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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-30

Miss Mary Glover has gone to Ma
con to spend the weekend with her
aunt, Mrs. Jack Massee and will be
among the out-of-town guests at the
S. A. &. dance this evening.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-30

Mile. Lucas, the beautiful
young French ballet
girl. Her fiery addresses on the
subject of votes for women have
attracted great crowds in Paris.
She addresses woman's rights
meetings in the afternoons and
of evenings she may be found
toe dancing in the Paris Opera.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-30

Mrs. George Carter, snd little
Blanche, of S. Ina. Ala.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-30

Naturalists who tell us wild life is
don't stay down town
very late at night.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-30

Assurance Of immediate tax reduc
ton was given again today for the.
siXtieth time within the last two
months.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-30

Miss Hattie Hanna, of Shelbyville,
Ky, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
John Allen ort on Brannon avenue.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-30
Cd5a3lzN1G3

j. f. Hubbard and John West-
brook have gone to atlanta, to at
tend the Hardware Convention.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-30

Mrs. w. s. McCrary, of Mount
Vernon, is the guest of Mrs. Joe Day
Stewart at her home on Church
street. ,,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-30

are visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ f.
Snider, and Mrs. B. F. McMath at
their home on College street, Mr..
Carter is pleasantly remembered as
Miss Blanche Snider.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-30

is a prescription for Malaria,
Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bill
ious Fever. It kills the germs.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-30

1 Snldcr, and MRS. b. +. McMath at
their home on College street, Mr..
Carter is pleasantly remembered as
Miss Blanche Snider.
J. T. Marshall, of Atlanta, was a
business visitor in Americas Thurs
day.
Mrs. Fred Smith and Little daugh-
ter Carolyn, have returned from
Macon, where they were guests of
Mrs. Smiths sister, Mrs. T. f.
Galloway for several days
Mrs. Nancy Webster of Alabama,
is spending some time with her
daughter, Mrs. J. r. Hubbard at aer
home on Jackson avenue.
The many friends Of Mrs. Fannie
Crabb who has been i'll for some
, time will be glad to learn that she
is able to out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Robinson an
nounce the birth of a son, May 16,
who has been named C. N Robin
SONG Jr., Mrs Robinson will be4 ne
Imembered as Miss Mamie Claire
Lunapkin,
Mrs. Harry Hawkins, and son,
James Hixon Hawkins, have arrived
from Miami, Fla, to spend the
summer with her parents, Judge ard
Mrs. j. A. Hixon, at their home on
South Lee street.
Miss Ruth Terry has returned 20
her home in Shellman, after spend
ing several days with Mrs. L, L.
Grubbs, at her home en- College
street.
Mrs. w. J. Smith and children
have returned from Gay, Ga, where
they have been visiting relatives.
NJ yxY @ Nrar,,o..,v = M l
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-30

Mrs. E. C. Parker, Miss Mary
Parker and Miss Eugenia Parker
motored to Macon TO-DAY, returning
this afternoon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-30

Mrs. w. N. Wood, of Macon, is
the guest q her sister, Mrs. W. I
Kenmore at her home here. Mrs.
Wood has many friends here who
remember her pleasantly as Miss.
Annis Gunnels.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-30

Mary Earle Allen will arrive to-
night from Brenau 6to spend the
summer vacation with her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. H. B. Allen, on Lee
street.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-30

Mrs. w. J. Smith and children
have returned from Gay, Ga, where
they have been visiting relatives.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-30

]. T. Marshall, of Atlanta, was
business visitor in Americas Thurs
day.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-30

Miss Ruth Terry, has returned 20
her home in Shellman, after spend
.ing several days with Mrs. L. L.
Grubbs, at her home On College
street.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-06
WILL NOT DISTURB MUMMY OF
KING TUT" FOR MANY MONTHS,
is PREDICTION OF EXPLORERS

I'D of the coffin. which Is perhaps four
inches thick. effectively bars the way
90 further investigation until the SUR
rounding shrines shall have been dis
mantled
The world will have To wait possibly
until next season before the mummy OF
the king can be unwrapped and radio
graphed 20 establish two important his
torical points. namely the age nt time NJ
death "a this ruler who IN everywhere
portrayed A. slim. handsome, athletic
youth. and whether the cause 0f death
was natural or Tutenkhamun died. as
some hlod. slain BY his successor. King
Ay-
An official communiqnc today confirms
the recent announcement that the EEyp-
tian government has de ided 10 leave the
kings body where Il lies in the sarcoph-
agus.
4 complete motion picture record or
this weeks discoveries has been made.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-06
VALLEY MOTOR
TO ARRIVE HERE
EARLIER IN DAY
Morning Motor From Mission
VIII Arrive in Brownsville
at 10: 40. Schedule in Ef-
feet Today

Change in schedule III t,nlf Coast Line.
'rain No. - motor car from Mission h.
Brownsville effective today. WAS an
uunnt cd Yesterday III Telegram receive,
~ d. F IlaNkes. Brownsville ticket
agent. This mof"r Wilt leave Mission on.
hour earlier than heretofore. and inst ca,
~ layAg over far twn hours IN Ilar
ingsn. viii come straight tl4r"ul'n II,
Brownsville. arriving here about lu.It
"A. a..
Nn change viii hc made III the retura
schedule Of the motor. and it will leav,
brownsville M 3:l5 n. m. arriving "a
Mission IA G:..U.
Tie change III ssl lrdul. wii h- very
advantageous ~ Brownsville merchants "
rs IL vii, enable peopie from al i"unS IN
the Valley to "me 90 brownsville in ia,
morning cn The motor. and 10 their
shopping. returning III either ...lI W
$40 \. m.
The addition of another motcr ear
each way fr,m Brownsville to Mission Is
proving very convenient 10 Valley peo
ple. Mr.. Hawkes. states. Five trains are
now operated each Way daily from
brownsville ~ lItrlngrn anl three
trains each Was da.ls from Brownsville
10 Mission. giving schedule Viii L will
salt the convcuien of any Traveller.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-06
Mexico City Reports Decisive Battle Near
Commissioner Precinct No.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-06
STEPS TAKEN TO
PUT COOLIDGE'S
PLAN INTO EFFECT

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5 Steps were
taken today for putting into effect he
administration plan for a more eff
cient merchant marine through the
transfer from the shipping board to the
emergency fleet corporation of all
duties embraced in the actual contro,
and operation of government tonnage.
the board retaining its regulatory ana
advisory powers.
Al 2 meeting of the shipping beard,
Edward III Farley who IN serving a.
chairman pending the selection by
President Coolidge of one or the
boards present memtcrs for the chair
manship. announced his resignation rs
president of the emergency fleet corpor-
alton and the one qualifying share ~
has held ~ 4 trustee for tie corporation
was turned over to Leigh q. Palmer.
who will be the new directing head or
the governments fleet.
Beiose the new plan Of operation of
the government fleet can be made cf-
fective the shipping board must adopt "
resolution placing ii "a record with ref
crcncc "a the plan agreed upon by
President Coolidge with members Of the
board and merchant marine leaders. IN
congress.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-06
UNIVERSAL PEACE
PLAN TO BE MADE
PUBLIC TOMORROW
LRr The Associated Pr 50

NEW YORK. Ian. = The plan Tor
Universal peace which won the approval
of the Jury of award in Edward W. BOX $
$IG0G0n prize contest. will be ma =
public Monday III the American Peace
Award.
simultaneously with the publication. y
referendum win BE- started through news
papers. magazines and public and private
organizations. which. according To the
referendum managers. will rut the ballot
within rca u nf All the lluNun.uuo pe"-
lile II the United States.
The ballots provide space for a yes
or no. answer To question whether
the plan chosen hy the BOX Jury 81
award wins the approval of the v"ier-
The inrY'S choice ~ the plan assures
the author SlnuuO of the B"k prize
money. II the popular vote Indicates
nation wide approval of the plan 'he
author viii get the remaining s.d't""-
Contest managers tolay described me
impending referendum A. the ilrS' me-,
hiliyatinn ever made III this country ~
pahIie opinion for peace" baily news
papers with an aggregate cir' nlail"n "i
$1,000 viii print the winning plan 10
morrow. with a ballot for it, readers T.
cast II was announced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-06
Revolutionary REPRESENTATIVE AT
new ORLEANS PLANS ARMS PURCHASE
Cable Companies Announce
Suspension Of Service Be-
tween United States and
Vera Cruz
fBy The Associated Press }

~ ORLEANS, Jan. 5-Instruc-
tio.s from Adoifo De Ia Haerta, Mex
ican revolutionary leader III Vera
Cruz, tO purchase and assemble in New
Orleans 3.Vu0.D0n rifle cartridges, l.-
00O.o0O rounds of machine gun ammuni-
tion. 5000 rifles and ten machine guns,
We're received today ~ Tcodoro Ere
zieres. revolution agent. according To
the New Orleans Daily States. The ac-
ti0n followed receipt of press dispatch
rs from Washington 70 the effect that
there was no embargo on shipment Of
arms 20 Mexico and that no law would
rs violated III this country was not us-
ed as base ~ operations against N
friendly power. Frczicrrs cahlcd the
rist of the dispatch 10 de IA Huerta AZ
Vera Cruz and instructions to make the
purchases followed Immediately.
De III Hncrta specifically instructed
Frrxicrrs. says THE newspaper. in no
way ~ violate the laws of the United
States. Frezieres Immediately called
upon Col. George X. Shantcn. chief Of
the southern division Of the department
~ Justice and informed him of the it'll
structions hr had received.
COL Shanton told the revolutionary
representative that he had read the
press dispatch concerning arms ship
ments and had tcicgraphcd Washington
fDr official confirmation adding that
if such confirmation was received there
was nothing Ky prevent assembling III
the cargo. But until ! do Col Shan
ton informed Frezieres, Il have no
choice sin the matter except TO arrest
you after yon have completed your pur-
chase and made plans for shipment.
and seize the munition pending the out
come Of the ease. ! will also have to
file charges Of conspiracy against those
selling yoa the munitions
Frczicrrs assured Col. Shanton he
would keep him advised concerning his
activities or would welcome the as-
signmcnt of department Of justice
agent to go with him. adding that he
Immediately expected to visit local job
hers and obtain quotations On the mu-
ntions he desired.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-06
SOLDIER Bonus
CONT ROVERSY
WAXING WAR N
Senator Borah Declares the
Country CaDnot Secure
Both Tax Reduction and
Soldier Bonus

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Ass srI ting that
The question VT tax reduction ought tn
BE made crusade III this country. sen
ator William f. Roran Of idaho. told the
national republic club 81 New York to-
dy that the greatest contribution the
naticn could make the soldiers would
Le tp restore THE economic stability uf
The country by lower taxes. Vigorously
opposing the soldier bonus. which was
chamrioncd hy Edward L. Spafford.
New York state commander OF the
American Legion. senator Borah dr
cIared tax reduction and the bonus
could not tx rtconciled.
"One has 4 light to be for the bonus.
cr he has a right TO be for tx reduc-
tion. said the senator. but he can nn
N for both.
MI You cannot offer temporary bur
den II $i.00u.Oau.0 600 ~ $5.0D0.010UOO
and cali Il tax reduction. That would q
too giea. q strain on the ereduliiy <
the voter. II would ic dangerous po-
litical experiment ard would defeat any
party that would undertake IL.
Replying to the threat VI the Lcgioa
would muster more than lsO00.0 900 To
defeat the Mellon tax reduction plan
and compel adoption M 4 bonus. Suna-
.or Bor1h asserted there wehe MI least
~ senator's Who would oppose bonus
hill II there were ten billion votes
against them.
Secretary MELONS plan for tax rc
dnrfiun wax nx<aflpl INV Mr SrnffnrI !.
class legislation.
Every opponent W the provision fof
the veterans. led by the war pfofitccrs
and the whole kit and crew of those who
exploit the masses of the country for
their own profit" he asserted -f
seized upon il ~ dcbarFinE now and
forever the payment 81 the just duc-
the nation owes to lis soldiers"
Tax reduction and soldiers bonus
a,e inconsistent, declared $. Parkc.
CiILcrt. former under secretary of thf
treasurer, and bonus would ke taN
reduction impossible for many years 70
come.
Asserting that the leadership IL the
Amei lean Legion had committed the
oi organization to a bonus program whir
the conscience 81 thousands ~ H.
members had rejected. Captain Knowi-
ten Durham. president of the cx-scrvic
men and bonus league. predicted il
eventually would destroy itself.
No organization. he said. can contia-
uc to Ne idealistic in its professions and
selfish III its performances and sur
vive.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-06
Democrats Launch Offensive
Against Mellon Tax Plan; Ask
Reduction for Small Incomes
Leaders Announce an Ag-
gressive Fight Will be
Waged to Prevent Cutting
Suriax Rate In Half

MASIIINGTO%. Jan. The Mellon
tax Program Viii become \ STORM ccntvr
in cong css under plans of democratic
leaders. They made known today that
they were preparing for a sharp fiah.
against the propose TO cut in half tine
present maximum surtax rate OF fifty
per cent and ia favor cf even -rcater
reduction III the taxes On small insomf N
than has been proposed by the treasury
secretary.
At the same time Secretary Mellon
made public a letter 40 Senator Couz
ems. republican. Michigan. IN which hr
renewed his argum 10 'in favor WI NJ
maximum sustax 0f % per cent. M.
Mellon declared it was not those VINO
have the capital who are hurt hy war.
time high suftaxcs; that "is ia tho
whole country who would benefit ty
its productive use who suffer.
Let us have diagnosis and cure
not autopsy and verdict" the stcre
,ary said in concluding his letter which
was in response 70 one from Senator
Couzens.
The Michigan senator had written Mn
Mellon that the sec rctary's communca-
ticns Cn the subject of a reelection III
surtaNes did not seem to contain evi-
dence that the reduction PROPOSED
"would bc for the benefit VI the cnun
trv as Il whole. III added that lcEis
lative action III conformity with ~ yn'
tax recommendations 'sh0uld be sup.
ported by veiy conclusive evidence .
that such reduction would have thi
effect.
The soldiers bonus was again in-
jcrtcd prominently into the Tx sit
uation today with the filing of formal
petitions for n conference of house
republicans next Thursday night To de
eide whether the ways and means com
mittce u 70 report bonus till ahea
IL tax legislation.
Former service men who are mcmhc' y
Of congrs S. pressed their demand for 2
conference despite the opposition of
some party leaders to their program
call for the conference probably will rc
out early next week.
The position 81 senate democrats "
the Mellon plan was outlined BY Srna-
tor Robinson Of Arkansas. the minori-
~ leader in the senate. in an address
| local radio station Ills pronounccmcnt
| came after conference of house wavs
! and means committee democrats with
Representative Barrett of Tennessee
the minority leader in the house. Al
which q comprehensive program is under
stood to have been worked out II rf'
ally will be formally announced IN thu
immediate future.
senator Robinson declared that while
the proposed reduction in the surtas
/ rates on large incomes was justified. y
part ~ least. il could mot be demon
strated that 25 per cent IN the one ans
only rate which will diminish on in
vestment in tax exempt securities and
invite them into industrial and com
mercial enterprises.
"Flom what evidence does 4 appear,
lContinued on Page ,.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-06
md SEDITIOUS
IN
BORDER VILLAGE
Federal Officers From Mata-
moros Seizs Rebel Pro-
clamations in Vicinity OF
Camargo

larr'e amount Of SeliiiOus literature.
signed hy prominent Mexican resident
of Laredo. was seized hy MatamosoS led
eral officials near Camargo Friday. and
the Mexican consul III LAREDO has been
instruct ted 10 apply 10 the American Of
i,.ial> in that city for the arrest of the
signer. The literature, which - oi very
infIammaiory character. was printed ~
The United States. according to MrNirah
Consul Alfredo NaSauez. ami The Mexican
officials state Ill n have established
proof that il was taken across the lsi'
s:rande by Cosme l.ongoria. who Is now
an the Cameron count, jail. having Deen
arrested Friday night hs department 81
iusiice agents from lrownSville upon the
.harge ~ violating American neutrality
by leading band across iaN Rio Grande
i'm the vicinity Of Camargo.
According TO statement mAde by one
of the men. who j. alleged % hS4e cross
"a The Isio Grandc in the vicinit y ~ "a
margo. and Was capturned hy ihr federal
troops. party of six left lar,po ="
-capture~ Camargo. lie stated that
they had been informed that ihe gar tson
M Camargo WAS ready 90 join ih" reNoiu-
zion. and that after crossing the liio
s;raude thcy encountered small deiach-
meni of felcral troops. Instead ef show
inr any disposition 10 join the revolt. tue
federals opened fire. a. soon as they as
certained that the party waS composed
.f rsvoIniiuniSi> The latter took 70
their heels. leaving behind them their
rifles. their bandulicrS. an extra supply
of cartridges and the revolutionary
proclamaiion>. which they had expected
10 distribute with the asSi>ian.e e of the
camargo garrison. All members "f the
party. with one exception. succeeded m
making the escape.
As result of this foray. il is under
,io.d that close watch will be kept on
that section Of the border IN Starr and
Zapata counties. and Mexican federal oi-
Il, ialS state that an effort will rs made
NOT only * secure the arrest ~ the
Laredo resident. who is alleged - have
been al the head of the expedition. but
also n number Of other alleged propa
randiSts On the lower border.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-06
RIVER SEINE FLOOD
REPORTED ABATING
LRy The Associated rrs.sl

PARIS. Jan. 5.-Thc Seine flood Is
abaiing the cessation Of the waters
co-inciding with sharp frost Late
this afternoon General Gourfn nd. militia
ry governor or Paris, visited the mum
dated quarters ~ IN capital where hf
congratulated tho soldiers on the wc-'
in rescuing many families from a peril
Gus situation.
NJ. Le Trocqucr. minister of public
works. inspected the suburbs where CON
ditions are lamentahle. hundreds NJ
families having been driven from their
homes ard exposed to the biting winds
end arctic temperature Army engineers
are lsbo' ing in an effort to supply
shelter to every one by tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-06
IndustrIa Plants of Mexican
Capital applying to Gov
ernment for Relief; Offer
to Pay Dougle Import Tax

MEXICO tIII. san. y. Passenger
AMI freight traffic WI railroads has hcrn
alispl ganizrd lately. creating Il rather
strained industrial condii u in the fed
erai disff a.. The transportation "f
military forces together with ,lr ap-
praramrr ~ small rebel bands i'll tile
NJ iniiA NJ tile railway fra A. infrn inS
ip destroy The roads has been placed
many trains behind schedule.
The government has been rushing
irs"is ~ di~perse these bands ia an en
drav"r ip keep traffic open amd M STAMP,
ont lhc handiiry. which IN late years hal
disappeared. bat IN rrappearing M
owing to HE revolution. Factories IN the
e. erai district. especially weaving mills.
ar" beginning ~ close down hecaGSr of a
lack IN raw material. the tompania
Nin.fa being ihr first W close Wcavrr~
are applying H. ihe arbitration com
mission fnr solution "f tie confli t.
Labor organizations have suggested
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-06
Mass Troops
in Both East
and Western
Battle Zones

MT.NICO CITY. Jan. g. -tBy Radio
Station MIA t0 MN-Ar at Fort Worth.
Texas. Star Telegram - Decisive en-
Easrncnf~ are expe Eed On both the Vera
Cruz and .Iaiiseo fronts within a few
days on account Of the advance Of rev
piufiunary forces under General San-
shex upon Trhuacan ami unUffici@i
advirrS from Irapuato. Indicating renew
IA troop movements in that section.
Thhuacan j. IN the state of Puebla and
on the Vera CRUZ front while Irapuato
l. ia the state of Guanajuat0 on the
Ialis front TrhnAran iS about 100
miles east vi Mexico City and Irapuut0
IN about lIU miles west.
Ready for tie struggle in the vicinity
Of Iehnaean. according 10 General iran
cisco Ecrranu. war secretary, are nine
thousand federal troops un4rr General
AnAaxan. who haS been concentrating the
troops fOr aH cxp- trd attack un Re
tanco. pueblo. nearby. Federal military
activities are also reported from the
.Ialis. . front. where the action il shift
ing toward tiuanajuato which H. near
NM Mexico City.
HrinfOrrrmrniS are being sent by the
fcslrrals lo General Escobar. commanding
the city uf Leon, Capital Of danajuat0.
where u haS been reported the rebel gen
eral. MAnael Dirgurx. IL threatening the
city Special dispatches this evening
from Leon discount preliminary reports
that the rebels were unent 0untered in
thar region.
These reports, according TO special dis
patches. originated through small gauge
small gangs WI outlaws cutting the cen
tral railway III the vicinity Of Pedrito,
between Irapuat0 and Incarnnci0n, Ja-
li~co. Trains destined for .Juarez are
proceeding via San Luis P0t0si and
Agua~ Calientas.
According to reports from labor head
quarters here "A federal leader i~ planning
to leave thr state w Gnanajuato with
volunteer agrarian workers for the pur-
poSe vf pa flying workers in that regfoN1
General Pedro Gabay with five hun
cred tavalrymrn- according t0 special dis
patches from rachuca in THE state w
llidalgO. routed the rebels under General
Marciai Cayazos forcing them 10 flee
forcing them To flee from the city of
iNmiquilpan in IIidalgo.