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Till, ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEVA'S.
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‘LUCE’S’ UfE
Councilman-elect Dallas Tells of j
Rooseveltian Deed on Hunt
With Tax Deputy Harris
Sim" Dallas. othertvi**o known
tfcmeon I - iMJlas. (’oundlmiin-Heot
from the Seventh Ward. ombitlou*
10 rival < ’olon«l Tiit odon ftoosevMs‘e
mrufjwAne etorie* of the A Trim n rhl-
noeorl hippopotami with an int.ma.e
tt'ifi)’ of the Opontin jackra bbit.
SLe told WpdiM*H(]aj of a Thanks-
jftvinif Day hunt with "Lure" llarrli?,
whose oflVMal title # lauien Harris,
1 bief depot> to County Tax Collector
Andy P Stewart, wnlch revealed some
Ffoinfre about the Uoorgia jack rabbit
no had never know n before.
"Throufh the courteey of l nci«
Andy Stewart, 1 hat gr.i.nd old man ter
n the fine art of kind!y consideration
for humanity. Luce and I went down
to his farm Tbr « rabbit hunt." said
Sint.
‘Luce boaated that he could jump
more rabbits than an> pack of bea
ut''* I could bring - along But I knew
my dogs, and I accep:<*J the banter
for 1 rent a
Warning Unheeded.
I warned i/uee that he had betttr
b** <arefuJ, for I had heard that there
were Home of the biggest Jm krabbii*
down on Uncle Amlv’n farm lba; had
ever been aeen in fJeorgia.
Iteeplie my warning. Lu<•<* dashed
ahead when we came to a wide
wire to h of broom sedge, bordered -in
one side by a dark wood and the other
by a thick briar patch.
"Just as I expected, he headed for
the briar patch, but, knowing some
thing of th*- habits of the rabbits ! n
that part of the country, my wise Ht-
•le beagles made for the woods.
Suddenly I saw the biggest jac.k-
•rihbit that evet nhow**d the white of
Is tail to th< hounda daifl out of tho
wood* and charge toward Luce. I
saw hi* teeth gleam In the min light.
J tell you my heart went to my throat
in fear for Luce.
Attacked by Bock Ague.
"When I realised Ills life w us in
danger, for lie wasn’t looking or fenr-
ng anything from the direction of the
woods, I wji - threatened with buck
ague.
I managed to fire when the jack-
rabbit w«h within only 20 f«et of
Luce, and the cottontail threw his
heels into the air
“Oolonel Roosevelt, I’m sure, never
had a more exciting experience in
Africa
"Luce** Harris verifies the part of
ih© atory about "Sim" saving his life,
but warns any and all not to believe
anything else "Sim” toll* about the
hunt.
fjrnalz Hits the Net
ft youSWY Iv
7 s w&o. *imj
p uti.-pRess suits 1
•/6/VXTTZ'. A
KBuflM HE'
Boy's Log Is Broken
When Auto Hits Him
Jack Turner, J4 year* old. was run
down by an automobile driven by M
M. Mash burn, of the Southern Beil
(Telephone Company, and sustained a
broken right leg and numerous • uts
and bruises, late Wednesday at Nel
son and Walker streets He was
taiteii to his home No 139 Nelson
street, where h physician attended
him
Immediately after the arsMi'len’.
Mashburn called police headquarters
and notified them of the accident. T o*
acrident was Investigated and no < as©
made against M&ahbum
IT D. I. A. TO RAISE
BEER REGULATION [MOUSE FUG
Teacher Cowhided ; Tree Dweller Taken j^ «t
For Whipping Pupil
] Macon Dealers Declare Restric-
I tions Proposed by Law and Or
der League Too Severe
Ceremony Planned for Next Wed
nesday Morning at the New
County Building.
(WftGUtAS*. }
U/V I+£. m Mfifj
20-Year Youth Beats
3 In Race for Mayor
ROTSTON, Dec. 4* f'undler timn
was elected Mayor of f’o\ston ov» r
three other ran Delates b\ * ut ' \
of two votes He will probably be , #
youngest Mayor in th© H'ate. being
ja*t past 20. He graduated from the
.State University in 1912 He will
have the responsibility of establish
ing a waterworks and lighting h> *-
tern that has been voted for the city
Ginn's plurality was given bx ; a o
ncno<oltnates who came up from he
university to vote for him
Crippled Boy Kills
1 Aged
.MACON, Dec. 4.—City Council will
determine next Tuesday night what
additional restrictions, if any, shall be
put on the saie of beer In this city.
The Law Knforoenvnt League has
made the following requests: That the
use. of screens or stained windows be
barred: that saloons be confined to tne
tire limits and prohibited on Fourth
Htreet and Wall street alley: that re
fusal to give the Chief of Police, upon
request, sample bottles of the bever
ages sold shall entail revocation of
cense; that licenses be denied to t»a-
loonrnen who take out Federal inter
nal revenue licenses for the saie of
Intoxicating liquors, and that rra.na-
fers of licenses be not allowed.
The saloon men. in filing an answer
to these requests admit the power . *f
Council to impose all of the restric
tions, but declare that such an ordi
nance will put them out of business.
They awk, on the other hand, that the
price of city licenses be reduced from
; $300 to $100.
Council ha* heard both sides and
T\ /f a t> 1 TT * will make a decision next Tuesday
Mail to Rob Him D'e-
&
LC*>k\
R'Girr core. V
'N rr MOAiy)
Voo-CX
!' Dovr (
$0 -j
YOUTH STABS TEACHER
RICH TON. MTSK.. Dee. 4 Proles
*or (I C. Hall, principal of a higi-
grade private school here, was seri
ously stabbed by Charles Conway,
hi-year-old pupil, because he was
whipped for violating school rules
• | ri oei ary la doubt ful ('on a aj
has been arrested.
STKUBEXVTLLK. OHIO. jw 4 -
Daniel l a* a. aged 19, a crippled i>oy,
confessed to-day to the authorities at
Wellsburg. W. \’a„ across the Ohio
River, that he had murdered George
Mooney, aged SO, a rich.farmer, who
was found slain Tuesda-
The lad admitted that he shot
Mooney in the hope of finding iarce
sums of money in the farmer’s house*
hut the search for gold proved fruit
iest
v
: Nebraska Mayor is
Recalled by Voters
NEBRASKA CITY, NERR., Dec 4.
In the first recall election held under
the nev\ State law. Nebraska Citj
recalled Its Mayor. J. I>. Houston, and
selected in his place Paul Topping.
The principal charge against Mayor
Houston was that hr was extravagant
in the use of city funds. Houston
was Nebraska City’s first Mayor un
der the commission form of govern
ment.
Terminal Mail Offices
To Aid Parcel Post
WASHINGTON. Dec 1. To facili
tate the handling of parcel post mail
the postoffive department has begun
the establishment of railway termi
nal post offices iti other cities having
large railway facilities
It is planned to bring the totu of
such offices tip to 160 before the close
of next year.
CITY BREVITIES.
MOVING
PICTURE
SHO WS
ALAMO No. 1
Friday
"The Pay As You-Enter Man,"
special two part Essanay drama.
The Franklin Four. Dixie’* young
ast and best quartet m harmony
and comedy singing
, v SSE I B0W*7
\ >T Pot Aiy ,
'X UllPE - C
T
ALAMO NO 2
F riday.
Alexia * Strategy. - special two-
part Edison drama. A Bear E*
cape." a rearing Pathe comedy.
Aairtem* and the Monarch Four.
ALCAZAR THEATER
To day,
"Clselsea 7750,” a Metropolitan
mystery picture, with Henry E.
Dlxey in the title role. This great
production o# the Famous Playirs is
one of tl>e best pictures seen in the
South.
SAVOY THEATER
Today.
'Caprice Famous Players- Fea
ture. With Mary Picktord in the Title
Role. This Is the Play That Made
Mrs. Fiske Famous.
G-oneral Young to
Plan for Reunion
CHATTANOOGA. l)cv. t GeneraJ
Bennett H Young, of r^ouisville.
commander-in-chief of the United
Confederate Veteran*. i» the guest of
Chattanooga to-day. He has been ex
tensively entertained
General Young will leave to-night
for Jacksonville to meet committees
in charge of preparations for the 1914
Confederate reunion.
GILCHRIST QUITS RACE.
JACKSONVILLE f >• I i .v
Governor Gilchrist, one of three can
didates to succeed Duncan U. Fletch
er in the United States Senate, has
withdrawn from the race, giving pri
vate affairs as his reason.
"Society Vaudeville” promises to be
a big event In arnat*eur acting in At
lanta thi* year. It will be given the
night of December 17 at the Atlanta
Theater. Dozens of pretty girls will
take pH: in. Part of the proceeds will
fo to the Industrial Home for the
Blind.
Iv H McDonald was elected pres-
idwni of the Eagles for the coming
year Wednesday night. Other offi
cers elected were: H. E. Ruth, vice
president; G. D. Eggard. chaplain.
A. Fisher, secretary; R. E. William.-,
treasurer, and Dr. S. A Rhodes, phy
sician.
B. H, Dunn, an elevator contractor, j
working on top of the Morrow- Tran**- j
for (Company Building, was badly in- j
Jured by a beam which fell from the j
top of the shaft. He was taken to the
Grady Hospital where it was said nc !
would recover.
Fancy needlework b\ the women of
the Park Street Methodist Church is 1
the feature of a bazaar held Thurs- I
day at Nos. 67-59 Peachtree street.
The needlework consists of every
thing that iroes to make a house
beautiful In the way of table covers,
pillowslips and spreads.
A reception will be neld at the Cen
tral Presbyterian Church from 8 to
10 o’clock Friday night. The mem
bers of the congregation are requested
to be present so that they may be
come better acquainted with one an
other. * The reception will be held in
tlie Sunday school rooms.
The Ellery Band, en route to fill an
engagement at the Auditorium in At
lanta. will atop over In Dalton Tues-
j day afternoon to give a matinee con
cert at the High School Auditorium
for the benefit of the Dalton Kinder
garten Association.
NO TEXTILE STRIKE.
FALL RIVER, MASS., Dec. 4 —
There will be no textile strike he?e
The five textile unions voted to abide
by the decision of the Fall River C.k-
ton Manufacturers’ Association refus
ing an advance in wages «*f 12 1-2 per
cent.
After December 9 a beautiful State
flag will float over the new Court
house.
The flag is a gift from the Piedmont
Continental Chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution, to the Board of j
Fulton County Commissioners, and it* j
presentation Iti origin with Mrs
Richard P. Brook- regent of Pied- j
mont Chapter.
Elaborate preparations have been
made for t h^» flag raising. The Da ugh- j
ten* of the American Revolution, the
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
the Daughters of lSI2, the Chamber j
of Commerce, the Mayor and General
Council, and all friends of the Daugh- j
ters of the American Revolution have
been invited to attend the ceremonies. |
which will take place in the court- j
room on the first floor of the Court
house at 11 o’clock next Wednesday \
morning
Master of ceremonies will be Gen- j
eral Clifford A. Anderson
The program will be:
"America,” by the orchestra; speech
by General Clifford A Anderson; pre- j
mentation speech by Mrs. Richard TV ;
Brooks, regent of the Piedmont Con
tinental Chapter, D. A. ft.; **Star-
Spangled Banner,” by the orchestra; |
speech of acceptance for the city, i
Mayor James G. Woodward; address ;
by Hon. Lucien L. Knight, accepting |
the flag for the State and County;
"Dixie. - by the orchestra; talks by
Mrs. Shephard W. Foster, State re- j
gent Daughters of the American Rev- .
olution. and Mrs. William Lawson
Peel, vice president general, D. A. R. ;
NEW CLYDE LINE AGENT.
JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 4.—E. E. I
Quincy, chief clerk of the Clyde
Steamship Company here, hat; been!
promoted to be agent at Charleston. j
DOTHAN ALA., De« 4. -J. A. Joy
ner. principal of the Madrid Sch-*;>1,
near here, who was horsewhipped by
Ix»uie Pilcher Wednesday afternoon,
was here to-day in conference with
County Superintendent of Education
John Odom.
Joyner had punished a younger
brother of Pilcher in school. This
caused the tight. Pilcher struck ;he
teacher several blows with a. whip, but
ran when Joyner pulled a knife,
richer was jailed, but made 'bond.
ars anp many people, Lucy k
To Carolina Asylum woman, was brought ^ ^ 1
J ; Asylum here to-day, '
The woman, with her inf a _, .
COLUMBUS S. C Dee. < Her been living in the wood,. Vleenw* 1
fa re tanned as brown as an Indian a tree-house, anti subelstiriK on r 1
and wftli a young child clinging 11: berries and wild f^uit 00lf t
3 11 19 1
Get Out "ot the
Rut”
Don’t contirm® day after
«h*y. tn that haJf sickly
*ondltion — qr1th poor uppe
lite. sallow complexion and
( logged bowels You can
help Nature wonderfully
In overcoming all Stomach.
IJver and Bowel troubles
br taking a abort couth© of
HOSTETTER’S
STOMACH
BITTERS
TRV A BOTTLE TO-OAY
AVOID SUBSTITUTES
III III
YOU CAN HAVE IT
REPA I R ED
JUST LIKE NEW
AT A VERY MODERATE COST
The Georgian’s Repair Directory gives all th* principal placet wh* r #
an article can be repaired, and should be preserved in every home as *
guide.
Keys,Guns and l^ocks
Repaired
Safe expert
Work Guaranteed
CHAS. L. REEVES
llmith Broad Street
Phone Bell Main 885
THE PIPE
HOSPITAL
For all kinds of
Pipe Repairing
TUIV8L5N BROS.
50 NORTH BROAD ST.
ALL MAKES OF
TYPEWRITERS
Repaired and Re-
Built. Prompt ser
vlet. Thorough
work. Reasonable
charges.
American Writing
Machine Co.
Phone Main 2528.
48 N. Pryor St.
At) Kind, of rURNACES Rep,ir„
The Only Place to Get MONCRi.i
FURNACES Repaired
Prompt Attention
MONCRIEF FURNACE GO.
Phones Main 285: Atlanta 2*77
139 South Prvor Street.
SCISSORS AND KNIVES
OF ALL KINDS
SHARPENED BY EXPERT*’
MATTHEWS & LIVELY
21 ^ Alabama St. Phona. 3t t
ATLANTA. QA.
STOVES
Of An Krnd.
REPAIRED
THE ATLANTA
ITOVE SUPPLY C*.
1C1 N Porayth 8t. Phone
Ivy 1140 Store ftnpphe*
of Every Kind.
A 8ML CA9AI?ITH
- W/V //AM rampr
tlANV lUNCH
ABU n-H“TEl DINNEI?
S AuburnA/e- $UNM)y NlGHTf
ATLANTA to b :'® ht
All Week—Matinees WerL and Sat.
Klaw & Erlanqer's Stupendous
BEN-HUR
Nights 50c to $2: Mats. 60c to $1.50
CONTESTANTS’ STANDING IN
FREE CHRISTMAS GIFT DISTRIBUTION CONTEST
Great Gains in Votes Being Made by Contestants in All Districts.
THIS
WEEK
LYRIC
NEXT
WEEK
Bartley
Campbell’s
Great Play.
THE
WHITE SLAVE
ELEANOR
MONTELL
in
A BUTTERFLY
on the WHEEL
Matinees Tues.. Thurs. and Sat'
<y
Columbia Burlesque Theater
14 Central Avenue
Matinees Dally at 3, Nights at 7:30
and 9.
THE GIRL SHOW
"By the Sad Sea Waves.
RED AND GRAY EAGLE.
20—BROADWAY BROILERS—20
a
a
4)
THE MONTGOMERY
Friday.
•The Voice of Angelo." an exclu
sive two-part drama that will make
your blood run faster and interest
you throughout
The Montgomery Orchestra is one
of the best in the South and the
singing Is great
THE ELITE
f r'dev
Legend of Provence -Thie
Thmhoiise'- production in
four reels is one filled with pathos
and one Which will appeal to you as
few pictures or real plays can. as it
touches on a subject that appeals
to ah that Is good and pure in you.
VAUDETTE
Frtday
‘Tor Another’s Crime." a two reel
Reliance. "The Milkman’s Re
'■enge.’ a Thanhouser comedy that
will amuse you. Other gr^at p*c
11 res
LESS
THAN
ONE
CENT
per call is what the At
lanta Telephone service
is costing its subscrib
ers.
At no time during
the past five years has
the cost amounted to
as much as one cent
per call.
At the same time a
consistently high-grade
and rapid-fire service
has been maintained.
ATLANTA
TELEPHONE
& TELEGRAPH
COMPANY
REUNION OFFICERS ELECTED. I
JAUKSONV1L.dk De< 4 The'
j Uonferierate Reunion Association haj*
I elected William FVvre president: V.
ij U Uonj-oy and F. F Jennings, vb-ei
j presidents and A U. Turner, sr. ro
- I t.< V T' -tore a ** :•* jnrcrpors’ -r» j
Where’s Your Dog?
Hunting is no sport at
all without a good dog
WRITE OUT A LITTLE ‘WANT AD" AND
Give the City Chaps
a chance to hunt—
They're Scanning the " For Sale Dogs" Col
umns in the “Want Ad" Section of The Geor
gian every day.
(Evidence)
PLEASE STOP IT!
SO Answers Already--
FOR SALE- Thoroughly trained point
er bitch; two seasons: fast and relia
ble: stead} on field and fast hunter;
line chance to breed some full-blooded
dogs. If you kill a bird she will find It.
owner leaving State, reason for selling.
.Address Box 14. Macon, Ga.
This
issue of
niornin
little “Want Ad -- appeared in ONE
Hearst’s Sunday American and this
:’s i;pail brought the following-
Macon, (la., December 1, 19K».
The “Want Ad Man" Hearst’s Daily Georgian
and Sunday American. Atlanta. Ga.
Gentlemen Please stop this “Want Ad.”
I have received about 50 replies alreadv.
Yours truly,
J. F. WORSLEY.
If vou wan! what you want when you want it. use
>. * SJ? !5T
GEORGIAN „
•' W A N T
•UNOAY
ERICAN
v - -
ADS”
• DISTRICT
1.
Prom W A A. Railway
right
ot wav ami
'•enter of city north to Piedmont
avenue
Mrs. R It. Johnson
1.»(»"
lohn HoUlen
1.125
Miss Amelia Dunton . . .
. . !.ft"0
Mrs. G E. Howard
1,000
1 aim-.s Gallawav
... . 1,0"'
Joe MclAonald
1.00-
(Hi<*a Price . . .
.... 1.859
Clayton Ellison
1.00"
1 Tarry Goldberg
.. 1.00"
! Rotten Kendall
11.65"
j Hobson Stewart . . ....
. . . ! .00"
John Cobble
A.82"
1 Fred LlcliteqRtein ...
. ...12.21"
'Irs. M (l Brantley .
. ... ‘J.215
1 Will Griffin .0.
.1
j Mrs. J F Rhoads
11,835
! Arnold Morrison
. . 1.0""
Isadore Bleich
l.ftfto
Mrs. X. <1. Johnson ..
.
n."2u
H. L. Harper .
.. 9.500
Nellie Kate Butler . .
. 1.035
P P. Ctrl land
.8.300
I Arthur .lotiiis . ....
.... 1,0ft"
| B. K Pfiillips
..... l.ofto
Tom Van-ter
. .1.0""
1 M T. J-#.
. l.oon
' Miss Gertrude - Koplin
. . 1 (1.605
| Willie Fair
.. 1,000
I Master Arthur Phillips
. . 1,000
; Morris Taylor .
.. i.00"
I George Fierce .. .
1.72"
(.canto Oonnella
.1 ,00"
Jesse Vickers ....
3,53"
Lewis McWilliams
!i 46 5
Coburn Hendrix
ft. 135
j Miss Mia Helen Fillingin
. . 9,005
Miss Mary Johnson .
1.000
1 Raleigh Fail
1.250
Walker Drayton
1,000
Floyd Williams
l."0"
Muurace S McGant.v
1,000
, Mis* H 1. Johnson .
1.000
Edmond Allen
1,000
DISTRICT
V mm Piedmont avenue and Georgia Rail
way right of ray east to Highlanc.
avenue.
Norman < aldwe!
.36.025
NU.sk Perke Cline
11.015
Willis Skelto
. . 6,115
1 rank Henson
. 0."3"
II.. J. McGill ....
. l.Ortn
Lenton Beth a . .
. .. . 11.9V.
TT enry ynteltlnaon
.... 10.435
1 1- r. d Lenrtj
. . 1.0""
j Fos »r Hair .. .
.. 1 .000
i T. 1 Lanni*
... 1.000
| H Watson
. . 1.00"
t R. Boyd
.. I."0"
| F Neves ... ...
. ... 1.000
: f> Anderson
. l.oon
Miss Sarah Lester .....
. .. 1.000
Miss Robert Harbour .
. .. 1,000
Morris Lefhoff
.12,045
Eugene Penn
. . 1,00"
'ftv; Carrie lenegln
. . tort"
Charlie Povreti
. . 1 00"
Finley Dunn
. .. l.oon
Georg* Ant
1.00"
P. Henderson
1.00"
1 I’ Anderson , .
„ . 1,0(10
( arl Estes
1.000
Stevens Jennings ........
.... 1,105
Audrey West ..
1.000
Alvin McIntosh ....
Harry It. Smith ...
Elmer Yarbough
John Nidi
Frank Wilson
, Clifford Lloyd
'i s. C. South
Miss Mamie Brown .
Wilson Gilbert
Marry Saye
Ernest McHugh
Hoy Nuckolls
Donald Davis
Fines McArthur
Irvan Willingham
Miss Bessie Kaplan
\ris-. Kellie Dobbs
Vfiss Br**ie Harding
L Rosenthal
V <L Paint.i
Clifford Mauldin
" ( Brads
Miss Helen Pinkston
Miss Sarah A he Ison
Miss Vlrgie t’oppaga
W H. Hoey
Roger Sanders .....
Alvin Evans
Charles A. Stone ...
I.ouis Pineli
William Park
Leo Vaughn
Paul Cox .
France* Henderson .
Jacob Ranter
| Miss Carmen Thomas
! Harvey Jennings
William Long
Emile Sehuer
Herman Echols
; Miss Pearl Chambers
■ Vas’er Jesse Ducket i
J David Kirk
Herbert Edward ....
I Israel Zimruerman
Iouls Cook
Fred White
David Martin
Harvey Richardson
William Hampton ..
Frank P. Algnod . .
odi<? Richards
n. Andrad .
Earl England .....
DISTRICT 3.
From Highland avenue and belt line .ail
mad. all territory includiyl in Inman Park
Druid Hills. klrk\vo<»d. Oakhurat, Hast Lake
end Decatur With Georgia Railroad right of
wav from belt line to South Decatur car line,
including South Kirkwood
Miss Bertie Moore . .
F. Davis
. . 1,0*K>
... 1.000
. . l.ftoo
... J.000
... 1.noo
., 1
... 3.B4-**
. . 1 ,0AA
. . .18.0,10
t.rton
.. 1.000
... 7.035
. .. 8.75.1
... 1,000
7,045
. .. 1.00ft
. 8.025
1.02,’
... 1.000
. . 1.00ft
...11.285
... 1,00ft
... n.r.fto
. . 3.500
... 8.00o
...10.500
...12.000
... l.ftftft
.. «.50ft
.. 1.000
Miss Helena Patman .
. ! .""ft
Miss Lucy Scoff
1. rtoft
Miss Nell Kubet
. 3,599
Miss Pauline Asgood
.. 1,00ft
Mrs. L. Polk
... 1
Af.son Johnson . ........
. 1.00ft
Citaries Fuller
. . 1
Emery F’inn . . . . .
. 1,00"
Henn- Ncvin . .
. l.ftfto
Gordon Dill . .. . ....
. . . 1.00"
Mrs. T. F Dillard
. . 9.515
Loraine Mitchell * .
.. :;,545
Sant Glassburn
. 1.00"
Itavid Martin
..11.055
MIhh Nellie Floyd
! ,0ft«
J. A. I/twc
. 9,31"
Joe Barns . ....
. 1.00"
lamia Simmons
: .on.,
Sterling Jordan
1.00"
Hovt Bel!
1 .00"
Henry j: Harris
. 3.60’.
Byron Etheridge
1 ."ft"
Willie Hardin
ft."0"
Webb Braswell
10.135
Mm. J E R cere*
1 "0"
Oti* Jones
1.000
M*s. Thomas • Nattcrwhi’r
1 ."on
famep Robinson
1 .00"
Med lock Standrldgr
1 "O"
M!*s 'taN- Ackerman
1 .Oftft
Miss 1.1]' Kell.'
« op.
Leo Pill a
. . . 0.0*’"
'fr«. E B Smith
l.Ooo
William F Perkins
1 05ft
Weldon Olav
l.ftftO
Charles Ray
6. Oftft
s* Leonard Vieoh
1 .00"
! '-iam*
... 3.5,10
Louis Donaldson
... 3.50"
Willie Braswell
... 1.00"
O. T. Peck
. .. 3.30(1
Horace Snow
... 1 .Oft.i
Miss (’ura Day
1,00ft
Will am Hampton
1,205
II F Abbott
1.00"
DISTRICT 4
1,000
1,010
8,60"
LOO"
1,000
1,00"
1.00"
. ........ I .non
9,025
10.050
8.50"
1,000
1.000
1.000
-9,035
. 1.000
s l.OOo
1.00O
1.015
1,000
1,000
1.000
8,02"
1.035
_ _ , 3.505
Curtis Floyd Autry 3,515
Moses Kobkin 1,000
Robert Howell . 1.000
Masr.-r Anby Griffin 1,000
Daniel EE2d« 9,8 o
Alf-X Petit) 1,00ft
Abbott Sikes l.Ooo
Vernon Smith l.ofto
Adolphus Hicks ... l.Ofto
Miss Ruth Wilson 1.00ft
Harvard Robert Wilson .. l.Ofto
Hilbert Withers l.Ooo
Fred Hammock .. l.oon
Joel Hammock l ,00ft
J P. Koekmore I.fttm
Oliver Sumner ... i.fton
Claude Johnston 1.0ft"
Eugene Tomlinson S.jfto
IVddie Leamon . .» 3,,'oft
A he Brown l .ftfto
Audrey Pelot . 3.5ftft
Hunter Johnson ...12.000
harry Wood 9,000
limmie. Cornett 9.00"
Miss Lena Urelnman ...10.17ft
Miss Rubv Barton . . . 9.ft?«
William Patrick 1.000
diaries Torlatj 3.300
Murray Dixon j l.ofto
Auby Wilson . 1,00ft
DISTRICT 5
South of Capitol avenue and center of city
<■ Central of Georgia right of way. including
>>'U»h Atlanta and T.ak»-wood Heights.
Mrs. D. N. Baldwin l.ftftu
\frs. Webb 8,525
Mr*. Voss . U00"
William Hood 1.0ft"
P W. Davis . . 3.?S"
,Misa Ethel Banks l.ftftft
W C. Evans l.ftfto
V. H. MeDade 9,nio
Mrs Sullivan .13.ftft"
Mrs. T.ee F. Dregflea ... l.ofto
Miss Ada Puller ,. . l.ftfto
Mrs. O J. Parker . .. ], ft Aft
Mrs. \\ \ Redman x.500
Pierce Henderson ...... 0,185
Ralph Ross . . ... . .. j’oftft
Pannie May Cook .. .... .. Uftftft
Mrs. C M. Kirby 3,5ft"
lullsn s-as 6,02,5
Miss Evelyn Wilson ... 10,141.
Robert T Fears .... 1 .ftoo
'ieorge L. Pratt ....... ....... 1,00ft
Voblf Hendrix . ... 1.00ft
W. ft. Wayne l.ftftfl
F red Sale . 1,00"
Edmond Thrasher l.ftftu
lohn Buchanan . .. l.ofto
George Kempton 1.000
Miss Fannie K. Hall .. . . .. l.ftftv
Winnie Bell Davis . l’ftA"
Carl Aaburv 1.00ft
Evelyn Mill® ........ 3.5fti>
M. B. Jorman 1,000
K. L. Ferguson \ non
B G \V.I«r,n , 1.00(1
F. M. .Bishop .12.01 5
Mrs. A V. Anderson . 1 .ftftft
Mrs. J. H. Abbott 9,605
Miss Sallle Reels LOO"
R. T Beeland . .. l.ftftn
'}. Kahn , l.oon
Miss Emma Childree ..... l.ftfto
P IT. Lafayette 1,00"
A. G. Davis l .(Win
Mrs. F. 8,515
Miss Chloye Hannon 6,02ft
lames Lords y. . l.ftft"
lohn Wheleas l.oon
Randal] Leon Parker . l.OQO
George Flounvoy 1.ftftft
Humbert. D. Christina 11.175
sister Regis l.ftftn
W. B. Lowe 3,585
Mrs. J. M. Adamson . . . ft.lfto
Barton Troutman 1.0ft"
Carl Mathew .. .l.ftftn
It. Sock well . . . l.nno
Robley Cullilan ... . . . 2,54"
I L. Roches ... 3,50ft
it H. Grantham ....... 1,00ft
Murray Dlsoon 1,00ft
"alter Stalling* ... l.ftftn
\tbert Tuggle 6.005
Charles Corain .... , l.ftfto
lot* Jabbonslcl /, 6,0ftft
Mrs. A. F. Evans 1 .ftftft
Wilbur (metre** 6,025
H. E. Smith 11.00"
Sylveria Dimer 3,505
I .eon Nixon 3.54"
Clisrles Butler 3,550
P. R. AteKinney l.ftoo
i iiuu Cook .... 1.000
Edward Smith 1,000
X'ori Mcara l.ftfto
Dare Knhn 1.000
Miss Thelma Rouaey l.ftft"
Pat O'Donnell 3.5ft"
1 L. Boatwrlffht 3,50ft
Robert S. Howell . , 3,30ft
1 Irorge Ot,* 11.00ft
William Porter S.5ft«
DISTRICT ft
V! terri'erx south of McCall Crdssing; li
uding Oakland City Fort Aferheraor Fm,-
Point, College Park. Farnglde and Hapedll**
Ralph Brown .. ti ft I
Mrs. C. M. Mi veil ' g/.ng
'Irs. T. E. Dillard l.ftftg
.Mary Buff ... •;
Henry Thornton ’ ’ u 'o,.g
William Arrendale . 1 .»»«<|
James Cunningham ... ... ..i»»!fCf|
DISTRICT 7.
from Central of Georgia Railway ritfu of
way and Lumpkin street west to Went ITm-ef
street, including Battle Hill.
^flss I^«eta Carson 1 .on®
}frs. B. \A'. Ware ... . .. ... r.\vj«j
Harold Curtis i’ha®
Miss Afargaret MTilte 1
Kd Green .„y
Mix* Mabel Casey . .........
Paul Peyton ;;
Miss Nonna Knohloek . .. ... ■ t.(
Harry Roberts
Mrs. William Turner : v®
Eddie Breen 1 <v*s
.lint Wilkinson . . ” i'.in*
Willie Johnson . ...... > nn®
M r. F. Sweet . * *' ; <«•«
Henrv VATtite .
...11 .OAR
Lincoln Dari*
. ..12.0W5 J
VA'i'liarn Porter
1 1
WilMans Benson
...12.045
Irwip Almond . .
1 • 1 i
Mrs. Joe Pwanton ....
,..II.K»5
Irene Wavtte .
. '.ft*™
Joe Welhum ....
,.. l.ftfto
Jock Donohue
. 1
"illie Campbell
k nua
Mary Norwood
t ft„o
f lyde Archer . .
, . . I.I.iH* j
Joseph Taylor
... fi.r.iwi 1
Robert Codings
...li.ftfttf
Robert Bennett
... i.ft"«
AP C,,r* KuoMocl.
. I f"»«
A lev Burton
. ."..'.ftit
Irene AVavnc
,von® I
(Jordon Fretwell
.. 8.R8S j
Yanee Grime
WJllie Winer . t'ftftft
Burtram Allen ’’ ;,*°1
Wray Turner .... n "ft
fison Agkew .. . *
J. D Welch s>»(»
Alfred Stewart . .. ft .ft 45
Buht»> Bennett ftftft
Hayden Christian . 3,5"1
Pauline Fretwell ft
Charlie Stevens ...... vm
Wiley Loyd 5 ft®
Fred RHgg*
Davis Little * -.•■®
Mien Wynne i.rm®
D. D. Burt * ! in®
DISTRICT f
From West Hunter street norm : VT ,t y.
Railway right of way. including all terrltnrf
• *n Ut* 1 river ear line.
Miss Nellie Mason . ................ '
Luther Wynn "'*®
Xfr*. 1 W Watts .
'frs, C. Wilson
Mrs. j^am Waters . .
Mrs F. O. Farme* ...
x - a than Minsk
'frs. G. A. Grin ter
Mrs. *. L Rnrder
Miss Florence Simmons
Mi«s Dorothy Farmer
Miss Elizabeth Evans
Joe T.oyd
Edwin Crine
Hir.
1 "Jft
f/eonard Hindmmi
Roy Roper .... ...4®.-.
Thomas Carter
Floyd Harris
Charles Plunke*
Rav West
Clifford P1er«r>n .....
Miss Marie Wilson ....
Mrs. R. P. Flennken . . ...
Hanahei Baker . ...
Simon Cohen
Ethel Farmer ... ......
Owen FmTo«ter
Henry White
Lincoln Daris
M. E. Turner
Clyde C'ullam
DISTRICT 9.
AM outside territory within a 2"-mile ’»**
dlus of Atlanta not Included in District*
2. 3. J. 5. 6. 7 and S, east of an imagines*
line running due north and aouth Oironph tin*
^’ute Canitol.
ATrs. J. C. Kitchens .....y,avmt
AfeCollum . .... l.oe»
.. M«n
.. 9.P23
.. 1.ftff»
. . ! .CftMf
|
I ft :’ftu
1.01®
t.fKTl
UWI»
A'ina Watson
'Mss Emma Durham
Miss Marie Locftv ......
Mss Anna May Thurman
.Mis* Emma Hobbs .
llarr-y Clark ...
F. w. Evans ............
A. B. Kenny . .........
■*ani Whitehead . -
F F Anderson
Mr«. r. n. Riley
Mr. G R. Ware
M’ss Elia Strong
Miss Rosa Trimble .....
'tlss Carrie Rebh
Clarence Martin
Beulah McKenzie
FL H. Brown
Mrs W. F. Brown
n»7iua1d Reagir
1.oor»
. l.nftd
, ft.ftfr*
. l.flott
! i>tMt
; i>«®
1 ftoti'
i 1 ftft'i
i nn "
: l«*k<
. I.v^e
l.ftftn
r.f' nn
, l.lWd
j nft'1
; 1.flan
t.ftftu
l.ftftu
.izrzrTrizmrz.cic^
Mrs r. r. Hill
l.nno
Harry Rainey ...»
Mrs. T F. Jongs .
M-s E. R Tate
A Ivlan Johnsor-
'ft**- Mart Houser .
Clem Free
Thomas Brown
ATlsa Reba Oiamrar
From southern bvcm.lary .»r I)atr><-( No
to Capitol av*nue and Georgia Railroad, ii
■•ti'dirv East Atlanta and Oivuewood.
XfUs Marian Robinson . i.oyn
Mrs. '. Borg . i on"
Mrs. S. E. Patterson/.. l.oft"
Adell Cook . 6,955
Morris Febiberg l.""n
Miss Ida Barnwell l.ftftn
Elbert Stewar* J.'.ft"
Ro Snider . i.noo
NaiPU Youug
AlLss Mary Hoi)sway
1.000
'Ms* lr^P VAlL*nn
\ft«« Af-rrle Barnhart
. , 1.ftftft
T G HiB , . .
Morris Thompson
1 .Oft* 1
Aft** Nellie Rndgar*
Herbert Boyd
12. a™
R P John?
Forrest dark
. 6,OAft
Afr« I.en T onr*
Write Elmer Whit* .
1.000
M'-s Glad's Dxnlft 1
Albert McDuffie ....
. . - 9.100
Gu' Bngers
Fred Hanna
1.000
Clifford Denson ...
Matt Mason
... . 9.965
Frank Walker .
Willie Millet
- .. l.ftfto
Clarence Pr**»m
Grady Gordon
... l.Ooo
Meldoti Brougtiton ,
Mrs. V.. F. Ison
5.500
Warren McGee ....
Mrs. T. J. .McElrov
. . 1.00"
Grover Tribble
Mrs. 1 ' Arbonglt
l.OOo
'••!:* Watson
• 1 idude McGinni*-
8.ft""
k.mtua Durttsm
"Pliam MH»ougkiii'
I"."."-.
' 1 Iss At:m» Ma- Tti<
. 'Vest
12.18
I dtrard Plevt'iw -
Miss Xepb- Kendall
. 3.510
Fred Uliltlev
M-x \V I William*
3.'(*0
• lavrfncd FPtwVir-
Birdie Ingram
11."""
1 “lie if Boatman
vhailfcs Kit s
- . . 5,50"
Ralph Edwards ...
Miss Ore Mann ...
/ .. 1,000
loe Dasher . ..-•
'-tis Moore .
9.Oftft
Alma Wilke 1 soti
Martha Rail
.11.04-
lames Edwards - -
1 atie« Edwards
1 .or
1 wrr l Vrv«tor
Harvey Eubank*
6. Oftft
Hansel Baker
\fyr-i* Stone
in ft""
Vtfr«/f ( a.Ml*
SI4I4 W«n ti
— - t sftft
(ila Aim and . . IS*"
v S. Berry I.F"!
Barton Long , , -^1
.rotin Perry 1 “J
'!!>■« Ruth Hargood
Miss Renta Ayres ...... 1?
DISTRICT I®.
AM outside territory within a 2" mfl-- *-
dins of Atlanta not 'neluded in Dle'rlf''*
?, 3. 4. 3. 6. 7 and 8. weat c< ae imagev*
Mne running due noftli and aouth fhrougb >•
state Capitol ijtfof
.■.‘irrznr/* < ^
~ t "en
...... >•**••
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i ftftft
.... ^
......... ... •• j tyy
* Of®
H
v Aftd
— 1.008
5 ’li
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