davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30
sirffOfmnticn bDObpllifpps

Oflilo pbtpp.- ielIrnfuntaan, feura-
tiilta f~irtfofunfaan - ie OH aiioiben
l%uonnplIinen flllfu. Mtifii? Mones-
tatin ippstd. @ainitlermne main
leuratuntien bpDbpstd tirtfofuntiiu
pbtpeSiGdn. Gnlitiitin tarfotustaans
l%pastaonpia pappeia %iaaipat ieilrafuns
nat luain firffofuntieu ipGlitpfiell1.
WifdGn Dfiitpinelr Ieurafunta eli nGet
hppt fuStantaa pappisi eminaareia,
ipiSia pappeia ipalmistetaan; Ie ON
fi%rftofuntien aiia. Soiiefii tpauras-
tilapat ieirafnniot firttpfuntien pbs
tepbesid ia ne iaudpat piiltG iitG Dol
toa, iota menestpfieGlincn ieurafuntns
eldmd ipaatii. SitGpaitii ieurafins
tien to~oistufiet y. III. tarpeet banfft
firtfofiuttd; niitG OH mnbbotpn pf-
iitpisten fustantaa. So .eoelleeh
tustdl1fdipnt tlrttotliitttdt lebttd, iois
to pfiitpisten ieurafuntien oliii miltei
mabootonta iulaista. 06ist6 piit-
tdufiista 10 tGemme fen bpobpn, miz
fS ierrafumlim on firffofunnista.
Sitdpaitii pleinen aiiain io6to fplbb
buolta, iobon ipnilt firffofms
nilla on maboolliiuufiia. 81 iiis TO-
aiateIla min, eta firffofinnat
bb0tbiudt feuratumtista. ipaan pGins
tuastoin. Sietbsti ieairafumnista an
atuustilsta pbteifilIe %Iaitofiils
Ie, mitta eifo ie ole bbteist6 cmais
Sottaban iofainen omas-
buoIebtiii
Stienaiiet ienrafnmnat
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30

llstosta iaanume butpaim1olli-
fen tuipan jos mlistmmme iitd tpans
9aa tertomista poiasta ia iidstG;
ppifa oil ndet fiiipeunbt purbrm,
Ell ustaltayaut tulla iielta alas.
ENG feboitti puoottaltumaan fdfi-
aparfileen, mltta poifa Ell usfaltanit
@asta FIFTEEN tuin tpoimat loppui4pat,
6eittdbtpi ban puusta olas. @utta
ibmettd = bGn putoiitin liam ipIiin.
Suuri min metin teenmle. &plIG
iiinG pibetddn enfin monesta N,,of>
5asta" fiinni, ennenfuin nsfalletaan
ianaan Iuottaa. @astn FIFTEEN fnin
tppimat 10 otpat Min loppuneet, ettG
tuntuu belnetti bgllbapGn ala, idds
pdaH lamar mufaam omistnmaai1 an
tuutta. Ga bpipa ontin leapdtd Sidn
tdiiapariilla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30
Soiainen ustopomcn on iaas

Sofai1let u%stupalnen on ldas
mt fnfen eneamtdm tai udbemmd1t
n. l. armnufiblnusbetfid. Sarfoi-
tnnmnc it'd, eta fun ipntiieit tuns
nolle firfastuu nlltiuie, ipnltaa bGtet
i%iflpiueu orreitumnc. Siimala mls
tau IastciiIn Ills maistad taitpnan
eiin1ufna. Mtutta titd eli festd faiian.
Iiciodn OH elcttGipG I~anasta eifd
tuntemliiista. YerteIe. iitGipastoiu
fdbtt1d t1tG tunteitten fntonmista
oman aiinnin bDipGtii ia lnnoo it,
mifellc: Siwunla bplfdii Iinut. Mo-
nj usfpp t1tG ia ioitun cpdtoiipoon
la cllci bGnt1 pbjata oiteaIla tntpols
Ia, ipoi bdt enncnpitfGG ~ipaiota en-
tifeen iilruttonuiutecn. Soifet taus
dlfntpnt etiiG Ioboutusta ia turiuan
pnisia pomisteluisiaan ia bartmIs
Observation-Disclosures. 8eistG tulee
fnriieufiin. &olmnnneet taos oitpals
tdipat niinn oifcon laioau ia alfa-
iuut cldd usfon inlattua eldmdd
@ristuficsid- %ibin Iuoffndn, fdpt-
tddtienme MT tupta iatno, iind fine
Int?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30

Scum iofu itiendinen ieurafunta bas
lllaa liittpd iubontin f~irttotuntaan.
tulN tietbsti faitieiu eniitii pobbitta-
apatii ipipmbs iiitG, mibim firtfpfun-
taan pbbptddn; baluttaifiin tietpsti
pbtpd oiteaan fiu~ttotuntaan. @istG
fen Ioptad? 8astaus tGban on oip
teastaan bpapin belppo, jos ajattelee
eniitiitim niitd ptiiloitd. ioista ieuras
tlmnat or tofoonpantu ia ~toiIefIi
niitd ieuratnntia, ioista iofu firffo-
finta on foottu. Sos nGet jofu ptiilo
ia ndistd pfiiloistG foottu Ieurafunta
ieiioo Naanutun ieltpGn opin pobiole
la, on lu~onnollista, ettG tGllailista
ieurafimnista rrfennettu tirffpfunta
nnpos II periaatteiltaan @aamatiin
m%utaiueu. Slman plpeilpd tpoimme
tdsiG iiIbteesia ianoa, ettd luteeri-
Iaiiilla tirffofuumiQIa OH le eth, ettG
ne tabtptpat boriumatta ieiioa Maa-
matun ipanfaQla ppbialla. Surulla
fpllG ~mponnGmne, ettei faifisia ieu>
%rafunnisia ia firtfoflnnislu fifth pf<
filDin6 omaha iit1 fdrtaa, minfG III
teerilaisten feuraflnfien aItrper1ifet
perlistaiat ptpat oanaauneef, (. o. u.s.
fpnpubbistlltien miebet. Sa mitGai
iofu ptiil0, leurafuntu tai firffotun-
ia efipp tGstG famlaSta, litdli ie
anposfin latfaa olemasta lllteerilai-
men. SGllG enrne tietDstifGGn ole
fabtoneet pGittGG, eta main lluteeris
laifet oliiitpat oifeasia; ipG6G to-
Iiaantin tulili taiipaai cen, jos iirune
main llteerilaiiia tuliii. Sartoitllt-
femme III ianpa, eta meibGn Irtee>
rilaiiira Ell t%apipitie arfailla tiin on
.4|H.A
fbibmbs @~aappatun iidllon tuGfitie-
miiesta; ieilomane iparnlasti minfG
firffofulu1an rinnalla tabania.
@tnerifam.s iMomalaiiet firffofunnat
-
Gmme tGsla fdp mibirfGGn mlu-
bun firttoturtaaIt iiirtofanfmmne fess
fellG fuin onamnnle, +. o. &ariallisz
t~irtfotuntaan. Snsfinpa mitGGn
firftntuptaa on enemnGn baltpefiittu,
enemmGn poliettu ia pariattu fuin
tGtG firttofuntna. SGmGntin ~firioit-
faia oil iaaruit firffofmnastarme
toto muatan fuipatl. @nmne tGtG Ia>
no mnrttpDrimieleSiG fila palio lie
nee balfpefiumiiisia aibettafin. Mut-
ia einrie mp0sfGGn epGille ianoess
innnme, ettG p~arinIfiet niuat iuuretii
plntli lnbteneet iupbasta iitG efpanfe>
liumin fuapalrtta tobtaan, iota tirfto-
tuntomme on foettmmrt aiaa. SGtd
~1pastnan %noilIee pertelc alma IetG it,
ie6ursfasten ett1 iuunnlnttomien to-
bolta. Nilttn oil miten oil, npt on
Mauialli5firtfpfltntafiu r%aipiStdurf
met iilmistdGn ia lG6teiu1t taiipaltas
mlaan uiriia urin. Sd tuleapaiiuus
on oIuittnipn mitG merfitpstG OH
tirffofunnallnnune Iuerifdn iuomaF
laiien ipdeston festruoesia. 3uole-
maan ic Ell ainafaat iorhu; elGG fen
tulee.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30
Seminaariit fannattaiiin OH
pbtbnpt Isbtabula 6arbprin, 8. ipari-
bernpi ompelifelIra bolIarilla tults6a.

TGiipGIebbet otpat fertoneet ete
ia Siromen poiat oapat Object autta-
apelieSfaniaa, hpirolaiiia, tais-
irluSio bo~lfbefpifeia pastnan. llIiaiss
ia iuoitoistn mDos fertopat l%nltiiet.
Nartua OH ndet ioutumit apoittaiien
@errrtaanpa ~bolibetpitien 10
iiirnnitteIetum pafoa 9ietarista. O.
liii erionmainen afia, jos Biro no
bella iaifi itierdiippteufd idilpmdd1n.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30
airtfotuntamme iublair

9irffofuntanme NATURALIZATION
pYadfidisilon" il~mestbsaiaa Idbenee.
2ebti tlilee ilmestpmGd1, ianan fofoi<
ienn ia bintaiiena fiin ennenfin. 81
iianiebid ia lebben mppiid pb5bGamne
tilaamaan lebted etiifdteen ipielG blei-
iemmin ia pfiimielifemunin fiiin ,,Sou-
lurmibm", iotta nopein dsfelin iatz
.nisiinme iitG periantetta, mitG ioulu-
lelteG Iefuitettdesid 10 bip1IIi meness
alotimme. Notwithstanding
!ulrc iiinestpmGdn bbtpisIi aioin, nrs
niinbpfuin iifdnptienii hin
iivtifienfafin puolesta. Glf6on .,iis
ln)cttemn1e Ieipittdmifen fpoitt,;in in
nostlS laimetfo, ipann Jos mJfo ,!ris>
to cIfron fe ipieIG iinire1,pi tu.epiiI
uibimme ndboen. Grip. papiss
tnmme ia miiit fpndmiebet I.s.le..as
fDjn pstdtpdlIifesti firioita.enis n
ncn tnIeipar belinif. loppn1 oIcittccI>
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30
OIemrne p~armosti men

Olemme papmasti menpsia
iuaifcita aitoia tobti. GpGilemdtt1
pian moni 'Serrnn MI iaa fallistan
pddnfd fiiolemaan marttpprilnipalln.
Wditd on ,,tristitipien' tebtdap6? OLE
flo miiobostettntpa pbtcilen rintamd
jiunalattomid pastaan2 Bastates-
'mnnte tdbdn fpibmDffeen tiiIee ottaa
bnomioon ne fofemufiet, iotfa bistos
ria ~taripaa. Sos n6et riittnuna on
totoonpantu eri mielifistd fotureistG,
eli ole notion toiippafooi1, iuniffn fos
tilaita diff prIionfin. SitGiuastoin
pieniufin ioutto, jos ie OH btiimie-
listd, moi ~taisteIla ipoitnlliiesti, fila
bffimielifpps on ipoirndn. Sos fiis
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30
Sirffpfunta -aate

aan firttotunnat ipntpip1t p6tps
misRalusta eri leurafunfieu festen,
on tdntG mitd acknowledgement to-
oisteena iiitG, eta nate OIL itSe S'itz
ma4asta, iifId ie9dn on SeeiiitIenfin
toifpomlis, ettG SGnen opetlIslapIen-
ia oliiidpat bbtd. @%riieupaiIuus taas
on Hamnatin mrfam luettafpa IL
lbanteforbin. grnme moi iiis tirffos
tintta <aatteeieen ndbben Iaripa mlluta
tim toistaa piaGmilnIIainn tlrtrt ia
nat; ,,@atfo, fliiafa bpip66 ia iuloiss
ia on. cttd ipcliefiet ioipinmsia b5-
oesia oiitipat".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30

~ 10 -
8ibboinfin on laatu enlimdiT
nen niista firiGista painoon. joita
tullam iulfaiiemaam ieminaarimme
6pipGfli. Gen OH firioittanut iemi-
raarimme ipbtaia past. s.. g. Salos
tlen ia on fen mimi; oSaanielin 70
ppiiftoa'. S~ptaiuen icta tuntee tpas
6Gnfin @aartattilo. tietaa eta tiria-
iten fGiitteIee pbtd mitd mielenfiin-
tpiiinta radmatullista fpipmpstd.
GritDiiesti iuiri meibm aifanamme
on tiriaiella merfitpstd, iind lie nis
bctleen oioittaa fpi~eesiaoletpan aineen
perusteella, eta Sitntalan ianat D.
iuat i6rtabtdmdtDntd toturrtta, Sies
.tpsti pstGipdt fiirubtnipat firiasta til
lammaan ia l~etpittGmGGn. gritpiies-
ii fGdnnpnmie papistomme ia aiia-
miestemne puoleen f~eboitufiella, ettG
pttaiiiapat firiaa letpittGdtieen. Sin<
ia Ell nouIe 1916 ienttiG forfenm-
MALE. Silaitiet oliiipat tebtdipGt
@llttaim oioitteellaJ
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30

GIatpelmnbisia, 8. on pernstets
til @aniallistirffoiuntaan tullitpa
ieiiratmta. Niiu iitG aItaa tpom-
me eoistp6. Soiapomme mioreQle
5eumniumnalle opettaiineen Serrm
runfasta iilmalIsta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30
JumaIanvaltakuMta, $eM-
rakmnnat Ia kirkko-
kunnat

@abbeSia ebelIiiesid firjoitelmasia
olemre tostetelleet Sumalau ipaIta<
flmlta- ia Observation-Disclosures; npt olis
II observation-disclosures piibua firftotlnmisS
ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30
SilaaiilIemme pppbdmme biio

SilaaiiIlemme ppbodmme blio-
niistd numeroista, iotfa %
ipat piptteisia, Sos iontun olottees-
la on elm. t-30st9, mertitiee ie f.
ia ettd ~tilausaita pddttpp tammif. 80
p. tGild ipuonna. Sos taas iolflin O.
fotteesia on elm. 2-15-19, tarfoittaa
ie tilausaian pddttpmistd beImif. is
p. s. n. e. gstaipdt, mlbistataa
tilautiennel
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30

Soda aitonus nlfaitiee pbtd pol
Jon rangaistusta fuin pabatefo, ia
iofa mpontpp ipmnintetemiieen on 10
tehnnt Ipnti1. - Mbelaro.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30
airffOtnntiin fuulnmimem papaota

Sunfim ieurafimu1an io6orfin
tinttpfnntaan liittbminen on tietnsti
tdbiiul ipupdntn Iadtiia eifG fuinfam
elm. nrtuuben ebtond. @mmeb1n
moi ebes ndittGG, ettG ulfonoinen
i~enratuntnnu fuuluminen pIiii mltln-
ben ebto, iaati iitten firtfofuutiin
t%nirlnminen. Gutulls riippru fpain
diitd. eta Sumalan ip~altufunta OH
%faanut fiiaa fpbdmisiduume eli eta
me olemme astifreet Simalam fpaIs
tafuntaun. Sd fnitenfin iuliri ulfos
raifet feirafunnat ia firftoinnnat
pnltpeleipat Sitmalm poltafunnan
afiaa bptpdffemme. Surbnd on fiis
%ionfun pffitpiien intoilla fpapmibeI-
Lam feurnfurtia ia tirffoflntia ipass
taan, ia iuiri tdmd intoilu ofoittaa
bGnen oIeipan Silmalan ipaItdfunnas-
ia iangen IoitolIa, fila fellaineu BEN
fil5 Ell tiebd raffmubesta mitddn, iofa
fritenfin on ,,tGpbelIifppoen iioe"
SumaIan paItafunrian fpainioqIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30
as6umimen ia i~ersfuminen 0

8ebuminen ia ferSfrminen on
ibmisluonteelle @ninaista. SO pial-
mista ianoo aitalaistenia fersfan-
neen betpoiistaan ia iooimistaan.
Nammattu fllitenfin iaaioc, eta iaams
me fersfata ipain p6bestd aiidsta:
iiitG eta tunnemnne Scrran. @iIt-
ia JOS iofu alfaa ierstata tdstG
aiiasta, iilloin buuoetaan: ie on
Innriustoinsn. Maltta on bpfuG
tersfata Serrm lutpallal
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30
MOITUSHINNAT:

Kuolonilmoitukset ristin, raamin ja
yhden varsyn kanssa SLIPS, kahden
vsrsyn kanssa $3.50. Jos useampia
varsyjx halutaan, on 25c lisatt&vS
kultakin varsylta. Kiitoslauseista on
lisattava &c jokaiselta sanalta, jotka
halutaan julkaistavaksi kuolonilmoi-
tuksen yhteydessa. - Syntyma-, kin
laus- ia Observation-Disclosures
maksavat &c jokaiselta sanalta kerta
julkaistuna. Observation-Disclosures 1c
sanalta kerralta ia &c kolme kertaa
iulkaistuna. Satunnaisilta ilmoituk-
silta Soc palstatuumalta. Satunnai-
STA ilmoituksia tulee rahan seurata
mukana. Seisovat ilmoitukset sopi-
muksen mukaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30

Sos i%antaia tilee ia a~iettaa
eteeii mustnn ipntill,etteloii, Min IL
MN on iuebettGlpd len pli punaineul
ipiiiun Seeiuticn perelld. s..
Wlllller
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30

- SeIipeitioppi on irpfpaian ibs
miIclle farbistus. @ltta ie Ell fuis
tentaan ole ibmisten fefiimd; Jana
ianoo fen ia ie pitad paitfanfa. MIt-
ia milf pelGtG beltpittid fun iieItd
on lunastettul 8apaastiban finne
menet, jog menet. Seeius on faiffi
iieItG iuapauttamlt. Diet totifesti
tperen tuapnittama. llsto ie, Min
plet taitpaar alutas.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30

-Sumnla Ell ole iattdrpt pbtdfddn
5nntiG rattfaiiematta, miltta ban Oh
ne fpnin railgaisiut; nc matlettitn
eS~eeSrttien ucrelld. - IS. Sar5on..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30

ct fpfo mnailnnSIa lopod NIB
t1tG1n min pubbnSta fristittpd, ettei
b1nellG oIiii iotain erifoista beitfouts
ia. 9utber.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30

Sifen usto noialmuu &ristuf-
len tpob0n iinun cbeStds, mlltta Ell
5en9en tpobon iitusiu. S. 81.
Sames.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30
Stiemaiiet ienrafnmmat

Stfendifia ieurotuntia ipntpp iier-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30

THE AIM OF THIS NEWSPAPER
is: To help preserve the ideals and
sacred traditions of this. our adopt.
ed country, the United States Oh
America: To w its laws and
inspire others to respect and obey
them: To strive increasingly 10
quicken the public's sense of civic
duty: In all ways to aid in making
this country greater and better than
we found it.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30

llstoiuoiienc on iansen tar
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30

Entered as second-clas matter
January II, 1906, at the post office
at Ironwood, Michigan under the Act
of March 3. 1879. 49,,
7 Acceptance for mailing at special
rate of postage provided for In
section 1903, Act of October 3, 1917,
authorized July 10, 1918.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-30

Rahat lahetettako0n joke suoras-
taan rahassa tai expressi- ell pankk1-
zekselissa tahi posti-money-orderissa;
rlollaria pienemmat summat voldaan
ahettaa sentin pos~timerkeissa.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-11-02
REGIONAL COMMITTEE TO
HANDLE COAL. DIVERSION

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-(By
Associated Press Enforcement Of
the coal diversion order issued YES
terday by Fuel Administrator Gar
field will, be in the hands of regional
coal committees to be set up in eight
cities by regional directors of the
railroad administration. These com
mittees will work under central
committee in Washington.
Director General Hines announc-
ed today that in alloting coal for
commercial purposes the committees
would give preference to consumers
without reserve supply whose needs
are urgent.
Each regional committee will in
clude a representative of DR.. Gar
field. The cities in which these COM
mittees will be set up are New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland, st.
Louis, Chicago and Atlanta.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-11-02
WALKOUT Will
EMBRACE over
HALF MILLION.
UNIONS CLAIM
Regional Committees To
Handle Diversion OF
Coal

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-(By Asso-
clated Press)-Upward of 394, 900
bltuminous coal miners throughout
the nation, of a total of 6f5 900 men
employed in that industry, TO-DAY.
were on strike in response to
the general strike call, effective al
midnight last night, according to re-
ports, in some instances estimated
received dby union leaders. Despite
the federal injunction issued at In
dlanapolis against the strike. the
leaders asserted that the strike to.
day would be extended to more than
5O0,000 miners. Minus reports from
some of the states on the number
OF miners affected by the strike or
der, principally Alabama and Vir-
glnla, following is table by states
Oh the number of men reported out
today by the union leaders:
Arkansas 1000; Colorado 5000;
Illinois $4,000; Indiana 25,0Oo;
Iowa $4,000; Kansas 10000; Ken
tucky 10000; Maryland 10000;
Michigan 2,400; Missouri 1000;
Montana 1000; New Mexico, Ohio
100000; 0klohoma 1000; Pennsyl-
vania 100000; Tennessee 1000;
Texas $500; Utah 1000; Washing
ton 5000; West Virginia 10000;
Wyoming 5000.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-11-02
BALES OF
COTTON CINNED
UP TO OCT. lS

That Sumter county's cotton crop
for this year is slightly higher than
most guessers had estimated, and will
total not far from $4,000 bales
possibly slightly over that figure
was indicated Saturday by the report
of W. P. Persons, government census
taker for Sumter county, his report
showing the ginnings up to October
18 to have been 1896 bales, count
ing round bales as half bales. The
ginnings last year to the same date
were 1886 bales, with final yield
for the county of less than $4,000
bales.
Cotton men Saturday were of the
opinion that probably 1000 bales had
been ginned throughout the county
since October 18, which would bring
the ginnings to date up to about a.
500 bales. The crop is practically all
gathered now,. however, most of the
bales now coming being small and
going into the census report as half
bales. Conservative cotton men do
not expect 500 bales to be marketed
during the remainder of the season.
The bulk of the opinion at the be-
ginning of the ginning season favor
ed a 1880 bale crop.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-11-02
SUMTER READY
FOR RED CROSS
THIRDROLLCALL

The Third Red Cross Roll Call will
be staged in Americus and Sumter
county Monday. Organization of the
entire county has been effected by
Chairman Gordon Howell, and he
announced last night that he expect
ed the canvass by the committees to
be completed the first day If it
should not be completed Monday the
work will continue until everybody
in the county has been given an op-
portunity to rejoin.
"All you need is a heart and a
dollar is the slogan of the drive. No
one will be asked for a donation OF
more than 81, the membership fee,
although there is no limit to the num-
Der of memberships one person may
take. A dollar contributed buys a
membership for one year, and en-
titles the donor to lapel button, a
certificate, a receipt and a window
flag. All contributors are requested
to wear their buttons and display
their flags.
Ministers in every church in Sum-
ter county have been asked by Chair
man Howell to speak from the pulpit
today of the Red Cross and its work,
and several of them had assured
him yesterday that they would be
glad to comply with the request
Committees have been named in
every town and militia district in
the county. The soliciting commit
tees will begin work at 10 o'clock
Downtown four booths will be erect.
ed for the convenience of passers.
by These will be in charge of vel
known Americas young women, un.
der the craftsmanship of Miss EN-.
mamae Borum.
Following is the personnel of tbs
Americas committees:
District 1.
Mrs. C. P. Davis, District Chair
man.
College Street, North Side.-Mrs
Tom McLendon, Miss Leta Merritt
Mrs. Sam Cohen.
Lee Street-Mrs Charles M. Coun
ell, Chairman; Mrs. Cliff Williams
Mrs. Willis Hawkins, Mrs. Robert
Fetner, Miss Elizabeth Eldridge.
Spring and Lamar Streets-Miss
Jimmie Josey, Chairman; Mrs
Charles Dunnaway, Mrs. Levi;
Brooks.
Church Street-Mrs. Edgar Ship
Chairman; Mrs. John Allen Fort, Mrs
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Americus times-recorder., 1919-11-02
Americus Wires Pershing
Invitation to Visit Here
Chamber, Rotary Club
And Officials Unite
In Message

General Pershing was Saturday in.
vited to visit Americas on his forth
coming inspection trip to the army
camps of Georgia, in a telegram sent
to Congressman Chas. Il. Cusp, at
Washington. Judge Crisp was ask
ed to convey the invitation to Gen
eral Pershingt/ The telegram was
sent by John Sheffield, president of
the Chamber of Commerce, who was
joined by the Rotary club and city and
county officials. Following is the
text of the telegram:
"Hcn. Chas. R. Crisp, M. c.,
Washington, D. C.
"Americus Chamber of Commerce,
R.tary club, city and county officials
join IN request that yod convey to
General John J. Pershing urgent in
vitation to include Souther Field and
Aviation General Supply Depot in his
Southern itinerary. Delegation of
prominent citizens will meet party at
Fort Benning, Columbus, in automo-
biles and convey them to Americus
over sixty miles of perfect highway.
Every possible facility will be used
to make visit here entertaining and
profitable.
JOHN SHEFFIELD, President"
General Pershing's itinerary is
now understood to be in the making,
and the date Of his proposed visit to
Georgia is unknown.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-11-02
PACKING HOUSE
RALLY TO BRING
NOTED LEADERS
Tiff, Vereen, Greer And
Newborn Invited To
Meeting Here

1t was announced Saturday by
John Sheffield, president of the
ChamDer OF Commerce, which is ar
ranging for the big mass meeting at
the court house next Thursday for
organization looking to the build
ing of a packing house in Sumter
county, that four of the biggest men
IN Georgia who have been connect
ed with the packing industry-all of
them well known men-had been in
vlted, in addition to C. L. Brooks,
manager of the Macon packing plant,
and that, while responses had not
been had from all of them, it was be-
heved highly probably that at least
some of them would be present and
would take part in the meeting.
The men to whom these special in
vitations have been sent are:.
W. L. Newborn, president and
assistant manager of the White
Provision Co., Atlanta.
Capt. H. H. Tiff, of Tifton, who
built the Tifton packing plant.
W. c. Vereen, of Moultrie, who
as head of the Moultrie Chamber of
Commerce was largely instrumental
in the erection of the Moultrie pack
ing plant.
John Greer, of Moultrie, who as
assisted in the organization of the
Moultrie plant, now engaged ex-
clusively in promotion work.
In addition, Mr.. Brooks, who is
himself an authority on the packing
industry and organization of pack
ing plants, has given assurances that
he will be present again to assist
in any way in which he can in the
organization movement.
Indications Saturday were that the
meeting next Thursday will be a
hummer. Farmers and business men
are planning to attend not only from
all parts of Sumter county, but from
Surrounding counties as we'll. In
terest in the proposed packing plant
has swept the entire section, the
farmers and business men having
realized what it will mean to this
section to promote hog growing, now
that the boil weevil has made cot
ton a precarious crop.
"Men are coming not only from all
over this county, but from Dooly,
Crisp, Lee, Terrell, Webster, Macon,
Schley and other nearby counties, +"
said L. A. Morgan, one of the prime
movers in the enterprise, Saturday.
"The people of the entire section are
awake, and they are going to put this
thing ever; there is no doubt about
it."
The time for the meeting is to 6
o'clock, this time being set because
Of the inconvenience to men of the
country or from a distance to attend
night meeting. The meeting will
ba,hcld at the court house, where it is
believed ample room for the crowd
will be found.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-11-02
Near Beer Outrage,
Say Liquor Dealers

NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 1.-(By
Associated Press The Liquor Deal
ers' Protective Association today vot-
ed to ask the brewers to discontinue
the manufacture of near beer" de
claring it an "outrage to ask decent
people to drink it."
Americus times-recorder., 1919-11-02
New Orleans To Unload
Raw Sugar At Mobile

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-(By
Associated Press.)-The American
-ugar refinery, which has been clos
ed down several days because of scar
citv of raw product, ordered the
schooner San Turce, with cargo of
raw sugar, to Mobile today for un-
loading. The cargo will be sent here
by rail and will afford some relief.
Twelve other ships with cargoes of
raw sugar will be docked here.