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If KARST'S SUNDAY AMERICAN, ATLANTA, CA., ST’NDAY. DECEMBER 7, TO
URGED TO STB?
FOREST FIRES
Damage Is Done for This Year,
but Co-operation Promised
for Next Season
ATHENS, Dec. Prof^aeor Alfrc :
A ken nan, head of t !i e department of
forestry of the (too nr i a State Oollafrc
»f Agriculture, has returned from
North Georgia, where he hae been a<
draaaing meetings of citizens in thr-•
of the mountain counties about tht
m porta no# of prote< tint? the fore'
rom flree in the fall.
At the time of the meetings th
atmoaphere wae pungent with odor
of burning leaves, smoke hung like >
pall over all the mountain country,
and the nights were lit up bt' fires
that consumed the leaves and under-
• rueh of the forest areas
The heavy rains of the early part
of the week quenched the fixes, and
the damage which the fires will do
•his year Is over At leaet It Is ex
pected that there will not be any
nore Important outbreak*
Professor Akerinan told the moun-
• *ln people of the great losses which
iiey were aulTerlng each year from
a re leas ly setting leave* on Are
Voting sprouting trees axe destroyed
shrubs and well started young trees •
ire either completely destroyed or ate 1
done Irreparable harm, the litter and
‘vimtis of the virgin soil Is so darn-
<ged as to cut ofT a part of the fu
ture food supply of the forests, while
even the large trees are checked in \
their growth and their value as lum
ber depreciated by the ground fire-
The people who attended the meet
mgs expressed a determination to
-xerdse greater care and to see to
If. that the careless who do start
such flree axe taught a lesson.
‘Napoleon’ Buys Meal;
Can’t Pay; Is Jailed
Special Cable to The American.
PARIP, Dec. 6.—Another Napoleon
has made his appearance, and In a
rT>!e which was certainly unworthy of
h\n great name A well-dressed man
enter*] a restaurant in the Boule
vard de Ollchy and ordered an ex-
! •endive meal, which was washed
down by the fines? wines In the e»-
ta bllshment.
He was treated with great consid
eration b\ the waiters and manager
until he declared that he hadn't a
sou. He was taken to the police sta
lion, where he gave his name a« Na
poleon Bonaparte. It la h1e real name.
Without domicile, profession or re
sources, Napoleon was sent to the
56,221 YEARLY
IS WHAT 6 GIRL
OF 15 SPENDS
A I lock-up.
' $500 to Son, $25,000
For 3 Monuments
ALLENTOW'N, Dec 6. Twelve
thousand dollars for a monument for
himnalf, $10,000 for one to his father
and $.1,000 for a third to a brother
ere among the provisions of the will
of Charles I^sch, retired liveryman,
who died last week. He leaves an
estate animated to he worth more
lhan $200,000.
His son. Andrew, is cut off with
$500 and the Income of a farm, while
the residue of the estate is to go to
his sister, Alice, the heirs of his
brother William snd the heirs of his
brother Frank, In equal shares
They UseLemonJuice
For Secret Letters
Women Fail to Vote
In San Francisco
Two Noted Artists
Billed for Concert
CHICAGO. Dec. 6.-—A Chicago
window’ washer's romance was told
before Judge Mahoney, when Wll-
| liam Gr^en, 21, faced a charge of
disorderly conduct placed by Miss
Bertha Shuey, 18, a stenographer.
"He said he was going to wed me,"
explained Miss Shuey. "We wrote
letlggs so my mother couldn't read
them. We w r rote them with lemon
Juice I would hold them near a
match or candle fiame and the writ
ing would come out brown.
Green was discharged.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec.
-An
• nalysls of the rote of the municipal
election of November 11 by Registrar
of Flections Zemanekl shows that of
the 49.833 women registered, only 19,-
678 voted
Of a total of 72.&f*l, something more
than one-fonrth was caM by women.
The total registration was 146,673,
fewer than one-third being women.
ft/lme. Rlheldoffer, Operatic Soprano,
and Mary Dennison Galley, Vio
linist, Coming to Auditorium.
Wives Get Year’s Pay
Of Drunken Husbands
IOHA, KA.VS.. Dec. 8. Assignment
of their wages for a year to their wives
was the punishment meted out to three
men found guilty of drunkenness In the
Municipal Court here.
"Men." said the Judge, "there's Just
one way out of this for you Oo back
to the factories, do your work and let
your wives draw the pay Otherwise, to
Jail you go, to stay until you nerve
the maximum penalty,"
Lost Horle Is Wild
When Finally Found
rKHFPJMTNG. MICH.. Deo. 8.- Clor-
«noe Dawson and Bert Walker, lsh-
nemlng men. have recovered a horse
hat had broken a wav from them in the
wilderness 30 mllea from the ofcy early
‘ast spring, when they were on a fish
ing trip
A homesteader new tbe horse a few
-lays ago and notified the owners The
Horse was as wild as a deer and was
orralod with difficulty
Mme Grace Hall Rlheldaffer, the
noted operatic soprano, and Mary
Dennison Galley, the violinist, will
appear together In concert next Fri
day evening in the Tabernacle Audi
torium under Alkahest Lyceum ana-
plow.
The pianist who will appear 1n tbln
concert. Miss Askew, Is well known
In musical clrclea.
Mme. Rlheldaffer is known from
coast to coast, and Is probably the
most popular of oLl the great Amer
ican singers who devote their efforts
exclusively to concert work.
She is said to have a splendid stage
presence, a winsome and gracious
personality and remarkable temper
amental gifts.
The program for Atlanta will In
clude the celebrated Goundd-Rach
“Ave Maria,” arranged for voice and
violin. It will a.lso Include popular
passages from the tuneful ”11 Trova-
tore."
NEW YORK*, Dec 8.—Miss Mar
garet VanCortlandt Ogden, who is 16
years old, Is perplexed by the high
cost of living, but she can solve the
problem if Surrogate Fowler will
grant her petition and direct the pay
ment of $4,000 \ year to her parents
from her trust fund. She spends $6,-
220 a year, according to her item
ized list, and with $150,000 in trust
with the Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Company she sees no reasort
why ends will not always meet..'
Miss Ogden 1s the daughter of Fran
cis L. Ogden and Mrs. Gertrude Og
den. residents of this city, who spend
the greater part of the time at Cannes,
France. Miss Elizabeth G. Smlth-
Cliff left the trust fund by her will
to Miss Margaret, and It was to have
accumulated in care of the trust com
pany until she becomes of age.
The petition says that her parents
are wealthy, and that in the event of
their deaths she will have a large in
come. She is not dependent on the
trust fund and does not expect to be,
but the trust fund Is there, so why
may It not pay a part of her own ex
penses?
Surrogate Fowler yesterday read
the list of expenses which Miss Mar
garet finds essential to her education
and pleasure. He decided that he
could reach no decision until he had
additional information concerning the
Incomes erf Mr. and Mrs. Ogd'en. When
that Is presented to him he will see if
Miss Margarets problem should be
solved in the way she suggests.
FEEL HEADACHY,
r , DIZZY, BILIOUS?
CLEAN YOUR LIVER! A RIME A BOX
Sick headaches! Always trace fhem
to lazy liver, delayed, fermenting food
In the bowels or a sick stomach. Poi
sonous. constipated matter, gases and
bile generated In the bowels, instead of
being carried out of the system. Is re
absorbed Into the blood. When this poi
son reaches the delicate brain tissue. It
causes congestion and that dull, sicken
ing headache Cascarets will remove
the cause by stimulating the liver, mak
ing the bile and constipation poison
move on and out of the bowels. One
taken to-night straightens you out by
morning—a 10-cent box will keep your
head clear, stomach sweet, liver and
boweTs regular, and make you feel
bright and cheerful for month* Chil
dren need Cascarets. too.
CANDY CATHARTIC
Stopped Nigh! Sweats
and Banished Cough
IT yera are tuffertivg irttti a rurtlmif t wmjti,
ltl or Lan« Trouble wtrloh doee not yield to
any treatment. It might be the greatest vatae
to you to Investigate wtiat KcVmar'a Alterative,
• medVdne for the Throat end Lnngo, ha* »c
compTlshed for tniny similar sufferings Many
who hare Inveattgared and ’.mod It hare rolun
tartly declared that tt waa the mean* of oaring
their Urea Read thla root
’‘Oentlwnen. -For four years 1 m troubled
with a cough, which gradually became worse
I had night sweats and pains In my chest 1
was losing my appetite and had become no thin
and weaV 1 could not attend to ray houaeh<^1
duOea. A physician pronounced my din roe r
1«ng Trouble Not being eatlsfled. I wan uam-
ltwd by the physicians of the Potyanntc Hospital
They also confirmed my trouble, and l wen nr
de-ad away for treatment My nephew would
not allow me to to until I had tried Kck man's
A Tt era tire Before 1 had taken the medicine
three week* 1 had marked relief, night ■wests
rested, pain In the breast relieved, cough be
came loose and eony. fwrar left me, and I com
rarived getting well My health became nor
in*. 7 am In excellent health now. and have
been for twelve years.*' $
(Signed) (MRS ) MARY WASSON
Care Ed. Green, 1T13 S. 17th St-. Phils.
(Above abbreviated: more on request I
Erkman’s Alterative has been proven by many
year*' teat to be most efficacious for severe
Throat and Lung Affections. Bronchitis. Hron
chlal Asthma. Stubborn Cokis an.1 In upbuild
tng the system Oontolna no narcotic*, poisons
or habtt foratna drugs Sold by ali Jacob*
Drug Stores and other leading druggists Write
•up Kckman laboratory, Philadelphia. Pa . f -
booklet telling of recoveries and additional ert
dence.
N. C. & St. L. Ry. and W. &
A. R. R.
Will on December 9 inaugurate the
DIXIE LIMITED, a solid Pullman
train. Southbound this train will
eave Chicago 11:25 a. m., St. Louis
1 p. m., and arrive Atlanta 9:25 a. m.
and Jacksonville, Fla., 8:10 p. m.
Northbound this train will leave Jack
sonville at 9:85 a m., leave Atlanta
8:25 p. m., and arrive St. Louis 2:50
m. and Chicago 7:02 p. m. This
tigh-class train will be composed of
:lub car, standard drawing room
leeping cars, observation compart
ment car and dining car through from
Chicago and St. Louis to Jacksonville
ithout change. This elegant train
s in addition to the well-known and
>opular DIXIE FLYER, thus afford-
r.g first-class double daily service
etween Chicago and St. Louis. Atlan-
a and Jacksonville, Fla.
For reservations and other infor
mation address
J. A. THOMAS,
City Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Atlanta. Ga . or
C. E. HARMAN,
General Passenger Agent, Atlanta. Ga.
Advi.
In
SPOTLIGHT
y’PUBLIC
APPROVAL
A little better than the best
and a lot better than most is
a,, BLEND ^
i. uMn»rxPnntrminC'l> || H ,ll,r
SERWLfCWM
*£,eui& 66
A whiskey that has satisfied the best judges
of liquor for nearly fifty years.
Case of Foar Full Quarts $5.00. Express Prepaid
For aale by oil loading mail order bouses and cafes. Newer
sold in bulk. Sold only in glass direct from distillery
THE STRAUSS, PRITZ CO., Distillers, Cincinnati
, .irf.-.v.rey"*—— • -• ■ imaprrirri
With $150,000 in Reserve for
Miss Ogden,. Permission to Use I
$4,000 Annually Is Asked.
EVERYBODY TOGETHER NOW!
HELP YOUR FAVORITE WIN
18 Days REMAIN 18 Days
OF HEARST’S SUNDAY AMERICAN and ATLANTA GEORGIAN
FREE CHRISTMAS GIFT CONTEST
TO THE FAVORITES:
You have to have subscriptions to get votes to win. Jiemember that your work this
week may win the $100 diamond ring.
lOO VALUABLE PRIZES lOO
MAKE YOUR CHOICE
-$100 Diamond Rings
-$60 Gold Watches and Fobs-
-$40 Chests of Silver—
$35 Diamond Rings—
-$20 Camera Outfits—
-Ten
-Ten
-Ten
-Ten
-Ten
Ten-
Ten-
YOURS FOR
Ten
Ten
AN EFFORT
$18 Traveling Bags-
—$12 Manicure Sets—
$10 Suit Cases
$5 Fountain Pens-
-Ten
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Ten
SEVERAL WEAK DISTRICTS
There are several weak districts. Look over the list. If you livejn a weak district,
send in your name as a candidate and get busy securing subscriptions before next Sat
urday night.
II Is Nol
Too Late
To Enter
Nominate a Candidate
FREE CHRISTMAS GIFTS DISTRIBUTION.
NOMINATION BLANK—GOOD FOR 1,000 VOTES.
HEARST’S SUNDAY AMERICAN AND THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN
I Nominate -
Address —
Phone No
Signed t
Address
Only the First Nomination Biank Cast for Each Candidate Will
Count as 1,000 Votes.
You Collect
No Money
In Advance
CONTESTANTS’ STANDING IN
FREE CHRISTMAS GIFT DISTRIBUTION CONTEST
Great Gains in Votes Being Made by Contestants in All Districts.
DISTRICT I.
From W. ft A. Railway right of way and
renter of city north to Piedmont avenue
Mrs. R. B. Johnson 1,000
John Holden 1.125
Min* Amelia Dunton 1.000
Mrs. G. E. Howard . 1.000
James Gall away 1,000
Joe McDonald l.‘»00
Otica Price .... 1.650
Clayton Ellison 1.000
Harry Goldberg - 1.000
Robert Kendall
Hobson Stewart 5.550
John Cobble
Fred Lichtenstein 13,355
Mr*. M. O. Brantley 10,300
Will Griffin * 1.000
Mrs. J. r Rhoads 1 ? >n 22
Arnold Morrison J' 00 !!
Isadore Bleich 1.000
Mrs. V. O. Johnson 12,325
H. L. Harper 10.000
Nellie Kate Butler 1.035
P. P. riel laud 11,130
Arthur .Tollns J.000
B. E. Phillip* J.000
Tom Vawter
M. T. Jones ...M00
Miss Gertrude KopWn 15.605
Willie Fair MOO
Master Arthur PhTlfipa 1,000
Morris Taylor M00
George Pierce 4.500
Leanto OonneTla M^O
Jea™ Vickers 4.530
lie win McWilliams 9.475
Coburn Hendrix 10,135
Miss Lila Helen Fllllngtn 11.000
Miss Mary Johnson 1.000
Raleigh Fall 15.220
Walker Drayton 1.000
l-'loyd Williams 1.000
Miss Nellie
,T. A. Lowe
Joe Barns .
Louis Simmons
Sterling Jordan 1.000
Hoyt Bell l.ooo
Henry B. Harris 5,000
Byron Etheridge 1,000
Willie Hardin 10,310
Webb Braswell 12,105
Mrs. J. E. Reeves ....1,000
otls Jones 1,000
Mrs. Thomas C. Sattenrfhlt* 1.000
James Robinson 1.000
Medlock Htandridge 1,000
Miss Mabel Ackerman 1,000
Miss Lily Kelly 7,100
Leo Pllla 10.200
Mrs. E. B. Smith 1,000
William E. Perklna 2.310
Weldon Cloy 1.000
t'harle* Ray 7,275
St. Leonard VIeeh ................... 1,000
Floyd Adams $.510
Winnie Bell Davis 1,00ft
Carl Asliury 1,000
Evelyn Mills 4.000
M. B. Jorman 1.800
E. L. Ferguson 1.000
B. G. Wilson 1.000
F. M. Bishop 12,200
Mrs. A. V. Anderson 2.000
Mrs. .T. H. Abbott 14.700
Miss Sallle Bevis . 1,000
8,005
1,000
4.110
1.000
1.000
Maurace 8. McGanty
Miss H. L. Johnson
Edmond Allen
Mattie 81mmons
Yiinton Bethea
Odie Richards
Carl England
DISTRICT 2.
From Piedmont avenue snd Georgia Rail
way right of way east to Highland avenue.
1.000
1,000
. 6.325
. 3,50ft
.15,000
.14,205
. 6,010
Louis Donaldson
Willie Braswell
G. T. Peck
Horace Snow
Miss Cora Day
Wiliam Hampton 1,205
H. F. Abbott 1,000
DISTRICT 4.
From southern boundary of Dstrlet No. 3
to Capitol arenue and Georgia Railroad, In
cluding East Atlanta and Ormewood.
Miss Marian Robinson 1,000
Mrs. A. Borg 1,000
Mrs. 8. E. Patterson 1,000
Adel! Cook 7,250
Morris Feinberg 1,000
Miss Ida Barnwell 1,000
Elbert Stewart 8.50ft
Bay Snider 1.000
Neville Young 1,000
Alvin McIntosh 1,00ft
Harry D. Smith 2,00ft
Elmer I^arbough 9,0ftft
John Hall 1,000
Frank Wilson l.ftOft
Clifford Lloyd 1.000
Mrs. C. Smith 1,00(1
Miss Mamie Brown 1,000
R. T. Beeland
G. Kahn
Miss Emma Chlldree ..
T. H. T.afayette
8. G. Davis
Mrs. A. F. Anderson
Miss Chloye Harmon
lames Lords
John Whelesa
Randall Leon Parker .
George Flournoy
Humbert D. Christina
Sister Regis
W. B. Lowe
Mrs. J. M. Adamson
1.000
. 1.000
. 1.000
. 1,000
. 1,000
. 3.515
. 7.650
. 1.000
. 1.000
. 1.000
. 1,000
.14.275
1,000
..12,110
. .13,5
Barton Troutman 1.000
Car] Mathew ] ,000
R. Rockwell 1.000
Rohley Oulllan 4,250
Willie Winer 3.530
Burtram Allen l.ioo
Wray Turner .,.10,000
J.eon Askew . 3.500
J. D. Welch 9.000
Alfred SWsrt 14 315
Bubby Bennett 1.000
Hayden Christian 8.950
Pauline Fretwell 10,075
Charlie Stevens . 5,000
Wiley J/oyd 11,060
Davis T.it tie 10.010
Allen Wynne 3,525
D. D. Burt 3.505
A. lrran Almand 3,505
DISTRICT 8.
From West Hunter street north to W. ft A.
Railway right of way. Including all territory
on the river car line.
Mis* Nellie Mason l.flftft
I.uthcr Wynn 1,000
Mrs. L. W. Watts 1,000
Mrs. C. Wilson 12,385
Mrs. Ram Waters 10,100
Mrs. F. O. Farmer 1,000
Nathan Minsk 1.080
Mrs. O. A. Grlnter 1,000
Mrs. E. L. Snyder 1.000
L. L. Rochea
R. H. Grantham
Murray Dlacon
7.100
1,000
1.000
Walter Stallings 1,000
6,350
Norman Caldwell
Miss Peart Cline . .
Willie Skelton
Frank l!en*on ....
L. J. McGill
l.enton Brtha ...
Henry Hutchinson
Fred I^nny
Foster Hair
T. D. T.annis
H. Watson
R. Boyd ,.
E. Noyes
D. Anderson
Miss Sarah Lester
MH* Robert Harbour
Morris Lefhoff
Eugene Penn
Mis* Carrie lenegln
Charlie Powen
Finley Dunn
George Ant
P. Henderson ...
J. P. Anderson
Cart Estes
Stevens .Tenntrigs ...
Audrey West
W H. Hoey
Roger Sanders
Alvin Evans
Charles A. Stone . .
l/ouls Pinell
William Park
l^n Vaughn
Paul Cox
Frances Henderson
Jacob Samet
Miss Carmen Thomaa
Harvey Jennings
William Long . .
Emile Schner . .
Herman Echols
Miss Pearl Chambers
Master Jesse Duckett
David Kirk
Herbert Edward
Israel Zimmerman
I. outs C«>oh
Fred White
David Martin ....
Harvey Richardson
William Hampton
Frank P Algood
Odie Richards . ..
H. Andrad
Earl England
DISTRICT 8.
From Highland avenue and belt line rail
road, all territory Included In Inman Tark.
Druid Hills. Kirkwood. Oakhurst. East Lake
and Decatur. With Georgia Railroad right of
way from belt line to South Decatur car line.
Including South Kirkwood.
Mlsa Bertie Moore
Mrs. E. F. Davis .
Alias Helena Patman
rr.
16,025
15,00'*
8,115
...10,000
... 1,00(1
...12.200
...11,350
... 1,000
... 1,000
... 1.000
... 1,000
... 1.000
... 1,000
... 1.000
... 1.000
... 1.000
...13,000
... 1,000
... 1,000
... 1,00'*
... 1.000
... 1,000
... 1,000
... 1,000
1,000
. . . 1,105
. . . 1,000
... 1,000
... 1,000
... 1.000
. . . 1,000
.. 1.000
... 1.000
... 6.000
... 1.000
...16,050
... 1,000
... 1.000
...10,305
... 9,850
. .. 8.200
... 8,150
... 1,000
... 8,025
... 2.750
1.000
1.000
. if 496
1.000
4.200
3.700
10,200
11.159
12,000
11,000
6.500
Wilson Gilbert
Harry 8 aye
Ernest McHugh ..
Hoy Nuckolls
Donald Davis
Hines McArthur ..
lrvan Willingham
Miss Bessie Kaplan
10.300
12,350
- 11.200
1.000
1.000
1.000
15.020
1.000
Miss Nellie Dobbs 1,000
Miss Bessie Harding 1,000
J. Rosenthal 1,015
V. G. Painter 1,000
Clifford Mauldin 1,000
W. C. Evans 1,000
Miss Helen Pnkston 7.000
Miss Sarah Abelson 1,035
Miss Virgie Coppage 4,100
Curtis Floyd Autry 3,650
Moses Robkln 1,000
Robert Howell 1.000
Albert Tuggle
Charles Coraln 1,000
Joe Jabbonskl 7.250
Mrs, A. F. Evans 1,000
Wilbur Ogletree 8,100
H. E. Smith 12,100
Sylverla Dimer 3,505
Leon Nixon 4,250
Charles Butler 3.780
P. B. McKinney 1,000
Louis Cook 1.000
Edward Smith 1.000
Nori Meara 1,00ft
Dave Kohn 1,000
Miss Thelma Rouaey 1.00ft
Pat O’Donnell 5,000
C. L. Boatwright 6.010
Robert 8. Howell 8.500
George Ott 11.000
William Porter 14,500
Henry Hutchison 6,005
DISTRICT 6.
All territory south of McCall Crossing. In
eluding Oakland City, Fort McPherson. East
Point, College Park, Fernslde and Hapeville.
Mrs. F. E. Hill l.ooo
Miss Mary Hollaway 1,000
Miss Myrtle Barnhart 1.000
Morris Thompson 1,000
Herbert Boyd 14,100
Forrest Clark 7.900
Wylie Elmer White 1.000
Albert McDuffie 12,060
Fred Hanna 14100
Matt Mason 12,980
Willie Miller 1,000
Grady Gordon 1,000
Mrs. W, F. Ison 6,100
1,000
9,010
1,000
1,000
1.000
1.000
Miss Florence Simmons
Miss Dorothy Farmer .
Miss Elizabeth Evans
.Toe Loyd
Edwin Crane
Leonard Htndmon ....
Roy Roper 1,000
Thomas Carter 1,000
Floyd Harris .• 12.030
Charles Plunket ..1.000
Rav West 1,000
Clifford Pierson 13.200
Miss Marie Wilson 3.100
Mrs. B. P Flennken 1.000
Hanshel Baker 12,905
Simon Cohen 10.390
Ethel Farmer 6,615
Owen Forrester 13,010
Henry White 12.0"0
Lincoln Davis 11,100
M. E. Turner 5,ooo
Clyde Cull am 1.000
L«on Askew 3,7*0
Carl England 10,510
M. Mauldin 7.625
Loy Davis 8,520
DISTRICT 0.
All outside territory within a 20-mile ra
dius of Atlanta not Included In Districts 1,
2. 3. 4. R, 6. 7 and 8. east of an imavlnaw
line running due north and south through the
State Capitol.
■ “ — | 1,000
7 000
1.000
, 9,275
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
Master Anby Griffin
Daniel Hyden
Alex Penn
Abbott Sikes
Vernon Smith
Adolphus Hicks
Miss Ruth Wilson 1,000
Harvard Robert Wilson 1,000
Gilbert Withers 1,000
Fred Hammock 1,000
Joel Hammock 1.000
I P. Rockmore l.ooo
Oliver Sumner 1.000
Claude Johnston 1,000
Eugene Tomlinson 12,220
Ted die Learaon 5,100
Abe Brown 1,000
Audrey Pelnt 3,500
Hunter Johnson 12.10ft
Larry Wood 10,000
Jimmie Cornett 9,900
Mlsa Lena Grelnman 11.170
Miss Ruby Barton 12,300
Mrs. T. J. MeElroy
_ _*oy ..
Mrs. F. A. Arbough . .
Claude McGinnis
William McGoughlln
Willie West
Miss Nellie Kendall . ..
Mrs. W. L. Williams .
Birdie Ingram
Charles Fitts
Miss Ora Marm ......
Artis Moore
.. 1,000
.. 1.000
.. 4.100
..11,200
..14.205
.. 3,510
.. 5.000
..15,015
.. 3,500
.. 1,000
.15.035
Martha Ball 13.100
Charles Edwards 1,035
Harvey Eubanks 8.000
Myrtle Stone 14.300
Elsie Smith 9,200
Palph Brown ’ 0 015
Mrs. C. M. Mlzell -12!o40
Mrs. T. K. Dillard
Mary Huff
Henry Thornton .
William Arreudale
James Cunningham
William Patrick
Charles Torian .
Murray Dtxon . ..
Auby Wilson ...
JulHan Starr
Reginald Rver
1,000
...10,005
.. .11.000
... 1.000
...12.130
.. 8.500
DISTRICT 5.
South of Cagitol avenue and center of city
to Central of Georgia right of way. including
South Atlanta and Lakewood Heights
Mrs. D. N. Baldwin
1,000
8,505
11.150
1,000
15,015
DISTRICT 7.
From Central of Georgia Railway right of
wav and Lumpkin street west to West Hunter
street, including Battle Hill.
Miss Leeta Carson 1 ooo
Mrs. B. W. Ware ’ 7*350
Harold Curtis 1,000
Miss Lucy Scott
Miss Nell Suber
Miss Pauline As good
Mrs L. Polk
Atson Johnson
Charles Fuller
Emery Fllnn ..
Henry Nevin . . .
Gordon Dill
Mrs T F.. Dillard
T.oraln*' Mi’chell
Sam Glasshurn
David Mgrtin
. 3,010
.11.000
. l.ooo
. 1.000
. 4.800
l.OftO
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,000
l.ooo
... lJOO
. .12>>n
3,900
. 1.000
.11.655
Mrs. Webb
Mrs. Toss
William Hood
F W Davis
Miss Ethel Banks ..
W. C. Evans
A. H. McDade
Mr*. Sullivan
Mrs. Lee F. Dregfle*
Miss Ada Fuller
Mr* O.' J. Pa/ker ..
'fra. W. A. Dedman .
Pierce Henderson
Ralph Ross
Fannie May Cook
Mrs. C. M. Kirby
Julian Starr
Mis* Evelyn Wilson ..
Robert T. Fears
George L Pratt
Noble Hendrix
W. H. Wayne
Fred Sale
Edmond Thrasher
John Buchanan
George Kempt on
Miss Frqjnie K. Hall .
1.000
.. 7,250
-. 1,000
.. 1,000
.. 8,950
.. 1.000
.. 1.000
. . 9.850
..15.000
. . 1,000
.. 1.000
.. 1.000
.. 5,000
.10.185
.. 1.000
.. 1.000
.. 4,000
.. 6.025
..12.510
. . 1.000
.. l.OOfl
.. 1.000
.. 1.000
.. 1.000
.. 1,000
.. 1.000
.. 1,00ft
.. 1,000
Miss Margaret White
Ed Green
Miss Mabel Casey . ..
Paul Peyton
Miss Norma Knoblcck
Harry Roberts
Mrs. William Turner
Eddie Breen
•Dm Wilkinson
Willie Johnson ...
Mr. F. Sweet . ..
Cedi Self
Henry White
Lincoln Davis
William Porter
Williams Benson
Irwin Almond ......
Mrs. Joe Swanton
Irene Wayne
Joe Welbum
Jack Donehue
Willie Campbell ....
Mary Norwood ...
Clyde Archer
Joseph Taylor
Robert Col lings
Robert Bennett
Miss Cora Knobloek
Alex Burton
Irene Wayne
Gordon Fretwell
Vance Grimes
15.000
5,350
1.000
6.300
1.000
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1.000
10.150
12.250
14.200
11.100
15.045
1.045
Mrs. J. C. Kitchens
O. S. McCollum
Anna Watson
Miss Emma Durham
Miss Marie Lortir
Mss Anna May Thurman
Miss Emma Hobbs
Harvey Clark
E. W. Evans
A. B. Kenny
w »m Whitehead ,
F F. Anderson
Mrs. C. B. Riley
Mrs. G. R. Ware ...
Miss Ella Strong
Mis* Rosa Trimble
Mis* Carrie Robb ...
Clarence Martin .. -
Beulah McKenzie
H. H. Brown
Mrs. W. F. Brown
Reginald Reagln . .
Oda Almand
V. 8. Berry
Barton Long
Miss Llnnle Taylor
John Perry
Miss Ruth Haygood
Bert Ayres .......
DISTRICT 10.
All outside territory within a 2ft-mfte r*
dins of Atlanta not Included In Districts 1.
?. 9, 4, 5. 6. 7 and 9. west of an tmaglnarv
line running due north and south through the
State Canlfol.
TTarry R»1n«w ...
Mrs. T F Jones
Mm. F. B. Tate ....
Miss Vivian Johnson
Mis* Mary Houser
Ci»m Free
Thomas Brown
Miss Roba Chapman
Miss Irene Wilson
T. G Hill
Miss Nellie Rodgers 6.0’6
R S. Johns I.ft0 ft
Mrs. Len .Tones 1.06'*
Miss Gladys Danlela l.ooo
.. 1.00ft
.. 1.00ft
..15.130
1,00ft
1,000
1.000
1,00ft
1,00ft
1,000
1,00ft
1,000
1,00ft
1.000
1.00ft
7.0™
i f 00ft
1.00ft
1,00ft
.. .18,405
12,160
J .Oftft
1,000
.18.2*5
1,00ft
.13,510
1.000
* 12.235
I, 00ft
l.ftOft
l.ftftft
J. ftftft
t.ftftft
1 ftftft
i.oftft
f Oftft
1,00ft
l.ftOft
12.105
1.000
1,000
1.000
7,25ft
l.ftOft
1.000
12.640
18.400
1.000
1.000
5,100
1,000
15.525
10.010
Guy Rogers
Clifford Denson
Frank Walker . .
Clarence Preston
Meldon Broughton
Warren McGee
Grover Tribble
Anna Watson
Emma Durham
Miss Anna May Thorman
Fdward Stevens
Fred Whitley
Crawford Hawking
Lillie M. Boatman .
Ralph Edward*
Joe Dasher
Alma WITkerson ...
Tames Edwards ....
I-ester J. Vestor
Hansel Baker
Alfred Castile ....
Mae Davis
Mary L. McCollum
4,ftftft
.12.05**
, „ i.oftft
....... 1 1 ftftO
1 Oftft
* I!!‘/.'.’.I.,/.'.1 oftft
6.2.40
.. 1.ftftft
1 .ftftft
.1*1.. 1 oftft
! 1.oof*
i’1*00
'.Y.Y.Y.V.'/.... ii.25ft
1 000
11.947
I2.ft2ft
. p Oft"
17,3™
........... . ..
10.806
14.51 ft
15,200
l!
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