerite Dyess and
■ Mamie Battle, of Friendship, are
■ enjoying a house party given at the
■ home of Miss Minnie Persons, near
■ here.
I Mrs. J. H. Statham and Mrs. J. R.
I lordan chaperoned a party of the
■ younger set on a picnic at Knowl-
■ ton’s Mill, Tuesday.
■ E. E. Collins was a visitor to Myr-
■ tie Springs Tuesday.
■ Mr. and Mrs. Rogers Williams,
■ Mrs. Fannie Cheney and Miss Kath-
■ ryn Williams, and Scott W’illiams left
I yesterday for Atlanta where they
■ will spend a day or two.
I Miss Virginia Bracket is the atrac-
■ five guest of Miss Sara Strange at
■ her home on College street.
■ Mrs. Albert Harris, of Americus,
■ was the guest the past week of Mrs.
■ L. P. Gartner.
■ Miss Velma Williams, Miss Roxie
■ Stevens and Eugene Hamilton, of
GIDDING’S
Rheumatic
. remedy
■ c, or by Planters Drug & Seed
■ Store. Murray’s Pharmacy, Carswell
■ u ru g Co., Lawson Drug Co.
RAILROAD schedules
I. . (Central Time.)
I »rival and Departure of Passenger
Trains, Americus, Ga.
■ ~.e blowing schedule figures
I ,3 “ ed as information and not
■ guaranteed:
I CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RY.
Lf.T* Leaves
M m Columbus-Chgo 3:4oam
KI 7 '.or Pm Albany-Montg’y 5:14 am
'V.T-' r " TI Macon-Atlanta 6.37 am
" ■ •’ pm Columbus *6:soam
pm Albany-Montg’y 2:15 pm
‘ll nn Pm Macon-Atlanta 1:52 pm
Ilfi'im arn Columbus' *2:3opm
am Columbus 12:30 pm
r.; am Albany 7:25 pm
“•“'’am Macon-Atlanta 10:38pm
2,T? am Ibany-Jaxville 11:59 pm
i/., m Albany-Jaxville 12:41am
i.VA n,ChBO - st - L - Atla 2:58 am
' > Daily; (!) Sunday.
SEABOARD AIR LINE.
Arri y es Leaves
°, la Pm Richland-Cols. 10:00 am
IV., Pm Cord ele-Sav’h 12:31pm
• 1 Pm Richland-Montg’y 3:10 pm
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS A Good Investment BY ALLMAN.
SiT LOOKS AS THOUGH HUP ' A' I u.nr 1 °H, YOU LIKE IT? | FIVE YEARS? T~YES, BUT I GOT IT
HAVE TO SPEND THE DAV ('"X < F tW J BUTTMATtTrI THAT'S MV DAUGHTER I ™AT MUST HAVE BACK - I BOUGHT THE
ON THIS PORCH' TOyg //O < * \ _ SHE HAS STUDIED | COST YOU A HOUSES'ON EPHt’R.
W - SINGING FOR FIVE I LOT OF MONEY* SIDE OF ME FOR
THAT JANE jEIJ/J. CA YEARS? t V U NOTHING?
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS. He Isn’t So Hungry Now BY BLOSSER.
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To- GIVE THAT REALISTIC VI 4 b T ; TTp./
Touch of -fear blowing “M° .i °4 ; ' u/
down during j' c 7 1 ®
RAIU-SIORM- : J (id' oXVUW.L. FOR CAMP BiEALS, GO TO EVERY '| UVARGtJIP-\
tL’ 0 ' •'’'•-•’S ; : IN S COMFORT Tb GET INDIGESTION /V-ff I | WVHoTSj Hl CMr"'
**OM FISHY WATER COFFEE, BEANS
• o" ■ Tr?r.. " ~ ALA AIITS, AMD SAUD COVERED BACOU• k H/T, •i\W"
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Cordele, motored to Richland Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Josephine Bridges spent a few
days last week with friends in Amrei
cus.
Miss Mary Alston, of Richland, will
visit the Misses Louises and Cleve
Collins this week.
Lon Arrignton, Jr., went down to
Americus Wednesday afternoon.
S. C. Collins, a popular “Knight of
ALLISON
UNDERTAKING CO.
Established 1908
Funeral Directors
And Embalmers
Noel E. Smith and
Olen Buchanan, Directors
Day Phones: 286 and 253
Night, 859, 381 and 106
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MONEY 6° 0
MONEY LOANED “In.
paying part or all of principal at any interest period, stopping in
terest on amounts paid. We always have best rates and . easiest
terms and give quickest service. Save money by seeing or writing us.
G. R. ELLIS or G. C. WEBB.
AMERICUS. GEORGIA-
FOR SALE e
CASH OR TERMS
REBUILT MAXWELL TOURING CAR
’5300.00-NEW TIRES AND REPAINTED—S3OO.OO
This car has been completely dismantled and re assembled by me. Every nut,
every joint, every wire, has been inspected, and where worn, replaced. Take
my word for it, there isn’t a “sweeter” running motor in any car in the county.
I'll stand behind this car with a personal guarantee.
J. W. JONES
Phone 140. 122 Jackson St., At Schneider Motor Co. Residence Phone 720
Master Auto Mechanic.
I Specialize on Packards and Oldsmobiles.
Bring Me Your Car, Regardless of Make. One Chance Is All 4 Ask. • ,
the Grip,” is spending a few days
with his family here this week.
Miss Velma Williams has return
ed from a short visit to friends in
Albany.
Mrs. J. S. Lee has returned home
from a very pleasant visit to friends
in Newnan.
Miss Virginia Bracket returned
Wednesday to her home in Montgom-
SUMMER RATES
To Mountain, Lake And
Seashore
The Central of Georgia Railway is
now selling summer round trip tick
ets at reduced rate to resorts in the
North, East and West. Limited for
return to October 31, 1921. For
routes, schedules, service, Pullman
accommodations, apply to nearest
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
RAILWAY
“The Right Way”
George Anderson, Agent. Phone 137
THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER.
cry, Ala., after having spent a week
most delightfully with Misses Mary
and Sara Strange.
Miss Genie Gill, of Atlanta, is vis
iting her sister, Mrs. J. L. Rainey, at
her home on Railroad street.
Mrs Mae Sellars is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Kinard, in
Union Springs, Ala.
MASONIC
EMBLEMS
G M. ELDRIDGE
JEWELER
The Public Be Pleased
Just Purchased Fine Lot of
BEEF CATTLE
and
PORK
Fresh Water-Ground
Meal
Cabbage and Onions
At Your Own Price
New Irish Potatoes 35c a Feck
PHONE YOUR ORDERS EARLY
WEST END MARKET
Phone 71. J. L. GLAWSON, M t r i
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MBOWMMNmiiMEcmmNMaMamnMMBai:
KODAK
As You Go.
Our store is conveniently located |
“Right On Y’our Way.”
The Kodak you want is here from
SB.OO Up. Brownies, $2.00 Up.
The Rexali Store
Murray’s Pharmacy
The Rcxall Store
AMERICUS, GA.
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'THE gift-candy su-.
prcme —it takes
one back to the ro
mance days of the
old South.
Nunnally's The Candy of the South
For Sale By
Lawson
Drug Co.
Phone 14
•THE CANDY OF THE SOVTfci
Let Our Expert Mix Y our
Prescriptions
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[PRESCRIPTioNS |
Then your doctor and yourself will be pleased
with the results. J <
By having your prescriptions compounded here
you are sure of getting the freshest and strongest
drugs and no mistake made.
T’.sa '
Windsor Pharmacy
“Brownie” .... Phone 161 Dick
- , - —. HI ■ I—M———
Liberty I Caf
•‘WHERE NEATNESS
Regular Dinner Every Day,
From 1 I :30 a. in. to 1:30 p. m.
Prepared By the Best Chef ■*' j ‘
THE TASTE WILL TELL’:-;
. Open Day and Night
Your Patronage Will Be Highly Appreciated
Liberty.Cafe
1.04 Jackson St.
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