About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1925)
PAGE EIGHT Dryin* It Up IBr ’ ~ ilmll j!||| xx: :. .4SK&. ffiSaifelS || W ..OfflH Ik wR ■&.. ' w£gS IK ?! "'“’“"■~ jPffilsK |HW ; r --Ik i mM ■ ■» They xe uymg io spread prohi bition in South Africa! Mike H. Thomas (above), who pays the big gest income tax of any man in Dal las, Tex., has donated $20,000 to send Dr. Jesse R. Kellems, evange list (below), to Cape Town and neighboring cities for a year’s lec tures. He is considering accomp anying him. Up in the Air .. *’^***•*•'-3. mrjWWJ"’*" - • r <•• A new type of flying machine which combines the gyroscope with the. regular aeroplane made a suc cessful flight with its inventor, Sf nor Lacivcra, before the king of Spain at Madrid, Spain. LEGAL AD NO. 863. GEORGIA, Sumter County. Under and by virtue of the pow er of sale contained in a security deed executed and delivered by M. F. Roberson to Mrs. Mamie B. Sheppard, conveying the lands hereinafter described, to secure a principal note of $350.00 dated June 4th, 1924, and due June 4th, 1929 and five interest notes dated of same date for the sum of $28.00 each due annually from date of said note; the undersigned by virtue of default in the payment of the in terest note due June 4th, 1925, has declared the whole amount of said indebtedness due and payable, and by reason of such default will sell at public outcry before the court house door in said county on the 4th day of August, 1925, to high est and best bidder, for cash, the following described property: A certain house and lot on West side of Mayo street in City of Americus, Ifumter County, Georgia, known as 519 Mayo street and de scribed as follows: Beginning at the corner of Mayo street and the South line of R. S. Broadhurst’s Eldridge property; running thence South 100 feet more or less; thence West 150 feet; thence North 100 feet, more or less, and thence East to starting point. Bounded on East by Mayo street; South by lot of J. W. Shiver; West by lot of Vir gil Pettis and on North by lands of R. S'. Broadhurst. Being sold as the property of M. P. Roberson and being sane prop erty described in said loan deed recorded in Deed Book “3,” page J 21 of records of Deeds of said coun ty to which reference is hereby made for a particular description of t)ie powers and remedies confer red in said loan deed, which is made a part of this advertisement as is each more specifically men tioned therein. —' I Said security deed contains, among other’s, a provision to the ef fect that grantor therein agrees if default be made in prompt payment pf any one of the interest coupons, ( Prettiest Girl in All Utah 1 . ' ' iV. < / ■ I ■ / I Aj: W' \ / 1 s ; X x ' • f/A \ -X FEtFI I @1 LXJ r—! • •> Cl__ CL. \ / __ n T <nMK*OKMf V o ’ ..w J....rw. p. kMh i And selected from among hundreds ofi thy Gulliver of Salt Lake City, was pretty girl who soug! The King and Gypsy O’ "7 Hi / Art r '■ ■ : . i ’.A . Not even a king is exempt from with a beggar running alongside, the importunities of the gyp.-y b -1 a.-l;i< alms m t ? uo nt . nor gars of England. Here is King .did he desist until d: -mg, him.,e.L George riding in the royal coach him a com. Work hard and do something so your family can loaf and do noth ing. LEGAL.AD NO. 852 NOTICE! The Huntington school district then the principal debt thereby se cured shall become due and pay able at the option of the holder thereof who is authorized thereby to sell said property at public out cry to highest and best bidder for cash before the court-house door in said county, after advertising same once a week for four succes sive weeks in some newspaper pub lished in said county, having a general circulation therein. The amount which will be at date of said sale will be the above named principal sum together with interest thereon at 87< per annum from date of said note, besides the advertis ing costs and expenses of this sale as in said loan deed provided. Pro ceeds of said sale will be applied as therein directed and balance, if any, will be paid to grantor there- I in. Undersigned will make to the i purchaser at said sale good and suf ficient fee simple titles as in said ' loan deed directed. This July 10th, 1925. [ MRS. MAMIE B. SHEPPARD, By Shipp & Smith, Attorneys. LEGAL AD NO. 854 CITATION. GEORGIA, Sumter County. Notice is hereby given that Lu cas C. Thiers, guardian of the per son and property of Lucas C. Thiers, Jr., and Joe L. Thiers, min ors, having applied to me by pe tition for leave to sell as tne prop erty of the estate of said minors and for the education and main tenance of said minors, the follow ing described property: American Telephone and Telegraph Company capital stock certificates numbers NR-9696 and 9697; and an order for citation having been granted; I will pass upon said application at the August, 1925, term of the Court of Ordinary of said county, and that unless cause is shown to the con trary at said time said leave will be granted. This 11 th dav of Julv. 1925. JOHN A. COBB, Ordinary. i and the Anthony school district j • having been consolidated into one j school district to be known as | Huntington District and :t petition, objecting io said consolida tion, having been presented in a<> ■ ; conlaiwe to law, notice is hereby' given that an election will be hi hl . on Saturday, July 25, to determine . whether said consolidation shall con-| • tinue in force. Only qualified | ' voters are entitled to vote and they! ■ must live within the said consoli-' ’ dated school district. The election* will be held at Huntington at the | ' I usual voting place. This 23d day i of June, 1925. J E. T. MOORE, County School Supt. UM—miiillii niTTWOr-.. ■ «aKSS»SM^.if * I CHEAP,MONEY TO LEND we always have money to lend on farm lands at lowest rates and best terms, and you will always save money by seeing v.s. We give the borrower the privilege of making payments on the H principal at any interest period, stopping interest on such g payment. .I We also make loans on choice city property. Write or see R. C. Ellis, President, or G- C. Webb, Vice Presi- I dent, in charge of the Home Office, Americus, Georgia—- ■ Empire Loan & Trust Company I > Americus, Georgia r i: *.- ’ I® r 51 WHEN iS YOUR BOY’S NEXT 11 40 BIRTHDAY? I nrA ? jl '] Give Him a Watch Iw Frmn Watches Sold On Monthly or Payments tRUE.I Pentagon Diamonds sold on Monthly p-yinents. u* AMERICUS JEWELRY COMPANY, Inc. i Phone 229 Wallis Mott, Mgr. | ajMMmMMMMiWbIBMIIII LIIMIII inil iSUi iiT~ir~— ~ ~' ■ ■ , THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER ' Elected f C ' --X pzW/i., ... -.■ i-cr X i t ■' . - •■/.’ :■ >' •■■■ k .■•Sr® j. ■ ■ ' LC'.'.'," zCC I 11.. ’ ... ... «• •’’.Mt '?&&& VY'.iV' w.' ' r .. 'wr A’j Mr ,w McSwimmen of Brook- !j;' , Ma. ~ .t!Th new president of Education Association. v.;; eiecieil at the annual con- Con in Indianapolis, winnig out over M ■■ Cord lia S. Adair of Rich mond, Iml. Rides Whales I \ / \ V vWjUvV F ’ ■ ’ r ' ! * *x* . jk ’> V 1V V; , V ■ / ? V L n;» t 1 ’■ L i7dvnn /•HVi p v ■ > J ■ ; ii > ’ . \ j 7I / i '■ i I X- -«* . ’ Z Vi-, . Capt. Tom Drake, who has been i . ii'.'-' '.K.nJ the seas ever since Iho was 14, h: arrived in San Fran o : h '• ’. ''t boat after the \ :■ -.<v the cruise of the ' Iq.. ■■■: Dut. iii. am IL> solemnly in ■ . ■ i . ia ■ came up beneath and ca'ried it on its back ' for :t di. Lance. ! M I.— < .. . e—, . ■ o o o is a prescription for Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bilious Fever. It kills the germs. BROADWAY ACTOR SHOT BY WIFE . ..... , .. K? x ■ ' X V i X ->» ' Edith Parker Davis in the days when she was one of the prettiest members of the “Vanities.” LEGAL AD NO. £59 GEORGIA, Sumter County: To All Whom It May Concern: J. Wallace Carter having, in proper form, applied to me fcr Per manent letter:' cf Administration on the Estate of J. Calx in Carter,! Sr., late of said count", tills ij to cite all and singular t’n-! creditors and next of kin of J. C’. ’.in Carter, Sr. to be and appear at my office within the time allowed b w v law, and show cause, if any they have, why permanent letter; of admini stration shoulc not be granted to J. Wallace Carter on 'he J. Calvin Carter, Sr. Estate: Witness mv hand and o r “ieial signature this the 9th day of July 192*. john a. cube. Ordinary, Sumter County, Go. LEGAL AD NO. 857 i GEORGIA, Sumter County: Will be sold at the court house door in said county on the first Tuesday in August, 1925. the 4th day of August, wit/iin the legal hours of sale to the highest bidder for cash the following lands, to wit: One town lot in Plains, Sumter county, Georgia, said*lot fronting FREE THE RIO VISTA DEVELOPMENT COMPANY Offers FREE, transportation to and from Daytona, the most beautiful citv in Florida, to those who wish to take advantage of Florida prosperity A BUSINESS VACATION Buss leaves Americus Tuesday, July 14, and returns Saturday. Everybody’s going! See Mr. Davis for particulars, nhene 149 from 6 to 8 P. M. before Sunday fcr reservation. ' Thone . ■ zATAL ' your WW ADS'Asai Ku/” ' W- ■ I !■ - I , I .. .... 2 500 families ready the Daily Times-Recorder every day in the week. Tel! them what you d buy—what you desire to sell. It costs only a few cents. Phone 99. SATURDAY JULY 11. 1925 X'-' - '■ BigTfrW % • FoR X- a WiMII < J A Allen Davis, actor in “White Car go, one of the best known current plays, who was shot and seriously injured by his wife, known to Broadway as Edith Parker. - -r- ——— fifty-two and one-half (52 1-2) feet west on S. Bond street; and running back east to lands of G. W. Montgomery (formerly belong ing to T. M. Lowery) three hundred and fifty (350) feet, more or less; is bounded on the north by brick warehouse and vacant lot of G. W. Montgomery; south by Washington street; west by Bond street and east by Montgomery property. Said lands levied on as the prop erty of T. M. Lowery to satisfy an execution issued on the 21st day of April, 1924, from the City Court of Quitman, Brooks county, Ga., in favor of Plains Bank against T. M. Lowery. This June 26th. 1925. W. P. M.’ARTHUR, Sheriff, Sumter Co., Ga, ■ -it- Healthful Bread ! Tasty Bread ! Children thrive on the good things at the Model Bread Co.’s bakery. It’s because the shelves are loaded with pure, fresh Cakes, Cookies, with all kinds of Bread and Pies that youngsters like. We use only the highest grade ingredients. That’s why you get full value at this bakery. Model Bread Co. Forsyth Street—Americus 1 xL i’ Jr / i j® F \ i “Held without bail.” With those words, Edith Parker Davis’ cup of remorse filled to overflowing. Led into court in New York to be’ar rainged on the charge of shooting to kill her husband, she moaned over and over “Don’t let him die. I love him so.” With face buried in her hand she b-tened to the district at torney as he read the charges against fa r, violating the Sullivan law in tnat she had a pistol in her possession without a permit, and of attempting to kill her husband. And when the judge held her without bail to await the outcome of her husband s injuries. Edith Davis was led back to her cell with tears streaming down her face. 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