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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

Serr unb Grau Clarence Noe=
Der bon Oates, g. 9. neiltsn lehte
Mo9e BET bteftgen Greun6en ur6
Berlpan6ten 3u 8eiu9.
1s-- SRI. @attie @ngelbert febrte
Mitttpo9 mad ibrem 9eim IN ct,
Saul. 3uriid.~ @ts mar bier mebrere
Sage: gu @oit BET ben SRI. @erta
unb Nnne Muelller.
- e. $. granta uro @obn
Otto bon Wabaifo trafen am 9am8z
tag bier Elm, nm bieltgen :Greunben
uno 8erpan6ten etnet1 mebrtdgiiz
gen 8eiu6 ab5uftatten.
- Trau Tboma8 CATION oerlebte
lebte ISOLDE mebrere Gage I'M Sauie
ibreS 8aters. Germ Grco 96mi0t,
in 5prtngftcb. Ste febrte cams
tag na6 Stem nlm 5nrid.
~ SRI. Stub Deterion bon @az
ieca netlt 5u @ait I'M Tranf I'M
pertporn Setm an; Ser gforb Minz
nelota @trabe. SRI, Heterlon lit
eine Mt6te BON nnperlporns.
- SRI. Nrnolba @ru3gel bon
MinneapoliS traf am Montag bier
ein, nm Sic @ommermonate IN
SEEM Him gu perleben. 9te metlt
gu @aft I'M Gmtl 8i6erSfi Seim.
-Trl. Marie @erbcr un6 Sri.
Greba 0ogel retiten SamStag mad
Minneapolts, UNI Der Gante BON
Sri. 8ogel, Bra1 Bertha &iefer,
Sort etnen m~ebrtdgtsen 8ein@ abs
5u1tatten.
49, SRI. 2ouiie ,Deglmaun bon
Manfato mettlfe ette Wo6e mebrere
Gage gu Beiud BET SRI. 9ncp Wartt
bter. aaDiefe beglettete fie" am Monz
tag nad MaAfato nm Die -@o6e4
bort Ri Derleben. sz
- grau s. s. @otbenburg bon
@pringfielo fam @amStag mad
Seem lllm, I'M it6 mebrere 9agc'
bel u98met1e i'm 9eime TIRES Srter8,
@errn Geo. Doebne, Glib @erman
@trabe anf3ubalten. szs
- ran George Mnberion nnb
@tnber 8erne .unb Mearime bon
ct. Saul trafen AM DonnerStqs
Bier Elm, nm ben @ltern refp. @roBz
eltern, Germ unb 6rau Garl Sruia,
einen brettp06igen 8ein6 ab5nz
itatten.
= NrmM &a6el, mel6er biSber
Setter Der @eitern Union. Office
in Mabi}on, g. .. mar, fat etnen
dbnli6en Soften tn 9tonr. TallS,
g.. 8. ungenommem. Serr n1lo
Grau &adel iteoelten am DtenStag
nod 9tonr Gan8 iiber.
9err unb Grai @tanlep &oeb=
ler bon MinneapoliS famen am
@amStag gu. einem fur3en 8eiu6
Ser @ltern beS eriteren, Serrn nno
.Trau eugene &oebler an Glib
8roaomap, mad bier. Ste per<
lebten Sen 4. Suit Int Stem nlm
uno febrten am Mitttpo6 nod Min<
neapoltS 5urid.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07
Gp1ntner<4 pddeiter.
Gridipn= Mltpin.

ONHItSks NA40SsSS
Gridipn= Mltpin.
2etten Jreitagmorgen, 10 nbr
reidten .ii9 SRI. @inona Nltpir1 Uni
9oren5 s.. @ridio1 BON ct. Ball Il
Der Central Yarf M~letbobiiten &trd,
Ste 9dnbe gum A6niten 8ur1oe Oes
Qebe1B. Dr. Neb. BoeS ipra6 bit
binbenber 8orte unb Sri. MDrtlt
Nlnin, Sdmefter ber 8raut urb 6ie
SRI. MarD uno Mprtle Grtdion;
l51meitern beS Brduttga118 itanoen
bem i1ngen Dadre CUR Seite. Dte
8rallt lit eine To9ter bon Serrn u11b
|5gran Gb. Alnin bier unozgru6uterte
tint Sabre 1916 po11 Der bteiigen 9odz
|idule. Die letten 4 Sabre mar ite
al8 5tenograpbin BET 0era0eprtbefI
MatlmaD Gompanp III ct. BD5alll anz
gefteM. Serr Gridior 1T eth iunger
Mqnr bon ct. Daul UNI 64rr9 ieine
peri9teberen Beiude bier, gut be-
fannt IN Stem l1lm. @r 1T an Der
|Serbtce Citation Ser Miloftre Battcrp
IN ct. Saul arseitelIt.
Na6 einem mebrm69tgen NlfentbaIt
an etnem Der @een In Ser nmgegenb
BON ct. Saul, iperber Ser unb 6rau
|@rtdion nod benz 1. September fir
Fibre Treunbe 1T ibrem 9eim, 81 g.
9aieal Npe., ct. Saul, 81 9allie iein.
Mltniu 8reitfreu5.
Gine Neutrality-suspicious. fan6
"a. Stunt In 2ouiSpille, SEP. ftatt,
no SRI. Gora N6elbeib 8rettfreu5,
.To6ter bon @errr un6 Brau German
8rettfreu5 BON Nrltngton unbQlopb
6. MNmtn, Sobn bon Serrn u11b Grdu
So. Mlpin, bon bier In Ser Hfarre Ser
Metbobiten Stride bon @ep. s. q.
5pedmann 9etraut tpnrben. s6rau
unb SRI. 0ltpe Nlmtn,
.eine @dmeiter beS 8rdutigam8 itunz
ben benz iungen Yaare 5nr 5ette. Dte
Braut 1T ipobl befannt IN Seem nlm
iunb tire Treunbe nerben NIT Ser
.gniigen BON ibrer erfofgtenrGssn1db<
lung b6ren. Ser 8rdutigam 1T Der
Sobn BON Germ unbl Brau 60.
Mlptn bon bier; er gra0uierte bon oer
.bteiigen 9o6i6ule unb bon Ser 9am=
line nntperiitdt. Gr mar lettes Sabr
Drtn3tpal Ser 9o6i6nle IN Glanoren,
g. s. nno pir6 btelen SCRIPT baSz
ielbe Nmt an Ser 5odf6ule IN 8roo=
g. s. antreten. Sin @mpfang
fir baS neupermdblte Daar nurbe I'M
@%lternbQuie Der 8ra1t IN Nrlington
an DonnerStagobenb abgebdlten, an
ndbernb $50 @dite fparen anmeien6
nno berr u. s. Mlpin, Elm 0nfel Der.
78rautleute %fungtertesal8 Eouftmeifter.
iunge Daar mir6 mad benz Is.
Nuguit in ibrem @etm, Oh 7tb
.@treet, Brooftngs, g. 9. 81 treffen
ietn. "ssss
&briitianipnz &a@el.
SRI. loeIe &a6el, Tob1r bon
16rau 2ena &a6el BON BIER nn6 Wil=
liam Gbrtittanion, @obn bon Germ
.unb Gral1 s. @brtittanion bon Minz
neapoliS tpurben Samstagna6mtitta9
3 ubr, IN ber lutberti6en Bfarre BON
Neb. Marlatte g%etraut. Sri. Ngnes:
Ebompion bon MinneapoltS unb Sem
~ Gbrtittanion, etn 8ruoer oeS 8rdnz
tigamS itaroen benz gliidli6eir ntneeIlH
paare CUR @eite. Na6 Der Erauz
.rngsfeterlt6feit Dnroe Elm 9o95eitSs
lun6 i'm Glternbauie beS 8rdutigams
lerptert, an benz nur bic nd6iten Ser
ipanbter oeS 8~rautpaareS tetlnabmen.
Die Braut 1T beitenS befannt IN Stem
nlm unb mu68 1T unlerer 9ta0t our
sSungfra11 beran. sic mar mebvere
Sabre in Minreapoli8 ongeitent. Ser
8rdntigam lit Elm itrebiamer tunger
Mann unb befletoet baS Nnnt eirteS
Ma{6inifer an Ser 80. & ct. 6.
.Giienbabn @eienfdaft IN Mtnne=
|apolt8,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

Cart Gpri9, melder ais Gr
genieur BEL Der General Gleetri
gompanp angeiteM 1T, Derlebt cine
speifpD6igen urlaub i'm Gherrl
balfe s.
9err unb Grau Nrno Web
oenborf iinb bic gliidlt6en Glteyl
et1e8 8eiunosn MdbdenS, bas ibne1
lesten Mittno6 morgen I'M Union
9D8pital geboren murbe.
@dulh reiite Donner8tat
gei6dftlt6 nod @t. Saul. Grssipa1
Ddbre1b 1ei11er Nnpeienbeit Toeor1
aud 33H @gait BET ieinem Sobn uni
IS6piegerfodter, Serrn nnb 5ral
9erbert 5dulfe. ....4s.
Sofepb Raiafo uno SoislpI
51r1pfer, ipelde eine 6arm III 6e1
gfdbe BON Stem 1llm leiteten, reiiten
am Dtenstag mad Garrtngfon Sc.
UNI borttigen 8ertpartoten ei1e1l
8eiuh ab5uitatten.
- ST.. gifbsr 9teffcn, ne1de 5ur
S3eit etter1 5Dmmerfurins IN benz
I@taatS=9ebrersgomege IN Meanfato
bein6t, perlebte baS WD9enertbe
BET ibren Gllterr, 9err1 nnb 6rall
Sobn 9teffen, bier.
- 5rau Nrtbur &a6el unb 5i1bnz
den retlten am 5amStag nod Mtabi<
|ion, g. 8. .@err &a6el trat bort
Dor eir1igen @pden cine Mnftellnng
olS 2inotppe Dperatenr bel Der
nMa5Hon 8eef1p" an.
- Tram .s@eorge @te1efe unb
Eo6ter, Trau emma 56roer, be-
gaben ii6 nod Manfato, po ite itd
etnige Sage I'M Seine bon @errn
unb Jran Gbarles 2oebfe befn9Smet
le aufbalten. mer6en.
Trau 5enrp 8iiiinger unb
Gnfeltn1, Gertrude Mc&innon bon
ct. Soul retten Montag mad
BLOOMFIELD, Mebra8fa, no tie It'd
3fpet Woder I'M 9eime BON 6rau
BiiingerS .9obn gu 8ein6 qufbal=
ten merDen.
- SRI. emma Qneber, sic mdb=
renb 6eS pergangenen Sabre8 in
@pringfielb. cine Nnitelnng bate,
febrte @amStag mad bier 5nrid.
@te. petlt GIT @ait BET tbrer M}1t<
ter, Trau Sobanna 2tioer an Noro
8roabmap.
So Trau Sobn Hittmann unb
Climber febrten Montag mad tbrem
9tim III Chicago, Slf. 3uriid, nod
argenebmen Bein6, ben fe
BEN Gltern, reip. @roBeltern, Germ
uno 6ran 6ranf 8rep bier abge=
batten.
Jrau Melpin s. 5mbott BON
@ranits Sails bdlt ii6 gum Beiu6e
bel ibren Gltern, Germ nnb Tsrqll
fyreo GnDipe dn Glib 5fate CITRATE
auf. Site &npfpe, mefde meb<
rere MpAens III @rantte 6oH8 9etpei1t
bate, febrte nit tbrer S@meiter nod
bier 5urid.
- Granf 8rep, Dobnbaft Sauf
ether Tarm III Der Mdbe Seem nlm8,
erlttt lebten 0onnerStag einen I'm
fail, ais er Sic Ireppe btnuntergeben
mollte. @r glitt aus nno fam pRl
i@neller nnten an, alS CT. e%rpartet
bate. Serr 8reA perrenfte fi@
BET benz 6aQ baS @6ulterblatt
uno perlette ii@ let6t am Nrm.
- grau 6. SO. 8alentine bon
MinneapoliS uno Trau Gb. German
BON Simoob, Mtnn. metlten gu
@ait bel Brau 2ena Treberid, Ser
Mutter BON Srau 5erman. Dteie,
Sic frabere SRI. @nlan Treberid,
pereberi6te ii6 lekten Treitag NIT
6errn German. 8eibe @dfte febrz
ten geitern IN tbre 9einlen 5uriid.
= @arrp &ortbaler, melder als
in elmer SAINT IN Bee6sr,
Sn. anseitent 1T, fam am Montag
mad bier, nm ii6 fir bic Dauer
ether Wo9e I'M Sobn Boebler 9eim
gu Belu6 auf3ubalten. 9err Sort
bauer grabuterte bon Der bteitgen
So6{6nle nnb ietne Ganntlte itebel-
te bann mad SllinotS iber.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

Ditrift Mi6ter s. 81. Often
.un6 @eri1tszB eri6teritatter @baS.
$. Murrap fame11 Mtttipo6 BON
Mariban 3urld, no iie felt benz 5.
Stunt SEN @ert6tstermtn geleitet bat
ten. @ie begaben it6 tn5pii6en mad
Nebnoob Tql1S, no etn @eri6tster<
min AM 6. Suit er0ffnet tpllroe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

&aben ste Aneebbrtge IN Seuttd'
la1lb pber Deiterret@? &
@Dlen Gie bieien cine 5renos be-
reiter1. Dan1 i@tden Ste tbue!1I PIE
,,g}etu tim 8nf" ffair etu Sa9r.
seSns Musla11o tpftet 6teftlbe $3.50
prp Sabr.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

NST@fSe"
srl. Gl1ie ReiRr bdlt iii6 3ur
3eit be1u6Speife bet 0reu11oen ii e1
Paul auf. sic reiite an Mittnoe
mad bort. S
JJrau Nlbert s.. Bnggert BOZ
I5t. Saul mar mebrere Gage gu @ai
tim 9errp 8urtb 5etm an Morl
GranfIin @trabe.
6err n11b Grau Mar S9reine,
u1b Gamilie f1bren Montasmorgel
mad 9iilIdger, no lie fiir eiine BITS 3ue
l8o6en @5dite BON Serr1 ui1b Grau
l9eorge 5aag iein neroe11.
~ SEER u1b 1Grau 9om SobuioT
nnb 9obn:5 Winarb bon Minaeapolis
maren tibet Ben 4. @dite i'm Sobr
lS1neioer 9eim nn Cub Mnneiota
l5trabe. Grau 9obnioniit eine God
ter Ser @6neiber Camille.
Gatberine 41Rlsfamp bon Wtinz
Ifbrop febrte am DonnerStdg nod
fibrem 6eim 3urid, nod .einem
mbrtdgtgen a11genebmen 8ein6, Ben
lite Ser Ta1ntlie Beter &itbergei
bier abgeitattet bate.
- Sri. Grna Nlbre6t balt ii6 be-
}u9speile bel tbren @ltern, 9er11 urb
Tra1 BrDfefior Sc. so. Mlbreht an
Sefferjon 5trabe anf. SRI.
Nlbre6t 1T 2ebrertn an Ser lutberiz
|lden @emetnoel@ule III Ga Grofie,
MiSc.
SRI. Martba ebert reifte LETT
ten Greitag mad MeiterDtle, no iie
.ii6 nngefdbr 2 @oden beiu6Smeiie
aufbalten tpirb, ebe fie tire beruflt@en
als &ranfenpflegertn IN No6elter
aufntmmt. SRI. ebert mar btSber
I'M linton @ospttal angeiteQt. II,
8rau 8lod nno Eo6ter 8is
ola febrter bon einem 5nein6digen
Beiu6 aus Minneapolts 3urid. 5ie
maren bort gu @af bel, Der
Todter. BON Nra11 Blod. s5rau S..
Babler, mel6e 5u etnem mebrtdgtz
gen 8eiud nit mad. bier tam,
Jrau @arl 96mart 81. meilt
CUR s3eit gu @af bet ibrem Sobn
hilbert nrlb 9o6ter, Graa Otto
&raft un6 Gamtften IN @ibbon gu
|@ait. @ie beabithtiat bon ibrem
5tpeim6dtgen Beiu6 anfangs nd@=
tier ISOLDE mad BIER surld3ufebren.
n1a, a,,,,n ,,,h aro,, =
q gu ,sSm tl rs% 49, ouq 81
tbp reiiten letten 6rettag na@ Self
@iic. 9t beabii6tigsn am
W}ontag mad bter 5nfiid5ufebren. IN
Beglettnrg Der tletnen Wtnrtel Setz
fert, BITE bort eine Moiteridule be-
!5err unb sfra1 Gdr1 Qnmpe
bnn !Smron. g. mnren Iehten,
sFreifdo @a1te i'm =. s. Behnfe
!6eim. @ie mnrem diff ibrer gI11tnz
S9o95ettgret1e n enR. GS1teago: ! 2err
saInpe Da11e % 1or a.f eMleI Me'ge opn
Sa9len e1ae anl1ehhH9 oe1 S1neo
prDS. q.
- Trqu g. S{aacS urb @dfpe<
fer, Sri. Nliee @arbre6t, retiten
Counting mad Golot1D, @pomtng,
no lte fi6 mebrere WDden befn68.
meiie ,auf3ubalter ge6enfer. Nuf tbz
rer Neiie nod bort perben lie aud
: g %an s''ue 0sse1p ~ Du'oD
i0V'A
8. s.. @roof, &afiierer Ser
Bro>pn Gourltp 8arf begab it6
Montag morQe11 IN 8eglettung bon
@enrp 5aeberle un6 6eilen e@ait,
Garl @@urmeper, ,ouf eine rftibing
trip. sic beabii6ttgen, ibr 6anptz
quarter am Bine Niper anf3uz
i9la9et uno aud benz pfdn6er
Camp Sort eine1t 8efn9 ab3n<
lulleN'
- SRI. Barbara Yrofoi6 AaSpnl
Minneapoli8 .perlebte Sen pergaitgez
men Monat I'M @auie ibrer Gltern,
5errn nrb Trar Geo. Yrofoi6 baz
Her. @ip fehrte mfttnnd1 nnh
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

3u 8erfanfen-Gait 11eues 6>3im-
mer=@auS NIT @r6gei6ob 3nm
Maiden. 9e3mng, eleftrtf9eS
3i9t, Brune11 unb Gtiterne, gutter
6ibneritaQ; iebr i60ne Gage, let6z
te &aufsbebtngungen. 625 Noro
Sefferion 5trabe. Gbp. 26-29
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

8ergeiien @ie ni6t, reinert @eban<
ten gu iden, metnt eine 9at gu errter."
Sbre erite Tat iollfe ietn, 3uenbnng
llniereS &atalogeS 5l erbitten. Mans
fato Commercial College, Manfato,
Wfinr. N6p. 81
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

Ser Silfsperein beS Union &oipi=
tals mirb am nd6iten Montag, 10.
Sui, nadmttta98 3 1br in Der Turn=
Sale ietne Dttertelidbrli6e 3uiammerz
fnnft abbalten. Nne Mttglteber mer=
ben bringenb gebeten, OH .6eritlben
tetl3unebmen. Mbp. 81
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

Gum 8erfauf-9auS NIT 4 3im=
mem an Morb Bopne @trabe, auf
Benz Wege nod BEN 2pretto 6ofpis
tai. Telepbon 639l2. @onrab
@oHmann. Nbb. ZIP
Bum 8erfauf-@rober @eseltu6s
neber3ng. Mn3ufra3en: Telepbo11
SEQ. 468. Nbb. 81
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

Gum 8erfanf- 1000 quite alte 8ad-
iteine. Soc Goriter, Sci. 1248.
N6p. ~
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

9efet sic An5eieer IN bieie 3eitnns.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

.3a permieten-4 Bimmer NIT 8ab,
eleftri1dem Qi6t, 5tabtmaiier nno
@aS. Ma93ufragen an Is Moro
German 5trabe. N6b. 1921
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

gerlanat-3 ober, 4 Nrbsiter; ielbige
miibten IN BEN @teinbru6en tuob=
men. @tdnbige Nrbeit flr ri@ttge
2ellte galantiert. SEEM Him 9tor1e
So, gelepbom 200. Nop. ~
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

Gum gerfauf-Sunge @6dferbunbe.
s. q. Mollof, @iig, Minn. Telez
pbon 1903. Nbp. ~
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

8erfa1f-S auS nit 2 Soften.
Berfaufe auf @uni6 AUDI 9aus
NIT / Got. AuSge5etdnete Gage,
Gde Sab Mtnneiota= uno @edite
Strabe, gegeniiber Ser ct. Marn's
fhtDoliiden Stride. Nn3ufrageft
bet 8. SbaptrD. N6o. 27
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

8efur0enN8GtMen Weg, tire Nnftretz
6erre6nung alf Die @dlffttea II brin=
gen. Solen 5te ft6 er1t bic
8reiie an0erer eth un6 bat1n erfra=
gen Ste ben unirtgen. Gelepbor1
621. Morefie: 4O5 @nb @tate
.Strabe, Stem mm Mtnn. a6b. ~
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-04-03

WHAT will probably be the greatest day in Anvcus since the
opening of Souher Field when thousands Of people
bned Golden Rule sale day and the visit here for exhibition
game the Playground of y Cobb anh Detroit American
baseball team and George Sangs and his Rochester Inter
nationals
With smiling sun and dry roads today, and an official
weather forecast of fair and Tuesday indications
that tremendous crowd would be in Americus before
Tuesday fo combined shopping and pleasure trip
More merchants than at any time since the Golden Rule
sales nauguraed participating in the sale
which has been moved from the regular date of Wednesday
to tuesday for this occasion only order correspond with
the date OF the baseball and splendid bargains
offered well toward hunded in number. These have been
heaided to the entire surrounding country and counted
upon to bring thousands of shoppers here.
his occasion in itself would bring large crowd is GER
TAM because the Golden Rule sale in Amercus which comes
monthly becoming more widely known each month and b;d
reputation which constantly commanding more attention
But taken connection with the bringing of baseball
celebrities the mighty Babe Ruth himself including
the and only y Cobb; Harry Heman champion batsan
OF the American League last Maurice Archdeacon holder
OF the world record in base ccn and half othe stars
OF almost equal brance in the sporting world event takes
unusual prominence that regarded to eclipse all
past events In bringing crowd to Americus itself
ihe usual farmers auction sale will take place at 10
CLOCK at the court house and is expected be the biggest
and most successful OF these yet held participated in
by a large number of farmers.
At clock after the bulk the trading is out of the av
the baseball game will be held a the Playground
Additional local attractions will be splendid programs of
pictures at the Kander theate and the Opera House AT the
Opera House Tex Richards official pictures of the big DEMPSEY
Corpenter prize fight Of last July Jersey City will be shown
and at the Ryander Gloria Swanson will be seen in splendid
picture.
At night the American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary
will give ball jointly the Ryander building adjoining the
theater.
Tonight county high school will open at the
Third District Agricultural school, the literary taking
place tonight at the school auditorium and Tuesday
track and field taking place at the Aggie Field with prizes
all event sboh tonight and tomorrow awarded by local
mess houses and organizations.
An effort will be made by local committees in so far as
possible to look after the Of the big expected to-
Ladies representing the Playground will oficiate at
lunch stands the down to facilitate feeding The
Vofs ana lunches VIII also be on sale at the Playground
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-04-03
COBB TO PLAYFUL FIRST TEAM HERE TUESDAY
ENDING OFCOAL
STRIKE PUT Up
TOOPERATORS
Winners Anxious To Resume
Work As Soon AS Possible,
Lewis Tells Committee

WASHINGTON, April 3. II The
union coal miners VINO suspended
work Saturday were declared By John
L.. Lewis, president OF the United
Nine Workers of America, TO-DAY, To
be desirous of ending the ~suspen-
sion of mining operations at the ear
hest date" but resumption of coal
production entirely depends upon tic
1utule attituue OF the coal operators"
Lewis made the declaration before
the House labor committee which is
holding hearings on the Bland reso-
luton to direct the appointment by
the President of commission to in
1estigate the coal industry. Lewis
asserted that his organization would
welcome any impartial ana judicial
investigation OF general conditions IN
the bitumlnous and anthracite coal
industries, especially the facts relat-
ing to Investments, profits, operating
practices, conservation OF fuel re-
sources, the application of uniform
methods Of safeguarding lite ard
limb of the worAers, anu industrial
relations and condiuons."
Lewis appeared armed with all the
arguments and statistics assembled
by the United Mine Workers TO sup
port the action OF the union IN sus-
pending work in the nations coat
mines
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GATHERS FARM DATA
THROUGH THIS SECTION

ATHENS, April 3.1E. c, West
brook, Of the department Of farming
of the State College of Agriculture,
is in Monpzuma, where he will COM
mence gathering data on Iarn p1Uu-
ucts which will be used as the pasls
for recommendations to be made
farmers Of Georgia by the college as
to crop systems for next year.
The study Of agricultural condi-
tions began in Benn Hill county The
area to be studied will include the
following counties: Colquitt, Pierce,
Tiff, Wayne, Thomas, Grady, Cand-
Ter, Laurens, johnson, DooIy, Macon,
Coweta, Carroll, Meriwether, Hart,
Washington, Walton and Green.
Complete records of how much Of
a crop was marketed and the posi-
bilities of each crop produced in the
state now, will be compiled. Mr..
Westbrook said that information
along this line was badly needed and
when compiled would be Of incalcula-
bic benefit to farmers throughout the
state.
In addition to the cost of Droduc-
tlon, the amount Of labor required
on each crop per month viii be stud.
led. 1t 81 said that the average far
mer works only about six months in
each year, his mule working less than
100 days each year.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-04-03
ODD FELLOWS
PROGRAM OUT
Fifth Division Convention To Be
Held Here Next
Wednesday

The Fifth Division of the Georgia
Odd Fellows will hold session here
Wednesday of this week, which vii
be attended by representative of the
lodges in all this section.
There will be two sessions of the
meeting, one in the afternoon being
secret work, while that in the eve
ming will be held in conjunction with
the Rebekahs and the general pub
lie.
The program arranged for the
meeting follows:
IL a. m.-Meeting called to order
District Deputy Grand Master Rob
ert P. Milburn, presiding, North
Highlands Lodgs No. 224.
Organization.
Reading of Reports and Receiving
Representatives.
Appointment of Committees.
Short Talks.
Adjournment for Lunch
200 p. m.-Reassemble for Busi-
ness. Report of Committees.
Talk by T. H. Robertson, Grand
Secretary, Of Gainesville.
DLSC CuSSlOii VI DupJCSoo VI llit1ACot
to Odd Fellowship.
Adjournment for Supper.
7:30 p. m-(Open Meeting in Con-
junction with the Rebekahs and the
General Publicly
Song.
Invocation.
Welcome Address to Visiting Odd
Fellows, by J. f. Sheppard, of Sum
ter Lodge No. 264, Americus.
Response by Grand Herald R. How
ard Hendrix, of Rose Hill No. 480,
Columbus.
Address of Welcome to Ladies of
the Rebekah Assembly, Mrs. S. H.
Edge, Of Americas Rebckah Lodge.
Response by Mrs. A. B. Brown, of
Miriam Rebekah Lodge No. 7, CO.
lumbus.
Music.
Address by Mrs. Ettre Wilson,
Grand Warden of the Rebekah As
sembly, Atlanta.
Music.
Address by Mrs. Gussie Tripp,
president Rebekah Assembly.
Music.
Address by Grand Master, Rev.
John S. Wilder, Of Savannah.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-04-03
200 ACRES MELONS
FOR WEBSTER FARMERS

RICHLAND, April 1.-Two hun
dred acres Of water melons will be
grown in Webster county by the far
mers there this year. County Agent
Watson was in Webster last week
treating 200 pounds of seed against
melon diseases, and also outlining the
plans under which the melons are to
be grown.
The farmers who are to plant the
melons will be associated as a unit
in the iddle Georgia Melon Grow efs
association and Will follow the llles
and regulations adopted by the asso-
cation relative to the growing and
shipping Of melons.
The unit will snip through the
North American Fruit Exchange and
have this exchange direct the Saip-
ments Of all cars during the season