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ITIA Week
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’WOMAN PRESIDENT? NOT YET.
WOULD GETTING SMALLER.
THREE ACES OF BARBARISM.
STONE, BRONZE, IRON.
This is th# political stage of
*“rosv reports.” They pour in on
Iji f'ol'.K'.’.e, D*vi# and Cooliuga.
Cco'u<i(f. if tf.i-J (.hat Ohio, lowa
.and i> si'vady hio.
Da-/:/ .* M&t W *Stf the South
and New iVvC Vusntts, Il
linois, e r r., ** Hi.K-CIED NOW.
La FoilH,v v • followers say they
have "twenty-five Slates sure."
The "rosy” days are pleasant, omy
someone is sure to be disappointed.
The Government has ordered a
group of fly.ng maohmea that can
travel through the air, on the
water nnd on land. Only ono s ,; *-P
remains, the amphibian and sub
morsiblu flying machine pulling in
Its wings and becoming a sub
marine. That will come also.
John R. Voorhis, oldest oSk
holdor, aged ninety-five, predicts a
woman President. Mb® will come,
fcut not in fifty years. Many
women in the United ,States would
mnke President* better than any,
■with two exceptions, since Thomas
JelTenion. But man, proud mar.,
dressed in a little brief authority,
will take a long time to get oxer
Ms SUPERIORITY COMPLEX.
Men of low intelligence imcereiy
iwlievo that they are in some my*;
teriou* wav woman’* auperw, and
*oeh nun decide Prcaidential elec
trons.
If a woman become* President
before 1980, it will be through pro
motion of a Vice-President. That
might happen within a generation.
The -world really is becoming e
small place. American flier#,
coming home by the shortest
route, put on Arctic clothing as
they loft England.
Their hop wc* from England
te Greenland, and then they will
be getting Summer things ready
-for thoir joyous, triumphant, land
teg in wann America. "Around
*h worid in eighty days" wap a
fairy story. Around the world in
aix daya or less will be BEAUTY,
before 2000 A. D.
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The scientific wond notes the
discovery in France of anew
anaesthetic called "aorwnifaira ”
With no bad after effects this
anaesthetic makes possible, the
iwgtott operation*. It, is'Tujected
into the blood, causes the patient
to remain half conscious for thirty
I *ours, which is excellent for
major operations.
v It is hard to believe as yeu read
of scientific methods for avoiding
pain that when anaesthetics were
first used they were savegoly de
nounced as works of the devil.
Earnest preachers declared that
WANTED us to suffer and it
*vs a sin to thwart His divir.o will.
Joseph Greenberg, of Now York,
will return to his home with new
knowledge of this country and
greater respect for tha siao of
Texas. Ho left Brooklyn In a
dittlo automobile to bring his son
back from ‘•somewhere in Texas,”
and told bis wife he would be gone
'tbi-at three days. ’ lie will be
surprised to find it will take him
about us b,::g ij cross Tc.:.\S as to
.cross all the rest of the American
*,aatiiient. When you've entered
Texas on one side and coma out
on the o.h yea have covered
almost hall’ the distance from
ocean to ocean.
When historians write of the
three great periods of barbarous
development, the stone ago, bronze
ago and iron age, they will say:
"The full industrial development
,f the iron figog reached at about
the year 2,000 of the period hu
morously called ‘tho Christian
Era/ may perhaps be called the
beginning of civilization.
‘•Men had developed faint ideas
of right and wrong. But while
they hud begun to leave the-r
jgreat fortunes to education and
science instead of seeking to bribe
their dehy and buy eternal bliss
for their own worthless souls,
they retained the worst features
of ca lier barbarism. The dis
coveries of science in chemistry
4nd physics were used for war
murder on a gigantic scale.
“The dregs of the race commit
red murder with their own hands.
The so-called upper cla-ses lived
in shameful luxury, utterly indif
ferent to poverty, disetwo and ig
norance around them. They even
♦wrded young children of the poor
into factories and mills, grinding
Them into profits for their own
use.
‘‘Ou the whole, that culminating,
?>wiod of the iron ago was Inferior
s digtvty and decency to tha sterna
age.’”
legal Notices
NOTICE OF SALE
WKEIiEAS, L. H. Scagraves of
Madison County, Georgia, by his
Warranty Deed dated February 2,
1922, and duly recorded in Bock 0-2
at page 483 of the Land Records of
Madison County, Georgia, conveyed
to the Pearson-Taft Company, a cor
poration, the following described
real estate in Madison County. Geor
gia. to wit:
In the Pittman District and the
883rd Georgia Militia District, lying
North of Neese and about 300 yards
West-of the Athens .and Ha Public
Road, hounded on the North by
lands of W. E. Lord and on the East
by lands of W. E. Lord, on the
South by lands of Bob Tolbert, and
on t!y> We .t l>v lands of T. W.
Zackin, more particularly described
by motes and bounds as follows: Be
ginning at the mod South-easterly
corner of the tract hereby conveyed
where the lands of W. E. Lord and
Bob Tolbert intersect, running thence
North 15 degrees West 17.47 chains,
to rock, thence North 9 degrees West
6..43 chains, thence South 73 degrees
West 60 sinjts to a sweet gum, now
rock, thence North 46 1-2 degrees
West 6.78 chains to red oak. thence
North 1 degree West 7.69 chains to
Spanish oak, thence North 86 1-2 de
green West 26 chains ho post oak,
thence South 11 1-2 degrees East
15.18 chains to red oak, thence
South 15 degrees East 27.97 chains
to post oak, thence North 76 de
grees East 23.50 chains to white
oak, thence North 77 I*2 degrees
East 3.40 chains to rock and place
of beginning, containing 117 acres,
more or less.
To .secure the promissory note of
said L. IT. Seagraves for the sum of
Two Hundred Ninety-nine and 75-
100 ($299.75) Dollars, payable in
installments, and in said deed pro-
VuVtd that in event .of the default
in the payment of any installment of
said note, said Company might de
clare the unpaid balance thereof at
once due and payable and sell said
land fer the payment thereof; and
WHEREAS, the installment of
said note due February 1, 1924, was
not paid when due and is still unpaid
and said Company has declared the
entire unpaid balance of said note
now due and payable;
NOW THEREFORE, Taft and
Company, formerly the Pearsons-
Taft Company, under and by virtue
of the power and authority in said
Company vested by said Warranty
Deed, will proceed to sell the above
described real estate and appurte
nances thereunto belonging at public
sa’ie to the highet bidder for cash at
the door of the County Court House
in the City of Danielsville, State of
Georgia, between the hours of 10:00
A. ML and 4:00 P. M., on the 11th
day of September, 1924, for the pur
pose of paying said indebtedness and
the costs of said sale.
As provided in raid deed, sad sale
will be subject to L'fj rights of the
bolder of that certain principal note
for the sum of Three Thousand
($.”,000,001 Dollars and interest
t'lereon at seven percent from Feb
ruary 1, 1923. described in and se
cured by that certain Warranty
Deed recorded in Book 0-2 at page
4hl of tlve Land Records of Madison
County, Georgia.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, said
Taft and Company has caused these
presents to be executed by its Presi
dent and its corporate seal to be af
fixed this 25th day of July, A. D.
1924.
TAFT AND COMPANY,
By Oren E. Taft. President.
NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR
CONSOLIDATION OF SCHOOLS
Georgia, Madison County.
A petition from more than one
fourth of the qualified voters o*
Wright’s School District having been
filed Y.dth me. asking for an election
to he held in said Wright’s School
District upon the question of consol
idation of Wrights Srhool Distrirt
with Danielsville and Ila Srhool
Districts. By virtue if the authori
ty vested in me as Superintendent of
Schools of said county, —lt is htreby
THE OAICIELSVILLE MONITOR. DANIELSVILLE- GA
ordered that on the 6th day of Sep
tember, 1924, an election bt held is
the school house in the Wrights
School DLstr ct on the qutstion of
consolidation of said Wrights
School D strict with I!a School Dis
trict and Danielsville School Dis
trict, .said election to be held under
tht same rules and regulations as
general elections.
Those favoring consolidation of
said Wrights School District with
Ila School District and Danielsville
School District, shall have written or
printed on their ballots "For Consol
idation of Wrights School District
with Ila and Danielsville School Dis
tricts.” Thost opposed, shall have
written or printed upon their ballots,
“Against Consolidation of Wrights
School District with Ila and Daniels
ville School Districts.” All persons
qualified to vote in general elections
and who have resided in said Wrights
School District six (6) months prior
to this election, shall be qualified to
vote in this election!.
The County Board of Education at
its regular August Meeting, held
Aug. sth, 1924, signifitd a willing
ness to consolidate said Wright
School District with Danielsville asd
Ila School Districts and furnish
means of transporting pupils to said
Danielsville and Ila Schools, should
raid election carry for consolidation.
Witness my hand and official sig
nature, this the 6th day of August,
1924.
R*. C. David, Supt.
Madison County Schools
ASPIRIN
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Vauritia • Rhwnmrfiwnt
HvuralgWk Pais, Paia
Amyl “Bayer Toil*!* of Aspirin*
mbf. Each unbroken paAoga cootaia#
woven direction*. Handy boxen of
iwatva tablets coat few cento. Dnw
gijts also mU bottle* of 34 and MW.
Aspirin is the trade mark of Boyar
Manufacture <4 Mowaoticvl—tor 4
faltayttcasUl
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FEDERAL LAND BANK
. . ... . _ •
Money can be had at 5 1-2 per
cent on farm lads from The Federal
Land Bank of Columbia. if loan
is desired, kindly see me before May
It.
CLARENCE E. ADAMS
Secretary-Treasurer
2t, 6-12,19
SUNDAY FARES
VIA SEABOARD
$3.00 Atlr.nta.
See Ticket Agent
Refreshingly new are the early Fall hats
of soft silky panne velvets, or combina
tions ol velvet and satin. All the new
fashion notes are featured in this ship
ment of Autumn, 1924 hats.
New, square crowned hats, smart mod
ifications of the cloche, flaring shapes
with swirling draperies of velvet, and
many others equally fashionable. In
black and also in all the new Fall colors.
Specially Priced at
5395 to 54.45
Special Close-Out of Hats
We have a few ladies hats with silk
scarfs to match, which we we will close
out at $2.69 for Scarf and Hat, |
Dechovitz & Simmons
S. M. SIMMONS, Manager.
For Killing Weevils
and Saving Hay
Use FARMERS JOY LIQUID ARSENIC Poison
1 Bottle makes 40 gallons. 1.50 per bottle, Beet and
Cheapest, , f j
EOR DUS?IN r G we have poatively the best on
the market. Peerless 2-Row. Sec one.
Mowers, Rakes, Mower Repairs, Grain T*riis,
Disk Harrows, Plow and Plow Repairs.
NORRIS HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO.
378 Broad St. ‘ At hens, Ga
Hofmeister's Shoe Shop
229 Broad Street
Athens. Georgia
For the Best in
Shoe Repairing
at Reasonable Prces.
Shoes Repaired While \ ou Wait
C. A- SCUDDER
JEWELER
ATHENS, GA*
Diaxnoncl s.
Watches,
JT ewelery, %
Sterling; Silv<
REPAIR;
WATCHES & -JEWELERY.