About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1924)
k TUESDAy, PECEMBER J 6. 1924 SENATOR BUTL.fR Iff Bl® t B. P. KW As Spokesman For President Coolidge He May Substitute Olive Branch For Club BY HARRY B. HUNT NEA Service Write - WASHINGTON, Dec 1; —R e . publican senators are much upset by the thought that William M. Butler will be among them for the next four years. What the Republican solans fear is that Butler is going to be very hard to get along with. Whether or not, Butler enters the Senate as President Coolidge’s personal representative even mor-3 than as a representative of the state of Massachusetts, it is a fact that [most of the other Senators are sure to think he doos. Indeed those who are in the capital al ready say so, though somewhat discreetly, for it doesn’t pay them to antagonize the administration. Now, the present Republican party management is entirely a different management from the one which existed before the Cleve land convention. The old manage ment was thrown out nt that time, none too politely. Naturally it didn’t like it. Most of the Republican senators, cutside the progressives, were identified with the old manage ment. . Butler not only is identi fied with the new one, but, as national committee chairman, actually is head of it. Butler takes his seat, too, under senators regard with disfavor. Senator Lodge’s term had more than four years still to run when he died. Governor Cox of Massa chusetts appointed Butler to fill out the whole of it. He was en f.lcd to make the appointment but the Democrats say he had a right to fill the vacancy only tempo rarily—until a special election could be held. They intend to try to force one. « * « The Democrats, however, are not tfie only ones who are dissatis fied.;. There are Massachusetts Re publicans also who would like a chance against Butler in the pri maries. The Republican senators, who would distinctly prefer some body else, sympathize with them. An administration always wants various things done that Congress objects to. If Butler enters the Senate as the administration’s icpresenta Good to the Last Drop fin 1 1 "i V 1 H L*teW» F i ■' I u \r 7< y • r » ■ WZ A h ■ X i' ? M r L f Fl ! ■' / \ /tZ W&# v 1 V f /e- fam»ini<iin<n«»""» llfai * ,t '"—" " i THE old-fashioned hospitality which yet lurks in each of us prompts thousands of hosts to serve JMaxwell House Coffee—for can one be content to serve one’s guests anything except the bc£? The never-failing dependability of Maxwell House Coffee endears it to the housewife. The sealed tins guard for her all the rich, inimi table flavor. MAXWELL HOUSE Coffee On Throne - ' m. '■ i t ? w c. '*■» ■ A,! ■i ;W/7 //i L ' JW** Captain His Highness Rajo Baha dur Sar Desai has been invested with the ruling powers of the maharajah of Savantvadi State in the Bombay presidency. He’s the first maharajah the-little state has had in 100 years. tive, it will be his job to make its wishes and to do his bort to get them acted on favorab’y. He knows as well as anybody how the Republican old-timers feel toward him. Inasmuch as he stands small chanca of winning their affection, it’s suspected he won’t try to, but will seek to ac complish his purposes with a club. He’ll have the club all right - bis national committee ehairn.an ship, his prestige as an exception ally successful campaign his standing as White House spokesman, his ready access to a president who iS< notoriously d:rfi cult for most people to establish close relations with- or understand, even. Armed with a club, Butler has <the Jreputa’tion of a man who doesn’t hesitate to use it. In short, the indications ar? he will step at once into a position of leadership. He won’t bear the leader’s title but it is foreseen that he may dis pute authority with the senator who does, and perhaps do it more or less successfully. Yet he’s a brand-new senator. He didn’t become one by election Even his right to continue being one is questioned. Tn fact, an up start, aS the dignified old-tipers look at it. The prospect of having to knuckle under to him is bitter. L HUOTC H-KXH •. w »jF « r”r ' > Open 1 lam W n , EAMERICUSTIMES . RECORn Wg)SU?.VAI mmimimit 7!24.66!24.78j24|77 ||| ■ ■R / ’123.60123.78123,74 -A a ! MEN’S MANHATTAN ! II ' £ l' a i t s -' * UNDERWEAR I . I | ! LA—JSL V I SWEATER ..-I'J ■ [(anhattan is known the country over I B . ■■■ X ISr their wonderful Shirt Values. The MEN’S WOOL SHIRTS S "! hcst , B [ tanhattar Underwear is made by the | W ,:noney will buy, is ■ 3 a I guaranteed 2 I’j.aki colored. Just the thing for you ' . . _, nf . Wifci W M .uality .-.nd work-.iar.ship with every i! k.. t “ tn j c radley is known the KI M i '»arment.. Note ttsese price.,,. " ‘ ‘ ” t °f their wonderful mereh »X * • < t’ • A- . work that you might have to do. Just , 1 ‘ a 4 H rt* > r i ’ ;o not hesntate one mint 1 I fl” 4 ;! 50 Value* < k CI 7“ nv r ,C ® l ’'“; b ® OH I ‘tamp of approval on then ... , IS fa/Jfafrth 3 S \ diutS .. ».lz l from $3.50 to $7.00 cacn but, during I - q Ip ’!} B i! I A? nn Vol.ir.o Cl 11 oar Pre-Holiday sal* we price them at 3 B OWGaterS | I| - ’ UU VaiUeS | Hie vary low price of only, I $3 50 Sweaters I I i;2-5O Values £1.95 I i $ a Q|- | I MOO Sweaters Z $2.95 » t g | $3.00 \ alues | | $5.00 Sweaters $3,45 1 -msssssTssras yam 'iaife--ga aeaßF is ra IpZ ra M tea. Jmwtk JyZMaMf.--..- t h | | t Here you will find an array of useful, acceptable and tise an article to be just exactly what it is—-if it isn’t - very pretty Christmas gifts. You need have no fear up to the standard we tell you so, and do not insist OP., about quality—you know RYLANDER SHOE CO. your buying. But here in this sale we fully guarantee- vm- QUALITY —we have been in business for many years each and every article to be of the very best quality, ‘ and we couldn’t have stayed in business if we had not and we guarantee you complete satisfaction with f- treated our friends and customers right—-we ad ver- and every purchase. inere are Christmas gifts here for all. Men, Women aid children. It P>ng headquarters, and we want you to meet your friends here, too. would consume a latjge amount of space to list each article separately, If we can be of service to you, please call on us, it’s our delight and ana we wont try to just at this time, but we do welcome you to our pleasure to serve you in any way that will help make your Christnias store, and we hope that you will make this store your Christmas Shop- shopping comfortable and a pleasure. , ’ (j , We Have Used the Hamer I URRY I 4k! ri I ' 'ddß VIK F /a 1 IgTKkjK >j|RKjjWjfc- CHILDREN S ■<' <-WMPUL' [ SHOES | Ukar ■ Colors of tan and black—all sixes, fi /■"* V R AHlintlOtie Xn These remarkable are ® 1W U U-V* U vIJIct ; hJhU our Pre-Holiday Sale' only, ind • \ / J A T\ il •. ffvxy f “ ~Zj"l X \ Drastic that fdß? ™"Z£ 50 .1..’51.9!51 A\\' WrWk Can’t Even Re- v'h« r oS 00 .... $2.19 1 ' .. cognize Forjiler Regular $4.00 d»7 nr ii ‘ n • I' "i Values only | IIT CCS i -- i I Values only tPU.'iD £ IBMBHBtCTWZX fUfc:4a»SKSE Overcoats Styleplus—Stein-Bloch and Society Brand MOTHERS jHMPv. now° OSuiU ...... $16.85 ATTENTION! 00Suto $19.85 Wfe-W? $40.00 Suits Certainly you have heard of these fa- WMAJttJV mous E. & J, Hl-KICK shoes for boys. *IOMF --- they sell rcgularlv for $2.50 ai d $3.50 1 7 ' $50.00 Suits (I*Q C Cft They’re known the country over and " jJ per pair—but as a special we are of- now fcrinor them for the astounding low <CCtC Oft Slliffi F price of only, per pair— A s qIVvF.VV to U. lag | kows tPJO.JV $1.45 Ig W; ’!w 00Suito $39.95 ; ■" Ja Don’t gasp for breath, fellows. It’s the hon- !! \ est to goodness truth. You have only to ’ ;;<;g eome in and see them for yourself. i WOMEN’S SLIPPERS I Needless to say, the womenfolk of Americus and Sumter and adjoining coui>- WX'' ’ fl ti®» have been very liberal with us on their footwear patronage. We wjs. . oKiffin R ly have appreciated this business, too, and we want to shew our appreciation, n Ci best way we know how is to reduce the price on the popular brands ■ that we carry in. stock. .... JB&pzl ®T» u Below we list the former sale price of our enfite slock of WALK-OVER®, F K R I pp EN DOR E-DITTMANS aftd SELBY ladies shoes. Note the reductions, « then come in and share In cur thanksgiving offerings. I $6.90 Values C 4 I£j $3.50 Values 4C Taaaj®. ‘t Reduced to tp4.lt/ Reduced to ’P'Msl* i $7.50 Values CC 4K $9.00 Values Cfi ftt I ' ! Reduced to «Po.‘iv Reduced to ——- B ,-...-- RYLANDER SHOE CO.
