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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-16
See No Peris to Business

s'The majority Of the committee, be-
lteve that there is no question as to
the ability of this country to meet the
requirements of this bill without in any
way affecting business conditions in
juriously. The United States profited
largely by the European war for two
years. After it entered the war many
1arge fortunes were made. many greatly
Increased, and an immense number OF
people profited largely by tho war.
while this country, by far the rich :
at and best situated financially of all
the nations Of the globe has been hcsi-
tating and de'aying the mater Of giving
additional compensation 10 it's soldiers.
other countries, and among them some
az those which suffered most by the
ne and arc now the poorest, have
Gefsd promptly in this respect"
'F3f)espite advice of Comptroller of the
K&Srency Crissinger to the contrary,
3l8)1ousl banks. In the opinion Of high
4 Itosury officials, could make loans
3oa edjustcd service certificates in the
<S{1l OF enactment by Congress of the
123y bonus bill.
~ kould the bill become law and
S1nal banks ask the Comptroller as
~ advisabilify of making loans upon
kasted service certificates, Treaa.
Gfab aid today, the bank could
New Ulm review., 1922-12-13

g. H. & . e & "a &
made many friends. He is the sob 81
Rev. and Mrs. P. 0. Hanson Of In
ternational Falls and is graduate Of
the Cincinnati School Of Embalmine. !.
He was employed in Minneapolis for
seven years before going to St. Peter,
where he holds position at the Harres
& Smesrud furniture store, having
charge of the undertaking department.
and funeral parlors.
Mr.. Hanson and his bride have gone
to, housekeeping at St. Peter where
they will make their home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanson will spend the Christ
mas holidays with the brides parents
and with other relatives here. 55.
New Ulm review., 1922-12-13
RUM RUNNERS KILLED
SOUTH OF; ALBERT LEA

Two Minneapolis men, believed to
be members Of q we'll organized gang
carrying liquor from the Twin Cities
to Southern Minnesota and Northern
Iowa, were killed last Thursday morn
ing two miles south Of Albeit Lea when
their big touring ear skidded at a turn
and overturned after jumping thirty
foot ditch t.fR
Sixty-fve gallons of alcohol were
found in the car. From paper; in their
possession the men were identified as
L. I. Thorpe, 3627 Fourteenth Avenue
South, Minneapolis, and w. NJ.
Steihm, 17O0 Lake Street, Mime
apolis.
The bodies were discovered at 1:30
q. m. Thursday by Lynn Corbett and
Frank Holcomb, two Albert Lea young
men returning fr,m sNorthwood, Ia.
The two boys came upon the wrecked
car two and one half miie, north OF
Albert Lea on the jefferson Highway.
From the position Of the car in the
ditch it is thought that the men were
headed south and attempted to take
the corner at high rate Of speed.
= The theory that death was instant
.aneous was carried out by the fact
that one Of the men still clinched the
butt of a cigar between his teeth when
found. Blood covered a space of
twelve square feet near the bodies.
New Ulm review., 1922-12-13
Weddings
Thonpson-Schwantes.

On Friday afternoon at one o'clock,
Miss Rose SchWantes was united in
marriage to Carl Thompson of Hanska
at the home of Miss Schwantes' mother
on North Third Street. The ceremony
was performed by Court Commits
sioner Albert D. Flor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson will reside in New Ulm for
the present. '~' t&E
Hanson-Keckeisen. II
The Swedish Lutheran church of
Duluth was the scene of a pretty
wedding On Thanksgiving evening,
when Miss Martha M. Keckeisen of
Minneapolis became the bride Of Joel
L. Hanson of St. Peter Rev. P, O.
Hanson of International Falls, father
of the groom, read the marriage ser
vice at seven o'clock in the presence
of large number of friends and rela-
tives. r''. 'fr 4y"sl
Luther Hanson of Duluth, brother
of the groom, presided at the organ
and played the nuptial music. Just
before the ceremony, Mrs. Luther Han
son sang solo.
The bride looked charming in a
midnight blue Poiret twill dress faced
with peacock blue satin. She wore q
peacock blue picture hat, and cor
sage bouquet of pink rosebuds. Miss
Elsie Keckeisen of Minneapolis, was
her sisters bridesmaid and only at
tendant. She wore black canton
crepe gown and a picture hat trimmed
in blue and silver. She wore a cor
sage bouquet of sweet peas. Herbert
Carlson of Duluth acted as best mar.
A reception followed the cerem, ny
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Hanson, to witch the relatives and d
few friensd had been invited. At a
late hour dainty lunch was served.
The bride is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Keckeisen of New Uln,
where she was born and grew to
wcmanhoo1. She attended the pub
lie schools here and the past ten years
has been located in Minneapolis.
The groom has been a resident of ST..
Peter the past few months and has
New Ulm review., 1922-12-13
NEW FRATERNAL SOCIETY Or
GANIZED.

S5sa For sene weeks Theodore Huett-
ner, organizer of the sDeutsche I'M
terstuetzungs Bund" with headquarters
at, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, has been
working in the city for the purpose
Of organizing a. branch Of the parent
society. The main object Of the
Deutsche Unterstutzungs Bum" is
mutual financial aid in sickness, acci-
dent and death. The society has beep
in existence for over thirty years and
is reported to be financially Oh a sound
basis. The orga anizer was able to Sc
cure SO members for the local branch
ard they met at Turner Hall Sunday
afternoon for the purpose OF being
initiated into the new organiza ton
end electing officers. Paul Seifert was
elected temporary president and Con-
rad Kornmann temporary secretary.
After all the applicants had been bal
lotted upon, they were declared duly
elected as members and subscribed to
the obligations Of The order The new
" organized district branch then pro-
ceeded to the election of officers with
the following result: President, Paul
Seifert; vice president, Jos. Glaser;
secretary, Alex Vogel;; treasurer, Con
rad Kornmann; guide Miss Frieda
Krahmer; guard, William Otto. As
trustees, Geo. Liesch, Fred DeWanz
and Jos. Chaser were elected.
The supreme district was requested
to appoint Dr.. Albert Fritsche as dis
trict surgeon and it was further recon-
mended to the SUI rene counsel to
continue the low initiation fees until
the membership had reached 10O.@ The
new society will meet on the third
Friday Of every month. The lace Of
meeting has not as yet been made
definite. The COMMITTEES appointed for
this purpose will report on this matter
January 10, 1928 The Farmers &
Merchants State Bank was designated
as the depository Of the funds Of the
society .; }sss ;s. 49, 1Is.
New Ulm review., 1922-12-13

Z. sl q
The Grand is showing this week FRI
day and Saturday The Old Homestead
one OF the greatest emotional plays.
This is showing at the Capitol Theatre
in st. Paul this week, SO New Ulm
theatre goers certainly Can congratu-
late themselves on getting the new
pictures in good season. Mr.. Meier
also showed Manslaughter'' here imr
mediately after its production IN the
capital city. The offering for next
Monday and Tuesday evening, THE
Loves Of Pharaoh is a German pro
duction by the same director as PAS
sion'' "The Golem and other big
pictures shown by Mr. Meier.
New Ulm review., 1922-12-13

Gifts that last at Schleuders
Jewelry Store. Shop now. Il
Adv. 40 81 4
New Ulm review., 1922-12-13

Exceptionally good scores were made.
at the weekly Skat tournament at.
Turner Hall Monday evening. Julius
Krause won first prize with FL net
{Ilays and Otto Schneider End prize
with 697 net points. The third prize
went to John Sherman with q club
solo against a and Hugo der won
the special prize donated BY s Schmucke
& Burk, With q grand onore, making
a score Of ZIG points. Cards were
played at 8 tables. The only visiting
.skat Qnkel was "a. d. w Eckstein Of
Canada
New Ulm review., 1922-12-13

Elsewhere in this issue is q notice-
inserted by order of the city fire mar
shall. Be sure to look it up and read
carefully. It concerns you. 55,S
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-04-27
MARsHAL,s SALES FOR MAY

Will be sold before the Court House doors,
n the town Of Austell, Cobb County, Georgia,
the first Tuesday in May, 1922, within the
egal hours Of sale, to the highest bidder for
ash the following described properties, sit
Uated and being in the town of Austeil, Cobb
;ounty, Georgia, to-wit:
Fronting on Mozely and Sprin streets
bounded on West and South by the property
of r. NJ Brown, levied on os the property of
Sweet Water Realty Company, to satisfy
tax f-fa in favor of the town of Austell,
gainst Sweet Water Realty Company, for
own taxes for the years 1920-l92l, written
office given in terms of law. Levied on March
29, 1922.
ALSO at the same time and place
ne vacant lot fronting East on Medlock
Avenue, bounded on the North by the prop
erty of r. f. James West by%. w. Marion /;
South by Mrs. NJ. J. Lott; levied on as the
property of R. f. James to satisfy a tax f.
ia in favor of the town of Austell against K.
E. James for the town taxes for the years
92O-192l Written notice given in terms of
law. Levied on March 80, 1922.
ALSO at the same time and place. 1--WE
acres of land fronting North on Bankhead
Highway, West by property of H. c. Mathers A;
South by f. E. Yarbrough East by j. c. &
w. o. Mckenzie. Levied the property
of J. c. & w. o. Mckenzie, to satisfy tax
ffa in favor of the town of Austell, against
J. c. & w. o. Mckenzie, for town tares for
the years 1919, 1920 and 1921. Written notice
given in terds Of law. Levied on March 20,
1929.
M P. POLSTON, Marshal
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-04-27

(2ndl That said automobile above referred
to is now in the possession of the said 7. M.
'anders, Deputy Sheriff, an arresting officer.
as aforesaid, who mas the same in his control
I Marietta, Georgia, the same being held by
I'm pending the disposition thereof in the
manner provided by law
lSrd) That the foregoing facts were by the
SAID l. M. Sanders, Deputy Sheriff and arrest
ing aforesaid, on the 4th day of April. 1922.
eported IN writing to Jno. S. Wood Solicitor
by law. ~
WHEREFORE, Petitioner brings this peti
ton as required by Section 90 of the Act of
the General Assembly of Georgia, approved
March 18th, 1917, and being a part of the
GENERAL Prohibition Act and prays:
tA) That said automobile be sold under the
authority of said Prohibition Act
tB) That service be perfected by publica-
ton as provided by law and in the event no
legal claim or legal defense is filed within
thirty days next after the filing of this petit
ton that said automobile be sold after being
duly advertised, according to law, and petit
toner will ever pray.
JOHN s. WOOD, Solicitor General
Blue Ridge Circuit
At Chambers Marietta Ga
The foregoing petition read and considered
Let the same be filed and service perfected by
publication as provided by law, and if no legal
defense is made, within thirty days after the
filing of same ordered that said automobile be
condemned and sold. after being duly adver-
tised as provided by law.
This the 5th day of April, 1922.
d. w. BLAIR, Judge Superior Court Blue
Ridge Circuit. 15to18
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-04-27
STATE OF GEORGIA. coBB COUNTY,

Under and by virtue of the power of sale
reated and contained in deed made to SEES
IONS Loan Trust Company by Nathan O.
iunnin, Jr., dated December 4 1919. and re-
corded in the office of the Clerk of Superior
Jourt, of Cobb County, Georgia. in Deed Book
D Page 425. which said deed and the power
I sale therein contained, and the right, title,
nj equity in and to the property described
herein, have been duly and for valuable con-
liberation and before maturity of the notes
hich said deed was given to secure trans
erred and assigned to the undersigned, the
hderslgned Will sell to the highest bidder for
ash on First Tuesday in May, 1922 before
ne Court House Door in Marietta Cobb coun-
y, Georgia, between the legal hours of SALE
he following described porperty; to-wit-
All that certain lot, plot or tract of land
nd premises, situate, lying and being in the
county of Cobb and State of Georgia, and
more particularly bounded and described as
ollows: Lying and being in the 10th Dist
let and End Section of Cobb County, Georgia.
nd being land lots Nos. 1876, 136 and 49, and
53, each containing 40 acres, more or less
lso the West half of lot No. 154 containing
U acres, more or less also, 10 acres, more or
ess off the East side of lot No. 1872, all lying
nd being in one contiguous body and con.
aiming in the aggregate 1870 acres more or
ess; being the same lands and premises de-
cribed in deed from Nathan o. Gunnin, Jr
o Sessions Loan & Trust Company, recorded
n January l, 1920, in deed book 65, Page
70 in the office of the Clerk of the Superior
'ourt of said State and County
odlu property Will De sofa as the property OF
Nathan o. Gunnin, Jr., for the purpose of
paying the Indebtedness referred to in said
deed and being represented by a principal
note for S4,300.00 dated December /, 1919,
due December l, 1924, bearing interest at the
rate of per cent per annum, payable annu-
ally on the first day of December in each
year, per the interest coupons thereto at
tached; said notes having been executed and
delivered to the said Sessions Loan & Trust
Company by the said Nathan o. Gunnin, Jr.,
and having been duly endorsed and assigned
to the undersigned before maturity and for
valuable consideration. Default having been
L.ade in the payment of interest note for
$301.00 due December l, 1921, the power of
S ne contained in said deed has been invoked
and become operative, and the undersigned,
n the exercise of said power, will sell said
property as aforesaid: the amount due of SAID
debt to date of sale being $4,9OO.OO, principal +;
plus $437.49, interest; plus $473.74, attorney s
fees together with all cost of this proceedings.
The proceeds of the sale will be applied first,
o the payment of said indebtedness and cost
f sale and the balance, if any, paid to Ma
han o. Gunnin, Jr.
This March %, 1922.
A. P. BUTT.
By Nj. M. Sessions and w. w. Reynolds, At
tOrneVs.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-04-27
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
EoRGIA, FULTON COUNTY:

By virtue of order of the Court of Or
mary of said County, granted at the April
Term, 1922, will be sold before the Court
House Door of said Fulton County, on the
first Tuesday in May, 1922, next, within the
egal hours of sale, the following property of
he estate of Mile Gresham, deceased to-wit {:
All of land lots numbers 1854 and 429, con-
aiming 40 acres each, more or less. Ten acres
eing strip of uniform width across the
West side of lot of land 42S. Two and one
alf acres in Southwest corner of Land lot
65, and 1-2 acres being a strip of uni
orm width across the South-side of Land lot
No. 357, all of said land lying in one contg-
GUS body in the 10th district, End section of
Cobb County, Georgia, and containing in the
aggregate 100 acres.
Lots of land numbers 35s and $50 contain
ing 40 acres each more or less. Also strip the
entire distance across the North side of lots
362 and 1853 acre wide-that is 209 feet
wide. Also one square acre on the East side
of Lot. No. 363 Immediately North of the road
entering the same from the East Also the
Northeast corner of said Lot 1853 between said
square acre and said strip, bounded West by
straight line commencing at the Northwest
corner fsaid square acre and running North
west to a stake in the line that cuts off said
strip one acre wide. These fractions of said
two lots numbers 362 and 363 contain in the
aggregate II ga acres. Also 1-2 acres being
a strip of uniform width across the entire
South-side of Land Lot 291. All of said land
lying and being in the 18th District, End Sec
ton of Cobb County, Georgia, and containing
in the aggregate 100 acres.
Also an undivided one-half interest of, in
and to lots of land No. Z and 81, containing
40 acres each, more or less, and "a acres of
Land Lot No. &c, all lying and being in the
18th District and End Section of Cobb County,
Georgia, and containing in the aggregate lO4
cres, more or less, being the same property
onveyed to Isham Gresham by ]. D. Benson
by deed recorded in Deed Book l, Page 1885,
Cobb County Records.
Terms Cash.
PAXTON A. ALLEN. Administrator Es-
ate of Mile Gresham, deceased.
Cnlnnit and ConVers. T. j. Ripley, Attn'ys.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-04-27
EXECUTORS SALE

Rv virutre of an order from the Court of
Ordinary of Cobb County, will be sold at pub
lie cutlery on the first Tuesday in May,
922, at the Court House door in said county
between the legal hours of sale, the tract pf
and in said county containing eleven acres
more or less described follownig The
same being the K. H. Powell MIL properly IN
Roswell and embraced within the following
oundares the same being parts of original
and Lots Nos. 45l and 452 in lst District and
nd Section of Cobb County, State of Georgia,
commencing at a poplar tree on the west side
of race that carries water othe Mill and run
ming up the Lebanon Road last 80 feet above
the old tan yard thence Southeriy to the
spring branch thence down said branch TO
Causey branch of creek thence down SAID
creek South-westerly to certain oak tree on
the right of the creek as you 90 down on the
original land line; thence North on SAID hhe
TO 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 10 salu
poplar tree, the starting point. Contalhlhg
ten acre smore or less together with all water
privileges and rights specified in former DEEDS
as to water, race, dam, etc
Also part of original land lot. No. Adj in the
LIST District and End Section OF said county
be;ng the place in Roswell on which w: H.
Sharp formerly resided adjacent to the above
described Mill property and bounded as IoI-
ows: BEGINNING at a point on the East sue
{ the Lebanon Road or Norcross Street one
,,nJrad and fifty feet West of the center of
he creek where it crosses the road running
hence South between the Mill properly Oh
w r Sharp & Company and the lot now be-
ng CO conveyed back to the property now own,
ed or formerly owned by W. r: Sharp and
Company; thence West to the west slde OF
he property now formerly owned Dy W.
r Sharp & Company; thence North along
he present established Western boundary OF
he lot now being conveyed to the Lebanon
Road; thence back East to the point OF De-
ginning. Both of said tracts containing IL
acres more or less Terms of sale, Cash
This LIST day of April 1922 >, non,
H V. POWELL, Executor Of X H. PoW-
ELL, Deceased.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-04-27
sTATE or GEoRGIA, coBR couNrY-

STATE OF GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY.
~ the superior Court of said County and to
non Ton' o. u. ". Blair, Judge of said Court:
re state Of Georgia. by and through Jno
5: Wood, Solicitor General of the Blue Ridge
circuit, as relator, brings this petition and al
leges the following facts:
"a That on the 5th day of February, 1922,
IN the County of Cobb. said State, S. C. SAN
DERS, l.. c., arresting officer, siezed a
certain hive passenger 1919 Model Ford auto
modify, motor No 3440240, license No $500
va ~ sad automobily being owned, operat-
ed by, and in the possession of party or par
Ties TO the petitioner unknown at the time
OF SAID Seizure, and contained at the time of
SAID Seizure IL gallons of intoxicating liquor,
corn Whlskey, the sale or possession of which
is prohibited by law and said automobile was
being used at the time of said Seizure on the
pubic highways in, and of, the County of
Cobb, said state
~ That said automobile above referred to
Is now in the possession of the said S. c..
Sanders, l.. c., an arresting officer as afore-
sald' who has the same in his control at Ma
rletta, Georgia, the same being held by him
pending the disposition thereof in the manner
provided by law.
90 That the foregoing facts were be the
said 5. G; Sanders, L. c., arresting afore-
said, on the 18th day of March 1922, reported
IN writing to Jno. S. Wod, Solicitor General
of the Blue Ridge Circuit as required by law
:. WHEREFORE, Petitioner brings this petit
ton as required by Section 90 of the Act of
the General Assembly of Georgia, approved
March 18th, 1917, and being a part of the
General Prohibition Act, and prays
(A) That said automobily be sold under
ne authority of Prohibition Act.
(B) That service be perfected by publica-
ion as provided by law, the owner or owners
being unknown, and in the event no legal
claim or legal defense is filed within thirty
days next after the filing of this petition that
aid automobile be sold, after being duly adj
ertised according to law, and petitioner will
ever pray
JNO. S. WOOD, Solicitor General Of
Blue Ridge Circuit.
At Chambers, Marietta, Ga.
The foregoing petition read and considered.
Let the same be filed and service perfected by
ublcaton as provided by law, and if no
egal claim is filed. or legal defense is made.
within thirty days after the filing of some
rdered that said automobile be condemned
nd sold, after being duly advertised as pro-
ided by law.
This the goth day of March, 1922.
DIV. BLAIR, Judge Superior
court Blue Ridge Circuit.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-04-27
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY.
There will be sold before the court house door
in Marietta, Georgia, within the legal hours of
sale on the First Tuesday in May, 1922, at
auction, an undivided one-third interest in and
to the following pieces of property to-wit:
Lots Nos. 10, %, 81 "a, AZ and 80, of the
Freyer Subdivision of Marietta, Cobb County
Georgia. as per plat made by Knox t. Thorn
as, c. E., April, 1919. which plat is of record
Court: Said property to be sold as the prop
erty belonging to the estate of E. B. Frey
er, deceased, said sale being for the purpose Of
DIVISION and to perfect title under order of
Court of Ordinary, Cobb County, Georgia.
This March 3Oth 1922
MRS. ARNOLDINA R. FREYER, Admins
ratriX, Estate of E. B. Freyer Deceased
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-04-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals for the construc-
ion of drainage improvements in
cobb county, Georgia, in Nickajack
Greek Drainage District No. 6 Cobb
county, Georgia, will be received by
he Board of Drainage Commission
RS for said District up to twelve o.
lock noon, on Friday, April 14th,
922, at the office of Campbell Wal
ace, Attorney Manning Building,
Marietta, Georgia.
The work to be done consists of
bout four miles of dredge bitches,
obtaining approximately Seventy
hree Thousand, Three Hundred and
Eighty cubic yards of earth excava-
ion and rock excavation estimated
It .one-hundred cubic yards.
il Certified. check in the sum of One