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Real Estate For Sale. By Buying These You Act With Wisdom ox LARGE LOT on the South Side, about 100x250, fronting on two streets and having alley on side. Iwo three-room houses, two four-room houses and one five-room house on lot. All houses occu pied by white tenants. This is an investment that will pay returns rom the start. An exceptional chance to get a good renting piece of property that stays rented. Price and terms verv reasonable considering the monthly rental. , oKXER OF EAST GEORGIA AVE. AM) GRANT ST -We have exclusive sale of a lot 50 feet on Georgia avenue and 150 feet on Grant street. Lot has three brick stores and one eight-room, iwo-story dwelling. Stores and house now rented, and paying handsomely on the total amount of investment. Three car lines in front of this property make it easy of access, and affords a three minute schedule to center of city. 13-49 ROSALIA ST.—Two new five-room bungalows; gas? water, porcelain bath and all conveniences. Lots 40x195 to alley' Street improvements down, and in excellent condition. Owner away from city, and unable to give his personal attention to prop erty reason for selling. Both houses now rented to good tenanLs. These can be had for a cash payment of $250 and the rest monthly like rent. THE L. C. GREEN CO. ]OS Third National Bank Building. Phone Ivy 2943. G. T. R. FRASER “BUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE.*’ ]■ V BURN AVENUE. Y. M. C. A. BUILDING. PHONE BELL 2308 IVY. ORME WOOD HOME. \ MOST COMFORTABLE 2-story and attic frame dwelling, with furnace and cemented cellar, acetylene gas plant, water, bath, iot 100x174 on a corner, short distance from car line and school' Has stable, chicken house, attractive yard with flowers, and very rich soil. Large living room with beam ceiling, hardwood floor anil large brick mantel. SI,OOO to $1,500 eash. and assume loan and monthly notes. Cofield Investment Co. 605 Empire Building. • Telephone. Main 2224. HAMMOND PARK. WE IIA\ h just completed the subdivision of a beautiful block of land on Stewart avenue, near Hapeville, and the lots are now ready for sale. Here is the opportunity to secure a desirable resilience lot by paying as low as $2.00 per month. The terms upon which these lots are sold places them within the reach of all. Prices range from SIOO.OO to $400.00. Call for plat and price list •I. M. BEASLEY. Sales .Manager. Druid Hills Corner Lot WITHIN one and one-half blocks of the most beautiful home in Atlanta we have a perfectly level corner lot, facing east and south, of 155 feet front by 290 feet deep, that we can* deliver, if taken at once, at SSO per front foot. There is nothing else in this section to compare with this. haas & Mclntyre Atlanta National Bank Building. Phone M. 1235. HOMER A. M'AFEE. Sales Manager. HOLIDAY INVESTMENTS. $6,000- SPRING ST. corner lot. 50x142 to alley; a dandy eight-room house on it; room for two little stores. You can spend S4OO and get a rental of SBO per month. This takes $2,500 cash. This is the best buy on the street. S4,ISO—SPRING ST. eight-room home, close to Baltimore block. You will find this to be a nice little home as well as an investment. You know Spring street is a comer. $9,000 WEST PEACHTREE home, nine rooms and the biggest bargain on the street. You.should let us tell you about it. $5,500 EDGEWOOD AVE., one of the places you should not overlook; first-class seven-room home, on lot 58x104. The lot is worth the money; an investment, MARTIN-OZBURN REALTY CO. THIRD NATIONAL BANK BLDG. PHONES: IVY 1276: ATLANTA 208. WEST END HOME RIGHT AT GORDON STREET we- have the home of a party who has to move on account of business and must sell. Terms to suit you Could make cash ayment as low as $250 and monthly payment like rent. Has all improvements: •nge lot; east front. Now, here is your chance to euchre the rent man. But you ■ lust be quick, as a bargain like this won't last long WILSON BROS. PRONE M. 4411-J. 701 EMPIRE BLDG Legal Notices. EOR~ JANUARY, 1913. ill be sold .before tbe present court door, "old city hall building.” lo at lhe northeast corner of South • OT ? an 'l East Hunter streets, the said 1 emises having been designated by ths £ or nntissioners of roads and rev ‘ ‘ ~s of ) ult °n county as the court house. ~ the city of Atlanta, Fulton county, • qv. r *‘ a ’ on l^e Tuesday in January at public outcry, within the legal ’ j rs of sale, to the highest and best '•lder or bidders, for cash, the whole. , or parts of the following described property: •Ml that tract or parcel of land lying and n.r.’ g i tlie c,ty of College Park, being ..3 land Int one hundred and fifty-nine t/J 1 „ the fourteenth (14th) district of • ‘ginaiiy Henry, now Fulton county, ’•■org.a, and more particularly described 'follows; Beginning at the southwest rner of Harden avenue and Madison runn ing thence west along tbe I?’ h side of Harden avenue seventy-five • e U thence south one hundred and • nety «190> feet, thence east seventy-five " feet to Madison street, thence north '• '>ng the west side of Madison street one •h'lred and ninety (190) feet, to the be- point. Levied on as the property Mrs. Mattie E. Jones to satisfv a li. fa. ’sued from the city court of Atlanta in av<.r of S. J. Winn vs. Mrs. Mattie E ,' r ; PS A deed for the purpose of levy •i‘t sale having been executed, filed and orded as required by law Tenant in notified. Mso at the same time and place, the ■‘"wing described property, to-wit. All at tract or parcel of land lying and be g in the city of College Park, being ■«irt of land lot one hundred and fifty . *e '1591 of the Fourteenth (14th» dis ’ of originally Henry, now Fulton 'junty, Georgia, being lot number two . in block eighty-two (#2), as per •at of College Park Land <’ompany’s ’operty, made by (). F. Kauffman, civil w '‘sl rie ? r * niore particularly dc- '. f as follows: Beginning at the aKf c °fner of Harden avenue and c’rtle street, running thence east along ,”° ut b side of Harriet! avenue one undred (100) feet to the west line of lot ■ miber four (No. 4), of said block; thence " Ph parallel with Myrtle street one hun- • and ninety (190» feet, more or less, the north line of lot number one iNo. of said block: thence one hun (100) feet to Myrtle street; thenc< “th along the east side of Myrtle street hundred and ninety < 190) feet to the •'>nt of beginning. Levied upon as the ' f \perty of John D. Muldrew to satisfy “• fa. issued from the city court <f ■ f avor of Courtland S. Winn E. H. Jordan as executors of the es- Real Estate For Sale. Legal Notices. tate of Sarah E Winn, deceased, vs, the said John I>. Muldrew. A deed for the purpose of levj and sale having been executed, filed and recorded as required by law. Tenant in possession notified. ♦ Also, at the same time and place, the following described property, to-wit: All that trad or parcel of land lying and being in the city of Atlanta, in land lot fourteen (14). of the Fourteenth (14th) district of originally Henry, now Fulton county, Georgia, and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the southeast side of Waverly way one hundred ami seventy (170) feet, more or less, northeastwardly from the corner of Waverly way and Elizabeth street, ami running thence southeastward ly along a rock retaining wall one hun dred '100» feet: thence northeastwardly five (5) feet; thence southeastwardly fif ty (50» feet: thence northeastwardly fifty (50) feet; thence northwestwardly one hundred ami forty-seven and seven-tenths (147 7-10) feet, to Waverly way; thence south westwardly- along the southeast side of Waverly way fifty-six and five-tenths (56 5-10) feet, to the point of beginning; said premises being Improved property and known as No. 171 Waverly way. Lev ied upon as the property of Mrs. Emllie D Morse to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from the city court of Atlanta in favor of the Security State bank vs. the said Mrs. Emille D. Morse Property pointed out by plaintiff's attorney. A deed for the pur pose of levy ami sale having been exe cuted, filed and recorded as required by law T®fiant In p.ts«rssi<'c Also at tne same time ami place, the following described property, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land lying and be ing in land i**t number one hundred and thirtv-one (131). of the Fourteenth (14th) district, of Fulton county , Georgia, begin ning at the southeast corner of Main street and Pennsylvania av» nue. and ex tending in a southeasterly direction along the south side of Main street fifty (50) feet, thence in a southwesterly direction one hundred and sixty (160) feet to a ten (10) foot allev. thence in a northwesterly dire' ’lon ah ng said ten » 10) foot alley fifty t ,-,‘)) feet to Pennsylvania, avenue, thence in a northeasterly drection al-.ng the east side of Pennsylvania avenue one hundred and sixty (160) feet to the beginning point, being lots ten < 10) and eleven (11). of the J. R Smith a- (’<>. sub-division, as per plat made by W. .1 Nalley, civil en- Klneer. Levied .it as the property of \V. F, t'arties. JeceHse, to satlsfj a fi ta. Issued from the court of ordinary of Clay ton county, in favor of Mr:- Lavonia M t'a’nes vs I. .1 Melson, executor of the will of the said W 11. Carnes, deceased. Tenant in possession notified. Also at the same time and place, the foil..icing described property, tn-wlt ill that tract or parcel of land situated, lying i‘n£ ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS SATURDA Y, DECEMBER 21. 1912. Real Estate For Sale. S"“" & gOYLSTON BARGAIN IN A FARM. WE HAVE recently had listed with us sixty acres of as pretty a piece of farm land as any one could wish to see. This is in half mile of one of the nve-cent sub urban car lines, and has a nice little spring branch running the entire length of the land. You will have to see this to appre ciate it, and we will take pleas ure in showing you the possibili ties of this piece of ground. The price is reasonable, and the terms easy. SUBURBAN HOME. THIS IS a great big modern home with five acres of ground, and is one of the biggest bar gains near the city. The house has ten rooms nicely finished up. furnace installed, with sewer and water plant already in, and in working condition. We can sell this for what the land itself will sell for in a few years. If you want an ideal residence close to a ear line this will be very interest ing. Houses For Rent. GEO. P. MOORE. Real Estate and Renting. 10 Auburn Ave. Bell Phone M. 5407. Atlanta 5408. 74 WALTON ST.—We have a nine- room house carrying all modern con veniences: house is in good repair and is in a fine location for high-class boarding house. Let us show you this place. Price, S7O. 368 CENTRAL AVE., corner Richard son St., you will find a six-room cot tage with all modern conveniences, within easy walking distance. Close to schools. Let us show you this place. Business Opportunities. warieThariper . BUSINESS BROKERS. ROOMS 724 AND 725 ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK BLDG. Phones: Bell Main 3311: Atlanta 1868. $7 OOH -COMPLETELY equipped CO- CA-COLA BOTTLING PLANT and ICE business; established eight years in one of Georgia's best towns; no other business of similar nature there; average business about SBOO per month; this in cludes real estate and entire equipment. This is an unusual opportunity in this line. (fcO WELL - ESTABLISHED and •,—,•007 highly reputable forty-room EUROPEAN HOTEL,--very heart of citv: very best location; clearing $l5O to $225 per month. 4Q (Will WELL - ESTABLISHED and <P e, » w VV splendidly located, on most prominent corner; growing and high-class SODA WATER and FRI’IT business; clearing $175 to S2OO per month. If you want a business of this nature you will not be disappointed on Investigation. Ski TOO O A SCH — B EA u TIFULLY I,(Uvl U A JaII and completely equipped MOVING PICTURE THEATER, being the only one In one of south Geor gia's best and most up-to-date cities of 5.000 population. This proposition is mak ing money and can be greatly increased. Owner has other business and lives quite a distance from this good town. A real opportunity in this line. WATCH' These ads changed daily— WATCH! ABOVE FOR SALE BY WARE & HARPER. Legal Notices. and being in the city of Atlanta, part of land lot seventy-six (76), of the Four teenth <l4th) district, of originally Henry now Fulton county, Georgia, and more particularly described as follows: Lot seventeen (17) of the sub-dlvlslon of block thirty-six (36), commencing on the west side of Formwait street eighty-three (83) feet north of Glenn street, and running thence north on the west side of Form wait street fifty (50.) feet to lot sixteen (16); thence west one hundred and sixty I (160) feet to a nine (SI) foot alley; thence | south on said alley.fifty (50) feet, thence , east one hundred and sixty (160) feet to beginning point, said premises being known as 240 Formwait street, said deed having been dated June 27, 1907, and re ' corded in deed book 204, page 438, of . Fulton county records. Levied on as the I property of Mrs. Theodosia D. Warren to ; satisfy a fi. fa. issued from the city court of Atlanta In favor of E. McC. Adamson | vs. the said Mrs. Theodosia D. Warren. I A deed for the purpose of levy and sale ■ having been executed, filed and recorded as required by law. Tenant in posses- ■ M ' or> notified. Also at the same time and placed The following described property, to-wit: All ■ tha' tract or parcel of land lying and be ; Ing in land lot one hundred and nine <109), lof the Fourteenth (14th) district of Ful | ton county, Georgia, beginning on the ■ south side of West Mitchell street seven- I ty-tive (75) feet west of Jeptha street, I thence running west along the south side I of West Mitchell street forty-six (46) feet. ; thence south ninety-six <96i feet, thence ; east forty-six 146) feet, thence north : ninety-six (96) feet, to the beginning I point. Also all that tract or parcel of land lying and being In land lot one hun dred and nine (109), and In the Four teenth (14th) district of Fulton county, 'Georgia, being lot number forty-six (46) , of the plat of Goode, Fountain and El- I rner, dated May 15, 1883. commencing on i the east side of Jeptha street one hun -1 dred and seventy-five (175) feet north of , the northeast corner of West Mitchell and . Jeptha streets, and running north forty (40) feet, running thence parallel with West Mitchell street one hundred (100, feet, thence south forty (40) feet., thence wes’ one hundred (IdO) feet to beginning point Levied on as the property of J, (>. Hembree to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from the city court of Atlanta in favor of B. •F Byfield vs. the said J. O. Hembree rhe two above tracts Os land subject to a mortgage in favor of Atlanta Banking and Savings Company. Tenant in possession notified. Also at the same time and place, the following described property, to-wit. Part of land lot twenty-one 121). of the Fourteenth ,14th) district of Fulton coun ty, Georgia, beginning at a point on the east side of 'Valdo street one hundred and sixty 11601 feet south of the south east corner of I’ickert and Waldo streets, thence running south forty-two feet and six inches (42 6) on Waldo street, thence east one hundred and ninety-five (195) feet to a teti <10) foot alley, thence run ning north along the west side of said alley forty-two feet and six inches (42 6) to a ten (10) foot alley, thence west along the south side of said alley one hundred and ninety five <195) feet to : Waldo street; being lot 11, of the sub division of lots 2 and 3. in block 15, of the L. P. Grant estate. Levied on as the Legal Notices. property of J. B. Richards to satisfy a n. fa. issued from the city court of At lanta in favor of Emily C. Van Dyke vs. I the said J. B. Richards. A deed for the purpose of levy and sale having been executed, filed and recorded as required by law. Tenant in possession notified. Also at the same time and place, the following described property, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the county of Fulton, city of Atlanta and state of Georgia, and be ing part of land lot number one hundred and eight (No. 108), in the Fourteenth ■ (14th) district, of Eulton (originally I Henry) county, hounded and described las follows: Beginning at the southwest i corner of and Park streets, and run | ning thence^south along Dee street six ty-seven (67) feet, thence west parallel with Park street one hundred and eighty eight (188) feet to an alley, thence north along said alley sixty-seven (67) feet to Park street, and thence east along Park street one hundred and eighty-eight (188) feet to the place of beginning. Levied on as the property of Demps J. Ray to sat | isfy a fl. fa. issued from the city court of Atlanta in favor of The Northwestern I Mutual Life Insurance Company vs. the said Demps J. Ray. A deed for the pur pose of levy and sale having been exe cuted, filed and recorded as required by law. Tenant in possession notified. Also, at the same time and place, the following described property, to-wit: A certain tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being In land lot sixty (60). of the Seventeenth (17th) district of Fulton county, Georgia, and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the west side of Lookout place two hundred and twenty (220) feet south wardly from southwest corner of Peachtree avenue and Lookout place, thence run ning south fifty (50) feet to lot No. 95; thence running west along the north side of lot No. 95 two hundred and seven feet and nine inches (207.9) to a ten (10) foot alley; thence running north along the east side of said alley fifty (50) feet to lot No. 93; thence running east along the south side of lot No. 93 two hun dred and four feet and five inches (204.5) to Lookout place and point of beginning, being lot No. 94 of the first addition Peaentree View sub-division as per plat by W. J. Nalley, civil engineer, dated May 15, 1911, and recorded in the clerk’s office of the superior court of Fulton county, Georgia. Also, upon the following tract of land, to-wit: A certain tract or parcel of land situated, lying and being in land lot number sixty (No. 60) of the Seventeenth (17th) district of Eulton county, Georgia, and more fully described as follows: Beginning at a point on the west side of Grand View avenue one hundred and fifty (150) feet north of the northwest corner of Grand View avenue and Woodland avenue, thence running north along the west side of Grand View avenue fifty (50) feet to lot number sev enty-two (No. 72): thence running west along the south side of lot No. 72 one hundred and eighty-three feet and eight inches (183.8) to a ten (10) foot alley; thence running south along the east side of said alley fifty (50) feet to lot No. 74: thence running east along the north side of lot No. 74 one hundred and eighty two feet and two inches (182.2) to Grand View avenue and point of beginning, be ing lot No. 73 of the first addition Peach tree View subdivision, as per plat by W. J. Nalley, civil engineer, dated May 15, 1911, and recorded in the clerk’s office of the superior court of Fulton county, Georgia Levied on as the property of G. R. Moore to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from the city court of Atlanta in favor of John S. Owens vs. the said G. R. Moore. A deed for the purpose of levy and sale having been executed, filed and recorded as required by law. Tenant in posses sion notified. Also, at the same time and place, the following described property, to-wit: Part of land lot num beg one hundred and forty nine (149) in the Seventeenth (17th) dis trict of said county, and more fully de scribed as follows: Commencing at a point two hundred (200) feet from the northwest corner of Hampton and Ethel streets, running eighty-six *B6) feet; thence north fifty (50) feet; thence east eighty-four and three-tenths (84.3) feet; thence south along the west side of Hampton street fifty (50) feet to point of beginning, being lot No. 64 in block “E,” A. P. McCravy subdivision. Also, part of land lot number one hundred and forty nine (149) in the Seventeenth (17th) dis trict of said county, and more fully de scribed ns follows: Beginning at the southwest corner of Grove and Ethel streets, running thence south seventy (70) feet on west side of Grove street; thence west eighty-six feet and five inches (86.5); thence north seventy (70) feet; thence east along the south side of Ethel street eighty-six >B6) feet to point of beginning, being lot No. 50. block “C,” of A. P. McCravy subdivision. Levied on as the property of J. M. Crane to satisfy a fl. fa. issued from the city court of Green ville. Meriwether county, Georgia, in favor of Saxon A. Anderson vs. the said J. M. Crane A deed for the purpose of levy and sale having been executed, filed and recorded as required by law. Tenant in possession notified. _ ”~Also at the same time and place, the following described property, to-wit: Ail that tract or parcel of land lying and be ing in the Fourteenth (14th) district and a part of land lot eighty-six (86). of Ful ton county, Georgia, and more particular ly described as commencing on the north west corner of McDaniel and Berkele streets, extending thence north along the west side of McDaniel street twenty-six (26) feet, thence west one hundred and fifty (150) feet, thence south twenty-six (26) feet to Berkele street, thence east along Berkele street one hundred ana fifty (150) feet to the beginning point. Levied upon as the property of J. H. Holland, deceased, in the hands of C. S. Winn, administrator, to satisfy a fi. fa issued from the city court of Atlanta in tav»r of John s. Owens vs. the said C S. Winn, administrator with the will an nexed of J. H. Holland, deceased. A deed for the purpose of levy and sale having been executed, filed and recorded as re quired bv law. Tenant in possession no tified. Also at the same time and place? tne following described property, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land lying and be ing in the city of Atlanta. Fulton county. Georgia, and in land lot forty-six (46), of the Fourteenth *l4th) district of said coun ty, ami more fully described as follows: Beginning at a point on the east side of Howell street forty-nine (49) feet south of Irwin street, and running thence south along the east side of Howel! street forty nine (49) feet, thence running east one hundred (100) feet, thence north forty nine (49) feet, thence west one hundred G 00) feet to the beginning point. Levied on as the property of W. O. Smith to sat isfy a fi. fa. issued from the superior court of Fulton county In favor of The State vs Charles Smith, principal, and S. C. Glass and W. O. Smith, securities. Prop erty pointed out oy the solicitor general Tenant in possession notified. i Also, at the same time and place, the following described real estate, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land lying and being in land lot 57, of the 14tb district of Fulton county, Georgia, and known as lot number 340 of the subdivision of South Atlanta Land Co., as per plat recorded in plat book 1, page 132. and more fully de scribed as follows: Beginning at a point on the south side of Parks avenue one hundred (100) feet northeastwardly from the southeast corner of Parks avenue and Hardwick street; thence running south eastwardly and parallel with Hardwick street one hundred and thirty (130) feet; thence northeastwardly and parallel with Parks avenue fifty (50) feet; thence north westwardly and parallel with Hardwick street one hundred and thirty (130) feet to Parks avenue ; thetlCO s-• ’ll h westward! v along Parks ave. fifty »50) feet to the be ginning point. Levied on as the property of J. B. Richards to satisfy a fi fa issued from the city court of Jefferson in favor of Mrs. Sarah J. Lee vs. W. P. (’handler, as maker, and Dora Wilhite and J. B. Richards, as indorsers. Tenant in posses sion notified.■ Also, at the same time and place, the following described property, to-wit: All (bat tract or parcel of land lying and being in land lot 250 of the 17th dis trict of Fulton county, Georgia, being lots No. 4. 5, 6 and 7 in block 16, of Hollywood cemetery, as per plot No. 3. Same being levied upon as the property of Mrs. Bertha Wood Wilkins to satisfy a fi. fa Issued from the N p. and J. P. court of the 469th district, (J M . in favor of Dixie Loan and Trust Company vs. Mrs. Bertha Wood Wilkins and C W. Wilkins. Property pointed out by plaintiff's attorney. Also at the same time and place. the f«>l - lowing described personal property, to wit: One bed bead, one bundle bed ends, one bed foot, two bundles bed rails, two bundles bed slats, one bundle table leaves, two steel springs, one S B. mir r«»r. one W. S. mirror, one washstand, one side board, u. U , one dresser, boxes, C. U , one refrigerator, one sewing ma- iPEAGE PROSPECT IGOSBRIGHTER Turk Courier Arrives With Mes sage-Ambassadors Agree on Albania. LONDON, Dee. 21.—The cornier bearing instructions from the Turkish government to the Turkish oeace en voys arrived in this city this afternoon.' His dispatches were immediately turn ed over to the Ottoman plenipotentia ries. The conference was in session an hour and a half and then adjourned. A marked turn for the better has taken place in the general situation as a result of the progress made by tile ambassadorial conference and the ten tative agreement between Austria and Servia by which the powers wilt pass upon Setvia's demand for an Adriatic port. Telegraphic dispatches from Con stantinople which have preceded the Ottoman courier have given an outline of the contents of the dispatches to the Turkish plenfpottntl.it ies According to these, the Turks are empowered to treat with the Greek delegates, but In return for this con cession demand the right to provision the beleaguered Turkish cities in Eu rope. The Balkan delegates have been in confer?nqe among themselves on this demand, but reached no decision so far as could be learned. Premier Venizelos, of. Greece. the leading member of the Greek envovs. said that the reports that the Turks at Scutari had violated the armistice by attacking the Montenegrins would have no effect upon tlie negotiations. Legal Notices. chine (not crated), two joints stove Titan one small heater, two arm rockers, B 6 one nurse rocker, B. 0.. ' eleven C S chairs, two center tables, one br. onyx table frame, one lounge. B. <>., two large boxes, C U.. three pieces of stove pipe, one range, one dining table. Levied on as the property of Mrs. A. F. Hodge to satisfy a warehouseman’s lien issued from the Fulton superior court In favor of John J. Woodside vs. the said Mrs. A. F. Hodge. Also at the same time”aminprace? the following described personal propertv. to wit: One chiffonier, one box, (’. 1’ B o two steel springs, two W. bed heads, two I. bed feet, one I. board, lot slats, three table leaves, one easel. B. ()., one K. cupboard, glass door, one bale shades and poles, two iron bed rails, one small fold ing screen, eight pictures, one D. mirror, one \\ . S. mirror, one chiffonier mirror J’hess folding table, one bench, two . bed rails, one bqx.C, I’., one refrig erator, two mattresses, one mattress, B. 0., one sewing machine, one washstand, one dresser, C. U., one trunk, C. U., B O seal 1437, one dining table, one kitchen table, one go-cart, one fire fender, one small mirror, two children's chairs, one nurse rocker, one piano stool, one zinc tub, one small screen, one rocker, B. o. Levied upon as the property of Mrs E J Chambers to satisfy a warehouseman's lien issued from the Fulton superior court in favor of John J. Woodside vs. the said Mrs. E. J. Chambers. Also at the same time and place, the following described personal property, to wit: One foo) tub. C. U., .one wash stand, one small table, five bed slats three mattresses, two iron bed rails, one kitchen table, one C. S. ehair, one child's reed rocker, two nurse rockers, one cen'er table, one S. B. chair, two arm rockers one zinc tub, C. U., one box, C. U.. B O one refrigerator, B. <)., one bundle mat ting, one bureau, C. U.. one c. S chair one steel spring, two iron beds, one dress er mirror, one dresser, one 'Jblld's high chair, one center table, one lamp stand one bundle shades, one kitchen safe anti one wire cot Levied on as the property of \\ . B. Tuggle to satisfy a warehouse man's Hen Issued from the Fulton stipe rior court in favor of John J. Woodside vs the said W. B, Tuggle. Also, at the same time and place, the following described personal property, to wit: Three boxes, C. U.; one sewing ma chine, four bed rails, two bed heads, one bed foot, one bed spring. W. W ■ one folding bed spring, one bundle bed slats, one bed foot. D. mirror, D. O.; W S mirror, D. mirror, two bundles beds two mattresses, two mattresses, C. It.; two washstands, one kitchen safe, one ironing board, one picture frame. B <>.; one cen ter table, one kitchen table, four C. 8. chairs, three S. B. chairs, one reed chair L. S. oak rocker, G. R. porch rocker rustic bookstand, reed steamer chair, wa ter bucket, two dishpans, C. U : one cook stove, six joints pipe, one rack, one large box, C. U.; toolchest. U. U.; trunk. C. U.; seal 1942; trunk, C. U, B o’ seal 1902; trunk, C. U.; seal 1951; W. si marble, one bed foot. Levied on* as the property of .1. II Holland to satlsfj ■ warehouseman’s Hen issued from the iYil ton superior court in favor of John J Woodside vs. Courtland S Winn, admin- I istrator of J.H. H ( >Hand Also, at the same Hine and place, the following described personal property, to- i wit: One workshed, office room and fur niture. one rubbing bed, one polishing ma chine. one air compressor, one electric motor, one traveling crane, one surfacing machine, one hand surfacing machine, one cutoff saw, shafting, belt and pulleys: one lot blacksmithing tools, forge, anvil and vise, one lot dimension granite and marble, one lot granite and marble work ers' tools, all located on right-of-way of railroad on corner of Milton avenue and 1 Atlanta and West Point belt railroad, in city of Atlanta, said county. Said.articles I being difficult and expensive to trans port same will not be brought to and ex posed before the court house door on the 1 day of sale, but can be seen and exam- 1 Ined on the premises where nbw located Levied on as the property of Dease .?• ! Duncan Bros, to satisfy a fi. fa. Issued ' from the city court of Atlanta in favor I of Mrs. E. W. Dease vs the said Dense & Duncan Bros. E. W. Dease, J. F Dunean and George A Duncan Property ■ pointed out by plajntifT's attorney. Also, at the same time and [J,ace. <l,. following described personal property, to wlt one L. C Smith typewriter and' cover Levied upon as the property of ' Atlanta lodge No. 523, Loyal Order of Moose, to satisfy a fi. fa. Issued from Fulton superior court In favor ot R M Rose Company for use vs. the said At ’ lanta lodge. No. 523. Loyal Order of j Mo<’se, anti F. (>. Sappington. Also, at the same time an.! pla-«. . following described personal property to { wit: One Pope-Hartford automobile reg I , Ister number 2006; ami also one Interstate ' I model automobile, model No. 30. car num ber 1730 Levied upon as the property of o. M. Sutton to satisfy a fi, fa issued from tlie city court of Atlanta In favor ! of Allen W Renfrew and Vincent J I Hurley vs. the salt! o. M. Sutton. This I property helng difficult anti expensive to transport it will not be brought to and exposed before the court house door on the day of sale, but can be seen anti ex amined at the garage of Pinson & Jar vis Company, 54 Pom e DeLeon place, in the city of Atlanta, Ga, Also, at the same time and placed the following described personal property, to wit: <>ne Paige-Detroit automobile; 1912 model, number 2891. motor number 9148. register number 165X7. Levied upon as ' the i.roperty of Mrs M S Cowart and James M Cowart to satisfy a mortgage fi fa. issued from the superior court of Fulton county, Georgia, In favor of Jasner N. Smith vs. the said Mrs M S. Cowart ami Tames M Cowart C. W MANGUM Sheriff 1 ’5101,000 CHURCH FDR ANSLEY PARK • First Presbyterian Congrega- tion to Build Edifice at Six teenth and Peachtree. Announcement was made today that I , tile First Presbyterian church eongre i gation will begin at once the erection . of a $100,0(10 structure at the northwest • 1 corner of Peachtree and Sixteenth i streets, opposite the entrance to Ans- j j ley Park. A Sunday school room, facing on Six- j ■ . teenth street, will be included in this I I price, but a manse on the same lot will • [cost an additional SIO,OOO. The build- < j ing committee, composed of S. W. Car- ■ son. John J. Woodside and T. B. Gay. . will meet in a few days to select an 1 architect, and after plans are submit,- 1 ted the contract will be let. The . churchmen expect to break ground in the late winter or early spring. Definite action was taken by leaders , , in tlie movement Thursday afternoon in the offices of Judge William T. Newman in the Federal building, since it. was then decided not to wait for the sale of the present site on Marietta street before proceeding with the new struc j ture. Members of the congregation , J came forward with assurances of sup i port should financial stringency result, but none is anticipated. Among those present, in addition to the building committee, were several church officers, who are on the general ; committee of elders, deacons, trustees and church members- Judge Newman. John W. Grant, Samuel Inman, Dr. J G. Earnest. W. A. Speer. George W Harrison. W. R. Hoyt and R. Uas- ; ! seis. The present site Is 90 feet on Mariet- , ' ta street, near Spring, and runs back to the Western and Atlantic railroad. The sale of this property will mean the passing of another Atlanta landmark. The First Presbyterian church has been a house of worship for old Atlantans since reconstruction days. Among the present influential members not named above are Colonel Robert J. Lowry, .Captain James AV. English, W. ’l'. 1 Healey. W. B. Miles, Dr. John B. Dan fel, Charles R. Winship, Harry Eng- , lish. and such men as the late Walker P. Inman, the late Hugh T. Inman and . th§ late Captain J. W. Rucker were devoted members. Dr. Hugh K. Walk- 1 ' er, formerly of Los Angeles, is the pas tor. The new edifice will be a model among Atlanta churches. Considerable 1 attention will be given to accousties, but the fittings will be simple, like the , old church which the congregation is to leave. Some years ago Hugh T. Inman gave the church a manse on Third street This has since been sold and the money will be used for the new manse. Peachtree beyond Fourteenth seems | . destined to be quite a church section, with the Christian Science church at t-ht> corner of Peachtree circle and the First Presbyterian a block away. There is other activity in the neighborhood, consisting of new and handsome dwell ings and a magnificent apartment in I prospect. The church lot is 100 by 100 feet. It was bought about eight months ago Xron) Hollins Randolph, Mrs, Brady, of Canton, Ga„ and a third party for a .consideration of $47,000, or $470 a front foot. RAILWAY CONDUCTORS TO INSTALL NEW OFFICERS I The installation of officers, elected for 1 the ensuing year, by the Order of Rail way Conductors and the Ladles auxil iary will take place Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock in the hall at 44 1-2 East j Hunter street. A banquet will be served in the room adjoining the lodge room t immediately following the Installation. < George W. Evans will preside and act as installing officer. An officer from the grand lodge and a number of 1 members from other lodges will at tend the installation and banquet. ' FURLOUGH REWARD FOR CATCHING PURSE-GRABBER KANSAS CITY, MO.. Dec. 21.—‘‘Be ginning at once ten days leave of ab sence with pay will be granted each pa- 1 trolinan who brings In. dead or alive. ' any highwayman caught in the act of * seizing a purse from a woman or hold- 1 j ing up a citizen.'• This order was is- j I sued by Wentworth E. Griffin, chief of I police, in an effort to quell the crime 1 I wave which lias swept Kansas City the 1 | last month. RUSHES TO DEATH IN A RACE TO SAVE EYE I LAPORTE, IND. Dec. 21—Driving ; his motorcycle at its highest possible ' speed that he might real'h home and I obtain relief from an Injury to an eye, I : which was threatening to blind him, ' Charles Denison, of Michigan City, I crashed into a team at night and broke I hi.s neck, dying almost instantly. WOMAN SHOOTS AND SKINS ■ WOLVES ATTACKING HER HUDSON, COLO., Dec. 21 Miss Do j j ra Shafer, who has a local reputation ’ jas a huntress, started from her home to j I pay .1 neighbor a visit. On her way ’ she was attacked by three wolves. She { shot anti skinned them and continued > 011 her way. SECRETARY COOK IS HOME Secretary of State Phil Cook returned * f from Like Charles, La., today, where he s ' was summoned some ten days ago to tes- ' i tlfy In a land fraud rase, involving prop i erty in Montgomery county, Georgia , TEACHERS GET 10 PER CENT OF PAY The treasury tlepartmem t.,<lav sent nut checks to the various school teachers t "f tile state, paying them 10 per cent of : ' their long overdue salaries t SANITY BF GUILD SmjURTLD Frankie Wilson. Aged 7. Who Killed Playmate. Turned Over to Probation Officer. Convinced that F:ankle Wilson, sev- I< n years old. who shot and killed a ; playmate. Elmonte Herndon, with a i rifle at Carey Station December 7. is not a normal child, Superior .Tudg- I Pendleton today caused the lad to be | turned over to the probation authori ties and examined for his sanity. "Th< testimony of these neighbors show- that the boy is wayward," said the jurist. "But he doesn't look or act normal. I don’t believe he would see any difference in shooting at a play mate or at a pig.” Young Wilson, a frail-looking lad, with a sli >ck of red hair falling over his fort-head and a pair of badly crossed black < yes, which appeared tn take in everything around him. came into court with his fnster mother. Mrs. Laura Wilson, at 11 o’clock. Half the Suburb in Court. Half the population of Carey Station had taken a holiday and were crowded in the court room, either as witnesses or spectators. One witness. Mrs. Jennie Arnold, startled the eouri room when she shov ed forward t« o y’llow-haired boyg, neither over six years, as witnesses ami refuted to let the court swear them before telling their version of the story because it was against her religious principles. "Now, you boys hoid up your hands ami bo sworn,” said Judge Pendleton, but neither moved an inch. "I told them to keep their hands down, judge." intervened Mis. Arnold. "I am a Free Methodist and we don’t believe in swearing. Tiler will affirm their statement, but tlie Bible says that it is wrong to take an oath." Boys Not Allowed to Testify, The Judge refused to allow the lads to testify and the woman withdrew to tlie edge of the crowd and spent the rest ot her time distributing religious tracts throughout the court room. The most damaging testimony given against young Wilson was that of Mrs. L. Serrett and W. W inn. Mrs. Serrett affirmed .that several days before the Wilson boy shot young Herndon he had threatened her son with the same rifle. Winn asserted that the boy chewed to bacco and srpoked. Some of the testimony tended to shots that young Herndon and Wilson were not playing a game when the shooting occurred, but Herndon was passing the Wilson house and the Wilson boy shot, him from the porch. Mrs. Wilson ad mitted she was forced to leave the boy at home with her aged mother during the day while, she was at work. CHI PHI FRATERNITY HOLDS ITS ANNUAL BANQUET TONIGHT Members of the Chi Phi fraternity from all over the South will meet at the Georgian Terrace this e.venipg for the annual dinner of the Chi Phi Alumni Association of Atlanta. The dinner will begin promptly at 7 o'clock. The guests of honor will Include some of the most prominent men In public life in Georgia. Frank R. Mitchell, president of the association, will pre side and act as toastmaster. Among the. speakers will be Chancellor David C. : Barrow, of the University of Georgia: Governor Joseph M. Brown, Governor elect John M. Slaton, Attorney General Thomas S. Felder. Judge Hamilton Me. Whorter, of Athens, and others. one of the guests will be Bob Mc | Whorter, of Hie University of Georgia. There will also be present many of the active members of the Emory, Georgia and Tech chapters. The committee on arrangements has planned many interesting features, and there will be some pleasant surprises. The affair will be strictly Informal. FAMOUS 'ARTILLERY TO HIKE 3,000 MILES TO INAUGURATION NEW ORLEANS, Dee. 21.-The members of the Washington artillery company, the most famous organiza tion of its kind in the South, will leave here January 6 on a "hike" to Wash ington to al tend the Inauguration of Woodrow Wilson. The men will return to New Orleans by foot, the » ntlre hike to take in 3,000 miles DEATHS AND FUNERALS Mrs. R. A. Rak*straw. I E<‘ funeral <»f Mrs. R. A. Rakestraw, who <lip<i suddenly Thursday night will be hold tonight at 6:30 o’clock at the resi dence, 82 Johnston avenue. The bodv will be taken to Covington, Ga.. for funeral and interment She wa.s a grand-niece of the late Chief Justice Logan E. Bleckley. Annie Ruth Monroe. I he funeral of Annie Ruth Monroe, who died Tuesday, will be held at 1 o’clock this afternoon at the residence, 1424 Ma rietta street. Interment will be al Green wood. James M. Turner. lames M. Turner, aged 75 years, died yesterday afternoon at a private sanita rium. He is survived by three sons. Dr I i: Turner and M. Turner, of At lanta, and \\ H. Turner, of Greenville, Tenn The body was removed to Green berg At Bond's chapel and will later be taken to Mr. Turner’s old home in Vir ginia for funeral and interment Miss Matilda Emory. .Miss Matilda Emory, aged 65 years, died suddenly yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the residence. 188 Cameron strict She Is survived by a brother. «; \V Hmory, and two sisters, Mrs. Annie Stewart. <«f Knoxville, and Mrs. Mattie B Hand The bod\ will be taken to Glenn. Ga., for interment. Mrs. P. E. McCool. The funeral of Mrs. P. E. McCool will ’ake place this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the West End Baptist church. Inter ment will t»e at Westview 17