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ments.
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MUST BE ACCOMPANIED
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Georgian want ads. aro inex
pensive, but they bring quick re
sults and sure returns.
Ads. for Situations Wanted will
be inserted one tima free of
charge. They muat not exceed
four tines.
WE WILL 8END FOR YOUR
AD. WITHOUT CHARGE FOR
ME8SENGER 8ERVICE. CALL
US ON BELL PHONE 4927
MAIN. OR 4401 ATLANTA
PHONE. When sending ads. pay
for at rates quoted above.
WANTED HELP—MALE.
those with cowl refere
DeLoach Mill Ufa. Co.
Bouth 1’ryor.
LABORERS WANTED.
$1.25 PER DAY.
Wages Paid Weekly.
WORKS.
Take Luckio S
Waterworks.
tVANTKt. - ImVfaTA'ttllTO
nimi. Apply Southern Furultu
gin It. U. and Moore street.
4 UK lau/ MHiiiRrniiurin i«rr ii»»t-
permanent positions $40. $06. Hellamy
ness Agency, 1890 Candler bldg.
llus
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
WANTED
our sewing room.
work.
day while learning. Ar
Nunnally Bros. & McC
36 W. Alabama street.
on en«y Work, abort bourn and •
wages to tboae without experience unti
they learn. If you lire out of Atlant
writ© ua and we will give you Informal!*
at><"it boarding places. Nunnally Bros.
^
Mci’ren. 8$ W. Alabama street.
Apply !
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
WAVM'rt7t-i(?STP.l/"f'i;BTtk;'" WEST?'
two year* old. with two year** experience,
a a clerk and bookkeeper, deslrea change.
Heat of reference© furnlahed; prefer© place
In North or 8outh Carolina, or any healthy
location. Address Hotel Clerk, Bslnbrldge,
Go.
or "at cashier. State salary, ‘b. T. H.,
147 Spring.
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE.
VfA^'fiTCKY'"SnT>fVrT?A(TEtT“>\ r iKfX$
a petition la family to help with house
work. Address Mrs. E. Robinson, 1 Proc
tor street.
WANTED—AGENTS.
▲UBNT8 WANTING BIG AND QUICK
money send for our frea circulars. Gan*
aral Bales and Supply Co., Mobile, Ala.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
ATLAS ENGINES ATLAS HO ILEUS
Atlas Esgln. Works”. Rmplrt Ilidg.. Atlanta
PUtStcLASS BUSINESS Rouses
should bare high grade signs. Call on
Kent Bigs Co., B1H North Pryor street.
Phone 2828.
Tub southern aIMius aNI> sai.-
TSge Company, st X Booth Pryor street,
will nuy or sell you out.
REAVKR crkkk ri.acK CGaI, oS’r oj.'
the heat on the market, $4.26 per ton.
John T. Stocks A Co.
LEAVING TRBTIffTwTEL 8EU, At.t.
the furniture of a Are-room flat at a
great Imrgalu. Inquire at 239 8. Forsyth
afreet, city.
DON’T GO BLIND.
WREN YOU BEK THE AT Li
WANTED—MI8CELLANEOU8.
ter towera, steeple* raised and
church, Forayth street
WXKTfcT>—6ooh court Pon
right I
OaloeeTlIlr, Ua.
FAMILY
e for th,
Abney,
MISCELLANEOUS.
lit Peachtree street, opposite Arason
Zf C6W-MY »T6iTWlko!< s
WILL
Csrroll, the tsllor.
hotel.
P-UYW
„ att doors l _
next week; now la your time. 91 8.
R. W. rails. Atlanta.
Wa.NtEL-TG yrtOIUSE SHALL hrtl.l.-
er or iet top deed: eecond-band: meat be
HI MPPE. HI VWN%UU, IUQH
Address K. F. J„ care Ueorgtaa.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
GO SEE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP*
ment Co. We repair, reconstruct, ex*
change. t>uy and sail automobiles. Garage,
19-12 Mitchell afreet, Atlanta, Ga. Beil
phone 4894-L Main.
ATTRACTIVE SIGNS WILL BRIKO YOU
hualneaa. For high grade worjc call on
Keat. 91* N. Pryor. Phone 2928.
BEST JKI.UCOI.tlMP CO AI. HSo A TriM.
Prompt delivery. John 'i hto. kn a *•««.
witahk mximxAtwa fsi pit>r-
l<!n Urn***. Write ua for price*. Wilson
A Huddleston, Miami. Fla.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
lfoTffi ?onr ^A?>:-?)N MONTHLY PaV-
nienta same aa rent. Only one left; last
chance. New. 8 rooms, hot and cold water,
porcelain hath and toilet. Corner lot 70x »-
175 In th. city anil right on ths car line. _
City sewer and pared afreet; floe trees,
cool, just what yon are looking for; at*
tractive prlee; naymenta only 826 per month.
See Copeublll Land Co.. 16 Edgewood are.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT—MODERN EIGHT-BOOM
twoatory house; 826; close In. Apply 67
Crow street. ’Phone 4281.
FOR BES‘T—42 IiOAKE ST.V A YlOOb HlJw- O
room house, water, gaa and hath; close
to new Pryor afreet school house: rent
reasonable to a permanent tenant. Owner,
874 Washington street.
FOR RENT—ROOM8.
walk of center of elty; l>oth ’phono* ^
services; hath, gas and electric light.
Gentlemen preferred. Whitehall street.
TYPEWRITERS. bt
840. One Chicago 116. One Smith Premier
896T One No. 6 Buck $12. We are head-
quarters for bargains In typewriter* of all «
/ makes. Atlanta Typewriter Exchange, II.
V M. Ashe, • president, Atlanta, Ga. m
REMOVAL NOTICE.
-*■ John f. 6toeim tr&oT'bare moved their „
N office© and yard from 214 Marietta to 286 w
I* Peters street, where all orders for coal
1 and wood will bo given prompt attention. .
T Phone* 4792.
U PER80NAU Ml
DAVID W. YARBROUGH. K *
MASTER PLUMBER, M
Phonos 1222. ' 20 B. nnjitar Bt.
• 0
WILLIS WALL TAPER COMPANY. th
Largest stack In South. 64 N. Broad Bt in
“KENT LIGHTS.” t«
TUB REST OF MANTLE LIOI1TB NOW ...
sold nt 8116 N. Pryor Bt. Alex Kent, ln *
Phone 4848. fu
Ini
OLD HAT8 MADE NEW Ca
PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW HATS Kr
cleaned and reshaped, 60c-
Soft and stiff felt hats cleaned and re* ho
Shaped, 36c.
Banda or sweata. 26c each extra.
ACME HATTERS, Whitehall 8L
FOR RENT—FURNI8HED ROOMS.
lly; board optional; every convenience; —
north aide; can get meals across street.
. Hell 'phone 2020.
BOARDERS WANTED.
Close In. I.adie* or gentlemen. Nice cool
room.. 82.20 per week.
8HOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP, go
4 litkii:. "ITositi; pm:hmont. f;,
Bell 9396. Men's sewed half soles, 78c. 111
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS—
Wholesale and retail dlatrlhutoni of Vic
tor Talking Machines and Records. Juit
received large consignment of machines and
over 16,000 records. Immediate attention p.
given mall ordi#a- W* want the names of XiC
ill talking mnchlnn dealers In tbs south.
Writ* for catalogue. Alexander-El yea Co.
Blt'YCLEH AND 8UNDRIEH—LAKUE8T
bicycle and anndry dletrlbutora la the
Math. Southern agrnta for Pierce. Yalo,
Hnell and Hodaoo blcyclea. Write for oor
IK* catalogue and price Uat Alexander*
Eiyea Co.
\Vi: MOVE, HTOUB, PACK AND 81111-
houHchoh! goeda; insurance rate ono per
cant Office nnd wnrehouao 183 65 Walton
street Doth 'phones. Cathcart'a Trans*
far.
* Blgna, banners, Cngs and*flag ilecoratlona
for special occasions. 204 K. Alabama St
CASH REGISTERS. re'n h
smi
(Second Hand.) at
>p
nationals, iiallwoods, ideals !r.!*
and all other make, at bargain prtcaa.
Wa ran aell you a regleter, eultatue lor
any tmelnroe, at a price that cannot help , on
but piMeo you. <r y
Caah or monthly payment. Every regtater SEi
guaranteed for two yearn. Southern Caah in
Regtater Co., Branch of American Second- c,-
Hand Caah Regtatar Co., M 8. Broad atraot,
Atlanta. Ua.
la
char
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FOR RENT. ™
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
WE NEED SEVERAL HOUSES, CBN* . „
trally located, from 10 to 20 roma. If A ]
you havo them, come In at once and Uat
them with us. Our demand for large
houses Is great.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE, %
THE RENTING AGENT, _,, h
12 Auburn Avenu©,
Both Phones fit.
emp
for
last
him
# to c
loon
FOR SALE Ty
By Atlanta Table Co., 97
Bell St., 16,000 feet 3x14x26 Sp «
8a
Dry Pine. One 40 h. p. Re- Mr©
an
turn Tubular Boiler. «««
Th
In w
Th
and
ton’s
FOURTEENTH ST. LOT.
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YOU’D BE HAPPY
if your wants were supplied. Your wants would be supplied if you made
them known. You could make them known by using the classified ad.
columns of The Georgian. It’s an easy matter, and not expensive. Only
one cent a word. A quarter has brought happiness to more than one ad
vertiser. Half a dollar will give you three chances at happiness. Try a
little ad. Call us on ’phone 4927 or send by a messenger. We’ll pay the
messenger. Easiest thing you know.
BUILDING LOTS.
FREE
Suburban Homes.
The first month prill be given FRED
malting only nine
7 and t rooms; have
In the center of this Park are
It now has a new church, neatly
be completed.
Rent 119.00 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
12 Auburn Avenue.
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY,
412 Peters Bldg.
17,000—PEACHTREE ROAD OR. COT
tegs on T-acre tract, 000 feet frontage,
list well. This Is cheep. Lies on west side
street, bee nice fruit trees, outbuilding,,
etc.
LOVELIEST 10-R. HOUSE ON K.
Boulevard In choicest block on The street
bouse is strictly modern end up-to-date;
would cost 14,000 to build It today. Lot
woold bring U,000 to 20,000. Do you want
a bargain!
I2,<W>-GARDEN BTREET—FIVE* ROOM
cottage, near Georgia aranna; nice lot;
all Improvement!; water, gaa, bath, aew-
erage. etc. Party leaving tbe pity
atrncts ua to aell tbla lovely cottage for
1400 ceeb and balance fro par month.
27,200—BPRING BTREET HOME, 0-R., LOT
22x116 to alley, between North avenue anil
Third street; bones Is a beeaty, furnac
bested, elegant finish; an Ideal home; can
make terrne on this.
22,220 - GLBNWOOD AVENUE, NEAR
Boulevard, one block of new school build
log; a brand-new fire-room enttage, with
water, gaa, oeweraga, nice porcelain bath
2200 caah and
106 par
BASS ST. HOME.
Just off Washington St.,
seven-room house on
»t. Terms reasonable.
See
LIEBMAN,
28 Peachtree St.
GLORE & JUSTIN,
215 Peters Building.
r.OOO-lfJ-n.. COTTAGE ON LOT 60x200,
aervant'a home. Tbla placa la a perfect
beauty. Think of It, a 10 r. cottage, nearly
brand new, and Juet off Peachtree; noth
ing like It In town. Tetms.
BISHOP W. JL CANDLER
REPLIES TO WILMER
Blahop Warren A. Candler declared
In a moat emphatic manner and gave
striking Illustrations that conversion Is
Instantaneous, In addressing the At
lanta Methodist ministers Informally
before their regular meeting woe called
to order In Wealey Memorial church
Monday. .
Bishop Candler stated that any one
who denied the fact had no knowledge
whatever of psychology, as It waa an
elemental principle that man's whole
mind and being waa often changed In
a short period. He gave his own ex
perience as head of Emory College. He
entered the chapel one morning entire
ly void of religion, and before he left
It a few mlnutee later was a Chris
tian.
The bishop concluded by taylng,
"When a man gets to figuring on such
things only God knows where he will
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Wkhtlun ami Atlantic; railroad.
No.—Arm# From— | No.—Depart To—
76 Marietta... 2:60 pmf 72 Marietta.. 6:90 pm
* 1 Nashville.. 7:95 pm]* 4 NsshvllJe. 8:60 pin
CENTRAL tSFoBotUllA ItAILWXfT“
Arrive From—
Jacksonville.. 7:50 am Savannah 8:00 am
Macon 11:40 am Macon 4:00 pm
Havannab 4:06 pm|Havannah 9:16 pm
7:66 pmjJacksonville.. 8:90 pm
Macon..., .
“ATLANTA ANb WftHT POINT KAIL-
•Helms
ROAD.
Arrive From— I Depart To—
..11:40 amrMoutgomery 5:90 am
4:20 pin
ige 8:20 amiLaGrange.... 6:90 pm
•Montgomery. 1:40 pml*Montrm*rjr.ll:16 pm
Tjr. All other trains dally except Bun*
•Helms 11:35 pml*Helms.
La Grange 8:20 am|LiiGra»;
“Montgoi “ ***
•Daily.
Rfil train a of Atlanta and West Point
Railroad Company arrive at and depart
C om Atlanta Terminal station, corner of
■tchell street add Madison avenue, mb
■ ~uAiuu>Ai>:\ ■■■"
OtioHUlA
» From—
Arrlva . „
•Augusta 6.*00 am
^onyers 6:46 am
ovfngton 7:48 am
•Angusta.. . .12:90 pm
Lltbonla 9:26 pm
•Augusta 9:16 pm
l>epart To—
•Augusta 7:45 am
Lltbonla 10.-06 sm
•Augusta 9:90 pm
Conyers 5:00 pm
Covington.... 8:10 pm
•Augusta 11:46 pm
__ T __ ignata.. ...
'Dally. All other trains -dally except Hun-
“^Aliollili Altt LLNB- uatlwxy:
Washington... 8:90 amiBInplngbam.. 6:40 i
Abbeville 9:00 am)Monroe 7:20 i
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Trains Leave Atlanta. New Terminal
Station, corner Mitchell and
Madieon Avenue.
only
iteea:
Jnghatn, making all stops; arriving In
v.« a. at.—u. ta, I/A1U». CHICAGO
AND CINCINNATI LIMITED.” A solid
vestibule*! train Atlanta to Cincinnati with
out change, composed of vestlbuled day
coaches and Pullman drawing room, aleep*
Ing cars. Arrives Rome 7:90 a. m.; Chat*
tsnoogn 9:46 a. m.; Cincinnati 7:90 p.,m.;
- *n.; Chicago 7:29 si m.
All meals between At*
lutnbas 10 a. m.
8:16 A. M.-No. 12, DAILY, local.to Macon.
Brunswick . and Jacksonville. Make* all
atopa , arriving Macon 9:16 n. in.; Druna*
wick 4 p. in.; Jacksonville 7:40 p. m.
7:00 a. M.—No* 96. DAILY.—Pullman to
Birmingham, Memphis. Kansas City and
Colorado Springs. .Arrlv«^Ieinphf^8j06
m,; Kansas City 1:46 s. m., and Colo/ado
■me.
7t65 A. M.-No. 7. DAILY, Chattanooga.
12 NOON, No. fa, DAILY.—Washington
nd Southwestern Limited. Electric light*
___ w _. __jgjcars
serve nil meals en route. Arrives wash*
In/ton 8:12 a. m.; New York 12:49 p. m.
1.00 P. M.-No. 40. DAlCY.-NOw York
1 Express. Day coaches between Atlanta and
; New York 8 p. m.
ixton 11:06 a. m.; .
12:16 V. M.-No. 3, DAILY.—Local for
Macon, arriving Macon-2:40 n. m.
4:10 P. M.-No. 10, DAILY.—Macon and
Hawklnavllle. Pullman Observation chair
car Atlanta to Macon.
4:26 P. M.—No. 97, DAILY.—Pullman
sleeping car and day coaches to Binning*
GEORGIANS IN ATLANTA.
ham. Arrives Birmingham 9:16
Ja 7:16 a. m.
P. M.—No. II, DAILY, except Sun-
“ die” to
ay. "Air Line Belle** to Toccoa.
4:30 P. M.-No. 22. DAILY.—GriflfIn and
Columbus. Pullmnu palace alceplug car
Id 6*room cottage with cabinet man
ng, lot 76x190 to alley. 91,700. One
ah and balance monthly.
miles of iVrtulnal ststlou, on
Only 0.800.
BUT GIVES UP LIFE
AT THE PIEDMONT.
Mrs. Welter B. Illll, Athene; J. W. TVeet,
wife and two chlldrsn, Valdosta: It. C.
r, Cmploy: George Y. Andrews. Stinson:
•i. C. Tate, I .a Grange; F. A. Shelton end
wife, Jackson: It. A. Simpson, Washington;
Mrs. Harry Barker, Washington: John U.
Cooper, Macon; J. Frank Powell, Vienna;
Florence M. Overton, Gainesville: B. F.
Carr. Mayesvllle: Mrs. Wlghtman Bowden,
Forsyth; T. J. Flournoy. Roekmart: Wil
liam Brunson nud wife, Macon; J. B. Mc
Rae and wife, Hawklnavllle.
AT THE ARAGON.
Akermsn. Macon; II. W. Blake,
D. “*
Waynesboro; b. L. Harrington. Washing
ton; F. F. Rowe. Tbomsston: J. D. Wat*
klnson. Ka ton ton; Octavna Meyer, Havnn-
; F. H. Harris, Iialnbrtdge; ***
4:96 V. M.-No. 29. DAILY.—Local to Fay
ettevllle and Fort Valley.
DAILY.—Through
Cm*
4:60 P. V-No'
drawing room end steeping rare Jo Cl
clnnatl and Memphis nnd Chattanooga
Louisville. Arrives Borne 7:20 p. m.; Palt
*:w a. m.; txnusvuie s:au a.
6 p. tn.: Cincinnati 8:10 a. m.
6:16 P. M.-No. 25. DAILY.—Makes all
•tops. Local to Heflin; arrives Heflin 10:60
AT THE MARION
B. II. Rraswell.GnlnesvIUe; C. J. O'Far*
rell, Athena; C. W. Martlu. Augusta; J. V.
Chinn. Hampton; It. D. Adair, Greenvllt#’:
Hhelley Ivey. Oxford: J. II. Cherry and
wife, Bllavllle: J. It. Radford. Monroe;
Mrs. BraaaelL Fayetteville: J. W. Oglesby,
~ wir “ ‘ t m
S ultman; William V. Adair. Hampton;
eorge l\. Murell. Mllltown: W. E. rfirter
and wife. 1'embroke; A. V. Hilton and
wife, Dublin; Mrs. T. A. Meyer. Rich
land: Miss Hattie M. Tlsnn. Cutbnert; John
T. King nnd wife, Rochelle, Hal Lawson*
Abbeville; Jack Brown, Adel; II. A. Math
ewe. Fort Valle,; W. T. 8b,lb and wife,
Adel; Mrs. George Freeman, Rome; W. If
Me,. Qnltmsn. ,
Jensen
i allow
He failed
i him into the lake.
IN AUTO COLLISION
18.—Dr. and
It was thought for a time that
shaded with young nr* uktij, auu
Is next to the home of Mr. Hamuel Wey*
man. nnd Immediately across the street
Mr. Henry Johnson
Quick sale
from the home* of Mr. Hem
and Mr. Eugene Callaway,
pries 89,800.
CHAS. M. ROBERTS,
1* AUBURN AVE.
Bell 'phone 42N.
The occupants of the carriage es
caped Injury.
ENGINEER KILLED
EMIGRANTS HURT
Port Jervle, N. J, July J4.—Engineer
Van Wegan waa killed and Fireman
Roy Kendall was badly Injured when
the Erie train smashed Into a switch
engine In the yard, hare. Twelve emi
grants were hurt.
AT THE KIMBALL.
J. Branham. Rome; II. B. King, Augusta;
C. F. Tahallua. Chaplin; T. W. Ma,er. Li-
Grauge; 8. M. Cl,alt, Tlfton; B. II. Rob-
Mb
artln. Dawson; 1. A
rllle; D. A. Ungxnn, Dublin; A. B. Free-
nnn, Dublin; It. 1- Klnchen. Scotland; C.
II. Wooten. Scotland; J. t» Kant. Wrighta-
Tills; J. K. lender anil wife, Wrightarllle;
J. A. Whlteley, Gibson; C. il. McKentle,
Conlele; B. W. Ornr. Pine Blnff: II. E.
Stearns and wife. Nelson; Mrs. II. il. Ouo-
ley, Elherton; A. II. Caldwell. Tranllle; A
8. Ilawea, Ellierton: A. V. Ilarria, Stan
ton: Mlta Ms, Venable, Jefferson; Mien
Susie Mct'orr. Jefferson: iUea Pearl Pen
dergrass, Jefferson; Mlaa its, Randolph,
Jefferson: Jltaa Essie t-orel.ee. Jefferson;
Mlee Clyde llnncnck. Jefferson; Jllee Mamie
Henry. Jefferson; Miss Ituth Bnrlter. Jef-
feraon; Mrs. 11. Hancock. Jefferson; Mrs.
T. W. Webb, Jefferson; Mrs. J. E. Me-
Klhannoiff Jefferson; M_re._ John N. Holder.
A Holme,. Ronton: J. B. Gtmhlo, Athens.
E. tl. Abbott. Cedartown; W. 8. Colemnn,
Cednrtown; T. J. McRae, McRae: II. Hen-
cork nnd wife. Jefferson; J. II. Wall. Jack-
son; 8. J. Bell. Jefferson: Ed Smith, 8an-
dersrllle; Ed gnlllian. Sanderarllle; W. I..
Hancock, Athena; A. D. .Dalton. Valdosta;
Mtoa K. Mills, Athens; M. Morrison, Moul
trie; J. P. McCord, / '
me; i-. ...--u™, Angnstn: o u.
Woodward, Vienna: B. 8. Reynold,. Cedar-
town: W. W. Thompson. Augusta: tl.
on; Bum Tate. Tnte: L. V.
Grogan. Ellierton; 8nm Tete. Tnte; Ie V.
Hatcher, AngusU; P. E. Ulike, end wife,
Macon.
FIREMEN ORGANIZE
STATE ASSOCIATION.
Special to The Georgian.
New Orlean* U, July 11—The'lAiu-
Utana State Firemen's Aasoclatlon has
11:12 P. M.—No. 14. DAII.Y.—Florida Lim
ited. A solid Teatlbnlctl train to Jackson
ville. Fla. Through sleeping ears and da,
coaches to Jacksonville nud Brunswick; ar
rive, Jacksonville 1:50 a. m.; Brunswick
2 a. m.; St. Augustine 10 a. m.
11:10 t. M.-Ro. 27, DAILY.—Through
Pullman drawing room sleeping car. At
lanta to Shreveport. Local aleener Atlanta
, l##p#r Atlanta
rmlnghnro. Arrive* Birmingham 6:96
a. m.; Meridian 11 a. m.; Jackson 2:25
m.; Sickaburg, 4:06 p.’ m.V Shreveport’ 10:M
j.^m. Sleeper* open to receive passengers
*12 RlOHT-No. 92. DA1I.Y.—United Staten
Fast Mall. Solid vestlbuled train. Sleeping
cars to New York, Richmond. Charlotte nnd
Asheville. Coacherta Washington. Dining
nerve all meals en mute. Arrives
w r *hl**
Load "itiantn cEarioite sleeper opcii
receive nauengera at 9:00 p. m. Local
Atlants-Aahevllle steeper open 10:30 n. m.
Ticket Office No. 1 Peachtree, on Viaduct,
Peters building, and new Terminal 8tatlon.
Both 'Phones. City office, 142 main; depot,
No. 2, on Terminal exchange.
“Gat you a building lot In Atlanta now; you will never be able to
buy one for any lets money.’* ADAIR
Alta Avenue. Just outside Inman Park, near Euclid avenue, o-t,
three Iota left In this subdivision, 50x194, for 1450; 150x150 for $800 and
125x157 for $800. These are sure money-makers; easy terms.
Connally Street, only five-eights of a mile from center, 15 mlnutet*
walk from Century building, half way to Grant park, level lot 40x130 to
alley; gas. water and sewer down; price $460; faces pretty renlden-ee
in front
Lawn 8treet tn West End, near Park and Lee. 116 feet front, run
ntng back 150 to alley, opposite the new cottages; price $1,200.
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR.
CLASH IS FEARED
By THE OFFICERS
Many Carolina Citizens Gather at
Salisbury and Threaten
Lynching. •
B, Private Leased Wire.
Raleigh, N. C., July 16.—The situa
tion at Salisbury is quiet but the mili
tary. is In charge and the sheriff Is
hopeful that he will be able to main
tain order. Men from the surrounding
country are at Salisbury and It wan
only that the sheriff had gotten Henry
Gllleepte, tbe negro under suspicion of
having murdered the Lyerl, family, out
of town, preventing a lynching, despite
the guards.
Other negroes who are suspected
being Implicated In the crime are be.
ing sought and If any of them i
found a lynching or a bloody clash I
tween the mob and the authorities
certain.
CANDLER LEAVES
FOR THE ORIENT
METHODIST BI8HOP 18 GOING TO
CHINA TO INVESTIGATE WORK
OF THE MISSIONARIES.
LIVELV SESSION •
OF CITY COUNCIL
A short, but lively, session of the city
council Is looked for Monday afternoon.
Among the matters that will come up
for discussion will be the mayor's veto
of the ordinance allowing the Louisville
and Nashville to use the sidewalk on
East Hunter street at any point as
roadway for vehlclea to enter tbe
yard.
Mayor Woodward neither approved
nor disapproved the ordinance passed
at the last session of council allowing
the Atlanta Ice and Coal Company to
use Piedmont avenue, In front of the
factory, for scaleh. Mayor Woodward
declared he was opposed to allowing
corporations or private Individuals to
use the city streets for such purposes.
There will be no report from the
special committee on gas franchise.
There Is likely to be a bomb exploded
relative to civil service.
SUPREME COURT AGAIN
HEARS RAWLINS CASE
The Rawlins case was heard In the
supreme court Monday morning, At
tomey John R. Cooper arguing for the
new trial and Attorney General Hart
appearing for the state.
Attorney Cooper baaea hta appeal for
new hearing on the contention of
newly discovered evidence, the state
ment of J. E. Rawlins that the boys era
guiltless, the alleged confession of the
negro, Alt Moore, and the plea of In
sanity for Milton Rawllna.
Mr. Cooper handed out some hot re
marks for Sheriff Passmore, whom he
says Is busying himself like a “jack
In the box," bolstering up ths state'
case.
He nays that Sheriff, Passmore has
furnished an affidavit testifying that
Milton Rawlins Is perfectly sane, when
■cores of reputable cltlsens of Lowndes
county have testified to the contrary.
OPERATIVE’S HAIR
CAUGHT IN MILL
Huntsville, Ala., July 16.—Miss Jem
nle Johnson barely escaped death at the
Rowe Mllle here Friday. Her head of
hair was caught In a shafting which
pulled out a big handful of It and a
portion of her scalp, or the young lady
would probably have bean drawn
through the machinery and crushed to
death.
MRS. PETTUS DIES
AT SELMA HOME
12 CASES, 9 DEATHS
FROM CHOLERA
By Private Leesed \Vlr».
Mentis, Jaly 12.—Tbe cholera situation has
greatly Improved. Twelve rases and nine
deaths were reported during the past 24
hours.
Tbe beeltb bureau offers free vaccination
to prevent tbe spread of the disease,
test made of the vaccine since ths outbreak
of tbe disease shows that It sets ■■ an
solute preventive. Of the many natives
In the Infected districts who had been treat
ed with the vtrns. none developed the
disease. All of the health officials' were
vsrrlnsted and none have developed the
WAS KILLED BY A TRAIN
WHILE WALKING TRACK.
Special to The Georgian.
Suwanee, Ga., July 16.—J. M. Pep
pers, aged 21. who resides near thin
place, wen killed at Duluth Saturday
afternoon by the vestibule limited train.
Young Peppers works at Korcroas In a
harness factory, and came up to Du
luth In the morning with a friend on
train No. 12, on some business trans
action, nnd as he was alone when killed
It Is supposed bn had started to walk
home.
been organised st Gretna, the Initiative
being taken by the David Crockett
Steam Fire Company, No. 1, the oldest
volunteer fire company in tbs stats.
8peclsl to The Georgian.
Selma, Ala., July 16.—Mrs. Pettus,
wife of United States Senator Edmund
YV. Pettus, died at her home here at 6
clock Sunday. Mrs. Hettua had been
nick since her rdturn home frpm Wash
Ington and her death was not unex
pected. She wss 82 years old and was
married to Senator Pettus 62 years ago.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at-4 o’clock from tbe family resi
dence on Alabama street, and the re
mains will bn laid to rest In Live Oak
cemetery beside her son, ths lata
Francis L. Pettus.
CRUSHED TO DEATH
UNDER LUMBER PILE
8peclsl to The Georgian. •
Dublin. Os., July 16.—Jack Dixon
was accidentally killed at the saw-mill
of S. T. Hall, treasurer-elect of Lau
rens county, by a pile of lumber falling
on him. He had gone under the lum
ber to fix something when It dropped,
crushing'hls chest.
TROOPS CAPTURE
INSANE OFFICER
By Private Leased Wire.
Manila. July 16.-II. L Talbot, ■ lieuten
ant In the constabulary, deserted st Iloilo,
on the Island of Pansy, on July 7, with
six men nnd crossed over Pansy to Gulnaras
where he started on an aimless chase over
the count'
he eonntiy.
A detachment of constabulary punned
the service.
Lieutenant Costello, of the constab
ulary. reports that on July 15 he had a
fight with Lmdrones under Panelton
Vlllafuerte at Caseguran. tn the prov
ince of Albay, Luton.
Vlllafuerte waa killed during the
fight and four rifles, together with
much ammunition, was captured. Tbe
provincial treasurer was arrested and
held prisoner at Caseguran awaiting
Bishop Warren A. Candler leaves At.
lnnta for a five months' trip to ths
Orlsnt Wednesday afternoon, where
he will Investigate the workings of ih t
Methodist missionaries and so far as
possible help along the work which It
meeting with great success, especially
In China. The educational and medical
features of the missionary work win
especially be studied.
In speaking to the Methodist minis-
tors In Wesley Memorial church Mon-
day about his going away, the bishop
“To be frank, 1 do not wish to go.
and. further, I do not believe the work
to be the kind for which I am bett
adapted.”
He then took this as a topic and en-
t| _
larged on It, saying that If
ways did what they believed they were
best fitted for and never had anything
disagreeable to perform, they would
never amount to much or accompliih
much.
MUCH B00ZEAN0 BEER
CAUGHT WITH NEGROES
A negro crap gams and general boots
fight in the stable of the residence of
Mrs. John Oliver, .at No. 280 Peachtree
street. In the most fashionable neigh
borhood of Atlanta, #as' broken up
Sunday afternoon and four of the gam
blers arrested.
Mrs. Oliver has been 111 abed for
some time and has been greatly an
noyed by the crowd of negroes around
her stable. Officers Barefleld and Coop
er made a raid Sunday and along with
the gamblers arrested they confiscated
thirty-three bottles of beer and thirteen
bottles of whisky.
The four negroes, among whom was
Horton Waller, the negro driver em
ployed at the Oliver residence, were ar
raigned before Judge Broyles and fined
$10.75 each.
BAPTIST MINISTERS
IN SHORT SESSION
The Baptist ministers of Atlanta met
for their regular weekly conference si
the First Baptist church Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, and In ths absence of
ths regular chairman, Dr. William H.
Bell, of the North Atlanta Baptlet
church, was called to the chair, and
Dr. White asked to act as secretary-
The principal address of ths morning
was a short talk by Mr. Peacock, city
missionary of the Tabernacle church,
on the subject of Institutional church
work. He spoke of a trip he had made
to the great church, of which Dr. Con.
well Is pastor in Philadelphia, which
has been the model of most of the In
stitutional churches In the country. The
auditorium, he said, of Dr. Conwelli
church cost 8220,060, and had a seating
capacity of 4,200 people. At the Sum
day night service admission to thi
church Is only by tickets, which art
distributed to the members and to
those who attend the weekly prayer
meeting and other services. This hu
been found to be the only method of
solving the problem of an overcrowded
church. Mr. Peacock gave some Inter
esting figures In regard to the growth
of this greet work, and at the close of
his talk wss given a vote of thanks by
the ministers. .
On motion of Dr. Landrum, Dr. Ben
was elected chairman of the association
for the coming year, and Rev. 8,
iwan, of Emanuel Baptist chu
‘©-elected secretary. The meeting
adjourned on motion of Dr. White.
SHE SAYS HE TRIED
TO POISON CHILD
By Private Leased Wire.
Jeffersonville, Ind., July 18.—Willis®
Evereol© was arrested while at church
yesterday on a charge of trying to poi
son hts 4-year-old stepson, the mother
of the child making the charge _pn
which the warrant was Issued, to
affidavit charges that the attempt w»»
made at 1 o'clock yesterday morni*
while the child was asleep, and tm
mother alleges that this was the mo
ond attempt on the child's life.
WIFE IS AWARDED
• $25,000 AS ALBION*
By Private leased Wire.
Montlcello, Ind, July I8.-Jj)dge Tru
man Palmer granted a divorce Satu
day to Mrs. Evangeline Moyer, wife
L. Moyer, who Is said t© receive*
DEPUTY COMMISSIONER N -
RECE1VES APPOINTMEN
Special to The Georgian.
Montgomery, Ala.,
Montgomery, we. Ju'Y . a n.
nouncement has been made or tn >
potntment of Captain Albert
chief clerk to the necretaryo (, '‘3
to offle# of deputy commlww""
insurance, the place made vacant w
ths resignation of Colonel "JI t«*
Shorter a few weeks ago. ^
charge of ths office Monday, his
of service beginning July
orders froth ths Insular authorities ' [j,
lafuerte was a brother of the Lsor
leader captured some time ago.