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WAYCROSS JOURNAL.
FRIDAY, Al*C. 14, 1914.
legal ad vurtiskmen rs.
(Continued from Page 4.)
«, located on the north aide of I*a-
Lfla street, between Pendleton and
ebeau streets. 8ald property being
Ivied on as the property of the Deen
Realty and Improvement Company, by
Hrtue of an execution Issued on the
|4th day of February. 1913, by A. C.
owther, Clerk of Council, In favor of
» City of Waycross against the Deen
lealty and Improvement Company.
Mounting to 1134.12, principal, f 15.
Interest, and fifty cents costs, which
aid execution was issued covering the
npaid assessment for cement side-
; in front of said property,
j ALSO at the same time and place
I certain tract or parcel of land, in the
fity of Waycross, Ware county, Geor
gia, being the tract of land upon which
(umbers 41, 43 and 47 Pendleton
Jtreet are situated, said tract being
■50x165 feet, fore or less, and being
(ituated at the northwest corner of
Pendleton and Isabella streets. Said
(roperty being levied on as the prop-
t of the Deen Realty and Improve
ment Company, by virtue of an execu-
,n issued on the 21st day of Octo-
r, 1912, by J. W. Strickland, Clerk
Council, In favor of the City of
Waycross against the Deen Realty and
Improvement Company, amounting to
l.80, principal, $14.60, interest, and
Ifty cents costs, which said execution
Jras issued covering the unpaid as
sessment for cement pavement in front
f said property.
ALSO at the same time and place a
lertain tract or parcel of land, in the
pity of Waycross, Ware county, Oeor-
la, said tract being located at num
• 45 "D" street, and being a lot 65x
I feet, more or less, and being lo
cated between the property of Moore
hnd Moore. Said property being levied
bn as the property of Eunice Jones, by
Irirtue of an execution issued on the
EGth day of December, 1912, by J. W.
Strickland, Clerk of Council, in favor
bf the City of Waycross, against Eu
nice Jones, amounting to $17.95, prin
cipal, $2.44, interest, and fifty cents
(costs, which said execution was Issued
(covering the unpaid assessment for
fcement sidewalk in front of said prop
erty.
ALSO at the same time and place a
[certain tract or percel of land. In the
(city of Waycross, Ware county, Geor
gia, said tract being the lot upon wlilch
number 47 Francis street is situated,
d said lot being 167x100 feet, more
less, and being situated at the
outheast corner of Francis and
N'lcbolls streets. Said property being
:;ed on as the property of Mrs. J.
k Luther, by virtue of on execution
(issued on the 6th day of March, 1913,
jby A. C. Lowther, Clerk of Council, In
tr of the c.ltv of Waycross. against
[Mrs. J P. Luther, amounting to $53.54,
[principal, $4.74, interest, and fifty
cents costs, which said execution was
[issued covering the unpaid assess-
•ntent for cement sidewalk in front of
[fcu.id property.
ALSO at the same time and place a
I certain tract or parcel of land, in the
City of Waycross, Ware county, Geor
gia, said tract being 63x100 feet, more
or loss, and being situated on the east
'side of "D" street, and being located
between property of Lott and Gassett.
Said property being levied on as the
property of Arthur E. Reynolds, by
virtue of an execution issued on the
26th day of December, 1912, by J. W.
Strickland, Clerk of Council, In favor
of the City of Waycross, against Ar
thur E. Reynolds, amounting to $35.95,
principal, $4.80, Interest, and fifty cents
costs, which said execution was is
sued covering the unpaid assessment
for cement sidewalk In front of said
property.
ALSO at the same time and place
a certain tract of parcel of land, In
the City of Waycross, Ware County.
Georgia, said tract being the tract
upon which number 41 "D” Street is
ALSO at the same time and place
certain tract or parcel of land, in the
City of Waycross, Ware County, Geor
gia, said tract being the tract upon
which number 53 “A” street is situ
ated, and said tract being an improv
ed tract, and being 210x140 feet, more
or less, and being located
northwest corner of “A” and Quarter-
man streets. Said property being
levied on as the property of H. Lester
Marvil, by virtue of an execution is
sued on the 14th day of December,
1912, by J. W. Strickland, Clerk of
Council, in favor of the City ot Way
cross, against H. Lester Marvil
amounting to $125.06, principal.
$16.68, interest, and fifty cents costs,
which said execution was issued <
erlng the unpaid assessment for
ment sidewalk in front of said prop
erty.
AI.SO at the same time and place a
certain tract or parcel of land, in the
City of Waycross, Ware County, Geor
gia, said tract being 60x100 feet,
more or less, and being situated at
the northeast corner of Church and
Drewer streets. Said property being
levied on as the property of G. E
Shultz, by virtue of an execution is
sued on the 9th day of December,
1912, by J. W. Strickland. Clerk of
Council, In favor of the City of Way
cross, against G. E. Shultz, amount
ing to $34.15, principal, $4.60, inter-
•st, and fifty cents costs, which said
-xerution was issued covering
unpaid assessment for cement side
walk in front of said property.
ALSO at the same time and place
certain tract or parcel of land, in
the City of Waycross, Wtfre County,
Georgia, said tract being the tract
upon which numbers 12 and 14 Brew
er street are situated, and being
130x60 feet, and being situated
at the northeast corner of Brew
and Church streets. Said property
being levied on as the property of
E. Shultz, by virtue of an execu
tion issued on the 24th dny of De
ember, 1912, by J. W. Strickland
Clerk of Council, In favor of th<
City of Waycross, against G. E
Shultz, amounting to $76.00, princl
pal, $10.16, Interest, and fifty cents
costs, which said execution was is
sued covering the unpaid assessment
for cement sidewalk In front of said
property.
A 1,80 at .the same time and place
certain tract or parcel of land, in
the City of Waycross, Ware County,
Georgia, said tract being the tract
upon which number 86 "D" street is
situated, and said tract being In size
210x210 feet, more or less, and being
located at the southeast corner of
Butler and "D” streets. Said proper
ty being levied on as the properly of
B. Allen, by virtue of an execu
tion Issued on the 25th day of No
ember, 1912, by J. W. Strickland
Clerk of Council, In favor of the City
of Waycross, against Cora B. Allen
amounting to $114.64, principal
$15.76, Interest, and fifty cents costs,
which said execution was Issued cov
ering the unpaid nssesment for
ment sidewalk in front of said prop
erty.
ALSO at the same time and place
Georgia, being located at the north
west corner of "D" and . Thomas
streets, and being a lot 50x95 feet,
more or less. Said properly being
levied on as the proptry of W. M
Fleming, by virtue of an execution
issued on the 26th day of December,
1912, by J. W. Strickland, Clerk of
Council, In favor of the City of Way-
cross, • against W. M. Fleming,
amounting to $13.02, principal, $1.78
Interest, and fifty cents costs,, which
said execution was issued covering
the unpaid assessment for cement
sidewalk In front of said prdperty.
ALSO at the same time and place
a certain tract or parcel of land at
number 79 Brunswick avenue, In the
situated, and being 51x100 feet, more' e| ty 0 f Waycross, Ware County,
or less, and being located at the Georgia, being 90x100 feet, more
southwest corner of "D" and Jones | eggf at the southwest corner of Te-
Streets. Said property being levied
on as the property of Martha Jones,
by virtue of an execution Issued on
the 26th day of December, 1912, by
J. W. Strickland, Clerk of Council, In
favor of the City of Waycross.
against Martha Jones, amounting to
$14.40, principal. $1.98 Interest, and
fl(tjr cents costs, which ssld execu
tion was Issued covering the unpaid
assessment for cement sidewalk
front of said property.
For 10 Day* Only
Will Sell You The
The Famous Deakins
eimessee Batter
k 6 aid 12 lb. buckets
At 28 cant Pound
Every purchaser of a
bucket, cau fet at tie
sane tine a 24 poud
tack of Pillakirys Best
Flo? far 8) cents.
C. S. HARDY
&Son.
beau aud Brunswick avenue. Said
property being levied on as the prop
erty of Mrs. J. A. Vouraana. by virtue
of an execution issued on the 30th
day of September, 1912. by J. W.
Strickland. Clerk of Council. In fa
tor of the City of Wayeroei. again.’
Mrs. J. A. Youmans, amounting tc
113.07. principal, 12.01. Interest, and
fifty cents costa, which amid execu
tion was Issued covering the unpaid
assesment for cement sidewalk
front of said property.
AI.SO at the same tlme-and place
a certain tract or parcel of land In
the City of Waycross, Ware County,
Georgia, being located at the east
side of "D" street, and being a lot
37x100 feet, more or leee, said prop
erty lying between property belong
ing to Allen end I-ott. Said property
uelng eleivd on aa the property of J
B. Thorpe, by virtue of an execntloa
Issued on the 2<th day of December,
1912, by J. W. Strickland, Clerk of
Council. In favor of the City of Way-
cross, against J. a Thorpe, amount
ing to $21.71, principal, $1.M. Inter
est .and fifty cents coats, which said
execution was Issued covering the
unpaid assessment for cement aide-
walk In front of said property.
lean, and being situated on the north
side of Gordon street, 31 feet west
from tin northwest comer of Gordon
street and Plant avenne. Sold prop
erty being levied on na the property
virtue of an execution issued.on the |this Stale of the Act of July 19, 1914, GEOltoiA—Wire county,
sth day of August, 1912, by J. W. to-wlt: by adding to said paragraph To All Whom It May Concern:
Strickland. Clerk ot Council. In favor the following language:- "Provided, Leonard fllckox having, In proper
o( the City of Waycross. against the however, that In addition to the coun- form, applied to me for permanent
Home Furniture Company, amount-1 tics now provided for by this Constl- Letter! of Administration on the es-
Ing to $18.08, principal, $2.64,Interest, tutlon there shall be a new county tale of Mrs. Esther llerrln, late of
and fifty cents costs, which said exc- laid out from- the Counties ot Cwin- said county, Ibis Is lo die all and »ln-
cution was Issued covering the un-Inett. Walton and Jackson, said county gular the creditors and next of kin
paid assessment for cement sidewalk bounded aa follows: Beginning at a of Mrs. Esther Herrin lo be und sp
in front of said property. point amid stream where the Mul- pear at my office within the time al-
AI.SO at the same time and place berry River crosses the Hall County lowed by law. and show cause. If any
a certain Improved lot In the City of line joining Jnekaon eounly; thenee they ean. why permanent admlnlstra.
Waycross. Ware County, Georgia, and following the line between Hall and Hon should not be granted, to I .canard
being in Blze 247x100 feet, more or Jackson eonntlcB to the corner of llnll, lllckox on Mrs. Esther Herrin’s cs-
less, and being located between Al- Gwinnett and Jackson counties; late.
bany avenue and belonging to Ses- thence In a direct line to the center of Witness, my hand nnd official signs-
soms Said property being levied on 'he Appalachia River at Freeman-s ture. this 3rd day of August, 1914.
as the property of Madge E. Finn, by .Mill: thence following the middle of I B. H. Thomas,
virtue of un execution Issued on the the current of said Appalachia River » 8 ltd 3tw . Ordinary.
.6th dav of December, 1912. by J. W. down 10 the line of Walton and Oconee I
Strickland, Clerk of Connell. In favor counties: thence following the line GEORGIA-Ware County,
of the City of Wuycross, against between Walton and Oconee counties: To All Whom It May Concern:
Madge E. Finn, amounting to $103.90.,*? the common corner of Walton, | j. D. Lewis having, in proper form,
principal $13.77, Interest, nnd fifty Jackson and Oconee counties; thence^applied to nto for permanent Letters
cents costs, wlhch said execution was j foHowIng the Hie between Jackson of Administration on the eslalo of
Issued covering the unpaid nBsess-' aml Oconee coun lies to the Clarke! w. J. Bandera, late of said county, this
nt for cement sidewalk in front of county line dividing tnd,la to cite nil nnd singular the credl
said property ,Clarke counties; thence In n direct tors nnd next of kin of W. J. Sanders
AI.SO at the same time and place' 11 '" to Meclesky's Bridge at the ccn-!to be nnd appear at my office within
certain tract or parcel of land In * ral P 01 ” 1 ov< T ,he Mulborr >' River, the time allowed by law, and show
the city of Waycross Wore County ani1 Gience up the said Mulberry River cause. If nny they ran, why perttm-
Gcorgis', and being the tract of land 10 ,h - b««l« n,n « l"’ 1 '"
i which number 82 Albany avc- loounty line.
„u,. Is shunted, said tract being an That Winder, Georgia, shall be the
Improved tract, In slxe 105x100 feet, county-seat of said county. Said
mure or less, und being located on county shall be attached to the Ninth
the north side of Albany avenue, and Congressional District and to the
ut the corner of Albany avenue and Western Judicial. Circuit, and shall he
'D" street. Said property being attached to the Thirty-third Senato-
Icvtcd on as the property of Mrs. n./lal District. That the said name of
D. Finn, by virtue of an execution Is- w*i<l new county ahall be Barrow, and
sued on the 21st day of August. 1912. **>•* »>• >«*•* voters residing In the
by J. W. Strickland. Clerk of Council, !"”'*• ot *•'<* ( ' oun, J of Darrow e "*'-
in favor of the City of Waycross. i""' *° ">'• for members of the Gon-
agalnst Mrs. B. D. Finn, amounting,« a ' Assembly under the laws of Gcor-
to $47.00, principal, $7.44, Interest,;®** shall, on the Aral Tuesday In Jan-
and fifty cents costs, which said ex-," 111 *!*' c * cc * an ordinary, a clerk
ecution waa Issued covering the un- * b « Superior Court, a sheriff, a
paid assessment for cement sldpwnlk °"« r - » * ax eollector. a tax receiver, a
l„ front of said property. j county surveyor nnd a county treas-
ALSO at the same time and place Said » lec *‘°" t0 *" l » w Wl "
.. certain tract or parcel of land In <te > rxla ' the county-site of said
the City of Waycross, Ware County county. That the Superior Court of
Georgia, ami being the tract of lend coua ‘J ,h »" ' ,0 ,‘ h '
upon which number 82 Albany nvu I fm,rth Monday. In March and Scptom-
nue Is situated, ami being In , her of each year. The limits nt said
105x100 feel, more or less, and being Congressional and Senate-
located a. Che northeast cor*, of
Albany avenue and "D" street. Said
property being levied on ns the prop-
rty of Madge E. Finn, by virtue of
n execution issued on the 4th dny
GOVERNOR SLATON
ISSUES WARM CARD
of October, 1912, by'J. W. Strickland,
Clerk of Council, in favor of the City
of Waycross, against Madge K. Finn,
amounting to $40.70, principal, $5.70.
interest, and fifty cents costs, which
said execution was Issued covering
the unpaid assessment for cement
sidewalk in front of said property.
ALSO at the same time and place
a certain tract or parcel of land In
to which it Is attached, the time of
holding the terms of tho Superior
Court shall he as above designated
until changed by law.
Sec. 2. Be It further enacted that
when this proposiMl amendment shall
he agreed to by two-thirds
the members elected to each of the
two houses and shull have been enter
ed on the Journal of each house with
the yeas and nays taken thereon, nnd
tho Governor Is hereby directed to
cause the said proposed amendment
to be advertised In nt least two papers
the City of Waycross, Ware County |"> aach Congressional District at leas
Georgia, said tract being In sine «*o month, before the next general
200,100 feet, located on tho electhm to be held on the first Wed
side of Williams street, 100 feet east |"''»<*">’ *" " c ‘ nbcr - 10 > 4 - 1,0 ■ b » 11
from tho southeast corner of WU- al “ pro , v " l ‘' f ° r a «< * b "
Mams and Gilmore streets. Sold prop- Proposed amendment nt so Id general
erty being levied on as the property « “ '»»• *"/ “ a '
of John W. Bennett, by virtue of an !«'«*”;■ ' ,a l ra " f> ; " u, h ,
execution Issued on the 14th dny , lf amendment by ,n mnjorl. of H c elec-
May, 1912, by J. W. Strickland. Clerk t 1 ?" QUfiHflori to vn e for members of
- * ' * ,1m flnnnsel Aawemltlv ttiis-H nmnntl.
of Council, In favor of the City of
certain tract or pttreel of lund. In Waycross, against John W. Bennett |“
the City of Waycross. Ware County, amounting to $27.93, principal, $5.11 ,
Interest, and fifty cents coBts, which 8cc - 3 - 1,0 11 firtlter enacted, that
said execution waa Issued covering |* 1 * ha » ,ha ,lul >' of lh ” Oov « rnnr
the unpaid assessment for sidewalk |‘» » aW amendment lo the poo-
In front of sold property. “« «'« tlon '» lh ® , »" owln «
ALSO at the seme time nnd place torm: That tho.e voting In favor of
the General Assembly, such amend
ment shall become n pnrt of tho Con
a certain tract or parcel of land ln,“ w propo.ed amendment .hall have
the City of Waycross, Ware Coonty | written or prln ed on their tickets.
Georgia, said tract being in , |I0 , “In favor of ratification of the amend-
60X100 feet, more or less, located on meat W^ he Coa.tltn Ion creating the
the north .Id. of rfeed .tree., bo- County of Barrow w t WI d r Ocor-
tween property of First M.thodl.l g 1 *. a. t>?« county-lte. *nd thos. op-
Church nnd property of Perham. Said Posed to the ratlfica on of
property being levied on a. the prop- *"' at * hall , ha ” ° "/'"'f.”"
orty of John W. Bennett, by virtu, of bclr ‘ ,okel - “°PPo««> *o herafla-
execution Issued on tho 7th day , tlon “ f "mondment to the Con.lltutlon
M.a.„k iqiz Hv a r ijiwthnr treating the County of Bartow, with
v r r nnr.il in fnvnp'nf thn citw w,nder * Georgia, an the county-slto."
Clerk of Council, In favor of the City t $ *„»,« m niaim
cf Waycross, against John . W. Ben
nett, amounting to $35.60, principal,
$3.16, Interest,, and fifty cents costs,
which said execution was Issued cov
ering th<> unpaid assessment for cc-
ment sidewalk In front of Mid P«P-' BUtT q«H0od"to"”vote’ foTmem
cr 2^. , „ . . , . here of the General Assembly at the
This the first da, of Augu.t, 1914. K|Kt|on be held on Wed-
nesday, October 7, 1914.
JOHN M. SLATON,
Oorernor.
By the Governor:
PHILLIP COOK,
Secretary of State.
Now, therefore, I, John M. Slaton,
Governor of said State, do Issue this
my proclamation hereby declaring that
the foregoing proposed amendment to
the Constitution is submitted for rati
fication or rejection to the voters of
JOHN W. COLLEY,
City Marshal and Levying Officer.
7 4wks.
PROCLAMATION.
Submitting a proposed amendment I 7 9twky.
to the Constitution of the State of |
Georgia, to be voted on at the General GEORGIA—Ware County.
State election to be belli on Wednes- t 0 whom It May Concern:
day, October 7, 1914, said amendment j Mitchell Blackstone having made
providing for the creation of the application to me In due form to be ap-
County of Barrow. ) pointed Administrator with the will
By Hls Excellency, [annexed upon the estate of Stephney
JOHN M. SLATON, | Morgan, late of said county, notice la
Governor, hereby given that said application will
State of Georgia, b« heard at the regular term of the
Executive Department, court of Ordinary of said county, to bo
August 3,1114. held ob tho first Monday In Septum-
Whereas, the General Assembly, at ber, 1914. #
its session In 1914, proposed an amend- Witness my hand and official signs-
ment to the Constitution of this State, ture, this 3rd day of August, 1914.
as set forth In an Act approved j B. H. Thomas,
July 17, 1914, to-wlt: | Ordinary, Ware County, Oa.
An Act to propose to the qualified OEOROIA—Ware County,
electors of this State an amendment c * 'McOraw, having applied to the
to Paragraph 2 of Section 1, of Article °« rt ot Ordinary of said County for
11, of the Constitution of the State of Die Guardianship of the pereoo and
Georgia, aa amended by the ratifica- of Joseph A. Pierce, mlaor of
tion by the qualified voters of this **»•*• *+ laU of said county,
state of the Act approved July 19,1914, *«*“«*• All persons concerned are
and for other purposes. required to show cause In said Court
p rpu«» by the first Monday In September,
enmeveo oj me „ ... imIi.
nent administration should not be
granted to J. 11. Lewis on said W. J.
Sander’s estate.
Witness my hand and offiela! sig
nature, this 3rd day or August 1914.
B. II. Thomas,
8 8 ltd 3tw Ordinary.
GEORGIA—Ware County.
To All Whom It May Concern:
B. A. Bennett having, in proper
form, applied to me for permanent
Letters of Administration on the es
tate of C. O. Bennett, late tif said coun
ty, this is to cite all and singular the
creditors and next of kin of C. O. Ben
nett to be and appenr at my office
within the time allowed by law, and
show cause, If nny they ean, why per-
mcnent administration should not he
granted to B. A. Bennett on said C.
Bennett's estate.
Witness, my hand and official signa
ture, this 3rd dny of August, 1914.
B. H. Thomas,
8 8 ltd 3tw. Ordinary.
CITATION.
Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 12.—Governor
John M. Slaton has replied vigorous
ly to the attack made on bis family by
Newt Morris, of Marietta, which
charged that Governor and Mrs. Sla
ton had fulled to make returns of nny
personal taxes for 1913. The Gover
nor, upon his return to the city, stat
ed, in a card to the public:
"I was astounded by the knowl
edge that nny humun being hud sunk
en so low in the scale of decent pro
priety ns to pollute tho columns of
the newspapers with such dirty stuff
ns Newt Morris* card.
"Surely a cause must be hopelessly
desperate that a degenerate creature
such as this discredited Judge la al
lowed so to outrage every conception
of manly conduct. He knew when he
wrote the article that $11,000 was re
turned to cover personality and that
the officer so informed him. He pur
posely concealed the truth. I write
this card only because Morris attacked
my home."
The Governor was an attendant yes
terday at the funeral of Mrs. Wilson
in Rome. He returned last night and
will be busy until far into tonight and
the remainder of the week fn signing
hills passed by the legislature.
HARDWICK FAILED IN ATLANIA,
DIDN’T CONVINCE IHE VOTERS
GEORGIA—Ware County.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
oncerncd, that on the 10th dny
March, 1914, Joseph II. Shephard late
of Warn county depurted this life in
testnte, und no person hns npplied for
administration on the estate of said
Joseph II. Shephard in said state, or
is likely to apply; thut administration
will be vested In the Clerk of the Su
perior Court or some other fit and
proper person, after the publication
of this citation, unless valid objection
Is made to his appointment.
Given under my hand and official
signature this 7th day of August, 1914
R. H. Thomas,
Ordinary of Ware County.
8 8 ltd 3tw.
For Solicitor General,
o tho Voters of tho Waycross
Judicial Circuit:
I utn a candidate to succeed myself
for tho office of Solicitor General of
the Waycross Circuit, subject to tho
Democratic primary to he held on
August 19th, 1914. I greatly apprccl
ato the confidence nnd trust which
tho people of this circuit have placed
in me, nnd I trust my conduct of the
affairs of this Important office merit
tho continued support and influence
of the people. I am serving my first
term in this office, and I will greatly
appreciate the support and Influence
of the people In behalf of my candi
dacy for a second term.
Yours very truly,
M. D. DICKERSON.
ALSO at the same time and place
a certain tract or parcel of land, in
the City of Waycroea. Ware County,
Georgia, said tract being an Improv-
«d tract. I. sir. 35xl«« extra o, b«Ho. I B. tt mm.“hr
mat la hereby proposed to paragraph
2. Section 1. Article II,’of the Conitl-
tutlon of this State, aa amended hr the
This A apart 3rd. 1114.
B. H. Thomas, Ordinary.
erty being leriea on aa we property muon oi u/ iuc
of the Home Furniture Company, by ratification by th. qualified totem of Subscribe for The Journal.
There is more Catarrh in this
tcetiuu of the country than all
other disease 1 ; put toj-ethcr, and
until the lant few years was sup
ported to lie incurable. For
ttreat many yean ( doclor« pro-
uounced it a local disease and
prescribed local remedies, and by
constantly failing to cure with
local treatment, pronounced it
incurable. Science haa proven
Catarrh to be a constitutional
diseaae, and therefore require*
constitutional treatment. Rali’a
F. J. Cheney k Co., Toledo, Ohio,
ii the only Conititutionel cure on
the market. It i* taken internal
ly in doaea from 10 drops to a
teaapoonful. It acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. They offer one hun
dred dollars for any ease It faile
to care. Send for circulars and
testimonial!. >
Address: F. J. Cheney k Co.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 7- r >e.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for
constipation.
disappointed. They did not go to
hear a speech of generalities ami the
skinning of his opponents.
At the outset Mr. Hardwick stated
that he was going to hit each and ev
ery one of his opponents good, hard
licks. Stating-at tho aame time that
they would all be above the belt. This
hundreds differ materially with him
about.
Mr. Hardwick’* speech last night
and the minerable and contemptible
methods employed by Judge Morris,
will not alone go to place Fulton in
the Slaton ranks, but will do more
to elect Slaton as United States sen
ator than any other two things that
hns been done yet, and the rebuke
that will be bunded Mr. Hardwick on
the 19th bf this month will be one
that he will not forget In some time.
The only time that Mr. Hardwick
got anything like a real applause was
when he was eulogizing 8enator
Smith or basting Tom Watson. If he
hnd left tho names of these two out
of hla speech, he would have been
Impresaed In n very forclblo manner
by the lightness of hls applauders.
In short, hls speech nnd his at
tempted catch of Fulton county was
a miserable failure.
BLACKLISTED
L DAI
In tho course of an attack on tho nor Brown’* card, who mado'appllca-
Rcgional Rescrvo Banks, established tion for a loan by the National Bank*
under tho Democratic Currency Bill, of Atlanta, had read the law, ho would
published in the newspapers of July have known that tho Atlanta Banks,
31, Ex-Oovornor Joseph M. Brown expecting to be In a Central Reserve
City, which will bo tho monoy roaer-
volr for several States could not under
tho law, he "In the’market for farm
Tho following is from the Atlanta
Star of Tuesday evening:
An audience of from 3,500 to 4,000
greeted Thonmn W. Hardwick at the
Auditorium last night. The speaker
was introduced by James L. Key.
Mr. Hardwick lost the best oppor
tunity of his life to square himself on
the parcel post law, the currency
hill, or our own Georgia tax laws.
These very Important question?
were successfully side-stepped by Mr.
Hardwick, und were never mentioned
by him.
HI* entire speech was given over
to denouncing his opponents.
Mr. Hnrdwiek proved his real lit
tleness ami unlitnes* for the position
of United States senator of Georgia
when he stooped to bring the name
of Mrs. Hluton Into a political cam
paign, ami especially so when It was
used to hls grandlzenieiit. Wo had
lioped that Mr. Hardwick would de
liver his speech on broader lines
than tho attack on tho fair immo of
Georgia womanhood.
This is an ago that demands con
structive statesmanship, und to b<
simply able to ainusc a crowd with
Jokes does not uppeal to the Blinking
voter, for nil the crowd went nwny
says:
"However, tho law does hot
force tho borrowing hanks to loan
money to farmers, and recent de
velopment* havo proven those lat
ter banks are not in tho markot
for farm loans, hence tho Region
al Bank System, la a nullity so
far a* relief to tho farmers Is
concerned."
It would be absurd to suggest that
loans." Then It might havo occurred
to him to apply to Ex-Governor
Brown’s National Bank which has au
thority to mako farm loans and which
can be "in the market" for them.
Read the law quoted above and ae« It
this in not trn*.
The farmer's land is n$^ longer
the law should force a bank to lend blacklisted by law at the National
money to any Individual, but the law Banks scattered all ovef the country,
passed by tho Democrats DOES PER- « »•» »»• ca *° «“*'* la *‘ December,
MIT National Banks outside of Cen- and that, certainly, le a atop forward
tral Reserve cities to lend money on for the farmer,
farm lands, a privilege which for more Before the Currency Bill was Intro-
than fifty years haa been denied them dneed Senator Hoke Smith Introdue-
under the Republican low. For half ®d a bill permitting National Ranks to
a century farmers and farmers- orsao- lend money on farm lands and this
Isatlons havo complained that their P* an . propoaed by him, waa Iqcorpor-
aocurlty was blacklisted by Iho Ns- •*«* *n Currency Bill and la Bow a
tional Hanking Laws. But farm lands law.
have boon taken olf the blacklist by Dr. H. E. Stockridge, editor of the
Section *4 of the new Currency Uw. Southern Rurallst. upon aoelng tho at-
passed by the Democrats and alined *«* on Ike farm loan feature of the
by President Wilson on the J3rd of Currency Law, wrote to forty-two
last December, ae follow.: country National Banks la Oeorgta.
■Section 34. Any National Bank- South Carolina, Alabama, and Florida
lug Association NOT SITUAT
ED IN A CENTRAL RESERVE
CITY may make loans secured
by Improved and aaeocnmberad
farm lands, situated within Its
Federal Reserve District, bat no
such loan shall be made for a
longer time than five yean, nor
i for aa amount exceeding fifty per
centum of tho actual value of the
property oflered ae eecurlty. Any
•neb bank may make each loane
In an aggregate earn equal to
twenty-Qye per ceatam of Its capi
tal and surplus or to one-thtrd
of Its time deposits and sack
banka may continue hereafter ae
heretofore lo receive time depos
its and to pay Intereat oa the
aiklng If they would make farm loans
under the terms of the new law. and
without exception they replied that
they would. One honk stated that it
was already making inch loans.
These letters are oa Hit la the Rural-
let olMce la Atlanta, and the Mate-
meat herein made will be esbetantl-
ated by Dr. Stoekbrldge.
Hoke Smith Campaign Committee.
Atlanta, Oa., August 1, 1314.
FOE OONdBBM.
To the Vote* of the Eleventh Con-
greeiional District pf Georgia:
I am a candidate to succeed
myself in Congreta, subject to tho
Democratic primary to be held
It la axpected that there will be on Angu , t ifth, 1914. I gm deep-
V«k" SSX *Sl IF ffrgtefnlfor the confidence «d
mend. Chicago. Cleveland. St Louis, truit reposed in me, and, being
Kansas City, Minnespolls, Ban Fran- ever eonaeiona of the great re-
clsco, Dallas, and Atlanta. Banka la sponsibilitiea resting upon me ah
Cantral Iteaarve CTUsa wBl aot be par- yotlr representative, earnestly so-
THE INSTANT Trousers Prase mtueo to mane nvu yuur urnue ncna .. . . .»_ .
Crasser, Stretcher and Hanger, |they will he In eRles where thousands UeE yonr continued loyalty and
presses trousers perfectly without of other basks will go to get money support,
heat keeps trousers In the beet coo- 'when it lo needed far commercial and Faithfully yonr*,
dltkm. Price $1.00. Circular frit, agricultural parposes. Bat every oth-' • J. R. WALKER.
Crest Novelty Co., MSaor, On. ler bank In tho Baited State* Is free • .«..
T-17-tts-wkly. (to lend money on farm lands, which
— the NMIoaal Banka were prohibited ————.
Unless then la a big change be- from doing until (he Democratic law Rain and war are making things
tween now and the 19th Hon. J. R. wa * P««ed. look blue Just bow In this section, but
Anderson will carry Ware county. I If the man referred to in Ex-Cover- It will soon pus