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, fiv ATLANT X GEORGIAN AN I) 5 E WH. READ FOR PROFIT— GEORGIAN WAN I AD’S- <JSE FOR RESULTS SA I I KIMI. JI LY 13. 1912. Legal Notices. fiHERIF SALES FOP. AUGUST,. 1912. .I. i-o j-olci before the present court t ,'oor -old city hall build’ng. ' Io- | t the northeast corner of South I ... and East Hunter -.treets. the said ■J . r having been designated by th-- 1 F ... t commissioners of roads and rev- : r r of Fulton county as the court ' Jp In the city of Atlanta. Fulton !: Georgia, on the firm Tuesdav in C! ; I'!., a. public outer?, within hours of sale, to the highest and ' Idei >r bidders, for cash, the whole. - ■ ,ri<s of the following described r p .. v * 'ha’ tract er parcel of land situate, rn’d being in the city of Atlanta. * lt : .f land lot one hundred and ~ . • .-g >. in the Fourteenth < 14th> dis p", o' originally Henry. now Ftilion Georgia, more particularly de r , , c is follows: Beginning at a point north side of Glenn street two .. and fifty 1250» feet, more or less, ... the northwest corner of Glonn end Stewart avenue (formerly t.’arl ‘ ..' .•i.-'eti. and running thence west north side of Glenn street fifty ... ' eet. thence northwardly along the .io iin'r of lot formerly belonging tn 'l'. c. m, Kenzie. and now to .1. O. Heard, to a ~n w ills street, thence eastward!?’ ; , e south side of Wills street forty ' and one-half (47U) feet, thence ■'c.v.i-di.v along the lot formerly be- , p mW T. Fleming to beginning Glenn street, said premises be- L improved property known as No. 17 We- Glenn street, according to the pres fr .' . •tmbering of houses in the city of Mlanta. levied upon as the property of t p Henderson to satisfy a fl. fa. issued f.-om the city court of Atlanta, in favor of Medlock and O. D. Hall, adminis t’,,; vs. said .1. F. Henderson. Ten a„,"m possession notified as required by pointed out by the plaintiff's attorneys. —Mso at the same time and place, the following property, to-wit: All that tract or’ parcel of land lying and being in land lot ninetv (M>. of the Fourteenth (14th) distri’i ’ of Fulton county. Georgia, com mencing at a point on the east side of Stewart avenue, and where Lincoln ave nue intersects with said Stewart avenue, and running thence east, along the north ftde of Lincoln avenue three hundred and thirtv-five (335) feet, thrice north one hundred and sixty-two and five-tenths 5, feet, to a ten (10) foot alley; thence west along the south side of said a'ue' to Stewart avenue, thence south along the east side of Stewart avenue one hundred and sixty-two and five-tenths 1163 5 1 feet to bincoin avenue, the point of beginning; containing one and one 'ourth (I’4) acres. Levied upon as the property of John Powell to satisfy a fi. fa issued from the city court of .Atlanta in fa'or of George Bros. vs. the said John Powell, the tenant In possesion notified; property pointed out by the plaintiff's at torney. ; Also at the same time and place the fol lowing described property, to-wit: Com mencing on the south side of Ware ave nue. formerly known as Church street, and in the town of East Point, at the northwest corner of what was formerly the Slatthews lot, which point Is five hun dred and sixty-one (561) feet measured along said Ware avenue from the center of the tract of the Central of Georgia railroad, and seventy-five (75) feet. west of a street heretofore known as Conklin avenue, and running thence northwesterly along said Ware avenue seventy-five (75) feet to an alley, sometimes known as the Newnan road or Church street, thence southwesterly along said alley three hun dred and ninety-four (394) feel; thence, easterly eighty-one (81) feet to the lot formerly of Matthews: (hence northerly along said Matthews lot three hundred and sixty-one (361) feet to the beginning roir’. being the same property conveyed to Mary T Smith by Mrs. Nancy 11. Ware, by deed dated February 29, 1892. ■ecorded in book F-4, page 118, records of Fulton count?-, and being in land lots one hundred and fifty-six (156) and one hun dred and lift?-seven (157). of the Four ’.eenth -14th) district of Fulton county, ■ieorg'd. levied upon as the property of Mrs Mar' T. Smith to satisfy a fi. fa. .' from the city court of Atlanta in favor of Mrs. Janet T. Fortson vs. the said Mrs Mar?’ T Smith, a deed for the Purpe.;* of levy and sale having been executed, filed and recorded as required by law and the tenant in possession noti- Th e property above described to be ■old at the risk of the Railway Postal '.Jerks’ Investment association, who. ugh and by its agent., Herbert S. Wil ey bid off the same at sheriff's sale on the first Tuesday in July. 1912. and tailed and refused to comply with the err- of sale after being requested so to <o. Notice of resale served on the said bidder Also, at the same time and place, the fill wing property, to-wft: All that tract "" parcel of land lying and being in the i 5Fn O r cit? of College Park, being part of land Im one hundred and sixty-two in the Fourteenth (14th) district of ’•■-li’on countv Georgia, and which is de ■■rrihod as follows: Beginning at a point or 'i:e south side of Cambridge avenue • hundred and twenty’ (220) feet west of the northeast corner of block 99 (which • ’(Ki is also the southwest, corner of ■’- nbi-irige and Hemphill avenues, as per <G| of College Park), said beginning bring just one hundred and sixty feet east of Maiden Lane; thence rui rng south one hundred and ninety """ feet to a ten (10) foot alley; thence along the north side of said alley eight? iSOi feet to a point eighty 180) feet oast ot Maiden Lane; thence north one hundred and ninety (190) feet to Cam , thence east along siputh side Cam b lg' avenue eighty (801 feet to the be- R-tiling point. Levied upon as the prop s I’ G. Bettis, deceased, now in ’ ‘ ' aiuls of .1. R. Carmichael, as the opin c:spator of the estate of said D. G. Ro" - to satisfy a fi. fa. Issued from the ''curt of Atlanta in favor of Mrs. . ane: T Fortson vs. said J. R Carml w.od as administrator aforesaid: a deed hr the purpose of levy and sale having een executed, filer] and recorded as re 'luired b law , and the tenant in nosses s-'2rL notified. at the same time and place the ml."wing described property, to wit: A certain tra< t or parcel of land situated. ,v ng and being tn the city of Atlanta. l'. ar! of land lot fifty-three (53t of the , " irteenth (14th). district of originally Henry. now.- Fulton, county. Georgia, be ts ' ' No three (3) in the plat of the Pppert' D. a. Beattie estate made for sale December 4. 1900. commencing at a on the west side of Frazer street t xt'-one (61) feet north of Fulton street ■nd running north thirty-two (32) feet; p U( * west one hundred (100> feet, c/b'''- south thirty-two (32) feet along Te east side of a ten (10) foot alley; ' ‘ c PH ' it nrie hundred (10c> f»et to 'be PGr’ of beginning. Property known as ters 177 and 179 Frazer street, ' i! upon as the property of E. L. Full satisfy a fi. fa. Issued from the 'JP-iv 'ourt of Fulton county, in favor '4.' Investment Company versus said ’ Fuller, a deed for the purpose of ■■ and sale having been executed, filed ' ' f '-'t’'ied as required by law. the ten- 1 ; = notified , it the same time and place Hie ■ ' OR property, to wit All that tract F'G'cel ot land situated, lying and being , and lot sixteen (jg, n r the Fourteenth - 1 district, and lot one <1) of the Set “°'itl 'l7th) district of original!' Hen r, , ] < ' w Fulton, county. Georgia, and more ' ularly described as follows: Begin ’ the east side of Highland avomic "■ir'iiei-lv Johnsons road) one bundled •’J. nineteen (t]9) feet south from the '■ ' ■ -<' t < orner of Highland and Bigham ’'. "'’s and running thence east one hun- ; and seventy-five and three tenths ■' feet to a twelve (12) foot alley: .'''' south along said alley fifty-six e','.'.' i‘thence west one hundred ami ’ (157) feet to Highland avenue: ...'j 1 'u a northerly direction along ' s and avenue sixty (60) feet to begln- T ' being lot No, six (6) of the Worley subdivision for Bigham made Aptil. 1909. by Conn A -1 1 and recorded in the office of the the superior court. Fulton eoun , , : 'Ria. in plat book 3. pages 128 and '' md upon as the property of .1 I). . 'y and (' \. Fleming to satisfy a - (led from the city court of At taver of Mrs Emma Pcrlinski ! ~ ’ said .1. p Fleming ami (’. A. fi , r 'y a (led for the purpose of lev' , r h!i ‘ having been executed, filed and as required by law: the tt nant ■ ■- notified. ’ at lh< same time and place the fnl , Property, to wit: All that tract m ' ' land ■ lying and being in land r r tndre I and eleven (111) of th. , 'l'. ~, district of Fidton mun- ’ ’’t-ia described as follow'. < " ,n ’ •' >e ;.t y T’/r-no- of I'J „ '’ ' ata' J'mr avemi® and ex;end ; :tg _ ’ ’ ’’g flic s-mtb - r'e of 1 'Of •> ■ c , ''' nr”-- 'I I . (re R. -r ... 'co- 'Uth one hundred and t" juegai Notices. 'i-'J' feet, .more or less, to a division I fence; tnence east along said division i fence tot ty-one tali feet, more or less, to i dm stree': thence north along the west ; sKh- of I,im street one hundred and twenty ' ' ' .’a niore or less, to tne beginning! point. ibe dwelling house on said loti t>e ng known as 2-12 Jones avenue, levied uptin a.- the properly of ,1. W. Harvil to satisfy a n. fa. issued from the city eoutt O( xtlanta. in favor of I’eter F. t’larke as guardian of Fred Stewart versus said J. A Harvil. a deed for the purpose of levy . ano sale having been executed, tiled and , recorded as re.iuiied by law. the tenant tn |iosse.ssp.n notified. tlso at the same Hme and place the fol- | lowing property, to wit; All that tract or' parcel of land lying and being in the city ' of Atlanta, and being part of land lot 106. ‘ oi the Seventeenth district of Fulton ; county. (Georgia, described as follows: i Beginning on the cast side of Piedmont avenue a’ a point 305 feel south (>f the southeast corner of Piedmont avenue and l entil street: thence south on the east ' side of Piedmont avenue 60 feet: thence cost 1... feet to a 10-foot ally, thence northwardly along the west side of said alley 61 feet: thence west 175 feet to be ginning point. Levied on as the property of Mrs Grace M Keefer tn satisfy a fl. 'a issued from the superior court of F'ui ton county. Georgia, tn favor of Jerome Moore versus the said Mrs. Grace M. Keefer. \lso ar the same time and place the fol lowing described property, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land lying and being in land lot sixty-one <6ll of the Seventeenth 'l7th) district of originally Henry, now Fulton, county. Georgia, more particularly described as follows: Begin ning at a point on the south side of a fifty (50) foot street known’as Smith ave nue twenty (20) feet east of the west line of said land lot. said beginning point be ing at the southeast corner of Smith ave nue and a forty <4o> foot street and run ning thence east along the south side of Smith avenue four hundred (400) feet: thence south two hundred and forty (240) feet, more or less, to the north line of the property of Edna Bell Sims: thence west along said line four hundred t feet to the above mentioned forty < 401 foot street ; thence north along the east side of said street two hundred and forty (240) feet, more or less, to point of be ginning; said premises having thereon four (4) houses. Also all that tract or parcel of land lying and being in land lot fifty-seven (57) of the Seventeenth 'l7(h) district of origi nally Henry. now Fulton. county. Georgia, being part of lot 16. in the sub division ot the Fidwin Plaster estate, more particularly described as follows; Begin ning at the northwest corner of the Boulevard and Center streets, and run ning thence northeast along the west side of the Boulevard two hundred and forty (240 i feet: (hence west two hundred and twenty-six ,226) feet to a stake; thence south two hundred and twelve (212) feet to the corner on Center street; thence east along the north side of Center street one hundred and fifty-three (153) feet to the stake at the beginning point; con taining one and nine-tenths (1.9) acres, more or less, and having thereon four <4> houses, levied upon a“ the property of Emory S. Sims, to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from the city court of Atlanta, in favor of John G. Burekhardt versus the said Emory S. Sims, a deed for the purpose of levy and sale having been executed, tiled and recorded as required by law. tenant In possession notified. A.lso. at the same time and place, the following described property, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land lying and being in the city of Atlanta, being part of land lot 13. of the Fourteenth district of originally Henry, now Fulton county. Georgia, being lot 68, of the Asa G. Can dler subdivision as per plat recorded in plat book 2, page 90. Fulton county rec ords. more particularly described as fol lows: Beginning at a point on the south side of Clav street (also known as Mani gault street), forty (40) feet east of the southeast corner of Clay and Wetherby streets, running thence east along the south -ide of Clay street forty (40) feet, to lot No. 69 of said plat: thence south along said ’ot one hundred and twenty one (121 > feet to a ten (10) foot alley; thence west along the north side of said alley forty (40) feet to lot No. 67: thence north along said lot one hundred and twentv-one (121) feet to point of begin ning. Also all that tract or parcel of land Iving and being in the city of At lanta. and in land lot 13. of the Four teenth district of originally Henry, now Fulton county. Georgia, being lot No. 67, of the Asa G. Candler subdivision, as per plat recorded in plat book 2, page 90, of Fulton county records, more particu larly described as follows: Beginning at the southeast corner of Clay (also known as Manigault street) and Wetherby street, running thence along the south side of clay street fortv i4ot feet to lot 68, of said plat; thence south along said lot one hundred and twenty-one (121) feet, to a ten 'lot foot alley : thence west along the north side of said alley forty (40) feet to Wetherbv street; thence north along the east side of Wetherby street one hundred and twenty-one (121) feet to the beginning point. Levied upon as the prop erty of Kirkman Plumbing Company. G R. Kirkman and L. E. Kirkman, to satis fy a fi. fa issued from the city court of Atlanta, in favor of W T. Ashford vs. said Kirkman Plumbing Comply. G. B. Kirkman and L E. Kirkman, as makers, and J. W Harvill and J. J. Harvill as in dorsers. a deed for the purpose of levy and sale having been executed, filed and recorded as required by law. the tenant in possession notified. \lso a> tit,-' same time and place, the following described property, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land lying and be Ing in land lot No. 22. of the Fourteenth il4th> district of originally Henry, now Fulton county. Georgia, and described as follows: Beginning on the south side of Ki'llan street, at a point one hundred and forty ,140) feet east of Waldo street, running thence east along the south side of Killian street fifty (50) feet, more or less, to a twenty (20) foot al lo'. thence southerly along the west side of said alley ninety-one (91 > feet, more o'- less; thence westerly fifty (50) feet, more or less: thence northerly ninety-one (91) feet, to Killian street and point of beginning, being part of lot No. 3. block No 1 of 'he L !’■ Grant plat, and known as No 55 Killian street, according to the present system of street numbers. Levied upon as the property of W F Brandt ami G H Vaneev. Jr., to satisfy two execu tions. one of which is issued from the superior court of Fulton county. Georgia, in favor of Empire Investment Company VS said W. F. Brandt and said G H lan cey, Jr., and one issued from the city court of Atlanta in favor of Empire in vestment Company vs. said G. Fl. lan cey. Jr., and W F. Brandt, tenant in possession notified. Also at the same time and place, the following described property, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in land lot 149. of the Seven teenth district of Fulton county . Georgia, and more particularly described as fol lows- Commencing at a point on the northeast corner of Hemphill avenue and Fourteenth street, and fronting on said Hemphill avenue 210 feet, and extending back of uniform width a distance of 681 feel I evled upon as the property of \\ . , M Scott to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from Hie cit' court of Atlanta in favor of (lie Georgia Brick Company vs. R. S. Morris, a- maker and said W. M Scott, as in dorse. the tenant in possession notified. Also at the same time and place, the fol lowing described property, to-wit: All that t'.i- i or parcel of land lying and be ing in 'he city, of Atlanta, in land lot one- liiimli’(.<l atnl twelve ilt2). of tl;e Fourteenth district of originally Hem', now Fulton county. Georgia, more par ticularly desciibed as follows: Beginning at tlie intersection of Howetl Mil! road ami Marietta street, at the northwest cor ner ami running thence along the north easterly side of Marietta street in a north wester!' direction five hundred ami sev enty fiv» <575) feet, more or less, to the "..util side of Exposition street; thence in an eit «ferlv direction along the south side of Exposition street three hundred and sevntv-i ne (::7I) feet, more or less, to the west 'side of Howell Mill road; thence in an easterl' direction along said How ell Mill road' two hundred and sixteen i ’lKi feet to beginning point. Levied um n as 'he property <<t Palmer Brick Company t" satisfy a fi fa issued from the Fulton superior court in favor of A. I' Woodward, tru-tee. vs said Palmer Brit k Companv. the tenant in possession notified ; Als ■ at the same time ami place, the fol k-wing described property, to-wit: All tli,ji tract (>t parcel of land lying and be ing in tiie cliy "f Atlanta and in land 10l <n’ hundred and eleven ’lilt, of the F ( uri eent’’ I 'tht dicriet of Fulton coun- i tt. (p'-’gia (’ommem-i'tg on the north! . ,ir of ■' a-' street f»irt y -Ih r ee ,• t rr<tt . » f-■’’n 7 ■treet. thf.nt e Rj-. ’''-‘if. tbc o f Shnp-on t'-rft’ ■ -’I tVen.F r.\. is’jus -in.-’C " as frcin Legal Notices. one. hundred and twenty-two <l-2> feet; being known as house No. 5-3 West Simp son street. Levied upon as the property! of W. E. Booker to satisfy a fi. fa. is j sued from the city court of Atlanta, in fa vor of Mrs. J. B. Lovett vs. said \V. E. | Booker, a deed for the purpose of levy and sale having been executed, filed and re corded as required by law. the tenant J in possession notifiedi Also, at the same time and place, the following described persona! propert', to wit: An undivided one-fourth vested re maindei interest in eighty 180» shares of stock of Lamar & Rankin Drug Company, standing in the name of Henrj J. Lamar “estate." by virtue of item “C’ of the las: will and testament of Henry J. Lama!-, this vested remainder interest being sub ject to the life estate of Mrs. Fannie I. Rankin and to other restrictions and lim itations as set out in the will of Henry .1 Lamar; also, an undivided one-fourth vested remainder interest in seven <7» shares of stock of “S. S. S.“ (Swift's Syphilitic Specific) standing in the name of Henry J. Lamar “estate by virtue of item “C" of the last will and testament nf Henry J. Lamar. This vested remain- | her interest being subject to the life es tate of Mrs. Fannie L. Rankin and to other restrictions and limitations as sei out in the wm of Henry J. Lamar, levied upon as the property of Umar Rankin by virtue of a fi. fa. issued from the su perior court of Fulton county in favor «'f Massengale Advertising Agency versus Lamar Rankin. Also, at the same time and place, the following personal property, to-wit; €>ne back bar counter, one novelty box. bottle beer boxes, one ice box. four tables, fif teen chairs, one cash register, one small gas stove, lot cocking utensils, two elec tric fans, one small showcase, one short counter, beer glasses and all other glass ware, the entire stock of merchandise contained in the store room, together with the plumbing, also the lease of the prem ises transferred to the*defendant by Louis Bender, levied upon as the property of W. D. Meara to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from the superior < ourt of Fulton county in favor of Gann & Garraux versus said W. D. Meara. This property being difficult and expensive to transport, it will not be brought to and exposed before the court house door on the day of sale. Same can be examined by applying to No. 3F4 Ma rietta street. Atlanta. Ga. Also, at the same time and place, the following described property, to-wit One Bxl2 (’handler Price press, one 12x18 (’handler & Price press, one 26-inch (’handler & Price paper cutter, two pairs of Bxl2 roller supporters, tw’o pairs 12x18 roller supporters, one box of wood furni ture. six triple cases, one dozen Kemple quoins No. 1. one benzine can. about 75 feet brass rule, one and two-point; one Boston staple bender, style A. 5.000 one quarter-inch staples for same, one Ameri can lead and rule cutter. No. 20. seven pair of new cas®s. five-column job chases, eight single column A B galleys. two double column A B galleys, ten double riveted zinc mailing galleys, two cap news cases, one Horton mailer. 50 two point brass dashes, about 300 pounds of job type with quads for same, one lot of slugs, levied upon as the property of L. F. Shaffer, to satisfy a mortgage fl. fa. issued from the superior court of Fulton ’ county in favor of J. 'l', and L. E. Arnall 1 versus said L. F .Shaffer. This property i being difficult and expensive to tiansport, I the same will not be brought to and ex posed at the court house door on the day of sale. The same «an be seen and ex amined on the premises. 6544 South Broad street, Atlanta. Ga. (third floor). Also, at the same time and place, the following described personal property, to wit: one Burrows adding machine, levied upon as the property- of the defendant. A. (’ M iler, by virtue of a fi. fa. is sued from the superior court of Fulton county. Georgia, in favor of Mrs B. W. Stone versus the said A. <’. Minter. Also, at the same time and place, the following property, to-wit: one dining I table, two bundles chairs, one box couch, i i w--. boxes and contents, two bundles iron | bed rails, one crate pictures and folding table, two bundles iron bed ends, one waiter, one chiffonier, one sideboard, one library' table, one dresser, three rockers, one music stand, two Morris chairs, one • •rated mirror, one crated bookcase, one roll rugs, two springs, one stepladder, one kitchen table, four center tables, one hall seat, one porch rocker, two mattresses, three straight chairs, one biscuit board, one ladies' desk, two bookstands, one ped estal. one bundle straight chairs, one shirtwaist box, one carpet brush, one screen, one carpet sweeper, one iron i board, three pillows, one sewing machine, lone bundle rugs, one crate table leaves, I <>ne refiigerator. one barrel and contents. I - ne zinc bucket, one scrap basket, one 1 zinc tub. one small chest, one brass jar ! dinier. one piano, one piano stool, levied I upon as the property of H. Edwar<l ’ Haynes to satisfy a distress warrant in ; favor of J. \V. Goldsmith versus said H i war <l Haynes. I Also, at the same time and place, the following described property, to-wit. (>ne iron safe, iwo desks, two tables, one I n derwood typewriter, one filing cabinet. ! two sets cabinet maps, three chairs, one billing register, one letter scale, one book ' case, one dresser, one shaving stand, one i w-ashstand. one iron bed and furnishinrs. one table, one art square, five chairs. 60 gross empty bottles, about 25,000 cartons, 'one barrel of drugs, about 50 empty boxes, three cases printed advertising matter, about 500 pounds wrapping paper. 800 posters. 10.000 advertising signs, one pair platform scales, two tables, one cop per kettle, one Wright gas boiler, one lot of barrels, levied upon as the property of T. P. Marshall, doing business as the Baby Ease Company, by virtue of a fi fa. issued from the city court of Atlanta in , favor of The Peerless Pattern Company versus the said T. P. Marshall, doing busi ness as the Baby Ease Company. This 1 property being difficult and expensive to transport, will not be brought and exposed for sale before the court house door, but , <an be seen and inspected at No. 445 ' Edgewood avenue, Atlanta, Ga. Al («. at the same time and place, the following described personal property, to wit: Six glass showcases, three chairs, four clocks, two tables, one desk, one mirror. Iwo stools, one polishing machine, one glass cabinet, one watch rack, one heater, the interest of defendant ([>. T. Dunbar), amounting to about SBO in one iron safe. also, a small stock of jewelry, consisting of fobs, rings, pins and silverware, and all other property and goods of *»’. ery character now stored or contained in No. 181 Auburn avenue, city of Atlanta, levied upon by virtue of a mortgage execution issued from the su perior court of Fulton .county. Georgia, against D. T. Dunbar in favor of W. H chancellor versus tHe said D. T Dunbar. Also, at the same time and place, the following described property. to-wit; About 50.000 feet (estimated) of lumber, consisting of framing, ceiling, flooring and moulding, about 10.000 shingles. levied upon as the property' of E S. Sims, doing business as E. S Sims Company, to sat isfy a fi. fa. issued from the city < ourt of Atlanta in favoi nt Leatherbun & White} versus said E. S Sims, doing business as; E. S. Sims Company, this property 1 eing » difficult and expensive to transunri it will | not be brought and exposed before the court house door on the day of sale the| same ran be examined at the yards *«t the '■aid company, located at Brookwood. Fulton county. Georgia, on the of the Southern Railwa' c. W MANGI M, Sheriff ' ■!■■■■ I ■!. In the District Court of the I nited States for the Northern District of Georgia. In the matter of. .1. Rothenberg. \|- leged Bankrupt. No 3254. Tn the Honorable William T Newman, Judge. Comes M F. Goldstein and shnws to the court 1 That he is counsel for the petitioning creditors and that petition In bankruptcy' was duly' filed against said alleged bank rupt on June I'.'th, 1912. 2. That the said .1 Rothenberg abscond ed on the llih day <»f lune. 1912. and it has been impossible to perfect service of this petition. 1. That deponent has consulted will) the relatives of the alleged bankrupt and has been advised ’hat the said Rothenberg i was last heard irom in Oklahoma, and that he has no intention of returning to this < li;. 1. 'Chat it iq impossible to make ervice of said petition and tha: service should be made by publication. Wherefore. Im prays that this Honorable Court pass ar order permitting service by publication on such terms as may by This court he prescribed. M F. (JOI I t'-’TC.N Mfornc’ for G! J)RGL\ FELTON COfNTY. In nerson .appeared before me M F G'-’ldstein. vJ-o. being -wmrn denose and -S' - tb.a.t thr facts sr-t ”111 in the above ; nnd ue f mi arr t»*’i« M L. (Ifltn.-'TI tv .'wcr’i ' ’ and :üb.cribed before me. thij Legal Notices. the 2d day of Julv, 1912. B )• DARDEN. Notary Public, Fulton County. Georgia Petition filed 3:40 p. m.. Julv ?. 1912. o. C. FT'LLER. Clerk By F. L BEERS. Dep. Clerk. In the District Court of the I’nited States for the Northern District of Georg'a. 1 In the matter of J Rothenberg. Al leged Bankrupt No. 3254 In Bank ruptcy'. It appearing to the Court that on the 19th day of June. A D.. 1912. a petition was filed for adjudication in bankruptcy against J. Rothenberg, and that a sub poena directed to the said alleged bank rupt was duly issued out of this Court, and that the said alleged bankrupt without the jurisdiction of this Court; Now. on motion of M. F. Goldsten. at torney for petitioners, it is ordered by the Court that this order, together with the subpoena as issued tn the alleged bank rupt. be published in The Georgian, a newspaper published at Atlanta. Georg’a in said District, once a week for two weeks, consecutively, the last of said pub lication to be made on the 13th day of luly. 191'. and that a copy of the petition in bankruptcy with subpoena thereon, and cony of this order be mailed to the said al leged bankrupt, at his last known ad dress. op or before the date of ihs first publication Witness the Honorable Wtn. T New man. Judge of said Court, and the Seal thereof, ar Atlanta. Georgia, this the 3d day’ of J uh. A D.. 1912 ' C. FI LLER. Clerk By F. L. BEERS. Deputy (’Jerk F S. District Court. PROOF OF’ MAILING SLBPOENA. ETC. T’nited States of America. Northern Dis trict of Georgia. I. F. L. Beers. Deputy’ Clerk (’nited States District Court, for the Northern District of Georg a. do hereby’ certify’ that I have on this 3d day of July . A. D.. 1912. sent by mall addressed to ".I. Rothen berg. \tlanta. Georgia." Coty for Adjudication in Bankruptcy. Subpoena to Alleged Bankrupt and Older for Publica tion. as directed the said order. F L. BEERS. Deputy Clerk L’. S. District Court SI’BPOENA TO ALLEGED BANK RUPT. I nited States of America, Northern Dis trict of Georgia. ’l’o J. Rothenberg, in said District Greet ing; For certain causes offered before the District (’ourt of H-e I’nited States of America within and I r the Northern Dis trict of Georgia, as a (.’ourt of Bankruptcy , we command and strmtly enjoin you. lay - ing all other matters aside, and not withstanding any excuse, that you per sonally appear before ••ur said Dlstrioi Court, to be holden at Atlanta. Georgia, in said District, on the 23d day of July. A. D.. 1912. at 10 o’clock A. AL. to answer tn a p>ition tiled b.v Saul Bros.. Lip shutz & Son. et al., in our said Court, praying that you may be adjudged a bankrupt; and to do further and receive that which our said District Court shall consider in this behalf And this you are in nowise to omit, under the p -’s and penalties of what may befall Witness the Honorable Wm. .>ew man. Judge of said Court, and the seal thereof, at Atlanta. Georgia, this 2d da\ of July. 1912. D C. FULLER. Clerk Bv F. L. BEERS. Depute Clerk 7 2 6-2 * RECEIVER’S SALE. By virtue of a decree rendered In (he case of R. H. Hollingsworth vs. Sarah A. Bradbury et al.. No. 18452. In Fulton superior court, said decree rendered on the 18th dav of June. 1912. and signed by his honor. W I>. Ellis, judge of said court. I will sell before the door of the court house of Fulton county, Georgia, on the first Tuesday in August. 1912. the follow ing property, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land lying and being in Fulton county. Georgia, be ing part of land lot No 13. in the Four teenth district of said county-, bounded as | follows: Commencing at a point on the south side of Fair street, where Fair street intersects th" Soldiers Home car line, and running about west along the south side of Fair street 62’s feet; thence about south parallel with said car line. 200 feet; thence about east 62’2 feet to said 'Soldiers Home car line right-of-way: • thence north along rhe right-of-way of I said car line 200 feet to beginning point. I being the house and Int occupied by Sarah A. Bradbury at the date of her death., and the same house and lot now in the bands of the undersigned as receiver of Sarah A Bradbury. This property will be sold within the le gal hours, of saD at said time and place [ to the highest and best bidder for cash, and the purchaser will obtain entire title las directed in said dec r ne This Ist dav of Julv. 1912 M.L. THROWER. I Receiver of Sarah A Rradhurv and of A. Brad bur\ 7-6-8 To the Honorable Philip <’ook, tbe Sec retary us State of t’ne State of Geor gia: This petition of the Inter-Southern In surance Company represents as follows First This company was duly incorpo rated under the general laws of the state of Georgia by certificate Issued by the honorable secretary of state of the state of (ieorgla. on the 19th dav of September. 1911 Second This said -company now desires to change its name to Progressive Insur ance Company. Your petitioner files with this petition a certified abstract of the minutes of the said Inter-Southern Insurance Company, showing that this application for amend ment has been authorized by proper cor porate action, it alleges and shows that said action is authorized by the unani mous vote of al) r.f the directors of said company, the said directors being the same persons as were originally the in corpora tors of said company, with the ex ception of one person, who was elected a director in the beginning, but has re signed and his vacancy filled; that said company has not yet written any policies of insurance and there are no policy holders, and that said company being a mutual company there Is no capital stock. Third The authorization of this peti tion nas made at the corporate meeting us said company, which was called for' this purpose Wherefore petitioner prays that its' name be < hanged from the Inter-Southe'i: Insurance Company to the Progressive Insurance Company . INTER-SOUTH CRN INSURANCE CO. I. D. DABNEY, (’resident EDWARD ARNOLD. Secretary . Extract for the minutes of a meeting of! the board of directors of the Inter-Soul h ern Insurance Company held on Julv 2d. 1912. The following resolution wa. then unanimously adopted; “Resolved. That the name of the company be changed and that president and secretary be author ized for and on behalf of the company to file such petition with the secretary of state of Georgia as to effect such change in name and make such change legal. “Be it further resolved. That said < ffj cer shall adopt, if possible, aa thr name of the company name ‘Progressive Insurance ' "tupany GEORGIA Fulton County i. Edward Arnold, secretary nf the i !ntr»-Southern Insurance <’ompan.' here, by certify that the foregoing is a true' and rorrf < t copy of the extract from the minutes of a meeting of the board of di rectors of the Inter-Southern Insurance Company. relaHve to action taken by said board as‘to change of name of company, and that said resolution, as shown, was adopted by unanimous vote. EDWARD ARN’t’LD. Secretary Intet >(Hithnrn Insurance Company .'.l'MiNisTii.vroirs sale. GEORGIA Fulton County By virtue <»f an order of the court of ordinary of said < o jnty. granted at the i July term. P 12. will be sold before the i court house door of said county, on the j first Tuesday in August next, within ihe| legal hours of sab*, (he following prop i erly of the estate of Mrs Lavina H I Grover. <!ec appd. to-wit: A part of land lot 51. in the Fourteenth district of Fulton county. Georgia, de- i scribed as Beginning at the! northwest corner of Edgewood avenue and Ruder .-trcei. and running there 1 west along Edgewood avenue 56 feet, more or les . theme north •< feet and ten i inches, more or less, thence east 56 fepr. l more or less, to Butler street. t i hence south along Butler street 94 het am! i c inches, more or less, to the beginning point Also, parts of land lot 189 in the Sev enteenth district of Fulton county. Geor gia. described in six parcels as follows. First parcel, commencing at the south west corner r,# I.ong’ey avenue and Niles enut and running tl et • * gout h ig ’hr «r-’ de of Longlm avenue. 5! feet, ’hence v* • do fee’ <• a ’en-fno’ all* them. c . nor’ 1 , along ?aid alley 51 fest to Legal Notices. Niles avenue, thence east along Niles avenue 140 feet, to the beginning point. Second parcel, commencing on tne west •ide of Longley avenue. -04 feet south from Niles avenue and i inning thence south along Longley avenue 102 feet, thence west 1.40 feet to a ten-foot alley, iFence north along said alley 102 feet, and thence east 140 feet to the beginning point Third parcel, commencing on the east side o* Longley’ avenue. iJ2 feet south from Niles avenue and running thence south along Longley avenue 5 1 feet, thence past 140 feet to a ten-foot alley, theme north along said alley 51 feet, and -thence west 140 feel to the be ginning point. Fourth parcel, beginning at (he southwest corner of Church street (formerly (,’oll.ins street' and Herndon street and runn.ng thence west along Church street 90 feet, more or less, thence south 140 feet to an alley, thencf east along said alley’ :0 feet, more or less, to Herndon street, thence north along Hern don street 140 feel, to the beginning point. Fifth parcel, commencing at a point on the west side of Herndon street. 155 feet north from Niles avenue and run ning thence north along Herndon street 208 feet to an alley, thence west along said alley 14G feet to another alley, thence south along '•aid last named alley .08 feet, and thence east 140 feel to the be ginning point. Sixth parcel, beginning on the east side of Longley avenue 52 feet north from Niles avenue and run ning thence north along Longley avenue 104 feet, thence east 140 feet, more "r less, to an alloy, thence south along said alley 104 feet, and thence west 140 feet, more or less, to the beginning point. Terms, cash. .l( >HN .1. W( M>l 'SIDE Administrator of the Estate nf Mrs la vinia H. Crover. De erased. -6-1 AI>ML\’ISTRATRL\’S"SALE. (GEORGIA -F’ulton County: Ry virtue nf an order of the court of ordinary of said county, granted at the July term, 1910. will be sold before the court house door of said county, on the first Tuesday in August next, within Hip legal hours of sale, the following property of the estate of ,|. t. Renough, deceased, to-wit; \H that tract or parcel lying and being m land lot 13. of the Fourteenth district of F’ulton county. Georgia, and being lots Nos 87. 88. 89, 90. 91. 92. 93, 9 4 and 95. of the Hale X- Strickland plat • f thp property formerly owned by E. F. and D. N. Marlin desuibed as follows: Beginning at a point on the south side of V irgil street 142 ft et from the m«»uihW osf corner of V’rgil ami Joel Hurt streets, and running thence southerly four bun- I dred and ninety-four (494) feet, more or les* 4 , to the southeast corner of Virgil [and General Gordon streets, thence <ast j waidly cn General Gordon street <»ne hun dred and sixty eight (168) feet, more or less, thence northerly parallel with Vir ! gll_ street three hundred and fift?-nine • _ >9) feet, thence westerly at right angles with Virgil street one hundred (100) feet. 10 the. beginning point. Also, lot 82 of said plat, bpginning at a point at the northwest corner of Virgil street and Joel Hurt stree’ and running thence westerly’ on Virgil street thlrtx - one (31.) feet, thence northwesterly at right angles to Virgil street one hundred ’100) feet, thence easterly parallel with Virgil street fifty feet; thence southeaster ly eighty five (85’ feet to Joel Hurt street, thence along Joel Hurt street 20 feet to the point of beginning General Gordon -treet now known as Ashland avenue ami Joel Hurt street now known as Hale street. Sold for purpose of distribution Terms cash. MRS REHECGA 1. PIPER Formerly Mrs Rebecca L. Smathers. Ad ministratrix 7-6-41 GEORGIA. Fulton County By virtue oC an order of Fulton superior c ourt passed on the 25th day of June, 1912, in the case of Mrs S. I Walker vs Mrs. Ada F . Noyes et. al., ueing case No. 25625, Fulton superior court. July term. 1912, tDe undersigned e as commissioners will sell within the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in August, 1912. at the place of ( public sale of F’ulton county, Georgia, to I wit . before the court house on the corner ' of Pryor and Hunter streets in th? city of I Atlanta, the following de.'cribed property , tn wj 1: \H that tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the city of Atlanta, on the north side of Mitchell street, between Wfiite.hall and Pryor streets, and being in land lot seventy-seven (7"» of the four teenth «14<h ) district of said county, front Ing about seventy-one (71) feet on Mitch ell street, of which twenty-five (25) feet of frontage on west side extends back a uniform width a distance of seventy-nine ’79, feet, and the remainder of said lauds extends back a depth of one hundred and eight < 108> fee’, and six ’6) inches, said lands being subject to an easement of an • alley way eight <8» feet wide and being I ’he same lands •••nve.ved to B. F. Walker I by the two following deeds, to-wit: ; <D certain deed mad? by \ W i Mitchell, dated the 3d day of January , 1890. and recorded in the office of the clerk of the superior court of Fulton county in deed book P-3, folio 115. ’2) A certain deen made by Joseph F ‘latins, dated th? 15th day of March. 1890. and recorded n the office of the clerk of the superior <ourt of Fulton county in bonk Q-3, folio 168; i’ also being the same lands shown on a p'at attached to a deed from F. S. and Jennie P Powell to R !•’ Walker, recorded in office of the clerk of the superior Conn of Fultoh county, in Rook R-4, page 656 Said sal? will be for cash and at public outcry and 10 per cent of th? amount of the bid shall he paid by the successful bidder immediately upon th? knocking <lcwn to him of said property and the bal ance of said pur< hasp money shall he pa’d immediately upon th? consummptiop of said sal? M 9;30 a m on Saturdav, August 10. 1912, at the court house in Fulton < nunty. said commissioners will make a report of their actings and doings in the premises io the Judge of Fulton su perior court then presiding in th? motion dlvis on. at which time, or sn soon there after as th? parties at Juterest can be heard, an order will be passed either con firming nt- refusing to confirm such sal? so made b.v such commissioners In the event said sa'e bp not confirmed, the 10 ner cent paid by th? successful bidder will be returned immed'ately’ to said bidder. In thp event the «aid sale is confirmed il ? 10 per cent so paid bv the successful bid der will I’? applied on the purchase nnc? and m the event the successful bidder, upon th? confirmation of said <al?. fa’ls <>r neglects to pay’ th? balance of ibp pu» chase nrice. th? 10 per cent so paid w ,: ll b? held by th? commlfsiohers tn rover the costs nf » re-sal? and t« cover any darnagps may accrue by reason of thr fart that said successful bidder failed and declined to consumma’e ’’aid salt FORREST M»MR v A MEYER, r R. REYONLDS. Commissioners GEORGIA- Fubon County Ordinary's office, July 13 ’912. J McSwain Words has applied for let ters of administration on th? estate of Jam? Hall, deceased. This ; s. therefore, to ruuifv all concerned ’hat the same will be hrzird on th* first M nday in August next. JOBN R WIL’<INS(jN 1 ‘rdill? r T <: i ORGIA Fulton <bounty. Ordinary’s (Jffice. July 13. 1912 .1 D H’adwell, as administrator of ’hr estate of Mrs. L'rmi? Pop? deceased, has at jT'ed f' » leave to sell the ’and of said Mr- Ernii? Pop*. This therefore, 1o notify all ecnoonfd to file their objec tions. if any they have on i>r before th? first Monday in August ”fxt. else leave will then he granted said applicant, as applied f< ’. I' '! I \ R \V IIJ\ 1 N ' ».> 1 H <) * )'.■ i ' )HGI ' Fulton County ordinary ’s (tfficp. July 13. (91”. To ti’p Heirs ni Law of D. G. Brttm. De < F P. Starry having at).died for an or opc requiring J R. Uarrn’cha?!. th? ad ministrator of ti c estate of said deceased, to execute title under a ‘uortd for title, you are hereby cited to be and appear a; th? next August term of said court, to be ( eld on th? hist Monday in August next, then and there to show cause, if any you can. why said order should not be granted JOHN R. W ILKINSON, ordlnarx. EN E< ’( : TRIX'S SALE. < J (■:< >R(IIA Fulion (’< unty. Bv a irtve of th? power contained in i| o w’ll >f ’I K G’lYen, deceased. L Mrs. Ella R. Giffen, executrix of th? last will and testament “f 'aid R. K. Giffen, de cease'll. will on th? first Tuesday in ' u gust (9‘2. before th? court house dnor of Fulton county. Georgia dur'ng the legal hour.' of sale r»m up and expos? for sale to th? higher’ bidder th? one-third undlvd?'’ interest ( >f R |< Giffen, de- < ca-cd. ” th# following described proper D. unor tb? follow >ng terms *3.000 ca-h and balance payable on? year after dai*- wl’h interes’ at 7 per cent j pt • xn that tract • >i rt« f land situate, lying and being in the TORNADDKILLSB; SCDHES INJURED Minnesota and Wisconsin Are Hit by Disastrous Twister Early Today, MINXEAPoIJS. July 13. Thrpp per sons arp Head and thirteen injured, and property damage estimated al Slli.OOi) has been done as the result of a ter rific which swept over this section rest night and early today. The dead: Alms Ereyer. 22, Ells tvorth. Wl.s.: Mary Bergman, 25: Ralph Gillette. 30. Woman Killed. Many Hurt. KENOSHA. WIS.. .inly 13. A tm nade passed over Pleasant Prairie. \\ is., early today. (tne yvoman was killed and a number of persons were injured. A number of buildings were demolished. Two Killed in Eau Claire. EAl' CLAIRE. \VIS.. July 13.- Two persons were killed neat here early to day in a cyclone storm accompanied by an electrical display. Heavy propet ay damage ?vas done. Wires are do« n and the exati damage is not known. The ■tot tn 's is q. neral throughout the state. 40 Hurt as Tornado Hits Grand Rapids GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.. Jul? 13. F’orty pe sons were injured today in a tornado that did' heavy damage in Grand Rapids and the surrounding m ighborhood. The storm struck about 4 o'clock this morning II swept in from the southwest, tearing the roof from the grandstand of the Cential league baseball park and striking the city market where farmers with uagon lod> of produce bad gathered for the day's trading A numbe of horses were killed MILITIA AND OUTLAW BAND FIGHT BATTLE IN KENTUCKY MOUNTAIN LEXINGTON. KY.. .July 13. —A battle between national guardsmen and a band of outlaws, headed hy "Bud" Col lins. is reported in the hill country . f Magoffin county today. Collins is want ed for the- death of Mack Bailey. In a feud, and for killing one of Bailey's brothers. A second brother shot Col lins. wounding him in the back. After Collins had Ills wound dressed he gath ered several armed friends and took to the hills, pursued b.v twenty members of company D. Kentucky national guard, ('ollins and hi< j friends sent word that they "would die will) their boots on" but would not submit to ar rest. . “SPOONERS” HALT COURT AND ARE THEN MADE ONE CHICAGO. July <3. if you want tn spoon, go outside the court room." warned Municipal Justirc Dolan, as he rapped a couple in the rear seat into '■diem e. The man arose and said: "We came here tn get married and couldn't help spooning." The court smiled, ad journed the case on trial and married the couple. They were charier Har tung ami Miss Sadie Katz, both of Chi cago'. Legal Notices. Routbeast corner nf land lot No. 5. of the Seventeenth districi of original'?. De- Kalb. now F’ulton Georgia, and being more particularly described is t< l lows: Beginning ut (he southeast comer of land b ( 5. in said districi, and run ning north along th? east line of said lot. the same being 'he boundary line* bptwren DeKalb and F’ulton <ounties. i,200 feet to the land of Mr. Veach; ther>” a littb north of west along the south line of the \ each land 1,300 feet to ii>? land of Mrs. Minnie S. Bearae: theme south along th? east line of th? land of Mr- Minni? S. Hearse 1.220 feet, to th” original south line of said land lot 5; ihenc” east ah ng said south line 1.300 feet, io th? beginning point Tract No. 2 AH that tract or parcel of land -Ituat? l> ng and being in th? northeast corner < f land lot * < f the Sev enteenth district of originally DeKalb, now Fulton county. Georgia, and being more par ticularlx dr i oribed c Beginning at the northeast < ortier of . aid lot 4. and running west along th? north in? of said lot 1.300 f*?t. to the land of M’ • Minute S Braise, theme south along , th? **ast line of the land < f Mrs Minrue 5 Bears? 1..*>20 feet, thence east 1.300 feet to the original east line of said land lot. thence m-rth along the original cast line, th” am? being th? boundary line between Dekalb ami Fulton counties. 1.5*:0 feel to ilv beginning point, said tracts of land No. 1 and No. 2. above de scribed. '•ortainlng 76.68 acres. Tract No. 3 All that tract or parcel of land situate. I\ing and being in the southeast corner of land lot No. 4. of th** Seventeenth district of originally 1)? KaJb. now Fulton ooiiptx. Georgia, and being mor< particulars described as fol lows Beginning at the s* ulheast corner of land lot I. ot said district, and run ning north along th? cast line of said land tot th? same being ’I ? boundary Bn? hetwoen DeKalb and Full on count les. 1.520 f* ci to the south line of traot No. 2. h?re inahfv? described; thence west along the south line of said Cart No. 2 950 feet, • o th? land of Mrs Minnie S. Bears?; ibemo south along the east line of Mrs. Mirni? S. Bears*- 1.52 feet to th? original south lire of said land lot 4. theme east along the south hr? of said lot t, feet, to the beginning po'nt, containing 33 14 acres. Tiam No. 1 a certain triangular shaped tract,of land containing five-sixths of an acre, convey* <1 by Mi s. Minnie S Bears? to Mrs Mars E Buchanan (ne? Smith) by deed dated Dccernner 6. I'o6 ami lecorded in deed book . 1 . pag 4. • n the 10th day of Itecemlmr. 1906 in th? office of the clerk of the superior court of Fulton county. Georgia, said uai t of land heirg a part of land lot N«. 5 of lhe Seventeenth) district of origlnallx 1•• Kalb, now Fulton county, tieorgia. to which deed reference is here made. • ra< t of land fronting ‘2‘o feet on said ( I’eshite Bridge road: the. south linr said ria< i extending back east from said road 177 feet tf> the west line of tract <<■ I above described, and th? - a ast line of said tract extends fern said .south Uu? northwardlj along ti e west line -f said tract No. I above described to -aid Chesh ire Bridge road, to a point 89 fe?’. mor? <-r less, south of the. r.ock corner of \ each. Beam and Smith. »n th* <(?st -id* of -aid Cheshire Rr <’g? mad MR. ELLA R GIFFEN Executrix of ti t Last Win ar»d ’’*£( . pent of R K (Cffeo. L>eceased ’ CALEB CLARKE, A’tornej 7-13-2 INSECTS RUINING TREES IN PARKS it’s the Neoclytus Erythroco philus (Whew!), and Best Remedy Is the Ax. if you happen tn notice a neoclyftl'S et y tht ocophilus gnawing on vour elm trees you needn’t call out the police re serve. Simply inject a solution of bi chloride "f carbon between the bark and the interior—of the elm. not the neo., etc.—-and you'll kill the monster. ..The Lett ' way is to cut down the elm and burn it. That's "hat the national bureau of entomology told Dan Carey, park mari tige-, "hen be wrote for information. He had observed that the elms and as ? trees In the parks were apparently suf fering from innocuous desuetude or anaemii- debility, and "anted ro know "hat »as tlte matter. After lying in "alt for several days he succeeded in capturing several specimens of a black beetle, about as long as a piece of string. ?'itD two horns and a double row of teeth He found the beetles had been boring through the bank .as bis beloved elms, establishing head quarters at a centra] spot, and then gnawing ornamental rings all abound the trees. So he wrote to the depart ment al Washington to find the rem edy. The "bugoiogist” replied that bichlo ride of carbon would kill the pests, but the .bgst ?vay to get rid of them was to ciit dciyvn the trees and burn them. Wliich' is all very well, except that the park- department hasn’t any authority to go-into private lawnsand chop down elm trees, and it wouldn't do any good lo destroy those in the parks and leave p:lvate trees. SOLDIERS ENGAGE IN WARLIKE MANEUVERS NEAR ANNISTON CAMP AXXISTON. ALA., July 13.—The bodies of Charles Kirby and Herbert Pate, who "ere killed b.v lightning at t'amp Pettus Thursday night, were sent to their homes in Birmingham, for in terment. Those ?vho were shocked but not killed are improving, and. with one or two exceptions, will .overcome their injuries. tine of the most extensive and war like maneuvers of the encampment among the troops now in training at ('amp Pettus has been in progress since noon yesterday, the troops being divided into armies, designated the Reds and the Browns. The entire grounds north of the camp have been occupied by the opposing forces for t" o days, th" night h°lng spent in camp ,tt Can Creek Sptings. near ati old In dian battle ground The forces, slept under dog t n nts and cooked thei- o" n rations in regula army fashion. Neely's Zouaves. from Meiiijihls, •u hich forms a part of the Second Ten nes;"e regiment now in camp, will give an exhibition drill on the main streets of the < ity here today . The zouaves have a national. reputation as on.e of tlte beet drilled companies belonging to the national guatd and have taken many prizes and medals in competitive drills in all parts of the country. The Seiond Tennessee band will furnish mush for the exhibition drill. FORSYTH PLAYERS GIVE MATINEE FOR PRISON INMATES The prisoners in the Federal peniten tial' "ere treated to a matinee at 9 • m lock this morning "hen the leading tie, formers on lhe Forsyth's bill this nick plav'-il to them in the prison ' healer. Yesterday the same actors inspected tlte prison as the guests of the warden, and they were so pleased with their reception that on the way back to town they decided to offer their services to cheer the prisoners, many of whom had begged them for just one turn, please." They received a rousing reception and the prison inmates encored again and again the acts of Miss D'Armond, Ed Hayes and company. Jack Lamey and -everal others. CONFERENCE AT SAVANNAH ON EXTENDING BRINSON RY. SAVANNAH. GA.. July 13— Jimis Tmbrie. junior member of the banking firm of William-. Morris X: Co., of Ne?v York, and r ice pt esident of the Brin son railroad, will confer this afternoon with the transportation committee of the Savannah Chamber of Commerce. George Brinson, p «sident of the road and ' epr ra sentatives from Washington and Thomson, to determine the route of the proposed Brinson railway exten sion to Athens- The question to deter mine is whether the extension shall be by Xugusta or direct ftom Waynes boro by Thomson and Washington. HOT WEATHER IN CHICAGO LEADS HUBBIES TO DESERT CHICAGO. July 13. -Hot weather in- CKsiseii tlte number of wives who ap-' ply so, warrants charging then hus bands with desertion according io Mrs. c. Ft inklin Leavitt, secretary to Judge Gcmmill. "The man of the house per haps elects to spend the night In a cool spot in a patk." said .Mrs. Leavitt, "and lhe next day his wife appeals to ns tor a v arrant for him We tell the--' women to go home and wait a f«w days.” GIRL SELLS WATER AT 5 CENTS THE THIMBLE VENICE. - AlJuly 13,—Bathers be. Ite? rd Mis- Frances Wallace' . intanf when -he tried to sell water at i.eent' a thimbleful Xfter she was arrested t’ "as learner] rh° was doing stuhte ii t sorority initiation. 15