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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. TltORSDAY, JUNE 37, 1WT. 15 WEST PEACHTREE LOTS. $65 per front foot will buy a 50-foot lot on West Peach- trce , rlose to 11th street. jf 0 w just price lots in this v i c iuity and you will find them from $87.50 to $140 per front foot. This lot is ideally located and easily worth $75 per front foot. $5,850 for a magnificent W. Peachtree lot between 4th and 5th streets; 60x195. This is in a swell section of West Peachtree and the cheapest lot on the market. See us about this. If. L. THROWER, 30 N. Forsyth St. opportunities! FIRST—an Et.EGANT WEST TEACH tr«e home at Ic. than three-fourtha Its value, it la certainly a bargain for i one. 'Phone na today. GLORE & JUSTIN, 215 Peters Building. EIGHT ROOM MODERN HOME; NICELY papered, oft Crew, Beyond Ormond street; < large lot, nice shade tree*, and need* to en to lie appreciated; $3,150. SECOND-A COST LITTLE SIX-ROOM cottage near Grant Park. New, well Imllt, good material, aplendld neighbor^ and "the price la right" and terms easy. THIRD—A WEST END COTTAGE: built for a home; heat material; large hnlla and veranda; aplendld garden Owner In "hard luck" and must aell at a great aaerlflce. FOURTH—WE HAVE TWO OR THREE little cottagea that are renting well and paying 1! per cent. We can aell these cheap, and If you want a small Inveat- ment that paya well, we can sult'ja EAGAN PARK LAND CO., ’Phone 4613,36 Inman Bldg. FIVE ROOMS AND HALL; LOT 45 BY 147: best pnrt of Sidney street; Juat think of Grant pnrk. Just across the street; onfcr $2,- FOI R ROOMS—GRADY AVENUE-NICE cabinet mantels and a beauty; $1,550; $200 cash nnd $20 per month. MCE CORNER LOT. WITH PLENTY OF shade; cast front; one block of car Tine; I,;.*: part of West End; owner* need the rash, so here It goes; $760. • McCRORY & JOHNSON, 503 Peters Building. Phones 4691. ON Lt'CILE AVENUE, WEST END-A J- story 7-rooiu house; water, gaa, bath. This would make you a nice home, on wide chert- ed street and splendid neighborhood; terms to suit you. The owner la n young man and la anxious to get some ready cash. Talk to ua nt once about this. KW) BUYS A SPLENDID MlOOSl i- story house In Kirkwood: 4 block of East Lake ear line; lot 100x200; line garden, fruits and flowers. It would cost $4,000 to build this house. It's a great Mg bargain and Actually worth $5,000 ON BEECHER STREET. WEST END; brand-new modern home; corner lot; 60 by 150; $3,250; term*. I-AYNE AVENUE-BRAND-NEW; TOUR rooms nnd hall; lot 40 by 127; cabinet man* bln. and n splendid little home; $1,400; $200 mh nnd $1» per month. . _ om cottage; b part of Chestnut street; lot 40 by 17ft to f other street; cabinet mantels, city*wntc. ind n beauty. See us at once; $1,750; $250 •null and $25 per month. Miami-new six-room cottage, cor- ner Onk street; In West End; east front; large shaded lot; nice cabinet mantels, and very large porch; convenient to two cat linos: $2,550, ou very easy payments. WK HAVE A NICE FOUR-ROOM COT- tsge nnd store, on Georgia 'avenue; lot M by 110. Price $2,660; terms. ta THE CHfcRT ROAD TO EAST POINT, s place renting tor $25 tier month; only 12,m A spot ensh bargain. WILLIAM S. ANSLEY. Real Estate. 217 Century Building, Phones Bell 288, Atlanta 295 a.vsi.ky park lot at a bargain- On IVachtree circle, near Peachtree atreet. One of the prettiest lota In the park. Owner will take coat for It, as be needs bla money for other purposes. Somebody will a bargain In this lot. It won't tako much money to handle It. NORTH AVENUE-DID YOU THINK YOU could get a two-story house on North are- ■>*. " Ith a lot 80 by 150, for $6,2507 I have 1 Place of this kind, and it will pay you to come and see It. I'OH EXCHANGE-ELEGANT HOME IN 1 one I»Iock of Peachtree for a good home on south side. This la your chance. What ever you do, don't miss It. iNMAN PARK-TEN-ROGM HEHlflBNCfe: every modern Improvement. Splendid lo cation; lot 100x150. Best proposition In thla beautiful section. ts.750 wii.iTiitJY 6Ne of the Viiilv best homes on East North avenue (near Juniper street). It has 12 rooms, two baths, hot and cold water, gas and electricity; fine mantels. Everything modern and up to date. Owner anxious to aell, and has re- dneed the price from $9,600. $4,000 GETS A SPLENDID 9-ROOM 2- story residence on St. Charles avenue: lot 100x200. The house alone could not be built for less, so you get the lot free. Just out side city. This location la right In line of enhancement. Will soon be Greater At lanta. Don’t hesitate. ON .TACKillN AND fioRTH tlblTLEVARD we have lovely homes si cheap as any other real estate people; 10 If you are In terested In Juniper or Myrtle. Ponce De . *-*•— —‘(on, let us take ROBSON & RIVERS. Real Estate and Renting Agents, 8 W. Alabama. Sutherland (Kirkwood; '75.00 831 East Linden 80.00 787 Weat Peachtree .... 45.00 12 Brown place 87.50 58 Doane 30.00 299 Capitol 348 Aahby . 521 Peachtree 75.00 ffi Piedmont place 17.50 58 McDaniel 18.00 60 Lncy 12.60 FOR SALE. corner lot; $7,000. JACKSON STREET-NEW MODERN two-atory nine-room residence, near North avenue. This Is a beautiful home and a bargain; $7,500. FAVER & BLACK. 315 and 316 Peters Bldg. $2,600 $3,200 MODERN SIX-ROOM COTTAGE IN GOOD neighborhood; north aide, within three- quarter mile circle. NORTH BOULEVARD-MODERN TWO- lot, east front; $7,500. OAKLAND AVENUE-COTTAGE HOME; five rooms; water, bath and gns; near Grant park; $250 cash; $20 per month. Price M’DONALD STREET—THIS IS A FOUR- room cottage, located near Marietta ■treat. Junt over city limits. Easy terms; say $100 or $150 cash, balance $15 per mouth. L. A. WOODS, 818-19 Empire Bldg. $2,760—WE HAVE A SPLENDID FIVE- room house, with tanutlful lot, 60 by 200 feet deep, on one of the nicest Vest End streets. We can make you terms; $500 cash and balance $25 per month. ' OT $2.860—A BAU 7 ^roonT CHAMBERLIN STREET. NEAR EDGE- wood. on Chamberlin street, we oqer a five-room cottage for $1,700, ou easy terms. SEE ME FOR BARGAINS. CHARLES M. ROBERTS. Office 12 Auburn Ave. $3,000 NEAR TERMINAL STATION, PAYING >d Interest. Will anon 1 and double In value. $2,400 on uj twj irnmn In on north aide. $750 LOT 50 BY 230 FEET TO ALLEY, WITH- In two blocks Ponce DeLeon nvenuo nnd Boulevard; $50 cash nnd $10 per month. S. B. TURMAN & CO. REAL ESTATE, RENT ING AND LOANS. $2,750—M'DANIEL STREET; GOOD SIX room house, nnd two houses In rear. All Improvements; lot 50 by 200. Rents for $25 per month. I'ECATUR, OA.-NICB COTTAGE OF BIX rooms, on lot 106 by 227, near Agnes College, nnd convenient to l*oth car : gas and water both. Price $2,750. I North ride home-half block fr.im IVachtree; 9 rooms, furnace heat. 10,1 nil conveniences; enat front; shaded lot; stat$|o nn lot. Price la $9,000. Mortgage of '• which can run. 35HBSI $1,800 FOR NICE LEVEL LOT ON LEE street. Plenty of shade. $6 500—TWO-RTORY NEW EIGHT ROOM house on Jackson street; tinted walla; everything up-to-date; $1,600 cosh; balance easy. $3,800—TATTNALL STREET; ONE MOD- »*rn seven-room nnd one four-room house; every convenience. This is good.negro prop erty. Rents for $35 per mouth. $8,750 - UP-TO-DATE NEW SIX ROOM bouse on Bedford street, near Forrest avenue. Rents for $30 per month. VTE BUILDING. SOTH PHONES 4234 EXTRA DELL PHONE 420,5 DO YOU WANT A NICE NEW EIGHT- room cottage, on a first-class West End •treet, with all conveniences, paved streets, etc., on eaay terms? Then see us. We’ve got three of them, and If you are ear nest, we can get up a trade. Also have two new four-room and hall cottagea on deep •hady lote, this side of Grant park, we can eell you on your own terms. If theae do not meet your requirements, we have $5,- 000,000 worth of other property, tome of all kinds, and new listings, from which we will help you make a selection. $6,000 - ELEGANT RUBURBAN HOME; large lot; eight-room house, with out buildings; complete In every respttt. If you have a nice north aide lot, between Jackson and Spring street, north of North avenue, will exchange for same, giving you a fine suburban home. DON'T FORGET OUR AUCTION RALE of twenty-five lota on Piedmont, Currier and Ripley streets, next Tuesday at 3 p. m. Great Big Bargain in the Right Direction and Right Place. 100 ACRES LAND IN FIVE MILES OF center of the city, with a Peachtree road front at only $275 nn acre. Do you want It? If ao, see me at once, before the other party, or else you lose thla tremendous, big bargain. Call phone 3S06 or see W. R. Respcss, 203 Brown and Randolph Bldg., At Innta, Ga. STATISTICS. "WE GET RESULTS." FORSALE ANDERSON 52? CANDLER BLDG. PHONE SIM HOW TO GET RENT FREE. 'IRAN JUST WHAT WE BAY T r it this. Now. listen: We can sell , 1 a nine-room house, only three years i.. Mn *er and Forrest avenue, on , ;-rti.n , ,| t h,, |, PBt J)nrt n f tJ|e 8 t rw »t, for ?»»!£ SLIM cash, and n small pay- i w . r °. f *30 a month. It hna every conven on * J'"‘!udlng steam heat, with pine and it i. 1 !* 1 * tnokes an Ideal home. Yet. . Adapted to use of two families, or t.I, r ‘‘ n,,n * rooms. If you need only four L-, V ro, iId rent upstairs easily for J: • , f !'‘Wished, which would make your nr HI# y PpJtnent, pay taxes and Interest COULD YOU WANT thing Aetter? $3,000—FIVE-ROOM HOUSE ON TWELFTH .treet, itenr reaehtree; lot 73 by 100, $] 600-JUX-ROOM HOUSE; SEWER, WA ter nnrt $n«. Hero I- » borkoln. SOUTH SIDE. $3.MO—SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE ON RlCIt; nnleon street, ne.r South Pryor; ttitl will make yon a lovely home. $3,000—SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE: new: l»e.t value In $\eat Kml. HAMMOND STREET: LOT «4 RY 17$; ALL atreet Improvement* down. S. B. TURMAN & CO. TAKE A LOOK AT OUR LOTS. OAKLAND AVE. ON THE EAST SIDE, BETWEEN OR- leans and Sydney street. This tract Is 376 feet front nnd will auh-dlvide Into n!p« lots 42x136 each, all lota running back to it 26- foot alley. By making the corners 100 feet deep yon can have eleven lots. This prop erty Is Just beyond the mile circle In n "wk of two car line*. A party can • is up and make good money. $7,000 on very eaay terms. GRANT & PETTY, 30-32 East Alabafna St. PROPERTY TRAN8FER8. $9,700—Sarah E. Porter and W. C. Porter to A. M. Moon, lot on Sydney street. Bond for title. $3,000—North Side Improvement Co. to J. L. Densen, lot on corner of High land and DeKalb avenues. Warranty deed. $15—Mrs. Mary C. Anthony and Mrs. Alice O. Peacock to Floyd Kelly, lot In Oakland cemetery. Warranty deed. $200—F. H. Knauff to Edward S. Gay, lot In Oakland cemetery. War ranty deed. $5—George Westmoreland to the Neal Bank, lot on St. Charles avenue. Quit claim deed. $2,285—James L. Hlght to William T. McCall, lot on Pulliam street. War ranty deed. $5 and Other Considerations—Alice Baxter to Thomas W. Baxter, lot on Bedford Place. Quit claim deed. $400—F. C. Lacy to Miss M. A. Sims, lot on Bedford Place. Quit claim deed. $1,600—Thomas A. Holbrook to George S. Kern, lot on Curran street. Warranty deed to secure loan. $9,000—George T. Rowland to Tom Hamilton Pitt, lot on Edgewood ave nue. Warranty deed. $650—Robert McQarley to Mary Smith, lot on corner of Glenn and Rob bins street. Warranty deed. $1,224—Mrs. T. O. Kirkland to the Georgia Savings Bank and Trust Co. lot on Woodson street. Mortgage with power of sale. $1,250—J. William Dobbin to Mrs. T O. Kirkland, lot on Love street. War ranty deed. $413—J. W. Ball to Atlanta Banking and Savings Company, lot on Lovejoy street. Mortgage with power of sale. $496—J. P. Hall to Atlanta Banking nnd Savings Company, lot on McDuq* lei street. Mortgage with power sale. $500—James. L. Hlght to Robert Mc- Carley, lot on Glenn street. Warranty deed. $20,000—T. Hamilton Pitt to Will V. Zimmer, lot on Edgewood avenue and Fort street. $1,000—Jefferson L. Williams to J. C. Speer, lot on Glenwood avenue. Bond for title. $3,600—Joel Hurt to Asa G. Candler lot on Waverly Way. Warranty deed. $5—W. C. Keenon to George II. Sims, lot on corner ol Luckie and Ilunnlcutt struue. Quit claim deed. $5—Hoke Smith to George H. Sims, lot on corner of Luckie and Hunnlcutt streets. Quit clnlm deed. $9,000—Will V. Zimmer to George T. Rowland, Jot on Edgewood avenue. W&ranty deed to secure loan. $1,023—Mrs. Myra T. Cook to Rose Investment Company, lot on Central avenue. Warranty deed. $8,000—Home Investment Company to Mrs, Sarah B. Seidel, lot on Four teenth atreet. $4.000—Mrs. Sarah B. Seidel to the Travelers’ Insurance Company, lot on Fourteenth street. Deed to secure debt. $2,500—Ernest C. Kontz to William Carrie Lycett, lot on Cypress street. $5—William Lycett to Carrie W. Ly 1‘IFUL SIX . logn, on wnit.fonl arena*. Lot 63 loot front, 225 deep. Thla ta an vxtrn large lot, and Is In flue shape. Good water ami splendid car service; $600 cuah and balance eaay,’ m ll.«00—FIVE ACRES OF LAND ON THE North Decatur car line. A beautiful oak grove, fronting on two streets, nnd also hna running water. This would make a place for sub-division where you conul Illy sell Iota nt $250 to $300. ao do your i figuring, mid you onn see where you could double your money. We can give three year* to pay for thla place. Be aura to gee about thla Monday, as thla kind of places are scarce and hard to find. $1.900—A BRAND-NEW EIGHT-ROOM two-atory house. Has a nice cool front, nnd only about n half block from good car line; $100 cash nnd balance small monthly payments. What's the use toyT rent? smv, listen: \ve have just 11AI1 placed with us for quick sale * containing lfiO acre* on the Weaterr lantle railroad, only 25 mile* out ..— city. There la n good portion of thla place cleared; balance In wooda. Has flue water; also four-room log house. The owner Is n non-resident, nnd has Instructed us to sell this place nt once; $1,660 will buy this place, on terms of $250 cash and $15 per month, Now, you people who have been ao anxloui for a bargain In a good farm, get busy. lino f'AHH AND $10 t-Etl MONTlt WUX buy you. a brand-new four-room liouae on car line. Thla place has never been occu- C led, nnd will make you n splendid little ome. It Is useless to pay rent, when you can buy a place on these terms. gets NEEDA FENCE? Page Fence Erected Cheaper Than Wood W. J. DABNEY IMP. GO., 96, 98 and 100 8o. Forsyth Street. cett, lot on West Peachtree street. Warranty deed. $600—H. W. Llghtfoot to C. L. Do- Fore, lot on Ware street. Warranty deed. $10,300—Mrs. Lena F. Fitzsimmons to Mrs. Mary E. Farmer and M. Warren Reid, lot on North Boulevard. $2,750—Mrs. Mary E. Farmer and M Warren Reid to Travelers' Insurance Company, lot on Jackson street. Deed to secure debt. $2,650—E. Woodruff to Jacob Hel- iran. lot on Butler street; warranty deed. $1.800—J. Frank Beck to Joseph Da vidson, lot on Boulevard Place; war ranty deed. $3.200—Joseph Davidson to Mrs. Emma M. Douglas, lot on Boulevurd Place; loan deed. $1.800—(penal sum)—Richard C. Chairs to Alice Johnson, lot on Fort street; bond for title. $100—Alice Johnson to Fannie G. Fields, lot on Fort street; warranty deed. $2,900—William Terry, Charles E. Murphy, James H. Ewing, William S. Thompson, Nathaniel C. Spence, Hen ry O. Reese. William H. Harris and William A. Albright ns trustees of the Grace Methodist church, to Mrs. Maude I,ec Thompson, lot on comer of Hous ton street and Boulevard; warranty deed. $2.000—Mrs. Mattie McCord to Mrs. M. C. Forbes, lot on Boulevard; war ranty deed. $2,900—Mrs. M. C. Forbes to the Mortgage Bond Co., lot on Boulevard; loan deed. $1,360—College Park Lnnd Co. to Mrs. Isabella J. Ravenel, lot on Har vard avenue In College Park, Ga.; war ranty deed. $2,000—Ben Feld and Herman W, Steiner to Mrs. Carrie Schaul. lot on Capitol avenue; warranty deed to se cure loan. $2,500—Melville C. Hardin to R. J Magruder, lot on Jackson street; war ranty deed. $4,000—R. J. Afagruder to Eugeno ElFeman, lot on Jackson street; loan deed. $5,000—J. R. Beawrlght to Mrs. Ber tha H. Gay, lot on Form wait street; bond for title. $2,500—W. C. Jackson to L. W. Harbuck. lot on Hunnlcutt street warranty deed. $2,600—The Joseph E. Brown Co. to Isaac N. Ragsdale, lot on Marietta street; warranty deed. $6,000—P. F. Smith to William Howe, lot on Langhorn; warranty deed. $925—W. C. Martin to Mrs. Calllo L. Bennett, lot on North street; warranty deed. 1^50—Mrs. H. c - CIm* to W. C. Martin, lot on Center street; warranty deed. $2,350—Newton S. Thomaa to O. A, Park, lot In land lot 50; warranty deed. $576—8. C. Glass to C. C. Cater, lot on Vine street near Parsons street; warranty deed. $2,110—W. C. Keenan to Georgia Savings Bank and Trust Co., lot on Luckie street; mortgage. $800—Continental Land Co. to Frank B. Herln, lot on corner Ormond and Connally streets; warranty deed $625—Mrs. M. B. Armstrong to John M. Ponder, lot on Confederate avenue, near South Boulevard; warranty deed. $225—William D. Starnes to Cora A. Ozburn, lot on Baker’s road; warranty deed. $325—Mrs. Cora A. Ozburn to R. J. Young, same lot; loan deed. $2,500—B. O. Trouton to Martha P. Hlnkley, lot on Walker street, nenjr Genette street; warranty deed. $4,600—(penal sum)—Leon Wlilker and H. S. Johnson, Jr., to Robert Wal lace, lot on South avenue, near Grant street; bond for title, $1,000—Forrest Greene to R. A Drake, lot on Broyles street, near Or leans street; warranty deed. FUNERAL NOTICE. Itucker. Mrs. Jessie iiuu«rr, mtb. <••••« u. Rucker auu Miss Willie Walker are Invited to at tend the funeral of Mr. Charles A. Ruck er Friday, June 28, at 3:10 p. in., from tile residence, 413 Washington street, interment nt Weatvlew. The following gentlemen will act as pallbearers and will please meet at the Patterson ' lel. 96 Si * " ".‘a North Forsyth atreet, at 3 Mr. W. A. Lnyless, Mr. W. 8. Ha kin, Mr. John !>. Allen. Mr. James J. Boll. Mr. R. B. Blackburn. Mr. W. B. Freeman. Mr. It. L. Hood and Mr. W. B. Merritt. chapel, % MANY DELINQUENTS AMONG TAXPAYERS Usually summer is supposed to be a dull time with the court house officials, but the office of Tax Receiver Armt- stead Is a scene of busy activity Just now, and bids fair to be for the rest of this week at least. July 1 Is the limit for returning taxes for the year, and as there are still nearly 6,000 delin quents, It Is easy to see that a large portion of these will fall to give In their taxes by the time the limit set by law Is up. The penalty for failure to give In these returns at the proper time Is a doubling of the assessment, and consequently the tax receiver sends urgent warning to all who have so far neglected this duty that they Imme diately take the matter up. This warn ing Is being heeded, and Mr. Armt- stead states that he hopes the list of delinquents will be smaller this year than for some time past. ALLEGED ABDUCTOR WAS IN MERIDIAN BUILDING PERMITS. $375—L. M. Terrell, to Install heat ing plant at 341 Courtland street. $3,000—A. E. Wheeler, to build two- story frame dwelling at 142 East Mer ritt* avenue. $1,500—Ebenezer Baptist church, to repair frame church at corner Bell and Gilmer streets. $700—H. W. DIJlen. to bulld one-ntory frame dwelling at 130 Estorla street. $400—Mrs. Annie Garrett, to re-cover and repair frame dwellings at rear 116 Whitehall terrace. $1,000—Jeff Mitchell, to build one- story frame dwelling at 294 Magnolia street. $100—Jeff Mitchell, to build addition to frame store at 292 Magnolia street. $175—O. Wlngale, to re-cover frame dwelling at 64 Kendall street. $8,000—Southern Flour and Grain Company, to build two two-story frame dwellings at 126-30 Waverly way. $5,000—J. T. Green, to build four one-story frame dwellings at fo-4-6-32 Mrs. William Henry Pareone. The funeral services of Mrs. William Henry Parsons, who died Wednesday morning at 131 Capitol square, will be held at 4:30 o’clock Thursday after noon from her late residence. The fol lowing gentlemen will act as pallbear ers: Charles J. Martin. O. F. Simp son, Thomas Egleston, Samuel By!ns, Frank Inman, Turner Fltten and Eu gene Fltten. W. F. Lower. The funeral services of W. F. Low er, aged 39 years, who died Tuesday afternoon at his residence, 218 Centra! avenue, were conducted Wednesday morning nt 10 o’clock. The Interment was In Westvfew cemetery. Richard Carlyle Withers. Richard Carlyle Withers, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Withers, of Oakland City, died at noon Tuemlay. The funeral services will be held Wed nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at th- residence on Oakland avenue. Ruthy Etheridge. Ruthy Etheridge, the 2-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Eth eridge, died at the residence of her pa rents, 80 Ridge avenue, Wednesday night. The body will be carried to Flowery Branch for interment.. Norman Melo Dresux. Norman Melo, the Infant son of Mr, nnd Mrs. Melo Dreaux, died Wednes day afternoon at the residence of the parents, 380 Grant street. The fu neral services were held from the resi dence at 3 o’clock Thursday afternoon, and the Interment was at Hollywood. H. W. Stowe. H. W. Stowe, 26 years old, died Wed nesday afternoon at his residence, 112 Pearl street. The funeral sendees will be held at Poole's chapel, nnd the body carried to Conyers for Interment. Mrs. Margaret A. Mason. Funeral services of Mrs. Margaret A. Mason, widow of the late Ezekiel Ma son, will be held at the Presbyterian church at Decatur at 4 o'clock Thurs day afternoon. Mrs. Mason was 78 years old, and Is survived by four chil dren, Mrs. C. E. Randall. Miss Ethel Mason, E. II. Mason and Thomas C. Mason. She had lived In Decatur for the past fifty-five years. Captain Jool Mablo. Funeral services of Captain Joel Ma- ble were held from the residence nt his daughter, Mrs. O. L. Cloud, 65 West Fifth street, at 10 o’clock Thursday morhlng. The interment was at West- view. Edwins Johnson. Ed win a. the 2-year-old daughter of Willie Davenport Wednesday Mr. and Mr., W. Dan Jotin.on, died -Hit ajaln.t the Expo.ltlon Cotton ., Mills for $1,000 personal injuries, al- \\ ednesday afternoon at the residence ] pg | ns t h at while In their employ his of her parents, 68 HlRhland avenue. i, nn(i was caught In a machine and The funeral services were held at 9:30 several lingers crushed off. Slaton & ,,Ti'". r " c ^ y . morn ? K at ,h . e A**? ' Phillip* are attorneys for the complain. " “ “ ' nnt. Hpcclnl to The Georgian. Meridian, Miss., June 27.—Frank or Angelo Incaraterra, charged with tha murder of Walter Lamana, spent last Wednesday night In Meridian and left for Cincinnati. The man was Identi fied by at least five people by his pub lished photograph In the New Orleans papers. He came to Meridian on a Northeastern local train from a point below Hattiesburg. He met Tony Cu- ruso, a banana dealer, of Meridian, claimed he was broke nnd Tony fed him. He told Tony he had worked In a saw mill near Hattiesburg and that he had a ticket for Chicago. The stranger, at the depot, pulled out hlfl ticket nnd Tony took It out of his hand. The ticket was one to Cincin nati Instead of Chicago. He showed Tinfusbin and said the man who sold him the ticket made a mistake. Special to The Georgian. Charleston, S. C., June 27.—The Sea Island Cotton Seed Association passed resolutions today to extend the life of the organization from 1909 to 1914. It has been in existence three years. Msttis Lee 8mith. Mattie I*ee Smith, the 2 1-2 year old daughter of Mrs. Daisy Smith, died Wednesday night at 49 Ocmulgro street. Funeral services were held at Poole's chapel at 3 o’clock Thursday afternoon. The Interment will be at Hollywood. COURT OF APPEAL8 OF GEORGIA, Judgments Affirmed. Drnnard A Co. rs. Butler, from Bibb su perior court, before Judge Felton. II. J). Fcngln, for plnlntlffs lu error. Hardeman Ac Jones, contra. Hall vs. Costs et sl„ from city court of Dublin, Judge Burch. Janus B. Handers, for plaintiff In error. Williams (c Black- alien r. contra. Boll vs. Foas, from city court of Quit- man, Judge Bennet. Htnnley H. nnd Ham H. Ileiinet, for plaintiff In error. L. W. Branch, contra. G. V. Ores* Company vs. Berry Brothers Limited, from city court of Nnahvllle. Judge Peeples. Hendricks. Hinlth A Christian, for ‘ •. Buie A Knight, contra. iVeples. Hendricks, Hnilth A Christian, B lnlntJff In error. W. G. Harrison and ills A Knight, contra. IMImnn Brothers va. Patterson Produce nnd Provision Company, from city court of Cordele. Judge Htroxler. Hill A Royal, for plaintiffs In error. W. II. Dorris, contra. Cnrtls et al. vs. Htste, from Bibb superior court. Judge Felton. Marlon W. Harris and John It. Cooper, for plnlntlffs In error. William Brunson, solicitor general, contra. Dorsey vs. State, from Hall superior court. Judge Klmsey. Thompson A Bell nnd II. II. Dean, for plaintiff In error. W. \. Charters, solicitor general, and Fletch- r M. Johnson, contra. Judgments Reverted. Foote A Davies Company vs. Tlonchln Manufacturing Company, from city court of Atlanta, Judge Reid. Cbsrlea W. Smith, for plaintiff In error. Candler, Thomson illrscb, contra. Palmer vs. li Sparta. Judge I .. .. It. l/cwls. for plnlutlff In error. II. II. Lit tie and W. II. Harwell, contra. Vogt Machine Company vs. Bn I lev. from city court of Amerlcus. Judge Crisp. If R. Kills, for plaintiff In error. W. A. Pod eon. contra. Durant Lumber Company va. Sinclair A Sims Lumber Company, from city court of Vildosta, Judge Smith. J. M. Johnson and A. J. Little, for plaintiff In error. O. A. Whitaker, contra. Ingram, administrator, vs. Jackson Mer cantile Company, from Ilutts superior court, C. L. ltcdman. Judge pro hnc vice. O, M, Duke, for plaintiff In error. II. M. Fletch er. Bay k Bay. and W. C. Munday, contra. Sheffield et al.. administrators, rs. John son County Savings Bank, from city court of Blakely. Judge Jordan. Pottle A Gless- ner and R. II. Sheffield, for plaintiffs In error. Bush A Stapleton and Oliver A Rus sell contra. Girardeau vs. City of Atlanta, from Ful ton superior court. Judge Pendleton. Reu ben It. Arnold nnd Janies II. Ridley, for plaintiff In error. James L. . Mnyson nnu William P. Hill, contra. Smith vs. State, from Oglethorpe supe rior court, Judge Holden. Sam L. Olive nnd Paul Brown, for plaintiff In error. David W. Meadow, solicitor general, nnd Sibley A McWhorter, contra. Ity court of Moore and Ot don, for plnlntlffs In error. James COURT OF APPEALS OF GEORGIA. DeOrees avenue. $500—O, R. Black, to build one-story fiame dwelling nt ronr 87 Orange atreet. DEATH8. Richard Wither*, age 1 year, died on Oakland avenue. In Onklnnd City. II. C. Saw tel I, nge 66 years, died at 311 Formwalt street. Joel Mahle, nge 65 years, died at 55 West Fifth atreet. Martha Muff, colored, nge 82 years, died at rear 214 Weat Peachtree. Carl E. McCorkle, colored, ogre 11 months, died at 142 Enat Ellin atreet. Mrs. C. D. Langley’, age 32 yean, died at 69 Luckie atreet. W. F. Lower, age 39 year*, died at 218 Central avenue. Walter Clavde Nalls, age 4 months, died at 355 West North avenue. Ruby Lee Burke, age 5 months, died In Oakland City. BIRTH 8. To Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Browne, at 48 Woodward avenue, a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Hunnlcutt, at 365 Oak atreet, n boy. To Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Meadows, at 41 Orme street, a boy. Casta Argued. 414. Ella Caudell va. Southern Railway Co. From Habersham superior court. 415-416. P. F. M. Furr ra. It. 34. Keeeler et nl. From Habersham superior court. .... F. I>. M. Strachnn A Co. va. Edward Wolf, for use, etc. From city court of Brunswick. 41*. United Slate* Fidelity nnd Guaranty Company va. J. P. I>nvl», ordinary, for uae, etc. From Floyd city, court. 429. J. II. Hendrix va. J. II. Elliott. From Fulton superior court. 439. T. E. Utirr vs. W. P. Carter. From Dawson city court. ^ 434. Mrs. A. J. Hnrdy vs. W. G. Hardy. Fmni Jnsiwr superior court. 43*. Central of Georgia Hallway Company i. W. C. I^wls. From 3Iucon city court. 439. Groover, Conoley A Darla va. Mel ton. From Quitman city court. 440. Archie McCook vs. Dublin and South western Railroad Co. From Dublin city court. 441. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. v*. J. It. and T. Bunn. From Wnycroaa city court. 442. Southern States Portland Cement Co. va. F. 31. Helm. From Polk superior court. 443. Southern Hallway Co. v». W * Stone. From Appling superior court. Davidson A Grlnstead rs. A. E. Wax- film mu A Bro. From Dubllu city court. 447. Davidson A Grlnstead va. Waxel- bn uni Co. From Dublin city court. 460. J. K. Livingston vs. V. Anderson A Son. From Eastman city court. 451. J. 31. Hike* et al. vn. 3Inttie Brown, administratrix. From Griffin city court. 452. W. T. Epperson va. J. W. Kitchens, From thinks superior court. 453 454. Slander!lie Mills vs. L. J. and Ella Dale. From Carrollton cltv court. 456. B. L. Paschal A Son vs. Moline Jew elry Co. From Putnnni^ttipertor court. 8UPREME COURT OF GEORGIA. Ocmulgee Circuit. W. Price vs. W. L Price et al. From Morgnn. Dismissed. I*. B. Maynard et nl. va. W. JQ. Greer et I. From Jasper. Argued. G. W. Brooke v*. It. C. Hobson. From Baldwin. Transferred to court of appeals. H I- W. Robert et nl. vs. J. A. Kelley, nnd vice versa. From Jasper. Withdrawn, Georgia Railroad and Banking Co. ve. Gertrude Llovd From Greene. Argued. tin next Wednesday nt li o'clock the me morial i»f Judge L. E. Bleckley will Ih» pre sented to the court by Judge John L. Hop kins. the Chairman of ihe committee ap pointed to prepare It; and the response to the report of the committee will be made for the court by Justice Joseph Henry Lumpkin. nurni/ nrr Tlir DTAI rCTATT a no THflT Y0U ARE mtckstcd w toy, and hustle uHlCK Ur i I Ht KlAL LOIA! t AUo early or others will get ahead of you