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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-24
State WILL BE HELD LIABLE
FOR PRICE OF COAL TO CONSUMER
RULING MADE BY Administrator

fities and u pronieerinr In coai i g.
,e prevented. except as Ia cal that
mas d. moyrd across state lines AZ ex'
'ortir nate priors the pTop.r rcined,
must D. appiisd by ihe state author.
iisr
I'psn the federal authorities he ~
"a ned. fails the duty oi deiefmininf
wh.ch fart ~ the country there l. .
lhoftage ~ coal whera csal produce
p g. d. 4 sirhuted. the prices usually
hargs,i fH rrch ooil and whether cur
rent pfiees. c0n .idering the Gusts q pro
iurti,n and distrihuiion. are Just anf
foasf ntble and Whist c"nsumers shoaia
rcc,iy, priority In transPoriion.
n app-ars necessary. be- asserted that
state organizations D. created wher'
they do na now exist when VII Invite
corporation in meeting the emerEenc1
and xIil fix r.asonahls margins fw re
tailers and wholesalers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-24

Two hundred and scventy.f1ur eases
are listed ON the various docksts and to
bccome before the grand jury In the
September term II District Court which
opens here Monday. This II ore ~ ,he
hsayl,st dockets ever known In Potter
county. according to District Clerk J. G..
Sklilmnn.
LAWYERS realize the hrayinsss Of the
docket to such an extent that four
casss have already iccn set for Monday
afternoon n, i.sO. These are Ada
I,owe W. &. 4 r. Dailway Company ei
n. John Haley vs. . W. 4 u. railway
company: Laura Morrow ". y. ". a u
railway company. q. l.. gisinTer "
". W. a u. railway
The criminal docket hrs ~ eases.
hr.e ~ whlch are murder eases as FOL.
lows. that against J. Frank wnfford.
". q. Kitzlcr 81 Claude. and Mexican.
Besides these a. eases 20 felony cas~
have been bound over to the grand jury
from Jiistic. ~ the Peace Courts.
The docket Is divided "a follows: ..
criminal cases. 80 cases iaund oycr a.
the grand Jury. IN clVil suits. - jury
cnscs. g. nrn jury eases. 81 eases on
the appearance docket.
The grand jury WI bc iinp1ncled on
Monday mSrning aud ~" petit jury fcf
the first week will aiso bc impanelci
Cases will b. sci TUESDAY.
The long term will end Deccmbcr 2
Tn. short term VIII beg.n Dcccnbcr
, and end Dceembcr is.
The term u apiorii"ncd as f"llow~
I'irsi week. ciyil jury docket. Second
week. c.vii Jury docket. third week. non
iurv do~tei: fourth week. cr mina
docket; fifih week. criminal docke'
sixth week. civil jury dYcket: seventh
week. civil jury docket: eighth week
civil jury dockei. ninth week. criminal
docket: tenth week. civil jury docket.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-24
RANGER SLAIN r.
BY MARSHAL IN :
SERVICE 5 DAYS

By Associated Press
AUSTIN. Texas. Sept 25,-Jake Ma
or. former state Hanger who Thur
isy was shot to death on a Cotton Belt
qss~enrs-T ifrin near Mount Pieaant
'oilowing an arEumen; with w. w.
liil. deputy United States marshal. had
cen in the Hanger service only i've
Bys and had l.een discharged two days
cfor- the killing according 20 report
the adjutant general today from Ran
- Captain Lem iamkln NJ Tsxar.
cana.
Majors had been discharged becauss
4 unsatisfactory seryice. i~mkin stat
Cd. although be had no, turned In his
commission as directrd The rrpcrt aino
stated that further Investigation of the
llllng ls under Wy.
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To Draw t'@r lishy.
ny Associated Pres

WICHITA FALLS. Sept. s7.-Mar'
ficd men and bachelors alike will take
chancc at becoming daddy for the
first or seventh time when they attend
the meet ng of the Mems club q the
First Methodist church here next Fri
day night Names of aii mcmhers prs'
'nt viii be- put into hat. according ~
an announcement made by The Rev.
Hugh Knickerlarker. pastor - the
chur,h here tongihi. The men who-e
name h. drawn gets the baby
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Arranging Exhibit.


CANYON. Sept. 2s.-county Agent
c. =. Walker is getting Randall coun.
ty's agricultural exhibit ready for the
Dallas fair. which promises TO be very
good despite the dry summer weather.
In addition TO the exhibit of agriculiur.
al products. Mr.. Walker plans 20 take
hogs from the herds of John knight.
J. G. Frye and y. W. Harrison.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-24
MEMPHIS TAX RATE
HAS Been REDUCED

MEMPHIS. Sept "a The ciiy tar
rate has BEEN reduced from 30 cents 10
q cents on the hundred II l. believed
to be- the cheapest tax rate ON the Den
YER road. The city also has 4 splendid
tree sewerage system. Iaved streets.
water .ilghis and all modern convent
snfes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-24
ARMY BLIMP
ENDS JOURNEY
WITHOUT HARM
NO ATTEMPT WAS MADE IN
TRANS. CONTINENTAL THE
FLIGHT FOR REC0DRs
ny Associated Press

ROSS FIELD. Arcadia. Calf. Sept
25.-Thc army driglblc e.? completed
its tians.contln.ntil flight iAlay. arrIv.
ing here al C:sS y. M The c.2 left Lang.
lcy field. virginia. September II. and
made the trip withou, serious mishap.
No attempt was made 10 re-establish
any record for speed or endurance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-24

MEMPHIS September 27.-The first
rain io fail in Memphis Tor u period of
three months fell here Monday Late
feed crops viii lc bencfiiiel and s-omc
cotton may l,e made To fili out and mn.
turc. II viii al-o encourage the sowing
OF good crop u wheat this fall.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-24
saw Mlll Isurns.
nv Assoeistsd pssfs

BEAUMONT. sept % The saw min
and power house ~ the I'sayy.MoIrc
Lumber Company ~ Dcwcyville. 20
miles northeast az here WAS destroyed
By fire late today. The loss II roughly
estlmated ai 1900 900.
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Defeat lsond issue.

CORIT's CHRISTI. Texas SEPT "a
Voters 81 Aranasas and ~ rairioo
counties defeated a s3eo.oeo navigation
district bond issue to-day by about 900
votes. All hut one voting box in the
counties give i.its Zoe and .si against.
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TEST NEAR WHITE
deer HAS SHOWING
Of OIL At 1850 FEET
speciAl 10 The Nevs

WHITE DEER. Texas. Sept. "a
The Mcconnell No. I. located five miles
roriheaSt of White D-cr. l. gassing and
showing oil nj 1850 feet.
II is no~ estimated gas Is a million
feet and oil IL showing an the tools and
IN the hailer. Excitement u running
hish and the test is hcing watched by
oil scouts closely.
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Fear Fieod Damage.
M Asnoclaisd lr.=a

At'sTiN. Sept. ?s.-Exprcssions of
fear that the fiocd waters of the Rio
rrandc river would inundaie scctions
~ th" lower RIO Grande valley. causing
untold damage unless certain lcvees
AMI dIkc- nov uss-i for irrigation pur.
l,o-rs were removed. mere contained In
q telegram IN state reclamation engi.
n--r. Arthur 4. Stiles. from a. l.. sian.
ford mayor of Lyford. Saturday after
noon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-24

ATcHIsON. Kans.. Sept. 2s--Nin.
ssnlcd Ind ctmcnt- wcre returned late
today by the county grand jury inves.
tisstlng affairs si the Atchi-on county
court hcus. District Judge u. A. Jack.
son deslined is make publia the names
of ihose biictcd until they ARE arrested.
u WAS uncfficlaiIy reported the nine In.
dicfments are again seven persons.
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SOVIET FORCES
and ANTI-RED
TROOPS CLASH


bJ AkEociAted FFtss
vLADIvosT0k. Sept. s3.--Fightins
between the soviet forces and troops
II the white or viadiyostok anti-soviei
government began to-day near spassk.
town about 100 miles north of viadi'
vo~tok. on the usurie railroad near
Lake Hanka. Soviet airplanes bombed
Spassk.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-06-29

ate families were present. Hearth
est congratulations are extended
to this popular couple by thell
MANY friends.
Mr.. Oscar Bilbro and j. T
Altman. of Leesburg, and r. A
Stingily motored to Jackson Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Hawthorn
of the Rehobeth neighborhood
were callers here Tuesday.
Mrs. G.. Y. Barnes, of Route i
was shopping here last week.
Mr.. Marion Stingily has return
ed to his work in the Delta after
several days visit here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M
Stingily.
Mrs. Hodges. wife of an enter
pricing merchant, of Clarksburg
and son were here Tuesday.
Mr.. E. N. Ross and son, Rastus,
returned Sunday from a sojourn
at Allison's Wells.
Miss Anna Mae King. of Beach,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alonzo Britt.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hollywood,
of Monroe, La, came Tuesday to
visit Mrs. Hogwood's mother. Mrs.
Daisy Phillips.
Miss Lula Mae Baker, who re-
Gently completed a business
course in Jackson. has accepted
a position with Myer Bro. Grocery
Co., in Meridian. She will leave
Wednesday.
Mesdames Tom Ross and {. Z.
Shots were the guests of Mrs
Willard Raglan Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Shields and
children spent SUNDAY with Mrs.
Buchanan. near Brandon.
Miss Otla Myers went to Newton
Sunday to attend the funeral OF
her cousin, Mr.. Pat Lawson, who
was killed there Saturday.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-06-29
BRANDON 8-PELAHATCHIE s

Brandon defeated PelaInatchie
at Brandon Tuesday in the most
exciting game of the season, the
result being in doubt until the
last man was retired in the ninth.
Jones pitched well with men on
bases except in the third inning
when five hits scored four runs
after two men were out. Linel
for the visitors pitched a strong
game but his wildness proved his
undoina. and costly errors at
critical times by his support hurt.
McLaurin's timely single with
two on in the fifth produced the
winning runs. The batting OF
Williams and Worley for Pela-
hatchie easily featured while the
fielding of Burns in left and Wood
at short for Brandon was s,ensa-
tional.
Brandon 80 --------o 80
Pelahatchie -----------6- l3-6
Batteries: Jones and Cooper
Linel and Davis, Pruitt.
Umpire. East.
Notes Of The Game
Star, Thursday; Finkbine, Fri
dav and Lucknow Saturday. Come
out and see taie' home team win.
They need your support.
ALI home boys but the pitcher
will be in the lineup Saturday
against Lucknow. Lefty" Frazier
is booked to twirl this game. They
are bound to WIN.
Wood, the sensational 17-year-
old short stop is the fastest seen
on the local diamond this season.
He covers the whole infield. He
is Batesville, Miss. boy.
Gratz Jones, also from Bates
vile, has won his only two starts.
He never loses his head and works
hard all the time. Jones uses a
nice breaking curve ball and has
splendid control.
Burns has found home in left;
He covers. world of ground and
is a sure catch on fly ball.
Robinson is now attending the
Millsaps normal but never misses
game. Santa" is due for at
least one extra base hit every
game and always makes good. He
was captain of the "Ole Miss
lUULDdll SQudu ldSL Ian.
Mayors has had but one chance
of Al grounder in the last two
games.4 They have quit hitting
them to second. His batting
average should be around 400 by
now.
Martin was out of last Satur-
days game with a bad finger but
it has healed entirely now
Charles bat and pep hurt the
team opposed to him.
Lewis May, who was out of the
game for several weeks with a
bursted knee cap, delivered in a
pinch against Pelahatchie when
he hit for Moore. 1t was his only
anDearance.
McLaurin, Moore and the rest
are coming nicely in both field
ing and batting.
Cooper's throwing is improving
with every game and THE "talka-
tive" one is death on base steialers
Brandon, 13-Finkbine, l
Brandon strengthened by the
addition of Wood at short and
Jones in the box, came out of their
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-06-29
long losing streak and trounced
the strong Finkbine team to the

long losing streak and trounced
the strong Finkbine team to the
tune of Ii to l. Jones pitched
masterful game allowing only A
hits and was never i'm danger, a
punched triple and single produc-
ing the only run against him.
Kersh did not pitch up to his
usual good form and was hit
safely in almost every inning. His
support was none too good, es-
pecially with runners ON the
paths. The hitting of the entire
Brandon team featured, Mayors
and wood leading with the stick,
the former getting a and the latter
8 safe drives. The, same teams
are to play at Brandon, Friday,
June 30th.
The score: K H r
Brandon -------- Is II 2
IlbUlUo ------------ a
Batteries: Jones and Cooper !;
Kersll and Loposer.
Umpire, Therrell.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-06-29
FANNIN

Remember the Sunday Schoo
Convention on the 18th of July. 81
sure to come.
Miss Nena Smith, after ;
pleasant stay with relatives al
Madison, returned Friday.
Mrs. j. B. Williamson left Mon
dav for MendeLnhall. where sb'
will attend the normal.
/. O. Brown and wife, made 6
trip to Brondon Friday afternoon
accompanied by Mrs. Holmes.
J. A. Robinson and fimily visit
Cd friends in Madison Sunday.
J. w. Quimby made a business
trip to Jackson Monday.
Mrs. E. S. Barksdale and son
James, of Goshen, was in our vii.
lage Sunday.
Mr.. Y. j. Harvill and family
spent Sunday afternoon with his
uncle at Madison.
Allen Lawrence spent Sunday
with his uncle, Mr.. Potts, OF
Madi'sc1 Station.
Rev. Barrett filled his appoint.
ment Sunday at Providence. He
was accompanied by his wife. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Afford
children and brother. Tom Watt
of Madison. spent Friday with
their mother, Mrs. w. B. Smith.
Mrs. R. c. Hemphill and child
rgn eturned to their home in Ray
VILE La, Sunday after pleasant
stav with homefolks.
Miss Exile C'awthorn. of Jackson
spent the weekend with her
homefolks, returning Monday to
resume her work.
Prof. and Mrs. Sheriff. left
Monday for Mendenhall, Johns
and other points, transacting
John Wilmington and family
Miss Annie Maude Latham went
to Jackson shopping Saturday.
R. G. Latham and sister, Mrs
Baker, of Pisgah. made a trip TIC
Brandon SATURDAY. to visit their
sister, Mrs. Jim Williams, return.
inc Sunday.
DIR. w. Watson and sons, Mr.
Shultz and son. of Brandon, was
in our village Monday enroute TIC
the river on camping expedition
Mrs. J. r. Mills. of Jackson, is
with her daughter, Mrs. w. j
Wilmington for a while.
r. T. Latham one of THE pro
and brother, Millidge, was in oul
little village Tuesday transactine
business.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-06-29
PELAHATCHIE

Mrs. Tom Ross, who has beer
the guest of Mrs. Chas. Saunders
at Lake, returned home Monday.
Mrs. Ben Cawthorn and attract
i've daughter, Miss Aline. of Jack
son, came over Friday to visi'
Mrs. R. E. Murray and Mrs. Will
Till.
Mr.. Lavell Ross, of Jackson
spent the weekend here with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Ross
Mrs. T. ID. Shots ad son Tom
Jr., returned Thursday from Bran.
don, where they had been visiting
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Nolan ano
daughter, of Jackson. spent Sun.
day here with DR.. and Mrs. l.. M
Clarke.
Mr. Emmitt Gammill left ir
their car Monday morning fol
Hot Springs. and other points in
Arkansas. Edwin Raglan accom-
panied them.
Mrs. r. l.. Brown left Thursday
for Ashville, N. c., to attend 9
summer school there. She will
study expression.
Misses Earl and Virgie Noblin
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Davis and Miss
Olive Watson came over from
Clinton Saturday afternoon tC
spend Sunday with homefolks.
Mrs. w. w. Hall and children
of Shelby, and Mrs. Bennett Bel
and children motored to Seminary
Tuesday to visit Mr.. Halls ano
MIR. Bells parents. They returned
Friday.
Mr.. Dick Massengale transacted
business in Jackson Tuesday:
Mrs. Stella Foulks. of Jackson
spent the weekend here with hel
brother, J. M. King and family.
Mrs. H. T. Bailey and daughter
Louise, returned from Meridian
Thursday. where thev visited
friends for three weeks.
Mrs. Mid McKav and two daugh.
tiers, of Holly Bush were shopping
here Monday.
Miss Melissa Pace, of Route 2
left Thursday for Chicago, where
she will enter hospital anc
study to be a trained nurse.
Hazel, Mildred and Roberta
motored to Kline in Scott County
Saturday to visit Mr.. and Mrs
Brown. The girls will remain fol
several weeks with their grand,
parents. Misses Polly Baker anC
Annie Howard Fox accompanied
them They returned Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. j. S. Munsterman delight
fully entertained her Sunday
school class with picnic at the
creek Thursday afternoon. Fnose
who attended were: ]. H. Noblin
Hugh Harp, John Atkins, Billy
Miller, Robert Cough, Davit
Murray, John Munsterman, Johr
Beckes and Edward Baker. Coco
eats consisting of fried chicken
sandwiches, pickles and pie were
served the boys.
The many friends Of Mrs. c. G
Shots, of Poteet, Texas, are de
lighted to have her here for {
visit. She came Wednesday tt
visit Mrs. E. n. Ross and Mrs
S. F. King. Her attractive daugh
ter, Miss Lavert, who is visiting
friends at Canton. will come Wed
nesday. Her son, Chester, is visit
inc his grandparents near Johns
Miss Mary Ross, attra ctiv'
daughter of John Ross, and Mr.
Bob Williams. prominent mer
chant, were quietly married at tht
home Of the brides parents near
Virgil, Sunday. Bro. Wallace, O.
Morton, performed the ceremony
Only the member Of the immedi
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. j e. Townsend
wsra visitors in the home Of Mrs.
r. n. Patrick last weekend.
Mis-. Tutibe. OF LoLFsiana, il
visiting her husband. They are
plaIG.ng to move TO our commnni-
ty soon.
Mrs. George Bowman was able
to be at church Sunday. We are
81 d to see her out again.
Mrs. J. w. Summers and daugn-
ter. Myrtle have returned home
from an extended visit to relatives
ana friends in he southwestern
part of Rankin County.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-06-29
GUIDE

Rev. and Mrs. j. M. Lewis and
children, of Collins, visited Mr.
and Mrs. E. w. Rhodes and family
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Robbins, OF
Pelahatchie, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Robbins:
Misses Beatrice Payne and Ruth
Ragsdale returned Saturday from
Clinton, where they attended the
normal for several weeks.
A fine boy made his appearance
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H., l.
Payne on the twenty-second day
of June.
Miss Francis Taylor. of Tenn.
who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. H. Baskerville, returned
home Monday.
Mrs. T. j. Rodgers and SON
Thomas. of Andrew Chapel, spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. ano
Mrs. H. T. Payne.
Rev. G. F. Winstead, of Clinton
delivered two fine sermons at
New Prospect Sunday.
Mr.. D. M. Robbins, who has
bsen at Vossburg, drinking Stat:
ford Springs water, returned
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rhodes and
children, of Concord were guests
of Mr.. |. S. Robbins and family
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Thompson ano
little Robert Tavern. are at hor'
again, after having been away or
few days vacation.
Mr.. L. E. Buchanan visited his
father, Mr.. J. L. Buchanan, OF
Brandon, last Sunday.
Mr.. E. V. Patrick, of Laurel
was Guide visitor Sunday.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-06-29
ANTIOCH

Christian Education Day was
observed here Sunday, June 20.
The program rendered by the
members of the Sunda school
was great success. A large
number of visitors were present
the bountiful luncheon served
was enjoyed by all.
We regret to hear of the illness
of Mrs. w. Fl. Purvis. We wish
for her speedy recovery.
Misses Alma and Rachel
Walters are attending the normal
at Mendenhall.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-06-29

Senior Guglielmo Marconi,
Italian radio wizard, arrived in
New York recently, stated that
his efforts to communicate with
Mars were unsuccessful so Tar,
but had great hopes. His yacht
which is virtually floating
laboratory, carrying wireless
equipment OF the most elaborate
modern sort. On it Sr. Marconi
has in the past done much re-
search work, picking up signals
of 10000 meter wave length.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-06-29
TOBACCO

KENTUCKY HOMESPUN-MEL-
LOW and SWEET
5 Lbs. Best Grade Chewing SIPS
10 Lbs. Best Grade Chewing $3.50
5 Lbs. Best Grade Smoking 90c
10 Lbs. Best Grade Smoking $1.75
5 Lbs. Second Grade Smoking 75c
10 Lbs. Second Grade Smoking
S1.40
c. 0. ID. PARCEL POST AND
POSTAGE
j. b. PORTER, Farmers Agent,
Mayfield, Kentucky.
June 8-15-22-29-p.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-06-29

FOR SALE-Texas saddle tree,
Is inches, bride and blankets.
See me at w. C. Barnes Store.
L. T. Suber.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-06-29

A word to the wise is sufficient,
provided it is not uttered by a
fool.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-06-29

Poverty is not a crime. but
MANY people treat it as such.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-04
HEE HAW RIDES WITH THE TWINS.

patch and pretend to be frightened
and drop them off. Then I'll run
away They'll never get out of that,
and that will be the end of them"
After while, not so very long, Hee
Haw turned into side path.
"Where are you going?" called
Nick.
Gust herew answered Hee Haw.
Suddenly he stood up on his hind
legs and Nancy and Nick rolled off
his back like two ripe plums drop
ping off tree.
The first thing they knew, Hee
Haw was jumping a fence and tear
ing off down the road.
The Twins got up and looked
around.
oh" cried Nancy, look at the
thornsn'
Yes" answered Nick. "And
histles, too! This is a fine place to
bring u.s."
Gro Be Continued.)
Copyright, 1929
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-04
TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY.

(From the Times Recorder Sep
TENDER A, 1902
One retail house in Americas has
had a second phone put in to facili-
tate increasing business. This, too,
is attributable to the weather.
Misses, Meryin and vi Galloway
have retained home from Melon
ough where they have been guests OF
of relatives for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. X, Marshall have
taken apartments at the Windsor
for the winter season.
DR.. Mclaughlin and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Arthur are to
remove from their present home on
Furlow street to the hinkle place
on. Taylor street.
On Sunday evening at the resi-
dence of. Mr. and Mrs. VIII c. Car
ter, their niece, Miss Mamie Car
ter, was united in marriage to Mr.
John w. Smith, of Buena Vista.
Miss Matte Chambliss and Mr.. },
W. Usury were married last night
at the home of the brides grand.
father, Judge A. c. Speer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-04
OLD DAYS IN AMERICUS

time being will occupy the store re-
Gently held by d. w. Bagley. The
gentlemen in the firm are d. W.
Bagley, c. r. Whitley, L. N. Hud-
son and w. B. Hudson.
Al the last meeting of the Ameri-
Gus Barbecue club the following of
ficers were elected for the ensuing
year: A, ID. Gatewood, Pres; A.
E. Butcher, Secy. and Treas, s. B.
Hawkins. chorister.
Miss Mollie Willett who has been
visiting relatives in Texas, was we'd
id on the oath to Mr.. Solomon of
that state.
Col. Lawson Stapleton is still play.
ing the role of widower, his charm
ing wife and boy being at Gaines
vile, Ga, for several weeks yet.
Muckalee creek did not flood the
state yesterday, nor did the street
cars run, or the moon strike the
! earth.
Miss Vallie Speer, of Macon, il
visiting her brother, Mr.. Ed Speer.