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"JTE. THBOWEE,
39 N. Forsyth St.,
Boll Thone 1450.
Standard Thone 164.
207 rVY STREET.
£4 750 not $5,500 as adver
tised by others.
»Biis cottage is^ on
jot throe blocks only from
Aragon. Nothing less than
110.000- will buy anything
ground this property. Some
eash and balance long pay
ments.
M. L. THROWER,
Real Estate.
39 N. Forsyth.
HENDRICK & CO.,
Real Estate and Loans,
23 1-2 Whitehall Street,
Both PhoneB.
raaMtntv
l^cted putk-iMi. win every Known conrnn-
o**5 r n * ^NKblBiitloK gat anil alar*
ff'™JJ »rchltoctural drolgi, aa good
I'KACIITRRK LOT, 1011)00;
M*i**»t P«lnt a ad iplea*
»hl ™£M!5V.nn Th,i J ,ro f>*rty will Mb) It
thm grill HOP per front foot
" eeey terms; worth Investigating.
-large
man Park.
ILiOO-tNMAN PAHK; 2 STORY l-ROOM
..{"Me: baaoMfolly designed” eeakteatfsa
f|***f|; sad gi» Bxturee; eptrndld bath:
beantlfully OnUbed; wall located on 60-foot
lot. Easy term,.
(iLORE & JUSTIN,
215 Peters Building.
nig Mil l. AVENUE. ONE BLOCK OF
*l5».rt nvenot. where the now ear Uoa
h brlnr Inillt. wo are betiding throe nice
*;v,,ttnit..ia Which will ha,o cabinet
!J.trl. andTtrt well t»M: *1® cart and
S ..T month. Tbooe tots are B to 160.
k-I .(ivit..I with ahado tree,. Will make
iSc. home lor an, one. For apodal price,
all tt office.
AT tdl.t.EOB PARK-LOT M BY 110.
wlrh .errant bonao la,roar, renting at *6
„r month. We caa aell this for a abort
fmeai $M0. You am yon .caa aaake a rood
k: as/s. «:•? as tur
ir~fl.tr HII0AL8 ROAD. * SllLSS
turn miter at dtp. splendid farm, con-
taUlm « nrrea, s arraa In bottom land: alao
a. one nf the boat orcharda In the conn-
m t;<ml fimr room cottage and out build
•M Thin la the verp place tor a
HmI.1, form; *2.1® caah. Tbit la a bar-
0 la
RY T.TNIWAY STREET—NEW THREE
nmn .-tinge. on largolotieeet front,
with | lent,’ of ohado: *150; $50 caah, HO
fK month. Why pap rent?
HIT WEST OP GRANT PARK. BRAND
Mir Mi room cottage; lot.10 bp 110. and a
Mur: water and gea and tile sidewalks:
ear line; price $2,SM; CM cash and
S per month.
HAND-NEW APARTMENT HOUSE;
I* in; mm «?.* IWI* for a
.. d#vs. while It Ians. for you know
»rat one will buy It at $4,960.*
HUXHXEW SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE,
ii fftl front; fide alltx. water and mi,
mmwntliNi by nice bomee. nicely Anltaed,
sltfc cabiuet mantel!; $?.C06.
X BEST PART OF COLLEGE PARK.
»** rottngr consisting of Are large rooms
S4 bail, nice porches. ale. Tbts ta one
f*»«rk of oar line, and lot la 100 by 106; $2,*
*• cash nnd balance moatbly.
W. A. FOSTER,
Heal Estate and Loans,
12 S. Broad.
toll 'Phone »-?.
Atlanta 'Phone in.
inp IIEST IMPROVED PLANTATION IN
' Hoc AMD
alddi. (i.-urgla, containing AMS acres, at
wir Li in-r acre; railroad atattoa on the
too. two iix ruom dwelling, and thlrtp
•Mm Iteii.m, tin, mill and xtoro houio;
Ja.rrm irtel land: terms. one-third caoh;
whtr. two to ten yearn, < par cent Inter-
- tiefore. *
* L l.y lM PrimH
w EAST pair street-just beyond
cot
»p h im., of four large rooma and
jj.l l-t. :.-i by ltd feet, beck to the right
1 *».' "t the south Decatur lino. Hae
1 1 buggy houae, chicken houoe.
t. N r nice fence. The houxo »n
tut f"t n lumie. out of good material. We
JMldT gum) value far $1,6® oo roe eon
SEAl: "
££
Till MORELAND AVENUE
■■•lent to the Iterator rare and
and arhool In Inman Park, a
. which woe built bp a —
riis
» gen
East front lot. 60 by
I Ins nice grans lawn, flowers,
etc. Good aenranra hou**.
Ifiise. **n\, Una retry Home
l'"«"lble without rttr gat and wm
'•* » bnrgaln for $2,666.
lot: 100 feet rrom car
good Iota covered with
$2,200; $900 cash and $L>
I make you $000 profit on
niREB-ROQJfl ROUSE
»f'l; new, gool condition; now
>> per uioatb. Quick buyer; $1.
■nd qu^k
AUt
•vk Mi.vi.
l-r biMi.ffi
U. ur,
S \\|si
Mr in •
krestij...
Inh m X
»hlr|
fi. r
•b r aa ,
TMifl.RNACEHEATBD COT
tip r.r .. v»n rimma aud roceptlon ball-
‘ f p "W»er lot; KOOO.
ViJS S,, " AL "
f °OQt ft.It;
tor iF.Vw 'oathF .
'JiWtt? END.
fglilanal roonia la tha baaatnaa'
W I.MU, Of aw raja Hnp
eeat Interest
■KOALA ROAD. RIGHT AT
' home Jane lion; a naw gee.
: lot SO bp B0 foot. Good
... T EN_.
th.. V.'" T* '■'TT'.B INVESTMENT IN
!iWi *;.f»“bK r hSS5. ,c K80 “ °* u '* **
t'l ' i W FIVKROOM COT
- i 1 "' 1 - with alltba con roa
7 , Iteutiag for BAM. Price,
™ “om« or Tnvcotiaaat
*. I*M I'P pive
i.’.sT
ik-1.
i |5oo cash and
THE ATLANTA GKORdlAN AND NEWS.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY U. JMT.
SPh
tlAOb—TWGKTORY IROOM MODERN
reoideoco: beautifully ahaded and oiovatod
it; near Ponca DeLeon; alley .aide and
Jnveatmsnt.
RIM BDYB APARTMENT HOUSE
renting at ttl.m per month; in irat-elaaa
condition; U mlnuteo' walk from tha post-
VACANT HOUSE
OWNERS.
List your vacant houses
with us. We will find you
good tenants at once.
LIEBMANr
Real Estate and Renting.
28 Peachtree St.
ANSLEYBROS.,
REAL ESTATE,
Offices 4 to 10 E. Ala. St.
Phone 339 Bell,
WE SELL DIRT CHEAP.
IIERB'RE YOUR PROOFS:
IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF
now acbool houoe on North ovenue. wo
here a Hoe lot, «2 bp HO. to an allop,
which poo can hup for a abort time at IL-
*A --
NO BETTER INVESTMENT ON TUB
oonth able than- thla double houio with
nlaa roovil to the aide and all modern Ini*
provaaanta. Lot «0 hp HO feot- Honor
fntta for K6 per month, and you cau buy
It for B.2W.
PIEDMONT AVENUE. AND THE I1MT
part of It, too. between Poarth end Fifth
■troets. It a Hue nine-room hone* uu a
good lot. and la a bargain at I7.TM.
DIRT CHEAP? WELL. HOWS THI8?
Doubta tanement houoe of throe room*
and bath to each fide on lot * hp H foot
to an alley: rente for S2S.20 per month.
Excellent north aide Investment for oalp
IlSo Nearly 1* per rant on your mosey.
LOVELY WASHINGTON STREET HOME
--Corner lot. Yon wont a nice aoven-room
cottage with all Improvamenta, and hara s
pour chance; It rent* for W por tnon h.
■nil will cither make you a tpltnaia in-
lutJnt or ^oJSot tbe thing for pour
DR J W MATSON. II. L. COBBS AND
CENTURY REALTY CO.,
306 Century Bldg. Phone 4419.
J. H. GARNER. C. HORACE McCALL.
JI'SIPER-IF YOU WANT A GOOD LOT.
60 hv 240 fw»f. tieMreen KJgbtb end Tenth
.1 g »a art tire price atfd eaop tormo.
&. £!’ at on”, owner uiuat oell. aud Ifa
a bargain.
HIGHLAND AVENUE—LARGE CORNER
lot . -W hr VW fret, on ror line. Ckn
he mMIvIM Into eight Urge rejldenee
Irtfa Mml re-eobl for hnndwmie profit, or
JJJm n .La moat de«lnibl*» miburhnn home
pinlen. 01 Bargain If taken thla w«-k.
trinnPT.L HTItKET—INMAN PARK:
"hr SB froli iteautlful grove; large
em^fortwn gornl f^ln
us promptly nnd g»*t rt imrgnin
E. L. MORSE,
1114 Fourth National Bank.
UtM BUYS SPLENDID BIGHT-ROOM
modem house, with all conyeateueea:
cherted .treat: one half hloek of Georgia
avenue. ld<t « ''T MO
TOR SALE
SLIM-NEAR GEORGIA AVENUE;
doubta bouoo; rested to good whtl
•atg at tU per month.
HEW
• In.
S3.?tO-EABT PINE STREET—TWO-STORY
aovoucooBi reMdonro; tnodera a ad la good
repair; ale* elevated lot. Would Mika poo
a good homo.
KOS-NICE LITTLE BABOAIN IN NEGRO
bouoo on Young street; roots lit.
■EE ME FOB BARGAINS.
CHAS. M. ROBERTS,
12 Auburn Avenue.
Bargains In Real Estate.
L-oOk at those numbers tor next week
Thar are the beat on the market and
win auralF make you money:
NO. S ON oun LIST IB A S-HOOM
cottage, clou* to Ot
can buy thla for 12,000
120
Irant park. You
*160 eash and
120 par bkmi
no. T—OfT
facing tha park, Bleu 6-room eottaga,
ot OOallO feet, for only 11,1(0. *150
>ala?Tre monthly.
SUM-NORTH HID*; NKW TW0 8TOXY
uvaa rmea; sew reeling for $* month.
Terse*.
$LM$—NEAR CAPITOL , AVENUE. ON
*2.580—GRANT STREET - FIVE-BOOM;
targe let; make year own terms.
ttUt-NOBTf! flip!: FiVK-BOOVl ALL
laproreMita. G*od tkr—t. Ttrnui mnj.
$2,000—NEAR GRANT PARK: FIVE-ROGM
-all Improvements; yoer own terms.
51.786-ON NORTH DECATUR CAR LINE;
tee-ream cottage aa lot 8$ by *00; stake
yoer own term*. •
"ff JW BWfffiLTKHiA
«v.
I1.II0—COLLEGE PARK. NEW FIVE-
room cottage.' oa large lot. Tanas easy.
Sl.kia—NEAR COLLEGE PARK CAR LINE
-■ve-room; large let. Terms.
$1.100—JL'gT OFF SOUTH PRYOR; FOUE
rooma. Terms.
$1,800 FOB FIVE-ROOM AND HALL ON
goad elsed lor. Jnat the place lor a cheap
bom*. Terras.
81.100—LOOK 1 ON CAR UNS; . TWO-
etory seven-room bona*, on nle* tot.
Houst could not be built for tbs money.
Make your awn terms.
11,000—WOODWARD AVENUl-THBlE-
room and kail; lot 50 by uo. Hare been
offered II.S0 for this place on terms of
tun eatb sad PI month. Owner went*
cash.
1*00 FOR THREE-ROOM; ON LOT.* BY
too to allay. Terms Iloo caah: 810 per
month. Hatty.
LOOK AT OUR AD IN THE JOURNAL
SOUTH BOULEVARD.
i, alcu 6-room c<
for only *1,110.
mLL
lot
cash and ball
no! hh-between hill 3355
Grant on Baaa, a nice eottaga of I
rooma, all conveniences. Price St,(00.
SIIO and *26
nd $1$ month.
i—orm6nd
NO. U-ORMGNb BTRlto.'~'5IB
line and a corner lot, a 6-room cot
tage with all convonlonceo. *1,100, 1*00
caoh and *20 month.
J. A. BROOKS,
Real Estate,
407 Fourth National Bank.
—Bell-Phone 1393 Main.
WEST END COTTAGES.
BRAND - NEW. LOVELY SIX ■ ROOM
houae; ha. large reception room, dining
room, kltrheo. Throe bed rooma; also
straight hall running through. Porcelain
hath, hot and cold water; rooma all nicely
tinted. Coal houoe; largo lot; oaot front;
one-half block cor Iloo.
$2,150 WILL BUY A NEW SIX-ROOM COT-
tag. on corner lot; oaot front. Has porce
lain hit*, hot and Trtd wuterr tile-watk-
Thla house la on a prominent atraot. being
only one block from Gordon atreet car
Hue and oao block rrom Ludle avoaua car
lluo; one-half eaehi balance can bo or
ranged.
$2,000—ON OAK STREET. NEAR LAW-
ton street. w» have a good, wetl-bolll
gvo-nwau hauMtmfjouvualfccoe: Urge lot:
$$,000—NEW SIX-ROOM HOUSE ON LEE
Street, between Writ End uremia end
Path gtreeto hat all irodera convenience.
CaiTa^ see as fur We at Bad Mali. Wu
CAPITOL AVENUE HOME—TWO-STORY
elxht room bouse: large tot; east front;
only I7S0 raab and balance on aatp term..
NEW COTTAGE AT
LAKEWOOD.
line, we bars a uaw four-room eottaga;
alee grove: corner lot: price $I.t$0.
$$00 caih and balance easy terms.
ACREAGE.
ford ky# nue (Reir atreet) on tbo Fair
•tract and Dtcatur car Unc. Nlra ruDoing
water. Land lie. beautifully for aulnllTta.
WE HAVE SOME MONEY TO LEND ON
desirable property In or near dtp. Call
for our real and salt baUotlo.
S. B. TURMAN & CO.,
Cor. Broad and Ala. Streets.
V . L ..,. RT nnr AND THREE ROOMS -
ItCnttni 113 m»ofb and rooter would Ilka
1,“*'‘"price $l.» I»r U'Xrk «'•■
AVE NEAR CHEROKEE
WOOllH AIID A>jW.‘ Uum nesrly now $■
areuue: ronrealeucco. level lot.
room honor^ 11 '^7 ko u* would coot to
WllW. |f OM
build now $»•»"■
COTTAtDc ^ME JTREET AND tOCAU
monthly.
K oF BOULEVARD, 10 MtN-
MAOO-Rl.fM g room houoe; nw
nice »“'iyiSug; level lot. II foot
‘ ~~~Z _rollNER: BLOCK OF CAB
ASHBY sr ,„.,, r i r nr" houoeo. 2 and 4
line; r with meant lot. tLSOO.
rooox; reutd tor
r on MYTH ST.-SEVEN MIN-
.SSsJS®:'W««a»
and swuuiv uwrtg#8«.
ATLANTA
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
418 Fourth National Bank,
Bell Phone 4399 Main.
BARGAINS.
TWOHTORY TEN-ROOM HOUSE. IN
very beat uelihborbood. arranged as two
goto; four blocks from A re goo, near IWh-
tree. Rental velne *10 per mouth. Price
BLOCK or ELEVEN VACANT LOTE.
near Grant park aud ear line. Cottages
can be built otTum. Me aud 100 per ent
Clear profit rrellaod within six months
Price M.500.
BEST LOCATION IN THE CITVFOB
nn aportmenl houae: within Ml feet of
Poarhtree otreot. Close In. Now paying
nroe • per cent net. and would pup » per
rent upon total coat If present Improve
ment. were replaced bp apartment bouts.
Price $10,000.
CENTRAL BUSINESS PROPERTY PAY-
Ing » Iter cent net. l*rice $100,000. No hat
ter or gner commerelal hulkllng - In At
hints.
FINEST NORTH »IDi HOME IX TltE
city for »!»«* monoy; R7W: would U
rterop at $7.600. Ttraa.
OTtIKR BAItOAIXfl IN VARIOUJ KIIJDJ
of WB IIAMtLR RARlIAINH
ATUtVNTA
REAL ESTATE
AGENCY. -•
STURGEON & IaANE,
REAL ESTATE and INVESTMENTS.
W-m EMPIRE BUILDING
Hell Phone 4:i7r,--Standard 1279.
1.2*0 FOR NICEST SIX-BOOM COTTAGE
oo Boat Georgia arenas. Tormo.
BOTH PHONES 42S*.
tsg
ant's honae and burn. State any reaaonablo
tenno, and Ifa done.
$j,*KV-XORTH BOULEVARD MANSION.
with nine largo rooms and a ootofflne
out butldlngt: Tot 5 W JMt .Thlo.lo la
the very boot section, and a decided btr.
In. ft
*7,000—HOME ON ONE OF THE FINEST
■and juam euiRMBMSMiBtfWtMttia
mill’ , 1HIIH j#. oe.w. —" -r\ ,—__
rroldeiifp about a yror afo. Klgbt r<
hallo, two tut tha piped for furnafe. I
part Anlahed In mission at/le: French
down, exquisite combination fixtures,
pensive mantels; closets galore; batter and
storage pantries Solid brick foundation,
every piece of timber Maned upon. Noth
ing nut the beat used In any part of the
Work. Beat front lot. with jSde, tllod
Can not b#_ dupRetf *-»—
$3.1Bd~FINlo PIECE OF WEST END
property, suitable for Immediate aub-dtrl*
■ton. making at* beautiful lota ftdng_ two
excellent streets and car llne Tbere la
alao a good five-room and hall cottage
oo property. Easy terms. Haro ja a
chance to double your money In thro a
-months. Iara get way.
•WE GET REUrLTB.**
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE LUMBER MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF BOSTON, MASS.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Lnralier Mutual Fire leeurenee Company,
if Boitou. Mass., will be bebl at Grocer.'
exchange. It India place, rear of chamber
of commerce. Boetoo.M Wedneedey, Feb-
maty 21. 1*W. at 10 o’clock, a. m.
I. To act on proposed amendment to ar
ticle 2, ''Power of the company" of the by-
^"Tii* power"' t h. company shall be rent
ed In a buerd of not lean than twalre, nor
more than fiftecu. dlroctora. In three
claaaea. of whom not leas than four nor
more than five shall be elected by ballot
at each annual meeting of the company
for a term of three years, \acancles In
any data may be filled by the board for
^l8ara P !Sgll *'ETftoetnd by ballot from
•ho hoard of dlroctora »t their first meet-
Ing after the annual meeting of the com*
pony, ona to serve aa nroaldeat, one to
aerro as flrtt^tlce proaldent and one to
T »f 0 Th^ ,C S.R^i n by ballot, a.
IVWW'eSZ'tiZZ. that
may legally come before aald meeting.
H. E. STONE,
Secretary.
TO INSPECT COMMANDERY
OF KNIGHTS TEMPLARS.
Special to The Georgian.
Home, Oa.. Feb. 1*.—The local com-
mnndery of Knlghln Templars will be
Inspected tonight by Right Eminent
Commander tv, fl. Rockwell, of XlMnU.
Mr. Rockwell's vlnlte to Roma ere el-
weys e aoun-e of much pleasure to
members of the commendery*
SIX ARRESTS MADE
FOLLOWING DECISION.
■pedal to The Georgian.
Montgomery, Ala., Feb, 18.—Aa a re
sult nf a head-on collision late Satur
day night, ala atreet car men were ar-
rested and three negroes slightly In
jured. __
The collision took place on Commerce
atreet. between a Court atreet car and
a Plrket Springe car. Annie Foater.
Joe Watson and Harry Harris, all no-
gross, were slightly Injured. Conduc
tors W. T. Rains and J. J. Lamnley
and Motorintn L. M. Smith and C. 8.
Davis were arreitetL
COMING TO ATLANTA
TO COLLECT MATERIAL
Special to The Georgian.
charlotte, N. C, Feb. II.—Herbert
B. Houston, of the edltoral staff at the
World's Work, Is here to gather in
formation for a big special edition of
that publication eettlng forth tha ad
vantages of the Bouth.
He leaves tonight for Atlanta tty se
cure further data for the edition In the
Interest of which Walter Page, a
Southern man, will also travel the
South.
FUND IS HALF RAISED
TO REBUILD COLLEGE.
Special to Jhe Georgian
Chattanooga, Tenn., Fetsr :l—Sub
scription! for the building of the Cen
tenary Female College, 'which burned
In Cleveland, has reached the sum of
*'The* friends of the Institution Intend
to raise *20.600 before they begin the
erection of the proposed new tiultdlni-
HAS PROHIBITION
OVEREWTATE
Hundreds of Blind Tigers
Clamoring for Trade ft
the Cities.
Ipwrlal to The Oauegtaa.
Columbia, 8. C„ Feb. t*.—Bouth Car-
ollna la an “air tight" prohibition slate
today. It will continue so several days.
Thla situation la the result of the aboli
tion by tha present legislature of the
state dalpenuary system. Until county
boards are appointed to take charge
of the dispensaries there ta no law at
all for regulating the liquor trattle.
Governor Ansel accordingly has order
ed liquor selling entirely stopped un
til the counties are ready to taka
charge. A little “‘moonshine" la to be
had by those who know where to look
for. It. The rest of the community Is
gone "dry.”
LID IS ON TIOHT~
^IN CHARLESTON
Special to The Georgian.
Charleston, 8. C„ FW>. II — For tho
(tret time In fourteen years the dispen
saries and breweries here are closed.
Three hundred blind tigers are clamor
ing tor tho dally supply of beer. Sev
eral local dlapentere were kept open
for a few hours this morning through
■ misunderstanding aa to the ofdgfg
to close.
Charleston will vote for a county dis
pensary. Tho tigers are doing business.
It li aald, '
aalea.
but an economising on beer
UE RESUMED
E USE
Special to The Gaorglaa.
Asheville, N. C„ Feb. 11—'The pro
ceedings In the Mills divorce eult were
resumed here Friday before Special
Commissioner J. J. Britt. Merrill
Beecher Mills, multl-mllllonalre etove
manufacturer, of Detroit, the well-
known clubman, and owner ot the
yacht Cynthia, Is seeking evidence In a
counter suit to the divorce complaint
Iliad by his wife, Mrs. Lila Eddy Mills,
who Is a daughter of Walter B. Eddy,
leader of the Republican party in Mich
igan.
The proceedings were adjourned to
Statesville on Thursday, the commli-
Ploner, attorneys and detertlvea going
to that place for the purpose df'wgliur
Inlng a wltneaa who te .aald to hove
known Mrs. Mills during har stay In
North Carolina.
The hearing, as heretofore, was be
hind closed doors, no ona bring ad
mitted but those connected with the
case and witnesses.
Mr. Mills Is classed as a resident of
New York and Is rated at being worth
120,000,000. He la a member of the
Larchmont Yacht Club.
Mrs. Mills was formerly Mlsa Eddy,
Detroit, reputed to he very wealthy
A right.
JlnTierTSWB _
a number of year* ago and a daughter
wan born to them, who was featured
In New York paper* aa one of Ameri
ca's millionaire babies.
Mrs. Mill* began a suit for divorce la
Detroit, detailing sundry tripe on Mr.
Mills' palatial yacht
Mrs. Mllla came to Asheville In (he
spring of 1*0*. st flrut stopping at a
fashionable hotel, but later taking a
cottage and entertalnad estenalvaly.
IMITATION DRINK
IS RULED OUT BY
' FEDERAL COURTS
The United States circuit court for
the western district of Pennsylvania
has Just rendered a decision on a eult
brought by the Coos Cola Company
and the Coca Cola Bottling Company,
of Plttaburg. which kills another eub-
atttuie for the popular drink manufac
tured by the Coca Cola Company. The
decree hea an Important bearing on the
commercial Intereete of the Induatry,
and Is se follows:
“Thla case having been brought on
for hearing, after considering the eame,
the court hereupon adjudgea and de
crees that the complainant herein, tho
Coca Cola Company, la the owner end
proprietor of a good and valid trade
mark for beverages, consisting of the
term or designation, "Coca Cola." and
ths Coca Cola Bottling Works of Pitts,
burg, la licenses from ths said Coca
Cola company for the territory sur
rounding and Including the city of
Plttaburg. Pennsylvania, respecting
such trade-mark rlghta, end that the
parties complainant herein have an
established business In preparing and
dispensing I leverages and that the ap
pearance of their iiroduct when pul
upon the market is characteristic, and
aa such recognised by the trade aa the
product of these complainants; and
that the defendant herein. In dealing In
a bottled drink under the naire or
designation, "Toca Coca." Is Infringing
upon the aforesaid trade-mark rights
■>r these complainants, and In-puting
such product on the market In the form
exemplified by the exhibits In hla rase,
Is engaged In unlawful comiwlltlon.
■ It Is further ordsrod. adjudged .atv)
decreed that the defendant, aald E. S.
Krtahkorn. hla agents, servants and
workmen, be and hereby are enjoined
from further Infringing complainants'
trade-mark, and from dealing In bot
tled beverages which In appearance so
nearly resemble complainants' product
as to rhuse confusion In the trade, and
s;>eclflrally from bottling, selling or
dispensing a beverage under the nentc
"Toca-Coca." or In the form exempli
fied In the exhibits herein.
"Thle, February I. 1*07.”
Messrs. Candler. Thomson A Hlroch.
of this city, represented, with Christy
A Christy, of Pittsburg. Pa., the com
plainants In this case.
....
M.B. WARNER FOUND DEAD
IN ROOM A7 SI AG HOI EM.
Deepondeacy la sat* Is have (sees* M.
B. Warner, a traveling man. led $2 yean,
to lake hla life In a room In the *Us
hotel Haturday ulgbt. Ills body was found
Huiulay afternoon, fully clothed, lying
aeroas Ike lied. The discovery was mads
by Archie D. Warner, a brother. Morphine
Is aald to hare been need.
The Indlcntlnns were that he had lieeu
dead aereral hours. lie left so letters nor
message explaining his death. Thv only
clew found was an enralena bearing the
nsino of n local dru; ' ‘ *
bln. He waa uiiiuai
by hla father, Hen res
Mountain, tin., aud tr
and A. W. Warner.
FORMER LEOtELATOR
DIES NEAR CHATTANOOGA.
Special to Tbs Georgian.
Chattanooga. Tann.. Feb. II.—Dr. B.
W. Padgett, one of the boat known phy
sicians of this county, la dead at his
home In Hhrrtson. Tenn. He had rep
resented James County In the legisla
ture eevernl terms, nnd wee s member
of the Fourth Tennessee cavalry during
the Civil war. The Interment occurred
In the National cemetery yesterday aft
ernoon.
PROTECT ION OF PEA CHTREE
IS CLASS LEGISLA TION\
THINKS ONE BUSINESS MAN
The proposal to protect the new par-
tar In Peachtree street from the wear
of heavy traffic, and to make Peaohtree
a boulevard . for lighter vehicles, Is
meeting with Savor by a large propor
tion of the Atlanta public, but It hoe
Its opponents as well as Its friends. T.
L. Volberg, Jr„ of 110 Bouth Forsyth
atreet, writes The Georgian the follow
ing communication:
“I have watched with some Interest
to see what the street committee of
council would do with the proposition
to keep heavy traffic off the Peachtree
street asphalt. Vrey wisely they have
allowed the question to go over to the
etreet asphalt. Very wisely they have
people a chance to have a voice In the
matter.
“No one Is more nnxtous to have
Peachtree (treat the finest' and best
knot-street In The Bouth than the.
writer, and no ons can take a greater
pride In Atlanta'! progress, or be more
willing to bear his share toward beau
tifying the city. But there la another
question that comes up here, and de
mands attention, and that la Justice—
not only Justice to Peachtree atreet and
its residents, or to the man who rides
In hie auto car or carriage, but Justice
to all Atlanta.
“We admit that the Peachtree street
paving If expensive, and should he kept
In good condition aa long as possible,
not only for beauty's sake, but on gen
eral business principles But did not
the business man contribut# his share
as well as the capitalist? Then why
should not he have aa much right to
"6xatn-“piae the atreet As any oner Y*l. if you
dose Peachtree street to heavy traffic,
every load that comes under that head,
bound for ths north aids, must go sev
eral blocks out of ths way, over rough
pavements, with much steeper grades
than any on Peachtree atreet, earning
a needless delay and Increased wsar
andtaar on the team*.
"Hare we no consideration for the
poor hones and mules that have the
heavy burdrnu of traffic to bear? Would
we push them, with their heavy toads,
nn to the rough pavements inrt steep
grades uf Hprtng, West Peaclitres and
Courtland streets? Let us think also
of thsse faithful helpers to our prog
ress who can not raise their own voices
In protest.
“Would It not be a much better plan
to regulate the width of tleqs for heavy
TIME ISNOWRIPE
FORCHURCH FORCES
TO CONVERT WORLD
Hobson Says America
Should Not Neglect
Yellow Races.
Washington, Ftb. It.—‘The time Is
rip* for tha church forces to unit* and
arrange a well-mapped-out method to
f'hriatlantaa tha world. aapackUty Chi
ns and America, aa the nnekt Chris
tian country and the great peace can
ter of the world, should take the lead
In thla universal religious movement.”
This statement was made by Captain
Richmond P. Hobson, leprossnlatlva-
rlect from Alabama, in an add rasa on
"Christian America's Opportunity" last
evening at the Church of the Eplpha-
ny.
the —
the world In the face," Captain Hob
son continued, "and thla religious
movement Is ths only means of pre
venting euch a catastrophe. This
movement can not be made, however,
until there Is peace In the world, nnd
It Is In the making of peace that our
country will have to act. The only way
for America to help keep this peace
will be in having a big navy."
GOVERNOR NOT OPPOSED
TO A SPLIT SESSION.
Bpedal to The Georgian,
Montgomery. Ala.. Feb. II.--II krill
be decided definitely today or tomor
row whether or not the legislature wltl
have a split session, as the epedal com
mittee appointed by both houses to
took into the matter are expected to
**fhere have been many rumors afloat
about the governor naming the day of
recess, but the governor has left the
matter entirely In the hands of the
members. He says he luu pledged him
self to give them all the time they
want to pass the laws and that he In
tends to do to.
Mre. 8. N. Clark.
Tht. funeral services of Mrs. 8. N.
flam who died Sunday at the resi
dence of her daughter. Mrs. T. C.
Brown. 220 Coop*.- striet, were con
ducted Monday afternoon in the chap
el of Barclay A Brandon. The Inter
ment waa Ic Hollywood cemetery.
loads so that a heavily ladened wagon
need wear tbs asphalt no more than a
light wagon with narrow tires.
"Broad Ursa on wagons used for
heavy loads would protect not only.
Peachtree street, but alt of our streets,
from useless wear. If Peachtree street
la worth saving, why not also the other
streets In tbs city? And the cost would
be very small In comparison to the ben.
silts to be derived.
"Another point to be considered Is:
Would It be Juat to the people living on
West Peachtree, spring and Courtland
streets to divert all the heavy traffic
off Peachtree street to them? A wagon
rolling on the asphalt makes very lit-,
tie noise, but the same wagon jolting-
over belglan blocks Is quite another
matter, and these streets which are
now quiet residence streets would soon
become unbearable to many of the peo
ple who are now contented there.
"And last, but not least: Let us
go slow' with anything that savors of
class legislation. Beware, of l
measure will no doubt say this Is no
class lagtslatlon. but a measure to pro
tect the asphalt and save the city ex
panse. if that ta so, why not protact
the asphalt on Peachtree eoqth of Kills
street, and also or. Pryor. Whitehall
and Peters streets? Is It not as valu
able as that on Peachtree north of E3lla
etreet? Decidedly this Is eloas legis
lation! Juat to Illustrate, suppose this
ordinance Is paused, prohibiting all ve- '*
hides with a 1.800-pound load from
driving over thle etreet and suppose
Mr. Robert Lowry organises a tally-ho
party and loads about a ton of charm
ing femininity and sturdy manhood on
his coach, would any pollctman In
town dare tell him to drive a back
street? Or If 2,500 pounds of baseball
the pennant for Atlanta, would you
have them go back streets to get to the
park, and then expect them to winJ.Ot.-
course not. and nobody would atop
them from driving out Peachtree,
though 1,000 pounds ot them were
loaded on one vehicle. ^
“By nil means, let us have the most
beaiitrtar atreet m ttie Buutli, and tat
us keep It In perfect condition, but do
not do so at the expense of Justice and
humanity.
. "Let na be proud., of our Peachtree
street, but tat us alee be proud of etas
city government. Let us be able to say
to our visitors: ‘Our council ta broad
minded and Just. They govern alike
for the rich and the poor, and even the
dumb animals within the city's gates
are not forgotten by them.’ “
MRS. STALLINGS 1
ALIMONY COT OFF
IT
Judge Pendleton Reversed
in Famous Divorce
Suit. fJftaS
Because service of papers and pro*
eean on George T. .Stalling.-, the well-
known bnaebalt man In the divorce
proccedliigH Instituted by Ids wife,
Mrs. Belle White Stallings, were not
leufulty perfected, the supreme court
Monday morning reversed Judge Pen
dleton In hi- order granting Mrs. BUU-
IIngv temporary alimony of 1150 a
month and attorneys' tees of 1**0.
The papers were sent to Buffalo,
where Stallings ran a baseball team,
but he denied process of service at
hla legal domicile, which waa In At
lanta. The papers were also served oh
J. J. Hastings, attorney for Stallings,
but Ihe higher court holds that euch
service did not perfect.
The supreme court held that tf tt,
was Impossible to nerve the defendant
nt hla legal home, that the proper
course for the Judge waa to ap
receiver for the property of ths t
ant. until adjudication. Mre. 8talUnga
sought an Injunction against Btalllngn
tor spending money tn a Jones county
and an Atlanta bank.
Mrs. Btaillnga brought divorce pro--
readings against har husband last fall,
naming as co-respondent a mysterious
woman known only to har as "Nips."
Bhe nought a total divorce, pormanec'
and temporary alimony and the cus
tody of the two children, Vernon end
White. Mrs. Btaillnga and btr mother.
Mrs. White, have apartments .In tha
Marlborough.
NSW corporations"
CHARTERED IN ALABAMA.
■rerlal to Ike Georgian.
Montgomery, Ala., Feb. 1*.—The sec
retary Of state has been Informed of
the Mloalng new corporations:
Tho Southern Art Glass Company, of
Birmingham: capital, 816.000; Incor
porator*, A. E. Lewis, J. B. Oatea and
Ethel Jonas, •
The Southern Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of Florence; capital. 84.000,
Incorporator*. John T. Ashcraft and
others, f
The Barbour Cotton Mills;
$50,000: tncorimralore. Robaet
tltrap, Q. L. Comer and < ‘
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