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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03
MLUVIL MA VZDALENOST
10000 MIL.

Londyn, 2. cervna. - Will
liam Marconi mluvil Poldhu,
v Cornwallu, do Australia po
.moci radiotelefonu v nedeli.
die sdeleni Daily Mail. Trans
misse trvala jednu sestnactinu
vtefiny a byla potvrzena ka-
belem. Vzdalenost Z Cornwall
lu do Australia We vzdusne ca
Re jest kolem 10000 mil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03

Velky vyber setu ma postee, trepenm zoub-
kovanim pray. hod. $40 az $12, po 49,. $4.9S
Velky vyber 1907 vlnenych dvojtych dek. Zvl!
velk,, $40 a $12 hod. prod. ....:...... $4.98
SO tucta komfortek, 1907 nova bavna, vybra-
nych barev, 81 SIS hodnoty prod. cena $2.9S
Jiny velky lot komfortek, skolinovy povak, spoA
dem saten, pravdelne hodnoty $40 $l2, pro-
| 100 tuctl hotovych krajkoyych zaclon, vybrana
Il IVORY. $1.25 $1.50 hod. par po ...,...,., 59c
so tuctd markezytovych, hotovych karnyrovych
zaclon, SO $2.25 hodnoty, po .............. CSC
500 yardI stolniho damasku, 62-72 p Sir 81 90
$1.25 hodnoty prodejni cena ..... 49c SOC
Velky lot Ceskoslovenska importovane sypkovi-
ny, rIzova bila, 98c hod yard jen ....... 39S
Velky lot, 32 pal. sir. amoskeag sotyse, 28c hods
prodeJni cena yard po ....................... lac
10000 yardG cerneho sedeho satenu, 36 pal
Sir hedvabny finis, 69c hod. yard po 49,. 29c
Veky lot damskych kosilkovych ziv6tku, vsech
barev, So $3.50 hod. po .................... 79c
Veky lot damskych jarnich kabatd, posledn vzo
ry plaidl prouzkd ednoduche, Hedv. linget-
te $50, $25 hod prodejni cena ............ $798
Velky lot spodnicek, chemise "a satenovych prin-
cess slips vsech barev. $1.25 hod po .......... 79c
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03

Lot damskych sotysovych oblekG, posledni IVORY,
$l.5O hodnoty po 7Sc
Damsk6 hedvabne lingette bloomersy, vsech ba-
rev, $l.5O hodnoty, prod. cena .............. 79c
Damske satenove bloomersy, vsech barev, 98c
hodnoty prodejni cena po ................,... 55c
Velky lot damskych EASTER bez rukavd, pravidel-
ne 79c hodnoty, prod. cena ...~.............. 49c
Damska etni union trika, prav. 98c hod. po 49e
Damske hedvabne krepove bloomersy vsech ba-
+ rev, $100 hod. prod. cena .........,.,...,.. 49c
Lot. prvotridnich muzskyeh B. " ID. pray. $ll25
I hodnOtV pO Sc
$500 damskych SatG, teckovany swiss voile, velk.
36-52, pray SIS Sc po ....... $1.98 = $2.19
Damske vkusne, jen bile nocni 1bory $1.25 hod-
noty, prodejni cena po ..,................... 79c
SO tuctG muzskych atlet. trik, vsech velk. Toe
hodnoty, prodejni cena po ................... 43c
SO tuctd nejlepsiho Cooperova prada, $1.75 al
W hodnoty, po 09c
Muzska balbriganova union trika, velk. 36-38,
pravdelne 98c hodnoty ............... ..... 49c
Muzske balbriganove dvoukusove pradlo, kus
pravideln6 56c jen pc ....................... 35c
Muzske modre chambrayove kosile, 89c h. Soc
Muzske polka dot koSile, vsech velkosti, $1.25
hodnoty. prodejn{ cena ...................... CSC
Lot muzskych khaki moleskin kalhot So h. CSC
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03

Clarkovy nite prodejni cena tucet Ia .. SOC
Clarkovy mite, tovarn zbytek, civka "a ~ &c
Hedvabne mite, vsech barev, civka "a ..... DC
Damske bavnene puncochy cerne hned6, pra-
Sansilk mite vysivani civka IA .,........... &c
videln6 hodnoty 25c, prodejni cena .... Sc
Damske hedvabne puntochy jen cern6, slabG
druhotfdn Csc nod. prodeini cena s Csc
Damske hedvabne puntochy vybranych barev
Toe hodnoty, prodejni cena ............ soc
SO tuetu este hedvabnych damskych puncoch
vybranych barey, 98c hodnoty, prod cena 49c
Muzske bavlnene 'ponosky, vsech barev pravi-
delne hodnoty l5c prodejni cena po - SC
Muzske ponozky z hedvabne prize, soc hodnoty,
vsech barev. prodejni cena ...., 15c
Muzske cste hedvabne puncochy, vybranych ba-
rev, 69c hodnoty rrodejni cena .. 39c
Muzske bile kapesniky, 10c hodnoty m "a Csc
Muzske podvazky 25c hodnoty, prod cena j.. Sc
Muzske dvojite podvazky, pray. soc hod DO l9c
Detske ponozky z hedv. prize vSech barev, 45c
hodnoty, prodejni cena ................. l9c
ve'ky lot bllych Liberty prosteradel, merceriso
vany finis nepatrne pospin6ne pravidena S4,
S5 hodnota prodejni cena .... ST. SO
Velky lot barevnych postelnich prikryvek, vyb.
lakosti, modre, ruzove zlute a sede SIS S6
hodnoty, prodejni cena ... $279
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03
OTRAVEN PLYNEM "a CITE.
M NOVIN.

Vcera veGer pfistrcil asi 40
lety Charles Schlitneck zidli
k p!ynovym kamndm pekne
pfi teple proeital noviny. Tyto
mr. pojednou vypadly rukou
a hlava .jeho naklonila Sc k
prsGm. Lekafi Mt. Sinai ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03

mocnici, kan Schiltneck byl
dopraven, pravf, ze Sc nady-
chal jedovatych plynl tvorf-
cich sc pri spalovani. Stav je-
no jest kriticky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03

ne, hlavnimu m6stu Albanie,
kabinet Sc Sesfretem Verlazim
v cele sc pod6koval die zpra-
Wy z Valony zde obdrzene. Vri.
oni Bey byl poveren sestave-
MIN move vlady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03
NOVA VLADA " ALRANIl.

Rim, 2. cervna. - Kdyz ar
mada 5000 nacionalistn ozbro
jenych polnimi dely a strojni-
mi puskami, blizila Sc k Tira-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03

Veky lot muzskych ciste worstedovych kalhot
velkosti 32-36 SIS a Sc hod. po . $2.2o
Muzske overalls vsech velkosti, $l45 hod. CSC
Lot muzskych svatecnich kloboukl cepc SO
az $3.50 hodnoty, prodejni cena s............. s9c
Lot muzskych svatecnich koSil bez neb imcem
50 $3.50 hod. po ..................... CSC
Velky lot chapeckych diycich atlet union trik,
pray. ceny Csc jeni po .:.. IL. ........ 29c
80 tuctd detskych boomersovych oblekd velk.
s "a, praW 75c hodnoty, prod. cena .. 35c
Detsks sotyspve oblecky, yeK.s 6--l2. 95c. hod-
noty, prodejni cena po ............;; ;; ...... 5Sc
Velky lot divcfch EASTER, velkosti 6-12, pravi-
delne 75c hodnoty, po ............... 35c
Divci hedvabne obleky, pravdelne $3.50 a $500
hodnoty, prodejni cena po ........ ..... $1.49
200 chap. ciste vn6nych obleki i par kalhot
30 ~ hodnoty po .................. 1898
velky lot chap. kalhot, praviden6 $3.50 a Sits
hodnoty, prodejni cena po ......... ssc
Velky lot muzskych chlapeckych cepic 55c h.
prodejni cena po ................. 15c
frlneste tento kupOn sebOu a dostanete dvo-
/ lite or znamky kazdou koupf "a 10c.
/ Napiste prosim svoje jm&no adresu
s Sau4CSo0 x
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The Washington times., 1924-11-19
NEVER Use
WASHRAG--.IT
HARMS The SKIN
"A substitute shines brightly as a
VI King
Until king comes nigh"
-MerchGnt of Venice.

Women who do housework ana
men who work in shops, find it
harder than others to keep their
face, neck, arms and hands pearly
white without those streaks and
blotches showing out Of the pores
and crevices.
The old, mistaken idea, that soap
and coarse rag gets this hfd-
den dirt out of the pores is not
only wrong, but it Is harmful to the
skin tissues. Anything with a harsh
surface should never come in con
tact with the skin. And there ia
no excuse for doing 1t either be-
cause nothing but a cleansing
cream. such as that which bears
the Black and White label will GO
beneath the surface and work out
all the accumulation Of powder,
dust and excess grease and oils
from the skin.
Convince yourself quickly. Get
the CSC quarter;pound can Of Black
and White Cleansing Cream and
clean your face, neck, arms and
hands each night for a few days.
The transforinatid in the appear.
ance of your. skin win be so as-
founding that you will never let q
single day 90 by without using
Black ana White Cleansing Cream
after that All deale~s have It
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
I 0 c PREVENTS
SINKING OF
SHIP
Attorneys Confer on Hope Of
Saving Y. $. s. Washington
From Destruction

While clannny. foggy weather off
the Virginia capes continued 70
operate today as a natural injunc-
ton against the demolition Of the
Y. s. s. Washington by naval gun
uers, attorneys went into confer.
ence here over new moves to save
the great dreadnaught.
The case. from legal standpoint
appeared almost hopeless.
Injunctions asked by counsel for
VIM. B. Shearer, naval expert and
writer, to prevent Secretary Of the
Navy Wilbur from carrying out
the ships destruction, have now
been refused by two Federal courts
and there remains only the United
States Supreme Court.
The District Court OF Appeals
denied the injunction asked yestAr.
day, but took no action on the
appeal from the decision OF the
lower court that Ehearer was with
out equity In the matter. Before
the lawyers who are seeking to
prevent the ships destruction can
get their case before the Supreme
Court, a dcision must be had from
the District Court of Appeals on
this matter. The Court Of Appeals
viii not hear the case for several
weeks yet, unless the lawyers can
arrange an Advancement Of the
case on the docket.
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
POOLE To FACE
8 CHARGES
BY GIRL
Montgomery Grand Jury Also
Indicts Irene MeIIott's
Brother

ROCKVILLE. Nd, Nov. 10. -
Late yesterday afternoon the grand
jury in session here returned eight
indictments against Littleton s.
Poole. fifty.two, Of Buck Lodge,
each charging him with statu.
tory offense against Irene s. Mel.
lott, fourteen-year-old daughter OF
tho late Jacob 8. Mellott. of Buck
Lodge. One indictment charges him
with such an offense, on December
10, 1922, when the girl was but
twelve years Of age, and the others
cover a period Of q year and q half
thereafter.
For a. similar offense against the
girl, her brother, Ralph w. Mellott,
twenty-five, was also indicted by
the grand jury yesterday. The in
dictnent fixes March 10, 1928, as
the date. IN another indictment the
brother Is charged with incest.
Immediately the indictments were
returned. Judge Robert B. Peter, In
the circuit court, set both cases
for trial on Tuesday, December 3.
Both defendants will be defen lei
by Attorneys Dawson and Welsh, Of
Rockville.
The trial of Frederick Athens Nc
Clellan, under indictment for the
murder of Thomas A. Simms,
Kensington contractor, by stabbing
him with pen knife at his home
the afternoon Of Saturday, Novem-
Der 8, has been set for Thursday,
December 4. while the trial of Law.
renee Burdette, amateur baseball
pitcher, who was indicted for the
murder Of Clarence M. Griffith, a
prominent resident OF the upper
section Of Montgomery county, last
March, Is scheduled for Tuesday,
December 2. Both Mcclellan and
Burdette have retained Dawson and
Welsh to look after their interests.
It IL charged against Burdette
that he pushed or knocked Griffith
down q Baltimore and Ohio railroad
embankment near Buck Lodge,
causing injuries which resulted in
his death In a Washington hospital
several days later.
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
81 300 MEATS
DESTROYED
BY FIRE
Blaze IN Old Dutch Market
Smokehouse Of Unknown,
Origin

Fire Of unknown origin IN the
smoke house Of the Old Dutch
Market. e22 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, last night. burned hams
and other meats valued at about
$1,000 Firemen were badly handi-
capped by the intense heat coming
from the burning meats.
The fire started In the fire pot
on the Fifth floor and burst the
skylight. The lower floors were
damaged only by water.
Fire in the sheds in the rear
OF 239, 241 ana 243 Tenth street
southeast caused by q coal oil
lamp falling from the hand Of
John II. Dyson, occupant Of 24S,
caused damage estimated at
about $500.
Another fire in the store of
Goldenberg and Company, 63e
Massach usetts avenue, caused by q
short circuit, caused a damage Of
about $500.
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
NOTED SURGEON DIES
AT GRAND RAPIDS HOME

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. 10.
Funeral services win be held to.
day for Doctor Perry Schurtz.
seventy.nine, prominent physician
and surgeon, who died at his home
here following an attack OF angina
pectoris. He was formerly a mem
Der of the board of health and had a
national reputation for his innova-
lions in public health measures.
He was. the first surgeon in the
United States to remove q kidney
and have the patient live.
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
" arms MIddIe-Aged
Women to Check
High Blood Pressure
Use Norma

Thousands Of women ct the changing
tins 81 life are in danger Of high
blood pressure. 1t is caused by poison
Gus waste matter accommodating in the
system or the weakening Of one or
more organs. This forces the. heart to
% more work and raises blood pressure.
The symptoms are dizziness. shortness
OF breath. head pains, flushed face,
nervousness or sleeplessness High blood
pressure must be treated and stopped
Tor everyone knows 1t brings on Bright's
disease, apoplexy and often sudden
death. It is too. dangerous and quick
acting to 60 without needing its symp-
toms.
Norma 10 q Doctors prescription for
high blood pressure that has been used
with great success.
Being q purely vegetable medicine Il
contains no habit forming drugs, IL
harmless and works in such . way that
Il drives out waste matter, lessons the
duty Of the over-taxed heart and re-
duces Blood pressure swiftly and safely.
Often one bottle brings great relief.
Get a bottle Of Norma today and free
yourself Of life shortening high blood
pressure. For sale by. Peoples Drug
Stores ana all other good druggists.
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
What's Doing Today
and Tomorrow
TOIDAY

-s1 (
BazaaF-Undsr auspices Of this
Women's Guild Of the Church o. the
incarnation. e the Ebbitt Hotel. from
Meeting Gsnsral IL. mmmett IJrali
auxiliary, Pythian Temple, tonight.
:. pasnse al Reereation Han. North
ings, Government Hotels.
Basketbali .gatne--In the ballroom Of
the CITY Club e 2 o'clock,
Patriotic order II Americana. al SIS
Louisiana avenue northwest at Sis
Nesting Southwest Citizens Assoc,a-
tion and Fairbrother Parent n achers
Association, In the church at Tenth
and 2 streets ssouthwest at o'clock.
bssS LODGES q wsSsSinrs e tie h me
2. o. + Hell, Als Seventh street
northwest. tonight.
ssss s.S &. sssR RSss.y r A::s
avenue northeast, at O'clock.
Meeting soroptimiats Club. IN Haw.
leg LSsShsr's ,, studic tcnight. $3.50
Of the Sons Of the American Revolu-
tion, IN the Lafayette Hotel. at 8
BaSaar- Under auspices Of the REC
sion. at the home of Mrs. J. 70, Burns,
Silver Spring, today.
Initiation--By Kenneth n. Nash Post,
Club, 7iS ThifteentI street. tonirht.
Meeting Henry 6pengier Unit, No.
l2; American Legion auxiliary, ct 21s-
Concert--Holy Rosary Band, at East
ern High School at O'clock.
IN MssHtinS,W ives CITY chlroprac.
northwest, at o'clock.
Meeting Helen Keller Guild, at
S432 Ashley Terrace. ut z o'clock.
Banquet--under the auspices OF the
League for Larger Life. ct 1918 X street
Inspection Lincoln Post, No. 8, De-
Army hall. At O'clock
Basaar--At the Hamline N. -. Church.
today and tomorrow.
TOMORROW
Meeting Equality Walter Reed Post,
No. 2s4, Veterans Of Foreign Wars. in
the Pythian Temple. tonight.
Dinner-vermont Avenue Christian
Church. from to o'clock.
Dance-The Lonesome Club. in the
ballroom OF the Arcade. At o'clock.
-, Mseting-Canadian Society, In the
Meeting General Henry w. Lawton
Camp Spanish War Veterans, at e21
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, at 8
O'Clock.
Dance Thankssiving night ceiebra-
ton In the Elk's ballroom.
Address--By r. M. Honeyman. before
the American Home Bible Institute, at
the Metropolitan II. .. Church, tonight
Meeting-The Maryland State Society,
in the Washington Club Seventeenth and
II streets northwest, tonight.
Social--Turkey dinner and bazaar at
81. Jossph's parish, soi7 Fourteenth
gocial--Pagt Noble Grands' night
under auspices Of DoRcas Rebekah Lodge,
No. 4. tonight.
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
PLAN ANNUAL. BAZAAR

The annual bazaar Of Court 212,
Catholic Daughters of America,
VIII be held December and 6 In
the ballroom OF the Raleigh Hotel.
Among. the articles to be disposed
Of will be q completely stocked
hope chest. Dancing viii be- In
order both evenings.
Committee heads In charge If
arrangements are Gertrude Cotter,
Mrs. Rose McAuliffe, Mrs. Jennie
Belt, Fanny Wathen, Mrs. Anna
SWEET. Helen Mcmahon, Lula Fitz.
patrick, Katherine Rupert, Mrs
Sadie Trap, Mrs. John Stanton
Cecilia Gallagher, Catherine Furey
Ellen Fitzgerald, Dorothy Nesline
Clarieaa Ritter, Nettie Fitzgerald
and Catherine Joffrten,
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
Special Purchase of
Girls S. Dresses
Smart Two Piece Jacket Frocks
1895

We bought lot of girls dresses special feature for
our Anniversary Sa and the unusual values viii be at
apparent These Dresses fashioned Of fine
quality materials in brown blue tan and gray checks
in becoming twopece jacket model pictured Trimmed with
silk braid and made with full peated skirt Sizes to IA
GoIdenbergs-Third Floor
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
BOY WHO SLEW FATHER
GETS HIS OLD JOB BACK

louisville. Pa, Nov. 1s.-Not
only did William Dewitt. who was
tried here last week for the murder
of his father and acquitted, return
to his high school studies at Port
Carbon today, but he was assured
that his old job Of working in odd
hours for Robert Kittle is still open
for him.
I'VE intend to give you new
start in life, William" his old
neighbors said.
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
HOLY ROSARY BAND
TO PLAY At EASTERN

A concert by the Holy Rosary
band, directed by ]. L. Vanpoucke,
former member of the Marine
Band, will be. the feature of the
program tonight in the New East.
ern High School auditorium under
auspices Of the community center
department OF the public schools.
William Shaeffer, eIeven-year.old
saxaphonist, win be the soIoist.
Motion pictures shown by the
Forestry Service Of the Agriculture
Department will follow the concert.
The program is free to the public.
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
SALESMAN" Is HELD
FOR THEFT IN STORE

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10. -
James Converse, thirty-nine, giving
his address as ITS Baltimore street,
Baltimore, was held under $500
bail today after he was arraiened
IN a charge Of stealing $25 worth
Of women's lingerie from a local
department store.
Converse said 1t was his first
offense. He. said he had been a
salesman in Baltimore, but went
broke" at the Pimlico races.
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
soc and 4Sc
CretOnneS
24c yd.

Full bolts as wen 90 min
lengths Of yar0.wide fast color
Cretonnes, IN light and dark
floral stripe. foliage and bird
designs, such as are usually
found only in the high.pYiced
cretonnes. Ideal for draperies
Of all kinds, coverings and any
other decorative purposes.
First F1oOr-Bargain Table
and FOu-t'' T'o"r.
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
Oil Opaque
Window Shades
4Sc
Seconds Of S1.OO Grade

60COuu0 % S4SVU USDuO
Heavy Oiled Opaque Cloth
window Shades, termed seconds
on account of slight uneven fin
ish; choice OF ecru, medium or
dark green; mounted on guar.
anteed spring rollers; 3 Il. by
s It. 8 in. finished size.
GoIdenberg's-FOurth Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
NO r M A
Is Your Child
Thin and Weak
Sugar Coated McCOy's Cod Liver
OIL Tablets Put on Flesh
and Build Them Up.

In Just a few days--auicker than
you ever dreamt of--these wonderful
fleth shaking tablets called Mocoy's
Cod Liver Oil Tablets viii start to
help any weak, thin undsrnourished
little one.
After sickness ana whore ricketts, are
suspected they are especially valuable.
No need to give them any more nasty
Cod Liver oil--thsse tablets are made
to take the place Of that good but eva
smelling, stomach upaetting medicine
and they surely do It. They do put on
flesh.
Ask Peoples Drug Stores or any drug
gist for Mccoy's Cod Liver OIL Tablets
s-as easy to take az candy ana not
81 all expensive--eO tablets so cents.
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
Sc Chiffon Velvet
1898 I'd.

A beautiful, soft clinging.
rich satin face grade, for etreet
and evening wear, in black,
brown and navy blue; fun So
inches wide.
$40 Furcloth, $5.9S
5o.inch Salts Furcloth, one
Of the latest effects, for coats,
capes and trimmings; In beaver,
mole, brown and black. 81
GoIdenberg's-First Floor.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-28
JACKSONVILLE
BROKER PRAISES
RE-CU-MA
Had Bad Stomach and Intestinal
Disorders. Gives Credit For
His Recovery Solely to Re-
Cu-Ma.

Mr.. w. S. Lining, Naval Stores
Broker Of Jacksonville says; Il
suffered several yeats from stom-
ach disorders and rheumatism. Re-
Cu-Ma was recommended to me, and
after taking four bottles the rheu-
matte pains and stomach troubles
are disappearing and my general
health much better"
Rc-Cu-Ma is the new prescrip-
tion containing seventeen ingredi-
ents that renew every part of the
body; thoroughly cleansing the
colon of its poisonous refuse; starts
the liver to work pleasantly and
naturally; purifies and strengthens
the blood; thus building firm,
healthy, rosy flesh that is free
from pinlples and other skin blem-
ishes. Re-Cu-Ma relieves rheumat-
&c and back pains, gives you a good
digestion, enables you to sleep like
a log and is sold and recommended
by Planters Seed and Drug Co. and
Howells Pharmacy.-(adv.) s~r~
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-28

round trip railroad fare is offered
Ito every buyer of quantity purchas-
es as set forth in the announce
ments.
Incidental entertainment in Saw
annah durig the week for the visit
ors include professional Baseball
between the Rochester, N. Y. Base
ball club and he Washington
Americans and St. Louis Cardinals.
The Rochester team is in training
in Savannah. Theater parties and
conventions of the Travellers Pro-
tective Association of Georgia and
the annual convention Of the South
Atlantic Highway Association VIII
provide added attractions for the
visiting dealer-buyers in Savun-
nah.
Hugo Frank of Frank & Co., is
General Chairman of the organi-
ization handling the Buyers Week
campaign while E. S. Epstein of I.
Epstein & Bro. Co., is Chairman
of the Ways and Means Commit
tee. Oscar Kulman Of the Amer
lean Speciality & Import Company
is chairman Of the committee on
Publicity and advertising. The Sa-
yannah Board Of Trade and the
Administration are actively cooper
atng with the wholesalers in max
ing the Buyers Week a success.
All visiting buyers will register at
any of the houses they deal with
and where arrangements will be
made relative to transportation re.
funds and entertainment.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-28
3x.UEBERRY BUSHES
j.. BEING TRANsPLANTED

ATLANTA, March 28.-The
blueberry, which resembles very
closely a cultivated huckeberry, has
found place IN the diversified az.
ricultural program of Southwest
Georgia, according to reports re-
ceived in Atlanta.
An initial investment, npprcxi-
mately $1,000 blueberry bushes
have recetly been transplanted in
four counties in the section around
Cairo, Ga, it was stated, and if the
industry is found to be profitable,
it is. likely that Southwest Geor-
gia will, in a few years, rival the
big blueberry section of west Flor
ida.
Lowndes county leads in the num-
Der Of bushes transplanted to the
present time, according to W. II.
Spivey, a west Florida grower, who
has been experimenting the trans
planting Of bushes at Cairo. There
are It was stated, 5000 bushes in
Lowndes, 1000 in Grady, 1900 in
Colquitt and 1000 in Mitchell. 9th
er counties A B. and A. railroad
experts say are giving the industry
{ trial on a much smaller scale.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-28
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH %. 1924

Monday to Saturday, inclusive. In
Savannahs trade territory which
logically falls With radius Of
over $50 miles of the city, the re-
tailers are being invited by the
thousands to be on hand not only
for the unusual buying opportun-
tiles offered by the jobbing and
manufacturing interest Of Georgia's
Port City, but also for incidental
entertainment and sightseeing OPP
portunities offered by the city.
Dozens of 6avannah's leading
jobbing and manufacturing houses
have joined hands IN staging Spring
Buyers Week with q view not only
Of bringing the largest possible
number Of buyers to the city dur
ing the week, but Of offering such
attractive prices on large stocks
ehat dealers throughout the trade