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■— ■ "T* !4 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. KMTTinAT. NOVEMBER 1«. HOT. INVESTORS In Atlanta Realty Will Find Much in These Columns to Clearly Point Out the Way to PROFIT FOR 8ALF.—REAL ESTATE. M. L. THROWER. SPLENDID LITTLE COTTAGE of five rooms, on South avenue, for $2,100; three hundred cash and balance $18 per month. TWO ALMOST NEW FIVE- room cottages, on Jones avenue, for $1,600 each; $100 cash and bal ance like rent. TWO SPLENDIDLY BUILT SIX- room cottages, on Simpson St.; price $2,000 each; $200 cash nnd balance $20 per month. What do ; ou expect for vour money t These houses rent readily for $20 per month. M. L. THROWER, 39 N. FORSYTH STREET. MALLARD REALTY CO., 202 CANDLER BLDG. CAPITAL .$15,000. PHONES 2218. On Ponce DeLeon Avenue, corner Boulevard, we offer 59x115 for $3,500 at $1,200 sash and $250 yearly. Just Deyond the Springs we have ;wo elevated east front shady lots with, street im provements at $2,000 and 52,500 on your own terms. Highland Avenue and Vir- it $350 to $750 on" easy terms. Paved street and car ine. Five streets join here ind a big profit is certain. 56,250 buys 12 acres facing Highland aveuuc car line ind paved street. Fine for tub-division at big profit. Others on Ponce DeLeon ind North Avenues. Beautiful homes in all parts of the city on easy terms. “WE SELL LOTS CHEAPER.” NEGRO PROPERTY. [n good condition just out side the city limits and in i couple of blocks from the tar line, rents for $16 per nonth and can be bought for 51,250. Bear in mind there ire no city taxes to pay on liis property. It’s the best ittle investment we know >f. GRANT & PETTY, 30-32 East, Alabama St. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. •<1 anu re-runPUV. * .« u.u* rt aud re nbapcd, Me. Soft »nil stiff straw sta I lM-hnJ sad pressed, h an.) .11 ban.la or (irons (sarh extra Sc). out-of. >wn order* (Iran prompt attention. Latest relse. ben work, I,meat prices Acme tatters, tOCHi whitebait street. nee am) are not getting lU the hot water ..u want. 1 -h. ne us sad we will da It or „ rbarge. Moncrief Furnace Co., It Trim iy avenue. Doth phones. DON’T WEAR PANAMA HATS HAT ARE DIRTY AND BOILED AND out of shape. Ritaa '•hihif a 11 old soft i - L - I ,a Inluat a TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING. : W. nOUNTIlKB & BRO. TRUNK AND BAG CO. fUtstl and repairing 77 Wbtte •11 »tr»*et. Phono 1 WINN’S SHOE SHOP, 6 LUCKIE BT. abort half soled. trwr*l ...75c Tbooft-BcU 94 AtlutU 17H. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE W. E. WORLEY, Real Estate and Loans. 415-16 Empire Bldg. RENTS 511, PniCE 53,40); CLEAN WHITE properly, on* Hemphill' nvenue. Enough said. BRAND NEW 4-ROOM nOCSH IN THE heart of Edgewood; lot 69x190 feet. Price 51.IM; 518 cash, balance 513 per month. NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE. JONES AVENUE; 5100 cesb, 515 per month. Jnst like rent THE MOST BEAUTIFUL LOT ON PONCE DeLeon avenue, next to where three 53.000 hnmea are going to be built; 3330 cash, bal- an a yei.-ly for Are yeara. SEVEN ACRES OF LEVEL LAND AT East lake; 1,000 feet of road front, at 5000. W. E. WORLEY. FARMS FOR SALE. 103 ACRES. HALF MILE OF ONE nAIL- rr.nd statloo, 1*4 mllM of another railroad station, Sty miles from center of Atlanta; fine public road; 40 acres In original timber, 15 In pasture, with splendid stream; bal- anco In cultivation; beautiful and level; has now 6-room cottAgo. 2-story new barn and 2-room tenant house and other out houses; Improvements actually cost $3,000. Take It for 140 per acre. Do not wait. It’i tho best thing around tho city. Splendid neighbors. Terms. M’CRORY <fc JOHNSON, 405 Peters Building. THREE LOVELY HOMES IN BEAUTIFUL COLLEGE PARK. NO. 1 IS A CHARMING MODERN. COLO- obi!, eight-room house, in the center of a whole block of about Ity acres; on the car line, overlooking the College I.awn nnd Floral Gardens. Colonial porch around two sides, 12 feet wide and To feet long: Just the porch for hammocks, swings and big easy rockers. Iusfde finish In restful Flem ish oek. This Meal suburban residence, with restful, roomy comfort, In a perfectly delightful environment, can be had at less than cost for thirty days. ,NO. 2 IS A DEAR I.tTTLp ENGLISH NO. 3 IB A DREAM OF HOME COM- fort, with seven largo, roomy rooms; all finished In the catchiest shade of rich cher ry; with plenty of convenient closets all over the house. Located on a large, beau tiful lot, in rich grojre of soft, velvety Houthern pines, exuding a sweet sroura of joyous health. Only jfid feet from Boulevard car Hue. This Imrgaln can be had on easy payments at a surprisingly low price. fWO SIX-ROOM nOUSER. ON LA RGB lots. 100 by 200 feet; stso at 92.500 slid 9-V 150. Small,, MV payments. If desired. EDWARD H. WALKER. BELL PHONE 17 J AND SI L EAST POINT EXCHANGE. MOORE-GAUNT CO., Real Estate and Renting. 609-10 Century Building. Both Phones, 4234. Extra Bell Phone, 4235. $500—Renting $7.00 per month, two small houses, lot alone worth $600. This side of Georgia avenue. A big bargain. Reduced from $750. $1,500—$100 cash and $15 per month, new (5-room cottage, convenient to school and cars, pretty level lot, fenced and in a delightful and healthy neighborhood. Wanted money for first- class real estate loans. WALKER DUNSON, Real Estate, 461 Equitable. Phone 2117. 8PRING ST.-LEVEL CORNER IDT. K by 136, for oaly $2,400. JUNIPER BT.—LOT 10,240: 150 FEET north of Eighth (treat; my also on lot. Price 13,006; ee.t front, oak 8 rove lot; beat part of Myrtle; 60,176; oaly 37.60a TO REAL ESTATE OWSERR-IF YOU bar, lota or bouses you want to sell I will bo (lad If you would list them with me for ute. FOR 8ALE—REAL ESTATE. W. E. TREADWELL & CO., Real Estate and Renting Agents. 24 South Broad Street. WASHINGTON ST.—AN 11-ROOM house, all Improvements, 55,700, lot 60 X200. KIRKWOOD—9-ROOM HOUSE, 54x 261. $3,000. NEAR PEACHTREE ST.—7-ROOM house, all Improvements, {1,760. 10 VACANT LOTS AND 3-ROOM house, 51,300. Get In on this nnd double your money. EUCLID AVB.—VACANT LOT, 75x244 feet; price 51,860. BAST LINDEN—50x183, 10-ROOM house, all Improvements. 53.600. 6-ROOM DOUBLE HOUSE ON McDaniel St.; rents for 515; price 31,800. FOR RENT—HOUSES. ROBSON. & RIVERS, Real Estate and Renting Agents, 8 W. Alabama. FOP. RENT Price. Rooms. 383 South Boulevard 535.0) 10 171 East Pine 42.60 3 S.'.O Piedmont 37.50 8 282 fllaonwood 30.6) 8 68 Davis 18.00 7 121 East North 49.00 7 172 South Pryor 40.») 7 446 Pulliam i 30.0) 7 310 Crew 23.50 C 273 East North (furnished).... 32.60 6 72 Currier 25.00 5 L67 Ashby 1X10 5 1W Mills 18.00 5 230 South Prior 30.50 6 232-A South Pryor 30.60 5 Georgian Apnrunents 47.50 6 Capitol nremte 33.60 5 146 IUeBaMson 22.50 6 20 Whitehall 30.0) 5 170 East IMne 25.00 6 280 East Georgia 21.50 6 43 West I.tndon 15.00 4 715 East Enlr 12.50 4 PULLIAM ST.—MODERN IN EVERY particular, 23,200. N. BOULEVARD—CORNER LOT. 9- room house, gas and electric appli ances. 70x100 feet; 35,800. HIGHLAND AVE.—9-ROOM HOUSE, with a four-room houso In tho rear, up-to-date in every particular, 54,600. AUGUSTA AVE.—6-ROOM HOUSE. porch around the house. This is n model home; price 34,260. 472 FEET AT BUCKHEAD, CORNER of Decatur road. We can sell for 18,000. WE HAVE SOME GOOD PROPOSI tlons on Peachtree road we can sell In lots 100x400, If desired, at attractive prices. SEE US FOR SOUTH SIDE PROP- erty and Investment property. WE HAVE A GREAT MANY BEAU tlful homes and vacant lots that are not mentioned In this ad that wo can sell at attractive prices. W. E. TREADWELL & CO., 24 South Broad St. EDWIN P. ANSLEY, Real Estate, Phones: Bell 339, Atlanta 363. 57.000 FOR ONE OF THE PRETTIEST two-atory nine-room dwellings In Inman Pork. Larry lot. Make lde.il home. Terms. 16,000 FOB NEW TWO-STORY SEVEN room residence on north side. All modern Improvements; one-half cash, balance easy. $?,760 FOR CLOSE-IN NORTH SIDE COR ner lot; fronts on two prominent streets. The place for an apnrtnieut house. Fee me •bout this. It must be sold before Decern* i>er 1. WILLIAM S. ANSLEY, Real Estate, 217 Century Building. Phones Bell 288, Atlanta 295 ACREAGE PROPERTY NEAR THE.CITY. A mighty fine farm of 12 acres. And sure there’ll be plenty of takers; For the price U so low And It’* so easy to show. FU1 In the last tine of the above limerick to nutt yourself, but come and see me with the money to buy this place. It Is In two blocks of car line to Decatur; In ala block* of Agnes Beott college. Good six- room house, good barn; house on lieautb ful lot, ami nbout 7 acres of good bottom land; very rich, and no better place for truck and dairy farm. Place well watered. Drier $4,500. NORTH HIDE LOT-® FRET FRONT. near Donee DeLeon avenue; partly front ing Jackson street. This Is certainly a (bargain, and must be sold quirk. Drlce THREE NORTH HIDE HOMES AT HACK!- flee prices. These DU**** are complete lu rerr respect; one or Hum Is In half hloek of Deachtree. one door fr*mi Deuchtive place, and the other one Is In a block of IVarhtree, this side of North avenue, and has a redaction In prbv of |l,00ft. The For Rent By EDWIN P. ANSLEY, 10 East Alabama St., (Century Building) Both Phones 363. Rooms. Pflco. 163 lllchard.on street 8 527.60 159 Trinity avenue. 7 83.00 9 Kenneaaw avenue 7 26.69 114 Enst Merritt, (Doe. 1)..' 7 42.60 106 rark street (West End) 7 49.00 3 Delta place 12 60.90 241 Peachtree street 11 160.90 47 Doanc street 10 33.00 118 Glccnwood avenue 9 22.60 Decatur, Ga„ Candler (treat 0 83.00 296 E,Ht Cain street 9 20.90 926 8. Boulevard 6 17.20 16 McDonough street 5 15.00 323 Waldo street 5 16.00 436 Edgewood avenue 6 26.00 East Point, Newnan avenue 6 15.00 111 Confederate avenue 5 20.00 63 Garden atreet 6 16.00 Kirkwood, Ga., Saunders at 6 17.00 Dacatur, On., Cburcb atreet 6 13.00 26 Fltagerald atreet 4 16.00 10 Brotberton atreet 4 16.60 116 Plum atreet 3 10.(0 EDWIN P. ANSLEY. FOR 8ALE—REAL ESTATE. A .JUNIPER ST. HOME I have just had placed with me for quick sale one of the prettiest homes on this beautiful street. The house is a gem of a home. It has 8 rooms and is elegant as well as unusually attractive and strictly modern. If you want a home, and a good one, see me about this in persou, as no telephone information will be given. CHAS. M. ROBERTS, 12 Auburn Ave. FOR RENT. SAUNDERS & SHARP, No. 5 South Broad Street. Both Phones 756. Number Rooms. Location. Price. 14 Delta ploqe (loman Park) 60.00 8 233 (.’ourfland 40.00 6 26 Daniel street........... 17.60 5 35 Chapel atreet..... 20.00 6 27 Pnwell atreet 16.*) 6 M lieGress avenue 320.60 6 400 Peachtree atreet 36.00 7 M Williams street ........ 33.00 6 53 W. Linden street.... 22.60 7 401 Houston street...,;.... 21.00 6 271 Cain street U.. 25.09 6 2#e Crumley strevr JO.OO 9 68T. N. Boulevard 66.00 7 306 R. Pine street 35.00 fi 613 8. Boulevard 18.00 9 2W E. Cain street......... 20.00 7 402 Auburn avenue 20.00 7 60 Whlteford 6 1&2 Ivy (furnished) 55.00 6 632 South Pryor atreet .... 22.00 4 21 Dalny 10.00 14 Delta phtro 60.00 10 27 East Fourteenth street 76.00 8 150 Court laud 40.00 8 150 Hummlt avenue 25.00 6 676 Whitehall 26.00 5 67 Powell atreet 15.60 4 m Kennedy 10.60 4 231 East avenue 12.60 3 68 George 7.60 3 39 Kennedy 12.60 FOR RENT. b., oo Armstrong street....... $30.00 h., 3 College park.... 20.00 h.. 628 West Peachtree atreet 66.35 h., 417 Piedmont avenue 40.00 h., 9 Evelyn place (West Atlanta Park) 20.00 h.s 1*3 East Baker street 30.00 b.. 143 Kelly atreet 27.30 h., 15 West Third street 37.50 It.. 261 Crew street 22.50 h., ICS Liu’kto street 30.00 b., 5» 8. Pryor street 27.60 h.. 60 Baker street (Edgewood, Oaj 7 13.00 h. t 17 Wellborn street (West End). 15.00 h. t 5 Abbott street (West End) 15.00 li.a 17 Mills street 25.60 WE 1IAVK~A~NICE L1HT OF THREE and four-room bouses. DON’T FORGET THAT WE PUBLISH A weekly rent bulletin, giving a good de scription of everything we have for rent Get a copy. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT. 12 AUBURN AVE. FUNERAL NOTICE. GOODE.—Friends of Mr. end Mrs. Samuel W. Goode are Invited to attend the fu neral of Mr. Samuel W. Goode Sunder morning at 10:30 o'clock from the reef- ilencc, 17 East IMne street. Interment nt naklsml. Tbe following gentlemen will pleaset as piU-b*fir**r* and meet nt the residence «t W o'clock: Mr. Tom Morgau. Captain J. »F. Bnrke. Colonel L. Anderson. Mr. J. L. Logan. Mr. It. II. Wilson. Judge J. II. I.nmpkln. WOODWARD LUMBER COMPANY. EARDWOOD INTERIOR FINISH AND MANTELS, DOORS, SASH & BLINDS. SEND YOUR PLANS FOR ESTIMATES. ATLANTA - - GEORGIA. ROOFING SLATE. WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF VIR GINIA SLATE IN STAND ARD SIZES—CAN FUR NISH ANY QUANTITY. ALSO NAILS, FELT, CE MENT AND METAL TRIMMINGS. WE ARE PREPARED TO PUT ON YOUR ROOF COMPLETE. DOWMAN-DOZIER MFG. COMPANY. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. SANDERS & CONWAY. Phones 5488. 412 Peters Building. $2,500—75 acres 71-2 miles from center of city; good roads, improvements fair, land strong and productive, well watered. HESITATED FOUR I YEARS AND THEN WEDDED COUNT $2,500—99 Chapel St., six rooms, lot 50x170 to alley; 3 blocks of terminal station. No. 1 investment; special reason for selling. $3,500—Brand new 7-room cottage, 5 acres good land, on paved road, a few min utes’ walk from car line. Gilt-edge terms. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. A. J. WEST & CO.,* SECOND FI.OOU CENTURY BLDG. PHONE 1734. 13)6 PER CENT INVESTMENT-NEW residences on the north side; one of the best locstlous In Atlanta; thickly settled* pared streets, street cars; everything mod em and substantial. Including • porcelain bath tuba. Prompt paying wnlto tenants. Rented for 8800. Price $6,000. CAPITOL AVE.-BLKVATED LOT; TWO 3-room houses; rented for $120 per year; will Increase In value. $1,300. PULLIAM STREET-GOOD LOT AND 4- TWELFTH STREET—BETWEEN PEACH- tree and West Peachtree; In same block with the handsome residence of Colonel w. T. Gentry, John 8. Owens, A. B. Buehl, H. F. West and W. C. Humphries, and across the street from Judge Hines' handsome new colonial residence, wc have three perfect, elevated, shady lots, 42x160 feet each, be longing to a .voting man In Oklahoma, who has reduced the price from IL600 each to CRESCENT AVENUE-AT PEACHTREE place, 300 feet from Peachtree, adjoining Captain Burke’s marble residence, one of the prettiest shady lots In Atlanta, with 2-story 10-room residence, nt reduced price and on easy terms. WE HAVE COMPLETED ABBANGE- nwnts for an extensive advertising scheme not only locally but also throughout the Xnrtta unit Went. Wo request our (Hands who have property of any kind for sala to list It ivllb us. We will clvo you good re sults. New York. Nov. 16.—Miss Mary Gaylcy, daughter of James Gayley, of tho Steel Trust, was married today In the family residence to Count Gug- llehno Sennl, of Italy, by Monsignor O'Connor, of the Catholic University tn Washington. The young lady con-’ sldereu Ills proposal for four years. COLONIZATION PLAN-CHARTERED A corporation whose purpose it will be to carry on the business of colonisa tion Saturday filed application In the superior court for a charter under the name of the Aurora Colony Company. The Incorporators are J. Bascom Jones and A. A. Krtcson, of Fulton county, and J. G. Jones, of Crlgp county. The amount of capital stock Is placed at 340,000) divided Into shares of $iu,i each. The company proposes to carry on a general colony business, to acquire lands for colonisation, to clear, plant and Improve fruit groves of all kinds as well ns tobacco and to cultivate nnd harvest all kinds of agricultural prod ucts. The application for charter was filed by J. G. Jones, representing the Incorporators. WOMAN IS BITTEN; DOG GOES MAD Mrs. Viola Stewart, of Scottdale. who Is visiting at the home of Mrs. H. E. Dillingham In East Fair street, Just be yond the city limits, wns severely bit ten by a small terrier Friday afternoon about 5 o'clock. A few hours later the dog died In convulsions, and, It is be lieved, had hydrophobia. Mrs. Stewart has not yet received the attention of a physician, but will prob ably go to tho Pasteur Institute Satur day afternoon. EMBEZZLER GETS 42 YEARS IN PEN Tellurlde. Colo., Nov. 16.—The plea for mercy from the court made by E. A. Tilley, who confessed having em bezzled 352,000 of school and city funds while city clerk and clerk of the school board, fell upon deaf ears and he was subjected to a scathing lecture by Dis trict Judge Shakelford, who sentenced him to 42 yeara in tbe penitentiary. ASK CLEARING HOUSE TO ISSUE CERTIFICATES. Railroad Agent Arreeted. At the Instigation of Georgia railroad oIBclals, J. A. Lane, agent at Scott dale, was arrested In Atlanta Thursday night and Friday morning was taken to Decatur by the sheriff of DeKalb county. According to statements, Lane's ac counts tvtth the road arc Bald to be mixed. It Is stated, however, that his books have not been checked, and It Is not known whether he Is short. TO LET 241 PEACHTREE STREET. A brick and stone residence near Harris street. Has eleven rooms, two baths, three toilets, large basement, stable and servants’ house. It is steam heated. Gas, electric lights. Finished in hard wood; walls just been re-tinted. A rare opportunity to obtain an elegant home or club house. EDWIN P. ANSLEY, 10 East Alabama St. A MAN WHO WON Terse Comments on the Uniform Prayer Meeting Topic of the Young Peo ple’! Societies—Christian Endeavor, Baptist Young People's Union, Ep- worth League, elec—for Novembe or 17 la, "Wanted: Men For Gideon’s Band." Josh. 7: 2-7. By WILLIAM T. ELLIS Gideon was a winner; he not only had pout* of leaderaltlp in public life. Men L. C. Smith Visible H.M. ASHE CO. Dealers. We have 200 of our competitors' ma chines, ionic almost new, for sale cheap. high dream, and noble purpose- nml patriotic Ideals, but he also wrought them Into actuality. He brought things ■tu pass. In him was found that final teat of success—accomplishment. They belong to Gideon’s band who dare to stand with the minority. Look out for the man who feels that he has been "called" to any work. He Is likely to prove Irresistible. Gideon had this sense of having been set apart for a special service. He had heard the voice of Ood. Thenceforth he could not be content with a commonplace lot among men; he must go forth to his mission and service. This meant hard ships for him and fightings; but what compensations! Is there any experience In life finer than the consciousness that you are enlisted—nay, divinely called —to n high and holy work? To be a "sent'' man Is to be a successful man. Let tne leather- souied materiniisi, a* he sits amid his money bags, scoff at such a one as a dreamer nnd an Ideal ist; but this same dreamer nnd Idealist Is possessed of a wealth such as the other can not for an Instant Imagine. There are always new ways of over coming old foes. There are plenty of private soldiers for a ay army that will ever be needed; the day's lack Is Gideons to fill the of vision, men of dating, men of.re sourcefulness and Versatility; this Is what the world needs today. There have been conspicuous evidences late ly of the public's willingness to follotv to the uttermost n fearless leader who does not hesitate to go up against Intrenched power. 8uch a one makes righteousness popular—and victorious. Gideon "got his name up" as a "knocker." He demolished the altar of Baal, and won the hew name of Jerubbaal, which means, freely trans lated. "Let Baal look out for himself.'' This was a big deed, and It made Gideon n marked man. At first the people tried to kill him for It. Hut later they honored him. The daring act wins. Courage conquers. The man who has force and Initiative enough to oppose the popular will and ancient traditions Is bound to be culled to do a lmuler>a work. The "knocker" (• like),, to be made the builder. ‘ ‘ 3 Like Davy Crockett. Gideon wanted to be sure that he was right before going abend. He tested God three times—twice by the famous incident of the lleece. God Is willing to meet all the reasonable tests of a reverent, willing mind. When a man actually wants to do the Lord’s will, the Inrd will make plain enough what that will la. It la hostile unbelief that gets no Lynchburg, Va., Nov. 16.—At a Joint meeting of the board of trade and the .Retail Merchants' Association a reso lution was adopted asking the local banks to protect local circulation by the Issuance of clearing house scrip. The banks have experienced trouble lu securing money due them by New York banks. a a O STATISTICS. a a o 00000000000000000000000000 PROPERTY TRANSFERS. Love and affection—G. VV. Seay to Mrs. A. L. Seay, lot on Oak street; warranty deed. buildincTpermits. $1,199—Mrs. H. P. Cooper, 21 Liberty street, to repair house. 5699—W. H. Withers, 264 Auburn avenue, to repair dwelling. BIRTHS. To Mr. and Mrs, H. H. Osgood, IS Haralson avenue, a girl. DEATHS. Dr. W. T. Haygood, age'45, died at 29 Luckle street. Sam Simpkins, colored, age 24, died at 31 Cone street. Julie Donnelly, age 22 months, died at 277 Ashby street. Abe Gates, colored, age 69, died st 1159 Marietta atreet. signs from God. Whoever walks the Gideon way must be willing to leave the beaten paths. "Making the best of things" means bettering them. Gideon lived In un toward times, but he Improved them. "The common problem, yours and mine, every one's, Is, not to fancy what were fair In life Provided It could be—but find filet What may* be, then find how to make it fair Up to our means." A "Coxey’s nrmy” may be made up "I the rag, tag anil boh-tall of humanity, because It la not meant to fight, but only to look picturesque and misera ble. Real armies, which are to win victories, can comprise only the tit. Effectiveness Is the great desideratum In the forces of righteousness urnl progress. Modern reform leaders may well go to school to Gideon In the choosing of his Immortal three hun dred. Says George Adam Smith: m order to understand the test we must see clearly the circumstances. Gid eon's army was on one side of the stream, and the enemy on the other, and how near some scouting parties might he was unknown, for the reeds nnd shrubs along the banks afforded ample cover for hoatile anibuehea. Those who bowed down, drinking head long, did not appreciate their position or the foe; while the others, who mere ly crouched, lapping up the water »’l™ one hand, while they held their weap ons In the other, were aware of them danger and ready against surprise- Thus the three hundred showed exact r the qualities needed for the n, sld otj H tack which spoil ” few careless men might Not all the good are Gideon*. There were many loyal hearts—albeit soareo —In Israel; but only three hundred went to make up Gideon's band, i w good people of a modern commutuc are not to be called Gideons; only th" who, working together, are fearless. and effectively routing the common ' *■ deserve this name. One essential m- ,r of membership In Gideon's band ability to bring things to paza.