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American policy concerning the tnsn
door In China, his statement, it X.
said being based on a note he Sl
as secretary OF stateto Alfred SEE ne
Chinese minister.
The German government has .ot,.
fled the American government ust
Alanson B. Houghton. now memt q
the house from New York. will b.. ac.
cepted as ambassador and the name ~
MIR. Houghton will be- sent to the sen.
ate soon.
Senate Republicans have voted in
party conference to press the allied
debt refunding bill and soldiers,
bonus bill, in that order. There was
o disagreement as to details OF tho
two measures. and the conference adj.
journed to continue It's discussions at
later date.
Retention by the war department OF
nine main training centers, one in
each corps area. and Of a number OF
other special camps, has been recon-
mende'd 3y General Pershing. chief OF
staff, at hearing before the house,
military committee. =,
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Tie nomination OF Horny p. FIetch
or, under-s ecretary Of state, to be am.
bassador 70 BELGIUM, was confirmed by
the senate, together with that of Will
liam j. OTcole, of West Virginia to be
| minister to Paraguay.
A combination of French, japanese,
and, finally, British opposition to ar.
ltcie four Of the Hughes "open.door"
doctrine for China, has resulted in the
quiet death Of that article
The fivc-power treaty for limitation
or naval armaments has undergone fur
ther changes in the course of final
overhauling by experts. and il now is
complete except for the article estab.
fishing Notifications status quo in
the Pacific.
Japans right to the former German
cables in tho kia-Chow leaaehold, the
Chefoo-Tsin Otao and the Tsingtao-
Shanghai lines were renowned by the
japanese delegates TO the Washington
conference recentlv at meeting with
the Chinese delegation on the question
Of Shantung.
Warning OF an impending general
strike in the cOuntry's coal industry
was given by Secretary Hoover who
declared that the public should know
what to expect when the national
agreements covering the wages and
working conditions OF miners expire
April /.
With total OF s10S,237,590 in ex-
cess of the appropriations for the same
offices for the current fiscal year, the
annual independent offices appropria-
ton bill carrying $494,304.23S was re-
ported by the house appropriations
committee. The amount recommended
In the bill, however. is $9,529,475 less
than the amount requested in budget
bureau estimates.
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IMPORTANT NEWS
THE WORLD over
IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS OF THIo
AND OTHER NATlONS FOR
SEVEN OGY3 GIVEN
THE NEWS OF lAE SOUTH
What 10 Taking 2lane IN Tho South.
land WI! Ec Found In
Er'es Paragraphs
Foreig2---

The French chamber of deputies re.
Gently gave Premier poincarc d voto
Of coa.iGtnce t12 TO 1O7.
lnttuG6za, according to dispntchcs
from III; IS. is becoming an epidemic
al. ovay France. Recently twenty.
f@nr daHih5 We're reported in one day
in Paris
lran'i"r MGg','.saon of Iceland. who
has Docr OF a visit 10 London has gone
back home-to get warm. He SAYS
tina. i is ten degrees warmer in Reik
j0Tiii thun in London
Enyer pasha former Turkish minis.
ter o: war. who fled from Turkey very
shortly after the close of the war has
boon captured in the Caucasus and
has Desn handed over to the Turkish
Nationalist government at Angora.
CE!le has accepted an invitation from
the United States government to dos.
ignate plenipotentiary at Washington
to study the form of execution Of the
treaty OF Ancon under which the Tao.
na-Amica dispute between Peru and
Chile arose.
Premier Lenine will represent Soviet
Russia at the coming Genoa economic
conference on the condition that the
Russian secret service be permitted
70 organize system to guard him
safely during his absence from the
Soviet capital.
The British cabinet Is said to be def
initely opposed to any alterations ir
the draft of the proposed Anglo-Frencf
alliance The cabinet is particularly
unfavorable to the French suggestion
that the treaty should contain specifi,
provisions regarding the extent o
Great Britain's cooperation in tn,
event Of aggression
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CITATION

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN
COUNTY OF PICKENS
BY N. A. Christopher, Esquire,
bate Judge.
Whereas, l., J. Jewell and
Jewell made suit to me to grant
Letters of Administration of the
tate of and Effects Of Samuel j,
deceased.
These are therefore, to cite
admonish all and singular the kin
and Creditors Of the said Sal
jewell deceased, that they be and
pear before me, in the .Court Of
bate, to be held at Pickens G
House, s. c., on the 9th day OF
1929, next, after publication her
at IL o'clock in the forenoon, to 81
cause, if any they have, why the {
Administration should not be gran
Given under my Hand and 8
this 18th day Of Jan. 1929, in
14Sth year Of our Independence.
N. A. Christopher,
Judge Of Probate, Pickens Co. $. {
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H.uf. ...ue us new
Gee 1or the machine and it is as
'od as the factory could furnish.
lie to his help we were without the
Of the linotype only few hours,
,ereas, if we had been compelled
get the necessary repairs from the
tory the machine would have been
lie at least two or three days. Mr..
son not only fixed us up immed-
ely and as good as new, but he
auld not charge us anything for it.
in these strenuous days Of prof.
eering, war taxes and high cost Of
wing such an incident is refreshing.
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chaser and mortgage Of the prem
so sold; that the purchaser have
to anticipate payment of the G;
portion If he or she desires. y
chaser to pay for all papers, rev
stamps and recording the same.
the purchaser fails to comply
the terms of sale in five days S
will be resold at next sale day at
risk and expense Of the former
chaser.
This January 16, 1922.
o. S. STEWART,
Clerk of Cour
Pickens County,
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CLERKS SALE

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF PICKENS.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Eugene Whitten, Plaintiff
vs..
George T. Ried, ct AL, Defendants.
In Pursuance Of Decretal Order
made in the above stated case by his
Honor Judge R. w. Memminger, Oct
7th, 1921
will sell to the highest bidder
for cash
sALESDAY IN FEBRUARY, 1922
the same: being February 9Th, 1922
during the legal hours for sales at
Pickens C. H., 8. c.,
The following described Real es-
tate, to wit:
All that piece, parcel or lot of land,
lying and being situate in State and
County aforesaid, and in the Town
of Calhoun, S. c., bounded as follows:
On the east by lands of j. T. Barker,
on the north by Calhoun Street, on
the west by lands of Aaron Boggs
estate, on the south by lands of
William Barker, known in the plat of
survey Of the town Of Calhoun, made
by F. v. Clayton, surveyor, as lots
Numbers 38, 80 and 40, the same be-
ing conveyed to jamie F. Reid by C.
r. Lawrence, On the 18th day of No
vember; 1915; containing three fourths
(3-4) acre, more or less.
TERMS: CASH; Purchaser to pay
for all papers and revenue stamps
and recording the same. If purchaser
fails to comply with the Terms of
Sale in one hour the same will be
resold the same day and at the risk
and expmse Of the former bidder.
This Jan. 10th, 1922.
o. S. STEWART,
Clerk Of Cogrt,
Pickens County, S. G.
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CLERKS SALE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF PICKENS
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.


Sarah A. Durham, ct al, Plaintiffs
F. E. Alexander, ct al, Defendants.
In pursuance of Decretal Order
made in the above stated case by his
Honor Judge Geo. E. Prince, March 3,
1921, | will sell to the highest bidder
for cash on
SALEsDAY IN FEBRUARY, 1922,
the same being February 9Th, 1922
during the legal hours for sale, at
Pickens Court House, South Carolina,
the following real estate towit:
All that piece, parcel or tract Of land
lying and being situate in the above
named State and County, being the
same tract of land conveyed by deed
by l.. r. Durham to F. E. Alexander
containing one hundred and seventeen
and one half (117 1-2) acres more OF
less, lying on Wolf Creek and adjoin-
ing lands of l. NJ. Mauldin, Tucker
Cantrell, Gravely, and others, and
known as late home place of L. r
Durham.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash; pur-
chaser to pay for all papers, revenue
stamps and recording the same II
purchaser fails to comply with the
terms Of the sale in reasonable time
the same will be resold the same day
or some future salesday at the risk
and expense of the former purchaser
o. S. STEWART,
Clerk of Court,
PicEens County, S. C
Jan. 16. 1922.
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o. S. STEWART.
Clerk of Court,
Pickens County, S. C
CLERKS SALE

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF PICKENS
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
D. G. Humbert, Plaintiff
Against
Nina Gilliland, ct al, Defendants
In pursuance of a Decretal Order
made in the above stated case by his
Honor Judge R. w. Memminger, da
ted October 9th, 1921, will sell to
the highest bidder on the terms here
matter named on
SALESDAY IN FEBRUARY, 1929,
the same being February 9th, 1929,
during the legal hours for sale at
the City Hall, Easley, S. c., at Two
(2) O'clock, or as soon thereafter
as convenient to do so, the following
described real estate belonging to the
estate of Dr.. r. j. Gilliland, deceased
to wit:
Two lots in the City of Easley, as
shown by Deed made by Mrs. j. A..
Gilliland, and recorded in Vol. P. P,
page 145 in the Clerk of Courts Office
known as lots No. 10 and No. II, as
shown by plat made by J. A. Robinson,
surveyor, and more particularl, de-
scribed as follows: Lot No. H.,
beginning at the corner Of Main and
Church streets and running south 104
feet, thence west 26 1-2 feet, and
thence north 104 feet, and thence east
26 l-2 feet on Main street.
Lot No. 10 is lot situate immediate
ly adjoining lot No. II, on the west
and Of like Dimensions, &c IL feet on
Main street and running back 104
feet.
TERMS: One-half cash on day Of
sale and tho balance on credit Of one
year, the credit portion to draw in
trest from day Of sale at the rate
Of eight per cent per annum till paid
and be secured by the bond Of rur-
A
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Domestic

Will H. Hays will become directing
head Of the new National Association
OF Motion Picture Producers and Dis
tributors Immediately after March A."
1t was announced recently at dinner
at which the postmaster general was
the guest OF a group of motion picture
officials in New York Mr.. Hays for
NAL resignation from President Har-
ding's cabinet will be presented soon,
1t was said
After an allday investigation, fed
eral officials at Mobile, Ala, probing
into liquor smuggling on the Gulf
coast, announce that the probe will
| continue several days. Nine arrests
have been made, six on the Gulf coast
and three in Mobile. The investiga-
tion Of liquor smuggling will extend
from Miami to Mobile.
Beautiful temperamental Geraldine
Farrar has put 1t up to New York to
guess why she has suddenly announced
her abdicaton Of the queen privileges
and prerogatiyes which she enioyed
throughout the fifteen years OF her
stardom with the Metropolitan Opera
company. Next year Miss Farrar will
in the patter Of the vaudevllian, "hit
the grit as a lone trouper. in con.
cert tour which may earn her a quar-.
ter OF a million dollars.
president Harding. it Is learned in
Newark, \. j., has commuted the pris-
on term imposed upon Frank II. Noble
one OF the group Of men sentenced bv
a federal judge in New York for VIC.
a good. warm cell in a penitentiary
: Is preferable to liberty these zero DAYS
in Utah, according TO jim Wilson. alias
Martin, an escaped convict from the
outh. Martin walked into the office
OF Police Durbridge at Salt
,, Utah, and asked to be tax.
20 the North Carolina state
y trying Arthur C. Burch, at
.!es, Cal. for the murder OF
Kennedy reported itself I'm.
;ree on verdict recently and
larged.
earthshocks were felt in
ctiohs Of Los Angeles. Cal,
shattering window glass in
arters and shaking frame
Russell sailed on the steam.
'rge Washington. from New
Gently, determined to get at
Il OF the American immigra.
',stion.
10 reach an agreement on
road wage question, the man.
OF the Nashville. Chattanooga
Louis railway and the Order
way Telesraphers will submit
thofr proposals to the railway
oard for final action, 1t was an.
q recently by w. P. Bruce, gen.
anager OF the road at Nashville.
'rts that n large store In Chi.
lad opened window display in
living and unclad reproductions
lon of Troy Venus and Cleo
we're the chief points of interest
ted such crowds that traffic was
I'd, and a police sergeant and five
@ rushed forward. Come on, men
right" he mumbled to his aides.
It'll were staring in the window.
Use are just wax figures, but way
In the rear Of the window that
w@ they sure did look real
. afel q. Buntin, AZ, OF Nashville.
Tenr., real estate operator. at Nash.
Isi..s and In Chicago, shot and killed
himself recently at his home In West
End, the act being attributed to III.
health.
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CLERKS SALE

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF PICKENS
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEASI
Pickens Bank, Corporation, Plain
tiff
Against
A. F. Alexander, Defendant.
In Pursuance of Decretal Order
made in the above stated case by his
Honor Judge T. j. Mauldin, December
%, 1921, will sell to the highest
bidder for cash, on
SALESDAY IN FEBRUARY, 1922,
the same being February 9Th, 1922,
during the legal hours for sales at
Pickens C. H., S. c., the following
real estate, to wit:
All that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land, lying and being situated
in Liberty Township, State and Coun-
! ty above named, adjoining lands of
R. F. Wyatt, John F. Leslie, and B.
F. Lesley, Zion School Property, and
containing Forty and three -fourths
Gao 3-4) acres, more or less, and be-
ing the same tract of land conveyed
to A. F. Alexander by F. E. Alexan-
der, the mortgage being given to Sc
cure the balance of the purchase
money. Reference to deed is hereby
! made.
TERMS: CASH; Purchaser to pay
| for all papers and revenue stamps
and recording the same. If purchaser
fails to comply with the Terms of
Sale in one hour the same will be
resold the following salesday and at
| the risk and expense of the former
| bidder.
o. S. STEWART,
Clerk of Court,
Pickens County, S. C
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Our Weekly Riddle.-If the
stities the four power trea,
enry Ford gets Muscle Sh,
lie boil wecvil overruns j .~,
unity and the oat crop fails
reenviilc, what will be the price
heat in Oconec if it SHOWS fl
,et deep in Anderson?
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NO "lCE:.' =

I have purchased the w. I. Miller
Meat Market and will deal in Fancy
and Staple Groc ries.
Fresh Meats, Green and Dry Hides,
Chickens, Eggs and Produce. Get
our prices before you buy or sell.
Give us chance to show you we
appreciate your business.
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THANK YOU, MIR. LIGON

The Scntiners typesetting machine
oke down Monday and for while
looked like our subscribers would
t a paper this week that wasn't
>rth any more than the subscrip-
IN Drico. on, ~
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Noticing a North Carolina negro
,th some holly during Christmas
G inquired if he krew the cause Of
few berries on the holly this sea
n. Vas sub, boss; dem dam boil
ccvils done ct all de berries up
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES

If your school is not working for
one Of The Sentinels dictionaries,
ask the teacher why. 1t will only
take few hours work for any school
TO obtain a copy of the best dictionary
published No library is complete
without a dictionary.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-01-26

Why is it that in North Carolina
ICY pronounce Marion "Mary-yan."
hilc III South Carolina they pro-
ounce i. "Marry-yun And in
arhelia they pronounce Beaufort
3ow-fort,' while US Sandlappcrs say
Sew fort"
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TRESPASS NOTICE

We, the undersigned hereby prol
all persons from hunting, fish
cutting timber or trespassing in
manner upon our lands, under
penalty of tn law
Ben Porter
Mrs. Emma Latl
and sons.
j. \. Lark
W. B. Collins
Luther Boggs
Mrs. Ora Mauldin
Grady Reece
D. NJ. Nix
c. B. Nix
j, E. Nix
j. L
John
j. NJ.
j. D.
G. E. Kennemore
q. "a. I1uHIllCuIt
Frank Lewis
l.. P. Stevens
E. G. Childress
G. w. Brezeale
j. c. Stewart.
Jackson Cassell
W. P. Davis.
w. A. Davis
Elijah Winchester
j. II. Powers
j. e. Powers
B. H. Powers
Dave Parrott
w. E. Ellenburg
E. w. Brazeale
T. A. Hit
B. E. Haynes
Lannie Grant
j. A. Chappell
Will Cooper
Leonard Nations
S. P. Marchbank
Ernest Allgood
w. F. Dodscn
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Ialhoun's Senate Chair foi' Sale
.dline. Senator Ncwberry may be
crested
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A man
Who lives
Not far from here
Went to
Greenvillc
The other day
To have his eyes
Examined.
81 see
BY that discolored place
Across your nose
That you
Have been wearing
Your glasses
Too tight"
Remarked the Oculist.
Glasses rnth;~"
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Any system of government that
$ not encourage ownership or
nes among average citizens is
ong. South Cardinals tax system
couragcs home ownership
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30 many ears wouldn't turn turtle
they would initiate the speed Of
t animal.
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Mr.. Hays will Quit the cabinet jot
+ one that pays reel money.
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Nobody can IKE long without an
.omo ana a fcw can Iire within
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te Republicans. in party confer.
acently approved the allied debt
ng bill. with the addition OF a
III that the interest rate on the
I'd bonds should be less than
ied III the Lib acts au-
lG the loanS ID ma
sc Washing
h0ol teacher L
ted as the wel,e,
the American ex,.
told a senate Investigate.
that he had witnessed the 81.
an American soldier by firih,
acar the Chateau Thierry regiol
1918.
invitation for the United State
icipate in the economic and
| conference at Genoa was r,
at the state department recon
Ambassador Ricci, Of Italy.
DIVISIONAL agreement was reacl
railway executives and heut
four railway brotherhood
g at the instance Of SecretaI
:. to submit wage and workir
rs affecting train service er
to regional conferences L
lent If possible. without co
eforo the railway labor boar
presentation Of testimony |
1enial, war department record
'd to the senate committee
ing charges that American
1 beeN hanped without tr;o1
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All men may be born equal but
ey don't remain hat way long
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GARY HlOTT, Editor and Mgr.
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france, showed that on the bodies
two men dug up in the little cemete
at Bazoilles. tho ropes and black ca
In which they were put to death
the gailows had not been "~~-o,
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Washington

Statistics showing the actual bale
weight OF cotton ginned during the
last season have been transmitted to
the senate by Secretary Hoover in re-
sponse to resolution by Senator
Smith CDemD Of South Carolina.
Figures showing the growth in fed.
eral bonded war"N" toring Of
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Drinking out
OF a
Fruit Jar"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-08
PRINT 100000 COP.
BALLOTSFOR PRIMARY
Fl. E. Werber, Gary With
draws at Last Minute
From Race for Sheriff.

CROWN POINT. Ind. April s. -
Tom Roberts, county chairman of
the republican central committee
stated today that he viii make it
his business to see that there is a
suficiency Of ballots and plenty Of
clerks at the polling places on prt-
mary day. May ,.
Despite the suggestion of the
state board Of accounts that extra
clerks are not needed in precincts
having less than 500 votes. Roberts
said that be would insist that the
election board employ extra clerks
in precincts having 500 or more
votes.
The republican primary ballot is
so long that the voters cannot be
expected to cyst their votes speed
fly" said Roberts, "ard I am afraid
that unless we take extra precau-
tions there will be congestion in
the larger precincts of the county
that win disfranchise many Of the
voters. AS republican chairman.
want to see that every voter who
goes to the polls IS able to vote,
There will be 10000 republican bal
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lots and $4,000 democrat ballots
printed"
The republican vote in the county
for secretary OF state at the last
general election was 2c.277. and the
democrat vote for that office 7.123.
wERBER wITHDRAws
At six o'clock last evening. ne
last day for withdrawal of names
from the primary ballots, the fol-
lowing candidates. including II. f.
Werber (R) for sheriff. had with
drawn
]. H. Garrett, Gary. justice OF the
peace (R).
A E. Evans. Crown Point. justice
of the peace (R).
F.. Muzzall, Crown Point, precinct
committeeman (R).
w. n. Hay. Gary, precinct com
mitteeman I'D,
H. e. werber. Gary, sheriff IR).
Frank w. Schmidt. st. John. pre-
cinct COW =aitteeman (R).
Edward W. Schman. st. John. pre-
cinct committeeman (R).
NJ. Durbin. Winfield township, pre-
cinct committeeman (R).
Joseph Krupa, East Chicago. pre-
cinct committeeman (R).
w. z. Halpin, Gary. precinct COM
mitteeman CD.
Fred c. Evans, Cedar Creek. as
SCISSOR (R).
A. C. Huber. Cedar Creek. precinct
committeeman (R).
Roe Bagby, Gary, treasurer CD.
]. Clifford Monk. Hobart. precinct
committeeman (R).
F. r. NJ. Ginnis, Gary. precinct
committeeman. 3oth pct. (R).
w H. McConkel, Gary. precinct
committeeman, End pct. CRY.
w. J. Roads. Gary. precinct com
mitteeman. 9th pct. (R).
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SHERIDAN
SANCTIONS
THE PLAN

It's different from anything l
ever heard of before. but it sounds
good. Go to it,
In these words Harry c. Sheridan.
referee in bankruptcy, gave his
sanction to the unusual plan pro-
posed by Trustee Charles Surprise
OF Hammond for carrying through
the sale of the bankrupt Gary Mo
tor Truck Co yesterday afternoon.
Trustee Surprise brought before
the referee his petition 10 modify
the original agreement of sale
which was approved March Is. The
agreement was between him and
John F. Griffin of Des Moines. Ia.
representing the old officers and
stockholders of the company. In it
the plant was to be sold for $780,
600.
The purchaser paid $1,000 at once.
but has been unable to meet all OF
the payments as called for The
matter was taken up by the trus-
tee with the creditors committee.
Represented by c. w Dickerson of
the 9imken- Detroit Axel Co.. II. Fl.
Sloan of the Buda Motor Co. and F.
X. Conrad of the Parish & Bingham
order of sale should stand and that
the trustee should operate the pant
himself, manufacturing trucks and
selling them until he had received
the $4,000.
This was agreed to by Griffin
The purcha sers will really be in
charge and Oil buy machine parts
from the stock hold by the trustee
at the plant. They will furnish the
larger parts such as motors and
transmissions which are not in
full inventory price for all parts
purchased and is also TO receive
reasonable pay for the use of fac
tory and equipment.
This plan was adopted in pref
erence to another sale at auction
as it was the opinion that no bid
at a new sale would go higher than
$40. 600 TO $4,000
Griffin will put the old sales
force to work finding a market for
trucks and the plant will resume
morning. Three trucks have al
ready been turned out by the plant
since Mr. Surprise has been in
charge. These were trucks which
had been ordered before the bank
ruptcy action was taken.
In case the purchasers have been
able to pay $4,000 by October of
this year. they will be granted an
additional sixty days in which TO
complete their contract 1t is hoped
to have cleaned up the entire s110,
900 by that time