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WITHOUT MONEY
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EMERGENCY.”
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State orders, and who
ented from leaving
|nder
t fore P rev
l of duty,
have not one cent
en the food they
Oth to buy ev 1
l to say nothing of the other
^according to a statement
Mouse of Representatives
V Representative McMichael
The situation is one of
Urgency, they pointed out,
|ii affects nut only the Way-
Ltion. but because the Gov
L v iiml himself compelled to
Bie State troops
is elsewhere be-
i pre
, ent labor troubles are
is no money at all to
liiary expense and the situa
Irefore. may at any moment
lhaotic.
icstion arose over an effort
imediate action on the emer-
Jilitary appropriation bill for
T-ti-ie expense thus far, it is
. t h C riot duty at Waycross
o more than ?25,000—which
1 asked for “at once” by both
r and the military estab-
t of the State. The House
so politically bent on
■j„g a campaign issue by ae.
| t ), e repeal of the equalize-
■lam, that the number of the
|,j not sufficiently appeal to
mediate action.
Faceville News
leath of
|rs. H. M. Emanuel
1.27th, Mrs. H. M. Emanuel
■way to her Heavenly rest
lery brief illness. Although
1 first of her illness the end
I unexpected, at come as a
]ck to her many friends and
s born in this county on
, 1844 and resided in this
of her life. Before her
I to Mr. H. M. Emanuel she
| Martha Jane Gray—and as
j had a host of friends who
for her kindness and
ess.
union there was born six
land three sons, all of whom
iir mother.
Jianuel was one of the very
icing pioneer inhabitants of
and many are the friends
ef at her death. But
say that she is dead—she
|eping.
nanuel is survived by her
I'ho is 8(1 years of age. Three
|john H. Emanuel and Mr.
Emanuel, both of Bain-
Mrs. W. L. Emanuel, of
Isix daughters, Mrs. Tom
Rnd Mrs. John Whigham, of
J Mrs. Monroe Mallage, of
|Mrs. Sim Burns, of Bain-
Robert Potter, of Syl-
s Estelle Emanuel, of Chat-
Fla.; two sisters, Mrs 1
|w and Mrs. Mary Johnson,
Mr. Jim Gray and Tom
b'lvania.
lyou want a new mat
te us your order and let
lit for you, so you can
Iwhat you are sleeping
pbridge Mattress Ccm-
hone 136.
S. McQuaide
pH CHIROPRACTOR
floor, Shingler Building.
ItONlC DISEASES
(ieht Rays for the Skin
1 Cancer Diseases.
Bainbridge, Ga.
Mr. Wilburn, superintendent and
mechanic for the big planing mill of
the Lovelace Young Lumber Co., here
was accidentally caught in the belt
of the big engine and severely injur
ed Friday afternoon. He was im
mediately carried to the Riverside hos
pital in Bainbridge, examination
howed one leg to be broken in two
places with several other bad bruises
of a serious nature, ft is thought at
this writing that he-will soon recover
if no new compications set up.
There was more negroes here Sat
urday afternoon than we have even
seen here before at any one time, and
be it said to their credit and honor the
colored race in our section- surround
ing Faceville is one of the most peace
ful and law abiding of any colored
people in Georgia. A good many of
them are thrifty home owners, and
they have their churches, schools and
secret orders and last but not least,
they know how to and do treat white
people in a jenteel nice way, and this,
of course, is just what it takes to
keep down friction between the two
races and causes our white people to
treat them with all due respect.
W. E. Atwater, of near Chattahoo
chee, one of our county board of tax
equalizers, attended to matters of im
portance business Thursday afternoon.
Regardless of critics, Mr. Atwater is
a good conservationalist and splendid
citizen.
Our ball fans went to Vada Tues
day afternoon for a game, however,
it was such a bad time on the moon
or moonshine, and the bats were being
used so freely on something besides
balls until our boys took a gentle hint
and soon eased out and off for home
without any game at all. There now
We won’t tell it all, however, our boys
looked awful tired when they come in
home.
Guyton McDaniel challenges any
body in the county for a foot race at
the big fish fry and picnic to be held
here on Thursday, August the 10th.
Guyton, if professor Drake and Slim
Young was to enter the race against
you, you would have to do some tall
running to win.
The little girl of Mr. and Mrs. D.
A. Campbell that has been seriously
sicl^ Jor the past several days is
slowly improving.
The Methodist Sunday school and
Epworth League here, from some un
known cause has gone down and out
of business. For this reason we ex
tend to you good Methodist folks a
special and cordial invitation to join
in with our Baptist Sunday school and
B. Y. P. U. Workers do not stand
hack on creedism. We have a live
wire working bunch that will gladly
extend to you the. hand of brother
ly fellowship. Iron clad creeds and
creed worship has never saved a single
soul and never will—blind creed and
worship is the work of the devil. The
above statement applies to all creeds
alike.
M. H. Duke, Mrs. Eddilee Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wells, Mrs. Rog
ers, Roy Cooper and Ed Wells, and
all the other good Methodist leaders
here, if you have the cause of real
Christianity at heart come in with us.
The Baptist creed can not save any
one by any means, but real Christian
workers can do as much good in the
Baptist work as any where else, and
we are not saying this from a par
tisan standpoint. Anyone of our Pro
testant denominations are just as good
as the other and all are striving, or
should be, with the same purpose in
view, those that are not is evidently
on the broad road to hell.
We want”every candidate in the
county to be here on August the 10th
and tell us where pnd how they stand
on cattle dipping and other live is
sues, of course we are for pat Grif
fin for representative first last and all
the time .however, our people want to
know what he will do in case of his
election to do away with dpping, or
compulsory dipping at least. There is
CORPSE CAST INTO
NEGRO THEATRE
-,ot a more able man in our county for
[Cold? Chest
logged Up?
\ k a itart, Dr. King’s
iscoytry will get right
’ rc '“ e ving the tight feeling
11.. ’ Voting the racking
stimulating the bowels.
1. 1 . , n 8 the cold poisons.
I e *, -1 ust g°°d medicine
f C0Ic k and coyghs.
T can a Eta ndard remedy.
J/can take it with helpful
df 3 t'*e children's croup.
Iwt? 5 *. . Convincing, heal-
S tht kiddies like. At all
iKing’s
discovery
* s ^nc^ougns
bowels Sluggish?
r in work or play.
The stimulating
: K,n g * Fills brings back
All druggists, 25c.
WON’T GRIPE
\n&s Pills
representative. For this reason Sam
TVeernan and many others of our lead
ing thinking people will strongly ad
vocate and work for his election.
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.
Georgia, Decatur county.
Thelma Cason vs J. P. Cason.
Libel for Divorce. In Decatur Su
perior court, November term 1922.
To the defendant, J. P. Cason—
Greetings:
You are hereby cited and required
personally or by attorney to be and
appear at the Superior court of said
county to be held in and for said
county on the third Monday in Nov
ember 1922, then and there to make
answer or defense in writing to the
plaintiff’s libel, as in default thereof
the court will proceed according to the
statute in such cases made and pro
vided.
Witness the Honorable W. V. Cus
ter, Judge of said Court, this the 1st
day of August, 1921.
D. R. BRYAN, Attorney for plaintic.
E. A. WIMBERLEY, Deput Clerk
S. C. D. C.
666 quickly relieves Colds, Con
stipation, Biliousness and Head
aches. A Fine Tonic.
COCKY GLOVER TAKEN FROM A
TRAIN AT GRIFFIN AFTER
BATTLE.
Macon, Ga., Aug. 2.—Cocky Glover,
assassin of Deputy Sheriff Walter C.
Byrd last Saturday, came to the end
of his criminal career yesterday after
noon shortly after 1 o’clock near Hol
ton, 11 miles from Macon in Monroe
county.
The gunman, with four casualties
to his credit—two being fatal—in a
like number of days, without flinch
ing looked down the barrell of a
double barrelled shotgun in the hands
of a member of an unlawful party,
said to have been composed of citizens
of Macon and Bibb county, and died
a few seconds later, his body riddled
wHh bullets.
Glover was desperate to the last.
Acting on a trip from a Central of
Georgia conductkr on whose train
Glover was riding, T. F. Phelps and
Jim Hueknbee, policemen at Griffin,
boarded the train at that city when it
rolled in at 5:44 Macon time yester
day morning. Glover pulled his gun
when the officers tried to arrest him
and wounded Patrolman Phelps. He
was overpowered by Patrolmen Huek
nbee and Walter Touchstone.
In an automobile, he was rushed
toward Macon. Bibb county officers
met the Griffin party between Boling-
broke and Lorane. They dodged from
road to road in an effort to land their
prisoner safely in the county jail, hut
just above Holton they ran into a
mob which took the negro, who was
lying prone in the back of the car,
and lynched him, not however, until
they had carried him across the Mon
roe county line.
Brought Body to Crime Scene.
A little more than an hour after
the death party, said to have num
bered more than 400 men, left the
scene of the lynching with Glover’s
body lying face up in a small ditch
in a small swampy .tract, a party of
ine» arrived waving their arms to
pedestrians to come and witness their
work.
A djrty, rattle-trap, improved
hearse containing the body stopped
in front of the Douglass Theatre, lo
cated on Broadway between Cherry
and Mulberry. The body was jerked
from the car and thrown into the
foyer of the theatre. “Get the gaso
line,” was shouted, and but for the
timely arrival of tjhe police and the
sheriff’s deputies the negro's body
would have been turned at stake in
side of the theatre. Such, at least
was the plan of the second mob.
The police, on hearing that Glover
had been put to death by a mob, is
sued orders to close up the black
belt on Broadway. On the arrival
of the body in front of the theatre
not a negro was to be found.
Police and deputies rushed the
swelling mob as the body lay on the
tile floor in the thearte lobby and
dragged it to the curb. People block
ing by the hundreds from all direc
tions overwhelmed the police; they
pushed and shoved and yelled at the
top of their voices “burn him,” “hang
him up," and “let’s get a look at
him.”
Women Mingle in Crowd.
Women were prominently mixed in
with the mob. They seemed as eager
to see the body br the hundreds of
men. One blonde woman bragged to
her friends that she had squeezed
by the police twice to see the bullet-
riddled body. Two women are said
to have fainted and had to be drag
ged bodily from the sweltering mass.
While the bedlam was at its height
and the police begging and pleading
with the mob to disperse, Dean Wing
a six-foot giant, proved himself
man of the hour. He grasped the
situation and started a movement
that soon had the crowd revolving in
a circle. He pushed and shoved each
man ai'.d woman as they came by him
and soon had the crowd away from
the body.
The police seized this opportunity
and threw the body into an auto
mobile and rustled it from the scene
to the City Hall for safe keeping. It
is understood that the body has been
buried.
SHERIFF’S SALE
Georgia, Decatur county.
There will be sold by the under
signed on the FIRST TUESDAY in
September, 1922, next, before the
Court House door in the City of Bain
bridge, within the legal hours of sale,
at public outcry to the highest and
best bidder for cash, the following
described property, to-wit:
One black mare mule about five
years old. Said property levied on and
to be sold as the property of U. W.
Mock to satisfy a certain chattel mort
gage fi fa, issued on November 13th,
1920 from the December term 1920,
of the Citv Court of Miller county in
favor of J. C. & W. C. Holman vs
U W. Mock. Levy made and re
turned to me by J. M. Richardson,
Deputy Sheriff-
This July 30th, 1922.
S. W. MARTIN, Sheriff.
TheUSCO
You Buy Ib'day is
a New- a Better- a Heavier
USCO
at theHQ2° 'Price
with No Tax added
AST Fall at the $10.90 price it
seemed to motorists as if the
30 x 3'/2 USCO had reached
the peak of tire value. /
Yet the makers of USCO have now
produced a still better USCO—a longer
wearing tire with—
Thicker tread—thicker side walls.
Better traction, longer service,
more mileage.
And the tax is absorbed by
the manufacturer.
The new and better
USCO is a tire money's
worth that' was impos
sible a year ago.
It is possible
today only in
USCO.
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Where You
Can Buy
U. S. Tires:
The Amsterdam Store,
Gray Hardware Company,
Seminole Auto Supply Co.,
Amsterdam, Ga.
Bainbridge Ga.
Donalson ville, Ga. w
Have You Got That “Tired Feeling”
Which comes from long continued heat
in an inland town?
Then You Need a Salt Water Bath in the Clear, Green
Waters of the GULF OF MEXICO .
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And the place to get it is the magnificent
bathing beach close by
Panama City, St. Andrews and Lynn Haven, Fla.,
On beautiful St. Andrews Bay,
The finest body of water on the whole Gulf Coast
If you want to camp there are shaded nooks on the
shore; if you want resort hotels they are here, and
second to none; if you want moderately priced. ho
tels or boarding houses we have them to fit any
pocket book. Churches of all denominations; busi
ness houses of all kinds to supply your wants; thea
ters and other amusements. You can fish, you can
sail, you can wade, paddle or swim in the waters of
the bay or Gulf, and these things you cannot do at
home. A few hours ride by rail or automobile will
bring you here. Then why not come?
Take Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay Railroad
At Dothan. Ala., or Cottondale, Fla.
If you prefer to, hitch up your Flivver. The Dixie Highway at Dothan
and the Old Spanish Trail at Chipley, Cottondale and Marianna, connect
with hard-surfaced roads leading direct to St. Andrews Bay and its towns
WRITE
BUSINESS MEN’S CLUB,.
' 'Panama City, Florida.