Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-04-12
EACH CUARANTOR
MUST BUY TICKETS
TO CHAUTAUQUA
This Is Necessary To
Complete Fund-May
Be Re-Sold


Frank Lanier called a meeting of
the guarantors of the chautauqua in
the back of the tent last night and
announced that each guarantor
would have to purchase two whole
and half ticket in order to meet the
sum guaranteed. Practically all of
the guarantors were present and
agreed to make their purchases Hues-
day morning. The tickets could be
rresold, Mr.. Lanier said, or used,
Just as the guarantor desired.
1he women's committees had nut
over phenomenal sale, only a lit
tie short of the guaranteed price.
Under the conditions they had to
Iace, the guarantors felt that thew
had accomplished wonders. Each
guarantor was requested to 90 to
the Windsor Pharmacy Tuesday and
make his purchases early so that the
business end of Chautauqua nigh!
be consumated.
Chautauqua afternoon entertain
ment Tuesday was by Harry Yea
zelle Mercer and C0mhan1 ~ ~,
artists recital, ~ ''i
Tonight Katharine Ridoouov mo
of the platforms most fiHisboJy rood one
ers, will be The chief sttraction ,,o--Iu ~ ~
prelude is bv Hsrrv yoa1oIin S,'TIioiI T. = Hn ne
in ARTISTS NIGHT . " 00'
Wednesday af+orroor h,.;,.,
Harry }. Loose, in lecture, Crime
ton" The nreInde ,1 to ba e'ei,- GIL
nounced. ~ Oe ar
Wednesday niobt tho Ron croot
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It." Sbakesnaaroan con,od1 - LINZ
Monday niobt yvas To+LoS. oo1J :,
the tent bnt Tho CbaDni | Sinaora gu -,
held their andinnoo AMI. ,rora Dl''sT[0 81,
naatedIv arcoroJ o,,,ie CO t.1
lowed With b;s loct,,ro "par.,,,, - O,1 !
Fxnoriancee u,itb 40 PoI.ba,,il.i (i',o'ic'' "a,
Russia ), ''>l -
Mr. Convis had . oraat s+o,.v >,
tell. and ba toId Il vii II ,,,aS ~, ~
informative iecfpre on tba snionJ %,iS ID,
ors a1d no+,,,,oi 1.aco,,,,oa oe pgIz:. ple;.u
Siberia Man of +bo fbirgs b s i,o's.'i,j bo said
we're new TO most M If l,S tbn and;onon rG n","
Coinc into P,sg;sT Gsy Sihnr;o "uuiG,''g oonI, T.;
the World war os y Y M r a a ~ soo q.
retarv, he was one of tbo yorI, fov
TO esc9na in +be wintor Of 1o9o
aftor +be ovortbro,,, L,+ +ho pa1rLo
Wiki of tbo Koinboi, % %oy Wh;to W. esn,-
eminent tba+ bod roooivod a." +l,S' hool.
ing of tba aIIiae
"Tba faiL,ro r. 4ho KoIcb,l, c.o,,
nrnn1o1t in ciLorio wos d,1o ~ t,,,o
tbings-tbo roieorobI vaciIIa4;ro n"I
icv of tha aIl;as and tbo ,1ttors i,Sof ~
ficiencv of Admiral Kolchak as
Leader" +" +ba lpct,1raI, eaid 90
After dnscribing +be snIapdid for-
tiIitv of Siberia its unfnid woai+b
in gold coal Inmber and other nat nat
ural resources: it's magnificent riv-
ers and mountains and fertile val
Ievs. its limitless forests tho Ioct,,r-
er said. "Siheria is land of bea+
as we'll as land of cold The +ber.
mometer does 90 tn 7 degrees below
zero in winter hut II travelc fer in
tba otber directio, in s,,nor,or ~ T.
is botn ' "
In dascrihiro, bic fI;ob+ from, q
bar;a aftar Peds bad oao;n oyer
thrown the KoIcbat oovernroenf bo
said aWban in onr iit+fo hand 'e, sI;nnnJ nJ
into Omst tbora were ~ t~n gEsh Rr;f;sh
officers tff wv Who had rem remaineJ T~ % behind
70 bein tho An,er;cans @ the polos nnd
otbnrs ~ @ ~ I osnano @ ' hnd % r;oht e 6ero .'"q
want ~ ston fono anouab ~ @ nav
trib,,te to T tbe ISf Brif;sb of}icer ~ snJ pSy The
British foreign consuIs and Other of-
f;o;olr WILL - ,.,o,;an~.a ,,,,,.4