About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1923)
PAGE TWO MKMWWI OFMTBmTI Oercet Service Operatives Fur- nish Description of Spurious Notes Being Circulated A I'LANTA, Oct. 18. Georgia fianks have received notice from the secret Service departmen oi the United Statts treasury that three new and dangerous counter flit notes have been detected in They are’of the <>o, and $lO denominations. The SSO note is cn the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, and is de scribed as having “check letter C, face plate 11, Carter Glass, ccre tary of the treasury, John Burke Treasurer portrait of Grant."’ ap parently printed from photo-nn chanical plates on two plates on two pieces of paper —a "thin and thick piece between which silk threads have been distributed.” There is said to be glaring defect in the portrait of Grant shown in a,..white: spot tn the left eyebrow, and the gray patches in his beard are too pronounced. The number of this specimtn to hand is G-143- 11.53!)A, jt is stated. 1 Here has also been detected a specimen on the above described bill' irtenticai workmanship except Chat the check lettrs has been ehang ed from C to A, and the serial num ber on the specimen is G1441133A. The white spot in the left eyebrow in the portrait of Grant, above re tgrrpd to, has been worked over anil, is not so noticeable. or.tinning the description says:: The S2O Federal Reserve note on the bank of Chicago, check letter A, face plate 207. Back plate t>lß D. F. Houston, secretary of the Treasury, John Burke, Treasurer of the United States, portrait of the GMiveiaud. This note appears to bt photographic production on two pieces,,pi .paper, between which s.djj,, threads have been distributed, and tfie counterfeit is poorly print ed. Much ot the lathe-work on the face appears in solid color instead of fine'■lines. The seal is poor and the..number ..differs on different speciments to hand. It is also noted (has sbme of these notes instead of bßing 'photographic productions are more of a lightphaphic-<vorkman s'lnp, and on the apparent Litho graphic work notes, the cheek letter is shown as B, the face platt as l’f<Bj"‘instead of check Letter A Face plate 207, a son the photo graphic production. Both check let ters. A .and B bear different let— ter.s preceding the serial numbers. Sp far, we have found these, bills to bear letters K, M, N. R and G. ’ fen dollar federal reserve ote on the bank of Boston, check letter A. 'face plate 236, back plate not clearly distinguishable, but the last two figures are “02’ series of 1914, A;.,,W... Wellons, secretary of the treasury, Frank White, treasurer of thebliaited States, portrait of Jack son. This appears to be a photo mechanical production, probably printed from Zinc plates, on two piepes pt paper, with coarse fiber between. The workmanship is so crude that it should be readily de tected. The specimen to hand bears serial number A38567540A.” . Lresh Bream and 1 rout at Sherlock’s. 18-2 t DO YOU KNOW Do you know we are sell ing.-Fat Fryers This week 35c Lb Do you know our prices on I Choice Cut Steaks are 25c Lb : Do you know there is none better than ours? Do you know our advant ages have no equal in • Americus? : Do you know we are retail ing meats at wholesale prices ? Do you know we sell most , everything a first class gro cer handles? ' Do you know you can save $3.00 to $5.00 per month ' at our market ? , Do you know we can take ' care of 50 more good pay ing customers? 1 Do you know we are tickl : ed to death when accounts ' are paid promptly, and our I efforts to please are un tiring? Do you know that Cash , and Carry is a song with a melodious sound ? To be happy trade at— BRAGG’S MARKET FARM LOANS CHEAP MONEY! EASY TERMS NO COMMISSION Through our connection with The Atlanta Joint Stock Land Bank we offer farmers 6 per cent money for 33 years on the amortization basis— NO COM MISSION—with privilege of paying all or any por i tion after five years. Cheapest and best plan ever offered the farmer. QUICK SERVICE. Americus Abstract and Loan Co. R. L. Maynard, President wlfocve iy MRS. GOOLSBY ENTERTAINS WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. i One of the lovliest parties of the 1 I week was Mrs. John Goolsby’s J. ! bridge and forty-two party Wednes <lay afternoon at her home on Lee 1 I street. Airs. Goolsby’s home was unusu- J ally attractive on this occasion, ’ coral vine, zinnias, and cosmos were used in profusion to decorate lite living room and wide reception hall where the guest were entertain ’ ed and attractive rose shaded lights cast a soft glow over the rooms; the color note of rose being carried out in every detail. Late in the afternoon, a delic ! ious course with' an ice and iced [lunch was served; Assisting Mrs. Goolsby in enter taining were Mrs. Charles Duer, < Mrs. T. E. Bolton, and Mrs. J. L. ’ Sutton. The invitation list included Mrs. i Albert Harris, Mrs. W. H. Smith , wieks, Mrs. W. D. Bailey, Mrs. 1 Helen Wheatley, Mrs. James Lott, Miss Carrie Speer, Mrs. Charlse - Davis, Mrs. Cleve Davis, Mrs. Wil! Jones, Mrs. L. T. Turner, Mrs. i Vernie Helloway, Mrs. W. S. Ivey I Mrs. Cleve illnu.n, Mrs. 11. E. Allen, Mrs. < harles Ansley, and guest, Mrs. .Murray Little, of Oklahoma ■ titty, Mrs. J. F. Ferguson, Airs. W. . IL Bowers, Mrs. W. H. Cobb, Mrs. ’ C. C Carnes Mrs. E. J. Tyson, Mrs. ■ Sam M tiliamson, Mrs, S. H. Young Mrs. Parrott Poole, Mrs. W. L. Eng lish, Miss Mary Ranibe, Mrs. C. C. : L'awkins, Mrs. Russell Speer, Mrs. i S. L. Sills, Mrs. F. L. Cato, Mrs. • Grey 1 illman, Mrs. W. T. Maynard, , Mrs. R. L. Maynard, Mrs. Charles . Hale, Mrs. W. U. Barefield, Airs. 'I R. F. Poole, Airs. Annie Walker, . Mrs. Everett Sshneider, Mrs. Wade Morris, Airs. George B. , urpin, Mrs. Robert Pirkle, Mrs. i Lucy Flynn, of Letohatchie. Ala., Airs. Eugene Kill, Airs. Virginia . Legg, Airs. Boyd Stackhouse, .Miss . Loise Hamilton, Mrs. G. H. Taylor, i♦ * • MR\. MILNER ENTERTAINS. SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS. II The Young Ladies Bible Class of ! the Presbyterian church met Wed . I nesday aftednoon at the home of • I Airs. Cobb .Milner on Furlow street. A profusion of yellow cosmos, ■ snap-dragons and coral vine were . artistically arranged in the living I room where the guest were entec . tamed. Idle subject for study this year . will be the women of t'ne New Testa . ment all of these to be discussed at ; the sessions. Miss .Marie Walker led the prog , ram Wednesday with a character . sketch en the wife of Herod the i great, one of the outstanding wo men of the Jewish dynasty. A social hour followed the prog ram, during which dainty refresh ments were served. « * *' MR. AND MRS. GLOVER HOSTS TO SET-BACK CLUB. , Air. and Mrs. Carr Glover enter . tamd delightfully last evening at , their home on Taylor street, com plimenting the members of their set i back club and a few outside friends > to fid vacancies. Ihe spacious living room and t library of the lovely home were at t Datively decorated’ with yellow cosmos coral vine and zinnias gracefully arranged in sliver bas kets and flower jars. Preceding the game an elegant outtet supper was served at the card tables. Mrs. Hollis Fort won the Ladies high score prize, attractively hand paMited bridge score pads, and the gentlemens high score, ’prize, linen handkerchief, was won Yy W. C. -aye. ’ 1 hose playing were Mr. and .Mrs. hollis Fort; Mr. and Mrs. 1). R. An drews, Air. and Mrs. Lucius' McClos key, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rylander Mr. and Airs. AL H. Wheeler, Miv and -Mrs. Edgar Shipp, Air. and TURKEY DINNER at the Tea Room Friday LOANS made on improved farm lands at cheapest rates for term of 5,7 or 10 years with pre-payment option given. Money secured promptly. We have now outstanding over $1,100,000.0 on farm in Sum ter county alone, with plenty more ; to lend. I MIDDLETON M’DONAtD i Correspondent Atlanta Trust Com pany in Sumter, Lee, Terrell, Schley, Macon, Stewart, Randolph i I and Webster counties. 21 Planters I Bank Building, Americus, Ga. Phone 89 or 211. CITY AND FARM LOANS Made on business or Residence I Property and Good Farms. Lowest Interest. Quick Results. DAN CHAPPELL Planter* ** \nV Building Airs. H. O. Jones, Air. and Mrs. Charles Burke, Mr. and Airs. W. C. ? Caye, rfir. and .Mrs. B. F. Easter- - lin, Jr., Air. and Mrs. B. R. Boyd - Miss Alary Gloter and .Mr. Glcver. > * * ♦ MISS MCMATH HOSTESS AT MORNING BRIDGE. , Miss Lois Ale -Math was a charm s ing hostess at a lovely morning 1 bridge, Tuesday at her home on i Rees Park when she entertained the - members of her bridge club. i Pink and lavender flowers were ' used in the spacious living room ; where the tables were arranged coral vine, cosmos, digitalis, and ■ vases filling baskets.and low flow- I er bowls. A tempting salad course with • cot fee was served after the game. , The guest list included Miss Ger trude Davenport, Mrs. Henry Lump kin, Mrs. B. F. Easterlin, Jr., Mrs. . Stuart Prather, .Miss Eugenia Park; - j er, Miss Mabel Ellis, Miss Anne | Ellis, and Aliss Mary Glover. ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB I MEES FRIDAY AFTERNOON, A meeting of the Arts . and | Crafts club will be held Friday as- I ternoon at the Community club house at 3:15 o'clock. Suggestions for Christmas in Arts and Crafts i will he discussed and every men;- I her is urged to be present. kr-—— —TT =ss I Aliss Lois AlcMath has gone to Valdosta where she will be the guest of her sister, Airs. Nondas White. Arthur Rylander, Jr., has returned I from Atlanta where he spent sever i al days pleasantly this week. -Mrs. J. A. Pinkston and Mrs. J. ; A. Davenport motored to Albany \\ ednesday, where Airs. Pinkston was the guest of her sister, and Mrs. * Davenport was the guest of Alls. Henry Lanier. Friends of Mrs. John Sheffield will regret to learn that she has > been confined to her home on Brown street with a severe cold. Mrs. E. J. Eldridge, and little ; daughter, Martha Virginia, and M s , Emmett Holloway have arrived from ; Atlanta to visit Airs. B. F. Easter- ; lin on Rees Park, hey made the I trip through the country in Airs. El- j dndges, Car. ’ ►rank Lanier has rtiurw dt fr> m a business trip of «ev»-ral days to ; Chicago. TANLACI 1 VEGETABLE PILLS I insurance Against Con stipation. 11,000.000 sold in June. f' X I ! <<Wl i A Perfect Skin No blackheads no blemishes ever 13y Edna Waiiacc 1 Topper Mine is a perfect skin—a skin I move .much clogging matter which which young girls envy—at the age I water fails to get of 62. After 40 years as a stage ‘Apply Facial Youth night and star, 1 look like a girl of 19. morning, and whenever else the 1 ow. an this to a rich, ambition: iaeq needs cleaning You will mother. She searched the world neve? find another way to keep the lor methods to multiply my beauty skin so clear and to keep her youth. Those One F h helps made me a famous beauty, .... rice, and they keep me a beauty still.’ nhl " e aie ? t •’ e ;'uty experts now Now I have arranged so everv ‘ h ! s cleanser. Some girl and woman may have those Uto £ alnt y women, but at identical helps. Thus I hope to . .V"’ 6 , 8 wha . t 1 Charge. No bring to millions the benefits 1 got. * ' 1 ”’ ula 1,1 existence can compare with this. And a clgan My Facial Youth. skin is essential. i One is a liquid cleanser which I ? a^aC ° O PP® r s . Pacini call my f acial Youth. It contains j, ls ts and oy a d, W" no animal, no vegetable fat. So it cents’ ner bott * ‘’ ountepß cannot grow hair on the face. It < re-mi --mv i■ '» S ° i*i iy Youth cannot assimilate in any way with ai, w’hit v* 5? cream. skin J Als ° m y Vouth Clay—the ut- . .’ , , , , . , ; most in faeihl clay. Also my hair It simply cleanses the skin to the | truth, which brought my luxurant depths penetrates every pore ' hair. My Beauty Book comes When I wipe it off all the dirt and with each. grime, all that clogs the skin I I urge y OU to t r . lcial Youth comes with it . ■ '■•*« what a really clean skin Clean the skin in the -best other means. Let it do for you what it way you know. My Facial Youth does for me. You will be amazed, will still remove extra grime and Then, if you want my ether retuse - helps, they are at your call .Edna 1 cover my body with Facial " allace Hopper. Business address Youth before .bathing. Thus I re- Waukesha, Wis. THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER BY ROBERT C. ZUPPKK Football Coacfi, University of Illi- nois, Author oi “Football Technique and Tactics" The usual thrower makes be lieve he is about'to throw, holding the bail up and back of him some what as a waiter holds a platter, and another back, running around to the rear of him, snatches the ball for the purpose of encircling the drawn-in ends and tackles of the defense or actually throwing it to a disignated receiver. , The direction of the fun from A to B is determined by the position of deiensive back C. f I epn well imagine that some of when’ they have seen the good old ! platter play included in this series > Just the same, if it is expected i correctly and at the appropriate : moment it might break up many a ’ game. I have seen it work havoc : with the best of them. After the fake pass we will con | sider Play No. 9, a forward pass J after a triple pass. i | taper was first made from rags about 1000, and prebaldy used f t [suitcases the next day. rresh Bream and Irout i Sherlock’s. IS-2t ‘ COLD IN THE HEAD’ is an acute attack of' Nasal Catarrh Those subject to frequent ' ''Ar are I generallv in a "run down” cona.t-’cn HAL.VS CATARRH MEDIC.N'E s a Treatment consisting of an O.n’ tnt t.- : be used locally. ar<i a Tonic w"’>cb. a is , Quickly through the Blood v~ tbs K-- I cons Surfaces. buii-lim: up tl ' ■ and making you less liable : Sold by druggists for over « Years i F. J. Cheney &Co . Toledo. O ' CHANGE OF LIFE Florida Lady Was in a Miserable Condition, But Says She Found Cardui Helpful, and Got Well. Altha, Fia.—la explaining bow she found Cardui so he’pfui during change of life, Mrs. Elia ?>L Bailey, of Route 2. this ; place, said: ' J became so weakened it was an effort for me io getarouod. I knew -.that was the matter, but I felt Like 1 cou;da t give up. « “I just dragged, and I certainly was nervous. 1 was so restless i could not sit town long—yet so weak I couldn’t get about, it is a most tmsetab.e and such a helpless feetfng* ‘1 wcMd get depressed acd out of I heart- “i began to ieeLjiter a» e there was ro use to try to get wel .hs is all wrong fcr it makes a perse- ---me. i “I hadheard of Qtrdui a_-.d thought it might strer-gthen me. A neighbor had used it v. .th good results. "i too •: one bofce es Ca.-c_ then I saw 1 wasn’t sc nemxss so keot it up. ■•GraduE.y the nerveosness ;eft me. 1 begai to eat a-J seep better Was soon 'we ;i. and aJ r.g-.c Cardui did wcr.ders for me. and 1 certainly do Thqusaods of other women have writ- . ten, to tellof the beneficial results obtain ed byetmg Carde: and to recommend . it to others J Sotd everyTYv it. NC-U5 OASmADVimENTS : FOR SALE CHEAP—WeII Ma chine.F. G. Beavers. —8-ts. PHONE 11/—JOHN W. SHIVER I.EST GRADE RED CEDAR, No. ! and No. 2 PINE SHINGLES 27-ts COAL—If its economy as to your winter fuel, I ir: the Coal man interview'. C. J. Clark. Tele phone 303. 12-ts FOR RENT—Three unfurnished rooms. Private bath. For light ■ housekeeping. Phone 533. 16-3 t WANTED Ford Touring Car; 1923 model. Phone J. A. Walker. 16- F OR RENT—Two rooms, furnish- j ed or unfurnished. Mrs. O. B. • Jones, Brooklyn Heights. 16-3 t FOR RENT—Large furnished front I room to one or two young men or couple. 227 Brown St. Phone 660. ' 16-3 t FOR SALE—Six-room bungalow;: break,as room and bath; large Ik. with east front; ideal location, j Lot be bought for small cash: I payme‘'.t and balance like rem. F. i jO. Box 257. 17-2 t | j STOLEN—From mv front porch. Va- < c ■ Name r'.ate e- front, painted red with s reward, w M. j 17-3 t SA'. F, CHEAP.—Practically : iu Ford coupe. Reasonable s G'.irn Hooks. Phone 507. 17- FOR RENT—Unfurnished. 3 rooms .p- airs; two downstairs; close Mi.-. Morrell, 221 N. Lee St. 17-3 t ROOFING—Phone 117—SHIVER Johns-Manville ROOFING, roof coating, roof cement, creosote, roof paint. ts FOR SALE—My home. 120 West Church street. G. L. Williams. Ktf i FOR SALE—Peavine Hay; carlots or less. C. H. Mauk, LaCrosse, I I Ga. 12-6 t I COAL—Get my prices for first class Coal. C. J. Clark. Tele . phone 303. 12-ts TAX NOTICE City taxes are now d’M. Pay early and avoid extra cost as ' ft fas will positively be issued D- ember Ist, 192.'. A. D GATEWOOD. Jr Clark T reasurer. ! To 12-1-23) - ; FOR RENT—-S-ho'we farm .n h;gn state of cultivation; convenient tehools, churches and market. Al t 1 13-ts ■ : 1 —" I No Finer Workmanship At Any Price * • ' 11 it is literally true that in passes the smooth, steady ’ reliability, in smooth and travel of any Hupmobile spirited performance, in long before it, is accomplished in me, the new Hupmobile is to the new Hupmobile by im- be compared only with the provements in the motor, finest cars produced today. The crankshaft is heavier, In workmanship, in ma- counter-balanced, with terials, in precise measure- bearing areas 20 per cent ments, there is no substan- greater. The pistons and tial difference between this connecting rods are lighter, recent triumph of Hupmo- The maximum increase in bile engineering, and cars power is 10 per cent, costing two and three times , its price. The Bpnng action of the new Hupmobile absorbs This has been true of all even more of the road shocks Hupmobiles. Nothing else than any other Hupmobile, could account for the fact and the result is a still high- that the earliest models er degree of riding ease. \ built 15 years ago are still in 2 \ use in all parts of the world. Come m-let us desenbo to ' you the many other changes * It is particularly true of this which make the new Hup- \ ' II new car. Celebrated as the mobile still more deserving < i Hupmobile always has been °f the high favor which for for its flash get-away, this years the car has enjoyed Hupmobile is even quicker throughout America. Fifteen \ in pick-up. minutes’ experience in the \ new car will prove a de- \ This, and the coasting, iightful revelation of its ' i skimming quality that sur- remarkable performance. < \ 'i - ■ N HODGES MOTOR COMPANY \ East Lamar St. Americus, Ga. Phone 124 HupmobileV »• ■■ 1 ~~ ■■ FRUIT ANU NUT TREES FOR SALE—Peaches, plums and pe cans, from Huntsville Wholesale i Nurseries. S. R. Heys. 6-ts WANTED —to sublet Immediately the desirable premises now occu pied by “Piggly Wiggly” within the Rylander building, Lamar St., Americus, Ga. Unusual opportuni ty. Prompt possession. Liberal terms awaiting desirable tenant. Applv to GEO. D. WHEATLEY, Real Estate.—26-ts, FOR RENT —Three unfurnished room; immediate possession. : Phone 490—29-ts. PHONE 117—JOHN W. SHIVER for SCREENS, for home or of fice. 27-ts ; LOANS on farm lands and city I property. Low interest rate. Loans promptly closed. See S. R- Heys or H. B. Williams. Phones 48 or 52. FOR SALE—A-No. 1 Grade Reg ular Second Sheets, 8 1-2 by 11 inches, special per thousand, sl. The Times-Recorder Job Printing Department.—22-ts. , FOR RENT —5-Horse farm; 10 miles south of Americus. Mrs. J. M. l ope, 518 Furlow t. 13- (s) FOR KENT —Three unfurnished rooms. Private bath. Phone 479. 18-3 t i FOR RENT—House on MeGarrah street. Phone 24 7. Mrs. George Oliver. 16-4 t WANTED—A white o colored man to assist me in caring for self from 6 a. m. to 8 p. m. No night work. Pay fair wages once a week. Time indefinite. Come, see me if interested. F. W. Grif fin, 204 E. Church St. 16-3 t COAL —I sell Coat, no foreign sub stance or slack. Better get fixed for a cold winter. C. J. Clark 32-ts WANTED TO EXCHANGE—Duroc Brood sows and 1 boar for heifers >r milk cows. Ellaville road. R. E. Glenn. 154 t FOR RENT—Complete furnished apartment. Phone 287. 15-4 t FOR RENT—Six room house. Ap- Elm Ave., or Phone 485. 16-3 t WANTED—Two men to learn sales manship. Earn while you learn. -- Godfrey, 227 Brown St., 660. 16-3 t FDR RENT—Furnished apartment; close in. Address “Apartment,” 1 Times-Recorder. 16-3 t THURSDAY, WANTED LOANS, LOANS, LOANS, LOANS—Having a di , rect connection and plenty of money at the lowest possible inter, est rate. I can save you money on city loans and farm loans. H. O. JONES. 14-ts WANTED —Good laundress. Call at Times-Recorder office. 16-dh FOR SALE —Fne old violin; really old. John A. Godfrey, 227 Brown St. Phone 660. 16-3 t NOTICE. The registration books for the White Democratic Primary to be held November 13th, 123, are now open. Books to close 5 o’clock, P. M.. November 7th, 123. A. D. GATEWOOD, JR., Clerk and Treasurer City of Amer icus. ‘ 16-tili7 LOST—One white female Pointer Dog; brown ears; limps in left hind leg. Return to W. R. Drane, Americus, Ga. 18-3 t FOR RENT—The Miss Amzie Dan iel place, 4 miles south of Amer icus on highway. See Mrs. J, S. Mathews, Americus, Ga., R. F. D. Phone, Plains, Ga. 18-2 t WANTED—3OO Bushels corn. A. C. Alexander, Americus, Ga. . 18-6 t FOR SALE—Texas Rust ’ Proof Oats, Onion Sets, Fresh Garden and Farm Seed. T. J. Wallis, So. Lee. Phone 556. 18-ts FOR RENT—Furnished or unfur nished rooms. Apply 216 Jackson St. F'hone 496. 18-2 t FOR RENT—Three first floor rooms, to couple without child ren; very reasonable; eJectric lights; gas connection; sink in kit ichen; garage. 408 So. Jackson St. 18-2 t | AVOID SICKNESS—Have your Shoes repaired by expert Shoe maker. Work called for and de livired. Tillman & Brown. Phone 302. 18-lt FOR SALE—Corn on ear. Joe Wynn, R. F. D., Godwin Farm. 18-2 t FOR SALE—Three female Collie Pups; 8 weeks old. Thos. L. Bell. > 18-3 t FOR SALE—Cut Flowers; decor ated baskets; florals made to or der. Mrs. W. H. Bowers. Phone 249. 18-lt r j URGES HOME MARKETS ATLANTA, Ga. Oct. 18—Better home markets for products raised in adjacent territory is urged by the United States department of agriculture, in a bulletin received here. ' ,
