About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1924)
PAGE SIX SOVIET MffIISTS MffiGKIE BtaMM £. -V."T Bohhavist &licy is Plainly Per ceptible in Attitude Toward Southeast.f rn Ft tope ARritsTS MteLjOSE PLAN Weapons and Russian Money Havft, BeqjUpEjosjnd in »Bel gra®e, Bucharest and Sofia BELGRADE, August 22.- W ever uffey L'q .G& policy of Soviet Russia "t nliffi* 'eofitact with vc.-x --crn Ettope, an aggressive Bolshc-’ vist peiii'.f is plainly perceptible in ! southed tern Eurtip-, including . conspicuously the kingdom of th;; [ Serbs, and Slovenes, Bul garia din I Rjtmjirna. Reccjit nMWs*made by both Bui garianSind Serbian authorities, have revealed th. workings of thj Moscow. “Kominterne” in this part of thijjworld. ’ In many instances both hare anil, across th- Bulgarian frontie® se'hlclj disclosed wea pons :.kgd Ruschin money has been found Sjii Belgrade, Bucharest and Sofia, g Doc®nents bearing the seal ofj the Mflscow organization instruct ing k’cal organizations how tj direct add intensify their Commwiistic efforts in a Russian Bolsheijk direction are among the evident!- seized. In iuthurn Serbia Bolshevist agents—the 'ldeal ■’authorities repoit, are alimenting the discontent cf th e p-JguhitUii _by assuring them that uAly by the help of Soviet Russiajfvill the rights of which they consider thmsydves deprived be restors. Dismissing this phase of the sit uation the. newspaper Vreme says: “Longjjpgo the government obtain ed inffcrmatiojj.. that the Commun ists h;xj e iMjdertaken a new cam paign Sn tw iwhole country. The search*; ordered have disclosi d < mcnacttg conditions.. It is evident ( that, igter their activities im.d been forbidtyn by special legislation, the Communists . are * their ( plottinfs agaiiWthe state under i variouS narfito “ThJ-e ar e 'mhny evidences of , Preparation for terroristic action. - and .S' pamphlet ‘Macedonia for 1 <he Macedonians” by Novakoo- t vitch, & a revelation of this revolu- . tionarw movta&fnx. , , “ Co ß ! «unfcfe- 1 action in the I Baikal is carried out under pre cise instructions from a Comniun- 1 tstic organization in Moscow, h whose Scmders all the Communi. tic ’ 1 organSitions IS the Balkans! obey. E ;• , “Th| government has decided to ; 1 solv e gli labor organizations that!’ lend llemsclves to Bolshevist :mo In Rumania'jßblshevist c. .ion is! 1 aimed S-.t the govern-1 ment fend supporting any opposi tion tg the maintenance or orders ! I RYLANDER THEATRE i g ... TODAY AND SATURDAY g " ' 1 Colleen Moore, a new 2 "A"A A-<- star, in a new type of Vs < ‘ Western Comedy-dra- S .. Aaol. I ma S 1 The rollicking ta! e of a feminine > I go-getter and her relentless man ti t JBEBRIA | i unt. I . '/'V • ; OMBw <V , - MfV : ’ ; afc ; <1 ~ A&W Jf You’ll laugh « -wfe . lin yoa cry W»w” ■—TTY—- n lIBW A e V JBU-a \ 4 v < 1 AV .AL ' s ~ //■ ;\T)f ; A A Associated Fust Az V-jJelz fk (IV Pictures Inc. AT— — A*'TWlwA *' 'j I presents .. |AAo |*|©*7lwV* ♦ * 1 11 JTITJIBjVV vjj ®oA alurin Mti cotlmirbcxve Adapted by fe •■* ’«»• ■•• «MMribQ n , I k)iieetrd by «-■ H Sajj|W 9 Lynn Reynolds Walter Lunir, CE-?.s. E. Ar.deoon and others 7he Boys Talk Shop Oa -fe- * ... . $} fete®' ji Ail I * \ fe ■ Si If , x i k ftdhqL 1 ’ J R 5 J ' ■ -x ii-wlfc-' irs at prcr< nt. coi stituted. In Ru mania the Bolshevist ueents a:: their local instruments aim direct ly at gaining an advantage for So viet Rusisan in the event of a cam paign to recover Eecsarabia f Bi- Russia. In Bulgaria recent arr; Is have | shown a marked renewal of Bolshe vist campaigning. In addition to the Bulgarian Communists, whose organization has been prohibited by the law for the defense of the state, the BolSh-’vist agents in Bul garia, it hat been shown, are co operating both with the Agrarians, the party cf the late Alexander Stamboulisky and with, the “Nar row Socialists.” FRIENDSHIP Miss Ella Ruth Wadley, of Thomaston, is the visitor of Mi-?. King Averett. Misses Emily Kinard, of Jackson ville, Fla., Thelma Sims of Doerun Ga., Olive King, Mildred King and Eleanor Wells, were spend the day guest of Miss Blanche Wright Thurs day. Mrs. Walter Leonard and lite’', son, Julian, of Jacksonville, F1?.., are guests of her neither, Mrs. Ef fie King. Miss Ina Hart, of Burna Vista, who has been the guest Cor the past week of Mrs. .R.- E. Wells will b - tiie guest of Miss Carolyn Knowlton at her home near Plains. Mrs. Mattie Wade, of Atlanta, way the visitor of Miss Lizzie Crox ton recently. Mr. and Mrs., Will Wells, of Webb, Ala., returned home Friday after a delightful visit iq relatives here. Misses Emily Kinard, of Jackson ville, Fla., and Thelma Sims, of Doerun, Ga., are the guests of their uncle* Henry Sims. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Wells were guests of his sister, Mrs. Mauth- Dodson of Plains Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Halo were shoppers in Americus Sa + urdny. Mrs. George. Hutto, of Ashford, Ala., and daughter, Mt'S.‘Sam Chen ncy cf M< .r-tura .-d ; m.-.e Fx'iihy after ai- plmsant visit to .'ir. and Mrs. Torn Weils. Miss Alary King, or Jacksonville, Firn, i; visiting her mother, Mrs. J. S. King, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Harvey, of Thomaston, and Miss Fannie Bue White, of Andrew Chppell, wm'e the guests of Miss King and Lillie Averett Wednesday evening. Among those going from this community to the Masquerade Bail given at Preston Tuesday night were Misses Mary Harris, Olive and Nannal King, Charlie Averett and Harold Guest. Mrs. Leßoy Hamilton and chil dren, Walter and Anne, of Bruns wick, Ga., are visiting Mrs. Sam McGarrah. Mr. and Mrs. George Alston, have returned to the home of Mrs. Ida Wright after visiting in parts of North Carolina. Mrs. Clove Hancox and little son, of Thomaston, are visiting relatives' in the community this week. Mrs. Cornelia Hagerson spurt Tuesday with Mrs. Josephine Wells Mrs. Homer Thorpe has returned to her home in Ashburn after visit, ing relatives here. Julian Harris, of Macon, is Visit l -’ ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Harris. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Grover Hale visited Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ’£>amel, of Ashburn Sunday. Little Hilda Wellons, of Plitins. and Rosalie Murray, of Americus, are visiting their gW!d mother, • ■lrs. Rosa’McGarrah. Sarah Dodson, of Plains, * James Holley and Allcen Murrey, <;f Americus, spent s;.'\eril *liiys with Miss Sarah Holley this week. Miss King Averett left Friday to spend a while in Thomaston going from there to Stone Mountain. Miss Bess Harris is visiting friends and relatives in Buena Vista this week. A party composed cf Mr. and Mrs. Harry Priddy, Mr. George and Miss Sarah Holley, Mr. and Mrs. THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER ’ Gathered at JVayside Inn, Sud bury, Mads., for a vacation, are Henry Ford, Thomas Edison and Harvey Firestone (left to right.) They “ijet together’’ every year. WlffiTOE RICHLAND August 22. More than 4,000 Webster and Stewart county farmers Thursday joined in a mammot'h celebration of the vic tory over the boll weevil here at a .big barbecue at which addresses were made by Senator Walter F. George, Congressman Charles Crisp, of the Third District, and Prof. Shipp, of Americus. The celebra tion wms sponsored 6y the Richland chamber of commerce. Committees from both Stewart and Webster counties co-operated in f .ru:jkvig.. arrangements fofr the meeting and .hundreds lauded the diversification program, citing to, bacco as one of the major crops in Georgia, which contributed to the agepts were praised for their tire dpfe'at of the cotton pest. County L-.efforts to educate planters to us; poisoning in the fight, -and Senator George told of the ef forts of the—eevowMnunt to _cQ-up.-_., erate in the extermination of the fej J ''; .<. ■: Ccuypp.-:; man Crisp, ,-who cham pioned’special appropriation bills in the fight on the weevil, told of the efforts of the congresr-onal com mittee to aid in th;: v. m a and cited the experiments which Xvijl be held Athens atid Griffin as indicative ■of ‘he interest of the government in re-establishing cotton as a major crop. LAFQIAJ&St’B CIJvW - vfiRGANIZES PARTY A’TF.&'WA, August 22.—At' njeeting of La Follette supporters held in the Ansley Hotel here, a campaign committee was organized to assist tl-.e LaFollette ticket in Georgia. Ti".; jjtlqjmittee'i- h'eLdt.d by C. W. NeClUre, mcrch-: t, and cn it are A, D. G. Cohen, Frank E. Rad ons] . , iV. B. Poll i■ 1, Emmett L, Quinn, C. Fineberg and ;Vi. Larw'dl. M- s.~r.;.*Qtifinn and IPftllhrd are con spicuous figures in organized labor .circles. About a hundred perrons atten ded, at which both the Democratic,and Republican parties, werajttepbunced as “having out grown their usefulness’’ and Sena tor I.a Follette was extolled as an J< unsolfish leader.” It was announced during the meet ■’ing that 4a telegram had been re ceived stating that either Senator - LaEdllette br his running mate Sen ator Burton Wheeler, would deliver four or five speeches in Georgia be fore the .end of the campaign. John Mashburn, Mrs. Macßailey, Mrs. and Mrs E. G. Foster and fafily, of Plains, and Mr. J. J. Priddy, of Springfield, Florida, en joyed an outing at Myrtle Springs ° MH*SBd Mrs. R. E. Wells and family spent the weekend with her another, Mrs. E> 4-.-Hart of. Doyle. Mrs. Tom Wells spent Friday af tcrhooA I v.dth Miss Nena Smith of Crainville. Henard’s I Relish I 5 Just like m ‘ liinniu m <uh* rwiimiij ■ U you Would ■ make at l."\~ 1 B H home and —H 6 you save ■ t’ the work, E H the worry Edtoylijfißyfeajl JR H and IS ■ expense & E of the '• M B failures. B I Your gtocer has it or he can get it. K HENARD I | MAYONNAISE CO. g Atlanta B i fl [tfrl IM I 1 Iwwpl araww “E'KiW'Wii's ' <•- ■ - i mtellß /; ! fet ssMjM-tWEmIKWi.? Hwlll Mh® 'mlmb.kF l Sl' HssS-wF'm ■isiißr ?^®LW3Siate«;' wwiPOOf v!w i |<! 11 h ii'wiip'i 1 i ’ffel r PWii " ilhk! I w'lru This is YOUR ice box. Help yourself. Butter, eggs and other articles re quiring refrigeration are kept in ice chests with self-closing doors. Particular Food Shoppers enjoy the privilege of helping themselves from PIGGLY WIGGLY’S Sanitary Refrigerators PIGGLY WIGGLY sells only the best Butter, Eggs, Cheese, and other produce HcndKras, per pound 9c; 5 pounds "Wiemz Catsup, small 22c; | Beech-Nut Catusp, small Large .. sJw| 18c; large L Meat 1 7l Ivory Soap, I'G I .Arm & Hamer Soda n Large size .... .. *JC | Package .1..... . .. .... SlljQfSll* 1 10 pounds €4c; 25 pound Bag gJiL; Dill Pickles £4 I Dice Head Sardines, 2 for I can "< r' ,, « >ll ■ ■■! 11 I II ><l 'I I ...—»•- —mJ— l » -»■»» vwnr ■»>■■■»»! i IBMI .. .■in j iimi ■■ii—■—■ aanssßwww i—i u n u i i - i , .j i New Sorghum or Domino, per Gal Bulk Vinegar 9£ Richelieu Peas, 9Q p gallon uvl» Tiny Sifted, No. 2 can .. Coffee 46 White House or Maxwell House, 1b... Royal Scarlet Corn, White Rose Corn, 1 No. 2 can No. 1 can 1. . I”*' Corn Flakes | 1 C Or Pest Toasties, 2 for Richelieu Corn 1C p Argo Corn Starch IfU ,Ko. l y can IVL p ac k a g e : luC aasß ..arts® i'jaass«wi2£is ’"* SiS Ir if WS m Wp da EjHEEk AUGUffe'22. 1<)24
