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&€<*cz&w*G*ze*tQz&*€ DAILY TIMEG-ENTBItPItlU, THOMASVILLB, GEORGIA SATURDAY AFTERNOON. DECEMBER 16, 1922. Chastain, J. A. Chastain, Mrs. Ann S. Chastain, Elmo Chastain. Shelton D. Evans. Mary Roberts —M— Mack, B. B. Mack, Worden B. Pinson, H. A. Pittman, W. C. Pittman, Walter C. Sturdivant, L. J. Strobel, F. A. Sweat. T. L. Swift, J. O. Symonds, F. C. Symonds, Mrs. F. C. Pittman, A. W. Taylor, Mrs. A. P. Anderson, W. S. Anderson, Mrs. Maude Andri8bok, John Alexander, M. E. Childs, Bessie W. Evans, Mrs. CalHe Evans, Carmen —F— Fagan, Mrs. Minnie Higgins, Mrs. J. W. £ Hollingsworth. Edna H. Platt, Mrs. W. H. May, Robt. Murray Mallard, Cyrus S. Platt, Wm. H. Poole, H. T. Porter, J. B. Taylor. W. F. Teate, T. A. Teate, If. L. Clarke, Toulon Feinberg, Mrs. Dora. Hopkins, Eleanor O. Hopkins, Mary C. Hopkins, Mrs. F. C. Porter, Mrs. Maude Powell. C. C. Powell, F. R. Tbarpe, Miss Johnnie Amason. Alice B. Attell, M. Allen, W. A. Andrews, Agnew Clay, J. P. Clay. E. P. Cochran, J. R. Mebane, Annie P. Feinberg. Harry S. Melton, Hearn H. Pringle, Mrs. Bdwlna Thompson, John W. Thompson, E. B. Thomson, Mrs. Chas. Cochran, G. W. Cochran. Wm. B., Jr. ickrell, Evelyn Feinberg, H. D. Fielding. S. B. Fleetwood, Leroy Melton, Mrs. Alberta W. Merry, H. H. Merry. Mrs. H. H. Pringle, W. A. Pringle, W. A. Jr. Thompson, Martha Tittle, S. D. Tittle, Helen B. Touchton, E. M. Ball, Agne Ball. T. J. Baker, J. E Cocroft. C. C. Cook. A. H. S. Cook. Mrs. Annie H Coon. W. M. Cooper, Martin M. Cooper, George W. Fleming, E. M. Fleming, S. W. Floyd. J. L. Hurst, R. H. Hurst, V. H. , Judson S. Milton, Walter R. Milton, Roscoe T. Milton, Mrs. Lillie Truett, C. Turner, Elisabeth M. Turner, J. W. Turner, J. L. Cox. G. Hurst. Jas. T. Hyde, Chas. T. Ingram, J. H. Minter. J. A. Mlnter, Mrs. J. A. Mitchell. Taylor H. , B. M. isley, Rosa ( •erly. Stella erly. W. E. Craigmiles. J. E. Craigmiles. Grace B. Crawford. Belle V. Crawford, B. L. Crawford. L. A. Crovatt, Hattie L. Folsom. J. C. Folsom. C. L. Futch. M. M. Mitchell. Laura I. Rehberg, W. A., Jr. Reddick. O. G. Reid, J. W., Jr. Turner, Mrs. Nell G. —U— Upchurch, J. Staley Upchurch, W. W. —V— Vann, I. J. Vann, Hugh W. Jackson, R. G. Jackson, J. R. Jaenicke, Emma C. Jeanicke, G. H. Jarrell, Sadie L. Jarrell. W. W. Jemlson, Lillian W. Mitchell, J. W. H. Mitchell, Richard Mitchell, Mrs. M. D. Rice, W. A. Riley, A. A. Ritchey. Mrs. Mattie G. Varnedoe, L. A. Bibb. Ethel G. Gandy, Mrs. Carrie M. Gandy, Mrs. Frances Jemlson, J. B. Jenkins, J. H„ Jr. Jenkins, J. H., Sr. MacIntyre, H. J. _ __ MacIntyre, Mrs. H. J. Robinson, A. O. MacIntyre, Mrs. Fraser Robinson, Eula T. Robison, Mrs. Julia Robison, Mrs. R. S. Walker, M&ttte J. McGee, Emma D. Cummings, J. D. Booker, C. W. Mrs. Frances Davenport, Julia Gardner. J. F. Glausier, W. J. Goodwin, M. H. Goff. L. R. Grantham, W. P. Grantham, W. J. Goldberg. J. McGee, C. E. McDougald, Ardls MoDougald. Frank A. Jerger, Mrs. Emily H. Jlnright, J. W. Joines, J. M. Jolnes, S. B. Johnson, H. W. Johnson, Hobson S. Robison, S. R. Robison, Olivia P. Rockwell. W. H. wi Rockwell Mrs. Florlne Walton’ T. P. Walton. Mrs. T. P. Rogers. Cliff E. Rogers, Minter Rogers, J. C. Roughton, T. E. Davis. Mrs. Mittye Johnson. Mrs. H. S. Davis. J. R. Griffin. C. R., Jr. Griffin. C. R. - Groover, C. F. Groover, H. F. Jones, T. P. Jones, T. R. Jones, Wm. M. Jones, F. C. McRae, C. W. McDaniel, L. D. McLean, W. T. McLean, H. K. Rooks? T. L. Rosolio, A. Watt, Bob Lindsey Brandon, D. L. Brandon. W. H. Braswell. P. R. Groover, Addle S. Groover, Mrs. Mae Gwaltney, S. J. Jones, Miss Callle Jones, E. P. Jones, Margaret H. McLean. W. T. McIntosh, T. M. McKinnon, L. V. McKinnon, R. R. McKinnon, Carle Joseph, Mrs. Alice fell. Mrs. Leila —H— Hadley. O. M. Hall, Emma Hammond, W. H. Dickey, HatUe J. Bruce, W. W. Bruce. Mrs. Minnl Bruce. Helen Dickey, P. C. Dillon. J. W. Dismuke. Mary ! Hammond, Rowe D. Hambleton. W. B. Hamilton, W. N. Hamilton, Mrs. W. N. Kincaid, B. J. McKinnon, Earle MoHomy! Besaio M.« J “ f.STn.Leao, Moore, Mrs. Ethel SmMnn Oao Moor., a™. Marguerite sfnd.r.^'c Watkins, Steve M. Watkins, Jarvis B. Way. L. T. Westbrook, J. 8. Sampson, Jinnle E. Wells, Mrs. W. A. Weldon, Mrs. Virginia Wethlngton, Miss Ruth Hancock. Miss Alice Hanaw, L. B. Hanon, C. J. King, Jas. B. Kirby, C. W. Kirkland, T. J. Knapp, J. F., Jr. Kolesky, L. Sanders, A. Moller, Chas. A. Burch, Chas. L. Buckalew, R. H. Bullock. T. L. Burns. W. M. Butler. J. A. Butler. J. N. Dixon, Mrs. Ji Dollar, B. F. Doss, S. P. Doss, Anna J. Hansel), Mary H. Hargrave, Lila B. Hargrave, A. R. Moller, A. W. Mott, J. B. Montgomery, J. S. Satcher, E. T. Saucer, A. W. Schwencke, J. C. Wertt, Mrs. Lula Wertx, M. N. Wheeler, R. C. Wheeler, E. G. Whlddon, Addle Whiddon. Ml«s A. M. Hargrave, Mary R. Lange, Katherine M. Montgomery, Mrs. Hattie Montgomery, John S. Dukes, J. C. W. Canady, A. P. Ccnady, Bama Canady, Mrs. H . T. D., Jr. Durant. W. R. Dunn, C. B. Dupree. O. R., Jr. Drake, j’. F. Drake, J. H. Drew. H. H. Driver, Elizabeth F. Driver. L. F. Dwyer, Mrs. Frances —E— Harley, Sarah Hartsfield, C. W. Harris, Mrs. Jesse W. Montgomery. D. C. Seymour, W. B. Lambert, W. C. Lanter, Mrs. Elizabeth Murray. W. R. Murray, F. A. White, Mrs. R. L. White, Rosalie White, Mrs. Merrill N. Harris. F. B. Harrell. E. O. Harrell, E. H. Harrell, Mrs. Caroline Lanter, R. H. Lawneaa, W. a. Lawson, C. H. Mullen, Mrs. R. P. Williams, Mrs. Jennie Nasworth, Mrs. Ben F. Nazworth, B. F. Neel. Daisy Hayes, Mrs. S. L. Neel, R. H. Neel, Lee Neel, O. R. Shepherd, W. W. Shackleford, W. K. Shiver, Anita C. Shumate, J. R., Jr. Sinclair, D. A. Sinclair, Mrs. Mamie Simmons. Mrs. H. O. Wilson, Mrs W Simmons, H. O. Wilson, W. J.' Singletary, R. L. Wilson, Z. L. Singletary, Mrs. Nan H. Wilson. D. M. Williams, Leonore Earle. Egnall, Mrs. Edwards, J. M. Heetb. R. S. Heeth, P. S. Heeth, C. M. Herring. B. F Neel. Mrs. Ethel F. Neel, Mrs. Rebecca M. Neel, Mrs. Era L. Singletary, A. C. Singletary, W. M. Singletary, R. B. Singletary, Mrs. A Wilson, W. R. Linton, H. A. Neel, E. L. Norden, J. E. Norton, F. S. Norton, India W. NEVER Accept Just As Good Singletary,, Singletary, Clara B. Smith, E. M. Smith, Claude B. Smith, Harriet N. Smith, Roy Smith, Anna H. Smith, J. B. Smith, E. Jack Smith. Nettle M. Smith, Mrs. Elisabeth Wilson, M. A. Wimpy, H. Wimberly. Robt. P. Woodward, Mrs. Pearl Woodward, D. F. Woodson, Miss S M. Wyche, H. Wyche, T. L» Wyche. Roy L. WHEN You Can Get The BEST- Wyche. W. T. —Y— Tates, James M., Jr. The universal accept ance of the Victor Victrola as the recognized leader in the talking machine world—both by the music trade and the general public’ and the resulting popularity of the Victor Victrola as such has caused many to be mis led, intentionally or otherwise, into believing all talking machines Victrolas. Palmer, J. B. Palmer, Susan Pardee, R. 8. Yates, J. W. L. Tates, Mrs. Rose L. Young, C. H. Parker, Sallle H. Pkrker. Mrs. Nellie M. Parker, J. F. Parker. C. S. Zalumas, Mrs. A. Zolumas, Andrew Zbinden, Otto Zelgler, Mrs. Geo. E. There is only one Victor Vic trola and to be sure of obtain ing the best, demand the ma chine bearing this trade-mark. Models priced at $25. and up. Call, phone, or write for de monstration. Our selections of pianos has been as careful, and as wise, as of talking machines. We have the best obtainable, each the leader of its respective class. Parker, Robt. Parramore, L. E. Parramore, Mrs. L. H. Patterson, T. A." COLORED Bacon, Sam Broadnax, A. M. ffultifetij Truitt, Mrs. Elizabeth When you plan "what to gl ve" you want to be sure your selec tion will please the recipient Sensible, useful gifts are always appreciated and serve to s trengthen the ties of love and friend ship. We list a few useful gifts which you can obtain here at very reasonable prices. GIFTS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY For Men and Boys. RAZORS, SAFETY RAZORS SHAVING BRUSHE3 For Women and Girls FLASHLIGHTS POCKET KNIVES SHOT GUNS, CARVING SETS WATER SETS CHINA WARE ELECTRIC IRONS OIL HEATERS FRUIT DISHES PERCOLATORS SILVER SETS Patterson, J. G. Patterson, R. B. Peacock, J. W. Pearson, F. R. Pearce, Mrs. Dorothy Steyerman, M. C. Stephens, J. J. Stevens, J. M. Stanaland, N. L. Stone, Raymond Stuart, Mias Lilly AUSTRIA CONSIDERING FINANCIAL REFORMS PIANOS ESTEY ORGANS BANJOS SHEET MUSIO Catalogues gladly sent upon request. VICTOR VICTROLAS BRUNSWICK PHOHOORAPHS GUITARS MANDOLINS UKULELES DRUMS RECORDS PLAYER ROLLS —M USICAL ACCESSORIES— We maintain a complete piano tuning and repairing department. i; Cocroft Music Co. Vienna, Nov. 1.—(By Mail) The Special Commission of the League of Nations is now atudying the draft of certain administrative and financial reforms which the Austrian government has placed in its hands. This project is designed to meet the conditions upon which the proposed League loan of about $100,000,000, guaranteed on • per. centage basis by six European nations, is predicted. In its present shape the measure is tentative and, whrn finally amended and approved by the League, it will be placed before the National As sembly for enactment into law. The proposals are based on an esti mate of the budget for 1923, and reckon‘on a deficit of about 322 mil lion gold crowns. By tha end of 1924 when the reforms have been carried out, it is estimated that tha budget will have been balanced around 237 million gold crowns, bat to make this *Mo the Leagoi carrying c of the reforma. The new taxation scheme ia very drastic, involving increased revenue from every possible source. General reform in the railways ia promised the administrative machinery is to bereorganized, tariffs are to be raised, the free pass and cost price ticket evil is to be abolished, and the eight hour law ia to ba honestly applied. Posts, telegraphs and telephones will bo made to poy their way and all monopolies, such as salt and tobacco, will be made to pay a profit Since the customs are in part security for the proposed credits, they will, be placed on a gold bases, and from this a revenue of 80 million gold crowns Is expected immediately, bnt by steady increases this will be raised to about 100 million by the end of the first year. A general turnover tax of 12 per. cent on ordinary articles ia introduced while taxation of gronnd property and buildings is to ho raised to two- thirds of the pre-war rate*. Various administrative reforms, such as tha consolidation of some government departments, of ummtmm credits era .others/ and- a general reduction of Ion ofl t would make her happier at thla season of the year. T. A. FUTCH "HARDWARE ALL THE TIME” JACKSON TERRACE 316 Eas t Jackson Street. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT WILL OPEN JANUARY Jst. Newly furnished throughout—Hot and cold run ning water. Polite and courteous Service will be our motto. APPLY FOR RATES. * D.D. Pierce, Prop. enormous civil list is vaguo and pillars, still remain the arms of the rather nebulous. Indeed, it is ad- j imperial family, and from ten mitted that this last is a most! enormous chandeliers scores of the formidable undertaking, as this great old imperial double eagles, still look body of some 272,000 employees j down on the law makers, four of stands fast together and is well j The reception hall of the Empress, organized. I adjoining the throne room, is filled In tho main, the whole scheme is ( with telephones and noisy typewriters very much along the same lines as operated by short haired stenograph, that proposed by the Austrian Sec-jera. tion of the Reparations Commission j The room of St George, of gold eighteen months ago as a*and white, the largest room in the fell through. RUSSIAN PEASANT FRAME LAWS AMID SPLENDOR OF THE OLD IMPERIAL DAYS Moscow ,Nov. 5. (By Mail)_ descent lights, is being used as a smoking room by the peasant law- ENTHUSIAST1C OVER FASCISTI Rome, Nov. 10.—(By Mail)_ “Buena Sera" the Italian equivalent Russia’s Parliament of Workmen nnd to the English “good-evening," when Peasants, in their picturesque garb, uttered with tha customary Italian have assembled in thi great throne' ipee d, is not unlike the English of tho Czer’s cli Pels «>, with-1 pronunciation of the name of the in the Kremlin, to discuss new laws capital of Argentina, Buenos Aires, designed to benefit the proletariat I i n the midst of the enthusiastic The legislation to be considered | celebration that followed the trium- includes the labor code of land laws, | phant entry of the Fascist! into Romo civil laws, and laws providing, for when streets, bars and cafes were unified courts of justice all of which finled with holiday makers, a band- require readjustment owing to the new economic policy. Tho Parliament, known officially as the All-Russian Center Committee, is the highest legislative body in Rus. The throne-room, where more than 300 members from various parts of Russia have assembled, is virtually unchanged from the days, of the reign of Emperor Nicholas except that the throne has been concealed by a white sounding board intended to im prove the accoustics. Upon the walls which are of light blue and gold and upon the ten immense, gilded dark young man, alone and forlorn, aat dejectedly in a corner of one of the busiest hotel lobbies in Rome. So lonely did he eeem that some young Fascisti officers, imbued with the spirit of their glorious day, end finding sadness out of place in the univeral rejoicing, approached him in an evident effort to cheer him up* “Buena Sera," one of the party greeted the lonely one. Languidly the young man looked up and in a tone of infinite longing, replied: 'No, Rio Janeiro." 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