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NEARLY GETS PRISONER
Virginia Officers Fail to Get Woreland
Out of Jurisdiction

Washington, D.C,-Sheriff A. c.
Clements and Frank Ball, prosecu-
tor OF Arlington county, Virginia
made what looked like an attempt to
initiate the Socolow case when Mary
land authorities spirited an alleged
murderer from a New York court
room while his counsel was seeking
a writ OF habeas corpus. The Vir-
einia officials hustled Thomas O. Wore
land, alleged proprietor of a supposed
gambling establishment recently raid
cd at the instance OF the Ku Klux
Kan from the District conrt house,
as soon as Chief Justice Mccoy had
honored requisition of the Cover
nor of Virginia for the return of the
accused, and before the counsel for
Woreland had an opportunity to Sc
cure the signature of Justice Hoehlng
to writ of habeas corpus Putting
his prisoner into an automobile, Sher-
III Clements started toward Auqeduct
bridge Deputy Marshals Clarkson and
Weaver with the courts writ gave
chase i'll the marshal's machine. The
district officers reached the bridge FIVE
minutes before the sheriff's car and
serving the papers on him, brought
him and the prisoner back to the
court house.
Justice Hoehling continued the hear
ing on the new writ until next Fri
day and released Woreland on $1,000
bail until that time.
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HUMANE BODY NOW
HAS MORE THAN 500
CHAPTERS IN U. S

CHlCAGO,-S Since the first meet
ing OF the American Humane Associa-
ton Ill Cleveland, October 9, 1877, the
organization has grown until there
are more than 500 active anti-crueltv
societies in the United States. accord
ing to a report issued here by Off
erals OF the organization
AT the time this association was
organized child protection work was
yet in its incipiency, and the move
ment in behalf of the protection OF
ANIMALS had only recently started. the
report stated.
The interval from the beginning
until now has been occupied bv in
tense activities and development on
the part of the humane movement,
1t is easy now to guage the practi-
ca advancement of the humane cause.
From the zero point our work has
grown until there are more than
500 active anti-cruelty societies in
the United States. The annual in
come OF our societies has increased
to over million dollars. There is an
army of paid employees and volun-
tary agents. Many of our SOCIETIES own
buildings, the aggregate value of
which runs into millions of dollars.
Endowments amount to over four
million dollars.
Aggressive warfare has been carried
on to protect the rights of children
and to give them ample opportunity
to be fitted for the battle of life. The
interest in animal protection also has
vastly increased.
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TWO NEW CLASSES
ADDED

The continued growth OF the Chris
tian Sunday School has made it nee
essary to add two new classes. max
ing a total OF IA in all. This does not
however, include the Home Depart
ment and the Cradle Roll, both Of
which have quite a few members.
This school has been able to keep
up sufficient interest through the hot
summer months so that the average al
tendance is kept up thru the entire
wear instead of the usual summer
slump that most schools have to con-
tend with Special music, both vo-
cal and instrumental, short interesting
talks by leaders Of the community,
interesting programs and class acti-
vities have assisted materially in
keeping up the interest. The officers
and teachers OF this school never miss
an opportunity OF securing anything
that would be helpful TO their re-
spective classes or the entire school
whenever possible and there is always
smcthing new going on to keep up
interest New equipment and the
latest graded literature suitable for all
ages and conditions. enable the teach
crs to do effective work among the
scholars. A Junior choir has recent
~ been organized under the leader
ship of Mrs Shallenbcrgcr. the choir
lister for the Sunday school and will
soon be giving splendid assistance to
the already good singing
You will moot be stranger in this
school after the first visit
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WEEKLY SUNDAY
SCHOOL TALKS
BY G. A. JOLLEY

DO big sins or little. sins, many
sins or few sins make us real sinners
Is one question next Sundays lesson
will answer.
Who are the real sinners in this
city? is another answered by next Sun.
days lesson. Why does very bad
person sometimes become a helpful
Christian, and respectable honored
citizen remain nonChristian, ant
what makes all the difference Think
about this qestion and bring an answer
next Sunday.
Not Hungry" is a reason for tax
ing food when offered. Not hungry is
reason others do not read or study
or use the free library tho they are
ignorant and unframed and books
feed and develop their mental powers
Not hungry is reason hundreds pass
the doors OF church and Sunday school
on Sunday and spend the day doing
weekday work or going to games or
to the movies or on an excursion.
People accept and make their own that
for which they hunger. At the Pharis-
ces house in Galilec there were not
only the people hungry for the food OF
SimonS table but the women to whom
Jesus said Thy sins be forgiven"
Because she was hungry for forgive
ness
What are you hungry for my bro
Their my sister? We invite you to come
to the First Baptist Sunday School
and study with us this great lesson.
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CIRCLE NO. 4 OF B. M. U.

c rclc OF the b. w. NJ. U. which
IS the largest circle of the organiza-
ton had al attendance of 20 at the
initial meeting OF the w. NJ. u. Year
gathered at The home of Mrs. A. ].
Mcdonald on Roanoke Drive on Mon
day afternoon. This number includ-
cd two new members and two WISH
tors. Mrs. NJ NJ Stephens is the
newly elected leader and from the
scripture lesson about Moses leading
the chi dren of Israel across the Red
Sea, She duc,y an interesting applica-
ton TO the years work, Mrs. Steph-
Gus also gave an outline of the year S
work as II has been planned announc-
ing a regular study class as one OF
the features and regular cottage pray
er meetings. as another.
There were some interesting re-
ports including one from Mrs. d. A.
Bragg. giving the contents and valua-
lion o. Chcisunas box to Miss Funder-
burke. Mrs F. J. Dofminey discus
scd he STUDY course that the class
take = ard tie personal service chair
nan Airs Alhcreon asked for a gro
Ger, sScv..- ir a needy family which
MS qui X al 7lgNd hy list Of do
ra'ions ;be' VI be provided. Mrs
Chester $ Eich nd performed the du-
ties +; secretary, She also Swcet'y sang
4 solo.
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FITZGERALD'S CORNER
BY !. l.. Vaughn
Tillle Visits the Country

"Oh N.Y. sighed Tillie, as she layed
the Leader away, which she was read
ing, Il notice that all the people are
going to the country for Thanksgiv-
ing. 1t is long time away, but I
would like to go and stay in the coun-
try, until after Thanksgiving any
way Use wisht you all cud too,
replied the good Aunt Molly. You
all cud go, but Timmie'd have ter
stay TO his wurrik.'
Yes, that's so, but. she stopped
here for theer was knock at the door.
I'll answer it, Aunt Molly, said Title
and hurried towards the door, and
opened it.
Uncle Hiram Doolittle', cried Til
lie, hugging a tangled-bearded man
OF sixty her mothers own brother,
who was a farmer of Craze County,
about twenty miles of Happy Forest,
where Title lived.
Yeah, hits me-, chuckled her
uncle; yeah me and me ole nag an
buggy, in few minutes" I'd be
delighted to so, Uncle Hiram, come
in and eat your dinner, aunt Molly
she cried, Fix Uncle Hiram his
dinner for him Tillie lef' h~-r1
there greeting each other az ~
phoned Jimmie that she Wa or
to the country. His reply was, Go
ahead, and be sure and have a good
time and write me frequently, good
bye, he added and with click the
receiver fitted into its place.
Tillie did likewise. and hurried into
her room to pack her clothes. Soon
She had finished packing them and
Uncle Hiram stepped in and picked
up the trunk and carried it outside tC
the buggy and roped it on the back
Soon the "Tcary goodbye greetings
were over and the two were bounding
away over the road
She am sho goin to-to-to have "a
"A good time" sobbed Aunt Molly. a,
She saw her dearest friend part iron
her Until the end of November
She watched the buggy until it wa.
out Of sight and then tuned and wen
into the house. and with Sigh ,begaI
sinoinq Ave Maria.
lille and Uncle Hiram had pro
crossed along alright until they me
a very big white car which whizzcc
past them, and scared Spit Fire til,
old horse and it started to running
away. Title was clinging to her un
Gle frightfully. but Uncle Hiram stop
cd the horses lust as they drew NJ
Ito his door. "Thar's your Auntie'
chnckled Uncle Hiram as he helped
Tille out
Aunt Liza, cried Title kissing her
and here S Danny and Deever too, thu
twins. After the greetings were ov
or and the runaway story was told
/ Title informed al that she was 90
ing to stay until December LIST, Will
them if not longer. Now there wa
a hoop from the boys and Aun
Liza started singing 'Badinage" which
is very fast and jerkv happy song
while Uncle Hiram was whistling l.;
Paloma, meaning The Dove.
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people undivided support, sympathy
and encouragement.
he parents of this country do not
seem to realize what tremendous op-
portunity the Sunday School affords.
Every parent should accompany his
child to the Sunday School every Sun
day morning.
When the child negects the Sun
day school he fills the streets, he occu-
pies seats in the motion picture house.
The twenty-five million bows and
girls i'll this land who are neglectinp
the Sunday School are being put in
a position OF becoming the potential
! mcnaccs of this country.
Out of that number of bows and
girls will come your social wrecks
your domestic failures, your business
bankrupts. your political towards and
your official thieves.
Bring back to the Sunday Schoo
your wandering children.
This nation demands that the Sun.
day School be efficient, perfect, pow
ert1ll. You can help make it such.
The condition of your children de
mands that YOU support the Sunda,
School. America needs the school
Give ii Your support.
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NOTES FROM GEORGIA
NJ E. CONFERENCE
Held In Tallapoosa. Georgia, Novem-
Der 9th to 18th

The conference was presided owe,
by Bishop Charles Wesley Burns
bishop OF the Helena, Montana area,
he Bishop came directly from Helena
to our conference. BY his winning per
sonallty he Immediately captured all
hearts. He is one of the great preach
ers among the Bishops
On Saturday he gave the Armisticc
Day address, the conference adjourn
ing for that service.
Sunday the Bishop preached in the
large, splendid school auditorium in
which the congregations of the other
churches joined
The conference adjourned after the
reading OF the appointments at the
afternoon service.
The Bishop ordained as Deacon VIM
,. Hamilton, who is the pastor at
East Point, Atlanta.
his was one of the best sessions
the Georgia Conference ever held
here was reported q net increase of
o per cent in membership and about
~ per cent of an increase over last
year in the Centenary contributions
The Fitzgerald congregation. first
church, helped materially in both of
these results.
The Bishop continued DR.. lanes
b; Crippen on the district and return
ed James I'll. Elder to FITZGERALD as
pastor for another year:
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SUNDAY SCHOOL DEPE11Crs


There are in the United States TWEEN
ty-flve million boys and girls who
ought TO be in the Sunday Schools.
but who are not
The Sunday School is one of the
greatest agencies in America for the
educatlon-the moral education of the
youth Of this land
Through that moral edhcatio, they
can be fitted for citizenship, for do
mestic sponsibility, and for relig-
lous service. The Sunday School is
the greatest agency in America TODAY
for the accomplishment of these pur-
poses.
Christianity is a personal touch and
power because it deals with tie in
dlvidual. Salvation is personal az
taIr. Sin is personal entity. There
tore. the Sunday School deals with
the individual child, brings him to the
knowledge OF Gods Word, present,
to him Christ, teaches him Christian
ideals; urges him to be loyal to tn,
government, true to the flag; demand,
that he be temperate. sober. righteous
clean, industrious and faithful to hon,
to church and TO God.
The Sunday School demands of al
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An Old Recipe
To Darken Hair
Sage Tea and sulphur Turns Gray.
Faded, Hair Dark and Glossy


Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
cd, brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, streaked
or gray. Years ago the only way to
get this mixture was to make it al
home, which is mussy and trouble
some.
Nowadays we simply ask at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound" You will get a
larpe bottle of this old fine recipe
improved by the addition jof other in
gradients, at very little cost. Every
body uses this preparation now, be-
cause no one can possibly tell thas
you darkened your haiy as it does it
so naturally and NenIB. You damp
ell sponge or soff\bfush with it and
draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at time; by morn
ing the gray hair disappears, and af-
ter another application or two, your
hair becomes beautifully dark, thick
and glossy and you look years young
er.-(adv)
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DO YOU GO TO CHURCH,

II You do not you should. The infu-
encc OF the church has done more to
make our nation great than all the
other institutions combined. Neglect
tn church and you are counting dis
aster TO Your country your home, your
family and your own eternal interests.
Make up your mind and hear Rev c.
A. CHM, sunday Morning, on the Five
NiStak of d Business Mans Life
al s T. NJ, The End OF Backslider. "
These messages, il taken seriously
will be beneficial to any person who
" 4 hear them.
Kennedy Memorial Church
Corner Gordon and Altamaha Streets
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Farmer Has Terrible
Experience

Il don't think anybody ever suf-
tered more pain than l have
Twice was operated for call
stones and third operation was
advised. A friend in Iowa wrote
me how he was cured BIZ taking
Mays Wonderful Remedy.
took bottle on his advice with
good results and have also taken
the full course. My pains are all
gone and feel l AM permanently
cured" 1t removes the catarrhal
mucous from the intestinal tract. and
allays the infaVlmatjbn which causes
practically all Nopfach, liver and
intestinal ailments, including append
citis. One dose will convince or
money refunded at Denmark and
National Drug Companies and leading
druggists everywhere. (Adv)
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FOR ALDERMAN

| hereby announce myself candi-
date for Alderman from the Fourth
Ward, subject to the rules and regula-
items OF the Primary to be held No
vembcr DIST. 1929.
| stand for tie best Interests of Fitz-
gerald. am in favor OF better health
and sanitary conditions, cutting weeds
cleaning out all alleys, doing away
with trash and filth. keering our side
'"aiks and streets clean and in repair
! stand for a moral city in which tc
raise our hoys and girls
Your support will be appreciated.
October 30, 1922 FRANK WARD
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FOR ALDERMAN FOR
THE THIRD WARD

| hereby announce my candidacy
for Alderman from the Third Ward,
subject to the primary to be held on
NOVELIST, 1922.
| will appreciate the votes of all
classes of people, and will faithfully
perform the duties of the office as
| have done in the past.
Harley Milton.
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KENNEDY MEMORIAL
BAPTIST CHURCH

Corner Gordon and Altamaha.
Rev. c. A. CHM, Pastor.
Sunday School, 1000 A. NJ.
!. d. {. lvey, S S. Supt.
Preaching services 80 A. NJ. ant
500 p. NJ.
Junior B, y. p. u. 3 to p NJ.
Senior b. Y. y. u. to Il. NJ.
Midweek prayer service 500 p. M,
Wednesday.
All members and friends are earnest
~ requested to be present at the ser.
vices Sunday Nov. 18th.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to take this means of ex-
pressing our heartfelt thanks for the
many beautiful floral offerings and
would especially thank those of Our
friends and relatives who so kindly
rendered their assistance during the
illness and death OF our beloved hus-
band and father.
May Gods richest blessings be be-
slowed upon each and everyone OF
them.
Mrs. T. M. Parson and Family
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FIRST M. E. CHURCH
Corner Lee and MAGNOLIA str.e,.

Corner Lee and Magnolia Streets.
hT pastor has returned from Con.
ference. having been returned for a
mother Year. and will preach both NOR
ning and evening, In the morning al
HIS, and i'll the evening at 800 p. NJ
Sunday School promptly at 1000 A.
~. viii Mr.. Stokoc Supt. Those moi
attending elsewhere are invited TO vi
81. and JON this school.
\ meeting for young people by the
Epworth league al ZOO p. M.
PRAYER service Wednesday evening
at 800 Bring your bibles.
The public is cordially invited to all
OF these services.
lanes II. Elder. Pastor.
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SOAP USED FOR DICE
BY FESTIVE PRISONERS
IN CHATHAM JAII

SAVANNAH .Friscrers in the
Chatha'u iaii have sprung a new one.
For several months they have been
issued hard white soap for washing
purposes. II mas been discovered that
they cut the soap into small squares
and made dice OF them The material
for the spots was secured from the
tinfoil in cigarette cases.
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MITE BOX OPENING AT
FIRST M. E. CHURCH

To be given at the First Methodist
Church Monday night the 10Th al
500 o'clock.
Come to the mite box opening.
November the 10Th is the day;
Bring the contents of your box.
To the First M. L. we say.
We will have a program
One OF interest to all
Come and bring your friends
Come and hear the call.
Come, come to the meeting,
Make It big success,
Have the largest mite-box offering
An evening OF helpfuness.
Part OF the program for the even
ing Will be parlor drama called
The Missionary Box in three seen
eS.
First scene characters: Mrs. Barton
Mildred Barton, and Ten Queen Es-
ther girls.
Second scene; Rev. and Mrs. Mark
am, Frances, Tommy and Emma
Markham.
hn .efrt, l. y
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ATHENS BUYS SIGNS
FOR TOURIST TRADE
To Be Placed Along Principal High
ways

ATHENS, Ga.,-Nearly one thous-
and dollars has been appropriated by
the city council and the Board OF
County commissioners for the purpose
OF purchasing signs to urge tourists
to travel through Athens.
These signs will be placed on all
principal highways by a committee
from the Rotary Club composed OF
{. D. Flanagan, John f. Talmadge,
IT., Brantlev Dozier, Mike Costa and
Prof. A. Rhodes.
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40 And if any man will sue thee at
the law, and take away thy coat, let
him have thy cloak also.
Al And whatsoever shall compel
thee to go mile, go with him twain
AZ Give to him that asketh thee
and from him who would borrow OF
thee, turn not thou away.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Corner Magnolia and Main Streets.
Sunday School 10 A. NJ. &. A. Jol
lev Supt
Prea hing II 80 A. NJ and 7:3O p
". by the pastor
Sanbeams 800 P. NJ. and Junior B
y. p. u, p. NJ. Saturday.
Inferno date b. Y. p. L : p. NJ
and Senior B. Y, p. U, $50 p. NJ. Sun
d7y.
The Public is cordially invited t.
attend any and all of these services
members urged to attend.
Rev G.. ! Davis, Pastor.
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Announcements
FOR WATER. LIGHT AND
BOND COMMISSION

| hereby announce myself a candi-
date Tor reelection as a member OF
the Watery Light & Bond Commission
And il elected | shall endeavor to car
'ry on the duties of the office in the
future as in the past to the best of nv
ability and in the interest of the city.
E. J. HUSSEY.
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FOR ALDERMAN FOR
THE SECOND WARD

! hereby announce myself a candi-
date for Alderman for the second ward
subject to the voters at the coming
primary. If elected | shall endeavor
to serve the city to the best of nv
ability. | shall appreciate the sup
port of the voters.
tt. LACY ENNIS.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Palm and Grant Streets

Corner Palm and Grant Streets
Rev. Duncan Thomas, Pastor.
Mr.. Venable Anderson, Supt. S. S
Sunday School 1890 A. NJ.
Morning sermon HIS. Subject
The Bible and Morale"
Junior Christian Endeavor 4:30 p. NJ
Sunday afternoon $50 Intermcdat,
r. +.
Sen or Christian Endcavor $50 7. NJ
Church service in evening at 7:30
subject "A ,Travesty on Justice"
Please notice the change in the houI
u afternoon and evening services.
All visitors are welcome.
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FOR ALDERMAN FOR
THE FIRST WARD

| hereby announce my candidacy
Tor election as Councilman from the
First Ward, subject to the rules of the
coming primary. Will appreciate the
vote and influence of all.
d. F. GRIFFIN.
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ii requires approximately $500 TO
equip and TO train a regular United
States soldier for one year. The av-
erage for a national guardsman is
estimated at only $27S.
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In England more than $4,000
women have received pensions from
the British government because of
husbands killed in the world war.
Seventy-four thousand have remarked.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our appreciation
OF the kindness shown our loved one
and the evidences of the sympathy Of
many of Our kind friends with us in
our bereavement.
Honor B. Deyo and family
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S u. u ~ IL = 20
q J. BIBLE THOUGHT h
81 u FOR TODAY II
MI Bible Thoughts rnemorized will prove q III
E priceless heritage in after years. lHl
IA M

GREATER WORKS.-Verily, yer
lily, say unto You, He that bclcveth
on me, the work, that | do, Shall he
do also; and greater works than these;
shall he do.-Iohn a. II
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YOU WILL BE WELCOME IN

OUR MEMS BARACA CLASS
We meet at 1000 o'clock every Sun
day at the First Methodist Church
Corner of Lee ana Magnolia Streets.
We want you to be with US.
Come next Sunday Surel
No questions will be asked.
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] he scRrc-.eiCn Of tn sexes among
certain barb rian peoples goes so far
n many Ga SIS that each sex has prac-
tical'y di rent language.