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ATHENS, GA, SUNDAY, JULY IS, 1923.
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PLANS ARE LAUNCHED FOR PRODUCING AND MARKETING BIG FOOD CROP
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY NEAR AGREEMENT ON STATE TAX SOLUTION
HI WILL
RESUME WORK NEXT
Efforts to Repeal Tax
Equalization Law Will
Be Renewed. Advocates
Encouraged Over Vic-1
tory Thursday.
HIGHWAYPROBE i
AGAIN BOBS UP
Governor Announces He
Will Call Extra Session,
in Fall of 1924 If Tax
Amendment Bill Is
Passed.
(By Aaaoclated Press.)
ATLANTA, Oa.—When the Geor
gia General Aaacmbly re-convenea
'Monday morning, It will start
work wltb the possjbllltles of an
ritra session later In the year
materially weakened owing to pro
gress mado this week by tbs bouse
of representatives toward the so
lution ot the 'tax problem.
Efforts to repeal the tax equali
zation law will be renewed early
In the week, according to leaders,
who aro encouraged over the sen
timent expressed by the house
Thursday In voting to disagree to
tbojtport ot taovfw and mean*
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Athens, Ga.,
July 11th, 1923.
Banner-Herald,
Athens, Ga.
Gentlemen:—
On behalf of the Allen
R. Fleming Post No. 20, of
the American Legion. I
wish to express to you our
sincere thanks and appre
ciation for the splendid co
operation and assistance
which you rendered us In
staging our recent conven
tion.
The American Legion has
always found the Banner-
Herald willing and ready to
co-operate in any civic un- .
dertaking and we take this
opportunity of thanking
you.
Very truly yours,
HENRY H. WEST,
Commander.
Nut Gathering
Determined His
SUSPECT FOUL PLAT
IN DEATH OF YDUNC
Brothcr-in-Law of Mrs.
Nell ^Price, Requests Two
Men Be Held in Connec
tion With Death.
Contest'DRY AGENTS SEIZE
Career BOATS THOUGH MOB
THREATENS LIVES
Beloved Athenian Preach
es Today in Observance
of. Ninety-Third Anni
versary of His Birth.
NEVER TREMBLES ON
FIRST DAY OF MONTH
Rev. Morris Says:
I'm on the superannuated
list but not a superannuated
man.
You can no more foretell
what a woman Is going to wear
next than you can divine the
verdict of a Petit jury.
I learned life's valuable les
son from a hickory nut gather
ing contest
I’m not worred about Flap
pers. but they do nee.d mora
clothes.
Rode horseback for nine years
on a Methodist circuit for $150
per annum; never received
more than $500 per year for
his services yet owns his home
and never trembles on the first
of the month. ►
Prohibition Officers Dis
able Two Hundred Mo
tor Boats As Mob At
tempts Use of Dynamite.
(By Associated Press.)
DETROIT—Federal prohibitoln
agent?, assisted -by representatives
of the Treasury Department, latr
Friday night and early Baturdny
morning oclzed two hundred motor
boats off Ecorne, Wyandotte and
Tronton, In the Down River dis
trict.
Banded Pigeon Is
Caught in Station
A pigeon with two bind,, one
a plain band and the otber
silver, was caught when It flew
Into the downtown fire nation,
Saturday afternoon.
The pigeon resembled the or
dinary homing breed, according
to the fireman who caught the
plegon. It la thought that the
pigeon belongs to the govern
ment.
On the etlver bend were the
Initials H. P. with the number
2464 under the Initials, and a
smaller number, 19, under the
larger one.
The department will keep the
pigeon several days 10 that the
owner may get tt back. If It be
longs near Athena.
CONVICTS BEAT UP
AT “PEN”
Six Convicts Make Dar
ing Escape From Phila
delphia Penitentiary.
Halt Truck At Pistol
Point.
The operations wore conducted by j
REV. J. V. M. MORRIS, Athens
Methodist ministor. wfio preaches
at Young Harris Memorial church
today in observance of hl» ninety-
third birthday.
the agents in the face of nn angry
»nob t which, uccordlng to the offi
cer?. attempted to dynamite a
small bridge giving access to tbr
boat well.
) The motor boats were seized fn
grounds that they did not comply
with the government requirement
an to equipment. With the the
Custom Department's seals affixes
By DAN MAGILL
A hickory-nut gathering contest ‘"*'"^.,'1' "Z't
‘ put
committee, which had decided
against three meagures deslgned to,
abolish the act.
While, no positive Information
was given by representatives it
wa slndlcated that the Elder's In
come tax hill, patterned after the
Bjrstem now In effect in North
Carolina, will be called to the at
tention of the house before any
of the repeal, measures to date
advanced aro considered, If they
are brought, forward again at all.
the Elder’s bill contains a repeal
clause directed at the equalisa
tion act.
An a safety valve to prevent In
numerable tax measures trom the
nttcntlqn of the house, the intro
duction of which might clog legis
lative machinery so that no pro
gress could-ho mado toward adopt
ing a substitute for tax equalisat
ion. Perkins, of Muscogee; and
Howard of Chattahoochee, will
bring up Monday their resolution
to place the tax question In the
hands of the ways and means com
mittee.
This resolution provides that the
dommlttea requested to prepare
and report to the bouse as early
an practicable.
"First, such bill or constitutional
people for ratification as in tho
WAYCROSS. Ga.—Mrs. Nell
Price, 18 met her death by "causes j
unknown” was tho verdict of a 1
coroner’s Jury hero Saturday in- !
vcstlgating tne case. Mrs. Price's
body wav found on a railroad track
near here last Sunday.
Shortly after the verdict had
been renderad a telegram was re
ceived by Solicitor Qeneral Allen
B. Sweat fromvBert Swain, of ^or-
dele, brother-in-law of the girl,
requesting J. T. Barber of Cordele
and Marcus Harris, of,Montgom
ery, Ala., be taken into custody.
. . .. . . .. . .. lout of commission until tho owners
between the boys of his neighbor- ’explain their failure to equip them
hood proved the turning point In In accordance with the. Federal
f the life of Rev. J. V. M. Morris, . Navigation Laws.
| beloved Methodist minister, who 1 Waterfront lanos in Ecorse. said
observes the ninety-third annf- [ to bo ,h ® favorite highway for rum
vorsary of his birth today by "inner*, were crowded with men
I preaching the morning sermon at J* ho P«**e*ted the authority of the
| Young Harris Momoritl church. Cu.lom.-enrol. in tying up (hr
I The hickory nut gathering taught '““^3 ' h *
(By AseoSkted Prow.)
PHILADELPHIA—Six convicts
Jescnped from tho Eastern State
Penitentiary, here Saturday after
noon, after beating up the guard.
The men, said to he desperate
criminals and armed mado their
escape by by climbing over the
wall of the penitentiary, holding
up a motor truck and fleeing In the
direction of Fairmont Park.
The escape was tho most daring
in the long history or the peniten
tiary.
A woman, living on Corinthian
avonue, which bounds the eastorn
Admiral Stark of Russian of th ® p r,8on wft * th ® fh-t
TO
E IS
SALE OF
CHINESE
Plena for producing and market-
ing a big food crop In Northeast
Georgia next fall were set in mo
tion here yesterday at a meeting
(armere .and business mi n.
The meeting was held at it
o clock in the Chamber of Com-
mere, headquarters. The head
quarters room of the Chamlx-r of
Commerce was packed and over
flowing with delegate. represent-
Aiiimi eti o Let i iv UA ivuooiait juuo u. L..gy pr.su.. i... i"jj fe ndr *L? urb Mar
p_j» ___ Triyw.4. A *prrson outside of the penitentiary i* ,, in this section and
Refugee f leet Admits l0 th , men half doxen counties.
According to her version of the , txr j .... . •
•scape, th, men appe.red on top ai rrlcu 1 tur^ ^mlll. r , m “ n ? f
of thrforty foot wall and lowered c ^ mI ^ r 0 ‘ f CommTrc^
two thin ropes. The escaping con- -m.
BE GROWN NOW FOB
FALL ARE LISTED
Large Crowd of Produc
ers and Business Men
Overflows Chamber of
Commerce Headquarters
Here Saturday.
MEETING - GETS
DOWN TO WORK
Marketing Committee
Holds Another Session
Monday Afternoon At 4
9’clock. Production Com
mittee Saturday.
Supplying Chinese Navjt
With Arms.
Athenians Urged
To Help Prevent
G if a • I J«« uiviLury uut gui.mr.uK u1u9.1t . f
4lfgB5M&r £i~
forced to fight
men, the agriitr
| forgot the lessons.
Mayor Issues Proclama- The h,ckorr nut ** u,erln ‘
tion Urging Business
Men to Attend Meeting
Monday Afternoon At 5
O’clock.
Will Eliminate
Twelve Hour Day
Soon, Says Gary
Head of United States
Steel Corporation Says
Change Will Be Made
Soon.
Mayor George C. Thomas has Is
sued a proclamation, calling upon
the business Interests of Athens to j
attend the meeting called for Mon-
day_ afternoon to discuss restrain
ing the passenger and freight ser*
vice on the Gainesville Midland rail
road between Athens and Belmont
Notice baa been given that appli
cation has bean mada to the United
State court for a discontinuance of
thla service and July Slat has been
set by Judge Barrett for th* hear
ing, which will be in August. |
Jefferson has bacqme aroused ov
• the prospect of Keing left with*
:wcTb;T j Er.d™..«‘;uun".ui<>“‘ ^ «•>* *-
week, to begin eliminating the ness men ot that city have called
twelve hour day In lie plants. “Pon the Athens business men to
it was reported In Well street co-operate with them In an effort
that the reht of the Industry would ! to * a * e the service,
follow suit and that tho pledge Jefferson a busines life In a
mad. to President Harding con- T i&ffSrSS
test probabily prevented the ot-
tcemed Athenian from becoming a
rich man and, Instead, taught him
life’s real mlssion^unselfisli SER-
VK5te. Although he never got rich,
Mr. Morris today lives In his own
homo and never trembles on the
first of the month—meaning by
that, he doesn’t owo a penny. He
never received more than $500 per
year lu his life for lita labors.
*\
PREACHES
SUNDAY
Mr. Morrft will preach today on
subject: "What (Manner »of
Child Shall He Be." from the text
found fn the 66th verse of the first
. The moat serious clash came
when a quantity of beer was found
in the boat well. Three successive
Attempts were made to destroy the
small bridge leading to the well.
A brave little handful of Federal
agenta held the bridge against an
attempt to dynamite It and lafat
dispersed the gang of men, who
armed with crow-bars, said they
were sent by the owner of the
property to destroy the bridge, th*
agenta stated.
Miss Aucusta Alien
Died Here Friday
chapter of John. Hie sermon Is!Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, after
certain to be full of reminiscent | n lingering Illness. Funeral (or
atories of his own youth and the vices were conducted from the res!-
environment In which he lived jdence Saturday afternoon at 4
NEW YORK.—Elbert H. Gray
Saturday made It plain that tho i
United 8tatep.8teel Corporation of'
back yonder before the modern o'clock by Dr. A. <!. Richards,
conveniences were even n luxury, {tor of Emmanuel Episcopal church
By the way, Dr. Morris thinks | nsnlsted by Dr. J. C. Wilkinson.
(By Associated Press.)
MANILA.—Admiral George Stark
commander of the itusslsn Refugee
themselvse swiftly.
On the opposite side of the
street a closed car was standing.
The convicts made a dash for the
Fleet, whose name has been link- tear, but found the doors locked. As Iday.
Oil with the alleged illegal sale of:the men were working In an effort
arms and ammunition In China ! to prist open the door of the car,
Saturday admitted that he had a email motor truck drove up. One
to business end named committees
to carry forward tho work started
by establishment of tho Athens
Curb Market whoso success waved
the way for the meeting- Satur-
turned over la the -Chinese Navy
valued at more than
small arms
four hundred thousand dollare.
The Chinese Navy waa repre
sented In the transaction by the
commandtr of a gunboat and Law
rence Koarney, an American who
presented credentials to show that
he represented the Chinese Ad
mini, according to a statement
mede by Btark.
A warrant for the arrest of
Kearney for bla alleged activities
In selling arms In China waa Is
sued-In Shanghai Monday.
Admiral Stark said that he was
forced to turn over the arme under
threats that hla ships would not
be permitted to take on fuel end
so would be unable to leave tht
country.
AMERICAN
SENTENCED
there Is nothing like epanklng a | of the First Baptist chureh
child to help train him. I wanted I Interment was In Oconee ceme-
to set straightened out on this *“T with Dorsey's funeral dlretor.1
point and asked him the point
blank question. Ho'agreed with
ministry of forty-seven
(Turn to Page Five)
amendment to be submitted to the c.ruing the much attacked shlft
would bo gradually redeemed. It __ ... . ...
Judgment ot a majority of Ih* wa s under debate of June 18th et ( £ th |, company will be hard
committee will be the U-st and director’ll of the American Iron 1 , . s-rviceTa discontinued,
wisest substitute for the crei- lit and Steel Institute wrote the pres- -r h o meetlna Monday hah- been
tax system. ,,, I Went they “were determined called for 6 o*lock at ths city hall
“Second, ouch a bill as a ma- exert every etfort In our commend and a|l members of tbs trade body
Jority of the, committee ir--v an- j to secure In the Iron and steel In- and toher, buslnssa man and womtn
Drove providing for amenilmoi-s 'dustry of this country a total abol- , he c(ly tre urged to attend.
to or substitute for the present tax
laws unHil : tb? constitution may,bo
amended." ,
Tho resolution alao^ requests the
house committee to Invito the son-
ate ways and means body to Join
with It In considering the proposed
bills.
In the senate, Lankford's Income
tax hilt Is scheriulsd to come up
Monday for passage The measure
provides for an Incnrao tax not
to exceod five per cent end'allows
credits for ad valorem taxes paid
out. I
“I believe my bill will raise all
the revenue the state needs,'' Mr.
Lankford said In u discussion o
hla measure, adding that he ex
pected it to pass the senate.
TO THRESH OUT
HIGHWAY, MATTER
Senator Mason also has a clas
sification tax bill awaiting action
by the senate.
Ono of the outstanding events
scheduled for next week; Is the
final vote to be taken on five res
olutions calling for an Investiga
tion of tho state blghwev Apart
ment. McMIchael. of Marlon, under
Indictment, charging criminal libel,
in Bibb county, as a result of hie
attacks, on the deportment. Is the
sothor of one of the resolutions,
while Beck, of Carroll; Rentier
Pace, of the thirteenth district;
Rtewart, of Atkinson, and Jones, of
Meriwether, vare the others. The
,, (Turn to Pagt FIva), -n_ i
3m '
(tion ot the twelve hour day et
the earliest time practicable." • | MAYOR'S
Samuel Compere, president ot PROCLAMATION
the American Federation of Labor,
and oth«f leaders hit on tho (ihrasc
"at tho earliest time practicable"
and expressed their skepticism.
A little later Mr. Gary, In an In
terview. declared that increasing
labor supplies from the negroes
of the south. Mexico, Philippines
Mayor Thomas'
Following
proclamation! _
To the Citlsens of Athens:
A public meeting will be held at
the icily hall on Monday afternoon
at five o’clock for the purpose oI
Investigation and Iscusaing the ef*
and abroad lead him to believe foci on the busines Interests
tyat the Initial steps n*u!d be
taken soon, but still no time limit
was montloncd.
Do You Like
A Good Comic?
Your favorite* tn anpear in
The Banner-Herald. Arrange
ments have been made so that
In the future your old favor
ite comic, will appearJelly in
The Banner-iHerald. This will
be welcome news to the kids
of Athens end to the grown
ups as well.
the discontinuance of that branch
of the Gainesville Midland real-
road from Belmont Junction to Ath
ens.
COMMITS SUICIDE
HONGKONa—O. R. Price, an
American seantaiy was sentenced
to ,s : x months Imprisonment at
hard labor here Saturday, for pos-
nenelng two pistols and two hun
dred rounds of ammunition. Ini
passing sentence upon him, the
msitlstratn declare^ “You have
committed a most serious offsnse.
brother. J. M. Alien of Athens nnrt I !hnrit| , T!^"»h™M rt reBtrei* , a| , ! l *a™e (interviews are attempting'to bridge
the following niece, and nephews- '""""V • h f!? 14 c _ nn . trol ?" ». rm *lov.r concessions, for nil ere eo-
In chsrfcc. Ths pallbearers were
B. C. Potts. John Burton, J. II
Dorsey, Ovid Bird, Cobb Davis.
Fred Davis.
Miss Allen Is survived
of the convicts jumped on the run
nlng board of tlrt truck and forced*
the driver to stop, aft the point of
a pistol.
The convicts then piled Into the
truck end ordered the driver to
continue driving, but at a faster
rate of speed. The truck dlpap
HOLD MEETING
IMMEDIATELY
Committees to handle the pro
duction and marketing phases of
the progrtim met immediately
after tho general conference and
and dccidede to meet again next
wqek to perfect organization. The
_ .. . » - .-committee on production will hold
peared a few blocks up the street, j another conference next Saturday
turning to ths. west. \e. t n o’clock. Tho committee on
Early police reports, following marketing meets at 4 o'clock Mon
ths escape stated that the men had day afternoon.
been seen shout half a milt from
tht penitentiary.
Turkey Is Again
Getting Restive
At Lausanne
Attempting to Bridge
Over Sensitive Spots.
American Representa
tive Busy.
The prtduction committee, after
its session, announced that its
members will meet again next
Saturday Ut which time a report
will be mado on crops, acreage
and varieties tp to planted for the
Curb Market in the conynunities
represented thereon. In addition
Over Concessions [out n list of Vegetables that should
LU8ANNE.—Ths delegates to the
near east conference by private
Mrs. W. P. Edgbert, Augusta: Mrn
Eugene Paker. Dalton; Mrs. Pobb
Davis, Athens: Mr*. L. H. Han*
cock, Atlanta; Mrs. John Welling*
ton, . Jacksonville, Fla.; Mrs. Wal*
• ter Johnson. Albany; J. O. Allen
Portsmouth; Edwin Allen, Gills*
villa and Miss Virginia Allen, Ath
Memphis Man Shoot Si Bpl ** op *i
Wife, Suing For Di-L
vorce. Then Turns Gun Thompson Funeral
ini’riiirj* mii'uiu Luniiui mi anna , A _ __
n _,_ _ 'over concessions, for all are ap
are n TrsIn'wM hsifnp TJS !*“* b ’ ,h '
bandits.'
on Self.
WATCtt FOB—
Frecklts.
The Ouffs.
Salesman Sam.
Our Boarding Honse.
Old Home Town.
The Twins.
Jack Daw.
Everett Trte. ,
And ell the old time favor
ites will appear hereafter dally
■ Banner-Herald
The people of Athena should meet
In large numbers and fully discuss
this question, freely and openly,
with a view to the effect It will havs
on our city and her commercial In
feresta. Our friends from all In'
termedlato points on this branch
have been requested to meet with
and determine what Is best to da
In the interest of the territory to be
•effected. A temporary discontinue
jance will. In all probability, he i
| permanent loss.
I hope the people of Athens will
attend thla meeting. Tl)e Chamber
of Commerce Is expected to be
present and to discus* and devise
what is best for us to do In this
emergency. We are assured that
the Rotary and'Kiwanls clubs wll!
be represented. Don't forget the
time, five o’clock Monday, and the
place, the City Hall.
GEORGE C. THOMAS.
_ Mayor, Athens, 0*
(By Associated Press.)
MEMPHIS.—C. C. Nichols, for
ty-seven years old and a pharmac
ist of this city Is dead and his'
pretty young wife, Lois, age twen-, no £ ri _. a, w I
Cy-threo, lies at the point of death.
In Oconee Today
Funeral services for Mr. Edgar
Lee. Thompson, aged 17, who died
at a local hospital Wednesday night
will he held from the Herbon church
In Oconee county Hunday after
'cloclf.
Rev. Mr. Hill will officiate. In-
as umuit wTtiw wrei“w"«i' l, . ra, "J - 111 •>*, ln lh f
the man for tho woman be w«l wlth Doreey.. funeral directors, in
about to lone. ’ by his mother and father, Mr. and
{charge. Mr. Thompson Is survived
Mrs Nichols had r^Uy -iled'Z'r
SrSTsTO - •«
the nepers were nerved on Nlch
ols, be locked hlmeetf In hie room
and attempted to end his life by
swallowing poison, according to
the police. This happened on July
6th.
Saturday morning Nichols nas
seen waiting In the lobby of a
downtown office building, whore
hla wife Is said to have been work
ing. When his wile appeared, per
Party of Athenians
Back From Tybce
With reports of one of the most
f.ellghtf'il vacations they have ever
spent a party of Athenians last
week returned from Tybee Island
where they enjoyed a pleasant out
ing. The trip was made In auto-
To Ask Removal
Of Troop* Who
Died in Mexico
State Department to Re
quest, Removal of Bodies
of Men With Pershing
Expedition.
peace
falling after a half year’s nego<
nations.
The Turks, however, are Increas
ingly sensitive over anything tend
ing to limit their diplomatic ven
tore and so Insist that tho allies
must abandon their claim for pref
erence In future concessions.
Joseph C. Grew, representative
of the United States, Is also busily
lashing to make the general treaty
harmonise with the American on -
caption of the open door end Is
trying to mnooth away the diffi
culties wlthAJh* Turks over the
commercial features of the Turk-
American treaty.
eons who were standing lu the mobiles, and among those In the
lobby; .said that Nichols suddenly party were Mr. end Mrs. ” "
drew a pistol from his pocket and
fired four shot* at her, one of
them penetrating her breast.
He then turned the gun on him
self and fired one shot, taking ef
fect Immediately end was deed
before the ambulance arrived.
Stone. Wieses Edna and Nellie
Stone, George E. Stone. J. H. Bis
son and J. H. Bisson. Jr., <MUs
Emllr • Blaeon. Mrs. Tom Unco,
and Tom Unco, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Will Carrie. John Currie. W. D.
Btacham, nod others.
(By A"** 1 *** 4 Press.)
WASHINGTON—Senator Harrta
of Georgia. Baturday morning made
nubile a letter received from the
War Department advising him that
the eommlMlensr* representing tht
United Slates, who recently ar
rived in Mexico City, had been In-
elrurteri by ths State Dspertmanl
lo dlnouas with the Mexican govern
ment the removal from that coun
try of the remain* of eight Amer
ican aoldler* killed there In ltl(
while serving there with, the Per-
■hlng Expedition. ;
Among the eight aoldtara who
were killed wgg Private Herman. E.
Kirby o» Troop M. Eleventh Cav
alry of Georgia. Mexican law pro
hibit* the removal of the remains
France celebrate*
PARIS—France Saturday cele
brated BaatUle Day. Its national
holiday, with a traditional open air
entertain menL public dance* In
the streets, free performances In
seorre of theatre* and motion pic
ture houses and fireworks displays.
ISO
be planted now for market -next
fall. California Lima beans, snap
bean* (stringlcs8 green pod), to
matoes (Stone or Red field beau
ty), Rutabaga turnips, Lookout
.Mountain potatoes, aew seed f»
cabbage and collards, com for late’
roasting cars (Mexican June pre
ferably), squash (yellow summer
crookncck), cucumbers, beets, car
rots, iceberg lettuce, okra, salsify
and kale.
LISTS FOOD
FOR PRODUCTION
The production committee also
recommends that alt chickens to
be sold on the Curb Market be
confined in a fattening coop for
five days before marketing and
Led By Pershing and Gen
eral Gouraud, A. G. F.
Vets March Through In
dianapolis Streets.
, INrpANAPOLItt—Through the
streets packed solid with cheering
spectators veterans of the Rainbow
Division of the A. E. F. paraded
Saturday behind their former com
mander. General (Henri Gourand of
France and General John J. Per
shing. The parade was ths prin
cipal event Saflirday of the pro
gram ot the fifth annual conven
tion of tho Rainbow Division Vet
erans Association.
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five nays before marketing
fed buttermilk, com mc«l and _
t- r; ok’tr* should to graded accord
ing to size and color and candled
and packed in a carton of one
dozen each; roosters shoul d be
killed or kept separate from hens
so only Infertile egg, will be sold
on the market.
The executive committee will bo
compose of Mrs. Bessie Troutman,
chairman; E. K. Edison, Clarke;
G. C. Carney, Clarke; E. P. John
son, Watkinsville. Production com
mittee, J. William Firor, chair
man; F. C. Chandler, Winterville,
vice chairman; II. E. Dunlap, Ed
Johnson, E. K. Eidson, W. W. Bur-
;ess, G. C. Carney, Roy Holmes,
T. A. Henry, Mrs. Annie Mae Wood
Bryant. Vice-chairmen for each
county were appointed. S. D.
Truitt will bo vice-chairman of
Oconee and will name his com
mittee; W. R. Eskew, vice-chair
man of Madison; J. T. Pittman,
vicc-chalrtr/m .of Barrow; C. L.
Ventch, vice-chairman of Jackson;
Hoyt lfarr Harris, vice-chairman
of Oglethorpe; and vico-chairman
of Banks to be named later.
The committee on prices for the
market will be composed of Mrs.
Troutman, IL E. Dunlap and J. J.
The committee on outsido mar
ts, which will divide into prroups,
each group taking a certain com
modity for marketing, will to com
posed of the following: J. W. Bar
nett, chairman; John J. Wilkins, J.
L. McLeroy, C. A. Rowland, P*t«
Petropol, G. Palmisano, G. H.
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