Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-30
EXPECT 10 In
RACE TONIGHT
Boifeuillett, Clay, Howard, Hut
chsson, Already Out For
Senate


ATLANTA, Sept 80 (Special).--
While Governor Hardwick. who re-
turned from Washington today, has
made no statement as to his inten-
tions to enter the race for the United
States Senate, it is not. believed that
he viii do SO. It is also believed he
vii not make ii short-telm appoint
ment, it is said.
Carl +. Hutcheson, of Atlanta, at
torney, VINO was recently defeated
for Judge, made formal announce
ment today John T. Boifeuillett,
railroad commissioner, has also en-
tered the race. Judge Walter George
Of Vienna, is expected to announce
tonight, if Hoke Smith does not run,
and it is doubtful as to his inten-
ton, politicians said at noon today.
1t is believed that w. j. Vereen,
chairman Of the state democratic ex-
ecutive committee, will be candi-
date The city Of Atlanta is full of
rumors as to candidates, and by to-
night there may be at least ten full
fledged candidates in the race.
The candidates who have author
lied announcements to date are Her
bert Clay, of Marietta; Judge Gus
/ Howard, Of Columbus; John Boifeuil-
lett, of Macon; Carl Hutcheson, Of
! Atlanta.
Judge Dick Russell is quoted as
saying that he will announce for the
Senate on strictly Tom Watson
platform, and that if he is defeated
he will still have the job Of Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court, to
which he was elected at the recent
1 primary.
beside handmade pasllets of picked
| cotton.
Cutoff
The banner Of Cut-Of is made Of
strung pop corn and here is shown
cotton, corn, wheat, peas squash,
all spelled in seeds, hams, fruits, pea
nuts, cucumbers, egg plants, onions,
| butter beans and bauXite.
| New Era
"New Era, Full of Pep, If You
| Don't Believe 1t Look In the Booth, "
is inscribed over this exhibit in let
ters of pepper and when a look j:
taken inside you will believe it for
the walls are banked with long pods
Of bright red peppers. A small house
made in Columbus by a man 70 years
Of age who lived to be over 100. The
chief tool of construction was .
| knife. This is owned by Mrs. H. W
Hyatt of the Aries Plnatation Seated
upon the verandah Of the house arr
two of the quaintest of dolls, one IS
and the other "a years old, property
Of Mrs. G.. w. Mcneil. The wonder
| ful one horse shay awaits at the
door for the mstresses. Pears, pome-
granates, potatoes, sorghum, cakes
and castor oil beans are also exhib.
tied here.
Huntington
AT this time Of year ones thonhts
(as the young mans in early spring.
naturally turn to Huntington where
cane grindings viii soon be in Vogue
AS gentle reminder, with the aid Of
Lee Johnson a bungalow painted
| white and black, with columns 81
bottles flied with Mr.. Cheeks syrup
is placed in front of large barr
made Of stalks of sugar cane from
which this delectable syrup is made
A small hand made cane mill tops this
structure. Other things in this at
tractive display are small bales Of
cotton, flower bowls, cottage cheese,
cakes and Gagged squirrel.
Union Community Exhibit
Leslie, DeSoto and Cobb combined
to make the Union Community ex-
hibit A stuffed hawk and weasel
attract the eye at this booth. Jap
anese persimmons, doughnuts, cakes,
hkershaw, pumpkins, melons, handmade
table articles of kitchen ware and
a beautiful flower basket made BY
| Mrs. Frank Wilson. of Leslie. Of wild