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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2,
•BUt-WCiKt-V TtMEB-KNriR prise, thomasville, qeorqia
PACE THREE
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Legal Advertising
J
w »—.... .. »lmed will sell at pubUe outcry, to the
Will be sold at public outcry before the highest bidder for cash, on fJret Tuesday
court house door In Thomasville, within In January. 1923. before court bouse door
the legal hours of sale? on the first Tues- In Thomasville. between legal hours of
In January. 1923. to the highest bidder sheriff*# sales, that city lot in city of
Utah, the following described property. Thomasville. being part of lot No. 3. Ba
tor cash, »
the authority lor Mine twin* hereinafter
stated:
On. black horae mute. T years old: 1
red mare mule about 7 year, old; 1 two-
horse wagon, Boaton make.
Levied on aa the property ol J.
Fafford, to satisfy an execution from the
City Court ol Thomasville, Ga„ In favor
of Dasher Grocery Company, and against
This the llth day of November, IMi.
GORDON E. DAVIS. 8henff.
Thomas County, Georgia.
SHERIFF’S SALE
GEORGIA Thomas County:
Will be sold at public outcry before the
court house door In Thomaevllle, within
the legal hour, of sale, on the first Tues
day In January, MM, to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described property,
the authority for same being hereinafter
stated:
One house and tot In the town of Pavo.
Ga„ facing Main atreet, bounded on the
north by Mrs. Vann: south by George
Levied on a. the property of D. D.
Peacock, to satisfy an execution from the
City Court of Thomasville Ga.. In fever
of Georgia Northern Railroad and sgalnat
V. V. Peacock.
This the 10th day of November, 1*1*.
administration on the estate of Dnve,corporation la primarily that of a Whole-
Harvard, late of Mid county, this la to Mle grocery business: but petitioners de
cue all and singular, the next of kin and; sire that Mid corporation shall have the
creditors, of Dave Harvard, to be and ap- right, power and authority to buy and
pear at my office within the time allowed! sell. In addition to all kinds and dsMea
bylaw, " '• — ‘ ' "
. and show cause, If any they can,
why administration should not be granted
to R. O. Harvard on Mid estate.
Witness my hand and official signature,
this December d, MM.
Wll. M. JONES, Ordinary.
CITATION
GEORGIA Thomas County:
Whereas, Annabel Vaughan, adminis
tratrix of estate of W. J. Vaughan, repre
sent. to the court In her petition, duly
filed and entered on record, that .hehas
J^F admlnlatored w. J. Vaughan estate.
on west side or ^rorut Stevens street, This Is. therefor*) to pita aii narannB . nn
feet north of the northwest intersection of - - - - ' pw *° na «>"-
the fence at corner of Clay And Stevens
street, which ts northeast corner
Sherman Henry's lot, and running thence
along Stevens street In a northerly dlrec-
tlon thirty-two and one-half feet; thence ary . 1993
haolr vmpaIIaI with Rltaesnen Lienee 1 . * *
cerned, kindred and creditors, to show
cause. If any they can, why said admin
istratrix should not be discharged from
her administration and receive letters of;
dismission on the first Monday in Janu-
of groceries, all kinds and classes of au
tomoblle supplies and accessories, and all
such other kinds and classes ot goods,
wares, merchandise and property as may
seem desirable; and the right, power and
authority to contract and act as agent
for others in the handling of any such
FEDERAL JUDGE BARRETT
DENOUNCES KU KLUX
KLAN ACTIVITIES
Albany, Ga., Dec. 19.—In opening
day, Judge William H. Barrett made
a denunciation of the Ku Kiux Klan
the feature of hia charge to the grand
back, parallel with Sherman Henry's
north lot line 220 feet: thence to Sherman
Henry's northwest corner; thence along
8herman Henry's north line 220 feet to
starting point.
Said land will be sold as property of
Cleveland Bell to pay the Indebtedness rb-
fered to In said deed, to-wit: A balance
of $600.00 due on notes signed by Cleve
land Bell, and payable to J. H. Flowers.
Proceeds of sale will be applied first
to payment of said Indebtedness and bal
ance, If any. to Cleveland Bell
November 27. 1922.
J. H. FLOWERS.
SHERIFF’S SALE
GEORGIA. Thomas County:
Will be ssld at public outcry before
the Court House door in Thomasville,
within the legal hours of sale, on the
first Tuesday In January 1922. ts the
highest bidder for cash, the following
described property, the authority
same being hereinafter stated:
One 7-horss power Hercules engine
Levied on as the property of W.
Groover, to satisfy an execution from
the City Court of Thomssrllle. Ga., In
favor of Wight db Jones Seed Mfg., Co.
and against W. H, Groover.
This the 9th day of December. 1921
GORDON E. DAVIS, Sheriff,
Thomas County, Georgia.
SHERIFF’S SALE
GEORGIA, Thomas County:
Will be sold at public outcry before
the Court House door In ThomasvlTlo,
within the legal hours of sale, an the
first Tuesday In January, 1919, to the
highest bidder for cash the following de
scribed property, the authority for same
being hereinafter stated:
One brick atore. located in the town
of Boaton, Ga., on Railroad St, now oc
cupied by Heeth and Jarrett, Meat Mar-
City Court of Thomasvllle, Oa., in favor
of The Garland Co., and against J. W
Moody.
This the Cth day of December, 1921.
GORDON E. DAVIS, Sheriff.
Thomas County, Georgia.
SHERIFF’S SALE
GEORGIA, Thomas County:
Will be sold at public outcry before the
court house door In Thomaavllle, within
the legal hours of sale, on the first Tues
day in Januanr, 1923, to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described property,
the authority for same being hereinafter
described
One brick building located In the town
of Boston, Ga., on Railroad street, now
LAND SALE
Whereas, on March 31, 1909, Wm. 1C.
Miller did execute to Mary E. C. Lawrle
his certain promlsory note for 9900.00 to
gether with his security deed to secure
lai ‘ *
same to the following land In the town
WM. M. JONES, Ordinary.
CITATION
GEORGIA. Thomas County:
ToAll Whom It May Concern:
wm. H. Platt having in proper form
applied to me for permanent letters of
administration on the estate of Georgs
Hadley, late of said county, this Is to
cite all and singular, the next of kin and
creditor!, of n«o r ge Hadley, to be and
appear at my office within the time al
lowed by law, and show cause, if any
Petitioners desire that said corporation
shall have the right, power and authority jury.
to buy, own, hold and sell stock In other/ / . . , .. ........ .
corporations within the limitations par- ( Saying he believed that the doty of
mltted by the laws in regard thereto; toi fl < Uf i M did not ston whpn h« had
bur. hold, own and ull real ..tat, for ,ua »® . , noc ,top wnen ne
the purposes of the corporation, and to charged the law, but that the scope
execute notes, bonds and other financial > / _ _«.• 1lf( * „ii
obligations; and to pledge all property by of * court abouId embrace all matters
mortgage, scurity deed or otherwise, aa affecting the public welfare. Judge
may become desirable In the conduct ot: n .. , , ... , t t.
Its business, and to do any and all of the B*7*ett analyzed what he understood
not, and engage In any and all of tho to be the attitude of the Ku Klux
enterprises as set out In this petition, i , , | “
SIXTH Klan towards the institutions of gov-
to™*riftr Tbouaand ( (MMw!m) , DoUara!! ern b> ent > and appealed to all citizens
Dolla^y eachl'but ^
petitioners desire the right to Increase ,** r realize tha seriousness of any
ceedlng*Ona Hundred Thousand*f910oLooo- I a “ emp ^ u,urp *• *»"««<*"■ of
REPRESENTATIVE KELLERS
ACTION CREATES A NEW
PRECEDENT
thoy can, why administration should not ‘ 00) Dollar, at any tlmo when authorisad government and of officer* of the
bo eranted to Wm. H. Platt, on aald by a majority of tho .lock than outstand-
ling. More than ton (lv%) per cent of 1 ‘
thla December*!**’9** d °^ c * a * signature. Jcapital Mock ha, already been paid One of the striking passages of
WM.' M. JONES. Ordinary.
CITATION
of Coolldfe, Thomas bounty, Georgia. to-[To/Whom i^lKy cSn?ira:
i L ®fana- Gardner, administrator* of”L
land , wert aide survey, alee: decraied. havlnr annum <a .
i aurvay,
Lota numbera 1 and I In Block 11 aur
vey of town of ooolldga.
Lou number, 1. 2, I, and 4, In Block 11
survey of town of Coolldfe.
Lota number, 2 and 4 In Block 17 rar-
ey of town of Coolldge.
I-ota numbera 1, ,. I and 4 In Block I,
survey of town of Coolldfe.
And whereai Mid note I, post duo and
balance of 1100.00, principal, boride.
Interest, I, unpaid, and whereaa Mid
deed, recorded In Book l-V, pan 110,
office dork of Superior Court, Thomas
county. Georgia, and the low, so provide.
that J. D.
JK*administrator of L. D. Johnson,
•••••■•I* having applied to mo for Imvo
to aril tho land of Mid deceaMd; all heirs
at, law and creditor, of tho Mid L. D
JohnMn. deceased, will take notice that
I will paaa upon Mid application at the
1M *’ #f th « Court of Ordi
nary of Thomas county, and that unloM
Jj ahown to the contrary at tho
Mid time Mid Imvo will bo granted. This
4th day of December. 1MI.
WM. M. JONES, Ordinary.
SEVENTH
Petitioners desire that the corporation
be granted all of the privllegM and bene
fits of the laws of tho etato of Georgia,
for tho benefit of and applicable to cor
porations of this character, and that
there shall be no liability of any stock
holder to tho corporation or lta creditors
Judge Barrett’s charge, which has
mada a profound impression here,
where the Klan if understood to here
several hundred members/follow*I
"Now, if any one of the three
b.ren r d'thr.™r, of"an°y r £p£d 1 ba7 « «** mentioned, anti-
•Kwkhoidera I uegro, anti-Catholle and anti-Jew
S’ b .' sentiment, be .ound, if it he. eome,
’™'J*" 1 *" ad - »■ executor of tim'tart T °N«lre"l. I hereby gfven'that J c Wood
y'lLV" 11 . "'.Men- E. q Lewrie, ham, admlntereto, of Llddia *SS&
deceaeod, will eon tho above described, Scott, decMeed. bavin, ennli.,
ft?* 1 -^.e 'y 1 . b°ure of eaJa on leave to Mil tao tand If Jfd dLJStSd: iSI
and style aforesaid, entitled to tho rights
privilege, and Immunltlu, and aubject
to tho ItablUtlM fixed by taw.
. H. H. MERRY,
„ Attorney for Ptltlonsre.
GEORGIA Thomas County:
I. H. r. Groover, deputy clerk of 8u-
RJ r i or .v Co ^ rl of , Tboma, County, certify
that the foregoing Is a true copy of a
petition for charter of Brandon Grocery
Company, now on file In this office. Wlt-
band and ofnclal seal, thla Da-
fore the court house door ...
to the highest and beat bidder for cash,
and distribute the proceed, aa provided
In Mid deed and the tawa of Georgia—all
according to law, tho undersigned oxer-
clalng the power of attor»,y granted In
Mid deed.
of Mary E. C. Lawrle, deceased.
LAND SALE
GEORGIA, Thomaa County:
Dader and by virtue of a power of sail
- - ffiPa&TSRMiE
G„re,a-«n
trary at thi aald tlmo said Isava win Ka
crated. This 4th day of December, 19CS.
M. JONES, Ordinary,
T if2 h a ,l T It w u,r c ?”i ,rn:
“• L..Hayes, having mada applies-
J" a “* torm . t” the appoint-
AFFLI6ATION FOE RENEWAL OF
CHARTER
GEORGIA Thomaa County:
To the^ Honorable Superior Court of Said
Tho petition of Kirby Planing Mill Com
pany, respectfully shows:
.. - First
«»•«»» <*r ?t
f: nua . r T* J*?*- Four petitioner was duly
charstered by the Superior Court of
(Thomas county. Georgia for tho
full
<,0) F.eare thereafter, with
t ,e right of euccesalon.
„ .. , Seeend
Petitioner represent, that lta Mid char-
JT —HI expire on tho IMh day of January,
Petitioner reprelrl'n?? that Its original
charter was amended by order of the
““"IF. Ooor-
gla. November MthV lKA „d JG mmu
ta™M C jy“,Van W nS! f 1 **® « tilt,
occupied by Heeth and Jerrett’s meat
market
Levied on as the property of J, W.
Moody, to satisfy an execution from the
City Court of Thomasville, Ga. In favor
of Continental Works Company and
Petitioner attaches hereto a certified
f H 0m . th ® minutes of the cor-
reiSwi? hS2 W i"* that J* 1 ®, oppUcatlonfor
* utho rl«ed by proper
against J. W. Moody.
This the 20th day of November. 1922.
GORDON K. 1>AVIS, Sheriff,
Thomas County, Georgia.
corporate action.
WHEREFORE, Petitioner praya
»r wrsTiHnw ,k. ... * *
vested |n w. P. Spark,, hi, h«lr, ani S*"*®',» P«mM>ent admlnlrirattw upon
aulgn,. by deed made and delivered ta th e estate of Wm. M. Miller, late of maid
Lovlod on a, tho property of J. W. tho Mid W. P. Sparke. by J. R. Domino" I «> U "‘F: notlco I. hereby given that aid
Moody, to satisfy an execution tram tho dated tho llth day of November. 1*11. -PbHcatlon will be herd at the resutar
and recorded In the office of tho clerk ,erm °* *be Court of Ordinary of hm
of th. superior court of Thomw LinW, f?“?'F’ b» h.ld on th? nm Monday
GeorgdA on ta. llth day of November, ‘"'““"P. «» _ 7
1»I», In deed record "|.R“ at page 19A L.WItnaM my hand and official signature
tha undersigned, holra and lexateea wtll| thl * December 7, lm. *'
aell at public outcry to the highest btddar WM. M. JONES. Ordinary
on tha lint Tuesday In January, “ r
.."itar^r'cc'Sry.’l'nrw^ !ho Th l°xal | N ° T ' CE ° F ot^i7^y° F C0UNTV gST&
"'I M “L t l " “^“•"*th*SJZ& ,V& Mb
All that trect or parcel of land situate,! Act approved Aug., nth 1,14 which ,I
lying and belnr In the lfth district of as follow,: ’ w " lc,, re * <! * 7ourt b
ThomM Munty, Georgia, and In land lot "That Mid Commlerionera nrlo, t. ih. 1 ch.rti. .^ ^ J ""o-al of Its aald
No. 215, described aa follow,: Beginning let day of January 1117 tnd blenStaitalorlrfMi d * dan ?. l *" tou,,n ,h *
at tha northeast corner of Mid lot and thereafter, shall give thlrt ve.S. ln «> r P*r«tlon and the Mid
running waat on the north lino thlrty-alx by publication In the omclri^ 7 ?^, 55 (20) for * ,urth ' r oorloO of twenty
and five one-hundredths (M-5/1M) I Mid County. Inviting nroMrel. 7„ .„ J ' . .
chains: thence along tho dividing lino bo-1 chartered hank In Mid Cou555 ,1? K 7
tween thle tract and L. L. Vahn’e landl»»a keeping and dT.burrem.Jt 5? ‘.h!
southward to the public road; thence west j County funds of Mid County foi-^thVnlw
road four and aoven-tonthe ’eucceodlng two ywx aSd .hali h l™^
, ( J 7 > ,'kalne to the northeast corner of (ho him to tho hankbffering the ifS
ths O Neal land; thence a little westward ®*nount of Interest on monthiv
south along the said O'Neal land twenty-1 *nd who shall furnlsh m bond In^Hml
four and two-tenths (24.2) chains to the j purity company authorizSdto do K?.*
l ne , r V ni .’L n|r eMt mnd WMt "*»<* divides I new in this state. In the wm
thence along said line forty-eight' *J v «n by the Trea«urer of U 2id ronntw
and seventy-nine one-hundredths (49.79) the premium on which bond eh!ui
«{gj" , to * h ® »«•; thence north the County. s*ld bo^ nay.b *) to P »h2
^ , and . toufteen, one-hundredths County Commissioners of^Td ciuntv
(36.14) chains to the point of beginning conditioned aa the bond h*rr» a fL»° . y '
the norths,,t corner, except a two.«re >F the Treawrer.* her * tofo "> *'»•"
tract on the west line Ju»t south of tho I .Therefore, notice la hereby viv.n ,h.,
ES® 1 *? known aa the Turner place | the County Commissioners'a? the'realliJi
h,mdiS ., h J r m 7 ®° nT ®Fed contains one! ??••“»« In January 1923 will
p, u " dr * d » nd ftty-two and nine-tenths; ‘ho selection of a County D.Mri5I™ it
tSf-JSf" or less. required by th. shore quoted taS' 0 * 7 “
th^lJ'S’ R W,l L b r‘m.ry ^ MOME “
debednesa referred to In enld deed, a" d S ’ r ‘- »®ALD, Chairman.
One'nmtf'dated^Novernbe'’lf!* B 1919** 0 and Clc ^_ C °“"< 7 Comm.M.onere.
MfK^S'M?n',e^.rM J«hn cnmS!% RCB N0T,CB
date at the rate of eight (S) per cent I Va
per annum, the amount of Interest being ! Fell ley Carrington,
duo on tho second dgy of January, 1923.' Petition for divorce Thoms, o,,.. ,
the date of Mle, being 9174.15. the total, Co “ri. October Term.' 1922 Superlor
amount duo being the principal and In- To defendant, Felltcy candnrtnn. -r.i.
together with the cost of thla pro- "? llc « ‘hat I have fMed a! ?rtion T *,!S:
«' dln * »* eaprereod In aald not. and f ™"* agalnet yoi on ground of J..I5
deed. Default having been made la th, returnable to Anrtl !.™ df ,’o‘. r .'
payment of said note, the power of Mle t Thomas Superior Court at JPA**
aa contained In Mid deed hai became F° u -re required ta t - lm ^
operative. The proceed, of Mid eau5rtj thereto. 10 PPW * nd pl ** d
LAND SALE
STATE of Georgia,
County of Thomas:
Under and by virtue of a power of sale
vested in the undersigned by deed made
and delivered to It by William W. Lind
sey. dated May 31, 1921, and recorded In
the office df the clerk of the superior
court of Thomas county, Georgia, In book
l-U, Folio 628, the undersigned will sell
at public outcry to the highest bidder
for cash, on the first Tuesday In January.
1922, before tho court house door at
Thomasville, Thomas county, Georgia,
between the legal hours of sheriffs sales,
the following described property, to-wit:
AU that tract or parcel of land situate,
lying and being In the 13th district of the
county of Thomas, state of Georgia, con-
allsting of one hundred and forty (140)
acres, more or less, In the northwest cor
ner of land lot Number Three Hundred
and Forty-six (349), bounded north by
lands of Lanier; east by lands formerly
owned by H. B. Beaman and now owned
by Curley Wright; south by lands
Charles Hendsrson; west by lands
Walter Murphey and Lanier, being the
*7 *»iw «ur|iiie; uuu Mfiiwr, uciiib mu
lands whereon William W. Lindsey re
sided at the time of execution of Mid
Said land will be sold as the property
of said William W. Lindsey, to pay the
Indebtedness referred to In said deed, and
more particularly described as follows:
One principal note for the sum of Fif
teen Hundred and 99/100 Dallors, dated
May 31, 1921, with interest thereon from
October 1, 1122. to January 2, 1922, at
the rate of 7 per cent, per annum; also
wo i»« mi • lciii. yc, uiiiiuiii, wav
on, lntere,t coupon for tho lum of One
Hundred, Five and M/100 Dollars, dated
May 91, 1991, and due October 1, 1919,
with Interest thereon from maturity ta
ceding. Bald notes being made and de
livered ta the underelgned by tha Mid
William W. Lindaey, and the amount of
principal and Intereut duo to day of Mia
being 91,999.99, together with the cost
of thla procedinr. Default havlnr ben
made by tho Mid William W. Lindaey
in tha payment of the Interest coupon
note maturing October t, 1999, and Mid
Mid deed and the powa- of Mle contained
In Mid deed has become operative. The
proceeds of aald Mia will be applied first
to tho payment of Mid Indebtedness, and
tha balance, If any, pall to the Mid Wll
llam W. Lindsey.
Thle fifth day of Decmber, 1199.
PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY.
LAND SALE
GEORGIA Thomaa County:
Under and by virtue of a power of Mle
verted In tho undersigned by deed made
and delivered by H. A. Wall and Mrs.
" E. Wall, dated September 99, 1921,
and recorded In office of clerk of super
lor curt of Thomaa county, In deed rec
ord l-V, page 291, the underelgned will
Mil at public outcry, to the highest bid
der for oaah, on Brat Tuesday In Janu
ary, 1999. before curt house door In
I Thomasville, between legal bourn of
* sheriffs sales, that Improved lot In
‘Ochlockneo, Thomaa county, Georgia,
cmmnndng at tha corner of Railroad and
iEnV°Sn'!£Ia' 7Jt h, ,n c *.
mong KaJiiwu street ih rest' to a wire
fence, thane Met along aald fence.570
feet to Una fence of property -owned In
1919 by W. D. and Emma Bill,, thence
-south along aald fane 179 feat to Jack-
.son street, thence along Jackson street
to starting point, having thereon a frame
and other outbuildings
H. A Wall and Mrs. M. E. Wan to
tha IndabtadnaM -referred to ln asm
* to-wit: one note for 11,900.00,
■■ojRembor 11, 1911. sad doe Sop-
. w n, 1922. With Interest from date
at sight par cent, signed by H. A WaU
:d Mrs. X. E. '
Nora Dunn. s -LuJVzn
P.oeeedi of aalo^rin bo applied
to payment of said -IndabtadnaM) ena-exi
■ -MCA H oof, « H. A Wall snff Mrt. II
Novembern, 1199.
MBS. NORA DUREN.
land sale
-GEORGIA Thomas C0usty:^^^^^H
Under-and'by virtue of a power Of -Mid
Sm
■April %, TWS. ;and
for Uventv’fl0 t > he ren ® wal of 'said*charter
£ Wnpffi 'o°f *the* old'chartar
L. 8. K Moore PLANIN0 MILI ’ COMPANY.
OFnnni? Si
- u *J*ORQIA, Thomas County:
aald county, t Oscar'Olojw, do certify that I am
countv per, 2 r F 0Url of Thomas
n“V."! 7 ; OMrglu, and that tho foregoing
wrh t y n p,: o „ r l „r n Mnr'c„ o i,n^y c r: r i er tr ^
or a fiio 0 ta e thi; 0 rt 7 |? e f . ,he orlK,n * 1
n .. _ OSCAR GROOVER
Seorgfa 1 * 11 ' r C0Urt • Tllom “* County,
RESCUED FROM DEATH
ON THE GREAT LAKES
Sault Ste. Marie, Doc. 19.—After
or if it does eome when we feel that
our country is really menaced by the
negroes, by the Catholic or by the
Jews, bo at to destroy our govern
ment or our Amerlcgnlsm then let’e
combat it in the open- If it is wrong
there are methods of correcting it
by law, and by frank, open, public
expression of our sentiments. We
can coerce our representatives in
either the Legislature or Congress to
pass lm that are wise, if the pub
lic sentiment is back of It. If we
cannot, mast we not admit that the
public senfment is hot back of itt
Ae to the last reason, and hy far
tho most dangerous reason, is it not
in fairness to be said of it that it is
a claim on the part of this minority
of the citisenship that they have cob-
•titnted themselves into a super-gov
ernment, that they have by tmplica-
ion, declared that in them alone rests
the virtue of our people and i n them
alone rests the rightful exercise of
the eontrol of alleged wrong doing.
Is It not a natural and neeessary
sequitur that if that be a sonnd
proposition, courts should be abolish
ed and legislatures should be abolish
ed, and executives should be abolish
ed, and police forces should be
abolished, because if those officials
who are engaged in following and ad
ministering law are to be set nt
naught by these seif-constituted
organizations, why have them, I ask
you gentlemen, eye to eye and face
to face to ask any member of the
Klan, if perchance he has a young
daughter, if he is willing to so carry
in his life and his activities that her
virtue and her protection shall de
pend not upon courts, not upon law
but upon the passions of men? AV,
him, if he has a young son, is he
willing for him to grow up in a coun
try that knows no law, a*k him, face
to face and eye to eye, if he enn look
In his Inner conscience nnd believe
that he is following the teaching of
Christ? Ask him, if he is Tarrying
on this wny, docs he believe thnt ho
is contributing to make a man worthy
taH*K? > J* d frat t0 *he payment of Mid
Indebtedness, and the balance, if any,
PxW.to the Mid J. R. Dormtney.
This the tint day of Decembar. 1999.
JOHN S. SPARKS.
McCURDY SPARKS.
I “m£«. , J md * r th “ wm ot w - p - Sparks,
GEORGIA. Thom.. County
To Whom It May Concern:
O. GROOVER, Clark
GEORG P .rT^.r° C " u C n V* RTE "
COURT o£ O & O £ A ^NT 8 yV PERI0 “
con *-
SiTZT.f ,“7 day “ ° n W* * the image of
w^ta th T ‘ ! U Superior, his maker; ask him. if he knows he Is
I!n h.w tl? P ® ” eTer h “ n « lB « right, why mask? The cure of wrong
r n tiv marlt “ nd apimr -, i " lf * ht »" d ma y upon it,
ently without food, twenty-three of j when a man feels that he must act
the twenty-sevon missing person, from | wit h a hidden countenance nnd In
the ill-fated tug. Reliance, have been secret, In the depths of his heart he
Notic. .;‘h^br given that w. W. JJW <^ “Yrer'. 0r thereaf«er
srs^ASSrs’ , h . t U1
?or^vS*s n L5 p ?M , ;.'ta b t y .?; t, i , i3 “ plre on ,be ‘ tb '
January 2, 199,. at tha reta of S per cent. J- W. Wilson, deceased, and that 1 aZil r ,, repreaenta that by lta
per annum; atao an expenm of this pro- *n order was made thereon at the Decern-1SKS .. H» minimum capital wae
'“Atlon, and that ta t 52, h . OU ta. n l < * 10 0<,0 > wlth ‘*>1
-rta^'WlllSL S*!*© Tlium'S' (55'o.9~T'fi».re. “ CMd
ceased, will take notice that I will*pass' P *i ,t i? ner desires a renewal
upon Mid application at the JanSaS 1 Sni * ,“i d cb ®H er M ®«‘ out In the
term, 1923, of the Court of Ordinary of 1 f Inoorporatfon, with an
2ta, 0 ™“.“i;!! t7: ? nd that unlMa cawa ta | ta^J^SSj ita'2Stai ll S or l* l . nit p “'Hon*r
hM t , eaidl to ai.StaTii K !," » »ot
• Thi. 4th day of and“(92M,Mo7pSta^' d * Plfty Th0 “-
WM. M. JONES. Ordinary.
' r °K." hom . “My Concern:
hcreh 7 given that w. w.
NrtlC. uai w.
Wilson, J o. Wilson and O. H. Wilson,
aa admlnlatratore of J. W. Wilson, tate
°t “ ld county, deceased, having appllad
to ma for leave to Mil the personal prop?
•S 0 Wileon, deceased, and
I)2! t emh«r r ^SJ , *:oM* d : lhereon »t the
December term, 1922, for citation anti
cation laaue; ail ih. hem. at uw
and creditors of Mid J. W. Wilson de-
U S e n . ot,c ® that 3 win’pass
at th ® Januaiy
““"Jf: and that unlaaa cause
“.! n ? wn to the contrary, at Mid tlma
eata leave will be granted. Thle 4th"day
of Decembar. 1922.
WM. M. JONES, Ordinary.
. _ CITATION
GEORGIA, Thomas County:
Petitioner pray, an or-
der crantfnsr the renewal of th« u is
.T”a nt7 ««" T«ra to Ski
Personal jirop; the old chTrter' Md'thit'3h.'J?ld*c'{S5,S
SsS
(ttto.wtS Deltanx** 1 * ™ t7 ThouMnd
SOUTHERN SAW MILL COMPANY.
Tltv. and Dckfc. B ’ & M *° k ’ I ' rMld ' nt -
a£nnn n ,'Z‘J? r p «H‘'o"er.
° i JSSL'i’ Thomaa County:
tigfWfSiiiB
RsSS»i!=
Onoow. Edna Roecncranz, Mar-
Katherine Groover.
Thla la. therefore, to notify all parsons
concerned to til, their objections. If any
thay have, on or before the first Monday
In January, naxL else she wlU be dla-
ekxrged /Tom her guardianship as appllad
WIf. M. JONES, Ordinary.
It May Concern:
p - harinE In proper form
applied to me for permanent letters
^"•■rtratlon on thTSSSi if L wf
“3 re™ »r *»■ a. vvau ™ ™ anata or I. w.
Walk and paiya^ta9o,Mre. gyw^Mh^'ofMld ewmty. this ta to clt»
WKl 5?
asis?
tajnST'g^'U^XtS' m °‘'
Wltnae my hand and official signa
ture. this December «, 1«9.
WM. M. JONES. Ordinary.
.prii s-ffspys
p.«u,on”orn a i. M K,
Clerk „ OSCAR GROOVER,
Georgia? Court Thom »* County
GEORO^ ,T 7S, N ma P .°«. f,TER
GeortU. respectfully shows: ^
_ . . FIRST
That their desire Tor themselves and
tha prtrtiSr.f f ^ag
oTth'a riSIrtS:
PMre. of burt„Mt wlthta
:iS wh * r * YhdMvir lt
«mhS» 0 5Sta mt-i l £K?“ ,po, * Mon u P»
cunlary gain for Itaelf and Its abarehoiS
fourth
■to be carried oa by MJd
rescued by the tugs Gray and Favorite,
according to a meagor wireless dis
patch received here yesterday after
noon from the Gray.
Fato of the four remaining missing
persons was not revealed In the cryp
tic dispatch flashed by the Gray'a
doubts his rightness.”
TIMELY NEWS ARTICLE
FROM METCALFE WRITER
Metcalfe, Ga., Dec. 19 With the
wireless. Search for them Is being cd ‘toF’ s permission, we want to tell
continued. Those rescued include ° Ur , h , cart '
r ,„, r, . _ | The writer has just returned from
Lapt. D. A. Williams, master ot tho j Atlanta, where he held conference
Reliance, Capt. John McPherson of the with leaders on agriculture relief
Booth Fisheries. A passenger on the: lc B‘»'“ tion . and wo can say with
craft still is missing. Tho messugo ecrtaint F that ‘ h « prospects are
brighter right now than they have
been in the last three years. The
entire country in begining to see the
position of the farmer and tt is just
a question of time now, before some
mentioned no other names.
Hope of finding any of the missing
persons alive virtually was abandoned
here earlier In the day when the Gray
reported the finding of two battered
lifeboats from the Reliance. It Is now
assumed the boats were washed away
from the Island after the marooned
men had landed.
Tho hardships suffered by the band
during their five days’ imprisonment
“r fu 11 ?'! 11 bB Z' beC ° me BeW handicapped "because
history of the lakes. When they left
the sinking tug none of the men had
food, fuel or firearms. The Isle on
which they landed is practically bar
ren and uninhabited. It Is believed
there are a few nuts, however, left
by Indians and trappers In past sea
sons. It probably will be late today
before the togs can return to this port
with the resened because ot tho Ice
in Lake Superior.
Washington, D. C., Dec 19—The re
fusal of Representative Keller of
Minnesota to respond to a subpoena
requiring him to give under oath the
Information upon which he based im
peachment charges against Attorney
General Daugherty has created a
precedent of such possible far-reach
ing Importance that the House judic
iary committee decided yesterday to
refer the whole matter to a subcom
mittee for investigation.
Meantime the hearings on the
charges against Mr. Daugherty will
go forward, the committee summon
ing such witnesses as tt can find with
out the aid of Mr. Keller, who dra
matically withdrew from the proceed
ings last Thursday after filing with
Chairman Volstead a statement charg
ing that there had been a "barefaced
attempt to "whitewash" the Attorney
General. At that tlmo the taking of
terttmony on two of the fourteen
charges filed by Mr. Keller had been
completed.
Chairman Volstead plans to Appoint
within a day or two the subcommittee,
which In the language of a formal
motion adopted yeeterday by the en
tire committee, la "to make an Investi
gation of what action. If any, should
be taken In connection with the con
duct of Mr. Keller towards thla com
mittee and towards the House of Hep
resentatlves.”
The subcommittee will Ibe composed
of both Reublicana and Democrats.
Mr. Volstead said, and It was Indi
cated that the personnel would de
pend largely upon the willingness of
the members to serve.
Admittedly Mr. Keller’s announco
ment that In refusing to obey the sub
poena, he was standing on his rights
as a member of the House, has left
majority of the twenty-one lawyers
on the judiciary committee In a quan
dary as to just what the power of
the committee and the House is In
the premises. The situation is with
out parallel in so far as they now can
determine and since whatever action
decided upon will constitute a guide
the future there is a disposition to
attack tho problem with great care
and deliberation.
The situation was canvassed fairly
and fully at an executive session yes
terday last more than an hour and
a half, but there ws such a diversity
of opinion thnt agreement upon a defi
nite line of action was regarded as
hopeless, at least, until a study of the
legal authorltlea had shed more light
than thus far has been brought to
bear. From the start some members
havo been In favor of a report for
contempt proceedings before the bar
of the House, but thus far they appear
to have been in the minority.
On the basis of tho information no-v
at hand, tho memberu are farliy con
vinced that Mr. Keller cannot be mc.dr
to appear be.ore the committee to
testify. They also are of the opinion
thnt the Houso itself cannot enforce
compliance with tho subpoena as
could a court In a aimilar caac.
Whether there could be contempt pro
ceedings Ik another queation nnd one
for the aubcommtttoo to Inquire Into.
DENY ANY .PART IN
MURDER OF BROKEN
is i
In i
Mount Holly, N. J., Dee. It.—Mr*.
Dorris Brunen and her brother,
Harry C. Mohr, charged with tha kill
ing of "Honest” John T. Brunen,
carnival owner, denied oq ‘the wit
ness stand yesterday they had any
part in the slaying of the showman.
Charles M. Powell, confessed slay
er, testified last week that he had shot
Brunen as he sat at the window of
his home in Riverside, N. J., Marcu
10, at the instigation of Mrs. Brunen
and Mohr.
Sobbing convusiveiy, Mrs. Brunen
said: *‘I have never in my life talked
about killing my husband. I loved
him.”
Mohr, who preceded the showman's
widow on the stand, made an em
phatic denial of every allegation of
Powell and the other witnesses for
the prosecution involving him i 0 the
shooting.
“I never urged, hired or suggested
to Powell that he kill Brunen, and I
never promised him money to kill
him,” he declared.
When the trial reojiened yesterday
counsel for the defense asked the
court to dimiss the case against
Mrs. Brunen on the ground that the
state had failed to prove her either
a principal or an accomplice of the
crime. Justice Kalische ruled that
although the testimony against Mrs.
Brunen was scant, it was the jury’s
duty to pass upon her innocence or
guilt.
Mrs. Brunen denied she ever caliej
her husband a brute or that he was
cruel to her, "except when he was in
toxicated.” She admitted having had
trouble with him. She said she had
forgiven Hazel Brunen, her stej>-
daughter, for what she had said
against her when she testified for tha
state.
MoKr, in his testimony, gave a de
tailed":account of what he did on the
day and evening of the killing. At
the time of the shooting, Mohr said,
he waa in Philadelphia, and it was
not until the following morning that
he saw Powell. Powell testified ho
had joined Mohr a little after tho
shooting.
Royal yacht will compete
IN RACES NEXT YEAR
London, Nov. 30.—(By Mnill
King George has definitely announced
his intention of fitting out the
famous yacht ‘Brittnnia’ for racing
next year.
minute rush. Every member of the
two Sunday schools will give a pres
ent, this demonstrating the lesson
that it is more pleased to give than
to receive.”
A gang of amateur burglors was
operating here Saturday night, break
ing into the stores of G. A. Thomas,
Horne Brothers, L. D. Ferguson, the
Postoffice, and the courmerclal
Bank. Efforts were made to open the
snfe at each place but these attempts
PICTURE FRIES
We Have A Large Stock
—OF-
MOULDINGS
AND
READY MADE FRAMES
I. W. HOLLER
PHOTOGRAPHER
Thomasville, Ga.
WOMAN PROFESSOR IN
T0KI0 UNIVERSITY
Tokio, Nor. 29.—(By Mall)
Min Konokb Yavii, recently decorat-
ef.witfc the order' of the,
Treasure for her.BgfcievqmqnU lit: the
botanical science, has appointed as
sistant profenor in tha botany de
partment of Tokio University and it
the first woman to hold a member
ship in the Imperial Untvenity
Faculty. Min Yasui has spent two
lean In Germany and the United
arrangement will be made whereby' were feeble and unsuccessful. Noth-
the producer will be able to get a' ln « of va,ue has becn mis5ed
living price for his crop. The main | clther placc > but aI1 the safc *> **-
obstacle now is tho fact that farmers cept at tb ® Bank > wcre ao badI F
arc so slow to take advantage of co-battered that an expert will be re
operative marketing, President Hard-juiced to open them. *
ing has told how the government is
are not
BARWICK
COLO
STORAGE
NOW CURING
MEAT
Plenty space for every- ;;
body.
RATE: 2c for 40 days.
We buy meat for
charges.
A. E. MASSEY
Proprietor.
organized, that we must help the gov
ernment to help us. It is as plain as
day that unless wc do organize, ail,
the small and middle class farmers
will be choked out then the Mil
lionaire land owners will take ad-
vantage of the opportunities we pass
ed up.
Arrangements are being perfected
for the big Christmas tree, at the
Baptist church on Friday night, Dee.'
22nd. Mrs. L. D. Ferguson, chair-«
man of the program committee and
Mrs. W. L. Hay, chairman of tho
decorating committee, are working •
out all details and they are being
loyally supported, by a rorps of Sun- J
day; rphoolReaders from -both church-1
tt**}." Aniiro community is invited j
to attend and put presents on the |
tree. The decorating committee will.
be at the church Friday afternoon,'
from two to five o’clock for tho
receipt of these presents and they |
site that everyfwdy send them at
this time in order to avoid any last
MERCHANTS USE ICE ALL
THE TIME
The butcher uses lee all winter WHY? The grocer uses
all winter. WHY? Ooes he love his ice man more or Is
cause he has dlacovered the economy In the use of Ice?
Hundreds of our best house keeper, use Ice throughout t?c en
tire year. WHY? Have they discovered by experience It’s viiue
aa a food saver, and a health saver. Eventually ajt who eonsideV
-their convenience, their ho'elth- end their nockethoql^e will nee
ice through tho winter regardless of weather conditloni.
Sk
Thomasville Ice & Mfg. Co.