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Aflniln- Iptrmor of th* Khlmlp of K*rmv llriMik* late of uld Bounty. dMMiUHI, to exnut* nnrl deliver title* In rompllftnco with a <rp i .in |i#»n<l f««r Title*, given by the said F«fin> Hrook* to Miry E Klirbl. Hnd *r*naferred by the e*hl Mary K Kidrid to Km it) A It. Ilrodle. You And r.'o h of you are hereby re* ♦Milled to l*e and i*|»|>« ir at the Court of Ordinary of add County, to be held on the flr*t Monday in April 1914. at I<* o’ dock a. m.. and ah w ratine. If any \ou have, why the pfavera of the peti tioner nhoitld not I<* granted, and said admintatmtoi rtqul ed to tuttka Title* in conformity with add Itonrt. Witnea» my hand utid official stun** ture. thi* nth da\ of March 1914 ALKXANI'I II It WALTON. Ordinary, Hb ImioiiU County, Ge Tgla. Ml .' \ HTATK OF GKoRGI V RICHMOND COUNTY Wherea*. ’Wall «e It llrrc* ha* him plied for permanent Letter* of Admin Istrstion on the relate of Adotphui It oiler, late of add County, deceased Thi* I* therefore to rite all peraon* i-onrerned, to be and appear ut the O'UU i f <**dtn*rv of paid County, t«* be held «»n the flrat Monday In April. A IV, W 4 at 1A o’clock a in . «nd show <**u*e. If any they ran, why paid Letter* altoulo not be granted Wltnea* mv official signature thla I3th da \ of March. A D. 1914. ALEXANI »KR It WALTON. M It 2ft 27 A It ordinary. It. C HTATK OF GEORGIA i:b liMONh col'NT y Where**. Maggie M. Fhurhev. widow «f Win K Hhurlev. late of *ald County d«. eased, haa applied for year’* support for htT*e|f ami minor children of Maid deoaaaad Till* I*, therefore, to rite all fierpnn* ct a'erned. to be and appear at th* ♦ « rt of tiidinars of eahl County, to be ■ l on the flrat Abndnv In April. A I* ’.it 10 o« h « k ii. m . and ahow «auae. they can why a*ld year a aupport • ' t 11 t I»• grunted, and return of the i ’at * made die Judgment of aald i » ’• t \V «... • v official signature thla 13th y if M Ii \ I» I'd I. O.KXVNDKK It. WALTON. *0 '7 A II ordinary, 11. C. HTATK «>K Ol a MIGIA, RICHMOND I'nl NTY Wheteut W’ldte Goddard haa applied so- primnenl Let era of Administration on 4be eat Me of MaY> Aimifida Goddard, late of p;dd Counts, deceased. Th a la 'herefore, lo rite ail person* t oner rued 'o he and appear at lint Court of (j. dinar* «>f aald County, to be be d on the flrat Monday In April, A. l>, 11*11 at Ift o clock a in., ami ahow cause, If «n> they ran wh> aald Letter* should not ie grunted Wlura* my official algnature thla 18th dav td March. A D. ll*' < ALEXANDER It U ALTON, M 1" 2ft 27 A It Ordinary It. C. HT Cl I OF GEORGIA, fib 'll MONO COl NTY Wheraga. White Goddard haa applied for permanent led in a of Administration cm the eatate of Sarah lam law Trow bridge, late of aald County, deceased. Thla la. therefore, to Hte all (person* concerned, to be ami appear at the Court of Ordinary of said County. to t e held on the flrat Mopduy ill A|* 11. A n., i*i4 at Id o'clock u. in., and allow t i*ae. |f any they can, why said Let ter* ahnuh! not be granted Wttneaa my official signature thi* 13th das of March. I*. I*l4 ALEXANDER It WALTON. Id II 2ft 27 A 3 Ordinal y It C HTATK OF GEORGIA RICH MONO COl NTY \Yharea*. Charles II Brandon. Exeeu tor of the eatate of Thomas F Bran don. late of aald County, deceaaed. ha* «PP led for Letter* of I hanilaahm from aald Execute* ahlp Tlda I*. therefore, to cite all person* « oncerned to la' and appear nt the court of ordinary of aald County, to be ! eld on tbe fir*; Monday In April, A D. I*ll. at to o'clock a. m., and ahow* cause If any t!w\ can, why aald Letter* should not be granted. Wltneaa my official algnature thia 13th da> of March, a D 1914 ALEXANDER R WALTON. M 13 Jft 27 A 3 Ordinary, it c ST AT K OF GKORGIA RICHMOND COUNTY Whereas. Jamt* T. Tonne* - haa np jdied for permanent letters of Admin*** t ration on the eatate of Mr* W It Olive, late of aavd Counts, deceased. Thi* I*. therefore, to cite all person* “JERRY ON THE JOB’’ - In the Spring a Young Man's Fancy - By Hoban '""" ~ ~ ■~~ ■ ....'..'.... ■ —— *^ > eoneerned, to I*#* and af»pear at the Court of Ordinary of *«ld County, to be held on the flrat Monday tn April, A l» I*l4 at 10 o'clock a. m., and ahow cauae If a ftv they cafi, why aald Lelt#A a ahmi'd not be granted Wttneaa my official algnature thla 12th I »lay of March. A D, l!*14 ' AI.KXANUKU It WACTON. M 13 20 27 A 3 ordinary. It c. HTATK OK GKORGIA RICHMOND COUNTY Wherea* L. G. Heatae, Admlnlat ra • t..r of the eatate of George \V IM.tt late of wilt! County, deceased, haa ap plied for Letter* of iMamlaaloii from aatl Administration. Thi* la therefore, in cite nil persona concerned. to he and appear at the Court <>f «ndinar) of aald County, to be he id on the fltai Monday in April, A D. 11)14. t 10 o’clock a. in . and ahow cauae. If wnv they tan why aald la*ttera ahotild not he granted. wttneaa mv official signature thla 13th das -f March. A. IV. I*l4. ALKXANDKH It. WALTON. M 13 20 27 A 3 ordinary, It. (V HTATK OK GKORGIA. RICH MONl> COUNTY Wherea a Mr*. Louisa Kennedy, D. O Kog.ivts and L J. Ilenry, Kxecutora of the eatat«» of Ilenry Kennedy, late of aald Count), deceased, Imve applied for Lettera of lharnlaaion from aald Kxecu tor ship. This la therefore, to cite all persona concerned, to lie and appear at the Court of ordinary of aald County, to he held on the first Monday In April, A I*., J*l4, ut 10 o’clock a m.. and allow cause, If ans they can. why said Lettera should Hot be granted Wltneaa mv official signature thla 13th day of March, A D . 1914. ALKXANDKH It WALTON. M 13 2 <s7 A 3 ordinary. It. C. *TATI#OK GKORGIA. Richmond county Whereas. Glenn W l«egwen. Adminis trator of the estate of Mary K. Wylda. late of said County, deceased, hna lip s• • i lea S i to • I;• I I Kst \l e 1 • - longing to aald estate. This la therefore, to cite all persona concerned to lie and appear lit the Court of t trdlnars of aald County, to l»« held on the first Monday In April. A. D. I*l4, at Ift o'clock a in., and ahow cauae. If any thc\ call, why leave to sell ILc-»l I state belonging to aald estate should not be granted as prayed for. Witness mv official signature thla 13th day of March. A l> 1914. ALKXANDKH It WALTON. M 13 20 27 A 3 Ordinary, It. C. HTATK OK GKORGIA RICHMOND COUNTY Whereas. II H Alexander has applied for permanent Letter* of Administration on the estate In Georgia of Charles Webb, late of County of Norfolk, Kng land, deceit aed. Thia la. therefore, to cite all persons concerned. to be and appear at the Court of ordinary of said County, to be held on the first Monday In April, A. D, 1!»14. nt Ift o'clock a m , and allow cause If any thex can, why aald Lettera should tint be grunted Witness my official signature thla 13th day of March. A D. 1914 ALKXANDKH R WALTON. M 13 2ft 27 A 3 Ordinary, R. C. Ml -editors cf the estate of Mr* Mary Francis Kowier, late of Richmond County, deceased, are hereby notified to render In their demands to the under signed. according to luw, and nil persons Indebted to said estate me required to make Immediate pajrmeiit. 1 1 |g ' :th dix of Man h, 11 GKORGK II GKHCKK M 13 J • :'7 A 3 Ift 17c Admlnlatratx*' h t’ \TK <»F GK< IRC,I A. RICHMOND COUNTY To the Hetra-at-loiw of Daniel Rums Dyer, 1 )e«'caaetl: Dabney II Crenshaw having filed his petition to require Alonso From* Uurdy, ndmliilatrntor with the will annexed of the estate in Georgia of Daniel Burns Dver. late of Jackson County, Htate of Missouri, deceased, to execute and de liver title* In Compliance with a certain Bond for Titles, given by the saht Daniel Burns Dyer to Thomas It. Uuryear who assigned the same 4o Dabney H. Cren shaw. September 13th. 1912. You and each of you are hereby re quired to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary of said Count), to he held on the sh st Monday In April, 1914. at 10 o'clock a m.. and show cause, if any vou have why the prayers of the peti tioner should not be granted, and said administrator required to make Title* Iti conform!t> with said Rond. Witness my hand and official slgni ture, thla 13th d«v of March 1914 ALKXANDKH R WALTON Ordlnarv, Richmond County, Georgia. M 13 2ft 27 A 3 HTATK OK GKORGIA RICHM4IND COUNTY To the Heirs Mt-la«w of Daniel Riirna hjfV, f>eceased: R M Htlies ha* lug filed Ida petition lo require Alonso Froilie I'urdy. admin lalrator with the will annexed of the es tate In Georgia of Daniel Burns Dyer, late <>f .Jackson County, Htate of Min* sourl, deceased, lo execute and deliver title* In compliance with a < grtaln Bond for Titles, given hy the Mold Daniel Burns liver to Robert W Rood which was on the 53!*d dav of February, 1914, transferred to R M Htllea You and each of you iire hereby re qtilred to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary of said County, to i*e held on the first Mondsy In April. 1914, at Ift o'clock a. hi . and show cause. If any you have, why the praver* of the peti tioner should not he granted, and said administrator required to make Title* In conformity with said Bond. Witness tn> hand and official signa ture, thia 13th dav of March, 1914 ALKXANDKH R. WALTON. Ordinary, Richmond County, Georgia. M 13 20 27 A 3 HTATK OK GKORGIA. RICHMOND COUNTY To the llelrs-at-I^mw of Daniel Rums Dyer, Deceased: Margaret K. Funk having filed hep pe tit ion to require Alonso Frome I'urdy, administrator with the will annexed of the estate hi Georgia of Daniel Burn* Dvvr, late of Jackaoti C‘*unty, State of Missouri, deceased, to execute and de liver title* In compliance with » certain Bond for Titles, given hy the said Daniel Burns Dye* to her. You and each of you arc hereby re quired to he and appear at the Court of Ordinary of said County, to he held on the flrat Monday in April. 1914, at 10 o'clock a. in., and ahow cause. If sny vnu have, why the prayers of the peti tioner should not he granted, and aald ndmitilMtrahft* required to make Title* In conformity with said Bond. Witness my hand and official signa ture, this 13th day of March. 1914 ALKXANDKH R WALTON. Ordinary, Richmond County. Georgia. M 13 2ft 27 A 3 HTATK OF GKORGIA. RICHMOND COUNTY To the Heirs- it Law* of Daniel Burns Dyer, Deceased.” Mr*. Kiuma Meyer having filed her pe tition to require Alonso From* Uurdy, administrator with the will annexed the estate In Georgia of Daniel Burn* liver, late of Jacks 11 County. State of Missouri, deceased, to execute and de liver titles in compliance with a certain Bond for Titles, given by the a.ihl Daniel Burns I lver to her. You and each of you are hereby re qured to Is and appear at the Court of Ordlnarv of said County, to be held on the first Monday In April, 1914, at Ift o’clock a m, and ahow cause. If anv you have, why the prayer* of the pet I tinner should not be granted, and sai I administrator required to make Title* In conformity wltk aald Bond. Wltneaa m> hand and official signa ture. this tilth dav of March. 1914 ALKXANDKH R WALTON. Ordinary. Richmond County, Georgia. M 13 20 27 A 3 RECEIVER'S SALE. Uursuant to an order of the Hon. Ilenry C. Hammond. Judge of the Hu pertor Courts for the Augusta Circuit, dated the 12th day of March, 1911, the undersigned will offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash. before the Court House door of Richmond County. Georgia, on the Ist Tuesday In Apr!’. 1914, between the usual hour* of sale the following described veal estate: "A" All that lot of land with Im provements thereon, situate, lying and being in Richmond County, Georgia. In the City of Augusta, fronting on Rill* Street fort)-nine lift) feet, and being bounded North bv the property of the Broadway Methodist Church: Kust by the lot of Mrs. V M. Clinton: South by Kills Street, and West by the lot of R A Kruln: said lot Is Identified on a plat of the City Council of Augustt as lot No. Block 15. of WaVd Four. “If ALSO all that lot of land, with Improvements thereon, situate, tying and being in the Cltv of Augusta. Rich mond County Georgia, on the North west corner of Jon* s and Mills Street*, fronting forty <4o> feet on Jones Street and etvending back of even width from June* Street, through to Reynolds Street, and being Imunded K»i*t by Ml is Street. South iv Jones Street: West b> lot of Corlnthlu lloxte and North by Reynolds Street, being known a* Lot No. 28, Block 7 In Ward Four on a plat ol the City Council of Augusta. "C’’ AI/So all that lot of land, with Improvements thereon situate, King ami l*elng In the Cltv of Augusta, Rich mond County, Georgia, on the North s*lr of Wallen Street on which It fronts fortv (4ft> feet and extends hack of even width one hundred and sixty-six (ltbD THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA. GA. fe#*t, and being bounded North by lot of Umothy Lyons; Kuat by lot of tbe A< ad ftfny of Richmond County; South by Wult' u Street, and West by the prop erty of C D. Carr. V*. Daniel and Irish American lf<nk. and being design'ted on a plat of the City Count’d of Au gust* a* Lot No. 37, Block 61 in Ward < me. "D V ALSO all that lot or parcel of land, with improvements thereon, alt ; uafe, lying and being in the City of Au gusta, Richmond Count), Georgia, on the Hast side of Center Street on which It fronts forty-one <4li feet and extend* hack of even width one hundred and seventy-five <l7f*J feet, and being bounded: NrS’th l>v the lota of A. C Fowler and C. D. Carr. Hast by lot of lrlsft American Rank. Houtli by lot of 7. Daniel and West by Center Street, and being known as lot No 41. Block 64 in Ward one on a plat of the City Coun cil nfAuguata. **K*”— ALSO all that lot or parcel of land, with improvement* thereon, sit uate, lying and being in the City of Au giiatM. Richmond County, Georgia, front ing forty-four «44> feet on the Nca*th able of Reynolds Street and extending I Mick of even width to the Savannah River, and being hounded: North liy the Savannah River; Hast hy the property Of J. J. Saxon; South by Reynold* Street and Welt hy the property of Alice Whlt tendule; and known aa Lot/ No. 4, Block 5. In Ward fine, on a plat of the City Council of Augusta. "F"—AND ALSO all that tract or parcel of land, with improvements thefreon. situate, lying and being In the Cltv of Augusta, County of Richmond, State of Georgia, fronting one hundred and twenty-two (122) feet, more or leas, on a ainnll street next South of and parallel with South Boundary Street <»f Ihe City of Auguata, 'and extending Igrk of even width the distance of seventy-five (75) feet, more or less, and bounded now or formerly: North by property of W. K Miller, East by prop erty of W. C. secretary and treasurer; South by said Street and West by lot of Mrs Karmic Reeves. The aatne be ug the property convoyed by VV. K. Miller to Anna W Barksdale by deed dated February 28th. 1901, and by the said Mrs. ltuvkiidale ttt the Burch Manu facturing Hupplv Company by deed dated April 4th. 1901. neither of which deeds have been recorded. The aald property will he sold subject tn the confirmation of the * ourt and no purchased at *ald sale shall be required I*l comfnv w th bis bid until he has ns cerlained th«t the title to tire real es tate purchased by him Is good. IRVIN VLKXANDKR. Receiver. M 13 2ft 27 A 3c Irish-American Bank. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned wl I t’. ansfer flftv shares of Georg a Railroad A' Hanking Company sto« K. standing in the names of S. A. Woodward, James T. Woodward and Janies StII nr-m. Trustees of S. A. Wood ward. after due publication of this no tice as required bv law. WILLIAM WOODWARD. Kx* onto . Kst ate of Sarah A. Woodward. M (J 13 20 27 SHERIFF'S SALE. ST A I K (>K GKORGIA, RICHMOND COCNTY Wl I be sold at the Court House. In tie C. 1 v of Augusta, County and State aforesaid, the usual place for holding sheriff’s Sales, on the first Tuesday in April next, during the legal hours of sale, the following described property, to-wit: All that b t with improvements there on, known as No. 233 Walker street, fronting 33 feet on Walker street and running hack lf*S feet, hounded. North hy lot of Lei] < K. Carroll, Fast by Mrs. B. M Williams. South by Walker street and West by Geo. S. Lombard. Said property levied on as the prop erty of Hattie K. lotuder to satisfy a fl. fa. issued from Superior Court, of said County on the 10th dav of February. 1914 in favor of W. W. Kimball Co., against Hattie K. Lander Levy made this 13th day of March, 1911, and notice served. J NO. W CLARK. Sheriff of Richmond Co.. Gs. M 13 2ft 27 A 3 HTATK OK GEORGIA. RICHMOND COCNTY Whereas. Annie T Deas, widow of K M. iVas. late of said County, deceased, has applied for year's support for her self and minor child of said deceased. This is. therefore, to cite all persons concerned, to he and appear at the Court of Ordinary of said county, to be held on the first Monday In April. A. D.. 1914. at B> o'clock a. m., and show cause, it tn) tbsi • an. vv h| Hid J 4 r ■ - .p port should not be granted, and return of th»> appraisers made the judgment of si)ld Court. Witness my official signature this lUtl day of March. A IV. 1914. ALKXANDKH R WALTON, M 13 2ft 27 R 3 Ordinary, R. C. Cert’nly, Cert’nly, Ambrosia Gels In SHERIFF’S SALE. HTATK OK GKORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY— Will be sold at the Court House, In the Oily of Augusta. County and Htate aforesaid, the usual place for holding Hherlff’s Hale*, on the first Tuesday in April next, during the legal hours of Side the following described property, to wit: All that lot *»f land with improve ment* thereon, known as No. 161 H Mil ledgevl'le Rond, hounded North hy lands of J. IV Armstrong Hast bv J. J. Col lin*. Houth b) Janes, and West by Mb -1 edgev lll* Road. Ha Id property levied on as the prop erty of Charlie Blanchard to satisfy a fl. fa. issued from City Court, of said County on the Trd dav of March. 1914, >n favor of Jno. T. Faulkner, against Charlie Blanchard. Levy in.tde thi* 4th day of March, 1914 find notice served. JNO. W. CLARK. Sheriff of Richmond County. Ga. M 13 20 27 A 3 SHERIFFS SALE. HTATK OF GKORGIA. RICHMOND COUNTY— Will he sold at the Court House in the City of Augusta. In said County and State, on the first Tuesday in April, 1914, between the legal hours of sale, the following described property of the Kst at e of \V .C. Walker, deceased, to wit: All that tract ♦a - parcel of land, to gether with the improvements thereon, situate, lying and being In said State and County, containing one hundred and fifty-nine and one-quarter (15944) acres, more or less. Bounded on the North bv lands now or formerly belonging to the Dickinson Estate; on the East by lands now or formerly he'onging to the Dick inson Estate; and on the South» and West hy land* belonging to the Dickin son Estate; Also All that lot. tYact or parcel of land in said State and County, near Mechanic’s Hill, containing forty-three (43) acres, more or less, and bounded by binds of Hatcher, Hack, Chavous and Hattie Barker; Also. All that other tract or parcel of land containing forty-four (44) acres, mote or less, in said State and County, bounded North hy land now or formerly of C. A. Ilopkins: East by land now or formerly of Barney Greiner; Houth by lands of said Greiner, and lands novv or formerly of Mrs V. T/aTaste and West by lands new or formerly of James Turner. Said property levied upon under and by virtue of an execution issuing from the City Court of Richmond County, * Seor *1 a. on March 2nd, 1914, In which Louis C. Kdelblut is plaintiff and Archi bald Blrtckshear, as Administrator de bonis non of \V. C. Walker is defendant. Notice served on defendant and ten ant In possession. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for pa_ per*. JOHN W CLARK. Sheriff Richmond County, Ga. M 13 20 27 A 3 STATE OF GEORGIA RICHMOND COUNTY— Whereas, Knnna V. Evans, ns the next friend of Fred Booker. Lena Booker and Fannie Booker, minor children of Lula B. Campfield. late < f said County, do 4-ensed. has applied- for year's support for said minor children out of the Es_ fate of said deceased. This Is. therefore, to cite all persons concerned. to Tie and appear at the Court of Ordinary of said County, to he held on the first Monday In April, A. IV, 1914. at 10 o’clock n. m., ami show cause, if any they can. why said year’s sup port should not he granted, and return of Ihe appraisers made the Judgment of said Court. Witness my official signature this 13th day of March. A. IV, 1914. ALEXANDER It. WALTON, M 13 20 27 A 3 Ordinary. R. C. STATE OK GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY— Whereas. Corn B. Kilpatrick has ap plied for permanent Letters of Admin istration on the estate of Henry H. Kil patrick. late of said County, deceased. This is. therefore, to cite all persons concerned. to be and appear at the ('ourt of Ordinary of said County, to he held on the first Monday In April, A. IV, 1914, at 10 o'clock a. m., and show cause, if any they can, why said letters should not he granted. Witness mv official signature this 13th dav of March. A. D 1914. ALEXANDER R WALTON, M 13 20 27 A 3 Ordinary, R. C. SPECIAL NOTICES HAVING BBBN NONWNATBD AT A mnaa meeting of th# voters of the Fourth Ward, I hereby announce my #e!f n rnnillctate for Council, »übject to the White Primary. Tue FYI Sun I* S .DAVIS. the Corning with THE RECORDER We laughed ho much at the time that realty nothlnK seems funny ut all now. and the report will nave to be Just a bare statement. Tnis Is most unfortunate of course, but there is nothing to be done about it. We sit here with a vague and fatuous smile, like somebody who lias Just missed the punt of a joke, knowing that somethin*, heaven knows what, was funny—and trying desperately to repeat it to somebody else in hopes that they may see something in it. Anyhow this is what happened. Annie Ware came back. She bad been unable to wait till Saturday night. Wnich wasn't funny of course. Then appeared threp white fel lows from South Carolina who came over full of high spirits and low de signs yesterday, and. in attempting to make a round of visits last night, rang at the door of a colored parson age. Here they encountered tne Dea con. who valiantly stood out against thtir determination to enter. Every body was under a misapprehension. What the deacon thought they were is unknown, but they looked upon the deacon as uu unsympathetic and rather officious butler, to be intimi dated and otnerwise shown hig place. The deacon was in the end victorious both last night and this morning, for ha was dismissed by the court and tha three were fined $lO apiece. You will have to grant that there was Something funny in tnat situa tion. Then a peg-legged man came up for drunk. It seems he got druuk in Ma con last night. "What in tne world,” a3ked the judge, "did you come over here for?” "Came over to see you!” suavely returned that gentleman. Then there was the Irishman who eame up for not having a dog license. He had been told the other day to get one, and had pleaded that he had no money. He had nothing in the world but the dog. This morning tie said he had bought the license yester dav. "Where did you get the mon«y’” asked Judge Irvin. Phone Early Tomorrow Your Want Ads for the SUNDAY HERALD should be phoned early to morrow. Do not wait until late afternoon— you may find THE HERALD’S want ad phones “all busy/’ Phone early in the day and be assur ed that your ad will appear in all editions of the Sunday Herald. For the accommodation of those who cannot phone earlier, ads are received up until 10 o’clock p. m. Phones 296 and 297 FRIDAY. MARCH IS. “Sold the dog," he sauly replied. But the case which surfeited every body with laughter for the res* of the day was that against Tommv Moss, colored. Here are the bare facts: Yesterday morning he w-ent to the house of one Ceorge on Monroe wlt 1 ,. a f|- iend. and knocked on the door. He must have suspected something probably. For his w-ife wag in there, together with another woman, t.eorge himself, and an odl man named Jacob, first* 5 BtiaJl K ' Ve Georges testimony Tommy s wife was down dere doin my washln Her and another nameT Jake?" 1 namr ' Wlias Bhe Ella Williams,” said Jacob Yes, das hit. Well, Tommy, he come down dere and say ; Open de do! you i> s i‘ y : , f'otne out o’ dere, or Jif buss de do' down!’ I wasn’t ko in out dere, but I crack do do to see -and time I did—BAMM! a brick lew by ray hade and like to hit me. I slam do do and here come another brick right through do do!. Den he started sho nuff. He done busted de do 'down fore I could turn roun Den he come in de house and started pilin’ up de brick bats on de floor. Den he commence. He lam basted me and de house and busted all de furniture, and time I’d crawl up be hind something he'd buss dat down. We was in dere like a lot of Rabbits Dey wasn't no way to dodge dat nig ger and deyi bricks. I crawl up under de bade and he reached down and chunked up under dere. Etc., btc. Then Jacob testified: He was an old Don Juan with a kinky white beard. "It's jes’ like he say. Tommy come and beat on dp do' and say if he don't come out he gwine to buss de do' down. George, here, he say: 'Dammitto —hell knock it down!’ Den I say: ‘You can say dammitto hell — knock-de-door-doyn—but you better not go out dere.’ And dis' bout dat time here come a brick! We had a turrble time keeping out de way o’ dem brieks.” But it's useless. Nobody would ever believe how funny it was. Peo ple laughed till they cried and literal ly fought for air. Tommy was par doned, as being justified in rescuing his wife from the other man's house