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TBH BANNER-HBBAT.D, ATHENE, BBOKCM 1 • WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8.-1822, THE BANNER-HERALD ATHENS, GA. Publizhed Every Evening During the Week Except Gatnrday and lay and on Sunday Morning, by The Athena Publiahing Company, , Ga. EARL B. BRASWELL H. J. BOWB CHARLES B. MARTIN ... PnMiaher and General Manager * , Editor ... Managing Editor Entered at the Athene Pot toff lee at Second Clan Mail Matter under the Act of Congreat March 8, 1879. • hospital drive progresses I CMFFIN. Ga.—Reports from the I committees soliciting subscriptions | to theP Critfin hospital show that, the fund Is progressing rapidly and that the towns people are opening up their hearts to a worthy cats" and' giving. Several thousand dol lars have already been subscribed not counting old subscribers who will send In theVr quota soon. The work at the Griffin hospital, oc- cordfng to reports, have been highly satisfactory In the last few years and the efficient staff Is to be rethmed. SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Effective Nov. 12, 1923) By city carrier delivery, One Week, 13 cents; Two Weeks, 25 cents; One'Month, 55 cents; Three Months. 51.65; Six Months, 53-26; One Year, 55.50. Mail Subscription Bate. 56.00 per year. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Presa is exclusively entitled to the use for repub- licatien of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited In, this paper, and also the local news published therein. All rights of re'publication of special dispatches arc also reserved. DID'IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU? A Little of Everything And Not Muoh of Anything, ■y HUGH ROWE. J THREE DAYS’ Address sll Business Commukations direct to the Athens Publishing ay not to individuals. News articles intended for publication I addressed to The Banner-Herald. SSTu. f— UNCLAIMED BANK DEPOSITS “■ft.-case carried to the Supreme Court of the United -States from California for the purpose of determin ing the proper disposition to be made t o[ unclaimed (deposits in banks has attracted unusual attention , throughout the country. The courts of California up- ;held the state law which permits the state to be come possessed of bank deposits which remain un claimed for more than 20 years, and the decision of the state court was upheld by the United States Supreme Court. • The Wilmington (N. C.) Star in commenting on the decision has the following to say: ■ r '‘The bank contended that the statute® violated rights guaranteed to a state bank by the federal con stitution.and that they were obnoxious to both the contract clause and the due process clause. The California Supreme Court decided for the state and the federal Supreme Court holds with that decision. The California statutes under which the contention arose provides that if a bank account has not been added tb or been drawn upon by a depositor for more tijan 20 years and no one claiming the money has within that period filed with the bank any notice showing his present .residence, and the president or managing officer of the bank does not know that the depositor is alive, then the bank shall, upon entry of a (judgment establish these facts, deposit with the ‘state treasurer the amount of the unclaimed deposit and accumulations. The state cannot begin suit . ’against a bank till after 20 yean. “''There have been many instances of unclaimed deposits in banks, and possibly many of them would be claimed if the fact were sufficiently advertised before the state begins action. Even after the de posit has been converted into the state treasury aqdbona fide claim is proven the state should hold ; itself responsible to the claimant. Otherwise the bank would be responsible, it would seem, although l it might be relieved by the action, taken by a state.’’ i LET THE SUPREME COURT STAND . - • For several years there has been a hue and cry from disgruntled politicians, labor leaders and cor porations desiring special favors for radical chang- , es in the present system as inaugurated by the .. judges of that court. Some of the congressmen and senators have suggested and urged a proposed bill requiring that seven out of the nine judges concur , iu pronouncing any Act of Congress unconstitutional. Some propose to amend the constitution by the pass age of a measure so that if the Supreme Court Fed- ~ ,ctal Judges declare an Act of Congress unconstitu- tfianal, Congress may, by re-enacting the law, nuili- fy the court action. These and many more pro- - -pored measures have been discussed in order to reach control of the highest court in the nation in order that it may be used to render such decisions as will be in keeping with those who do not stand fpr the enforcement of the laws, but represent special interests and are seeking special favors. ' As the court now stands it is a five to four de lusion. Under the proposed plan it would require a vote of 7 to 2 before an Act of Congress could be (teeiared unconstitutional. It is better that the present system remain In force. For over a century this-court has been established and now for it to be ip-ought into politics and bickered with by the special ; interests tys usefulness will be destroyed and the rights of the people taken from them, ’ Let it be hoped that should such a measure be Introduced the representatives from this state will stand soiidiy against any interference whatever with (be present law creating the court and the system, which is being applied in the deliberations of the highest court in our land. i TUBERCULOSIS CHRISTMAS SEALS . ’.Located on many of the prominent corners of the ^■keets and in the lobbies of the office buildings, post and stores the good ladies of this city are giv- their time and energies to the cause of stamping opt tuberculosis in this community through the sale of stamps. _ Every citizen interested in the betterment of the community and in helping to protect the entire cit- ifbnship from the ravages of tuberculosis should their aid by purchasing stamps while they are oil sale. These stamps will be sold from now until Christmas and every letter and package mailed should bear one or more of these stamps. The cost ig nominal, but the benefits are great; every dollar received f-om this source is used as a fund for the employment of a tubercular nurse and for the treat ment of those afflicted with the dreadful disease. • It is an alarming condition facing the people of tgis city and county and the sooner such is recog nized and the proper protection given against its growth, the better will it be for all classes of citi zens. Buy siampa today and remember that you are not only helping a’good cause, but that you are Chronic cough* and persistent cold* lend tn serious lung trouble, lou can atop them now with Crt-omuls on. an emulsified creosote that in pleasant to take. Creomulslon Is a new medi cal discovery with two fold action; Of nil known drug-., cognized by the medical fraternity i the greatest healing agency for the treatment of chronic coughs r—* ” and othe troubles, addition t ments which soothe 1 absorbed Into the blood, attacks the seat off fthe trouble and destroys the germs that lead to connumptlon. Creomulslon Is guaranteed satisfac tory, In the treatment of chronic coughs nnd colds, bronchial asthama. catarrhal bronchitis and other forms Arthur Brisbane! the highest priced writer, feature and oth erwise, had this squib in hit column in the Qeorcian a few evenings ago. “A boy of sixteen married a widow lady of fifty years old.*’ Really married a “wid ow lady.” My, my, we wonder If she could have been* a lady with out being a widow. It will be ten months before football eeaeon opens, but we can afford to wait since Geor gia “came back” with such force and vengeance against Cen tre. • That game was worth the whole season and If we can repeat next season, we will have clerk of tho First Baptist church In th* city. His'con nection with this church and the assuming of official duties com- machinery,' fools, ;!mpl<?Acnt»/ ma< •upp lH jfurnltgre,- * sifa other chattels now or hereaftei acquired or provided for use upon menced when he was quite young. The writer remembers most vivid* ly and pleasantly, days that Uum fo# fear that one will paBt< but b „ p py ones. when he at- n',"','! u. o -Unclo 8*m —h*- * tended Sunday School »t thl, might recall our aecond clan poat-r hurch #nd *„ f . M „, w „ not old ege rate a n4 have th. writer «>”•’, h f member „,, p !n h „ muted to jfll for the rat of hi. c|a> „ Howe „ r , he wa , Ju „ t natural life. However th. mor-, ptrf<K . t „ , „ „„ „ „„„ „ chant, are offering splendid bur- J man and htghtoned gentleman gain, in .11 line, and It I. not to. efteem und ^^^rr'^^Voonfldene, in which h. I. held by the people Is deserving and fitting* shopping. We hope that this ill not be constructed as a viola- nn of the postal laws. The Christmas stason is up on us. We are sure of it for we are Informed that Mr. Thomas A. Hodgson, of Wash ington. D. C.. a veteran in the ser- i,vlcn of the government Is here plaint to offer. , Georgia should be | visiting his relatives. For over stronger next year than she was [.quarter of\a century he has nevef thin year from the showing the ! failed to show up at this season oi “bullpups” -made. Two or three of (t |,« year and his hundreds of these boys to fill In with will give friends In addition to his many Georgia a star team. That ths county commission ers have commenced prepara tion for the construction of the new bridge over the Oconee river at the foot of Oconee street, will he received with much inter est by the public. The new bridge recently completed over tho Oconee river at the foot of River street I* one of the most substantial bridges in the state and\ is a source of much benefit to nil traffic nnd travelers locally ns well as from northern points of the country. of throat and lung disease*. and 1st excellent for building up the system 1 after colds or the flue. Money re. j funded If anycough or cold, no matter \ One of the largest crowds essn in Athens in many years was here yesterday. We hesi tate to mention their purpose r tho attraction which brought Ask your druggist. Atlanta. (Jo.—Advertisement. relieved J _ ftcuoo*. j Creomulslon Co., I In t Ives are always glad to ' see him nnd extend to him a hearty nnd cordial welcome. He Is one of the beat posted men on govern mental afairs I have ever met and It Is a treat and “a knowledge gainer” to have the privilege spending a few hours with him die cussing the affairs of our nation, ly bestored. of! Prof. E. B. Moll is entering his twsnty-fifth anniversary as ASPIRIN Beware of Imitations! Now Baking Every Day At BENSON’S Retail Bakery ATHEN8 TWELVE YEARS AGO Wednesday. December 6, 1911 Cotton 91-4 cents. v Weather: Clear and cool. The election for mayor and coun cil waa held. H. J. .Rowe .was elected mayor and the following aldermen: B F. Woods. C T Toung J F. Foster and B. Y. Harris. Nat C Goodwin appeared at thf Colonial In “The Captain.** Judge end Mrs. Hamilton Mc Whorter entertained the members of the football team at dinner which has been an annual affair for a number of year* Southern Poultry Association closed most successful exhibition. DANOE8 TO BE PRE8ENTED SAVANNAH, Ga.—Featuring a series of tea dances to be given once a week at her studio through out the winter. Mrs. Marguerite Stult* Reed will give an exhibi tion of the tango both ballroom and exhibition, with a partner from New York. The bamblllna and the Mah Jongg barn dance will also he a feature of the weekly dansant. The dancee will be given at the new studio on Whittaker street and general dancirig will be the order of the day fronf 6 to 7 o’clock. / Next Door to Strand Theatre 'Cream Puffs, Eclairs, Lady Fingers, Maca- rootns, Cookies, Rolls, Whole Wheat, Graham Bread, Milk Bread. ant the* gja v/ . *w cAlamac 71 sf STREET AND BROADWAY A masterpiece of modem hotel creation where convenience, rstt- ful quiet sad hospitality »re prims features. ^ JJnless you see the “Bayer Cross" I on package or on tablets you are * fiot getting the genuine Bayer At- i pit-in proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians over i twenty-three year* for I \ • Cold* Headache Toothache Lumbago Neuritis Rheumatism 'Neuralgia Pain, Pain TTiIfh/sn^TlflllTusI'"44—Tablets’w* Aspir- Umqurctgyb ratter””*” 1 T ln” only. Bach unbroken package Gnll-and Blue Room Kcrtxuzant. Contains proven directions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents. Druggists also sell bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin iS'the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture Monoacetlcacidester of Salicylic- acid.—Advertisement. Baked Every Dav. Special Orders Will Have Our Attention. Meet Me At BENSON’S BAKERY Next Door to Strand Theatre COSTA’S aiding in protecting'yourself and family from what t r may be death and years of suffering and torture LUNLllEONET. brought on from contracting this disease from ex- iww to U»f»e who may be tuflering from it, and witheut protection. ..!■■■ _ Potato Soup Veal Roast with Dressing Col lards Candied Yams Olives Com Sticks Peach Rolls, Apple . or Lemon Pie Coffee, Tea, Milk or Buttermilk Dr. A. W. Chase’s Tonic Pills The Old Relkble Family Remedy for Building Up the System, Nervous Af- flictions, Insomnia, etc. In this strenuous eg., most people are afflicted with some form of nervous trouble. Hospitals are over sowing with men and women seeking to win beck health of body and mind. If you are nervous, irritable, ‘‘jumpy,’’ if your aystem is run down, if you feel that you may be on the verge of a nervous breakdown, read what P. J. Cole, of 528 & Lambert Street, Bnufi, Indiana, says: . «.j'<s: , iS , rsR. , r z. v.'r* - **l wss sorusdows in health I could hardly so. I had no appetite. Cesld not sleeper rest. I woe weak e*deo very nerv* ou. I angered seme pain hat the worst of my tenable wafbecaase •amSsstbepSL**"* ***** U ” d n*fv°«e cooditioo wse " I decided to see yssr Teste (serve) Mile. A few bosre re stored ate to perfect heeltb. I css eat and sleep well. I hits r found anything better for s rusdown serves* condition.’* anything better for n rundown nerves* c Ton can buy these Tonic Pills at all Drug Stores To be gars of gsttiog tbs genuine, see that portrait and signature of A. W. Chase. M. XX, are on each box— poor protection against DR. A. W. CHASE MEDICINE CO. 237 Washington Street. Buffalo, N. Y. Hit i Hot ftolla 65 Cents AI,»o SPECIAL ITALIAN DINNER WITH MEAT ROLL 65 Cents A La Carte Service Daily from ?:30 A. M. to 8:30 P. M. COSTA? I" Just A Little Bit Better” Is Our Motto. CHRISTMAS Will Not Worry YOU If you will allow us to assist you with sugges tions for your Christmas shopping. See Our Window ,v • ■> g *92 pr"_ i| * - ATHENS ENGINEERING CO. J Building — ———— BSnUAUUBnsani THANKSGIVING 8ERVICE AMERICUS, Oa.—UrivlnK dris- iliBK rain., nnd cold biting -wind, failed to k„p Americu, citizen 1 from attending tbo Thnnkiglri iC services held at the tint Bautlst church here. One of th. large.t crowd, that ever attended lervftet a the church were in attendance, according to cannegntinn ra.rr- here. Dr. M. H. Mauey delivered the urmon. •uch line, of rnihr.y or branche. nil or extenalon.; and any • nnd property, rul or penonal of every kind and description, now or here, after acquired for use upon, or In connection with, or for the pur pose of uelng and operating same; nnd any nnd all corporate rights, privilege, and franchtra which th. Railway Company now has or may hereafter acquire, poMen, or exercise. In to and up on or In mpeot of euch railways, necessary for, or pertaining tn, the maintenance or opratlon thereof, nnd any nnd all rent*, Issues, pro fits, tolls, nnd other Income there, of. SUFFERED FIVE VEARS FROM KIDNEYS "I suffered with kidney trouble for five year, or more. I could not sleep at nlgbt and I was always tired after coming home from work, and my back ached,” write. John R. Gordon, Danville. In. secured some FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS and after a few treatments I felt better and could work with more ease, became stronger could sleep better.” For quick re lief from Backache, Rheumatic pains, and Kidney and Bladder trouble use FOLEY ’ KIDNEY PILLS.-, Bold everywhere, tliement. COMMISSIONER’S SALE OF THE UAINfettVILLb MIULANU RAILROAD Under and parauaht to a decree of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Geor gia. Eastern Division, at Savannah Georgia, by His Honor W. H. Bar rett, Judge of said Court, oji No vember 21, 1921, in the consolidat ed causes in Equity of Henry G, Bradlee et al va. Gainesville Mid land Railway and Chatham Bank A Truet Company. Trustee Gainesville Midland Railway, I will put up and expoag for sale before the Court House door in Athena, Clarke County, Georaria, between the legal hours of gale on the flret Tuesday In January XI24, to highest and beet bidder for cash, all of the properties, estates and effecta of the Gainesville Midland Railway of whatsoever character and wheresoever located. Including real and personal property, fran chises. chooses in action described in the mortgage deed of trust given by the Gainesville Midland Railway to the 8avannah Truet Company (the name of which has rlnce been changed to Chatham Bank A Trust Company) as Trus tee. dated November, 1, 1HS, follows: L All and singular that certain railroad extending from Galneg vllle, Georgia, In the County ol Hall, to Jeffereon, Georgia In the county of Jackson, and from Bal mont In the County of Hall to Monroe, Georgia In the County of Walton, up to n point three hun dred (200) feet North of depot-In Monroe, Walton County, the said railroad hereby conveyed' being fifty five miles (Kl) t more or lees In length, nnd being a portion,of t»*e railroad formerly know a* the Gainesville. Jefferson A Southern Rail rend. And also tbo extension of said railroad from Jefferson. Georgia, in the County of Jackson to Athens, Georgia, in tho County of Clarke, said extension being eighteen (II) mllea, more or less In length. Together with alf and singular the Improvements, franchisee, I rights, members, hereditaments and appurtenances, now or here after appurtenant or belonging to, I or used In connection with th# j railway, rights and premises here inbefore described or any part thereof. i Including any end all road bed. superstructure, rights of way. Together with the equity" of the Gainesville Midland Railway In 125 shares of the capital stock in the Athena Terminal Company, as aet forth in said decree. 2. All of Mid property of «\ld Gainesville Midland Railway will be offered for sale free from all liens. Including liens for taxes to December SI, 1922, told subject to confirmation by the Court In the following modes: (a) I will offer for sale entire property of the Gainesville Midland Railway, Including properties, assets, franchises, every kind and description (except money on hand.) including its equi ty In the stock of the Athene Ter minal Company in solldo. with the obligation on the part of the pur chaser to operate the railroad a# a going concern. (b) I will next offer for sol* ai a going concern and with the ob ligation on the part of the pur chaser to operate .the same, line from Gainesville via ‘ Belmont to Athens, Gedrgla, and all the ap purtenances thereof, Including two (2) miles of ' spur track from Gainesville, G«t^ to ' the Pacolet Mill* and othtr spur tracks lead ing to varloua enterprises In uainenviiif, iiir ><*ut «f ttz? from Fowlera Junction Into Athens and the trackage rights over the 86a* board Air Line Railway Into Ath ens and with this parcel also shall be sold the equity of ths Gaines ville Midland Railway In 115 shares of the capita! stock of ths Athens Terminal Company. This sale does not Include cars, engines, tools, machinery or other personal property. (c) I will next offer for rale as a going concern tho line from Bel. mont, Georgia to Athens, Georgia with all the property appurtenant thereto, including the right of way from Fowlers JuhcUon Into Ath ens with trackage rights over the Seaboard Air Lin# Into Athsrs and also ths equity of the Gainesville Midland Railway In 115 .shares of the capital stock of the Athens Terminal Company, but not Includ ing the rolling stoc)c and other personal property. (d) I will next offer for sale as a going concern' the line from Jef vm* .hall pay at tenet oiu.;n,„( th the purchase price of tald proncr ty. Including th. s pel- Qru! paidlf the time o, eald bid. | n caih bond., ae provided dwrn at the time of conflrm*tlJa 0( , nl>l “ • •" “S™ conflrmAotfiof raid eel. end the payment nt on ,. fourth of the purcham pric. th.re- «f. the Court may d,llv^ n po,, M . slon of said property to chaaer or purchaser.: provided In said order of confirmation suitable arrangement for security on part of such, purchaser or pur- gia and all th*. property uppurten ant thereto. Including ths right oi way from Fowlers Junction Into Athens, ths trackage rights ths Seaboard Air Line Info Athens and the equity of the Gainesville Midland Railway tn 121 shares of the capital stock of the Athens Terminal Company, but not Includ ing rolling stock and bth*r tonal property^ (e> I 'will next offer for sale as a going concern the line from Gainesville, via Belmont, to Mon roe. Georgia and the property ap purtenant thereto, including two (2) miles of spur tracks from Gainesville to the Pacolet Mills and the spur tracks leading to va rious enterprises In Gainesville, but not including rolling stock and other personal property. I will next offer for sale all of the rolling stock, engines, cars, shop teols and all other personal property belonging to the Gaines ville Midland Railway, except thr equity in* the stock of the Athens Terminal Company and cash hand. (g) I will next offer for rale as one item all of tho entire railroad. Including all lands, righta of. way. railroad tracks, rails, spikes, snglt bars, fish plates and other appur tenances to the rail, and the frogs switches, switch stands yn rails, tracks, side tracks,* bridges, •viaducts, buildings, depots, stations warehouse* carhouses, engine- houses. freight houses, wpodhouaes, machine and other shops, turn tables, watef stations. fences. ; structures, stores, erections fixtures, and all other things whatever kind. In anywise now or at any time hereafter, belonging or pertaining to said railway, or provldad for use thereon, or In conr|ectlon therewith; an* any and all lands designed for depots, warehouses or other structures at any station or termli nlonq. ytjcti - motive- »ne»ln*« run nmt other rolling stock, equipment. main line of rail nnd all'the side tracks nnd spurs, all; furniture, equipment, safes, desks, books, no counts, bills receivable and all en gines, passenger and freight cars, flat cars, tools, machinery, tle^ bridges, trestles, depots, sta tion houses, tool houses, ware houses and all and every real, personal or mixed, property, and property right of said Gaines villa Midland Railway now In ths possession'of said Receivers, cejjt the cash In the bank or In the hands of depot agents, or the Re ceivers on the date of the sate. Also Including the equity and I terest of the Gainesville Railway In the 125 shares of capital stock In the Athnes Termi nal Company. -All of raid property to b« sold as a whole to the high er and beat bidder. All of the property described In this section above shall not Include the franchisee of said corporation, dr the charter rights to run and operate eald railroad for a longer period than 90 days after the con firmation of eald aale, but ' shall convey to said purchaser or pur chasers or their assigns the right and privilege to dismantle said entire railroad, tsar up tbs tracks, aid# tracks and other property and remove and eell the same, either In whole or tn part, or the right to dismantle, remove and sell any part or parts, portion or portions said railroad, or procure a new charter from the State of Georgia according to law and operate th* whole of said railroad or any part or parts, portion or portions of the same, as said purchaser or pur chasers or their assigns may elect The purchttic? of purchasers will be required to deposit at the time of said bid five percent (5 percent) the amount of theld said NdUttateOM The iwrc oi suen purenaser or p chasers for the payment of th e ... mainlng three-fourths of the pur. chare price, at such time and In such marmer ns the Court piay di rect and such purchaser or pur- chasers to'tnke possessed'of .aid property subject to the control of ■old Court and subject to again have said property seised by th« Receivers and sold for . the pay- ment of said remaining install- ments of said purchase price, and for the purpose of protecting said bondholders and creditors and to Insure the payment in foil of the purchase price, said Court- shall retain the title to eald property nnd full power and control.-oyer same for all necessary purposes and said Receivers shall be con tinued In office to s4c1**l|me «* the Ceurt may cone|d4t-fciccesary. 4. Said .purchaser- qftjBigchasert or their assigns shall be permitted in aaidr decree of copflnmntlon to cease, after thirty (M)jHk| f rom the date of conflrnnHflTltft oration of the whole dtSud road or such part or parts thereof as ‘they may consider necei and proceed to distHantjfc , ‘all said railroad, or a pbritbq of the same as !« herein provided, after guaranteeing to ths satisfaction of ths Court proper security for the payment of the balance of the pur. chase money. Should the purchaser or chasers op their asrigns desire to continue the operation of said rail- road for a longer perlod'than nine. {MV See ye, *#•«* th* Sfttee *f •• M confirmation, they must apply to the Court for further permission to operate the same. Upon the final payment of the balance of said purchase price said Master will execute deed to such purchaser or purchasers to said property, which may be executed as a whole, or In several * deeds tn said purchaser or purchasers or their 1 assigns. 5. Ths purchaser of any item of property, when thy same U knock ed off to him or It, ■hall at once pay the Matter Commissioner on account* of hl^ or Its, purchase, a sum equal to flva percent (5 per- oent) of hi* bid, which shall at onoe be deposited by the Master Commissioners In the depositary of this Court, subject Jo the order of the Court In this “case; such payment to be made In cayh'or cer tified checks to be approved by foe Master CommifftKieg The said payment shall be applied on the >urchaee‘t»rice if the bid Is sc- ee|W»g.»er , lH*tPbg , *HWr««ff IS TWV 9. Upon sale covered by the portion thereof, any pui or In settlement or paymtri| of the purchase price bf the purchased, shall' be entlth chased, shall be entitled to use i apply any of sa|d First Mori- e Bonds of NoveahMfY 1908, gage Bonds of NovsiiiliMfT. 1905. and any matured and unpaid cou pons thereon, by presenting such bonds and, coupons In order that there may be credited thereon thl sums applicable to the payment thereof, out of the net proceeds of such sale, after making any de ductions which may be made from the proceeds of the sale for costa expenses, compensations, and oth er charges; and such purchaser thereupon shall be credited on ac count or such purchase price pay able by him. with the sums appli cable out of such net proceeds for the payment of. and credited on the bonds end coupons so pre sented: and at said salsa any bond holder or the Trustee may bid for end purchase euch property, also the holders of said 914,000.00 prior mortgage bonds and coupons may bid for such property end use arid bonds In payment an4 way make payment thwdror as aforeealil and upon complying with the terms of eaJo. mqy bold, retain, and dispose of property without further accountability. _ any successful bid* der shall fail to. male the deposit of B per cent ae aVoiedrid the Commissioner then and there shall retell the property for the account of and nt the risk o$?suep»jflefault- Ing bidder. After the completion ot the eel. the Commleeioner proper, end preeent to tho fcJbrt'e report ■howler ell property Mid, et whet Price end to whom end upon •uch report e hearing will bo bed by lh« Court et e time end piece te he hereafter fixed by the Judr* end the Court will determine all qore- Hone reletlnr to tho confirmation, or rejection o, eny end ell bide or for euch other ectlon ae the Court may deem proper thereon. Thin the 3rd day of December. UtJ. W. H. W. SCHLEY. Master Commlieloner. LOSES SUIT AOAINST CITY MACON. Ce..—A Jury In euperlor , court Ini thti city recently returned ■ e verdict dn favor of tb, city In t>* cult . filed , by i. E. Bunch, form'f city detective, claiming that the city, owed him an amount orcr eight thousand dollar*, back eeUrT- The claim wee bared oil the ground that Bunch wae dlemlaeed from th* police force pgthout • civil eeriifj trial, the city then having^. el»H zervico commizzlon governing l“« police force. Bunch ha* anpounced that the care will be appeal £ Let Santa Clans bring joor j home a Bulck Car fob J Xmas. j