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VOLUMN NO. XVII
DOUGLASyiLLE, GEORGIA I RIDAY, APRIL 7, UXA U
NUMBER 52
ROAD BONDS BEST
INVESTMENT STATE
IE HAVE
Radio Stations
While the daily papers arc 1 it- j
terally over run with radio news,:
broad cnstipK stations etc., it is I
perhaps not generally known that
HoiiglasyiHe lias more than one
IT IN RACE
Hr. Editor:' 1 ljave received sq
many inquiries as tomv probable
station, ,,nd many have had the j ^pdidacy far judge of the Talk
| pleasure of ^listening in,‘
Sentiment In Favor
Bonds Almost
Unanimously
poosu circuit that I have reached
The idea of the $75,000,0011.00
Of Tom hi v Pool was the fii.su mi., , ,, ,
> , \ . the conclusion that a public state-
'capture messages lrmu the an 1 , and 1 , r . . '
i..J . ment from me would not: im nut of
tor several months has been able)
I to listen and communicate mot j 0, ' de|1 - 1 baye been so impressed
only with Atlanta-but I’ittsbuiyr h sincerity of these infinities
ami other foreign cities.. 1 and solicitations to enter the race
Henley Hutchison has perhaps !.that I have given the subject scr*!
WOMEN 1ST PAY
1 TAX
ft lias been thought bv some
that unless women voted they
would not have to Pay poll tax, and
in order to determine the question !
^ M A S D J™ «
WORK TRAIN
Mr. Arihur Mitchell, a good citi-l
zenofthe Brownsville comunity, |
died at his home Monday of pip.j
riic funeral occoiircd Tuesday. %
Judge McUrty wrote lofhe Attoi-I f' I'D* 1 ' 1 ,h<? last s,ui rit, ' s boin - i Last Friday while a local freight
1 n,aso " ,,, tratern,tv °Tj switching at Villa Rica, three boxes
. masonic fraternity,
a.,d tin which he \v;;s a Ioyulmemhei'.
rejfly (piotes from the acts of 1921 ; lie haiv,
General lor a-rullhi,. .. , llv .. , lv
wife and
hU h leads as follows; i children l" mourn his do
’’Upon each and every inliahitant, J he Sentinel extends i •
of the State between the ayes of
flu-
verij
turc
lath'
■•reav-d family.
bond
last two weeks.
'People a'e begining tc
realize
he
st it- bond issue for completing lb, ‘ best equipped station in Doug, j i 0 us consideration,
the state highwav system is grow- >nsyil)e and Tuesday uiglA' the ed-1_ -1 realize that if 1 should not
b v , every day, according to T. G. dor hadthe pleasure of I is toning make the race it "ill l*e best not
F-rmcr Jr who has been out in bn- hi' '"st tube. Market and po to longer leave the question open
ti-,.. stale working for the road : 'fed rep'ortsund concerts from Pitts | and 1 take this method of savins
ahnosif continu'ously for the burg, and from the Atlanta Jour, j to tbdse who have been kind e-
nal stations lire very ibstinet ami, nough to ask' me to 4'un that f
;i.i,t for tire J'statie", .'wo suppose t httvc . lf „ T maill ,.„ ; t!l q ibmUo( '
that completing the highway syx- - k "°' v " llat 1111,0 e ^ r - v | i‘ertchetl the conclusion that 1
' , ; 7 West investment the "° r, ‘ ns ** - v(m were.sUngjug : shi ,„, a not enter the eo.dost. Mi
a ,n e at “ SX * ° f . 1 reasons are largely and
Slat can iimkc . Another s.icccsstnlly ..prated it fen Jo state tho,ii
will Put thousands o. unemplnjwt station was that of Hugh Watson ; h, this comwU, „ 1 v.-'-i. e- ' er
men to work. It will reduce taxis , vhilp , vw |„,re ami , s u> t | !( .... w i' f(1 ,.,' b J.,,.
iiV those counties that iniH* alreatu [«'|oytl House is constructing ouyigiven nio Mv'fl I v\l * i, , ,.{I 1
lloated bo mb and will, put good which wiH donbtlr* be in opera j and to those’ who now "tender’ it •
r ids in every county without tax- lion in a few days. ' | my siikvn'apiu-eriati.m and Pcsti
utton on the people. But the. i Thi- is an ago of wonders and | w isb
bi-M part of the plan is that it will the.wireless is amount; the great
give us the benefits of as fine a rst of them.
system of highways as any state
and not add one penney .to the pre
sent automobile license fues and “
Mr. Ilurbiut t eager ol Atlanta
gasoline tax. spent Sunday with his parents Mr
" ’’North Carolina hut .vear voted ^ M ,, s Q A ycsagcr,
000.000 in roa.. bonds, ml Mr. John Charles Sibley of At-
last year North Carolina pafeed Janta w;ks vjsitin „ 1)l)me folk ,
Georgia in agr cttlforal wealth, a!- yunday.
though it is a .much smaller state., jjisses Flora-and Mattie Lon
M,uch..of this is attributed t<> ti |C ‘ Vtins^ot and Etht^Siblev \Vt4>vis-
fact- that g»>od roads enabled North jfjng Miss Ciii'.stfne Metveiv
'VV
21 and tin years on tile days fixed
for tb<> return of property fur tax
ation a, poll tax of *1.W, which
shall fie for edueatioual purposes,
ininstrifeting; children in the ele-
menii.iry branehes i
edueatidn only, by i!, ■
The Attorney. General lus ruled | owner.'
that under tliefilinve section r. -1-1 saddle
are subject-to poll tux wluit-1 clothiti
fey vote or not, and all
lolild lie registei-ed s;x m
row to a general el
must register bv May 1
A!?
BABIES
The world war brought,
ami riches to huiidhriud of
, ands. I
uiglish | milliona
or itious-
this country many m-w
‘s \vi re made principally
t pliw” system. The.
f little tiiachine shops.
two empties and a car of coni, got
atvay and started on toward Bir # *
| mingham ns though they were
frying to make up | 0 st time.
'•bout half way tiehveen Villa, J
Weil and Temple 1 heir flight was'
arrested when they smnstied jntq^
a work train iiiitiring sovi^raf i
workmen, one.negro havino-a lpo 1
amputated.
j that in;
fellow,
cl ries,. s'eo..
taelories, etc
rilers from tin-
i ■ tliem weal' !r
'ar'ning that In
his isTso sudd’ei
d stock in the.'
to find thems*
fae.to'ties.
V. P. M. S. Mi
Mine;
igilF ^ d'f' 1 It nnle’s Missiniiory
o-iefy met; At a social, I-'i'idnv.
M st. at I
tgge.tt.
MADE REAL'l
.Edwards
;'ci SC....
Central
Effect i
Ligh
EN I
byi
;Suchi
! Babie:
lT:isli|i;j,'lit ]iom
\ Wit/y
Ui 4 R
1)0 111
minor
trs, ivp have am
it'll-- hip rtf tIn-
several years u
J the Sentinel r
ist plf-asaot v
' . and it is with
i- : re {ban
in assume'l
Si-ntiiiel.
- spent as
re amouiig
irhin our
a re-imwed
again
there may be
in .your offlei
•veiling, M,
if l-Mwin li
The minutes of 1 he las
Were read, after which tin
-ailed. Ivu-li responded
Memory yer
1 larding pn
home
in
ive mid int.
papers, or u
Find and devi
you will be mi
did.
•lad
s seiimg
>rtti;.f w.v.
her ami
that you
ling III
beiV.ui
j|
A
who
pertaining to ea-
few am using gi
hour Miss ,1 nil in
by Miss Marjorie
- pn
i’tnga r
It,
C u-ohna citizens to market their Saturday night and Sunday,
crops to better advantage-'' Mr. Roy Kilgor attended Sunday
"Georgia cannot afford not to! school here Sunday,
vole the road bond issue, amt (Miss Cilia Moody low been on
every citizen who wants to sec the j the sick' list forjseveral days,
state forge ahead and take her. Miss Pearl Philips Sand brother
rightful plate in the sisteahood of ^ were visiting het-e^m,-
states will work from now until The pilrty uiven hv Miss'Oirlev
the legislature meetr in June to j,Smith Saturday night was enjoyed
see that the bond issue is put lie- j by all.
fore the people in a way that they I Mv. and Mrs. Luther Sihley 'we-
will understand it.” . j re visiti,|, s of M ''- ll "tl Mrs. A. S.
’ ”1 find sentiment unanimously ; Baggett Sunday,
in favor of the bonds wherever I are sorry to say Mr, and
the issue F'understood, 1 ' said Mr.
Farmer.
Card Of Thanks
Mrs'. W . II. Hamrink and child
ren Wish to express their deep
and sincere appreciation to all the
friends, especially the Masons and
roitr neighbors who were so tender
and thoughtful through the many
kind and sympathic words and
acts, and with thelovrly floral of
ferings, brought comfort and
solace to soften the terrible shock
liml heavy sorrow they suffered
in the recent death, of their be
loved husband, and father Mr. W.
• H. Hamfick.
Mrs. J. 11 Thornton are real sick
with the “flu.”
Mr. and Mrs. Aden Hudson and
family of Atlanta visited their
daughter Mrs. Vansant Sunday.
Come to Sunday School here
will be glad to Imvoyou with us.
SHOWS ONE’S LOVE CAPAClTI
Waterworks Bonds
Sold
Mayor T. It. Whitley informs
us of Jhe successful sale of (he
recent issue of waterworks bonds.
Though it was a small issue and
bearing only five per cent, the
■sale was only a little below par.
The extension work on the city
plant will commence in a few days.
“Telegraphone" May Be Used in t
Future to Prevent Possibility of
Unhappy Marriage.
One of tin* iiiuiiinnruljlo uses to
which- the “teU'Ki’iiplione," an inven
tion announced by the Society of Eler-
ti’ical Development, may lie J/ImcciJ If
tintt of preventing unhappy ntj.wlatfcs.
T!»e inventor himself, name not dts
closed, heHeves/lhttt if it can'la; ad
jnslcti over tlie hefiVt of tile ^irl, Jici
doubt-torn swaii^ will he aide to tel)
whether sl*«* is telling th« iiiltli or not.
He tunl not invented ;i, wra of malting
the girl put this lie detector on.
The “tejegritplhme” rei'ords tin
breatlilni' unit ii.-m-t hen Is. It lunAiii
lies Jriggn lari ties caused by emotiom
ami is regarded by ciimlnoioghstH as n
sure method of catching lying wit
nesses. The lover suggestion 1h pm
forward by the inventor merely as an
exampie of what science could do 11
permitted.
‘‘When John grows doubtful of tin
reality of Joan’s love for him,” lu
says in ills dry, academic wu.v, “In
can satisfy himself by having her
heart Hatters measured.’i
If ihe girl puts .up a struggle at u
suggestion that she wear this liar
ness during an evening of courtship
i.v be sure that lie is going t<
|il hours of lies. In that casi
filing to do but doubt every
[ays. Thus will unhapp;
prevented.
Tv
*blg
generator a
camera and focused on Hi
/{pot where the lluslillght
placed.
feet behind tlie
gilt
vben lb.*
clnir.'i
vas l
pitch dark
ikon. The
placed, and
In the see;
tiie signal given,
started “shooting.” At p word from
Ihe director, tlie two big lights were
suddenly ilaxlw.1 on. and off again,
illuminating the entire scene with a
Sudden Minding Hash of light.
At the same time the (lashlight
charge hi the tree was exploded, giv
ing the effect of a holt, of lightning
coining In contact with the tree. Then
all was darkness again. A few care
fully placed scratches on-the emulsion
of the til hi ahead- of the segno served
as perfect lightning streaks just be
fore the big Hash.
mil-'
msure that
ociatecl with the gootl
noughts county,, ,and
t!.I^i hu!' co-opt'! nli< <n We li'npo
.to ina-K’t*-the. Soutine) a Wuicoiuc
’visilor in cvey lionic.
AfUT a rest of two yehrs we Feci
as though we have stormi iipsomt
energy, and will endeavor It
il for the best interest of Douglas
county at largo. ,
In 1 frxie from * 0, ‘P^ an hoy, was consigned to p --'pm itn., sm
parlisian politics, and hope to hi
j mealing!
■ roll was
with a
•‘n 3!.rs. .Matthew
; d a very attrac-
" ' - KMIIIU, con* ‘
unitjuc contest
•T and tjuite «<
ncs. At a late
Rnfjgotl, assisted
Morris and Miss'
. served deficious
riaitl for (he
Diafc l)oy dc-
dost, the sub
bank account? and
youth's eduealion.
veloped into the gr:u
. liniest Tenor that 1 ver sang'
name was Canlso
, Ih isIV John Rowlands, a
reh’cshyientfb W e can truly say
i bat every one thoroughly enjoyed
i.li>* evcniijjr Tin* nevt. inciting
will, hi with Luc He Dodson.
W e take the liberty here to an
nounce to our friends that tlie Y.
|i, I*. M- S- willsgive a j)l/ty at "the .
school auditorium in the near fu-
all i tore, pro ha ley Friday evening,
admissions will
The Sentinel will i/v; ».*.w .. w..», , ,. . ■...
;l ; workhouse in Wales. The. super- l )( charged, no one in Douglasville
utility nowspiqjiT in every sens4 il,U! " (l< ' nt ” f ll,at ‘"MituUoif was a to miss seeing thissplen-
of the wot-il. We-lmve no »xe to quR'k-lempereil, over-bearin K okl|" ia P'ay-
grind out-,selves, nor will we as-j bu,1,b l u He knew as little . Mrs. J)orri
sist in the grindiifg tliose <>f any! >0 “ l ma»agm K boys as he .ltd - i s coaching u
scheming politician. * bout Ihe (.'h,„"se language. J‘-i I you do . it Mi , vt , vo f;-’S
Our columns are .open to the because he wn. l» 1RRe r and strong-1 lmg ftml irls ^ . iis , lnl( , h
public for the. discussion of . lM : ‘l>=m Ins et.argrs, he delighted
• i.in beating and kicking them , .
’ the blood flowed. Time went on : ' ,liices 11,1,1 011,1 it w.th just
our l'iithl'ul leader
Gome ami rSee -if
TO TAKE PLACE OF GASOLINE
Prizes Offered for Invention of Fuel
That Shall Be Lees Costly
and as Useful.
delighted
i n talent as buys and girls of otli.*r
live issues'.whether your jdeasj ovau " K a,|u RK:K,,,K tb em till! . .1 . • .
conform with onr own or not, but . lus much magnificence, grace, anil
personal attacks o„ any,individual j alul J(l 111 Howlands grew. One ’
will not be puldislred. ■ dl, - v was sl ’" 1 L ° llle v,l|l, K e ,llul ' '
We are in no sense-responsible i bw wa -V b '“ :k «loppu«l to eat
TIip rnpld IncrG.if-o ip tlie use of uu-
tomohfb’s, motortrucks smd molor-
propcllfd figi;iculturaj miichinory, Jo-
gclher With the hi gli cost of-gasoline
In Fruin'c, jins brougiit nbout mm-h
study pf the possible use of oilier mo
tive fuels which might M* unmufac-
tin’cil from unlive materlnfs nt lower
cost to ihe consumer than gasoline.
At the annual, meeting of the Agrf-
eulturaJ soclely at 15e/.i**rs, a coihmlt-
tce was a lit liorizeil to organize
petjlit'll wilh a view to discovering q
priicllcal ? ami economical motor fuel’
with al.-ohol as tlie basis of Its corn
posit io
Brizes
totaling
200,000
fra i
i[e setter, white
other brown
of Sam.
nforma-
J^C.
•c bf*en placed at Uu' dIs
position of fhe comnilttee, of which
amount 100,000 francs will be award
ed to the competitor whosi,* product
gives I lie best results. The competi
tion will l<(* open from January to
March; .1022. .
• While the motor fuel sought for Is
Intended for crmsimiption In the exist
ing type of motor engines, a product
which could he employed in a modi
fied type of engine will be considered.
for the views of our cort-espon-
sonie blackberries, Whe
; sup- :
dents, and shall not take offence|saw.the stable,s on his Bliotoclrama Of
when your views fail 'to cpnl'olut| hl, ':4 it,,d /f' l "- l,,m wdl; |
to ours.
We shalTnot hesitate ti
our views on matters of public in
terest, and ilo not expect every
| a stick until he could hardly walk
speak - Y(,U,, U Rowland resolved that that
i would la- the last heating he would
■ver take at the hands of that man
One day the superintendent
Famous Book At
Pastime Theatre
One of the most recent and im
portant screen versions of famous
one at all times to agree with us,,
but that’is a privilige we accord b ''»«ht a- mtw table which some hooks to be Presented this season
you. ‘ of the boys accidentally str.iteh'd in Douglasville is “The Sport .of
W
eo"'-. 0 f pews galh' „
county weo are sending us weekly H'-d Hu; culpi id step out and take 1 brated novel by Arthur Somers
letters and we ask every reader! the whipping he would R oc he.
;. AIM... r. i... I > ■
■’ ■ , hi pu"^*i*avpu- id i nc ofit'i i jj\
,Vc have a good orgonizatiou ,5lilu|o,i with ht '! ,n0ti ali Kings,” produced by the Buffalo
tews fathers' throughout the boys uyHa'fore him and demanded Motion Picture Co. from the e.ele-
to assist them by giving them tilliM ben John Row-, It-wid be shown pjve day only
lands term came, tlie tyranieal sup-: Friday, April 7th.
, , ,, • . , ,. erinlendent was seen to take a!
haps know something interesting . , . ,, , r—■
, ft-w quick turns to tin-air as he . , „
was ninii-haiKjk'd as if by,‘a young; 1,1 ! <in , vus ’
bob-tailed wild cat. In less ti,,.,-1. 1,1 Hie eyes ol the law a criminal,
Chemistry Gains in Waste Salvage.
The animal report of tlie bureau oj
■dienilsLry of the Department of Agri
culture tells of the work that ha?
been done in studying, processes use<
in industries related to agriculture
Some of the problems reported upon
are: Making adhesives, cellulose, fun*
fural, etc., from corncobs; manufuc
tuning ^nrch from potatoes;, nninu
fad tiring a palatable 'Sirup from the
sweet*.potato; -utilizing waste ohtiigc*
•uni lemons j- Improving methods m
tailning and testing leather; maim
fadure of rosin and turpentine, and
study of the laws that govern, tin
clt^mlcak reactions emi/loyed in tin
dje Industry.—From the Journal ,ol
Industrial ami Knglneerlng Cliemis
tr y- 4 2k
M.
Unit our corresspondent has failed
to get, so tell them.
We invite our readers to drop
in and see us when in towd, make
the Sentinel office headquarters..
If yonr neighbor is not a subscri
ber, tell him about tile good new
sy letters and loan him your paper
after you have read il and tell him
weAvant him to subscribe.
Every family in the county
should have the Sentinel. The
pleasures of the county news is
worth many times the cost, and
many times during the year will
appear some itme, either news or
advertisment, that (j-ill be worth
more to you than the cost of tlr
Paper.
Wd are going to do our best to
make the Sentinel a good county
paper but we cant do it ,without
SB!co-operation.
it takes to, tell the bully was mil , j ■" tbe eyes of the boys a hero.
teriug something about being j
young Rowland escaped to Liver-
(kicia-d'with'ligidiug ami shuck I^’'nT "’'"‘‘o l "' ',' hippc<l
iy a mule. "He dident know , 0rlea, ’ s -, J '^ged and pen-
mother's applied ton Mr. Stanley
lor a job. t here was something
by
wLicit one of his
he was. Let me explain rigid , , ,, ,
here that I did not sec that fight, : 1,1,11 h °- vs f "arless
and if any of „,v readers saw it . j'a^e Mmt appealed and he got the
they will kindly correct am lms , l” b and tnc.denlally a good edu
cation. He changed his name to
Henry M. Stanley and made the
"time Stanley illustrious. ,,
We love bull dogs and wild coifs
take 1 might make about it.
’’Now boys tell ;the truth, toll j
UndeSnapipy the truth, because
I’nt hard to hiol —is this September
or Christmas week? And after a
while he added, "Boys, if I dont
get well, tell my mother and my
country that 1 died a hero. "Tell
them I was thinking about them
when that Ford truck hit me,
"Then he began th quote htV'poul-
try"-"Twist, twist, thou dark blue
and bad boys and can’t help it,
TUejyhave pep and appreciation
and power. If all the great and
good works that have been done
by men who were bad boys were
undone, civilization would sag
back-one thousand, years at least-
and then some. .