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PRINCETON DEFEATS
YALE AND HARVARD
Bcsts RIvnIs at Rowing In Three
Cornercd Contest mt
Derby
Try ASSOCIATED Press1

DERBY. CONN. MAY 2o.-The
Princeton 150-pound cI@w won
three -cornered race today over the
Henley distance of one and hve-six-
tecnth miles. with Yale three-auar-
'ers OF length behind and Harvard
'hird half a length behind Yale.
me lime was: Princeton, min
utes second. Yale. minutes Mo
seconds Harvard, ! minutes 70
seconds.
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SENATORS, d; W. SOX, 3

WASHINGTON, May 20. - Fred
Kansas City by the Chicago An,ori.
cans. failed in his initial effort jn tbo,
DIG league comeback" the White
Sox losing today to Washington IN
me opening game OF their series.
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plays-Hornsby to Toporccr To Four
neir; Hornaby and Fourier. Left on
baBes-Brookiyn. 3: st. Louis. IL.
Base on balls-off Grimes. q: Smith.
l. Struck out-by Grimes. .. Ifits
off Grimes. Q. in 4 innings: Smith.
In 3 innings: Decatur. none in /
inning. Wild pitch--S. Smith. Los
Ing pitcher-Grimes. Umpires, Rig
Ter and Mccormick. Time, 1917.
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REDS CAPTURE LONG
CONTEST FROM pills
NJ oran's Team Wins in
Twelfth Inning-Scorc

CINCINNATI, May 2O.-Tho Cincin-
natl nationals Defeated Philadelphia
today to l. in n twclvc-inninE game.
end making three straight for tho
Reds. The game was tied until the
twelfth inning when Bohne doubled.
taking third on Harper's out. Winro
was passed, but Bohne scored on
Cavaneys long ny.
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CUBS, S; BRAVES, 3

CHICAGO. May 20.-Chicaro
punched hits today after Ro.ton had
taken threo>run load as rcsu:. ot
keilcher's error two walks and
Holkc's double. Chicago won the ';inal
game OF tho series 5 10 3. Tho nold-
Ing OF Terry and Powell was fea-
ture. The score:
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Hotel Porter nca,er 'by t;nna.

i BIRMINGHAM, ALA .. May 20.--Joe
Lane. negro hotel porter, reported
to police today that no had been
taken to Coaibure last night by q
party OF, unmarked men and severely
.6rAtens Z, b g fSs q IS 4 e x q x 3f[i
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CARDS, a; sUPERBAS, 2

[By Associated Press.1
ST. LOUIS. May 20.-The locals
made II three out OF four over Brook
Ign. taking today's game by to 2.
The score:
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Score hy innings
Cleveland ............0oo oio 100
KustcD .............. .Ocl 600 toi-2
summary Two-hase hits stephen
son. rratt, .Dugan, fostor. Home
run-Speaker Sacrtnccs--Speaker
MclnnIs. Percy. Double plays
Gardner 10 Stephenson 10 Mcinnis;
Rucl to Pratt Loft on bases Cleve-
land 5; Boston, 0. Bases on balls
on Covclesk!e. i. Piercy, 6; Karr, /.
struck cut-By Coveleskle. 3; Piercy
e Hlts-On Piercy, in innings:
Karr. In {. Hit by pitcher--By
Piercy-(SeweIl. Stephensom. wild
pjtch--Covelcskie. Losing pitcher.
Percy. Empires Moriarity and Will
son. Time, 1865.
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Totals .........30 8 10 ~ II
'Ratted for FIllirgim in ninth.
Score nv innings:

Boston 800 600 coO-3
Chicago 200 0l0 H.
Summary: Two-base hits--Holke.
stolen base--Powoll, Sacrifices
Eopf kcliehcr. Nollocher. Barber.
DouLle plays-Ford 10 Holke 70
Gowdy To Boeckcl; Terry to Grimes.
Alexander Hollocher 10 Grimes.
Left on bases-Bostcn, q; Chicago, Z.
Bases on ballsAlexander. 2; FIJI
linEim, g. Struck out--By AieSan-
DIR. .: by Fillingim. q. umpires-~
O'Day and Hart Time--1:45.
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phiiahelphia .00i 600 600 000--l
Cincinnati 900 600 100 0ol--2
summary: Two basc--HenlIne, 2;
Dauoert WriHhtstone. Bohnc. Three
base hits----iiarpcr. Stolen bases
Duncan t2). Sacrifice. Lcbourvcau,
Wrightstone, Williams. Cavenev.
Double plays avency 10 Dauhert:,
Parkinson TO Smith to Leslie. Left
on ases--fhiladclrhIa. .: Cincin-
natl, 6. Bases on balls-ofr Meadows.
2: i.uque. 2. Struck out--by Mea-
dows. ,; LuQue. .. Umpires, Klein
and Phrman. Time. 2I5.
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Summary: Two-hase hits-Frisch.
Kelly. Bigbee. Mueller. Meusel.
Gooch. Three baEe hits--Young, Big
bee (2). Ems. Sacrihcc--Young (2).
ShtnnGrs. Adams, Smith. Left on
oases-Sew York. 8; Pittsburgh. 6.
Base on bails--off Douglas, !: Adams.
2: Ryan. /; Carlson, !. Struck out
by Doublas. /: Ryan. l.: Adams. l.
Hits--or DouEiah. IL In. s innings:
Ryan, In Innings; Adams. 10 in
7l-3 Innings; Carlson, ] In ,2-3 in
nlngs: GlaZener, 2 In !. Winning
pitcher-Carlson. Losing pitcher
Ryan. Umpires. Moran, and Quigley.
Time, las
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I'hIElIlcIuhiu.
Cincinnati.

Totals .......' Al z IS 10
winning run scored with two out.
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New York.
pIttstH rBh.

'Batted for SINNERS In eighth.
tBatted for Douglas In seventh.
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Detroit
I Tor t,hmke In {
PhfIntlcIuhI1

Philadelphia.
Az. X. Fl. .. 4. T..
Johnston. lb. o IL o o
Walker, IL. ....... 3 0 "
Perkins. c. ....... 3 / . 2 o
Miller CT. ......... 3 2 q
McGown RI. $3.50. o
Dykes. 81. ...... o l .
galloway, IS. $500. 4 0 o
Harris. y. ......... o o o
Totals ,;.:.....s2 6 10 27 . o
Score by innings: r.
tctroh '............ .UOu 0oo Jul
Philadelphia .0l0 $50 000--6
Summary: Two-basc hits-Blue
Perkins, Dykes Three base hit
Young. Home runs-Miiier. He'll
man. stolen base ohnSton. Double
plays-Toung and Johnston. Left on
hascs-Detro!t, 6; Philadelphia. :.
Base on baIls--On Ehmke, &; off
Harris. 2. Struck out--By Harris. 2
liits-on Ehmkc, . in innings: off
Olsen, in inning. Hit by pitcher
BY Ehmkc tMiller). Umpires-
Dinscn, Walsh and Evans. Time
.l;iS.
lor. and Baker Meusel went out in
order. No runs.
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lcr, and Baker Meusel went out In
order. No runs.
The score:
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Jew ork

Totals . .........AO s - IT 6
'Battcd for McManus In ninth.
tBatted for Shocker In ninth.
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Totals ......... s" "N-" "
.Buttcd for Piercy in Fifth.
XGarhncr out. hit by hattcd ball.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-06-30
MANCHESTER.

The marriage of Miss Miriam Berg
man, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Bergman, OF Church street. and
Mr.. W Keefauver, OF Gettysburg. Pa.
took place Saturday afternoon at "
o'clock at Emmanuel Lutheran church.
The wedding was very quiet affair.
The two families and a few intimate
friends only being present. The cere-
mony was performed by the brides
pastor Rev. c. Leatherman. Miss Ed
ma LaMntte played the wedding march.
After avoiding journey Mr.. and Mrs.
Keefauyer will live in Gettysburg. Pa.
Mrs. Sophia Berwager, widow of the
late John Berwager. died at her home
York street. Monday, at 3 a. m, aged
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ris were Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Stimax,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Harris, Miss Dali
sy stimax. Margaret Harris. Cecilia
and Charles Stimax. all OF Westmlh-
ster: Mr.. Charles Ruby. Mr.. John
pfehl and Mr.. Harry Lehrun. -..t
Miss Ruth Harris ana friends spent
Sunday with her mother and father,
Mr.. and Mrs Melchour Harris, Jr.
Mr.. William Harris has moved from
Miss Ella Billiards. house into Mr.,
Melchour Harris tenant house.
Misses Edith and MelVa Harris, Mr..
Charles Ruby and John Diehl spent
SUNDAY evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
,g'ard Weaver, of Melrose. ,..
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Menchey and
children spent from Wednesday until
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George
Wagner ...L
Those spent Sunday at the home of
NJ. and Mrs. George Wagner's we're
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Wagner and chill
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UNIONTOWN

Miss Elizabeth Lewis. colored, re-
turned from Washington, b. c., the
past week, for the summer vacation.
c. Edgar Myers is improving the
appearance OF his house by having it
painted.
Miss Alice Lamb visited Charles
Lamb and family. of Hanover, Sunday
and Monday.
Mrs. AlDheus Brown, OF Baltimore,
visited her daughter, Mrs. GrenvilIe
Erb. this week, She brought home lit
tie Ethel. WHO had her adnJids remov-
ed.
Il Mrs. Emma DUNCAN died at her
home in Westminster where funeral
service was held on Wednesday, In
terment in the Methodist Protestant
cemetery. Mrs. DUNCAN was formerly
of Uniontown. She is well known here
and has a number of friends and rela-
tiyes.
Mr. and Mrs. Courtlahd Hoy and
children and Miss Loretta Weaver mo
tored from Philadelphia on Saturday.
Miss Weaver visited her parents. Mr..
Hoy and family, were guests of Mrs.
Clayton Ham. They returned to the
city on Sunday Miss Margaret HOY
anu lOI Il WISH.
Mrs. Ham entertained on Sunday
Mr. Wallcott. Mr.. and Mrs. CourtIand
Hoy and family, Mr.. Clarence Lock-
ard. Miss Laura Bckard and Mr.. Eek
enrode and family.
Mr.. Harry Bankard died on Sunday
night al the home OF his son, Keener
Bankard of the i1fimities Of age. Fun
eral service was held at the home on
Wednesday morning. Interment at
| Pine Creek Cemetery.
IIniontown Lutheran Charge-Rev.
]. f. Lowe, pastor St Paui's-Sundav
school $50 a. m. c. f. 7.30 p. m. Mis-
sionarv meeting at Mrs. Roy Singers
SATURDAY. July l, at z p. m. St Luke's,
tWinter's) Children's Day services
and baDtismal of children 10 a. m.
Mt, ITnion-Sunday school $50 a. m.
c. f. Z D. m.
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SHIPLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Leppo enter
tanned Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
/ Wagner. Mr.. Charles Magin, Jr., and
daughters, Aleatha and Pauline Mag
in and Mr.. Chas. Wagner, of Westmin-
Ster.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Hook and fam
liz, were Sunday evening guests of
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Baker and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jordan had as
their guests Sunday morning Mrs. AL
ice Jordan and son. John Jordan, OF
Gist.
The Children's Day service was
quite success at Zion Methodist
Protestant Church, Sunday evening,
June Is Our superintendent and force
of helpers certainly had the children
trained well.
Mrs. Margaret Caples had as her
guests Sunday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence w. Caples and Miss Julia
Caples. of Klee's Mill.
Mrs. Margaret Caples entertained
SUNDAY. June Is, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Martin. Miss Pauline Martin and Mas
ter Donald Martin, of Brummels, Mr.
and Mrs c. w. Caples and Miss Julia
Caples. of Gist; Misses Louise and
Susanna Caples, of Westminster, and
others.
The StOrk presented Mr.. and Mrs
George Glover with son, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. o c. ZeDp entertain
ed June IS, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ar
baugh. of Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Robertson had
rs their guests Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Robertson and grandson, of
Warfieldsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Robertson and
family were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Leppn enter
tanned Sunday, June Is, Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Starner, and family, of Bach
mans Valley: Mr.. and Mrs. George
Eusbaum. Mrs. Amelia Lenpo. Miss
Birdie Leppo, Edwin Leppo and 9TH
ers
Mrs. Louise Hook and family were
Tuesday evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Baker Mr.. Baker being
quite i'll He has our wishes for quick
recovery
Mr.. VIM. ShauCk, ST.. and daughter
and grandson, called on Mr.. and Mrs
Warner Shauck Tuesday evening.
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81 years. She has been confined to her
bed for seventeen weeks, suffering
from the effects of fall, that caused
complication of diseases, combined
with the frailties Of old age, that re-
suited IN her death. Funeral services
Wednesday afternoon at O'CLOCK.
Rev. C. Leatherman officiating. Burial
III the family burial lot in the Luth-
eran Cemetery. She is survived by an
only child. Mrs Clayton Turner, with
whom she lived. w. F. Bergman
tur eral director. ,.s
The memorial service was held in
the Reformed church, Sunday morn
ing in honor of DR.. Thomas S. Land,
former pastor of the charge and was
attended by large concourse of peo-
pie. The church was beautifully dec
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grated with ferns and daisies, lilies
and ferns banking the altar. A hand
some brass cross presented by mem
bers of the congregation, occupied the
center of. the altar. yelled with an eN-
Guis,te lace veil, an heir loom of Miss
Cecc!ia NJ. Shower. It was the we'd
ding veil of her .great-grandmother
Shower. nee Miss Troxell. After the
opening service. Miss Helen Albaugh
and Miss Gertrude Adkins came for
ward Miss Albaugh unveiled the
cross and Miss Adkins placed wreath
around Tie base. During the unwilling
the choir sang prayer hymn. Dr..
Weber. or Baltimore, life long friend
of Or. Land, preached the sermon,
beautiful eulogy to the departed friend
and pastor. Rev. Freeman, pastor OF
the ci'urci: IN a few remarks, thanE ed
the donor for handsome Hymn Board
also presented as memorial 10 pr.
Land. The choir rendered appropriate
music The service was most impress
sive. a beautiful tribute to a departed
pastor
! Odd Fellows, bear in mind, the an
nual reunion of the order will be held,
Thursday, August 10, at Pen Mar. 1t is
hoped all members and their friends
that can will avail themselves of the
pleasure of spending a day at this
mountain resort. Don't forget the
date.
Mrs. Hattie Ronamus and sons, Car
los and Bixler, of Charleston, S. c.,
are visiting at the home of her moth
er. Mrs Susan Bixler.
The within of the reaper is heard
the golden grain is all most harvest
ed. 1t has been ideal weather condi-
tons for the cutting.
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BIRD HILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Shipley enter
tanned Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Frizzell, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Barber and two children, Mrs. Susie
Williams. Elsie Williams, Herchel
Barber. Lewis Barber and family.
Mrs. Chester ,Shipley and daughter,
motored to Sykesville and visited Mr..
Barber's sisters.
Mr.. Jack Mullen, of Baltimore. and
Miss Martha Davis spent SATURDAY. and
SUNDAY with Mr.. and Mrs. John Shin
ley. Jr-
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Shiplev and
daughter spent. Sunday with VIM. pa
Wis and family
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Those On the sick list are VIM. Ba-
ker, Mrs. John L. Shipley and Mrs.
Marshall Buckingham.
Mrs, Frank Freyman and daughters.
Emily and Edna Mae, spent Sunday
and Monday in Baltimore and attend
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Oakland Methodist EDisoo,.,
South. will give "a ChiIdrsu
tertainment SUNDAY mi.
m, also a different prog,,r. 1
rendered at the same chnrcS
The following were tba a b
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. PhiIlino aaes
day: Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Sb H. ~
little daughter, Margarat paa
Esther Thomas, all of Pal a
Miss Gladys Phillips is sn ,iloi' /.
vacation with her parents ivy y. I
also visit friends in WashiH,,aI Aa
The annual fourth Of IS,o
will be held by Oakland 'u
Episcopal Church in the ,,' Mt'l
the church. Come and EMU 1--WE
chicken supper which will J =
from . until s O'Clock. "s
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dren, and Misses Jennie W.,
near Wesley. "aA
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HUNTERS RANGE
Those that spent Sunday at the
home ri Mr.. ana Mrs. Melchour Har-
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ed the wedding of her friend, Miss
Helen Mention.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-01-12
The Marietta Journal Official Organ Of Cobb County

acres more or less of Lot No. 1876. Also six
acres IN the Southwest corner of lot No. 1877
bounded as follows: Beginning at the Sohth-
west corner of said lot No. I197, running them
&c North along line of said lot, forty-eight
rods, thence East twenty rods, thence South
forty-eight rods to original land line of said
lot. thence West along land line TO starting
point Also three-eights of an acre of land
lot No. 1895, lying West of above described
SIR acres, leading out to the public road. Also
the west half of land lot No. 1916, containing
twenty acres, more or less, also ten acres in
the Northwest corner of lot No 1871, all of
said land aggregating one hundred thirty-fve
and one-half acres more or less.
The said property to be sold as the property
OF the estate of said w o. Cox, free from all
liens and encumbrances, and for the purpose
OF distribution and application on special liens
held by the Bank of Powder Springs, the said
bank having consented to said sale.
All bids received at said sale viii be report
ed to the Court of Bankruptcy at the Court
House in Marietta, Georgia. at ten o'clock A.
NJ. on the 18th day of February. 1929. for
confirmation rejection by the Court.
j II. HENDRIX Trustee.
2,3,4,5**
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OLIVE SPRINGS SCHOOL
Principal, Robt. L. Osborne.
Teachers, Misses Haxel Thackstol

IiIClpdl, hODI. IL. OSDOFne.
Teachers, Misses Haxel Thackston
and Eva Thomas.
Honor Roll:
1st Grade-Sarah Hicks, Sarah
Martin, Howard Medley, Geraldine
Pair, Vera Smith, Harold Thomas,
Dauglas White.
End Grade-Annie Mae Daniel. J.
I. Eubanks, May Power, Howard San
ders, Elizabeth Swanson.
3rd Grade William Daniel, Luz
therf Martin, Robert Hicks, Jessie
Margaret Moore, Ralph Pair, Jacie
Pair, Irene Reed.
4th Grade-Howard Bliar, Trudie
Cassidy, Fangelia Cochran, Dora
Grove, Gladys Deal, Alice Dobbs,
Elsie Robertson, Willie Lee Shaw.
9Th Grade Mary Alexander, Ema-
line Barber, Julia Brooke, Carl Cas-
sidy, Ollie Mae Chance, John Martin,
George McInnes, Lucille Moore, Ruth
Moore, Mile Shaw.
9Th Grade-W addell Blair, Albert
Dobbs, Geneva Drake, Nellie Martin,
Earl Shaw, Guy Swanson, Estel-
lie Thomas.
7th Grade-Mae Brooke, Lula
Grove, Amelia Daniel, James DAM
ell, Carroll Dobbs, Cliff Knox, Char
les Leming, Louise Martin.
9Th Grader. V. Daniel, Clara
Martin, Thomas White.
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STATE OF GEORGIA vs..
oLLIES CREEK DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO
s, COBB COUNTY, GEORGIA.
No. 1881 Cobb Superior Court November
Term, 1921.
Re: Petition to Confirm and Validate s2l.-
S61.4l of bonds of the Ollies Creek Drainage
District No. s, Cobb County. Georgia, the pro.
eeeds OF said bonds to be applied to the con-
struction of said drainage improvements in
said Drainage District:
Notice is hereby given that on the 2ist day
of January, 1922, the above stated case. the
same being petition in the name of the State
og Georgia against Ollies Greek Drainage DIST.
rict No. 6, Cobb County. Georgia. to confirm
and validate $2l,361.41 in bonds of said drain
age district the proceeds of which are to be
applied to the construction of drainage i'm
provements in said District, will be heard and
determined at the courthouse in Marietta,
Cobb County, Georgia, at 9 o'clock A. NJ,
and any land owner in said Drainage District
or any other party who has right to object
may become party to said proceeding
This 10th day of January, 1922
d. H. COLLINS. Clerk Superior Court. Cobb
County, Ga.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-01-12
Ads.
sHERIFF's SALES


VIII be sold before the Court house door IN
Cobb County Marietta, Georgia, on the Isl
Tuesday in February 1922, within the legal
hours of the sale to the highest olddef 1ot
cash the following property to-wit: One two
horse wagon; John Deere Brand mower
one rake and one harrow.
Said property levied the property OF
John /. Miller defendant in f-fa to satisfy
certain execution issued from the Superior
Court Fulton County Gorgia, in favor OF Nor
ris Bros. and against John /. Miller.
Also at the same time and place the follow
ing property to-wit: All that certain lot
plot or tract of land and premises situate,
lying and being in the City of Marietta, Coun-
ty of Cobb. and State of Georgia, and more
particularly described follows: Lying and
being in that part of the City of Marietta,
known Baptist Town, County of Cobb,
Georgia fronting 100 feet on the 10 foot alley
(now Mulberry Street, which runs east from
Hunt Street and running back along the line
of property of j. Gid Morris, 1876 feet to a
branch; thence little north of West along
said branch to the property of w. R. Mongom-
cry estate; thence South along Montgomery S
line and Edd Williams property 10 feet to
said 16 foot alley (now Mulberry ST..
Bounded North by branch East by j. Gid
Morris South by said 16 foot alley (now
Mulberry Street. and West by the property
of the Montgomery estate and Edd Williams,
containing one-half acre more or less.
Being the same property was conveyed to
R. f, Butler by Minnie Smith and Mary Luz
cile Daniels, deed dated Juy End 1909, and re-
corded in book mn page 223.
Said property levied on as the property of
Mrs. Sarah L. Miller, defendant in f-fa to
satisfy certain execution issued from the
Superior Court of Crisp County, Georgia. in
favor of s. M BlakesIee and against Mrs.
Sarah L. Miller, a deed having been filed and
recorded for the purpose of levy and sale.
Written notice given in terms of the law
This the 9th day January 1922.
W. o. SWANSON, Sheriff Cobb County Ga.
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EXECUTORS SALE

y" virture of order from the Court of
Ordinary of Cobb County, viii be sold at pub
&c outcry on the first Tuesday in February
1922, at the Court House door in said county
between the legal hours of sale, the tract of
land in said county containing eleven ceres
more or less described as following: The
same being the R. H. Powell Mill pronerty in
Roswell and embraced within the following
BOUNDARIES the being parts of original
land Lots Nos A51 and ASP in 1st District and
2nd Section of Cobb County. State of Georgia
commencing at poplar tree on the West side
l"f race that carries water to the Mill and run
ming up the Lebanon Road last 80 feet above
the old tan yeard; thence Southerly to the
snring branch; thence down said branch to
CauSy branch of creek thence down said
creek South-westerly to certain oak tree on
the right of the creek as you 20 down on the
oriwina land line; thence North on said line
- the Anderson lot so as to include the Row
land lot thence East to the corner of Ander-
son lot thence North to the corner of Ander-
son lot thence West to the ORIGINAL line /:
thence North along said original line to said
popiar tree, the starting point. Containing
ten acres more or less together with all water
rrivepes and RIGHTS specified in former deeds
as to water, race, dam, etc.
Also part of original land lot, No 451 in the
- District and 2nd Section of said county
h"in@ The place in Roswell on which w r.
Sharp formerly resided adjacent to the above
described Mill property aud bounded as fol-
lows Fe"innng at a point the East side
Iof the Lebanon Road Norcross Street one
hundred and fifty feet West Of the center of
the creek where it crosses the road running
thence South between the Mil property of
W. K. Sharp Company and the lot now be-
in@ conveyed back to the property now own
o1 or formerly owned By w r. Sharp and
Company thence West to the west side Of
The property now or formerly owned bv w
r Charp Companv; thence North along
the present established Western boundary Of
the lot now being conveyed to the Lebanon
Poad thence back East to the point Of be.
Ginning. Both of said tracts containing HI
acres more or less. Also at same time and
pace One Dodge truck Terms of sale: Cash
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ELL, DECEASED