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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-06

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nGmlih ben 9rurbitod fir eineu
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bloc 9riinbun1 zines ShpeIternz
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8iutoniiisn 6oIpitul thdtiqen S6ipes
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tuill MN birh ben 8a5ar am heu-
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cleus fir ben nDthiaen Spnbs ihaf.
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fir ben Qntauf zines fir ben 3tpef
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autpeit bonn 6oipital aeIseener Giz
aenthurstompleres aethdn tperben. Qn
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bes DeutIhen Iiatoniiien 6oTpitdIs
.raeht bdher Die brinaenoe GinLoounq,
ben Bazaar am Sumitua su beTuhen
unb ihr Sherflein fir Die quite Sade
beisufteuern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-06

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Strabt.
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W. WrMiden Ane.
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Gtr1be.
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mono Str.
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alpe.
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lRntb R. Sobxfon. "A. 378s Clifton
4pt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-06

leute burb 8. s. grtce, bic CONNER
eial ahociotiOn bur6 9tbert Morss
bah, Der 5abrituntentlub ourh D. s..
Robertfon, Observation-Disclosures bard
8. 6. Wtdtber, bic Sanoelstammsr
bur4 o. M. Srssr unb +. Ui. 9ens
tbatD, bic 3eceipers' anb Clippers
4fociation our6 3. :. Oulpebsr. W.
S. Jreiber9 unb G.R. 6oufton uno bic
8utf6en 5a6rttanten Dur1 6. 90.
Sbiplen.
Die Suobahn Sruftees tperben
ii6 nit bem Guta6ten bes 6srrn 5oft
in ibrer 8erTammlung om Montug fez
fafien. Die Clippers 2tfociation 6ut
ii6 nod ni6t euti6ieoen, mas fie in
Der angelegenbeit fernerbin gu tsun
qeoenft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-06
SefIer lit es, iuean Sic Die refine
Gfeu5 Weutbo-2areue erbaltcn
- SdJiist 8elo amo 8es
innobeit.

2eute fueI6e ogddc bod eeIb" babeH, tpcrs
oen oermut6ut oiefen Jtatb ntdt fdodsen
2teies lit fit pen qeier. melcer ben g8ertb
eiHes ieoeH Stint GeutsStiideS Iennt uno ees
lpbbntb erfpnrt es 40--10o 6iinfceHf 5tiide
oenieuiaen peLbe iHformirt fnb Weot6iu
troptenipetle su fauieu IoItet mebr ais ,penH
Sie h einen qroBeH Borratb ieibit beritelen.
28eHn Gle aerpo6nIidbe 4ateutmebi5tneu .auieu,
70 beoeHtet bas, baB Gle 8u oieI fir Gurnpe,
Storfe sSIaobeH. @tifetteu 6artoHe etc. be3dbs
len. g9enH Gle sum 8etipieI cine 25 Gent
fSaiobe 6liteumebi8tH eiHiaufen 70 eHtbdIt eies
felbe unaeidbr Stpei lH3en, bon oeHeu bier
iSGnftel SGruD lit -. uno iiir 25 Gents t0nneH
Sie etHe babe Saaoue Gurllp beriteuen
geim 6erfteuen Der GeutbosqareRe Mteisin
8u SauIe, erfpareu Gle eIne Dleuge 6eio an
Sprup aQein uHo rpiiien auberbem, oas er
tbaiirdftig, retH uuto bon i1neaer geirfuHa
it, Gaiier Gle ms bepeiien, baB Die bette uuo
btaieite grt I'm 6ufteu. Sr!dltungen aatarrb
81 bertreiben uHo pneumonia 5tpbtertfis. la
tSrppe Su oerbutcH, narin 0eite6t Dieieu ietneu
droBeU 8orrat6 an WlcoiBin elbIt bersuite1eH,
inbem man etr babies 8int fo6eHoeu g3aiiers
nit einem Bint oranuirten 8udeRs uiidbi
Iunr fauieH Sie oas refine fenBenirirte DieHs
tbo=Gnrene tetHe 2i% uH5eH 5Iaioe) cntIeereu
fte iH eiHe 8iHtflnidbe ODER lopf uno fiiIen
Iie nit benz Sprup auf MnfueiiunGeu nit ieaer
5iaicbe geben al, ipie e5 ber8uiteQen uub eins
Banebmen 1T, iudbreno bic 5abritanten sarans
tirer, oas @elo 5urid8ugeben an ieben nicDt
8uirebensciteuteu Aduier. Gle BADEN fein His
iifo lrab boben enc Weoisin on Sdno. tpeIthe
r1i6t ibre6gleiobeu bat ge9en @ridItuneen SlIs
item, 8rondtis aatarrh, peiferfeit etc Seiae
a6iiihrcnoe TSirtuHa bift Dem Gan5en Geilem
8u. eiuer geiuHoeu @ruroLagc urtb oesbaIb los
gift perbitet oaB berbdusuibboIe Sranfbeiteu
ciHcn aefI6rtiten 8uuft erreiner
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-06

nod nif)t gefaBt, aber Die idnmtlihen
Wtitglieoer qaben 81 perIteben, oaB lie
fiir bic Grbnbrng oes 3tnsiuBes itIu,'
men niiroen.
Gieies miro in Der Sisung am
tontmcnoen tSreitag geiheben. oen
bis habin nuroe auf Iniuden oes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Die 2lngelegen-
heit 3urllfgelegt, oa befanutlih Der
8erein cine observation-disclosures
inter ieineH Ntitalie0eru be5iigIitD
Der llniperiitdtsbonoS ooruinrnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-06
Seutid,er Sehreruereim.

Se1lte g}admittoq 1913 llhr bdit Der
TeltidJe 2ebrerperein cine 8erianun-
lung in Der %. GiitriftfhuIe III
GorrDpiQe ab. 0err 0berlebrer vi.
dlar0 9udlers miro elnen 8ortrag
iiber 2enau's 0ittln9en bulten uitb
5rl. Gnna @eitler miro eiiltge
Shmann'ife aDupoiitionen auf
DEM alapier nortragen sIuBerbem
itebt cine pidtige @eiddftsoerianml.
lung auf Dem 8rogramm ltno nad}
hieier lit ein geriithIi,hes 9eiiam-
meuiein in Ser gtoro GinctnnatiSurn-
hale aeplant.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-06
Oetmrtem.

Gotpin nn6 Wanme Ueoeaer, SIC
Soptins StraBe, Wdod)en.
2nrrp uno Selen 9arfs, 1888
2ofiano ape., Maod)en
elmer linb 5Iorenee 8oroen6ers.
4719 @aro Strabe, Wt1bhen.
Ssseiie unb Gqa 8iliter, 431t ge.
raro Ape., Uiaof)en.
@iliam uub Soniie Miler, 1885
8lne StraBe, arabe.
1ranf ino ssennie Malfenballer.
431 2omrel Strabe, ardbe.
Oscar uno Sucile 5rep, 17f5
Setpitt ape., Wdofen.
SGbn uHo aima Nopperer, 1912
Queen Gitp ABE, Waoden.
albsrt uno Sophie Soppe, 2027
Sarriion ape., ana6e.
esoiepb nnb Alma 8rennen, 2303
Stenton Strabe, anabe.
sSreoerid unb Grace Stidle, 2242
Mheeler Strabe, Wabden.
9ltberf uno siurarba aynianoe, 203
Stetion Strnse. anabe.
2ouis ilno Sopbie Speier. 3dpton.
ssp., auabe.
stonifaI,tin uno Sophia gospfie-
suieeS. 3it 8ierBebnie StraBe, annbe.
@iIlinm uno anna Soiimann,
1870 Queen Gitp 4pe.. Wabden.
sSrnnf unb Gttilia Meigano. 1888
Queen Gitu Gitp slpe., Wsa6hen.
Ytnthins mnb Yauline Rust, so
Dit RcYaiden ape. WmoheH.
NaIter uno Rabel G1ualo, 1864
Raoe StraBe, anabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-06
Spppeltc 9arambulaae.

Sn Der 4. nabs Race StruBe fubr
Elm Waggou Der Gait Gno Strabens
babnljrie BON binten in ben @agen
pon Wiuiam glart binetn. Sisrs
bur6 fpuroe Der Wagen porpGrts ee=
Thobeu, mas CUR 8olge bate, baB
iih Die 3angen bes Sheerbaumes BON
binten in oas Iuto BON gIapton 2ds
Itetter, bon go. 1856 Iirritb gps.
einhohrten. Das 2(utp allein purhe
ftarf beIadbigt, bod niemano BEL benz
llnfall oerleBt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-06
Der Geutrai6a6n6of.
Der 8niinef Wen's Club iuia nnu.
mebr eingreifen.

Der alub ilnb Die 6anbelsfonmer
fuoIleu Die Giienbabnen iiir bos
Groieft 5n gefpinnen iuAen. 8i5es
Vrdiioent Weefmon BON Der Union
Tepot ano TerminaI 60. nil benz
gnlineB Men's Club Den sSreibrief
iibertragen. 3ie 8eieaibait
mnd)t per5peifelte geril,de, Inn
ibren sSreibriei 81 retten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-06
&crmiet.

Nus tbrer Wpbnung, go. 2739
Columbia apeuue, piro bic IL Sabre
olte @loops GrueB permiBt. Das mdb=
hen bate tbrer W}utter einsu 3etteI
binterIafen, uuf peIheu fie mtttbil-
te, bab fie nit ibrem 8ater, pelher
eeIdieOen lit. fortsegangsn iei, Der
Batter Gus. Grueb, nel6er Sano>
lungsreifsnoer 1T, foil anseblit i'm
SapIin 6otel pobnsn. Gs iteQte lid,
BEL Der Rahforfhuug beraus, bab
Grueb bort betaunt. aber uita ppbns
bait lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-06
Guans. Erpt. ct Ranlus 6emeinoe.
laitor u. 9femer15.

Scutc Hahmittag lmo g6ero per-
anitaItet Ser 9t1bperein in ben Conn.
taqid)ulrdumeu etnen ,Ghriitn,oS
Sole ono Sunheon" uno iino aae
Rit8Iieoer uno 1Sreunbe Der 8eueiu.
DC ber3lih etnqelaoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-06

alIsemeinen Elm sntes 3eugnib ausz
ssft.It purbe, lieb Der &i9tsr 9naoe
tpalten, unb perbdnste bic ansegebene
Strafe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-06
WtentDo.
Sare,te
1T gut.

apotbefer benten 10, neil cine csla.
idDe, iueld)e eiu asint aasmaht, ei-
ner Camille bic gan5e Saiiun
binOnrfD bnncrf nno jebcS
Spfer Der GrfdltnnG Sn.
items uub &atarrb ihaea
betlt.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-09-28
PANIC CREATED
BY UNDERWOOD'S
COTTON MEASURE
BREAK IN PRICES RESULTED
Measure Not Understood at
The Moment

New York, Sept. 27.-The cotton
trade here was thrown into almost Ii
panicky condition today by an un-
favorable construction of Washington
dispatches relative to the cotton flu
lures tax provision introduced by
Representative Underwood. The dis
patches did not reach the trade until
after the close of the market, which
had made new high records this moru-
ing on an excited general buying move
ment and many traders had already
left the exchange.
Remaining operators, however, be-
gan to liquidate their cotton private
ly and it was rumored that January
sold $100 a bale under the official
closing figures.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-09-28
DRESS MODES AS SHOWN
in MOVING PICTURES
PinkStOn Co. viii Thus Enter.
tain the Ladies

OF general interest to the ladies OF
Americus and vicinity will be the
Fashion Reception" at the Opera
House next Wednesday evening, wheh
the Pinkston Co. will, in motion pie
lures, portray the latest fads and fash
ions in womens fall costumes. The til
tie of the film is Mrs. Carter WORTH
ington's Dilemma" 1t portrays in an
interesting and fascinating way the
difficulties that women encounter in
their efforts to procure costumes,
gowns and tailored suits that meet the
approval of those who know style, fit
and tailoring During the costume pa
geant there will be introduced the
styles of dress worn by our grand
mothers a century ago Tickets will be
given, free, to the ladies at the store of
the Pinkston Co., and all are invited TO
come and be supplied. No money will
be taken at the door, and admission
will be by ticket only.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-09-28
Prize HOG Brings
PRICE OF ORDINARY
RAzORBACK PORKER

Atlanta, Sept 27.-Because Premier
Longfellow's Rival, the most famous
prize hog in the world, was travelling
incognito the day he was killed in a
railroad wreck, it appears that the un-
happy owner of the distinguished pork
er may be able to collect only $40, fo:
the killing though the hog was said to
be worth $4,000.
]. d. B. DeBow, of Nashville, owner
of the hog, got verdict in the Fulton
court for $4,000, when the case went
to trial here short time ago, but the
attorneys appealed for new trial and
got it on the ground that when the hog
was shipped It was valued on the bill
of lading simply at $40, or the value Of
a common, ordinary hog.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-09-28
man IS FIRST TO Be
Arrested UNDER new
LAW BANNING GOSSIP
Women Not Only Ones Who
Swap Scandal

Marinette, Wis, Sept 27.-People
Will tell you that one of the pastimes
dearest to the feminine heart is that
OF hanging over a neighbours back
fence and swapping mean remarks n
low scandalized tones about some mu-
'ual friend. That may be all true,
but
The first person arrested in Wiscon-
sin under the new anti-gossip Law
was man.
His name is Peter Pesoski. A po-
lIceman says that he caught Pesoski
yesterday in the act of peddling some
gerry fine morsels of local scandal. The
copper retrieved few of these merely
ior evidence and pulled Pesoski.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-09-28
BEAUTIFUL Girl In
TRANCE STROLLS ALONG
ROAD In BAREFEET

Atlanta, Sept. PA beautiful young
woman with bare and bleeding feet,
her clothes half torn from her body
nd vacant stare in her eyes was seen
by an amazed county policeman on
McDonough Road late yesterday after
noon, walking along a narrow ledge
at the Entrenchment Creek Dam.
She was walking with her eyes lifted
toward the sky; a single mis-step
would have sent her to death hundred
feet below. Not daring to call to her
the policeman waited until she. had
completed the perilous journey and
then accosted her. He soon saw that
the young woman was delirious and
apparently suffering from fever, He
took her to a neighboring farmhouse
and telephoned for the police patrol
At police headquarters it was found
that the young woman was Miss Alice
Palmer, daughter of prominent and
wealthy Georgia family, who had dis
appeared from the residence where she
was visiting, 1O9 South Moreland Ave
nue. two days before.
While suffering from the delirum OF
a sudden fever, it appears, she wander
ed away from the house and afterWard
walked six or eight miles, barefooted,
in complete trance.
When she came to herself at pollc9
station her greatest concern was for a
shepard dog, a pet which she remem-
bers accompanied her when she set out
on the strange walk, and which was
NOT with her when she was found. Miss
Palmer's relatives have been notified
and are on their way to Atlanta.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-09-28
FAST AMERICUS
CHURCH EDIFICE
WILL BE MOVED
TO SITE ON FORSYTH STREET
Other Changes in That POr'
tion of the City

st Paul's Methodist church, East
Americus, is shortly to occupy another
site a quarter mile from its present To-
cation at the corner of Lamar at Mayo
streets, a beautiful building lot on
Forsyth and Rees streets, one block
west of Oakgrove cemetery, having been
giyen by Mr.. Crawford Wheatley in ex-
change for the present church lot.
The proposed exchange has been sat
isfactorily completed, and the chur n
building, in it's new and desirable To-
cation, will be made even more at
tractive and comfortable than at pres
ent. 1t will be much nearer the cen
ter of population and the exchange, it
is believed. is in every respect a desir-
able one.
Mr.. Wheatley, it is understood, viii
supervise the work of removing the
building to the new location on Forsyth
street.
In addition to removing the church
edifce, Mr.. Wheatley, who quite re-
Gently purchased the triangular tract
Immediately opposite the church, witt
convert it into a pretty public park,
which will prove an attractive addition
to East Americus, as it will be made,
indeed, beauty spot in nature.
The rapid completion of the hani-
some new East Americus school build
ing also adds to the attractiveness of
that favored portion of Americus. This
building is of brick, and will be mod
ern in all Of it's appointments.
1t is understood that Mr.. Wheatlev
will, at an early date, put into effect the
plans he has prepared for very hand
some mansion, costing $4,000, AMI
which is designed as model home for
himself. This fine residence will oc-
cupy the grounds of the old Jacks N
residence, one of the handsome homes
of ante-bellum days here
There is no more beautiful suburb
mere than East Americus, and many
substantial improvements will go fora
ward there with the completion Of
Crawford avenue to the heart of it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-09-28

at that point, the prevailing price is to
be established by securing the gen
eral average in five other spot cot
ton markets and these markets are
restricted to place that shall be de.
signated as bona fide markets by the
secretary of agriculture.
Representative Underwood said to-
day that when the tariff conference
report is taken up in the house Mon
day or Tuesday, he will offer the
Smith-Lever cotton futures tax plan
as an amendment. Senator Simmons
later said he did not expect the sen
ate to change its attitude or to ac-
cept the compromise, in which case
the entire futures tax probably would
be dropped out.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-09-28
WENT CHEERILY To JAIL
In DEFIANCE OF JUDGE
Half Hundred People Thus
Imprisoned

Seattle, Wash, Sept. 27.-Forty y-one
persons are now in Jail here, most o.
them voluntarily, because of signing
a resolution defying Superior Judge
John E. Humphries' anti-street speak
ing injunction.
-Four deputy sheriffs are now here
to take you all to JAIL" announced an
orator at a socialist mass meeting on
last night. ANY who signed the reso-
luton may come forward and be ar
rested. Those who desire may wait
until tomorrow
Several responded to the invitation
and were followed to Jail by so large
g crowd that the deputies became con-
fused.
"Those who were arrested please
step inside" said one of the officers
finally and nine persons went in and
were locked up. A man and wo'
man with two babies, who said that
they were going to Jail could not get
themselves arrested.
"You beat it home" ordered an OF
ficer, showing them out of the line.
eve don't want you in Jail tonight
Come around tomorrow"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-09-28
AMERICUS HIGH
WILL PLAY LAKIER
HIGH ON SATURDAY

The football season will open for
Americus next Saturday when the lo-
cal High school boys journey to Ma
con to play the Lanier High school Df
that city. Coach Reeve will announce
his lineup early next week.
The home boys have been hard At
work during the past two weeks under
tine tutelage of Coaches Reeve and
Jones. They are developing into y
speedy bunch and are doping out u
victory against the Macon eleven.
The Americus team will be lighter
than last years bunch, but the coaches
are hoping to develop speedy bunch
that will be able to take advantage of
the new style of playing. Several OF
last years squad are showing up weil
in the scrimmage every afternoon.
The remainder of the schedule will
be announced at later date Among
other teams that the High school boys
will play are the Aggie, Norman Park,
Warrenton and Columbus.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-09-28
BULLOCK YOUNG Man IS
SHOT DEAD BESIDE ROAD

Statesboro, Sept. 27-An automobile
party passing through the lower sec
tion of this county this morning found
James Davis, son of Obediah Davis, ly-
ing at the roadside, cold and dead.
He is believed to have been shot
from ambush, and officers from this
place are now investigating the case.
Ordinary Cone received telephone
message from responsible parties in
that section asking him to send the
coroner and sheriff there right awag,
and they left soon afterwards, They
have not talked any of the case since.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-09-28
COTTON BR OUGHT TO AMER|CUS
DURING WEEK WORTH $191 900
Cotton Bales and Excellent Prices for the Staple Bring
About Period Of Prosperity Not Kn0wn in Several
Years. More Than l2,OOO Bales Marketed Here
Already and for the Greater Part, Sold at Excellent
Prices

King cotton and prosperity came
hand in hand to Americus yesterday in
the receipt at local warehouses of
nearly one thousand bales, or 9S5
bales, accurate count. For the two
days, Friday and Saturday, the COM
bined receipts were 1926 bales, while
for the week ending last night the ag-
gregated receipts here were 2730 bales
Estimating the value at $40 per bale
the weeks receipts along brought
$191 900 to Americus in the sale Of
cotton. But Americus has received
total of 1855 bales, and the value
of this, even at $50 per bale, is near
three-quarters of million dollars.
Farmers are not holding cotton but
are selling it as fast as marketed and
applying the proceeds to the cancella-
ton of their notes and other obliga-
tions and in making necessary pur-
chases. Less than one-third of the
crop of Sumter county has yet been
marketed, and the march of king COZ
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-09-28
TUESDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTH
is. "GET TOGETHER DAY" HERE
The Local Chamber Of Commerce is Preparing a Love
Feast For Every Citizen Of the Town. Prominent
Speakers Will Deliver Addresses at the Courthouse
That Night,-.An Old Fashioned Barbecue viii Be
Served at the Same Time Music With Your Meal"

An old-fashioned Methodist love
feast will have nothing on the celebr l.
ton that the local Chamber of Com
merce is planning to pull off on the
night of October Z. 1t has been decided
to have a general "get-together-meeJ
ing" on that night, and preparations
are underway for big occasion.
The county courthouse will be the
scene of the festivities and the curtain
will be rung up at 5 o'clock sharp. The
first attraction on the all star bill will
be a genuine ante-bellum barbecue.
Every citizen Of Americus and visitors
to the city are invited to attend.
While the meeting will have for its
main purpose to instill those present
with optimism and to convert the few
knockers of the town into boosters,
still there will be a serious side to
the occasion. Invitations have been
sent out to noted speakers of the state