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Forsyth County News Published every Thursday at Cummin)?, Ga., by J. B. Patter son. Subscription Price One year 75c Six Months 50c Three months 50c Out of county subscribers SI.OO Entered at the Post oflice at Cummin)?, Ga., Aug. 10, 1910, as mail matter of the second class. Largest Circulation of any County paper in North Georgia Advertising Rates Reasoinable August 22nd, 1919. Congress and the Senate want the daylight 'aw repealed but President Wilson vetoes all their bills. If the railroads sunk thirty million in what will they sink when the increase in pay is granted the strikers? The increase in wages asked by the strikers amounts to eight hundred million dollars a year. The legislature passed a law to increase the legal advertis ing fees, but the senate has not voted on the measure. Just a few more good seasons and Forsyth county has the best crop on earth. Sow you a little turnip patch in the field. Court is right on us. John Doe has the Hu again. Carranza of Mexiea has been warned by the government that killing of Americans must stop. She’s fixing to get shot that’s what she’s doing. A New York merchant was fined five thousand dollars foi selling sugar at 15 cents a pound. —o — The Capitol Removal bill is buried. The Macon delegation conducted the funeral services, and Atlanta delegation were pallbearers. Veterans of the European war are allowed to peddle with out a license just like the vet erans of the sixties, according to a law enacted by the last legislature. We don’t think the secret service men will find any profi teering in these diggings. Kerosene oil is 215 cents a ga! lon and gasoline 27 cents a gal lon. Running mighty nigh neck and neck. John Holder has thrown hit hat in the ring for governoi and will issue his formal an nouncement in a few days. Several people committed suicide in Gwinnett county last week. A race between Hugh Dorse> and Hoke Smith would be a warm affair, and it looks like such a thing is gwine to happen next year. What does a candidate for office care whether your child ever goes to school one minute or not? They are fishing for your vote. Forsyth county is to be gov erned by three commissioners, two besides the Ordinary t ac cording to the law passed by the House and Senate. Henry Ford sued the Chicago Tribune for one million dollars and got a verdict for six cents That’s not making money lik ing manufacturing Ford cars. PROGRAM. Forsyth County Sunday School Convention. Piedmont Metho dist church, near Cumming, on Sunday, August 24th 1919. FIRST SESSION. Sunday Morning. 10:00. Devotional, led by Mr. A. L. Hughes Cumming, R F D 10:15. What the Sunday School Can do for the child. By Miss Mary Patterson Elementary Superintendent, Forsyth Coun ty Sunday School Association. 10:40. How to provide Sunday School workers. By Prof. Floyd Field, Field worker. Georgia Sunday School Associa tion. 11:10 Presentation of Attend ance Pennant. 11:25 Our Common Task. By Miss Flora Davis assistant Su perintendent, Georgia Sunday School Association. 11:55 Offering for Support of the work. 12:05 Announcements and ap pointments of Committees. 12:15 Adjourn. Basket Dinner on the Ground SECOND SESSION. Sunday Afternoon. 1:45 Devotional. Led by Mr. Ivan Otwell Cumming, Ga. 2:00 The Challenge of the Church. By Prof. Floyd Field. 2:30 Song. 2:35 Reports of County Officers 2:45 Elements of Sunday School Success. By Miss Flora Davis. 3:15 Question and answer period. (Everybody is reques ted to ask their hardest ques tion on Sunday School work.) 3:30 Reports of Committees and Election of Officers. 3:40 Time and place of next meeting. 4:00 Adjourn. STAR ROUTE. Well, it sure is dry in this part. Mr. Issac Pirkle spent last Sunday at Mr. J. D. Bennefields Mr. H. W. Pruitt and family spent Sunday at Mr. H G. Bol den. Mr. S. P. Green and family spent Saturday night and Sun day at Mr. T. B. Fowler’s. Mr. Robert Hunt, who has been spending awhile" with his aster and other relatives and friends has returned home. Mr. J. D. Benefield and fam ily spent Sunday afternoon at Mr. T. B. Fowlers. Mr. Homer Wright and fam- ; ly spent Sunday afternoon at Mr. S. B. Wright. Mr. Paul Barnes and wife •pent Sunday with Mr. Dewitt Fowler. Mrs. Tom Vaughan and child •en spent Saturday at Mr. J. D. Benefield. Mr. Thesta Settles and wife spent Satdruay at Mr. Thesus Settles. Daddy. EBENEZER. Fodder pulling will soon be he order of the day in this part Mr. A. D. Majors and family visited relatives in and near Gainesville last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bart Martin report the arrival of anew ba by at their home. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mash burn and son, Otis. spent from Tuesday till Saturday with rel atives in Banks and Franklin counties. A number of our young peo ple attended camp-meeting at Holbrook Sunday. Mr. C. W. Thornton and fam ily spent Monday and Tuesday n Atlanta. Mr. Tom Martin anil family spent part of last week with Mr. Geo. Castleberry. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fowler and daughters, Edith and Esther, returned home Saturday from a weeks visit with relatives in Atlanta. Mrs. Elmer Castleberry and babies spent Saturday night mil Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Turner of Pleasant View spent Sunday at B. C. Fowlers. Mrs. Cora Tidwell spent one day last week at Mr. Dilmus Tidwell. Mrs. Jeff Gazaway spent _>ne day last week with Mrs. B. C. Fowler. Remember Sunday school at his place next Sunday morn ing at 9 o’clock. Two Chums. Did you know that politics are being framed for next year Condemnation Proceedings. To the Superior Court of said county and to Hon. N. A. Mor ris Judge of said court. The State of Georgia, by and through Jno. T. Dorsey, Solic itor-General of the Blue Ridge Circuity as relator brings this petition and shows the follow ing facts: Ist. That on the 30th day of Ju ly, 1919, in the county of For syth, W. T. Merritt, sheriff of said county, an arresting offic er, seized a certain five passen ger Ford Automobile motor no 120469 with no one In possess ion of same, the owner or own ers. of said automobile being unknown, which said automo bile contained thirty five gal lons of intoxicating liquors, corn whiskey the sale or pos session of which is prohibited by law at the time ©f seizure, and said automobile was being used at said time on the public highways in the county of For syth, in said state. 2nd. That said automobile a bove referred to is now in the possession and control of said W. T. Merritt, sheriff and er resting offeer as aforesaid, who has the same in his control at Cumming, Ga., the same being held by him pending the dispo sition thereof in the manner provided by law. 3rd. That the foregoing facts were by W. T. Merritt Sheriff of said county. Ga.. on August 6, 1919 reported to Jno. T Dor sey, Solicitor-General of the Blue Ridge Circuit, as required by law. 4th. That the owner or owners, of said automobile "is unknown Wherefore. Petitioner brings this petition,” as required by sec tion 20, of the Act of the Gen eral Assembly of Georgia, ap proved March 28, 1917, and be ing part of the General Prohibi recting that service be had by advertisement as provided by (A) That an order be issued di tion Act and prays: law the"owner, or owners, be ing "unknown. (B) That after the expiration of thirty days after the filing of this petition the court authorize said automobile to be sold, af ter such advertisement as is provided by law, in the event no legal claim, or legal defense is filed according to la\v, and petitioner will ever pray. Jno. T. Dorsey. Sol. Gen. Blue Ridge Circuit. At Chambers, Marietta, Ga., The foregoing petition read & considered. Let the same be fil ed, and a copy thereof, togeth er with a copy of this order, be advertised as provided by law. It is further orered that if no le gal claim, or legal defense, is riled within the time allowed by law that said automobile be sold as provided by law. This August 9. 1919. N. A. Morris, Judge Supe rior Court, Blue Ridge Circuit. SETTENDOWN. Well, we are having some dry hot w T eather these days. Mr. Jesse Lamb and family spent Saturday and Sunday at Mr. R. L. Lambs near Harmony Grove. Mr. Jim Martin and wife spent from Tuesday until Thurs day at Mr. Clyde Tensley’s. Mrs. Ollie Bolton spent Satur day afternoon with Mrs. Mary Bolton. Mrs. E. C. Bolton spent a short while Sunday afternoon with her daughter. Mrs. Jane Lamb. Mrs. C. L. League and little daughter spent Sunday after noon with Mrs. Parlee Bolton. Mrs. Addie Lamb spent part of last week with her father, Mr. T. J. Pendley. Mr. Jesse Lamb and family spent Friday afternoon with Mr J. B. Lamb and Lamily. School is progressing nicely under the management of Miss Victoria Carnes. The dinner given by Mr. H. C. Carnes Saturday in honor his son, Minor who has been over seas was enjoyed by all present. Well as news is scarce I will skiddoo. Notice School Districts. The Board will meet on Wed nesday Aug. 20th. for the pur pose of consolidating school districts. All districts interest id in this matter please appear before the Board at Two o'clock sun time. Respectfully, A. C. Kennemore, Supt. Go to Will Hammond’s Where you can find any and everything you need. We are now prepared to show you the biggest and best line of Shoes we have ever had to show you, and we can save you from 25 to 50per cent on every pair. See our Ladies Fall and Winter Hats before you buy. they are right up to date. We are expecting them in any time. You will save money and time by giving us your business. When you go alter a thing you want it. )ou don t want to make two or three trips, and you know we have got any thing you want. 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We have a first class Garage at E. D. Vaughan’s store and will do woi’k as cheap as any body.. Repair all makes of au tos. Carry a full line of parts. Vaughan & David, Camming, Ga., route 3. There will be a meeting held at the court house on Tuesday of Court week in the interest of our County Fair. Be pres ent. ’uoji 3uiuanq pjoa u noif pue aoyjo SAiatf aqq o} auioQ