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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-30

sponsible for a. three-fold increase In
wheat passing through the canal
since the Canadian shippers are max,
ing the most use possible OF water
transportation before tho freeye-up
on the lakes. Iron ore ana Lumbar
shipments down the lakes declined In
September from August but aouA
grains other than wheat, ana ooppaf
showed increases. As compared WITH
last year. shipments Of all copamodE
ties ware larger this year, Tho IN
crease in the volume Of business has
improved turnover and has doubtless
helped profits as is indicated by the
fact that September business failures,
both IN number and liabilities, are
below the August figures and bAlow,
tho September figures for a year ago.
During September there were only
fifty failures in this district, according
to. Dun's Review. with liabilities
amounting to s76,947. Failures dur
ing September In this district con-
t:nued to show an increasing proper
tion OF small Arms.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-22

paalagt @opofater. - Senere mel
bes, of Der al u. 8. 0apion, Sarge,
par ubtaeet &etsforbub bporpeo en-
oerp9renoe Ipis blep forbinoret | at
offentliggisre Bitten ODER De 80 ab.
pofater, og at Der pioere bill tages
Sfriot til at beitrioe Statsfommis-
iionens Iutoritet / of negte otsie Io'
pofater OF praftiiere.
Sreifinscu bespnbt. Sfslge @ap.
porter fra 81 forifienige al Statens
Gountper bespuote man De iioite Ta'
se Of forrtse ll9e at blipe f9roig meo
Sarpeiten, iamtioig iom SrRifingen
bar begpnbt. Gen forte @uit bar spet
fin ebelesgenbe Snbilpoelie paa alt
tent iaaet @ren, % bet giennemintt'
lige nbbptte Of Spebe melbes fra ct
County at blipe / Ssioen 10 81lfbels
pr. @cre, fra andre melbes ct IL Bll.
5beIs uobptte. l1obpttet al Wais og
Yoteter bill blipe bsiit forifieaigt -
/ enfeIte Gountper nofiaa goot, | an.
ore pberit baarligt. 9ette er ii9t Gil.
f9lbet meb Eoteter, iom paa mango
Steoer ogiaa leo al Esrfe. Suglitor.
me bapbe paa flere Steber, men bel
oigpis oper minbre Str9fninger, an.
rettet flor Sfabe paa Mplineen, lige'
iom @resbopperne bar optraaot ionl
9eit / enfelte Gountper. = Sra
@ranb Sorts Gountp melbtes, at ben
Der treifebe Spebe bapbe pitt ct lilo.
butte fra 10 belt opoper til 32 8u.
ibels pr. acre, og Den eneite Speoe-
ager trpifet / @iaiams County bap.
De gipet 2t12 9uibel pr. Icre. S
&icblanb County mentes Speoen at
gipe gienneminitlis II guibels pr.
slcre, parierenoe ira 5 opoper til 25
@uibels. Der bar oueralt iltg, at
Den tiblig iaaeoe Spebe giper ct me-
get goot %l1obptte, mebens ben tent
iaaeoe bIep angreben al Suit | en-
ltsrre e1er minbre @rao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-22
NorO 9afota.
Etprt Sab for 8lasitpn.

Stprt Sab for Wlasitun. On 81.
bebranb, Der par foraariaeet peb
|2pnnebIlae, bar forleben beriet
8lasiton / Bembina @ountp, bpor
SaIoorions Sernparebanbel, en- al.
minbelis aisbmanbsforretning % en-
Gigarb,,tif eif op / Hsa. Set iamle.
be Cab oar anilaaet til $1,000.
81 @per i Rsrfe. Solf / 9ort.
lamb % Nortb Yortal bar iiben Den
16be bs. bopebiaeelig bGret benoiii
til 9alglbs for fin gelpsnine, ibei
International eight anb Bonner Cos
@nl9e ba nebbrpnbte me6 ct Cab al
$4,000. Ser bar paotale at erboloe
Gleftricitet fra Saplorton Wines,
Saifatebetpan, ener fra 8enmare.
Smisrenbe ltStaldicr. 50. 9.
Wortenien, iom foreitaar Meieriafoe.
Iinaen peb Sonas 2anbbrugsbsiifole
% iom osiaa er Brpiioert al 9atio'
nal @lttermafers Isiociation, bar
UNDER ct geiss peo Rortb 9afotas
Sanobrussbsiifole / Sarge ubtalt fin
itore 8eunorins for Den raife Srem'
gang Der her err giort | 8erelbrug
S9rlie f~orbouiebe oct ham at ie o.
itore Sremifriot eiort | Oprfning al
Wais % Speet Gloper. San bapbt
life pGret | Hortb Safota iiben
1917, % Soranorinserne / 9ano'
bruset Der iiben ben Sib bar liae,
irem forbauienoe, iaabe ban.
Wauge Aboofater iratages 8epiI,
ling. ct nplie iii apiier ienbt off
cielt Advertisement meloer, at peb,
fommenbe StatSfommisiion bar fro
taeet 32 Iopofater beres Bepinins
til at praftiiere, forbi oisie bar uno
lobt at betale ben lopbeialte 2icenie
aieiit al SIS. Gette er fsritc Sfrib,
taaet | benne Retnina iiben henn'
lStat al Statens 2eeislatur bic,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-22
@smning % 8urtfsrdie. 3

UbWH1HB % VuItIbrdte. SSro
Statens Strafanitolt | Siour ssols
tom Sorsoag Iften Den forbouienbc
gfterretning, at fire Sanger bar rsnt
% at De babe taget meb iie @or.
Den George &. Sameicn. Se fire
Sanger, Senrp Coffee = @eaer, Soc
Sorsmano, Soc Eeel % s. 9. 8ina,
bapbe | Spngilets Sfr9bberperfiteo
operfalot asiiiterenbe @arben @rtbur
Wucboip % bibraet bam flere for.
lige &nioitif. Sans &aab ON Sielo
bsrtes at Sameion, iom tom bam til.
bielp, men blep itrar opermanbet %
triiet meo De itore Slaeterfnipe, San.
gerne bapoe imlgIet til fig, bIep ban
fsrt til SRngielsportet,, no siennem
benre % ben til en- IutomobiI, Tom
en- Suriit bapbe lat fra fig. Reb
benne bar oct iaa norboper. On 0oa.
ter paa Ytltren banoe p9ret 8ibne til
at Sameion fsrtes ben til @utomobi.
len % iattes op / oenne, men al
Srpete for of ramme bam turbe ban
life ffpoe. Gen bortfsrte @orben
TOM tilbaae ben neite Worgen. San
fortalte, at 8smlineerne bapbe itioa.
let en- anoen @utomobil / @ais, men
beQer life oenne Waifin baboe ppret
tilirebsitilenoe, oe ner Groofs, g.
Sat, bapoe &smIineerne taset lin
'Sanee, bunoet bam paa S9noer %
Sober og anbragt bain | en- liben
Strife NOR @eien. 9e bopoe bebonb.
let BAN nofiaa benipnsfuIot = ia,
enoog lapet iitan6 ct 2eie for bom
paa 8i,lpet. On Zines Sio ienere
fom ban Jig Dog los. Get iibite man
berte ira Sireflsoeret Srebae bar, at
De bapbe p9ret tnbom Spb 9eos
Sarm, beliggenoe ire Wil sitenfor
Slrmbolot, % "bpttet" Ilitomobil
meo 5armeren. S BEN efterlaote
Naifin bapbe De eiterIabt fla be ani.
be, Der ipnes at babe paret oeres enc.
ite @aaben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-22

ban fnebet af Bribatfolf % braet til
Senaslet. Oet ptite fig at bore Wal.
lingiorb Rieeeer, eli ober belle 9anoet
ancrfienbt W,iitfer % &omponiit,
fortiben foreitaaenbe Muiifoeparte.
mei,tet peb Srafe l1nioeriitp berItebs.
Der siorbes Sorisg pua at neoopsie
Saaen oa life labe Den foIilnle inherit
for 8olitibpienets &9ffepiboe, men
BoIiticbef Sammon fit bore berom
% giorbe Sorbring paa aaltion %
~pifeutlig &etsbebanbIine. aaution
bIep itillet al fremragenbe Wenb peo
Srafe l%1niperiitp. Yrofesior &ieg.
ger er Tom n9prt en- lanosfienot Wtli.
iifer, oa ban eiorbe fig npIig pberlise.
re bemerfet peb at tilfienoes ben iaa
meeet efteritr9bte Baberepifp-g elsn.
ming Of $500 for Iarets bebite Som.
petition. &ieegers Grisbelsnneoe
&ompoiition err en- Instrumental 9rio.
- Irofesioren ifaI ienere bore ierot
til ct prioat Sanatorium.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-22
SnO 9afotd.

Tpr uDn9pnelie. Charles ..
Reeo CT ben 17be bs. al Er9iioent
Sarbing nomineret for nbnGpnelie til
~ateoeiuer Of Subtle Moneps ! Haplo
Gitp.
Straa Tom grGnbiel. Malfinbano-
lere / &eofielb bar | Den ienere Sio
ppret itaoig beifieftigeoe meb at no.
itpre 9ampmaifiner for Sr9Ifing
iaaleoes, at Straa fam anpenoes ionl
9r9nbiel. Sc aller flelte Sr9lfere
isger paa benne Waabe at omgaa
&ll!mangelen.
8elpunins for sbsriffs Gaasri.
belle. 9eable County bar MI nolo.
bet en- 8elpnnins af 5000 for Gaa'
aribelie al @ernon 6. Wiaer, Der
iom Gountpets Sberiif foripanot Der
ON 9ager,, e%iterlabeloe en- betpoelig
ltnberbalance. Wtr. Wtiaer ct om-
firing 80 Iar gammel.
Naisasrcne Iibcr. Ser melbtes
forrige ltse fra Spinf og andre
Gonntper, at Set pperoroentlig parme
9eir % Wangel paa &egn bapoe be.
gpnot at iptte fine Merfer paa Wais.
agrene. Ser bar fsr ale Werfer til
ct 3ronaar paa Wais, men bisie
gobe ltbiigter blep mi for bier Gag
minbre. pmer0 noaet llaar life fan
iiges at true.
2apere Yris for Srrifnins. Sra
Mobribge meloes, at Der iaar beta.
les en- Sent minbre emo ifior for at
tr9lf Triien er nemlig M lat til
5 % Z Gents pr. 8uibel naar trG.
Ties ira Sbocfs % Sarmeren ierger
for ben ~nsooenbige aisrebiGlp %
Seite, mebens 3 Gents fsies til open.
n9onte Etis naar SrGiferen beisrger
Sisringen til Maifinen.
Mberbeen bar 104 8rabcr. glber.
been bapoe forrige uge flere Gage
meO set parmcite 8eir bette Iar, %
oen fierbe al bisie Sage off 8pifisl.
bet op til 104 @raoer | Sfpgeen. SEQ
gen ~aloprlige SilfGloer iom Sslee at
Seben bar DOG life %forefon1met. Seir-
manben ipnfes life tilbsielig til at
eipe noaet 2sfte ON 2inbring isr noe.
ite Waaneo nar naaet.
Barn brnfnet i @anbbebulber. Scr.
90 Wrs. Sarrp Sugbes, boenbe paa
lin Sarm NOR GIarf, bar bapt ben
Sore at mite lit TO Ior aamle Barn,
Der bar faIbt | en- Sanbbebolber og
brufnet. Barnet bar life blepet iap.
net % Wpbercn fit ben ferite anelie
nm lligffen oa hiir Tom til 9ebolbe.
rem for at bente Gil @ette Sanb %
|fif ie en- 9arnebdal,o itiffe op al
Sanbet.
Turmcrne baarbeit rammet. Ser
bercttes fra Suron, at Sarmerne Ii.
Ger melt unber SernbaueItreifen. gf
Woneel paa Sernbanepogne fan Gle.
patorer life mootage 3u 8rsn, Tom
Narncrnc lite bar Glnhs for, oa iom
zen cnciie llbpei maa oisie iptte i'm
go | Staffe % perte meo Sr9ifnin.
Gen til icllere noeet man life for
bon ajort | benne Del al staten.
Som Ct dnbet @rempel paa Streifens
ulempcr anfsreS, at Wtaterialer for
Garmers COOPERATIVE @acfine Cos
@paning, NJ, nnoer Spisrelie / Su.
ron. life fan erbolbes. 9paninaen
ifuloe bore fnlot f9roia Den lite OF.
tober, men Der er MI liben llbiiat
] BERTH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-22
WorgcsreiienDe

sisres opmsrfiom paa, at ben norifs lntbsrit.
Sirfe / gm.rifa fra lite September i%nbbpbsr
&eiienbe til fit patre. trpsse os biais.
"2ufberan Worwap Sonfe'|, Nsp
Yorf. Strip paa Sorbaanb, mar % r,o
bnilfet Grain BIZ fommer, iad msber ri pdd
Stationen, ON iaa snifes. Gnba ifrer. r
bet osiaa at ienbe Telegram fra @bicaso
eler en- auben ffsrre Sp unberpeiS.
Get CT let at finbe, ba "Subpaps" ira al.
observation-disclosures saar bit. Get Sorbirb.lis
osiaa til be iorifieaise NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
I'll Sielp CT gratis.
Suf, at fra lite September bar ri lnttst
fra As Wbitebau ct. til "Norrpop Sou'e',
90 Columbia Seisbts. grooflpn, Rep gort.
u. s.. Gtfiaruo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-22
Wontana.
Sba6 hau6e Varnet hprf:

Sba6 bab6e Warnef bbrf? M6elia
2ampe, 8 gar garmel, bill / Wilitore
anflaees for at babe iflbt % brrbt
Sarrp 8aplorb, 3 Iar. 8ernene
boebe / Suie, Der laa peb Siben al
b%inanoen, os unber beres Seq en- 9as
bar Der opitaaet en- Sr9tte, Der gior'
be Higen iaa forbitret, at bin bente.
De ct @ep9r, en- liben % 8aliber
&ifle, os ifisb fin lille 2eeefamerat.
Sesrssmaalet er, ON life @igen bar.
De bsrt noget lignenbe omtalt iom Ell
Seltebaab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-22
@tseonfitt.
.istruft for Sunbbns Mprl

Wistrnft for Snnbbss Norb. -
Sames q. @arlie, fortioer / ct Serr'
baneielifabs Sieneite | Waoiion, bleu
iibite Sorsbae arreiteret | GAINESVILLE
oe bragt til gnt Claire, mistGnft for
of babe mprbet BoIiticbef Glmer
Snnbbp, boilfet Worb fanbt Steb
Sen 27be Sunni forriae aar. Get err
fienotes BOG at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
at De foreliseenoe gepiier bar bsiit
ip9penbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-22

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(SortiGttes paa iib1te Gibe.)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-18
PENSION RAISE
IS KNOCKED OUT.
Old List To Receive Old Rate
And New List Gets None
AT All

Information has been received by
Capt. John A. Cobb, county ordinary,
that under ruling of the attorney
general the increased pensions for
old soldiers will not be available this
year as intended by the legislature,
because of flaw in the law, and that
the new class of pensioners will not
receive any pensions whatsoever.
The old class will be paid the former
rate of 500 per month, instead Of
$3.50 as was intended.
Capt. Cobb reports that under the
ruling, there will be. only 68 names
on the Sumter county pension roll
this year, instead of the usual num-
ber of from 10 to f19. The new
eass of pensioners would have kept
the list up to the old number, filing
the list depleted by frequent deaths.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-18
MRS. t. G. ROGERS.

Mrs. T, G. Rogers, a former resi-
dent of Americus, died in Dawson
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. A. II.
Miller, after an illness of some time.
The body was brought to this city
this afternoon, with interment in
Oak Grove cemetery, Rev. James B.
Lawrence, rector of Calvary church
and long a friend of the family, of
ficiating at the grave. Many friends
from Dawson attended the services
here, and the floral offerings were
.many and beautiful.
Surviving relatives are one daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. H. Miller, of Dawson,
with whom she had resided for the
past two years, and one son, E. E.
Rogers, of near Americus, together
with several grandchildren.
Mrs. Rogers, who was about co
years of age, was the widow of the
late T. C. Rodgers, who died in Amer
icus two years. She was widely
known and greatly beloved for hel
many admirable traits. She had been
in failing health for more than 8
year, and while death was not I'M
expected, it came as distinct shock
to her friends and relatives, who
mourn the passing Of so estimable 4
woman.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-18
BUCHANAN BUILDING
is DAMAGED BY FIRE

Fire of unknown origin at 2:15
o'clock this afternoon did several
hundred dollars damage to the upper
floor of the Neon Buchanan building,
corner Lamar street and Cotton ave-
nue., now under lease by the c. w.
Mcclure company, of Atlanta. The
upper floor was unoccupied, but the
flames badly damaged the wooden
ceiling and worked their way into
the rafters somewhat. The panes
from ten windows were smashed by
the high pressure streams of water.
Considerable damage was done by
water on the floor to the Mcclure
stock of goods which was badly soak
ed. The Americus Steam Vulcaniz-
ing company's quarters in the rear of
the ground floor were soaked, but
most of the stock of the concern was
of a character little the worse for
water. The company's books were
removed before the water came
through.
The fireman suffered considerably
from the dense smoke while putting
out the blaze. A large crowd was
attracted by the blaze.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-18
SCHOOL OF METHODS
rs UNDER WAY HERE

The two day school of methods Tor
Sunday school workers got under way
today at the First Methodist church.
Sessions will continue tonight and to-
morrow. The public is cordially IN
vited to attend all sessions. Follow
ing are the programs for tonight and
tomorrow afternoon
Tonight's Session.
Z D. m. Devotional, led by W. A
Joyner.
7:15 p. m. Graded worship in the
Sunday school, by Miss Batchelder.
7:45. Music.
1855 p. m. The program of the
church school, by DR.. Bartlett.
$3.50. Adjournment.
Thursday Afternoon Session.
Open 8. p. m. Devotional led by
DR.. Minor.
$40. The use of the story in
religious education, Miss Holland.
1855. Teacher of Destiny, by DR..
Bartlett.
4:2O. Division conferences.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-18

VALDOSTA REFLECTS
MAYOR AND COUNCIL


VALDOSTA, Jan. 18.-Mayor w.
d. Peoples and his entire council
manic board, with one exception, was
emphatically endorsed and swept back
for second term in the white pri-
mary which was held here ON Monday.
Mayor Peoples won over J. ID, ASH
ley by 112 votes. Councilmen G. H.
Feagle1 who was chairman OF the
|polcie committee in the old adminis-
tration, and administered that posi-.
tion without fear or favor, was the
only member defeated
Out OF a registration Of 1883 only.
274 failed to vote and the women
of the city for the first time partici-
pated in the election.
Favorable to the city purchasing
and owning The Georgia-FIorida fair
plant there were 654 votes cast,
while against this, there were 405
votes.
If the proper agreement can BE-
reached it is1 probable that the city
will take over the plant. use ths
grounds for park purpose and lease
the grounds for fair purposes each
year to responsible parties.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-18
LEATHER LUNGED
CHAMP SOUGHT IN
TY TY FIELD DAY

Triton, Jan. 18.-The business
men of Ty Ty, nine miles west of Tiff
ton in Tiff county, will meet tonight
for the purpose of organizing board
of trade. Ty Ty men already or
ganized booster club which is adj
vertising. field day for Saturday
when number of athletic and sport.
ing events will be pulled off in which
a number of prizes are offered. In
cluded in these events is 81 for the
man who can holler the loudest
which is in addition to wrestling
horse-racing, buck and wing dancing,
sack races, potato races, buckng
mule, creased pole climbing, CREASED
pig catching and music from fiddles,
banjos and guitars. If you hear ar
unusual noise Saturday, it will be Ty
Ty making itself heard.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-18

COUNCIL IGNORING LAW IN
TAXING FARM MEAT SALES
Lawyer Points Out Code Section Prohibiting Cities
Restricting Farmers Disposing Of Their
Own Products

duets raised in this state, or the sales
thereof, except cotton stored in cities
may be taxed after the expiration of
three months.
SIN constituting this law, in the case
of Gum VS.. Mayor and Council OF
Macon, Saith Georgia, page 365, 1t
was held that farmer living out
side of city, who sold wood cut
from his land as he cleared it for
cultivation, and who was not carrying
on wood business as such, and had
no office or woodward in or out of
the city for the purpose of dealing
in wood, was not subject to a busl-
ness or license tax by the city upon
his vehicles carrying the wood into
the city. Farmers may dispose OF
meat produced on their farms as part
of their business or calling as farm
ers, his so doing is simply a primary
link of connection between the pro-
ducer and consumer.
"There is a clear distinction, how
ever, between the right of the farm
err to sell the products grown on has
farm, and the right of one who
might undertake to slaughter cattle
or hogs bought of others for the pur-
pose Of selling the meat in town. This
distinction is cearly made in the case
of Davis G. Company VS.. the Mayor
and Council of Macon, Gath Ca,
page 1913.
"a casual consideration of the
laws of the state will disclose the
fact that if the Mayor and City
Council of Americus should pass an
ordinance to prohibit farmers from
selling the products of their farm
within the city limits, it would be in
valid and that it would be illegal to
ions to include not only meat TO mean
arrest or make cases against the
farmers for exercising the right of
making such sales given them under
the law"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-18
YEARS GIVEN
PISTOL TOTER
Judge Thomas Squares Sentence
Of Sam Randall At Moultrie
With His Charge

MOULTRIE, Jan. 18.-Sam Ran
dali, convicted by jury in Colquitt
Superior court Tuesday afternoon on
two counts of an indictment charg-
ing him with the unlawful carrying
of pistol must serve two years on
the changing. He was given the
maximum Of the law by Judge Thom-
as on, each count, which was. twelve
months. The punishment handed
Randall was in keeping with Judge
Thomas charge to the grand jury
in which he severely arraigned pistol
toters, asserting that nearly all Of
the homicides committed in this state
in recent months grew out of the
habit Of carrying a weapon made
chiefly for the purpose of taking hu-
man life"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-18

That the city council, in attempt
ing to prohibit or restrict farmers
from selling their own meat inside
the city have been doing something
they had no right to do under the
Georgia law has been brought to the
attention of the Times Recorder by
a well known Americas lawyer, who
prefers from modesty not have his
name mentioned. He cites the Geor-
gia code which contains section
prescribing that no municipality shall
assess any tax against farmer for
selling his own farm products with
in the city The law has been con-
strued by cited Supreme court decis-
ions to include not only meal raised
on ones farm, but even wood cut
on the farm is said to mean
that the city council csnnot restrict
in anv manner whatsoever the sala
of meat in the city, by farmers rails
ing it, as has been asked by the
butchers and as was done last Thurs
day. It is said, however, that the
law does not prohibit the council from
enacting regulations such as imposing
sanitary measures, etc.
This is the first time it has been
called to the attention of the council
that such a law exists, although it
has long been in the code.
The following statement was Civ
en- to the Times-Recorder by the law
yer in question:
'1t seems to me that there has
been useless discussion of an ordi-
nance proposed by the mayor and
city council of Americus to tax farm
products, the ordinance being propos-
ed, no doubt, for the reason that
some of the farmers Of the county
have been selling fresh meats from
their farms within the city limits.
Code Section 1851 provides that no
municipal corporation shall levy or
assess a tax on any agricultural pro
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-18
US. INTERVIEWS
CONTROVERSY
OF CHILE-PERU
Harding Invites Countries To
Send Delegates To Washing
ton For Conference

WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.-(By AS
sociated Press.) THE American gov
ernment has interviewed in the con-
troversy between Chile and Peru, in
volving execution of the treaty OF
Ancon, inviting the two governments
to send plenpotentiaries to Washing
ton for conference. The invita-
tions, it was said at the state de-
partment, were forwarded several
days ago in the name of President
Harding.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-18
TOBACCO TRUST
PLOT TOSENATE
Trade Commission Reports 3 Big
Concerns Are In Conspiracy
With Jobbers

WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.-Three
of the principal tobacco manufactur-
ing companies, the American, ?.
LorilIard and Liggett- Myers, were
charged with engaging in conspiracies
with numerous jobbers' associations
to keep up jobbers prices in report
transmitted today to the senate by
the Federal Trade Commission.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-18
COHEN CAR is STOLEN
FROM FRONT OF HOME

All the QUITO thieves have not yet
been caught, it was proven last even
ing when the Dodge car owned by A.
Cohen and sons disappeared about Z
O'Clock from in front of the home Of
Aaron Cohen on Jackson street, OPP
posite the Furiow Grammar school
building. 1t had been left at the
curb by Ferdinand Cohen while he
was at supper, and when he returned
to use it the car was gone.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-18
FRIENDSHIP SERVICES.

Friendship Baptist church will have
regular preaching services Saturday
morning at II o'clock and again Sun
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Rev
Carl w. Minor, pastor of the Ameri-
Gus First Baptist church, will deliver
the sermons at both services, ano
urges all the members to be present
to participate in important business
session which will follow the hour
Of service.