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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-02-26
Sheriff Sale. No. 1882.
Thad B. hampton
VS.,
BabingtOn Bros, Ltd.

By virtue of an order of seizure and
sale, issued out of the Goth judicial
district court, state of Louisiana, par
ish of Washington, in the above en-
titled cause, and to me directed, |
proceeded to seize and did offer for
sale on Saturday, Feb. 7, 1914, the
following described property, to-wit:
Lot 3 and 23.14 a. off the east
ern portion of lot 4 of sec II of tp
2, s r 10 Q, containing 55.l4 a;
net Of sw4 and sw4 of sw4 of sec
Il. tp 2, s r 10 e, containing 1854
a; n hf of SET and n hf of hf of
SCI of sec II, tp 2 s r 10 e, con-
tanning 81 a; n hf of sw4 of sw4
of sec II. tip 2 s r 10 e, less 5 a in
ne cor. containing 5.07 a; nw4 of
set of sec Il, tp 2 ST Zoe, con.
tanning 40.15 a; g hf of sw4 sec
II, tip 2 s r l0e, less 40 a, contain
ing 40.3O a; ne4 Of nw4 and seq
of nw4 sec Is, tip 2 8 Zoe, less
40 a sold, containing 1870 a:
W hf Of nw4 Of sec IA, tp 2 s 10
9, less 10 a in W cor. of nw4 of
nw4, containing lilo a; nw4 of
set sec IA, tp2s r 10e, containing
40.78 a; n hf Of ne4 sec "a, tp 2
s r Zoe, less 81 a sold, contain
ing 28.48 a; SCI Of ne4 sec "a tp
2 s 10 9, containing 1892 a; SET
of SET sec "a tip 2 s 10 e, con-
tanning 41.96 a, lots 5, 6 and 7 of
sec "a, tip 2 s 10 e, containing
56 a; lots |, 9, 8, and 4 sec Is, tp
2 s r 10 Q, containing less 20 a
sold, 86.40 a; lots 2 and 3 sec SO
tp 2 s + 10 e, containing, les u
a, 1886 a; lot 6 sec 1, tp 2 s r 10e,
less 1855 a sold, containing 32.47
a; 3d. a in Ortan Day hr No.
~, tip 2 sr 10 e, containing IS. 26
a; ne4 of nw4 sec 4, tp 2 S r II e,
contn'g 39.75,a 80 a in sec 4, tp 2
s r II e, 34.34 a in sec 6, tp2 s r
lie; 1898 in sec 6, tip 2 s e,
set of SCI sec II, tp2 II g,
containing 1920 a, W hf Of sw4
sec 10, tp 2sr II e, containing
81 a set of ne4 sec 20, tip 2 s r II.
g containing 1856 a; net of SCI
sec 20, tp Is Y II e, containing
80. 90 a; sw@ of nw4 sec 20, tp 2
s r IL e, containing 80. 65 a, nw4
of nw@ sec q, tp 2 S r II e, con.
tanning 4O.O7 a; W hf Of nw4 sec
30, tip 2 s r II e, containing 1910
a; s hf of sw4 sec 80, tp 2 sr II e.
containing 1910 a; W hf of Fuss
sell Hr No. Al, tp2 5 + 10 e., con
320.67 acres,
And the timber only on the
following.
65.09a in sec Z, tip 2 s + II q,
nw4 of SCI sec 8, tip 2 s r II e;
100 a, being part of the nw4 Of
nw4 sec 80, tp 2 s r II e. and a
part of the s hf of sw4 of sw4 of
sec zS, tip 2 S r II e, and a part of
the hf Of net of sec 30, tip 2 S
IL; e S hf of hf of sw4 of SET sec
5, tip 2 s Ri Q; and the portion
Of sw4 see 9, tp Is r II e; and
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Sheriff Sale-.No. 1857.
Calvin 1'alley
w w. Ra bingtOn.

Rv virtue of an order OF seizure ana sale Is
sued out of the 26th judicial district court of
Louisiana, in and for Washington parish, in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell
at public auction, to the last md highest bid
der, on
Saturday, March Il, 1914
at the principal front door of the courthouse at
Franklinton, La, between the legal sale hours
for judicial sales the following described prop
erty, to-wit;
Twenty i've acres of land, more or
less. situated in the town of Frank
linton, described as follows: Bound
ed on the north by lands Of Mrs. L. l..
Darlington, west by Bogue Chitto
river, south by McCreary Lumber Co.,
east by w. G. Magee and extension
of Spring Street. Being part of the
same property acquired of Darlington
BROS, Ltd, and by them Of DR.. W.
L. Fisher.
Terms of Sale: Cash, without ben
eft of appraisement.
This 4th day of February, 1914.
T. J. Simmons, Sheriff.
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Sheriff Sale. No. 21z!.
HazelhurSt Oil Mi, & f. rtiiizn!
N'..>Ii


c. II. I.icl M.
Notice is hereby CIV lth " TT
or writ OF herr Eael", il, ii urJ
the above cn'.yled aUu n;.nl"r
cause, to me GirecleI ANA Il, ..,rr
for execution, Will proceed r., ;,
at public auntiun t. t.4s IS t H"t..iy
est bidder Oh
Saturday, Marrl y, lEir
at the principal front door OF the "or
house at FrankIinton, la. between
the Legal sale houls lor judicial sales,
the following described property to-
wit:
First: One hundred acres of land,
bounded east by Banner lumber Co,
Ltd, west by Bogue Chitto river,
south by estate of Albert Bickham
and north by John Smith.
Second: 70 acres of land, more or
less, off the east side of a tract of
land bounded on the north by c. H.
Bickham, east by Banner Lumber Co.
Ltd, west by field running north and
south the entire length OF the land
and south by lands OF Thomas ,.lck-
ham: Kelly Bickham and Eldridge
Bickham.
Third: All the timber on The fol-
lowing lands situated in Washington
Parish, Louisiana, to wit: One hun
dred acres, more or less, situated in
headlight No. SO, TIP, /. S., R 10 e.,
and more fully described as follows,
to-wit: Bound d II by Sar1 Kemp,
by Osyka road, W by Bogue Chitto
river with east line as follows: begin
ming at a certain drain between two
fields where it is intersected by the
Usyka road and run in northeast
erly direction along said drain to road
that leads to tennnt house for a
distance of about one quarter of
mile and from thence norCh to south
ern boundry of lands of Sam Kemp.
Terms of sale: Cash with the BEN
eft of appraisement.
This 9th day of February, 1914.
Il. J. Simmons, Sheriff.
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given to all persons. firms
and corporations, whose names appear as
depOSitOrs on the books of the Union Bank of
t'rankntOn, La, that they must file their
verified claims with the state examiner OF
state banks, or with his duly appointed Specia
agent, Jasper s. Brock Jr and make legal
proof as to the Justice thereof on or before
he 18th day OF May, 1914 at Franklin
ton, Louisiana. in accordance with Section Al
of Act 800 of 1910 WIN. l.. Young.
Oct. 9 State Examiner of State Banks.
If, j. 5, BROCK JR., Special Agent.
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And the following lands "a 80 a
in the VIM. Varnadman hr No. Al
tp 1 S r 10 e, acquired book IS
page 397. The 81. IS u above
mentioned being fully described
as follows: Begin at IL point in
the east line of hr ~, III, 1905
ch north Of where The tp line
crosses the hr line; thence n So
w ID chs; thence n 10 w ISL
chs; thence II l5o G 3.Jl chs;
thence n 10 g 20 ch t. cas-; line
of hr, thence S 1O0 Z on hr line
27.51 ch to place of beginning,
And the 80 a in sec f, 2.11, is
described as follows: Begin 2 ch.
south of the Half Mile post on
the west line Of sec 40; thence
run s $50 e 20 CHI; thence hfo
W II IL chs; thence n 50 1.2o W
i-o' 0''' 'no''N0 " -
thence II $50 W 4.S1 Oh; thence
IVY ''''''''s'
anu VIC o''f " J." Nr -
10 oo'0i 'oe" 90 '''''"'' w
VIC 07''''7 Vi 'o' ~ '''' 49,
@ ., !, o a..
90 ,
,,,l th >, 90 :, q Off
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o9o 90 -, -, ,'on :, :, 10 -,
- o,,.. ,n.,.n., !, 90 o,s ,b..no,.
% 90 ~ - 1.1-,. ,,,,n. .
80 .co -
'l,.n.' 90 10 1 ~ @ 81. 60
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"a ~, e. "A - 1>>.,,,.;;,,,a
:, T;,Io po,I, i, n.,,r, 60 ovo,,,
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n7on;hnd nnonortv 9
-,
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4 ~ T
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~ q ~
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'0'4' a" '" a W 90 ." ''1 49,
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W. l., q ~, -"
- . -, - y, 'o4 '1c 49, ~ '0s'''''''
,"o WV 80 " 20 o"4' ~ ."
~ ~ 80
O ~ ,o1, W.
~ iva '"4 v.
eo4 soo ~ ~ 0oli'e'i'Ans 1o'A
a, e nj OF nW4 sec l3, tip 2.lO con-
taining 20 80 a.. mart W hf of nw1
sec IA, Z.lO containing Il.lO a,
nart If q Dav hrAo coo % III
f'i ~ 10y " wv o.
containing 1920 a; part OF lots
1 ond ,oo OF oon+o;,n;no
4a.nart Of nw4 Of Gel ser 6
o ~ aot.os III H.
I'll, CONTAINING % d., oil Ill Che
Parish of WASHINGTON, State OF
HooA9i"ll"'
Also timber on 65. 90 a in sec 7
~ o11 oo,a.+o1rD oo,
/ W Z ~ IL q solo W e. I. fearsol
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CHARTER
OF Bsbington's Drug Store, lncor-
porated, Located at s-rank.inton.
Louisiana.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
state OF Louisiana,
PARISH of WASHINGTON.

BE IT KNOWN AND REMEAi BERED,
That on this. the 18th day of January,
y. d., Nineteen Hundred and Fourteen,
y, fore me. NSChOLA H. GARTER, a
-.Vtary uhllc in and for the Parish of
" aShrngtOn. State Of Louisiana, duly
, ,mmisSlOned, sworn and QGalItled, and
in the presence of che witnesses mere
matter named and undersigned, per-
SohallN came ANA appeared the per
sons whose names are hereunto sub
.chDcl. and VINO declared unto me
, III NOtnrN that, aVallIng themselves
+ tnc .,,W. If the SAFE If louisiana
relative to the organization Of COrpO-
Iau0nS they have formed, and oy these
presents, do form ana constitute them
selves, as well as All such other per-
SONS as may hereafter JON or become
ASSOCIATED with Them. or with their
successors, MO q corporation Tor thc
OBJECTS and purposes, and under the
conditions following, to-wit:
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Sheriff Sale-No2373.
H. W. Magee.
VS..
Darlington Bros. Ltd.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
order of seizure and sale issued out,of the. 26th
Judicial District COurt-of Louisiana, in and
for Washington Parish, in the above entitled
cause and to me directed will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and highest
bidder on
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ARTICLE III.

The objects and purposes for which
this corporation is established, and the
nature Of the business to be carried on
by it, are hereby declared to be the
operation Of a drug store confection-
cry and notion store; to buy and sell.
either at wholesale or retail drugs,
medicines, confectionery supplies, to-
such notions and novelties as are
usually sold in class drug store.
ana 90 all acts necessary and proper
for the conduct and maintenance of the
business as above outlined, or as incl
dental thereto.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-30

rRnaTH8IB sALl

s's3ltok9so. g -hereby given that purspant
SeIfTEEtfhoEtEy= vested in me-, the under
e. kelas ,(riistaes abY virtue of q deed. OF
tFlsf 6sarlnE date on .FabraaFy Is, 1871.
- d6,by Albert zinn and Columbia zinn:
fg1rE7ffa 20. me as, such trustee. and OF
SSsSssiiSl- iu-t6s once. OF the Clerk OF the
Co.. - Court OF Harrison County, West
IxfrR4nla In Trust Book. No. f.. 81. page
abTs md rursuanS TO notice given me of
- ri "a. iae s1payment OF a note by the
- 49, lblffr Rian In. the said, Deed OF
rer1iSfs rdescrtbed,t and pursuant to the
X afSl{So8 Esrnfla K Elliott, the owner
sd SldSr % said note, to sell by reason
"a 80 9efaHlt.sL' the Yndersigaed, trI Us.
TfdS No. -ofefhe court house of HarFi-
sos CoaEtSy West Virginia. on the 4th
dav oS-Aprtl, 1914, between the hours of
49,, O'clock In the afternoon, and three
ssSiSela the afternoon of said day. al.
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SKELETON
of a Dog of the Stone Age Is
on View at the Ancona
Museum.

ROME. Mar. sO-The only com. I
plete skeleton in Itaiy of dog OF
the Stone Age Is now. on view in the
Ancena museum. The animal fol-
lowing its master, e believed to have
Toamed the valley OF the Pc several
thousand years ago DOG. and man
were buried togsther, and their
bones are today displayed in the an
cient tomb from which they were un-
earthed
This 'canis paiustF.c. rptimeyer''-
to give this ancient dog its Official
evidently Is a cross between
the dog of today and the iackaI.
The skeleton OF the man is asp
highly interesting because OF the PEE
cul ar manner Ess4Shicn Il Is hunched
together. The bones are bent
over the .aDdoE5p and the, arms
raised with the hands over. the face.
It thuS shows a striking Resemblance
to the skeletons OF the same period
found in Egypt.
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arrested and prosecuted for keep ms
and storing liquors In West Virginia.
Conrlu iun.
The state 10 to. be coasrat ulaSed
thai It has. a governor Of force and
engaged in the liquor business.
the amendment aud law, shall
be enforced to the letter and
spirit thereof. The state is further
TO be congratulated that every mem
her of the state administration is in
accord and sympathy with this Wow
of the governors, So far as the
state administration is coRcerneds
there. win be no want of effort and
diligence to enforce the law accord
ing to the, expressed wishes OF the
people, 1t requires no prophet to
foretell that the people, of this ma
ton. as well as OFT state. iropoSs
that the sale OF intoxicating LIQUORS
In the nation shall csase.. II was q
remarkable incident n the history of
the nation when Congress BY an
overwhelming vote passed, oyer, the
presented to Congress resolut ors
Law. IT was a remarkable /, scene
when recently great strong men as
semoled at the nations capitol anu
presented to Congress resolutions
looking to nationwide prohibition
and it is only matter of a few years
until the sister states WIN. join West
Virginia In her purpose y -pazbtt
the sale of Intoxicating liquors.
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STOMACH UPSET.
Get All the Real cause II AXE
Dr.. EDWARDS olive Tablets

That's WHIST THOUSANDS Of stomach suf-
ferers are doing now. Instead of taking
touics, or trying e patch Up Poor aige IS
the ailn9ent-clogsed liver and disordered
bowels. ..t 49,.
DR.. Edwafds oiiSs Tablets arouse re
liver and Bowels are pertofmins their
natural functions, away goes indigestion
and stomach troubles.
II you have bad taste in your mouth
tongue coated, appe Ute poor, lazy Goa t-esfS
Feline, no ambition 81 enefgys tronpSe0
with undigested food. yoI should tai e OliVe
Tablets, the substitute for calomei:
Or. Edward's Olive Tablets are a p7reIY
vegetable compoupd mixed with olive oll-
YeIa win know them by their olive cotofs
They do the work without gripping, cramps
or pain. - -.
Take one or two d Bedtime for qaieS
relief. so ven can eat what you IKE. At 100
and 25c Der bog. The Olive TaoIee Com.
rahy. Columbus Ohio,
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the following described tot or parcel of
land situate In Kelly. ]: Ill addition TO
East cIarksburg, in the aunty of Harri-
son and state of West. NirEtnIa, and be-
same appears ON, a plot Sef The lots Of
said Kelly Hill Addition If record In the
Office of the said Clerk IN Deed Book No,
more Particularly described in the said
FERNS OF SALE: one-third ti-8)
of the purchase price in cash on the day
of the sale, and the resldsse in two equal
annual instaiimentS, beading interest at
six per cent per annum from date. for
which the purchaser shall execute his
negotiable promissoFy mites with good
and sufficient. personal SECURITY and In
addition thereto the payment thereof
shall be secured by. a vendors lien on
CHARLES B. JOHNSON Trustee.
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lTo ba oontinhedI
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70 curs cold Il 6as n&z
f aiSe To- it cs1fe e :. " 67VE's sishStSre
Is on each box. ESQ
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Patent NIeIitl4es,

The dueStfop has Aesn asked so
What extent .fierchahi& and others
nay sen pateat h4edte,he& and oth e.
breparationg that cohtafn alcohoi.
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-10-12
At THE GARRICK.

The Garrick Theatre announces an
exceptionally good bill this week, as
a feature of the OLD Home Week
celebration in Wilmington. Several
distinct headliners have been en-
gagged. while the bill is good all the
way through So as not to interfere
with the patrons who desire to see
the parades, the performances will
not be started any day or evening un-
til after the parade has gotten off
Market street
Among the big acts on the bill this
week are Joe Harris farce after the
Wedding" which will be given by
Edward Farrell and company of
comedians; "The Boarding School
Girls" a lively musical comedy, which
is given by large company of pretty
girls; the Schumann Quartet; the
juggling Marshes, the Misses Camp
bell, singing team; Alice DeGarmo
an aerial artist; Hamilton and Barnes
comedians, and others.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-10-12
MANY SUGGEST Names
FOR Green Label beer

The contest waged during the past
month for new name for "Grecn La
BEL beer ended last night at midnight
with a food of letters. Contestants had
until Sunday, October IL, midnight, TO
send in their suggestions for a new name
for this Wilmington product, and many
waited TO the last minute An letters
postmarked before midnight last night
will be counted. There were lew late
arrivals. These, OF course, are elini-
mated.
Owing to the great lumber of sug
gestions received 1t will be impossible for
the Judges to announce the winner of the
$50 for probably ten days to two weeks
They want TO measure carefully the
value of each name before deciding.
The Bavarian Brewing Company
wishes 90 extend its thanks 20 the public
for its cooperation in the dilhcult prob
lem of selecting a name for the Green
Label product.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-10-12
MILLER BROTHERS co.
INVITES their FRIENDS

Miller Brothers Company, Of No.
213 Market street, has sent out the
following invitation to their out-of-
town friends
'We cordially invite you and your
friends TO make our store your head
quarters during your visit to our
city, Old Home Week, October IL
to IL. We have arranged every
known convenience to make your
visit a genuine pleasure Some Of
the courtesies which we want you to
accept free with our compliments
are:
Free messenger service-You may
use our messengers to have your
packages or baggage carried from
place TO place, or your messages dis
patched.
Free telephones-You may use
our private telephones TO call your
friends, or have them call you.
Free rest rooms-We have fitted
up rest room for your convenience
with comfortable rest chairs, where
you may come in and rest after the
parades, or meet your friends.
Mail and telegram service-Direct
your letters and kilograms in care of
our store, and they will be handed to
you when call for them. We have
made preparations 10 take care OF
your. mail and messages.
Free shipping service-This de-
partment will take care of your pack
ages and baggage. and will ship any
or all packages to any point you may
designate. All this service is free to
you, without any obligation on your
part We want you to get acquainted
with us and our store"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-10-12
Shapes DATA FOR
Canal PURCHASE
Senator Salisbury to Urge
Acquisition Of c. & D.
Waterway in December
ALSO SENDS LETTER TO
SECRETARY GARRISON

Senator Willard Salisbury today
stated that the object of his resolu-
ton, adopted by the Senate last week,
is to have placed before the next ses-
sion of Congress in December, when
a new river and harbor bill will
come up, the many recommendations
which have been made by govern
ment boards. commissions and Of
ficials and engineers in river and har-
Dor work, recommending the acquisi-
ton by the government of the canal.
Senator Salisbury has sent the re-
ports, data, memoranda, etc, he has
collected on the canal subject to Sec
rotary of War Garrison along with
a letter, in which he says:
My object is TO have before the
Senate at the next regular session
complete information which will be
readily available showing the great
advantages of this work, OF which
?m thoroughly convinced by a careful
consideration of all the reports made.
The canal was of great use during the
Civil War in the transportation OF
troops and for the concentration of our
naval forces in the two great bays in
time of war will be invaluable, / think
according to the-opinion of all naval Of
flcers who have considered the matter
Even the present small canal would
probably be available for torpedo boats
and submarines, etc, if the locks are
suitable Even moderate deepening
of the canal would render it available
for the larger vessels of the navy, suct
as destroyers, etc.
"My belief is that an examination
of the information already available
will show the tremendous advantage
from commercial. naval and military
standpoints of the undermining of
this canal and the purchase aud en-
will conclusively demonstrate in a
commercial way whether the system
OF projected inland waterways will
come up TO the expectations of the
advocate of this system.
Il also beg to suggest that with
the present Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal so enlarged as to permit
the concentration of our fleet supple
mented by like canal across New
Jersey would enable us to concen-
trate our fleet at any point from Mar
ragansett Bay to the Virginia Capes
without the knowledge of any enemy
off our coasts. This latter of course
IS a large proposition, but would
doubtless save US a tremendous
amount of money in strengthening our
fleet to such an extent that we could
defend threatened points along this
great shore line at any point of at
tack"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-10-12

unlawful act by Ripley in Massachu-
sets, Mrs, Curtin testified that he had
said he would take her TO Boston and
show her papers by which she could
make $500 Sne would have to swear
/ to something regarding a property al
/ Onset, owned by Mrs. Ross Mrs
/ Curtin was to put an attachment on
the Ross property She said she re
! fused 10 enter into agreement Re-
garding the paper in which Mr. Rip
ley agreed to give her $4,000. witness
said IL was done In the Massachusetts
matter The reason she went 10 Bos-
ton for the bonds was because he
Ripley, would not 90 When she re-
turned from Washington she said
Ripley choked her IN order to get the
letters in her possession. Witness
said the letters are wanted I'm a suit
regarding the attachment on Mrs.
Ross property. Witness said Ripley
was In sound mind al the time she OBJ
tanned his favor OF attorney AT this
point court took a recess until after
noon