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acres OF land, the said Day tract of
land being recorded in Book Sd page
lat of the records of said County, and
reference is hereto given for all pur-
poses and more infinitely described as
follows: Bounded on the South line by
the North Boundary line Of the tract
Of land belonging to the Board Of Ed
ucation of said Glynn County, and the
East boundary line fronting on said
Public Road, and the West boundary
line fronting on the right OF way of
the Southern Railway Company. and
the West and East boundary lines be-
ing of such length as TO provide a
tract of exactly six acres of land.
Said land levied on as the property Of
G.. S. Holmes. TO satisfy two certain
executions issued on the 18th day OF
February, 1921, from the City Court
Of Brunswick. In favor OF the Geor-
gia Veneer & Package Company, and
against G. S. Holmes, as maker. and
NJ. L. McKinnon. as endorser. one ex-
ecution being for 100000 principal
s7066 interest up until the 7th day OF
February, 1921. S26.25 Court costs,
s107.66 Attorneys fees; the other ex-
ecution being for $4,000 principal.
$4,000 interest to February 7th, 1921.
s24.25 Court cost and $500 Attor-
ney's fees. and all future interest on
said principal sums at s per cent per
annum Legal notice OF levy given
to defendant G. S. Holmes In posses.
sion. Terms OF sale cash. Purchaser
pays for titles.
This 9Th day OF October. 1921.
r. s. PYLES.
Sheriff. City Court of Brunswick. in
and for said Glynn county.
r. NJ. Scarlet. Jr., Attorney.
10-7.14.212sI
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five acres, more or less, and bounded
as follows: On the East by Thirty
fourth street Of Naval city; on the
West by a salt marsh; on the North
by the lands of the said A. r. Berrie,
also known as Kennards lands; and
on the South by a salt marsh; with all
appurtenances thereto belonging or in
any way appertaining Terms cash.
Purchaser pays for title.
This 6th day of October. 1921
A. r. BERRIE,
r. NJ. Scarlet. Jr, Attorney.
1O-714,21,2S
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FEWER VACANT HOUSES
I'M BRUNSWICK NOW.

There Is probably less number OF
vacant houses IN the city now than at
any time since the exodus of shipyard
war workers and good houses ere real
~ hard to find. Especially Is this true
81 the FIVE or six room kind. as this
,eems to be what the average family
desires. All in ALL the rental condi.
lions in Brunswick are of a more fav-
cradle nature than Is the case with
amy like size city in the country and
practically every structure, which IS
really In good condition, has tenant.
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rAx coLLecToR,s NOTICE..

win be at the following places on
dates opposite same, for the purpose
OF collecting State and County Tax
25th District. st. Simon Pier. Oct.
18th. Nov. 7th, Dec. 5th. :
I4esth Dis, Bladen. Ca, Oct 18th,
Nov. 1st, Dec. End. s. 48 -
1856 Dis. Sterling, Ca. Oct i7th,
Nov. 2rd Dec. 1st.- ~
9th Dis. Brookman. Ca. Oct Is,
Nov End, Dec. 9th.
Special Trips.
Everett City. Ca, Nov. 9Th.
Thallman, Ca, Nov. 10th.
All other dates win be at my Office
at County Court House
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6LYNN VETERANS GOING
TO CHATTANOOGA REUNION.

Nearly all the Glynn county Con
gederate Veterans win attend the gen
eral reunion at Chattanooga. 1t will
be remembered that the Board of
Glynn county commissioners donated
$500 To each OF the cid soldiers to
assist in defraying expenses and this
encouraged some who did not intend
60 make the trip Go change their mind
MS Il win go good wy toward the
amount really needed for the great
meeting.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-08
LARGE CONGREGATIONS
AT METHODIST REVIVAL.

Large numbers continue to attend
be revival services now In progress
ut the First Methodist church ami all
are delighted with the sermons of DR..
Pierce. of Griffin lie is making elo-
auent but matter OF fact talks every
day and those who have not heard hiIn
hould. by all means, attend. There
are Two services daily, morning and
evening. and the public is cordially
Invited to EACH
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S15,o00.oo
oLYNN COUNTY, GEORGIA,
ROAD BONDS.

Sealed bids will be opened at twelve
O'Clock noon November LIST, 1921, at
the Office of the Commissioners of
Roads and Revenue, Brunswick. Geor-
ola. for SIS, 100000 Glynn County Road
Bonds, dated July LIST, 1919, with 5
per cent interest payable January and
July. Bonds mature $500 January list,
1885; $13,5OO, January 1st, 1886, and
81 900 90 January 1st, 1887, and are
PAYABLE in New York in Gold, register
able as to principal or both principal
and interest, approving opinion of
Messrs. Storey, Thorndike, Palmer
and Dodge. of Boston, Mass, win be
furnished the purchaser free of charge
The bonds will be furnished by
County and delivered on date of pur
chase.
Bids must be accompanied by Gel
tilted check for two per cent of
amount of bid payable to Commission
ers of Roads and Revenue, Glynn
county. Georgia.
Right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
This is a part of an authorized Issue
of $3.50 900 which has been approved
by Judgment of the Superior Court,
Financial statement and full tnfor-
nation win be furnished upon request.
October 4th; 1921
A. o. TOWNSEND, Clerk.
s-1219,26,
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sHERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF GEORGIA,
GLYNN COUNTY.

STATE OF GEORGtA,
GLYNN COUNTY.
WIN be sold before the Court
House door of said County. on the
first Tuesday in November, 1921, be
tween the Legal hours of sale to the
highest and best bidder far ctsh, to-
wit. Those two tracts OF land lying
and being in the 26th District G.. NJ.
said County and state, the one com
prising twelve seres, and the other
one acre, designated and described
according TO map thereof by r. A..
Penniman, August 21st, 1915, attach
ed to a deed from Georgia Trading
and Development Company to Gull
ford S. Holmes dated September 22nd,
1917. That tract of land containing
twelve acres. having the following
courses and distances: Beginning ri
the Southeastern side of said Brunsi
wick to Sterling road where 1t inter
seets with the eastern side Of the right
of way OF the Atlanta, Birmingham q
Atlantic Railroad. and running thence
Northeasterly along said Public Road
right of way distance OF three han
dred and ninety.seven feet to a street
shown on said blue print map. and
thence running southerIy along the
Western side of said street a distance
of sixteen hundred and ten feet;
thence South Eighty-three and one
hale degrees. West distance OF four
hundred and fifty feet To the Eastern
side OF said Atlanta. Birmingham &
Atlantic Railroad right of way, and
thence running Northerly along said
side Of said right OF way a distance
OF twelve hundred and thirty feet to
the initial point: and said one acre
tract being that strip or parcel of land
bounded as follows Nsrtherly By
said Public Read: Easterly by said
Atlanta. Birmingham 4 Atlantic Ratl-I
road Company right OF wy; Westerly
BY what Is known as the utu Hbanaon'
ca right Of way az the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company. formerly the
Brunswick & Western Railroad Com
pany. and Southeriy by lands of Geor-
gIa Trading & Development Company.
the Southern boundary line being the
line that would cross said one acre
tract on the south BY the projection Of
the third course described in the
twelve acre trsct next above. that is.
"a line projected from said street on
course South eighty-three and one
half degrees West. and ali Of which IS
fully shown and described on said
map thereof
Also that certain trsct 81 land lying
and being in the 26sth District C. NJ
Ggnu County. Georgia. being the
southern six acres Of those certain
tracts Of land decided By the American
Realty Company TO Mrs. Elizabeth r.
Day e. al. end likewise that tract OF
land designated as q. 5 Holmes ten
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illegal advertisement
s4l FRS SALE.
GEORGIA,


GLYNN COUNTY.
Will be sold before the Court House
door of said county, on the first Tues
day in November, 1921, between the
legal hours of sale to the highest and
best bidder for cash, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit:
That certain lot, tract or parcel of
land, known as the Johnson tract, sit
uate, lying and being in the 25th Dis
trict, G. NJ, containing so acres, more.
or less, bounded as follows: North by
Black Bank tract, east by marsh land,
south by Missouri Adams tract, west
by public road leading from south end
to Frederick. Levied on as the prop
erty of T. L. Cain, under and by vir-
tue of tax fi-fa issued by H. j. Read,
Tax. Collector, against the said 4. l..
Cain, for taxes due said State and
County, for the year 1920, taxes
$4,000 and cost.
r. S. PYLES, Sheriff.
los, 15,22,29
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PUBLIC SALE.
STATE OF GEORGIA..
CI yNyN CoIrNTy

STATE OF GEORGIA.,
GLYNN COUNTY.
Under the power contained in the
certain deed OF secure debt axecuted
on the 18th day of February. 1917. be.
tween j. NJ. Pitts and n. ID. McCul-
Tough, and which deed TO secure debt
Is recorded in Volume 30, Folio 1896,
OF the Records Of said County; and
the note OF $4,000 mentioned In said
deed TO secure debt having been re-
duced to s73700. November 18th. 1917,
the undersigned, win sell before the
Court House door OF said County. on
the first Tuesday In November, 1921,
between the legal hours Of sale TO
the highest and best bidder for cash,
all Of that certain lot. tract or parcel
Of land situate, lying and being In
said County and State and in the
1856 District Georgia Militia therein,
containing fifty 500 acres. more or
less. and being a part OF the Manly
tract OF land, and being bounded as
fellows, On the North and East by
lands formerly belonging 10 w. r..
Townsend: :. on the South by. lands DE
longing to James Frazier, and on the
West by lands formerly belonging TO
W. n. TQynsepd, and being the same
tract OF land heretofore and on March
ist, 1907. conveyed from George and
Joe sapp to George Forester by deed
which is recorded in Book III, page
80. OF the General Records OF said
County or Glynn. 70 which deed and
record thereof reference Is hereby had
for a more complete description. with
all apuurtenances thereto belonging
or in any way appertaining. Terms
cash. Purchaser pays for title.
This 9Th day or October, 1921
r. B. MCCULLOUGH
+. NJ. Scarlet, Jr- Attorney.
1O.714.2t,2s
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PUBLIC SALE.
STATE or GEORGIA.
GLYNN COUNTY.

MNA@ h@%AN NNF1&N 4 u
Under the power contained In the
certain Mortgage executed on the 18th
day Of September. 1920, between Adj
de p Liptrott TO A. r. Berrie. and
wAieh Mortgage is recorded IN
Maassage Records Of said County:
Volume %. Folio TAI. thereof
and the note Of sS25.OO mentioned 10
said Mortgage having been reduced
to $4,000. and the said renewal note
OF $4,000 having matured by It's face
on July 18th. 1921. and having been
paid by the undersigned A. r. Berrie.
as stated IN said Mortgage. the under
signed win sell before the Court
House door OF said County on the first
Tuesday in November. 1921. between
the legal hours Of sale 10 the highest
and best bidder for cash. that certain
real property. lying and being in said
State and County. and on the Island
OF Blythe therein containing twenty
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-08
AIRPLANEs PASSING OVER
GOING FURTHER SOUTH.

Within the past few days, three or
four airplanes have passed over or
near Brunswick, headed south. 1t is
supposed that a great many who have
commercial machines are going to pre-
pare for the winter tourist season.
Flying m7chines are becoming such a
commen sight nowadays that few per-
sons even stopped to look up.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-08
CITY REGISTRATION
BOOKS OPENED TODAY.

Books for the registration of quail
led voters were opened at the Office of
Clerk Russell on Monday morning and
will remain open until the first Mon
day in next month, There will be
only two elections in the city this
year and one Of this is a primary.
This win be called by she city execu-
tive committee and the primary will
aominate one commissioner.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-08
DOWN IN BED. MeNEiL's
MAGIC REMEDY PUT
AIM ON HIS FEET.

When | sent you my frst order I
was down In bed with rheumatism OF
the kidneys. called IN three doc
tors bat they didn't do me any good
whatever. My wife bad used McNeil'a
Magic Remedy and she urged me 10
give It A trial and found It to be tina
best medicine on tie market. can
highly recommend Il 70 evsrybody.
and do. Signed: JameE Davis, Whit
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NEWS NOTES.
of General Interest
APPEARANCE AND MOTION
pocKETS CALLED OCTOBER 1

Judge Butts will hold session of
the city court on October IL, when he
will take up the appearance docket,
hear motions, etc. and attorneys who
have matters of this 3natAEe should
bear this date in mind.
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sLADIES CAN WEAR SHOES,

One sizgsnaneraud shoes last longer after uzlrsg
AAsn's Poet Ease, the antiseptic powder fer
the feet Shaken into the shoes and syrsnkSea
10 the foot-beth, Alsas Foot-Ease makes tizht
o. new Shoes feel easy gives inasnnt relirFto
toFns snG bnnionas prevents bhstgrs, Callers
and Sore spots Sc the greatest cotafaxr
discovery % TIE Age. -dry- * se-sag sol1,
sEsry~hsrs.
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ALIENS FOOT-EASE DOES IT.

Whun yoGF shsez placA ~ yoar cores ard ban
tons AeAe 50 THAT yoa are tired 81 over, gss
Aiaeus Faos@ Rsss, tAe Ausssgptic powder 10 -
sbaken into thx Shes an8 sErinkiea ID she fo0s-
hath II wtn tAge ths sting o0t ~ earns and
hanasns &Es sya lastart triief g. Susarssns AGA.
frE. Swulseu, Tvmtvw fe0f. .sssa.eWe pasga&s g
peN8ex teF the fess Msre G&ea - car Annv kNA
NAxy 8aEas sc wss. 500 sv~rywtsre.
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WILL SENTENCE MRS.
'SEAGUI OCTOBER IL.

Judge Butts announced yesterday
that he would not, pass sentence on
Mrs. Carrie L. Seagui, convicted of
violating the prohibition laws, until
October II, when ne hears the, appear
ance and motion dockets. Attorney
burden, who represented the defen-
dant, has not stated, as yet, whether
or not a new trial will be asked.
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FIREMAN HAD RUN
TO ALBANY STREET.

The department was called out yes
1erday morning and made quick run
to 1924 Albany street, where sparks
on the roof caused a small, blaze. This
was extinguished and the damage did
not amount to large sum. The
house was owned by DR.. Chapman,
colored.
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1O-S,15,22,29.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-05
OUR FIGHT
DECISIONS

Decisions of boxing representatives
arct
At Do~ton-Andy CLANCY beat I<ld
Williams UO).
NJ Philadelphia Bobby Barrett
knocked out Billy Boyle tsD.
At Heading, pa.-tsus Eranchetti bent /
otto hccfe 80. Battling Pnskos
beat Jimmy Lavender 81.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-05
WHITING FRIARS
DEFEAT MAROONS

WHITING. IND. OCT. 5.-Friars. the
crack Whitng eleven backed by oscar
Lottinville. local merchant. defeated
the Hammond Maroons in a wel-p;ay-
ed game at Forsythe last Sunday The
score 1870.
Line plunges and forward passes
marked the advance OF the Friars.
stars Of the day included Kekich, quar-
terback. Turner. Joe Cross. Thiesen.
Adley and Opat.
Games with crown Point and Gary
players are contemplated. The con
test next sunday at Forsythe win ind
the Friars aligned against the South
Chicago Orpheums.
Another crowd Of 1900 excited fans
us expected.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-05
Mixed Radiatlons.

The radiation of heat and light just
above the eartlfs surface is mix
ture Of radiatons from the sun, the
Sky ard the earth itself With an
Arago actinometers Of perfected cali
ofation, j. Nallot as reported to the
French academy, has been able to es-
innate tie relative proportions. In
the clear atmosphere of Nice the earth
appears to be the source Of about Z
per cent Of the total radiation the
Sky, Of about - per cent, ana the
remainder represents the portion com
Ing directly from the sun.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-05
1900 PURDUE ALUMNI
TO MARCH IN PARADE

Heading a student contingent Of
oo0 and as many mora alumni from
Chicago and surrounding territory. the
1Hrdue University Band OF 10 pieces
u parade in Michigan avenue from
s-oosevoir road to Randolph 81. satur-
~ afternoon at o'colek before the
football game with the Maroons.
Ghe Purdue band IS the largest stu
Int band "A America and carries with
it the largest bass drum in the world.
This drum IS too large 10 put into q
baggage car, so It VIII be brought
from Lafayette on a motor truck.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-05
BARNES AND HAGEN
BEAT BRITISH PAIR

RYE. \. Y Oct 5.-Jim Barnes. ma
tional open champion and Walter Hag-
en-, professional champion Yesterday
defeated Abe Mitchell and George
Duncan British professionals in .
thirty-six hole golf match over the
Westcheste -Biltmore links IN ana 5.
In the morning round he pairs nnish~
ed the eighteen noIes all even. hut the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-05
Statesmen Gnard secrets.

Many Of the rulers and statesmen
Of Europe use black blotting paper in
order to guard against the possibility
Of prying eyes dcciphering their cor
reSpoudence by examining the refiec
zion Of the imprint Of their writing
in lnirror
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-05
Frank Hoppe, Father of
Balk Line Champion, Dies

Frank Hoppe, So. father 81 Willie
Hoppe, bala line billiard champion 81
Inc world. died Yesterday morning at
tho University hospital, Chicago or
paralysis after an Illness lasting sew
ersI months. Willie was notified BIZ
wire immediately and announced that
he was leaving New York at once.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-05
BY JOHN ). H.GR-AW
Manager New York Chants

Only a team with perfect
morale could contend with a hanoi-
cap OF seven and ane-half games,
: the Giants did. and IN month
overtake the Pirates. expect MY
pitchers TO stop Babe Ruth and the
rest Of them. Wen have the edge
in base running toe. and I am sure
We viii reach the Yankee pltche :.
Naturally, We expect 70 win.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-05
Rival Managers
Sure of Victory
by siILLER HIGGINS

eNfanaser New York Nankees.)
Tie Yankees are at their best so
a one-series struggle. They proved
this against Cleveland. and that
achievement was not the arst ~
the same nature My pitchers and
hitters are ready-and, q course.
we expect to win.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
POOR BOX in
Church ROBBED
Man, Who Priest Befriend-
ed is Charged With
Crime
LIGHTNING HITS
SAME HOUSE TWICE

Special to The Evening Journal
ELKTON, Nd, Sept. 16-Several
days ago a young man who later
gave his name as John st. John, OF
New York, applied for work to
Father Peter Patrick Arnd. pastor
OF the Roman Catholic Church OF
the Immaculate Conception. Father
Arnd, with his usual kindness, gave
the man work at cleaning the
church.
Later going into the church to see
how the stranger was getting alonf
Father Arnd is said to have caught
him in the act Of robbing the poor
box. The priest took him into his
residence. where he held him till
the sheriff arrived and took charge
of the culprit. He was locked up
charged with robbery.
During the heavy thunder storm
on Monday. the residence of John
A McCloskey, at Town Point. was
struck by lightning. but little dam
age was done. This is the second
time within a few months that the
house has been struck by lightning
Miss Estelle Haines, of Washing
ton, D. c.. is the guest of Miss Or
villa A Gilpin; DR.. and Mrs. Sylves-
Evening journal., 1921-09-16

simply ate II up"
SO, like John Barelycorn in the
United States. old Man PHI in China,
is still going strong.
In 1907 China started to do away
with opium. In 1917 II seemed done.
England had agreed 10 send no more
opium into China from India and no
poppies were being grown in China
itself.
Today a terrific trade in opium
and its derivatives is going on all
over China. Corrupt Chinese poll
ticians in the provinces, taking ad-
vantage Of Peking's helplessness.
are permitting poppy-growing. In
some Instances, they are encourag-
ing It or even ordering it planted for
the sake OF the revenue it produces.
Smuggling is going on, full blast.
Not only opium in vast quantities,
but cocaine, morphia and similar
drugs are sold broadcast by boot
leggers.
japanese subjects are by no means
alone in this traffic. but they are do
ing their share. as Japanese liber-
ais are first to admit.
In this. as everywhere else in
China, the foreign powers fall la
mentally short Of doing the square
thing by a people practically down
and out
Evening journal., 1921-09-16

BoSToN.-Thirty thousand weary
miles to the altar That is the dis
tance which Edward f. Lamberth
will walk before he wins his prize.
It's a girl prize. A pretty. 21-year-
old one. She lives in Central Falls
and she's been waiting nine years for
him.
She's going TO wait three more
years. At that time. barring mishap,
Lamberth will have walked 10000
miles in twenty-four years. Then, he
says. he's going 10 settle down with
his girl on a poultry farm in Texas,
and the only walking he'll do will be
between the house and the chicken
yard.
Always a Hikcr
Lamborth is a native Of Alabama.
but was raised in Fort Worth. Tex
He loved the outdoors and was an
amateur walker" Of sorts. He went
to Liverpool, England. TO take part
in the championship short-distance
walking contest in 1896. He won IL.
Then the idea was born. In 1897
he set himself to the task Of walk
ing- 10000 miles in twenty-four
years. He set out from Liverpool
to do II.
Taking out the time he spent in
the Spanish American War, Lam
berth has been walking twenty-one
years.
He has walked three times around
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
FRENCH COMMERCE
Is NEAR NORMAL

PARIS Omitted Press)-Stead-
lily. Frances production, as reveal
ed in her exports. is climbing back
to the pre-war level.
Customs figures for the first six
months Of 1921 show a total exports
OF 7,325.952 tons, as compared with
1O.05O.4s6 during the same period
in 1918 and 5.52s.4S1 during the
first half of last year.
Imports decreased by 6.073.334
during the last twelve months, drop
ping below the figure for 1913.
In the industrial regions the re-
turn to pre-war production is being
built upon the ruins Of the old. and
new machinery installed in the build
ings left standing at the armistice.
In Lille, for instance, nearly all the
factories have now resumed opera
tions.
Gradually smokestacks and new
red brick building fronts are becom-
ing more and more numerous up
and down the old battle line.
vs. mfwyp cmfwyp cmfwyp yppp
Evening journal., 1921-09-16

the world and has covered a distance
Of $1,000 miles. He passed through
Boston recently.
Plenty of Pep
Lamberth is 81 and is 5 feet 8
inches tall. He has an abundance OF
pep, a crushing hand-clasp and ex-
poets to live to be 80.
"The future?
well" says he, "chief among my
plans is to get married. Thatll be
after I've finished my journey, three
years from now.
Il am engaged to a girl in Central
Falls. She is the most beautiful girl
in the world. l know, because I've
been all over the world three times.
"Then I'm going to take her to my
home in Texas and settle down on a
ranch. Maybe I'll get an automobile,
and wen ride then. instead of walk.
she and l."
Lamberth has walked Ala miles in
hours and 81 seconds. and has
walked 122 miles in 32 hours with
nothing to eat but lemon and two
egg sandwiches.
Lamberth eats but one meal day
no meats, tea or alcohol. He smokes
ten cigarettes a day and takes a glass
of hot water before retiring.