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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-14
APPROPRIATION
DENIED A. Ii.
BY COUNCIL
SAY CITY TREASURY'S EMPTY
Aldermen Make Private Sub.
SCriptiOnS

With arrangements practically COM
pleted for the trip to Washington for
the Inauguration ceremonies on March
4th, the Americus Light Infantry has
failed to secure at the hands of city
council the expected appropriation Of
$100 on the 1912 account, fact which
to an extent rather jeopardizes the
proposed trip. Council had already ap-
propriated $3.50 towards company ex-
penses for the year, and when a COM
mittee from the Light Infantry asked
for $100 additional the request was re-
luctantly denied, the statement being
made that the city has no surplus
funds at this time.
But the soldier boys will scarcely
be denied the privilege of "a trip to
Washington, upon such an auspicious
occasion for the mere lack of 500, II
any like amount Friends will rally
to the rescue and make up that small
sum. When the status of affairs was
made known Mayor M. NJ. Lowrey vol
unteered a substantial cash subscrip-
ton towards making up the sum need
ed, and two or three other public
spirited citizens did likewise, A COM
mittee from the company will make
a canvass today for the remainder
needed.
Americus feels a just pride in its
military company, one of the most eff
cient in the states service and would
not for a moment think Of letting it
remain behind when all other COM
mands of the Second regiment were
going to Washington. That the A. =.
l. will go, too, there is little doubt. 1t
will cost $3.50 or $500 to send the COM
pany of this amount only $1O0 is lack
ing. Let it be subscribed within an
hour, and send the soldier boys upon
their way.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-14
NEAR BLIZZARD ARRIVED
IN AMERICUS YESTERDAY
Little Bit of Hail. Little Bit of Rain and Good Big
Bit of Cold Kept Amercus People Shivering
Raw, Cloudy Unsettled Weather Today.

A near blizzard swooped down on
Americus early yesterday morning,
having grown worse as the day ad-
vanced. During the day there WIS
sleet, this wfntry variant of rain hav-
ing been first noticed here yesterday
about 1870 o'clock in, the afternoon.
The day began yesterday with a raw
disagreeable condition of the weather,
cloudy and unsettled, with chill wind
blowing from the east. Early in the
day the clouds were high, banded,
slate-colored strata that indicated
snow or a similar condition. In the
early afternoon the sleet began and
continued for some time, that being
the nearest thing to snow.
Throughout the day these disagreed
BILE conditions continued, however. 1t
was shivery, penetrating cold that
made everything raw and chilly out of
doors. If the wind had been higher a
typical blizzard would have developed
and made things almos. unbearable.
Especially keenly was uhe weather
felt, following as it did some of the
mildest weather of tn centre winter
Mav # the geathel- Sc who had
been predicting some severe weathei
before the winter ended said: II tolJ
you so!" with great gusto and enjoy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-14
HORNE street
CITIZENS MUST
&C NE ACROSS
CITY WILL NOT RESCIND
Its Demand for Improve.
mGntS There

Divers citizens who own property
along Horne street, which has been
rapidly developing the last year or
two, appeared before the mayor and
board of aldermen at the last meeting
of city council and asked that the ac-
ton of that body in requiring the
property owners along that street TO
curb and pave the sidewalks be res
cinded.
A postponement of the Improvements
was what the Horne street property
owners asked, but they failed to get
even that. When Messrs. Whitley
and Joyner appeared to voice the
demands of the property owners AMI
to ask that the curbing and paving of
the sidewalks be postponed, Alderman
Allen Immediately made objection to
any further postponement of the
work.
Mr.. Allen stated further that it had
been some time since council passed
the ordinance calling for these inn
provements on Horne street, and that
the improvements along the street had
not yet been completed. AS an owner
of property along the street, Md. Allen
said that he objected to any rescind-
ing of the action of council or any
postponing of the work. In this con-
nection he said that he had already
had the Improvements made on tho
property which he owned and that he
did not think it fair for the others
not to be held up to the requirements
made by the city authorities.
BY taking no further action on the
ordinance council refused 30 withdraw
from its former position in the mat
ter.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-14
COROELE Will
PLAY A GAME
With LOCALS
ON The COLLEGE COURT
COrdGIe High to Tackle A. N.
1. Team

This afternoon there will be live
ly basket ball scrimmage between the
Cordele High school team and that 0f
the Third District Agricultural and
Mechanical school. The game will be
played here on the court of the agri
cultural college.
A cordial invitation is extended to
the people of Americus to attend the
game this afternoon, which promises
to be fast and close one. The game
will begin promptly at o'clock. There
will be no admission charged, and ev-
cry one is invited to attend
Some time ago the Agricultural col
lege team went over to Cordele, where
the high school team there gave them
a drubbing. Not severe one, to be
sure, but still a drubbing. Conse-
quently the local team will go into the
fray this afternoon to redeem their
lost laurels.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-14
CONVENTION
HERE CAME
TO A CLOSE
With MEETING LAST Night
Was Successful in Spite OF
Weather

In spite of the unsettled and disa-
greeable weather which characterized
yesterday, the convention of the Sum-
ter County Sunday School association
came to a close here last evening. The
crowds that attended the services
last evening were especially large IN
view of the exceptionally bad weather
which they encountered.
The program as outlined yesterday
was carried out in every feature, hay-
ing been supplemented in part by the
impromptu talks that came in as the
result of questions asked and other
features not on the regular program.
In this way the closing session of the
convention We're made especially help
full.
Sunday school workers in Sumter
county who attended the meetings in
large numbers feel greatly elated over
the success of this the first conven-
ton of its kind which has been held
here. Assurance has been given that
the county organization will be main
tanned in the future on much moro
useful and permanent basis than has
hitherto been true.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-14
Texas Woman Among Killed.
tel.

Nerfolk, Va, Feb. 13.-Mrs. H. w
Holmes, one Of the two American
women killed during the battle IN
Mexico City, was the wife OF Henry
w. Holmes, formerly of Ivor
Southampton county, Virginia, am
formely Miss Strickland, OF San Az
tonic, Texas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-14
NEGRO WAS KNOCKED DOWN
AND HIS COLLAR BONE BROKEN
Falling Tree Was Likewise Smashed In
The Accident.

A negro farm hand on the plantation
of Mayor M. M. Lowrey was the vics
Tim Of an unusual accident yesterday
In cutting down dead tree, it fell up-
on his head, the impact breaking the
tree at the centre, but not injuring
his head In the least, although
fragment of the stump broke the me-
gro's collar bone.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-14

ment. Winter was on it's last legs, "a
it were, and it had to come back" and
make good or be thrown out OF the
weather family as a make-shift and
deceiver.
The forecast indicates warmer
weather for today, which may heln
things out considerably. So after all
the Valentine parties may be pulled
off without the aid of doctor and a
trained nurse.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-14
Fight CONTINUES
IN STREETS OF
CAPITAL CITY
FEDERalS IN BETTER FORM
Madef0 Hopes to Conquer
the Rebels

Mexico City, Feb. 13. - Another
fierce street battle, which was ex-
pected to be decisive, ives begun be
tween federal troops and Diaz rebels
in Mexico City at 8 o'clock this morn
ing. The government forces had the
advantage in numbers, their army to-
falling 1000 men, against the 5000
revolutionists under Felix Diaz.
General Huerta an( President Ma
dero declared they would be surprised
if Diaz and his mutinous army were
not reduced to submission before day
break tomorrow.
The battle opened with heavy firing
by the federal artillery, which had
been strongly reinforced in the night
The rebels occupied the same posi-
tions they held yesterday around the
L. vi. "a,
and from there they replied with a
hot fire.
The population had either deserted
the center of the city or remained
hidden in the houses, as it was impos-
sible to stir on the streets without
running enormous risks.
The federal forces were reinforce
ed last night by detachments of all
arms of the service Meanwhile the
rebels had fortified themselves in
their district, the center of which was
the arsenal.
However they had not increased in
numbers, and the size of the Diaz
army is believed to be only a little
over $500 men.
Most of the federal troops who ar
rived in the night were those COM
manded by General Angeles, which
he had called from Cuernavaca. The
total of these is said to be 1900, and
they brought with them two pieces or
heavy artillery. with much ammuni
tion and stores.
Lieutenant Colonel Barron, who has
conducted dashing campaigns during
the revolution to Michoacan and
Guanjuato arrived yes a small force,
while Colonel Acaranza, another
young officer with a reputation for
brilliant work, came in at the head of
200 federal troops from Vera Cruz.
General Aurelio banquet federal
commander at Toluca, has not yet ar
rived in the capital His absence is
explained by statements that it was
considered best to leave him in the
state of Mexico to check any possible
advance of Zapatistas.
Although from numerous points the
federal troops have been brought into
the city, leaving the Zapatistas prac-
tically without opposition, those rebels
have appeared to have made not COM
bined effort to come to the assistance
of Diaz.
1t has bene broadly limited that in
the last extremity Emilino Zapata
would order his horde of followers
into the capital to the support of
President Madero, rather than to as
sist one bearing the name of the
president whom he fought to over
throw two years ago.
Both sides have good supplies of am
munition, Notwithstanding their re-
lentless use of shot and she'll since
Sunday.
Although each side has characte'-
ized the work of the other in refer
enct to the bombardment of the city
as "barbarous and inhuman," judged
by the laws of civilized warfare, yet
both commanders prepared to sub
ject the city today to an artillery fire
which would inevitably result In con-
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frsoo Gerraoaae suborte, pabrsno Gnrico
bi Wsuona ibrah.
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ibsss. ben bic @rdftn 8trainia GealsTe
ibren greunben aeaeben hattie. I'm bt.
6ausfrdu bate f9 Elm 9reig aebifbet,
unO MOI unterbielt nd aber Elm 8srbres
htn. bas Dor peniaen Saaen berabt nOrs
ben mar.
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fsbsnb ieinen S6ee J6lirfts.
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bon uns oft moroern bic 5anb osreidi
bat
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