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THE CLEVELAND COURIER
\\>L. XXX 1 I 1 . Xo. -i:
SHOVE CKKHIv ITEMS
Sew - imist have been sc tree in
the count v last week, as the Onk>
Chapel writer and ourselves were
Uie only correspondents that sub
mitteil our letters for publication.
l*rof. A, W, Cain, historian
Lumpkin county, says his history
wift be a book. Mr. William 11
Hoscli is historian of Hull county.
Shoa: Greek School will put on
a play at its close Friday nin-jit,
March 37. 1 ’i.tle: •‘Mamie’s
Little \\ iki Rose.’
Mr. Will Fra n k li 11. residing
above C'evel-md, was represented
in tiiis district, last Sunday by 1 |
three little boys. The Franks i
pAyerCtn important part in history
Franklin was the name ot an older
or rank of people and was assumed
by them for a surname. Chaucer
called his country gentlemen a
Franklin :
‘■This worthy Franklin bore a
purse of silk :
F xed to las girdle, white as
morning milk.
Knight of the shire bust, justice at
the assize ;
To help 1 hr poor, the doublliif
to advise.
In all employment --just he proved
Renowned for courtesy. In all
beloved.'’
And again in Spencer’s Fain j
(.Fieen we liud : j
“A spacious court they >ee j
IC.t plain and pleasant to be w lik¬
ed Jin, 1
Where then does meet a Frank¬ j
lin fair and free. ! |
The Franklin’* Came to America
from England: was pom. but very
honest. Among them was Dr. j
Franklin who signed the Dechtr t
tjon of independence. Lucie Bill
Franklin, ofDaltlonega, came irom j
North Carolina and w i- an bumbo
and law-abiding citizen. M r. Will!
Franklin is a descendent of has.
Missionary Nows
'The .Methodist Woman’s Mis-I
sionarv Society will have tlu-ir j
next* meeting with Mrs. Ben AI-1
lison at 3:30, Wednesday after¬
noon, March 25. The program be- j
ii)- the study ot ; "Another Home :
Mission Field”. “The Indian j
< .'ajans of Ala
Robbers u>vadedGlevelami again
Mouauv mqrtiing, but this linn
were unsucceji^t ul in oljinuunv
nnytiling* except from the store oi
Whitmire X Head, where they
gained enier.mce from the front
and got what tbev w anted.
Die next place they tried wu
White County Bank, however they
scoured nothing. I hen ^hey en
U red I L G Head's store from a
,
window in the rear oi the building
wLeae they were frightened iwa\
when the% approached 1 lew feet
of ToHie Jackson, who was staying j
in the store, when he leveled hi? j
revolver at them and commander!
that they stick up their hand, j
which they did not heed, but back {
ed awev and soon made their e- j
cape. Tollie stated that thereesbi j
be did not get them is that lie dit
.
not want to kill them.
It is thought that they are tvvi j
IB ii county prisoners that brokt
Gainesville jail early Monday j
morning. Two strange men thm |
fill the description of them were!
noticed in the woods a little over a
mile west of Cleveland .Monday j
nBernooo. Tims tar no arrea-j
have been made.
Texas and the V*.
Tim s-v-; -V of Texas L 170 . 17 :',? ! 0 .
The iiopulaiinn of the world is esti¬
mate,! at l.TCh.oiH.or,::. This figures
„11- at a fraction over 10 persons to
the acre in Texas.
Devoied xo Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Interests of White County
OAKES ClUPEl &
\[ r . uni ,\J id ' F . . i
: ,nd chiidrvii sju- ie am.day wli:
yir and Mrs, ( : ie A ". on.i.. ..i
j v0;l f.
M r. . and and , Airs. M , rs. Hen ben ,\ . !
land, were the g tests .it Mr.
a , u i Mrs. f II. S: ova; Hiiuda v.
Mr. and Airs, f rd Tatum, oi
Atlanta, visited M Mr?
]> l\uinn j ts i Sam d: 1 . •.
Mr. .and Mrs, W. B. Freeman
and da lighter. Marc , spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mis lluh Head, ai
Clermont.
Mr Reynold ,M< mat sous.
Bill and 1 ,eivis. an u M . ) ack.Mer
“itt, of Columbus, weri t he guests
of Mr. and Nir?,, R .McCollum
Friday.
Mr. I’irk Brown and Miss l-abe”
Forester, of Cornel i.i, spent Sun¬
day afternoon with fr.kimts here.
Mr. Kibe ft Tinker, ot Clarke?
vii'le, visited relatives hire last
week.
Mr. and Mrs, J H Stovall and
Raymond and Mac McCh. lutn at¬
tended t ie qnartt-Ly ineel tng at
Demurest Sunday
A iarge crowd at le’tued 1 he party
it the home of Mtss i )la Mac Mc
Colhun Saturday night old report¬
ed a delightlii' time.
The resolution passed in the
House of Representatives by II 1>.
Edwards ol "Lowndes 1 oiiotv. re¬
and which lias been nfliciii
-y torwarded by t,lie i lerk to li-iad
of each Department in the State
Capitol his attracted v id.- inten¬
tion through the state. The reso¬
lution, which asks that uii depart
nents ariatige employ m t hat
on!y one job and ary
one person, and ex
,,|J white in
riven prelere
full is as folio
Whereas According to tin
mdilor’s re.dort reeentlv submitted
1 the House ol Representatives
-nd the Senate it contained records
if tile various departments olStatr
md showed that in numerous o!
lie departments that employees ol
1c part in cut s were : iioing ( inan\
s three jobs and drawing three
, t ] a r i e *, some employees holding
vo jobs it nd dr a w i u# two sa Airies,
! i d
“Whereas, It fut ther appealed*
nit in said audit tut re were j »ni
uirs arki reporters ol tl)e 'different
lep.irtmerit? dr > win; r pay from two
k'jiaftmei ts and hoi bog two job
,
a handsome salaries r.» oyn ng from
H/.Xi to f t .qoo per > car per job.
-nd, there are ex-so! hers n net ni my
left i u Georgia vv11! famines and
*o jwijs, and
*■ When*-s, i he ax harden i.*
•ver incrciisinA :imi ii order ; o de
reuse tax ■- we must decrease ex
rend 11 it res.
“Therefore. Be t resolved bv
he 1i oi; -e - ■' Ri ; ‘Tr-t: tb.n
it now request the -sc .ii;
nei) 1 s dec re * se . i he 1 1 1
nuch a? possible,
-
“Be Ii Father Ru 1 '
he ile oa : tm-' nt - of t i t .0 r; 1 -
neiit. be requested ' ■ ion
me pt/rter one j c- an iar\
t'lia; ex-soidiers atm
• eorgia with funiiiie
he privileges of cn
here departments.
Read arid udou'vo
China Well Wat
China proper is or;- of
tererl countries of i'.-i
the mountain* on the v.
rivers run in n .u
ward to the '■
iuvia! (iliiius for !iun-ir
along the ocean ami iina;
of 301) miles.
OLEV ELAND, GEORGIA, MGU. U)«i
(sttintl Jury Drawn For
April Term, HKU
Robert Horsey
O. B. West
1 antes B. Simmons
). T. 1 ) 1 vidson
W E. Hood
M. |. Craven
• 7 ■ C. E. Head
; tS Sam Brers
j 9 C. A. Carmou
i to 1 plu s Xe.hu*
I i 1 C. H. Etris
W. C- White
i 1 ^ B/L. McGee
! T 4 1 . R. Sosebee
y’h.ts. P Sosebee
G. 11. 1 .eomird
j l 7 W. A. Whitmire
| ; S 1 . G Johnson
i B F. Chumblci
! 1 9
:o B. C. Minisli
'2 1 1F. Faulkner
i 2 2, \\ . C. Miller
A’, G. W. W estmoreland *
c l |. I>. |nek-on
>5 j. II. White
36 K. T. Logan
•7 I. E. Reid
TS j. G . Young
ii) C. J. Meaders
,0 R. L By tic
Traverse Jury For
April Form. MKH.
Lverett \ix, M. C. Vandiver
Lit \ : -direr, John II Nelson
i iih--‘‘t\> ,‘Utley, \\ . J. Nelms, J
Al.cn. \V. E West. .). F. Can
.. William Palmer, J. A.Stand
; ; f e, lantes Burke, G. A. 1141 .
Marvin Turner, Rex Hood, L\ R
■ „evvis, J. F. Boggs, CayJton Al¬
ev, G \\ Winkler, ). ), Brown,
,. G Blalock. T. X. West, Willie
tooru, \\ . E. Latte ister, K. P
'Vest, L. C Gerrell, ]. A. | ic.k
a 1, j S. B001 k, F. (). Thurmond
\,11 Thurmond, G . B Morris
.V R Ledford, A. W. Ash. 11 .
\, A'hernulhy, I' - . A. McAfee, A.
L Dean.
Mass Advertising Attracts.
T'lic 1 trgo department store,
Robert .Simpson Company, in
Toronto, tint., recently set several
. f - w ice rd-' -villi a m is? advert is
• ng attack for a single day’s sales,
hi tlie evening of January 13 that
nr- 1 .ii twelve lull pages in the
‘oronto ' veiling papers featuring
• in [>: d.:I sc illy every’ depart
meat ot t he store.
The twelve pages ns a ntaiiufae
ring unit became a separate sec
t;• -n in (lie papers, which effected
- o : biggest day's business in the
a ‘my ofXhv store. The Toronto
Lave built up through their
a -vspapei's the hab't of telephone
■ Li■ ■ i11“ < >n the day of tin j
.
iimiwjii s.iic more than a qundred 1
w 'rd kept busy throughout j
; t* d;iv taking orders over the tele- j
phone. So strongly has this plm^e j
f business been built up that iner- ,
laudise and telephone ofHctal- j
1 vc come from all parts of the;
nut 1 it to *<1e how they do it. !
’reS| use to direct mail' is also j
-aid to be good. In every branch I
i
’oronto department store advertis
o o' ts ir'.ive and no methods art
■. ■ 1 ooked to stimulate new bust
ess,- TI. L. U.Linotype News.
>. Nix, igs 1 ? son of AbXtx
v* ho rc-idc - near tf|e Roy Head;
.' emoria; bridge, was arrested ;
S.-ii TiV out carried to (jainesville )
'.airing he lore Conimissioner Dun-i
1 iv?u iv charged -with passing
counterfeit money.
C c xTr t money in the denotn- j
laatlous of 5. 10, 25 and 50-cent ;
;> cv- have been in circulation!
mre for several weeks. /!
A ‘1 rail- rv - Orel service agent;
is making an investigation.
P itrons of the Capitol Theatre
jin Atlanta have much to look for
ward to during' the week commeno
: ing Saturday, Match 21, when the
adorable Barbara Stanwyck wiP be
j featured on the screen in “Ten
i Cents a Dance ,, and A. H. Marcus
j will present Broadway N most popu¬
lar hit in recent years on the Capi
'iol stage, “Hit the Deck.”
Co-starred with Mis Stanwyck
; in “Ten Cents t Dance*’ will he a
j galaxy ol Hollywood's most fain
In? film luminaries prominent
iiiioog them being Ricardo Cortez,
1 Monroe Owsley, Sally Blatie and
; Phyllis Crane.
'The romance etitc'.t.wiued about
(“ Ten Cents a Dunce” is pulse- 1
quickening in its intensity anil in
I usnsely realistic in its portrayal of!
aunian einoticyns. The story : Bar
." tra O’Neal, plaved by Miss Sian
: vvek is in love with Eddie Miller.
Moor e Gvvsley), who has a wish
cone rather lban a back bone. She
narries him, but his love for gamb
ing leads him into n siuiation
vliere lie is about to be arrested
ir embezzlement from Ins employ
II s. Another admirer of hers,
Ricardo Cortez, unaware ilinl stu
is married, in view of her occupu
as a Night Club hostess,comes
>u her aid and supplies the money
her husband had stolen to save
1 i 111 from arrest. The ungrateful
a us band, learning of their acquaint- j
: airship, accuses Barbara of ttnfaith-j
fulness, whereupon she leaves him
for Paris and a quick divorce.IIovv-j
the end of the story is totally ,
tut like what one would expect and I
1 Miss Stanwyck semes another!
,Vi ‘" n p!' >'* --motional acting in Hr
ol the role of the trusting!
“Ten Cents a Dance.” .
andoubtediy one oi ,he most power
lut dramas of real life to come to j -
the talking screen in recent months
A. B. Minus’ presentation of!
"Hit the Deck enables lbs com - 1
puny of brilliant stars to run the)
nunuf of their histrionic abilities.!
Miss Bessie Singletarry, Leon .Mil¬
ler, F.Imet Coudy, Ben McAtee.j
Fay Hammond, (he Busch Sisters J
and others in tin- famous company !
of stars aiC said to give as good an
evening of entertainment in tdieb
singing and dancing roles in “Hit j
tie Deck” as the original all-star j
cast that shone so brilliantly along!
Broadway for a record run.
The Capitol Theatre’s policy of
presenting the best of the talking
screen feature* and (lie most popu¬
lar of the stage productions lias
found a quick and favorable re¬
ctum with the theatre-going pub¬
lic and next week’s show will be
even an improvement on the stellai
performances that have been given
during the past month.
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(iood 250 acre pasture in
Habersham anti White county
I tr lure at 50 cents |>er head
l>er nonth. Open after May isf
No sucking calves accepted.
Inquire at
Holcomb Hros.IIdwe. Co.
Cleveland. Cu.
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Atiiietfe Girl—What can he do?
Chorus Oirl How much lias he?
Lfierary Girl-—What (loos he road ? j
-Society Girl—Who are tds family?
Religions Girl—What ciiurcb does
Uo belong to?
College Girl—Where Is he?—Judge.
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NOTICE
The Gainesville and Northwester i Railroad will discon¬
tinue passenger service on Sunday, March 22nd.
I he buses will continue to operate on present schedules
carrying mail, express and merchandise. ,
This will assure all communities daily merchandise service
and we urge all shippers and buyers to route their merchan
ISe ana by this railroad.
- possible being
livery ctioft is made to increase revenue and
;- ay e the railroad which is-essential to future industrial devel
ments, but unless all interested parties assist by using this im~
freight service we will be confronted with forced aban
QOnment f cntire Service,
tne
C. A. Austin and Sidney Smith, Receivers
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Wings? yi-A
Thft New Chevrolet Convertible, t
Consider wf nl you get
wlmt you pay
Today ii in wise to ronshier what you get
for every dollar you (rij . Quality never cost less than ✓
U <1 ck*s in the new Chevrolet / l\. \tn I jn the long run,
quality myites a l»ig ch‘Herein v in llm satisfaction you
get out of the money you spend for an atit.omohile«
» IVew Jow jsriees «
Che>rf>lrl *«* new prices ran "? i'mtn ; t7.5 to $650. All privet f. o, b
l lint, Mich. Special Low delivered prices ttnd
eaay terms.
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