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vreau sa reia un rol national, sunt
datoare sd Sc infatiseze impreuna,
odata GU teranimea care formeaza
marea masa a credinciosilor lor.
Tot asa de important al trei-
lea caracter: participarea idealis-
mului luptator de dincoace de
munti, unde din secOl in secol au
fost Oameni carl si-au transmis 0
iubire de tara, in care mai limpe.
de sau Mai acoperit Sc cuprindea
afirmatia unitatii neamului pa
care-l puteau impiedica, dar nu
rupe hotarele materiale.
Uni interesati au vrut sa vada
in frumoasa comemorare de la
Trel Maiu care $ "A facut la Blai
ceva care ar repeta actul istOric
lnsusi care Sc pomenia, Blajul ar
Fl .precedat astfel viitoarea Adu.
mare de la Alba-Iulia, a carei des.
fasurare singura he poate da mil.
loacele de o judeca.
E o greseald. Nici copiii carord
Ii s'au oferit premii nu sunt te.
ranii din 1S48, nici ambii epis.
copi n 'au stat laolalta, nici n "a
inviat glasul lui Simion Barnut
lar presenta d-lui ministru dc
Cutie determinata' nu mai de ne
vola intima de a nu lasa pc frati
ardeleni singuri, n'are mimic CO
nun Gu dureroasa asteptare a pri.
begilor de la moi, GU Alexandra
Cuza i'm frunte.
81 mai ales nu era de ce sa fie
celia ce pOate doria unul 81 altul
N. Iorga.
(Din IN. Romanesc")
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STAT!IUNE DE TELE
GIRAFFE FARA FIR
LA CLUJ

Sa proectat de multi infiinta-
rea unei stati,ini de telegrafie
fara fir la Cluj. All chestiunea
dupa tardganare indelungata
Sc apropie spre realizare.t
In zilele trecute a sOsit la Cluj
0 cOmisiune technica de la minis
terul comunicatiilor avand ordin
sa faca proectele statiunei 81 sd
caute loc corespunzatOr pentr;l
infiintarea Ell.
COmisiunea s'a prls in lega
tura Gu directiunea regionala d
POstelor 81 cu primaria orasului, 81
dupa eXaminarea terenului ho-
tarlt CD statiunea de telegrafie
fara fir ce Sc va infiinta la Cluj
sd fie ridicata pc un loc mai
malt al orasului aproape de cen
tru. Orasul Va da terenul necesar.
Noua statiune va avea aparatc
atat pentru primirea cat 81 pentru
expedierea telegramelor, ceea ce
pentru Ardeal este de impor-
tanH fOarte mare, pentruca cele.
lalte statiulfi de telegrafie fara
fir din Ardeal au numai statiuni
de primire.
Din punct de vedere economic
81 polite, pentru Clui statiunea
aceasta este o achizitiune foartf
ferlcita 81 imbucuratoare..
Luerarile incep in luna viitoart
sl Sc crede ca la sfarsitul we're
statlunea va ii gaia terminate s.
| predata circulated.
(Din ''Dacia"D.
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"a acest beneficiu atentatorilor
de la Senat, cum 81 celor carl, in
nouile provincii s'au dedat la
acte de violenta: aruncarea in
aer a podurilor, sinelor de tren,
lOcalurilor, etc.
Castiga teren char parerea de
sc acorda amnestia clandestini.
stilor, carl formeaza categorie
aparte de impricinati in procesul
commission.
Amnestia Sc va intinde 81 asupra
delictelor de opiniuni comise in
perioada razboiului, de oarece
|prin decretele anterioare unora Ii
s'a aplicat .amnestia 81 altora, nu.
Pentru nOuile tinuturi e proba-
bil ca amRestia sd Sc extinda ince-
pand Gu Nptele savirsite la 1914,
lar pentru vechiul regat, dupi,
cum am anuntat, Sc va extinde
asupra faptelor de la 1916 IA
August) incoace.
Amnestia va cuprinde atat de-
lictele judecate cat 81 cele in curs
de judecata.
Decretul de amnestie va Gu.
prinde, in conditiuni speciale, 81
pc delicventi basarabeni, pentru
faptele derivand din evenimentele
revolutiei ruse. Printre amnestiati
vor ii deci 81 Basarabenii. cetateni
romani, pc caTi. razboiul ia sur.
prins in Russia 81 earl s'au intors
clandestin in tara, cum 81 Basara.
benii supusi ucrainieni sau rusi
romani de origine, carl sau refu.
giat pc teritoriul Basarabiei din
cauza revolutiei rusesti in mod
clandcstin.
''Raman in discutie delictele
militare sayirsite in timpul raz'
boiului asupra carora comisiunea
Sc va pronunta in sedinta sa dc
All la ora 3 d. a.
''Dupa ,toate ;probabilitatile, a.
cestea nu Sc syor .bucura de bene.
ficiul amnestiei, ci asupra lor S;
vor aplica celelalte prerogative
regale: gratierea 81 comutarea pc
, depselor.
'Despre cazul Verzea Sc credt
Cd Sc va acorda unul din acestt
din urma beneficii''
Comisiunea va fermina in Sc
dinta de All redactarea definitivi
a decretului 81 textul lui va
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lse supere parintele Trandafir
Ba sa Sc mamie, greu sa Sc mamie
Ell s'a 81 maniat. A inceput sa
ocarasca oamenii. Cum purces la
sfaturi, la Ibatjocuri, asa acuma La
ocari. Unde prindea omul, acolo
il ocarea.
|, Dar. acuma ma dus-O departe.
La Inceput oamenii sc lasau Ocd-
rlti. Mai tarziu mai raspundeau 81
el cate ceva, asa, pc sub caciula
In sfaryit insa, vazand ca merge
prea gros, incepura 81 ei I'd oca-
rasca pc popa.
De aici inainte treble Sc neal
cira. Mergea cand crucis, cand
curmezisi. Oamenii dncepura sd
spuna popii vQrba, ca nu Sc yor
lasa de r1s 81 de ocara, ci vor
merge Ia Episcopie si-l vor scoate
din sat.
Numai asia il trebuia popii. Au
nimerit-o poporenii! Sal scoata
din Saraceni: acuma incepu popa
Gu adeyarata Ucara.
Asa q 81 mers; poporenii s'au
pus in car. la protopop si de.
acoio Ia Episcopie.
Este in cartea invataturilor
despre viataslumessca . sclrt& In
y 6tnra biAewbitorii ~ idolts.
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Dumlneca, pentru-ca in cea din
taiu ri de lucru sa inceapa.
Asa popa II a mai fost in Sa-
raceni = graf Mitru, ca 81 cand AZ
fl simtit, Cd cinstit, satul sau, toe
mai cinstit nu este.
Au VENT apoi alte Dumineci
Parintele Trandafir mai dat
insa indarat GU predicile. Char in
a doua Dumineca n avea cui sal
vorbeasca. Era vremea cam pho.
ioasa 81 oamenii au ramas pc a.
casa. Alte Dumineci insa era vre.
me frumOasa lpe semne atunci nl
Sc indurau oamenii de vreme; lie
venea greu a se@desparti de cerul
lui Dumnezeu. Asa, cate-o baba
batrana, cate un mOSneag cam
slab La auz mai avea parintele
prin biserica. Adeseori ramanea
nnmai Gu Cozonac, clopotarul,
Asa nu Sc face treaba.
Daca ar Fl fost altfel de ON
s'ar fl oprit aci. Parintele Tran.
dafir insa ca 81 capra in gra,
dina Gu curechiu. Cand il scott pe
usa, III intra prin gard; cand
astupi gardul, dai Cd sare peste
gard 81 iii face mai multa pa
CUBA, stricand 81 streasina gardu
/ lui. Dar final Dumnezeu!
nnmai voyba - tot bun ON "a
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TREI MAIU
in ARDEAI

Tn grup de carturari 81 de
Oameni politici au simtit nevOia
de a serbatOri anul acesta Gu 0
stralucire care a lipsit in ceilalti,
ziua de trei Maiu, in care la 1S4S
S "a adunat teranimea ardeleana
sub amandoi episcopii unui neam
desbinat religios pentru face o
afirmatie nationala solemna, 81
aceasta in presenta acelor ROmani
din principate carl suferiau pen
tru libertate 81 credeau in unita-
tea nationala mai presus de orice.
Am tinut sd definesc astfel ca
racterul acelei zile de mare in.
semnatate pentru natia noastra de
pretutindeni - caci. ori cand. ca
trebuie cOnsiderata in intregimea
eli, GU interesele-i absolut solidare
= ca Sa sc desfaca nOtele deose-
bitOare ale lui ''Trei Maiu''. ST
notele sunt, deci, acestea:
COnsultarea instinctului terra
nesc, care, ell, plecand din adam
cimi pana la care pc departe nu
ajunge reflexitatea clasei domi-
nante, osebeste imediat intre pa-
siunile trecatoare 81 interesele du.
rabile pentru Sc lasa condus nu-
mai dc acestea, 81 de aceia rarile
miscari ale teranului sunt event
mente istorice, pc cand ale noa
sire sunt simple incidente politice.
Manifestarea solidaritatii abso-
lutte, pc sinaurul teren in adevar
national care poate reuni SINGER,
a celor doua Biserici, care de
sigur ca nu mai sunt astazi celia ce
au fost: unica eNpresie organi-
zata q pnui popor oprit de la
viatas Rplitiea,, dar, orr cand
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|ori ne sunt. spre stricare 81 rau-
voitorii spre folos, Parintele Tran
dafir asia data n "a avut noroc sd
traga folos din i'auvoitOrii sal.
Episcopul era un suflet bun,
vrednic ca sd fie pus in toate po.
melnicele de pc fata pamantului.
| s'a facut mila de bietul popa 81
ia dat dreptate ocarind pc po.
poreni.
Adeca tot in Saraceni ramas
P0pa Tanda.
In deobste nenorocirile Sc gra-
madesc asupra omului. Una ma
ste pc cealalta; sau ca ele stunt
sur0ri de cruce. Destul, ca lie aflam
totdeauna ca umbu 81 lumina,
una langa alta.
Parintele Trandafir ayea acum
|trei copii. Cand sosi acasa de la
Episcopie, gasi pc preoteasa in
pat. Era patra bucurie la casa.
Q sotie bolnava, trei copii miei,
|al patrnlea de lapte, o casa numai
harb: prin pereti sc furisca ncaua,
|cuptorul afuma, 81 acoperitul era
toyaras Gu vanturile lar hambare-
le gosle, punga desarta 81 sufletul
|necajit.,
! P8rintele Trandafir nu era omul,
'eiats = q putslt afla Acslea. pc
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aSpru''.
Sc incepu batjocura. - Unde
afla un ON, parintele Trandafir
incepea al face de ris 81 a-si bate
joe de el in tot chipul. Trece pc
lang'O casa, care nu G tOcmai de
ieri acopsrita. Mai dar istet ON
mai esti tn! 4 graeste catre sta
pan, = 81 prin yarful easel al
ferestre. Tare iubesti lumina 81
sfantul soareE'
Afla 0 fence Gu camasa nespa-
lata. - Ute mai! - dar de cand
lati inceput vol sa -purtati rochii
! de postav.
Sc intalneste Gu un cOpl nespa-
lat. ''Auzi, nevasta, multi lictar
ayeti vol de sc manjesc copiii atat
de tare''.
Da de nn ON culcat la umbra
si-i zice: Bun lucru! bun lu-
cru" lara daca omul Sc scoala,
il roaga 50 nu Sc lase de lucru, ca
are copii.
Asa incepe 81 duce mai de-
parte tot asa. A aJuns treaba in.
tr 'atata, dncat oamenii Gale de-o
posta Sc feresc din drumul popei
A ajuns GO 81 ciuma. Oar mai rau
decat toate este una: dupa atata
ltandalitura, oamenii i-au pus nu.
Imele Popa Tanda'., Apot Hgsa
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care sa iasa din aceasta incurca-
tura. De ar ii fost altii in starea
lui, ell le putea da ajutor; pc sine
insusi nu Sc putea mangaia. Ell
stete multa vreme ganditor la
opaetul ce arunca lumina somno-
roasa; fmprejurul lui dormeau
toti. 81 bolnava dormia. Apoi nj
mic nu indeamna mai multi spre
lntristare decat tocmai priveghc-
rea intre Gel ce dorm. Ear acesti
dormitori. erau iubitii lui iubiti,
de7a caror fericire ell avea sd ras-
punda, iubiti, de-a caror fericire
el avea sa raspunda, iubiti, prin
care el vietuia 81 a caror iubire da
pref vietii sale. Gand Sc insira GU
gandul in capul lui. Sufletul ii
ltrccea in trecnt 81 in viitor, 81 vii
tOrul, in starea, in care sc afla, nu
putea sd si-l fnfatiseze de cat Gu
cele mai triste colori. Copiii lui!
sofia lui! ce va ii de dansii!7
Inima ii era grea, dar M afla i'm
singur gaAd mantuitor, un singur
chip de scapare; in lnme nu afla
mimic, de unde ar Fl putut prindc
speranta.
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Tanda a 81 ramas.

Tanda a 81 ramas.
Vorbind drept, satenilor numai
intr 'un chip nu lie placea felul
popii Fieste-care ridea bucuros GU
popa, de altii; nici unuia nu-i pla-
cea insa, cand altii ridean de dan
sui. Asa e firea omului: fie-care
pune bucuros seaua pc iapa veci-
nului. 81 de asta le placea parin.
tele Trandafir poporenilor sal; Gu
atata insa popa nu Sc multumea
Nici ma trecut anul pana ce toti
oamenii din sat erau batjocoriti
ma mai ramas de cine sa-si bata
joe, caci de L. 0 yreme 81 cei bat
jocoriti incepeaia 81 rida. Aici
apoi s'a sfarsit. 4 ramas n,lmai
una ca satul sasi bata Joe dc
popa.
Dol AMI de zile "a trecut fara
ca parintele TraAdafir sa Fl mis-
cat satul inainte Macar numai
atata, eat e de \ vorba pana ia
suparare. Oamenli ajunsera atats
de sfatosi u atate de lbatjocori.
|
tori, inca ziua irtseag1 stau gra.
mezi, cate odstah STAT, cate oda.
"a Ia batjocuri. Er, lucru minu.
nat: oamenii go, ,tesu binele
rfdeau de ran, der m e urniau
din loc.
l4;a- ~ - - |;
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name parintele Trandafir.
"Asteptati! - graf ell. = Daca
nu veniti vol | anime, ma due ell
la voi!' = 81 apoi porni popa la
colinda. Cat ziua de mare, gura
lui nu Sc mai oprea. Unde prindea
oamenii, acolo il tinea la sfaturi.
La camp dai de popa La deal da
|popa de tine; mergi la vale, te in
talnesti Gu popa; intri n padure,
tot pc popa il afli. Popa La biseri-
ca, popa la mort, popa la nunta,
|popa La vecin: - trebue sd fugi
din sat, daca voesti sd scapi de
popa. 81 unde te prinde, te omoa-
ra Gu sfatul.
Vr'un an de zile dus-o parin-
tele Trandafir Gu sfatul. Oamenii
ascultau ibucuros !; q.le placea sa
stea de vorba Gu popa 81 char Sc
lprindeau de sfaturi. Atata insa 81
mai departe tot povestea cea We
che: stiau oamenii cum sd faca
dar nu faceau. Parintele sc carr
necajea. De IL o vreme fost star
sit Gu sfaturile. M era ON in sat
asupra caruia sd MI ii descatcat
intreaga So invatatura: nu ma
Iaves ce Sd spuna.
'Ei! Cd nu bine asa! gra
earasi preotul Nu merge CT
i6atnl. So 'ncsp ca eevs IA
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NCV. III. ,V1CVOI VI1SdU.
Rev. I. Mihaltian.
NIB. Orele de scoala, Sc vor ii
nea IN subsolul Bisericei great
din loc. lar conducatorii scoale
vom Fl ambii preoti Impreuna.
l43 & 45O.
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CAUTAM

CAUTAM
Oameni sd lucreze la Sheet Mill
ca Catchers. Doublers, Watchers,
pair heaters, 81 openers.
Lebari la Open Hearth, Bar
Mills, la constructii 81 in fabrica.
Adresati-va la
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
United Alloy Steel Corporation
Canton, Ohio.
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A VI Z

Sc aduce la cunostinta tuturor
celor interesati, ca GU ziua de -
Iunie a. c., vom incepe scoala
romaneasca pentru lunile de vara
Toti parintii, carl doresc, ca CO.
PHI lOr sa inyete carte romaneasca
sd sc adreseze la unul din Oficiili
ParOchiale din loc.
Indiana Harbor, Ind. la ii Iu
ME 1922.
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supus ratificarii consiliului, in Sc
dinta sa de astaseara la ora Z,
dupa care va fl prezentat regelui
inainte de plecarea Sa La Belgrad.
Consiliul s'a terminal la ora 8
81 jun. seara.
(Din Dacia'
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Stunt rugati toti a6onsnti
nostri a observa urmxtoarsle
reguli la trimiterea psntru
schimbare de adresx.
1. Sd sc scrie adresa vechs
unde Ia mers ziarul gi adresa
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoanx 81
sc alature m3rci do Sc. 81 %
caute s& nj se dea nunele stra
del 81 al orasului corest.
Cine nu OBSERVE aceste 70.
gull in zadar asteapta 81 -
schimbe adresa ex M 30 poats
Adninistrsoia.
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IN CAZ DE ACCIDENTE
grave, perderea unui picior sau
mana, Uniunea s. r. A. da un
beneficiu de sapte suite dolari.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-07-18
MORGAN HEADS GEORGIA
ASSOCIATION In FLORIDA

L. A. Morgan, now of Fort Meade,
Fla, but many years in business
here, stopped over in Americas
Monday afternoon and Tuesday
morning en- route to Macon to take
his daughter and family back to Fort
Meade for a vacation. He reported
hi section of Florida still prosper
ing and progressing. He told en-
Enthusiastically of picnic at Barlow,
his county seat, last Thursday of
Georgians living in the county,
which was attended by 1920. A
permanent Georgia association was
formed, with the following officers;
President, L. A. Morgan; first vice
president, w. S. Myrick, of Lake
land; secretary, George Brantley, of
Lakeland: treasurer, ]. J. Johnson,
of Barlow. The viee-presidents for
the various towns included three
former Sumter county men as fol-
lows: Lakeland, Joseph f. Johnson
Winter Haven, T. j. Stallings; Piece,
Ia. o. Bass. Thirty-five former
residents of Sumter county, of fiji
ty living in>Polk county, present at
the picnic.
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ATTRACTIVE VISITORS
ARE ENTERTAINED

Miss lone Mckenzie entertained
with a lovely bridge luncheon Wed
nesday, honoring her house guests,
Miss Eva Hall, of Macon, and Miss
Ruth Haugabook and her house
guests.
On Wednesday evening the visitors
of the city who are guests of Misses
Ruth Haugabook and lone Mckenzie
and Frederick Mckenzie were compll-
mented with a dance at the club house
given by number of young men of
the city.
Frederick Mckenzie was host on
Tuesday evening when he entertain
ed with a barbecue dinner, compli-
menting Misses Ruth Haughabook and
her house party guests, Misses Fran
ces and Bertha Hicks, of Disco, N.
c.; Patty Epps, of Monticello,
Fla. Isabelle Wheatley, of Ameri-
Gus; Marion Elliott of Macon, and
Marguerite Adams, of Decatur, and
Miss lone Mckenzie and her guest,
Miss Eva Hall, of Macon. After en-
joying the splendid cue which was
served in the beautiful flower garden
at Mr.. McKenzie's home, the guests
participated in a dinner dance until a
late hour-Montezuma Georgian.
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF JUNE
WEDDING JUST MADE.

Coming as a pleasurable surprise
to the many friends of the young
people here is the announcement OF
the wedding on June 4, in Smith
vile, of Miss Ruby Ratley and Mr..
Theron Bass.
The quiet ceremony was perform
ed in the pastorium of Rev. James
Snyder, minister o. the Baptist
church at Smithville, and was wit
messed by members of Mr.. Snyder's
family.
Following their marriage Mr.. and
Mrs. Bass returned here, deciding to
keep the wedding a secret surprise
to their friends, until ready to make
an announcement.
They are now occupying an
apartment with Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Howard on Brannen avenue.
The bride is the 15-year-old
daughter of Mrs. R. A. Ratley, re-
siding on Forrest street, and is a
young woman of many charms. Mr..
Bass is connected with Souther
Field.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-07-18
JUDGE BEN H. HILL NEAR
DEATH AT ATLANTA HOME

ATLANTA, July To. = Judge
BENJAMIN H. Hill of the State Court
of Appeals, is reported in very
critical condition at his residence, at
639 Peachtree street, and relatives
and physicians did rot expect him
to live through the day. Judge Hill
has been desperately iii for several
weeks but it was only recently that
his illness assumed it's grave nature.
Judge Hill is known as one of the
states foremost jurists, and his
many friends will be grieved to
know of his illness.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-07-18
MISS HARRISON HONORED
AT ROCK PARTY

Mrs. Zach Childers and Miss Myr-
tice Strange entertained recently de-
hghtfully at their home on the Ella
vile road in honor of Miss Arbie
Harrison, of Tampa, Fla, who is the
guest of her sister, Mrs Walter G.
Strange.
Five tables were placed for rock
in living room and on the spacious
porch which were tastefully adorned
with marigolds, zinnias and sunfow-
ers, filling wall-pockets and jardi-
nieIes.
After the game the hostesses were
assisted in serving a delicious salad
course with iced tea by Mrs. W. G.
Strange, Mrs. R. H. Strange and lit
tie Martha Strange.
Invited to meet Miss Harrison were
Mrs E. E. Collins and Miss Maude
Williamson, of Ellaville; Misses Luz
ellie, Minnie and Ora Reid, Misses
Leola, Vera and Gladys Jordan,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-07-18
HOUSE PARTY GUESTS
TO ARRIVE THURSDAY

A jolly house party will be enter
tanned by Miss Corneia SILVER this
week at her home on South Lee
street.
The guests, all college mates of
Miss SILVER, who will arrive Thurs
day and remain for several days,
will be Miss Mildred Vinson, of At
lanta; Miss Elizabeth McRae and
Carol Hutcheson, of Mt. Vernon
Ca, and Miss Cellestine Williams
of Swainsboro.
Miss Shiver will compliment hen
visitors Thursday night with large
prom party. Several other parties
are being planned for their pleas
ure.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-07-18
MEETING OF ALLIED
PREMIERS NOW PROBABLE

PARIS, July 18.-(By Associat-
ed Press "A meeting of Allied
premiers to discuss Preparations
problems is expected within in the
next ten or fifteen days, probably
in some Italian city. This was in
dicated today in official circles
where reparations issues are occu-
plying attention to the exclusion of
all else.
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GLovER-AIRD

Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Davenport
Watts, of Americas, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Lillian
Watts Glover, to Henry G. Arid, at
Jacksonville, Florida, Monday even
ing, july IT, 1922.
The ceremony was performed at
the First Christian church by Rev
j. 7. Boone, and was witnessed by
near relatives and intimate friends
On and after September Is the couple
viii reside at 1910 Laura street,
Jacksonville, Fla.
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Crutchfieid will remain during the
ten days of his vacation, while she
will spend the remainder of the
summer here. She was popular as
Miss Estelle Parker before her mar
riage two years ago.
Miss Edith Carney is spending
several weeks with her mother, Mrs
c. W. Lumpkin, at her home in
Montgomery, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Parker, who
have occupied one of the Horne
street cottages for the past two
years, are for the present with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Parker,
on Jackson avenue.
Miss Rebecca Wooten, of She'll
man, spent the weekend with Miss
Anne Walker on South Lee street.
She will be the guest Of Miss Massey
Lane this week.
The many friends of Mrs. Guy
ton Fisher will be glad to learn that
she is convalescent after an illness
of three weeks at her home here.
J. H. Churchwell, of Jacksonville,
was a business visitor here Monday
and was the guest of A. R. Royal,
manager of the local Churchwell
store.
Mrs. Fred Sawyer, of Jackson
vile, is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. T. E. Brooks, on Hancock ave
nue..
Miss Mary Frances Lane and Miss
Alice Alvin spent the weekend de-
lightfuliy with Miss Frances john
son in Huntington.
Miss Nettie Allen, of Macon, is
i'll at the home of her sister, Mrs.
John T. Taylor on South Lee street.
Heys McMath motored to Col
quit and spent the weekend. Mrs.
McMath and two children, Keys,
Jr., and Riley, returned home with
him after a visit to Mrs. McMath's
aunt, Mrs. Bush.
Mrs. G. W. Doster and children
Martha and Dick, of Abbeville, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. R.
loyal.
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WELDON SCRUTCHINS

Mr. W. l. Weldon, Of Clayton, an
nounces the engagement of mis-
daughter, Harriet Irene, to Mr.
Thomas B. Scrutchins, of Atlanta,
formerly of Americas, the wedding 10
take place in September.
The above announcement IS Of cor
dial interest to the many friends #
Mr. Scrutchins in Americas, who is
the son Of Mrs. NJ. E. ScrutcEiAs and
until few years ago made his home
here
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Misses Matte Kate and Lula Bell
Weaver, Miss Fannie Sue White, Miss
Gertrude Burt, Miss Berna Perry,
Miss Theo Tooke, Misses Bernice and
Ruth Strange, Of Sylvester; Mrs. l..
c. Sheppard, Of Huntington, and Miss
Mary Harris, of Americas.
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SOCIETY TO MEET
ON CHURCH LAWN. /

The Junior Missionary Society of
the First Methodist church will meet
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 on the
church lawn.
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PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Sal. Cohen return
ed Monday morning from Nashville,
whesr they had been listing at Mrs.
Cohen's old home.