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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-05-29
MT. BETHEL

Several of the young people from
this community attended the singing
in Roswell Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Boss and fami-
" were the Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Bowen and family, OF Mt
Olivet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nay Sullivan, Of At
lanta, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. R. Daniel Saturday afternoon
Mrs. ]. L. Bloodworth, Misses Mae
and Mittie Howell, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
C. Ledbetter and family were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Led
better and family on Sunday.
We are glad to say that Mrs.
Tishie Bloodworth is improving af-
ter a brief illness.
Mrs. R. w. Cassell and son, Tom,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Ledbetter.
Misses Elizabeth Wilson and JUNE
Westbrook visited friends at Tucker
Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Mary Pylant visited relatives
in Atlanta last week.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-05-29
MOONS STORE

O--D--O---O'-O
Mrs. Ebert NARROW visited her
brother, Mr.. C. NJ. Bishop near Post
Oak Sunday.
Mr.. Fridell had as his guest Sun
day his granddaughter, of Atlanta.
The Rev. Parsons is expected to re-
turn home Friday from his visit to
Texas and Oklahoma.
We were grieved to hear of the
death of Mr.. Jess Gaines Sunday.
The funeral was held Tuesday with
interment at Antioch cemetery.
Mr.. Dempsey Moons children have
measles.
Mr.. Carl Brown has purchased a
new Ford.
Mr.. John Fridell, whose arm was
so badly bruised, is improving nicely
Mr.. j. w. Hood, who had small.
pox few weeks ago is suffering with
a swollen head.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Moon and chill
dren visited Mrs. Moons brother, MIR
Paul Foster, of near Olive Springs
last Sunday, attending the singing al
that place.
The Children's Day at Camp
Ground has been postponed until the
fourth Sunday in June.
Mr.. J. w. Watts, who had small
pox, is improving nicely and is able
to do his farm work.
Are you planning for a prosperous
year? And have you done your part
If not you need not expect much, for
you surely must reap what you sow.
The people are improving the GEM
etery at the Camp Ground very much
by cutting down a lot of the timber
and identifying the graves. Why
not all do their part?
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-05-29

o-O-o-o-o-O -o---o-o-o--o
Remember the preaching days at
this place next Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Oscar Shaw, who has been
visiting relatives at Americas, re-
turned home last Thursday.
Mrs. MCCARTHY, of Atlanta, is Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Mccarthy.
Mrs. Will Griffith and Misses Myr-
tie and Delma Griffith, of Blackwells.
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man braswell one day last week.
we are glad to note that Mrs. W.
M MCCARTHY, who has been sick. is
some better at This t;roa
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-05-29
SARDIS

--O--O--O-O-0
The rain that fell here Tuesday
morning did much damage to the
crops and roads.
Next Saturday and Sunday are our
regular preaching days. Everybody
come out and hear Rev. Howard. Sun
day school will be at $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. Andy Bottoms is sick at this
time. Her friends hope for a speedy
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. STAFFORD spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie
Swafford, at Acworth.
Mr.. Casey and family, of Macon.
Ca, have moved into the house va.
Gated by Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Gunter
we welcome them into our commu.
nifty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Durham and Mr.
Ross Durham, of Atlanta. visited
their mother, Mrs. Lawrence Durham,
recently.
Misses Evelyn and Elizabeth o..
borne, of Marietta, are spending this
week with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolford, of Alpha.
retta' spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Woodall.
Messrs. Willie and Marvin AFRO.
wood have the measles.
Mrs. Ollie Conn, and daughter
Vera, of Atlanta, spent the weekend
with homefolks.
Mr. and Mrs. Avis Moody, of Ma.
rletta, spent Sunday evening Will
Mrs. Celia Barfeld.
Several from here attended +be
singing given by Mr.. Dave Davennort
sunday night and reported a poof
singing. e0''
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-05-29

Gates; did the Congressional in.
V committee get anywhere
IN its inquiry?" "'''i
Bates; Eyes, indeed. 1t actually
knew" ALREADY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23

"Fou over. sud" he shouted, IN
fix hlmf
rroylne end5ayorod 20 roll away
from Rossirlg. but Tho muehrr held
him. pounding him the while with
an che fury n outraged riEht and
the blue Funmuula iu haaford's
hand Travelled with their conNolu,
lions. seeking o chance 20 hill hia
man
The hugo uuktmpt body leaned
down from ita saddle. she rcd eyes
slitterod and that travelling muzEir
stretched closer 90 the men on the
ground. n looked IKE certain death
for Hosslrh. when there came the
auddrn crack % sun from the door
way. aud tho weapon dropped from
Uaafurd'a broken hand Tho hofur
ho was riding screamed and reared
with "A red ribbon squirting from iis
breast where tho Elanrins ban had
scared n,
I'm sorry 20 hurt The horse" said
smith tho pruHpcotoF. watching tho
group with narrow dark eyes above
the steady barrel. hut I'm not 90
particular with AHuasainB, Wen see
fair play"
And they dld sec fair play. a tense
and silent gathering. tho Sky Line
men sitting their horses on the one
side, McKhno. smith. the bearded
man from the Upper Country who
had witnessed another fiEhi on the
Same spot. and several more, on tho
other,
n wus utonc-hard fair play without
quarter. and when q was over Boss
uiok rose. "a bloody and dishevrlcd
figure. and glafsd az the riders.
Take him home" he said. ito
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23

smith, sho gaspcd "thsts-
brand Fairi oh--oh-dcar Lord
Drand l'air,'
For the FIRST time IN her life tho
bright sunlight faded cut and Nance
Allison. who had fought - ions and
hard against tremendous odds who
had held hsr battle line and borne
au things with tho courage % a
strong man svayed back upon tho
floor.
BUD sprang forward 10 lit her up,
but already the weakness was pass
ing and che put him aside, Ectting
90 her feet,
She forgot the child az her knee.
Ills enemies" she was muttcr-
ing 60 herself. "and mine -thcy roi
hlm-at last-just as they tried 70 set
mc-and Jehoshaphat rose and went
against his cnemles-and tho Lord
Was with him-I-I-Bud. glvo me
that sun
She took the rifle out of his hands
With a savage motion ana went from
the cabin. sWaying like a drunkafd-
At the corner % tho stable she
came face 90 face with Falr who
was Just coming up from the river
on Diamond.
She stopped and stared AZ him like
one In a dare,
your she ssld presently. You
-Rundg"
The man saw az once that there
was something Erayoly wrong and
dismounted quickly.
Ito came forward and laid a hand
on hers where 4, grasped tho weapon.
"sure-my dear. he aid carefully,
don't look so. Nancc-t'm all right.
Let me have this" and took the gun
away,
Hs put his night arm gently
around her and looked over her head
az her brother
TELL me. his eyes commanded.
Il just told her what heard this
morning" said Bud. chat man was
shot by rustlers and that 4, was
smlth-you. she said something
about one Of the Bible men who went
out and slew his encmles--she was
starting for Sky Line. l think"
There was no need 20 ask more.
for Nance had covered her face with
her shaking hands and bending for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
LETTER FROM LESLIE PREs
corr TO THE GAY LITTiE
MARQUisE. CARR on IIiE
SECRET DRAWER.
fnNTINI#In

Mother was sleeping quietly after
her long night vigil when Alice ar.
rived Both John and I went 30 the
train 90 meet her aud Karl She
seemed very much put out about
romethlnE, ana her only observation
wafs '1lave an tho arrangements
been nader
Poor Kari looked worn out How.
over, he made no complaint When
she arrived az the house. IN spite Of
everything either Kari Or could
Ay. she went directly 90 her
mothers room. and throwing herself
down beside the bed. began 70 re-,
preach un an for not bringing her
homo IN time 10 Sec her father once
again.
OF course. this awakened mother.
who opened her eyer 20 hear, ~ my
dear dad had been really himself. be
would have sent for me Ia time. You.
every one u you. had a chance 20
bld him goodbye. but you force,
mo~ nho walled
III was nothing 90 you, Leslie,
that I was not here 20 share your
selfish Erisf-ani you LEI him die
with his eyes resting only on you.
/. too. am tho daughter % my father,
and I viii never forgive you for this.
never"
Hush. hush. daughter remon,
stwtrd mother before sho was fairly
awake. None % uu know the end
was 20 near. OF course. No have
known your father has been seriously
on for "a long time. bat until yester.
day morning I tried 20 make myself
believe he was going 10 get well Ills
serious illness. Alice. did not keep
yon from running away from him
and marrying Karl You yourself
forgot him I suppose he did not asi,
ua 20 send FOR you because hc wanted
you and Karl 10 enjoy the flint little
while o. your marriage without bsinF
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1iAl6WSN TtUEGS
MrY 6S FGJ3 FWlScC
~ \~z.f b., n1.. D-l-l~ p-l-
NO. DADDY GANDER'S DUSTPAN
u % Olive Roberts Barton 4

there stood old Daddy oandsr In the
doorway. his magic dustphn under
his arm.
Hello, Daddy" aid Jack spratt.
Come on and slt down. Have you
heard the newHT'
Nc" shid Daddy Camden. You
don't mean 70 say that the Old Eho.
Woman had been spanking her chill.
drrn again. do your
NO. worse than that" said Mn.
spntt with her mouth aill Of bacon.
You don't mean that old Popplc'
ton Bun. tho millermRn. has gone
10 sleep and suored flour-dutt all
over town. do your said Daddy
Camden
No. us worse than that" cried
Mr. John. our house IN gonei The
nloo little house that my son. Jack.
bun, up on Pippin Hllir'
Yes. air. said Nancy. Its all
gone. Nothing left but the cellar.
Nick and ] saw Il just now"
Land o. Goshen cried Daddy
Camden. II never heard OF such a
thing. And Mother Goose away,
tool sho might know what 20 do II
nhs were az home. You don't
s'posc--"
what. DaddyT" cried everybody,
You don't S'pose-"
Daddy stopped again. "Oh. Just
cannot say Il. l don't know why |
ever thought Of such a thing. You
don't suppose"
what don't We suppose. Hlr7''
said Jack spratt.
You don't suppose" whispered
Daddy Gander that Peter Peter
could have taken Il, do your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23

TOMORROW This letter continued,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
The Tangle
A ts,. ,s 81 ,srs., sssH. REVEALED BIZ p.t. Is,tsrs


called 20 visit thlH house q grief and
sorrow
But what n he didn't send for mel
You cent Tor Leslie and jack
walled Alice.
Leslie came. my dear. before you
ran away 10 bo married. and John
came 81 your fathers request. made
many times % him by letter and tel.
egram in the last few weeks"
did he not AJAX you 20 send for
Kari and me. hs Wsilg Why should
he send Tor John alons7 what ala
my father want of one Of His sons.
in.law that he did not want Of the
OthsrT'' Alice demanded.
'Ifo wanted ms 20 take charge Of
the plant and execute his will. came
bluntly from John. who wax standing
behind Kari and Alice
'oh. I know you influenced him
John Prshoott" hyhterlcaily cried
Alice. wheeling around. why should
he not want Kari as much as you.
and inc a. much as LcsnsT"
simply because Kari has never
been tied down 20 business in his
life. and ho knew you were a mar
plot. Your father knew well that
the person who would take over his
affairs would probably have 10 work
and work dafnsd bard all the rtst
- HIS life Your father. Alice. told
mo this specifically" taid John
lanKrily.
lie loved Karl perhaps better
than be did me lie has known him
longer. and prnSums Karl IL more
loyable. but he knew that !. from
sheer necessity. n nothing else. am
a better business man. So he hau
not only made me manager ot tho
steel plant. but has made me sIeeu.
tor ~ his Last viii and testament %
Alice grew ysry pale. but Karl. God
bless him. came forward and took
Johns hand IN HIS,
Father Hamilton was right. Alice.
John. you are tho one 10 take charge
% his business"
TOMORROW! This letter continued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23

SYNOPSIS
"rattie hste' 'athrCw has wagrl
nnacrhant--s war yea Nance Allia'n
and her fatus1F. hnmrstraaCrs Dee
afrucffnn 20 hsnrfs tnfntIeld near
81 broke her Ep.rit. Brand fair
ana a boy Ncuny whom che inuhA
hlding in a canyon are hrtsht spots
81 ~ no She ID muluE iu love
Win Rrand. and aanrrs Snunl who
i've wtth Ter sheriff Price sFlr
MOOD ts on Hates train Iair Fnes
~ him and tells avn DO knows about
iNate-a iot SciWood watghlnE one
snlrht near the tran % Sh} linr secs
stcers lic falls ln with them ln
~ dark Wr sees them drive the
herd apparently right into the Wall
- Rainbow riitf where they disap7
near. gelwood has solved thc WA
sary 81 cattle Tustllus IN Namclcas
River The neigh q his horse es
Ne leaves the herd betFsya him, aha
ia a hot chase ne Il shot The neat
rnernlnE Nckanu. storrkospcr. finds
Sslweods exhausted hors0 with the
sheriff hauEinr 90 him In mont et
hfs store solved my atrrN- hnd
sh.n Ssiwood goes Unconscious
Nance thinks about brand ialr con-
Now co oN WITH THE STORY
And 80 IL was that presently she
zen 10 laughing IN her old light
hearted way, sitting hack on her
heels on the clean white floor and
rolling the child this way and that.
screams OF delight from sonny
punctuaied the strokes % his bare
feet as he kicked IN the historical
ecstasy % Names fingers creep
rnousc"-ins up his little ribs,
They did not see Bud standing In
lhe door. 80 absorbed In their game
were they. until he moved and his
shadow fell across them
Nance turned her laughing face up
20 hlm-and stared with the laughter
net upon Il.
The boy was white a. milk, his
eyes black with terrible portent
e bud" she cried. what's upg
What"
The rustiers were out last night, +"
he said slowly with strange hesita'
.iion- Il met Old Man Cnnlzn going
down 20 Cordova-a man was shot
shey think Il s-the prospector-
Smith"
For a moment Nance sat still on
her heels. her mouth open. the sickly
lines OF laughter stun around II.
Then she put out hand that was
beginning 90 shake-liko an aged
hand with palsy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
Application That
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No more squeezing and plaehlnE 70 get
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23

ward on Pairs breast was weeping
terribly
Tho man drew her close and hsld
her. aud the dark ryr. that Cared
down az her shining head with &C.
uoat tralds. we've grave and Ncry
tender
Al last 10 sali quietly. II was
our friend sheriff sclvood but he o.
not dead Hes az hla ranch. but hC
cannot talk and DO one knows who
shot him, Sky Limo drove down this
morning regular aud humdrum
Nckane SAYS sslvood knows that
no tried 10 sen him who the rusilCu
% Namrlrss srr, but that 10 could
not when be COMES round thrrC'n
b. s1mrlhin. doing in this neck uf
the woods. or ] miss nay guess Come.
Nancs you ruing 90 invite mo
% dinncr8 IKo Ept four prime gray
squirrels IN my saddle. bass. and my
Icautrens fun ~ honey found bee
tree down The river"
And with tho gentle tact o. deep
understanding and something more,
Fair drew Nance hack from the edge
% tragedy 70 the safe ground Of the
commonplace,
sho Strengthened up. wiped her
hands down across her cheeks and
looked az him with eyes IN which the
tears still Ellstened
Il thought" she said unstsadlly.
chat kate Caihrow had-had you
shot"
"shsu have 20 set up earlier than
I do n she pulls that trick" he
laughed. eve been too long on
guard"
Two days later Namesesa was ring
ing with tho news Of the raid and
Besslck was grim and silent
when che sky Line riders came
back from their drive they ratified
into cordava for the mail and stood
on tho porch.
"stnl watchin' your "a niger
qusrled Pruvins insolsntly as hs
swung out or hts saddle, and Without
a word the runchcr lcapcd for him
he caught him by tho neck and they
both fen under silyertlp'u feet. The
horse spranE away and IN a second
tho two men were trying 20 Kill zach
other with all the strength there wa
IN them.
you damned dirty THEIR Erit,ct
Boasick. ~ the Jaw won't get you
IN take a handr'
Ho was n heavy man. rtoeky ant
square. with tremendous thsws. but
the other was tho why type and
younger. 80 that they were pot ~
uneyenly matched. and II babe fat
10 ba a lively hffray.
But Big Baaford. temper flamlns
a. usual. pulled his gun from N,
holster and flung u down IN line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23

Peter Peter CRIED Mrs. Spratt.
why should he take it7''
We'll" said Daddy Camden with a
wise waE Of his head, they say that
after he got married he hadn't a
cent 20 live on and he had 20 put
his wife into a pumpkin she'll"
Daddy Gunder. you're an old
gossip" kaid Mrr. John. Peter Pc.
ter didn't take our house any more
than no did the moon. Why. only
yesterday Mrs. Peter Peter told me
how happy she was when she came
10 ret my recipe for pumpkin pies.
Just give Peter Peter chance. He's
young yet and Il isn't everybody
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23

who Is as smart as my Jack and can
build a house. Oh, boo hool ! for
got Our nice little house Is gone
and I'll never see Il any more"
''FIddlesucksr' said Daddy Gander.
Wen find II for you. Ny goodness
You'd think you had lost a diamond
ring. or something you could hide
behind a potato-slin. A house! why.
my goodness. II ought to be as easy
20 find as a stone.bruise! Come on,
Twins. Here's my magic dustpan.
Hop on and wen hunt for the House
That Jack Bulltr'
60 BE Continued
tcopy1iEht. 1894. y. +. A. Service. Incl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23

II n too queer what became Of
tho House That Jack Built" re-.
marked Mister spmtt ~ tho break.
fast table.
IT certainly f." sAid Mrs. spratt.
helping herself 10 another pieco Of
bacon
The qussrcst thing wo ever heard
o." said tho Twins. pouring more
molaassa over their pancakes,
bat Jack and jill and Mrs. John
didn't ray anything. And they
weren't eating much. either,
Jack was thinking Of ali his work
for nothing.
jill was thinking of her dolls and
all her play furniture and every.
thing. And Mn. John was thinking
u her lost cook stove and hrr lost
sewing machine. and all her fall
sewing 10 do. too And her bread.
sponge all ret for raiHlng'
"wcli. well. welll Good morning.
everybody said CHEEKY voice. And
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23

tina. namcicss longing in her. the
glowing glory of unknown SOY which
had become u late a sadness,
sho was filled with vague sorrows
and prcmonIiionh, aa II. having found
tho priceless possession OF this mans
eompanlonshlp. sho was about To
lose u,
II was not death wholly that abe
feared. but a more subtle thing. an
inhibition Of tho spirit, IA gulf that
seemed 10 10 oil shadoNy between
thon--a dark. mysterious Eilf where.
In tho imperlous face Of Kate Cath
row Nwlrisd amid tho shadows
CONTINUED In Our Next Issuel
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-07-03

is an intensely human side to his
character. In memory of his son,
Rufus General Dawes erected and
operates the Rufus F. Dawes Hotel
for Destitute Men in Chicago. There
is also a hotel of like character in
Boston. 1t might be mentioned that
clean, comfortable beds in these no.
tells can be obtained for 5 and 10 cents
and excellent meals are served at the
cost of 7 cents each, AID no man who
is ''on his uppers" is ever permitted
to feel that ne is the recipient of char
ity. A similar institution was found
ed by Dawes for women.
With Coolidge in the White House
and Dawes as Vice-President, the
people of the United States can go to
bed at night with the feeling that
these two men will see that none of
their money is wasted and that taxes
will be brought to as low a point as
it is humanely possible to bring them.
Even many Democrats in Washington
that the Rehgnat ISIS fiji -;
are forced to admit that it is a good,
honest, sensible, business-hke team
that the Republicans have put up to
be voted for in November.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-07-03
WEST PENN POWER COM.
PANY.

The Board of Directors of West
Penn Power Company has declared
quarterly dividend No. 81 of one and
three-quarters (1%) per cent, for
the quarter ending July 81, 1924, pay
able on the 7 per cent Cumulative
Preferred Stock of the Company on
August /, 1924, to stockholders of
record at the close of business on
July Is, 1924.
19-1t C. C. MCBRIDE, Treasurer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-07-03
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
A VALUABLE FAR NJ!
LOCATED NEAR ENGLES MILL,
IN GARRETT COUNTY, MD.

Under and by virtue of the powers
vested in US by a decree of the Cir
cult Court for Garrett County, Mary
land, passed on the 25th day of June,
1924, in a cause wherein John w.
Hutzel and others are plaintiffs and
Lucinda Fresh Hutzel and others are
defendants, the same being No. 25O3
Equity on the docket of said Court,
we, the undersigned Trustees, do
hereby give notice that we will offer
and sell at public auction on
SATURDAY, JULY 26th, 1924,
at the hour of two-thirty P. NJ, in
front Of ] L. Englehart's store in the
town Of Accident, Maryland, all of
the farm of which the late William
Hutzel died seized and possessed, the
same being a part of the tract of land
called "RICH HILL" belonging to
Lot No. 2 Of the tract called THE
RIGHTS OF MAN." containing 200
acres, more or less, this being the
property which was conveyed to the
said William Hutzel by deed from
Jacob ShartZer and wife bearing date
the Gath day of September, 1880, and
duly recorded in Liber w. H. T., No.
5, folio 315, one Of the Land Records
of Garrett County, wherein a COM
plete description of said property is
given.
Said land is located about miles
from Grantsville or miles from En-
giles Mill. About 80 acres have been
cleared and are under cultivation, the
balance is cut-over woodland or pas
ture. There is a good dwelling house,
bank barn, small orchard and the
place is well fenced.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash
on day of sale, and one-third in six
months and the remained in twelve
months, or all cash at the option of
the purchaser or purchasers, the cred
it portions to bear interest and to be
secured to the satisfaction of the
trustees.
Conveyancing at the cost of the
purchaser.
VIM. r. OFFUTT,
J. c. RENINGER,
E. *. JONES, Trustees =,
l9-4t Oakland, Md,