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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01
MAKING TOUR OF CONTINENT.
GIRLS STOP OFF IN AMARILLO

A long grey car came out Of the
south yesterday ana stopped over In
Amarillo. II was driven by Nell Wan.
derweli. traveller. and her running mate
pegglc Hartncit. They are the re.
naming two OF party of five that left
Atlanta. Ca. In 1919 with the good
speed send Off BY Governor Dorsey OF
Georgia
Since that time they have driven the
car $4,000 miles according 10 their
story and while the cur little weather
beaten il stu sound they have worn
cut one engine. They have visited for.
ty.six states. Mexico and Canada. They
come now out 81 Mexico after swing
down through the country beginning at
southern California.
They are the makers az the Travel.
cguc pictures which have gained con.
siderable attention In this country. The
trip IL really the completion ~ n tour
begun In 1919 by Captain Walter Wan.
derwcli. worldwide traveller and found
or Of the Wanderwell World Tour when
he started his walk around the world
from Posen. Poland lie completed the
itinerary Of $1,000 miles IN five years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01
u,ull1ime she Tvs,,er slse

visitcd the farm a. Henry iIeimcr.
nsrih of San Antonio. fer the purpose
Of inspecting farm crops an same.
writes Chas. H. Afford. county aEcntn
In Bcxar ccaniy. In rcrriing To the Ex.
tension Service A. and N. College of
Texas
Mr.. Iicimer built an underground
| slio about two years ago which has
not been q SUCCESS. There have been
number of underground siios con.
| siructrd 1 nthis section and ono has
been unsatisfactory. The walls 81 the
-ilo have not been strong enough to
stand the pressure q water from thu
| outside which has cavcd In the wall.
rhis silo was built with four.inch wall
Il the type extending down about four
fee, aud below this cement was plas
tered.
Does this moan that siios are not a
good thing when the proper Kind II con.
structej? by mo- means. Bu, there
,oInsc the rub. These men have been
convinced of the value ~ a siio IN tho
importance 81 investigation 10 learn
the Kind ~ silo best adspted to th'ir
local conditions? Evidently not. and the
probability Is tina, many of them are
thoroughly Disguised with the silo
proposition.
a man does no, dispute the value of
clothing simply because fur coats are
not adapted 10 the equator. or palm
beach suits o. the North Pole. They
sdap, their clothing to the tempera.
turc. Likewise u IL just as important
a. make thorough investigation To
discover the type 81 silo hest adapted To
lUsi conditions and the farm require.
mcnts.
Build silo when you need one. bu,
BE- SURE TO built the right kind u you
would avoid dlsaster.-Ex,enEion Ser
vice Fair News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

r'elnt pending by the VsIasn. eams
a telegram from authositiss m LIN
Angeles stating Nelson u much
wanted In that city.
The charge against Nslsea .
wired W the Los Angeles ef1lsses
ic grand larceny. and they sivs ~
namc M Al Nelson alias J. {. Reed.
alias Chick" Iced. Nelson wss
travelling ms mechanic with The flian'
ing party.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01
MENICANs CHARGED WITH
MURDER Av1ATORS ARRESTED
By Associated Press.

MENiCALl. Lower Cal. April 80
The second Of the two Mexicans accused
oi staying two American army aviators.
Licutcnants Connolly and wattethousc.
when they lost their way and reached
point ON the Gulf coast Of Lower Cal.
ifornia more than year ago. has been
arrested AT Loreto. IN the southern dis.
trict Of Lower California. according 10
information here today by American
Consul Doyle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01
FRANCE PROTESTS ACTION
or GREEK GOVERNMENT
By Associated Prsss.

ATHENS. April 30.--f'rancc has pro.
tested Ia the Greek government against
the action Of the Greek navy In stopping
and searching vessels In the Black Sea
and the Dardancllcs urea. France has
declared that such procedure is nm act
Of war within a neutral xonc which IN
under allied Jurisdiction.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

Al Nelson one IT the i75 .000.mile
filming party IN the ely wis placed
under arrest and locked up by
Sneriff burton Roach late Saturday.
The arrest was made az the In.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

Wee President Il. J. Citizens and J. T.
wi,morc. aiesmanager al the J. 1
Case Company. arc visitors In the city
today M guests II {. u. kiscr. local
manager.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01
MECHANIC WITH FILMING PARTY
HELD BY AMARILLO OFFICIALS

stance u Gertrude Shale and Nell
" andcrwcll. women ~ the party.
On the charge ~ apprp"riailng
property ~ the outfit not his own
and co.incidcntally with the cont
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01
ALIEN BILL. WILL. RE
SETTLED THIS WEEK


b. Nssoelated Frvss.
WASH NGTON. April a0.-Thc immi
grafton hill restricting admission ol
aliens to three per cent ~ each nation
alist registered In tho 1910 census. and
effective 10 days after enactment wa,
reported TO tho senate tonight ty Sen
ator Dillingham;. republican. Vermont. al
the request u the senate immigration
committee. II will bc taken up next
week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

PARIS. April 3o.-Francc IN looking
forward 10 the quictcst May Day In
many years The police, however. have
taken usual precautions. Efforts 81
extremists 10 postpone the celebration
until Monday have failed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

sickness results In an annual loss
20 the workers of the United States oi
more than sseo. oe0. 600.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

Every soldier IN the United States
srmy will carry a package u poison
gas az part of his equipment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

one tn become Wnndcfwrll also,
Il strikes lii. Rio Roxo u Nstchidoches
or Red River; then following :hc course
OF the Iin I,oxo. westward. to ths de.
sre. of longitude TOO west from Lon
arii and 81 hon Washington. then
e., ~i:.s The M I:cd hiv.; fn' ran.
a.; thence by 4 liz, due ~ nth. 10 III.
rive, Arkansas; thence following the
course 1T ,hr southern lank - the Ar.
kansas to- ,ts course. IN latitude "
north: aud thence ~ that ial illr' "i
ls;nudc Ia n, Souis Zen. Trr wfo.a
being as laid down In Molishs mp OF
the United States. published nj Phila'
dclphia. improved Ia the LIST of January.
1918. But. u the source of the Arknn.
sas River shall oc found a. fall north
on south of latitude ~. then the line
shall be run from the said course due
south ar north. as the case may he. TIL
u meets the said parallel ~. and
thence. along tho said parallel. 10 the
South Sea. AL the islands IN the Sa.
time. and tho said Red and Arkansas
Rivers. throughout the course thus de
scribcd. Ia belong "a the United states;
hut tho usc III thu waters. and nnvlgs'
ton Of the Sahln. o. the Ssa, and IL the
ro,d Rivers Enxo aud Arkansas.
Throughout The cx,.n, a The sid
h,.,nd.,>. ~, their rcsp,iiy, innks.
sh,jj ,,e .,m,nnn IA the respective In.
hnhi,,u,s az lot, nn,ions.
..vh, ,,vo high contracting r,rties
se,c. 4. ,ed,, and ,,no,,nc, ali Their
arh,s claims ann m,,cnsions TO the
,cr,ltnr,,s ,lcscril.d by the said lines
th,t IL io .sy. The United States her,
nv c,.S, IN tits Catholic Majesty and re.
rn,rc. f.rcv.. all their rights claims
and nrc,cns,ops 4, IN, Territories living
,.,s. and south az The aboye described
line and I'm hike manner, his Catholic
Ma ,ss,v c,.,i..s IN In. said United
a,...s nh M. rights claims. and pre
,cnssons. 20 anv territories east and
north ~ the said line; and for himself.
his t.irs. and s,,cc,sscrs. r,nounccs all
ol.,,u IN the said territories forever.
= s,n, a, n sL. ga. $50. ar, 4"
r,v The nur,.sr of fixing IN. line
xI,b r,cc,s,on and of placinr land
, ,.,.,,l,. O.. a..,.n.,o IN. limit. az both
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who .ho,,,d ,,..., h.,,,. IN. end ~, one
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ned pIv.r. They sball make ON, plans
and keep Journals Of this convention
and shall bay. the sam, force n. n n
were inserted therein.
art Q And n Ia agreed that until
this lin, IL marked out. as provided
for IN the foregoing article. each Of the
contracting pr,ies shnI continue 10 cx.
ercise Jurisdiction I'm all territory over
which I,s Jurisdiction has hitherto been
exercised. and that the remaining nor.
tlon az said boundar-y line shall be run
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

said STATE. when admitted Into thu
Union. after cc<iipx 10 tho United
States. all public edificcs. fortificstions
harrscks. ports ana harbors, navy and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

Slsk Glssl~ry u Dlsul QBa1l1y "
hard 10 ilsd-lDsy 0eoa1ne Co.
Igsslery and - assure1 g -
Servlee-therseses nsal Eeeosmgs|
SPECIAL Ladies' Fine 0meeth'|
Finish. Heavy Thread, Silk Ho1oy
full fashioned, perfect flttiug a.
will give the wear u the ~
Ss.s0 hose oStainable. They cono|
in both Regular and Out ases =
colors. Gray. Navy cureDven 80
Black. at tbs .- ezHS'
pair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Fine Thread Sllk liois from ~
vrnport mills In Back AMI CT
doyan. $3.50 values. q ~
priced At the pair.
Our dollar" Special Dllk HeQo'
viii give excellent servlce ~
may he had In both HlAck -
cordovan at the q ~
pair ..-.........,.... 49,
Ladies' SILK Lislc iIoss' - ~
COO sradcs In Hack. I'm -
brown. priced sc e. ~
or . IAirs Tor .........v8evV'
SOCKS Sw x1lJOlnD
Two 3eeelals e. Tunsgsvw
Childrcn's FINE sun 1esrces1oDo
Sox with Fancy wovsa ~ eso1e1
tops. priced 90 o. e. -
> pair for .............V WV
Childrcn's Extra oual1sy ~
length Son with high ribos6 tha'
cy Tops. all sjses--col0gs Er0Wns
lslHck and Copea. IA
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

On the hood Of the car IN written the
notable cities ~ the world including out
Of the way places washed by far seas
which the captain visited before the
party made their second start In 1919.
According to the present plans the tour
will b. ended IN 1874. They have al.
ready taken $4,000 feet ~ films u
places and interesting things they have
seen.
Clad In khaki biouscs. trousers and
puttecs the two women are equipped
for everything from "a walking tour Ia
airplanc flights. Slung ON one side Of
the car IN rifle hut they say they have
encountered, no serious dangers from
bandits AID such like A. another place
they have skull and cross bones which
In symbol 81 dead reads and long miles
To the rear.
Just now thcy are looking for "a me.
chanic. They lost their mechanic In
III paso and have driven on alone wait'
Ing an opportunity Of finding another
suitable.
Looks like good chance for some
one to become a '.wandcrwell'' also.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-05

numbering his two step-children soy
eral months ago at his home near Al
/ bany, VIII be taken to Dougherty
county from the Macon jail to face
/ trial about September 20. The Su-
perior court in that county Conevnes
! the fourth Monday in September and
/ it is probable that Judge H. c. Bell
will order the accused man to be
| brought there about four days be-
fore the trial.
A claim has been filed with the
board of commissioners of Floyd
county by the county treasurer for
the payment to him of a commission
on all county moneys handled by him.
he asserts that the amount paid him
as treasurer should be on a commits
sion, instead Of salary basis. Here
tofore the treasurer has been paid
a salary of $500 a year. and there
is a difference of several thousand
dollars in what he would receive on
salary basis from that which he
would be entitled to on a commission
basis.
Fourteen mules and a quantity of
hay and other food stuff is the
amount of the loss by fire to Mills
5. Lane. president of the Citizens
and Southern chain Of banks. at his
country place near Savannah Friday.
The discovery Saturday afternoon
of an open dead end gas pipe, run
ming parallel to Broadway and the
Brown House, Macon. which cut into
a 'T'' on a main which ran direct
ly into the basement of the hotel,
and which allowed the free escape of
gas into the ground adjacent to the
building destroyed by fra August
I22. caused Albert Sharpe, state fire
marshal to state that in conjunction
with all the other evidence assem-
bled, there was no doubt in his mind
that leaking gas. ignited by a defec-
tive elevator motor. caused the ex-
ploSiOn that cost six lives and caused
thousands of dollars worth of proper
ty damage
George Griffin, of Savannah, suck
ed too hard Sunday on a syphon
which was being used to draw out
gasoline from a tank, and the fluid
OverCame him He was unconscious
for thirty minutes. but the prompt
work of the firemen with their pull
motor revived him
J. T. Prescott. of Kathleen, Ga,
conductor on G. S. & F. local freight
running out of Cordele. was instantly
killed when he stepped out from be.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-05
CETSBACK HOME
ALL IN DESPAIR
Health Resort Failed To
Help Virginia Woman
Her Recovery Is Re
markable.

when the treatment at Little
Rock, Ark. failed to do me any good
| came back home in absolute des-
pair, believing | would never be q
well woman again" said Mrs w L..
Cline, 1O8. IL Main ST., Clifton
Forge, Va.
I'm convinced that Tanlac saved
my life. My condition was the re-
suit of four years stomach trouble.
For days at a time | didn't touch Il
bite of food and | was 50 weak I
couldn't even haise my hand to
comb my hair. My face was the
color of chalk and I had fallen off un-
til l was hardly more than a skeIe-
ton.
1T certainly was a big and happy
surprise the way ! began to improve
soon after my first dose of Tanlac.
1t is almost unbelievable, but it's
true that this medicine has benefited
me so much that | am now in preceft
me so much that l am now in perfect
health"
TanIac is sold in Americas by
Planters Drug & Seed Co, and by
leading druggists everywhere. adv
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-05
HIGH SPOTS IN
GEORGIA NEWS
ZNH-%w ~,


Jack Pierce, of Atlanta, was shot
and killed Sunday by Harry J. vii
liams, a one-Iegged man, in front OF
Williams tent where he and his wife
were living on Simpson street, OPP
posite Pierce's home. Williams sur
rendered. He said Pierce came to his
tent intoxicated and cursed, then at
tackled him, and that he shot in self
defense. He bore several wounds.
Mrs S. w. Thornton has been APP
| pointed game warden of Baldwin
county, her commission being the
| first issued by the new state game
and fish commissioner of Georgia.
Robert Hall Smith, of Macon, first
class mid5hipman at the United States
naval academy, who is in Macon on
furlough, received a letter of com
mendation from Assistant Secretary
I Roosevelt. of the navy, Tor rescuing
an enlisted man from drowning in
| the bay of Christiana, Norway, dur
! ing the annual cruise of he midship-
men regiment.
The Georgia Normal and Industrial
College at Milledgeville will open its
| fall term on September IS.
N. B. Naff, of Atlanta, has been
appointed general secretary of the
southern group of Bell Telephone
| companies. to succeed the late H. E.
w Palmer.
Three carloads of Thomasville's
| finest cattle were last week shipped
to the big cattle shows of the coun-
try and will make their circuit, be
! ginning at Louisville. Ky. and run
ming through series, probably end
! ing at Atlanta,
Mayor Stewart of Savannah, wrote
Senator Thomas Watson Saturday.
extending his congratulations upon
his birthday on Monday.
]. H. Summerall, travelling sales
man from Jacksonville, Fla, was Sc
riously injured Friday night when he
ran over a dog on the Dixie highway
one mile north of Ocilla, and lost
control of his car. He is said to
have a fractured skull.
Jesse Mitchell Macon druggist,
I made his formal announcement for
mayor, TO succeed Mayor Glen TOole,
who is ineligible to reelection. He
will have the support of the present
| administration. So far Mrs c. c.
Harold is the only candidate to an
| nounce independently.
Dodging an expected mob at Jesup,
Ga, Friday night, following an as
sault made upon a white relative Of
| Sheriff Rogers of Wayne county, Joe
Jordan and James Harvey. both ne
| groes. were taken to Chatham cOun-
ty Jail Saturday night in an auto
mobile by Sheriff Rogers. Both ne
qroes disclaimed any knowledge Of
the crime.
Sheriff P. E. Ridley, of Hawkins.
vile. returned Saturday from Miami
Fla, where he apprehended and
brought back Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Mays
who were under indictment for as
sault with intent to murder. They
were indicted at the September term
| 1919. The offense for which they
were indicted was the shooting by
| them of Mrs. W. H Hunley, who was
| formerly Ms Mays
Glen Moore Hudson, accused q
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-05
THE STANDARD

sJr FIRST WEEK OF THE
PNFW MONTH AND A HOST
nF NEW BARCRAINS-SPEC-
TAI. SALES IN SOME SEC
lions OF OUR STORE MARK
TIF LOWEST PRICE EBB OF
TuF YEAR-IN OTHER SEC
TIONS THE ASTONISHING
PFsENTATION OF NEW
rAIr MERCHANDISE OF
WAY BELOW ITS
n0RMAL VALUE GREETS
Vim SHOPPER - SPECIALS
ron MONDAY AND TUES
LDAl. = - ~
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-05

hind some freight cars at Cordele
about 7 o'clock Saturday morning.
The turpentine still of j. NJ, Tom
linson, located two miles southwest
of Coney, was destroyed by fire Fri
day morning, together with 200 tur-
pentne barrels, ore carload of rosin,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-05

one carload of crude gum, fixtures
and tools. The fire entailed a dam
age running well into the thousands
There was no insurance.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-05
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Central Time.)
Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Train5, Americas, Ga.
The following schedule figures
published as information and not
guaranteed:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-05

ed supply only.
Il zoe Ladies' Nainsook Teddies,
Il trimmed with embroidery; all
sizes.
7zn Mems Knitted Four-in-
i Hand Ties; full length; value
Soc 8
csc. Women's Flannelette
j Nrght Gowns; ertra quality;
sold last year for $500.
q 35c. Mems Four-in-Hand Ties
of rich, heavy silks.
i 5c. Mems Large Hemstitched
Z Handkerchiefs of good quality
lawn.
h. $50. Ladies Umbrellas with
Z fancy handles, made of Ameri-
can tafFeta; value $500.
Asses. Great variety of Mems
and women's Umbrellas with
fancy and plain handles; regu-
DRY $500.
"a soc. Misses Muslin Drawers of
extra quality Muslin, trimmed
{ with embroidery.
"A zoe Misses pink Nainsook
4 Night Gowns; good quality;
worth about $1.00.
al $3.50. Ladies Crepe de Chine
Boomers; all sizes; value $3.50.
At 1926. Silk Striped Boomers;
well made and trimmed; value
500. =
al soc. Ladies' Nainsook Bloom
ers, of good quality material.
value $1.00.
Al 35c. Ladies' Mercerized Can't
soles. well made and of good
material; value $1.00.
At $3.50. Beautiful new Japanese
Kimonos; all colors; last years
price was $500.
a. Csc. Fancy Colored Turkish
Towels; full size and good quail
itE m
soc. Extra large and extra
heavy fancy colored Turkish
7 Towels; value 75c.
= a5c. Fancy colored Turkish
,@Trols; full size and good quail
n
$225. The famous Selkirk
White Bed Spreads; large size
and good weight.
a. S495. Mems Black and
! Brown Shoes; all styles; Good
8 year welts; all sizes.
Al $3.50. Rubber Boots for lit
tie Riddles; sizes 5 to 8. 8 to IS,
and IL to 2.
II Sc Bolt. Five hundred bolt
Satin Ribbon; all silk, Pink and
Blue.
sAt 1Oc. Five hundred yards good
equality bleaching; limit, ten yards.
=At $3.50. Misses Atwood Sweat
ers; new styles. all sizes.
.At Il 1-2c. Mems fast black and
seamless Half Hose; seconds"
Of the 25c grade.
AT Csc. Choice of two thousand
yards 32-inch medium weight
galatea cloth.
lat 15c. Choice of twenty pieces
Dress Bingham, fast colors.
lat Csc. All Silk Bengaline in
white only. full yard wide,
worth $500.
lat $500. Alexander Smiths
|, Velvet Squares: size s feet 8 in
10y 10 feet 6 in.
lat $G.75. Alexander Smiths AK
Minister Rugs; size 3x6 feet;
-'NN bi-ItIlS.
At 25e Yard. Extra wide AlI-Silk
Iatfeta Hair Ribbons; all col
|At 85c. Cleanup Sale of Mems
Summer Underwear. Shirts and
Drawers. Value soc.
a. Csc. Stems Nainsook Union
Suits, elastic seam back; all
sizes; value $1.OO.
AT 1898, Ladies' Atwood Serge
SSNrt5, pleated all round value
$500 to $3.50.
At 98c Great assortment Of Bows
trousers, all sizes and fall
Il. SI.4S. Great assortment of 40
men Crepe de Chine; all colors
and black.
E, o0c. Beauty Silk for making
1Ie Underwear; Sc inches wide;
al. coIors,
~ - Fine Irish Table Damask,
"a two yards wide; beautiful
patterns.
u 29c Highly Mercerized Table
paa.nlask, 81 inches wide; pretty
&c. Irish Table Damask, 20
,ngoes wide; beautiful patterns.
a. 81: $;L25. Ladies' Pure Thread
! o sn5 Stockings, in white, black
~ z9c' Ladies' Silk Lisle Stock
~.gS, white, black and brown;
1895. Crex Squares; ten pat
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CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RY.
SEABOARD AIR LINE.

Arrives Leaves
SIS pm Richlsnd- Coils. 1000 am
$40 pm CordeleSav'h 1881 pm
1891 pm RichIsnd- MGntR'y $40 pr
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from two weeks visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. Wray in Athens.
Mrs Louise Ferguson, who has
been in New York the past year, COM
plotting course in interior decora-
ton, is at home again.
Master Samuel Ferguson has re
turned from a pleasant visit to Fort
Valley.
Otis Jones and family, Of Fort Val
ley, spent Sunday here with Mrs. S.
T. Jones.
Mrs. Davis Bragg, of Fitzgerald,
spent last Tuesday and Wednesday
as the guest of Mrs. A. NJ. Jennings
and Mrs. Linton Go+win.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Walters arc
enjoying reunion Of their family
this week. MIR and MRS. Tom Mar
shall LoWery arc here from South
Carolina, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Walters, Of Amaricus, the young men
pending their vacation at home.
Rev I. b. Johnson is with Hebron
church this week, conducting q series
Of meetings.