Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, July 24, 1913, Image 14

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TTTF. ATLANTA GEORGIA^ ANT) NEWS. ■ *.«• HMMVMRMi that at the minimum to start with it would be necessary to obtain 1.000 "quare f< ot additional tloor apace at. ••ach terminal station to provide for the increased business. Wili Sort Mail at Terminals. A unique system has been arranged by which all parrel post mail here after will be assorted at the terminal stations. "Carloads of rack age s will now he shipped which It is impossible to as sort on the roads.” said Mr. Harry “A carload of parcel post matter from Chicago or a distant point will come direct to Atlanta Here it will be assorted at the terminal station, and as far as is possible this class of mail will hereafter travel by the car load Parcel post carriers will re reive their mall at the terminal, and thus eliminate carrying R to the post- office. “In the last week we have visited all the principal cities of the Houth where terminals will be established for this purpose Atlanta Is tha larg est of all Southern terminals, over sixty trains of mail of from three to leht cars each aro assorted here daily. “We have decided that at least 1,000 square feet additional floor space will be necessary to start with, but Just how much more will be needed when in operation we are un able as vet to estimate. "At every terminal the number of men now employed will be doubled. Atlanta now has ten assorting clerks The parcel post system with its latest Improvements lias revolutionized th»* entire postal service. The benefits to he derived by the citizens, of the United States are colossi.” Guardsman Shoots Escaping Comrade Slit Skirt Wearers Safe in Milwaukee or any other man who attempted to take her babies from her. She was frantic because of what she termed the law’s injustice in awarding the children to Mr. Zachry’s custody. , Mrs. Zac hr/ was Mias Mary Wilcox and was Mr Zachry’e stenographer when they were married. Within a year the first child was born. It was a short time before the second child was born that an estrangement oc curred. Mrs. Zachry, It is charged, found letters* alleged to show that her hus band had been having secret meetings w ith another woman. This led to their separation, the court's order awarding the custody of the children to their father and the mother's defiance of the ruling as shown In her action In taking them to South Carolina, INDIANAPOLIS. July 24 - Na tional Guardsman Walter Dowell, of Madison, Ind., is near death to-day from a bullet fired by Sergeant PM win Ball, Company H. of Indianapolis, when Dowell attempted to escape after being arrested on suspicion of smuggling liquor into the National Guard camp at Fort Benjamin Har rison. Ball is held by the police on a charge of assault with intent to kill, pending the result of Dowell s wound. MILWAUKRE, July 24.—Wearers of clinging skirts with a slit to the knee will not be molested here, ac cording to Police Chief Janssen, who says it is a question of public senti ment. "What pome people brand as im proper, others call all right,” he said. I. E. Henderson, Accused of Em bezzlement From Auto Firm, Taken in Philadelphia. Estranged Wife of Augusta Man Flees to South Carolina With Her Children. Additional 1,000 Feet of Space Will Be Needed and Force Will Be Doubled. Choice of University President Lies Between Louisville and Raleigh Ministers. Millionaire Youth Works for $9 a Week Gives Luncheon to Plucky Phone Girls Convict Who Killed Grandfather Slain C. E. Henderson, wanted in Atlapta on a charge of embezzling $600 from the Imperial Tire and Tube Company, No. 349 Peachtree street, has been arrested In Philadelphia. An At lanta police officer will leave Thurs day to bring him here. Henderson was a salesman for the tire company. He suddenly left At lanta six months ago and since Pink erton detectives have been trying to locate him. They traced him to Jack sonville and to Philadelphia, and there lost the trail. However, his father-in-law lived in Philadelphia and by shadowing him they finally caught Henderson. AUGUSTA. July 24.—Reports from Columbia, S. C., are that Mrs. Mary W. Zachry. of Augusta, appealed to Governor Blease yesterday to not al low her two children to be taken away from her in South Carolina, where she tied with her babies, Frances, aged 3. and Mildred. 9 months. It is under stood the Governor did not commit himself. Julian J. Zachry, the husband, was asked for a statement yesterday. He said that, he had nothing to say about the kidnaping of the children by Mrs. Zachry. Mrs. Zachry stated before leaving here that she would kill her husband Heads of the Railway Mall Depart ment and United State* postpffice in spectors in Atlanta have been engaged recently in an investigation to de termine the extent of increased busi ness as the direct result of the order which goes into effect August 15 in creasing the limit of weight of parre! post package* from 11 to 20 pound*. Postoffleo Inspector Robert E. Bar- rv; Mark Bunn, chief clerk of the Railway Mail Service, and G. A. Gardner, specie! agent from Wash ington. have be.*n conducting the In vestigation. They declared Thursday MACON. July 24. The presidency of Mercer University lies between the Rev. W. W. Landrum, of UoulMvllic, Ky , formerly of Atlanta, and the Rev. T. W, O’Kelley, pastor of the Firs: Baptist. Church of Raleigh, N. C., ac cording to men in close touch with Affairs at ih« institution. The special commit tee appointed to choose u president has offered the office to on<- of sixteen ministers and educators who were under considera tion. and they decline to state his name until he has either accepted or declined. It believed that Dr Landrum, who is now with the Baptist Theolog lea] Seminary, is firs’ choice, and that If he declines the place will be ton- dofed to llV Hi \ Dr O’Kelley BOSTON, July 21.—Elisha S. Con verse, a 19-year-old boy with a mil lion dollars in his own name, with a 50-foot sailing boat, saddle horses and a motor car, is working as an ordinary “hand” in a rubber shoe fac tory. He earns $9 per week. Night telephone operators at the Atlanta Telephone. Exchange will be served with a dainty midnight lunch Thursday night by Michael Keliff, who is grateful for their dlsct^rery of burglars breaking into his store Tues day night, and th,e quick alarm they turned in to police headquarters. Assistant Chief Jett has shown the appreciation of the police department for the quick work of the girls, ad dressing them a letter of thanks. Two of three burglars were caught by the police when they answered the alarrrl. MARIETTA, July 24. -Jasper But ler, a white convict, aged 21, sen tenced for life from Heard County for killing his grandfather, was shot and instantly killed by Charles Car ter, a guard. Butler escaped from the squad on the Kennesaw road and was recaptured In a nearby swamp. On the way to camp he broke away again. When ordered »o s'op he kept running. The guard fired, killing him instantly. Carter Is under arr«pt charged with involunta ry manslaughter. WAR FOR CLEAN BREAD. CHICAGO, July 24.—Clean gloves must be worn by wagon drivers who handle bread, if an ordinance recom mended by the Health Committee passes the Council. Alderman Pretzel is chairman of the committee. INEXPERIENCED slsworrapnsr ossirex position at once Call Ivy 2782 l. lot ok Profit From Poultry m !aJ <iuty it »s to attend to eacn sine *> work Let there be no misunderstand ing and consequent neglect by one per McnH - hinkiugsMM t OMfKf ‘-'TfiEl Httpa ti! o u ‘SKiP'i ’ ' IocK «wll 1: twlWi 11 sSBB n t' w a us3S | OA IN | | A. ft 1 NA 1 I l\C,0>3 nCiflOTA'I’ 1 INO—Factory new and up-to-dats; moderate prices; give us a trial. Jack son A Orr Comn£ja m Mgans 1 Strtgt axuj hL' & A R. -2G* ' tree Road,” Box 108, care Georgian COMPANY, 12 and sells CENTRAL AUCTION —Tat MitcheflQ&SalttSiC 1 HUB -’thing; ™ay Beil pgB Wanted rntrr; „ nurse, 15 Wj fao4-j e FoSTtTon q graduate, w small chlldrer ernes exchan, Iter Is our fo should dr flocl 3 AMERICAN NA’ Corner Alabama capital, sq 3 tiRBoy, great v ?£$£ CAMF "3*2151! w run Po m enced nurse; M 306 11 ouslsrnjstrl WXnTTD " !V>-lt mgrapher; hav perlence Am at flesire to chang*| Basebal u not cjtselves and proauce a proflt^^^^^smallest of the Individual unit* in poultry is what fAiim^ .ij.rn.UJi, uuLn 111 >on si flCKB QV BasebaH scores** en by in- L nings at 77 Peachtree Street. sfT^^-bdu , house. Keepere of small flocks of poul try often become careless and negligen a bfHUswU" 1 ntng ses re-MKfor.Xm t **n TKUCK FARM. center of city; 14 acres BfcL. cultivation, four HE&uid; one 6-room »e; running wa- HMy.ts. right at rail- jKPv car line. Bargain Jr terms. ,S^e YOUNG ^13 Peters Bldg. Phone 7-20-66 ALTPRY REBUILT. on yol repain <! J. Rob. 3-1S baby carrla id re-covered, itchell. 229 E< FOR EXC.HA* A irff. o fiWu Y Li™ one 3-ra .ci-; all kinds road stop ani at $3,000, & GOO DR® Main 31 r JaBr fflr c 'o Ur f sultry plan is ome dry ean but •*n must W.' sum-’ o insure WaTPh^D^-To swap a *4 furs for an Ice cream drfSK Mrs. J W. Carmlc nu< St.. Atlanta. Oa ^ntllngj HNSO] Paine Roll d ids of repair i tinting a spe- vVest 1288-J 397 6-22-137 \e\her ma Hgf cn »HsPl a'cP f'trmw r duKjSbg m-wragi iths!w ft tslBg^ i^nt To hatMod| nt-gp he poultry Bggjjffi e to ggAT. tllizer. A thorough whitewashing Ir out should be. given «: least U ing the summer months Exercl'9 Is Important. The amount exercise depends lare ( ly upon 1 and the ^otK : chirU--^^^^PPI fowls shoulr’.AC^ggJ ~l r what ‘ ‘ - dpVr 1 *v, > ’ ; m & slde/flH Baity. h(iH Flew. TiBCH 'defined h ™ awa It Is r.ecesasry mapped out In go on regular! , No kind of L more promp uh work than *' /ft ace •post* ^ pt constak^™^^^L»TTKL 1 firry ve orderly plans [TJIj at the ^ k shall Year-ol* red Rocll ectlon .53 68. car 7-20-7' TTtR SALE OR EXC HAJ fox terrier, view camerJ cockerel, desire a tsruj Stove or bicycle Tent, American FOR Si Lake, 1 tile wa mam, ( ta00; t* 847. car iE—By owner, lot near East acing car line. 76 feet front; ijrL within 400 feet of water iBB ge • touches back of lot; rms. Address Perry, Box .oorgian. 7-20-19 UTENSILS, TUESDAY, .11 AT 12 EAST ELL STREET. vydipcnter and Builder. tiutter SURKKY Peanuts. t ’ Salted Peanuts at TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT F IORDAN Furniture Com making e special *ale on re i 144-146 Aubirrn Avenue 7 20-6- )| i, our n sliding you to 7 Kiser n Com- 6-12-13 TYPEWRITERS RENTED. 4 MONTHS FOR »f» AND UP Rebuilt typewriter* $23 to $76 American Writing Machine Ccl 4fi North Pryor St Phono Main 251 founts. THIS is an age of suburban residences. Then why not buy you a lot out in beautiful Clairemont Park, North Deca tur? Buy now while the price ts low. Easy terms. L. P. Bottehfield. 1021 Em pire Building. M. 3010. 7-20-12 seem*' refi t PhenoMne. A^L)?SINFECT ANT. deodorant and germicide; destroys chicken mites and •til kinds of Insects. Phenoline Co.. 106-A Edgewood Avenue. Main 2317. Atlanta 3038-A. 6-11-28 COMMENCING at 10 a m will offer to the highest fine lot of houseb .— 10 K Thirteenth mahogany brass bed'^^^DBWH oak !ndn» HHBN library room furnT f table with / chairs to / ^*yfl beds, N / //ValaLiii tresses. / /if/vHSSiai rockers //,/! brary station ii7 [I L acreenr I 1 ' 1 jl! I center \ \\ l hie wit \ \\\>^V7 library \ 7/^ rockers, \ // " •hairs, ga \ XsN'/ lot <./ roy»*\ -— ORK. fTTT T9 Souih^Fprsvth St. 4186. Atlanta 1547. 12-31-16 FOR SALE—A beautiful house and lot, T20 Flora avenue. Go out and look at ft and make me an offer; good terms. Atlanta phone 4856, 43-18-7 AUTOMOBILES AND SUPPLIES. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. Picnic Lunches. v LITTLE FOUR ROADSTERS. HUE the LITTLE FOUR Runabout. ?iells for $690 f o b factory; best car eve\ produced for the money Johnson MotV Car Company. 455 Peuchtr<*e St «sh Registero. FOR SALE. CHEAP-^One 2-horsepow( gasoline engine a no pump Jack Go< • e new Cal) Atlanta phone 1930 address 103 Loveioy street. Atlanta ILKMAID BREAD at RENT RECEIPTS have no cash value. ceries. NATIONAL CASH —;tlds. r—~~~ ^ ATLANTA. Se^ me about building a hom.e for you on monthly payments. Own Interest. Address * Box 631, care Georgian. 7-17-37 Peanut Sandwjffffes. “4” Salted^PeanutsTThe~BesL 7-20-48 FOR SALE Ten-room house on North Moreland Avenue; $500 less than mar ket value. Leaving city reason for selling Address B. K., Box 222. care Georgian. 7-17-16 CAlXF cleans carbons \VVhlle You Wait Sanford Decarbonizer used No ex pfrlmenting ^dt does its work pf-rfectly No adjnstmcnisviisturued. $1 50 to $2 50 per cylinder \fnc>i ( vcle.*. $1 CAMP MA(\nNE SHOP, 276 M a it lBTTA stiV i T U KiN 26*7. aifrigerator. t>n refrigerators at R. F. furniture Co.. 144-6 Auburn Ivy 4467. 7-20-11 nd Lung Trouble. ONE nice bedroom set tn excellent con ditlon and cheap. Apply 68 Irwin 8L r >J I>iseases of the rr d Lungs, 312-14 ~/ie only compound rought South and. Weak. nervowgP opla^are lnvite^ro BEAUTIFUL shaded lot, - - ._.,50 by 280. near East Lake; tile sidewalk and curbing down; small cash payment, balance ar ranged to suit. Owner. Box 115. care Georgian. A REAL BARGAIN^ Royal Typewriters For Fent. . North Side bunga low. seven rodms and .-ieepihg porch, all screened, furnace heated, double floors and siefm-sheathed. Largo base ment wiyr ,servant's room. Front yard nIc£kr‘£odded. Ivy 5974. 26-18-7 PER MONTH, nd cash payment, will secure for you a nice little six-room bungalow in Kirkwood, on large, pretty lot. Not often ilo you have an oppor tunity like this to get a home. Address Trottl, Box 13. care Georgian. 7-15-11 A UT O G E N O U S \V E L D IN G OF ALL MACHINE PaTVTS All UJm of repair work promptlysdon guaranteed Hhearer Machln«tW :> ^' 197 Whitehall. ^ A VERY sweet toned Kranlch L Bust piano, great bargain. Auuress Pox 214, care Georgian. 100-.0_ DIAMOND FOR SALE. win sefc a beauty in s solitaire dls mend. Will trade this stone for Trav e’er? Bank stock. Universal Ice Com Sandwiches. Merit ^FbumerSns—^ "TffeSe ^^TdSyare in first-class condition and pTust \e sold at this sale. This in a first-cl%* line o^nfdium furnituiy*. Open f% Inspez tnlBA Monday KaVe 10 a. m.Wuesday. V ~r>TUF~A LF—Ten \VlilteThdTgTr~fvuniiei yr eight females; fine birds; price $12M for lot. See them qwick. 61 Oglethoja Avenue. S. 47-^PBL on—BAur^H unv mare' wm- anywhere. Call Ivy 6852-J. ture Company. 144-146 Ivy 4467. 1^ has Big ••4” I’eartut BABCOCK Elect] teries, iiettnaAO newly outfit; all rjigZy Get FOR SALE—Foir pairs of Xply to J. S Davidson, 1. |8fade to Ordt^W ir repair works.'' binet work a special- >t-L. Atlanta 528 C. C 5-1-37 jnan. CENTR WHY NOT BUY you a lot out in beau uful Peachtree Highlands on the car line to Brookhaven? Property values ji this section are sure to enhance rao- UL' and the environments are aU that be desired. Bott^nfleld, 1021 Rm- 'V^Bulidlng. M. 3010 7-20-12 PAIRIN' ytAMES, port- ^ker Com pa ryr lll Emplre^fifo I yr6-l -4 LY i^LEENH. UM^SCREENS. RS SCREENS, tey SCREENS. SCREENS. Jt Ivy 4203 fF 7-10-10 FOR SALE—A mission dining rooy and various other pteoes in goojj dilion Owner leav*ng city. 'ijOJ Peachtree. Apamtment 6 JF yUSTREXT nt"*% set ot attachmei ajso machines rei ery Both phonajj Machine Com )SHIEDS, fenders, repaired ^^^Manufacturers all Warlick Sheet ^wWood 8-4-64 Want a (20) acres land at Norcross, blocks from depot; nineteen ^^Atlanta; all in cultivation Nq houses. « Offer for \^»jrth cash, balance • three Public schools and ® ox 56, Lavonla, Ga. ’\v>k 7-19-33 FOR SAI-E—One Premo can and developing outfit. U4 It A. L Quinn. 759 WJf cbnd| S«wlj SAVE M Jordan Auburn > il. Jive- fcioled, ■ mod - a Auto wenuo fe-3-203 FOR SALE—Dlam carat, pure white A •37 60, worth $60. JR Fetera Building Mf reasons must once, and am a^cements for in one of ijttlions of the J^^levated, N^wcre table IfWmise ia °°d / ’Ltile creen doors and r Tc.aj^fcj L urniture Fpfranvi^yr. repair 4*117 chimney TRiJ Supply c<mj Main 1389.^ formerly witr ply, better ki Lrlng car in lllent car for fe. $GE0 Bulck St., Atlanta 7-13-850 Og You want a EA'L SAVE \m . .i<-r. 4 .»ian Auburn/ «Eoupe NWfcchaln^ JMter.v lust ^^>ullr Znhed oy Johl^^I. ja bargain, with in Marietta car lln* LI 18 months ago for $750 eo*ttv for au- STOVE, range an«d\ Cl South uryor Main 1460, Atlanta pti FpUMBUS SO, CO e. Phone Ivy 4t^fl| Want a JDAN, THE FIX* vES AND REFRIGERATQJrSfcL PAIRING. ^ U'll secondrhan^ga^sSfroves. fweep 1g1 street, BelT^'tone M. 2699 FOR SALE. < FACTORY REBUS' ’ AI N'M ’ SIX-CYLf>yj^^ TERMA W 460 PeaehtreJ Tailors. PeachTS ... oppo- Weaver, Tai- TaMoring, reflt- ng pressing, 7-16-24 Do You Want a Itosfea. fDAND KE?AmElSr rs. 77 WHITEHALL. ST. Sell Atlanta 185i. SAVE your aui nstng Auto valve leak?* and iH penny spikes autt preserve* the rubh^l gti*:kint to rasij^r> pens?. !>0‘? religion bail Nortj|^rvor T ture Curjttbinpany Ivy htofZr brellao WAllgC worWj ‘equal ^ Georgia] UMBRELLAS LL prices from $1.00 Guaran- ^ Expert re- yhundred I Company I rer Will purchasei 60S. rare ! 85-20 7 A BAfeTEjj LEAR A I have two miles well as twentlMIH ^^^SBPerty in ■e^flnge lor a blg^KH erty, or semi-centMB In. the deal, or will pieces. "Realty.’’ Box You Want a Motorcycle or Bicycle? Nomination Coupon j 1,000 HEARSrS SUNDAY AMERICAN I/ATF^ ITf A HIT A r.rADU4fJ V U 1 fijJ itter Pandwicl »ew furniture street Owl in to mov] flnor? m cae’ Would You Like to Take a Trip to California? Well, you can have your choice of any one of these without spending a penny |re half return tickets t Fla, will eeil r\^ni 2 44 8h NEW six-room bungalow for vacant lots, negro ferred. Beil phone 298 ^-Floor showcase, cigxr fi smajl soda fountain or street THESE THINGS ARE FREEH! STATE FOR SALE \ CHANGE. I Nominate . (Name) (Address) |HHJven-p«i«sengcr Pope-Tole<lo. one BHlac car. one mule, one horse for KBhesp. 296 Cooper Street 35 -jjgt PteTFlLEB. cehbyts. new End hand Qooktr. Bank a^flOfflcs inlpment Company. 113- ilie^orth Pry- Street . M: OR EXCHANGE— BeautW m cottage on Atlanta's beaun* fit Lake Drive. Price $3,550. > as .part )nTc<r street qr_j^r loprjng car A Ask the Want Ad Man for Information as contest ant in vour Want Ad Contest. Hearsfs Sunday American and Atlanta Georgian 7 Edgewood Avenue (Address) .. (Name) This coupon properly filled out Trill count for 1,000 Votes for Contestant named. Only one coupon will be counted for each Contestant. TTRMTfRE— I SNIPER, PHONE CASH B,iRCiATNS S M SOrTti-PRYOR STREET Ujr.H- Rstn ^ir* v :.£Sh m£x p bungalow on' •w, lot 60 by 190, Ke, $2,250; terms wvenue. Decatur, 41-20-7 V * f , Eijm u! ijmj t cut price sale i iday at 3 o’clock us College Park a month. "Get v couple of them. 49-20-7