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The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1919-10-17

The wooden statue of Hindenburg
is to be demolished The legend
of his invulnerability has already
passed
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1919-10-17

In life, s journey, as in aviation,
no matter how far above the earth
you get, you have to lamb some
day.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1919-10-17

Any way the American admiral |.
off Dalmatian coast is maintaining
"a she was expected to do
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02

Keepers finalmente obtuvo 40 acres.
La ciudad Incorporate de Gallup
ochpa parte de Ia secci0n v tftulo de
Iesta ha pasado antes de la cesi0n al
estado 81 n De JUNO, 1898.
Esta venta es de interea particular
pof su v.alor como tefreno de propie-
dad de ciuiad Incorporate. Sc ofre'
pe de venta en- este tempo por necel
NitarHe ell terreno para cuidar la base
Isde Gallnp. Otro ~lnteresante asuntc
sobre 81 particular es el que intrusos
han construido muchos edificios en- q
terreno desde que 81 estado 10 obtu-
40. El estado vendera FL terreno sin
atender a ningln reclamo sobre las
mejoraa que han sido puestaa en- 81
terrano p0r Ion intrusos.
Sc eapera que 81 terreno traiga en-
w vepta mas que 81 valor ~calculado
de- $500 81 acre. Los terminus de Ia
vehta SON estrictamente dinero al CON
'tad0.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02

xa en- expedir d patente por haber
probado esta seceion poseer carbon
En 1911 George A. Keepers intent0 OBJ
tener 81 lrayecto de terreno baio 10
|gey de terrenos carboniferos, Result
.tando este en- mucha ~litigacl0u ante
IA oficina general de ~terronos. el Sc
cfetario del interior, y finalmente "a
c0rte suprema. III estado perdi0 ante
Ia oficina de terrenos local pero q
|s~ecretario del interior le concedid az
Nestado so acres de esta secci6n. En-
Ia corte supreme la cesi6n propiamen,
te no fu6 pasada, Ia corte que la po-
seia no tenfa jurisdiction. ri srl
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02

Aqneilos Que .suffen de indigestion
pierden; generalmente, Ia esperanzs
dc mejorat, y Green que les es impo'
aible hallar alivio, Made podria co
meter mayor eQuiE0co. centenares de
personas han obtenido su curaci6n
permanente mediante Ell use de las
Tabietas de Chamberlain. y pueden
ahorA conner TODD 10 que apetecen
Estaa tabletas ~vigorizan 81 est0magc
y hacen one pueda iuncionar dehida'
mente. 81 no las ha usad0 I'd, hai
ga Ia prueba en- seguida.
De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02
uN coNvlcTo Is cApTuRADc
pEsPuEs De TRES AMOS

.NMA HI"WL.M a N.| |IM."" "A| H
(, Santiago Chavez, ha estado ausen
te de ia penitenciarla y del campo
de canine por mas De tres amos, y
Sc asegura que ~regresara e 81 mere
cida reclusi0n en- breve'
EI jefe de Policla de Phoenix, Ariz.
ha notificado ar GObernador LarrAzoi
10 81 que chavez ha sido aprehendi
do y esta bajo custodia. Una extra
diclon fue expedida para 81 regreso'
Don Amador ulibarri, captain de Ia
guardia de la penitenciaria, ira q ira.
eric. Chavez fu6 aentenciado ell "a
de 0ctubre. 1916. para servir tres
amos por robo. El Sc fug6 del cam
pc del canine en- Las Palomas, dop'
de so hallaba como REQ de conflanzal
ell IL dc Enero de 1885, Y ha estado
EN- libertad desde ~esa-fecha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02
Sc REPoRTA QUE Sc HA ENcoNA-
TKApO PETRoLEo EN- Ell
Pozoi De zElsET.

Los Santafesenos que pos6en acciO-
mes en- la Compania de Acelte de la
Mome on & Gas, de Ia cual 81 Secre-
tario de Ehtado Manuel Martinez es
presidente. sin duda que tendran inte-
res en I'm .deapacho prooedente de
Vernon, Texas, enviado q ri Raso
Herald en- FL cual informa que Ell ppr
70 dB zeiset ha encontfado aceite en-
~cantidades considerable. La Home
OIL g. Gas Company tiene propiedad
100 yardas del POGO zeiset
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02
oRATUlTA.
TREIMTA pIAs De PRuBA

Mande 1nlcamente 81 nombre y direc-
cion EN- 81 cupgn u lado junta mente
con Use. pard pagar tlos eastos dc
ontrlega. VI bosotros lie enviaremos
este terno a buelta de correo. Paguele
al cartero o estafetero $500. Guarde
el terno 80 dfas. 81 no lc gusta des-
pues de haberfo probado 80 dfas de-
vuelvaio y le enyiaremos su dinero de
vuelta. Recuerde que esta liberal q
ferta es tan solo por IN corto item
pc. Por Ia taRto .llsDe 81 cupon y en-
vielo con rs centavos de una yez.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02
80 ACRES De TERRENo De EscuE'
la sERAN VENpipoS cERcA1
De GALLUP FL is DE DIG.

El comisionado de terrepos pdbllcos
del estado ofrecera 80 acres de terre
no de escuela para venderse el l6 de
Diciembre. en- Of condado de MclSin-
ley. Parte de este trayecto esta en-
los limites de la corporation de ID
lpoblaci0n de Gallup. El valot Sc cal
lcula a $500 por 81 acre y ninguna q
'ferta aera considerable abajo de esta
cantidad.
/, Esta terra fue ~concedida ell II de
JUNO 1898. y en- esa enoca no Sc veia
como kefreno de valor Huho tardan.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02
"a MEJoR ANuAclc.

I'll mejor anuncio con que puede con-
tar IN eomerciante es IN cliente sh-
tisfecho. No pnede dafse mejor re-
comendaci6n de ningdn articulo que
IA siguiente. de q B. MilbuFn, pro
pietAfio de la farmacla "guion Drug
Store. de Gulony Ark. eHemos yenf
dido durahte AMOS eli Remedib de
Chamberlain para ID Tes. y slempre
hemDs encontfado que ha dado result
tadus peffectamente s~atiseactorips.p
pe vAnta en- todak parties,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02

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%%@ @uG N @0 %n%nG p@@@s @a NpmE no pma@ y @@@do shmep ve6r
EM@% @@ T4mpu smmmamx % mM m mas hww @uos que m wM cmnr favorable
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~ rm M de- qMrApEp mmmae gnmhty EumnhdP r2 6ahmih @M dg H~h@ VII mm" queer
& Maa @@ @ m@MM@ AMEMGAA dell tmsy @ TAM o ~@ va no% m eH%para rr S De ma
sW m@ mm Que m de- emMar nmArsa ra. ia Mncud r~a m nh~ mn nm L Mm
Aom FMnm ma mm Uh np mm Mm h dwdwmM m dn@om sn Qewmos Que ~ Sc que
@mS "a WmY Grx pm@%H aMo Dc sMh6m t@m @ am@R Eman mm nmr m@r
Is Iaa@mM de- %@ @sM @% Ma aS~ @mPP@ mx %M % ~ I T@%@a %S % a@e @@ @ T%r
bmo IwNG~m re Tms M aw mmr mo mmuMMl m5 amos 6-Bwha@ mMrgnM ma cali
dad S@Mmdl nb%~a @@ mh#AMa 6A%@%r gNsmmn gSrn np%s az mP n% 6M a g%
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02
Ell VALE De LA MESlLLA EN-
BARcA uN FuERcoN De MEL.

las Cruces, N. Mex, 2B de- Sept
Recientemente Sc EMBARGO para Ell
oriente 10000 iibras de miel del Va
he de Ia MesilIa, Ia cnal ha sidO pues'
Ia en- Ell mercado por la eompahfa de
Mel del Vale de Ia MesillR, de Canu-
tillo. Texas. La dicha compahfa tie
ne IN fllrgdn mas de la misma canti
dad de libras llsto para 81 embarQue.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02

Ell joyen Hilario Velarde. de esta
cindad, regreso reclentemente del SER
vicio militar, ~perteneci6 el jQven We.
larde i la Cha. n. Bra. de lnfanteria.
La Srita. Lucia de Aragon, que es-
tuy0 el inyierno pasado yisitando q
algtnos de sus parientes en- este iugar
Ma ~regresndo de Puerto Rico.
ri martes nos visit6 Don Juan Nom
toya de Roybal antes de csta y ahora
de Duran, N. M. Sc halla ZEN esta yIsi-
Atando a ~parIentes y amistades
Ell Teniente GobernadOr Y la Sra.
b. r. Tankey hicieron I'm yiaie duran
te la semana q Taos con el fin de
atender a Ia. Fiesta de San Gernnim0.,
vIsitaron nuestro despackc el vier
nesl los sen0rea Estanislado N>ranip
y Luciano Maestas, de Santa 1z,
Ambos ylnieron q esta con negocios
~importantes.
Jose A. Lucero. y p. Asheiil, F.
r. Frangenbufer y w. D. Chiles, to.
dos do Espanoia, Y~isltarQu IA capital
dnrante Ia seimana con neg0ci0a i'm
portantes.
Miss Antonio Rodriguez ha sei'do
de .paaeo en- SUI vacation. Yisitard
DENVER a su padre en- CApulin. tam
hien a alguHaBA ael sus aniiatades en-
81 centro de Colorado.
Nos escriben de Sapinero, Colo, que
ell dfa % delUppdo. partl6 de nauel
lngar rumho a su residencla en- Ghami-
to, Ell SEE. Samora. Sus amigos de
Colorado le desean feliz viaje,
Estella Herrera de Martinez des-
pu6s de una vista de YARNS sem1nas
q SUI scunado y cufadita 81 Sr. y IA
Sra. Victoriano Sasados, regresa al
Mgar de su residencia en- Wagon
Mound.
De regreso a Park View, iugar de
su Residential mahana partiran la
sonora Teodorlta Ortiz de Martinez
Y sn Meta, Lila Vigil, despues de
haber pasado varios dfas de vista q
sus hermanos los sehores Alexandra
y Benjamin M, Read, de esta capital
El, Gobernador o. A. Larrazolo y 81
.c0misionad0 de terrenos del estado
Mails Ftid partierou para Roswell du-
rante Ia semana con fin de atender
III convention annual de Ia ~asOciaci0n
Ozark Trails. Ell Gobernador dirijio
la palabra ante dicha convention aver
y de alli pasara a Las Vegas donde
dirijira la palabra en- la eseuela Nor
NAL AZ dfn O enhra Ia fEduc3nf0n "
eli Estado.r
Ell joven Dario Lucero. de Certillos,
N. Me1., de regreso de Las Vegas,
donde estuSo visitando a suR parlen
tess . hizo una ~agradable vista ell
jueves de Ia semana pas4da. vi io-
VEN Llieefo es yeterano de Ia guerra
mundial: Y a pesar de no haber crusa
do Ell oc6anO Sc halla a la altura en-
sns merit0s de servicio a aquellos
que expusieron sn vida en- los cam
pos de. batalia en- Europa: pues por
su mucha ~aplicaci6n Q interes que
TONIC en- Ia vida militar assemble al
grado de primer sargento, Y sus SUI
periores. en- vista de su ~conducta vi
discipline 10 asigparon a Instructor
de- reclutas, permaneciendo en- ell
campo Funston, Kansas, pof TODD ell
perfodo de la guerra. Perteneci6 a
III lCompahia Ida. 3ra. Dey. B. 164ta.
Dept de- Brigade. Siendo honorifi-
caifiente' descargado Ell rs de NOviem-
bre pasado; Despues de visitar a su
tia bona EutimIa Lucero de Lopez
utte d la presente Sc halla en- esta, re-
gres6 al lugar de sn Residential.
70" lIH|F4IEI I.|Hf
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02
X n

UNION SALES co. Dept 1853.
747SNo. Lincoln Street Chicago, H.
Envfenme el relox y los once artfculos de obsequio:
Adiunto haliaran CSC. para gasto de ~franqueo PagaTe
y1295 una vez que me hayan sidoT entnegados dtchos oh.
1etos. Esta convenldo que 81 despufs de haber usado q
relox por espacio de diez dias, no. estoy c~onpleMmente
satisfecho, les enviare Ell relox " denas ObJetpA y lds.l
me reintegrurAntel innporte
NoMRE ..s3t,.ss. ....s.... ....A ~.
DIRECTION ,....4 e. ~. .....4 s......
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02
G . ? n

UNION SALES co, Dept. Ii.
747 No. Lincoln St, Cehicago.
Sirvnse mandarme Ia Navajn de Rasu-
rar de 5000 con In Brocha y Ell Asentador
GRATIS. Adiunto veInticinco centavos
para pagan su envio y pagare $500 des-
puea de In entriega. Ustedes garantizan
su terno por tres amos. 70 puedo pro-
barlo por 80 dias oompletamente Gratis.
81 no me gusta, 10 devolyere y ustedes
me regresarau mi dinero.
NOMBRE
DIRECTION
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02

Ordaiea-Levy A. Hughes pre- Idents. Arthur HsigmAn, yceprsab
dents: James b Re.a. cajero; Charles j. Dcksrt. caiero artstsntA
Dlrectores-1svi A. Hugnes. Arth, seligman. J BptA Paul 4 ,
walter. BENJAMIN = p~~keg GalHaNm
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02

Nos escriben de Sapinero. Colo, que
81 dfa % delDppdo. partl6 de nauel
higar rumho q su ~residencla en- Chami-
to, eli ST.. p. Samoras Sus amigos de
Colorado le desean feliz yiaje,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02

Estella Herrera de Martinez des'
pu6s de- una vista de YARNS sem1nas
Ia SUI cuhado y cunadita 81 ST.. y Ia
Sra. Victoriano Sasados, regresa al
lnear de su residencia en- Wagon
Mound.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02

De regreso a Park View, lugar de
su Residential mahana partlran la
sonora Teodorita Ortiz de Martinez
Y sn Meta, Lila Vigil, despues de
haber pasado yarios dias de vista q
sus hermanos los sehores Alexandra
y Benjamin M, Read, de esta capital
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02

Miss Antonio Rodriguez ia ssiain
de paaeo en- SUI vacation. yisitarQ
DenVery a su padre en- Chpulin. tam
bien a alguAasA ae sua afiiatades en-
81 centric de Colorado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02

El Teniente Gobernador y Ia Sra.
b. II. Fankey hicieron I'm yiaie duran.
te la semana q Taos con 81 fin de
atender a la Fiesta de San Gernnimo,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02

visitaron nuestro despackc el vier'
nes los seh0res Estanislado Nranip
y Luciano Maestas, de Santa
Ambos ylnieron a esta con negocina
importantes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02

ri martes nos visit6 Don Juan Mon'
toya de Roybal. antes de csta y ahora
de Duran, N. M. Sc halla en- esta yiAi
.tanao a ~parIentes y amistades
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02

Jose A. Lucero, D. p. Asheill r
n. Frangenbufer y w. D. chiles, to
dos do Espanola, ~YisltarQu Ia capital
dnrante Ia semana con neg0ci0s I'm
portantes.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-06-30
v TOOUR FRIENDS

We take this method of extending
to each of you our heartfelt thanks
for your valued patronage during
these many years that we have beer
in business. Many of you have trad
ed constantly with US since our doors
were first opened for business and
we appreciate it more than we can
tell you. We wish to commend to you
our successor Mr.. Albert Harris, an
Americus boy raised in the grocery
business. He knows your wants and
will be able to take care of them to
your entire satisfaction and we trust
that you will give him an opportunity
to show you how well he can please
you. For your convenience in closing
up our accounts one of US can be
found each day at the same old stand
for the next few days.
T. F. GATEWOOD,
A. D. GATEWOOD.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-06-30
DKYES AND SONS BACK
FROM WESTERN TRIP

w. W. Dykes and his two young
sons, who attended the international
Rotary convention in Salt Lake City
and spent couple of weeks after the
close of the convention sightseeing
IN the west, returned home early Sun
day morning, and Mr. Dykes was at
his office today trying to catch up
with accumulated work.
'We had magnificent trip" said
Mr.. Dykes, "but we were mighty tir-
ed when we got home, the last part of
our trip, from Yellowstone National
Park to Americus, being about $500
miles The Rotary convention was
great. We took several side trips
from Salt Lake City, then visited
Pixies Peak and other points in Colo
rado, and then went to the National
park. The boys had wonderful time,
as we'll as myself"
Americus times-recorder., 1919-06-30
WAS COMPLAINING
ALL The Time But
COULDN'T help IT

Stomach, Bowels, Liver and Kidnevs
had this Man Sick Day and Night
He found Dreco and His Troubles
We're Ended.
Out around Jefferson, Ca, every
body knows Mr.. R. o. Williamson
and his wife. He is a well known and
prosperous farmer. While in Athens
recently he said my wife and l both
suffered seriously from stomach trou-
bic, indigestion, constipation, and kid
ney ailments. We farmers work pret-
ty hard-we hate to be complaining
all the time, but these troubles had
me in their grip and l just couldn't
help it at times.
Sick stomach, weak back and a
sluggish liver caused struggle day
by day to keep going. Then at night
| would have to be up and down
with my kidneys, getting chilled
through and through, and when NOR.
ming came / would be about as worn
out as | was the night before.
'But things took change for the
better when one day bought bot
tie of the new root and herb medi-
cine, Dreco; it seemed that it was
made especially to fit my case for in
very short time / could see an i'm
provement. | began to crave food
and then digested it perfectly ,leav.
ing no gas in my stom-
ach. My liver got active
my kidneys seemed to take or
new life. and would not have to get
up at all during the entire night
and the next morning I would feel re
freshed from a good nights rest
My wife is also greatly improved
and both of US have become strong
friends of Dreco."
Dreco is now sold by all progress
sive druggists THROUGHOUT the coun
! try and is highly recommended II
Americas byTAmericus Drug Co.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-06-30
PRESIDENT PERMITS WAR
BRIDES TO SAIL FOR u. S,

ON BOARD THE U. S. s.
GEORGE WASHINGTON, June 80
-(By Wireless to Associated Press. }
Several thousand returning Ameri
can soldiers and a score of pretty
French war brides are on board the
presidential ship on its voyage to the
United States. A number of the
soldiers were members of the guards
at the Paris White House and Hotel
DeCrillon, headquarters of the Amer
lean delegation, and were married
during their sojourn in Paris. The
regulations provided no means for
the brides to accompany their hus-
bands aboard the George Washington
and for while it seemed they might
get left behind. A fearful joint dis.
patch from the brides to President
Wilson, however, led to the making
Of arrangements for their accommo-
datlon and they are one of the hap
piest parties of the voyage.
Farewell messages were received
by President Wilson from King
George Of England, King Alfonso of
Spain and the Emperor of Japan.
The one from King George makes
allusion to "the American and Brit
ish peoples, brothers in arms, who
Will cnotinue ever in peace"
Americus times-recorder., 1919-06-30

GEORGIA, Sumter County.
Will be sold before the courthouse
door in the city of Americus, said state
and county on first Tuesday in July,
1919, the following described real IS
tate, to-wit:
One house and lot in City of Ameri-
Gus fronting on Lee street, and known
as City No. 730 Lee Street, and bound
ed as follows: On north by lands Of
Mary Davis, on the east by Lee street,
on the south by Minnie Durham H?r-
vey, and on the west by property OF
Will Green, containing two acres,
more or less.
Said property TO be sold as the
property of Aaron Durham, deceased,
and sold under and by virtue of an
order from the Court of Ordinary of
Sumter county, Georgia, for distribu-
ton among the heirs of said estate
Terms of said sale cash. This June 4,
1919.
H. E. ALLEN,
Administrator Aaron Durham, De-
ceased.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-06-30
Notice of Bankrupt Sale,

BY virtue of an order of the Referee
IN Bankruptcy, l will sell at public
outcry On the first Tuesday in July,
1919, at the hour of 1890 o'clock D.
M, at the county court house OF
Webster count, Preston, Ga, to the
highest bidder for cash, subject to con-
firmation by the court, the following
property of Howell Cobb. bankrupt:
One-eighth undivided interest in a
certain tract or parcel of land lying
and being in Webster county, Georgia,
three hundred acres more or
less; bounded on the north by lands
of Will Spann, on the east by Steve
Goss estate; on the south by lands of
c. L.Stapleton and lands of Steve Goss
estate, and on the west by lands
of Miss Sallie Mccullough and known
as the Oliver Cobb homestead.
This the 31st day of May, 1919.
S. NJ DAVIS,
Trustee Of Howell Cobb, Bankrupt
Americus times-recorder., 1919-06-30
SOCIETY
DANCE AT SHEWG-JOLF
CLUB THURSDAY EVENING

The dance which will be given on
Thursday evening by the Shewg JoIf
club will be a brilliant affair and
largely attended by tie dancing
crowd in society. The dance was
Glorious 4th, but the date was chang
ed on account of inability to secure
an orchestra for THAI evening. Gut
tenberger's orchestra VIII play and
the members and their Trends anti
cipate delightful evening. L.
***
Mrs. c. U, Rogers will recs to-
morrow from ten lays visit % At
lanta.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-06-30
CITATION
GEORGIA, Sumter County.

GEORGIA, Sumter County.
To All Whom it May Concern:
G. W. Barrow having applied for
guardianship of the property of the
minor children Of Mrs Elizabeth Bar
row late of 2aid county, deceased
notice is given that said application
will be heard at my office at 10 o'clock
a. m, on the first Monday in July
1919.
This Tune 2, 1919.
JOHN A. COBB. Ordinary
Americus times-recorder., 1919-06-30
The Standard
Women's Real Linen Handkerchiefs
at $1.50 dozen.

Women's Real Linen Handkerchiefs
at $1.50 dozen.
A good practical kind much liked and
used for vacation. They are perfect
ly plain, hemstitched sort which is
after all, the most practical, each 15c
Silk Stocking Special
Full fashioned thread silk hose, all
colors, but mostly in white, the color
most in demand just now.
Plaid and Fancy Voiles at Csc
Such nice quality that it is a favor
ate for women and children's dresses
for blouses etc.
Scanned Bed Spreads at CSC
The lowest price bed spread today in
Georgia. These are assorted in sizes
mostly for small beds, each spread
has seam in center, but every one
looks good, without the seam they
would be worth about $4. Our price
for these CSC.
Cool Summer Underwear for Boys
Light muslin union suits that are
also sturdy. They are made jus5 like
, the mems with elastic seam back
Nlnee length, all sizes "a to "a. Suits
Coo.
1000 Yards Sea Island, 10 yards for
CSC.
On account of the scarcity of the
goods and rapidly advancing market
we are forced to limit each customer
TO 10 yards. This will be sold only
during next week June 80 to July 5.
40 yards for CSC.
Boys and Girls Tennis Shoes 45c
Small lots of broken sizes white and
black most all sizes, live. new goods
Some are little soiled, nothing moro
serious. To close pair As C.
Women's Sample Skirts at Wholesale
Prices.
No matter how we'll the maker makes
his regular, he usually makes hi.
samples just little better. Thesf
were taken from one of the bes
lines in the country, all at wholesal
cost.
Children's 39c to SOC Hosiery at 29
Children's 39c to SOC mercerized silk
socks in various styles of fancy col
ored tops. Also plain white, navy
brown Beautiful qualities now al
pair zoe
Americus times-recorder., 1919-06-30
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDI
TORS

GEORGIA, Sumter County.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
having demands against S. B. Hawkins,
late of said county, deceased, to pre-
sent them to me, properly made out,
within the time prescribed by law so
as to show their character and
amount. All persons indebted to said
deceased are hereby required to make
immediate payment to me.
This 4th day of June 1919.
E. C. PARKER, Executor.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-06-30
ADVISORY BOARD.
TO AID COUNTY.
CANNING WORK.

Canning demonstration is to be
carried on in Sumter county through
out the summer with the assistance
of an advisory board, members of
which have been named for every
district in the county, according to
announcement today by Mrs. Olln
Williams, demonstration. The board
is composed of women, who are
among the leaders of their commun-
tiles, and through them all demon
strations will be arranged. Their
names have been forwarded to the
Georgia State College of Agriculture,
and each will receive a beautifully
engraved certificate of appointment.
The personnel Of these boards fol
low:
18th District.
Mrs. Bose Johnson, Huntington
Mrs. Roy Jones, Leslie; Mrs. Hugh
Ferguson, DeSoto; Mrs. W. ]. Hill;
Cobb.
18th District.
Mrs. Oscar McLendon, Croxton
Mrs. t. J. Suggs, Williams.
10th District.
Mrs. George Walter, Anthony; Mrs.
Bond Dell, New Hope; Mrs. K. NJ.
Mcdonald, Sumter; Mrs. Tom Finch,
Fidelity.
New 26th District.
Mrs. Thad Wise, Plains; Mrs. Lot
Jennings, Plains; Mrs. Reese An
drews, Plains.
Old 26th District.
Miss Gertrude Jordan, Shiloh; Mrs.
Rosa McGarrah, Friendship; Mrs. r.
U. Morrell, Concord; Mrs. Sam De
Loach, Concord.
9th District.
Mrs. Charles Shepherd, Mrs. Ed
Morgan, Mrs. Neill Ray, Mrs. Gordon
Heys, Mrs. Elton Parker, Mrs. Charles
Council.
2Sth District.
Mrs. w. H. Houston, Mrs. r. D.
McNeill, Mrs. H. A. C. Bagley, Mrs. Z
G. Cheek.
29th District.
Mrs. Paul Easterlin.
Last week a successful demon
stration was given by Mrs Williams
and Miss Rowena Long, her assistant,
at the home of Mrs. Sam DeLoach,
in the Old 26th district. The dem
onstration was considered especially
successful because of the large inter
est of the housewives of the commun-
itv and non-members of the girls can
ming club. About 80 women and
girls were in attendance, only six of
whom were members of the Concord
girls canning club. Demonstrations
were given in canning corn and beans
in tin, fancy packs and special fair
exhibits, and in jelly making. A bas-
ket dinner was served. 1t was re-
ported that the ladies of the commun-
ity plan their own canning club
A large number of other commun-
fty canning demonstrations are plan
ned throughout the county b. Mrs.
Williams and Miss Long.