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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-06-02


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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-06-02
OUR PUBLIC FORUM
e. z
Peter RadfOrd
ON THE AMERIcANIsM OF WASHINGTON

In these days when men earnestly inquire wnst uSs
Amercanism H. the Declaration Of Independence ana tns
Constitution of the United States afford consenlen'
touchstons for the citizenship These documents prom
the citizens the rights endowed them by tner
and among these rights are mentioned me- n'e's
the nursut Of happiness It is God-made and not man
made liberty that our government proposes to give '
citizens Our government denies the right TO Greats
liberty or grant special freedom We can only oen.s
and equally distribute them. Thomas Jefferson IN VIII.
ing the Declaration Of Independence so connaent
the unv and atrios of the people that he uses loss
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-06-02

Mr.. Aleck BIackman is visiting
his uncle. Mr.. Hyman Blackman,
a Arkansas.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-06-02
OUR PUBLIC FORUM
Richmond p. Hobson
ON PROHIBITION.

Richmond p Hobson the floor leader e the proAast
don marty in the House. in defending the rssoluoee
favorinG national prohibition, said in para
-S"This question, Mr.. Speaker ansedatae human ~
srv This ouestiou has baed every civtaten that ~
passed through the panorama Of history ID ne :st
eat question in the life history Of the humaa s1se
bined the perpetuty Of any civilisation the oeaee
this resoluton M Speaker. il to establish those eos
sh,s ia compete in - woYd's struggle for commercial
rS ssreufcy: Ale to maintain and Dreeeevc
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-06-02

SCREEN YOUR CIsTERN.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-01
New IPasforI
= PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,

Rev. William Moll Case and Mrs.
Case will be here for the services on
Sunday morning. Mr. Case will de-
liver the sermon and Mrs. Case will
sing. They are on their way to their
new field in Eugene, Oregon. 1t will
be great pleasure to hear both of
them again. -.<rrz
In the evening the pastor will de-
liver stereopticon lecture on "Nomad
Life in Arabia" The slides are beau
tifully hand-colored and were pre-
pared especially for use on The Chica-
go Daily News Lecture Course The
pictures were all taken by the pastor
and his friends while on fifty day
teuf ofssPalestine @aand Northern
Arabia. = They, show the life and cos
tunes of the people today TO be almost
the same. as Mn. the days of abraham.
Mr.. Vance will be dressed in Arab
4 Sunday school begins at 1880 The
CLASSES sate getting Stheirfnew rooms
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-01
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.


The Bible school session ! starts
promptly at 1880 ~o,clock, in our
church. Glasses for all ages are pro-
vided and no one viii find themselves
alone In our school, We have an
earnest corps of teachers who, are
teaching the truth and who will try to
make everyone at home in their class
Supt. Skidmore will be there to greet
YOU and make you at home, Pastor
Dark is always there and be has the
school at heart. The young mems
class invites anyone to come and join
them. Young men of thelicity with
out church home are expressly in
vited to come and be one Of us. We
have dandy young ladies' class Whc
are glad to welcome any strangefsir
the city. Mrs. Dark is the teacher
and will be very glad to see you
Everybody COME Hnext Sunday, Sep
TENDER 3rd, and let's make this Bible
school reach the 200 mark 81 10 An
+, At the regular Ihoprl of worship
1l:30 O'clock, the pastor will take as
his theme, Religion, in4Busihess, lant
Business in Religion, Last Sunday
morning. the pastors sermon was. very
helpful as wei as educational "A good
lcongregated greeted him and the,
were fully repaid for feopming, J Tbs
pastor is trying to manage the church
affairs and to raise finances along the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-01

lines that the Bible teaches and
hopes that the members will cooper
ate with him in this work. He related
several instances OF former pastofates
where this .plani had worked and had
been beautifully blessed. Let us put
our sheulderfto the, load and boost
Our pastor nhis cndeavor to make the
Caldwell Baptist church truly a spirit
ual church. Come out nexa Lords
day morning and greet Pastor Dark in
large numbers and surely he will be
appreciative of the help you are
trying to give. .s .. '..a -'
B. Y. P u. at o'clock. The Young
peoples soclety has awakened and
rs moving on to success The execu-
tive board have sort of stirred things
in the Union and now the members
have taken hold and are now busy
working. We meet each Sunday even
ing at o'clock and the meetings arc
both instructive as we'll as interest
ing. The topic for our consideration
next Sunday evening will be, The
Conservation 4 Of the 5T4oihe! a The
president will lead and he is hoping
for as large a gathering as came over
three weeks ago At that time the at
tendance totaled to 81. Let us swell
the number this time to rs. Our big
conference proved very helpful in
deed. Although the number was not
very large yet the benefit derived
from it wah worth all the work given
to its preparation We are hoping
next year to have still larger one
The evening service next Sunday
will be held in our church. The Union
meetings are over now and each con-
sregation will go back to their own
church. Our service will be in the
nature of a farewell service to those
members who are to leave for school
or for some other thing Of necessity
To those who are to leave the pastor
invites you to be present Come hear
his message on How to Succeed
Surely he with his experience in life
San help you solve some of the hard
problems you may have to confront
this--coming- HON to-.Succeed
will be the theme that the pastor will
use as his message next Sunday event
ing. Let us all come outEso That any
stranger who may perch ahc wander
in will find us at home ready ito woHl
for the, fall campaign. Me invpatioh
is Sent broadcast to EVERYONE to
attend..eim@-@ dt~.v 'issln"X kSs
Prayer meeting on Thursday at 8
o'clock. This will be covena mt i'm eet-
ing and all rmemhers are requested to
be PRESENT. ] (JEt @
You are inyitedgto to- each ,one Lot these
services - 1 ff[~fEl sHs
.0 : F. f. DARK, Mihister
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-01

Attorney H. E. Wallace was in
Boise Wednesday. lr.l .r 7.,f. 0..-~
J. M. Thompson was in Boise
Thursday on legal business. l. -
DR.. c. A.. Philpot was visitor in
the city from Boise, Sunday -
Judge Ed L.Bryan Is expected
home the first of next week.
w. B. Mitchell of Parma was busi
ness visitor in Caldwell Monday.
C..W. Lynde OF Nampa was trans
acting business in Caldwell Tuesday,
Finley Monroe, an attorney of En-
NETT, passed through Caldwell Sun
day. .saG91 uS'f 81
Mr., Cess of Nampa stopped in Cald-
we'll Wednesday on his way to Vale
Oregon. "H.''
Ed Peasley, Of the Peasley Transfer
comapny OF Boise, Idaho, was trans
acting business at the court house
Wednesday. ..i ,........
8 DR., c. M. Mcbride, of New Ply
mouth, was transacting business in
Caldwell Wednesday. -. .Tll, ,..
w. F. Lyon, cashier of the. First
National Bank, departed Saturday for
Salt Lake where he was called on
business matters.
H.. z. Blake, formerly of the firm
ct Botkin & Blake, Visited Caldwell
I'VE dnesdayN mfr. Blake IS nowgrun-
hin g asranchS at Roswell. gs'ApreF
IT you want to see a display Of
stylish, pretty millinery don't fail to
go into NJ d. Gilgan Sarchet's Its
unusually good this season 6l2 Main
St, below Saratoga Hotel.
l.. II. Patton, President Of the
/ board Of Dire stor S of NtheeLittle Will
low lIrig ati On. Ostriet, Hwas in .Gald-
well Tuesday on business connected
with the Little William District. 4
DR.. and MRS u. w gGue returned
Saturday--ftofI coast. points where
they had been visiting for the past
three weeks They also visited
friends at Portland and North
Yakima.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
meet at the home of Mrs, Nv. E.
WoodcockIl = Blaine street September
i, 2:3O p. m. Officers and members
urged to be, present, as there isto be
initiation.
| q F. Epigtt arrived ,iuy elldwell,
from the Mexican border early this
week, following an honorable dis;
charge. Mr.. Ellotts father died al
his, home in = Oregon, IfIs since, his
FsonsS enfistfi On 1. ! sHe leaves IN a day
or two sforyhis illinois home
SsgBoisef Is tohaveca market day. A
rltlmber of business men from Rnis
were in Caldwell Wednesday to i'm
terview Dickens and Milled with ref
erence to how they operated market
day at Caldwell. The success of mar;
ket day is due to Dickens and Miller
through whose push and energy it has
become known far and near.
First, grade hair, switches at the fol.
lowing discount: $5.44 switches $4.25I
$3.50 switches $675; $1,000 switches
$3.50 + AT ths Vogue; Millinery.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-01
GREAT MISSIONARY CONVEN.
ll IEti 4l.}a TON. t0 t .t.a
Beginning Friday Night. September

Beginning Friday Night. September /.
lc Rev. Herrcll, pastor of the BOISE
church, and formerly superintendent
81 the Pittsburg Pennsylvania Dis
'rict, will preach AN evangelistic-
missionary sermon Friday night.
Saturday m orning at $50 there will
BE a devotional and praise service, fol-
lowed by four papers: ,nh"t", 3a''
|. The relation of home missionary
work to foreign missionary work
Rev. Hyeilg 10 2ISAJ YTUa VT
4 2, OThel relation of mission work to
he rescue work-Rev Kendall
o. Rohbing Peter to pay Paul.
Rev. Shaver. ID ylituhuO tGalJ
4. Finances-ReH Tullis, Super.
ntendent OF the Idaho regon Dis
Jrlce.trJ Il lY8Hlh 4uapd nh,.a/ .l-
Rev. Campbell, wife and four chol.
lren. Z lately returned missionaries
from India, will have charge of tho
service Saturday afternoon and will
speak on Foreign Missions from /;
scriptural standpoint. Saturday nigh
Brother Capbell will speak on 'Lhdi;
md Her People, un,<-7rspr .D' n
sunday morning bro! OalnpDell VII
speak on "Work of the Pentecosta
Church of the Nazarene in India"
> Sunday afternoon 800 p m. Siste
Camp bell nfwill, speak on J "Worl
Among the, Women in India Y'i
DoSunday night a great evangelist,
SerViee., 11G gfuthuilrh shI Uaa
sfMf 81 Eaten 'of Calcutta, India, wa
70 have been at this convention, ant
was to have spoken at the Methods
'hurch Sunday AFTERNOON and night
but cannot possibly reach us, SO he
| part OF the program is called off.
Don't forget the place. Pentccosta
Church Of the Nazarene, corner ST.
and Denver Sts., and come.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-01
MISS REDFIELD HAS
QUALIFICATIONS

Ethed E. Redfield of Lewiston, can
didate for the nomination for State
Superintendent of Schools, has had
broad educational preparation and
practical school experience. She is a
graduate of the classical course OF
Albany College, Albany, Oregon, with
the degree of B. A.. and also holds a
degree from the normal course of the
some institution.
Her teaching experience in rural
grade and high schools furnished her
with an eauipm emit that has been val
liable to heras county superintendent
of Nez Perez county, which office she
lis filling for the second term. .SMTe
+ Miss Redfield knows rural school
conditions and is a hard worker. Her
work has won Yfor her both. within
and without the state, the. recognition
fof being one oil. the. foremost and pro-
gressive educators of Idaho. She is
at present first vice president of the
IInland Empire Teachers association
hcomprising the four northwest states,
She hasSthe cordial support Of the
people Of her own county, and her
pppuia rity among all parties was at
tested TO in the, last general election,
when she received a greater plurality
than anyone else in her county and
was one of the few Republicans win
ming out at a time when the Pro
gfessiye party elected most of the Of
Ificials, of the county, ts,t.. E,
The people of the state will do well
/ to- elect her to the position TO which
she aspires.-Gein State Rural tt
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-01
n T01TTT- y n TTTIT 7 TTTIT J y W. y "
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF

A am a candidate forithe 7 Republi-
can nomination for sheriff of Canyon
County. subject to the will of the Re
publican, voters at the primary cleo
tom to be held Tuesday September
S. If nominated and elected / prom.
Use economy in office, efficiency, and
the enforcement Of all lawSG
.,.,,... li.N..j JOHN A., BAKER.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

Lshal Caldwell, Idaho, July 10, 1910
Tovthe Voters of Canyon County, y
IL hereby announce my candidacy
for the namination for the, Office oil
Prosecuting Attorney of ~ Canyon
County on the Republican ticket at
the foEtheoni9g primary "A and submit
my ability and .experiepee, as a. prac-
ticipg attorney 10 ne (, .ers Of Carr
yon ,foui,ty il support OF my can
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-01
GREATER TIRE MILEAGE

Frequent use of our Sunday and
Week END rates will add many miles
10 the life of your auto tires. 1t makes
A nice change, too, Ask about our
cheap excursions. Agent o. S. L.
R. RICO, ,rHu re 2d b1ttJ luH 818-25
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-01
ANNOUNCEMENT.

I am a candidate for state senator
on the Republican ticket subject to
the action of the Republican voters
at the primary election to be held
Tuesday, September 5th. H..
., ."-'a' ~ M. M. BAKER,
Adv. ''''s't Nampa, Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-01

decorated and will be glad to make
you welcome. PHI. ,,r.,H .a.a b.
Junior Endcavor at $50 and Senior
Endeavor at ZOO. The Senior meet
ings during September will be in
charge of the Westminster Guild ..
tI WILLIAM +. VANCE, Pastor.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-01
1891
a ANNOUNCEMENT

WE'D. Potter Of NaInpa announces
his candidacy for, the nomination as
county representative in the state leg
islature OH the Republican ticket
y5iIsV uBbroJ morn sos7SAlS-9-l
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-01
FOR STATE SENATOR

| hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the nomination Of senator
subject to the will Of the Republicans
at the primary election. '''' ''''i I" =.
''' w. ha JOHN H, NORRIS. ~
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-01
cANDIADTE FOR ASSESSOR

! announ1e myself candidate for
the nomination of assessor of Canyon
County subject to the action, Of the
N'p"'"NA WV ". E. BABcoCK,
'"3''. ~ [' n.',, .. - - 72Stf
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-01

sl. They'll be Glad to see You'll &
Half fare excursions every Sunday
Also low rates, Saturdays to Mon
days. See o. S. l.. Agents for details.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-01

LAD S. S4-S25
Ernest Noble of Boise was a Cald-
wsllVisitprsFridsy. N ~ ~
FFraders Day Specials at tho Vogue
Millinery. All hate at discount.
Peaches for all,comers after Sep
TENDER Sth 4ss g ". Eoilins, Sunny
Slope. 91-98
Sheriff sEmmitt gPfostg of Ada
county Eas an Official eff visitor In Cald-
q, Every loaf has the label, Electric
Bakery! See that the loaf you get
carries the brand. ol6-23
Wear a made to measure NJ Bone
Eofsetl for comfort and health and
style. Room p. Union Block. 8-18-oS
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McCon-
naaghey- have~returned-f from ,the-east.
They visited relatives in Missouri
J. NJ. Lewis, mspager Sof the
Motrltsh Sta tes 4 Eeiep graphs & Tele-
ponevCo., MasAaEBoise visitor Satur-
day. -
| If you dontgneed your IF ord rear
and you need 4 house, lsee. Fred Nor
bus, the contractor. He needs the car.
Phone 443 w. ol-tf
| A eanplete aim of thesbeaatiful new
mode1sF rpnt4 IaGs C. C. Gorsets at
70 per1aehtsoff, .kTraders bay only
Vogue Millinery.
| Adam Blaskstoeka of Enterprise left
Monday for Salt Lake CITY toFattend
the national convention Of the Wool
Growers association.
Mr. and Mrs H. ]. Zeh returned
Saturday from Yellowstone National
Park and Salt Lake, which-city they
visited after touring tht park. /
MISC sasarfi Ames fefti Friday for
her home at Dubois, Idaho, after quite
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Demo
| HIGI Btand tof hyette ~ tenn Or
arily employed in the county record
er's office. He is extending the as
sessment rolls under the supervision
pf Deputy Recorder Howard SMELL ri
| If you want to see display of
stylish, pretty millinery don't fail to
go into NJ. E. Gilgan- Sarchet's It's
s1as S21oa FsSa tSa wy
| Wilder IA, become, WiIdelal Off
eialiy. The new post Office 4 IS 50 desig-
hated and will so remain until the
people of that section can get action
on the postoffice department. Mr.
Charles T. Burton has been made
postmaster and as nov 'transacting
p" Mr' .sssiaJiaF.4' !. ef4odp&ia, and
daughter, Miss Pauline, have returned
DaKota, and VIII make their home in
former residents of Caldwell and the
many friends of the family are pleased
to see them here again.
MissA1ice Reed has returned to her
home att Payette. after "a pleasant
visit with ,friends in Caldwell. Miss
Reed was a teacher in the Caldwell
High School 1ast year. She has &C
ceptedg the appointmen as mission
airy teacher In China and will leave for
her mission field this month.
Mrsa Mary CsS Bufkland has filed
suit agalnst Theodore Lemart Burk-
land. The apers were immediately
withdraWn from the files. It is the
belief 1hat the action is for. divorce.
Mr.. Burkiahd was formerly banker
at Nan1pa ffs sold his interests in
the Nampa bank some time ago and
moved 10 hieasq where he now re-
sides. S.. So r. = ~ "a NJ
A o,nEd scrns.,d AZ Caldwell ,people
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didacy and Twill appreciate your help
and votes. lover bGE t5YtHA dfiw EuTo3
t b 20 ul5 ni,% JOHN J,3PLOWHEAR.
sEN HnsdloH :. g2giea aIia "afl471l
ANNOUNCEMENT

G7T; Moore of Nampa announces
himself. a candidate for County Com
decision of the Democratic voters at
the coming primary election. !. He
stands for economy and efficiency in
all county offices. +"'" SIS o-3
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-01
:" CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Sunday school at 1880 a!1h. Morning
services II 30ag mr. EVEN 81 service
8 pJ,m.n sAi d'lw ahngiy D
-lnog royDti New IPastorlg
Rev. Francis L. Cook iof, Val&. Ore
goa, has "a csepted the pastora te of the
Christian church and expects toabegin
hishworka ino this place next sSu nday,
Septembers3rd 1.-The Christian people
have been without a pastor for over a
year, and in cooperation with Rev.
Cook are planning for a! Seas Rsspf re-
newed activities along all lines;
,Eyeryonesis cordially invited to the
regular services. &
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-01

IA complete line Of the beautiful new
model Front Lace J. c. c. Corsets at
20 per cent off, Traders Day only,
Vogue Millinery -. I }.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-01
3TT7V7'T1 1000
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
ney to Loan, A. |. Myers

Money to Loan. A. l. Myers
For correct time phone 400 l7ti
Sec TASK Demo about well drilling.
-,.7 lot gIg5ih~ =. ''Dl -. IS
For State Auditor. L. l.. Folsom,
ri1ttugoH ,dl F.. aa... ..r .., Pc. 6l6
Two Ice Cream Cones a Niekle at
Dads. 84-825
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Ernest Noble of Boise was Cald-
rysllWisi.preFridsys IL ~ ~
, Traders Day Specials at the Vogue
Millinery All hate at a discount
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-26

Knight; H. d. Webb, Triton Lodge,
Lecturing knight; Jos, S. Watkins,
Augusta Lodge, Loyal Knight; Clayton
Robinson, Milledgevine Lodge, Es-
quire; Albert Dunn, Atlanta Lodge,
organist; H, Hengeveldt, Waycrose
lodge Thantopsis; T. Il, Lamar, Au-
gusta Lodge, Inner Guard.
Sp, m.-Roller Skating Tournament
in street, block on Jackson street be
tween Forsyth and Lamar, to be park
ed in and seats built on same. All
skates free on street while skating.
IL p. m.-Grand Street HALL. Queen
of Convention and her maids with the
sponsors and their maids aud their es-
corts, will lead the grand march
Jackson street block.
Second Days Session Morning, April
IS Business Session.
II a. m.-Calling of Convention to
order by State President, Hon. ]. u.
T. Bowden, of Wayeross, Ga.
Business OF the Convention.
Report of Elks Lodges over the
state of Georgia
Election of officers for ensuing year
Selection of place for holding Con
vention 1917.
New business for the good of the
Order.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-26
THE OFFICIAL PROGRAM FOR THE ELKS
STATE CONVENTION PROVIDES DOlNGS
FOR EVERY MINUTE OF THEIR STAY
The Convention Viii Open Thursday Morning The Business Sessions Be
in Opera House-Every Details in Program

lI;45 a, m.--Weleome address on be
half Of the Americas Lodge of Elks
No, 752, b p. o, e., W. A, Dodson,
I2-Response on behalf Of the state
officers Elks' Convention, Walter p
Andrews, of Atlanta, Ga,
1890 p. m,-Response in behalf OF
the Elks Of Georgia, John w. Bales,
Rome, Ca,
l p. m.-Barbecue dinner at Barbe-
cue Club grounds, Glessner street,
Train will leave over the seaboard
Air Line Railway from their depot at
Jackson street,
10 a. m,-Special game of baseball
for visitors, Auburn VS., Mercer, at
Americas Baseball Park, foot Lamar
street.
Afternoon SeSSi0n-April %.
5 p. m-Ball game at Americas
Bali Park foot of Lamar street, Mer-
Ger VS.. Auburn.
4;30 D. m.--Automobile ride over
the city by the Ladies' Reception
Committee for the visiting sponsors
and maids and other ladies, Ladies'
to meet at Chamber of Commerce.
p. m,-Reception to sponsors and
maids of visiting Elk Lodges, by the
Queen of the Convention and her
maids, at Windsor Hotel parlors.
Grand concert by Jennings Moultrie
Band during reception.
1880 p. m.-5rand ceremonial in
full regalia at Carnegie Library, Jack
son street Work to be put on by state
officers. officers in charge of cerem-
orial: John r. Gleason, Savannah
Lodge, Exalted Ruler; John w. Bale.
Rome Lodge, Esteemed Leading
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-26

The official program for the Elks'
convention, meeting in Americas on
Al'ril 27th and 2Sth, affords something
all the time. The committee on ar
engagements is c. H. Burke, general
chairman; E. H. Lyman, secretary; i.
j Kalmon, DR.. H. B. Allen and Rees
+ Horton.
The program is:
Morning, April 27-BuSiness Session
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-26

II a, m-Calling the convention to
order in Opera House by the State
President, J e. T. Bowden. of Way
cross, Ga.
ll;15 a, m.-Welcome address in be-
half of the citizens of Americas, Mayor
Lee G. Council.
1850 a. m.-Welcome address on
behalf of the business men of Ameri-
Gus, e. A. Nisbet.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-26

The people whose advertisements
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-26

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