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The Holly chieftain., 1919-01-09
~. J. Rratt . o.. Cash Sters.
Wholesale & Retail Quo ta tions,

Corn. can. l5c, dog. ............ .$l.70
Tomatoes. No. 2. l5c. dog. ...... .Sl.60
Tomatoes. large can. 18c, doz. $3.50
HOminy, large can 1Oc, dOz -. 81 10
Milk, large can. &c. doz- ...... ;. 80
Quart Jar jam, 40c kind, 25c,
Peaches. 2Dc to 35c, d0z. ........-
Apricots, 2Oc to Csc, doz. ........-
Blueberries, can 10c. doz. .$l.O0
Peaches. No. 10 size (called gal
lOnS1 ................ .U
White Soap, 4 bars ............ rs
Yellow Soap, 6 bars ........... rs
Flour, 48 pounds $3.50
Corn Meal, 10 pounds ......... IS
Corn Meal. Is pounds ....... SIPS
Harvest Home or FFO.G. Pan
cake Flour, pkg. ............. 10
Prepared Compound Buck.
wheat Flour, sack ............ 80
Potatoes. cwt. ............. .$2.l5
Onions, cwt. ....................$ 1925
Apples, Beans and Ganos, &c h.,
per DOx ..................... .$Z.I5
MAJ
The Holly chieftain., 1919-01-09

WANTED-To buy residence prop
erty-four or five room house on
small payment down and balance
on monthly installments. Enquire
at Chieftain office. (C)
The Holly chieftain., 1919-01-09

FOR SALE-TwO fillys. one coming
two years old and one coming one
year old. w. F. Hall Enquire at
Shirley's Barn, Holly These are
extra good colts. 1892
The Holly chieftain., 1919-01-09

TAKEN UPJoining City Of Holly
on the north, twO-year-Old. black
heifer. Owner can have same by
paying for keep and this notice. H.
L. Christman. Phone 63J2. 31-tf
The Holly chieftain., 1919-01-09

FOR SALE-My Studebaker tour
ing car. at q bargain II taken at
once. DR.. w. s. Avery, Holly Colo
rado. 3l-tf
The Holly chieftain., 1919-01-09

WANTED-Place to work for room
and board while going to High
school. by number of girl stud
ents. 3l.tf
The Holly chieftain., 1919-01-09

WANTED-Woman wants general
work by hour or day, inquire at
Chieftain. 1882
The Holly chieftain., 1919-01-09

TAKEN UP-One mile north and
one. east of Holly, yearling black
colt. Owner can have same by pay.
ing for keep and this ad. s293l
The Holly chieftain., 1919-01-09

STRAYED OR LOSTLOne White
Face yearling heller. branded Bar
Z Slash on left hip. Finder please
notify N. d. Hill, Phone 48F3. 1903
The Holly chieftain., 1919-01-09

FOUND = Lady's black leather
glove. Owner can have same by
calling at Chieftain office and pay
ing for this notice 1882
The Holly chieftain., 1919-01-09

WANTED = Secondhand .20Eauge
pump or dOuble-barreled shot
gun. Enquire at Chieftain Office. &
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16

36-in. Novelty Taffetas about 50 pieces: in novelty plaids and
 stripes. The color combinations are rich and beautiful for sep arate skirts or cOmbin- atiOn dresses: values $2.5O; special | 0E yard --- ulVO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16
BECOMINGLY ALTERED

36-in. Plain Taffetas- light weight, chiffon finish, in all the want ed street and evening shades; taffetas prom. ise to be the most wanted silk fabric for spring; excellent qual- tiles; values QQ $2.25; sp'cl yd. i'OO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16

S6-in. Printed Foulards new designs, in the best color grounds. in- cluding navy, gray, green, Copen. taupe;
 will give splendid service and make very stylish dresses; $2.0O values; EE special, yd. l'OO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16
WOMEN'S HOSIERY

WOMEN'S HOSIERY
 One big lot Silk Hosiery; spe- cially priced for Monday. These are fancy stripes, plain blacks and white: full fashioned; lisle top; reinforced heel and toe; sixty dozen on sale Monday; ex- tra big value Silk Hose; regu- lar price $1.25 and $1.50 oQn a special price, Monday, pr JUL
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16
$500 upward

Spring de Chine OE
 Waists n ]cadin Red
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16
Pumps and Oxfords

the smart classy Pumps and Oxfods that fashionable will select to with their spring apparel There arc many novelties this line; only few of which are de- scribed hc.c isit Shoe departmental will pay
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16
$19.95 to $75.OO

DoEnsth
 |tlN stylish folk @1fsOO ' T''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16

WOMEN'S NECKWEAR
 Our assortment is the most beautiful and varied we have ever shown; every shape and size is shown; New Georgette collars, new net collars, new lace collars, new Organdie col lars, new satin collars are here for your choosing; 2 m priced at each, 5Oc to OsOO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16
bring Fabrics Are Different
NEW SPRING WOOLENS

NEW SPRING
 WOOLENS
 Exclusive weaves-tin- cluding novelty skirt plaids and the ever popular French serges in all grades: on sale tables for Monday and all the week.
 42-in. All-wOol Plaid Suitings; extra fine grade, in silk Scotch Plaids; color combina- tions are beautiful for separate skirts or chill dren's dresses; value s2.5o; special 1 Q5 yard ---ssOV
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16

Pineapple Braid Straws; smart shapes; correct colors; $500 and up
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16

Correct Mode Pattern Hats; exclus- i've styles; up to ...........$ $Z5.U
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16

36-in. Novelty Taffe- kas-special purchase;
 about ;25 pieces in nov city plaids, checks and stripes; excellent for separate skirts or one piece dresses; values up to S2.25; Ak special, yard I'To
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16

42-in., All-wool French serges, in all the bright Spring shades; these are fine all-wool serg- es; beautifully finish ed and pure dyes; quail ities regularly sold at $2.5O 8 yard; 1 0k special, yd. 'J0
Evening star., 1919-12-30
WOMAN KILLED AS NEGRO
AND SOLDIERS BATTLE

LOUISVILLE. KY, December 30.-
Mrs. Lillian r. Lynch was shot and
almost instantly killed and Private
Earl Hager of the LIST Division. was
probably fatally wounded during a
fight between a negro; and soldiers
that started last night on a street car
near Camp Zachary Taylor.
After he. had been reprfnanded by
soldiers on the car for cursing in the
presence of woman passengers, q
negro drew a revolver and shot Pri-
vate Hager. A fight ensued, during
which the negro Jumped from the car
and ran three miles to Louisville,
closely pursued by a number Of SOL
diers. Both sides exchanged shots.
AS the negro ran. Mrs. Lynch got be-
tween him and his pursuers and fell
dead with a bullet through her
Police arrested ]. L. Hudson on
charge of killing Mrs. Lynch. Hud-
son said he appeared on his porch
and shot at the negro as he passed.
He does not believe. he said. that ne
shot the woman. The negro escaped.
Evening star., 1919-12-30
|DR. BUTLER, COLUMB|A'S
| HEAD, AGAINST ''DRYS"
Replies to Letter Of Dry League
t Superintendent Sent to Him a.
Presidential Candidate. :

NEW YORK. December 80, (by the
Associated Press) .--Dr. Nicholas Muy-
ray Butler, president Of Columbia
University. declared himself opposed
to prohibition in a letter addressed
to William H. Anderson, state super
intendent of the Anti-Saloon League,
which was made public here last
night. ar. Buffers letter was in re-
ply to one sent to him as a presump-
tive presidential candidate by Mr..
Anderson. In his reply DR.. Butler
said:
when a mans name is publicly
proposed for high office by respon-
sible citizens the people are entitled
to know his attitude on public ques-
tions. I have long believed the saloon
to be q public nuisance that should
be abated. have not supported pro-
hibition for the reason that I do not
believe it either a just or proper way
to deal with the problem"
DR.. Butler added that while pro-
hibition may still be debated in Con-
gress or argued in the courts, he con-
sidered 1t closed issue for the ex-
ecutive branch of the government
He said that the eighteenth amend
ment was now part Of the fundamen-
tai law and as such entitled to the
respect and obedience of the people.
Evening star., 1919-12-30
DISCUSSED As MENACE.
Brewers Concerned Over Presence
Of "Pussyfoot" Johnson in London.

LONDON, December 2s.-Sir Will
liam Barclay Peat. presiding at the
annual meeting of one of the most
prominent brewery concerns here to-
day, expressed anxiety over the pres
ence in England of William e. pussy
foot) johnson, whose prohibition cam
paign, the speaker believed, consti-
tuted q real danger to the brewing in.
dustry.
Mr. johnson. the shareholders were
told by the chairman. was possessed
Of considerable financial support. but
If the brewing interests made it
known that the present brew of beer
was thoroughly wholesome there was
little doubt that the Johnson cam
paign would end in failure. All the
same. he added. the campaign must
be fought to q finish.
The chairman expressed his convIc-
ton that II the country went dry
the workers would refuse to do their
best work.
Evening star., 1919-12-30
33 INJURED IN HAVANA
IN, RIOT DURING FUNERAL

i HAVANA. December 30.-Thirty-
three persons. were injured, several
seriously, in yesterdays encounter be-
tween the. police and a disorderly
crowd during the progress Of q fu-
neral procession through the city, ac-
cording to an Official estimate issued
early today by the authorities. The
graveiy wounded include three .po-
licemen, one soldier and three Ia
borers.
When the police attacked the
crowd the rush to escape was 20 dis
orderly that plate glass windows
were broken in many of the princi-
pal stores along the street. damage
amounting to many thousands Of dol
lars resulting. The proprietor of one
establishment, in an endeavor to pre-
vent damage to his placs OF business.
rushed to the front of his store and
waved anaAmerican flag, but the ex-
cited crowd paid little heed to his
ndeavors.
Fully zoo shots were fired during
the disorder. the police estimate.
Evening star., 1919-12-30
MARRIAGE CEREMONY
PERFORMED IN AUTO OF
VISITORS TO ROCKVILLE

ROCKVILLE, Md. December
30.-An automobile, in which
they made the trip from Wash
ington and return. was the
scene late Saturday afternoon
of the marriage here of Miss
Ethel Grace Swisher OF Levels.
w. Va. and Leslie r. Talbot of
st! George, w. Va. Rev. P. Row
land Wagner, pastor of the
Baptist Church. performing the
ceremony. n 's-
Explaining to the minister
that they were anxious to get
married, under circumstances
somewhat out of the ordinary,
the couple inquired of him If he
had any objection to perform
ing the ceremony in the auto
mobile. Upon being assured
that he had not, and that he
would "even climb a tree and Of
ficiate in the toprnost branches"
if they SO desired, the three
entered the machine and drove
to the outskirts of the town,
where the ceremony was per-
formed.
Evening star., 1919-12-30
Pure Drugs

Cascara Tablets, 5-grain;
M. & M. or P. d. Go. 100
in bottle. .Zle
Haarlem Oil, bottle. lee
Best Extract Vanilla, 5
oZs. ...-....... .Se
Tincture Iodine, 2-oz.
bottle .0c
Castor Oil, 4oz. bottle. .lee
Pure Glycerine, 4-oz.
bottle lie
Turpentine, pint bottle. Ne
Linseed Oil, pint bottle. .3Se
Best Witch Hazel, pint
bottle ..1e
Clycerine and Rose
Water, 4oz. Bottle, 1Sc
Agar Agar, u h., Sc;
lb. .................N@
Boracic Acid, lb. box. >. .zSe
Black Pepper, lib. tins. .lSc
Best Mustard
Lib. Cans Nc
H-lb. Cans .&e
N-lb. Cans ............ .1Sc
Epson Salts, lb. ........ .5c
Household Ammonia, qts IL
Senna Leaves, lb. Ne
Best Hops, 4 ozs. s.....lo. .Hc
c@til TO frucasTh-s % foe'dns
Evening star., 1919-12-30
SAMUEL HOLLYER DIES.
One Of Last Of Old School Of En-
craving Was Ninety-Four. ~

NEW YORK. December 3o.-Samuel
Hofiyer. one of the last Of the old
school Of engraving which photo-en-
craving virtually has supplanted.
died here yesterday at the age Of
ninety-four. He was born In Lon
don. where he received his carly
training under the E,ipdens, came to
the United States in 1851 and finally
settled here in 1866. -
The first signed engravings by Holl-
yer are said to have appeared in
1S42. After that time he worked
continuously at engraving. etchings
and mez5otints. He also defved into
lithography. photography and pub
lishinE. Among his nnest and best
known engraved plates are Charles
Dickens in His Study" and "The
Cleaner"
Evening star., 1919-12-30
JENKINS RANSOM STORY
WILL Be INVESTIGATED

Reports alleged to have been cir
culated early this month in New York
that president Wilson or Secretary
Lansing paid the necessary bail
money to have the American con,
sular agent, w. o. Jenkins. released
from the Puebla (Mex:) jair VIII oe
investigated by the Senate foreign
relations subcommittee inquiring into
Mexican affairs, it Is announced by
.Francis- J.. Kearful. counsel for the
s,iiscommittee. Secretary lansing,
when MS attention was called to the
reports, said the whole story Was
absolutely ridiculous"
Evening star., 1919-12-30
WILL HAVE 1So.ACRE zoo.
Tract Presented to Cook County,
ILL.,, by Mrs. H. F. Mccormick.

CHICAGO. December 30.-One Of
the worlds largest geological gardens
will be established on a 150-acre tract
Mrs. Harold F. Mccormick, daughter
Of John D. Rockefeller, has presented
to Cook county. The county will de-
velop and stock the preserve.
Expects describe it as naturally
adapted for sheltering wild animals.
Evening star., 1919-12-30

In the sixteenth century the blades
of table knives bore on one side the
musical notes of the grace before
meat" and on the other side those of
| the grace after meat"
Evening star., 1919-12-30

0.lv One aBROMO QUININE."
tn ~ the feuuine. call for full name. LAXA-
rryvE f3fsOM0 OUININE Tablets- Look for
.,s,sture 81 d. ". aHOvR Cures . Cold In
one pay. 30c-Advertisement-
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-09-19

The Daisy Dixie Fair to be- held
in A ny, Georgia, October 20, q
%, %, "a, and 20, viii be com.
pl.t agricultural and industfia,
,xpoitiQn,
ltamamnoth exhibits will clear.
ly depict the great resources OF Sou.
Their Georgia in seth agricultural
and industrial lines.
The fir grounds In Albany Is
one OF the most complete in the
great southland Mammoth exhibits
bnnlGrngshave bee erected. Sdaciousi
live stool barns will house the super
exhibits OF pure bred stock. Modern
speec barns will quarter the fast
h9rsrs that will haily engage in
sprl;cl contest for the liberal purses
offertb Every convenience tending
To all the visitor in pro perly view
ing the exhibits has been provided.
The amusement program atths
Daisy Dixie Fair will be most
elaooAte, Nothing + comp with
has ever been attempted in our
grsat State. Eaclraud every day
there Will be spirited harness and
rta n Il Races Ba ID concerts wi be
Il i, rcd day a.nI higIa. Super
5 b',onn c.r ,tis avis Will thrill the
vast ,rMds. Nafpns : Mighty
Marvellous Midway Shows Will
provide entertainment n4,i aanuse
lnent for all, Every night the crowds
will be awed and thrilled with a
magnificent display of fireworks.
ICUpiete IN every respect is the amuse
ment program.
Remember The Daisy Dixie Fair
opens with u full program Monday
October 20 aud closes IT midnight
saturday October 10Th.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-09-19

Atlanta, Ga. (Special) in Il state
nientgiven out tonay, Commiss.
}. j. Brown orGeorgia Department
OF arltu'tore, asserts that tie prices
ior cotton iIxed at the recent New
Orleans meeting of .he American
cotton Asstcciation, Of So cents for
II reaches 40 cents, was more than
conservative considering Georgia
crop conditionond those prevailing
thoroughoutthe Sovth.
II it.had not been for conditions
now prevailing as to foreign ex9hane
and other difficulties which confront
both Europe and America, the
ASSOCIATION, at New Orleans, would
have fsNed a price of 10 cents n
pound flat, 70 go into effect at once,
Tor eVoh that price will not pay
tho producer the profit to which
nc Is entitled above the dost CT pro-
td.etlnh, and particularly IN view
io the present prizes of mannract-
ured products. 1t was shown at
this meeting that the average cost
LOT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the cotton
holtwas 81 Sc ce IT'S pound.
| In his statement as to prevailing
| condition, which more thae juatif,
the foregoing action, Commissioner
Browd said 1T is practically i'm
lpossscle over estimate the the helv,
! loss to parts Of middle Georgia anC
iall OF South Georgia, hy reason 0
| tae boil wpevi and unftvorbl
, F., weather conditions.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-09-19

/ the undersigned ------hpv'
left my husband ond am suing him
for a diverse / have left him ofmy
own accord as his treatment of nae
and my children is umdearablc. Any
person orperson,s wriiinganonymus
letters TO me and my friends will
kindly cease tend to their own
business as their advise Is not wanted
Mrs y (. Green
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-09-19

Mrs. ] ] Carmichael entertained
Friday night for Misses Stills Elledee
and Florence Pol Messrs !. F. Me-
Cravey ana Gussic Martin.
Mcsdames w. i. KipsJ, g.
Pruitt, J. w. lyous, Frank Will
Jams Ii. 3. stovall and Miss Kate
Harris we're ehoppig in Amerlc"'
Tuesday.
Mr. G. S, Pryor and Miss. Martha
Pryor OF Smithyile were in the Guy
Wednes lay
Miss virginia and Iorene MIlls
left Saturday after spending II rev
i rs tie guest Of Mrs E Il Morgan
Miss .leNsll and Vera Wallace
lott Mondsy f,r Cntnbert mch'"S
Miss Craze I.nmmore lett tues
day for Wesleyu.
Mtss,s II !. Heath Reid Arnold
were pleasant visitos to Coney sun
d,ly afternoon.
Mr TN 81 dIer was n business
viyilor 10 AZ any ", dnssday
Mr. Roy s nlroagh utotn"d t.
Albany Sunday night, ft'l'r'i' :
py air route
They sts.that Mr. Jas. NJ. SadIeI
is a busy man these days.
Mr. Wallace Tison has hs,d some
luck fishing this week.
Mr. r &c Howe is the purchaser
Of q ncw Stndebaber car.
Mrs ] T1PauI Mrs Joe Jackson Mary
Ella I4aralnore little Miss Ian cal
Heath aud Johnnie Paul motored
down 70 I'hcmasyiIle Sunday
Miss Berta Lee Goodwin l1liz'
beth Smith aud Evelyn Long left
for G n &c Thursday
Mr. Ell. Beard is LEAKING for Minis
Fla Sunday NIGHT
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-09-19
Love

Ii some body loves you
You cannot be sap M
You've cause for rejoicing ~
You've canse to be glad
You're q Subject for some
Asyo journey your way
II S 'mcbopy loves you
You ought to pc Clap
II aomebody loves you
You're bound to get say
And blow in the cash
In Il wild reckless way
Ii some ody loves YOU
You'll part from your pelf
And make quite an all around
70 i OF yourself
III somebody loves you
You'll write foolish notes
In lovey dovey language
Upon which shedotcs
She Il save them and sue you
|'And wed YOU by force
The Jury will find You
fAa plaintiff Of c .ut-c
Exc'.a.gt
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-09-19
GEORGIA, LEE COUNTY

GEORGIA, LEE COUNTY.
Whereas theappraisers appointed
to assess and appraisu u years sup
port for the widow and minor child
rem Of ID. w. Tison, late Of said
,Cdunty, have filed in this office
their return; this is to notify all
persons concerned to show cause at
the Sept. term, 1919 Of court Of
Ordinary why said application for
twelve months support shold not
be granted. This July 20 1919.
A 7 Crane Ordinary.
Georgia Lee County.
J w Morgan as administration {
James Morgan, deceased, having
applied to me for leave to sell rea
estate Of said deceased and an ord
er ior cititaion having beergarnt d
allllrirs at law and creditors Of sait
James Morgan. deceased will take
nstice thai pass upon said applice
ton Of September term next Court
of Ordinary, Lee County; and UNI
less cause is show to tlecontrary sail
leave will he granted.
This 4th. day ST Aug,19l9
A. F. GREFvE. Ordinary, Lee Co, Ga
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-09-19
GEORGIA Lee County.

Under and by virtue OF the last will AMI
testament OF j n, King, late OF said
County, deceased, duly probated III Lee
Court ofOrdinary, September FERN, 10
10. aud the authority therein given, VIII
be sold, at public cutlery, to the hlghes'
bidder, for cash, the first TUESDAY III
actober. 1919, at the courthouse door
- sail County, between the legal hours
.of sale the following land to-witt; Lot
oflana number niuety-four, containing
,tUsobandrea and Two and one-hait aeers
MOI. ,r less; Also'the West hall OF io'
a. Land number ninety three, containing
one hundred and one and one lou't IN
oco,s more or less. Also the south nan
oflot OF land number sixty seven. con-
tanning one hundred ane one ana one
tourth ,cers more or less; Also forty a.
cr4s Of land in land lot number Sixty
eight, situate, lying and being IN thF
con4bwast corner thereof, and bounde'i
anl being in the shape Of a square; AZ
t;ro ,cars al land in land lot nuDhe'
sixtv-eieht on the west side, l,'hg pe-
+u,aan lands J n King and, A } 4Mcl'.es'7
don AS shown by depe from Joseph a.
Grier to to J n King. dated 3oth9day o.
to-5 and recorded in clerks
\ Office Of Lee Superior curt III Deed 30
il ~ page s22; Also twenty asYE'
horn Or less in land lot nnmber SHY
a;;oht bounded on tie east by. iaHds Q
Ronev and South BY Hilianan f5at;.
4 obracing the old perkirson s,9teh'sl
4 shi,;v} bv deed iron liza DaliI'f" T.
IN KIM. dated I3th day o! July, 1889
and recorded In clerks oi'lee OF zee =
erior nurt in Dced*Book * page :
AIsoten aeers in tie South f.@5' cor
4 ,,d Iotmnnb ,r5ixty q GIN III" 81 u
). above mentioned lands situate 'y'n2 a..
beingin the Pad District OF Lee 'Oo"'',
Georgia, and conlaininSin the "s1f'S%'
( tour hundred andseyenty re"s, more :
e.. and being all OF theland oWAo1 an
j IN nosses.ion OF the said J n King ~ Sa
! county at the tincof bis demise not d. Z,
I posed Oily the provisions OF SAD W.
!, IPosseaI0li given Decent er lst mex, next
y ,ty,,i
T This Sth day OF September, i"1Y' -,
Il J s. King, Administrator de ho"' IS ~ ~
y !. cum ttestamento annexo OF ) n ~"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-09-19
Georgia Lee County.

Georgia Lee County.
Willie sold before the court
house DOR in said Counry between
the legal hours of sale on first Tues
day Of October next the following;
onelAls Of lint cotton number
1922, weight ga il Farmers wars
house Compeny alId fifty bushels Of
corn more or less
Said pronerty levied on as the
property Of Hardy Richardson and
Roy Richardson to satisfy distress
warrent against Hardy Richardson
mk King Richardson in favor 81
Will Cottle issued by Justice Of the
Peace, Goo,ie Price.
J. F. Hines, Deputy Sheriff.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-09-19
zee Comfy,
,nn Il NAV c0ncerni

nom it may concern;
Martin administrator Y
IA Of the estate OF Mrs y
Il decreased having 20 me
. ia sell town or city lots nos
s l57 according to conlnilS7'o /,
,rNey Of the town Or e'ty 4"
70 r said county ;el persons
,ed are hereby given notice e
Mill pass upon said opp'ie2P {.
The October Term 1917 OF
urt and said leave will he
/, unless cause to The contrary
II September Term 1919
a. f. Gree ne
Ordinary
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-09-19
J.R. YoungbIood,
VS..
Jewell Youngblood.
Divorce.

To Jewell Youngblood:
YoI are here commanded to be and
appear at The November Term 1919 OF
the Superior Court Lee County. tieeagia
and make your answer in the above
stated case, asrequircd by the order OF
the Court.
Witness the Hon. z. a. LittIe,ohn,
Judge Lee Superior Court.
This 18Th. Sept. 1919.
Il. 4. Wallace. Cl"rk.