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Bainbridge Plans i
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¢ mpon New Bridge
BAINBRIDGE, |Ga., May 20—
Some jeoncern has | been evidenced
hére Pecause of the possibility of
closingg the old ‘bridgo spanning
Flint ®iver at West Bainbnidge to
traffigp earlier thgn the completion
of the new bridgey but Major E. A,
I.Be:li uU. 8 (~ori> of -engineeis,
Montfomery, Ala.,!infoims county
Co sioner Johri Thomas that sat
isfactdyy arrangemients have been
madetxtending thQ period for which
bridgle may remain closed, therefore
the t@porary strubture here will be
avail&gle for truve' until the new
bridg; is completh about June 20. |
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Hcéen To Speak
At Bainbridge
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BAINBRIDGE, Ga., May 20—The
Bainlipidge Chnmbd'r of C'ommercc‘
has _ceived a message saying that
Harrx R. McKeen, executive gecre
tary %fi_&wp}, LGegrgia lnco‘rpurutcdl
will speak here on Tuesday night,
86, i o |
Drj| McKeen was formerly field ur-4
ganilr fod the Florida Chamber of
Com erceq(n_@,‘ comes to Georgia
within buc ;',roun‘d of congiderable
orgafizing ' e ggricfice. He ik a force
ful akeF ‘and a large member--
ship s well ‘4% friends of the cham
ber @f gommezce ave planning' to
hear him. ’
~ LEGAL’ ADVERTISING
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CITATION—YEAR'S SUPPORT
GEORGIA, Crisp County.
To Al Whom it May Copcern:
Notlce {8 hereby given, that the ap
pralsers. appointed to set apart and
asblgn_o year's support to Mery Tof.
terson, the widow of Ben Jefferson,
deceased, have filéd their award, au.
unlea'l"' pood and sufficient cause is
showil’ 4he ‘samé will be made the
judgeitrent of the Court at the June
term, 1926, of the Court of Ordinary.
This May 3, 1926.
— . W. P. FLEMING
554t“,‘.v ,_()rdin.ary Lrlsp—founty.
+ ADMINISTRATOR'S LAND SALE
w i ne b
(}EOWA, Crigp County.
+ By Yihtwe of an order passed by the
«ourt of Ordinary of said county,
April il;ermg‘wzfi, will be sold for cash
befo: Wlt House door of said
County, between the legal hours of
rale, won-the first Tuesday in June,
1926, for payment of debts and dis
mmmdfl.ofh following property be-
Jonging to-estate of Ered, Harder, de
consgd: ity lot No. Seven (i), in
lock '(Q?: "Nineteen (19), Cordele,
Crisp nty, Georgia.
A NS, PR
i { ~ FRED HARDER
Ader&xfllk of Fred Harder. De
censed.
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OM‘EIDNnr!EAR’S SUPPORT
GEORGTA, “Crinp County.
To Al Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby given, that the ap
pralsersapponited to set apart and as
aign A year's support to Mrs. Mamie
Fuie Smith, the widow of C. C.
Smi deceased, have filed their
awald, glgsg. good angd sufficient
ot ifl&h‘jl‘ngmmne will be made
the Fdgrment of the Court at the
Juneiterm, 1926, of the Court of Or
dinaly. 'S {
T Moy 3, 1926.
W. P. FLEMING
5-5-4 Ordinary Crisp County.
f,l 11 ROADNOTICE
GR ogrgan County.
To ey ¢oncern: .
. (e | 0. T. Gower, J.
Sla fie}fih h(}*}:‘g a'pfi&ed Aor an
orded® sedking l'hrg estabfishmént of
a ne® road which' has been ltid out
and Smarked conformably to law by
o gsioners duly appointed and a
repofd thereon made on oatlt by
thent; w road. beginning at the
hom of; b Brows on the Vierma and
Trwilvilte-Road - running through the
land€ of Joe Brown in Crisp county,
and ®he lands of Dr. E. T. Phillips,
by e apsidence formerly occupied
by gdfef)ordu:gn, through the lands
of J: Slade.and 0. T. Gower to a
poin{ on what is called the Gower
road,’
Nans L a 0 goad cause can be shown
to » contrary, by persons interest
ed the matter, the order 'will be
grafffed at the offices of the com
misgoners in said county on the first
TueMday in June, 1926 establishing
the Said new road.
Thls May 4th, 192 G,
CRI COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
5-7- E. F. Tison, Clerk
ILEGAL LAND SALE
GEQRGIA, Crispy; County.
Wil be sold on the first Tuesday
in e, next at public outery at the
Couft of said County in favor of the
the Jeurs of sale to the highoest
bid for cash, the fellowing describ:
ed 1 estate, to-wit:
CMY ot shumber Ninetcon (19), and
the @West half of lot number Twenty
(200 in Block number Eighty-Kight
(88)=as shown. by the map of survey
of City fo Cordele, Crisp County
Geopgia. "7
’ property levied on as the prop
ertygpf GL-W. 'Shipp, to satisfy an ex
scu@on issued from the Superion
Co of said Ciunty in favor of the
Hel Grocery Co., against the said
G. ®. Shipp: sald property beine ir
sion of the said Shipp. This,
w-‘m daypat May, 1726,
”@ " C. 0. NOBLE, Sheriff
HOW LAND SWINDLERS AND LOAN **
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g»4< SHARKS DEFRAUD THEIR PREY
W. R. Morehouse Reveals Further ‘Schemes by Whick
Poor Widows Are Bereft of Their Savings—Unbe
lievable Frauds Are Worked on the Uninformed.
e By W. R. MOREHOUSE,
VY Public Relations Comminlpn. American Bankers Association, ;.
ARTICLE NO. 111 ;
LAND swindles are almost as common as sand on the 302
shore, Here is one. A widow was left alone in the world
with but $6,000, She was urged to take a free ride into .«
country to look over a new town site. Juz* o
pleasure ride, she was told. No obligatior v
her part., She accepted the invitation witn ¢
intention of parting with her precious $6,001 b
she fell among high-pressure salesmen aid in - o
unguarded moment she aflixed her signature
contract to purchase a vacant lot for the $6,00%
cash she had in a savings bank.
Thirty days after she drew out her account oy
what she supposed was a business lot she re.
ceived a notice that her monthly instalment of
$6,000 was due, being a $l,OOO payment on ea-h
of six $6,000 lots. Strange as it may seem, nnt
until she received this notice did she read t'e
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W. R. Morehouse
rontract she had signed. Instead ofbu;v'in'gv o;l-e*$‘f'3.,.60(.)'l—;)‘l; and
waying for it, as she meant to do, she had signed a contract ‘c
vuy six $6,000 b_usiness lots and the $6,000 she drew from the
bank had been applied as a first pay
went of $l,OOO each on the six lots,
Had she gone to her ban¥er she
would have gaved herself the loss of
hier inheritance, but doubtless the rea
sch she had not consulted her bank
was bocause she was not aware that
ssukers render such a service,
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A Widow Fell Among Higl
~ Sad is the lot of the savings de
positor who, after losing his savings
through wild-cat speculation, is driven
W desperation for funds and finds it
necessary to borrow money to meet
an emergency such as sickness or un
paid rent. Let me give the facts
about two cases of the many with
which I have come in contact.
The Loan Shark at Work
"~ The principal characters in the
first casa.are. i an, who mustubor
row $350 to place his wile in a hos
pital to save her‘hl'o, and a loan shark,
who demands every ounce of blood.
In desperation the horrower applies to
thls loan shark tor the loan of $350.
This 1s what it costs him—the
amount is almost unbelievable but 1
obtained the exact figures first hand
and I can vouch for their correctness
~—this man was obliged to give his
note for $925 for a loan of $350! The
day he got the note the shark sold it
to an innocent holder and it became
'an obligation binding upon the bor
rower, Think of paying $925 for a
Yoan of $350!
. Here is another. This time there is
& woman in.the case. The woman
veedod $166 to meet a payment on
uer furniture or loss f£. She tursed to
Arrival Of First Auto
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Glentornan, Ireland., May 19.—(P)
This little old worlq hamlet ln‘ the
country of Donegal is (-elebr::ting\ the
appearance of the first automobile in
its midst. In hLonor of the occasion
ull the residents hoisted tlags.
There are numerous villages in the
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liked the new work
And he was making
mere money.,
zFor three years this
orner droggist, now
one of our general
ngeats, hus done o life
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over a million dollarvs a
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this same shylock for assistance ang
this is how he ha?dled the case. Il¢
led the womiat’td dipdet fitat he wonld
lend her the ibidy it képtideterring
making tho ddan from ; day, fo iy
Finally, .on thg day she mugt, mals
her payment or lpse her furmiture, 14
h Pressure Land Salesmci
telephoned her to call, It was now
too late for her to make any other ar
rangements for borrowing the furds
The shylock had planned jt so that
she would be at his mercy and would
have to accept his terms. He charged
her $650 for a loan of $165!
How the Shark Does It
Doubtless your curiosity is arouscd
as to how this shylock can get away
with such a deal. Here are the faclg
He charged a large commisaio: 1
annking the loan and aksoimaludad s
wide range in fees such as for do.w
ing up papers and notarial fees. On
top of this he required the borr. i s
to buy stock in his company i %
was worthless. Then he required ‘'
to take out; through him life insuriuce
to about one hundred timen the
amount of the loan for which ke ve
ceived a liberal commission. ln faect,
be resorted to ‘every imaginabl
scheme in order to bleed them of th.
last drop of blood they had to give
And the unfortunate thing about !t all
is that the borrowers in these iwe
cases found it necessary to meet sueh
exorbitant terms because they had
alveady lost their savings through O
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Family Of West Ehtablishes
© Alibi In Murder Trial
PULASKI, Tenn., May 20—(/#)—
Three .members of the family of
Manual West saw "Him agleep at hig
home at the hour of‘fhiyarwéu:v;;h\u
tion of Policeman chr;.'v Dodson
and Bud Jackscn, according to tes
timony of Carson West, an uncle
at the trial Tuesday of Manuel West
John Bryme# ‘and #Dalye Johnon,
charged with murdes, r :
Members of the l'nnfifv anl a
neighbor of John firgmcr testified
that Brymer wase “a..« nis , home
throughou: the night of the kiiling.
In support of the alibi of John Bry
mer, his wife, Mrs. Alice Brymer,
and son, Ceeil, testifiad ~tnal = hér
hushand, who was suffering from a
‘wold, ecame hemae_ about 7:30 p. m.
And after drinking rome hot lomon:
ade, went Lo hed. Ske remained
awake until her son, Cecil, arrived
from town after midnpight. She sat
and talked to Ceecil, reprimanding
him for staying out so late.
More than 20 witnesses were in--
troduced to corro“orate slatements
of these principal witnesses, five of
whom were to show that Cecil Bry
mer left town about the hour he
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‘ Is One Day’s Record
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Patnam and Latrens 'éouuties vester- '
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ky distilleires on the Goonee river in
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fether with more then 2,660 gallons
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.t‘mt o gteam ‘heller was a necc!évn::p“‘
adjunct to the plant, Officers report
¢l that they found.a nu{nl)el' of small-
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