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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
Richmond BOY With tho 'Tsuffaloes"
in Franco Finds Saviour.

Mrs. Rebecca cambridge, of 622
N. Thirteenth Street, this city has
received letter from her son, Pri-
vate r. A. cambridge, OF Company
l., OF tho famous seth Infantry, the
Buffaloes, now in active service in
Franco. Among othor things he
says:
"Dear Mother: Just a few tines
to let you know tho good news that
I'vo found safety and belief in Christ
Jesus. Two mover felt moro salts
fed in my life. had been praying
for about two months until last Sun
day whom tho Chaplain Of our Bat
talon came over anu hold services
(thank God for tho opportunity
had boon praying for) and / was
changed to a believing child OF tho
King. I feel az though I'd Ike to
put my arms around the whote N1orld
I. am 80 happy. am, noyt kr1aed
with a better weapon than ms Coy
eminent can afford, and thets tNth.
s""May God keep no until VA meet
IL nto or the other. as t9ta via, may
bs: rsaSsz, 5sssss skasssasssatsSE
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
VOLUME. XXXV, NUMBER AZ.

dcncc that evening, | was tired. Still
after eating dinner, l decided to see
Chicago after midnight. AS l strolled
up Thirty-first street at the inter
section Of Wabash avenue, | saw q
sign, "Avcnuc Theatre Lafaycttc Col
orcd players from Now York in "Tril-
by / went into the place and to my
surprise saw high class comic play
presented. The actors may have been
colorcd but they were white to all ap
pcaranccs from The reserved scat that
| occupied. AS Mrs. Leo and daugh-
ter explained it, one Of the leading
characters was black as black as she
portrayed it as one of Chicago's lead
ing black citizens.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
INFLUENZA SPREAD BY CARE
LESS FOLK.
Spanish Grippe Largely Due to Loose
Personal Habits Of Tn1ughtlCss
People-lIow to Avoid 1t.

Richmond, Va, September "a SUI
pcrStitious people who constantly
watch for signs and portents will
doubtless regard Il as Il significant
fact that Spanish grippe elias influ-
cnza made its first appearance at
Camp Lee on Friday the thirteenth
of September.
But common sense MORALS know,
almost without being told that the
malady is not in the least wise parti-
Guitar as to the date Of its coming and
that once it gets an impetus II re-
sDccts neither high nor low and trav
els with the wings of tho wind In
plain English, Spanish Influenza is
more than likely to como your way,
or as the late James Whitcomb Riley
might put it., these snccHing, cough
ing "gohblc.uns will git You If you
don't watch out"
SO the two important questions to-
day arc: What can ono do to prevent
the disease, or having "got" II, what
can one do to get rid Of it? First of
all, be it remembered that Spanish
grippe is one Of those spray-bornc di-
soascs whose spread depends largely
upon the personal habits OF individ-
uals. Those who feel themselves in
the clutches Of the malady should
therefore consider themselves in duty
bound TO "cover their sncczcs and
, coughs"-that is to exercise The great
est care in the use Of their handkcr-
chiefs lost they infect others. And
by the same token, all persons, sick
or we'll; should at all times abstain
from putting their fingers in their
mouths---a habit too common among
children and not altogether unusual
among adults. Take pains, too 90 avoid
rcowded, III ventilated places where
many persons assemble.
IF all mon wore raliGiOusly to OH.
serve these simple rules Spanish
rrippc to say nothing OF several 9TH
or iaaiaC.t. r>i'li. -, ~ e ra',t ai,A
it's victims would number only nun
drcds instead Of untold thousands.
But humankind, alas. is slow in school
ing itself to the Observance OF cvcn
tho simplest measures for the pre-
vcntion of disease and so Spanish
influenza probably will soon he here
there and every where. Tt is good to
know that tho malndy is seldom
menace to life. or discomfort, how
ever it affords plenty. First comes
tho sudden onset OF severe chill, fol
lowed by headache and pain in the
back and limbs. Acute catarrhal con
ditions Of tho throat and nose appear
also, and the fever for n while may
go up to 1903, possibly higher.
Those attacked by the disease
should go promptly to bed. got q doc
tor and strictly obey his orders. And
above all things, they should consci-
cntiouSly avoid passing the infection
to others.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
HAYES MONUMENT DAY.

No doubt, the many friends Of our
late chieftain, Prof. G. w. Hayes will
go on record the second Sunday. Oc-
tcber 18th with liberal donations for
the monument 10 be erected at the
Virginia Theological Seminary and
College in honor Of the life and "a
bors OF Professor Hayes.
me second Sunday in October is
Monument Day. The Following do
nations have already come in: n.
l.. Banks, S1.00; DR.. N. Jordan,
$1.0O; DR.. Charles Stewart, $500;
DR.. j. Fl. Smith. $500; Mrs. a. NJ.
Monroe, $1.0O; Smith River Associa-
ton, $11.0O. Other donations to
follow.
Yours for the Monument,
A. A. CALVIN,
Chairman OF the Monument Commit
tee, 232 S. Main St., Danville, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
Mr.. johnson Here.

Mr.. J. Tom Johnson, tho we'll
known colored cement contractor OF
Youngstown, Ohio is spending this
week in the city, the guest of his
sisters, Mrs. Blanche Robinson in
East 18th Street and Mrs. Anna
Goosby in Decatur Street. Tuesday
night he was entertained at the home
OF MRS; Robinson, where the guests
enjoyed themselves with minor
games until late hour. Wednesday
night another feast was in store at
the nome OF Mrs. Goosby, the elder
sister or MT. johnson. A royal time
was spent there and the many friends
regretted when the hour came for
departure. He leaves for his home
tomorrow Sunday with the best
wishes OF his many friends.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
ABLE ADDRESS,

But President John t.. Noel read
his address and two great speeches
ny two great mon were delivered,
Francis II. Si%son. Esq, Vice Prrsi.
dent Guaranty Trust Co, New York
and Hon. Samuel Untcmycr. Coun.
sci, National Association Of Radway
Security Owners. The room, was cill-
cd to rs Utmost capaci'y It VS. 70.
coGniZcd that The success OF tho moe
ing was due to the admiral planning
ana management OF NJ. w. Harrison
Secretary OF the American Bankers
Associations. ! roanCd through the
streets OF Chicago during the lunch
con hour and returned promptly To
attend the afternoon session. Victor
a. Lcrsncr, Esq, ComptrCllcr vii
!:amsburgh Savings Bank Brooklyn,
n. vi was Installed in office rs Prcsi-
dent.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
PRICE, FIVE CENTS
Services at Leigh Street Memorial
Nj. IL. Church.

The services were we'll attended
all Gay last Sunday. The Pastor
praechcd at 1880 a. NJ. to Il large
appreciative audience from Hosea
1894, using as his subject, Soul
Suicide"
At $3.50 p. NJ. the Pastor preached
very strong sermon to Il packed
house, the occasion being the fourth
anniversary of tho Seven Buzzards
Beneficial Club and their Auxiliary.
AS evidence Of their appreciation, tho
Club lifted n collection and Il very
substantial sum was contributed.
At the 500 o'clock service tho
EvanEclistic Campaign was started.
Rev. G. l.. Brown, the Evangelist, is
Il native born African and Is Il Won
dcrful preacher. The meetings are
being we'll attended and will contin-
No every night next week. Tho pub
lie is most cordially invited TO attend
tho services.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
MUCH SKILL DISPLAYED.

Colorcd actors had learned to make
themselves white just as some Of the
white actors often succeeded in max
ing themselves black. I was much
pleased with the skill displayed.
This French play was reproduced in
manner that would have done cred
1T to any class of white actors in this
country. a large crowd of colorcd
people were present and here and
there hi'c people could be seen in
the audience. I was soon at Mrs
Lees residence and went to slcep
quickly. When morning came [ was
prepared for the days experiences.
Arriving in the EliZabcthian Room
Of the Congress Hotel, l saw many
souvenirs of tho great struggle on
the other side. There were pieces
OF zcppclins that had been destroyed
by Grca; Britain. There too were ma
chine guns. and numerous mcmcnt Dos
OF the great conflict.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05

Mrs. M. Ellen Brown and Miss
Armeta Washington, wife and grand
daughter Of Rev. J. l.. Brown, OF
Hanover County, Va. have arrived
home safely, after spending several
weeks visiting Mrs. Browns sons,
daughters and sister. Her first visit
was to Plainfeld, N J., where she
was tho guest Of three of her sons.
Lincoln, Thomas, Douglas, and her
daughter, Mrs. Maria Hunt. From
there she went to Massachusetts to
visit her oldest son, Elemuel Brown,
daughter, Mrs. Bertha johnson and
Slater, Mrs. George Stewart. After
enjoying their trip immensely they
returned homo whore they were re-
NSs~sd VIVA nAH&h dsltSht.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
EDITOR MITCHELL
TRAVELS III the
NORTHWEST
The American Bankers Association.
Amusing Scenes in thicaS".-
humorous Performances. --- The
Clowns in II CircuS.--NiciouS
LiOnS..-OtIcr Incidents.

Chicago, with its tcCT!ng thOuS-
anGs of population is Il place OF con
tinuous interest. ] had rested we'll
tho night before and l hurried the
next morning in order that [ might
be in time to attend the meeting OF
tho Executive Committee of the SAY
ings Bank Section Of the American
Bankers Association. During Il mcm-
bcrship OF fifteen years l had never
before been invited 10 he present.
called at the Office OF the Chicago Dc
fender, $3.50 State street. Editor k.
S. Abbott who in tho field OF financial
and successful journalism has out
distanccd his associates requested me
to wait Il few minutes and he would
take me down in his club automo-
bile. II is a handsome SIX cylinder
Appcarson car. The price of the car
was $500.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
HAS 4 GOOD MEMORY.
Recognizes Man at Once, Whom He
Hadn't Seen for 45 Years.

Vinoland. N. j., September a.
w. V. Prince has pretty good men,
Dry. a day or two since, when
Thomas a. Liggin, OF Richmond. Va.
called at his door, Mr.. Prince said,
Hello, Tom" Mr.. Liggin is col
orcd man who worked in the Kimball
and Prince lumber yard about forty
five years ago. Since leaving hero
he became q building contractor in
Richmond and came to Vineland to
look after his wife's grave.
Mr.. Licgin built the house on Main
road known as tho Parker house, in
1865. and has been living in tho
South for n number of years. TTo
brought his son, who was horn In
tho house, with him from Woodbury.
and showed him the old home. When
Mr.. Liggin arrived here he asked
for an old resident and in tho person
Of Thomas Morris, tho jitncur, no
found Just the man no wanted to
show him around.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
RAISED OVER $40, 900.

The 50th anniversary OF the Walk
or Baptist Association was held in
Tabernacle Baptist Church, Augusta,
Ga, from September 10Th to 23rd.
Rev. G. IT. Walker the Moderator,
urged tho brethren during the year
to bring up TO the Jubilee Anniversary
$4,000 and the 100 churches com
prising this body laid on the table in
actual cash $22,014.30 which is the
largcstamount raised by any district
association or state convention among
the colorcd Baptists OF this country.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
MANY AUTOMOBILES THERE.

A few moments later We were at
State and Congress streets, where
! requested him to accompany me to
the Congress Hotel, just about Il half
block away, where was located the
hoadquartcrs OF the American Bank
crs Association. For block or more
the boulevard was crowded with auto
mobiles. They were there FOR the pur
pose OF taking the bankers, their fami-
lies and thcir guests over the city to
see the sights. Even so carly in the
week the lobby Of this palatial hotel
was crowded. Have you ever seen
one Of these hostclricS? \ description
may be OF interest. AS you enter the
Congress ST., door way n tall uniform
cd colorcd attendant stands with all
of the ease and grace Of tho old south
crn family servant. Inside TO tho right
is the Union Tickle. Office. where
transportation may be secured to
any part of the United States or to
any foreign country with which wc
may be affiliated.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
Rev. William Thomas Vacation,

Rcv. William Thomas, b. TIL.
Pastor OF tho First Union Baptist
Church, Of this city, has returned,
after most pleasant vacation. AS
usual he spent four weeks in revival
for Rov. +. Lowell, d. ID. Ono week
0t liothcl Church, Mitchcll's, Va:
White Oak Ridge, Mt. pisgah, Mad
i&on, Va. and Cedar Grove, Bucna,
Va. rs W so converts were the re-
suits CT thcao meetings.
Rev. Thomas then met his vito in
N!H:i'"Iln'i. y. 9, md they paid ~
visit 10 their son, Nl'lm Thomas,
Dr., Newark, N. j., cnroutc to see
their oldest son, David G. Thomas,
who Is in at Camp Upton, but owing
TO the quarantine they could not 500
him. The congregation heard the
Pastor last Sunday with JOY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
4 BUSY STREET..

l had called to SEQ Attorney S. a.
II. watkins in his well furnished office.
l sat n few minutes and was leaving
when he entered the building. I 70
manned for u few moments and
promising to SEQ him again was soon
back at Congress Hotel. State street
chicago has been occupied chiefly
from 10th street or there aboutS up
to 35th street or thclA abouts by col
orcd folks. :ShOc-Shino parlors; bill
Lard and pool parl0rS, eating saloons
barber shops and moving picture
shows are in evidence. A few blocks
to tho East and West palatial homes
once occupied by tho WclltO-do white
citizens Of Chicago are now occupied
by wcll-to-do colOroa folks.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05

who came in contact with him. He
had lived in Richmond for the las
is years and was u rember of the
New Baptist Church c. which Rev.
II. J. j. Moshw-is prstor.
His funeral woS htHl 81 yfe above
named ch,I2h On 81 lag Ne 18th.
He was laid TO rest in Evergreen
Cemetery. He leaves Wife, one daugh
tor, Mrs. u. w. Gaines Of Philadcl.
phia. Pa. and one son G.. r. Ander-
son of Richmond and many relatives
and friends to mourn their loss.
est. Lullcs please copy.)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
MAMMOTH PARADE!if
Fourth Liberty Loan Drive, October
Fifteenth.

Twenty Thousand Women and
Girls Wanted. Women, Stop Look!
Listen! You are wanted, every ono
OF you, to take part in the Mammoth
Parade, Tuesday night, October Is,
eight o'clock. Whatever your age
or occupation, II you are q Colored
Woman, you are wanted.
Don't forget the date October 16,
1918, eight P. M.
All persons desiring to take a part
be ut Sharon Baptist Church, Tues
day Night. October s. to receive in
structions for October 10.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05

Mrs. Amelia Jones, OF 200 West
Twenty-first Street, South Richmond,
Is confined to her homo by illness.
Mr.. William A. Jackson, 1113 1-2
North First Street, porter for tho
G. and o. Company left the city last
Wednesday on a ten days vacation.
Flo will visit Washington, D. c.,
Philadelphia, Pa. and other Northern
cities.
Mr.. and Arrs. q. r. Vaughan, OF
sos Ia ". DuvaI Street have re-
eeived . letter from their son, Percy
G. Vaughan, Of Company !, 3o7th
PiQHsse IafaAtrs. azAsuaslns hss snfs
aB8S&a SsstssttsaaAs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
Sacred Concert at Fifth Street.

There will be rare sacred con-
cert at Fifth Street Baptist Church.
Sunday, October 13, 1918. at $3.50
O'Clock. Tho program is in charge
Of Mrs. Rosa b. Clarke and spicy
numbers will be rendered. Special
music will be rendered by the Junior
Choir Of tho Church.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We wish to state that the price of
the Old Reliable CHAMPION KID
NEY REMEDY has not changed on
account Of tho war. Sufferers from
Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Rheu-
matism, Rropsical ailments, can get
this wonderful remedy on receipt of
tho price, SO cents. THE CHAMP
ION KIDNEY REMEDY CO., Spring
field, Ohio. 1mo.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
GEORGE ID. ANDERSON.

George d. Anderson the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson of
Jetcrsyille, Amelia County, was born
there i'll 1916 and died September
18th, 1918. At his late residence 1882
Taylor street Richmond, Va
He was ut one time Supt, of the
Poor at Amelia Court House where
he spent his early years. He had
many friends and was loved by all
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
Violin Glasses.

Andrew Edwards, Concert Violin
list and Instructor, Of Newport, r. I.
has announced the opening OF classes
in tho art OF violin execution. Any
one desiring his service as an instruc-
tor or participant in recitals or con.
certs should address communication
Virginia Union University, Richmond
va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
THE COLORED COLONEL

! learned that Col. Franklin A.
Dcnnison OF tho former Eighth ILL
noia Regiment colorcd had returned
to this country from France. He
had broken down III health "ovcr
there and had been in tho Hospital.
He had been succeeded by Col. Rob-
crts (white) IIo had been met by
somo friends in Chicago and although
ne ms .stcd that he felt rs well as
no ever did in his life no was order
cd to tho Base Hospital at Dcs Moines
Iowa to recuperate. I called to see
his wife at their palatial home. Tho
house IS admirably located and l
was told formerly a milli0naires home.
1t is built Of stone. To the left as
you enter Is magnificent drive
way with granite pillars on either
sido. It leads to the side entrance and
to the garage in tho rear.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
THE COLONEL'S MADAME.

I rang tho bell and the door open
ed. I sent my card UP to the Mad
anne. l was invited into the parlor
and few moments later q lady look
ing much like m Anglo Saxon trip
ed down the steps and greeted me-
1t was Mrs. Dennison. She said that
Col. Dennison looked as we'll as no
over did and that he said that he
felt az well as no ever did in his life.
Further than this sho would not say
as she smilingly looked at me. Col
Dennison before he loft this country
was Assistant Attorney General His
Madame had been mado stenograph-
er in this same office during his alb
sonce. SAN around mo every evidence
Of wealth and refinement. I had no
hesitation In expressing my estonish
ment and admiration over what I
saw there,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05

WANTED--lA Settled Man to attend
to the furnace ana do light work
around the houBo. Good pay anu
O Seod hs&S fxr the right party.
apply. ISAAC HUTyTjBR., seeS
eMsa& ANape66 y a -.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05

Mrs. Charles Fl. Gibson OF Tuske.
gee Institute Ala, returned homo
much improved in health after a three
months stay in her old home R1sh.
mond, Va
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
ROIIING-JOHNSON,

Mrs. Mildred West announces tho
marriage OF her sister, Mrs. Mary l..
Johnson to Mr.. Nathaniel Boiling in
Washington, D. c., Monday, Septom
Dor 80, 1918. Reception later.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05

NAN OR WOMAN who wonders
about the future, get my Breast
Plate Protection and be Safe.
THOMAB SUPPLY CO., Matoaka.
West Wraknta.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
TIID GOLD ROOM

or
A large number of bankers were
already present. This room gets It's
name from tho manner in which 1t is
decorated. The high ceilings with It's
magnificent pedestals and carvings
arc finished in gold leaf or gold bronco.
The chairs are also golden. Secretary
M. W. Harrison evidently had arrang
Cd for tho meeting. Statistical charts
with Information relative to the per
cent of subscriptions to tho War
Loans wore also there. This was a
meeting Of the Executive Committee.
Mr.V. A. Lersner, chairman. The
State Vice Presidents were also pres
ent. Nr. Harrison's explanation OF
his statistical charts attracted inter
est and offered information that tend
"a to couse tho bankers of tho coun-
cry ito cit up and take notice.
... QOLORnD ACTIONS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05

Mr.. Thomas Dabncy left the city
Monday for New York. He was
deliberately entertained last Sunday
by the Union League business Club
Of which Mr.. Joseph Woodbridge Is
president and Mr.. John ]. Logan is
secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
THE RAINBOW GIRrss

] lefs 40 came, by the front door
way and q few moments later woe
breathing thas NIGHT air Of Chienai .
CSSeal4 On MaASEs 44kppSJ
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05

Mr.. II. r. Scott has returned to
The city much refreshed after spend
ing four weeks in Thornburg with
relatives. He had delightful time
and Is now back at Gil N. Third St.,
where no will be glad to see his
customers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
A SCENE OF ACTIVITY

There too arc tho Western Union
md tho Postal Telegraph Offices.
There too arc tho bureaus OF Infor-
nation. Post Office, Hotel Office,
baggage transfer office and tho A. b.
and Registration room. TO the latter
place wendell my way. TO tho right
We're many typewriter machines
and at each machine sat n white type
writer girl. Polite. ohliging and nc
complishcd. Dr. Abbott was close
observer. He stood almost at my
elbow. I handed my card to one Of
the ladies'. Sho began to typc-writc
the official registration card. Then
came the stereotype queries.
as your bank q member Of tho AS
ISOLATION? Any guests? Hotcl?" This
task completed she handed mo tho
registration card with instructions
to take it down to the end OF tho coun
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
THAT OFFICIAL BUTTON.

This I did and l lives handed the
official button of tho American Bank
OTIS Association and the fine leather
card case containing tho invitations
to the various amuscmcnts which
had boon arranged for Chicago bank
or's guests. The entertainments had
boon greatly curtailed. The list con
sisted OF visits to the various clubs
Of the city. On Wednesday and Fri
day nights tho banker had the choice
OF tho plays at about half dozen OF
the best theatres in Chicago. Upon
the suggestion Of DR.. Abbott, chose
the Cohan's Theatre and the Stude-
baker. Io bid mo adicu and I
went up to the "Gold Room" Of the
Congress Hotel.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05
GOLORND AOTO1s@.

MR&e c s1efvsa a Esha ssses ssse.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-06-18
Sheriff's Sale.

Georgia, Terrell County.-Will be
sold at the court house door in said
county on the first Tuesday in july,
1918, within the legal hours of sale,
to-wit: One house, lot and store house
where Irwin Gay resides Con April
10, 1850 on west side Brown Mill
public road leading from Dawson,
located and being in the Eleventh
district, and known as the place
bought by Irwin Gay from Miss Nit
tie Leonard, containing three (3)
acres, more or less, better described
in deed from Miss Mittie Leonard to
Irwin Gay, with improvements there
on; said land levied on as the prop
erty of Irwin Gay, to satisfy mort
gage execution issued on the first day
of June, 1918, from the superior
court of Terrell county in favor of
First State Bank against Irwin Cav.
This June 4, 1918.
J. 2. TURNER, Sheriff.