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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-17
WILSON AMO MANAGER
RECEIVE SUSPENSION

New orleans. La. Jan. is.-Johnny
Wilson. middlewcight champion was
suspended until September 1922 by the
national boxing association, at its sec
ond annual meeting today. The sus-
pension also applies to Wilson's ma l.
ascr and is effective in sixteen states.
Australia and Canada.
The fighter and his manager were
found guilty" by the association Of
conduct unbocoming a fighter aud
manager" The charges concerned Will
sons bout with Bryan Downey in ohio
last year.
Minnesota, Connecticut and Nehras-
ka boxing officials were elected today
to membership in the association.
The question OF importing referees
from one state to another was discuss
cd and It was learned that fifteen
states represented In the association
prohibited such practice.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-17
COAST LEAGUE OPPOSE DRAFTING
MINOR LEAGUE STARS BY MAJORS

commissioner OF baseball instead OF
permitting the major leagues to paN
it all.
A schedule of little more than IS
weeks was adopted. The season Will
open April and close October Is
Among the outstanding events Of the
day were the naming of Ivan Howard
brother of Del, as the manager OF the
Oakland club and the placing OF
Charles Dorman, formerly with Oak
land. on the ineligible list for five
years by Judge Lands.
A ball was adopted which 1t was said
will eliminate the so-called "iivcly
BALI of last season.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-17
FREIGHT RATES HURT
SAY GAMERS AT MEET

Louisville. Ky. Jan. 16.-The can
ming industry will be unable to func-
ton normally until freight rates are
reduced declared Harry p. Strasbough,
Aberdeen, Maryland. president OF the
National Gamers association in his
address at the opening OF the Gamers
convention today. Production and con-
sumption alike are being retarded for
this reason. he added.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-17
Shoots Daughter kills
Wife ard Then Sell

Hackensack, n. J.. Jan. 1s.-Peter
Peppc today shot and killed his wife,
seriously wounded his daughter, Mary.
and then committed suicide at his
home In Little Ferry.
Peppe recently had been arrested
for non-support. the police said. and
the theory was advanced that this an
gercd him and led TO the tragedy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-17
BOWLING

ToniKhts league game, Loop Market
vs.. Orange Crush.
a team from the Denver alleys will
roll at the Dixon & Miller alleys next
Sunday afternoon at one o'clock
against a picked team from the Pueb-
10 Merchants League.
The Denver team will bowl at the
Steel Works Saturday night.
The Polar Ice Cream pin artists dis
played their ability on the alleys last
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-17

Duluth. MINI. Jan. 1s.-Twenty-fo -four
rinks will hcave stsnes today In the
opening draw OF the Northwestern
Curling associations twenty ninth an
nual bonspiei. The ice is In excellent
shape for the initial events.
Forty Kinks. including eight from
CANADA have entered to date. In last
years spiel. eighty Kinks participated.
Tho tourney Will end SATURDAY.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-17
East salt LAKE HIGH SCHOOL
QUINTET TO MEET CENTENNIAL

The other games scheduled in Colo
RADIO are:
Leadville. January 20.
Colorado Springs. January %.
Greeley. January a.
Boulder, January %.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-17
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE CHEAP-Eight-t
brick, 101t Cypress; owner will be at
house till y. m. Tuesday. Write r. II.
Shoemaker. Finley Place, n. 3Oth ST..
Colo. Springs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-17
GOOZEMAN KAYOS
AUSTRALIAN BANTAM

Melbourne. Australia. Jan. 10
Eemmens, Australian bantamweight
champion was knocked out today in
the second round by an American
boxer named Goozeman.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-17
AUSTRALIA ISSUES
TENNIS CHALLENGE

Melbourne. Australia. Jan. ls-The
Australian Lawn Tennis association Is
issuing challenge 70 tho American
Lawn Tennis association to play for
the Davis cup held by the Americans
next summer.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-17

The several interscctional games
added to the thrills as well as the
length of the past football season.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-17

From all accounts Mike Gibbons
Will be the next veteran OF the ring to
retire. The great St Paul boxer planS
10 engage in five moro bouts and then
hang IA, his padded mitts.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-17

Manager Charley Harvey announces
that Ned Fitzgerald. the clever Aus
tralisn lightweight. has returned to
America and will start another boxins
campaign within short time.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-17

The new minor league rule against
players receiving a part OF their pur-
chase money didn't stop Pitcher Dave
Danforth from demanding "a slice OF
the money paid Columbus by the
Browns for his release.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-17

Recent games OF the Princeton uni
vcrsity hockey team show that the
Tigers can more than hold their own
with the best Of the college teams.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-17

New York. Jan. ls.-Frsnk Frlsch.
OF the Giants star base runner OF the
National league. is sliding toward
real homo plate.
His engagement to Miss Ada Lucy.
playmate since childhood. was an-
nounccd today. The wedding will take
place next winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
THRILLS AND LAUGHS
IN TOM MIX P|CTuE

Tom Mix IS clever and Is alwaysn-
,crtaining. lie is appearing on he
screen in his master William Fox ro-
duciion. a Ridin' Romeo" at the liza
theatre. and gives his audicnc thriAf-
ter thrill and laugh after laugh:
"a Ridin' Romeo" Will SATISFYING
most critical. There are no dull1o-
mcnts in it. There are fine horscan-
ship. beautiful western scenery. hpr-
oua situations. thrilling stunts.
Tom, after being run out or the use
by his Sweethcart'S father, Is motns
along the road when he sees a gangpld
up the stage coach. He gallops tthe
rescue, rOuts the huldup men, rescs
comcly woman and takes her Ealltly
t. the home Of the father who hadist
turned him Out-only to find thathe
woman - after the father with a bach
Of promise suit and that the fathenas
ordered the hold-up TO scare the wan
out Of town.
In addition 10 this humor Tom d. n
fine stunt Of jumping on 10 the hch
and stopping the runaway etam !
road one side OF which looks downith-
ont a break for hundreds Of feet.
.\long with Mix. Jimmy Aubrey ows
himself IN one Of his greatest conles
"Thc Messenger" Jimmy certainl1oes
give You many n laugh In this fuTe
and hearty ones they are. II oeoy
reels arc 10 your liking you shou NOT
miss seeing Jimmy. The inteItlns
news weekly also which is an gays
welcome fifteen minutes of ceIlul' en-
tertainmcnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
! THE THEATRES ;
TWO BROADWAY STARS
HEAD DEAR me-" CAST
Producer of "Lt3htnin'" Sends Pine A.
traction to Court Tomorrow.

John Golden will introduce his two
newest stars. Grace l.Htsuc ana llai"
Hamilton. in Dear Me- tn" comedy
with surga. which comes Ia the court
tomorrow and Wcdnc -duy with matt
nee on Wednesday,. Golden, y WAL re
remembered. IS tho producer OF Sn'h
hltsas "LiEhtnir'." Three Ni'c Fools.
"'rurn to the Right" The First Year.
and "Thank-U."
Dear Me" IL an ingenious. SPARKLING
comedy. clean as 10 lines and situations
and built solely for laughter making
nurposes. Dear Me" lrsc introduces
nm cnscmheI of "failurcs'-- mon in art
pursui,s who have lost their grip.
AMONG them is Il playwright. q sculptor,
q musician, 4 PAINTER and an arrhltc"
Al have sought the snug hIrhnr Of the
Amos Prentice Home for Artistic Fail
ures Arri blair the maid Of All WORK
Miss I,aRuCl IS tho first - attempt I"
live herself out. she applies her oW:l
rnoxims for success In the inmates an".
urr by ono. they out IN" home. April
included. Sufficient 1" say mat April
develops into 4 successful prima donna
ON broadway. The second and third acts
chow n Cross-scction Of studio and the
atrical life in New York.
Miss I.aHuc sings = number or typic-
aliv Grace l.aRur songs. AZ we'll as en-
Eibit some exquisite "ownS. Hale Ham
yton has his best part since he created
I Durus WalliuCford in New York AMI
London. In the original supporting cast
are ]. *. Hutchinson. George y. Price,
George Sprlvin. Mart Kelsey Luis Al
LcrnI Camilla C'rume. James &. Morton.
Max Frick. Robert Lowe Charles lie
Fore. Baker Moore. Elva Nelson and
William Conway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
ELSIE JANIS AND HER
GANG COMES TO COURT
Charlie Lawrence, n Principal, Was Once
Newspaper Reporter-Why
He's on tho Stage.

charlie Lawrence, ono or the prime,
pals with Elsie Janis and Her HnS.
playing at the Court Friday ana Satur.
day, was once q newspaper reporter: II
did not last for long. but Charlie claims
that his name should be listed along
with that great number Of newspaper
men who have finally found their place
on the stage or in some branch of tho
theatrical business. Here Is Lawrence 5
experience:
Having won MI literary hon"rs In a
ey,aIl-town school IL seemed only ma
tural that the newspaper field was en-
titled 10 his services. Armed win Il
LETTER of Introduction 70 this Cclchrlct'i
EDITOR. Lawrence boards the lion In ms
don. lie was hired, hut on leaving th"
office. to impress the editor Win ms
WILLINGNESS to learn he asked: Tell me,
sir, If Won Will. tho difference between
n really great newspaper story ana just
nrintaNlc one" The editor. arprccia-
ing the seriousness OF the question.
,hnurhf for several seconds before re-
rIvinC, aud then SAID: My hoy. II a man
fails off the to? ot an oightccn-S'"rN
building and is kilicd-that is q news
Ttnry-if he's not killed It's n Gfca'
story. or. better still If a mai G"S
hitrs a man It's worth some s1n'r.-"A'
II the man bites the doG--ihatS d
good story.
Lawrence heat e. Standing on cor
Nor four blocks from the home Of the
"World'S rcatcst Newspaper" Charlie
Lawrence then ard there, decided Il"
would be an actor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27

al special scenery and electrical eects
which goes to make it an unmally
good as we'll as large vaudeville TIER
Ing.
Giumherta Bros. acrobatic clown ana
pantOminc artists. furnish Satisfactory
entertainment with their speedy rttine
of f-ats and silrn; comedy stunts.
Ann Suffer. Ia" girl from The inny
south. steps with the best OF our ngll
woman entertainers, having fin line
o. SONGS AMI talk.
Bender and Armstrong are a cam
who either one could go 1t alone far
a.; amusing. With the combiHion,
vaudeville has 4 happy and plSing
team at singing and talking comesns;
M"l'"rm"tt and Cole are SLED
vaidrv!!!ian>. Their singing and Inc
ing viii he overly reliable.
Charles Jones. starring in "Pardo MY
Nerve" the feature picture. ialn
scores in 4 thrilling drama OF the est
ern plains repletc with spellbfdin ac-
tiHn and Il brave mans valorohs pEec.
tlpN az woman.
T"-m"rrOw the juveniles will conete
IN the mig semI-wcekly amateur coest
under the direction of Prof. and trs.
Oatman. on Friday night the olderon-
;csIantS viii offer the amusement vich
has become the biggest novelty rer
introduced in Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
Mr.. Harding Commended
By knights Of Columbus

New York. March IS. - Supreme
Knight James \. Flahcrty OF the
KNIGHT. or columbus today sent con-
rratuA'"ry message TO President Hard
ing. commenting HIM for his statement
h,fcr" a washington E:hl" c:aFs last
FRIDAY. n Witch h" declared religious
intolerance 90 Nr Il "ncHaco to the very
liberties We boast ard cherish" The
message was sent following n meeting
Of the supreme officers oc the order
Il cougr2tulat" You in IN" name or
Snn. ncG knights Of Columbus for YOUR
rla!n statement regarding IN" evil Of re-
.C.nus VrnJud'rN in tho United States.
tn" message declared" Tho step taken
Lv ,n- head or Our government in de-
nrUnrluE this rerr'c:ous and unnrces-
,Irv evil H. ono in which nil good 'rt!-
nos VIII rrjoicr. Tho KniChts .! COL
un,hus stand now. rs always. ready 10
rurr, AZ fellow Americans on an equal
fnut:nc rs citizens 70 work for tho
greater good Of our common country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
WHEELING CITIZEN
ENDORSES "DEAR. NE"
Manager johnson Brings Splendid At
traction to Court Tomorrow
and wednesday.

Manager Fred +. Johnson OF the Court
theatre, is in receipt of a letter from
a prominent Wheeling citizen concern
ing the merits of Dear Nc" which Is
tho attraction tomorrow and Wcdncs-
day. il reads rs follows:
Mr. Fred l.. Johnson.
Mgr. Court Theatre,
City.
Dear Frcd:-I see by the papers that
YOU have booked Dear Me for March
aS-c9 / saw this production In Chicago
recently and think 1t one Of thse most
charming comedies on tho stage. II -
beautiful. and | only hope the people of
Wheeling Will show their appreciation
Of this splendid attraction which mas
been running constantly for nearly two
years by packing the house on It's ap-
pcarancc in Wheeling.
!, IS worthy Of the hi CHEST recon-
mcndation you can give II and l axe
,Lis nnnnrtnnjtv and pleasure OF adding
my humble testimonial TO the merits OF
this performance.
Yours truly.
CHARLES =. OFT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
FARM EXHIBIT
LOANED BY j. {.

NorCantown. W. Va. March Cd
The cream Of the live stock. DAIRY,
hOrriCururr and agrOn0my exhibits
preparrd by the United States depart
mcnt OF agriculture for exhibit at
CHICAGO and elsewhere has been
loaned 10 the WcSl Virginia unNer-
yitv COLLEGE OF agriculture for an eN.
hihiI here April . e =. inclusive. ana
a general Invitation has been extend
ru TO the farmers Of MUnOnga!la. Ma
rion. Preston and more distant couH'
ties TO make the trip here 10 see THIS
exhibit. Members OF the local stan
who have seen the exhibit declare IL
to be the finest OF lis KIND ever
brought together B. l.. Perkins, Sp".
Cial representative OF. the |. ;, &C.
par,mcnt of agriculture. will b" here
! to supervise and explain the exhibits.
As tho time Of the exhibit is during
, mid semester CXaminatiCnS, class
rooms on the second floor at O"trba}
hail viii be used /" display III" N"rl'
Gus farm PREDICTS. which comprise
, several lrucN loads al material SOME
idea ur The scope Of tho display -
given BY the follow description.
Display cases o. live stock grades
and meat cuts. containing Il number
/ ol culorrd 'ransparcncicS q typical
Grades. and illustrating the COmm"r'
! cal cuts OI meat.
Wool exhibit. consisting Of thrC"
panels carrying class covered cases
To show the rrntatiN" grades ~ wool
. l1t,
, oUS stages OF manufacture from the
raw products 10 III" finished goods.
according 10 The bradford. French
and WColen systems.
Mode, Of common appl" storage
house. showing improved design Ot
sectional construction. 10 uIIIll" anu
control ventilation for the rr"S"rNa
ton Of fruit
Model Of potato storag" cellar,
: showing construction by sections and
illustrating proper system Of ven'IIa'
; lion.
Model Of l.. S. standard refrigerator
ear. revealing principles Of consiruc'
/ ton.
! Standardization Of marhc' and
, shipping cont aincrs. type Of market
basket and shipping containers with
graphic illustrations 0l the actual loss
! TO consumers vino purChaS" things IN
non-standardized containers.
Federal grain trading. showing
method OF testing grain. with samples
! OF the machinery used, etc.
Model Of sweet potato STORAGE
house. showing principles tested and
approved by the federal government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
QUALITY
PROGRAM At REX

All who witness tho big double hill
that opens at tho theatre this afternoon
Cor n riIn Of three days. will admit that
Il IS one show that is To the exact liking
music. comedy. dancing and novelty Of
the ralatahlc kind and just "nonGh.
none being ovcrdonc a very evenly bal
ancct! show. Even th0S" who arc not :"
fond Of rcvucs or girls acts cannot hclp
hut like tn" gorgeous offering 'Th"
brazilian ll"ir"sS." which consists Of
II rast Of tw,!v,' people. mostly girls
who ar" Young and dainty. and ling AMI
darrn IN u m.tnnrr that marks thor e.
forts elegant, Tia" comedians. two in
lumber. along with III" balance 81 the
east. VIII furnish III" comedy lines IN
splendid style. The production carries
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
CATHOLIC BISHOP
WILL Be PROSECUTED

Wellington. New Zealand. March ga
The government has decided 10 prose-
cute Monsignor LiSton. tatho'i" bishop
Of AucklLnd ON charge Of having made
schitious' ullcranrcS during r"r"n,
spcerh 1t Is alleged that II" de n"um,"H
lie British troops IN ireland as ":"r-
eiEu troops.
Monsign"r Liston At tho time was
gior!rytng the Easi," rebellion IN ''"-
I;.nd, and Is SAID :" haN" ""'lAr"" sh't
the Irish were martyrs AND 'rr"HH ="
die for Their country, numbered by !'r-
Stonr rro.cars were u,ada hy the
ncwsTa pcr4 against the speech.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
CARL /. SER|G
HOWE ENTERED

The home ~ Carl II. ScriE a. NO. 'Vo
W,rwnod Avenue. Warwood. was entered
and robbed Some time early Saturday
night The robbers broke the glass IN
a rear window aud then reached IN and
unlocked the window.
The house was ransacked. About the
only rh!ns missing "a far az was known
last night WAS about $la In money.
ToiIrc vcrn notified ana are working on
rho case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
GERMANY's OBJECTIONS

London. March @G--It - understood.
saws = despatch to the London Times
from Hcr':n, that tho principal o5Jer-
tluu. G.: lie German government 10 the
.il5oi rr?arat.ous commission not"
W. ,t. nc impoSsib:.ttv oC Germany
lrci,at!lS Tor Il taxation Sra"mc o. CO.
uUU. nuU"rn marht before May 81. an!
also the proposed ,"MtI"i Of German
finance,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
Dodgers Beat Yankees

New O"icGr". March &c. Exhibitor
New YORK Amcrjrata ......'' =
E"ovkiln Nauont'S &c. ....-'.' ~
Wuy,. EuSr AMI p"y"rm"r; l:""tAc"'
Vance and Ilun%iluG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27

No bridge player can AFFORD t1tss
G carvnlho's stx articles on "AatnE
In Auction Bridge" which viii opuD-
listed by The 1ntsl1ssnosr sverysnsr
day, beginning Tuesday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
s. s. carvalho is one OF tie leading

g. s. Carvalho Is one OF tie leading
newspaper men OF tie United States.
He was for n number of years general
manager OF all the Hcarst papers and
prior to that time was on the stats OF
tho New York Sun ana New York World.
Mr.. Carvalho Is also ono OF tho coun-
try's au horities On the game Of bridge.
Hs has written nix articles on Riding
IN Auction Bridge" They will be pub
Mshea in TIA InteliGencer overy other
day starting tomorrow morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27

Roumania Is the eastern outp' OF
the Romance language group OF mans.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-02-15
CITATION NOTICE,

The State Of South Carolina. Coun-
ty OF Oconee.- (In Court Of Probate)
by v. F. Martin, ESQ, Probate
Judge. e.-JWhereas John r. Craig has
made suit to me TO grant him Let
ters OF Administra ton Of the Estate
OF and Effects Of Edgar Young, De-
ceased
These are. therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the kin.
tired and Creditors of the said Ed
gar Young, Deceased, that they be
and appear before me, in the
Court Of Probate. to be held at WAL
halla Court House, South Carolina,
on TUESDAY, the 28th day OF Feb
ruary, 1922, after publica tion here
Of, at 4 o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause. IL any they have. why
the said Administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this
18th day Of February, "A. D. 1922. M
(Seal.) v. F. MARTIN.
Judge OF Probate for Oconee Co., SO.
Published on the 18th and 22d
days OF February, 1922, in The Keo-
wee Courier and on the Court House
door for the time prescribed by law.
FEB. 15, 1922. rs
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-02-15
Profit in Poultry.

Girls ana boys in the Home DEM
onstratioh CLUES Of South Carolina
are makdng their own money by
means Of poultry, canning and SINH
lar ways. Alton B.. Smith, Of the
N1fller's Club, in Marion county,
made a. clear profit of $65 on his
flock Of Barred Rocks. Alton sold 10
settings OF eggs at $3.50 each, be-
sides selling some of his best fowls.
Olive I'll. Moody, Of the Bermuda
Poultry Club, Of Dillon county re-
ports u profit Of $112.25 on her flock
of Orpingtons. Besides se1lig eggs
and chickens. the family table was
kept supplied with poultry products.
Thelma Miller, 12-year-old
member Of the Poplar Springs Poul-
try Clu5, Of Spartanburg county
purchased pen Of pure-bred Bar
red Rocks, set pure4bred eggs and
raised a total of "a birds. Thelma
sold Ia dozen eggs, "a fowls, won
four priso8 at the county fair, and
HAS a yard fun of fine birds to begin
'the new years work. Her profit for
last year, after deducttng expenses,
'amounted to 1886. N.
Genava Langford, Richland
County Poultry Club m member, liv-
ing ats&Biythewood, raised White
Rocks Hor sales of fowls and eggs
amounted TO $126.85. Geneva won
$40 in%prizes on her beat birds at
the fairarA flock of, about rs birds
is in fbeSSard tor beginning another
year oRGsncgessful work.
Ei These e.ssrssoniy* n few of the many
acknowledgements made by poultry
club members last year.
Send In your name for member
ship in the poultry club and follow
the example of these boys and girls.
GN%s:,i ei% .II Ethel l. Counts.
County Home lem. Agent.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-02-15
Horse Weed yXeeyils.

Many farmers have discovered a
weevil in rag weeds, which seem to
be very plentiful on the farms, and
some are alarmed for fear that this
is the boil weevil. Prof. A. F. Con-
radi, en'tomologist, or "bug expert"
OF Clemson College, Identifies them
as 'horse weed weevlls," saying that
they are very common in the south
west, and that they have nothing ito
do with our chief cultivated crops.
Boil weevils, as rule, spend the
winter in the best shelter they can
near the old cotton
fields. around stumps, logs, brush
piles, etc., although some may be
scattered elsewhere.
AS to the number OF weevils sur
viving the present winter, Prof. Con-
radi Is not giving out information
vet, but will do so at the end Of the
winter.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-02-15
Land for Sale.

AS my health is failing,
now Offer for sale my Long
Creek Property, adjoining the
Long Greek Academy property.
This land has IL good public road
along and through it and lies
near the National Highway
leading from Clayton, Ga, to
Westminster, 8. @.
The above land consists Of
about 800 acres.
1 also have about 400 acres,
known as the j. II. Cannon
Store House Land and the N.
Phillips Place. This land can
be bought Mt $4,000 per acre.
If you do not want the whole
tract you can buy any part you
want.
This means "SPOT CASH."
so If you want to buy You had
better see or write me before it
is all picked over.
- ALSO
l have 12S acres on Checher0
(Georgia), known as the "Bill
Denny Place, mile and a
half from the National High
way. I have about 800 good,
bearing apple trees OH this land
and two good dwelling houses
and two barns on place.
This land all lies well and can
! be cultivated easily. 1t has Is
acres OF good branch bottom
land. This land is mostly oil
cleared. . -y,isf'