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Evening star., 1924-05-26
White Wash Goods

Csc Indian Head, 80 inches wide:
white and all wanted shades; mill
lengths from to 10 yards. At Csc.
35c Plisse Crepe, 80 inches wide; soft
finish quality; in all wanted lin
gerie shades. At l9c.
69c Imported Dropstitch Ratine, in
several wanted shades, also white
grounds with colored stripes; SO
inches wide. At ACC.
69c Linen Suiting, SO inches wide;
pure linen quality; herring bone
weave; in copen, old rose, brown,
orchid and gray. At 49c.
Csc Longcloth, SO inches wide; close
woven, soft-fnish grade. At l6c.
39c White Dotted Swiss, 36 inches
wide; white woven pin dots. At Csc.
39c White Dimity, SO inches wide; fine
sheer quality; white woven stripes.
AT l9c.
SOC White Shifting Madras, white mer-
cerized stripes; 80 and SO inches
wide. At 29c.
59c White Chiffon Voile. 40 inches
wide; sheer two-ply quality, with
tape edge. At 33c.
SOC White Cannon Cloth. a. inches
wide; linen finish. At 33c.
SOC White Organdy, 40 inches wide;
sheer quality. At 24c.
Goldenberx's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-26
Notions

Imported Marcel Waving Irons, cor
rectly made. Regularly 79c each.
At 48c.
Bias Seam Tape, black and white; six
ward pieces. Former lOc and l5c
grades at Sc.
Twine Shopping Bags, natural color;
large size. Former 29c grade at lec.
John J.. Clark's Sewing and Basting
Cotton, 1O0-yard spools. FOUh
for &c.
Sanitary Elastic Belts, extra quality
elastic webbing; % kinds. At l9c.
l9c Hairpin Cabinets, large size, con-
tanning good assortment OF wire
hairpins. At l0c.
Children's Knee Protectors. Regularly
Csc pair. At l2c.
Sanitary Napkins, large size. Regu-
larly Sc each. SIX for l9c.
Snap Fasteners, white and black; one
dozen on card. Regular SC kinds.
TWO cards for SC.
Scissors, good quality imported steel;
assorted sizes and shapes. Former
39c and SOC grades at 23c.
Goldsabsry's-Fir.t Floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-26
COlOred Wash
Fabrics

Csc Yard.wide Wash Satin, mer-
cerized cotton fabric, in lin
gerie shades. At 39c.
Csc Bunny Silks, silk and cotton
weave, street and evening
shades; IS inches wide. At
39c.
39c Printed Voiles, 38 inches
wide; light and dark grounds,
fine, sheer quality. At l9c.
81 Roman Stripe Silks, rich,
lustrous silk and cotton quail
ity; 80 inches wide. At soc.
89c Printed Satin, yarn mer-
cerized cotton fabric, Sc inches
wide; beautiful printings. At
ACC.
SIPS Plain Novelty Jersey Bril-
liant, fiber silk (glos) quality;
assorted color grounds with
colored overplaids; mill Sec
onds. Csc.
81 Printed Canton Crepe, SO
inches wide; silk and cotton
quality; neat printings. At
soc.
SOC Blossom Crepe, SO inches
wide, fine grade cotton canton
crepe; all wanted shades. At
Csc.
39c Imported Colored Voiles, 46
inches wide; in rose, poppy,
orchid, green and brown. At
&c.
ColdenberK's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-26
Housewares

Heavy Tin Wash Boilers, with cold
wood handles; slightly marred.
Former $l.49, SITS and $l.98 grades
at 79c
Rogers Nickel Silver Forks, fancy de.
sign handle. Formerly $l.25 for
set of six. At 79c.
69c Garden Rakes, l6.prong size; long
handle. At Acc.
$4.98 Wire-wrapped Garden Hose,
guaranteed quality; 25.ft. lengths;
combination brass nozzle. At $3.98.
One.pound cartons of Manahan's Tar
inc Moth Balls or flakes of Naph-
thaline. Formerly tic; now lOc.
SOC Four-string Brooms. At 33c.
98c Aluminium Coffee Percolators, six
cup size. At soc.
7oc Aluminium Tipped Saucepans, six
quart trade size. At 39c.
Goldenberg's-Basement.
Evening star., 1924-05-26
BedWear and
COttOnS

NJ 8lx9O Seamless Bleached Sheets, full
double.bed size; heavy round.thread
quality; free from starch. Sl.5O
grade at $l.l5.
q 35c Bleached Pillowcases, 45x36-inch
- size; perfect quality; hand torn and
ironed. Each, Csc.
8lx9e Seamless B1eached Sheets, extra
length for double beds; free from
starch or dressing. Sl.59 grade at
$l.29.
., 81 Crochet Bedspreads, single-bed
~ ~. size; Marseilles patterns. $l.39.
Csc Unbleached Sheeting Cotton, 40
.za, inches wide; extra heavy round
thread quality. At &c.
2Oc Bleached Muslin, Sc inches wide;
: close.woven, soft finish grade. l4c.
l0c Unbleached Indian Head, 80 inches
wide; to 10 yard lengths; close
woven grade. At l21ac.
aoldsnbsu's-First Floer.
Evening star., 1924-05-26
Ginghams
Percales, Cham
brayS, Etc.

l6c Apron Cinghams, q inches
wide; all size blue and brown
checks; fast colors. At l21ac.
19c Dress Cinghams, q inches
wide, mill lengths from l to 8
yards; plaids and checks, in
fast colors. At 1910.
Csc Plain Color Chambray, 80
inches wide; 2 to 10 yard
lengths; all wanted colors.
At l6c.
2Oc Percales, sc inches wide,
light grounds with printed
checks, stripes, dots, plaids and
figures; 2 to 8 yard lengths.
At l212c.
Csc Peggy Cloth, 81 inches wide,
all wanted plain colors; firm
woven wash fabric. At l8c.
Goldenbers's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-26
Women's Aprons
and UndermuSlinS

Sateen Petticoats, black and colors:
elastic waist and fancy plated
founce. Former SIPS grade at 88c.
White Sateen Petticoats, with panel
front; hemstitched hem. Former
Sl.OO grade at 69c.
White Muslin Petticoats, embroidery
founce and scalloped underlay.
Former $500 grade at $l.49.
Double-service Aprons, of blue and
lavender chambray; set-in sleeves.
Former $l.98 grade at sl.l9.
White Lingerie Cloth Nightgowns,
trimmed with colors, others with
laces; slightly soiled. Former $l.5O
grade at Sl.l9.
Costume Slips, of white muslin; 20
inch hem; built-up shoulders; all
sizes. Former $l.OO grade at 79c.
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-26
Toilet Goods

SOC and 6ec Hairbrushes, good quality
bristles. At 38c.
29c Ivory-fnish Dressing Combs at l9c.
Jap Rose Soap. Regular lOc cakes.
TWO cakes for l3c.
Fountain Syringes and Water Bottles.
including some extra large sizes.
Former 79c and Sl.O0 grades at 48c.
Assorted lot of Toilet Soaps, made by
the Palmolive Soap Co. THREE
cakes for l0c.
Stearate of Zinc Baby Powder. Regu-
lar Csc cans at l5c.
Regular SOC jars of Mum at 38c.
Goldenberg 's-First Floor,
Evening star., 1924-05-26
Silks

$I.25 Alpaca, SO inches wide;
rich, lustrous finish; guaran-
teed to wear; assorted shades.
At 79c.
$l.69 Sport Satin, high-grade
fiber silk (glos) quality; 40
inches wide; assorted shades,
also white. At 81.
36-inch Printed Silks, all silk,
soft-fnish quality; light and
dark grounds with colored de.
signs and figures. At 81.
$1.5O Black Taffeta, 35 inches
wide, all-silk quality; guaran-
teed to wear. At 81.
$l.50 Velvet Knit Crepe, heavy
fiber silk (glos) quality; SO
inches wide; in navy, copen
and brown. At 98c.
$1.5O Printed Tub Silks, all-silk
quality; 80 inches wide; white,
tan and dark grounds with
checks and stripes; fast colors.
At Sl.l9.
Goldenberg' 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-26
WOmen'S Gloves

(65 pairs) Kayser and Mohawk Milan.
csc and Tricot Silk Cloves, two
clasp style; Paris-point backs; white,
brown, mode, sand and brown; not
all sizes in each color. Former $l.OO
grade at 39c.
AS pairs) Clace Lambskin Cloves, two
clasp style; brown, beaver, black,
gray, white, etc.; broken sizes. For
mer $l.39 grade at 89c.
Goldenbery'-First Floor
Evening star., 1924-05-26
WOnen's Full
Fashioned Silk
Hose, SOC

They are Full-fashioned silk
Stockings, in chiffon and me-
dunn weights and the most de-
sirable shades for Summer.
Some silk all the way up, in
Guiding garter top: others with
Isle top. Made with double
sole. heel and toe. Slight irreg-
ulars of qualities sold at 81 to
s2.75 pair.
Women's Heavy weight Fiber
Silk (Glosl Hose. made with
fashioned leg: in black and an
assortment of desirable shades.
Seconds of 79c grade at 35c.
Children's Black and Cordovan
Ribbed Cotton Hose. others of
silk Isle: fine ribbed style.
Slight seconds of 25c and 35c
grades at l1c.
Children,s Fine-grade Mercerized
Cotton Socks. short and three
quarter lengths: white, pink
and blue with fancy tops; per-
feet quality. 25c and 29c
grades at l9c.
Women's Mercerized Lisle Hose.
scanned back: black. white and
cordovan; perfect quality; all
sizes. Former soc grade at
29c.
Goldenberg s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-26
Nah Jongg and
Chinese Games

Two Genuine Nah Jongg Sets. with
white pyraIin top tiles. beautiful.
marked in bright Chinese colors.
also pyralin counters. dice and book
of instruction. All packed III
wooden case. Former $4,000 grade
at SIl.98.
t3) Genuine Chinese Games. bone and
bamboo tiles, beautifully marked i'll
colors: bone counters and dice:
packed in fve-drawer cabinet. which
is slightly damaged. Complete sci.
Regularly sl7.00. Sale price. 1898,
caldanharu,s-First Flnnr.-Ststinnerv Dent
Evening star., 1924-05-26
COrSetS

Thomson's Glove Fitting Corsets, lace
front model; pink coutii and elastic
sections; sizes %, %, p, 81 and 80
only. Former $500 grade at 84c.
Ferris Corsets, of fancy pink material;
choice of two models; sizes "a to q.
Former $500 grade at sl.29.
r & G Corsets, semi-elastic top and
long skirt models; slightly soiled;
size %. Former $500 grade at $1.3o.
Ferris Fawn Girl Girdles, fancy pink
material; elastic back; eight-inch
length; sizes % and %. Former
Sl.00 grade at soc.
Goldsnberg's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-26
HandkerchiefS

Women's SOC Pure Linen Handker-
chiefs, colored centers, with lace
edges. At Csc.
Women's l5c and l9c Handkerchiefs.
white and colored effects; also
Mourning Handkerchiefs. At l0c.
Mems Initial Handkerchief, soft fin
ish; hemstitched borders; white and
colors. Regularly $l.OO box Of six.
Sale price, SOC.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-26
Footwear

Women's Pumps and Oxfords, of
suede, patent leather and
satin; many popular styles;
sizes 2ll to 7. Former Sc to
So grades. At 1929.
Women's Pumps and Oxfords, of
patent, tan and dull feathers,
satin and suede; low walking,
Spanish and Louis heels; sizes
21a to ~. Former 81 to So
grades. At $2.29.
Goldenbergs-FirstF Floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-26
Girls WearableS

Girls Lawn Dresses, assorted colors:
organdy collar and sash; sizes f to
IA years. Former $l.98 grade at 81.
Little Girls Dresses, with and without
panties; sizes 2 to S years. For
mer sl.0O grade at 48c.
Little Children's Combination Suits.
open front and drop seat; small
sizes only. Former 79c grade at 39c.
Babies Short White Dresses, with en-
broidery yoke; sizes to 8 years;
slightly soiled. Former 59c grade at
39c.
Evening star., 1924-05-26
Mill Lengths of
29c and 39c
Ribbons, 17c Yd.

S and E inches wide, in the most
sought-after kinds, including
many pretty patterns Of stripes,
lowered effects, block and
Persian designs, as well as
plain shades.
E and Z inch Ribbons, including
satins, brocades, satin stripe
taffetas and Dresdens;. wanted
colorings and combinations, as
well as black and white. ACC
to Csc grades at Csc.
Novelty Ribbons, one-haf and
one inch wide; choice of many
wanted styles. 15c and 2Oc
grades at 7l1ac.
Goldsnbery's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-26
Challenge Sale Brings Broadside
Odd Lot Bargains for Tuesday, Be Sure Read Every tem
Floor Coverings

Seamless and Scanned Administer Rugs,
sizes 8.3xlO.6 feet and 9xl2 feet;
only fourteen in the lot; some
slightly imperfect. Former $3.50
and $4,000 grades at $23.5O.
Cooks Linoleum Rugs, size 7.6x12 feet;
cork-flled and burlap.back grade;
light and colored designs; complete
borders. Seconds of $l6.5O grade
at $9.75.
9xl2-foot Smiths Seamless Velvet and
Brussels Rugs, good patterns and
colorings. Former $4,000 grade at
Sl9.65.
25x5O Hit-and-miss-effect Rag Rugs,
light and dark colors; also Boxes
Fine 33O-warp Mating Rugs. For
mer $1.25 grade at 10. First
Floor-Bargain Table.)
9xl2-foot Heavy Double-warp Jap
Grass Rugs, stenciled designs in
wanted colcrings. Former $500
grade at 1898.
6x9-foot Hodges and other make Wool
and Fiber Rugs, reversible and du-
rable; limited quantity. $500 and
5000 grades at $2.95.
7.6x9-foot Slight Seconds of Gold Seal
Congoleum Rugs, with complete bor-
ders. Former SLIPS grade at $6.65.
36-inch Reversible Napier and Cottage
Carpet, also 2211a.inch Napier Car
pet, with border. Former Soc and
69c grades at 29c.
Hodges Reversible Cherokee Fiber
Rugs, sizes 8.3xlO.6 feet and 9xl2
feet for large rooms; artistic de-
signs, with borders. Former $500
grade at $l245.
6x9-foot Factory-labeled Perfect DUAL.
ity Crex Rugs, assorted colors and
designs. Former $7.95 grade at
S5.95.
Goldenberg' rg's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1924-05-26
70c Chair Cushions
47C Each

Bar Harbor Shape Chair Cushions.
covered with light and dark Gre
tonnes; filled with cotton, tufted
with ten buttons.
l8x25 Bed Pillows, filled with steril-
lied feathers; covered with heavy
weight art tickings. Former sl.50
grade at 67c.
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1924-05-26
Art Goods

Assorted lot of Dresser Scarfs. regula-
ton lengths. 29c to 39c grades at
l9c.
Imported Washable Tapestry Table
Covers. blue and white: size 41x41.
Former SI.98 grade at 98c.
80 Boxes Star Brand Crochet Cotton,
ecru color only: assorted numbers.
Former 1Oc grade at TWO for ioc
Evening star., 1924-05-26
White Pearl
Buttons
Seconds of 49c to > E~
S1.5O Grades. Card. wv

These are correct styles for wash
dresses, children's wear and
lingerie, in sizes 20 to 90 ligne.
Good quality white Ocean
Pearl, carded IL and E on each
card. The imperfections are
slight, in fact hardly notice
able.
Good Quality Pearl Buttons,
fresh water and japanese
pearls; assorted sizes and
styles; 6 and IL on card. Regu-
larly &c, Sc and l0c card, 4c.
Goldenberx's-FirstF Floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-26
Linen Department

40 pieces) Natural.color Art Linen.
q inches wide; warranted all linen.
Former SOC grade at 23c.
(3 pieces) 68.inch Warranted ALL
Linen Heavy Unbleached Table
Damask, neat patterns. Former
Sl.50 grade at 98c.
olde -EIrsf
Evening star., 1924-05-26
Mems Furnishings

Elfo Fiber Silk (Clos) Half Hose,
silk-embroidered clocks; seconds of
75c grade at &c.
90 pairs) Holeproof Hose, black and
colors; perfect quality; size 912
only. Regular 40c grade at l0c.
Faultless-make Athletic Union Suits,
madras and checked nainsook;
sizes "a, 36 and 38 only; perfect
quality. Former ST and SIPS grades
at 55c.
Worsted Jersey Sweaters, plain colors
and cross stripes; broken sizes.
Former $3.50 grade at $l.39.
Ribbed Union Suits, ecru and plain
white; closed crotch, short sleeves
and fuD-length legs; sizes 38 to 46;
slightly imperfect. Former $500
grade at 89c.
81 Caps, only limited quantity; fine
tweeds; full lined; unbreakable
visor; mostly all sizes. At 46c.
Trophy Brand Cambria Night Robes,
V-neck style; perfect quality; sizes
Is, 16, II and l8. Former SIPS
grade at 79e.
Goldenberx's-First Floor
Evening star., 1924-05-26
WOmen'S Rubber
Aprons, 25c Each

Women's Rubber Household Aprons,
an assortment of sizes, shapes and
colors; some slightly imperfect.
Regular Soc and 69c kinds.
First Floor-Bargain Table.
Evening star., 1924-05-26
WOmen's n'sHandbags

81 and S1.25 Leather Handbags. an
assortment of popular styles; also
under-the-arm bags of striped silks.
At 79c.
S2.98 and $3.50 Leather Handbags, III
all popular and stylish shapes; black
and colors; silk or leather lined.
At $2.2o.
SOC Leather Change Purses, assorted
styles; good quality leather. At 25c.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-26
Innings

36-inch Fancy Sateens, assorted styles
for coat or cape Innings. Former SOC
grade at 39c yard.
Goldenberg rg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-26
FI0vers for
Memorial Day Needs
Rose Bushes
33c each
Three for S0c

hree Tor SVC
These are of the hardy kind. read,
to transplant, in the following varie-
ties: Ophelia, Columbia, Radiance.
Sunburst and Mock.
> Geranium at 18c Each
Scarlet Sage, $1.W Dozen
Memorial Wreaths, various kinds. at
$3.50, $3.98 and $4.98
Evening star., 1924-05-26
Mems and
Women's So and
So. Umbrellas
tas1Ssi1s sf:ass!hsons'. .,f!"'': $1.33

tStine1as of.the.Ieom" f!u". $l.33
Included in this assortment are
Women's Colored ''Fruit-of
the.Loom" Umbrellas, in navy
blue and garnet, as well as
Mems and Women's Fast
black American (cotton) Taf-
feta Umbrellas, with taped
edges. Good assortment of
stylish handles, including fancy
carved and enameled woods,
ivory and bakelite trimmed ef-
fects, with rings, straps and
thongs or silk loops.
Evening star., 1924-05-26
$1.75 Henmed
Diapers, CSC Dozen

(4O DOZEN 20x2O Hemmed Diapers
sealed sanitary cartons containing
one dozen. Limit one dozen.)
Goldenberg 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-26
75c OilclOth Table
Covers, 40c

Oilcloth Table Covers, size 45x45
inches; printed on sanitas oilcloth:
slight seconds; pretty designs and
colors.
Goldenbery's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-26
Boys Clothing

~ wv - II OL AooA Sulh
Table,
SOC to 69c Wash and Cloth Pants,
straight-knee and knickerbock-
er styles; sizes 4 to 8 years.
At 36c.
89c Wash Suits, Oliver Twist
style; plain colors and combi-
nations; sizes 3 to E years. At
soc.
ST to $1.5O School Pants, neat
dark shades; lined or unlined
styles; sizes 8 to 10 i'm the lot;
perfect quality. At 69c.
s1.6o to s2.25 Wash Suits, assort-
ed models; plain colors and
combinations; warranted fast
colors; sizes 3 to 9 years. At
$l.lo.
S5 and Sc Norfolk Suits, neat
dark mixtures and light
tweeds; one pair full-lined
pants; sizes 8 to 10 years. At
S3.79. Extra pair pants to
match, $l.0O.)
So to $40 Two-pants Suits, of neat
mixtures, others of all-wooI
navy blue serge; with one pair
pants; sizes in the lot from 8
to II years. At S5.88.
soc to ST Shirts and Blouses.
sport style; some perfect quail
ity, others slightly damaged;
sizes f to 10 years. At 29c.
First Floor-Bargain Table,.
ST. All-wool Sweaters, sip-over
style, with roll collar; pretty
combinations; sizes 80 to SO.
At S2.39.
79c to 81 Sport Blouses, perfect
quality; tan, white, stripes and
khaki; sizes 8 to 10 years. At
SOC.
sl.39 Khaki Pants, good heavy
weight; well tailored; sizes Z
to IL years. At 69c.
- Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-26
)Goldenber{s CHALLENGE Sale hk&

CretOnneS
Window Shades
and Curtains
SOC Washable Cretonnes, full bolts
and mill lengths; light and dark de-
signs. At l8c. First and Fourth
Floors.
36-inch Curtain Madras, assorted col
ors; figured allover or border de-
signs. Former SOC grade at &c.
Yard-wide Curtain Marquisette, white
only: full bolts. Former l9c grade
at 1ORc.
Summer Curtains. 80 and 38 inches
wide; ecru and brown grounds with
colored stripes; tassel trimmed.
Former Sl.50 and 81 grades at 81.
69c Opaque Cloth Window Shades.
perfect quality; white, ecru and
greens; regulation sizes: with ring
and fixtures. At 48c.
Goldenberg s-Fourth Floor.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-24
ROTARY CLUB HAS MANY
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS

The Americas Rotary club had as
its guests Wednesday six prominent
citizens from Cuthbert, Ca, in the
persons Of F. G. Branch, president
Of Andrew Female college, G. 4.
Owen, Walter McMichael, Dr. j. c.
Patterson, J. w. Harris and D. L.
Smith
The program for the day was in
charge Of Song Leader Frank Har-
rold, who introduced DR.. j. c.
Daniel, Baptist clergyman, who
spoke briefly on a subject Of Chris
tian character building
The speaker declared that but fol-
the churches of the community,
there would be little value in any
investment in the community
whether of stock, bonds, lands OF
buildings. He said the churches wert
the greatest community assets. 'Ii
you build the right kind Of men anc
women, they will take care of the
progress of your community" sail
he, "but without these there can
not be community progress"
Miss Lillian Cannon, who woI
first place in a musical contest be
tween the school of this section
rendered a piano solo, the one that
gave her first place. Miss Marie
Bell played violin solo, ac
companied by Miss Walker
Miss Helen Argo was
guest. Other guests included DR.
John Cutler, Rev, H. T. Freeman
of Macon; R. c. Ellis, w. J. Payne
j. c. Buchanan, of Atlanta, DR.. j.
Daniel and the six gentlement from
] Cuthbert
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-24
COOLIDGE STILL
SILENT ON BONUS
Continued From Page One.)

Those voting against the measure
were:
Republicans-Ball, of Delaware
Borah, of Idaho; Edge, of New
Jersey; Ernest, of Kentucky; Fern
aid, of Maine; Pepper, of Penn
sylvania, Smoot, of Utah; Wad5-
worth, of New York-eight
Democrats-Bayard, of Dele
ware; Bruce, of Maryland; Dial, of
South Carolina; Edwards, of New
Jersey; Glass, of Virginia; King of
Utah; Shields, of Tennessee; Swan
son, of Virginia; Underwood, of
Alabama-nine.
This is more than the two-thirds
necessary to pass the measure over
presidential veto, assuring that
there would be no changes in the
vote.
Before approving the bill finally
the senate rejected an attempt by
a number of democrats to substitute
a cash bonus, proposed by Cope
land, of New York. This effort
was rejected AT to SO.
AS the bill stands, it carries a
20-year endowment insurance bo-
nus, payable to those who served
over Ito days, with cash payment
for those who served less.
The measure now goes to confer
ence where differences between the
senate and house bills are to be adj
justed. AS these discrepancies are
of a minor character, little delay is
expected in completing this phase of
the work. Then the measure will
go to the white house.
This will be the second time that
congress has sent a bonus bill to the
executive. Harding vetoed cash
bonus plan sent down by the pre-
vious congress. Coolidge has de-
clared himself against the principle
of bonus, but he has expressed
no view regarding an insurance
bonus specifically. Bonus advocates
claim enough votes to override a
veto in both houses.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-24
ALABAMA ROAD
CONTRACT LET

HELM, Ala, April 24.-Heflin
and Cleburne County people were
much interested by the announce
ment that the contract for building
the CLAY County section of the state
highway between Lineville and the
Cieburne County line had been
awarded to Nixon & Phillips, Line
Vile contractors, and that the work
would be started in the next few
days. .,
stretch of road will open up a vir-
gin territory which will feed both
the Heflin and Admission and Ok
ford markets, the road to be built
to a point within ten miles of Het'
lin. 1t will be the aim Of the Gle
burne authorities to complete the
road into Helm at an early date
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v. {. MITCHELL GIVES
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Second Story At Forsyth St.
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Masonic purposes, while the fratcr-
nal organizations are to have sole
ownership and control in and to the
second floor.
Masonic organizations to be nam
ed in the deed gift are DeMolay
Commandery, No. AZ; Wells Chap
ter, No. 5; Americas Lodge, No.
10, and M. B. Council Lodge, No.
95. While Americas Chapter, Or
der of Eastern Star is not specifi-
cally named in the deed Of gift, il
is expected that organization will
avail itslf Of the privilege of meet
ing in the building probably will be
rechristened. 1.-THE W. f. Mitchell
Masonic Temple"
All Of the organizations named,
including the woman's auxiliary, are
at present housed in the Planters
Bank building, where they occupy
the entire fourth story of that struc-
ture and the deed of gift is to be
placed before each organization for
acceptance as rapidly as these shall
meet in the immediate future, with
"a foregone understanding thai
each will formally receive the gift
with thanks.
The new quarters, it is stated,
will be Immediately repaired, rem
ovated and otherwise fitted for
material uses, with formal dedica-
tory ceremonies arranged as soon
las contemplated repairs are finishe!
At these ceremonies, the donor,
himself an ardent supported Of Mas
onry and a member of the frater-
nifty during many years, is expected
to be a guest of honor, with Masons
attending from throughout this see
tion of Georgia.