Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-21


of DeKalb county, today by Walker
Bros. Co, the Lowry Fruit and Prod =
uce Company and the Consolidated Pa
per Company, all of Atlanta. The de-
PENDANT owes the aforesaid companies
$516.14 and has neither assets nor oc-
cupation. The petition was filed by ID
X. Johnston, attorney for the cOmpa-
mics.
George Robert Bond. of Atlanta. to-
day applied to the United States bank
rupt court and asked that he be de-
clared insolVent. Mr.. Bond has been
contractor around Atlanta for several
years. All of his accounts are for ma
terials used in buildings, only one ac-
count being a personal one. He gave
his liabilities, as $L544, mostly unse-
cured accounts. and his only assets are
SIS worth of office furniture He does
however, ask that the account of the
Pattillo Lumber Company be left to
him and he will pay this alone,
The custodian of the Federal build
ing is ready to receive bids for the fur
nishing of electric current, gas. water
ice and all miscellaneous supplies, in
Guiding the washing of towels for the
entire building for the period ending
June 80 1914. Bids for these supplies
will be received until > p. m, March
10, 1918. Bids for the furnishing of GO
tons of coal will be received until April
%, 1913. Bids are to be sent to Henry
$. Jackson, Atlanta postoffice
An unusual service is planned for the
Central Baptist church Sunday. when
the pastor. Rev. {. \. Ridley. will speak
on AN Oriental Marriage presenting
his subject with three stage settings
and acting all the parts himself Dr.
n Low oh l. arK
onic lines, and an interesting, as well
as instructive. feature thus is promised
"A time of patriotic pleasure and GER
tain social sauce" is promised by hand
bills advertising the George Washing
ton evening a the Unitarian church, at
Spring and Cain streets, Friday even
ing, February a. The entertainment is
given for the benefit Of the music fund
of the Unitarian Sunday school, and a
fee of ten cents is charged. The pro-
gram of the evening includes songs
readings, shadowgraph s, magic. and the
serving of refreshments ice cream
chocolate and cakes, has been arranged
The militant non suffragette has APP
peared IN Atlanta in the person Of Mrs.
Susan Sieg, llSl2 Powell street. who was
hned 500 IN the police court yesterday
for beating her husband because he
planned to march in the Votes for Won
en- parade in Washington March as a
member Of the drum corps of the Geor-
gia delegation Mrs Sieg is opposed Ia
suffragettes and all things sutfla getish
Therefore she sought other means than
moral suasion TO induce her husband IA
stay out Of the parade Sieg was badly
battered and Mrs. Sieg herself did not
escape the fray without a bruised lip and
eve Both were fined
Eastern capitalists are asking. in the
a fAr oh tar for
the Dekalb County civic Service Com
psny, recently organized The intention
OF the promoters is TO install gas sys-
TEN in Deco tur, an arrangement which
has long been desired by Decatur Citi-
zens \ mass meeting Of Decatur Citi-
zens 70 talk over the fas problem viii be
held in the Dekslb court house Tuesday
night. The inCorporators are T. Wilson
Battin and \. L. Osgood, Of Philadelphia
and Neal 6. Goss, of Decatur, an attorney
said to represent Eastern capital
Effective today, a change in the South
ern railway staff is announced in the At
lanta offices. j. S. Boodworth, city pas
senger and ticket agent at Savannah, be-
comes travelling passenger agent, with
headquarters at Macon. George G. Wal
ker, of the office force at Columbia, : c.
succeeds Bloodworth
The United States district court will
convene on the 10th of March for a foui
weeks sitting, with Judge Newman pre-
slang. There are about the usual mum,
Der OF cases TO come before the court the
hrst two weeks being devoted To Illicit
distilllhg. while the last two weeks VII
be turned over iU the trial OF cases which
come under the head uf felOuies The cal
sndar viii be published in few DAYS
District Attorney Tate being hard al WORT
on H.
Tns governor today named William f.
LEV. ~ Sew York city 90 Dee commits
tlunet ol deeds IH the state oT New Nur
i"i lhe state ~ Georgia
Va narFc- arc being WaIr sJmus. Nt,kI
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