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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1922.:
SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES-ENTER PRISE, THOMASVILLt, GEORGIA
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Legal Advertising
NNEW FRENCH CHAMPION
WANTS MILUON FRANCS
TO FIGHT IN U. S.
SHERIFF’S SALE
GEORGIA, Thorn** County: . _ . ..
will be Kid *t public outcry before the.appear at the October term, 1111, ot the
court houee door In Thomaerllle, within Court of Ordinary of raid county and
dte all and singular. the creditor* am I
| next of kin, of eald -deceased, to be am I
tor each the following described property,
the authority tor same
StStfHli
One Rve-paeeenyer Chahner* tourlns
ear,
levied on aa the property of J. D. Grif
fin, to eatlefy an execution.from the dr
court ot Thomaerllle, pa., in fhror of
Sampeon, and against J. D. Griffin.
Thia the 4th day of AusutL tut
■' GORDON B. DAVIS, Sheriff.
Tbomaa County, Georgia.
WlU he Kid at public outcry before tl
court houee door In Thomaerllle, with
the legal hour* of axle, on the first Tuee-
day In October, IMP, to the htgheet bidder
for caah, the following deKrlbed property,
- the authority for earn* being hereinafter
On* whit* sow and three dark pis*.
Levied on aa the property of J. A. Pace,
to aattefy a ft fa from the tax collector
of Tbomaa county, la favor of P. & H**tb,
T. C. T. a. W. 'J. J&ckaon, transferee,
'and acalnat J. A. Face.
; This the 19th day of July, IttS.
GORDON E. DAVIS. Sheriff.
Tbomaa County. Georgia.
SHERIFF'S SALB
GEORGIA, Tbomaa County:
Will bo sold at public outcry before the
court bouse door In Thomsavtlle. within
the legal hours of sale, on the first Tues
day In October, 1999. to the highest bidder
for caah the following deecrlbed property,
the authority for same being hereinafter
Two boilers. lBt H. P. and R. T. Stack.
Levied on aa the property of Thomas-
ville Variety Works, to satisfy an execu
tion from the city court of ThomasvUlo,
Go., to favor of w. H. Kirkland and Com
pany, and against ThomaavlUe Variety
The above property being heavy and
expensive to move, will not be brought
to the court house on day of sale but may
be seen any time at the ThomaavlUe
Variety Works, from which pise* it will
he delivered.
GORDON EL DAVIS. Sheriff.
Thomas County, Georgia.
SHERIFF'S SALB
GEORGIA, Thomas County:
Will be sold at public outcry before the
court house door to ThomaavlUe, within
the legal hours of sale, on the first Tues
day In October, 19S1, to the highest bidder
for cash the following described property,
the authority for same being hereinafter
, One 24-Inch Kenneth drill press.
Levied on as the property of Thomls-
rille Iron Works, to satisfy an execution
from the city court of ThomaavlUe, Ga.,
In favor of Olover Machine Company, and
against ThomaavlUe Iron Works.
The above property being heavy and
expensive to move, wlU not be brought
tp the court house on day of sale but may
be seen at any time at the TbomasvlUa
Iron Works, from which place It win be
delivered. •
This the 14th day of August. 1922.
GORDON E. DAVIS. Sheriff.
Thomas County, Georgia.
^SHERIFF'S 8ALB
GEORGIA, Thomas County:
Will be sold at publio outcry before the
court house door In Thomasvllle, within
the legal hours of sale, on the first Tues
day In October, 1922, to the highest bidder
for cash the following described property,
the authority for same being hereinafter
stated:
One 14-lnch Luboy-Shepley lathe.
Levied on aa the property of Thomas-
ville Iron Works, to satisfy an execution
from the city court ot ThomasvlUe, Ga..
In favor of Baker Brothers, and against
Thomasvllle Iron Works.
The above property being expensive to
move, wlU not be brought to the court
house for sale but may be seen at "
place of buslnr —
Works, to Thou .. _
t will be delivered.
- ot ThomssvUle Iron
Vorks, to ThomaavlUe, Ga., from which
deceit wf
CITATION
, Thomas Court of Ordinary—At Chambers.
September 4. *922.
The appraisers upon the application of
Mrs. Willie D. Suber, widow of Said J.
W. Suber, for a twelve months support
for herself and no minor children, having
filed their return; all persons concerned
hereby are cited to show cause, if any
they have, at the next regular October
term of this court, why said application
should not be granted.
WM. M. JONES, Ordinary.
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GEORGIA, Thomas County:
To All Whom It May Concern:
Rev. I. G. Glass of said state, having
applied to me for letters of administra
tion do bonis non with will annexed, on
the estate of Leona Jamison, late of said
county, deceased, this is to cite all and
the said Duncan Blckley on the estate
CITATION
GEORGIA. Thomas County:
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has applied to the Ordinary of
said county for leave to seU bank stock
belonging to the estate of Mrs. XL A.
McTyre, for the payment of debts and for
of dlatribotfc
the purpose of distribution. 8ald appli
cation wlU bo heard at the regular term
of the Court or Ordinary for said county,
to bo held on the first Monday to October.
DUNCAN BICKLET.
Administrator upon the estate of Mrs. B.
A. McTyre.
Rons Lea Cantrell, vs. James William
Cantrell. Petition for Divorce.
To the Sheriff of Said County or Bis
Lawful Deputies:
To the defendant, James William Can
trell.
Too ere hereby required to be end ap
pear personally or by attorney at the next
term ot tho Superior Court or eald county
to bo held In and tor eald county on the
third Monday ot October, M2* and and
there to nneurer tho complaint to which
thie procees la annexed. In default
whereof tho raid court will proceed aa to
Justice shall appertain.
Witness the Hon. W. E. Thomas, judge
of eald court, this let day of September,
1,23.
OSCAR GROOVER,
. Clerk.
ROAD CITATION.
Tbomaa rille, Ga., Sept It, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that L. R.
Rehberg, J. H. Chastain, 0. F. Rob
bers, et al. bare in due form applied
to the Commissioners of Roads and
Revenues of Tbomaa county, Georgia
at their regular meeting In July 1922
to have an order passed opening
new public road described aa follows:
Beginning at L. ft, Rehberg’s and
miming Bast on tho original land
line to the Connty Line Road, a dla-
tance of 1 1-1 mile. tong.
All persona Interested are hereby
notified to Die objections, If any they
have by the second Tuesday October
next, with the undersigned aa on that
date, said apllcation will be.heard and
eald road granted if no good causes
to the contrary bo shown.
8. L. HEALD, Clerk.
Commissioners ot Roads and Reve
nues, Thomas County, Ga.
Paris, Sept M.—-One million franca
la what Battling 8tkl, tho conqueror
of George, Carpentler, asks to go to
America to fight Horry Will, at the
Polo Grounds on Oct. 26th. Manager
Hellers cabled Tom O'Rourke, the Am
erlcan tight promoter, yesterday even.
Ing in response to an offer of 220,000.
Hellers said he considered O'Rourk
es offer totally Inadequate. He added
MURDERED COUPLE
PLANNED TO ELOPE
New Brunswick, N. J. Sept. 26.—
Several clues .were found yesterday
by detective^ investigating . tho
doable shooting of the Rev. Edward home. He is not yet aware that ha
Wheeler Hall, rector of the church loot his l&urejs to the man frpm fiono-
of St John the Evangelist and Mrs.
James Mills, wife of tho sexton, to
support tho new theory that the
couple intended to elope to the
Orient
The fate which the rector and the
leader of his choir shared, prosecu
tors pointed out might have bean
hastened by rumors which seemed
have been circulated freely among
certain members'of the congregation
that the pinna of the two to leave
New Brunswick had reached a stage
uf action. .
All his papers and effects had
been placed in such order by the
slain rector, detectives said they
learned, that the work of the
pastorate could be undertaken by
successor with the least possible
difficulty. The books of the church
and all funds, mission and charitable
SSSS& T&LfSUt. .T'oTtS T* ,eft 5 * rf** “ wa *
term, 1922, of the Court of Ordinary of'said, that would have enabled a
•aid county, and «how cause. If any .they l 8II( , rAMOP
can, why letters ot administration d«j 8UCC ® M0 " easily to proceed With the
bonis non. with will annexed, should not' rector's duties,
be granted to eald Rev, I. O. Glass on the m.
estate of^ Leona Jamlron, The first inkling received by the
~ ‘ ‘ authorities of an intended elopement
came when. Prosecutor Strieker of
Middlesex was informed that a rela
tive of Mrs. Mills had a. letter from
her in which she herself told in
detail of her plans to elope to Japan
with Hr. Hall.
Mr. Mills, who has been frequent
ly questioned by the dectectivcs of
both Middlesex and Somerset coun-
tfes regarding all details of the case
threw added light on the theory of
elopement when he recounted the
conversation which he now says
took pisco between himself and Mrs.
Hall on Friday morning Sept 16, on
Witness my official eingnatore this 4th
4ay of September, 1222.
WM. M. JONES, Ordinary.
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Tbomaa Court of Ordinary—At Chambers.
September S. 1123.
The appraisers upon tho application of
Mary V. Barrow, widow of said Joseph
D. Barrow, for a twelve months support
for herself and no minor children, having
filed their return, all penon* concerned
hereby are cited to show cause, If any
they can, at the next regular October
term of thie court, why Kid application
ahouid not bo fronted.
■WM. M. JONES. Ordinary.
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GEORGIA, Thomas Connty:
To All Whom It May Concern:
Thomas K. Davis, having In proper
form appUed to me for permanent tetters
of administration on the estate of M. C
Davie, lata of aald count]
this la tO'Clte
K 1 ,up * ° f the
cause. If any they can, why permanent * wo 6ay they had spent the night
K&L l, J; t, £ tl< K..S" uW BOt *>• granted looking for their matei
The dlalogne follows:
Thomas K.--Davis.
Witness my hand and official signature
this 4th day of —
of September, 1223.
WM. M. JONES. Ordinary.
CITATION
GEXfROTA. Thomas County:
To AH Whom It May Concern:
"Is any one sick in your family!
asked Mrs. HalL
"No," replied Mills.
Nattla Lewis, havlng in proper form' My huaband has not been home
applied to me for permanent tetten, of, all night”
“Neither has my wife."
"Do you think they could have
eloped?" .Mills asked.
Lewis. Jate of said county, this Is to
all and singular, the creditors and i
of kin of Win. Lewis, to bo at my office
within the time allowed by law, and show
causa, If any they can, why permanent
administration ahouid not bo granted
' Nettie LswIa
Witness my hand and official signature
this 4th day of September, 1922.
WM. M. JONES, Ordinary.
CITATION
GEORGIA, Thomas County:
Mrs. Mens Lo Flies Stephens, for
Mery Elizabeth Stephens end Dorothy
Mao Stephen*, v*. A. C. Stephen*.
To the Sheriff of Said County or Bis
Lawful Deputies: -
To tho defendant, A C. Stephens.
You an hereby required to be and ap
pear personally or In’ attorney at the
"No," Mrs. Hall is said to have re.
plied foul play."
Detectives are seeking • woman,
who, while attending the funeral ser.
vices of Mr. Hall, is reported to
■ have remarked in an audible tone to
her neighbor!
“Weil, they are carrying him out
of the church now. They didn’t gat
to Japan after all.”
Wretfiffis Sffirwa« Ohio may not vote
SffSSpSa 1 ON prohi amendment
rhlch this prociro Is annexed. In de
fault whereof the Kid court win proooed
as to Justice shall appertain.
-WttMee the Ron- W. B. Thomas, Judge
cf cald court, thie 21th .day of August,
a oroover.
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OBORGIA. Thomu County:
To All Whom It May Concern:
Dncan Blckley, of eald state,
applied to mo for letters ot admtnlatn-
Mew a —
Colcmbus, J, Sept. 28.—The Ohio
Supreme Court has frustrated mother
effort to prevent a rote fn tho Nov.
cmhor election on the constitutional
amendment authoriilng tho sale of
light wines and beers, by refusing a
petition filed by Attorney Goneicl
Hawke, of Cincinnati, seeking to en-
Co bonis non with inn annexedTon Join the Secretary of State from Plac
•atejef s*U e*aatr."d*Mwad. C *tU* : iiMW. the beer proposal on the ballot.
that be bad received an offer of
large turn tor Slkl to meet the winner
ot the Joe Beckett-Frank Moran fight
in England on "Boxing day" the day
after Christmas. * Beckett and Moran
will fight Oct. 12. The manager ot
the Sengalese eald he did not desire
to go to the United States unless the
financial Inducements msde It worth
white.
Slkl himself at first was disinclin
ed to make the trip to the United
States, but later eald be would do so
if Hellers' terms were accepted. It Is
the opinion ot Hellers that it would be
a good thing tor SIM to meet Wllle
Immediately, as he considers. Wills
the only man standing in tho way of
a boat between Slkl and Jock Demp
sey, for the world's championship.
Heller's cablegram to O'Rourke
reads as follows:
“Want 1,100,000 fiance net, qx-
elusive of Income tax. Am ready to
leave Immediately and baveSIki tight
Wills Oct. 20.”
The extra 100,000 francs above th
million mark, HeUera explained, waa
for tbe expenses of the trip to the
United States and for training ex
penaes.
81H wa'a accorded a tremendous
ovation in ' the sporting center of
Paris last evening when he arrived
by automobile at the offices ot Ecbo
Desports, one of the foremost French
sporting papers. There were such
crowds in the-streets that traffic was*
stopped for more than an hour. The
tighter modestly acknowledged the
ovations.
*T am through with absinthe from
now on," SIM said to the Associated
Press. "I am a champion now, and I
must behave like a champion.” Ho re
fused to partake of a glass of cham
pagne which was offered Mm during
a toast to his victory.
Meanwhile Georges Carpentler is
lying HI and badly battered at his
AFTER BUSY SESSION
I Bryan vs. Carroll.
' plaintiff.
QTY COURT IS RECESSED BuUock ~ Tenx
Judgment .for!of prohibition law. Six months
| chalngang or three months and fin,
Clark Lumber of ISO.
against
Co., garnishee, Judgment
w—r- 'garnishee. \
On Wednesday upon the conclusion Bullock T W end LuoMe. Judg-
of the trial ot the ease of Smith- mant-for plaintiff. -■•S
Fleming Company against Brinson,! Alford vs. Hay. Judgment tor plain-
which was a suit upon an. account and * 1M -
which resulted In the return by the' T *' Judgment for
Jury of a verdict In'favor of the plain- ^ P
tiffs for the full amount sued tor, the
Jurors drawn to serve at the. current 1
September tram of tbe city court,
were finally discharged, and a recess
waa ordered until 10 a. m. Monday,
October 2, wben demurrers to plead-L. Hsr,,wlck ’ OoTern0r ' " #t •*
Hardwick vi. Carter. Dismissed.
Hardwick, Governor, vs. Stokes. Set
tled.
Hardwick, Governor,
al. Dismissed.
Inge in civil cases returned to this
term ot the court will be passed upon
by the judge. All motions for now
trials are assigned to be beard on
Friday,'October 6.
On accouut ot tbe illness of two
members of tbe local bar, the trial of
quite a number ot case, set down to
bo tried at tMs term, and In wblch
they were of counsel, was postponed
to tbe December -term of the court.
Cases other than tbe Smlth-Flemlng
Company case disposed ot up to the
hour of recess yesterday, and their
dispositions, are as follows:
The state vs Jim Williams. Theft JudKment for »'*">««•
Guilty. SenteffSe: ten mouths on Thom *" vln ° FerUllIer Co-
chalngang, or five months and fine ol Frencb - Judgment for Plaintiff.
Dismissed.
Hammond vs. Brinson. Judgment
for plaintiff.
Sllvey and Co. vs. Sherrod. Set
tled.
Samuel Fox Sons vs. Sherrod.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Ainsworth vs. Scott Judgment
plaintiff.
Thompson vs. Edge. Dismissed.
EUigton vs. Brown. Judgment
plaintiff.
Moore vs. Searcy. Judgment
plaintiff
Va. Car. Chemical Co. vs. Massey.
i r t r
gal. He attl* Wonder thO’ftnpressfon
that .the negro was disqualified.
This morning Georges asked to see
tho newspapers. Those at the bedside
however, told him tbe doctor's In
struction's ware that ho must hare ab
solute rest and that he must hot road
owing to the condition of Ms damaged
eyes. Ho has not been told tbat the.
2100.
The state vs. Joe Henry Harris
Theft. Eight monhs on gang.
The state vs. Jessie Florence.
Theft. Twelve months on gang, or six
months and fine of 2100.
The state vs. Joe Williams. Theft
Twelve months on gang
The stats vs Tennessee Herrin. Lar
ceny. Twelve months on chalngang,
or six months and tine of 2100.
The state vs. Eal McQueen. Drank
on public highway. Six months on
gang, or three months and tine of 260.
The itate vs. Charlie Williams. Stab
bing. Six months on chalngang, or
two months and fine of 2100.
The state vs. W. H. Stephens. Vio
lating prohibition law. Three montbe
in jail, or one month and fine of 2100.
- The state vs. J. Carter. Violating
prohibition law. Four months In Jail,
to be probated upon payment of -fine
of 260, Including costa.
Th.e state va. Parrish Glass. Statu
tory offense. Not guilty.
Tbe state vs. Lee Austin. Violating
prohibition law. Six months on gang,
or three months and fine of 275.
Albany Hardware, etc., Co., vs. My-
rick. Judgment tor plaintiff.
Platt and Gandy vs. Outs. Judgment
for plaintiff.
Allen vs. Southern Lumber, and Tie
Co. Dismissed.
Bulloch and Co., vs. Terry. Kelly
Clark' Lumber Co., claimant. Judg
ment tor claimant.
Georgia Northern R. R. Co., vs. Pea
cock. Judgment for plaintiff.
Burney vs. Williams.' Settled.
Burney vs. Coffee. Judgment tor
plaintiff.
Griffin vs. Griffin. Judgment for
Judges reversed tho decision of the plaintiff.
referee awarding him the bout on a! ThomasvUlo Live Stock Co.
font, and etUI believes himself the
champion.
Rogret is expressed on all sides
over the downfall of Carpentler, but
no attempt la made by tbs sporting
newspapers to hide tbelr satisfaction
over the discomfiture of Descampx,
Carpentler’s manager.
SPRINGHILL
Mr. and Mre. C. H. Butler and
children, of Pine Creek, were the
guests Saturday night and yunday
of the latters slater, Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Jones.
Mre. W. O. Thompson and little
daughter, Elnora, spent last week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Stanfield of near Pine Park, who
has been very ill reports are that
th.ey both are better. » Mr. Thomp
son spent Sunday there also. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Singletary
and. h“by Martha Evelyn of Bar
netts Creek, are visiting life latter*
parents, Mr. J. M. Wilion of
rhomasville, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Wilson, and Mr. J. Sherwood, at
tended preaching at Union Hill near
Pelham, 8nnday.
Mis* Pearlie Mae Rich spent Sat
urday night and Sunday at the homo
of her grandmother, Mrs. W. A.
Reagan.
Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Rich, visited
reluatives at Singletary, Sunday.
Messrs. J. H. Thompson, Sam and
Mich Meadows, went tg- Thomasville,
Sunday for the purpose of meeting
Mr. Gordon Caetlebcrry, who spent
the week-end in FIs;, on business.
Messrs. Alfred and Will Reagan,
were the dinner guests of Hr. J. H.
Thompson, Thursday.
. Mrs. Myrtle Drew and children,
spent awhile Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. P. G. Rich.
The farmers of thia community,
are taking Advantage of the pretty
weather to save their hay.
Mrs. J H. Thompson, and Miss
Pearlie Mae Rich, were the guests
Wednesday afternoon of Mrs.
Mildred and Miss Ellen -Scully.
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Griffin, and
children of Thomasville, Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. Thompson, and children
were the guests at the horns of Mr.
and Mrs. H. W. Griffin, Sunday.
Miss Rubye Castleberry of Grady
connty, waa the guest Saturday
night and Sunday of her cousin,
Hiss Goldie Orff tin.
Mr R. J. Fallin of near Cairo, was
the guest at the home of hts daughter
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Griffin, Satur
day.
Several from here attended court
Cairo, last week.
MOBILE WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
Vonler. Judgment for plaintiff.
Gerlock Co. vs. Miller. Ora MUler,
claimant. Levy. Dletnlssed.
Dixon vs. Parramore. Settled.
Bryan vs. Wright Settled.
Thomasvllle Fertilizer Company vs
Hooks. Judgment for plaintiff.
Strobe] vs. Satcher. Judgment
plaintiff.
Mattox va. Suber. Dismissed.
American Wholesale Corporation vs.
Monroe. Settled. -
Continental Co. rs. Moody. Judg
ment tor plaintiff.
Tyson and Co., va. Inman. Settled.
Grlbben rs. McGregor. Judgment
for plaintiff.
Fcltbam va. Dandrldge. Judgment
tor plaintiff.
Sullivan va. Lalas. Judgment tor
plaintiff.
Hardwick, Governor, vs. Mitchell.
Settled.
Hardwick, Governor, vs. Carter and
Turner. Judgment tor coats.
Hardwick, Governor, vs Moors et al.
Coat paid and case dismissed.
Hardwick, Governor, vs. Higgins
and Davis. Costa paid and esse die-
missed.
Hardwick, Governor, vs. McQualg,
et ah Judgment for plaintiff.
Hardwick, Governor, vs. Potman et
at. Judgment tor plaintiff.
Steyerman. vs. Thompson. Judg
ment tor plaintiff.
Georgia Fertiliser Co. vs. Vonler.
Judgment tor plaintiff.'
Georgia Fertilizer Co. vs. Hancock.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Oglethorpe Savings and Trust Co. vs
Couch. Judgment tor plaintiff.
Swift and Co. vs. Flowers. ' Judg
ment tor plaintiff.
Swift and Co. vs. Hutchinson. Judg
ment tor plaintiff. '
Swift and Co. rs. Joiner. Judgment
tor plaintiff.
Dasher Grocery Co. vs. Griffin
Judgment for plaintiff:
Galt Refining Co. vs. Myrick. Judg
ment for plaintiff.
Cooper Bracey Co. vs. Oriffln. Judg
ment tor plaintiff.
Horolck Peoplos Co., vs. Beverly
Settled.
Sampson's Garage rs. Grooms, Judg
ment tor plaintiff.
Dasher Grocery Cq. ve. Milligan.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Dasher Grocery Co. vs. Pafford.
Judgment for plaintiff:
U. 8. Sand Paper Co. vs. Mick.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Riley Drag Co. vs. Threatt at al
French.
Tennessee Chemical Co. vs. Phillips.
Judgment for plaintiff.
First National Bank vs. Redfearn.
Settled.
First National Bank ra. Ansley et al.
Judgment for plaintiff.
First National Bank vs. Adams.
Judgment for plaintiff.
First National Bank vs. Palmer.
Judgment tor plaintiff.
Burney vs. Surles. Judgment tor
plaintiff.
Burney vs. Howell. Judgment tor
plaintiff.
Burney va. Butler. Judgment tor
plaintiff.
Osborne Co., vs Milligan. Judgment
tor plaintiff.
Southern Auto Supply Co. ve. Coop
er Auto Supply Co. Judgment tor
plaintiff.
‘Solomon Co. - vs. Pavo Drug Co.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Rprt vs. Daniel. Judgment for plain
tiff.
Proctor etc. Co. ve. Sherrod. Judg
ment tor plaintiff.
Dannenberg and Co. vs. Pearlman.
Judgment tor plaintiff.
Bernd Co. vs. Bean. Judgment for
plaintiff.
Georgia Fertilizer etc. Co., i
Flowers. Judgment for plaintiff.
Elrod vs. Futch. Admr. Settled.
American Wholesale Corporation vs.
Sherrod. Judgment for plaintiff.
Davis vs. Daniel. Judgment for
plaintiff.
Lazarus and Co. vs. Pearlmtn. Judg
ment for plaintiff.
Levitt and Co. vs. Pearlman. Judg
ment tor plaintiff.
Grlbben vs. Miller. Judgment for
plaintiff.
Baker Corporation vs. Milligan
Judgment for plaintiff.
Proctor etc. Co. vs. Montford. Set
tled.
Wright Co. ve. Demity and Shlkaa
Judgment for plaintiff.
Couch Brothers vs. Kennedy. Dis
missed.
Dixon vi. Pate. Judgment for plain
tiff.
Swift and Co. vs. Cannon. Judg-
mont for plaintiff.
Swift and Cor., ve. Williams. Judg
ment tor plaintiff.
Page vs. Jackson. Dismissed.
Bank of Thomasvllle vs. J. B. Wil
liams et al. Judgmont tor plaintiff.
McRae vs. Chastain. Settled.
Citizens Bank and Trust Co. v*.
Hasolgrove Cigar Co. Judgment for
plaintiff.
Premier qtc Co. ve. Norwood. Judg
ment tor plaintiff.
Bonnet va. Bennet. Judgment for
plaintiff.
Tho state va. Robert Green. Cbargod
with unlawful carrying of pistol. Bond
forfeited.
The stats va. J. C. Lott. Charged
with violation of prohibition law. Bond
forfeited.
The state va. Kirby Jones. Statu
tory offense. Not guilty.
The state vs. D. S. Shores. Criminal
trespass.* Six months on chalngang.
or fine of 260 Including costs.
The state vs Robert Llace. As
sault and battery. Six months
chalngang, or tine of 260 Including
The state vs. Willie Legglns, Jr.
Larceny. Twelve months on chaln-
gang.
Tbe state va. Tom Mackenzie. Lar
ceny. Twelve months on gang.
The state vs. Garfield Walls. Lar
ceny. Twelve monins on gang.
The state vs. M. M. Higgins. Aban
donmont ot minor child. Twelve
months on state farm.
The state vi. Jesse Walden. Aban
donment of minor child. Twelve
months on chalngang. /
The itate vs. J. J. Braswell. Violat
Ing prohibition law. Six months on
state farm,
The stale rt/ Bam Walden. Violat
ing prohibition law. Twelve months
on chalngang, or six months and fine
ot 2600.
The state vs. W. B. Belcher. Vlolgt-
lng prohibition lsw. Verdict ot guilt).
Second offense. Sentence, twelve
months on state farm.
JUDGE MATTOX
BURIED AT ROME
Rome, Ga., Sept. 28.—Judge John W.
Mattox, former United States Con
gressman from the Seventh District
who died last night, was burled in
Myrtle Hill cemetery this afternoon.
Judge Mattox was a former mayor ot
Rome and a Confederate veteran.
WEATHER CROP REPORT
Atlanta, Ga., Sept. 27, 1922.
The past week was very dry,
moderately cool with abundant sun.
shine, and generally favorable for
farm work, particularly tjie gather,
ing of crops, but the weather has
been too dry for the further progress
of vegetation, except in some
sections where there were a few
showers, mostly in the southern
division. Cotton is nearly all open
to the northern limit of the State;
picking and ginning are far advanced
and will be finished unusually early.
Boll weevil is still, reported active.
The condition of cotton remains
very poor, without any prospect for
further improvement on account of
the drought. Harvesting corn, digg.
ing sweet potatoes and peanuts,
making sorghum syrup, and saving
hay progressed actively during the
week, but fall plowing could not be
done, as the ground is too hard to
plow. Cane made fair growth in the
southern division, also fall white
potatoes, which elsewhere are poor,
needing rain badly. Late upland
corn is poor, with fodder rapidly
drying up, but bottomland corn is
somewhat better. In most sections,
eipeclally over the northern portion
of the State, pastures, gardens, and
truck are drying up. A moderate
general rain would be beneficial.
Owing to the advance of the crop
season and the improbability that
the weather can have much further
influence, the next issue of the
Weekly Weather-Crop Summary will
be the last for the season of 1922.
C. F. von HERRMANN,
Uneeda
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th* DixIe Bertee^ were today delnx-
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The state vs. W. L. Wright. Charged
with assault and battery. Not guilty.
Tbe state vs. Cora Lea Larkins
Charged with larceny. Not guilty.
The state vs. Bettie Goodman. As
sault and battery. Not guilty.
The state va. FItzhugh Lee. Statu
tory offense. Six months on chain-
gang or two months and fine ot 260
The state vs. Ed. Harris. Cheating
and swindling.* Ninety days on chains
gang, or thirty days and fine of 260.
Tbe state va. W. H. P. O’Neal. As
sault and battery. Verdict of guilty.
Six months on public works, or fine
ot 260.
The itate ve. Walter Welker. Lar
ceny. Six monthe on gang, or three
months and fine of 250.
The state ve. J. C. Rogers, charged
with violation ot prohibition law. Ver
diet of not guilty.
The itate vs. Peggy Tompklne,
charged with violation of prohibition
law. Verdict of not guilty.
The state vs. Jack Mitchell. Viola
tion of prohibition law. Twelve months
on chalngang. or six months and fine
of 2100.
Tho elate ve. WlU Orison. Vtolattau
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