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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
HURT WHILE TRYING
TO SAVE TWO LIVES

Denver. Aug. 5.-Roy Rsecs wealthy
Broomneld. Colo. business man ard
eN-service man. Is In the COUNTY hos
pital here IN critical condition a.
a result OF an effort he made today
TO save the lives Of two well diEEerH
who were at tho bottom OF a forty-foot
well In Brqomheld
Reecc, q Years old. heard the cries
OF the men and rushed home to get his
gas mask. which he had Used in the
trenches overseas. lie vent down into
the well, but the mask Jailed to work
Other persons hearG the cries of all
three men In the well and went down
to Save them. Rcecs insisted the two
men ho tried to save be taken out
FIRST.
They wore saved and then an efror,
was made 70 rescue Reece The rome
caught on hts mask and he got stuck
on the sides Of the well I, took two
hours TO get him out. He was nearly
dead 40 result Of being stransled
re was ru1hed to the county hospital
here from Broomheld n distance OF ton
miles.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
mi ERIAl MEETING
is NOT CLEAR ON
PEACE INVITATION
Final Session Of Conference
Shows Presidents Plan
Is Misconceived

London, Eng. Aug. 5.-tBy The
Associated Press. THAT there exist
ed some misconception of President
Hardinss invitation for a conference
Tor the discussion of armament limi-
tation and Pacific questions is indi-
Gated by summary of the proceed
ings of the imperial conference. is
sued tonight at the conclusion of the
last session of that body.
In accordane with the suggestion
made by the American government
that the conference on disarmament
should be preceded by friendly con-
versations or consultations between
the powers principally concerned in
the future of the Far East and the
Pacific, says the summary, the i'm
perlal conference is anxious that for
the Anglo Japanese agreement there
should be substituted some larger
arrangements between the three
powers concerned namely the United
States, Japan and Great Britain, and
holding the firm conviction that the
latter discussions on disarmament. to
which they attached transcendent
Importance, could best be made effec-
tive by a previous mutual under
standing on pacific conditions be-
tween those powers discussed those
preliminary conversations or consul
tations, which the American govern
ment had in principle agreed should
be held in London.
When it transpired. continues the
summary. that there was some mis-
understanding as to the nature of the
suggested preliminary conversations.
the British overnment. in a desire TO
remove any possible misconception
and to meet what it believed TO be the
American view VOLUNTEERED to attend
meeting on the other side of the
Atlantic. at which the agenda of the
Washington conference could be dis
cussed
] Premier Lloyd-George, Marquis
Curzon and the dominion premiers
were prepared to attend such a meet
/ ing II invited by the American gov
ernment. Japan also had siGnified
her willingness to attend. The Ameri-
can government however, did not
favor the idea. which accordingly was
T dropped.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
DENVER WOMAN IS
SIMPLY DELIGHTED
Mrs, Bovard Eats Anything,
Sleeps Well and Is Rid of
Every Trouble

IF l talked from now to the end of
my days | couldn't say han the good
things | would like 10 about Tanlac,
was the enthusiastic statement of Mrs.
Mildred Bovard, 1855 Holden Place,
Denver. Colo.
For three years my stomach had
been giving me trouble and had become
so weak l could hardly retain anything
l ate. had no appetite and was get
ting thinner and weaker every day. |
had awful attacks of lumbago too. and
when | would try to lift anything my
back would hurt me so | could hardly
move. was almost down and out In
every sense of the word, and nothing
seemed to help me in the least.
1t certainly was lucky daN when
| started on Tanlac, for now every
bad symptom is gone and | have
gained eight pounds IN weight. l sleep
like child every night and before |
took Tanlac | could hardly sleep at all
eat anything / want and everything
eat tastes good. II Taniac had made
me over again it couldn't have brought
about bigger change than It has, and
| am glad whenever n chance comes
for me to say a good word about II"
Tanlac is sold in Pueblo by The Pal
ace Drug store and by leading drug
gis,s everywhere.-Adv.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
MORE DfN|ALS OF
REPORT OF PLAGUE

washington. D. G, Aus. 5.-Denial
that there is condition approaching
famine or plague in the south, was
made today IN a report unanimously
adopted By health officials from a
dozen southern states in conference
here with Surgeon General Cumming
OF the public health service to discuss
the pellsRrs situation. II held that
erroneous and N >.eading' statements
had been made to the public.
After making an investigation.
using all information available the
report said. we du not believe the
situation warrants or ehould occasion
any undue alarm. The Indications are
that there will be an increase in pei
lcera this year in localities in certain
states where tile direase has been
epidemic, but data in hand shows in
an unmistakble way that the mum Der
of cases and deaths from pellaErs
during 1921 win HIll be les, than the
annual average CurinE the Verlod Of
1914 20 1921
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
POPE SENDS GREETING
TO K. C. CONVENTION

San Francisco. Cal. Aus. 5.-Greet-
.inss from his holiness. Pope Benedict
Nv were received 10y the International
knights Of Columbus convention today
thru his Eminonce Cardinal Gaspsrri'
'papsl secretary u state.
The supreme poLtiff received
Eraciousiy the expression Of filial de-
votion from the sterling order OF
$4,000 patriotic american citizens, the
knights OF Columbus convened thru
his grace. Archbishop Hanna OF san
Francisco. and supreme knight James
A Flaherty.' the message read.
The magnificent work OF tho
Knights of Columbus enjoys his con
.utsnt blessing"
The last parties o> knights OF Col
umbus delegates and visitors are ex-
pected to leave San Francisco tomor-
row.
Supreme Knigh. Flaherty will 90 east
by special train tomorrow and VIII
stop at various age cities, including
Los Angeles and Denver. on his way
to Philadelphia ard New York.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
THREE ANTHRAX CASES
REPORTED At DURANGO

Durango, Colo, Aug 5.-Three cases.
declared to be anthrax, have been re
ported in the county by local physi-
clans. They have been treated with
anti-anthraN serum. the physicians de
clared.
Physicians declared they believed the
disease was contracted from contact
with affected cattle. The form devel-
oped by the patients is declared TO be
characterized by ulcerations Of the
skin.
Names of the victims were given as
John 1ephner, a farmer. Mike FaN-
erlno. his hired hand; and Miss Mar
tory Parker. All live on the Fort Lewis
mesa. DR.. J. c. Mitchell a veterinary
surgeon is investisationg the possibii-
ity of anthrax among live stock
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
DIR. MAYO STUDIES NEW
DISEASE AT LONGMONT

Lonsmont, Colo. Aus. 5.-Dr Charles
MAYO, noted surgeon of Rochester.
MINI. who has been spending his va
cation in Estes park, today broke a
rule not to minister TO patients out
side his own office and hospital and "a
rushing TO LonEmont to confer witt
physicians here on the case OF DR..
V. r. Pennock.
DR.. Pennock's mslsdy has been di-
aSnosei as a peculiar disease OF the
stomach. pr. MAYO has Faid he had
never heard OF a case Just like Il be
fore. He Is expected to arrive mere late
today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
woMAv srsprcr rnnrp

Chicago. III, Aug 5.-Mrs. Mary
Demmer. held in the Investigation Into
tho deaths Of her husband and Mr
and Mrs Fred kolze. was released to-
day on 5000 lo1ds after a Petit =
foi a writ Of habsas corpus had be-n
filed by her attorney
Before her release. Mrs. Demmsr ls
said 10 have admitted that Kolse told
her six weeks after the death Of his
wife eight years aro. tnaf he had done
away with her"
The bodies ~ Nrs Demmers hiis-
band and Of Kolze and his wife were
exhumad recently and an exsmiua tion
showing according TO the coroner thai
they contained orfugh poison 70 r.
a score of persons
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06

a neighbor recommended Lydia E.
tinkham Vegetable Compound to me,
and the second day after started TAX
ing Il ! began to feel better and | kept
on taking it for seven months. Now |
keep house and perform all my house
hold duties. You can use these facts 40
you please and will recommend Vege-
table Compound to everyone who suffers
as | did. : Mrs. j. S. LITTLE. 3i55
livingston ST.. Philadelphia. Pa.
How much harder the daily tasks Of
woman become when she suffers from
such distressing symptoms and weakness
as did Mrs. Little. No woman should
allow herself tn get into such condition
because such troubles may be speedily
overcome by Lydia E. pinkham's 3 Vcgs-
table Compound, which for more than
torty years has been restoring American
women to health.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06

men at wages Of one cent a month
Chairman Lasker Of the shipping
board has advised Secretary Davis in
letter made public today.
The belief was expressed by Se-rs-
tary Davis, that the Germans are per
mittAd to land in this country az sea
mer and then fee to the Interior
Until a treaty is signed with Ger
many, II was explained. II will not be
legal for German citizens to enter the
United States
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
APPARENT SHORTAGE nrsr,nr

Denver. Colo. Aug Cecil Mentzer
former supervisor Of the state motor
Vehicle department, recently impucs ted
In an alleged shortage Of state funds
TO-DAY strsightsned out the reputed IL
nancial discrepancies. according 10
Secretary Of State carl Miiiiken The
apparent shortage resulted from q mis-
take IN bookkeeping It was said
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06

New York. Aug. 5.-New York AZ
riculturalists advanced the Etncids
theory in connection with discovery
today OF myriads OF dead EraSshop-
pers floating down the 81. Lawrence
river
everything behind them the horde ap
preached the river. failed to negotiate
the broad Jump and plunged ahead TO
their death.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06

California claims to he the greatest
hop p-producing state Of the union in
point of tonnage. and the greatest IN
the world in average harvest per acre
ana modern methods OF culture.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06

most OF the time and
felt bad in my left
side. Ny monthly
periods were irreC-
ular. sometimes five
or seven months
apart and when they
did appear would last
for two weeks and
were very painful. |
was sick for about q
year and n half and
doctoredbut without
any inpYoyement.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
GERMAN SAILORS WORK
FOR CENT PER MONTH

Washington. =. c, Aug 5.-Numo oers
q, G.rmans are shipping at German
uorts on America bound vessels as sea-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
GRassHopPFRs DROWN

pnchsc. AuE- A--I0untTees dead
srasshoppers flOated down the 81.
Lawrence river TODAY. Observers
could offer no plausible explanation.
At Three Rivers the insects covered
the river from bank to bank at one
point.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06

Hackensack. \. J. Aug - The
county prosecutors office waa notified
today that six armed bandits had held
up the paymaster Of the Barrett Man
ufacturing company al Shadysida
about II o'clock and escaped with
payroll of tl5 900 to t25. .0o1
Tho pavmaEter. sccompa MED by an
armed guard OF FIVE men. was travel
ling In an automobile when the holdup
occurred.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
OFFICERS ARE SEEKING
z RUNAWAY BLlMPS

New York. Aug 5-Hes dauarterr Of
the third naval district here TODAY
sent out q general alarm for a run
away hltmp that left the Rockayay
naval air citation at 7.1s y. m. Three
occupants landed with psrachuter
leaving the balloon to drift north. un.
manned
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06

this burden. ascended several thou
sand feet for a runaway flight north
over Long Island Sound
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
AN OPEN LETTER
TO WOMEN
Mrs. Little Tells How She
Suffered and How Finally
Cured

Philadelphia, Pa. Il was not able 20
do my housework and had to lie down
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
DAY NETS ROBBERS OVER
$4,000 In TWO JOBS

Greenville. III. Aug. 5-Two bandits
who boarded a Baltimore and Ohio pas
senger train at Beecher city at $50
o'clock last night. held up the express
messenger and escaped at Altimont
five miles south Of Beechsr city. with
all the sealed express packages n.
is believed the packages contained sp-
proNimately $4,000.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06

RockawHv n Y. Aug s.-The HI
the EmalleHt dirigable In the United
9tstH, nnNN today fell on Barren
lHlhnd during a test Night. dumpe4 oui
her crew ~ three. and uEhtened Of
The New York herald., 1921-10-11
CHASE SECURITIES CORPORATION.
New York. September .ath. 1924.
rr, rrtIr. e-r0r,rxtroI ,r,t.Rs.

Notice is hereby given that a Special Meet
ing Of the Stockholders OF Chase Securities
Corporation Will be held at It's office a. 5J
Broadway. Borough OF Manha..an. City of
New York. State Of New iorS. on the lss
day OF November. 1921 n. two o'clock In
the afternoon. to consider end vote upon pro-
posals to increase from 10000 10 200. 600
the number OF shares. without nominal or
par value. which the said Corporattir may
issue, and the amount OF it's stated capital
from 90. $50. 900 TO $4,000 900: tho conditions
r-,der which such increase shall become ef-
tecttvs; the consideration for and tho terms
and conditions under which. II Authorized,
said new OF additional shares snail 10 is-
sued; and for tho transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting.
By Order OF the Board Of Directors.
q. R. TINKER. President.
AaLsTEAD q. FREEMAN. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-10-11
CHANGE OF VESSELS NAME.

United States Customs Service.
Collection District No. 10, Port Of New York.
Notice n hereby given that under the act
Of February 1p. 1870, and IN pursuance OF
authority granted by the Commissioner o.
ravieation, on tho application OF New York
Electric welding Company. the nsme OF the
gas screw CHARLOTTE J, KiNCSLANn.
burden 80 erosH tons, official number Jtij,
has been changed 20 No. I.
GEORGE w. ALuEfrGE,
Collector of Customs.
The New York herald., 1921-10-11
CHEMICAL STOCK.
TOBACCO STOCKS.
PRODUCE.

BEANS AND PEAS - BEANS - Marrow
choice 100 lbs. s5.75u6 pea. choice. $5a
5.25: medium. choice. s595.2o; Kotenashl
white kid1ey. 50: Cantaiina. Italian. 80; vel.
low eye, $I.5ogS: black turtle soup. g
pink; California. $3.50; lima. California. S6.5C
Scotch. S1.I5n6 green. choice, domestic
$3.50: black eye. California, 1921, s5. .251
The New York herald., 1921-10-11
SUGAR STOCKS.

Mcintosh. s2.5oSs; q; Jonathan. st.75as. 70;
Wealthy: p. O.. s25592,5: Delicious. $Sg
PEARsDegrre so sSd,d Boss SS ssl sSi2 .,5 Bart
Kieffer. 75c. 1.50; bbi.. s295. OUNCES
state Sushe: s2;!0gs; bsI; s5as;oo CRsM- Al,
box. s5a65o: bbi.. sio.5oa 1850; New York.
crate. s3a3.25. FIGs-virginia. 1T. f5c.
pEuNsIsrissS S1se iss5 1879 Fl RSpfo sq1; eo S
81 25af 80: return crate. s3.c5a3.so. MUSK
MELONS-Colorado. pink meat. flat crate.
,2,2 s-, osTEHSM Z. sd Eee AsnnS MEboNHS,S MtSNs
ifornia. box. s45oas.T5. GRAPEFRUIT
LEMoNs~caiifornIs. box. si.5oas.5o. Avo-
CADA PEARs-Fiorida, box. sod9.J0.
CITRoN-Nearby. bbi., siGi.5o.
POTATOEs-Maine. $50 lbs, 81. 25a4; is3
iss, 81. 7.gs.75; l5o los; q; Isa3;5o; state.
,sq s s, ss. nGor .eI island lss sS ,o s.
sey. iso lbs. 81. .e592.s5: No. Z. si.5oa5 ~.
swEETs-virginia. bbl.. ss94: Jersey bsk..
81. .AOdf .65; Delaware and Maryland, Sifli 80.
yAMS-Southern. bbi.. e2.J0d3.5o.
cHrCRENs--western. small broiisrs, boxes.
small small roastsfs. 2e55oc.: lbs. sogsSc.. ;
ss sss' ssSs sSgsIc Ts:'fH s: gs ss. s5y 5 @ picked G
21c.; ibs.. 2iu2Sc. mixed weights, 25sfs0c.
bbls. iesd; so9esc;; ,SGt,, Virginia. I;53Soe. !;
M arhy. -51fU lpW I1--BcSce, lsft3fc. I.
bbis.. dry. iSa3Jc,; iced. 1885. old cocks
i6i2ic. TURKTYs-spring, sOdJ0c OLD +.
25Ji0c. DUCKs--1.ons Island. CSC. SQUADS
White, dozcu. sS1s.Jo. GufNEAs-Patr,
ti1i50.
POULTRY. LIVE - FowLs-Express. iea
soc. CHICKENS--Jxpress, 2idefc. DUCKS
Long Island spring, 35c.: express, 24d2yc. !;
Mu-coyey. f15c. swAN--f3c. PIGEONS
Pair, 800. 0UINBAS--Pair, s5c.. RABBITU
Express. ID. fo9fec. stcKLrNG PICS
Live. pair. Sfd6.5Q
The New York herald., 1921-10-11
FOREIGN BONDS.

$4,000 Phi Is 5i4s. ~. e6ls o6s. 1861, :.
sdSSS slSSo .: Rep n, Is; ,a3 ssls ss sss ss
! fSells cents a share. sOdd lots. tUnde
! the rule.
The New York herald., 1921-10-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
No. 1901.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
cFF1cE or CoMpTRoLLER OF TIE

CURRENCY.
Washington, l.. C.. September -, 1921.
WHEREAS, BY satisfactory evidence pre-
vented TO the Undersigned. Il has been maos
."TTE METROPOLITAN NATIONAL.
BANK or TIIE CRY OF NEW YORK; a
ths CITY ~ NEW YORK IN the County OF
NEW YORK and state OF NEW YORK has
complied with all the provisions Of tbs
Statutes OF tho United states. required 70 bs
complied with before an association shall b.
authorized 20 commence the business cc
Now STHEREFoRE I. d. r. cRIssrNGEy.
Comptroller of the Currency. DO hereby cor-
;,,y that ''THE METROPOLITAN Ma
TIOSAL BANK or THE CITY OF NEW
YORK'' IN the CITY 81 NEW YORK IN tho
countx Of NEW YORK and state OF NEW
YORK IS authorized to cou,fnence the bush
nrrs % Banding a. provided In section Fifty
one hundred and sixty ninc or the Revised
statutes ot the United States.
CONVERSION OF metropolitan Bsnk'
with q branches IN tho Borough % Mar
haitian, County and state OF New Work.
and I branch IN the Borough Of nrooklyn,
County OF Kings and state OF New York.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness riy
hand and Seal ot office this TWENTY
FOUETH day Of SEPTEMBER. 1921.
-. z. CnrSSfNGER.
Comptroller OF the Currency.
(currency Bureau. seal OF tho Comp
t-olier OF tho Currency. Treasury
Department.
The New York herald., 1921-10-11
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

New York. September Goth, iS2l-
TO THE sTocIdIoLDERs:
Notice Is hereby given that Special Meet
ing OF the Stockholders OF the Bank viii b
held at It's Banking Rooms al 81 Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan. City of New York,
State of New York, on the LIST day Of Noverif-
Der, 1921, at 12 o'clock noon. for the pur-
pose of ratifying and confirming the terms
and conditions agreed upon b. q majority OF
the board OF directors OF The Metropolitan
National Bank OF the City of New York and
by a majority OF the board Of directors
Of this Bank 10 consolidate the said two
banking associations into ons association
under the charter OF The Chase Nationsi
Bank OF the City OF New York; and for the
transaction OF such other business as may
properly come before ths meeting.
b Order Of tho Beard Of Directors.
W. p. HOLLY, Cashisg.
The New York herald., 1921-10-11
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS.

Yield
Bid. Ass.About.
First J. s. l.. E.-Chicaso
5As, Nov. 1851 op 81. .f00k 10ix 5.37
fJoint stock Land Banls
5s. May, 1889 op "a. e2ii at $50
froint Stoct and Bank
5s, Now. 1888 op 90. -. o2is ~ $50
mot listed on New York Stock Exchange.
The New York herald., 1921-10-11
80: splits, yellow. choice. 1925; green,

ESQ; splits, yellow. choice. 1925; green,
choice, $3.50.
BUTTER-Creamery. higher than extras.
3s44sisc.; seconds. 34a37c.: lower grades,
| 32d33hc.: unsalted. higher than extras. 4sh
@45,4c.; extras. 47,4a4sc.: firsts, 3sa4ec.
449%5,ic.: good to prime. S0643c.: common
| to fair. sf13Sc.: ladies'. current make,
extras 32932Isc.; frsts. 3oq3oitc.; seconds.
stock. current make. No. i. as,sS2ec.: no.
2. 27kI2sc. lower grades, 2Jq21c.
CEEsE-New York State flats. held. spe-
s' average run. sin5ass.: s.ste % twins spc.
ciais, 2cn22fc.: average run, ctisc.; Wis
consin. double daisies. fancy, 2o9sn2iisc.
icns. 2iis12:c.; State skins. sG15c.
EGGS-Fresh gathered. extras. dozen. $40
seconds and poorer. .s01sic.: trade eggs. 2s
NO. % and s poorer asSase sers checks. S fsr fg
charges paid 70 expiring dates. special marks,
@33Mc.; white eggs. refriserators. s79i5c
fresh. New Jersey. hcnnery whites, extra
fancy. candled selections. Soc: nearby and
75c.; extra firsts. e5d6sc.: firsts. 5sae3c
gathered whites. fifsts to extra firsts, $50
evc. under grades. 4sd55c:; pullets' esss,
&c. extra firsts. 6J16oc. firsts. 5sfCSc
under grades. 45nJ5c.: other Western and
Southern. gathered whites, 100000: nearby
$4,000. gathered brown and mixed coicr-.
graded extras. e3a5jc.: iirsts to extra firsts.
4ia52c.
FRUITS. fREsu = APpLgs--creen, bsk..
9; Wolf River. s5as.56 wealthy, $500: Nc
Intosh, s7ais; Alexander. s4as: 20; Hubbsrd-
ssoor sor $50; sncw; sSqsi qrssnlns, 40
Grsvenstsin. saas.TS: winter Banana, west. west.
srn. box, si.753s.5O; King David. Sar2s5;
The New York herald., 1921-10-11
NEW YORK CURB M AR K E T
MONDAY OCTOBER 10,

Sales. High. Low. Last. cbss.
200 White Eagle. IS Is 1s
1900 Wilcox Ol.... 3i3 3i1 : y
zoo Woodburn Oil. IL lis Us + Is
2Te00 "Y, Oil e. CT o. 90 63 rs
500 Zapata of. IS - - :.
The New York herald., 1921-10-11
THE METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
New York. September Goth. 1891.
TO THE Shareholders:

New YORK, beptcInber -Jth, lyzf.
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS:
Notice Is hereby given that Special Meat
Ing OF The Shareholders OF the Bank viii be
held q. It's banking rooms at 81 Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan. City and State OF New
York, on tho Is. day OF November, 1921, a.
10 O'Clock In the forenoon OF that day for
The purYS~e OF ratifying and confirming the
iority OF the board OF directors Of The chaos
National Bank OF the City os New York and
6y a majority OF tire board OF directors Of
this Bank 20 consolidate the said two bank
ing Rssociations into one association under
tho charter OF Tie Chase National Bank OF
the City OF New York. and for the transa<.
sion Of .ach other business as may properly
come before tho meeting.
BY Order OF the Board OF Directors.
FRAHK W. FRAzEE. csshisr.
The New York herald., 1921-10-11

Az advertisement 10 the Lost and
Found columns Of TIE NEW YoRh
HERALD Offers real possibility ef
recovering your lost property.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-04-17

Bailey, a negro, was put death by
a party of men last fall, recessed
Thursday after being unable to find
sufficient evidence that Bailey is
dead.
Mrs. John R. Barclay, wife Of a
former Rome postmaster, has an
nounced her. candidacy for the post,
mastership of Rome. There are five
persons, seeking this office.
Cotton is being sold in Crisp coun,
ty by farmers who have been hold
ing their bales. The money from the
sales is relieving the financial con
diti0n there.
C. Harvey Smith, of Crisp coun-
ty, has been arrested on a charge of
counterfeiting. 1t is said that he
was making Buffalo nickels.
J. M. Miller, aged SO, was arrest
ed at Jacksonville Thursday charg-
ed with assaulting two little girls
at Boston, Ga. 1t is feared that he
viii be lynched if takeT back to
Boston.
The Lamborn & Company, of New
Jersey, has field a petition against
the A. B. Small company Of Macon,
for $15,218.14 for violation of a
contract for $50 barrels of sugar
The Savannah Sugar Refinery com
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-04-17

years in the penitentiary in Superior
court at Blakely Friday for bigamy
He had three wives.
The American Railway Express
company lost $547,996 in its opera.
tions in Georgia during 1920 accord
ing to its annual statement filed Fri.
day with the State Railroad COM
mission.
The Fulton County Poultry asso.
citation was organized by the poul'
try raisers of Fulton county Satur
day.
The Twelfth district Federation of
Woman's clubs will hold it's annual
convention in Dublin Wednesday
and Thursday of next week.
Count Giacome Michile Minotto,
son-in-law of Louis F. Swift, multi
millionaire packer, who was interned
as an enemy alien at Fort Ogle.
thorpe, Ga, during the war, became
an American citizen Friday.
The department store Of
Golden at Moultrie was destroyed by
fire Thursday night. The loss is
estimated at $4,000.
The Colquitt county grand jury
called into extra session this week
to investigate rumors that JOIN