Consolidated cases. Add. Def: Ernest R. Roberts, Mayme B. Roberts, and the Cherokee Motor Co. The automobile Financing Co. alleges that Roberts Auto Service as principal and Ernest and Mayme Roberts and the Cherokee Motor Co. as endorsers, are indebted to them in the sum of $5,553 secured by eight vehicles. Roberts Auto Service is a taxi co. operating in the City of Knoxville. Mayme and Ernest were in negotiations to purchase a building to lease to Carl R. Roberts Undertaking Co. at the time of the suit.

Plaintiff in error is accused of withholding 425 sacks of corn belonging to the defendant in error on a flatboat on the Holston River.

The plaintiff firm, composed of D. M. Rose, T. H. Rose, J. M. Pitner, and W. A. Pitner, filed suit to recover logs it had purchased from the Willey Boom and Lumber Company at $4.00 per thousand, who then resold them to the defendant company.

Incomplete case. Details included state that C. P. Camp executed a chattel mortgage from Gosler, putting ownership of property in Gosler's name. Involvement of Collins & Hunter is unclear. Court decreed that W. D Hunter recover $235.70 from Gosler & Co. & Robert Burrow & James A. Martin.

Plaintiff sued for $273.24, the amount of money paid upon the purchase price of 1 1936 Ford V-8 pick-up truck purchased from J. C. Mahan Motor Co. upon a title retained contract. Contract purchased by def.. who then repossessed the truck & sold it in violation of the Conditional Sales Law of the State of TN.

James E. Thompson of Knox county let a friend borrow his car to drive to Cocke county. While in Cocke county the friend wrecked the car and it had to be towed to the garage operated by Art Fisher. The friend told Fisher the car was not his and he could not authorize repairs. Fisher dismantled the car anyways and would not release the car to Thompson unless he paid a $65.00 repair charge.

Ms. Brady purchased an organ from Ludden and Bates with the terms being $153.00 to be paid in monthly installments of $5.00 each month. Plntffs accused Brady of forging a note on the account to reflect a payment of $50 rather than $5. Brady's organ was repossessed. Case sought to settle whether or not the account was up to date or whether the repossession was the appropriate action.

Incomplete casefile. Additional plaintiff in error: J. H. Fleming. This is an action taken by the defendant in error to recover a printing press and printing materials detained from him by the plaintiffs.

Complainant, Nathan Stern, was a merchant in Knoxville. The Defendant, Thomas Jewell, owned a horse livery stable & business in Rhea Co. Stern had kept his horse at defs. stable until bill amounted to $30. Failure to pay bill. In another instance, plaintiff attempted to keep another horse at same livery stable; def. kept horse as a lien until paid. Action filed, and subsequently was appealed. Add Def.: Knox Sheriff, J.K. Lones. Quote: "This is a case of a "Jew" vs. a "Jewell.""

The cause of action in this case is listed as replevin. It appears to involve taking possession of a certain lot of lumber estimated at fifty thousand feet that S.T. Atkins has seized.