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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-26

yysokych rednch kruzich wasnstonsktch nevyhnutene
museji podryva ddvsru du vladu Nebude pochybnos
o om re takovy do miry je ejich lSnek vzdyt
on jest jeden ako druhy', usoudi zkratka mnoz de.
Onehdy vsak vysky verejnosti pffpad do
JENNIE detnske ddvery vadu, kera nebyla ofe-
vyetovanim skandad Washingtone Uradovna vni
trozemskych dan ST. obdrzea toz dops naseduji-
ciho obsahu: e.s
"Toto jest mole dan ddchodd rok+1 Neplatil
jsem zadne mnuem ponevadz mole suzne bylo pod
$1,000 daleko pod tim, zdali pochopte minim. Byl
jsem chadku mesc roku. Mole Utmost je lupie-
nesydm r ponevadz nikdy jsem nikomu tees-
neubz cely svuj zvot neoloupl chdeho elov6ka
Udavam meno adresu, ponevadz vm, ze vas fad
ST to zachovat tajnosti = tax mi zakon.rs 81 80.
tomu pouze podotykane, ze ddveru kadenou nj O.
"zivnostnkem vlada nezklamala - je vsechno
chovano tanost stene jake dane ddchodl pacene
kym korporacemi techto proniko verejnost,
Jim vlada. vrata zpet ma "pfepacenych" danich
Srdce kongresnka Bergera Milwaukee krvacs pro ne
denictvo ez pry dri 200 roku spaceni
vaecnych nahrad ak jsou sanoveny panu Dawesovy ko
mise fnancnich odborniku Ze nemeh kapaliste zaf
d. ably denicvo neslo havni cast bremene vaecnych ma
brad nell cee tom nemame pochybnosti nejmensich
ami daleka by nenapado kara n8koho to, ze
sympate nemeckym delnietvem.
Zaroven Avsak je nasim minenm ze nemecke delni-
ctvo moho snadno vyhnou zotrocen 200 rokd
jak to Berger nazyva zadne zem sv9te nebya
socacka tax sorgansovana jako Nemecku pred vakou
NIillony denikd nj hlasli byo to " ech rukou
moc ech strany zabran tocne valce kerou zahajoval
kaptasu. Bylo jest6 vice moci nemeckeho denictva
tehdy Mohlo pfivesti pine planost svdj ideal, moho
vdechnout zivot heslo prolear zemi spojte
se."
Je vsak znamo netfeba opakovat, co S stalo r.
1914 tech znameSch vdcG sociaistickych postavi
prot vace skoro eny Lebknecht Massy nemeckeho del
nictva odene voenske uniformly vrhly do Begie
severn Francie tam ncy hubby vybudovalo delni
ctvo francouzske. Ia to mali Nemc nyni plat Mohi
mu zabranit snadno zabrant ale iak rika po dcnku
fla rada.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-26

vrh. Jak olomoucky "Pozor"
oznamuje, Pergler odpovedel,
ze sice zalobu ma chicagsky
list podaL ze vSak $, dassrni
kroky bude cekati do l. Ger
vence.
Sebevrazda byvaleho komu-
nistickeho starosty. V lese u
Noveho Mesta U Frydlentu ma
lezen byl v minulych dnech O
besenec, v nemz zjisten byva-
II komunisticky starosta v No
vem Meste a lrednik okres. ne
mocenske pokladny Jos.s Tchie-
del. Tschiedel odpovidal Sc ne
davno pred porotou v Liberci
pro zproneveru penez memo
censke pokladny v castce IT.
082 ,Kc. Tehdy byl Tchiedel O.
svobozen, ponevadz porotci
zodpoved6li otazku why toliko
6 hlasy. V. posledni dobe melo
vsak byti proti Tschiedlovi "a
Iyedeno move rfzenf. Sebevraz-
da stala Sc patrne jiz pred
nekolika tydny, nebot'' mrtvola
byla v znacnem rozkladu,
Tschiedel odesel ze sveho do
nova asi pred 6 tydny, ani5
komu oznamil, kan odchazi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-26
zPRkvY I CZECH.

NsjstarI ob6sa rspublily
zsmfsj. v techto dneeh byl Y
Horni Apoh na Podkarnatske
Rusi, pohfben ovG&k Nykora,
stary 120 let. Byl jist6 nejstar
sim obcanem republiky. Is.
bfezna Sc jeste s1castnil pod
karpatoruskych voleb.
v tS1kin pedezfeni., Tszke
podezfenf bylo uvaleno ma so
letou rolnici Annu sipovou 2
Tyniste Y Prestic.. Byla zatce-
ma pro podezfeni. ze pfec. ca
sem zalozila q souseda ohen.
ktery znicil obytne staveni q
stodolu. Mimo nj byl zatcen
24lety mladik, pro podezreni
dcasti ma zharstvi. Sipova me.
Ia pry 8 mladfkem 'pomer q
zharstvim cht6la uvalit pode.
zrenf ma sveho muze, po jehoz
zatceni a odsouzent cht9la prj
Sc venovat pine svemu milenci
EjAls. repuSlik&aka! Byv
hrabenka Jennisou-W w allwoF.
tov& schvalovala atentxt NJ
dra. RaSina . touxila po snrtl
p. Rresidenta. Pekny doklad {
tom, jak nektefi pfislusnici by.
vale slechty smysli % naSi re-
publice, byl projednan podle
Nor. Vec. U okresniho soudu \
Uh. Hrsdi6ti. QbzsloSanou by.
Ia byv. hrabxnka Jennisou<W all
worthova, ktera ma panstvi ,
Uhricich u Kromefize. - Pc
atentatu ma dra. Rasina pro
hlasila pred svedky: "To il
dobre, ze jej Soupal zastrelil
Tomu, kdo zastfeli presidenta
bych dala polovinu majetku
Nejlepe vsechny zastrelil a po
lvesit pfedevsim Ainistry." Ma
81 republiku nazvala obzalova
ma Republican zlod6jskou! O
kresni soud v Uh. HradiSti cd
soudil il ma mesic do vezeni .
k pokute 1000 Kc. Statni "a
stupce Sc odvolal z mike wy
merry trestu.
Zsle3itost byv. vyslance Per
glera. Mar. Listy pisi: Jak jsm'
jiz sdelili, podal dfivejsi csl
vyslanec v Tokiu Pergler Ia
lobu ma cesky list v Chicagu
ktery uverejnil rec min. dra
Benese, nekterymi vyroky
jimiz Sc Pergler citi urazen. \
sporu tom pokusila Sc prostfe,
kovati Republikanska liga pr
mravni obrodu naroda . uci
Mia Perglerovi pfislusny ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-26
NOVA OCHRANA NAJEMNiKU V
CESKOSLOVENSKU.

Posanecki snemovna pocala prave pr6jcdnavau osno
va noveho zakona ma ochranu najemnikd kery ma pat
cd kvetna 1924 DO So dubna prstho Novy zakon
ponechava dosavadn zasady ochrany naemnku patnost
meme jen nekere meme vyznamne okonos Nepodarilo
prorazit vetsim moznostm vypovedi po pfipade
rym omezenim opravy, ak usovaly kruhy ktere 81
dostaecne neuvedomiy ze hospodarskych pod
minek to- ably ochrana naiemniku moha byti omezo
vana !.
Pokud tyce yypovednch moznost byly tyto rozsre-
ny nekohk bodu, zejmena estze naemnk by odsouzen
pro estn cin spachany nekerem 6enu rony pronaji
mateoy anebo pro trestn ciny prot cmu maetku, spa
ehane obyvatelich domu vyznamna jest zmena ktera
umoznuJe mate domku ednom ci dvou bytech nasehc-
vati do sveho domku, esze bu nutne potrebue
pro sebe neb ceny sye ron Je povnnen
rat svemu najemniku dosavadnimu by nahradn Stejna
ustanoveni pla Jdei domy obecni okresni zupn
ske neb stani konecne nevzahuie ochrana naemnku
ma osoby majci million Kc jmeni nebo jde- spoecnost
majici kapita veS nez Is monn Kc Nova ochrana
vztahue Sc take ma byty vice pokoch esize pocet
osob, oby<Jcch teno byt nepfesahue poce msnos Ia
kon nepat take obce iez ma 1000 obyvatel
"a ide byty kere techto obcich byy pronaety
kvetnu 1924.
Zvyseni najemneho nen vnhec novem zakone navrzs-
no yjimkou byta pet neb vice obynyeh msnostech
kud ovsem vbec ochrany zakona poziva Tolko novych
nam byu. kere byy sednny go pocaku cnnosti tohoto
zakona It. L. kvetnu 1920 pripousti zvseni naem-
neho bytu edne az rech mstnostech rOa, vesich
20's Toez pati mistnostech potrebnSch ku provozo
vani zvnosti neb obchodu Ustanoven tom re cinze
nezvysue nutno pokadat "a kompromisn nebot zasalo
take patnosti uanoveni S12 dvejsho zakona ochrans
naemnku podle nehoz naemnci isou povnni pfisipiva
domu Paragraf tento by dopnen toiko pfedp
ze mattel domu zadat soud aby uzna pred pro-
vedenm ze yto jsou nezbytny To znamena ze
jemnci mohou yeas bran eventuelnm opravam nelce
nym neb zbytecnym druhe mattel domu bude
moc ryche provesti opravu bude soudem uznano je
nutna Posleze zuIalO patnosti usanoveni kterym
produzuje dovolue odklad exekucniho vykizen msno
sti estlze soudem byla uznana vypoved dana naenln
! kOvi.
i Novy zakon upravl do znacne mry ponSry podnajem
qiko, stanoyv ze podnajemae nesmi by vy nez najem
ne ktere naenk plati Najennik ma emit podnx
mu 0znameni majite domu podnajemnik ma pravo dovo
lavati ochrany soudu.
celku lie oznaci tento zakon jako dos st asn6 Wy
resent teo nesvizenes otazky nasich dnk Priroxene
konfktu zhnu jez edne strane 81 majitele don't
druhe strane najemnici nebylo ozno pklont Sc an
tu ami ma sranu nybrz M sredni cestou no
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-26

spod&fskou stuaci soucasnou Nova ochrana naemnk1
pravena jest TAX ze nebude spornem poll ami vezn ami
porazenych MajitelIm do1 dosalo nekterych WHO'D
zemena pokud de uvolneni ochrany vekch byt kdezto
najemnikdm ponechana ochrana stenem rozsahu
bez zvysen cinze Ma novy zakon nelze dva ocma
ko nteresantan hledka obecneho ak daleko vyho
vue poebe dneSka. Po eto STRANGE musime e prohasit
zcela vyhovujici zvase kdyz produzuje toko
takze zkusenost MIN nabye budou moci by zuzkovany
az bude pfipravovan zakon dalsi
(Tiskoy todbor rminis Csl1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-26
JOS. ]. VEVERA
- naStupce =

.-1-g.'s - uHSIupCE -
JAN VEVERA A SYN
jedno 2 nejstarsich a nejspole-
Hive jsich pojistujicich zastu-
pitelstvi v Clevelandx.
VSEOBECNE POUSTOVANf,
Veskere pojistky vzdy merry
chleji vyplaceny.
Ufad.: GA National City Bldg
Tel. Main 2973 Cent. 2O19
Residence: 327O w. Al. ulice.
Tel. Lincoln 2142 M.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-11
DR.. PEACOCK FREED BY
HABEAS CORPUS WRIT

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Oct. H.
Dr.. J. w. Peacock, for whom eN-
tradition was sought by North Caro-
lima insane asylum, was freed on a
writ of habeas corpus in superior
court Friday. He returned at once
to his ranch near here.
Judge Marsh held the insane
asylum from which Mr.. Peacock es-
capped in North Carolina is no. a
part of the state prison, that theae-
fore, he did not escape from "a
prison or the superintendent OF a
prison" as the North Carolina code
has it and that he was mot gulty
OF conspiring to escape.
DR., Peacoek's five children were
/ ncourt when the decision was an
nounced, and the oldes, a cir: Of
about II years, at once rushed to
Judge Marsh and with tears in her
eyes thanked him profusely.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-11
R0OuI Speaks
Here Wed Morning
Mass Meeting Of Men and Women at Court
Fouse-Congressma Crisp To
Introduce Visitors

Miss Ellinor Raoul, of Atlanta,
prominent woman speaker and
philanthropist, will speak to men and
women Of Americas and Sumter
county in the court house Wednes-
day morning, October Is, at 1920
O'clock.
Miss Raoul, chairman of the or
ganization work of the State League
of Women Voters, is heading ''the
flying squadron from state head
quarters now touring the state. A
number of prominent women are
accompanying Miss Raoul.
The local charter of the league is
sponsoring the morning meeting and
have requested Congressman Charles
R. Crisp to introduce Miss Kaoul.
w. w. Dykes, member of the state
Democratic executive committee,
will also speak. Miss Raoul and
her party will go to Albany from
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-11
LOW LIF Ting POWER
OF AIR PREVENTS
SATISFACTORY RISE
Vessel and Crew Were Ready
When Commander Called
Off Flight

FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Germany,
Oct. 10y The Associated
Press THE Giant American-own-
ed, German-built ZR-3 will not start
her transatlantic trip today. Be-
cause Of the Glow lofting power OF
the air." says, DR.. Hugo Eclmers
commander" a satisfactory assenc
could not be made this morning and
caused the postponement until Sum
day"
The vessel and her crew were
ready for the air voyage at T;U0
o'clock this morning when DR.. Bch-
ner called off the flight foe the
DAY.
In connection with the proposed
flight to America of the ZR-3, Sua-
day it is recalled that the late Count
Zeppelin, inventor of the dirigible,
made his first balloon ascension in
the United States.
This was during the Civil War
when Count Zeppelin was an officer
in the Union army. The count never
became an American citizen and re-
turned to his native land in 1886. It
was during the Franco-Prussian wer
that he conceived the idea of this DIR
igible, inspired by the progress made
by the French in aeronautics.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-11
POSSES SCOUR HILLS
FOR NEGRO RAP|ST
College Girls Assaulted As They
Hike Through
Woods

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. IL. -
Posses are securing the hills sur
rounding Richmond for an unknown
negro, who assaulted two West
Hampton college girls on a wooded
road near the college late Friday.
The girls, one junior and the
other a sophomore, are said to have
been walking along the road when
they were followed by a negro who
forced them into a thin strip of
woods near the college, There he is
said to have cut one of the girls
severely with an knife and then as
saulted the other.
The clothes of both girls were
torn almost to shreds in the strug
gle. Hearing their cries, a guard at
the University of Richmond nearby,
rushed to the rescue. The negro
fled.
Both girls are now in Richmond
hospital where they are said to be
in a state of nervous collapse.
Posses composed of police, county
officers, university students, ard
persons in the neighbohood are comb
ing the countryside. Blood hounds
have been placed on the scent.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-11
TROOPS GUARD JUDGE
FROM BOMB PLOT

PRINCETON, KY, Oct. 11.-Ten
national guardsmen arrived here
last night at the request of County
Judge Smith to guard the home of
S. B. Hodge, county attorney from
threatened violence.
An anonymous letter received by
Mrs. Hodge last Saturday declared
that her husband had been warned
to resign as county attorney. Pen
atty for failure to do SO, the letter
stated, would be death. Mrs. Hodge
and their children were directed to
leave the home to escape being
blown up.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-11
HENRY R. JOHNSON
DIED URDAY
Ill For Five Weeks-Burial
From Residence
Sunday

Henry Rogers Johnson, AZ years
old, died Saturday at noon at his
home, 300 College street, after an
illness of five weeks, caused from
a complication of diseases.
Mr.. Johnson was the son of the
late Henry R. and Josephine Black
Johnson, prominent citizens of
Americas during their lives.
Mr.. johnson was born and rear
ed in Americas where since man
hood he has followed avoeation as
planter, having large farming in
terests in this section. He was
graduate of Mercer and a member
Of A. t. 0. fraternity. He was also
a member of Woodmen of the
World and other orders. For many
years he has been a member of the
First Baptist church.
Surviving Mr.. Johnson are his
widow, Mrs. Eugenia Brahan John
son, and four daughters, Miss Mar
tina Johnson, Eugenia johnson,
Anne Johnson and Catherine John
son; two sisters, Mrs. d. w. Bag
icy and Mrs. Norman G. Miller, of
Atlanta; one brother, Joe e, John
|son, Of Lakeland, Fra.
Funeral services will be held Sun
day afternoon from the residence
on College street at three o'clock.
Rev. James B. Lawn ence will offie-
late, and interment will be in Oak
Honorary pallbearers will be Jno.
T. Taylor, George Turpin, NJ. N.
Edwards, Thomas Harold, Frank
Harold, w. D. Moreland, ]. w.
SILVER, w. J. Thornton, James A.
Davenport and John w. Sheffield.
Active pallbearers will be Harvey
Mathis, John Wagnon, James A.
Fort, Hollis Fort, l. B Small, j.
E. Hightower, T, M. Furlow and
w. G. Turpin:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-11
BANDITS KILL R. R.
CREW AND GUARDS
Escape With $4,000 Pay Roll
Two of Bandits Are
Americans

SAMALAYUCA, Mexico, Oct IL.
-(By The Associated Press.) B
F. Parker, of Ell Paso, and the train
crew of eight, were killed by five
bandits. The Mexican guard on the
train was also said to have been
killed.
The train was carrying a $35, 600
pay roll, which the bandits secured
and escaped into the hills.
The hold up occurred one mile
north of Candelario early yesterday,
word having just reached here.
1t is thought two of the bandits
are Americans, the other three Mex
leans.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-11
K. K. K. SUED FOR
ATTEMP led ARSON

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 11,-Suit
for $4,000 was filed in federal
court today by D. C. Stephenson,
former grand dragon of the Ku
Klux Klan in Indiana, against DIR.
Hiram w. Evans, of Atlanta, ia,
imperial wizard of the Ku Klux
Khan, and Walter Bossert, grand
dragon of the order in Indiana. Tie
suit charges a conspiracy Ito burn"
the Stephenson yacht Heomar II in
the lagoon at the Toledo Yacht club
last June.
Bossert was registered at local
hotel, but could not be located after
the suit was filed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-11
BIG CRAFT LOST
OVER ARIZONA.

TUSCON, Ariz., Oct. IA hur-
ry call was sent to the radio station
of the University of Arizona Fri
day morning at $50 by the U. S.
Shenandoah, to assist its crew in
Locating themselves. They had just
passed Benson and had failed to re-
cognize the place, believing they
We're lost and off their scheduled
Faith.
Oliver Wright, radio operator at
the university station, got in touch
with the Western Union and SDuth-
efn Pacific, and the information was
relayed to them at once.
Direct radio-telephone connec-
lions were established with the Shen
endoah when it reached the Ari-
zona-New Mexico line.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-11
SHENANDOAH MAY
/. CROSS PACIFIC TO
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
Arrived Safely AT San Diego
And Will Proceed Up
scific Coast

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Oct. lily
The Associated Press, THE big
dirigtblss Shenandoah smashed her
rear cabin, tearing hole six feet
long, as she was being moored to
her mast. Because o fthe accident
the ship win not leave here today.
The damage to the cabin is pro-
nounced as of a minor nature, "
hut that work on the ships motors
is expected to keep her here today.
The Shenandoah arrived here
carly this morning, and except for
the oyerhauling of her motors, was
in splendid shape until her cabin
was crushed in.
As soon as repairs are completed
she will again put her nose to the
north for her flight up the pacific
coast to Camp Lewis, Washington.
1t is understood here today that
the big aircraft may undertake a
trip across the Pacific to HAWAII,
following her winter maneuvers on
the Pacific coast. Admiral Mofeett
commander, expresses the belief
that the trip to the Hawaiian Islands
would be easier than the trans con-
tnental jaunt now completed, citing
the difficulties which the Shenan-
doah encountered and conquered as
she crossed the Rocky mountains.
A heavy gale was blowing across
San Diego from the sea Friday and
workmen anticipated some trouble
in making the Shenandoah safe to
her mooring mast.
The difigible crossed the state line
into California at 1905 p. M, Pa
eific time, and later was sighted
over CLAIMS All 2:27 o'clock. The
strong Winds seem to be holding
down the ships speed, reports from
Yuma and Glamis stated. Her pres
ence over Glanis, 20 miles north of
the Mexican border, indicated the
big dirigible was following the rail-
way line to the Salton sea.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-11
PLANS COMPLETE
FOR GERMAN LOAN
VIII Be Put On Financial Market
of Nine Countries Within
Few Days

LONDON, Oct. 11.-(By The AS
ISOLATED Press. )-The negotiations
for loan of 500, 100000 gold
marks to the German government.
provided for by the Dawes repara-
lions plan, were successfully con-
Guided Friday afternoon and TIE
loan will be put on the financial
markets of nine countries, includ-
ing Germany, within a few days.
More than half of the entire loan
$110,000,000 is to be released in the
United States.
The bonds will be dated October
15,, mature in rs years and bear
seven per cent interest. They will
be offered to investors at go, thus
yielding approximately 7 ga per
cent to maturity. The terms of the
various markets are virtually idea.
teal.
Signature to the agreement to
loan money to the German govern
ment were fixed this afternoon in
the old bank of England building
Hjalmar Schacht, president of tho
reichsbank, and DR.. Hans Luther,
the German finance minister, signed
for Germany; J. P. Morgan signed
for the American banking syndicate
headed by his own company; Mon
tague Norman for the Bank of Eng
land; Jean V. Parmeptier for France
and the other financiers for their
continent.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-11

Americas.
In the past, presidential cleo
tons have been treated with great
deai of apathy, much indifference
being displayed by those who should
vote" one of the local league said
to the Times-Recorder today. "The
principal object of our meeting OH
Wednesday and the reason Miss
Raoul comes to Americas, is to
arouse more interest in the men and
women of the community. To get
what they want, they must vote.
Miss Raoul's address will be a
plea to get out the voters in No
vember. The league is non-partisan.
We are not endeavoring to aid any
party or candidate. We know if
our men and women vote, the nation
is afe. Every man and woman is
rot only invited to attend this lass
meeting, but we urge them. 1t is
a civic and moral duty in carrying
this message to our people"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-11
JAP OFFICERS HAVE
WATCHED CONSTRUCTION.

FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Oct. H.
(By The Associated Press.) Among
the interested spectators of az
flights of the ZR-3 in the region of
Friedrichshafen has been a commits
sion of Japanese naval officers who
have been overseeing the coRstruc-
ton by German concern OF say-
eral airplanes for the Japanese gov
eminent. The airplane factory is
on the edge of Lake Conscience,
about mile from the dirigible
hangers. The commission arrived
here five months ago, soon after the
Germans began work on the Jap.
anese contract.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-11

OFFER JOHNSON
FLO RIDA TRIP

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Oct.
11.-By winning Fridays game
and the worlds championship in
baseball for Washington, Walter
johnson, the Senator's twirling
ace, hurled himself into a free
trip to this city with all ex-
penses paid.
While all the inhabitants of
the city were listening to the re-
turns of the game yesterday the
proposal was made to raise
fund to bring Johnson and his
family here for the winter.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-11

ORLANDO, Fla, Oct. II. (By
The Associated Press. )-Train ser
vice has been curtailed throughout
upper Florida by the recent heavy
rains.
Business is virtually at stand
still at Daytona, many of the bush
ness streets being from six inches
to two feet under water, while in the
ential4seatieFsss---citizens--ha1e
been forced to leave their homes in
search of higher ground. Mer-
chandise damage alone will mount
into the thousands, it is said.
Bridges on al HIGHWAYS leading
cut of this city are washed out aid
Daytona is practically isolated.
Scores of autoists are reported ma
rooned on the Deland-paytona high
way, efforts being made to reach
them through use of small boats.
The concrete bridge crossing a
canal on the Dixie Highway, three
niles south of Daytona, which was
undermined last night .damming the
waters of the canal, causing g dan
gerous situation was dynamited
this afternoon.
At New Smyrna, twelve miles
south of here, business is practically
suspended, Canal street being flood
ed. A man by the name of Garrett
was reported drowned there when
he is said to have fallen from his
bed into water that covered the
floor. Inhabitants of the western
section of New Smyrna were forced,
it is reported, to abandon Their
homes early today, some swimming
away while others used boats.
The Florida East Coast Railway
tracks are several inches under wa
ter here with washouts being report
ed north and south Of here.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-11
IN TERURBAN CARS
CRASH. So HURT
Motormen Pinned in Wreckage
When Cars Meet In Head
On Collision

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Oct. H.
(By The Associated Press. 1.-Two
interurban ears were wrecked to-
day in head-on crash near Struth-
ers, Ohio. A dense fog was the d.
rect cause of the collision whica re-
suited in the injury of IS persons,
of whom 10 are seriously hurt.
The collision wrecked the front
yestibules Of both cars, pinning the
motorme min the pleintered frame
work. Both motormen are in a crit
zeal condition.