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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. for sale—real estate M. L. THROWER. We hare for quick sale at sac rifice price a beautiful 6-room cot tage. Has gas, electric lights, porcelain bath tub, large, level lot. Best section. Only $500 cash, balance terms. $250 cash; balance monthly pay ments, will buy a pretty 5-room cottage near Grant Park. Owner anxious to sell. We would be fe ,| a d to show this. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE ATTENTION. AKD 32s per month will but splendid four room cottnge. clo*e in: rented for $20 per month. This place la Jnm up. $40Q LESS THAN FORMER PRICE WftTL nuy one of the cosiest cottage homes on Augusta avenue. Owner must have money, and trill sacrifice. This la a special insldo price. r I2.SOO WILL BUT AN ELEGANT LITTLE slx-rooni opine, half block from North iwUlovard. Rest section and worth more money. 11 ACRES. NEAR CAR LINE: LEVEL. good land; worth 1125 per acre. Will sell for No Information over 'phone. Come $500 cash, balance $£0 per month, will buy a 5-room modern cottage, nice elevated lot near Grant Park. $7,000 will buy one of the pret tiest 2-story 8-room modern houses on North Boulevard ave nue, right at Ponce DeLeon ave nue. Owner anxious to soli. Can arrange terms. M. L. THROWER, S9 N. FORSYTH STREET. FOR SALE EASY PAYMENTS $700—3-room cottage, Jett street, just off Kennedy, cur line in one block. $250. Cash balance $10 per month. j $800—Curran street, near Em mett street, 3-room cottage, al most new, nice little place. $100 (ash, balance monthly. $1.000—Lumpkin street, near Highland ave., 3-room cottage, half block car line. Easy pay ments. $1,200—McDonald street, near McMillan, new' 4-rooni cottage, front nnd bank porch, nice lot. $100 cash, balance $15 per month. We have others. See us. CHAS. M. ROBERTS, 12 Auburn Ave. FOR SALe—REAL ESTATE. W. E. WORLEY, Real Estate and Loans. 415-16 Empire Bldg. 106 BY 1.373. FEET. ON PEACHTREE road. Tills *ld« of Peachtree crock. Tho lot U elevated nnd contains acres Price $3,C&). Can you beat It? FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. _ . ,—P — street fronts ft, 400 feet of railroad frontage. It Is all right for anything. Prlco " WJ-gOOM NORTH SIDE HOME. . worth 34.500. Will sell this week for 33,660. xirol, long, shady lot, harb, eto. rAUam IN FULTON, DR- Knlh and adjolglng counties. "We handle bargains." EAGAN PARK LAND CO., 36 Inman Building. Bell ’Phone 4613. FARM FOR SALE. 106 ACRES HALF MILE OF ONE RAIL- road atntloii and Hi miles from another railroad station, 8ft miles from canter ol city; fine public road; 40 acre* original tlm- lier; 15 ncrea In pasture, with Jplrndid stream; balance In cnltlrntfon; liesntlful nnd level; hns six-room new cottage; two- story new liarn nnd three-room tennnt bouse, and other outhouses. Improvements would actually cost 33,030. Tske it for 310 per acre. Ho not delay. Terms. Splendid neighborhood. M’CRORY & JOHNSON, 503 Peters Building. PEACHTREE LOT. Near Fifteenth street, lot fronting this beautiful drive in the neighborhood of pret ty homes costing $20,000 to $25,000 for $4,250. We have' this price for a short time, and if you le{ this opportuni ty slip by you will never be able to get another lot as near in on Peachtree street at this price again. If you arc interested call to see us. GRANT & PETTY, 30-32 East Alabama St. WILLIAM S. ANSLEY, Real Estate, 217 Century Building. Phones Bell 288, Atlanta 295 DELEON AVENUE IIOME- !>f thle! Brand-new elelitr.xmi {"**•• with nil modern eimrenlenee., piped ■or Ile.ru heel, which I. without it iloiilit 2*»[,the Ix.t Chinee, for • cheip and ruble horn, on the north elde of the 7 It can ki- limi.hr for M 000; only S4..1> •wfoeelwi* l ' alanc * p,r Com' HOME. WITH niG LOT- e {f T **-rooo» bouse, water, gas and ♦j'trte lights, with two bath rooms, two #JL ro «Wi downstairs on a lot 133 feet fa«t deep. This place Is built th» ho »«. and Is n little too large for E* ”»ner. nis first price was 33.0X>. but wtfcorlged me to *bU it now for ■dla Tl,e pUuss is located In Copenblll. Uil^ |* want a place worth the money. six- room'COTTAGE. Jl.tM-IIOW l^r* *ms strike you? It Is In a block of a, ear, and has a lot 40 .by 300. I u!. i0f see how tin. owner ran do this. £L'»*t is none of oar busings, and you mak« |t your business to Inrestl- GOOD SMALL INVEST MENT If you have a little money that you want to put in a piece of suburban real estate whore it will grow and en hance in value, write me about my lot, it is a large one In a good white section and will be a first-class invest ment for some one who has only a very small amount of money and wants to own a piece of “Atlanta dirt.” I will sell it on easy terms, without interest. No. 20, care of Georgian. 0 ACRES ON RAILROAD. NEAR IIOW oil Mill road nnd Kcnhnnrd nhop,. Lenity factory .It., I’rirc 14,600 for loo dny. only RENTS AT 937.50; I’RICB 32,750. CLEAN, whit, properly; clo«o in. All Improve- GOOD THREE-ROOM HOUSE; LOT 1K> by 100. on Aihby etrcct. I’rloo 3750. On »n«y terms. 83.000 IN HAND TO LOAN. W. E. WORLEY. FOR SALE. CfiKHCKNT AVENUE; 44 BY HO; 3MOO. TENTH STREET, BETWEEN COL. AVE- une find Went I'eachtree; 31,500. THOS. W. GRIFFITH, Real Estate and Business Broker, 13 South Broad St. Phone: Atlanta 1614; Bell 2794. EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, CORNER ORME ■treat, m*\r poatofflco; dose walking ins tance- modern In every respect; worth 15,- I'nrtles Inn rl tig dty. will take $J, t'-nm WIFE OF MILLIONAIRE PROVES TO BE ROBBER One -third caah, Imlunce < TWO SIX-ROOM HOUSES IN GOOD . . In Edgewoml; on good large ints; J2.0CO eneb; on good terms. 384-ACRE FARM. 17 MII.KS FROM AT- lanta: 1% miles from station, on Georgia railroad. All In cnltlratlon except 75 acres timber: well-watered: seven-room bouse and all outbuildings: splendid; 350 per acre; one-tbird cash, hauinco on terms. NICE SIX-ROOM COTTAGE ON GARDEN streot, cornor Ross. Short block from Georgia avenue car line. All convenience!!. A bargain at 33.150, on terms. i i Continued from Pabe Eleven. Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey McDowell have taken apartment* at the Marlborough. Mr*. Reynolds Kirby-Smlth has re turned to Scwanee. P. Stevens are in ulevani: 31.W0, EAST AVENUE—BETWEEN JACKSON and North Boulevard; 32,000. r JUNIPER STREET; 60 BY 150; 31,600. CHARLES P. GLOVER, 6 Auburn Avenue. FOR RENT—HOUSES. SAUNDERS&SHARP, Real Estate and Renting Agents. No. 5 South Broad Street. Both Phones 756. FOB BEST. MOORE-GAUNT CO., Real Estate and Renting. 609-10 Century Building, Both Phones 4234. Extra Bell Phone 4235. $7,000—$1,500 cash, balance easy. Brand new elegant cast front North Boulevard home, 8-rooni 2-story, piped for furnace; 2 toilets, 3 sets sliding doors, and particu larly well built. Me want an offer on this at once. 1,900—Fine new 8-room 2- story south side residence; pretty elevated lot, paved street, car line, finely built, all conveniences. Leased for $35 per month. On terms of 00 cash and $35 a month. \\Y buy and sell purchase money notes. “WE GET RESULTS.” 10-r. b„ Baltimore block J r. h., 325 Spring street; elegant ... 9-r. h„ 157 North Jackion street 8-r. h.. ,01 Cherokee are.; extra nice. l-r. h.i li W. Peachtree place 7-r. b.. Edgewood, Go.; large lot Or. flat, 390 I'eachtrea street 7-r. b., <3 laxHnts arenne 7-r. b.. 410 Whitehall street C-r. h.. M Confederato arenne 3-r. b., 401 Houston ttreet 6- r. h.. 153 Forrest arenne 7- r. Data. 82-51 Williams street 8- r. b„ DeGreas arenue; new l-r. h., 109 East arenue l-r. h„ Orraewood l’ark l-r. h.. 513 North Boulerart) l-r. h., 53 We,t I.lmlcn atreet l-r. h„ MO Fraser atreet l-r. b.. 228 Forrest annua 3-r. h.. 96 McDaniel atreet l-r. b.. Id Meldrum atreet l-r. h.i 166 Formwalt street; Nor. 5.,.. l-r. It.. 173 Kenaedy street; new .... 6-r. b.. 371 Cain street 6-r. h„ 142 Baker street l-r. b.. II Tech place 6-r. h., XU Crumley ttreet; Oct >1.. l-r. h., 30 Dunlap atreat 3-r. h„ 343 Fulton 5-r. b., 470 Wootlward arenue l-r. apartment!, Fraser atreet; mod.. 343.00 40.00 «.oo 35.00 10.00 For Rent By EDWIN P. ANSLEY, 10 East Alabama St„ (Century Building) Both Phones 363. Rooms. Price. 3 Della place (Inman Park) 13 150.00 723 Capitol arenne 10 15.01 III Glennwood arenue * 35.00 Decatur, Ga.. Candler atreet.... I 36.00 S l’oace DeLeon arenue I 60.00 Ponce DeLeon arenua I 10.00 101 Park atreet. West End 7 10.00 114 Knit Merrills arenue 3 44,00 I Kenneeaw arenne 7 10.00 150 Hnuimlt arenue 7 *•*> Decatur, Oa. (Hlllyer place) 7 10.00 121 South Boulevard 0 17.30 34 Carolina arenue * M OO B0 Waldo atreet I 24.00 13 McDonough atreet 6 15.00 II McDonough atreat I M.01 214 Pulliam atreet 3 lAOO III Confederate arenne 3 30.00 33 Harold arenue I 13-40 21 Flttflerald atreet 4 11.00 10 Rrotherion atreet 4 W0 M Venable street ♦ «-00 141 Kirkwood arena# 4 13.40 111 Plum atreet - * >® *o 23 3'ortreao arenas * *-00 EDWIN P. ANSLEY. needa fence? Page Fence Erected Cheaper Than Wood Uf I MRNFY IMP. CO.. VSI V * » »«. 9» and ICO 80. Forayth Street METHODISTS TO MEET IN SEATTLE Seattle. Oct. 22.—Preparations aro being made hero to entertain Metho- ,H f t B from all over the world, who will naaemble on November * and attend the Method let missionary convention. A btahop from every country In the world where the ciiu.vL U established trtl! yc here. Mr. John F. Hollinahead la visiting friends at Chattanooga. Mr. and Mra. John Walker returned Monday night from Madison. Mra. Katharine Hill Ingram, of New York'clty, Is the guest of her slater, Mra. M. R. Emmons, 794 Peachtree atreet. Mr. nnd Mra. Wylie DuBoae, of Washington, Go., who have spent sev eral days here aa the gueata of Mra. William Maya Slnia on Piedmont ave nue, returned home Tuesday. Mrs. Marcus Irwin and little daugh ter, of Asheville, are the guests of Dr. and Mra. E. L. Connatly and Mrs. Spalding at the “Homestead'' In West End. Mrs. Walter Middleton nnd chil dren nre expected to visit them this week alio. Miss Arabella Wright, of Brunswick, who has been the attractive guest of Mrs. Spencer Atkinson, left Tuesday to visit friends In Athens. Mrs. Osslan'D. Gorman, of Chatta nooga, Is the attractive guest of her sister, Mrs. A. J. Smith, and Is being cordially welcomed here. Dr, R. A. Simpson, of Washington, Ga.. Is In the city to attend the Evans- Stephrns wedding. Miss Libby Luttrell Morrow, of Nash ville, Tenn., will arrive tomorrow to be the guest of Mr. end Mrs. H. F. Moore during the meeting of the International League of Press Clubs. Miss Morrow Is a delegate to the league.—Birming ham Ledger. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Godfrey left Tuesday for a short visit to Macon. Dr. and Mrs. W. 8. Elkin are visiting relatives In Kentucky. Miss LuoJe Harris, of Carrollton, Is the guest of Mrs. W. J. Goran. Miss Jennie Donovan Is In Charlotte to attend the marriage of her sister. Miss Jessie Donovan, to Mr. Klmbrell. Lieutenant and Airs. W. K. Riddle, after a few days' visit to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riddle,.left Saturday morning for Philadelphia, where Lieutenant Rid dle Joins his ship, the Maine, at League Island. It goes on repairs to sail for the Pacific coaat In December.—Nash ville American. Mra. Dunbar Roy [a the guest of Mrs, T. B. Neal at Nashville. Airs. Harbour Thompson has re turned from a visit to her parent*. Colonel and Airs. Morton Marye, In Richmond. Airs. Charles Edward Shore. Jr., and llttlo daughter have returned from a trip to the Jamestown Exposition and a delightful visit to relatives In Richmond and Newport News. Mrs. Glover C. Elfe will entertain her bridge club Thursday afternoon at her apartments on West Peachtree. Dr. Dunbar Roy has returned from a two weeks’ trip to Chicago. Air*. Ray I* the guest of Mrs. T. B. Neal In Nash ville. Airs. S. A. Roaenfeld, with her little daughter, Jeanette, of 8«attle, Wash., Is visiting her mother Airs. J. Lotfcn- stcln, 357 Wnehtngton street. Alisa Lillian Yow arrived Tuesday from Lucy Cobb Institute at Athens to attend the Brown-Yow wedding Wed nesday evening, at which she will act a* bridesmaid. GOOOOOOOCHjOCOGOOGOaOOOOGOO o o STATISTICS. . O 6 o coooooooooooooaoiwoooaciooc PROPERTY TRANSFERS. 3331.13—Mattie Bunby to J. M. Pitts, lot on Maple street; land mortgage. 3330—IV. H. Henderson to Airs. W. E. Heard, lot on Cherokee avenue; land mortgage. 31,000—J. P. Mims to Dickinson Trust Co., lot on Pulliam atreet: war ranty deed. 3114.83—W. A. Fleming to Union Bavlng* Bank, lot on Smith street; deed to secure loan. buildinTpermits. 3155—Robert Sharp. 397 Williams street, 4o Install furnace. 3125 Airs. Romero, IT East North WILL CALL BAILEY III STANDARD CASE Texas to Begin Proceedings Against the Oil Oc- topus* - Dallas, Texas, Oct. 22.—Attorney General Davidson today addressed a letter to United States Senator Bailey as a sequel of Bailey's speech of last Saturday night at the banquet to Gov ernor Campbell. The letter has not yet reached Bailey at his hotel. It la known, however, that among the atatements made In the letter are two, In substance a* follows:, “Suit will be started against the Standard Oil Company” and "Inasmuch as you know an much about the Stand ard Oil Company, I shall call on you aa •4 witness." xosif xtx jTJtrj&ojrsx j Mrs. Evelyn Romadaka, wife of Charles J. Romadaka, a Milwau kee millionaire, was arrested In tho Baltimore Inn, a fashionable Chi cago restaurant, when Airs. Choa. Beck, wife of the proprietor of tho cafe, discovered her wearing Jew els that had been stolen from the Reck home several weeks before. Mrs. Romadaka pleaded Innocence, declaring the Jewels had been given her. Under police pressure the woman broke down and confessed that she had robbed many homes in Chicago, Including the Reck home, and that she had used an ex-convict, living In Chicago under an assumed name, as an accomplice. Sh* pleads kleptomania. 8ketch on the left shows Airs. Romadaka applying for a position as maid, and to tho right shows her robbing her em ployers. WANTED TOHANGED1TORS; MAY NOW HA VE TO RESIGN Lincoln, Nebr., Oct. 22.—Chancellor E. Benjamin Andrews, of the Nebraska State University, may have to resign his position because of the speech he msde In Washington last week. In the course of which hs advocated the wholesale hanging of newspaper edi tors. In university circles It has been re ported for some time that the health of SHINON Polishes for brass, copper, silver, etc, at tho , GEORGIA PAINT 51 GLASS CO., 40 Peachtree Street*/ r avenue, to Install furnace. 1200—W. O. Cooper. 155 Peeples street, to make alterations In dwell- Incr. 3100—J. N. Malone, 352 Blmpson street, to repair dwelling. 3200—Joel Hurt, 7 Exchange, to build Iron shed. „ . . 3350—J. G. Earnest. 105 Juniper street, to Install furnace. 3143—Miss Baxter. 163 West Peach tree, to Install furnace. 1350—Big Bethel M. E. church, cor ner Wheat and Butler streets, to In stall furnace. |S00—Air. J. B. Thompson, 34-33 Ale chanlc street, to repair dwelling. $133—H. L. Culberson, rear 303 Gor don street, to build addition to dwell ing. 31.230—K. P. Arnold, 335 Olennwood avenue, to build dwelling. 3100—B. » Dunbsr, 27 Weet Geor- ala avenue, to re-cover store house. 32.000— Drewry & Wlllan. 202 Law- ton street, to build dwelling. 1500—H. A. Etheridge, rear 359 West Peachtree street, to build 2-room house. 9100—Woodward Lumber Co., White, hall and Central railroad, to build ad dition to boiler house. _ 1222—H. Sydell, 29 East Fourteenth street, to Install furnace. 9110—K. V. Maasengale, 360 East Hunter street, to re-cover dwelling. 8100—Petrlpol. 20 Marietta street, U change show window. DEATH8. Joseph Bentley, colored, age 75, died at 10 Brandon street. LI sale Hamilton, colored, ag* 45, died at 96 Weldon atreet. Albert Young, colored, age 33. died ^Itobert*’ Flynn, age 13, died at 101 North Butler street. E. j. Johnston, age 34. died at 30 ^Blumirde Howard, colored, age 20. died el 101 North Butler street. Alice Daley, colored, ag* 70, died at 44 Clifton street. Wlllio Franklin, age 1, died at 13 Exxard street. BIRTHS. To Mr. and Mr*. O. K. Henley, IS Bruvk.s street, a Ctrl. To Air. and Mr. W. R. PhlUlps, 8 th#fehnncellor may cause his retirement from active service at any time, and this fact has shielded him to a certain extent from criticism which ho brought upon himself. It Is reported that upon his retire ment from the university Rockefeller would pension him. Rockefeller and the chancellor have been personal friends for many years. Carroll street, a boy. To Mr, and Airs. Jos Mathis, <0 Ten. nelle strdet, a boy. To Mr. nnd Atrs. Thomas McRae, 231 Pulliam street, a boy. To Air. and Mrs. Louis Archer, 48 White street, a girl. To Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Bird, 605 Whitehall street, a girl. To Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Barrett, 74 Connolly street, a girl. To Mr. and Mra. F. L. Tuggle, 304 Auburn avenue, a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. William Cody, 254 Spring street, a girl. To 5Ir. and Mra. C. AI. Guess, 67 Glennwond avenue, a boy. To Air. and Mrs. J. E. Murphy, 214 Bryan atreet, a boy. LEAVES ASYLUM TO FACE COURT J. II. Iloffan, tli5* younf trlwl^ln the ■up**rl«»r court ago' on the rhnree of ■ ft .Isihm a 8 litis lli^wtii'Heil - ,-jg a Klwnnl Lumber Com- adjudged Insane, baa and was returned to will now be trti _ ■atilt with Intent to murder. !!<>icnn shot Adams In the face with a revolver, but the Injury did not prove aertoua. During bit trial Adnma and others con nected with the company uppeared In cemrt •nil fttiMl thsilr iMdluf that llotfati waa ir responsible nt the time he committed the act. SCHOOL, c AND CHURCHES that use heating stoves could do a very happy turn by buying our “Terror” heat ing stove. This stove is ninnufaetured purposely for schools, churches or any public building. They are the most durable and most economical stoves for the purpose on the market. KING HARDWARE CO. 53 Peachtree St. \llils4MD Tuesday Matinee and Night. AMELIA BINGHAM AND A SUPERB COMPANY IN “A MODERN LADY G0DIVA. n Night 26c to $1.50—Mat. 25c to $1.00. Friday and Saturday Next—Matinee Saturday. Wm. A. Brady and Jos. R. Griamer’i Production “THE MAN OF THE HOUR” By George Brondhurat. A STORY OF PRESENT DAY CON DITIONS. Night 25c to $1.50—Mat. 25c to $1.00. BIJOU Tonight—Matinee Today. THp CELEBRATED COMEDIANS YORKE & ADAMS In the Smart Musical Comedy, "PLAYING THE PONIES.’’ Next Weok: “ME, HIM 51 1“ NORTON A NICHOLSON, In Dramatic Cartoon*. THE GARRISONS, Shakespearean Travettiei. TWO ADDED NOVELTIES. AND SIX OTHER FEATURE ACTS Matinees every day except Monday. Phonea—Bell, 3146; Atlanta, 1764. Uptown ticket office*—Jacobs' Phar macy; Kimball News Htnnd. PASnME RIUCE THEATER Matinee* Daily. Prices 10c and 20o. THIS WEEK'S BILL. MI8S DESHAN, Soft Shoe Dancar. REDLAND iL LEE—Songs and Dances, RODA and GRANGE—Sister Team. Moving Pictures. South Side Theater Matinees Daily—Price 10c. WILLIAM DORSEY Comedian. MISS CARL—Illustrated Songa. VITASCOPE—Comedy Films. COMMISSIONERS TO FIX DISPUTE Washington. Oct. 22.—The Interstate com merce i ommtsMoii meinlxva are dispersing Ibis week to •Hfi'ercut rnrts of the coun try to hesr $.?>*) complaints filed last sum mer. Chairman Knapp goes to New York. I’oramlMlnner I’routy to liuffalo, 8t. Louts, Kansas City and Dearer. tassss CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY. Arrive From- I KSg IM and WHMKCY HABIT® cured at home will* cot pain. Book of paw Honiara lent Pll^ If You Are Going to Paint Consult us before placing your orders. We attend per sonally all jobs. Will cheer fully furnish estimates. We guarantee all work done by us. ATLANTA PAINTING COMPANY, 613 Temple Court Building. Both Phones: Bell M. 5113; Atlanta 12S4.