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len innings. darkness. teries-Weitman and A.eXand "; Ne. Johnson, Douglas and Kuhn.
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F. M. Givan of Macon, was among
the visitors to the city yesterday.
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"The Coffin Ship" CONTINUED from
yesterdays News. The father real
izing the absurdity of further arguing
with his son, decides to commit for
gerry, instructing his captain o take
a voyage on the Coffin Ship, believing
that the ship could be blown up, thus
destroying all evidence and at the
same time silencing the captain who
accidentally discovered the work
which had been done by his superior
officer. In the meantime the forgery
is discovered and the son Is arrested,
accused and tired, his. senten re being
suspended on condition that he leave
the country for two years. With down
cast head, we see the son who has
sacrificed his honor and reputation in
an effort to shield his father, board
ing the Coffin Ship. This excellent
story, which will be shown IN three
full reels at the Grand soon, will be
continued in tomorrow's issue of The
News.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-11

Alton Girvin of Waycross, is spend.
ing some time with relatives in the
city.
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NOTICE.

The water will be cut off Thursday
eight at II o'clock to do some neces4
Sally repairs.
Mutual Light G. Water Co.,
q. G. Harvey, Supt.)
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Personal
Mention

F. H. Mallard is spe ldng a few
days in the city. zskms
w. Hendersonof Ocilla, is in the
city for few~days.
M. Dozier of Savannah, was q guest
at the Oglethorpe yesterday.
j. c. Fulford of Albany, is spend
ing day or two in the city.
w. E. Grady of Savannah, was a
visitor to the city yesterday.
L. M. Erwin OF Macon, was among
the visitors to the city yesterday.
VIM. Nussbaum of Jacksonville, is
spending several days in the city.
F. M. Givan of Macon, was among
the visitors to the city yesterday.
Alton Girvin of Waycross, il spend,
ing some time with relatives in the
city.
"A. F. Caldwell of Waycross was
among those registered at the Ogle-
thorpe yesterday.
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THE PASTIME:
MATINEE AND NIGHT.

Five or six doses Sc will break
any case of Chills and Fever; it actA
on ehe liver better than calomel ana
does not grippe or sicken. Csc.
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Bargain Day at the Grand Saturday,
at which time Manager Wood is going
to give his patrons whole lyceum at
traction, double program of moving
pictures and special slides of Tallu-
lah Falls. This attraction ewanates
from the Tallulah Falls Lycerm BH-
reau and is composed of readers, vo-
calists, pianists and violinists, who
are the very best in the profession.
This will be one long program prob
ably consuming the entire evening,
as four reels of pictures and beauti-
full slides of the Falls of Taliuian wall
be shown between acts, and although
it is costing a great deal to get these
high class performers here, the lad
mission will be held down to 10c and
2Oc in order to give every one an OPP
portunity of seeing the pictI es and
hearing the musicians, but we want
to caution you now in advance to be
on time Saturday night that you
might see the entire program.
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Arthur Leavy

The Durbar at Delhi, India, will be
shown at the Popular Pastime today,
matinee and night. The most Won
derful pageant of this century 1t il
almost beyond the conception of peo-
pie engaged in every day occupations
to realize the regal splendor with
which our Oriental brothers celebrate
on such an occasion as that set aside
for tile p1t clamation of their males.
ties kIng George V, Queen Mary, En-
p rol and Empress of India. A pro-
ccssion of six miles long. This fea-
tire at the Pastime will only cost you
&C ard 10c.
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A Day $ Doing
Briefly Told

The Weather.-Forecast fol today
in Georgia: Probably showers: light
to moderate easterly winds. ~
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Try the MINNIE LAURANCE Sc
CIGAh,
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"A. F. Caldwell of Waycross. was
among those registered at the Ogle-
thorpe yesterday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-11

~ "Soe"S' r oieCdSC 1Oi today
in Georgia: Probably showers: light
to moderate easterly winds.
Appointed Justice Peace.-W Fl
Shadman has been appointed notary
public and ex-officio justice Of the
peace at st. Simon to succeed Don
McCaskill, who recently resigned to
accept the position of special county
officer on the island.
Correction.-It was stated in
these columns by mistake yesterday
morning that Mrs. Frank B. Screvens
passed away in Savannah a few DAYS
ago. 1t was Mr.. Screven who died,
and he had large circle of friends
in Brunswick who will regret tc learn
of his death.
At the RoyaI-The followinaemuests
were registered at the Hotel Royal
yesterday: DR.. and Mrs. G. M. -DeLis-
ser, St. Louis; J. o. Harris. Macon;
M. E. Bray, Jesup; F. H. Simmons,
Savannah; J. r. Felch, New York; A.
M. Graham, Jacksonville; J. e. Ivey,
Atlanta; w. A. Morgan, Eastman.
Motorcycle and Automobile will
sell today at 207 Gloucester street 2
automobiles and one motorcycle The
sale will take place between II and
IL o'clock and thsoe in the market
for machines of the kind should be
present.
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The Grand and
Pastime Theatres
7 h { G r a NJ b.
TONIGHT,

n { G r a NJ b.
TONIGHT.
MOVING PICTURES.
1.-The Tale of the Rubber Boot"
1.-The Wild Rose of the Hills"
"A Plucky Ranch Girl.Y
ADMISSION -. Sc and 1oc
THE PASTIMF:
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
"The Punishment"
incidents of Durbar at Ceihl."
"Tommy's Geography Lesson"
Tallulah Falls Lyceum, double pro-
gram of pictures and special slides on
Saturday at the Garnd
Coming-"The Coffin Ship m three
reels.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-13
FORSYTH PLAYERS
GIVE MATINEE FOR
PRISON INMATES

The prisoners in the Federal peniten-
tlary were treated to a matinee at
O'Clock this morning when the leading
performers on the Forsyth's bill this
week played TO them in the prison
theater.
Yesterday the same actors inspected
the prison as the guests of the warden
and they We're 50 pleased with their
reception that on the way back to town
they decided TO offer their services to
cheer the prisoners. many of whom had
begged them for Just one turn please. =
They received rousing reception and
the prison inmates encored again and
again the acts of Miss Diamond. Ed
Hayes and COMPANY Jack Lamey and
several others
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-13
ENGAGE IN
WARLIKE MANEUVERS
NEAR ADMISSION CAMP

ANNISTON. ALA. July 13-The
BODIES Of Charles Kirby and Herbert
Pate who were killed by lightning at
Camp Pettus Thursday night, were sent
10 their homes in Birmingham for III
terment. Those who were shocked but
not killed are improving, and with
one or two exceptions, will overcome
THEN injuries
one Of the most extensive and war
like maneuvers of the eneampment
among the troops now in training at
Camp Pettus has been in progress
since noon Yesterday the troops being
divided into armies, designated the
Reds and the Browns. The entire
grounds north OF the camp have been
occupied by the opposing forces for
two days the night being spent in camp
at Can Greek Springs, near an old In
dian battle ground. The forces slept
under dog tents and cooked their own
rations in regular army fashion.
Neely's zouaves from Memphis,
which forms part of the Second Ten
nessee regiment now in camp. will give
an exhibition drill on the main streets
Of the city here today. The zouaves
have a national reputation as one Of
the best drilled companies belonging TO
the national guard and have taken
many prizes and medals in competitive
drills in all parts of the country. The
Second Tennessee band will furnish
music for the exhibition drill
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-13
CONFERENCE AT SAVANNAH
ON EXTENDING BRlNS0M RY.

SAVANNAH GA, July 1S.-James
lmbrie junior member of the banking
firm of Williams. Morris & Co, Of New
York and vice president of the Brin-
son railroad, will confer this afternoon
with The transportation committee Of
the Savannah Chamber Of Commerce,
George Crimson. president Of the road
and representatives. from Washington
and Thomson, to determine the route or
the proposed Crimson railway extern
sion ~ Athens The question to deter
mine is whether the extension shall be
by Augusta OF direct from Waynes-
boro by Thomson and Washington
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-13
Legal Notices.


Niles avenue, thence east along Niles
avenue lao feet, TO the beginning point.
Second parcel, commencing on the west
side of Longley avenue, z04 feet south
rom Niles avenue and running thence
south along Longley avenue l02 feet,
thence west l40 feet TO ten-foot alley,
thence north along said alley l02 feet, and
point Third parcel. commencing on the
east side of Longley avenue, l52 feel
south from Niles avenue and running
thence south along Longley avenue 81
feet, thence east l40 feet 10 a ten foot
alley, thence north along said alley 81
ginning point Fourth parcel, beginning
al the southwest corner of Church street
formerly Collins street, and Herndon
street and running thence west along
Church street 30 feet. more or less thence
south $40 feet to an alley, thence east
along said alley 30 feet more or less, to
Herndon street, thence north along Hern-
point Fifth parcel commencing al a
point on the west side of Herndon' street,
los feet north from Niles avenue and run
ming thence north along Herndon street
2ds feet to an alley. thence west along
said alley 40 feet to another alley thence
feet, and thence east 40 feet 10 the be-
ginning point Sixth parcel, beginning
on the east side of Longley avenue 81
feet north from Niles avenue and rum
ming thence north along Longley avenue
l04 feet, thence east 20 feet, more or less,
10 an alley thence south along said alley
l04 feet, and thence west 1910 feet, more
or less. TO the beginning point
Terms cash
JOHN L. WOODStDE
Administrator of the Estate of Mrs La
vinia II. Grover Deceased
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MILITIA AND OUTLAW
BAND FIGHT BATTLEIN
KENTUCKY MOUNTAIN

LEXINGTON, KY, July "a battle
between national guardsmen and a
band Of outlaws. headed by Bud" COL
Inns is reported in the hin country or
Magoffin county today Collins is want
ed for he death of Mack Bailey, in q
feud, and for killing one of Baileys
brothers second brother shot Col
Inns. woundins him in the back After
Collins had his wound dressed he gath
cred several armed friends and took to
the hills, pursued by twenty members
Of company D, Kentucky national
guard Collins and his friends sent
word that they would die with their
boots on but would not submit to ar
rest
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-13
INSECTS Running
TREES IN PARKS
It's the NeocIytus Erythroco-
phiIuS (Whew!l, and Best
Remedy Is the Ak.

If you happen 10 notice a neoclytus
erythrocophius gnawing on your elm
trees you needn't call out the police re-
serve. Simply inject solution Of BIZ
chloride Of carbon between the bark ana
the interior-of the elm net the neu,,
etc.-and you'll kill the monster TAe
better way is to cut down the elm and
burn it,
That's what the national bureau OF
entomology told Dan Carey. park man
age when he wrote for information.
He had observed that the elms and ASH
trees in the parks We're apparently SUIT
ferng from innocuous desuetude or
anaemic debility, and wanted to know
what was the matter. After lying in
wait for several days ne succeeded in
capturing several specimens of black
beetle, about as long as piece Or
string, with two horns and double
row of teeth. He found the beetles
had been boring through the bark Of
his beloved elms. establishing head
quarters at central spot and then
gnawins ornamental rings ali around
the trees So he wrote to the depart
ment at Washington to find the rem
edy
The "bugologist" replied that bichlo-
ride of carbon would kill the pests but
the best way to get rid of them was to
cut down the trees and burn them.
Which is all very well, except that the
park department hasn't any authority
to go into private lawns and chop down
elm trees, and it wouldn't do any good
liAnl1n t,.nnc
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-13
40 Hurt as Tornado
Hits Grand Rapids

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH, July Ia
Forty persons were injured TO-DAY in
tornado that did heavy damage in
neishherhood. The storm struck about
4 O'Clock this morning 1t swept in
from the southwest tearing the roof
from the grandstand of the Genital
league baseball park and striking the
city market where farmers with wagons
lods Of produce had gathered for the
DAYS trading A humble of horses we've
killed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-13
HOT WEATHER IN CHICAGO
LEADS HURDLES TO DESERT

CHICAGO July l3.-Hot weather. in
creased the number Of wives who APP
bands with desertion according % Mrs
q. Franklin Leavitt, secretary to Judge
Gcmmin The man of the house per
haps elects to spend the night In "A
cool SPOT in park said AIRS Leavitt
land The next day his Wife appeals to
us FOR warrant for him We tell
these women to go home and walt few
DAYS.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-13
"SPOONERS" HALT COURT
AND ARE THEN MADE ONE

CHICAGO july ST YOU want to
spoon, go outside the court room,
warned Municipal Justice Doan as he
raped couple in the rear seat into
silence. The man arose and said We
came here to get married and couldn't
help spooning The court smiled ad q
journed the case on trial and married.
The couple. They we're Charles Har-
tung and Miss Sadie Katz, both OF Chi
cago
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Two Killed in Eau Claire,

EAU CLAIRE. WIS, July 1.-two
persons were killed near here early to-
day in Il cyclone storm accompanied by
damage vas done. Wires are down and
the exact damage is not known. The
storm was general throughout the state.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-13
TORNADO KILLS 6;
SCORES INJURED
Minnesota and Wisconsin Are
Hit by Disastrous TWister
Early Today.

MINNEAPOLIS. July 13,-Three per-
sens are dead and thirteen injured, and
property damage. estimated at $1,000
has been done as the result Of ter
rife tornado which swept over this
section last night and early today
The dead: Alma Freyer y, ELS
WORTH, wis, Mary Bergman, 20. Ralph
Ginette. 80.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE

DECENTRALIZATION County.
BY virtue of an order Of the court OF
July term 1910, viii be sold before the
court house door of said county, on the
hrsl Tuesday in August next. within the
legal hours of sale. the following property
Of the estate Of J. r. Renough deceased,
to-wlt: All that tract or parcel lying
and being in land lot 10. of the Fourteenth
district of Fulton county, Georgia. and
being lots Nos 81, IS. 49, 90 o. 81 49,
"a and % of the Hale e Strickland plat
of the property formerly owned by E f.
and y. N. Martin described as follows
Beginning at a point on the south side of
Virgil street l42 feet from the southwest
corner Of Virgil and Joel Hurt streets,
and running thence southerly four hun
dred and ninety four $50 feet, more or
less, TO the southeast corner Of Virgil
and General Gordon streets thence east
wardlY on General Gordon street one hun
bred and slXty-eight d6Sl feet more or
less. thence northerly parallel with Nir-
gil street three hundred and ifty-nine
$3.50 feet. thence westerly at right angles
with Virgil street one hundred (10o) feet
TO the beginning point.
Also, lot 81 of said plat be ginning al a
point a the northwest corner Of Vrglt
street and Joel Hurt street and running
thence westerly on Virgil street thirty
one {8D feet, thence northwesterly at
right angles to Virgil street one hundred
tlOOl feet, thence eaSteFy parallel with
Virgil street fifty feet, thence sontheas ter-
~ eighty-hve 1850 feet TO Joel Hurt street.
the point Of beginning. General Gordon
street now known s Ashland avenue and
Joel Hurt street now known as Hale
street
Sold for purpose of distribution.
Terms cash
MRS. REBECCA l.. PIPER.
Formerly Mrs Rebecca l.. Smathers. Ad-
minstratrix T-6- Al
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE

GfOEtflA uliOn county.
BY virtue Of an order Of The court II
ordinary Of said eoAnty granted a The
July term, i9ia Win be sold before Inc
court house door Of said county on The
first Tuesday IN August next, within The
legal hours of sale, the following prop
Oily Of the estate Of Mrs. Layiuia II.
Grover. deceased, t0-wit
4 part pf land LOT 81. In tho Fourteenth
district IT Fulton county Georgia, de-
seribed as follows. Beginning at the
northwest corner OF Edgewood avenue
and Butler street and running thence
west along Edgewocd avenue 81 feet,
more or lees, thence north "a feet and ten
inches more or less, thence east 80 feet,
more or less. TO Butler street thence
south along Butler street ~ feet aud ten
inches, more or less, 20 the beginning
point
Also. parts Of land lot iS9, in the sew
.enteenth district Of Fulton eounty Geor-
gla, described In SIX parcels as follows.
FIRST parcel. commencing a the sOuth
west corner Of I.onsleN avenue and Niles
avenue and running thence south along
The west side Of Longley avenue, 81 feet,
thence Wesi ~ feet tenf foot alley.
thence north along said alley 81 feet TO
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-13

TO the Honorabl Philip Cook. the Sec
rotary Of State Of the State of Geor
This petition Of the Inter Southern In
surance Company represents as follows,
tirst-This company was duly ineorpo-
rated under the general laws of the state
of Georgia by certificate issued by the
honorable secretary of state OF the state OF
Georgia, on the 18TH day of September,
1911.
Second This said company now desires
to. change it's name TO Progressive lnsur-
ance Company
Your petitioner hles with this petition
a certified abstract of the minutes Of the
said Inter Southern Insurance Company
showing thai this application for amend
ment has been authorized by proper cor
pnrate action; il alleges and shows that
said action is authorized by the unani-
nous vote of all Of the directors OF said
company, the said directors being the
same persons as were originally the in
corparators Of said company, with The ex-
ceptiOn of one person who was elected
director in the beginning but has re-
signed and his vacancy filled. that said
com psny has not yet written any policies
Of insurance and there are no policy
holders, and that said company being
mutual company there is no capital stock.
Thlrd-Ihe authorization Of this peti-
ton was made at the corporate meeting
Of said company, which was called for
this purpose
name be changed from the Inter Southern
Insurance Company TO the Progressive
Insurance Company.
INTER SOUTHERN INSURANCE CO..
i. y. DABNEY, President,
EDWARD ARNOLD, Secretary.
Extract FOR the minutes Of a meeting OF
the board Of directors OF the Inter South
ern Insurance Company held on July I'd
1912
The following resolution was then
unanimously adopted. Resolved That
the name of the company be changed and
that president and secretary be author
ized for, and on behalf Of the company TO
nile such petition with the secretary of
state Of Georgia as TO effect such change
in name and make such change legal
Be it further resolved. That said off
Ger shall adopt If possible. as the name
Of The company the name Progressive
Insurance Company.
GEORGlA-Fulton County
I, Edward Arnold. secretary Of the
Southern Insurance Company. here
By certify that the fore going Is a true
and correct copy Of the extract from the
minutes Of a meeting Of the board " di-
ect0rs Of the Inter southern Insurance
Company relative to action taken by said
board az TO change OF name Of company
and that said resolution. as shown wa
ADOPTED by unanimous vote
EDWARD ARNOLD Secretary Inter
southern Insurance Company.
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Deputy Clerk L. s. District cour
SUBPOENA TO ALLEGED BANK
RIrD1N


RUPT
United States of America. Northern Dis
trjet Of Georgia.
To J. Rothenherg, in said Distriet-Greet-
For certain causes offered before the
District Court ef ne United states of
America within ard VI the Northern Dis
trict OF Georgia as a Court OF Bankruptcy,
We command and strictly enioin you, lay
ing all other matters aside. and not
withstanding any excuse. that YOU per-
senaly appear before our said District
Court. TO be holden q Atlanta, Georgia, in
said District on the sd day Of July, A..
D., 1912, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, to answer
to a petition filed by Saul Bros, Lip
shutz Son, ct al, in our said Court,
praying that you may be adjudged a
bankrupt: and to do further and receive
that which our said District Court shall
consider in this behalf. And this you are
in nowise to omit, under the 20 as and
penalties of what may befen 49,
Witness the Honorable VIM. : ,ew-
man. Judge of said Court, and the seal
thereof, at Atlanta, Georgia. this Sd da,
OF July, 1912
BY F. L. BEERS, Deputy Clerk.
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EXECUTIVES SALE.

EII7ITIII Al UFFOn COUNTY.
~ virtue Of the power contained in
the win of T. K Giffen deceased. L. Mrs
ella q. Giffen. exeoutrix Of the last win
and testament 81 said r. X. Giffen de-
ceased viii on the frs; Tuesday IN Au
gust 1879, before the court house door
OF Fulton county Georgia. during the
legal hours Of sale nit UP and expose Tor
sale to The highest bidder the one third
undivided interest Of a x, Gifen de-
ceased IN the following described nreper-
IS, upen he following terms 5000
cash, and balance payable one year after
date WITH Interest al 2 per cent
Tract No. T. All that tract or parcel
Of lard situate. eng and being IN The
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-13
Woman Killed, Many Hurt.

KENOSHA, WIS, July IA tor
nado passed over Pleasant Prairie
Wis early today one woman was
killed and a number of persons We're
injured A number of buildings We're
emoIshed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-13
GIRL SELLS WATER AT
5 CENTS THE THlMBLE

VENICE. CAL, July Bathers be
lieVed Miss Frances Wallace insane
when she tried 10 sell water at 5 cents
d thimbleful After she was arrested
y vas learned she was doing stunts Il
a sorority initiation. @ms
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LIE gal Notices.
the I'd day of July, 1919
B. f. DARDEN.
Notary Public. Fulton County, Georgia
Petition filed $40 p. m. July =. 1872
@. c. FULLER, Clerk
By r l.. BEERS, Dep. Clerk.

In the District Court Of the. United States
for the Northern District of Georgia.
In the matter of j. Rothenberg, Al
legged Bankrupt No S254 In Bank
ruptcy.
1t appearing 10 the Court that on the
10th day of June A. D.. 1912. petition
was filed for adjudication in bankruptcy
against J. Rothenberg, and that a sub
poena directed TO the said alleged bank
rupt was duly issued out of this Court,
and that the said alleged bankrupt is
without the jurisdiction Of this Court;
Now, on motion of NJ. F. Goldsten. at
torRey for petitioners. il is ordered by tho
Court that this order. together with the
subpoena as issued 80 the alleged bS2k-
rupt be published in The Georgian, a
newspaper published a Atlanta. Georgia
in said District. once a week for two
weeks. oonsecutivey, the last of said pub
lication 10 he made on the Sth day Of
July, 1919, and that a copy of the petition
in bankruptcy with subpoena thereon, and
copy of this order be mailed to the said al
legged bankrupt, at his last known adj
dress on or before the date of the first
pubicatio
Witness the Honora BILE VIM r. New
man. Judge of said Court, and the Seal
thereof, al Atlanta, Georgia. this the Sd
day Of July. A D.. 1912
q. G. FULLER. Clerk.
BY f. L. BEERS, Deputy Clerk L. S.
District Court