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1U THU ATLANTA GEORGIA'S AND NEWS READ FOR PROFIT-l,LUKGIAIM WAN I AU5-USE FOR RESULTS thk attain j a heukhia^ AND NEWS T? 0 QMS ANDBO A R D. j nTTH^RooMS ami t al^elSoard; home like; all modern conveniences. 43 , Trinity avenue Main 1588-J. TWO nicely furnished rooms with board. • also one unfurnished room; newly i»a- pered. reasonable rates 291 lias ( Hun ter R()' »M and hoard at reson&ble rates. 1 Apply 62 Houston street GOOD BOARD, clone In. very reason able; prefer young men. Apply 270 Houston street. Ivy 0654. ONE furnished room, with or without ! board, private family; steam heat Ivy TUT. 516 WEST PEACHTREE. BOARD, with morning and evening! meals. Gentlemen. Ivy >719-L. *ftVO delightful iQoms with board; pri vate home, Beach tree street. Ivy 1779-J. i ba RC,I*. steam-heated rooms for gen . ■krai • Apply street. | fclCKLY furnished room and hoard, i all conveniences; close in. Ill Wash- I ington si Main 6361-J :m WHITEHALL. KICK, large front room and good board; young men or business ladies Every convenience. Call Main 2120_-L. >7 E NORTH AVE. NICELY furnished rooms with all con veniences. Ivy 242.1-J. AUBURN II()i:SK Center of city, low rates. 27 Auburn Avenue JrVRNISHKD room and board to young man in private family. 263 West Peachtree. Hell Phone Ivy 3534-J TWO connecting rooms on second tioor. ioi I ij tol Ave. Rain 2484-J. *62 PEACHTREE, floe location, .mite of moms suitable for three First-class table hoard 7-27-122 IfOTICE If you wish to And the best Southern table in the city of Atlanta with board and among the heat people, try 477 Peachtree St. Ask the Georgian for references. 7-27-8 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. HOUSES FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. DEUGHTFl bhY furnished cool rooms for nice young men only, with hoard 181 Ivy St. 7-27-6 THREE furnished rooms, close In, low and reasonable rates, with or with out meals, for men only. Phono Ivy 3918-L. 192 CourtlaruP PESIRABLE rooms with board. 76 and 79 West Peachtree; Ideal location; reasonable. "Ivy 1449 - J 7-24-26 KICK furnished rooms, with or with out board 69% E. Alabama street. Atlanta phone 2853. 7-20-84 68 WALTON ST. BLOCK of postoffice, under new man agement; large, cool rooms, newly furnished, painted and papered. Meals a specialty at reasonable prices. 7-21-16 NJCF rooms and heard, ladies or gen tlemen $4 to $6 week. 123 Capitol Avenue. 28-36 *22 E CAIN, nicely furnished rooms and board, thrw minutes from Candler Bldg Ivy 578-J. 7-15-27 frKST MEALS IN TOWN, 13 WEEK; ROOM AND MEALS, $4 197 SOUTH PRYOR CALL MAIN 5048 7-8-42 IVY HOTEL, 08 IVY ST AMERICAN PLAN $1.25 up Weekly Rates. 7-8-* =: ~^ BOARD WANTED. 33 MAN" with references^wTstn'H room and hoard with private family; North Side preferred. State particulars. Boy 794 care Georgia]!. fVANTKD—By business woman room and board on South Side; state full particulars when replying Address Z. jv Box 8H0,_ea rei bHirgian frOl SEKEKPINO ROOMS FOR REN'f TWO light housekeeping rooms, close in. all conveniences 86 Capitol avenue. * HOTE LS WAN 7E 5 go<h 1 live town in Georgia or Florida, by an experienced hotel man; either European or American plan Address P O Box 393, Fernand!na. Fla. 29-21 7 SUMMER RESORTS. JTTIVTtTTNTT P'urnTshed for the summer. three cottages, located on Southern Railroad, between Fiat Rock and Safuda, N C. For particulars, write Mrs. G M Bacon. Zirconia, N. C. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. *f\ <>nnect(ng rooms, furnished for housekeeping, nice location. 58 West Peachtree. SLICKLY furnished rooms In private home; gentlemen only. 19 Hast Har ris street. Phone Ivy 6349-J. . fwo connecting furnished rooms for rent, also one single room. Main 3722-L. WANTED Roommate for nicely fur nished room, dose in; refined young man; no cigarette smokers Atlunta 5701 -M. on • nicel) fui n hi d "■ nt room close in; reasonable rates Apply 226 East Fair street. ONE nicely screened, furnished cool room; ali conveniences. Gentlemen only 338 East Fair TWO nicely furnished rooms; private family; all conveniences. Main 2958-L. 223 Capitol avenue THREE housekeeping rooms, partly fur nished; private bath, (’all M 5227. Mr. Berry ONE OR TWO furnished rooms, with or without meals; use of adjoining hath room; on the car line. In College I’a/k. ! | b Fit IV A'fir BATH electric lights, fur nace htsai. Gentlemen. 101 Peachtree place. Ivy 4468-J. SEVERAL nicely furnished rooms for gentlemen or couples, all conveniences. 866 Piedmont avenue, first door from Forrest avenue SEVERAL nicely furnished, large, well located rooms, close in. rates very reasonable. Apply $>4 East Harris street. BEAUTIFULLY furnished, cool and shady front room for gentlemen only. Apply 63 East Harris street. KTcE ROOMS, furnished for light housekeeping also nice rooms for young men; conveniences. 422 White- ■ hall LARGE, cool front rooms, furnished, one adjoining bath; close in. cheap . 216 Souths Pryor. NICELY furnished room and kitchen ette; references exchanged; $3 per week 388 Peachtree. a \VO nicely furnished, cool rooms rea sonable; walking distance. 235 South I r S t TWO nicely furnished front raves reasonable; close in. Main 5088-J Ft K NISH HD ROOMS for light house keeping; private hath; sink In kitchen Main 4231-L. ROOMS for rent Trained nurse; other nurses in house. Phone Ivy 3281 ONE nice large front room for rent. Apply 145 Peachtree street FOR RENT Nicely furnished room; private family; North Side. Ivy 2506-J A LARGE bright cool room for gentle man; next to bath; all conveniences; near in. Ivy 5202-L. TWo nice rooms ami kitchenette, com pletely furnished for light housekeep ing. to parties without children, splen did location, private family, one block of Grant Park; good ear service. 428 E. Georgia. ' ONE nicely furnished room; private family, walking distance of city. Ap ply 86 Williams. TWO nice front rooms, in good location; rates reasonable. Apply 191 E Pine Street, ONE large, neatly furnished front room, with dressing room and porch con necting, for fprtleinan. Apply 247 East Pine street or call Ivy 3625-.T TWO OR THREE connecting rooms for light housekeeping or two gentlemen Private home, with all conveniences Close in 49 Brotherton street No chil dren ' Atlanta^ phone 3424 RENT—Nicely furnished front ajo. c 'se ii. a.-t Cain street picely furnished rooms, single, sets of light housekeeping “ 1 It. W.A.F0STER & RAYMOND ROBSON 11 EDGE WOO REAL ESTATE. R D AVENUE ENTINO AND LOANS FOR SALE ON BOULEVARD DRIVE. In prettiest block In Kirkwood, fronting the car line, attractive and well-built home of six rooms and sleeping porch; all con veniences. dandy lot 100x200 feet; splendid oak shade; $4,350, on attrac tive terms This Is the best buy in this rapid!) growing section. See Mr. Frederick ON SUNSET AVENUE, between Simpson and Thurmond, a five- room home lot 45x150 to alley; con venient to river < ars. city conven iences. only $2,350; terms. See Mr White ON EAST NINTH STREET we hnve a modern home of eight large rooms; hardwood floors; furnace; pretty fix tures. interior finished in hardwood. This place is worth more, but the owner has Instructed us to sell, so we are niacing a price of $8,750 on terms, for a quick sale 8ee Mr. Mart in IN INMAN PARK, on Kdgewood ave nue, a two-story nine-room resi dence. with two complete bathrooms; dandy lot. 90 feet wide; hf st car serv ice in the city; splendid buy for $8,500 See Mr White Terms EIGHT ACRES in ihe East bak“ se- tlon, convenient to car service; city water, sewerage, electric lighting; best buy on the market for $4,500. See Mr Radford or Mr Hook. IE YOU HAVE MONEY to lend we FOR RENT. R-r h , 347 East Georgia avenue $1 6-r h., Vaughn street 1 5-r. h.. 88 Foundry street 1 5-r. h., Harrison road, Hapevllle. 1 5- r h., 825 Marietta 6- r. h., 125 Bryan * 5-r h., 19 E. Washington, East Point 5- r. h., 249 Clifton 6- r. h.. 227 Ira 5- r. h , 68 Albemarle * 6- r h., 18 Brooks avenue 5- r. h , 339 Ormond 6- r. h., 120 Broyles street 6-r. h . 15 East Ponce Del-eon avenue, Decatuf 5-r. h.. 291 Ashby 5-r h , Boulevard DeKalb 5- r h., 21 I-ena 6- r. h.. 44 Norwood 6-r. h . 41 Orleans street 6-r. h , McPherson avenue 5-r. h., 488 Houston 5-r. h , 96 Love Joy 94 Berean 6-r. h.. car place it safe Iv. OX NEXT Tuesday mnrninfr (le<ral salo day) at 10 o’clock, we are going to nt>ll before the court house door 111 WHITEHALL TERRACE. The lot fronts 42 feet, has ft depth of 108 feet, and has on * it a 7-room 2-storv frame dwelling, now renting for $20 per month, and with just a little money spent on the house it would easily boring $25 per month. This property is obliged to be sold in order to wind up the estate of Mrs. Victoria A. Foster. There is a mortgage of $1,000 bearing 7 per cent interest, maturing September 1, 1918, which must be assumed by the purchaser, and the balance paid in cash. Go out and examine this property carefully and attend the sale next Tuesday. • FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR WE NEED MORE HOUSES TO RENT. WHILE we have a goodly number of houses on our lint to rent, we are un able to supply the demand. If you have a house that is vacant or Is going to he vacant, list it with us We will rent it for you We have a big ad vantage over our competitor*, for the fact that we move tenants free. We get the first chance with almost every one looking for a house. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, REAL ESTATE, RENTING, STORAGE. Phone*, Bell, Ivy 671; Atlanta, 618. 12 ‘‘Real Estate Row.” REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE East Lake Drive Bungalow SIX ROOMS—$3,500. ONE BLOCK and a half from the North Decatur car line, on the East Lake Drive, we have a brand-new bungalow of fi large rooms, bath, hallway, lias city water and elec tricity, and on level east front lot. School house around corner. Can sell you this pretty home for $3,500, and make easy terms. THOMSON & LYNES 18 AND 20 WALTON STREET. PHONE IVY 718. FOR SALE Bt G R K E N REA E T COMP AN 511 EMPIRIC BLDG. REAL TWO WERT END BARGAINS I 7W JTTRT OFF Gordon atrert wr hart* order* to sell "4 Immediately the very prettiest home In W, st F.nd Corner lot 95 by 200; eight rooms furnace Y hfit. wrvants’ house; garage, with natural shade; owner moved away; most Jam-up place in West End for sale. LEE STREET COTTAGE. Y HVK ROOMS Right near Parfc Street Church; deep lot; fine ear service. Both of those places we want to show to you ESTATE. RENTING. LOANS. Phones 1599. ROOMS FOR RENT. SHED )1 front rooms, one block post- ^FURNISI fWITooST office; irentlemen only. 74 Walton st EXCEPTIONALLY neatly furnished room for two young men or cottple; fine* location; good car Bervice; all con veniences; in private home A. W . care Georgian, for reference*. Ivy 3156.1. ONE furnished room for rent 307 Raw- son; all conveniences. Gall Atlanta 1668. THREE connecting upstairs rooms; two light housekeeping downstair* rooms, also furnished rooms. 201 South For- th TWO connecting rooms for housekeep- ing; nice location. 58 W. Peachtree. NIGH front room*, fine location, one block froin car line, only $10 per month. 102 Ivy Htreet THREE furnished rooms; cool and In good location; one hundred feet from Pea< htree St 17 East Cain st. GENTLEMAN can get nicely furnished room; all conveniences Apartment 3, 148 Forrest avenue ROOMS furnished or unfurnished for light housekeeping, near Motordrome; cheap rute. Apply 106 Irwin street. 7-27-116 NICELY furnished room in private home. Kates cheap; for man or wo man 324 Houston street. 7-27-112 TWO connecting rooms, private en trance. furnished complete. Vacant August 1. For adults only. Phone Main till 7-27-53 19 WEST CAIN. A FEW refined people eati get elegant rooms, adjoining hath, in private fam ily. with or without hoard; all newly renovated, brick house, close in. Ivy 7436-J. 7-27-65 THREE furnished housekeeping rooms; sink and kitchen. Call M. 2763-.I. 7-26-2 BEAUTIFUL downstairs front room. cool, fine location Reasonable rate 339 Courtland. Ivy 6964 7-27-5 rooms; Phone FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT. tM~and kltchenetter gas stove, electric lights, use of phone. Ivy 1777 -i - * For NICELY furnished suite or single rooms in house on Boulevard, Private fam ily. All conveniences. For summer months. Ivy 2687 7-27-116 AT THE OAROU/rON. 20 CARNEGIE WAY FURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FURNISHED RJ M - MS J E STEELE. MGR 7 21 I THE FELT6n, 107 IVY ST Nicely furnished rc mis; hot and cold hatns; all conveniences. 7-16-25 CIIKSTBR FIELD. EXCLUSIVE bachelor apartment; show er-bath 15 W. Harris. 7-6-18 10 EAST CMS STREET. TWO elaborately furnished rooms, very cool, close in 7-16-26 ONE furnished room, suitable for cou ple or two young men or two young ladies. reference required Apply 331 Courtland Street. Bell phone 1760. 6-22-5 THE PICKWICK. Now, 'IVn Story and Fireproof. Cool outside rooms with connecting hath. • Convenient shower baths on each floor. 77 Fairiie Street, next Carnegie LI v 6 5-32 UNFURNISHED ROOMS COR RENT. fiTWsn END, two rooms and kitch enette. sink, electric lights, tele phone, partly furnished if desired. West 302-.J FOR RENT Four nice, large, connect ed. unfurnished rooms, separate en trance, private bath; best location on South Side Main 2970-J. F U R NI SHE D AHART$. FOR RENT ONE nice suite of rooms or one large room can he had at very reasonable rates Apply 183 Ivy street or phone Ivy <576 NICELY furnished apartment, sleeping porch, private hath, use of library; $22 month 107 ’■ once I >eLeon pla< e FURNISHED apartment; private home Everything clean and new. Rhone Ivy 5133. 7-27-23 UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS. FOR RENT. rooms, second floor, modern; veranda, stables, gar age. electricity. Phone Main 4091-.) THE EUCLID APAKT- M ENTS. THREE and four rooms. Every apartment fronts Euclid avenue. Wall beds, wall safes for valuables. Every known modern improvement. The most perfect ventilated apart ments in city. Neighborhood excel lent, surrounded by handsome homes. Prices $32.o0 and $37.50. FITZIIUG1I KNOX. 1613 Candler Bldg. FOR RENT Mendenhall Apartment, 521-523 Peachtree. Five-room apart ment. second floor Delivery September 1. Apply to V. H. Kriegshaber, 330 Can dler Building Ivy 871 FOUR ROOMS ana reception hall; all modern conveniences, close in; porch. 251 Central Ave. DELIGHTFULLY com fortable 6-room apartment for lease; strictly first- class; best North Side residence sec tion: one block of Georgian Terrace; handsome grounds; large individual porch; automobile accommodations, etc. Phone Ivy 657-J. FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT. NICELY furnished six-room bungalow on Boulevard Circle, for two months, or longer. Ivy 2687 THREE upstairs rooms, Druid Hills; gas stove, sink No children. Ref erences. Ray, general delivery FOUR unfurnished rooms, all conve niences. reasonable. Atlanta 2717. 406 East Fair. DRUID HILLS SECTION, four rooms and hath; yard, garden, tigs, cherries, peaches, grapes, poultry house and run. I v >■ 3 568 - J. i.aTIUE first floor of four rooms to couple; walking distance, reasonable. >i Central Ave THREE connecting unfurnished rooms; also one unfurnished front room; close n .i nd i easoi able 171 (lent rai a ye FOR RENT Three rooms and kitchen ette; desirable location for couple. 737 Spring street furnished r keeping. on. A t lanl CON T lN ns for light house- niences. 303 Raw- lotae 3335. IN NEXT COLUMN. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. ROOMS FOR RENT. i! REE R* " 'MS. furnished or unfur nished. for couple or gentlemen; close n 108 E Ellis. SI ‘\ ERAL nicety furnished, also unfur nished, rm ms for rent. Apply 159 Cen tral Avenue, y 7*26-23 UNFU RNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT. FOR RENT—-By owner. September i, one six. one seven and one eight-room houses; furnace heated; hardwodd floors in main rooms; nice mantels. tile porches, screen porches. in splendid neighborhood, between the Peachtree*. Call office phone Ivy 80; residence phone Ivy 2165 ONE six-room bungalow, four rooms furnished, in Inman Park. ('all at once Atlanta 3646 99 Trinity Ave BALANCE of lease for month. $15 Call 6 to 8 p. m. 49 Washington; apart ment I For RENT Six-room s team heated bungalow, with sleeping porch. 105 Green avenue Phone Ivy 688S-.L CLOSE IN Nos. 63 and 65 East Cain street, two modern 8 room brick resi dences, suitable for two families each. 1 vv 3834-.T FOR RENT September 1. on South Side, near business center, ten-room house, gas and hot water, barn, lot 90 by 290 Ivy 2318. 42-24-7 FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. HOUSES FOR RENT. FofTSaLE OR RENT New bungalow on half-acre lot. with beautiful shade; will make terms to suit; furnished or unfurnished 16 Jefferson place, Deca tur. Gu " WAREHOUSE SPACE FOR RENT. vVE 11. v \ i: a dealrabli wan room, ci • ment floor, high ceiling, in the heart of the city; railroad sidetrack; can store several carloads of merchandise for a few months. Write X . care Georgian. ^ OFFICES FOR RENT. Yo^YSPP^SuTte^oT three offices) wTth fixtures, for a long term, in one of the most centrally located office buildings in the city. Box 921, care Georgian. FOR SALE JOHN J. WOODSIDE HOME—SUNTSET AYE. (Near Simpson St.) HOUSE—Five rooms; gas, hath, street improvements; good condition; easy terms; price $2,350. Make offer THUS. R FINNEY, Sales Mgr., 12 “Real Estate Row.” We Will Sell Before the Courthouse Door ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, NEXT for the Administrators of the D. Gussl Estate TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPERTY SOUTHWEST CORNER OF E. FAIR AND FRASER STREETS, fronting 67.10 FEET ON FAIR STREET AND 90 FEET ON FRASER STREET, with THREE HOUSES AND ONE STORE on said property. This is very alo»e-in property; within the half-mile circle, and is ripe now' for business purposes. Remember, IT'S A CORNER. Terms; Half cash, bal ance in one and r two year f s, at 7 per cent. BE ON HAND AT THE SALE. GREENE REALTY CO. Agents. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. ^harp & J^oylston OR ME WOOD PARK, j THIS is a new six-room cottage, with hall. It has city water ! and electric lights. Large, shady I lot. Less than one-half block of | car line, and in three blocks of j good school. A real bargain at the price and terms we are ask ing for it. Price $2,800. on terms of $100 cash afid $20 month. FOURTH WARD INVEST MENT. THIS is is a four-room negro house, which is always rented for $7.50 per month. Can be bought for $700—over 12 per cent. Lot 40 by 100 feet. A bar gain. jrth street. Au- SMITH & EWING 130 PEACHTREE ST. (Cor. James). FOUNDRY STREET NO. 92 FOUNDRY STREET, between Elliott and .Man- gum streets, lot 40x90, 6-room brick tenement,, rent ed for $17.50 per month, and close to Terminal station. $3,000 on terms will secure it. Getting closer in EVERY DAY. REAL ESTATE AND CONSTRUCTION NEWS UNFURNISH ED^ROOMS^WANTED. WAJtTEfi To lease In" neighborhood Georgian Terrace, modern home, five bedrooms Perfnanent. P O. Box 28. FOUR or five rooms with front porch by couple; no children. Address K L. C., Box 861, care Georgian. WANTED Two or three unfurnished connecting rooms; prefer upstairs and on North Side; close in. with conveni ences for housekeeping. Address W P. Reed. Jr, No. 8 Engine House. UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS WANTED. root heated apartment, close in, by Sep tember l Address Apartment, Box 8 :ii'n Georgian %: UNFURNISHED HOUSES. WANTED To^LH^WsE, from owner, nine-room house, on or near Peaehtrees. Phone Ivy 3707-J. FURNISHED HOUSES FOR SALE. l * * 1; SALE A v iei y delight Gil. com* fortable, cool five-room cottage on St Simons beach, neat and nicely fur- nishejl; centrally located. Going away and will sell all cheap to right party. Apply to Mrs. O. L. Merrifield, SL Si mons Itland, Ga. GARGAGES FOR RENT. YTh?~r'eNT Br ick~ garage or'^'repaTr shop at 23 West Cain; holds six or eight cars, electric lights, washroom and stock room. Phone Ivy 2467. FOR RENT Large ggrage with electric lights, $10 per month. 263 West Peach tree. FOR RENT Brick garage or repair shop at 23 West Cain; holds six or eight cars, electric lights, washroom and stock room. Phone Ivy 2467. JdONEY TO LOAN. ^ MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE AND OTHERS, upon their own names; cheap rates, easy payments. Confi dential D H. Tolman, 820 Austell Building. ^ REAL ^STATE^FOR^SALE. PoR REXT'^oTP SALE ~-Residence in best section. AU conveniences. Price and terms reasonable. Apply owner, 708 Candler Building. HIGH-CLASS BUNGALOW, new, stone front, hardwood floors, tile bath. Call owner. Ivy 7799-J. REAL EST FOR SALE.. .. .. — - LOT on Briar Cliff Road; fronts Druid Hills; 100 feet front. About 250 feet hack This is prettiest lot in Atlanta. Water in front. If you have $850 for cash payment, will sell you a bargain. Address R W., 705 Temple Court, or call Ivy 1473-J at night. texas School lands. $i.m to is acre; one-fortieth down, balance forty years. Information and Texas map free. Journal Publishing Company, Houston, Tex. SPECIAL HOME FUNDb TO LEND. any amount; 6 per cent. Write or call. S W Carson. 24 South Broad S t reeL 4-1-17 FARM LOANS PLACED in any Amount on imuroved farm lands in Georgia j The Southern Mortgage Company, Gould Building. 7-12-1 WE HAVE plenty of money to lend at lowest rates on At lanta and nearby property, ei ther for straight or monthly payment plan. Also for pur chasing purchase money notes, j Foster & Robson, 11‘Edgewooc Avenue. ACCOUNT CHANGE in business I will sell my home in Druid Hill section at less than it cost me. Location ideal, lot 185 deep, fine garden, chicken runs and back ygrd. House has hardwood floors in three rooms, is screened throughout, including back porch. Tile bathroom between the bed rooms. Exposed beam ceiling, sliding doors, gas, elec tric lights, hot and cold water. Modern in every respect. If you want up-to-date-Lome at sacrifice price and reasonable terms, sea me at once or call M. 2059. \ . IL. Box 49, care Georgian. _____ BIG BARGAIN. A HUME FOR $J.r>5«. WE HAVE two pretty five-room cot tages. on Hale street, Inman Park. These are complete little homes and are well built. Can sell them for $2,550 each, on terms of $250 cash and $20 per month This is $500 under value. You can buy a big bargain if you come quick. sV. A. Baker & Co.. A. L. An derson. Joe D. Skinner. 1115-1116 Fourth National Bank Building. Phone Main € 13. LEASE OR SALE—Artistic bungalow: screened, tiled, furnace, garage. Ad dress Ansley Park," care Georgian. Special Inducements on THREE six-room North Side homes for a few davs See me at once. D. C. Smith. 901 Empire Building Phone Main 2059. FU R NIS H ED JROO M ^WANTED. wYnYt^T^ Two furnished~Yoorris for light housekeeping; Inman Park sec tion preferred A. R C., Box 402, care Georgian. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS WANTED \t\\>fVKn - Four housekeeping rooms by couple August 15 or September 1; must he good neighborhood and reason able. Phone Ivy 1880-L. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. PrUNISlTKU 'HOTKI. for' sale; 40 rooms, eight with hath; sample rooms; good patronage; five railroads; ownet; banging business Trading Company, Box 232. Athens. Ga WANTED Party to Invest $500 in small factory now paying; well established. Answer Factory, care Georgian. FOR SALE Drug store in South Geor- gia city of 8.000 population; stock ap proximately $7,000. including soda fount, fixtures, etc. owner going into larger business In Atlanta Will sell quick for $5 000. Address 1< . Box 406. care Geor gian^ . > ■!’ SALE Splendid hoarding house proposition; will sell cheap. Address > M . care Georgian. Notice to Business Men. LUNCH 2oc. Ponclana, 24 East Ellis 7-23-8 MOVED TO 130Lg Peachtree St., oppo site Candler Bldg . Tom Weaver. Tai lor. establish.*,i 1900 Tailoring, refit ting. altering, dry cleaning and pressing 7-16-15 MONEY WANTED. TTXvTeTv $L8<NMoan f<>r five years at 7 per cent, on improved property, val ued $4,500. ('all Decatur 224 J H. Phil lips. WANTED By a widow. $50 for sixty days. Gilt-edge security. With good interest. Box 198, care Georgian. ESTABLISHED 1888 6*—\VE WILL PAY—6* ON SAYINGS In Sums of $500 and over TIIE MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS BANKING AND LOAN CO.. 209 Grant Building Telephone Ivy 5341. Cash Capital $120,000. Thos. J. Wesley. Cashier. B. M. Grajut, President. 8-11-69 $100 CASH. $20-$25 MONTHLY. FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE in Oaknurst, $2,500. new; five-room cottage in In man Park. $3,000. new; six-room cot tage In East Point, $2,500. new; five- room cottage In College Park. $2,250; six-room cottage in Capitol View, $2,500. See us about these. D. C. Smith, 901 E t pin Bldg i ’hone M 2059 w«» LOTS for sale In East Point, East Washington avenue, by owner. Ad- •ess 110 Capitol Avenue. rtEAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR EX CHANGE. _ HAVE about $2,000 equity in North Side property, yielding monthly income, will sell or trade for modern North Side home Address A., Box 788. Atlanta. FOR BEAUTIFUL HOMfcS and build ing lots In College Park, the most de sirable suburb of Atlanta, see I. C Me* ■ Tory FARMS for sale near Fort Valley; will exchange for Atlanta property. J T. Kimbrough. 409 Atlanta National Bank Building. 7-11-29 REAL E ST A T E F OR EX CHAN G E _ ^n^To exchange four lots with out any loan for equity in tiic^ new bungalow with large lot: close in: that has to he sold. Address Owner, 15 Jef ferson place Decatur, Ga. R E At_ESWANT E D._ ^ W A N1'El ~ ^f^huiTYor^iwesTmenrr^^ reel from owner, real estate: Good cash payment. Address Quick. Box 332, care Georgian. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN Published by The Georgian Comp*Jiy 2<» East Atlanta j AU iiraa Street Georgia Entered at Atlanta puetomo* as seeond-elass matter. SubeertpMnn* Payable tn Advance. One year mail. po*:agf prepaid $5.00 j Six month* mail, postage prepaid. 2 50 Three months mail, postage prepaid l.V> i One month mail, postage prepaid 45 Suhacriptimia Payable In Advance. ! TVttrercd by carrier, one year $5.20 j Delivered by carrier, six months 2.60 iMiirered by carrier, three months 1.30 Delivered by carrier, one month 45 | Delivered by carrier In Atlanta and other cities, l one week 10 Legislators Inspect Home of E.P. Ansley Looking for Governor’s Mansion Site. Druid Hills Property Brings $11,000 Cash—Other Notes. That members of the State Legis lature have been quietly inspecting prospective sites for the new Gov ernor’s Mansion became known Sat urday. A small delegation has been out several times to look over the fine residence of Edwin P. Ansley in Ans ley Park, it is said, and have sought to get a proposition from Mr. Ansley. While Mr. Ansley’s position in the matter has not been learned, cjpse friends declare that he will sell. His lot is one of the highest in Ansley Park, with a commanding view of the surrounding country'. -It contains six or eight acres and about 1,000 feet of frontage on two streets. The house is two stories and built of stone quar ried in the park. The delegation is said to have look ed over W. F. Winecoff’s marble house in Ansley Park. This was offered to the Legislature two years ago. Mr. Winecoff wanted an appraisal board to determine the value of the place and agreed to sell at that price. The A. G. Rhodes stone house at the foot of Peachtree circle on Peach tree also came in for casual inspec tion. This was likewise offered,'among other houses, in 1911. Druid Hills Cash Sale. Mrs. Alice A. Whitman has sold to Mrs. K. H. Uantrell a 120 by 230 foot lot and brick bungalow on the south side of Fairview road, near Moreland avenue, for $11,000 cash, or at the i rate of nearly $92 a front foot, in- ) eluding the value of the improve ments. The transaction was handled through the Forrest & George Adair Rea! Estate Agency. Warranty Deed for $30,000. John W. Alexander has conveyed to J. N. Hirsch the northwest corner of Peters street and Hills avenue for $30,000. The deai was made Friday and warranty deed was placed on rec ord. Application for Building. J. B. Thompson applied Saturday to Building Inspector Ed R. Hays for a permit to erect .1 two-story business I building on the «.-ast side of Fairiie I street, between Poplar and Luckie streets, to cost $7,500. Mr. Thompson already had been given a permit to erect similar stores on the north side of Poplar street, in the same block. The stores are to the north of the Postotfice Building. Mr. Thompson’s lots adjoin in the back, but the corner \ between them is under different own ership. Mansion Question Agitated. The question of disposing of the Governor’s Mansion at the southwest corner of Peachtree and Cain streets i*S still engaging the attention of the legislators. The Committee on Pjub- lic Property is practically unanimous in favor of building a handsome new mansion and selling the old one, and is expected to draft a resolution em bodying features of resolutions offer ed by Senators Watts, Turner and Peyton. Remodeling Decatur Depot. The Georgia Railroad is busy mak ing repairs on its depot at Decatur, and there are other evidences of ac tivity in this thriving suburb of At lanta. Mrs. H. E. Goddard, owner, and W. A. Ozmer, contractor, are erecting a building to be occupied by the Johnson Hardware Company, a firm which will move from Conyers to Decatur. There are other im provements in progress, announce ment of which has already been made. PROPERTY TRANSFERS. t Warranty Deeds. $10 and Exchange of Property*— Leone E. and Lynnette F. Smith to Mrs. Ada F. Xoyes. one-half interest in lot 50 by 168 feet, north side Ba ker street, 100 feet east of Williams street. July 31. $550—H. Shannon and J. W. Mur dock to Miss Lynnette Smith. No. 42 Curran street. 23 by 100 feet. July 31. $10 and Exchange of Property—Mrs. Ada F. Noyes to Leone E. and Lynn ette F. Smith, lot 55 by 118 feet, north side Auburn avenue, 16 feet east ot Hilliard street, one-third interest. July 31 $4.000—W. E. Talley to Sam A. Oz- burn, lot 50 by 136 feet, southwest •corner St. Charles and Lakeview avenues. August 1. >2 000—Milton N. Armstrong to Ed- ■ ward M. Durant, lot 70 by 249 feet. I at northwest corner of said Edward M. Durant’s property. 467 feet north I of Ponce DeLeon avenue and 400 feet east of Bedford place. May 28. | $3,000—Peters Land Company to Mrs. Lillian S. Harris et al., lot 50 by- 150 feet, west side Penn avenu 100 feet north of Fou gust 1. $900—Thorpe Bros, to R. S. Fisk, lots 25 and 26 of Lynnhurst subdivi sion, land lot 148, Seventeenth. Dis trict. July 21. $1 and Other Considerations—J. N. Landers et al. to M. M. Anderson, lot 51 by 175 feet, north side Battle Hill avenue, 255 feet east of Matthewson street. August 1. $155—W. C. Harper to J. N. Lan ders et al., same property’, one-half interest. April 1. $155—Mrs. Sarah I. Weathers \o same, one-half interest in same prop erty. July. $4.500—Henry Hillyer to William Hurd Hillyer. lot 76 by- 295 feet, north side the Prado, being lot 8, block 15, Ansley’ Park. June 27. $2,000—Annie E. Roddey to J. A. Allen, lot 43 by 110 feet, west side Crew street, 157 feet north of Or- fnond street. June 2. 1909. $2.427—Mary Campbell et al. to Society of African Missions of Geor gia. lot 66 by 159 feet, east side of North Boulevard. 40 feet Mouth of Auburn avenue. June 23, 1913. $360—T. C. Holmes et al. to T. E. Minhinnett, lot 3K) by 193 feet, east side Texie street, 226 feet north of Peachtree avenue. July 22. 1913. $720—Frank C. Owens to E. Rivers, lot 70 by 227 feet, north side Lake- view avenue. 70 feet west of East Boulevard. August 1, 1913. $600—Same to same, lot 145 by 245 feet, north side Lakeview avenue, 337 feet west of East Boulevard. August 1, 1913. $800—G. C. Burckel to Warren O’Neal, lot 50 by 100 feet, west side McDaniel Mtreet. 68 feet south of Burchel street. 1 * July 22, 1913. $30.000—John W. Alexander to J. N. Hirsch, lot 92 by 424 feet, north west corner Peters street and Hills avenue. August 1, 1913. $4,500—William Owens and M. L. Thrower to Joseph R. Cothran, No. 138 East Merritts avenue, lot 40 by 95 feet. 1913. $155—Mrs. Sarah* I. Weathers to J. N. Landers et al. one-half interest in !ot 51 by 175 feet, north side Battle Hill avenue, 306 feet east of Mathew- fon street. July’. $155—W. C. Harper to same, one- interest in same property. April 1, 1913. $3.300—Mrs. Sailie M. Ross to Miss Ela O. Booth, No. 385 St. Charles avenue, lot 50 by 200 feet. July 16, 1912. Love and Affection—Mrs. Ella Booth Dillin to H. W. Dillin, same property. July 30, 1913. Quitclaim Deeds. $1—C. A. Lavender to John M. Hill, lot 62 by 78 feet, northwest corner of East Harris and Courtland streets. Julv 16. 1912. $1—Mrs. M. E. Brem to same, same property. August .6 1912. $3 900—Louis Gholstin to Mrs. Lena S. Huntley, 96 acres in land lot 73. Seventeenth District, adjoining Waits, Abernathy, etc. August 1. Loan Deeds. $150—Mrs. L. A. Harper to Mrs. An nie N. Towery. lot 50 by' 139 feet, north sider of Chattahoochee avenue, 50 feet east of A1 verne avenue. Au gust 1. $10.000—William Hurd Hillyer to Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company, lots 8 and 9. block 15, Ans ley Park. 150 by 295 feet, north side of the Prado. July 28. $1,000—W. L. Corley to Sarah E. and Lillian J. Dahm, No. 253 High land avenue, 66 by 200 feet. July 30. $1.200—Marcell us M. Anderson to Miss Sally S. Fulton, No. 33 Batt Hill avenue, 51 by 175 feet. August 1 $2.500—Keystone Investment Com pany to Mrs. Louise K. Ward, lot 50. by 120 feet, west side of Vedado Way, being lot 12, block C, of Vedado. Au gust J. $1,173—Sam A. Ozburn to A\. L. Talley, lot 50 by 136 feet, southw?s‘ corner of St. Charles and Lakeview avenues. August 1. $2,000—Sam A. Ozburn to E. 'fi. Morris, lot 50 by 136 feet, southwest edrije-r of St. Charles and Lakeview avenues. August 1. $500—Thomas J. Wesley to James I. Greer, lot 43 by 76 feet, northwest corner of Oliver and Weston streets. August 1. $2.000—Mrs. Ella E. Bachftter to Penn Mutual Life Insurance Compa ny. lot 53 by 19o feet, east side of Piedmont avenue, 252 feet south of Fifth street. August 1. $1 250—J. X. Landers and Anderson Bros. Compan- to Charles and David Stern, lot 51 by Ito feet, north side of Battle Hill avenue, 306 feet east of Mathewson s^.eet. July 30. $100—Nan°v Lamar to Wilson T. Lamar, lot 37 by 142 feet, on an al ley in rear of Smith street, being lot 4 of Lamar property, land lot 119. Fourteenth District. July 26. Trust Deeds. $1 and Other Considerations— Georgia Land and Loan-'Company to Trust Company of Georgia, as trus tee. lot 100 by 150 feet, south side Highland view. 226 feet east of Bar nett street; also lot 100 by 150 feet, south side Highland view’, 126 feet east of Parnett street. June 20. $1 and Other Considerations—Same to saurn, lot 54 by 160 feet, east side Spring street. 160 feet south of Lin den street, No. 381 Spring street. April 1. $1 and Other Considerations—Same to same, lot« 9. 12 and 27, block 1, of Highland View subdivision of At lanta Development Company proper ty; also lot 50 # by 174 feet on Green wood avenue; also land in Campbell and Worth Counties. Georgia. March 1. $1 and Other Consideration.®—Same to same, lot 50 by 200 feet, north side St. Charles avenue, 50 feet east of Frederica street’. April 17. Lie^s. $44—Sern Palm and Varnish Works vs. Herbert Af L. Ferrell, lot 111 by 67 hv 85 feet,'west side Hale street. 20 feet north of Virgil street. Au gust 1. Mortgages. $£00—R. C. Cheatham to Miss Janie M. Thornton. No. 75 Wabash avenue, 49 bv 133 feet. August 1. $205—C. C. Bowling to C. P. Ward, lot 65 by 248 feet, south side Vesta street, 130 feet west of Francis ave nue. July 29. $448—Ida M. Wilson to Mutual Loan and. Banking Company, lot 50 by 85 feet, northwest corner Grove and Ethel streets. July 31. Deed to Secure. $1,420—Mrs. Annie M. Smith to S. C. Dobbs, lot 59 by 169 feet, west side Sinclair avenue, 200 feet northeast of Colquitt avenue. July 31. Bond for Title. $9 000—W. D. Beatie to T. T. Baugh No 468 Capitol avenue, 45 by 200 feet. July 31. Loan Deed. $2.000—A. F. Kuhns to Dickinson Trust Company, trustee, No. 320 Grant street. 50 by 140 feet. July 25. Building Permits. $3.250—Z. D. Harrison, rear No. 20 Yonge street, two-story frame dwell ing. Day work $2.500—Mrs. R. M. Walker. 285 Myr tle street, add story. Day work. $100—George Boynton, Nos. 172-176 JUDGE ATTACKS Frees Deserted Mother of Coal Operator’s Two Children After She Shot at Him. PITTSBURG. Aug. 2.—“Women sin emotionally, unthinkingly; men often sin caiculatingly, knowing they can escape penalties,” said Police Mag istrate Daniel Winters in discharging a woman who shot twice at, but missed, a man she alleged was the father of her two children and who cast her aside and married another after she had lived with him eleven years. The woman is Miss Alice Hopkins, aged 33 years, and the man is C. H. Wisser, 60, a wealthy coal operator. ”1 do not advocate shooting, but the peculiar circumstances gives this woman a great deal of latitude, said the magistrate. If judges would treat man and woman exactly alike, I im agine there would be less masculine license. Man Should Not Escape. “It is rot fair that a woman should be an outcast and a man escape blame. Jn the case of a man and a woman about town, except w r here the man started the woman on her down ward course, it is different. “But when a man, as it seems Wis ser has done, lives with a woman as his wife, and that woman has been faithful to him and has borne him children whom she is rearing to the best of her ability, then that woman should get at least as much consider ation as the man. “Except for the perfunctory fact that no marriage ceremony has been performed, he and she are man and w ife, and even he does not deny that she has been faithful. Why Should She Bear Blame? “Then why, in the name of justice, should she bear all the blame? There is something wrong about a social system that accepts such a man and ostracizes this woman. "Some say 1 have established a precedent in the WLser-Hopkins case. If 1 have, 1 mean to follow it up. 1 do not mean I would desire to con done faults of women and punish only those of men. but I would like to leel that I could be fair and square to both, and judge them from a standpoint not influenced by sex dif ference.’’ E FOB GIRLS' HOME Wayward Child-Wife’s Trouble Causes Broyles to Speak for State Institution. Recorder Nash Broyles Saturday morning characterized Mrs. F. J. Rathnaw. 16 years old. as a striking example of* the need of a State or County reform institution to which wayward girls could be committed. The Recorder took occasion to com mend the plan of the Men and Re ligion Forward Movement to obtain such a home through legislation. "Cases of girls like this one are a problem, and 1 hardly know what to do with them,” remarked the Recor der. “The State or the county cer tainly should provide an institution to which wayward girls can be com mitted by the courts. As it is now. the courts are powerless* to commit a girl to a reform school without the consent of the parents.” Mrs. Rathnaw. who is separated from her husband and is living with her parents near Faith’s crossing, was arraigned on complaint of neigh bors. She told th<* Recorder she wished to reform, and. on her prom- is«es, the case was held open during ner good behavior. New Pastor to Preach. The Rev. Arno’d Hall, new pastor of the Gordon Street Presbyterian church, will preach his first sermon at the church at 11 o'clock Sunday morning He will also fill the pulpit at the 8 o’clock service Sunday evening. STORM HITS DALTON. DALTON. This city was yesterday afternoon visited by an unusually se vere windstorm, many large trees be ing uprooted. Limbs were broken from.trees, littering all streets. Lit tie property damage was n ported, the storm being confined to this imme diate section. FAMOUS TRAPPIST MONK DIES MONTREAL* QUEBEC. Aug 2 — Father Don Antoine. Bishop of r)k a one of the most famous of the Trap- pist monks, died here to-day in the Trappist Monastery. VOTERS ELECT DEAD MAN. HICKMAN, KY.. Aug. 2.-v 0 ters of Hickman to-day are easting T ,;. lots for H. F. Remley for Count" Judge, although he was killed V st night when thrown from a horse. Th dead man will be elected bv a hr > majority. Whitehall street, fire escape, p T Lynch *v Co. $60—W. L. Fain. No. 490 Marietta street, erect awning. Warlick Sheet Metal Company. $50—Atlanta Advertising s Pn No. 455 Marietta street, bftild hoar* Dav work. dra * $320— M. L. M. Michales. x - Ponce DeLeon avenue, add ro* m Y. lv work. $2.750—R. T. Argo, Glennwood *ve nue^ two-story frame dwelling. jj U y work. 4