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UNION RECORDER, M1LLEDGEVILLE. CA-. MAY 17, l»2t
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ITALY'S FISTIC HERO
A BILL FOR THOUGHT
THE PLACE FOR SPEED
MEDALS FOR FLYERS
Italy’s heavyweight champion is
here. 22 years old. 6 feet 2 inches
tall, weight 235 pounds. Boxing
two and a half years, each of his
ten opponents kindly became un
conscious in four rounds or less.
This descendant of Roman gladi
ators. Umberto Torrino, is artistic,
sings, plays several musical instru
ments and could lecture on Verdi.
He sems to lie the natural, physi
cal and mental opponent for Tun-
Torrino could interest local tal
ent hy offering to revive ‘.he old
Roman boxing with the cestus, a
glove of heavy thongs loaded with
speed. The air, not the ground, is
the place for speeding.
I’r 'sident Coolidge will give med
als to six fliers—three recently ar
rived the French mm, Costes and
Lehrix, and the able Italian the Mar
quis de Pinedo.
He might add one medal for Miss
Junkers, daughter of the man that
made the westward flying airplane,
responsible for the trip’s success.
Through all the excitement she has
kept out of the limelight, and that
deserves a medal.
A German scientist proposes
“one clock for the entire scientific
world.’’ The exact time would be
broadcast throughout the world by
radio. It would be correct within
one-one-hundred-thousandth part of
a second,’’ which seems excessive ac
curacy to the layman.
One ‘master synchronizer’’ would
do the work ofr the whole world.
GRADE PLAYTO
OPEN PROGRAM
(Continued from front page)
Livada Almond, Willie Grtcc Martin.
Hazel Taylor .Bennie Kate Morrison,
Ruth Josey, Eunice Layficld, .Mamie
Frances Franks, Annie Laurie Jones,
Melba Robinson, Catherine Moore,
Gussie May Smith, Myra Mae Bat-
son, Xora Layfield, Jewell Fowlei,
and Mablc Humphrey.
ROSES
Sybil Hawkins, Virginia Josey,
Grace Stembridge, Angie Lou Hart,
Dean Hutchings, Lecie Pritchett,
Frances Morris, Gladys Combs, Jose
phine Janes, Minnie Lou Smith. Er
ma Kate Stanley and Montine Mc-
Murrian.
Bee.
Jack Thornton, Billy Tennille. Bob ,
Davis, Leverett Montgomery, Oscar
Newsom, Charles Davidson, William |
Darden, Linton Holsenbeck, Lewis)
Brannon. Franklin Martin, Joel Ghes- j
ling, Jack Ivey, Owen Silvey.
Mump.
Ruth Holsenbeck, David Buttr, ■
Herman Albert, Simeon Albert,
Imogene English, Myrtis Layfield, i
Lois Mercer, W. S. Harrison, Nora |
Alligood and Eugeni* Adams. i
FORD ROADSTER FOR SALE
If this it the kind el car you want,
better hurry for this one is bound to
go, a dandy good automobile at •
very cheap price. Ride while you
pey plan.
L. N. JORDAN
TW ORIGINAL GENUINE Mon.
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MONTEVALLO COAL MINING Co
nU ..ci.iiv.iy b, fowlF,
FLEMISTER COAL CO. E *'
T.rmip ...a F. W. HmMrtcbM,.
LOST—Tuesday morning in front of
the People'. Hardware Co., or in
lope Style Plus Pockctbook, contain-
lollai
R. W. Ha<
with
pinned to it. four one dollar bills
folded in a pasteboard pocket book;
two dollars in change in a leather
pocketbook. Ten dollar bill marked
and can be identified. Finder re-
turn to Union Recorder office or to
me at People's Hardware Store and
get reward. Mrs. W. B. Wood.
SUMMER VACATION TRIPS
On TRAINS and SHIPS via SAVANNAH
v York. Philadelphii
Jlnvoir and Olhrr Kaairrn
Clilce and Resorts
At Reduced Summer
Excursion Firea
lo New York; Portland. Maine;
Boston: tlaUfas. N. a.
At Reduced
Circle Tour Fares
and Returning Same Route I Going One Way. Reluming Another
Ticket* include meal* and berth on ship.
tlon cheerfully furnished hr our travel expert*, who will plan your trip.
4-oniuli any eg our Agents, or write p
►IIN W. BLOUNT. General Passenger Agent, Savannah. Georgia
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY
"THE RIGHT WAY"
the
• McNnry-Haugen bill is en-1
sticully passed by the Senate.'
are elections coming. The I
will pass i*. also, many that
for it counting on the Prcsi-j
veto to counteract their vote,
t the President will veto the!
probable and that it will be!
over his veto is probable.
far
best minds,"
arming, now approve the bill.
Anything to make the farmers
lore prosperous would be welcome,
ut the Mo-called “farmers bill,” may
farmers when understood.
According to wise tines, the Gov- j
ernment would tell packers at whit'
price they must buy hogs, and tell '
flour men at what price they must I
buy wheat. And the Government
woultl guarantee profits to packers j
nntl flout men. After they had sold .
all the American public would buy,'
at prices much increased of course, I
packers, millers, cottcn men, etc., I
would “dump" the balance in for-1
eign markets at any price obtain-'
able.
And whale
st by dump
pn»i
the
would make up in hard cash taken
from taxpayers, here is an equal
ization plan of doubtful value.
Another feature of the bill would
be complicated bookkeeping and in
spection. involving gigantic arm
ies of additional public servants.
When a packer buys n pig he
changes it into scores of products.
He would report profits and losses
to the Government, and the Gov
ernment would have to investigate
every detail. The prospect of Gov
ernment price-fixing, with guaran
tees and inflation, worries some men
that think.
Racing on the sand at Raytnna
Beach, in his Black Hawk Special
speed car, going more than 200 miles
an hour. Frank Lockhart blew nut a
rear tire. His car bounced 300 feet,
“turned several somersaults" and
landed upside down. Lockhart was
killed.
Thi» unfortunate death of a dar
ing automobile racer i* a warning
to those that indulge in exccet
STOMACH SPELLS
OklahoRu L*djr Civet liter- !
eitiif Account of Leaf
Use of BUck-Druflit
1b Her Hone.
Sagecyah, Okla.—"I have taken
Black-Draught ever since 1 was a
child, and can recommend it as a
splendid medicine for family use,"
says Mrs. Cora Mabcrry. of this
place. “My mother used it, in
bringing up her family, and after
I had a home of my own. I con
tinued to use it. as I thought it
s especially good to give the chll-
Black-Draught. and so when they
got upset with stomach spells, or
were constipated. I gave them
Black-Draught tea.
“If I found that they were tak
ing cold, I was quick to start giving
them Black-Draught, as it helped
them to throw off the impurities
which caused the trouble.
“My children are ail grown now
and have homes of their own. but
1 still keep Black-Draught in the
house and use it myself when I wake
up in the morning feeling dull and
‘hsadachey’. and have a bad taste
In my mouth.
"Black-Draught Is a simple
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!
Here are the prices
that bring crowds of motorists
to our stores!
T HESE prices arc quoted on fresh, new
tires—with all the tough strength and
long mileage that tile Goodrich factories
have put into them.
In Goodrich Silvertowns, yon get the fa
mous hinge-center tread, which has set
new mileage records.
Even Silverlown is Water Cured—tough
ened from inside and outside botii, hy this
process originated by Goodrich.
When you look at these prices, remember
that they are based strictly on "firsts”—no
blemishes —no "seconds." Every lire has
passed the rigid inspection which makes it
worthy of the name of Goodrich.
Tire-wise car owners are buying NOW.
Driie (it omul to one oj these Goodrich Dealers today!
Qwdttyl
L. D. Smith
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