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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER 29. 1921
DAILY TIME8-ENTERPRI8E THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA
J UST one whiff of those steaming hot-
cakes coming from die kitchen and the
whole family comes piling down for
breakfast! * There’s no getting around
it: light, tender hot cakes made from
Sauers Self-Rising Flour have a tempting
goodness all their own. You’ll be sur
prised how quickly they are made. too.
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OCHLOCKNEE SCHOOL TO
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
FRIDAY EVENING
Ochlocknee, Ga., Nov. 29.—An
nouncements have been made by the
management of the Ochlocknee Con
solidated Schools, that the high«school
department of that institution will
give a popular entertainment on next
Friday evening, December 1. The en
tertainment will be given under the
auspices of the Parent-Teachers' As
sociation, the proceeds of which will
be applied on the purchase of an elec
tric light plant for the school. It hav
ing been contracted for by the Parent-
Teachers* Association.
Several song and musical novelties
will be included in the program,
addition to a superb drama In three
acts, entitled, "Queen Esther.” This
play Is founded on the book of Esther,
of the Old Testament, which is sup
posed to have been written about 640
B. C. The language of the original
manuscript is Hebrew, Interwoven
with numerous Persian words.
Esther, having been left fatherless
£nd motherless at a tender age, Is
'adopted by her uncle, Mordecal. Na
ture has endowed her with manyj
(harms, and her uncle has trained her
in the accomplishments of highest
womanhood.
Vashti, the wifes of Ahasueras, Per
sia’s sovereign, is banished from the
king’s throne aud heart because she
refuses to obey his mandate to present
herself before him. Royal messengers
are sent throughout the Jting'
realms in search of the fairest mai
dens, that the king might choose the
one that pleased him most and make
her queen. Esther finds favor in the
king's sight, and by keeping her
nd country a secret, ascends to the
hrone of Persia, with the sole desire
of serving the oppressed Jews.
Haman Is premier and favorite of
the king. He is filled with bitter
hatred of the Jews, and especially
does he hate Mordecal, because he
frould not worship him as the king had
commanded. Haman does not know
of Mordecai’s relation to the queen.
Jle obtains a decree for destroying all
the Jews in the provinces. Mordecal
discovers the plot and exhorts Esther
plead with the king for the preser
vation of her people. This she does at
the risk of her own life, due to the
severe law that hinders, under the
penalty of Instant death, all access to
Waycross, Ga., Nov. 29.—Eight of
the nine persons who were arrested
yesterday on the Dixie Highway, in
connection with a raid made (by feder
al and county officers, were tried in
the City Court of Waycross yesterday
afternoon before Judge J. Lee Craw
ley. A total of $5,300 in fines were
assessed against them, and ihe total
accruing to the county from fines and
confiscated cars was $7,800.
Three of the defendants were fined
$1,000. They were W. D. O’Harran,
Jack Thompson and C. G. Leak. Fines
ranging down to $300 were imposed on
the others. Each line carried with it
the alternative of a 12-month sen-
nee.
Mrs. Lem LIghtsey, of Waycrosi
ho was arrested with one of the de
fendants in a Ford touring ca
cording to the authorities is o
bond awaiting trial. *
The raid made Monday morning
around four oclock, resulted in the
capture of the nine persons and
Hudsons, a.Dodge truck, a Reo truck
and a Ford. This was the largest II-
haul taken by the officers
some time, amounting to 1780 quarts.
SOUTH GEORGIA NEWS
CORRESPONDENCE
CITY MANAGER ADVOCATE8
VICTORS IN ALBANY PRIMARY
Albany, Ga, Nov. 29.—Advocates of
commission-city manager government
in Albany, which will be votea on at
the general election for the city next
.Monday, won a]l three contests in pri
mary for councilmen held Monday.
Those nominated will be elected, It is
expected, without opposition next
Monday, when the voters are to decide
K they want a commission-city mana
ger government, and In the event
they do, the victorious candidates will
become commissioners Instead of
councilmen, as will the hold-over
members of the present council. In
the Second ward, G. G. Warde, de
feated Councilman W. B. Haley, 283
to 202. in the Third ward, C. W. Raw-
son was winner over Councilman E.
H. Kalmon, 146 to 129; in the Fifth
ward. W. M. Legg won over Albert S.
Bacon, 260 to 258, the vote in each
d being barely oi* per cent of the
registration. Mr. Bacon has fi.
contest to the nomination of Mr. Legg
hich will be heard today by thd
executive committee named by the vie
torious party. If. ,M. McIntosh, is
chairman of the committee and ropre-
the Second ward; R. R. Jen
kins, the First ward; D. H. Red.’earn,
the Third ward; Mrs. C. E. Newell,
the Fourth ward, and E. R. Clark, the
Fifth ward. Mrs. Newell |s the first
n ever to hold a place on the
committee. Despite the election ol
the candidates favoring the commis
sion government, opponents of the
change are preparing to work hard
against the measure’s ratification
the polls next Monday, contending the
measure is not a real commission-city
manager bill.
PLENTY BEARS IN OKEFENOKEE
SWAMP ARE REPORTED
Waycross, Ga., Nov. 29.—Bears are
plentiful in the Okefeenokee Swahrp,
according to W. W. Wilcox, a farmer
lives about 6 miles from here
Branaza on the Dixie Highway
where it skirts the outer edge of the
great morass. Hunters throughout
this section are oiling up their guns,
preparatory to the winter season, and
although they may have an eye 'for
ducks it is believed they will not fail
to take a chance shot a bear, if the
opportunity is presented.
Mr. Wilcox says that, during one of
his frequent excursions Into the
amp, he frequently sees a black
bear. He has bagged several during
the course of a life-time. By hiring a
boat of which there are many to be
ne can penetrate deep into the
Okefeenokee and anchor In one of the
lagoons where the marsh grass Is
thick. AH one has to do is to wait
until the game comes stumbling thru
the sphagnum moss and take good
aim and fire.
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Albeny, Ga., Nov. 29.—Albany Hi
will close its football season here to
morrow afternoon in a game again .t
Lanier High, of Macon, -which is ex
pected to be one of the (banner games
s year. Due to the fact that a
full holiday will be observed In Al
bany on account of Thanksgiving the
largest crowd of the season is expect
ed. Albany played Lanier last
Thanksgiving and won by a score of
14 to 0.
the king’s presence unless by his turn
ons.
The king hears Esther’s pleas. She
Is forgiven By relating the story of
the wrong committed against her race
to Persia’s king, who has been made
to believe them treacherous subjects,
plotting against the sovereign,
{he secures the deliverance of the
Jews from their enemies and saves
them from a terrible death. Haman j
is Fallen, and the gallows which be'
had prepared for Mordecal the king
orders be used to hang him. Morde
cal Is proclaimed premier in Hainan's
stead, and it la ordered that "hence
forth let Jews and Persians be equally
honored.’’
The cast of characters is as follows: 1
Esther, the queen, Edna Merritt,
Ahaaueraa, the {log, J. Gorham Garri
son; Mordecal, the Jew, Joe Qroover; j
Haman, the king's counsellor, James
McMillan; Zeresh, Hainan's wife, Mil
dred Singletary; Leah, friend of the
queen, Erneatlne'Cardin; Salome and
Sarah, attendants of the queen, Ernes
tine Clark and Janie Chaatain; Har
bors, chamberlain of the palace, Max
Beverly; Hatach, tbe king’s scribe,
Robert Pinson; Rebecca, a flower girl,
Marjorie Mills; Elisabeth and Mary.
Jewish Maidens, Marie Braswell and
Bra Pinson. Royal singers and enter
tainers, eight grammar school girls.
Curtain, I o'clock. Eastern time. |
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