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At was announced Thursday that tha
Georgia Council of Defense at its re
cent meeting in Macon Indorsed the
eampalgn against adult Miterncy by
Btate Superintendent M. I. Brittain
and voted to ask the Legislature for
suthority to appropriate £IO,OOO of its
fund for promoting that work
This information was revealed in a
copy of ’lu- minutes of the session,
sent to Mr. Hrittaln, who stated that
he is planning to introduce a bill in
the next Legislature asking for a
Btate fund of at least $26,000 to fight
illiteracy.
. Census reports of 1916 showed that
there were $89.770 illiterates in Geor.
gla over 10 vears of age, or 20.7 per
eent of its population, Of this num
Per R 0,208 were white peuple It is
sstimated, however, that those figures
have greatly decreased since the last
censuy.
Resolytions were adopted indorsing
Professor Brittain's work
The State Council of Defense voted
to suspend all activities, And to hold
no further meatings, excoept in cnse
of emetgency. until Bjssolved by the
next lLegislature
Announcement that this action
would le taken was forecast in The
Georgian before the meeting
‘Under the law ereating the councll
it was provided that it sheuld be dis
solved at the legisiative session fol
lowing the signing of a treaty of
peace between the nations at war
The councjl, in vo'ing to suspend
Gperations excepting in case of emer
gency, provided that it shall retain
its officers and skeleton organization
until formally disorganized
In closing the business of the coun
ell, Governor Dorsev thanked Mrs
Samiuel N. Inman, vice ehairman, for
her work among thegwomen of Geot
gla, and Judge Price Gllbert, centrak
committee chairman, for his valuable
services in the interest of the State’s
protection.
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Are Sought by Police
Three young runaways were sought by
rnw Thur-«ln‘ George Hulf, 16, son of
F. and Mis R J. Huff, of Ceuter Hil
and Cecil Clements, 17, son of Mre Ma
rian Clements, No. 49 Crew street, both left
*helr homes without saying gooahy
_/Mrn Huff atated that her son ran away
Wednesday afternoon, and Ceell (laments
i reported to have been wone since Fol
ruary 7 Neither has been heard from
wince
Elsie Hvs‘m-u 14, of Ball Ground, made
hor escape ‘fromn the Juvenile [Detention
Home Wednesday night by erawling
threugh & door transom
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Capt. Wright Presentcd
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Gold Badge by Men
Captain Jest Wright, head of the polioe
departiment ifdentification systeni. Thurs
wore & handsome new gold badge—a |
t frem memibers of the police and de
dve departmonts in recognition of his
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¢ was presented with the badge Wed. |
apeday afternoon when the evening watch
went on duty The presentation speech
was made by Detoctive Sergeant Hob Wug
omer. Captain Wright responded in & hap- |
DY mpeech of thanks |
EXPERT AVIATOR KILLED,
JACKBONVILLE, FLA, Feb, 13—
The body of Lisutenant Lowell B
Bartlett, who was instantly killed yes- |
aftetnoon when his machine
will be sent (o his parents in
. I, this afternoon. Rart
lett was one of the best known men
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS
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Warnuty Deds, ‘
$2.100-~Charles 8. Culver to W. 8. Kin
cald, lot south side Wells St., 67 feet eust
of Humphries, 56 by 109. June 25, 1913.
SIOO- Groenwed Cemetery to Mrs, %
Dennis, et al, lots § and 7, Column 13,
glm\lt’!o;» A, Greenwood Cemetery. Januwy
. 12,
$lO and exchange of property—Haynes
Realty Co. to Eugene V. Haynes, b acres
at corner Center street and an unnamed
street, land lot 161, Fourteenth District,
January 31, 1919 ‘
$lO and exchange of property-—Hame to
same, lot west side Connally stroet, 160
foet north of Farington, 80 by 104. Jan
uary 31, 1919, .
$4.000-—Atlanta Savings Mortgage Co, to.
W. G. Bonnell, lot north side Virginia Qir
ele, 100 feet west of Old Todd Road, b 0
by 146, 1916,
SI,OOO-~Joseph Guthes to George Shaia,
Nos, 326, 388, 330, 336, 338 Woodward ave
nue and 71 King street, 100 by 160. Jan
uur{ 31, 1919
$2.250-0. W Dobbing and G. W, Woods
to Bdward Lyle, lot east side Vortress, 267
feet ®outh of Buena Vista, 90 by 166,
October 3, 1817 ‘
$3,300 - BEdmund W. Martin to J Starke
llnumlm. No. 69 Atwood street, 64 by
113, raary 104919, ;
826-<Truth Dyson to R € Cousins, et
al, lot north side Marietta street, 123
feet southeast of McMillan, 63 by 7.
November 11, 1818, |
$11.500- Porter Langston to The Flagler
Co., lot west -*m Ivy Btreet, 146 feet north |
of Auburn, 23 n{ 100, Webruary 10, 1919,
sll7—~West View Cemetery Associantion
to Augustn B Qregory, lot 702, Section
4, Waost View Cemetery, January 28, 1919,
$1,200- 12 . Black to 1, S Barbour,
lot wast side Cherry street, 191 feet north
of Fourtenth, 41 by 151; also lpt east side
Cherry, 232 set north of Fourteenth, 41
by 161, January 22, 1819,
S6OO--Houthland Kstate l’ol“{“fl‘fl“»l\ to
Orn Almira Barnett, lot 7, block 41, of
Wostiand Katates Subdivision. January &,
1
S6BB-T, J Hettes & Co. Inc. to Hank of
West End, No. 343 Meldon avenue, 60 by
130, alvo No. 208 Moeldon avenue, B 0 by
130; also No. 341 Meldon avenue, 60 by
130, February 11, 19190
$326--Bame to same, lot wesdt side
Lawshe, 430 set north of W. Fair, 40 by
0. February 7, 1919,
$277--Same to same, lot wouth aide La
mar, 265 feot eant of Martin, 46 by 65,
Fehruary 11, 1818
$477 ~Bame to aame, lot south side Qeor-
Bin stroet, 128 feot west of Hayard, 44 by
IT, Fehruary 7, 1919,
Thßame to same, lot southwest corner
Columbia avenue and Notmh-«m street, 150
Ay 190, February 7, 191
224—-Bame to same, lot southwest corner
Hoke street and Hm\rhtu avenue, 134 by
200, Febraary 7, 1918,
04Bame to same, lot west side Por‘t
2% feot noht of Brown and Peers Alley, 12
by 100. February 7, 1918,
404 Bame to same, lot northwest corner
Fort and Nrown and Peers Alley, 22 by
100, February 7, 1019
S2OO- Snme to same, lot south side Plant
#treet, 230 feet wost of Fraser, 30 by SO.
February 7 1018,
$2456--Bame to same, lot south side Hols
comb at northeast corner B D, Barrett
Jand, 90 Ly 170 February 11, 1919,
$24% - Bame to same, lot wouth side
Brown svenue. 100 feet east of Cragman
stroet, 62 by 150, Februavy 7, 1919,
$l9O- Bame to samo, lot north side
Brandon street, 296 feet east of Martin
Streot, 20 by 116, February 11, 4849,
3 Bond For Title,
$2.900--N. M, Dantel to W, O Hnunmg,
ME acres on west side county line ron i
‘fi"l'; 'l‘c: 8, Fourteenth District, January
$10.600--Mrn. Lucile Marine to Murgaret
M. Monerief and D E. Momerief, Jr., lot
northeast side Eighth streot, 386 feet enst
gl’!:tl\:th Boulevard, 46 by 120, February
sß.6ooNishet Harpor to C. A. Wallnce,
lob northwest corner Delaware and Essie
avenues, 68 by 130 February 11, 1919,
$2.978A, Q. and W. 1. Couch tokfl.
Riair, three scres in land t*ln. s
teenth District. being lot 7 oF the subdi
::d?;‘ol the Coueh property, Jaguary
h.lsxw'flmu W. Connally to G. W. I,
Jones, lot eust side Maveon and Turners
Ferry road, 137 feet from West Hunter
#treet. 76 by 100 F.&ébflr b, 1918,
$6--Frances D. Rtores to Mrs Nora 1.
Smith, lot slde Delaware avenue,
::: fw onst ll.'ll.lntimr street, 44 by
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{‘wn‘hél ey Alley, 60 ny l&. .uw&
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tr'(;l.n Old Todd read, 60 by 1456. ¥ebruary,
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Loan Deeds,
$3,060-—-W. G. Bonnell to Atlanta Bank
ing & Savings Co., lot north side Walker
avenue, 100 feet from Old Todd road, §0
;xg"lfls; 7% monthly notes. January 14,
sl,ooo— Edward T. England to Emory
College, lot west side North Jackson
stroet, 360 feet north of Highland avenue,
56 by -200; five years, § per cent Feb
ruary 12, 1919,
$3,190-~Claude Payton to Colonial Trust
Co., No. 487 Cherokee avenue, &0 by
160; 24 monthly notes. February 8, 1919,
s3,ooo—Julia A. Wilkins to Atlanfa Na
tienal Bank, lot 4, block 2 of Merrison
survey on Mnrmun street, 20 by 20; four
months. February 10, 1919
S6B3—M. (. Norris to George A. Rich
ards, No. 62 West Tenth stroet, 46 by 142,
!‘nhruurg 1, 1918,
$20,000-«John . Bell and Frank Bell to
John 8. Candler, lot southwest side Walton
street, 64 feet southeast of Cone streot,
63 by 106; five years, 7 per cent, Feb
ruur{y’ 11, 1919,
s6oo—-0. 0. Bmith to Bliza 0. and Kit
tie T. Cox, two acres in land lot 147, Four
teenth Distriet, at a corner on west side
Wes* Lake avenue: also three acres on
east alde West Lake avenue, in land lot
147, Fourtoenth District, three years, 7 per
cent, February 12, 1918
$1,400-~Miss Joe Lynan to Mrs. Kath
erine G. Johnson, Iqt north side Twelfth
streat on true line east bhoundary of al
tey, which all runs north from Tweifth
street, 72 by 184; three vears, 8 per cent.
February 12, 1919, =
s7lo—Linsey Mahome to T. J. Bettes &
Co., Inc, lot northwest corner Park aves
nue :\'nd Luu-mg‘“nm@t, l‘i‘“x L-g‘ 104, 84
monthly notes. hrunry 10, 1919,
Administrator's Deed.
$387-—Eatate of John Hale, by adminis
trator, to Walton Realty Co., lot east side
Mu:‘g;hy avenue, 862 feet south of Aven
stredt, 75 by 200. February 10, 1919,
S2OO-—Entate of Samuel MeGruder, by
administrator, to Mn{um r Hailey, lot
230 on Jnuenisoru road of Campbell Wal
ace, Jr., subdivision. February 12, 1919,
Collector und Kx Officie Sheriff Deed.
46-—Bstute of H. L. Wing, by tax cel
lector and ex officlo sheriff, to Fulton
County, No. 19 Krogg street, 45 by 114,
July 6, 1916,
$776--A. B Tumlin to W. 8 and G A,
Wight, No. 240 golls Bvenue, 42 by 146,
January 31, 1919, ‘
SUPREME (‘“l"‘;‘ OF GEORGIA, |
Judgments Affirmed.
Shoup et al. va. Willlams et ok, »MJ
viee versa; from Fulton Burimrlor Court—
Judge Bell. G, 8 Peck, Rosser, Slaton, |
Phillips & Hopkins, for plaintiff in error;
Anderson, Rountreo & Crenshaw, HBrews
Ster, Howell & Heyman, contra
National Life Insurance Company of‘
Vermont ve. Rock & Gregg l"nrdm\n (‘»o‘.‘
et Al from Fulton--Judge Bell, Rouhen
R. Arnold, Ronald Ransom, for plumufl;
in error, l)orn-f. Shelton & Daorsey, Ros
ser, Hlaton, Phillips & Hopking, contra. {
Holston National Bank va Howard et
al . from« Fulton-Judge Kilis Robert
H. Jones, Jr, Little, Powell, Smith &
Goldstein, for plaintitf in error. Colquitt
& Conyers, contra. ‘
SCain va. Hedden et sl : from Fulton—
Judge Bell, James & Redgood, for s»‘lmn-i
U in error. R. R. Juckson, G. F. Gober, |
contre. N
Pearistine va Poarstine; from Chatham
Judge Meldrim. :‘ywne. Lawrence &
Abrahams, for plaintit fin error. Morris
H, Berusteln, contra
Bmith, Maxwell et al. va Citisens' and
Bouthern Mank: from Grady--uise HWows
ard. Titus, Dekle & Hopking, M, L. Lode
ford, R. R. Terrell, for plaintiks in error.
Adams & Adams, W. V. Custer, W. T
Crawford, Hell & Weathors, conten,
Cooper va. Nelsler ot al; from, Toylope
Judge Mathews. Jore M. joMofe, G. O
Robeson, for gumufl in error, Hardeman.
{ofleo. Park Johnston, ule Felton, con
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ones v i.uflgmn. adminisi®itor; from
Qorden; }ndn arver, Rtarr & Paschall,
{:i “»Unur{ in error. W, B Mann A
chson, oontra.
Newton (‘n\m&{‘ Ve Bayd; from News
ton-Judge Bmith. King & Johnson, t‘r
g:uuft in ervor. Rogers & Knox, cofis
Johuston va Chambers; from Fulton--
Judge Pendleton. ‘Atkinson & Born for
mu&t‘\tf nocrror. ames Lo Mayson, aJmes
nes, contra.
Aft:i‘d in Part,
« Brookman, administrateix, ve Reynolds,
and vice virsa; from Giynn—ulge High
m ’ . crom-bill of exceps
1. W. Krauss,
for f in error in main S 0 Bens
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,(Yompany et al; from Carroll—Judge
Howard. Affirmed as to lien of Burr;
‘rvverae«.l as to liem of National Cash Reg
ister Company,) Smith & Smith, for
plaintiff in error. Buford Boykin, contra.
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Coleman et . v 8 Lancaster; from
Burke—~Judge Hammond. E. V. Heath,
for plaintiffs in error. Brinson & Hatch
€T, contra. s
_ Fordham vs, State; from Wheeler—
Judge Crum. James K. Hines, W. W.
Hennett, for plantiff in error. “ 8 D.
Dell, solicitor general pro tem, contra.
‘ Mayor sl Aldermen of the City of Sa
vannah vs. Wade; from ('huth%nr —Judge
Moldrim. Robert J, Travis, David 8 At-
Kinson, for plaintiff in error. Osborne,
Lawrence & Abrahams, contra.
Valdosta Motor Company vs. Studstii!,
sheriff; from Berrien—Judge Christian,
George E. Simpson, for plaintiff in error.
H. L. Jackson, solicitor, contra.
- Vicksburg, Shreveport and Parleific
Rallway va. Deßow; from Fulton-—on cer
thrari from Coart of Appeals. Anderson,
Rountree & Crenshaw, for plaintiff in er
ror. Atkinson & Born, contra.
Certified Questions Answered.
_ Bwicord vs. Crawford et al., receivers;
from Ggady. 8. P. Cain, Little, Powell,
Smiith jfi(:uldcmln, for plaintiff in error.
M. L. Ledford, Claude Christopher, con
tra
City Counell of Augusta vs. Cléveland;
from Richmond. llsaac 8, Peebles, Jr.,
for plalptiff in error. Alexander & Lee,
contra,
Davis vea. Williams: from Thomas. Clig
ford B. Hav, for plaintiff in error. J. U.
Merritt, W. 1. Macnltyre, confra.
L‘{()l RY OF APPEALS OF glllllfll.&.
Moris vs. Swain; from Haflehurst City
Court—J, Mark Wilcox, judfie pro hae
vice, Judgment reversed, ewton Gas-
Kins, W. ¢ Lankford, for plaintiff in ers,
ror. 8 D. Dell, contra.
Garnett ve. Royal Insurance Company,
Limited; from Tattnall Superior Court—
Judge Sheppard. Judgment affirmed, W.
T. Burkmalter for plaintiff in error. Col
lins & Stanfield, King & Spalding, contra,
Work on Fort McPherson
Extension to Start Soon
Preparations were made Thursday to
begin work within the next few days
on a new wing for the receiving ward
at General IIme:‘:‘l No. 6 at Fort Me-
Pherson. The eénhlargement was found
neuwmr?r by reason ofthe increased
clerical force necessary in the htm!tnl
work. The new wing will cost out
$5,000, it was announced by Captain
Meyer M(‘l)ouzhcrty, Pont adjutant,
Ma}or John F. Riley. chief construction
officer, will supervise the work, g
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“The stars incline, but do not compel.”
HOROSCOPE.
USRS
THURSDAY, FEDRUARY 13, 1910,
The Sun \lnmg{mlun today with friendly
rule, according to astrology. Saturn and
Uranus are strongly adverse,
This is a sway under which those who
seek émnnloms or employment of any sort
should prosper., The stars presage a period
of many Nmnq;n in all places of business,
During this Yule it is a fortunate time
to bid for any aid in I-rv undertakings.
Promoters and persons who organize im
portant enterprises should benefit,
There is a sign that 18 reand as exceed.
ingly favorable to the "n--uhnl of the
United States, who will ®in new fame by
some extraordinary rpl-n- of diplomacy.
While the Sun offers promise siyl en
souragement to all who rmrr?r large re
spansibitities, Saturn and Uranus give
warning of envyings and jealousy, unkind
eriticism and mmundurfitllldn‘ among per
#ons who ‘“see through a {un darkly.”
Deception and misrepresentation are bee
Heved to be stimulated under the guidance
of the planets, which alds intrigues and
conspiracies, ’
It is not a lucky day for beginning jour.
nheys or for making any important changes
in the lecation of heme ors place of busi
ness. .
The seers foretell much nonsense and
foolishness as a result of-the war's reac
tions, New fads and amusing pastimes
will be mtrod\igbd.
Qirls are Hk:.g to be much pratsed and
equally eritie in oomluf months. As
# resmit of the war, Americans will find
new standards of association and romance,
astrologers declare,
Fame in promised for a youuv‘ netross
who will make a strong appeal thropeh a
Peatic or idealistic gift of iuterpretition.
Persons whose bhirthadate it s have
the pugury of a successful year: Those
whao ru employed l&flflm be eareful.
Children born on this (u{”m% be rash
and adventurews, but extremely gifted
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GEORGE-The friends and relatives of
Mr. and Mra. C. O. George. Mr. Homer
C. George, Mr. and Mrs, Franklin Booth,
of Loganville, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. John
Booth, of Loganville, Ga., Mr. and Mes. b
J. Dickey, of Stone Mountain road, and
Mrs. Dora MeGaughey, of Winder, Ga.,
are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs.
C. C. George, tomorrow, Friday, February
14, 1919, at 11:30 a. m., from the Baptist
Ghurch at Loganville, &a. The Rev,
Charles W. Danfel, pastor of the First
Baptist Church will officiate. The inters
ment ;will be in the Old Cemetery at lLo
l-nvAln. Funeral party will leave Ter
minal Stetion at 6:10 a. m., via 8. A. L.
Ry. for Loganville. H. M. Patterson &
Son,
FUNERAL DIRECTOKS, .
R a—
A O & ROY DONEHOO, 81 Washington
Bt __Doth phones. Prompt service.
ARCLAY & BRANDON, rrivntn ambu
lance, Ivy 112-113. 246 lvy street,
GREENBERG & BOND, 36 Houston St
Both phones 774, Qromptwaf_(:_ls(q_;
H_ M. PATTERSON & BON, 98 “North
Forsyth Bt. Phone lvy 217 for quick
service
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COMING EVENTS, 8
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NOTICE-—All ereditors of the Jate An
drew Dinares, fdeceased, are herowith
notifigd to rile with ¢, A. Noone, attorney,
First National Bank Building, (hatta
hoogn, Tenn., within 30 days from date
hersof a vertified statement of any (n
--debtedness due. Gus Tombras, Administra
e G A Nnm= Atmrno!.
PERSONALS, °
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ATLANTA house cleaning preparntion has
moved from 115 West Mitchell to 64
Irwin street; Ivy 6670-J; Carson & Freder
-lok, ¥
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LOST AND FOUND, 10
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BAY m\tcsh"\ welght about 1,000 pounds,
Mane has ‘heen elipped, Government
brand on shouldep Phone Hem. 6146
N e s
LOST--Very small rn!d Klgin wrist wateh,
Liberal veward If roturned. Miss Came
erom, 1734 Hurt bidg, Tvy 5209, ¥
READ oarefaliy the wnnte and the offers
By George McManus
The Perils of Politeness
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LOST AND FOUND. 10
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THE LAW of Georgia declares a finder of
lost goods who, having meana of know-
Ing the rightful owner, retains them for
the finder’'s own use or advantage, may
upon campletion thersof be punished for
dimple larceny. A person who finds lost
goods s legally liable to the rightful
owner for their proper care while in the
finder's possession, and he is legally en
mleddt:: be rein}burud’ l‘or' ur‘xgnlu '“!:;
curred in progerly caring for the
‘lound. and may retain them untll such
;expemu-l are paid.
LOST—Rast Point-College Park car, Wed
-1 nesday a. m., sapphire ring. Answer,
giving phone number or address, Box 672,
care Georgian. Reward.
LOST—Bunch of keys somewhere in At
_lanta. Call M, §OO. ¢
LOST—On Highland avenue or between
__Highland and Virginia svenues, the tail
from a brown fox neckpiece. Suitable re
ward {f returned to 16 Virginia Circle,
Phote BNEN. ..o et
LOST-—One Shrine pin with diamond set
_ting. Reward. Call Ivy 1641
LOST-—Tuesday evening, near corner Four
teenth and West Peachtree, bunch of
keys. Finder please return 0
Marsh, care Goldsmith-Grant Co.
e
LOST-—Jan, Ist, small black purse contain
ing allotment check for 3‘?&0 and }mull
change, on Ponce Delgon car. Hem' 415,
or after 6 p. m,, Ivy 4975. Mrs. Blanche
Cline. Reward,
ter and Alabama, or in Kress’ store of
that bleck, leather handbag containing eye
eglasses and money. Return glusses to 105
South Forsyth street, and keep bag and
other contents,
SILVER RHiks card case lost on W. Peach
tree car, Mrs. Paul Simoneil, Ivy 1499-L.
Reward,
WILL the party who picked up fur cape
on Whitehall street car Tuesday after
noon please call Ivy 6727. J?
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AUTOMOBILES.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 11
AUTOMORILE FOR SALE.
Oldsmobile, 1917 model, 8-cylinder, 7.
passenger; . splendid condition; full
equipped; S6O seat covers; Hartford lho‘!{
absorbers; bumper; spotlight and extra
_t‘ier;‘. All in fine order. $1,200 cash. Ivy
BARGAINS in used cars. —John Lottridge
_Motor Co.,_264_Peachtree. Ivy &58.
CALL Ivy 7866, Cadillac ear, just like
new. Quick sale,
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DODGE & HUDSON
USED CARS.
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EEDON saß .. 860,00
HI'UN)Q SUPER Rl¥ ' 1,400
HUDSON SPEEDSTER ...... ravass 1,666
DODGE FIVE-PASSENGER teernnns 0828
DODGE FIVE-PARSENGER ........ 800
DODOE FIVE-PASSENGER “rreeses 70
DODGE smu\g tierssasssnsees 1,300
DODORE ROADBTER ...ovvivvvrnress 600
These cars have been overhauled, “.i
phainted and new tops installed.
J. W, GOLEMITH, JR.-GRANT CO, INOC.
229 PEACHTRER BT, ATI.AY"’I‘A. GA.
et e ss,
FORD CARS.
A. L. BELLRE ISLE
380 PEACHTREE §T._IVY 2861,
FOR used Buick Bixes and Fours see Dee
Loatur Buick Ce., l_m_{‘l.!ur,y(_)u._‘ .
FORD CARB-~When you think of Fords,
_think of Bussey, 158 l'nqch}m B‘,
FORDS—C. C Buggs Auto Co., Word Heai
ors, 93-95 B Pryor Bt. Main 23843, =
FOR SALE-—~One Ford roadster, one Cheve
rol®t f.pass ; one Hudson 37; one
Studebaker, 3-pass; one Maxwell sedan. All
“and sheve L Rargaine. Jack's Garagn,
Oh, Yes; So It Is
AUTOMOBRILES.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 11 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 11
WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC.
USED CAR DEPARTMENT. !
451 PEACHTREE ST. _ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
PHONE IVY 4270.
USED CARS THAT ARE WORTH WHILE.
See How Easily You Can Own An Automo
bile—Pay As You Ride. Here’s A Good Place To
Invest Your Surplus Money That Otherwise
Might Be Spent Uselessly.
© We Accept Your Present Used Car In Trade,
"
Light Deliveries And ®Gembination Cars For
Grocers, Butchers, Bakers, Farmers, And Con
tractors, s bRO £
ALL PRICES, EASY TERMS,
READY FOR HARD WORK.
5-PASSENGER DODGE, TOURING—S27S down, balance
SSO per month. Four good tires and a fair spare tire.
Plate glass in rear curtain. Excellent condition. You must
hurry. M
5 LIGHT DELIVERY TRUCKS-—4 panel jobs, and one
open % -ton truck. These cars were used in Atlanta and
have been exceptionally well taken care of. Some slight
ly used—were taken in for larger trucks. Priced from
SIOO.OO down and $30.00 per month up. Better call right
away or they will be gone. ,
5-PASSENGER OAKLAND--$150.00 down and $32.00 a
month. Used by grocer for pieasure only, to come to town
in evenings and Sunday family use. 4 good tires, fully
equipped and mechanically right. Why not buy this one?
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| LIGHT OVERLAND ROADSTER—SISO.OO down and
$35.00 a month. The easiest riding on the market. 4 ex
ceptionally good tires, new top and new side curtains, also
revarnished. A dandy buy for a salesman or a young
couple. COME QUICK! | ! Ao
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5-PASSENGER WILLYS-KNIGHT—The engine is better
than when it was new. A real high-grade ear. Tires in
good shape. Leather upholstery. 3 oval glasses in top.
Price is only $675.00 on easy terms that you can pay. This
| is the last Willys-Knight we have left. The car will sell
i on sight. Looks fine. i
’ OVERLAND “‘9O” COUNTRY CLUB—HERE’S YOUR
CHANCE FOR A REAL.AUTOMOBILE. Almost new
Goodyear tires. $225.00 down and $50.00 a month. Me
chanically excellent; used carefully by old gentleman. A
light, economical car and just the thing for anyone want
ing a roadster with some extra room. You will be proud
to own this machine. Trial allowed, of course.
OVERLAND 5-PASSENGER LIGHT SlX—s3so.oo cash
and $50.00 a month. Formerly owned by expert mechanic.
You will find no fault with the mechanical condition of
this car. Just been repainted, new top and side eurtains:
2 brand-new tires, also equipped with extra casing and
tube. You can’t tell it from a new car. Come early—it’s
* worth while, :
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‘ HERE'S A REAL ESTATE MAN'S OPPORTUNITY—
Roomy five-passenger standard car, fully equipped, just
been repainted, new top, practically new Goodyear tires
all way round, leather upholstery, Is very economieal, yet
| has a surplus of power for any occasion. Will last indefi
nitely. We made a good trade on this car and are passing
it along to you. Only $450.00 complete--make your own
terms,
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THE ABOVE CARS ARE ONLY
A FEW OF OUR MANY GOOD BARGAINS.
SMALL DEPOSIT ON ANY CAR WILL HOLD IT FOR A REA
SONABLE TIME.
\ NO STORAGE CHARGES.
NO RED TAPE—NO ONE KNOWS
YOUDO NOT PAY CASH.
DEALING WITH A FACTORY BRANCH
INSURES A SQUARE DEAL
AND SATISFACTION.
Phone, Write or See Mr, U, V. Freeman, Manager,
Used Car Department,
WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC, T
451 PEACHTREE ST, ATLANTA, GEORGIA
PHONE IVY 4270,
AUTOMOBILES.