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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
FUTURE EVENTS

The last affair Of the present season.
given by the Nine O'Clock German club.
will be an event of Friday evening.
January 81, at the Piedmont Driving
club. Dancing will be enjoyed until
1880 o'clock, when supper will be
served. The two former entertain
ments Of the Nine O'Clocks have been
among tho most enjoyable events Of the
winter, and tho final dance will be
largely attended. Mr.. Jesse Draper is
president Of the club. Mr. Clarence
Knowles secretary ana treasurer, and
the governing board includes Messrs.
Frank Adair. Stuart Boyd and Lewis
Gregg.
The tea at which Miss Lucy Stock
ard will entertain tomorrow afternoon,
from to o'clock win be a compliment
to her guest, Miss Fanny TutwiIer. Of
Savannah Miss Amanda Grace, Of
Hawkinsville, the guest OF Miss Mar
guess Ritch. and Miss Jane tombstone,
a brtde-eleCt, sharing honors.
Receiving with Miss Stockard will
be Miss Tutwiler Miss tombstone. Miss
Grace and Miss Mildred Rose, OF Easl
Orange. y. j., the guest Of Miss Lucille
Dennis. Assisting in entertaining will
be Mrs. 9. G. Stockard Mrs. G. V. Lee
Craw. Mrs George Clayton, Mrs Rob-
ert Burgess and Misses Marques Ritch,
Katie Sturdivant Lillian Sturdivant.
Ruth Tanner, Virginia Ribbe, Rose
Belle Chapman, Annie Sykes Rice. Lu-
Gle Dennis. Marian Foster. Caro-
Sharpe and Gladys Catchings. Misses
Mildred Dobbs, Adelaide Clayton and
Nancy Smith will serve punch, and
Misses Mary and Georgia Rice will
preside over the tea table.
The dinner-dance at the Piedmont
Driving club on next Saturday even
ing will be one of the largest Of the
season. Reservations are already be-
ing made, and several large parties will
be given.
Mrs. Louis Brooks will entertain at
bridge Thursday afternoon in honor Of
Miss Fanny Tutwiler, Of Savannah, the
guest Of Miss Lucy Stockard. Mrs.
Brooks was formerly Miss Helen Fer
gueson. of New Orleans, a recent popu-
lar visitor to Miss Rosa Belle Chapman.
Miss Sarah Wagstaff will entertain
about 25 Of her young friends on We'd
nesday afternoon in celebration of her
birthday. The party will be given at
the homo of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Wag-
staff, on West Fifth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Smith will
give dinner party OF twelve covers on
Thursday evening in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Smith, Jr. The guests will
include Mr. and Mrs Albert Thornton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Haverty. Miss
Helen Payne. Miss Esther Smith, Mr.
Willis Ragan and Mr.. Brooks Morgan
Miss Bessie Brady's luncheon on
Wednesday will be compliment Il
Miss Izetta Phinizy OF Augusta. who
| arrives tomorrow to visit Miss Marion
Goldsmith this week. The luncheon
will be given at l o'clock at the CAPITA
| City club, covers to be laid for seven
Miss Brady's guests will be Miss Phin.
Ivy, Miss Marion Goldsmith. Mis-,
Charles Owens. Miss Elizabeth Morgan
Miss Isabel Kuhrt and Mrs. John Nor.
ris, Jr,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21

Stag Party.
Mr. Roy NJ. Anderson entertained a
few of his friends at his home on Lee
street, West End, The vocal numbers
by Mr.. Emmett Reynolds and Mr. OPP
penheim added to the pleasure of the
guests.
Those invited were Messrs. Ed Gil
lespie, Robert Lewis, Jr, j. Francis
Head, Albert Beeland, ]. T. Wells, d.
w. Stewart, r. V. Torck, Sid Holland,
Jr, Emmett Reynolds, Frank Fraser,
Joe Oppenheim, Cecil Hancock. Leo
Peek. Ed Lovejoy, Emory Caldwell. Ed
win Aiken, Randolph Coogan, I. T. Cal
laway, Jr., Thomas Stewart. Jr.. J. G
Psrnell and Ben Roberts
Refreshments We're served. Mr. An
derson being assisted in the entertain
ment of his guests by his parents, M
ana Mrs W. +. Anderson.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
PRIMARY PROBE
GOESON IN B|BB
More indictments for Election
Frauds Are Likely To Be Re-.
turned This Week.

MACON, GA, Jan. 2O.-Tba ..,-,
jury today resumed its probe ~ .Ll
August primary election, and If is ~ ne .ne
able that more indictments viii ~ e'oo-
turned in few days. Evidenco. re.
Irregularities in a number of G 10y
boxes, such as the changing Of b oaI5ot
from the way they were orio yiI,.ytS
voted and the suppression Of bamaa..y
have been discovered. "''o'S
The grand jury has only this Wa,
left. under the law, before adiournross.a
and in order to complete the investiaa9
ton morning, afternoon and night So,
siOns will be held. Ses'
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
FAILED CALHOUN PAPER
TO BE RE-ESTABLISHED

CALHOUN, GA, Jan. 20.-The plant
Of The Calhoun News has been pur-
chased by Messrs. Gates and Hufstet-
Ter and the publication of The News
will begin Immediately. Several months
ago the paper failed, and since that
time The Calhoun Times has been the
only paper published in Gordon county.
Mr. Gates is an experienced newspaper
man of Etowah. Tenn. while Mr.. Huff
settler has been editing a paper in Muir
ray county.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
Committees For Conference.


A number of the prominent women
are actively interested in the approach
ing North Georgia conference OF the
Methodist Woman's Missionary socie-
ty, which will meet at the First Meth
odist and Wesley Memorial churches.
The Atlanta district will entertain the
$50 visitors expected. each church in
the district having part in the plans for
the conference
Mrs. L. W. Brogden is district secre-
tary and announces the following com
mittees TO participate in the prepare
lions for the conference:
Committee on Arrangements-Mes
DANES w. A, Albright, w. f. Tremery,
j. n. McEachern and c. A. Mauck.
Committee on Homes-Mesdames f.
w Brogden, w. F.. Tremery. Clarence
Johnson, w. NJ. Nixon, w. r. Ham
mond w. r. Mooney, B. F. Prim. w, B.
Moore, w. o. Foote. j. l.. Driver, s. r.
Belk, c. F. Craig, r. r. Logan, G. c.
Thompson, Alonzo Richardson, C. H
Waddeu, c, A. Mauck, e. A. Hudson,
c. w. Smith, j. P jackson. s. A. Park
er, Thomas Moore. John Ward, ]. b.
Dobson and A. p. Jordan.
Publicity Committee-Mesda NJ.
NJ. Davis and Alonzo Richardson and
Miss Susie Wells.
Music Communicable sdames w. r.
Hammond, w. NJ. Nixon and S. r. Belk
and Rev. j. c. Collins.
Committee on Badges-Mesdames H
H Tucker, r. P Milan and NJ, NJ Da-
vies
Committee on Chudren's Work-Mes-
DANES w, f. Beckham, f. A. Hartsock,
Annie Webb, Edward Richardson,
Preston Arkwrght and Florence Har-
riS.
Committee on Young People-Mes-
DANES w F. Tremery. :. J. Heath, r
L. Proctor, Frank Atlee and Julian
Webster and. Misses Annie Laurie
Robinson and Willie May BridWeu,
Each day during the conference
lunch will be served in the basement
of the First Methodist church, a differ
ent church acting as host each day
Each auxiliary In the North Georgia
conference is urged to send the names
Of delegates to Mrs, f. w. Brogdon, 46
South Gordon street at once
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
INAUGURAL BALL IS
OFFICIALLY DROppFn

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2O.-Tha ,,,.
gural committee, after a short sess ir'
today, decided to accept the wishes =.
President-elect Wilson and dron ~.
proposed inaugural ball. The rooo o,'
ton will be left to congress.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
Dinner for Mr.. Dark.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pearson enter
tanned informally at dinner last even
Ing at their home I'm honor Of Mr.. STAN
ley Dark. OF the Margaret Anglin COM
pany. who Is an old friend and country
man of Mrs Pearson. The little party
was completed by Mr.. and Mrs ]. A.
McLeay.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
KNOXVILLE WINS SUIT.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9O-The suit
OF the Cameron Septic Tank Company
against the city OF Knoxville, Tenn.
for infringement OF patent was decided
In favor OF the city by the supreme
court OF the United States today.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
Miss Stoddard's Party.

Fifty young persons were guests at
dancing party given Saturday even
ing by Miss Marie Stoddard at the
homo OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. ].
Stoddard, on Fourteenth street. Fruit
punch and other refreshments were
served. The house was beautifully dec
Grated with cut flowers, palms and
ferns. The hostess was charmlngly at
tired in a dainty frock OF pale blue
chiffon
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
NEW STATE DEPOSITORY

The Bank of Hartwell today was
designated a state depository, to succeed
the Peoples bank, of Hartwell, which is
now in the hands of a receiver.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21

News of
Atlanta
n ATINEE box parties are always
NI in evidence on Monday, and sew
anal vvere oivap Of tb, Grand 70

eral were given at the Grand to-
day.
Miss Rosa Belle Chapman entertain
ed box party in honor OF Miss Fanny
Tutwiler. OF Savannah, the guest Of
Miss Lucy Stockard and Miss Amanda
Grace. Of Hawkinsville, the guest Of
Miss Marques Ritch, the party being
completed by Misses StoCkard ana
Ritch and Mrs Emerson Ham.
Miss Margaret Harris was hostess at
one of the several box parties Of the
afternoon at the Grand, Miss Lucille
Trammell, a bride elect. and Miss Gene
Palmer, of New York, the guest OF Mrs
Karl Britain. being the honorees. The
other members OF the party were Misses
Bess Smith. Eugenia Richardson,
Frankie McCrory. Bess Wall, Martha
Ryder, Amy Ward, Mert Hancock and
Lucille Arnold and Mrs. Britain.
Miss Eunice Larned, another bride
elect, was rendered box party at the
Grand this afternoon by Mrs Laurie
Green Jackson.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
Dinner Party at Club.

DR.. and Mrs. Leroy Childs enter
tanned at a dinner party of fourteen
covers Saturday evening at the Pied
mont Driving club, in honor Of Miss
Elizabeth Adair and her fiance, Mr..
Robert Gregg.
color scheme of pink and white
was carried out in elaborate detail. the
centerpiece OF pink roses being sur
rounded by pink tapers under shades
Of pink silk and silver flligree. while at
each plate were individual bonbon hold
ers in the form Of pink roses. The color
scheme was carried out in all the
courses OF the delicious dinner served.
The guests included Miss Frances
Rowland, of New York; Miss Jeanne
Fleetwood, OF Illinois; Mr.. and Mrs
Forrest Adair Jr Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Adair. Mr.. Jesse Draper and Mr.. Lewis
Gregg
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Mrs. Wallace Gives Tea.

Mrs. Wallace Gives Tea.
Mrs. Samuel Stewart Wallace enter
tanned at tea Saturday in honor of her
house guest, Mrs. W. d. Hereford, of
Macon, and for Mrs. Turner FIFTEEN,
who is being cordially welcomed since
her return from her wedding journey.
The residence was deliberately deco
rated In enchantress carnations, Easter
lilies and narcissi. The tea table in the
dining room was adorned with two sill
yer loving cups filled with pink roses,
carnations and lilies. wreathed in sml-
lax. Two silver Candelabra held the
same flowers, and silver compotes held
bonbons and creamed sweets In pink
and white. Mrs. Roy Harris and Mrs.
John Kiser poured tea from a silver
service.
Mrs. Wallace was very handsome in
gown OF turquoise blue satin elabo-
rately trimmed in iridescent garni-
| ture.
Mrs. Hereford wore pink charmeuse
satin yelled In hand-painted net with
iridescent trimmings.
Mrs. Fittens toilet of ciel blue silk
had an overdress OF gold spangled net.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21

Mrs. j. A. McLeay was hostess at an
informal luncheon of six covers today,
at the Georgian Terrace. when Mrs.
Pritchard Jones, who has recently come
to make Atlanta her home. was the
complimented guest. Invited TO meet
her were Mrs. Frank Pearson. Mrs.
Francis Shaw, Mrs. Dorsey Moorefield
and Mrs. c. Rudolph, OF New York.
Pink carnations and ferns formed the
centerpiece for the luncheon table. the
bonbons and minor details carrying out
the color scheme.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-01-03
umrarI News OS7i
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior T., -. Land
Once at Tucumcan. New Mexico
December %, 1912
Notice is hereby given that Emily y
Jones, widow Of John f. Jones. leceas
-. " Carrizozo, Y. ". who on Oct 25,
1907. made " r No. 20g35. for SWh
see 2s, Twp 5N, ring 3lE, y " = Me.
indian. has filed notice Of intention 20
make Final Five Year Proof, 70 estab.
,h claim 20 the land above described
bu'ogo l.. +. Williams, L : Commission
% Murl,ck, Y VI on me 25'h Law
of january. 1913.
tIainJur names a. witnesses:
jaime, f.. Jones, Ard, y. NJ. \ l..
await. CLOVIS =, y. NJ. .larry Roberts,
ND'ro,., y " George Rnrsb. Meirose.
\rN Nox'ro.
K y Prentice R"lI,'r'
D.. DOB Jan boo -
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rumcari News o.
MOI ICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior 1. =. Land
or rf rurumcaii. New Mexico
December ). tgl2
Notirc Is hereby given hat David +
ranslr'. of Amarillo, Texas, who on Mar
q. 1907. made II T. No. l5S04. for Nwi
Scc IN, Twp On. Rug ale. y VI p Me.
ridian. has filed notice Of intention To
make Fnal Communication Proof, 20 e.
'ahijsh claim 10 the land above describ.
cd before L. f. Williams. L = Commits
sioncr. ~ Mutlork, y. " on he 1871
day Of January. 1913.
Claimant names az witnesses.
Luther -. Hudson. Kirk. y. NJ. Cal
YIN o. WATSON. Kirk. y. NJ Joseph
r.. W NcKccu, Forrest, y. NJ Fro,
Caps. KIRK, y. NJ
r. \ Prentice. Register
d.. ~ Jaw 90 -
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]. Pevcler. Of Dolson " ". vl. "I
February 3. 1905. made n T. No 5000
for IEli Me-, and N,s SEA ~"r ~,
TWP oN, Ring 2oE. y NJ j. Meridian
has filed notice of Intention So uo.,
Final 1hrcc Year Proof 90 establish
claim 'o the land above described nr
fore Register and Receiver T. : LAND
Ollie" az Turumrarl, y VI uu the 18th
day OF January. 1913.
Claimant names "a Witnesses
t. i. Rriscoo. g. w Jones. vs.
Capp.. Cameron -. Moore. ali ol NNd
son. y. VI
"a 3 r.u.' .,. a. ..
nrr lj Jan lo ~
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Year On Add y Proof, 20 establish claim
10 the land above described before Reg
ister and Receiver L = Land ONCE a,
Tucumcari, y. VI. on the 10th day Of
January. 1913.
claimant names A. witnesses.
Tom Carroll. Tucumcari, y. NJ. Wal.
ter Upton, Hudson, y. NJ, Orville
smith, Tucumcari, y VI; Ben COnger,
Tucumrari, y. NJ.
r \ Prentice, Register
Dee l3 Ian ~ -
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TT| III NVWN |TT-T-TII
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

apartment OF the Interior L. :. Land
pth'o ~ TIrumcari. New Mckee
December :, 1919
\0'lrr F., hereby given tina, John VI.
Rhoadcs. Of Tucumcari. y. NJ who on
August ~. 1900, made II r No. 1852
'.r Lots ! and , See :, Twp -, RING 81
mt Add No. 0ll997 made July 9.
.iup. for Ei. NWh Sec T.. and 81
~Wt See 8. Twp l2\, Rng 52E. y NJ
q Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
q, make Final Five Year on orig. Three
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luuWCari News uG'
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

O"pHT'nrr' 81 The Interior |. :. LAM
80 20 % lurumcari Now Mexico
December ; l9l-
Notice , hereby given that Gland
N,ugroyc. nt Tucumcar.. y NJ who
on February IL, 1907. made Y r No.
1871, rpl NJ NWli sec q. and 81
SWi So :. Twp loN Rnu 30E. y VI
z Meridian. hH. filed notice Of intention
20 make Fiuu' Three Year Proof, 10 es
'lllish claim 20 'hc land above dcscrih
rl. hafor" Register aud Receiver I :
Land ONicc ~ Tucumc1r', y " on 10,
18th day ut January. 1918
claimant uamr. ~ witnesses,
=. Bglscoe. Frel White, Trcomas
Smith. r. y puuoho", slj Of Tucumcar.
Sew Mexico
Il. \. Prentice. Reg s'rr
Dec 70 Ian lu -
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%rueumcari News Orig OASIS
Addl Ol24l5

rueumcari News Orig OASIS
Addl Ol24l5
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department Of the Interior Z. =. Land
once NJ Tucumcari, New Mexico
December 8, 1919
Notice Is hereby given that Ulysses
:. Epperley, Of Harris, N. NJ. who on
Iune 20, 1906, made II 4 No, s743, for
WV and Add I No. 0l24l5 made Sept.
-. 1909, for NEh Sec 81, Twp 5N.
ring 27E. y VI p Meridian, has filed
notice Of intention to make Final Five
Year on Orig and Three ear on Add y
Proof, to establish claim TO the LAND
above described, before hurry y Shaw
: Commissioner at Hussell, Y. VI. ca
'he 18th day Of January, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses;
David j. Allen. William A. Mont
gomcry, Frederick Gerhardt, Francis VI
NoIlinger, all OF Harris, Y. NJ.
r. \. Prentice. Regis'e,
p.n l3 Jan Ia st
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Department Of tho Interior 4. \ Land
ONCE ~ Iucumcari, New Mexico
December 9, 1919
Notice - hereby given that g,,r.f.
;, Mcllroy, Of Ard, N. NJ. who ON 4,
gust Q, 1907, made n T. No. 1890. r.,
NWli and ON oct %, 1910. made kddH
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rumytr. News 0gI".
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

l0UIrfWcnf n 'Ho In'"rIOr I :. I1UU
~ g. ~ Tu'urcari. " Mex"
p"crmhrr , l9I"
No'.,r b., hereby given that Grurg,
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Through Sleepers
TO Florida

Detailed information concernins '"
routes, train connections. etc ""
U. n. DEvoR Agen'
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-12-05
EDUCATIONAL
CONGRESS

BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, Dec. L.
The Educational Congress, West
Tennessee, met today at Brownsville.
Introductory sermon was preached
by Rev. J. D. Louis of Memphis,
Tenn. DR.. Chavis took for his text
the first verse of the fifth chapter of
Jeremiah and preached the mission
of the teacher. Among the many in
teresting lectures of the evening ses-
sion was an able address on the mis-
sion of education by Prof. ]. L. Lane
of Jackson, Tenn. The climax was
reached during this session when
DR.. F. o. Fuller of Memphis, Tenn,
delivered his address ON the subject,
Our National Apostasy." The argu-
ment was a literary masterpiece.
The speaker was at his best. Prof.
E. L. Honasby is president of the
organization.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-12-05
TO PLACE DEPUTY
AT THE DOOR Of
ALL LIQUOR JOINTS
SHERIFF is GIVEN DRASTIC IN.
STRUcTIoNs BY JUDGE NEIL
AT NASHVILLE.
DECLARES TRAFFIC MUST end NOW
Sheriff longhurst States That He
viii Garry Out the Mandates of the
Court to the Very Strictest Letter
of the Law in All Respects.

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. lon
opening the criminal court today
Judge A. B. Neil called the sheriff be-
fore him and publicly made this state
ment:
"Mr. Sheriff, conditions are far
worse in this city today than ever
before. Quite a number of men who
gave up their license on Nov. Is, have
since that date obeyed the law to the
letter. They have shown the court
every respect and l respect them for
their conduct. On the contrary a
great number of them are openly sell.
in liquor openly and have declared
their purpose to continue Some OF
these men have boldly threatened the
court with assassination; others that
my house would be burned down over
my head II they were not permitted
to continue to open their places and
sell as they formerly did"
Il know that you are ready to dc
your duty and that you will carry on,
the orders of this court. l expect tc
have my way about this thing if
am burned out of house and home and
am forced to live in tent on a va
cant lot. For the present you will
see that every saloon door in Nash
vile is locked. You will place dep
uty in front Of every pace in the event
it become necessary to do SO in en-
! forcing this order
Sheriff Longhurst upon receipt Of
the written communication and order
from Judge Neil with reference to the
closin of the saloons Of Nashville
said: Il want it distinctly understood
that to the limit of my power and ca
pacity l will execute the directions
and orders of Judge Neil in this mat
ter. 1t goes without saying that
will execute every warrant for arres
or search that may come into my
hands. An I further want it under
stood that l will under this order O
the criminal Judge, proceed to active
ly carry out the orders to the extern
of my power, both with reference tt
locking up saloons and with refer
ence to pacing deputies atSsaloons in
all cases necessary to enforce thu
judges orders and will appoint ant
deputize any number Of deputies tina
may be found necessary to carry ou
this order My conception of the du
ties of a sheriff is that he shall
promptly and efficiently execute tn,
orders of the courts Of the county, ant
| shall perform this duty to the lettel
as I understand It,"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-12-05
NEW ROOM FOR
THE CITY COURT
cHAS. DODSON HAS COMPLETED
THE ARRANGEMENT AT
CITY HALL.

One of the prettiest decorated
rooms in the city is that of the new
city court room just completed in the
second story at the city hall by Chas.
P. Dodson and his associates.
New flooring has been laid, the
walls and ceiling renewed with regu-
lar wall board and all neatly and ar.
tisticaly frescoed in harmonious and
appropriate colors.
1t is arranged for the municipal
and educational boards to meet here,
and for the sessions of the city court
to be held in this room. An appropri-
ate railing separates the public from
the officials, and the other appoint
ments are both convenient and ap
propriate.
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CATHEY AGAIN
OUT FOR TRUSTEE
CANDIDATE OF FOUR YEARS AGO
WILL TRY ONE MORE
TIME.

James D. Cathey, of the third dis
trict, today announced his candidacy
for trustee of Maury county. Mr..
Cathey is prominent farmer and
stock raiser of the county and has a
very wide acquaintance. He was
raised in the western portion of the
county and has some very strong con-
nections in that part. Four years ago
he was a candidate for the Office that
he now seeks and made most cred
table race. His vote in the sections
where he was best known was most
flattering. He Is a gentleman of in
tegrity and has numerous friends.
all over the county who declare that
he will be winner. He will make
an active campaign.