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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

euss public affairs. Ana yet it WAC
reserved for recent date for some
body to suggest that the schoolhouses
oe made social centres. that thev no
used Tor every Kind of lcsitimat. con
terence. ana just 50 soon as they be-
San 10 be used for conferences some
politicians began to get very uneasy.
There is certain class of Doiiti-
clan that breads nothing as inuch AS
mat the ncighbors should get together
ANA talk things over. because the min
u'e you begin to talk things over Won
"es'n 10 make that most powerful in
s'ru'neh, that exists in any free.
country-I mean public opinion.
Nov. Of course public man is
supposed 10 come TO county fal, FOR
.ne purpose OF getting acquainted. But
'here rs no use in getting acquainted
"h'ess ne believes that by getting ac-
fua'n'ed you viii take mis- word for
,hlHSs now. how do YOU know he
is all right? YoG can't ton ii by
looking at him. You want TO know
q mans table or contents You want
10 Know what is in him, and then when
you nave found what is in him you
want 70 discuss it with the neighbors.
ana 50 long as you don't hold meet
your pubic mon can impose upon YOU
TO the top or their ocnt. hv merely
telling YOU taat certain things are So
when You don't know whether they
are or not
"ant not to be trusted biindly.
but TO match my opinion with yours.
II am right. why do you agree with
me II YOU have not studied tho
thing and conferred about it, and
know that am right II am wrong.
now are YOU going TO prove it unless
you have conferred about it7 Tho
whole process OF selfprotection and
OF liberty consists In these processes
Of neighborhood consultation"
The Governor had little TO say to-
night with regard TO his conference
earlier IN the day with Judge West
colt Representative Hughes and state
senator Gebhardt. all Wilson support
ers and candidates ri the coming prl-
Inaries for tho senatorial nomination.
The appearance OF these tire. mon
here to-day led TO tho general suppo-
siiion that on OF them might be per
suaded 10 withdraw and q single vii
son candidate make the nght against
any anti Wilson candidate who might
appear. Governor WllsSu admitted
that he talked the situation over with
the three men. but said he was not
bossing the job" and did not know
what the result would be- Colonel
Robert l. Ewing. national Committee
man from Louisiana. and chairman of
the press contribution bureau of the
campaign committee. called on the Gov
ornor tonight The press contribution
bureau. Mr. Ewing said would be
moved to Chicago next week from New
York He brought the Governor q let
ter which he had received from Gov
ernor Colquitt. OF Texas pledging him
self as "one OF the thousand Texans
who would give 800 each to the VIII
son campaign"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
-" Observation-Disclosures
Citii WILL RE ORGtNIZEn

AleNandria, va. August so.-citv
Chairman Charles Bendheim. of the
Ci'y Democratic Committee. to-day
issued cali for meeting of the city
Democratic Committee which vim ha
held Tuesday night next at the Ho,e1
Rammel for the purpose OF making
preliminary arrangements for the or.
sanization OF a Wilson Marshall Carlin
Slub When the club Is formed which
VIII be at public meeting to be held
at a date to be selected by the com
mittcc, arrangements Will be made 10
have speakers here during the PRO
gress Of the campaign to discuss the
Issues.
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Paper Bag Manufacturer Forms
Stock Company to Establish
Professions.
nY Ia MAItolIsr nE loNrrNnn.

W. He Herbert Wynyard Col
M s!push seneT" dealer anu
w on.,,s,,,,, ",a'r'"Si arer Oh
l.r,.to,,t ms','.M h.1r .haI,rnestei'
t'''f "''' right 10 me mas
sop ana Sllndpn estates. now owned by
NhaiIes y Leslie, OF Balquainc. Aber-
Observation-Disclosures which comnris.
49,
some hity villages. and upon which the
claimant places a value. of no less than
S5U.VUO. OOO-he certainly has no rtah,
t,ba,s,.,,,, go ~ ~,
h,,r,,t,
tAc Barony of LIVINGSTON. winch he
also claims
.iS. t"i. l'ctssai! ie mention TINS,
80 o'ii''"e JOINT STOCK con"
- ."' tHN ~. iOac vi esthonsn.us has
.i'"9 pciV'" tne courts. a. fs-
,n 10 '..1 vs."'"S' ana before tne Com
i,,v "a ..F IS Oh inc mouse o.
A'oi 70 as regards the peeraScs. lie
~s res mat ~ nr IS successful. Ae VIII
'''., oh.- H4!' t"e y'ariy rental OF
,yl,lrn io.. ..,,,. ,ie .H'.ie amount Tor
~ "l'aHE IS tapltNH@td mas
III, "a. re ut'~ii! lails 10 rex
- ~ 'i'.' tn'ae estates 'iaNe never be
lo"bsa 10 tne peerases In question, and
KIN s,ei. wSrs ne - recoYer the prop
- ~" ny htip nun 10 secure
49,. - i..Vin ol NtM ouFsh ana the
* lD'iD4 connected win TX.
~ ~ rus tlet tie estates
Dnrn,h "a ~, -. ~ Dur huSDSnq OF
~ VN"S' va h'ef ana he'Tess oil Jon"
NidH"lh' that ot TINS marriage there
We're porn two sons Thomas. seventh
mr. ana francis eiehth earl OF that
HA' VINO We're Doth without issue, as
VII as one daughter Lady Dorothy.
VINO married as mis- second wife,
Nolonel Charles Leslie OF Raiquaine,
and died without children. leaving all
the Eyre property TO him. Colonel
Leslie at his death beQueathod the
Eyre estates to mis- son by his nrst
marriage. who is ancestor OF the pres
emit uosscssor.
The claimant asserts that Lady Doro-
thy Leslie had no right to VIII the
property to her husband. and that
on her death IL should have passed
TO her sistor. the second daughter of
John Giadwin. and married to samson
Christopher Culclough, the claimants
own ancestor why TINS shoulo be 80
evident that tho only property to
IS that which Lady DorothNs mother
inherited from her father. John Glad
win. and not tho Eyre property, COM
prising tn two great estates Of slim
don ana Hassoo
80 ~" we oN"ei na"u, no '"eSs %
tal's cphoeIn t"c +aripom OF New
uurSH' as stat"d aooNe' sine. tney We're
lnc pai.Thai lhh"fi'ance OF MI. Eyre
HHo H'''eI ono 81 tne youne est
""uSht'rS "i me tniru ho'uer oil the
VV"lt.otl'' n"In.ly' Nit".totts MstiH Lev
insston. countess OF NeWpurEh IN her
I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
81 GET LICENSES
TO PRACTICE LAW
Result of Recent Examination
Held by North Carolina
Supreme Court.
Ispccial TO The Times Dispatch,

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Raleigh. y. C.. August 30-SlNty-two
out of IL class OF scventy-i ve VINO un-
dertook the examination before the
North Carolina supreme Court fot
licenses 10 practice law last Monday
were successful two Of them beina
negroes. The list follows.
samuel Hamilton Wiley. Rowan.
Cary Parks Buchanan. Mecklenburs.
Arthur Calhoun Bernard, Wake; cecil
christopher Broughton. Wake: Hudson
Coiquhoun Miller. Mccklenburg: James
IalUo, johnson. Moore. Ot,gay Binns
MOSS. WILSON, James sylvester cline.
Cleveland. James Louis Evans, Pitt
Peter K. Lee Fezor Davidson; Ector
Augustus Harrill, Cleveland. Claudsus
Cooper Howard. Cumberland. Rowland
shaw Pruett, Mecklenburg: Archibald
Cornelius Ray, Chatham. James Eovali.
Wake Henry George stewart Neck
lenhurs. Robert Wright Strange. New
Hanover, Richard l.. walker Berti.
Jonn James Best. Duplin. Amor Bur
ton Breeze. Cumberland, Thomns ia
gar Bingham, Catawba Arthur Ed
win Fcrtuson Forsyth. Edmond Mar
shall Marmon. Catawba. john o~fnccv
Robinson. Edgecombe. Hugh Scarlet.
Durham, Konnie Fay simmons. Cum
berland; Wiseman James Swain. .or-
- ~ iNObA44SOH Wilson, ANHNnet
Joseph Mack Moss. Nash. Carol Davis
Taliaferro. Meckienburg. Henry Alonzo
Aston, Buncombe; Nero Louis Taylor.
Mecklenburg Edwin Thomns r7rsler
Jr.. Mecklcnburg. Chas. Ross. Harnett
jeremiah Perry Zolliconer. Vance. Page
Keen Gravely, Nash, John Clarence
Daughiridse, Edsecombe. Walter Low
~ Small, Pasquotank. Willis NTH.
Pasquotank; Josephus Daniels Eason.
Jr.. Wilson, bred Peacock Gull
ford; Kenneth ogden Burgwin. Orange.
Henry Elliott Williams. Cumhr.'and
Luther Bynum Ciegg. Moore Iomcs
Switzerland Patterson. Orange. Rax-
ter Lee Fcntress, Guilford Ovid Win
neld Jones' Forsyth. George Bason
Mason. Castor; Wade Hampton Chiids.
Lincoln Alex Hamilton Kooncc,
orange. William Henry Rhoedos. era
Wen. james Giles Hudson Rowan:
Ernest Stanhopc Delaney, Union: Wade
Hampton Williams Alexander: VIII
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liam Armistead Townes. New Hanov.lsss1
gunner Campbell. Buncombe; ThonyT
Milmont Vernon. Buncombe. Talbei ISL
Nardy Lacy. Nash. Chas. Alexand ~
vogier, Forsyth: Baxter Lloyd Bake Vs9s.
Mecklenburg; Clarence Leroy Shupin 81
Guilford; Nerus DeLeon White. Samp-S
son
Three orders issued to-day make
considerable notifications in freight
rates IN Aorth Carolina that Will oper-
ate TO the considerable advantage of
shippers. circular changes sofa or
FeiVet beans from class b to class u, I
the same as cowpeas. Another circu-
lar places elevator weights OF iron in
class = instead OF third class. and an
other provides that BOO pounds shall
constitute 5000 in rough sawed pine in
cases where estimates are necessary
instead OF actual measurements.
a charter was issued to-day for Tho
CITIZENS savings Bank and Trust Com
pany. of Ncwbern; capital, $4,000 au-
,noT!zed and $4,000 subscribed, by
william Dunn, Clyde Eby. T. A UzzeI
and others. for general banking and
trust business
Another charter was for The VIII
liamston Cooperase Company. OF wiz
liamston. Martin County; capital.
$4,000 authorized and $4,000 sub
scribed. by J. Davis Reed. w. c. Man
ming. Harry ". Stubs and others.
The order OF Judge w. Ii. Whedbee
appointing w @ Vass. a prominent
banker OF this city, receiver of tho
Wake Water Company in the suit o0'
Powell 6 Powell and others against the
water company. was served on the 9th
GERS of the company to-day, and Mr.
Nass is assuming direction OF the af-
fairs OF the company pending the hnal
hearing or the case In Smithheld Sep
TENDER -. In the meantime the suit
Of the city. through City Attorney w
II. Face. for the forfeiture of the fran
chlse by tbs Wake Water Company is
being pushed. and is set for hearing at
the september term of the court.
Those especially anxious for the -iiti.-.
mediate extension and Improvement of
the water supply to relieve the excep-
tionally bad conditions that have pre-
vailed for the past two weeks are NOV
ING In the direction of having receiv-
ers certificates issued in order that
there may be funds available for some
thing like half million dollars exten.
sion of the system These receivers
certificates would take precedence over
all other obligations OF the company
and would provide funds which the di-
rectors of the company claim that they
have made vain efforts during months
past TO raise.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
Social and
Personal

y Miss Lou Belle Catesby Jones Will
spend the carly weeks Of September
at Greenbrier white Sulphur springs.
Miss Roberta Wexford las closed her
house, East Frankiin Street. and
Joined her sister. Mrs. 5. " Hamilton
In Mrs. liamiiton's home On Chancellor
street. University OF Virginia. Miss
Wexford expects to spend part OF
next winter I'm Richmond. Mrs. Ham
ilton's sons VIII be student at the
university. and she Will establish her
self p,>manently there.
Dr. and Mrs. Henry a White. OF
columbia, $. G.. have boon guests OF
Mrs Horace Wexford Jones. IN route
from Gloucester to their home in South
Carolina.
Colonel and Mrs Alexander Gamer On
VIII keep open nous, al Cameron
lodge. near Gordonss.ile. until late ia
the autumn. Rose nm. the home In
Alhemarle OF Mr. and Mrs william
Massie' Egb.rt Irlghs home. near
brandy. Va. Mirador, the Lanshotne
home, near Greenwood. Va. and Royal
Orchard. the home OF Mr. md Mrs
Fred Scott nenr Alton. va. arc centres
where summer social iife remains i'm
broken
Mrs Sue +. Gray. who spent Il few
days OF last week in laehmond. mas
returned to her home In cumberlanG
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morcure and
family are back from delightful stay
In stafford County. where grabbing
proved a delightful pastime for Sir
Moncure and the younger members or
his family
4 Home Wedding.
In the home % tho brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Harris. or 2i05
West Main street. the wedding OF their
daughter Grayson Dr. harris. a. cyrus
oscar Long. formerly Of Harr.sonburg.
J. c., but now resident of Richmond,
was celebrated on Wednesday, MORN
ing the Roy Thomas semmrs OF St
Andrews Episcopal Church oGeiating.
The house was decorated FOR the COR
cmony in palms white asters and white
phloS. Tho wedding march from "l.o-
ncnsrin' was rendered as process
sional by Misc Edith Hewitt. who also
played "Traumeri' during tile cere-
Inony. While the guests werc assem-
bling Miss Mamie cauthoru sang "Be-
lieve Ne, y All Those Erdearlug
Young Charms"
Tho bride was smartly gownei I'm i
tailored costume ~ blue cloth Icr
flowers were Bride roses. The sister
cf the bride and her matron ~ honor
Mrs Hayden W Barrows Of Brooklyn.
y T., wore white lace over SIX Miss
Elisa u. Tarbox. ~ New York. the
maid of honor had on blue SIX tissue.
yelled with shadow lace. Banks Long
or Concord = C.. was best mum 10 the
groom
Mr and Mrs Long VIII spend their
honeymoon in Asheviiie. r. c.. AND wlth
relatives ln ;he ola Sortn state before
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Washington. y. c., August "a
white man by thc name of Allan Har-
rinston, who resides at vanceboro. n
G. was found dead on the Norfolk
Southern track this morning bv tho
passenger train running between Ra
leigh and this city The right arm Of
the body was cut off. and q consider
able bruisc was found on the head
The coroner Of Pitt County was notified
and he held an inquest but the findings
of the jury have not been reported.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
Smiths Case Continued.

Alvin NJ. Smith was arraigncd in
Police Court yesterday Oh the charge
OF running over with an automobile
and inJrrlng &. l.. Causey. OF High
Point. on Thursday night because
AIR. Causey is confined in the Virginia
Hospital the cas-. was continued until
next Friday. Mr.. Smith was released
under bond OF $500 with j. 81. George
Bryan surety. Ii was said last night
that Mir Causey's condition was un-
changed. and IL could not be predicted
when he would be able TO get out.
though he is only slightly hurt.
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Mrs Robert Page Grymes. who has
been visiting nor daughter. Mrs. Her
ley at Wintorpock. va. since h.r re-
turn from Philadelphia. is nov Mt the
Mount Vernon for the winter Mrs. r..
y. Wright. who accompanied her
mother to Virginia and went to Win
,erpock with her. has joined Lieutenant
wright in Baltimore. on her way back
to Philadelphia.
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Miss Mary C. Sanders and Wills 5
sanders were among the guesta enter
tdned by Miss Anna j. Ellis at iiouse
party given In her home at Carbon
iiil, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

Mr. ana Mrs. II. b. Smith have taken
an apartment in Richmond and VIII
spend the winter here. They have
been IN Ashland. Va. since the sale
OF their former home. Horn quarter.
in King William County.
Miss Willie NJ. VIM, of WinnsvjlIe.
is visiting Dr ana Mrs. John f. VIM.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

Mrs. John Tyler is spending some
weeks at Atlantic city Miss FANNY
ryler has returned from visit to rol-
atiyes In Clarke County. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

Mrs Coleman wortham and family
are spending September AT Natural
bridge. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

Miss Lucy Temple Of 81 West Grace
street, has as her guest Mrs Fanny
Tucker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

Miss Rosa Singer was among the
guests entertained by Mrs Archibald
Shcrrod at High Point. y. G.. this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

MI and Mrs stuar, Cooke have re-
inrcnd after pleasant vis!, 10 Joner-
son Park near charlottesville
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

Miss Virginia Haw Us the CUES, O
Mrs Josiah I.eake at Deans. VA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

Mrs Robert W. Watkins has rc-
turned TO her home in Houston. VA.
after a short stay win friends In
Richmond.
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returnlns y InaI.e iheIr holne IN Rlch-

--===------
returning to make thor home In Rich
mond
Out-of-toyn f,ts,as ,.,o ,,..... ,,,,,,....
D. Tar5oS snd mls "',a .a 0[ RS , Sna'ie IS
Sew YorS. NJ. AID NJ. n ~ ,,,y.
rows. s,nnIny Ha,r.,,'y A c '
Mrs charles " &l6a, al - ~, NJ ar... ana
Abbott of nrool,lyn y n,',,-s
Ions. OF concorI y 9
s1s' Nn "rH 1t" l.. sg@'" 'ieo ,.s h.n
speudus some time verg pirasently a,
Monday al,araoon ,'' n D,,'s MS Ioofs on
Tim. ainc. JUN. =, nat,,.. h uS
for an extensive and b,n.t,f6 wnri,
jms ang "' A"rs @o ,i l,'s.''"s anrine
rcturnod to tha city cannot fau to- he
delighted at tho trsnsfolnatl.n .,,.r,-
cd. Tho cilb as tn rai,s ..,,.
library ana and culinary donertmrnt
lis a marvel Of freshness and beauty
Mrs NJ -. iiogo Mrs s,a,'.,,.n .,,.d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

Mrs Taylor Ellison is sncnding
some time with her sister, Mrs. II.
jordan. al Craigsviile Augusta county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

Air and Mrs John g. Armist.ad Will
es at i2i7 West Avenue for me com
ing winter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

Mrs Edmund james Hcnshav. Miss
Mary IieHshaw and Eugene Henshaw
are spending some time n Carolin.
COUNTY with relatives
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

Mr and Mrs Herbert Whitehurst
VIII shortly occupy their new Eome ON
West Ayonre.
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Mrs Mary Pace Groner will arrive
nest week To visit her parents. Nj ana
Mrs. James - Pace. OF Grove Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

Judge Edmund Waddil and family
Will reinaln ON the coast of Maine until
some time ln the autumn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

MI and Mrs j. cloyd Ken, have
moved into their new home ON Nvcs,
Ayeuue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

liam Armistead Townes. New Hanoy.lss
runner Campbell, Buncombe: ThonltB
Miimont Vernon, Buncom5e: TalbetEz
Nardy Lacy. Nash. Chas. Alexand
Nogler Forsyth. Baxter Lloyd BakeV
Mecklenourg, Clarence Leroy Shup,ngf
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-14
Fl CORN CLUB BOYS WIN
PRIZES AGGREGATING $500

ANNISTON. ALA, Dec. l4-Prizes
aggregating $3.50 were awarded p Call
houn county boys today for corn grow
ing. They are Herman Salyo, buggy
900: Jones Brown. cash $50; Herman
Alexander, $35; Tom Puchett, s25;
Grady Kelly, Sl5; John Lumpkin, $40;
Jack Phillips. Willie Collins Raymond
smith, Orbie Curvin and Norris Bur
CESS, IS each and ten others So each.
The chief address was by the state
agricultural commissioner, r. r. Kolb.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-14
FOR RENT.
Legal Notices.

=
OF Atlanta n favor of Mrs. Saiah -
iienfrow and Alien Renfr,w VS. Inc ga Il
-. X kicldlghter. PROPERTY pointed out
By plaintiff attorney
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-14

Of Atlanta n favor Of Mrs sarah :,
HeniroW ana Alien Renfr,W VS.. the 81 d
~. Is. NlciHghter. Property pointed out
By plalnul attorney.
Also, at the same time and pIace the
loIloWlnS deScr bed personal property a.
VII; one workshed, Oft CO room and fur
hitur1 one rubbing bed. me pol. shing ma
chine, one air compressor one piectri.,
motor, one travelling crane cue surfacinC
machine one hand surtac ug machine,
one cutoff saw. shaftng belt ara n.Iifavs,
one lot backsmithiug tools. forge anvil
ana wise, one lot dimension granite and
MAJ Die, orc lot granite and marble work.
err io9ls an located on rigat- of-way Of
Ihfoad on corner Of AiiltOn avenue and
Atlanta ard West Point belt railroad in
Glty OF Atlanta. said COUNT Said articles
being difficult and expensive In fran,
port same win not he brought to and a..
posed hetGre the court house door on the
Gay OF sale but can be seen and evan
Ined on me premises where now located
iiItVitu Hn as the property OF Dcasc x
duncan BROS. TO satisfy a H. fa issued
IRON INC city court of Atlanta in favor
OF AIRS TlI,, r.. ". Dease vs.. the said Dease
duncan and George a. Duncan. Propertv
POINTED out by plaintiffs attorney
Also, at the same time and place the
I ,git described personal property, To-
WIZ one L. G. Smith typewriter and
cover Levied upon as the proportv or
Atlanta lodge No. 523, LOYAL order ~
Moose, to satisfy Il fl. IA. issued from
Fulton superior court in favor Of r. NJ
Rose Company for use VS. the said A.
i,anta lodge. No. 52S, Loyal order Of
Moose and y .. Sappington
Also, at the same time and place f6e
lolio"lng described personal property, to-
VII. Ihree shares Of common stock Of
the american Bakeries Corporation. being
feTuncates numbers III, IFS. 119 Lew
Ieu upon as the property of j. p Daven-
Pofl 10 SATISFY H. IA issued from the
city court OF Atlanta in favor Of r
schmidt VS.. the said ]. p. Davenport
Also, at the same time and place the
Iouo"ing described personal property. to-
WIZ one Pope- Hartford automobile, req
lstei number zoos, and also one Interstate
inouel automoblle, model No 30, car num-
per 1880. Levied upon as the property Of
.. NJ. Sutton 10 satisfy a s. IA issued
irom the city court of Atlanta in favor
or Allen w. Renfrew and Vincent j
Hurley vs.. the said @. NJ sutton. This
property being difficult and expensive to
transport II Will not be brought to and
exposed before the court house door on
the day OF sale, but can be seen and ex-
ainlned at the garage of Pinsun a. Jar
VS. company, % Ponce DeLeon place in
me city Of Atlanta, Ca.
Also, at the same time and place, the
Following described personal property, to-
wit: one Paige Detroit automobile. 1912
register number 1857. Levied upon as
the property OF Mrs. NJ s. Cowart and
James M. Cowart to satisfy a mortgage
n. IA. issued from the superior court
OF Fulton county, Georgia, in favor OF
Jasper n. Smith VS. the said Mrs NJ
>. Cowart and James NJ. Cowart
@. w MANGUM, Sheriff
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-14

Also, at the same time and place the
following described personal property, to-
wit Three boxes, c. L.; one sewing ma
chine, four bed rails. two bed heads, one
bed foot, one bed spring w w. one
folding bed spring, one bundle bed Stats
one bed foot. -, mirror, ID. o.: ". S.
mirror, y. mirror, two bundles beds, two
mattresses, two mattresses, c. e.; two
washatands, one kitchen safe, one ironing
board, one picture frame. b o., one cen-
ter table, one kitchen table. four G. S
chairs, three $. b. chairs one reed chair
L. S. oak rocker, O. r. porch rocker
rustic bOOkstand. reed steamer chair wa
ter bucket, two dishpans, c. e.; one
cook stove, six joints pipe. one rack, one
large box, G. L.; toolchest. 9. e.; trunk,
G. IT,. seal 1872 trunk, c. t., r. o.
seal 1902: trunk, c. t.; seal 1851; w. s.
marble, one bed foot: Levied on as the
property Of J. II. Holland to satisfy a
warehouseman's lien issued from the Full.
ton superior court IN favor of John J.
Woodside VS. CORTLAND S. Vim, admin
istrator OF J. n. Holland
Also, at the same time and place the
following described personal property, to-
wit; One five passenger Oakland car
painted yellow, model 45, factory number
1892, state number t62S8, and stored at
the Oakland garage on James street In the
city OF Atlanta, Georgia. Levied upon as
the property Of II. X. Kickllghter to sat
isfy fl. ia. issued from the city court
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-14
BURGLARS BLOW SAFE OF
CULLOOEN BANK; GET $500

'ULLODEN, GA, Dec 14-Burgiars
.o'ly today blew the safe and robbed
The Merchants and Planters bank here
". 500 in silver and $500 in currency
d" the cash on hand. Persons living
"'7F the bank were awakened by the
"pIosIon. No trace of the tobbers has
'.7H round The bank is protected by
burglar insurance.