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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
MASQUERADE Party.

Al the home Of their parents. Nr
and Mrs. Louis Elmer. OF McCurdy +
addition. Elm Grove. Irene and Ross
Elmer entertained number OF thei!
little friends last evening The arair
was in the nature OF a Halloween
party. and the guess were masked
Juvenile games were the diversion
and all appointments were in keep
Ing with the season and the occasion
\ dainty luncheon was served.
Those who enjoyed the delightful
party were Lucy Baker. Kathry
Wilson. RIth Loath. Lorena Spring
or. Carrie Craft. Helen Craft. I.e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
Aid Society supper

\ supper was served by tho Isdf...
Aid society and WiI.u. Worker. g..
ih" 81 Paul Evanrciical church 90
inc corner of Thiry.cirhth and Wo1f
streets yesterday evening Tho churrr
basement was artistcally decorated
900 Hallove'"n rol'rs During 'r.
evening supper Nae served 20 about
six hundred people From various
booths loo cream. cakes and candles
were sold The total amount 90
money contributed by friend. and
members OF thc church. from fho .ua
r'f and from the booths. exceeded
$500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
Miss Sells Entertain..

Wednesday evening al her home.
900 North Huron street. Miss Ethel
Sells entertained a number OF her
friends with "A Halloween party. The
home was neatly decorated with all
the novel accessories. such as pump
kins, hobgOblins. witches. marigold
etc. The spacious dining room was
thrown open 10 the merry crowd OF
Halloween participants The cider.
gingerbread. nuts. coffee. cake and
sandwiches were all INDUCED in bv
the many guests Stories and Jokes
appropriate 10 the festival helped 10
while away the almost too feeting
hours. and all the games that tend
TO make an evening OF this kind more
enjoyable We're played The looking
GLASS. the going downstairs back
wards and the apple and tub were
features. Dancing. however. seemed
10 be most enjoyable. and the wisri
music and all the latest dances We're
played II was an affair typical OF
the season. and one which all the
guests truly enjoyed
The following were the guests .
Misses iiilda Baker. Rosemary In
gram. Grace Maury. Leona STANLEY.
Rose Farland. Julia Nelson. Gertrude
Bayha. Alice Heitsell. Louise Norte.
man. Ethel Sells. Messrs. Harry
smith. Edward Hart. Bill Farley. Bill
Sold. Ernest Becker. Ed Nolte. Bertie
Ernest, Alonzo Farrell. Anton Ernest.
Amos TAYLOR. Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo
Farrell. Mr. and Mrs Carl Kaufeld
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Mrs. Lee Rankin WAS rendered -
surprise AZ her home Wednesfa,
evening The event was arrange,
by her daughters. Mrs. Bane Wilson
and Miss IeOua Rankin Tho FOL
lowing were the guests. Nesdlme.
Harry Williams Earl KaneuGci-a~
MARY Moore Edward Parsons. Abrl
ham Lash. Joseph Farmer. Jane.
N1nsberger Gertrude Mclean. James
HOLIDAY. Thomas Jones. Ben Jobr
Laura Newromh. Evan Holloy. Van,
Wilson. n = BuI'ard Fred Harris
u -. Bennett. Joseph Green. Le,
Rankin Misses Loretta lobe. Cert
rude Th"lman. Leous Rankin CARR,
Rankin. EIoi7e Long. BERTHA Peter
son. GLADYS Morgan Nc.-r- Rev
r. T. Had'oy Rome Rankin LIE Ran
kin Robert Rankin
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Mrs. Baum's Guests.

Mrs. Jasper Baum's guests Al mo
Wednesday bridge for Mrs Morgan
Ott-Hart were. Misses katherine
Johns. Henrietta Harper. Emma
Forbes. Bess Rice. Mcsdames W -
Rownd. Jesse W. Speidel. Joe SpeideI
Jr. Roy Il. Naylor. 4 n Wheat,
Steve w. Rice. George II. List. &.
Howard Simpson. Morgan q. Hart
Armstead Mead. Arch Wilson. ~
Frenzheirn. Arthur Hubbard Eugene
Hildreth. III. singleton Paul. Jess
a Bloch. II c Hazlett. J ". Storer.
Hal Speidel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31

be served and those who have been
patrons in the past are anIiously
looking forward to the evening. a
novelty musical program will be rem.
denered and the Ladies Symphony
orchestra will render a novelty pro
gram. The diaz will be arranged N
a circle around a camp fire and 'se
orchestra will render Hungarian ara
Spanish airs Miss Florence Common
will sing the Fantsnera from Carmen
which was made famous by Calve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31

The Ladies OF the Mystic shrine
will entertain with a banquet this
evening in tho Masonic Temple. lust
below House q Herrmanns store \
large delegation IS expected from
Parker burg. Huntington. Wellsburg.
Warrington and Clarksburg The af-
fair Will be in keeping with Halloween
and viii be- elaborate. Mrs William
Charles Moore Is chairman OF the ban
guet committee. and Mrs Charles
ldahl will have charge Of the menu
Summers band will furnish the mu-
si,
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vaughn Sells. Evelyn Sells. Bertna
henderson. Nellie lrvan. Lucille to
mer. Virginia HojlifzcI. Marcari,~
Boyd. MARGARET Stewart. Ross Eii..I
and Irene Elmer William McCut~l-
con. Julian Castillo. James BOYD.
Larl Neck. Raymond Llcwellyn. RI
more Tillcu. Harold Little. Cecil
Riho. james stewart. Samuel Kttio.
Allen Elliott. Albert Grinth IRWIN
Ronkesley. Woodford Saltcr and How.
ard McGlumphy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
Halloween Party.

The girls Of the T. u. l.. Club will
entertain their boy friends this even
ing AZ the Mt Olivet hall. The AFFAIR
VIII be IN the nature OF Hallowe' en-
party. and everything will be i'm
keeping with the season. There will
De the Halloween games. fortune
telling and a ghost party. and refresh.
ments will be- served
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erson. Helen Garyin. Ruth McCombs:
Messrs. J. Walter Duncan. principal
OF the school. Robert Drum. George
McCombs. Harry Briemson. Ward Es-
key. William Archey. Charles Marsh.
Emmett Rogerson. MADDEN Garvin.
Cecil Riggs. Victor Jones. Lane Nc
Cannon. Walter II. VI. Whetzel. Ellis
worth Eskey and Ancil McNemar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31

d-' George N"Iersr Of fHs -ou'r
$50" entertained fhe lIeif'Ibera rur
I.nr f1v evening Cards wore fra
rar''m" ar1 priyos were awarded a
luncheon wac served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31

This afternoon Mrs Singleton
PAUL VIII entertain Miss Mary r.
Franzheim and a Few Of her friends
with tea The affair g. quite in'or-
nal. and is one % the series being
given this autumn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
Arion Katfee-vIsite

The first of a series OF kaffee visiteq
VIII be- given AZ the Arion hall next
Thursday by the Ladies' Auxiliary al
that society The decorations will he
In keeping with Halloween and cards
viii he enjoyed IN the afternoon
Handsome prizes will be- awarded. FOL
lowing which a supper will be served
Mrs. Edward Naas IS chairman OF the
committee In charge. and will arrange
the event so as 20 'he ENJOYABLE 70 all
Following the supper dancing will be
the diversion. The following com.
mittee is IN charge
Mrs. Edward Was. chairman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31

dar afternoon. Tho hours wers snerf in
sewing AMI CONGREGATION. ~ 2 O'Clock "a
IHn'H was SERVED and ihc society viii ne
entertained next by Mrs. H. 4 uiJsI.
90 TIE m5nse. Those present T1,ure5,, a..
were Airs. \. -. HOOD. Mrs u.r-,-
A"mk'. Mr- vs. ST. KItuc SIR a. d.
S.eirmar. Mr- &c. a. RIDDLE. Mrs D. Al
,.''h. VI .-- Marguerite iiupsI. " Isl Lana.
'fHiI and Mise Laura IefIst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
SOCIETY
Observation-Disclosures.

The wedding OF Miss Nora Hum.
phrey, the daughter OF Mr.. and Mn.
George Humphrey and Mr. Ernest
Dow Heatherly. took place Thursday
morning at the ST Joseph Cathedral.
Nuptial HiCh Mass was celebrated
and Rev. Father O. ". Moye Ouicated.
Miss Mary Healy and Miss Angela
Diegmiller sang number OF the
brides favorite songs
Miss Lillian Humphrey. sister OF
the bride. was the maid Of honor ana
wore a handsome suit Of brown. with
hat to match. Mr. William Johnson
was best man. The bride wore a
blue suit with hat 10 correspond. AM
corsage bouquet OF lilies OF tho vat
ley. The brides father gave her L.
marriage.
Following the wedding a breakfast
was served at the home OF the brIcs
81 Echo Point. where Mrs. Stauver
Was in charge. White chrysantnc-
NUNS were used in the decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs Heatherly LETT for an
eastern honeymoon trip. after Whicn
they viii be at home on North Front
street
The following were among the
guests
MI and Mrs.
william Humphrey scott Lynn or Steu-
walter Gr9hlm. Of viii Graham. OF
Martins Ferry. Martins Ferry
Ben Terry OF Alec Lynn. gf Ma
Martins Ferry, tins Ferry
i'rank schrodes. Of william Meer..
Coleraln. o. 4 @ I-Irich
Louis Husemau. o. W Humphrev
Mrs. Ella Graham. Father Move
Misses
Anne Hurenan. LIN Humphrey.
~ zabeth Meers, katherine Moore, ot
Jessie Tarry. OF columbus. O.
Martins Ferry. Susie larry ~
Mamie Graham. 81 Martins Trrr-
Martins Ferry. Ella Graham. 81
Marjorie Graham. Martins Ferrv
or Martins Ferry. Hannah Graham OF
Nora Humphrey Of Martins re--v
Wellsburg. Helen HuuuHr~,.
Marie Lynn. of ~ WeilsblrE.
S'eubenville Sel Humphrey
Mess~s
Wflf Humphrey. Albert Graham -
~ W"lenurs. Martins Ferry.
Paul Lynn. % Harold Graham %
Hteuhenvile, Martins Ferry.
Roy Humphrey. Walter Graham az
WIN Humphrev Martin. Ferry
Tom Msers TIrre~ Nierrs
william Jon nFor. william Mpere r.
Halloween Dinner
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LADY shriners Banquet

ers in the high schools OF Marshall
county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31

Halloween Dinner
This evening AZ the Mcclure grill
the annual table d'hote dinner Will
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ton. John Murray. Austin McCarty.
Harold Hall. William Steele. Joseph
Frink. Roland Woodruff. George Huss-
man. willard linn. Milton Baer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31

Mrs August Ro~kebrand uIea-ar'
" entertained tho newly srfau.yoI
sewing club of which 4h" l- q NOM
h"r laet rrsn.uF Tile affair took
place a. hor home Hrar N' of. ,iqr
faI and wa. Iu 'hr nature ~ o. IIaI
l0wc'en party. VIfh fhe decoration.
'r keeping Following faw riaa-
ar' hours .ncuf az sewing dsli,I0u
luncheon was served Tho table wp
radiant v'fh cOolra nf yellow and r.f
w'. pumpkin faces. autumn leaves
.Hfraar't and fruf Hrraur.i
ar'.-ffr1IiF TIaIlOw..Uu .uuErr r.
were preeerfeI each guest present
and f.e event was altogether most OF.
'nvah.r IIr foIIDNIrr wore ufeeel.
Mssdaunsa
N..'.H. HrreEe william. t...H....
..... Us.fr. U. Trs III..Ia
.... If.r...rr hUE.sf I.... ef..t. q
-. 'fnrI.Hr. Iarr. ft.. .rNfH.I
Misses
IIe.s .'I'rIr Minnie I-.aIn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
Auto PARTY

Auto Party.
Wednesday evening a very enjoy
able time was spent in Miller's auto
mobile garage. which was trimmed n
pumpkins and cornstalks. Thos.
present were
Misses.
Blanche Miller OF Elm Grove.
Hazel Taylor. Adelaide Smith
Hazel % Ncill. Dorothy STANLEY
Crsalu Miller.
Messrs-
Irwin Roller. John Bowers
George Hunter. Julian SChockly.
John Davis. Irwin Florence
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
ACTOR, WHITE SLAYER, TO
ANSWER THEFT CHARGES

The story Of the career Of Mitchell
E. Sampson, wealthy Tampa CFIa)
man and convicted white SLAYER. who
is charged with having lured May
Donaldson. a chorus girl TO Florida
and then deserving her and her child,
will be told this afternoon. when he
will be arrsigned in Superior Court
on bail trover proceedings instituted
By Miss Donaldson. The chorus girl
asserts that Sampson. before de-
sorting her, took a diamond ring
valued at $500 and refused to return
it.
During his trial Sampson will be
aided by his girl bride. formerly Miss
May Edmonds. Of Atlanta to whom
he was married in Tampa two months
ago. The marriage was performed
after Sampson had been convicted Of
white slavery. After the trial to-day
Sampson will he taken TO the Ed
eral Prison 20 serve his term of TT
/ { zen months
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
Warranty Deeds.

S275-lnterurban Development Cor
poraiion TO Mrs M. J. Miller, lot 5Ox
1926 feet. north side of Vera Street, 200
feet west OF Vernon Street. April 8,
1918.
$S.OOO-George w. Anderson to 6.
n. Johnson. lot 75Xi50 feet. on eX-
tension of whitehall Street, 2l0 fea It
east OF Lee Street January Z, 1918.
$40 and Division OF Property
l.. King and Frank c. owen to Eds r
Dunlap. two thirds interest In lot 2iN
so feet. northwest side of Forsyth
Street. III feet southwest OF South
FORSYTH Street April u. 1918.
$40 and Division Of PrOperty-CiyGe
L. King and Edgar Dunlap to Frank
G. owens. two thirds interest In lot
2iXSI feet. northwest side OF South
Forsyth Street, 7S feet southwest Of
Peters Street. April II. 1918.
$40 and Division OF Property
gar DUNLAP and Frank e. owens 20
CLYDE L. King. two-thirds interest in
lof 22x70 feet. northwest corner If
south Forsyth Street. IS feet south
west Of Peters street April IL, 1918.
S1,400-W. r. and NJ. NJ. Anderson
To Anderson Bros. Co, lot 2S2XlII feet
at intersection OF West Ontario Ave-
nnue and Gordon Street No date.
vestment Company. lot 95x200 feet.
northwest corner OF Maiden Lane and
Harvard Avenue. June 26. 1872.
81 SOO-Lula A Smith to same, lO'
46xl25 feet. south side OF Managault
Street 246 feet east OF Flat Shoals
Road January H. 1918.
81, SO0-Phenix Investment Company
10 ] ID. Butler. same property. Feb
ruary :. 1913. 40
5OO-Same to same, lot 95X2O0
feet, northwest corner OF Maiden Lane
and Harvard Avenue. February, 1913.
S3250-W. v. Ogletree to same lot
5Ox145 feet. east side OF Cameron
Street. 100 feet south OF Pickert
Street February Z. 1913.
S35O0-J. ID. Butler TO w. 7. Butle'.
lot $4,000 feet. northwest corner OF
Maiden Lane and Harvard Avenue.
April TO- 1918. .,
s6OO0-Anderson Bros. Co. to VIII
liam w Anderson, lot S4xlSS feet, al
intersection Of West Ontario Avenue
and Gordon Street April II, 1918.
s7,2b0-L. w. Hudson. Jr.. TO LILY
f. Branham lot 50xl76 feet, south side
OF North Avenue. 22S feet east OF
Highland Avenue. April, 1913.
SlOB0-John 5. owens to H. +.
Phart. lot 41x140 feet. east side of
Longley Avenue. l6S feet south o.
Baylor Street. March 10. 1918.
S5.0O0-Charles T. Thompson to
John s. owens. lot 1SsXl,094 feet
northeast corner OF Howell Mill Road
and Belle Meade Avenue. June -
1912.
100000. n Sharp to T. s Will
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
Georgia Health Men
Holding Convention
Or. J, p. Kennedy and Or. A. c. Fort,
Of Atlanta, Among Speak.
ers at Savannah.

SAVANNAH. GA. Aprr 15.-The
annual meeting OF the Georgia Asso-
citation Of State, Municipal and Coun-
~ Health Boards was held i'm this
city to-fsy, with Dr. Eugene f. MUIR
phy, Of augusta, the president. pre-
siding. Or. W. F. Bruner City Health
Officer. delivered the address OF we,-
come, TO which response was made by
DR.. J. p. Kennedy Health Officer Of
Atlanta.
Addresses on health topics were
made by DR. A. q. Fort, Director If
Field sanitation, State Board of
Health. Atlanta. r. " Nottingham. of
Macon; DR.. A. ID. Little. County Ply
sician and Health Officer. Thomas
vile; A. V Wood. secretary of the
association and health official of
Brunswick, DR.. r. L. Grin. acting
chief of Savannah Branch. Pure Food
and Drug Laboratory Bureau. United
States Department Of Agriculture. =
\. Smally. chief chemist for the
Southern Cotton oil Company. Sa-
vannah, and DR. Victor Ii. Bassetr
city Bacteriologist Savannah.
Another session win be held tins
afternoon, when other papers viii he
presented. smoker will be ten
dered the visitors tonight By the
Georgia Medical Society.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
POiSOnS Husband a
to Get Insurance
Woman and Two Companions Want.
ed Money 10 Start Rooming
House, Wife Confesses.

CHICKASHA. OKLA. April Is.
Mrs R. :. Woodward, Mrs. Henry
Rivers and John fremont. an Italian
shoemaker are in jail charged with
the murder Of +. 5. Woodward. a
young grocer who died last week
after what was thought to be an at
tack of ptomaine poisoning.
In written confession made to the
County Attorney, Sheriff and Mayor,
Mrs. Woodward saws her husband died
from eating rat poison. which was
given him in can Of sardlnes and In
a cup Of tea
She says she and Mrs Henry RiV-
ers and the young Italian planned the
murder 10 get the $1,000 life insur-
ance OF the dead man. They wanted
20 use the money TO go 10 Oklahoma
city and start a rooming house.
She said they planned the murder
three months ago. but never had a
chance 20 put their plans into eNeCu-
ton until a few days ago.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
New Candidates in
D. A. R. Race Feared
Nominating Speeches Tonight and
5alloting Tomorrow Will Align
Delegates at Meet.

WASHINGTON. April Rumors
OF dark horse" candidates for presi-
denGseneral Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution are creating a
panfekli feeling to-day among the par
tlsans Of Mrs. John Miller Horton.
MrslGnlam Storey and Mrs Charles
Bryan
MOO William Libbcy. Of Princeton,
y. J., and Mrs James F. Fowler, u
Indiana, are the new candidates whose
entrance into the fight threatens 70
furt6ef eomplicate the situation.
Nomination speeches viii begin at s
o'clock tonight Balloting will begin
tomorrow.
MRS Matthew r. Scott. president
general. submitted her annual report
To-day and vigorously supported the
new bin in Congress providing for the
grant by Congress Of land adjoining
Memorial Continental Hall 80 size
for u. A. r. office building and the
appropriation ~ s5no,uoo for the build
Ing.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
NEIGHBORS YEARS,
MEET At 'PONCEY'
In Atlanta Office Building COL
Iege Chums Worked Next Door
and Neither NKnew.
BY A. BLOCK. HEAD.

Thomas B. Akin. once Of Syracuse.
y. Y, sat in the grandstand at Ponce
DeLeon Park and nearly burst his
collar button when one of the Crack
ers slammed out a three Dagger. In
his excitement Mr.. Akin smashed the
spring derby worn by the gentleman
in the seat ahead. When that irate
individual turned round to start some
thing there was a double -barreled
surprise
why. Tommie Akin. you old horse
thief! Where'd you come from?''
"Darned II It isn't Walt Burns. Of
Joplin! Haven't seen you since old
Harvard days. What are you do!ag
here?"
In business here. Been here three
years"
The dickens you say! Been in At
lanta four years myself Where dye
keep yourself?"
Hard at work."
Same here,"
In Same Building.
Then the two friends talked over
campus days. climbed on board the
same trolley and came back 10 town,
agreeing to dine together that night
They got off at the same corner.
Got to go up to my office a minute
and look over the late mail" said
Akin.
Ne, too" said Burns I'm in this
building. too
cont NJ tho fourtaa,,th a,,,.. 90 oh.
called to the elevator man stimuli
taneousy. Then Burns unlocked the
door of No. 1926. on which the sign
Of the Baileywick Bottled Bunk Com
p9ny was blazoned. Mr. Akin drew
out the key of No. 1444. just across
the hall. where the Empire Egg Erad
icator Corporation held forth Then
| hey looked at each other
DO you mean TO tell me you"
they both began at once.
Yes. right across the hall" thew
| both answered I'm chorus.
All Of which is a fake S to names
| and numbers but true a dozen times
year as to essentials. The office
l buildings Of Atlanta are about as So
/ ciable : two rival book agents on the
/ trail Of the same customer. They
carry an unwritten Label. For Bust
ness Only"
| Hidden Behind Corporation Names.
Seventy per cent of the business
4 men in Atlanta are hidden under the
names of the corporations they serve
| The doors Of the. offices are always
closed. and none but customers know
that John Smith is 1.-THE works in the
| branch Office Of the Great Northern
Napkin and Notion Company.
Things like that happen every
day said the, manager Of one OF the
buildings. A couple of friends meet
| in an elevator and find they've been
next door neighbors for a year with
out either knowing it.
WHY. the man who had got away
with a million from a bank couldn't
hide in a safer place than private
office under a corporation name No
| body would ever know he was there
unless he put his own name on the
! door"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
Chief Justice White
Holds Sway in Car

WASHINGTON. April 15.-Chief
Justice White Of the L. : Supreme
Court gave seats to three women on
a street car. It was this way:
The Chief Justice and Justice Van
devanter sat talking when several
women got on the car. There were
no seats for them. The Chief Justice.
first to notice the fact, arose politely
and rendered his seat Justice VAN
devanter did the same. Two Of the
women sat down. There was still
some room left and a third woman
sat down.
She smiled. The other passengers
smiled. So did the Chief Justice, as
his huge form swayed back and forth.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
Warranty Deeds.

I S2.550-H. A. Etheridge to Phoenix
( Investment Company. lot 120Xl2O feet,
/ west side Stevens Street, 100 feet OF
/ Lena Street Also lot S0xl20 feet
east side Ollie Street, 200 feet south
OF Lena Street September l6. 1912.
/ S2100-J. NJ Armstrong TO F. T
I Morris. lot .S1x226 feet. north side of
/ Chattahoochee Avenue. ass feet west
+ of Main Street, East Point. April H.
1913
/ s1,5OO-Mrs. 8. r. Green to John
Bips lot lO0x200 feet, southeast side
/ Lethea Street, 272 feet northeast OF
Richmond Avenue. March p, 1913.
/ 81, Love and Matte 3.
I Moore ct al 10 Thomas w. Moore. lot
219x20O feet. west side Marietta Road
2l9 feet north OF the school house lot
land lot Pa April IA. 1913
/ Deed to Land-Thomas Moore to
Thomas Walter Moore, lot 200X334
feet. west side Bolton Road. 41s feet
west Of line OF land lot 230 Seven
tenth District July &c. 1912
S2O,OOO-H. w. DeCourtenasy to
/ Southern Railway Company. lot u,
corner land lot a., on McDonough
Road April "A. 1913.
S70O-G. A. G. Hill to Mrs Madge
Hart. lot 100x10O feet north side
Kicklighter Street. 376 feet east OF
county line. April 4. 1918.
$1,S00-Edwin p. Ansley to +. G.
Stelnhauer and F. L. Wight, Jr., lot
122x15s feet, east side Vedado Way.
being lot s, block D. OF Vedado sub
division April 4, 1918.
S1SO0--F. c. Steinhauer and r. l..
Wight. Jr TO Mrs. Carrie b. keene,
same property. April, 1918.
s300-Same to same. lot S6XlOO feet,
north side School Place. 146 feet east
Of Buchanan Street. April. 1913.
$500 Realty Trust Company to F.
c. Steinhauer and f. L. Wight, Jr.,
same property March Is, 1919.
81. 356-W. p Kelly 20 Robert
Smith. No. S85 Crew Street, 40Xi92
feet July u. 1909.
$4,000 and other Consideration.
r Smith. Jr. to Paul r. Vose, lot
774x250 feet, northeast corner Collier
and Howell Mill Roads. Also lot 2O0x
1855 feet. northwest corner Hemphill
Avenue and Collier Road. April IL.
1913.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
FORMER CITY CLERK GETS
a YEARS AT CARR0LLT0N

CARROLLTON. GA. April Is
Emmett Smith. former City Clerk and
City Attorney here, pleaded guilty
Yesterday afternoon to the charge 81
emhezzling S6,008 He was sentenced
TO four years at hard labor
Smith is a member of one OF the
most prominent families in Carroll
County. and al the time the shortage
was discovered it created intense eN-
element. In entering his plea smith
made an eloquent and stirring address
To the jury
smith was indicted by tire Grand
Jury last saturday.