About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1925)
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER 19, 1925 STREET PAVING CONTR ACT LET Waycross Lets Contract tc Atlan ta Concern. Five Miles Streets to Be Paved WAYCROSS, Ga., Nov. 19.—Con tracts for the paving of approxi mately five miles of highway streets ■within the city limits of Waycross were let Wednesday. The McDougal Construction Company of Atlanta, was the successful bidder, their bid on the contracts being $21,600. The specifications for the paving call for a five-inch concrete basis; a ohe and one-half inch binder, and one inch of sheet asphalt. Work on the paving will commence as soon as the necessary machinery and ma terial can be placed here. Approximate! ytwelve of the lead ing construction companies in the South were represented in the bid ding. The city commission held two ; sessions, one in the morning and another in the afternoon at which time the contracts were awarded, specifications are now being pre pared for the paving of a number of additional city blocks, under the baby bond plan. Immediately fol lowing the completion of the speci fication bids for the paving of these streets will be advertised. MISS ISRAEL MAKES GOOD; I Her School Is Awarded Blue Rib bon in School Exhibits at Bleckley Fair i Reports have been received to the j effect that Cary Junior High school, b with Miss Florence Israel, Sumter . county girl as principal, has been awarded the blue ribbon for school exhibits at the Bleckley County Fair. Miss Israel was a graduate of the Americus High school and since her graduation has been teaching as prin cipal in the Bleckley county and Cochran schools. She is receiving the congratulatmns of friends in her work at the school at Cary, and reports from there are to the effect that she is a very ef ficient teacher. DUTCH ANDERSON’S PAL GETS LIFE TERM MUNICE, Ind., Nov. 19.—Charlie ‘‘One Arm” Wolfe, alleged compan ion of Gerald Chapman and the late “Dutch” Anderson, tonight Was found guilty of first degree murder in Delaware county circuit court in connection with the slaying of Men Hance on August 14. The jury rec ommended life imprisonment. U. S. BANKERS LOAN ITALY $100,000,00 NEW YORK, Nov. 19.—A loan of $100,000,000 to the Italian govern ment insuring financial support for the restoration of the gold standard in Italy has been arranged through a group of American banks headed by J. P. Morgan and Company. FLYING SQUADRON TO LECTURE HERE The Flying Squadron Foundation of Indianapolis. Indiana will lecture tonight, tomorrow afternoon and to morrow night at the First Baptist Church. The lecure tonight will be given by Colonel Alfred L. Moudy. prom inent educator of Indiana. His subject will be “The Rock of Lib erty.” Tomorrow afternoon Miss Norma C. Brown wi’l lecture on “Constitu- • tional Government” followed in the evening by Oliver W. Stewart edi- I tor of the National Enquirer of Chi cago who speaks cn law enforcement. k WEE DAYS' , COUGH iSiW ' MlfflML P-r i-t- r! ■. - ..n,l i Ms b ,i<! to serious trouble. You van stop, them now with Cr< omulsion. t n emulsified ircosote that pleasant io take. Creo mulsion is ;i new jn.’dk-al discovery with two-fold r.l'on; it soothes and heal? the inflamed membrane- and in hibits germ growth. Os ;11 known cjcusocb is rec- ; ognized by high medical authorities as I one of the greatest he ding agencies for | persistent coughs and colds and ether forms of throat troubles. 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DUDLEY’S f|PERA HOUSE Ifrl 11 ♦! Last Chance Ott I ■ TONIGHT E -a* - n Ii VE = To see this charming star. TOMORROW AND /Jo f SATURDAY ' r ■I ’ Harry Carey IF Ts k in >* “TIGER THOMPSON” HUB ihi A thriOingn Story of Hard yT Fighting. Quick Shooting, Fast Alice Terry Riding for Love and Hidden Treasure. “THE FIGHTING RANGER’’ and "MOVIE STARS’’ An 8-Reel Program That Just Can’t Be Beaten— That’s What They All Say Following the line of least resist ance gets many a man’s arm around a waistline. Who remembers the nice warm days of last summer when we longed for the nice cool days of this winter? Many a girl who drinks has a couple of parents who won’t even believe she smokes. Judge an auto by its hood and you may be hoodwinked. AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER The following announcement Will be read with interest by many peo ple of Americus, both white and col ored, as Daisy is known to tnany, where she has been a teacher in the colored public schools in this coun ty. Daisy M. Shepherd was quietly married to M. A. Lyons on the 9th of November at her home in the pres ence of her parents, at one o’clock. The Rev. W. J. Williams, pastor of the A. M. E. Church performing the ceremony. .ONLY ONE DAY FRIDAY P|l RYLANDER X A Tirat national < X 9W Stare—Patsy Ruth Miller, Antonio Moreno, Ruth Clifford and David Torrence. Here's a story of marriage that mirrors many married lives. It rises to drama’s greatest heights in moments that'll bring tears to your eye. FRIDAY ONLY—“Riddle Riders,” Comedy Daisy is a good girl and well thought of by colored and white. She was reared at the home of Dr. T. A. Thomas on Taylor street, and has been a teacher in the Public schools in this county, always giving satisfaction in her work. M. A. Lyons is a switchman of Jacksonville, Fla., Terminal, and formerly lived in Macon, Ga. They will live in Jacksonvile. Fla. Displaying no traces of emotion, Mrs. Clara Harcq, above, and her youthful-appearing step-father. Ar- thur Holt, below, went to trial in Waukegan, 111., for the murder of Mrs. Lillian Holt, her mother and his wife. The state charges they were enamoured of one another On trial with them is Albert Harcq, Mrs. Harcq’s husband, who is held to have had knowledge of the alleged plot. Are You Getting Value Received For Your Service, For Your Time, for the Wear and Tear of Your Automobiles and Gas You Burn? Does the Cash and Carry proposition offer you inducements to offset the difference? We venture to say that the prices are practically the same, at both charge and deliver stores and the cash and carry stores. Why not demand a difference, if you do your own delivering. Let us offer you cash prices on some articles for one week, November 21 st, through the following week — Beef Roast 15c and 20c Lb. Beef Steak 20c and 25c Lb Beef Stew 10c Lb Pork Roast 20c, 25c and 30c ÜbU Pork Sausage 30c Lb We heve various other roods—Groceries, Fruits, VegetaJjJe#, Fish Oysters, Poultry, Em. etc., which we will prove to you that you should save the difference when you pay cash, and carry. BRAGG’S MARKET & GROCERY _ ~ PUnelM WHUUHNG COUGH No “cure”—-but helps to re duce paroxysms of coughing. VICKS ▼ VAPORUO Qper 17 MUHuu Jura Uaud PAGE FIVE
