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PAGE TWO EGYPT RELEASES 18 ACCUSED M ‘Spiritual Son” of Former Pre mier Zagloul and Other Ac cused by British Freed (By The Associated Press) CAIRO, Egypt, Dec. 15.—Nine teen of the 42 persons arrested in connection •with the wider of Sir dar Stack have been liberated. The public prosecutor considered the evidence against them insufficient and Egyptian law does not provide for “preventive” detention. Those released included three members of the chamber of depu ties. It is understood the ministry of the interior intends to proceed against one of them, Makrem Bey Obeid, who has been a-.rr.'ed by Zagloul Pasha, the former premier as “my spiritual son.” The charge will be that Makren made subver sive speeches. UNION HI’S ALL STAR TRIUMPHS OVER VIENNA Vienna Hi left Leslie Friday aft ernoon with trailing" banners, and the losing end of a heavy core. As the mournful toll of the whistle blew, ending the game, a glance at the scoreboaild revealed an over whelming victory for Coach Lamb's boys with a score of 18 to 3.' It would be hard to pi' k any in dividual stars of the game, but the outstanding playing of yhombly, of Vienna, Cox and Watson, of Union Hi could not fail to escape notice. The Line Up Union Hi Vienna Hi D Watson r f Witcher Cox 1 f Mitchel! Bradley 1 f Wallace c Thomhly England r g Simmons Womack 1 g ■ Walters Young' 1 g Thigpen Time of game, 3’30 Referee, Bradley, scorer, Bagley. “It is very difficult for us to get games, so we hereby challenge any body, anytime, any place, if terms can be agreed upon. Address all communications to, Chas. P. Bagley, Mgr., DeSoto, Ga., says Mr. Bagley. Ten thousand tons of fuel oil are consumed on one round trip by the liner Leviathan. CL A WANTED WANTED—Top work and bud your pecan James and Carl McMath, phone 65. —6-1 Ot HOME TlES—Keep them intact. EVen though your family may be scattered, you can still send them flowers. Let us telegraph your selection. You know how much they’ll be appreciated. Say it with Flowers for Xmas. Thomas Floral Co., phone 490—9-ts. HELP WANTED MALE—A repre sentative to handle our line in Americus and outlying territory. Good opportunity for one who can qualify. Write Red Mill Hosiery Company, 802 Flatiron Building, Atlanta, Ga. 15-3 t MISCELLANEOUS $10,000,000 COMPANY wants man to sell Watkins Home Necessi ties in Americus. More than 150 used daily. Income $35-SSO week ly. Experience unnecessary. Write Dept. H-3. The J. R Watkins Co., 62-70 West lowa St., Memphis, Tenn. 15-3 t THE'S AMERICUUS BUSINES College is in operation; morning, afternoon, and night. Miss Lillian Braswell, President. Merritt Bldg. FARM LOAN MONEY Plenty at cheap interest rate and on easy terms. W. W. Dykes. 9-ts COAL Why pay more for Coal when you can buy AS GOOD for less money from C. J. Clerk, Telephone 303 —8-ts. TO SAY IT WITH FLOWERS for Christmas means happiness to ev eryone. The choicest of Pot Plants, Baskets and Cut Flowers to select from. Thomas Floral Co., phone 490. —9tf. LOST AND FOUND FOUND —Bunch keys. Owner can get same by paying for ad at Times-Recorder. 15-3 t LOST—Light tan pointer dog; male; wearing collar; an swers name “Boy”; slit in each ear. Finder please notify A. R. Royal. Phone 19€. 15-3 t Use T-R WANT ADS Mrs, ~Nick Longworth’s Child Will Be A Boy ! By NEA Service WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.—0 f course it will be a boy! What e more, it will be a wonder ful boy' On these two points, those who know Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Long worth are agreed. It is not because Alice Long worth herself is a masculine type that Washington cannot, imagine her with any but a son She is far from it. Rather it is because there has always been a vague feel ing that it is too bad Alice wibn her genius of pcsona’ity and her cleyerness, was not a man. The reason for anticipating a remarkable boy : s more obvious. No one has ever expected a greht deal of the Roosevelt tradition front the sons of Theodore Roosevelt, but with Alice it is different. She al ways has been a ‘ real person,” as her father was. Like h'r father she always has possessed the faculty of inflaming the public imagination to a remarkable degree. It is as unthinkable that a child of hers should be commonplace as that field daisies should grow from the seed of a sunflower. He Will Be a Great Leader The day announcement was made of the expected event in the Long worth home, Washington seeresses consulted the omens fo’ the future. “It will be a boy,” each separate prophecy declared. “He will have phenomenal gift of leadership—great seif confidence —will power—love of adventure— courts of Europe will honor him—■ h e will be rich—” Washington believes the seeresses because it had alread - ' made up its mind along the same lines. All the soothsayers agreed that the child would be named Theodore Lee Longworth, a natural assump tion .since Theodore is the name of Lis most distinguished forbear, and. since Alic e Longworth has always retained “Lee” in her own name. It was the maiden name of her mother, Alice Lee, of Boston, who died at Alice’s birth. But the prophecies were incau tious in choosing a rational name for such a child. Ali -c Longworth always has done the, unexpected, and even the coming of the child proves adherence to the rule. If it should occur to Alice to name her son Xerxes Nebuchadnezzar, doubt less she will do so, and think no FOR RENT FOR RENT.—Downstairs apart ment. Phone 971. 29-ts J PECANS' WANTED Spot cash paid for them. Neon Buchanan. Phone 337. —l-ts FOR RENT—Small cottage, 803 Forrest street. Apply G. M. Bragg.—9tf. FOR RENT —two connecting rooms, couple without children. Telephone 608. Mrs. M. E. Jossey. FOR THE MONH of December I will re-paint your Ford in two to five days, at sl2 and up. Veats, 520 Barlow street. 13-3 t FOR SALE FOR SALE—Frost-proof Cabbage plants; SI.OO per thousand. Thomas Floral Co. 28tf. FOR SALE—Big bargain in Moline Tractor; One Tractor disc plow, and one Tractor Harrow and tan dem; new, never been used. Ad dress H. R. 0., care Tin.es-R'e corder. 10-5 t FINE MULES We have just re- ceived fifty head of fine Ken tucky mules; we are selling them cheap. Come to see us. G. A. & W. G. Turpin. 11-ts FOR SALE—Beautiful line of Cy clamen, Poinsettias, Begonias, Ge raniums, Primroses and Bulbous flowers. Nice lot of pretty Christ mas boxes. Mrs. B. I. Mize, phone 403.—8-6 t _s I. FOR SALE—Budded Pecan Trees. W. B. Lamar, Park Front, Thom asville, Ga.—4-1 Ot. FOR SALE—Several hundred bush els Fulghum seed oats. SI.OO per bushel. Phone 31. Heys McMath. 0-5 t FOR SALE —Large pecans. See J. S. Bolton. 12 IC-t FOR SALE—Children’s large size athletic slide. Mrs D. R. An drews. 12 2-t FOR SALE—Wood stove. Apply at Lee Street Methodist Parson age. . 15-3 t — FOR SALE—Two good milch cows with young calves at reas onable prices.' J. C. Carter. 15-6 t FOR SALE—One new Ford coupe. See C. J. Clark. 15-3 t FOR SALE—Poinsettias, begonias, geraniums and other Christmas flowers from my greenhouse. Miss Emma Cloud, 712 Jackson Avo. ... 13-ts : u,-,r -va * .. ■■■ • ■,<****“■ ... ■ ... - w-. v .. ■ y yy.' W - >cv' - •' ■ - UPPER LEFT—MRS. ALICE j ROOSEVELT LONGWORTH. UP PER RIGHT— HER HUSBAND, REPRESENTATIVE »NJCHOI AS LONGWORTH, FLOOR LEADER IN THE HOUSE. EFI OW—THE CENTURY - OLD CRADLE INI WHICH THEIR FIRST - BORN WILL SLEEP, more abo'ut it. An interesting feature of the predictions was the declaration from two crystal gazers that the Longworth son will have a baby sister at some future date. When that Longworth boy grows old enough to read about his mother’s younger days, it’s doubtles going to be a problem to discipline him . What can you do with a child who has this 'for a comeback: “Yes, but mother picked up aspara gus tips in her fingers with her white kid gloves on one night at a White House banquet just to shock somebody!” And it is not because of Alice Roosevelt Longworth alone that the laws of heredity promise the hew 1 baby will have a vivid and original personality. > A host of colorful stories about ' 1 “Old Nick,” grandfather of Nicho las Longworth, are part of the ear- Walker’s “Gift News” The Store or Quality and Service / BAGS GLOVES , HANDKERCHIEFS Special Lot Suede Gloves Beautiful new styles 89c 50c, 69c, 89c 25c 10 50c Each New style, high-grade Bags Kjd Q j QVes $2 0Q ya j ue Fancy Boxes, 3 Hdk'chfs. i $2.50 to $4.98 50c, 65c ? SLOO box All Linen - NECKWEAR , HOSIERY DAMASK Men's Ties, New Patterns, Famous Sliver Star Hose None Better, New Patterns SI.OO value $1.49, $1.69, $1.89 79c 98c ’ $ 1,45 ’ $ 1,39 BED ROOM SLIPPERS ~ , r , . , SILK UNDERWEAR Artco Hand Pam.ted Special lot Shanahan Ted- A ” coIors “ I elts TOWELS dies, each ‘ BRIDGE COVERS AND $1.98 *Black Leather LUNCHEON SETS $1 00 F* a * r Special Prices LEATHER HAND BAGS PAJAMAS ~~ AND SUIT CASES Foncy Cre?4s Exlra grade MEN’S SHIRTS Belber Make Outing, each One lot special values $5.00, $8.50, $lO $2.69 sl.ofr faeh Our Special Dollar Day Sale lasts until we close for Christmas. Special values every day and over the house. H. S. Walker & Co. Phone 44 Lamar Street ■ Americus, Ga. ” THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER T i • l >•; •? I i■ ' • . ’ . - ' ''" .V / i'.'V ... . ' ' •- ■ • At,.- /"j «*“*-•« •••’• vj.u'.rX.WMMrti ■ ■«»*«««:»*'■ W 1 ■fcar*" I 1— ly history of Cincinnati. £; Did Nick” Ms hiany times millionaire. One day a party of tourists came to the gate of hi;, elaborate Cincinnati estate arid seeing a poorly dressed man, ap parently a caretaker, asked to be taken through the grounds. ■he old man was gracious ant well informed. At the end of the tour he 'picketed the quarter th, y gave him. It was Old Nick him self. The Longworth child will have a rich heritage of ord Dutch Knick erboeker stock 'from both parents. His Cradle a Century Old Claes Mtfrttftlzen Van Rosenvelt came to America ffom Holland in 1649, one year before th earliest Vanderbilt. Theodore Roosevelt belonged to the eighth generation of descendants from this early an k cestor, and his r.ame was 644 in the published dst of the family’s genealogy; The LdngworH+s also were in this ■ country in tse pre-Revolutionary days, and" Nicholas Longworth’s grs at-grandmother was Apphia Vanderpeel, a member 4,f an old Knickerbocker fainily. It is altogether fitting then, that the scion of suOh di'stihg'.rished forbears should lay in a cradle at least a hundred vears old,, perhaps older, when ho makes his appear ance hero, The cradle hbs been standing empty 10 ’yesS’.'s wsi-.ir.g for the child who is exi'f cted in February. That long ago, Mrs William’ Hitt, formerly Knthminc Elkins, ‘of MONDAY AH-TERNOON, DECEMBER 15, 1924 AUagtan Kills Qir! IfMo Say£ Wife CohEihtwd from png'*. 1 Sunday afternoon by Assistant So licitor Ed A. Stephen Ijoark show cd no excitment, and ‘,a’.kcd fre ’y. He was told by Mr. Stephens his wife, who witne.- : .‘d the shoot ing, could not testify cither for m against him, under the laws of the Roark did not commeci on thi;: m format -n, and was returned to h;s cell, muttering: “I have nothin...' tv w'.y.” . ’ ‘ , . jA brother of Roark visited him in b.is ceil, spendin gseveral hours with hitn.. Mses Vena Moore, wha had been in. the employ of the Western Union Telegraph com nanny f>r several years, was seated at her machine on the tenth floor of the Drown building .battirday night and was . hot four times by Roark, wh , w;ilk- Washington, gave it to Alice Long worth. The known history of the cradle begins in Colonial days, but it is believed to have come here from England at :.n even earlier period. It is of old mahogany with a half hood, very plain in design. MONTEVALLO BLUE GEM C IF 1— Thia World’s Best Coals The Coals with the rrott heat and least ash. We also sell on excellent egg coal for furnace use Harroid ' >®thers Phone No. 2 Ask this agency for “My Property”— a valuable Farm Inven tory booklet. It is free to farm owners. What this Hartford Mark means on a Farm ■ ) * "j.' ’, - ‘ * .■. f > ' . ; ’r;s trt.dcm-;-:L pointed on every policy •racked by the. Hartford Live Insurance Company. It rnc.'.ns just th?s: that the Hartford is f>roud of the ice Riai it :.e!l,s. It'means that , unce IG!G this company has kept faith with its pol tychold'ers lias been had an enviable record of ■c, vice. Any tradeniarice identifies the articles upon which it appears and is a symbol that helps in the v-. c; juci-ciiandtse.. The Hartford Stag is your guaranty of dependable protection. , -bis is yevr Haitfoid agency. Here is the place to secure Hartford Insurance ■ i Herbert Hawkins. Phone IS6 AMERICUS, GA. Planters Bank Bldg. 7 w? A . It is our pleasure to be able to serve you in such a Nnanner that will bring you the utmost pleasure in U selecting the gifts that you make. 3 Our store will stay open in the evenings in order to give you the most time in which to make your U selections in the greatest comfort and conveni- ® B ence. ? S Command us if we can be of furth :r service to you—let us know what we can do to help you make your selection in any greater comfort or convenience. OUR PRICES ARE MODERATE THOS. L. BELL • JEWELER-OPTICIAN ■v L;n: •?..• Sfrset Americus ( (i to her section and fired without ; : r._ an; warning. Roark deular .- ittiij \iirs M-W 1 >u^Jtryiji~ 4 to u’iitlsDUiitt tJ»».r• lAM-MRim • ;ivc ins wiie. i : la; r was taken into custody I'mmediately and charged ivitffmei der. He is being he’d at police hc.ulqtmrters. In answer to allegations of Ro ail; ID t Mi; ' .Moore had trieit ruin .'. wife by inviting her to go on parties to roadhouses and. other places, fri. nds came to her defense Mr. Stevens and family will move to Dawson this week. Many regret to see them move from this community, y SCsre belief.' LIQUID-.no NO OOPE For Bowes snd Teethino Troubles. Constipation, Colic. Saur Stomach. SdLO BY DRUGGISTS BABT EASE
