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CROCODILE HUNT
THRILLING SPORT
Field Museum Collectors Find
Ample Excitement in the
Swamps of Honduras.
Chicago.—“ Have you ever played
hide and seek with a crocodile at
night?” asks Karl O. Schmidt, who,
with Leon L. Walters, Just returned
to the Field museum after four
months in Honduras collecting reptiles.
“The game is exciting, especially if
played In a swampy forest. And if the
crocodile tags you you’ll certainly
realize you’re It! But in this case,”
and he holds up the skin of
five-footer, “I got him first.
“This specimen I got in British Hon
duras. We had caught several smaller
ones but wanted a big fellow. They
only grow to about five feet there —
we later got some eleven-footers In the
republic of Honduras. But on this
night Walters and I went out with the
customary headlights on our forehead,
all ready to kill. The headlight daz
zles the eyes of the animal and gives
the hunter the advantage. Pretty soon
I saw this brawny chap slavvering
around In a puddle about a foot deep.
Blinded Creature Good Wrestler.
“I shot twice for his ear but missed.
The second bullet scraped his head and
about half-stunned him so that he be
gan to navigate wildly-in circles. I
thought Pd lose him then, but all at
once I found him right near me. I
didn’t take a chance on shooting, but
Just poked my fingers Into his eyes
and pulled him out like that. The eye
sockets are rather deep and give you a
good hold on the chap. Well, then I
grabbed his mouth, but he kept squirm
ing around in my hands so I could
hardly hold him. Waiter* came up
Just in time to keep the beast from
getting away.
“We tied him, but even after that
his muscles were so strong that he
could roll himself around on the
ground like an animated cylinder. He
could have got away into the swamp In
no time If we hadn’t tied him to a tree.
Well, here he is, poor fellow. And
there Is the plaster mold Walters made
of him. I have a sort of affection for
him now. He gave me a good time of
it, all right. Eut I didn’t try to ref
any bigger ones by hand. No, not after
that.”
The collection brought home by
Schmidt and Walters also includes
specimens of a tree-cllmblng salaman
der, an animal about four Inches long
that lives In the tubular leaves of the
air plant. These leaves always con
tain water In their bottoms. It Is here
that the salamander exists. Among the
specimens of this kind taken by the ex
plorers are several new species.
Heller En Route With Bpeolmene.
John T. Zimmer has returned from a
year of explorations In Peru. He told
of meeting Edmund Heller, another of
the Field museum’s collectors, In Peru
In April, 1922.
For more than a year Heller and
his wife have been scouring South
American hills and forests In search
of specimens of mammals to stuff and
bring back to the Field museum. They
are also bringing a few live rarities for
the Lincoln park zoo. The two are
now on their way here from New York.
Among the collection to be mounted
for the museum are the leaf-noged bat;
the oil bird, or owl that Is not an owl,
a species of which thousands of speci
mens were found In the Lechuza cave
and from whose fat young the natives
make a fine salad oil; a “vampire” ani
mal like a bear with a tooth like the
blade of a knife, and others equally
odd.
How Bull Was Taught
Fear of Automobile
Toledo, O.—A fight with an enraged
bull resulted in a narrow escape from
Injury for Dr. Charles J. Henzler, Lu
cas county coroner, and the damaging
of his automobile recently In a farm
lot near Temperance, Mich.
Coroner Henzler parked his machine
In the cow pasture while he went to a
stream 200 yards away to pick mush
rooms. A herd of cows grouped around
him to watch the proceedings. A bull
standing on a hill nearby became en
raged at the coroner and started for
him.
Doctor Henzler broke all speed rec
ords in covering the distance to his
automobile. As he started to drive
away the bull rammed the rear of the
machine. A rack on the automobile
containing a tire was caught on the
bull’s horns but did not deter his fight
ing ability. He continued to ram the
machine while the coroner stepped on
the accelerator.
When Doctor Henzler thought the
bull had damaged his automobile
enough he turned around, switched on
the lights and started for the animal.
The latter dodged, the tire rack be
came unfastened and he galloped
away. After the hull had put quite a
distance between himself and the gate
Doctor Henzler turned his machine
around, sped back, picked up the tire
rack and made a quick getaway.
Chemist Bares Hafnium Secrets.
Copenhagen.—Prof. Nils Bohr, the
discoverer of the new element, haf
nium, has now determined Its atomic
weight. The element, which was
named in honor of the city of Copen
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rection are nearing completion. Five
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remain te he discovered.
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Miss Nell Butler has returned to
Atlanta, after spending several weeks
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. But
ler. Miss Butler was recuperating
from a severe illness that had kept
her in a hospital for nearly a month.
Miss Caroline Jolly is spending her
vacation with her patents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Jolly. Miss Jolly Is a suc
cessful stenographer with Hlch & Cos.,
of Atlanta.
Cemetery Clean Off
At Wofford Cross Road
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The woik started on the cemetery at
Woffords Cross Roads will be continu
ed on Saturday July 21.
The question of the new church build
ing will also be discussed. All interest
ed come and bring a lunch and spend
the day.
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Tyndall was one of the first to sug
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changes that the climate of the earth
has undergone in the past might con
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earth.
Where Rover Scored.
On her return from a visit to grand
ma’s Bernice said: “They were all
glad to see me, but Rover’s tail was
gladdest of all.”
SHERIFF’S SALE.
GEORGIA —Bartow County.
Will be sold before the court house
door, in the City of Cartersville, Geor
gia. said county, within the legal hours
of sale, on the llrsi Tuesday in August.
1923, to the highest and best bidder for
cash, at public outcry, the following
described property, to-wit:
That certain house and lot located on
the tor of the hill east of the White
Methodist church at Cassville, Georgia.
Said lot containing one-half acxe, more
or less, bounded as follows: North by
land of May Lowe, east, south and west
by land of Webb Wheeler. Levied on
and will be sold as the property of Ma
hugh Wilson and Lucy May Wilson,
under and by virtue of an execution
issued from the City Court of Carters
vllle, Georgia, said county in favor of
Atco Stores Company against the said
Mahugh Wilson and Lucy May Wilson.
Defendants in fl. fa. and tenants in pos
session being duly notified.
Also, at the same time and place,
will be sold lot of land Number 211 in
the Twenty-third District, and Second
Section of Bartow County, Georgia,
containing 160 (One Hundred Sixty)
acres more or less. Levied on and will
be sold as the property of Elisha Mc-
Entire and J. Y. McEntire, under and
by virtue of an execution issued from
Gordon County Superior Court, in fa
vor of the Calhoun National Bank
against the said Elisha McEntire and
J. Y. McEntire. Defendants in fl. fa.
and tenant In possession being duly no
tiled.
Also at the same time and place, will
be sold the west half of lot of land No.
! 225, in the Twenty-first District and
| Second Section of Bartow County,
Georgia. Levied on and will be sold as
i the property of T. A. Jenkins, under
j and by virtue of a ft fa. issued from
the Justice Court of the 822d District,
G. M., Bartow County, Georgia, in fa
vor of W. A. Dodd, O. L. Tomlinson and
J. M. Smith, against the said T. A. Jen
kins. Levy made by J. M. Hammond.
L. C., and defendant in fi. fa. and ten
ant in possession being duly notified.
Also, at the same time and place,
will be sold that cert ii house and lot,
located at Number 9. Stokely street,
where Fannie Johnson recently died.
Said lot bounded as follows: North by
property formerly owned by Will Sloan,
east by property of S. A. McCrary,
south by Stokely street, and west by
the Temple Thomas property. Levied
on and will be sold as the property of
Charlie Cherry, under and by virtue o.
an at.achment issued from the Justice
Court of the 822nd District, G. M., in
favor of Cartersville Undertaking Com
pany against the said Charlie Cherry.
Levy made by J. M. Hammond, L. C.,
and defendant and tenant in possession
duly notified.
Also, at the same time and place,
will be sold lots of land Numbers 98,
99. 118 and 113 in the Seventeenth Dis
trict and Third Section of Bartow
County, Georgia, containing in all One
Hundred Fifty-three and Twenty-five
Hundredths Acres (153.25) more or less,
levied on and will be sold as the prop
erty of S. H. Bearden, under and by
virtue of a tax fi. fa. issued by J. D.
Pittard. tax collector of Bartow County,
Georgia for State, County and School
taxes for the year 1922. Defendant In
fi. fa. and tenant in possession being
, duly notified.
Also, at the same time and place.
! will be sold that certain tract of land
! containing One Hundred Fifty-two
; (152) Acres, more or less, known and
| described as follows: Lot of land
! Number 122, consisting of Forty (40)
Acres, lot of land Number 123. con
; s'sting of Forty (40) Acres, lot of land
Numbe 283, consisting of Forty (40)
Acres, the north half of lot of land 224,
consisting of Twenty (20) Acres, ex
cepting the right of way of the L. & N.
railroad,also the south half of lot of land
209 consisting o:' Twenty (20) Acres,
excepting the right of way of the L. &
' N. Railroad, all of said lots and parts
! of lots lying and being In the Twenty
first District and Second Section, Bar
tow County, Georgia, and being levied
on as the propc< ty of J. L. Dover, un
der and by virtue of an execution is
sued from the City Court o£ Carters
ville. Georgia, said county, in favor of
,he International Agriculture Corpora
tion against the said J. L. Dover. Said
levy being made pursuant to Section
6037 of the Civil Code of the State of
Georgia for the enforcement of the se
curity deed from said Dover to the
said International Agriculture Corpo
ration, plainiff in fi. fa. Dated July
Ist. 1921, and recorded on Page 265 of
Book No. 58 of the Deed Records of
said county, conveying to the said In
ternational Agriculture Ccrporatlc n the
title to the above described land to se
cure the debt of the said J. L. Dover
to the said International Agriculture
Corporation, on which debt Judgment
was obtained and said execution issued,
and the said International Agriculture
Corporation after having obtained said
Judgment and before the levy of said
execution having compiled with the
provisions of said Code Section in mak
ing. filing and having recorded on the
deed records of said county In the of
fice of the Clerk of the Superior Court
its quit claim re-conveyance deed to
said Dover, conveying said land for
the purpose of having said levy made
thereon. Defendant in fl. fa. and tenant
In possession being duly notified.
Also, at the same time and place,
will be sold that certain vacant lot in
the City of Cartersville. Georgia, said
county, located on a certain alley, run
ning west from Mull street, and
bounded as follows: North by a va
cant lot, proparty of L. Hannon, east
by proparty of Mrs. W. C. H^son,
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south by property of L. Hannon, and
west by property of C 5. W. Brook and
others. Levied on and will be sold as
the property of the estate of Charlie
Morgan deceased, under and by virtue
of a tax ft. fa. issued by J. D. Pittard,
lax collector of Bartow county. Geor
gia, for State. County and School taxes
for the year 1921. Tenant in posses
sion being duly notified.
Also, at the same time and place,
land lots and parts of land lots num
bers fifteen (16), sixteen (16). seven
teen (17), fifty-nine (59), fifty-eight
(68), fifty-seven (67), fifty-six (56),
eighty-nine (89), eighty-eight (88),
eighty-seven (87), and eighty-six (86),
in the 17th District and 3rd Section of
Bartow County, Georgia, being the
same property as that described in
deed from Marvin D. Reynolds to Jef
ferson Standard Life Insurance Com
pany, recorded in Deed Book 58. page
460 Clerk's office, said county. Levied
on and will be sold as the property of
Marvin D. Reynolds to satisfy a cer
tain execution issued from the City-
Court of Cartersville. Bartow County,
Georgia, in favor of W. B. Hale against
i Marvin D. Reynolds, said execution
having heretofore been transferred to
B. R. Moore, and this proceeding being
in the name of B. R. Moore as trans
feree against said Marvin I). Reynolds;
also lot of land Number eighty-five
(85), in 17th District and 3rd Section
of Bartow County, Georgia, the same
levied on and will be sold as the prop
erty of Marvin D. Reynolds to satisfy
said fi- fa. proceeding in the name of
B. R. Moore, as transferee. Tenant in
possession duly notified.
This, the 12th day of July, 1923.
G. W. GADDIS. Sheriff.
A. V. NEAL. Deputy Sheriff.
PUBLIC SALE OF LAND.
GEORGIA—Bartow County.
Whereas, on the 18th day of January,
1922, M D. Reynolds executed and de
livered lo the Exchange National Bank
of Rome, Georgia, his warranty deed to
secure a debt, conveying ail of land
lots numbers thireen (13), fifteen (16).
seventeen (17), and fifty-six (56). con
taining forty (40) acres each, mor t - or
less, in the 17th District and 3rd Sec
tion of Bartow County. Georgia; also
one blue horse mule about 8 years old
named Tom. also one blue horse mule,
eight years old, named Jack; and
one bay horse about seven years
old named Dan; one Cletrac trac
tor number 12762, motor No. 42085;
one D42 plow; one T. D. H. harrow;
one Nash automobile number 172060.
motor No. 58723, for the purpose of se
curing the debt referred to in said deed,
in the sum of Thirty-two Hundred
Twelve and 60-100 Dollars ($3.212 60),
besides interest aad attorney s fees,
which deed is duly recorded In the
clerk's office of said county, under date
of the 24th day of January, 1922, In
Book 58 of Deeds, page 541; and.
Whereas, by and In said deed said
M. D. Reynolds gave said Exchange
National Bank of Rome. Georgia, the
power and authority to sell sad prop
erty as in said deed described In case
of default in the proAipt payment at
maturity of the principal or interest of
said debt or in default of the payment
of any taxes that may be assessed
against said property promptly as the
same becomes due, aud defuult in the
payment of insurance premiums as in
said deed stipulated; and,
Whereas, the lien created by said
deed, and the debt therein described,
have heretofore, to-wlt, on the 15-th
day of June, 1923, been duly trans
ferred to B. R. Moore, which transfer
la recorded in Deed Book 68. page 54 2
Clerk's office, said county and which
transfer gave to said B. 6. Moore all
tf the rights, remedies, and powers
specified in said deed; and,
Whereas, default has been made and
declared in the payment of principal
that was due on March 18. 1922, and
default has been made and declared in
the payment of interest due on said
loan, the entire debt is now due, un
paid, and collectible under the termß
of said deed; said note being for Thir
ty-two Hundred Twelve and 60-100
Dollars ($3,212.60), dated January 18,
1922 due ninety (90) days after date,
bearing interest at the rate of S per
cent per annum, and bearing certain
credits on payments of Interest there-
on. there being a total balance due on
the sth day of June, 1923, of Thirty-two
Hundred Twelve and 60-100 Dollars
($3,212.60), principal, and two hundred
seventy-nine and 66-100 Dollars
($279.66) interest.
Now. therefore, by virtue of the
power so vested in B. R. Moore, trans
feree. by said deed and transfer, the
said B. R. Moore will sell at public out
cry to the highest bidder for cash on
the 7th day of August, 1923 during the
legal hours of sale, and before the
court house door in said county of Bar
tow, the property- described in the
aforesaid deed, to-wit:
All of land lots numbers thirteen (13)
fifteen (16), seventeen (17), and fifty
six (56), in the 17th district and 3rd
Section of Bartow County, Georgia;
also one blue horse mule about 8 years
old named Tom; one blue horse mule
8 years old name Jack; and one bay
horse about 7 years old named Dan;
one Cleirae tractor number 12762, mo.
tor No. 42085; one D42 plow, o ne T. R.
H. Harrow; one Nash automobile num
ber 172060, motor No. 58723. Said trac
tor, plow and harrow being cumber
some to move delivery thereof will be
made on the farm of said Reynolds,
near Kingston, Georgia.
Fee simple title will be made to pur
chaser at said sale, and the purchaser
at said sale will assume and pay taxes
on said property for the year 1923.
AH of the principal and Interest of
said debt is hereby declared due, as
hereinabove set forth, under the terms
of said deed.
Said land being advertised and to be
sold as the property of M D. Reynolds.
This June 10, 1923
B. R. MOORE.
WM. T. TOWNSEND,
A torney at Law,
Cartersville, Georgia. 7-12-4 t
CITATION FOR LETTERS OF AD
MINISTRATION.
GEORGIA—Rartow County.
To Whom It May Concern:
H. C. McCutchen having applied to
me for Permanent Letters Of Adminis
tration of the estate of W’. A. Mc-
Cutchen, late of said county this is to
cite the creditors and next of kin of
W. A. McCutchen to be and appear at
my office on the 6th day of August
1923, and show cause if any they can.
why permanent administration should
not be granted to H. C. McCutchen on
W. A. McCutchen’s estate.
Witness my hand and official signa
ture, this 10th day of July, 1923.
G. W. HENDRICKS, Ordinary.
PUBLIC SALE OF LAND
GEORGIA, Bartow County;
Whereas on the sth day of Decem
ber, 1922, H. J. Moore, of McMlnn
County, Tennessee, executed and deliv
ered to the Fidelity Loan & Trust Com
pany his warranty deed to secure debt,
conveying the land hereinafter de
scribed, for the purpose of securing
the debt referred to in said deed, in
the sum of Twelve Thousand Five
Hundred ($12,500.00) Dollars, besides
iKlerest and attorney's fees, which deed
is duly recorded in the Clerk’s Office of
Bartow County Superior Court under
date of December 7th, 1922, In book of
deeds 69, page 346:
WHEREAS, by and In said deed said
H. J. Moore gave said Fidelity Loan
& Trust Company power and authori
ty to sell said lands as in said deed
described in case of failure to per
form any 0 f the covenants to be kept
and performed by the Said H. J. Moore;
and
WHEREAS It was covenanted In
said deed that eaid H. J. Moore
have the right to mine and remove
minerals from said described property
and sell same, with the understanding
and agreement that said H. J. Moore
shall pay to said Fidelity Loan A Trust
Company within four (4) months af
ter the beginning of said mining op
erations, the sum of One Thousand
($1,000.00) Dollar*, and the further
sum of One Thousand ($1,000.00) dollar*
with in six months after the beginning o,
said mining operation said sums to bo
1 credited on the last outstanding note
or notes described in said deed; and
Whereas, said H. J. Moore began rain.
' lug operations on said described pro
perty more than six months prior to
this date; and
Whereas, said H. ,T. Moore has paid
$500.00, on one of said two installments
now due and payable leaving a balanoe
! of $1500.00, now past due and unpaid;
' and
Whereas, the said Fidelity Loan £
Trust Company by written agreement
signed by it and said H. J. Moore under
date of June 7th, 1923, extended the
time of payment of said sum of $1600.0#
ns follows, to-wit: Five Hundred
($500.00), payable June 30th, 1923, Five
Hundred ($600.00) dollars, payable July
31st, 1923 and Five Hundred ($500.00)
dollars, payable August 31st, 1923 and
in said extentlon contract the said H.
J. Moore waived and did release the
said Fidelity Loan & Trust Company
from the thirty days of grace provided
in said deed, on the said three payments
of Five Hundered ($500.00) dollars, each
and gave the said Fidelity Loan &
Trust Company full power and auth
ority to declare the entire debt describ
ed in sad deed due and payable under
its option without notice to said H. J.
Moore in case of default In the prompt
payment of any of the said Five Hun
dred ($500.00) dollars, installments and
proceed to advertise arid sell the pro
perty as In said deed provided, and
Whereas, de nult has been made in
the payment of the said amount of Five
I Hundred ($500.00) dollars, duo June
30th, 1923, and by reason of said default
the entire debt as described in said
deed is now and is hereby declared
due and payable.
Now, therefore, by virtue of the power
so vested in the said Fidelity Loan &
Trust Company under said deed and
under the terms of the said contract
executed June 7th 1923, the said Fid
elity Loan & Trust Company will sell
at public out-cry, to the highest bidder
for cash 0 n the 7th day of August, 1928
during the legal hours of sale, and be
fore the Court House door in Carters
i vllle, in the County of Bartow, and
State of Georgia, the land described in
the aforesaid deed, to-wit:—
All that tract or parcel o( lanft situat
ed. lying and being in the 22nd dis
trict and 2nd section of Bartow origi
nally Cherokee County, Georgia, and
he'ng all of land lots Nos. Three Hun
dred and Seventeen (317) and Two
Hundred and Ninety Six (296) in said
district and section, each containing
One Hundred and Sixty (160) acres,
more or less, said lots lying-in one body
and containing in the aggregate Three
Hundred and Twenty (320) acres more
ore less.
Also, All the northern portion of land
lot No. Two Hundred and Ninety Seven
(297) in the 22nd district and 2nd sec
tion of Bartow, originally Cherokee
County. Georgia, and described more
particularly as follow-s: Beginning at a
point about the middle of the original
north and south land line on the west
side of said lot and running due east
to a branch; thence up said branch a
distance of four (4) rods !n a south
easterly direction; thence due east to
the original north and south land line
on the east side or said lot; thence
north along said original line to the
northeast corner of said lot; thence
west along the original east and west
land line on the north side of said lot
to the north west comer of said lot;
thence south along the original land Hne
on thee west side of said lot to the
beginning point. Also one fourth (1-4)
undivided interest in the mineral in tl*
remaining portion of said lot. the same
being the southern portion thereof.
Also all of land lot No. Two Hundred
and Ninety Eight (298) In the 22nd
district and 2nd section of Cherokee
County, Georgia, containing One Hun
dred and Sixty (160) acres, more or lees.
Fee simple title will he made to the
purchaser at such sale and purehae>w
at such sale will assume and pay taxes
for the year 1923.
Said land being advertised and to be
sold as the property of H. J. Moore.
This July 10th. 1923.
FIDELITY LOAN £ TRUST CO-
Maddox, Lipscomb £ Mathews,
Attorneys, Rome, Ga. 12-44