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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05

A crack initiation cf sai picked men
" the Smith Infantry frum fo,t sam
Ilouslon are In Amarillo to-day. The
men Who are un their way TO Fort
Lean Denver Colorado ate travelling
hy motor convoy. and ate cainpcd 81
ne CITY i'afk
The convey Consisting NJ thlriN'seNen
trucks ls under the command ~ cap'
tain ! NJ Anderson,
This cunyyy lcir san An'onio MAY
- rh.N had eNpe, tel To reach BORT
lagan h. rafN next week. hut rn nc
ruint ~ stwms IN Colorado u ~ un'
e,fiain when they viii g., there. Cap
lnin Anderson h uncertain AZ To how
Iona his men viii tcnain IN Amarillo
Tho conNuy was held In rlalnvicw for
wv da>H.
The SHRINE club ana the Elks Home
have irsn thrown open to the visitors
and u L. the hope II the American
l.cginn that V,c,y man IN ,hc ou,fl,
will 10 entertained al some private
hume to-day &c dinner. The people NJ
The city should invite the soldisfy n
- lh6lr nnesls~ a. slsss-1i 4 - w&<
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
ORIllINC Will
Be RESUMED,
new DECISION
WORK RANCH oRl1x WILL
BIZ coMNBNu1D MN.
DlATILY, SAYS BOARD

p.lIlIns win he rssume' at 'hs HAscH
crcek we'll such VIVA the declsln =
s,ockholdcss ~ the company ~ : meee.
linz held Ia Amarillo saturday.
Announcement " the dcclnloA q d.
rcctcss " the Ranch Creek prnuerey n
continue drilling for oil h utuueylns
news to all interested IN the Amarillo
uil field.
The well has already rro ilSelf =
hlg gasser showing ss.ovo,oe al Nh
operations ceased ANA II Z eQDv
las, year, The Ranch Gre veil ~
to have furnished oae.fus,s the go
supply foe Amarillo. " ID = a. new
are ihosc acquainted With ths field Who
havc faith that oh viii ~ sncoAnsereo
b, sinking deeper. News q localioua
fof new wells inrshs. Carson coansy a.
,rict l. expected soon. ~,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
DEMAND TARIFF
BILL TO TREAT
ALL THE SAME
COMMITTEES APPOINTED TO
PREsINT RESOLUTION
70 CONGRESS
SPECIFIC RESOLUTIONS
Asks Dlry ~ ~ CENTS rER
MsRN IN NGes IMPORTED
FROM ORIENT
~ Associated r,~..

tui,r woRriI, juno "A resoh'
,lon dcmandlns " conarcss thu, what
over tariff Ml.cy w. ador,cd by the
government u W. arpllcd equally 10
al scc,lons aud Industries ALIKE, and
,~solu,ions for pro,cc,iun ,wllhN, dis
ct,m,na,loM on the p,,Nluc,S " the
tarm and laS,nws VI the son,h, wcrc
a,lop,cd nv the southwestern CNntcIcncr
vi tho Southern Tarlff association ~
The clcsins scsslon hrlr this at,c,noon,
\ eonml,,e Was aINNun,ct ~ rr''
son, ,hrse rcsolW,tns ~ Consrcss,
THE association, rccOgnlesi by con-
gr~ss ~ rcr,~~n,,ns thu true sen,l'
men, ~ The sou,h ~ wsaris tariff
leglslatlon, hopcs m haNV written Into
the tariff hill now hclng tramcl, ADJ
aua,c prNcrtlNc rrON,slons ~ Insure
thu futu,c pNslsrl,y " the r,Nslucers
M the south" d,shl,L John n, krhN
" Houston, rrcs1lcnL NJ, knM was
named n Mrecn, uc rsol0,Nhs ~
cONgrvsS
Tho resolutions wcIr a,,or,cd after an
all DAY se~s,on aud a telegram eNlaess
lng the sentiment VI the Vonlrcncr
WAS ~n, rtestien, l'ari,ng
S,sS'ific reolu,NsNs ~ vUNgtrss "
plaec duty IN dl thu, viii caualle
the c,s, In ,hc lnl,~i Sia,cs With the
,a,sh,cl Impartial n0m hac,gn coun'
tries wv,c malc An ~ sch~lu',
adopted AMI whb'h VIII ~ ursrd Ia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
men ARE
INVESTIGATING
TULSA R|0TINC
OVER 80 WHITE MEN AND
SCORE NE0RoEs HELD
FOR INVESTIGATION
NEGRO EDITOR IS HELD.
Ail. MEN ARE slEsD WITHOUT
WA,I. reNmNa ourtoME az
Jury FINDINGS.


W Associates Fsses'
TULSA, June i--.I'ol,ce and dcpu,lcs
" American Layton men In charge In
Tulsa tonight dl,cci.d their efforts To-
ward running duwn LEADERS IN the riots
~ Tuesday nigh, and "Wednesday ana
lno,crs WIN took property from the
ic,as,cd negro section during the burn'
ina
annc thirty white men and mo,r than
a mo,r ~ negroes wc,V hlnn held to-
night M city hail fm investigation IN
ln,llng vharuvn unr whit" man who
VAS alleged ,o hayc flt"d an na,lunal
g,a,dsm,n nlso was undo, arrcs, hu,
his nam, was NJ, rNcalcd,
Several ncgrocs Including A. w.
smi,hcrman, hrnhrr Vt the editor vt q
n,g,n newspaper which u IN eharsrd'
WAS h,lng usrd ~ u headquarters TOT
negro rlu,els wvrr hing held without
la,l In connection with thu investigation
VI the caus,r lcadng up To- the fighting
summons tm service m the s'anu
Jury wh,ch viii hegin inquiry June
w,rc Wni ~, to-day, Attorney ucncral
\, A. lTrellng WAS Ia arrive hct. to-
n,,fr,M iu start state Investigation
u,,lrr hy UoNernm nnhcrtsnn Tie VIII
conl~ralc With The county a,,otn~ ~
,al,,lng eVhlrncc l~f,ar the grand Jury
orders wcrr issued 'ollce ,'nmlH
simmer AdkinHon tina, al i"", taken
t,um DESTROYED ncsro quarters must w.
Restored immediately ~ wholcs'l" az
rests would follow. ilc old IN. isilics
had the NAMES ~ numte, ~ le'mn'
who wvfc sren removing articles fru'n
the burned aW'ad
Rcllcf work under direction " ih'
R,4l Cruss had REACHED stage tonight
where all nosrucs wrtc comfortably
sheltered aud provided With sufficient
clothing aud fo,L 4 fund NJ more thar
$40 OaO was upTtch tonight AZ the ~
suit vt congregation relief conirihn
liun,
4 large rart ~ the lrvellcd sec,lon
was rlrarrd away M ganEs II mgr,
wurkrfs during the thN and q numiui
~ tents wvtr ST up Several firms he
gan crc,,iun ot their quarters for theft
emplnVvs IN, committee ~ welfare
sslccivl ~ draft plars fot rocnnstrur
ilun had not drsidrd ~ any definite
-chrm, fol huildinp tho mere than q
thousand nugro hwmrs that viii he ~
uult,l Thrit riiwis however N"r'
mking sh,is and Judge /. = Martin
chairman. gtd that With ihc nmedla,'
relief work Nrn organized the commit
trr eNp,, isd a. h, rradN to present 4
plan early nsNt weve
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
PRESIDENT NOW
HAS AUTHORITY
TO CALL MEET
PROPOSED AZ SUBSTITUTE
BoRAH NAVAL AMEND.
MENr; 10 FAVORABLE
Nv Associated Press,

Nv Associated Press,
WASHINGTON, June "A Join, rvs
olu,ian "conc, rnlhr In the d,slard lir'
nasc vi the President ~ the United
states to call an International contcr'
.ncc IN liml, armamcnts" was as,,~'l
upon to,,av nv republican members IN
farrign affairs ~ substitute IL the
norah disarmament amendncn, H. thc
naval appropriation hill The text was
drafted M chairman llmton after u
conference with rrcs,den, tar'llns a,
tho White nouse last nish, and " hc'
ll.vs,i IL have me, with the aprroval
" the President n win @ introduced
Monday while It's passage may S"mc
What delay n " Intended Ia convey I"
house confcrecs ntM naval mu ,h'
n,,,,usr ~ the llou~ un the whole u'ws'
tlon of disarmament.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
PRESIDENT AND
Wife TAKE FIRST
PLEASURE TRIP

~ ,ise,laiuA rpss
NNiL.EN NllalH. Juno M,kms
ME li'si nl'asu,e trlg ava, l,om Wash
mntpn sinvv his Incarceration rtvsi,
dcn, Harding motorNl h. Nalhy Nage
today tw a SundnNs visit "a ,hc ,oun'
~ ESTATE m scna,w y. g. knuN Thr
tfVsldvni ~ ou, go bis iournr, m
lruv hihlaN riNN even hlnglng hi
lunvh amt oaling u hkr any ulhrr
WAotor tourist along the MAJ
Au,vminni,,l by Mrs ilarhns scna
v,n sawN,g thu la~slieni leii Wash.
lnglUN "a Ma this manlnn and a.
rived ~ the kno, h"mr ~ ala y W.
alisr an uncsen,lul lie m,le 'un usl
lhr Nat> land sa.t s,.,nns, l,.ast.s------&-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
lJnnOCk iEu,0> rVsr
rt.N>s MUSICAL. tOutiN

ltnlask Twas jane The
Alien lhihon iNS, ~ the Amai,an
i.vgion NJ this paee viii slags the
musical yom,iV "kal,ha.kuo" Vt tho
Lindsay Thes'pr luns ~ under the "a
t,iion IT the John u l,ugrrs couaany
This resi has hoen NciN active fa
the past N,ar With seii.s II hoNlng
huu,s. ,undu,lng l.vccum caprsr,
mainuinlns club rums and ulhe, wis''
l~sNmg after the mt,irsls ami amuse'
mrnts ~ the slNire man
The membership h approximately
goo. nNtUn Mrklnsun 10 rosi 'pm.
mtndor and " " iiall IL l',,st Adiuiant.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
F|FTEEN-YEAR-
OLD BOY ENDS
HIS OWN LIFE
TIRED DOING HOUSE WORK,
SAYS FAREWELL MES.
SAGE AND WILL

sl,e.al h TIE News
tuRTAI.Es, n, NJ, June t,-Alhcrt
i.el,oy RUckway, aged " YEATS, ~
a,a,,lr. Wash. committed suicide by
taking stryehnlne between one and two
o'cl~k this afternoon NJ the home NJ
his uncle. y, . l,ors, llsins On. and u
hall mllcs south ~ i'ur,ales.
The boy lef, farewell notc 10 HIS rel
aily.s here and let, "a viii for the dts
lnx,l NJ his property
Tho rca~,n fo The youths ac, In said
H. have been that he was angcrcd he
,ause he was rauir.d tn help his aunt
With some ch0,es around the house.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
REDUCTIONS OF FEDERAL RESERVE
DISCOUNT RATES ARE FAVORABLE

The contcrcncc favored adoption " ,hc
disoun, rate To five Wr ecu, and the
inorcascd ra,cs ,hrongh The l,slrnl W
serve system
rrcsid,n, llar,ilns In vsponsc IN III
resolutions wro,e S'na,or smith an ~
plantation ~ appreciation 1T the oN'
pression madc hN the conference" en,i
added ,ha, the many Suggestions az
icc,lvinv attention 1t the admtnl~,ra.
,lon IN the most effective way ls'ssl
hh,A
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05

A report received through ruIlroad
channels by thu i,ocky Mountain News
t'Nlrh, S,d ihrr. were nhnui aOo pct
Hons IN the ,wo trains of which ton
were killed,
That report, howeycr, had not hecn
confirmed, although thu. Information
sa,d positively several pcraons were
dead,
Al the Denver ulflcc ~ the Dem
yer and l,lo urandr Tonight thu ~
por that train number thwc hnd turn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05

The floo,iH swept ln,o the city proper
nhoi : o'clock, Police and guards DRIVE
the crowdn hnck from tho main street
hridaes, and The mnln pec,lnn WIS lnun'
dated, auec, Ears stopped, ana elcc'
trlc lInhta went out,
IN the darkness could he heard tho
roar VI tho rushing waters ana crash
NJ falling buildings, A rain was falling,
10 add 10 the discomfort, Here ana there
with flashes ~ lightning. spectators
could Nee small houses floating about,
over IN tho railroad yards passenger
coaches and other car equipment lay
overturned, and out II tho night cana
the cries ~ tho stricken women and
children. all appealing Tor help,
Scores ~ men risked tholr lives IA
hiring women aud children TO safety, The
Colorado rangers, the police ana TrooI
q ~ the Colorado National Guard hcnI
In the work ot rescue, Many persons
owe their lives 10 the bravery Of thess
Inen aud scores VI volunteers. Their
rame the fires. A flash IL lishtnIn,
burst There was crash, and In tn
light " the next flash a building waI
disclosed In flames, There was no wa
ter 10 combat tho hlase. 10 Il swept IN
u wrn, through the Flofman Pain
Company, the gas plant. the Ice plant
Nowed down two HE garages IN Itwrath
aud then attacked the yards ~ TN
kinR Investment and Lumber Company
Al were laid In waste.
PUEBLO. Colo, June t.--The waters
of the Arkansas and IN. fountain fiv
cta, which last nlsht swept upon tn
city ~ rueblos. bringing death and Dc
struotlon, tonlah, wcw rcccdlng, II
their wake was lett city IL desola
/ tiun,
Hest estimates early tonight place,
the drath ilst nj about five hundred
This. however, was l,,lc moro than !
guess, Tor u viii h. days bcforc au
thmi,ics ARE able To ascertain the ae
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
RANGERS USED
IN ENFORCING
DIPPING LAWS
TEXAS FORCES SENT TO RED
RIVER AND CASs CoUN.
TIES, SAYS RARToN
~ Associated rresa.

AUSTIN, June s,-Therc are ~ State
Rangers ready Tor use In cniorrlns the
state tick eradication laws Adlu,an,
General narton' said tsiay tollowins q
conicrcnce with j. u, noos scott, chair
man NJ the livestock commission, Thcsc
rangers win hc uscd t"r tina, purpose
1, Ar. sco,t ~ rcuuircs, he said and
furthermore that he IN rcady IN every
way to aid IN rnforcinw ~ the cattle
a,rpswa mws, ssearer~ have aheedy
hcsn srnt t. cass and Rrf River ccun'
ties Tor this purpose he said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
INTERNATIONAL MEET TO
Be HELD STATE CAPITOL

" Associated rss.
AUSTIN. rcNas, June tive Mex
loan army officcgs aud lwo Iepre~en
inlncs Il the Highway Department "
the ncpuhlh ol McNesA vailed NJ the
su,a nu's allce ,~lay With STATE En'
Elnecrs n y Withdrew aud a. A. Mae
Naughlan ~ san M,rvr, -eese,sss az
the MERIDIAN h,rhNs> e~~>>Ilallon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
FIRE SWEEPING DISABLED.
CITY: WATER MAINS GONE

PUEBLO, June (By Associated PrsN)-Estimsatss q
three fifteen o'clock Of dead In flood here indicated that
number would exceed five hundred and might ~ lew
Property loss s,l placed above ten millions Of doars
PUEBLO, Colo, June by Associated Press)Ths nsedsd
section described extending from Second Street ths Ms
II contains large portion Of the business district.
Starting shortly after five o'clock yesterday aftsneen Pushs
fire whistles sounded the flood alarm AZ that hour both rivers
rns rapidly from the coudbu that psvalsd during ~
day. Hundred Of persons took warning end gathering lew -
lonsns sought safety the nile around the city oths pad
attention the warnings Many Of these paid with their lives
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
VETERAN HOSPITAL
Statement IS SENT
TO GOVERNOR MEFF


N STiN June a statement IT ~
pHndilmes a. date On the kcriNillc To
bar, ulcsis hlrmlal for eN EerVice Wen
was uhml,iri a. uoNVrnor Nsff TO
DAY n, ~. Naninn N carrlck, state
health olilcc and momlwr d the con
r,rwslon hazard ln chasge NJ the hos
plisl, Tho F'stcment Mas lsit at ih
snss,aosr clilx- lknd1ng -hls- -ISinkn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
rv. siud,nis I.ln White sas.
~ Aasaflstsa rts~s

WASHINGTON. Tune HE'D TESTER.
ward IN fl,ldel ana Jet Slaflosd, pitch.
- tancd ,he chlceao whl,e sns here
tonight Hath wete siu,seni- NJ soush
western tul,ersl,y NJ ucwpstc~n,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05

tunl numhrr ~ lives lost.
The estimate Of property damass ~
manned at ahout sio.ooo.o0o.
Organised work II Volunteering 70 shs
needs ~ The thousands N homeless W
tho city was we'll under why losjahl,
The refugees have hcen arsembled N
pchoolhouscs and AZ churches 9. W.
Ice, feed administrator. took over ~.
pcrvlrlon of the clty's food supply. nov
very low. because much fco<tetuff wae
lost In tina flooded area. f
Tho city IN without electric llghta To-
night. uar also wan unavailable. An.
lng further harsishlps 10 the plloht u
the sufferers the water plant wAs put
out II commission by the flooo.. and
there was no drinking water available
from tho city mains els
The cheering word To city officials
was the news that relief train CIR.
ryins waser, milk and feed. would ~
TN the way from Denver early tcN1oAl.
------->>l
WASHINGTON June <--'rhe ruth.
western division uf the Americas ned
sf"Hf WIS oVSUoEuaFV tUU1uUt " INV
upon the National Disaster nelIef NlN6
M To ssc.cee until MuntAy eor ~ q.
foriIns II relief Ia the Cslosp1o 0oo0
district. n.y. ~
In making the announcement nat(snal
headquarters rsid shs 'sWnole eoo>n( q
the problem wss exrNtvo1 ~ epewN
| nv Monday, and u II MA then eouo1 ~
National Disaster Fund Ap1 ~ ~
~euwes NJ The southweelesn 0vln1oa
wesv not sufflctrnt ~ uest the d(uas
,lcn. additional funds wlll b. scrihcogn.
Ing from national headQuartsrs."
i DENVER. Colo. June <.-Fiood warn
lnss were dispatched 10 ~ towna and
farming communities from Pueblo ease
Ia the Kansas state line today ny. Ms
trio, weather rcrecaster J. NJ. Hhesrer.
Immense dark clouds nenaccd the eesl.
EN- mountain slopes In the northern ane
central portions of thu state all 0ny. nn0
CONTINUED ON PAIN two
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
WEATHER

WEST TExAs, SUNDAY aud Mon
day partly cloudy,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-17
MRS. HAROLD TO
VISIT CHAPTERS.

Mrs. Frank Harold left today for
Milledgeville, where she will address
convention Of women workers to
be held in that city Wednesday and
Thursday Of this week.
More than 300 state workers will
be present, a number of whom will
make addresses concerning the work
being accomplished in their organi-
cations. Mrs. Harold will be guest
Of honor at brilliant luncheon to
be given the club women Thursday
Wednesday afternoon tea has
been planned for the officers and
delegates, and other more informal
affairs will be given by the hostesses
of MilledgevilIe.
From that point Mrs. Harold will
90 to Sparta, Tifton, and other
South Georgia points, where she has
been invited to speak before the
club membership Of those cities.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-17
State Owns 1856 Shares
In GEORGIA Railroad

ATLANTA, May 16.-Jacob Phin-
Ivy, president Of the Georgia Rail
road and Banking Company, surpris-
ed State officials when he announced
that the State of Georgia carries 1876
shares Of the Georgia Railroad and
Banking Company stock. Mr.. Phin-
Ivy said the stock was purchased in
1851 from the president and dircc-
tors Of the old Bank of Augusta. It
has been handed down since that
time and now stands in the name of
the State of Georgia, he said.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-17
NO RICHES ARE
FOUND IN STORE
CONTINUED From aPge H.

CONTINUED From aPge H.
visited him at his store say they
have often been shown them.
That he was in the habit of keep.
inc considerable sums of money
about the store was known to many
nersons. W. NJ. Jones, who had known
him well for years, and with whose
grocery firm Mr.. Scarborough traded
today told of an experience bearing
this out.
at was on the occasion of the last
patriotic bond issue" said he. Il
met BIZ one day and was discussing
the bond issue with him ard told him
it would not only provide him a safe
investment, but offered him an OPP
portunity to do a duty to his country.
He told me he would take $1,000
worth of bonds, and maybe $4,000.
Made Exact Total
Later the committee held meet
ing and I and Frank Lanier went to
his store. He saw US coming and
Immediately stated he knew what we
had come for, and that he he'd
thought the matter over and would
take lust $1,000 worth. He started
hauling out boxes and packages Of
money from here and there and piling
it on the counter in front of Is. We
told him all he needed to pay at
that time was 500, but he said he
wanted to pay it all and not he both
cred later. He kept on dragging out
packages. none of them with a mark
of any kind on them, and all with
odd amount They totalled exactly
$1,000, and were all in small coins,
taking Frank Sheffield and myself an
hour to count them
Sheriff Harvey reiterated today
that he had not the slightest informa-
ton upon which to proceed IN solving
the murder. Not a fact has been
discovered, not a name mentioned,
that would direct suspicion in any
manner. He stated that no one be-
sides himself and Deputy Summers is
investigating, and that so far he
had failed to make any progress
whatso over in unravelling the mys-
terry. although giving it his personal
attention.
An interesting sidelight unon the
case is a report that Mr.. Scarborough
only few days ago spoke of his
intention to "get some diamonds out
of the bank and have them Sc"
Talking with Charley Smith and J. H.
Chain at one of the Americas oil
mills, he is reported to have said
he was going to have some of hi.
loose diamonds put into sets and in
tended to sell them Cheap" At the
time, he is said to have displayed sew
eral unset gems, but the authorities
have as yet been unable to locate any
local jeweler who handled these
stones.
Left No Will.
Mr.. Scarborough left no will. Sc
far as can be learned. W. A. bod.
son, who looked after his legal af.
fairs during several years past sale
today that he had not written Scar
borough's will, and expressed the
opinion that no such document wa.
in existence. Some time ago, per
haps as long as a year, SCARBOROUGH
discussed with him the ACCESSIBILITY
of executing a will, but the docu.
ment was not drawn, Mr.. Scarbor.
ough saying at that time that he
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-17
AFTER TAG TIGER
Where was old Tag Tiger?

Where was Old Tag Tiger?
Flippetv-FIap shaded his eyes and
looked this way, Nancy shaded her
eyes and looked that way, and Nick
looked the other.
Dear knows, they needn't have
shaded their eyes, for the jungle in
which they were searching was as
sunless as a cellar the great trees,
and small ones, too, making a roof
as perfect as tar paper.
But it was this way Tag, as you
know, wears stripes, yellow and black
ones. all over him. and if there IS
anything in the world Cor in the jun
gIe) that is hard to see it is stripes.
They fool one completely, especial
" in a darkish place Take Zippy
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-17
G MORE CARS
PEACHES MOVE

Six car loads of peaches were
shipped from Americas Monday and
Tuesday, the railroads report this
afternoon.
The Seaboard Air Line shipped
from Huntington yesterday one car
for English & Dykes and another-car
for them today; also one car yester-
day and one car today for 7. B.
Hooks from Gatewood's crossing,
making a total Of four cars.
The Central reports none shipped
Monday and two cars shipped out to-
day, one car for Lee Hansford and
one car for J. II. Poole & Sons.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-17

would "think over" the matter. Re
Gently, however, the old recluse told
acquaintance that young Morgan
Stevens is going to get every cent
Of my money when | die.
Mr. Scarborough was commonly
supposed to stay close to his store on
the hill, and was hardly ever seen
out at night. Two Americas police
men. however, report having seen
him well out on North Lee street at
midnight not long ago, a fact which
may turn out eventually to furnish a
valuable cleW.
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Society
FEDERATION TO BE
DISCUSSED WEDNESDAY

When the Chrysanthemum Club
meets Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. George K. Ellis and Mrs. W.
D. Ivey as hostesses at the home Of
Mrs, Ellis, an important discussion
will take place relative to fedcrating
the club.
At the meeting held two weeks
ago, the subject came up, bat owing
to the unavoidable absence Of the
president, Mrs. w. c. Wright. and
some other members, the mater was
not finally settled. 1t was decided
that a letter meeting would bring
together all the Officers and mem
bers and the matter would be def
nitely settled at that time.
Because Of the Importance Of the
meeting Wednesday, it is urged that
a full representation be present to
vote for or against federating the
Chrysanthemum Club.
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Americas Gridironers
Not On Club Outing

Macon, left that city last night for
a fishing outing of two weeks on the
Satilla river. John Sheffield, Will
Green Turpin and VIII Green Turpn
Jr., Americas members of the club,
did not accompany them.
John Sheffield, who spent the last
two weeks in Florida fishing, re-
turned to Americas last Saturday,
having enjoyed his vacation and the
splendid catch.
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DRY AMENDMENT VALID.

WASHINGTON, May nc Re
quirement that the prohibition
amendment be ratified within seven
years by three-fourths of the states
does not invaldate the entire meas
ure, the Supreme court rule today
The court ruled formally that prohi-
btion went into effect January 16,
1920.
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with his big shoes, or one of the
twins kicked a little stone, every
body jumped as though a COMMON
cracker had exploded.
What's the matter, do you sup
poser wondered the fairyman at
last. There doesn't seem to be so
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-17
MILLERAND TALKS
WITH KING ALBERT.

PARIS, May 17.-President Mil
lerand conferred on the Upper Siles-
ian question with King Albert and
members of the Belgian and French
miniateries yesterday, says the Ma
tin. The newspaper asserts a com
plete agreement was reached.