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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-02
FARM BUREAU
Fulton County Farmers Perfect New
Organization Last Week.

Several of the leading farmers of the
county met AT Cayce last Thursday ev-
ening and perfected an organization
known as the Fulton County Farm Bu-
reau. The temporary Officers are:
Chas Nugent President
Jas. w. Mayes. Vice President
Tom McMurry. Treasurer
H. w. Whipple. Secretary.
There are now 81 members. but these
merely form "A nucleus for "A large or
ganizatiOn, they hope. In order to give
the public an idea of what this Is. n
meeting will be held al Hickman to-
night and the matter thoroughly ex-
planned by "A good speaker from the
state department of agriculture Farm
ers and towBspe@1,ie both are invited
II is not within the province Of the
Courier 70 state fully and intelligently
,teS i';t e : s Iaf Eh1s - Hnra| - =;
but In no sense union" or grange"
Farmers are 10 have a head. so to speak.
There will be bureau office I'm town.
where its members will transact bust
ness. receive daily grain and market
reports. etc. An executive committee
will look after business matters. This
committee will be composed of two
members from each magisterial dis
trict. etc.
II you would know more about the
Farm Bureau, attend the speaking to-
night
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-02
LICENSED TO WE'D
County Clerk Henry Has Issued the
Following Since Last Week

I1is Presson. age %. son Of Geo. Pres
son. Of Huntingdon. Tenn. ANA Miss
GusSie Bell. age II. daughter OF X. y
Bell. OF Hickman.
NJ. r. Orman. 81 Of this county. ana
Mrs Pearl Vaughn. 2G daughter OF
Louis Burt Groom j. a son of Milton
Orman. Both have been married De
fore
q. W. Mckenzie. a.. Of Hickman. and
Miss Halle Fish. -. Of Obion county
Second marriage for both.
Dee Ashe. -. and Miss Andell keath-
erly. II. Of Kenton. Tenn. This license
was issued ON Sept. 2O. but no return
has been made ON H. County CLERK
Henry has received letter from man
claiming To be- brother of the young
lady. and he states that she Is only Y"
years old which means that there l.
some falsefying somewhere. When the
license was procured. the couple mahc
affidavit that he was - and she II
years old
John X. Jeffress. 20. son Of j. X
Jeffress and farmer of No. LAKE
section. and Miss Jennie Fuller, 10
of Hickman. The bride l. "A step-daueh-
ter of Mrs. Van Fuller. They were
united In marriage by County Judge
Stair.
]. NJ. Liggett. 26. son Of w. $. lig-
gett. and Miss Lottie Mae Conner. 10,
daughter Of John Conner. OF west oi
town. They were married by Rev. '"
r. Carlton.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-02
FISHING LAWS
ky. Game and Fish Commission Warns
Against Illegal Practices.

| Having secured license Il H. lawful
/ 90 take fish from the Mississippi Ohio.
| Big Sandy. Tug Fork or Big sandy and
/ Tennessee Rivers with hoopnets with
out wings and with seimes. mesh Of
which l. not less than ! II inches
square. and from the Levisa Fork ~
Big Sandy. Kentucky. Green Barren
Rough and Cumberland Rivers with
hoopnets without wings and with seines.
mesh of which l. not less than = inch
~ square. under the following condi-
tions
Unlawful to place or use nets or Sein-
es within -fH Yards of the mouth of any
river or stream or within 2ou yards 81
any lock or dam or In any part of the
iver above the last lock and dam 81 any
81 the streams mentioned above.
Unlawful % take fish from any
stream. except those mentioned above /
in any manner. except with poles and /
lines. hand lines. set lines or trot lines 4
tnlawfui o. fish with Seines or nets
during the month OF May spawning
s<-lsoni-
.,s.~~cSS nct- nr <eineS Without first pro
curing LICENSE All nets or seines In or
ont of use without license tags at
tnched or under the legal size mesh viii
Iar destroyed and owners prosecuted
Black bass tlargc or small mouth i
III caught in nets or seincs must De- re-
turned uuiujured % the water from
which taken.
pue resident hoopnet license and one
tng. Sl25 Tags for additional nets.
- uO each.
One resident seine license and one
tag for SeineS Of lOO feet. SJ.25. For 4
each additional 100 feet or fraction /
thereof when seine exceeds 100 feet IN 4
length. S2OO For each additional
seine Of 100 feet. 500.
nonresident hOopnet or seine license
double the fees charged for resident Ii /
cemSc.
Penalties for violations $500 10
S1O0OO-jail sentence and confiscation /
Of Seines and nets.
County Court Clerks in counties
where lawful 20 use nets will issue the
license 20 residents and non-residents
and will explain the provisions 81 ;lte
law. or information and copies Of the |
laws will be- furnished upon request
from the state office.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-02
new STORY
Green Fancy. by NcCutcheon. starts
I'm Courier Next Week.

The Courier T. plea Sed to announce
that dandy. new story will start iu
this paper next week. n il George Barn
Mctutcheon's latest story. Green Fan
cy. All readers Of fiction know this
author-and they will not be- di~ap-
pointed In his new novel
This story will run about nine weeks
reaching beautiful climax It il as
fascinating as "Graustark" hut not
50 lengthy. You will certainly want 10
Rad every line 81 it-~o do not miss
the first issue-as no back numbers
will BE- supplied
Watch next week for the opening
chapters 81 Green Fancy"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-02
lEDS RECORDED
4 transactions as Shown by the
: ee'rds Of Fulton County.

shelby TO H. e. Barrett 2 lot
~ League. $50
-. Barnes 90 Allie Parks > lo,
est Hickman, $3.50.
4 k- Noorehead 10 T. w. Ja,.kso,
4 acres half mile southwest M
zfld, sIl.G50. etc.
- ward to G. !. Hagan. - acre.
- Troy Road S6.25o
Vance and r. p. Fields 10 Ia.
~ % acres east of old Rove,
Virginia Trevor and Mrs Rob
2 hasne 10 - lot in Fulton
4l4oyre Thomas. trustee I'm hsnL
= 'Natior Mere Co. to Nora Y
<1.> -. Jesse Reeves property at CAY
4YiA Howell to y. 4. Holden. ;
near crutchfield. no price
y. Scott 10 j. .. Veatch. n acres
~. 1. Hampton place.. =. 500
= - Q: veatch to l. Z. Lee. above Il
9eres. 1900.
M Walker 20 q. 4. I.attus ana
49, 2z-Ss41 p acres "A. J. Whipple landi
-and the further consideration
walker and wife arr. 10 receive
ouyrt out of the money this land
% Tor as long a. both shall live
Wn- Cohn 10 c. T Terry. halfln-
seresfs In FULTON Tot 500
w w. Watson TO Sarah r Watson.
MI Interest in 20 acres. SI2G. etc.
= l.. jackson 20 Josephine Povnor.
ne lots In Ind League. S22J.
Jim c. Benson 10 Walter Taylor. IL
'oes on Dyersburg road. SI1Oo
A. L. Binford 10 ! r. PaschaIl. 81
ro4 On Mt. Carmel and Crutchfeld
nd, $1,000
<T~5 Murray 90 J. A. Cook. lats
1thsviiie Ad- Fulton. sleoo
~ r. Miner to Ben. L.. Austin. n
$res M fuhon connty and 2f in Hsck-
IN county. 5000, etc. :
- T. 0aul To 4 ~ HAnder-an- Lot
Mrs Mary IT rones ~ " " r'~sr-
he II A. Campbell lot in Cayce. SlTu0
IL r. Garriean 10 Mosier Bros 4
\. Kimhro 200 acres. $1,000.
md League 90 Eugene Spence . lots
'2p
T. NJ Rcasley to e. T. Jordan. lot on
Jackson and Walnut Sts. Fulton. 81
NO
&. l.. Jordan 10 I VI Winsett. lot IN
fulton. $500
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MAY HOLD OFF 30 DAYS.

In the natural order of things the
penalty would 20 un unpaid city taxes
October 1st but We understand there
has been some delay i'm getting the
books ready and the city authorities
will probably grant 3O-day extension
of time. having the penalty become ef-
fective Nov 1st
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-02

Pres Wilson was forced to cancel
his speaking dates in Tennessee and
Kentucky and return 10 Washington ON
account of illness. Quite a number OF
Hickmanites went 10 Memphis last
week. with the expectation of seeing
the president there Saturday night
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-02

III you are resident Of either Hick-
man or Fulton AMI expect 10 vote IN the
November election. IL l. necessary that
you hold registration certificate. A
special regisfra tion will b. held on
Tuesday. Oct. 9Th. M both towns
No <efri<cn 81 eiGber town VIII be per
,..so ,srrr Ito 10 vote vote sn!szS rr,,se ihsS
will he your hast chance 90 qualify
get busy.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-02
ELECTION OFHCgk
Commission Names New Men Rer -
ing Fulton County ElectiomA

The Election commissioners OF -
ton county have named a new -
election Officers for the county, ~
will hold their appointment one ~
and conduct all elections during u
time They are.
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West Fulton.

III Kelly Cd. Clerk
W II Butts Cd. Judge
Frank Cole 1R). Judge
II II Perce tRl. Sheriff
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Madrid Bend

II. W Adams Cd. Clerk
James Whits0n fRl. Judge
J X. Adams Cd, Judge
I'd GrOoms lRl. Sheriff
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state Line.

L. Y Gildwcll I'D. Judge
Bob Martin fRl. Judge
A NJ Shaw Cd. Clerk
J. VI Linn Cd. Sheriff
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-02

J. r. Fall Cd. Judge.
Dudley Brann tRl. Clerk.
Ed Hanniphin iDi. Sheriff
W l.. Barber lRb. Judge
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-02

Ed Williamson Cd. Clerk
John 4. Lawson Cd. Judge
Newt Myatt tRl. Judge
Il } Cashon fRl. Sheriff
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East Hickman.

Jake Plant Cd. Judge
Ed Clark lR). Clerk
Frank Watson ID. Sheriff
Geo. Coon fRJ. Judge
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West Hickman

q. II. Wilson CD. Clerk
Jim Hunt RI. Judge
A. l.. I-angford ID. Sheriff
Bob Parker tRl, Judge
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Almas Walh tDb. Judge
Ernest Treas fDl. Clerk
Chas Barbour fRl. Judge
=. = Wilds tRl. Sheriff
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Sassafras Ridge.

GUY Craig Cd. Judge
J B. Bradley lR1. Sheriff
Chas Stahr ID. Clerk
Il Ezzell lRl. Judge
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Old Hickman.

~. " IL 4. ssA EsssAHSSrasRhl H ,iiyyfs. .snsrsr
N. g. Barrett tRl. Judge
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John Rice. 81. and Georgia Gil. 20.
j. &. Minor, p. and Bertha Wnite'
II.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24
DARTTNC, PIERCING
SCIATIC PAINS
Give way before the pene-
trating effects OF Sloan's
Linir1eut

SO do those rheumatic twinges and
the loin-aches OF lumbago. the nerve
inflammation OF neuritis. the wry neck,
the joint wrench. the ligament sprain,
the muscle strain. and the throbbing
bruisc.
The ease OF apnhiRg, the quickness
OF relief. the positive rdsplts, the clean
illness, and the ecohomvs eofs-Sloan'
Liniment make il universally preferred.
Sc. 7Oc. $l40.
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ton, that. the road6 hereinbef0re de-
scribed be built and that the cost
of same shall nogaAxceed the amount
realized from ti3sS#ala Of saiG bonds.
Resolved, FURTHER. That it is the
sense Of this board thai all prope,
safeguards shoua be taken to see
that the proceeds OF said bonds, if
issued, are ,properly expended and
that the roads abOve mentioned are
constructed in Bic most scientific
and Observation-Disclosures. aud that in
the event such Bond issue is auth0rj-
zed by the elsation to be hereafter
held that a c1inpetant engineer be
/ engaged by thiA board to act for and
on behalf OF th& county s, sureryis-
ing engineer ch the WORK 0f such
road construction. said engineer to
give a good and sufficient bond in an
amount herein8ater to be determined
by this board RIO secure the faithful
performance Of his duties - such
supervising engineer. ana TO bill FOR
labor or material used III such work
to be ordered paid by said board -
cept with the approval of said en-
gineer; and
Resolved. Fufther That It is the
sense of this kaard that in tie event
Isuch bond issAe is authorized thar
the following FAMED persons be ap
pointed by this board a. BOND trus
tees for sail county namely: L: ".
Duval. L. X. Edwa ards ard J, T..
RawlS.
Resolved. THAT the following nam
ed citizens of 5Mari0n county be and
they are hereby appointed an al
visory committee to assist this
board in the solution Of any questions
which may atdse in the future rela
tive to the Dfoposed Marion county
good roads system: 7. T Munroe
chairman; Nathan Mayo, A c. Blow
ers. c. a. Vaughn, J. K. Christian, G.
W. Neville. &
Notary boads Of L. Z. Futch ard
Fred Smith We're approved,
The clerk presented to the board
statement oNcoUntv finances for the
six months ending September Goth
1919 which, was examined by the
board, approved, signed and ac-
knowledged in due form and ordered
sent to the comptroller.
The tax collector presented his
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24

list OF insolvencies, errors and dou-
bIes for the 1918 levy. which was ex-
amined by the board approved
showing the following total:
State tax $3871ee; County tax.
$I3,68392.
The board thersupon adjourned.
Oca!a. Fla., October IS 1919
p. H. ROGERS.
Attest: Chairman.
P Il Nugent, Clerk.
T. D. Lancastsf, Jr, Deputy
The board Of county commission.
ers met pursuaiK to call OF the chair
man, With all Ihembers present.
Mr.. L. ". DuEal having declined to
have MS NAM considered for an
pointment as hond trustee. in the
even Of the coming bond election
being voted fRr bonds, Mr. Jas. E.
ChaC= was NOMINATED to fill the va.
cancr
The board thereupon adjourned.
o. H. ROGERS,
Attess: Chairman.
P. Z. Nuge1t, Clerk.
BY T. D. Lancaster, Jr., Deputy.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24
MEETING or COUNTY COMMITS.
SiONERS
Oeala, "a. october. i, 1919.


met with all members present.
Bill OF the Ocala Banner for print
ing general laws and acts OF the 1919
Legislature was presented and the
board approved rae same for pay
ment by the state.
Col. r. F. Rogers, Mr.. c. w. Hun.
ter and Mr.. Nathan Mayo appeared
and urged the board to donate the
sum of $500 toward the holding OF
the county fair. The same was con
sidered by the board and upon motion
of Commissioner earn seconded by
Commissioner Davis the board voted
to donate the above named amount
to apply on premiums for agricultur
al products at the coming fair
The citizens road committee APP
peared before the board and aftel
conference with the commissioners
and a discussion OF the proposed
road. submitted the following re
port:
Summary of Proposed Road improve
ments
Hard Surface
Brick, asphalt or concrete.
State road No. ,, from Alachua
county line to Lake county line 1910
miles.
Rock Base
4 TO be later hard surfaced with
federal. state and county funds.
Road No % from road@No. >, south
via Belleview Junction and Summer
field to Sumter county line 10 miles
Rock Gravel or Other Hard Surface
Road No. 50. Silver Springs juno
ton to Shapes Ferry57.0 miles.
Road No. 3, Ocala to Citra la
miles.
Road No. 10, Lowell, Fairfield,
Pennington, road 90 miles
Road No. IA, OcaIa5t to Juliette via
st. Johns church to Road No. ), 210
miles.
Road No. "a, Orange avenue to
ARoad No. "A. Silver Springs to
GfAhamville Junction so miles.
FRAd No. 6. Sparr to Lowell so
milesS
RoasAN No. 7. Citra to Irvine. 9.5
RoadNNo. s, Mcintosh. Pennington
and to d6hnty line 14s0 miles.
Road Ne II, Oca1a, Blitchton and
to count line 1873 miles
Road NJ. 90, Dunnellon Junction to
Stokes I&rry 60 miles.
Road No. 25, Orange avenue to
Summer1Hld As miles.
Road No. 50, Ocklawaha, Whites
Ferry, Moss Bluff road So miles.
RoadaNo SO, Gambler to Ocklawa-
ha 4.0smiles.
Road No. 81, Stanton to Lake coun-
ty line IT'S miles.
Road No. So. Sulphur City to Day
t6fla road 2.5 miles.
z Road No. 80, Altoona to Sulphur
City 10 miles.
Road No. so, Summerfeld to
| Weirsdale so miles.
State Road No. 5. DunnellOn to RO-
meo and Levy county 100 miles;
DunnellOn, Inglis road 10 miles:
Symmetrical to North Lake Weir
so miles
Road No. So, Sharp's Ferry to
Lynne so miles.
Road No. 50, Lynne to Moss Bluff
S5 miles
Spar to miles east Eureka
Ferry 140 miles.
Total 213.0 miles.
Note: Road No 20 conditioned
upon procuring ght-of-way through
Readings farm.
Graded Roads
Road No. 81, Ocala to Montague
80 miles.
Road No. 81. Mcintosh via Hick
man to Shiloh 10 miles.
Road No. SO. State road No , to
Boardman Station 10 miles.
Road No IS, Fairfield to Irvine 80
miles.
Road No. ,. Citra to Putnam county
line so miles.
Road No. 4, Citra to Island Grove
- miles.
Road NO IS, Pine Island to Mark
ham place 10 miles.
Road No. sc, Lynne to Norwalk
road A. miles.
Road No. IS, Moss Bluff to McCran-
ey estate TO miles.
Road No Al Grahamville Junction
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24

The price of hogs has q dropped
from $27 a hundred pounds to SIS,
but you needn't look for corrobora.
ton on the restaurant price cards.
Nashville Banner.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24

Joe Earman spotning Il not g. i.
ed What to common folks Is
a "leper colonR TO the gifted Ios
becomes a eprosarium." veFilg
words are ise meas cOuntei
Tampa Tin
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24

The board of county commission.
ers accepted the report of the citi-
zens road committee and upon mo,
ton vote of thanks was extended
to them by the board for their eff
forts
Hon. w D. earn, a member of said
board, introduced the following reso-
luton and moved its adoption:
RESOLUTION
Adopted by the Board of County
Commissioners of Marion County.
Florida. a. Their Meeting Held
October Ia. 1919
WHEREAS, The Board of County
Commissioners of Marion County,
Florida, deem it expedient and to the
best interests of said County to issue
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24

10y ~. IL AhObLI(O,
Attest: Chairman.
P. H. Nugent Clerk. 1911 tt.
Hon. w. D. earn, member of the
board. thereupon introduced the fol-
lowing motion which was adopted:
Whereas, an election has been
called by this board to determine
whether or not bonds shall be issued
by the county for the purpose of
building paved highways herein. and
Whereas, the voters at said cleo
ton and the people generally will
desire to have definite information
as to the location, number and char
acter of roads which this board pro-
poses shall be built with the proceeds
of said bonds. if issued, and
Whereas. said board in consulta-
ton with certain representative cit
liens OF the county. with the advice
and assistance of Gail Barnard. state
highway engineer. have laid out a
proposed system Of good roads for
his county which lit IS the present
sense of this board should be con
ructed with the proceeds Of sucn
bonds. and
Whereas, said board with the as
sistance of the said citizens and en-.
gineer have also prepared estimates
of the cost of said proposed roads.
Now. Therefore, Be It Resolved,
That it is the intention of this board,
in the event the issue Of bonds is au-
thorized by the result OF said cleo
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24

ArLAMc koAsT LINE RAIL
Leave ~ Arrive
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-01-20
WHITE GOODS
BULLETIN

25c Nainsooks for ......,I 9c
35c Nainsooks and Long
Cloths for .... .L0c
81 lie Nainsooks and
Long Cloths for. ...,27 l-Zc
40c Nainsooks and Long
Cloths for 3Oc
45c Nainsooks and Long
Cloths for .......3Z l-Zc
SOC Nainsooks and Long
Cloths for 81 l-Zc
5cLinenes for Csc
40c Linenes for .29c
45c Linenes for 80 lie
SOC Linenes for 81 l-2c
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-01-20
HERE TO
START WAR ON
TICK in SUMTER

DR. w d. Martin, veterinarian,
of Washington, connected with the u.
S department of animal industry has
arrived in Americas to supervise the
campaign for the eradication of the
cattle fever tick in Sumter county.
DR., Martin, who will make his
headquarters with George o. Marshall,
county demonstration agent, in the
Chamber of Commerce room, will su-
pervise the construction of dipping
watts throughout the county, which
work has already begun, preparatory
to the dipping campaign, which will be
put under way March I.
"All we ask is the cooperation of
the public" said Mr.. Marshall, the
county agent today, in discussing the
dipping campaign. DR.. Martin is
here to help US get rid of the fever
tick. If everybody will help, instead
of holding back and hindering, we will
clean up Sumter county this summer
and have it rid of cattle tick so that
the quarantine will be lifted this
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-01-20
ATLANTA OPERA
FANS WORRIED
BY U.S.TAX BILL

ATLANTA, Jan 2O-If the pending
federal revenue bill goes through in
its present shape, carrying a tax Of
20 per cent on high class amusements,
it will probably kill the 1919 season of
Metropolitan grand opera in Atlanta,
according to directors of the Atlanta
Music Festival association, under
whose auspices the annual opera sea-
son is held.
This information not only has come
as a shock to the hundreds of music
lovers in Atlanta, but will doubtless
have the same effect upon thousands
of others all over the South who have
been looking forward with lively anti
cipation to the resumption of opera
in Atlanta this spring. The season OF
1918 was called off on account of the
war, and this made the public all the
more keen for opera again.
A tax of 20 per cent. on $500 ticket
would compel the purchaser to pay an
extra dollar, while the tax would i'm.
pose on holders Of boxes an additional
charge of about $55.OO for the seven
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-01-20
SEND WANTS TO LEAVE
SERVICE WHERE 1T BEGAN

ATLANTA, Jan. 20.-A movement
has been launched to have the Eighty
Second division, which trained at
Camp Gordon, demObilized in this city.
The division is now in France
awaiting orders which may take it
into Germany as a part of the army
of occupation, but when it comes
home il wants to be mustered out Of the
service in the city where it was
trained for combat. The Eighty Second
is composed of drafted men from
eastern states around Ne wYOrk city.
while the officers are Southern men
The division distinguished itselw by
fighting 25 days through the Argonne
forest
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-01-20

performances. The Music Festival as
sociation ia fearful that such an exor-
bitant tax would be prOhibitive.
In order, if possible to defeat the
proposed amusement tax in the rev
enue bill, the directors of the Music
Festival Association, backed up by q
large number of prominent citizens
here and elsewhere, have made a
strong appeal to the Georgia senators
and congressman to make a strong eff
fort to amend the 20 per cent. tax and
let the tax stay where it Is at pres
ent 1t is believed that the present
tax will not materially interfere with
the success of the opera season.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-01-20
Soldiers End Hunt
For Crawley Gang

ATLANTA, Jan. 2G.-(By Associated
Press.)-Colonel Glade with q sold
iers who have been hunting alleged
deserters and slackers in the north
Georgia mountains for a week, re-
turned to Camp Gordon last night, it
was learned today -Four soldiers re-
manned with the civil authorities to
search for members of the Crawley
gang still at liberty. Three members
of the gang has been arrested
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-01-20
CORRESPONDENCE BY THE TON.

PARIS, Jan. 20.-An item for one
hundred million Ietterheads and an
equal quantity of envelopes for free
distribution to American soldiers and
sailors in France, not forgetting the
marines, was just passed by the Y. M.
C. A. purchasing department here.
This supply is expected to last our
boys in France about three months.
But it may not be enough stationery
for that period, now that peace has
given the dOughbOy more time for
writing home and the censor has lifted
his big ban.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-01-20

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