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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
100 True Detective Stories
No. 49-WEsT HEADS SOUTH
Copyright 1921. BIZ Tho Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate

I ing all tho qualifications Of the cre6t
ti"a from n bank would insure the re-
ccipl Of goods. even II they were Or
Grccd b. someone who wss non.exlstent.
So with The aid OF stationery specially
printed for the purpose. he had literally
created" q baEk out OF thin air. The
. Lee Trust company had no existence
: whatever. outside OF q few sheets Of
paper.
; One Of the members Of the gang. OF
Grating under an alias. would make ap-
plication for n bill Of goods The LSs
. Trust company would state that he had
. several thousand dollars on deposit, and,
sooner or later. the shipment would die.
appcar-possibly after one or two bills
! had been promptly paid In order TO
bolster the credit rating established ~
the hrs, purchase. Tho plan was =
, clever one. but like most organdsatioHS
Of Its kind. the L"fkowitE gang insisted
on trying II too often. !
Tie following morning ths Raw, M
Blake left Thurforten after receiving
a wire calling him home on urgsut bus.
mess and the next Saturday night LET.
kowltz and his fellow-workers met Adm
, To divide the spoils Of the prsviooA
week.
Just as they were counting out the
money there was q rustic In the bushes
from the side OF tbs clearing toward
the road. In a fash each man reached
for his revolver. But II was too late.
They faced n solid ring OF government
agents whose rifles formed b:!stling
deadly circle. Morning found every
member Of one Of the most spectacular
ha nkruptcy syndicates in the history OF
commercial crime safely lodged in
tails many miles away. and subject TO
the Jurisdiction Of a federal court on
n charge of using the malls TO defraud
So complete wa 8 the evidence. that they
were convicted without the necessity OF
securing the testimony Of the Rev. Mr..
Blake.
And that" as c. D. West later said,
in commenting upon the case. was
most desra bic. because the1e Is no tell.
Ing when my friend the minister VIII
have 10 resume his sojoGrn In the
mountains Hc--and I-enjoyed our
hrs, trip very much. though 1t wasn't
exact.y easy on the nerves"
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snakes around arc there?"
Snakes amt half as dangerous rs
some OF tn humans yo' all may run
into" WAS the drawing reply. some
says there's heaps o moon-sh!nin g"'
In on In these yere mountains. an
revenue officers is far welcome. Better
10 sure To wear that minister's Gct-uN
all III time, !rss'n you be taken for one
Of en-"
With smile and tho statement tina;
he didn't think any o.. the natives
, would mistake him for revenue ON
c!al. the Rev. Mr.. Blake settled down
into The dull routlr" OF tn" southern
town. Little by litt!e he Increased the
scope Of his observations. becoming
more and more familiar with the m"Jn-
tain trails. and maxim. friends with
the inhabitants OF the outlying coun'
Try. in spite OF all h:a GARCIA! inquir-
les however. there we're two phases
Of the case which puzzled hil:.. No one
admitted having heard OF man named
Gcrmainc. and he could find no trace or
the bank known rs the Leo Trust com
pany.
Guess I'll have 10 do 4 little regular
sIeuthlng," said the Rev. Mr.. Blake 70
h,s Other self &. II. West. While 1T,
getting away with halt dozen other
frauds"
1t was few nights later that the
Reverend Blake Started Off on one OK
his prolonged rambles "ross-country.
Very cautiously il" followed hail
concealed path leading up the noun
tain-s!de until he caught the faint
sound NJ voices above him. There were
evidently some men In the party. so
the pseudo minister vas extremely
careful as he parted the bushes which
screened tho meeting Place. One by
ono he identified the men. but he was
barely able 80 suppress start as one
80 them turned toward him. II WAS
Aaron Lefkowitz. one OF the sarewd"S'
commercial Schcm"rs IN the country
and a man who had previously been
successful In keeping just outside the
law
Wost remained in his hiding .nIace
long enough - grasp the details o: the
rlan by which the hig mail-ord"r whole
sa,c houses were b".ne 1cfrau!cd. ana
,hcn made his wa d"%n tho mountain
ne silently as he had come. The lce'
was simplicity Itself. LcfkGwi;z kh"W-
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showed him n good sized book about
as hetty as modern novel. and said
TO him: For tho cost OF one cent you
can have this book: II you get the good
out OF II you should It will prove to he
for you the most precious volume. next
20 tho B!be in existence. Send pos
tai for II 20 the Agricultural Depart
ment OF this state and You Will get II
BY return mail. II Will explain TO You
about all the sa.ablc farms In th!s
state. how many acres IN each, the Kind
OF soil and when can lie grown on II, IN"
house 70 live N (plenty Of room tur
everybody. the barn. the chicken Coops
the fruit trees the garage; Now you 'ln
pay for i:--slo0 or So down. III" rest
on northumberland SO forth and 9" or.
You can get IL whole farm for $500
even less"
What, am poor fe!ler: you t!nk
I have so tnucha money"
NO. don't. else | wouldn't be charg.
lnE you my minimum fee. hut YOU can
get together a couple OF hundred dollars
from your relatives and your friends.
; Don't tell me You can't. Among the
poor an homes: ,.Hd s.ck man WIZ. n HIS
extreme need. always Re Helped by his
own KIN aNi ais lrleEGS. -! )"N 20 ."
the local bank in the p!av" whc"" you
arc going 10 buy the farm. and they
will probably advance you IN" money
you need--say abou; 5000 In about
four years you have paid OF everything.
! And the farm Is yours. You are land
owner. Think OF that"
But I am seek. l cannot work hard
Ike the farmer has TO work.
"Of course you Can't--not for months
and then only lite 70 start wi:H
Til. hyo and bye you are one Hercules
Then you marry one !ine, good American
, country girl. Next year yoI have 4
baub!ao. Bye and bye plenty 81 barn
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C. n. West. Chief OF tho Prosecution
Department OF tho National Assocta-
ton Of Credit Mon. and one oc tho most
Hbut but least known detectives In the
United States. sat at his big mahogany
desk hiKh up In New York skyscraptr.
In front Of him was n letter from
Wholesale house IN Chicago. apparently
adding another link OF mystery 70 tho
chain OF strange figure, which had been
dottlnE the south FOR some months pre-
vouE.
some months ago" read the letter.
"we received an order from 4 man
named J. p. Germa!re, residing In THUR
forten. y. G. ordering several thous-
and dollars worth Ot goods. Germaihe
gay. as reference the Lee Trust COM
pany OF Thurfortcn. and. upon writing
10 them, we received a !et:CT or recon-
mendation. coupled with :Ae tntorTa-
Ton thnt Germaine had balance OF
more than $4,000 IN the bank Accord
IngIy, the order was fl,cd The bill was
paid within the discount period.
About a month later We received an
other order. This limo for a larger
amount. Again the goods were shipped
and the bill paid. Then came an $4,000
order. and since then we have not been
ah.e bur least known detectives IN the
ever. This Is the third case OF the kind
IN tho North Carolina-Tennessee noun
ta:ns within the past few months VIII
you kindly investigator"
'"rl- 'h!rd CaS Sc" muttered West. It's
tho frh ,hut ! know OF. and there may
N more Someone Is running a we'll
orLaui2ei Disappearance hyndlcRte.
and II We don't put stop 10 Il pretty
soon. the figures Will run UP INTO the
hundreds Of thousands"
II was ahru: TWO weeks later thar the
.t,.e mountain village OF Thurforten
mad another resident added 10 !ts roster
..r clergyman by the name OF Aoner
Blake. Forced by threatened tuberCu-
.osis 10 seek a moro henlthfUl climate.
tho Rev. NJ ItIake had selected the
Tennessee" Mountains as being more
s,.;cl 20 his porkctbook :han Arizona
or Tho better known resorts ot the West
nni had determined 20 stay In the Al
ItghaH!cs ua:!l his lungs healed.
Il Just war; n place 70 stay. he tod
tho proprietor 81 tho ram-shaCklc hotel.
I'm not goini; 10 do any work Hf any
k:nd Just rest up and taxa IONS
tramps through the woods. Not many
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/ limos. al. over The farm and contiguous
counties. How runny Ie,p!n In your
family"
My csthc~ and ny mother. my secs
ter. ;wn n:G brothors and my lil.io
, brother" Tho mother and sister had
accompanied him 10 my Office.
'Th;,; - good" | declared.
Every body work hard. very hard. No
hired nan. All the family work. Even
father work. Start IN with the sun.
work a. day. go TO bed with the sunset.
A.! tho family sooU are healthy. very
strnng and very happy."
was gaining my po!n, with tho
! mother a peasant WHO had em!grated
from SON" Italian hamlet 20 I've in the
city sum. and who | Judged from the
pathct:saIiy eager expression OF her
goodly CountcnanCc. vas more than
ready to AXE NJ the project was rec
, omuending. More Of this tomorrow.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
VEGETARIAN
Vegetarian writes "po You consider
hotIcd rice. and tomatoes and water
melon good for tho health Would ;he
.arGer amour, Of sugar IN watermelon
lie liable 20 affect II" complexion?
Answc~ They ar" all foods when
, taken In moderation. RI great ms
take. hv he way. Ecins vegetarian.
, And den, uverdo as :" The watormelo on.
Kc,n"mnsr tho poets sentiment: The
: uc.uucho!lr DAYS .hHl" come. me sad
DIES: Of the year
A, Inquiries addressed to nr. Huber
: n care u: III" "Iicl,'h Talks" deiart-
,nrr., WI. 20 answers n these column
- th-.- :urn. This fclC!rcS consider
able .,:r" however. owing - III" gr"a:
,,.,lHcr received. - = persona! ~
rUi,kc- rcr,r IS DESIRED. q stamped AMI
:, I:-aldrrssed cnvr,rp" mus. hr I'll
closed win tho question The Editor.
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The Revolt Of Vera Sanderson
VERA ARRIVES IN BOSTON
By Jane Phelps

called I cab had sent her to the
kitchen and attended to my own lug
gage. 1 had left letter for Keith. He
would ind 1t on his desk.
I visuslized MarSare, saying:
We won't walt dinneT, James.
Serve It at once" They never did
walt tor me-. l was not Of enough
Importance IN that house. then saw
her rs she would look when Keith told
her l had not como in. and question
her as to where had gone. and II had
left word for him. Such thoughts helped
me not 10 cry. And that was what l
wanted 10 do moro taan anything in tho
world. But as always when thought
OF Margaret It steeied me against Keith.
dared not ih!ak OF him as he would
look when he talked 20 Annie. only
saw MargarstS face when she knew I
had gone, tho glad look on Il. l would
not think OF Keith. OF how bo would
| look and &c; when he had read the letter
I had eft for him. x would be very
! late. midnight anyway by the time no
found that.
Then suddenly the thought came
unless Margaret was up to tell him l
was out he would not kaow l had gone
until morning. He would sleep IN the
spare room as he had tho night before.
and so would not md tho letter.
Then with Cru0ch!ng anl grinding
Of wheels the train stopped. We were
In the station.
hurried out from the train. and
asked the station matron - direct me
to u small hotel for the night. She I'D
SO, and / hurried away. I was fearful
soma OF Keith's aCQuatNtances might see
and recognize mo. knew business men
| travelled n great dea..
Tho hotel 70 which the matron direct
/ ed mo was small bu: c.eaH. went at
once 10 my room after registering as
| Mrs. Brown. giving small town ~
| Pennsylvania as my address. | ordered
dinner sent 20 my room. although l had
10 compel myself 70 ea:. Then I faced
! tho long evening alone. the first OF those
! to follow.
! l longed to weep. 70 cry out my lone
illness. my despair az the sure proof |
had that Keith did not love me.
, Very we'll. go then"
That shor, sentence he had hurled Al
NE rang In my ears. over and over
heard his voice telling ne 20 SO. l had
/ gone, and ne would not care. would not
even miss me long. because he Ola not
| love me.
! Not once since I told him 10 choose
| between mo and Margaret had anything
| but what he had said occurred 10 me rs
! 4 reason for my act. Other 'h!Dgs were
! 70 come later distressing thoughts.
| Tonorrow--Veva Writes Ee!th--Her
! UItImatuu.
! protected by George Matthews Adams)
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All this planning OF mine seems now
"a look back cpon what happened Gl-Ae
Jay, as almost rnelodramauc- But as
Keith had chosen Margaret IN prefer.
once 70 me l did not intend 70 Do ersceo
then brought back Ike runaway child
l was leaving tor good.
drove Immediately 70 the station
dismissed my cab. waited 1e" mo-
ments. then bought my ticket, checked
the trunk took another taxi ana went
20 the bank.
had hoped TO pass unnotlced. oue
the cashier 70 whom Keith had talked
the day we deposited my money was on
duty and recognized me.
You wish to draw Il all out. Mrs.
sandersonc" he asked after 1 stated my
GRAND.
Yes wish TO invest It." I used tho
farm Keith had used when he talked OF
my money.
In that case I Will say nothing. al
though We dislike 10 lose you as de-
posl,or." he returned politely.
took the money. most OF II In large
bills and left the bank. Al the station
/ went into the ladies' room and put II
In a poke, l had. that morning. added
TO the dress wore.
knew Keith would think I had gone
home, but that l had no intention or
doing. I very much doubted X my peo-
pie would think because my husband
loved his sister almost insanely-thAt
he deferred to her wishes instead Of to
rnine-lt was sufficient reason for leaV-
ing him. felt. too, that could not
answer their questions. make eHp!ana-
lions. l wanted TO be alone. away from
everyone l knew or ever had known. |
..lt d!sgraccd. was a discarded VIE.
thrown away like an old glove. I had
given my husband a chance TO keep me
with him: he refused TO take X.
So as he would think I had gone Yves:
would 90 IN the opposite direction l
would 70 10 Boston. then TO some email
nearby town until l was sure l would
not be traced | would rest. then find
work was not quite foolish enough
although 7 knew 40 LITTLE OF business
70 think that $4,000 would last forever
had worn veil. and kept It down
all me way My thoughts ran riot from
Keith 20 Margaret. home to my own
people, 10 Eerma. the only real young
woman friend had made since my mar
rIaEe. 20 Gloria and Irene. Finally they
Ierkea hack % Keith. He did not yet
know had gone would be a!mos; to
Boston when Margaret reached home
and he would dine a: the club. | should
he a. the c2I % my Journey before he
learned W. missing
had coached Annie as 20 what she
was . say /: Margaret questioned her
Simply that had gone out without say
Ing when I would return. To my hus-
band she was 20 tell the truth. She had
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BURY DROWNING VICTIM
Body Of Russell Gray, OF MAJorIv1us,
Laid to Rest Tuesday at
Dallas

The body OF Russell Gray. ten-ycar-
OIL son ~ Mr. and Mrs. sam Gray. OF
Majorsv!!Ic. waa laid 20 rest Tuesday
afternoon In Dallas cemetery. following
services conducted ny Rev. r. F. New
man. o. The Wa!las Methodist church.
The lad mot death SuadaE afternoon
through drowning IN gasoline tank
near the Majorsvi!lc COMPRISING sta
lions Of ,hr Manufacturers Light &
Heat caI'7any. 4 verdict o: accidental
dcatl Wa the Nc-d!.: Of coroner J. T.
McComhs a. tho .Hqucs' Monday after
noon.
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WINTERS DELEGATE

Excelsior Lodge No. I. q. Q. F. last
night elected Past Grand Alvin Winters
delegate 20 the Odd Fellows grand lodge
which Will be held az Huntington in
October Past Grand william J. Clark
vas elected alternate delegate.
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Slater Is twice ns old as am" re-
p,icd Johnny to Mr.. Slmqkins. who
was seeking some family history from
her Young brother. Then tho boy con-
timed:
4 was Just year Old when NO
moved 70 New York and mother IS now
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what makes sa!d R"ownups go silly
Determined Not TO Encourage Sue

what makes sa!d R:ownuHs 60 silly"
Determined Not TO Encourage Such
Hypocrisy.
\ man who ras Ina; rather rare
Faculty 81 remembering Scmo Of The
;n.nts Of View which !" held before he
became Il member Cd" the adult race.
SAWS T. always mad" him absolutely
set" 10 have som" wou.d-be- Clevrr
oful, try 20 force him 10 90 upstairs
and do an GRAND which he felt was his
sister,; r.ghtful Job. by saying, II know
WAY Richard woU'' SO. h" Ia afraid 20
ro III, IN tho dark lie wasn't tho least
.,:Tu:d. he sad, and H. know ;hey d'"n I
::lnk SO. and whereas h" might have
como before. he was determined not 10
encourage them IN thai ridiculous and
unfair method.
What Ethel was Thinking.
A clever rartoorls: had snmn pictures
recently 90 rrOwn-urs IN their relation
yl,ip IN Cl:lIrrn. ORC 81 ;hem which !
rar,!cu!arir liked pictured 4 COY maiden
friend sc fuur years Uii. E;hc's mother.
l.,,d.Yc E:hc.S dol! on h"r line" and
.,r3urt!rr al id;r''r diaiuCu" hctwr"u
., and herself Ethel sits looking on,
evidently not a. all IN; Cu"h. and The
canton comments. s. dom has Ethel
boon moro ashamed.
Maybe w. should y" surprised X We
know how often. behind those !nsCrut-
abba owes, instead Of admiration and
wonder at our prOwosF and our wit, are
Soma such cmotjo"s MS E'hcls.
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Orc wcak nfter rain. N" SunbaHed
deserts q Australia nrc GEc"n WIN
vegetation.
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What Ethel was Thinking.

OPP O-E-T- TS-TrT
ISTEIIIGE%IE WANT ADS.
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ane and quarter times ~ old as
she was at ina: time. When I have
reached the age ;ha' mother wa9 whth
we moved TO New York sister VIII ."
fortyNs.X.
can you tel! sisters age from
Johrnv's confidential. remarks?
Answer 70 Yesterdays Puzzle
Tho rcbus rc!rcscHtcd NAShlN"-
TON.
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/. cents to Intell!gencer ofr1ce. Wheel
Ing. W. Va.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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HEALTH Talks
By John B. Huber AM,MD
THIS FAMILY WENT

The majority of brcawnncrs have single weeks ahead
The daily times., 1921-09-05

out not quite twenty four hours after
they had returned TO their homes
MONIES, an armed band of men. con-
s.stlng or members of the state CON
stabulary and deputies from Logan
county, crept into the town or Shar-
pies IN the dead OF the night when
tue men, women and children of the
immunity were in their beds, and
when those armed thugs had com
pleted their nights work, they had
Eilled two members of the United
Mine Workers of America, and in
1ured another two. They stealthily
crept back to where they came from
and despite the fact that the respon-
slblllty for the commission of this
most reprehensible crime was charP.
ed directly to the state. vet up until
today, so far as | know. the cover
nor OF the state Of West Virginia has
not even interested himself in the
most deliberate killing.
The slogan of the men on the
fighting line is as they give it to me
We fought for America in France
We return home to find that we in
West Virginia are not really and
truly IN America. We have made uI
our minds to do battle in West Vir
ginia for the purpose of returning the
state to our country EVERYWHERE
you go along the fighting line, al
that one will hear is: Let us wiz
West Virginia back to America"
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lots of good ones too, and they're
hard to get.
That's the reason why Howe's
Great London Circus and Van Am
burg's Trained Wild Animals, af-
ter engaging every first class clown
available in American, went to Lon
don and gave contracts to whole
flock of music hall and Hippodrome
funsters. The "joeys" came to
America and opened with the big
show, and, save for the matter of get
ting used to the great seven pole
big top, they stepped off merrily with
their American brethren.
Said Puff Pond "a producing clown
from the London OLYMPIA, Its bit
different clownin it in the big tent.
One has to broaden ones pantimlne
and ones action must be speeded up.
But it takes little time to learn the
knack, and then it's jolly, for the cir
the grownups seem to be more recep-
the grownus seem to be more recep-
tive under the canvas. Circus day
in America is sort of bank holiday,
it seems
When the Howe-Van Amburg cir
Gus comes to Wilson to exhibit We'd
nesday, Sept 7, you'll see Puffy and
fifty others. Pick out the ''alltists'
ii you can.
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IN SUPERIOR COURT.
r. T Atkins and V. T. Lamm,
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For Infants and Children
I'm Use For Over 80 Years
s.<".ss;. sss Of &zzzzZzzs<

dent of the United Mine Workers Of
America today gave out the follow
ing formal statement on the West
Virginia situation as representing
the views of the mine workers union.
''After making a survey of the en-
tions of West Virginia, l am forced
to conclude that there is but one So
luton to the whole question as it
affects the citiZenry of the state of
West Virginia, and that Is complete
abolition of the mine guard and
Baldwin Felts system now in gener-
al use throughout the non-union coal
mining fields of this state.
Despite any statement that might
be made to the citizenry by the gov
ernor of the state of West Virginia,
evidences of the brutality of the mine
guards and Baldwin-Felts agencies
can be found in the non-union terri
tories of West Virginia. My person
federal troops in the disturbed sec
tions of the state will result in i'm
mediate quiet being restored The
men angaged in the present conflict
against the governors misuse Of
power welcome with open arms the
coming of federal troops. They be-
lieve that their presence in this field
will at least assur them, their wives
and families, protection from assas-
sination at the hands of this armed
band Of desperadoes.
1t is not generally understood,
but it is nevertheless true, that on
August 26, these citizens enga ged
in the present uprising against the
| Baldwin-Felts and mine guards en-
tered into an agreement with Cen
eral BandhC/. and President Keeney
to disperse peaceably and return to
their homes, with the distinct under
standing that their lives would be
protected whilst following out the
terms of the agreement
"The miners on good faith, did
disperse and did return to their
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burlington and wife, Mrs. -.
burlington.
of Attachment when summons
served by publication.
The defendants in the above entitl
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NORFOLK SOUTHERN r. R.
EXCURSION FARES
VIA
Norfolk Southern Railroad
Round-Trip Fares

TO Hot Springs, Ark.-Souther
Medical Assn. Nov. 14-17. Tickets
on sale Nov. 1915, final limit Nov
81, 1921.
To Baltimore. Md.-American Legion
OF Maryland, Joint Reunion Aug.
3O-Sept. 5. Tickets on sale Aug.
29-Sept. 3, final limit Sept. 10,
1921. Round Trip fare from Will
son via Norfolk and Steamer
Lines $14.39.
To Philadelphia, Pa.-Clinical Con
gress of American Surgeons, Oct
24-28. Tickets on sale, Oct. 20
26, final limit Nov 8, 1921 Round
Trip fare from Wilson, via Nor
folk and Steamer Lines, $2033
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NOTICE

North Carolina, Wilson County
In the Superior Court.
Minnie Simms
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ed action Will take tice that on the
5th day of July. summons in said
action N6a issued against the said de-
PENDANTS 'Dy the Clerk OF the Super
ior Court OF Wilson County, North
Carolina, plaintiffs claiming the sum
OF $4,000 due them by note, which
summons is returnable 2Oth day OF
July, 1921. before the Clerk. The
defendants will also take notice that
warrant of attachment was issued
by said Clerk OF Superior Court on
July 18th, 1921, against the property
of said defendants. which warrant 10
returnable on the 5th day OF Sept.
1921, before the Clerk, when and
where the defendants are comman nd
ed to appear and answer or demur to
the complaint. or the relief demand
ed will be granted. This the 18th
day of August, 1921.
j. d. BARDIN,
! Clerk Superior Court.
s Is % % 5