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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26
WOULD CANCEL PART
OF EUROPEAN DEBTS
coNrINuEr FRoM pAaE oNEl

CONTINUED FROa PAGE ONE
= pr cent would cXtlugush the debt
in tortv.s'Fcn WARS On addition 10
Tho sinking fund ~ thre-quarters ~
enc yer cent Interest should d. charged
on the debt az the rate az saw her
cent tor the first period ~ eight wears.
% per cent Tor the second. 3 per cent
Tor the third. "a per cent for the
fourth. I Ter cent Tor the fifth aud a.
rer cent fOr the final seven ysStps'
period
y similar formula might BE- apple,
IN the cas. - Frame making the sink i.
ing fund one.half az one per cent only.
which. II invested at the rate u 4 Tsr
cent would cv,sguish the debt ~
frs siy Years and charge a purely nom.
inal rate ~ interest or perhaps no in.
tei,st AZ M for the firs, eight ycaYs,'
period. The rates ~ interest Tor fur.
the rer.od- might D. mad. even more
mciers,e than those suggested IN the
rase II England
Tine question ~ the feasibility. a..
cpeiahii!iv ara extent = payment in
kind should also BE- within the purvlew
fur ths commission Investigations and
recofg
PARIS De s1 The French pro
cram ~ feiaIaiions guarantees j. SUI
far from complete. !, IS understood. fol-
lowing yesterdays conference attended
BY Premier Poincare and members q.
his catine'. President Barthou o, th-
reraraiion- corrr'i'fee ard other en-
risi.
it. Ns..k u.rt tI.i Goa, thr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26

the country he v,s q bio from the
start
soon hc found 'hat hoNug was g
better miiuE proposition then rn'f
punching aud bru ho busting So 20.
deserted tho saddI, and rope far Oh,
raddsd ring md haEing gloves
No three years rads'u has made
rapid suldcs This Dolorfll fighter frm
ou colorado way nov rated Il logl
cal contender O. the w,itcrwcIgh'
weigh, tok,, hiNb AQSkey walker
Onlt' rcrcnily 1Padget made The
rugIua.c world sit up and start =.
islR alnut him hy stopping sturdy
*. q imfhln ia ftc rounds when
The mat n va. arranged It was rv
rarl,d as sofi spo, Tor louEhlin
], so proved bat 10. s.ft spot was on
the floor
Nrser knpCkcd Down
4 draw with tEc sklIful Dave shade
is another bright spot ln ladgctts
record Recently be- earned decision
over nHy Roam Of Cincinnati
m.gntE good ty
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26
REJECTED SUITOR
KILLS 3 CHILDREN

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE
Christmas dance here early Sunday
morning Hamilton is an cN-ser, ice
man. employed a. a technican in the
NRay department 81 the nited States
Veterans Bureau in Denver Miss Occur
il the daueh;s: Of rancher living near
here. Police t1day took into custody
for questioning Ge'Ggu Griffith.
guest nj the Occur home and Jake Lecl,
a Mexican labOrer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26
bull dogs LOSE TO ALL STARS BY 21-7 COUNT

nsen were killed during Christmas cele'
hrations in the fayette County coal
field last night and today.
Frank Hall WAS shot tO death today
when he attempted 10 arrest "Pomp
Allcn. u negro who had engaged IN an
argument with number 81 companions.
Allen fired enc shot and Hall, although
fatally wounded pulled his revolver and
killed his assailant. The shooting &c
CURED at Gates. mining camp near
here.
I'D Lindsay. n negro miner was Hilled
In revolver duel NJ Footdale. \ thirdi
negio was killed In pitched battle ut
Burlington Rocco I.openia, merchant
was brought "a niuniown charged with
iha Staying
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26
CLhREHDOh's eleven PLAYS
BRILLIANT GAME ar Times AND
BATTLES VISITORS TO THE END

The Clarendon College Bulldogs down defeat Fl to
Thy BO MeNns ASars before holiday crowd Ct 1900 Bvns
Play Ground Christmas day afternoon But the Bulldogs
downed without Of the hardest fights staged in Amarillo
Bo and hi AStars passing that seldom
the greatest of university
The renowned b. former captain and quarterback Of the Cen
College eleven that defeated Harvard 1921 played every
minute Of the game in the position Of quarterback Although his
work spectacular e. that his tenn ahead
He fumbed few t But DO and Councilman former Washington
University worked forward posing that remark
able
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26

platform wNl ho Doe T'>Yf for the pre-
scniatiou Go the ailia< Iniers 10 their
conference here bef- n January =.
The points on which cement were
reached yesterday inct. De- project
10 tsc over the customs administra-
ton of ttc Ehuciaud as productive
guarantee and the means 90 be- taken TO
hasten boz accord with the other allies.
thr nouuon Of an international loan 10
enable Germany GO stabilize the mark
land pay replutions
Tn government BE- emphasizing
through the newspapers that no milf
urs measures Tor the seizure of terri
tory are contemplated. but merely steps
.o assure the payment OF the rcparn.
SONS du. France under the Versailles
treaty
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26
Freedman Wins
Over B. Barrett

PHILADELPHIA. Dec .s-Siiior
Freedman - Chicago. won decislssly
over Bobby Barrett of Clifton Heights
ne principal eight round bou, On
Chrisuuas daF ena here TO-DAY. Freed.
man weighed ~, "a anl Barrett IS e..
"A stone. fhe fighting marine" ~
Philaaslph.s dsf.aied George shade q
.colif0rua .H the ighi weight bout
stone weighed rs. Shade "a f.s
Whitley Fifrgerald. philadelphia wen
"a popular decision ovef Jimmy fhnion
~ Denver
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26
SAYS KHAN IS NOT
SEEKING PUBLICITY



Christian ideals Favored
81, magnify ihs I.l. as fte hasis
of our constitution. ths foundation 0f
olr government me ea. .o OF our laws.
the sheet anchor 90 our liberties tho
most practical w.J" az r.rht living aud
tHe course ~ au true wisdom
"W, teach the Worship az God. for
wc haze in mind the Divine Command
Thou shalt worship th, Lord Thy God.
We honor the Christ as the Klans.
H.Ha onN criterion 81 character; ana
vc s."t "a lls hands th. cleansing from
800 and imuuites tn1f n} ilc can
.se
as, h,lievc that 'hr highest cspr,s.
.ou of llfr ls in service and m sacrifice
9g thBi which b. right that s.lfishncss
rn have no place iu true klansman =
lif" and character but that hes must be-
moved h. unsclflsh motives such az
... a.tcrzfd our Lord the Christ and
tel him tu the highest service IN the
nrcmc sacrifice for that which was
Nf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26
Society to Put
Ban on Suggestive
Music lie Formed
~ Associated rr.s

NEW YORK. NJ e. FORMATION a.
a sorieiy a. suppress suggestive song
and dance muHr With the cooperation
- promineut urvhesfra Lenders In New
YORK toieis and restaurants. has i-cn
started ly Louis u. Chalf darcIng TO-.
siruc-or He roceutiv complained 90
Wrs Ccorre " Lost. deputy police
commissioner tint fhr Objectionable
steps in modern dancing resulted chief.
iy from vulgar music
The new ~,ci~ty rlsrs 20 review tho
popular snng and dance music a. fast
as Z - published Tor distribution C.
orchestra leaders. dance hall propri--
tors. dancinE teachers and music stores
throughout the United stats
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26
HS billy EVANS


Ride him Cowboy Is no longer
'h, college yeli 81 M, plains
Drop him. cowboy" has supplapf
rl the o.dtim" war cry M least 30 fnr
as cowboy radgcu is concerned
$50, So many wears ago hrouch0
busting vas tho tvor.to diversion az
ono radgatt b. WIS moan lorscmar
and "a b'lr with the rope
Whom NOT busy with ne duties d.
r,gnllr. honest torod cowhoS I'M y"
cpwhoya take Notice padgcit spent
many = bis loiaIr, hour In ioNiag
Regardless &C hoW tired he might
D.. putting on Tho gloves and STRIPPING
"a couple ~ rounds with one ~ nj
pals was always Padgrtts idea ~ hat
ms "A good time.
Ilit Prom Very Start
radgeit haila from Dolores col
Spurr'i on hy some - h.s pls who
believed ~ possoss'1 real ability Fad
gc't began 10 dabhc ln tho boxing
game m minor way IN his section II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26
says IlIln .. PatriotIc


We believe IN uphOlding the c0nsti.
3tioa o. the United states. and tho
knights oi she Kp KluX Khan are sworn
boz a solemn cath 20 uphold and defend
his immortal constitution We stand
FOR the American flag against enemies
r.m within and without We insist.
hat nn fag shall float above ours ana
600 other shall float 10y us side Neither
domestic traitor nor foreign 70. Of any
,.nd shall De- Permitted 10 destroy this
nation
W" stand for white supremacy
We pl,dg, ourselves 90 protect tho
chastity ~ womanhood
| We hold mo- malice or hatred toward
any irsiisidual or auy 80 on religion
| OF toward ans race or religion m itself
W. would d. the first 90 insist upon
their right Ca worship as they see n,.
$40 long az they do not Interfere az con.
fllot with uut Christian rights. ideals
and institutions.
"" are ErIc,ed Co learn that there
are some among us who are So narrow
| and biased that they would deny food
! and ri.Ur'ut % the needy through mck
] ~ funds. because said funds were of.
fercd ly au allAmoricun organization.
This same organization. however. has
been for four months taking weekly
! har,tahlr contribution from its Nom.
beers and has becn iud,cious'y cxpcud.
iug same 10 assist in tho schooling ~
needy children buying them clothes
/ AMI food. without tho recipients ever
! knowing from whom came The assist.
] 1uce We believe We have done more
of THIS work since the opening OF school
than all other organizations put to.
gethcr. get without any bid Tor pub.
nc.ty
The recent IN KluN Khan offering
GO ,hc United ChBrifs"H was "a fr,e.will
contribution OF u.s. membership. design
ed ior the United Charities. II was tx.
ectod that its acceptance would bo a
latter 81 course. however. who was
'udrrcd this fund. would not acccp,
came without calling "a meeting 81 tho
entire board, an action apparently no,
deemed necessary u any other cssc As
his amount WIS intended Tor aiding the
needy through tho holiday season. or.
gam ltion g. recall tho money Tn.
amount however. viii bo placed In our
Own special charity fund and oXpond
81 as heretofore hl e committo, q our
best citizens
In conclusion We wish 10 state that
No are nor counting uuh'uIty as "a,
Ia not need sm,. We arr. however,
compelled lu this etsc to resent the false
statements 1s embodied in q portion oi
sn article published lu tho Amarillo
Daily Ncws of December "a. 1899"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26
ARIZONA BEATS
ACIES OF UTAH
BY 7 TO 6 Count

~ Associated Press
pliOtNfN Arz. Dec 25-Arlzoua
lr.v,r tF detected Clio Utah Aggi,s
tn h,r. today br the margin Of a
sucr esfll drop t.ck after a touchdown.
Each team passed its opponents goai
luo ono. rfc dorf substitute half.
.rr. -.r'i tho counter fnr 90" Wnd.
cats o. thp lTsf pcrod
G.Hl aud = hhs STARRED fur the
Wildcats while knowles. S.hauh and
lnlf seer, iron mont be tho playing %
fur A.r,a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26
Two CHILDREN DIE.

~ Associated ffRf
BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Dee. ej.-
Two children Wilson. 10 years old and
Earbcrc. \, suiiocated la their home here
early tO,lay shortly after their parents.
Maynard Watts and Mrs. Watts, had
finished their Christmas tree.
\ fire broke out in the basement aud
spread rapidly through the first floor
rooms. Watt dashed through smoke
and flame t. the childrens bedroom.
but falling 10 find them there ran from
tine house believing the little ones had
ALREADY died.
Nhfn the flames were checked fire.
men found the bodies q the children
in the bathroom where they had gone
10 escape the smoke.
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For Citizenship Ideals.

We stlnd Tor ihe cnf0rCHmcui "
ss hy me- regular constituted authofi.
'F This organization does not take
e lass into iis own hands and viii nor
pieuic acts Of hwlessuess On the part
Ne membere We are within our
rights az American citizens when We
demand Of men who are pat into offices
of trus; that they shall faithfully per
Nm mo lui--- nf ih.Lr nil--n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26

oreEnn 81 4 Nrp Mrtisc charge a. -.
'sV ~ fwf .erfr 'ei o. G.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26

Auicrol,,e ciub Of Roc hester vas ~.
frir~s rieis=ily p rear ago. ~ .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26

Councilman ga ned yards \ pass
failed ana Conz-lm1n lost ! z yards while
attempting to pass Councilman kicked
tp o., 8 yard line o. Clarendon oui -
houufs Casey went IN for Conzelm ,a.
8oodv Zoo runted 90 Ho's a. Yard line
T.. GaniWln intercepted pass ON Tao
25-yHri line D1nsr lumi led and Inrks1n
recovered jackson and Htchcork ras..
ed to Pos 90 yard line = Go1dai n On.
iorcopi'd ul-4 ou n, 20 yard line.
CIas' frmhlsI and Jackson recovered
Jackson and Hitchcock pissed 10 wards
After thD Bulldogs los' q yards Jack son
ana g. Close passed for Yards. The
Bulldogs lost tho bah while passing.
Dame made Yards. and Bon The
All stars we're uffsite Yards and 10
ssnod Yards Mooney made yards
and Dame the first down Doanc and
NcMiiln made first down
Iio ad usl p.sssd frr yards Aftrr
fln hing end recovering the hall the
A.lS'0rs punt.d out of bound On tho
,oy1ri hno q. Cipso made Yards
through center. n. Close went nfor T.
Goodwin @ close PASSED 90 jackson and
Jackson % Hitchcock for 90 Yards. and
hen lIfrhrock went ON , Yards more
Tor touchdown iarkson kicked goal
smith hrfed ou % Yards win -
man oue held md then lost wards
w. furihl"d 90 dfhc Ali-s'ars recovered
Clarendon was uifs.de Tor Yards Win
h''man mad" N Yards The game end
'el with ~ iau on The % yard limo a
'he A'lSmrs iu their r0sscssion - ID.
Ailsar 90 clarendon COLLEGE
'h3N 90 Pcs AuS'ars ei
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26

FOUR MEN KILLED.
BY Associated Press
lNI0NTONN. Penn, DcC. aj-t0ur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26

.rt%' 1r f.ro ~nin - z wards and
...t 1oHn N nugh q inter- $50
H. 90 urds through center
',.. go rD ns1c mother Yrs, down
NtNu rs.i t1 CHnzcluln. who r,n
tr 'o hdorn making q I'm 4 20
nr'a Ho t.cEe1 goal
Or ZION Ri,t.d on ~ yards Coplcy ir.
'orteptDd q raas on the ~ yard line.
Tho Kick Wont low and the Bulldogs
e.H $50 hau % "a. 7n ward llnn Three
.t''mpts 1f rass.ng He'd and n & o..
wr puutei % the q yard linz - AMI
Cangeiran rl ned 30 yards on pass
nd run Wlnklrmln made yards Nc.
NNn nr1 COMEDIAN gained yiris
on q urva NoNilin plunged through fur
yards and y touchdown Conz.lm iu
Wicked goal making the score - 20 o.
Tpftou again kicl.ei over 20 wards
CD Cln" md Hitchcock pissed f1r 10
Yards Jackson ana Hltehco X gained
ego yards on n p1ss The Bulldors we're
hold end NJ Goodwin punied 20 tho
ward line. MponeY made ~ yards
around Ten end Doane made ie YARD.
90 two downs CulnFsworih was knob.
ed ont s'lf went INTO ne game. sslf
relieved Peoples wi,o w..nt td center
Dome made another first down two
pllnges NeNlilin and Conzelnan nasl.
90 3 wards Wnkleman made first down
The quarter ended with the bail on lhs
30 yard line ~ Clarendon College
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Third Quarter

Thraffnu klcked ~ - yards The II
vas rus or ~ e s4rd Tine close ira
~ fsocfwIr i.ssse f.f1f4 fsfds TEE
i.aiil..s 49, 500 sna 81 gud
fasag~s I. cia iemsn HsNHiln rss- .
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-21

Franco line of clothing.
Our shoe line is-or will be com
plete--with both highest grade and
medium grade shoes for men and
boys
The business will be conducted
on strictly cash basis-no charges,
no loss on bad accounts; therefore
we can sell at a closer margin and
give our customers the benefit of the
saving"
Mr.. Coleman has been in the cloth
ing business in Americas for 20
years. having had charge of BE
u. S. Wooden Mills branch here for
many years. When Mr.. Coleman re-
signed as manager of the U. S. Wool
en$Mills branch, in order to 90 into
business for himself, the Baltimore
concern decided TO Withdraw from
the Americas market, Mr.. Coleman
taking over their lease. and return
ing all of the stock to Baltimore.
Egbert Clark, actively assisting
Mr.. Coleman, has many friends
among the younger men Of the city
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-21

Montezuma shoppers Saturday.
Miss Mardelle bennington left
Wednesday for Macon where she will
specialize in music this school term.
Mrs. Cleve Pennington and chill
dren, Of Pelham, are visiting the
formers father, ". 7. Cocker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cocker were
visitors at Andersonyille Monday af-
ternOon.
George Wicker and W. J. Peuning-
ton were looking after business in
terests in Montezuma Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Aycock and
children were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Coker.
George Stubs, of Albany, spent
last weekend at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Cocker spent
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Will
Greene at Montezuma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Williams and
children, Of Andersonvillc, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Holloway and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Wicker
moved to Green's mill last week Mr..
Wicker will be principal of the
Pleasant Hill school this year.
Mr.. ard Mrs. DIN Holloway. of
Andersoncille, were visitors here
Monday
Mrs C,,a Hmm. :; ;.+; NJ
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Miss Alice Arlington, Mrs. c. s.
Wall, Mrs. H. H. Hargrove.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Hogg have re-
turned from delightful visit to
Florida.
Miss Doris Arrinfton, Miss Mary
Carter, Miss Evelyn Stewart, Miss
Vera Jordan and Miss Josie Bridges
formed a quartette of lovely Schley
county girls who left tie past week
for Milledgeville where they Will
attend the Georgia State College for
Women.
Miss Ernestine Walters left the
past week for Atlanta where she Will
take a business course.
Miss Louise Walters left the past
week for McRae where she will teach
in the South Georgia College
Mrs. A. P. Reasoner has returned
to her home in Mobile, Ala, after
a. very pleasant visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w Strange.
Mrs. Artie Merritt, Of Oglethorpe'
and Mrs. Emmie Baldwin. Carlton
of Punta Gorda, Fla, we're guests
Monday of friends and relatives IN
this city.
Miss Emma Dozier has returned
to Augusta after having spent some
time with her mother here.
A pleasant party attending the
pictuer show in Americas Tuesday
was Miss Nell Stevens, Miss Velna
Williams, Albert Richardson and Dr..
r. B. Strickland.
Mrs. H. D. Stevens and young son,
Henry Kinard, left few days ago
for Americas to visit relatives.
Mrs. w. H. Emmett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Roy Emmett and son, who
reside on the Ellaville-Americus
highway, delighted friends in this
city with a visit Tuesday morning.
Messrs. A. A. Arlington, H. J. Viii
liams, Dr. L. G. Stewart, c. D. Car
ter, c. R. Tondee, Walter Stewart
and others attended the barbecue
rendered by Congressman Crisp tC
his friends Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Strange made
a business trip to Macon this week,
The many friends of Miss Ida
Mae Pruitt. expression teacher in the
Ellavillc high school, will be sorry
to hear of her illness with malaria
fever.
Mr.. ard Mrs. H. +. Dixon and
Mrs. A. p. Reasoner were i'll Ameri-
Gus Monday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. G.. Rainey and Master
Frederick Rainey left last SUNDAY
for Headland, Ala, to spend few
weeks with relatives,
Miss Velna Williams has returned
form a short visit to her aunt, Mrs.
7. B. Baldwin in Atlanta.
Mrs. T. 6. Lewis returned today 10
Atlanta after ten days visit to
her mother, Mrs. E. W. Strange.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Arlington and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Williams attend
ed community singing at Friend
slip in Sumter county, Sunday aft,
ernOOn.
Mr., and Mrs. Earl Carter and lit
tie daughter, Ruth were the guests
Sunday Of Mrs. Rosa McGarrah at
Friendship.
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LEGAL No. 5l8.

To the Citizens Of Americas:
Under the act approved August
s, 1922, known as the City Man
ayers New Charter Act, it is pro-
vided,
That the mayor shall publish the
form of" the ballot with instructions
as to how to mark the same in d
newspaper for ten days prior to
the election to be held on Sept. 81,
1922.
The official ballot which alone can
be used at said election will be
headed as follows: Official Ballot
for Commission Manager Govern
ment."
Below this heading will appear
two entries as follows: For Com
mission Manager Government"
Against Commission Manager
Government
If a voter desires to vote for
commission government or for the
bill, he or she must mark out
Against Commission Manager
Government"
If voter desires to vote against
commission government he must
mark out For Commission Manager
Government
The officiaE ballots can be secured
from the managers of the polls and
no other ballots can be voted.
j. E, SHEPPARD, Mayor
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-21

ELLAVILLE, Sept. 21.-The Wo-
mans Missionary Society of the
Methodist church met Monday aft
ernoon at the church and held quite
am interesting meeting. Mrs. J. +.
Holloway led the devotionals, read
ing some passages Of Scripture from
Mark and the explanatory notes in
the Missionary Voice. A splendid
missionary study class was reported
by Mrs. B. L. Jordan. 1t was de-
cided to soon hold a spend-the-day
rarity and review the books studied.
Talks on Chinese and Korean girls
in schools in Georgia were made by
Mrs. B. L. Jordan and Mrs. S. A.
Manning. Mrs. J. J. Taylor, the
treasurer, reported Il splendid col
lection.
Present were Mrs, J. II. Statham,
Mrs. w. NJ Williams, Mrs. E. E. Col
Inns, Mrs. c, B. Johnson, Mrs. S. A.
Manning, Mrs. IL. j. Williams, Mrs.
B. L. Jordan, Mrs c. r. McCrory,
Mrs. J. J. Taylor, Mrs. L. P Gartner,
Mrs. j. R. Holloway.
The Woman's Missionary Union
met Monday afternoon at the Bap-
list church and was most ably pre-
sided over by the president, Mrs. A.
A. Arlington. After the devotionals,
led by Mrs. W. d. Sears, the follow
ing officers were elected:
President, Mrs 7. NJ. Strange
president, Mrs, {. b. Cheek
secretary-treasmer, Mrs. c. S. Wall
Those present were Mrs. J. 7.
Royal, Mrs. W. D. Sears, Mrs. J. NJ
Livingston, Mrs. Mae Sellars, Mrs
Henry Kinard, Miss Myrtle Mott
Mrs. Charlie McNeal, Mrs, ]. II. Hol-
loway, Mrs. c. D. Carter, Mrs. c
B. Cheek, Mrs. A. A. Arlington,
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CUT OFF.

Messrs. Helms and Witt, of Amer
icus, We're visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Holloway Friday
evening.
w. F. and Leon Cheek were bust
ness visitors in Americas Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Smith were
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-21

r. j. Holloway.
Jess Kitchens spent Sunday aft
ernoon with Mr.. and Mrs. DIN Hol-
loway at Andersonville.
Miss Gladys Chambliss, of PEN
nington, spent the weekend with her
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lister. Mrs. Grady Kitchens.

sister, Mrs. Grady Kitchens.
r. II. Stubs and r. S. Stubs
were visitors in Americas Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Summers, of
Pennington, we're visitors here Mon
day.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-21
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Central Time.)

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Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains, Amerieus, Ga.
The following schedule figures
published as information and NOT
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