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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

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bon 8lanb.
9citellt Cure columbia Double
Die Recorbs" bel q. 81. @ief.
Geo. Sollertien Ii. @attin. nebIt
Sobn unb Sohter, bon ct 2ouis,
b%efinoen ii6 bieie ISOLDE bier sltm
9eiitd ibrer @ltern ,inb @roBeltern,
Sobn Sollertien If, iino @attin.
-Gom. 8roet, ipobnbaft in Der
gfabe bon 2ittle Berger, lit am Wtitt.
mod bon @leranoria, 9tebr.. altriif.
gefommell, no er feline Sobne beiudt
bate.
Otto @elpinncr uno Sanob
Solier. bon ct. 2oltis, Mitglieoer
oes @refutiD : ausiduiies Der bout.
ihen Sag Seier," maren geItern bier
I'm nit benz bieiigen gomite S6lnB.
abrednung 5u bnlten. 2eibcr paren
Die Iuslagen 10 eroB, Dob trot Der
iebr aniebnliden einnobme Bel Der
beutid,en Sag Seier, MIR etipa bier
bunbert Dollars fir bas rotbe &reu5
iibrig bleiben perben.
Sn oer bei1tigen @umner unie.
res 9lattes fiinbiet Carl @eber, Der
9~udlbalter uno Mrbitpr Der alenf
2nrbcr SO. OH, Dab CT anl Montag,
Den 16. Sftober, I'M 3imner Scr. a
Der offcntliden S9ule cine slbeno-
fdile .eroffnen miro. Ser GURUS
itmfaBt Die Gommer5ieIlen Slider ipie
oieielben in Der ai,5eige, OIL anberer
Stelle angefiibrt iinb. Dies lit cine
ermilnid)te @elcgenbeit, b%eionoers
fir piele iunge 2eute, pelfe lpGbrenb
oes Soees beid1ftist iinb. Serr SIC.
ber lit Elm Wonn bon proftiider Or
fabrung I'M 8ei6Gft; bot oltf oen
Gollegien 9elttidlonbs cine GRIND
lide Sdltle in allen faufm1nniifen
Sdd)ern Ourdgeuiaft; bat iopob(
bier ols mic nlld) IN 9eutidlono Der
dnttportlide Stc(len bcfleioet mo
gra0lticrte feriler alth oils 2ebrer on
ben oelitidcn 9ornoli6ulcn.
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Gpint, Mc., oemofratiider Ganbibat
fir Dos s(mt bes 9 Observation-Disclosures,
bcfano iid geitern bier I'M S~ntereiie
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ier @%clegenbeit aud oem @olfsblatt
eincn geiudy ab, iuGbrenb oeiien mir
in ibni einen red)t aneenebmen @eie1-
ibafter uno liebenspiirbigen Serrn
fennen lernten, Der nidt berfeblen
miro Die einmiitbige llnterltiisune iei-
ner 8artei9enoiien 81 erbaltert. Serr
Wiobelfamp lit BON oeutider abitam.
n1ltile mo 5ipar elmer jener SDbnc
oeutider gltern, Die iid 6ieier I6.
itomnmng nidt idamen ionoern Itol3
oarai,i iinh, Dab Tie ol,ber engliiher
Sprode audi ole oeutide beberrihen.
CT acnieBt Die @us5eidnlng Der elm
aige oclttide Ganoioat aui bem oelno.
fratiibcn Stootstifet al ieil. So6n
6. Sullipon, beinofratii6er Ganbibot
fir oas amt bes Staatsiefretdrs, be-
| gleitete Srn. @tiooelfamp oilf ieinem
9eIudle In ,inierer Staot.
-llnicren ber5liben Oanf biermit
ben folgenoen 2eicrn bes 8olfsblatt,
fir Ole m~illfon1nlene Grnelierltng ii.
res Announcements, int Der bergan9e-
men @ode:
s. $. sfpel, ct. 2ouis.
s. @. 2einlfuebler, 0t. Sterling.
aug. @ufoerSeibe, Spensbille.
Sbeo. GoeIitg, Senrp 8olf, Gots.
Dam.
Serb. 9iebal, 8m, @perner, Sraii
g(,ta. Setterer, Sermonn, 81, 3.
2orens Sia, Wortin Sig, Scr.
mann, 81. 1.
Sobn Mpdel, Swiss.
5rou SrariS ailbn, 5rou Gbrilt.
SIeiid, Srau Iaria Sderer, Suling
g'obc, ssron Sn. Weper, Sermom.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
@eDmert uuo SomiIie,

Iomie SRI, Inna &iteffer, bon Dap,
poren on, Iittpod bier in @eidGf-
ten.
-&idter SDeo, @rof troute am
9icnstaa 0admittag Oscar Sieiel.
mann, bon Berger. nit SRI. @prtic
@olo, Don Gore.
s.. S. Selmers unO @attin be-
fanoen Iih lesten @ontag uno DienS.
taa in ct. 2ouis I'M 8oaren . Gin.
fdilfe fiir Srn. Selmer'S Storcge.
iddft an MAIDEN.
So. Siiblnlann nrlo Sattia, mel.
| DIE mebrere Gage Der oorigen @odye
bie @6Ite bon soam 9enber iinb @ot,
tin maren ~reiiter q mborigen Sreitog
mieoer nadballie, nad 81. 2ouis.
SRI. Carrie Supp, melde Siuet
8od,en bier bel ibren Gltern, Sronf
&lpp uno @attin, auf 9eild gene.
len mar, lit on Sonntog nieoer rod)
ct. 2puis gereiIt.
&c. s. &ippitein ino SamiIie be.
fanocn iid mebrere Gage oieier $50
DIE oltf ciner lteberlanofabrt, per Iri.
TO. nod @ontgomerD Gitp, Werico,
Sutton itnb anOeren Srten ocs
Staats.
-6ronf Supp tno 6amilie nlad)-
ten Sonntag IN Senrp Srefmann's
llel,ert a,ito einen 9lusflltg nad
Stolpe I'M lire Serlpauotcn, Die 50.
milien Inton Sredmann uno Spbn
Supp 5u heiuden.
Carl Sui6meper unb Sohter,
SRI. 2i55ie, 5ralt Sranf Sbmibt. 10,
ipie Sliper Mllnoipiller ilnb @attin
madten an letten Sonntag einen &c.
ild bel &erlponoten, in &oenig,
Siage Gountp.
-8eitern, ont 9onnerstag. oen
-. Sftober, ipar Der 424ite SSabres-
tag Der @ntoef,tne amerifas, Dilrd
Den @enoeien, Gbriitopb Columbus.
8as Der olte Seefnbrer inobl iagcn
luilrbe, penn er amerifa bcilte icbcn
fonnte2
-Sral abeline arebg, bon gof.
feppille, Son., mar in Der pergange.
men ISOLDE bier al,f @eiub, bel Der
Samilie bon slltg. Sduet llnb bel
Srau 2ouiie @olte. Srou &rebs lit
cine Sodter bon Saul u. Sdllet,
luelder frilber i'm S%riebenstbal ipotn-
baft mar.
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ltcll an lesten 0tontoe 4peuo mad,
Goffccpille, Sans, Inn bort elm poar
8ofeu uuter ibren Dielen Sreurl0cn
5u Derfueilen. SER Ginlmef itno
Satin lpobnten Dor iln9efGbr 7 Sob-
rem in G~offeepille; Serr Gimmcl be.
trieb 6anlols Oie Sormerei ltno mor
aud in cinen, bortigen &altflooen &c.
i6oftigt.
-Scrihiebenc Gerionen bebaup.
ten CAP lie Oil porigen 9onnerstog
Mtorgen bier Gin Grobebeu peripiirt
bottcn, inNem Die 6ltbboben ibrcr
@obmmQen iiG bon Gorocn nadl
Siloen beluegt b0tten. @ir perbiel-
ten ms bieien 9erid)ten ~eeeeniiber
5ien1lth l~nglol,big ieitber baben mir
aber in Den 3eitun9en Der benafbar-
ten Counties geleien, bob man BORT
1bnli6e Gridiltterungcn ben,erft fat.
-Iie &nn6en uno Die WGoden
Der So6ldule porel am SamStag
gbeno in Sem SaOen gu einem bop-
pelten Basketball Spiel. llniere
WG6den iieeten, mic oas meiltens ser
Sall lit, nit 10 ge9en 5. Die alta.
ben waren nidt 10 erfolgrei6; Tie
OerIoren bos Spiel nit ii 9egen 40.
Sad 8ecnbigung bes Spiels muroe
ocn @1iten, i'll Semi bon Serrn 9ag.
By unb Satin cine ltnterboltlung
nebit lun6eon gebotcn.
-G0p. &lott il. uno @attin, bon
Darlington, 8is.. pel6e 9 @oden
bier, BET Serrn &lott's @ltern, 60.
alott If. unb Satin 81. l., ouf 9e.
iljd nptnpSpu moron ~rpiStpr IN, ,,oY;
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
@a9bettel Der 0tmofraten bon Gas.
epnaSe gonnts.

Sn Der ON 9onnerstas. ben Ia.
september bier. in Sermann, obae.
%baltenen. oemotratiibcn @aIicnper.
Ionmllung, nominierte bas bemofro.
tlid,e Central 8omite. beItebeno aus
@ec. Betrlts, Soc. MuguItine, Geo.
Sdneioer. S. q. @aebler, Soibuo
Sappmeper, S. S, 9iederaefe, Geo.
Sbelton, 6. 6. Stone lino aoiprence
8arren. Ole f~olsenben &onoiootcn
titr Die County . Iemter, intermor.
fen Der ~fommenoen. allaemeinen
@abl:
Geprdientant, s. M. Bolton, bon
@oiebuo.
Gountp . 8idter fir Den iiiolidcn
0iitrift, S. sc. &ennif, bon gIanb.
Gountp Rifter fir Sen noroliden
Siitrift, Geo. 8etrus, bon Sermann.
S6abmeilter. Sreb Gang, BOZ, Ser.
mann.
Ille'lor, SouiS SaberItod, bon
Sermann.
Sbcriff, u, S. @ertlc, bon Smens.
billie.
Coroner, Or. q, S. Bridges, bon
S%mensbiIle.
Staats- anualt, Reol S, @bitc,
bon 8lanb.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-28
AMONG THE MOVIES.
: ~e>~~>~>~~>>~>~
At the Ennire.

The Nature Man" or "A Strug-
Gle for Existence" is tae title of a
magnificent Universal Broadway fea-
ture being shown at the Empire
theater today This production is
known as the film of thousand
wonders. picturing a mans victory
ever natures forces A picture that
Viii thrill, delight and amaze you.
Joe Knowles, the nature man, en-
ters the primeval wilds without
tools, weapons or provisions. and by
the mastery of human intelligence,
overcomes the forces of Nature. He
captures and kills wild beasts,
makes fire, shelter, provides food
and clothing; makes a birch canoe,
and fashions implements Of use with
stone tools and rope bark This is
marvellous feature.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-28

The milk thief problem has been
solved. so officials believe, though it
is admitted that eitizns should keep
a watch-out for further depredations
]. G. Cornwell, who lives on Rostrs
street, saw two negroes passing
along the street and watched them
get nickle out of his mill, bottle.
ABOUT this time he opened lice on
the negroes and there was a STAN
pede. Cornwen gave chase and one
cf the negroes ran into The arms 1f
Cecil Erwin and was pade a prison
er. Mr.. Cornwell TOOK charge OF
him and turned him over to City
Marshal PLANT. After 4 night in
tie calaboose. the young negro, who
gave his name as Allen. implicated
two other negroes and the Officers
ere out after them.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-28
R-re.s Hofei .irriynls.

J. Baldridge. Ennis; ". D. Farris,
Ennis: +. ]. Dean. Dallas; c. A.
Kelly. ST. Louis: x. y. Freeman.
Chicago; Bertha Wailing. Malone;
II. L. soay. Dallas; Fletcher Norton.
HilIsboro. ". f. Costello, Ennis;
Fred peck, Waco; c. z. Mcpherson.
Dallas; John c. Wood, Dallas; W. a.
Crumley. Italy j. G. Down, Dallas;
y. G. Harrison. Dallas; ]. II. Weber,
va; o. w. Marshall, Dallas; Chas.
Patton, city; II Fl. webster, Dallas !;
r.. A. Puffenberger, Dallas; }. 5.
Luton. Fort Worth; c. II. Carringer,
Waco: Frank Eshleman, city; E. 5.
Doughtie. Knoxville; G. c. Richards,
.raHas; II. A. Glover, Dallas: Jack
Hunt, Ennis; }. F. Emerson, Hou-
ston.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-28
RECOVER PART Of
STOLEN BANK MONEY
FIVE MEN AND THREE WOMEN
ARRESTED FOR ROBBER
OF CHICAGO BANK.
Currency Amounting to $500 Was
Recovered by The Poiice.-Rob-
bcrs Recently Came from
New York.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2S.-Currency
amounting to $500, said to be part
OF the $15.615 stolen by band of
bandits in daring robbery Of the
Washington Park National bank
yesterday, has been recovered by the
police who raided a West Side room
ing house in which five men and
three women were arrested.
The currency was tossed in box
out OF window of the room and was
picked up on the streets by q news
boy
The police said the five men held
would be identified as the robbers
later in the day.
They are members of gang which
recently came here from New York,
according to Chief of Detectives
Hunt
jake Stchl, yice-prcsident of the
bank. identified the prisoners as the
robbers, the police announced today.
Two of the alleged bandits, Alecls
Brodie and Harry Brandt, who
were handcuffed together, made a
desperate attempt TO escape while
being taken from police hcadquar-
ters 70 the county attorneys office.
They diyed at the feet of an Of
ficer, butted him in the stomach and
started to run, but were overpow-
cred and dragged up tae steps OF
the criminal court building.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-28
For Commissioner.

B. f. Hawkins, who resides south
of Midlothian, requests the an
nouneement that he is a candidate
for commissioner of precinct num-
Ter four. Mr.. Hawkins is one Of
the most progressive farmers and
public spirited citizens in Ellis coun-
ty. He is well qualified for the Of
flee of commissioner ard asks the
voters to give his claims careful con-
sideration He announces subject to
the action of the democratic primary
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-28
At the Dixie.

Harold Lockwood. assisted by
May Allison, Harry Won Meter and
William Stowen, are playing the fea-
ture attraction at the Dixie theater
today. This is an American society
drama in the title of Tho Secret
Wire" pictusing the romance of a
young iineman and an heiress.
George Ovey. one of the funniest
men in fildom, is playing Jerry in
Mexico. . cub comedy, and the 9TH
er attraction is Seeing America, I"
with the Mutual Traveller, an educa-
tioaal picture, and on the same reel
Keeping Up With the Jones'" j
cartoon comedy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-28
To the White Voters.

| have been asked several times
who received the negro vote in the
special election held Tuesday, and
want to say that every negro voted
for Mr. Patten l did not get one
negro vote. and had | been elected
by the negro vote, the city would
have had another election on its
hands the next morning. The ne
gro vote was not solicited by me.
Thanking my friends, and assur-
ing them that their support was
highly appreciated, ! beg to remain,
Respectfully yours,
265 I'd J. E. McWHORTER
advertisement
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-28
LEAP YEAR WEDDING
IS STAGED 7HIR||
YOUNG WOMAN FROM klUN
FAILED TO GET LICENN
UNTIL GROOM APPEARED.
interurban Brings Groom, LiceH1
sued and Marriage Is PerfOrH
ed at C0ur: House in Early
Evening.

What is the use OF having
years if a girl is not privilege.
mako the most of her opportul1
said Miss Marvel Branon Of 4
man when she applied to "a
Clerk Rush Hickman FOR a maTd
license and the inquisitiye cleFs
ed if she intended to use the Ial
herself, and if any one here q
make affidavit that the groom
reached his maturity "0f couz
is of age and in his right mind
II wouldn't be wanting to marry .
she replied.
But" explained Mr.. Hen
1--WE must sec the young ma4
else have some one make ANA
that he is over twenty-one yeaA
age before we can issue the Aa
that's the law you KNOW ~
turned and asked Judge la@
Criddle to bear testimony 70
fact.
This was a blow that thEe11
to, upset a pretty little romance
the charming little mss was y
be completely outdone, 50 she !
to be referred to some one "a
with matrimonial affairs ID
that she might seek advice
mcdiating fer a moment uAa's
between Jack Neal and sam Ii
ter, he decided it would al lVa''
easier to find Nj. Carer anu =
ferred the biushing young y.
the affable day clerk at ho's'
ers. Miss Branon was 500" T.
sultation with Mr.. Carer ana !
decided that the best way "
the difficulty was TO telep"'D'
groom-to-be and have MN =
down. The message was y.
over the wire to Z. II. h@' l
Dallas and answer came oaeA i
would put in appearahee
.6:i0, which he did. me SO'''
pie were then escorted TO u. (.
ty clerks office and marTi~s' /
was issued and the weddlhs y
ed then and there. u.
The happy young coupl'
early in the evening for p'''''
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-28
On account OF the bad weather

On account of the bad weather
the band concert. advertised for to-
night at the public school audito-
rum, has been postponed until some
future date. The band boys haze
sold a large number OF tickets and il
was decided 10 be best not TO give
the concert until the weather was
such that people could attend: Geo-
PIE holding tickets will please take
notice and save their tickets until
are made,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-28
PERSONA. MENTION.

Frank Eshelman OF san Antonio
is in the city.
Miss Eva Campbell is visiting IN
Dallas today
IN. Lowell OF Trumbull is attend
ing court here today.
oryiue Reagan of Forney spent
last evening in the city.
II. y. Smotherman OF Byron IS
here today attending court.
W. 4. Johnson. prominent Young
attorney OF DALLAS. is attending court
here today.
Pat Richards, city marsha OF
Mexia, was here for a few hours this
morning attending court.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-28

j. S Brooks, aged 81, died at
Hampshire. Tenn, on January IA
and was buried there on the 10th,
The deceased was formerly resi-
dent of this county and lived near
sterrett for about twenty years He
roved from here to Tennessee about
five years ago. He is an uncle of
c. A, Stephenson, Mrs. n G. An
Irony, ] NJ. Brooks and Miss Ada
Brooks of Waxahachie. He IS tie
futher Of Mrs Ed Kirklans of Lone
Elm, Milton Brooks of Los Ange-
les and Ed Brooks of Palmer.
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sohocl books. etc. ut Curlin's.
wod-fri 293
.
Golden Rod and all kinds of feed
at Shiye & Keys. adv.tf
For coal. wood and feed phone
Az. A. Lasswell. Z
For feed ana fuel phone Broad
head G Kennedy, Old phone 10. If
Mrs. Sam Roy, who was operated
on at the sanitarium Thursdpy, is
reported as doing nicely.
If you want satisfaction buy the
best McAlister coal from Shive 4
Keys. Also have good wood. adv.tf
The attention of the readers of
the Daily Light is called to the
advertisement of A. ], Curlee. now
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-28

Mayor ". ID. Farris of Ennis. here
offending court today. reports his
sen. Dudley Farris. Is suffering
from a severe attack of pneumonia.
The many friends of the young man
here will regret to know that his
illness has taken a serious turn. It
lad been hoped that his was only n
slight attack OF grippe.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-28

Constable Jim Hamm received a
telegram this afternoon stating that
A A. Bobbett, wanted here, was ar
rested at Deridder La, and could
be had without requisition papers
since he had signed waiver. Mr.
Hamm viii leave tonight for that
place for his man. Jim is hustler
when it comes to keeping track of
men
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-28

BAIRD, Texas. Jan. 2S.-Bob
scroggins was shot and died within
an hour here. A pistol was used. j.
Nj. Dearman is charged with the
killing.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-28

Mrs. f. b. Harroll OF oklahoma,
who was enroute to Humble, Texas,
to meke her home in future, stop
ped over here for an operation at
tn sanitarium yesterday. She was
operated on this morning and is do
ing nicely according to reports. Mrs.
IIarren formerly lived in Ellis coun-
ty.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-28

There isn't any such thing as an
ounce OF prevention person
either has few pouncs or none.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-28

appearing in the want column. If
you are interested in raising fine
chickens YOU should not fail to
read it.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-28

Metropolitan Business College
will exchange tuition for janitor SER
vice VINO wants il? Phone S76.
adv 2G6
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-28

Among the gifts to the santa
1ium not yet reported are the fol
lowing: Eight handsome bibles by
tie Christian Endeavor Society of
the Central Presbyterian church,
$1,000 by Barr Cunningham. $40
by Mrs. II H. Timmons. and $40 by
y. c. Biggers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-28

street between Hawkins and Patrick
streets. The lot is one OF the choice
residence lots on the only paved
street in the city and Is most desir.
ateI. n g rumored that very
handsome residence viii be erected
thereon.
just received tho new color. Gait
grcon. IN ladies Phoenix hose. guar
anteed. al sI.oo per pair COIN &
Cert adv 2e5
Miss Mamie Ritchie. who has been
seriously i'll some time. is reported
to be improving Ahhie Stella
Richie Is reported suffering from
scarlet fever.
Last two days of our shirt sale
Youn have to hurry. S125. $3.50
shirts csc. Cohn a Cert. adv PCS
w. s. Bratcher has been quite
sick since Saturday at his home on
Lake park avenue He is suffering
nom an attack OF lagrippe and othes
complications.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-28

a record price was set for resi-
dence lots in WaXahaehie Thursday
when Homer Chapman paid d. H..
S3,500 for a lot on Main
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-28

Elm Camp Lodge w. O. w. are
putting down a new cork carpet,
which cost $240, in their hall and
making other improvements. j. e.
Raesdale. the lodges newly elected
clerk, has his office at Burton
Princes store on South Rogers
street
&
The best $500 shirt in Waxaha-
chic on sale for soc, full cut. coli
ors guaranteed Cohn & Cert
adv 265
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-28

advertisement
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-07
NOTICE.

Henry J. Watkins, temporary
chairman of the Jackson faction of
the Republican party, calls a meet
ing at Calhoun, April the Sth, to
nominate candidate for Congress of
the Seventh District of Georgia, and
to elect officers and delegates to the
State Convention in Atlanta, April
9th, the same being the regular
convention.
A resolution will be offered in
structing the delegates to vote for
Hon. Roscoe Pickett as chairman OF
the State Executive Committee.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-07
LIST OF JURYMEN FOR THE
JULY TERM OF COURT


GRAND JURY.
J. T. hltchenS.
L. b. Rooesoh,
l. 4. hlil'
= u SeWell'
D. AUSTIN
j. w. Spratlln.
j. T. Massey.
= j. ireland,
LOT Reeves
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SLEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY.

l, }. L. Dobhs, Clerk of the Super
Tor Court of said County, do hereby
certify that the foregoing is a true
and correct copy of the application
Tor charter of HOMELANDS e
HIGHWAYS COMPANY as the same
appears on file in this Office
Witness my official signature ana
the seal of this court, this 18th day
of March, 1916.
J. f. DOBBS, Clerk,
Superior Court, Cobb County. Ga.
March 25-3l-April I'll.
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Cottoc seed for sale Bank Account,
Kings improved $3.50, Long Staple
$500 ler bushel. Tate & Kellogg,
Jasper, Ga. A
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE NOR
THERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the matter of Frank Jewell.
bankrupt. No. 1920, In Bankruptcy.
Notice is given to the creditors
Of the above named bankrupt, Of
Smyrna in the County of Cobb, said
District, that there will be meeting
OF creditors in said case at Mariet-
ia, Georgia at the Justice Court room
of the Court House, at 10 O'Clock
a. M, on the Is day of April, 1916.
at which time claims may be proven,
the bankrupt examined, a trustee ap-
pointed, and such other business
transacted as may properly come be-
fore said meeting.
Marietta, Ca, April !, 1916.
GEO. d. ANDERSON,
Referee in Bankruptcy
April Z.
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PETIT JURORS FIRST WEEK.

r. P. Norton,
l.. c. Chalker,
Jno. B. Tollison,
II. NJ. White.
J. l.. Blackwell,
J. T. Garrett,
Jas. A. Hope,
FELTON, Brown.
A. f. Benson,
w. H. Trezevant,
T. l.. Manning,
w. J. CASTLE,
ID. d. Bartield,
J. w, McNeeIey,
r. de T. Lawrence,
w. p, Stephens,
S. N. Yoeman,
Chas. n. Nell.
b. F. Mannin &,
A. J. Leavell,
j. H. Mabrey.
j. T. Cochran,
e. l.. Herring,
S. d. wilkins,
w. N. Terry,
J. A. Mahon,
Robt. Mable,
w. Il. Coker,
G. r. SHELTON,
w. NJ. Shadrick,
II. B. WestbrOOks,
j. R. Meek,
w. A. Maxham,
j. H. Thomas,
w. j. Frey,
w. A. Harper,
VIM. A. Mitchell,
Jack White,
J. D. Dobbs,
w. H. Burton,
w. n Bishop,
E. L. Stringer,
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PETIT JURORS-SECOND WEEK

PETIT JURORS-SECoND WEEK
T. f. Norton.
Jno. A. Seay,
+. NJ. Hunt.
w. p Grower.
Geo. d. Brown,
y. B, Seay, Jr.
w. L. Abbott,
IL. f. Jordan,
s. J. Lovelace,
w, b. Adams,
F.. G.. Hull,
+. H, Bennett.
j. NJ Baggett,
A. NJ. Loudermilk.
Jas. Walker.
G, w. Anderson,
J, w. Arnold,
Thos, p. Shaw,
J. l.. stephens,
J. l. DuPree,
w. J. Bisaner,
w. h. Brown,
w. T, Walden,
NJ w. SeweH,
Albert Yarbrough
Chas. Allgood,
B. G. Murdoch,
H. II. Brown,
+. NJ. Legg,
d. f. McLain,
.Ino. W. Edison.
II. A. Sorrells,
w. d. Billiard,
II. T. Hill, =.
w. c. Warren,
r. P. stephens,
w. d. Wright,
w. l.. Richardson,
j. p. Smith, -
r. l.. Billiard
]. R. Dobbins,
G. T. Black.
b. G. Brumby,
d. 0. Bartield,
Thos M. Brumby, Jr.,
w. E, Gentrey,
j. b. Black,
J. w. McCleskey,
c. NJ. Hicks,
c. A. Pitman.
Drawn March 22nd, 1916.
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S. w. Dodgen,
S. J. Baldwin,
w, A, Lacey,
ID. F, Gunter.
]. L. Rainwater,
c. o. Argo.
Drawn March 22nd. 1916.