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The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15
SHERIFF SHOOTS
Flushes Pair of Antelope Hunt
ers and Pitched Battle En-
sues---Iwo Captured

"These be parlous times, good my
master!"
For some time past Sheriff Humis.
ton Of this county has been hotfoOt-
ing it around the country north Of
Ordway, looking for bunch OF hunt
ers that had been killing antelope, as
against the statute made and pro-
vidcd, as the law sharps say. Recently,
it is stated, he and J. II. Cowden we're
out In that neighborhood in the
latter's auto and the hunters, sight
ing the auto lamps, opened fire. Later,
Sheriff HumistOn got a line on the
bunch and went out to the claims OF
Leon and Paul Griffin, residing about
thirty-tve miles southwest OF Hugo,
and discovered five carcasses In
wagon belonging to these two men.
He took possession OF the carcasses
and transferred them TO his auto, and
when the men appeared attempted to
place them under arrest. but the
ranchers opened fire. The sheriff
fred until his ammunition was ex-
haustcd, and while absent to secure
more the hunters took the carcasses
out OF HumistOn's auto, loaded them
back into their wagon and escaped.
All this was on Sunday.
Monday Sheriff Humiston returned
to the attack, having secured rein
forcements in the persons OF Sheriff
Lewis and his six deputies OF Lincoln
county. The two men were surrounded
In their cabin and arrested.
They are now In Jail Mt Hugo, Colo,
charged with killing antelope In vio.
lation OF the state law. to which will
probably be added the charge of re-
sisting an officer.
There has been considerable OF this
unlawful killing OF game In the past
and the officers are determined To
stop the practice II It takes the last
shot In the locker. Those aspiring to
obtain their winters meat 10 this
manner are therefore warned that the
consequences will be disastrous if they
persist In their present course.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15
Round Table

Early Saturday morning the Ord way
teachers drove to Sugar City to attend
the second Crowley county teachers
association meeting. The attendance
was good from all over the county.
The session began ut 10 o'clock a. m.
and the following program was rem
dered:
Vocal Solo. ............E Evelyne Cutter
Roll Call. Response with n Pedigogi-
cal Truth or Epigrnm.
Sociology. wv. A. H0llingswOrth
Moult0n's Introduction to the bible
.... ...... ..A. J. wall
Intermission
Vocal Duet.
.......... Mrs. Farr and Mrs. Cutter
Mutlel Glass In Primary Reading....
Conducted by Miss Clara Crowder
Vocal Solo. Mrs. II. +. Farr
General discussion Of the Denver
meeting.
Round table discussion. topic, "Ad-
vance Reading"
l. "Model Assignments with illu.
.strati0ns.
2. "How Advanced Reading Differs
from Primary Reading"
3. IAN Advanced Reading Lesson. ~
!. "C"mmon Obstacles 10 Advanced
Reading"
S. Wherein I find Difficulties In
Teaching It."
The meeting was very interesting
one and demonstrated the fact that
the Crowley county teachers are inter-
ested in their work.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15
New Driver

Walter Turner has been employed
by the Il. w. English lumber company
to nll the position left vacant by the
absconding OF Frank Parker. While
Mr.. Turner has not had the experience
OF Parker in copying signatures he is
good pcnman and expects to be able
to produce Manager Brooks signature
In fac similc before many moons. He
and his family will occupy the Mock
house. which Is to be vacated by J. L..
Keister.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15
Accident at Alfalfa Mill

An accident occurred ut the Auck-
land alfalfa mill Monday to Tyrell
GriswoId. one Of the employees.
While working ut the feeder his sleeve
caught In the machinery and his right
arm was drawn In such a manner as
TO break both bones Of the forearm.
Griswold Is 20 years old and will no
doubt recover rapidly from his In.
juries. r, -sa ..--E
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

T. p. johnson received u novelty In
the way OF Il Christmas present this
week from the Jackson Richter Iron
Works OF Denver. 1t Is travel.ac.
cident policy for 81, 900 for one year
issued by the Pacific Coast Casualty
company. Accident must occur while
In transit on public conveyances but
not while getting on or off them to
collect the insurance. The policy is
enclosed in a neat bill book contain
ing indentification card.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15
PARKER PASSES
Deals Himself a Full Hand of
Forged Checks and Jumps
Out of Town with Pot

Ordway Is surely getting on the map
these days. About the time the heavy
artillery firing between Sheriff Humis-
ton and the antelope hunters, detailed
elsewhere In the columns OF this indis.
pensable family Journal, had ceased to
reverberate, new sensation was
sprung upon our citizens.
Saturday night Frank Parker, who
for several months past has been en-
ployed as driver by the R. W. Eng.
lish Lumber company, grew weary OF
the charms OF Ordway and decided to
seek fresh fields and pastures new.
Before going, 1t is alleged. he thought-
fully took heed as to the wherewithal
for journey on the steam cars and
forged a number Of checks, made out
to himself and purporting to bear the
signature OF Manager Brooks OF the
company mentioned. These Parker
proceeded to hand out to various and
sundry unsuspecting merchants, Sc
curing in exchange for this bogus
paper good and lawful money as manu-.
featured by Uncle Sam and warranted
not to rip, wear, ravei or run down at
the heel. II is stated that lie passed
these spurious checks at Shay's billiard
hall, krOpf Bros. Mercantile conf
pany's. Rhodes jewlery store, Mash.
burns billiard hall, Jackson's barber
shop and the Ordway Hardware and
Furniture company's, thus cleaning
up about $50, as they were all made
out for $40 each. A seventh check.
also made out for 80, dropped from
Parker's pocket to the floor 10 Shay's
billiard hall. This was taken TO the
bank early Monday morning and the
forgery thus detected. Twelve checks
In all were removed from the lumber
cumpany's check book.
1t seems that one Of the Shay boys
knew or ut least knew about Purker's
past career In Goldneld. New, where
IL Is alleged that he forged check for
large amount. Some reports place
this at $40. When he encountered
Parker here the latter evidently real.
ized that II was his move, and he has
doubtless been planning TO make his
getaway for some time.
Parker, while not overly popular
personally, has always been thought
by people here to he perfectly straight.
and his criminal action came as de.
cided surprise to all who knew him.
He was very industrious and seemed
to have no particular bad habits.
In addition to the money he secured,
Parker also bilked Rhodes the jcwelcr
on a deal for a valuable watch. Sheriff
IlumistOn has sent broadcast reward
cards bcaring Parker's description
und photograph and it.is not thought
that he can long elude capture.
Parker left for Pueblo on No. 3 Sun.
day morning, leaving word that he
was going TO Rocky Ford and would
return that evening. He also left "A
note to another party requesting him
to feed and water the horses at noon
which, considering the circumstances,
was extremely thoughtful Of Mr.. Par
ker. Adins, amigo!
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

A look through the Ordway stores
convinces us that this season a very
superior class OF holiday goods is being
offered to the home trade. There is
no necessity to go abroad for presents
to Ill those yawning stockings.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

Rev. W. E. Wrapp has been ap.
pointed scout master for the Roy
Scouts In Ordway. Work will begin
the first Of the year 1912. Any boy
over IL years Of age may join by APP
plying to the scout master.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Martin enter
tained few friends ut cards Tuesday
evening and each OF them expressed
themselves as having been royalty en-
tertained. Five Hundred was played
until a late hour, when the hostess
served q delicious lunch.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

II. NJ. Poundstonc arrived from Clar-
ion, Iowa, Saturday for months visit
In the J. A. Sale home. His last visit
was four years ago and he finds the
town and country greatly improved
since that time.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15
A Worthy Cause

"a Red Cross Christmas Seal for
Every Christmas Package" Is u mighty
good motto for Christmas shoppers.
Those In attendance ut the State
Teachers Association In Denver
showed an unusual interest in the
work OF the Red Cross Society, aud es.
pecially in the premiums that are be.
Ing offered throughout Colorado for
the sale OF Red Cross Seals. s. Poul.
terer Morris, Colorado representative
OF the Society gave luncheon to the
principals and superintendents, at
which the work was fully explained.
Those In attendance agreed to take up
the work In their respective towns and
to push it very hard this year. The
premiums are offered on per capita
basis, therefore every district and
every person competing stand an
equal chance with every other person
toward winning some one of these
premiums.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

Mrs. George COlgin has moved her
stock OF ladies' goods into the build
ing recently vacated by the Christie.
sen millinery and was In Pueblo yes.
terday buying more goods. She ex-
poets to have her stock ready for the
inspection OF Christmas buyers first Of
the coming week.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

+. +. Skinner has decided to go into
the turkey business on larger scale
and Wednesday shipped in tine
Bronze gobblcr and hen from Fair
ueld, Neb
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

J. L. keister will dispose of his
tomorrow, Saturday, at the Mock
house on east side OF base ball park.
Sale begins at | o'clock.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

Miss Lillian Kane has been confined
fever and the family has been suffer.
ing no little Inconvenience from the
necessary quarantine established.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

Miss Jessie Jones took the Afternoon
train Wednesday to visit her sister
In Mound City, Kansas.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

After number OF days OF unparal-
elled winter weather, the snow man
put In an appearance last Sunday. lie
was welcomed with open arms, as
plenty OF snow now means prosperity
for our farmers next season.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

The city council OF Rocky Ford has
let a contract for the construction OF
a second water system to cost sl3 900.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

We can furnish needles for any
make sewing machines. Griiiin s. Col
vjn,-j2tf
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

The disposition OF the small boy to
Obligc "mother" and help paw" has
improved materially within the past
few weeks.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

Robert Boden, who has been en-
ployed In Perry's barber shop for some
weeks past, left Sunday afternoon for
Kansas City, where he expects to re-
main during the winter.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

Big Ben, the famous time and alarm
clock. makes desirable Xmas gift.
The Ordway Jcwclry Store.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

Call and see those new buggics and
carriages that have just arrived at
The Ordway Trading Co's.-3itf
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15
Hotel Berendo

The public will find at the Hotel
BerendO, under the new management,
the best OF Accommodations in every
respect. the transient trade being
especially catered to. Board and
lodging by the day or week may be
obtained at reasonable rates and salts.
faction guaranteed. The comforts
and cOnvenicnces OF the guests are
the first consideration OF the propri-
etor. G. II. Bowers.-tf4O
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

A Christmas Suggestion.-A good
buggy whip, or nice single harness
like Hoffman sclls.-4Otf
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15
NEWS OF TOWN AND COUNTRY

Mr.. and Mrs. a. a. Brown we're 10
Pueblo Tuesday.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

Clarence +. Martin Is now conduct
ing the restaurant in the Mashburn
pool and billiard hall, his partner, Ray
Lacey, having retired last week.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

Strayed or Stolcn-Fr"m slaughter
house, one white faced, line backed, 3.
year-old COW. Five dollars for return
OF same. Gallavan Bros.-4Otf
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

Think "Tiedcmann" when YOU want
some good coal. 1t is Niger head
NufY ced.-3ltf
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

G. l.. McKitrick, new and second
hand store. Furniture and stoves for
sale. Prices right.-30tf
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

f. E. Cadwallader was over from
Rocky Ford Wednesday on cantaloupt
business.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

Mrs. J. p. Easleton was numbered
among the sick last week.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

r. L. Martin has purchased u neat
cash register for his drug store.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

w. F. Bean Is among the new sub.
scribers to the New Era. He expects
to move soon onto the Widick place
north of town.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

DR.. W. S. Brcnneman visited In his
old haunts in Leadville this week and
also took In the sights at Denver.
He returned Wednesday.
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

You can get your buggy top re-
covered ut HOtYman's
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

Free cut glass tumb!ers ut Martins.
Hurry.-lOtf
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15

Only nine days till Christmas. Get
busy.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-01-28

supreme Court OF the United states.
Present: The Chief Justice. MIR. Justice Harlan.
Mr.. Justice McKenna. Mr.. Justice Holmes. Mr.
Justice Day, Mr. Justice Lurtou. MIR. Justice
Hughes. Ar. Justice Van Devan,er. and Mr. Justice
Lamar.
Walter T. Stanton. Of Chicago. ILL.,: Walter Cor
don Merritt. Of New York City, and Harvey n.
Zollinger. of LAnsdale Pa. admitted to prac-
tice
No. s. Philadelphia and Reading Railway Com
pany. plaintiff in error. The United States: in
the Eastern district of Pennsylvania; dismissed On
motion Of counsel for the plaintiff in error.
No. 2E. Levers & Cooke, Limited, appellant, vs.
Mary H. Atcherly;, assigned for argument on Mon
day, December l. next. on motion Of Mr.. Edward
NJ. Watson for the appellee.
No. 49, The Bucks Stove and Range Company.
appellant Va The American Federation Of Labor
ct al;
No. 3s4 The American Federation Of Labor ct
al. appellants. vs. The Bucks Stove and Range
Company; and
No. 52 Samuel Gompers ct al. petitioners. vs..
The Bucks Stove and Range Company; three hours
allowed each side for the argument Of these cases.
No. 49, The Bucks Stove and Range Company.
appellant. vs. The American Federation Of Labor
ct Il. and
No as4- The American Federation Of Labor ct al.
appellants, The Bucks Stove and Ranse Com
pany; argument commenced by Mr.. J. J. Darling
ton for the Bucks Stove and Range Company and
continued by Mr. ]. II. Raston for the American
Federation Of Labor ct al. and BY MI. Daniel Dav-
export for the Bucks Stose and Range Company.
The court declined to hear further argument
No. st. Samuel Gompers ct al. petitioners. IS.
The Bucks Stove and Range Company; argument
commenced b. Mr.. Alton B. Parker for the petit
TONERS
Adjourned until Monday next at z O'Clock
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DISTRICT OF co

SUPREME COJRT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
lumhia holding Probate Court No. l.i6. Admin
isration.-Ts is Ia give notice tina: the sulc1iher
Cf Lafayette. Ind. mas Ottaired from the Probate
Court Of the Distric. If Columbia anclary letters
tsstamcntary the estate Of Louis kimmel. late
Of the State If Indiana deceased. All persons LaS-
ing claims against tie deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the sane. with the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated. - the subscriber before
the 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER A. ID. 1911: 9TH
crwisc hey may IN law Is excluded from al benefit
Of said estate. Givcr under my hard this 18th day
u January 1911. JOHS kINMEI. Attest: (Seal)
JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills for the Dis
trict of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court
FRANK kIMMEI. Attorney. ia2sfci.ll
II THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia Roberta W. Mayer. plaintiff. vs..
Theodore A. Mayer ard Frances T.. Lord. defend
have the court pass decree Of absolute divorce
in favor Of Theodore A. MAYER, crpsrpIantif here
in. defendant in original bill. against Roberta W.
Mayer. Tcssifcndant hcrein- plaintiff In original
bil the grounds of acts Of adultery committed by
the said Roberta W. Mayer. crns-defendant. plain
tit in original bill. with the DESCENDANTS in said
bill. Charles Nufvihill, George Glascock. Will
liam T.. Johrrscn and Walcott A. Johnson On mo-
ton of Theodore A. Mayer. plaintiff. defend
ant in original bill it is this 18th day OF jan
cross bill to-wit. Charles Mulyihiil George Glas-
cock. and Walcott A. johnson. cause their appear
to he entered herein. or before the fortieth
day exclusive Of Sundays and legal holidays. &C
ORDER otherwise the will be proceeded with
as in case Of defanlt. Provided a copy Of this
order be published onCe week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and The
Washington Herald before said day. WENDELL
l.. STAFFORD Justice. tr1ie copy-Test: tSeal.)
ant Clerk ELLIS & DONALDSON, Attorneys.
jail 2I.S
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

D street southeast. between Fourteenth and Fiji
teeuth streets-Square 1861. lot q: Mary Fl.
Warner ct vir to Court F. Wood. SO; trust.
S6C
131c Twenty ninth street northwest-Square ia.
part Of lot 137: Mary T. Mcdaniel Milstead and
Mary Kate Mcdaniel to Cathanne B. Payne. SO.
Square 5S-Part of original lot Is; John & Will
Jams to Lea Hall, SO.
Seventeenth street northwest. between W and
streets-Square 80. lot IS; Max Grsack ct TX.
Fannie. to Joseph, l. Topper and Samuel v.
Gusnck, joint tenants. so.
We-tfosd-square 5la. lots 2 and 9; Owen H.
Fowler ct to William o. HOPKINS. 80
l0I5 Massachusetts, avenue ncrthez-Sauare %s. lot
Is: Lizzie A. Draper to Matilda T. Nc
Cleveland Park-Part Of the EASTERN unsubdivided
PORTION; H. ROzier Dulany. trustee. to George
LYMAN. A2A
B street southeast. between Thirteenth and Four
tcenth streets-Sauare k7. lots B and 80; W.
Thomas Fleming to Percy W. P1ckforu No.
Addition to Congress Hcights-Lot n. block 2;
Ralph P. Barnard and Guy II. johnson. Gus-
tees. to Mary I. Griffith, SO.
Addition to Congress HGshts-Lot Is. block 2:
Ralph P. Barnard and Guy H. johnson. tTus-
Connecticut Avenue Highlands Square 1ss. lots n
and IS: the Connecticut Avenue Highlands Con-
pany to Arthur ID. Van Gofder. SO.
Connecticut Avenue Hishlands-Square d6s. hot z:
the Connecticut Avenue Highlands Company TO
Beulah L. Joiner. sic.
Deanwood Heishts-Lot 3; block II; John W. Greg
DRY ct 1. to William Madison. $40
Madison ct TX. to Nelson T. jackson, SO.
Fourteenth street northeast between B and @
streets-Square 1908. part Of original lot ;; Sam
uel ID. Webb 70 Martin V. Webb. So
Nos. 81 TO So Maryland avenue southwest-Reserva-
ton c. perts of lots 8, 9. and I; Robert A.
Miller ct ux. to James s. Fraser. SO.
Eighth street northwest. between Florida avenue
and street-Squa1e 4l6. lot o; william n.
De Neale ct to Mary L Havle5. SO.
Mount Pleasant ard Pleasant Plams-Part of lot
T. block Is: Lottie L. Bum ct rir. James d, to
Charles r. Duehay. SIC.
Florence street northeast between and streets
Square 1851. lots 80 to s.; Charles X. DUehay
ct Tx. to James d. Bum. SO.
Holmead Manor-North half of lot B. block IS:
Sarah r. Shannon ct vir to Burt W. An
drews 80.
SIS Thirteenth street northwest-Square 26. lot II;
Robert A. Dellett ct NIX. to Jessie s. Davies. SO.
Potomac Heights-Square 1873. lot 81; Potomac
Heights Land Company to the Washington Post
Company. siG&
Potomac Heights-Sauare 14e. lot IS: Washington
Post Company to Lille W. Maupn. $40.
lE3 Ninth street northwest-SGUare 400. lot Is;
Annie NJ Smith ct al to Jacob CnriSnan. SO.
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DISTRICT COURTS
Equity Court No. 4.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. 5000 Dyer Philadelphia Savings Fund
Society; substitution Of trustees ordered. Attorney,
IL S. WEIGH.
No. DOE. Scott vs. Scott motion to dismiss
ovcrrued. Attorneys. Thomas Walker-M T. Cink-
No: 5 81 o'snen VA oBaen: refe9rne, to e.
| aminer Attorneys. T. B. BlackistoneJ. II.
Adriaans
No. ss71. Garter. trustee. Va Raymond; e1c-p-
tons sustained Attorneys. l. A. Jonas and Z. +.
Carsi-C II. Syme and J. X. Cation.
No. gEG. Schifner vs.. MartiA motion TO vacate
overuled. Attorneys. R s. HumeJ. s. Easily
Smith.
No 2sss In re Arthur L. Bisaeil; surrender Of
premises authorized. Attorneys. Alex. Wolfe and
W. &. English.
No .siG. Hurd vs.. Gamer: certain evidence
and r A. Ford-Birney Woodland. J. B. LArner.
and W. Z. Lester.
Assignment for Monday. January %:
No. Il Rockwell vs.. Tracy. Attorneys. Lecde.
Fulton & Co1-Darlington.
No. n. Brink Ray. Attorneys. Donaldson
Douglas. Arther. Mackey. Jchnsn Dam.
". s.. Henan Hee1an. Attorneys. Hamil-
ton. Colbert. Ygtes & Hamilton-Bady. Heszrty
No 81. MCGOWAN w Parish. Attorneys Wilson
Darlinston-Conrad. Robinson 4 Posbury:
No los. Haywood VS. Haywood. AttorneyS
Archer & Snith-Dickey.
Equity Court No. 4
JUSTICE GOULD.
Adoption No. so. In re Margaret r. Down.;
adoption egali1d.
No. Es17. Brady Swami ct al: guardian I'd
Item appointed. Attorney. C. r Digs.
No. 2s8 Douglas Douglas: rule returnable
February J Attorney. 4. ". Gray.
No. 9gE Maloney Maloney; same. Attor-
neys A. d. Smith,. n. Donaldson and N. J.
Colbert
No. GsSS. Lynch ~. Lynch: defendant adjudsed
in contempt Attorneys. F. f Mitchell-McNeill 4
Mcneil.
No as,s Simpson VS. Simpson: alimony and
(ox-o fr,d
Smith and c. e Richaruson-J. s. by-Smith.
No. DE Bowen VS. Bowen; same. Attorneys
J. f. Lsskey-T. L. Jefords
No. 3Ss1. johnson vs.. johnson; same. Attorney.
I. Williamson.
No 2E. Eastman vs.. Tomlin: W. L. Pollock
and ]. Il. Collins appointed receivers: bond 500
Attorneys n. n. Richardson and W. L. Pollard
J. T.. Collins and q. r. Collins.
No. $3.50 Street Street: order for mainte-
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday, January ~, 1917

nance and custody OF child. Attorneys J. s.
Easby-Smith and R B. FlehArty-T. b. Rhodes
No. 3sW. In re st. Johns Mite Association;
ney, c. r. Benjamin.
No. 3S. Johnson vs.. johnson ct al: divorce
vim. mat decreed. Attorneys, G. Z. Sullivan-J
A. Toomey and Il. T. Doyle.
No. 3i63 Witt Witt; order to accept offer
and reference to auditor Thy Justice Anderson).
Attorneys. Tepper & Gusack and ". ]. Lambert
A. l.. Newnyer. II. u. Rosenberg. and c. Z.
Roach.
Announcement Of tho death Of Thomas p. Wood
ard and court ad;ourns out IT respect to his men,
orr.
Assignment for Monday. January %:
No. 100. White vs. White. Attorneys. Mcneil
Darlington.
No. los. Simpson Simpson. Attorneys. Viii
son Barksdale>-Colbert 4 Murphy.
No. ITO Cave Cave. Attorneys, Thomas 4
Belier-Easby Smith,
No. H. Townsend vs.. Townsend. Attorneys.
Thompson & Laskey-Gittngs & Chamberlain.