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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-04
DAILY STATISTICS
Warranty Deeds


$3oo~H. Thaden to j. N. Landers, land
ioI lay beginning at point on the east
side Of Wellington street, 1911 feet north
from northeast corner Of said street and
Greensferry avenue. 40x200 feet March 2
$SOO-Same to same as above, same
land lot beginning on the east side of
northeast corner of said street and
Greensferry avenue. March q
s5'OOo-Ben J. Massell to Field Realty
Company land lot ~, beginning on the
west side Of Loyyetoy street, 80 feet north
of Mills street. 3sXS7 feet. May 2
$250-J r. Webb to J. II. Ewing land
lot 100. known as land lot II, beginning
on the. northeast corner of said lot and
extending southwark along the westward
side of Inman circle feet, 5x26s feet
s4.25O-J. D. and c. A. Fleming to f. E.
Webb, land lot 16t beginning on the west
side OF West Boulevard, l00x190 feet. APP
sSOo-s. A. spnks to Mrs Matte Ham
ilton. land lot 113 and known according 10
map of |. w. Galloway, C. e.. made July.
1887. as part Of town lots and s. begin
n snntg on the east side of a street, Ssx1751s
$500. G. Kidd 10 Georgia Estelie
Hape and Sarah Catherine King, land lot
96, beginning at the southeast corner Of
Union avenue, 43x300 feet April
$1,500-Mrs. Theodosia J. Andrews 10
the Mortgage Bond Company of New
Martin street, 50x14O feet May 3
81. 400-Mrs. Myrtle Jones to same said
company as above. land lot 107, beginning
on the south side Of Beecher street, 6s5
west OF the southwest corner of said
street 81 feet more or less, to line of ]
J. Payne. 51x200 feet. known as No. "a
Beecher street May 80
$3.50, w. Ferguson to A. J Gille-
land. land lot 1870. beginning at the south
east corner of Marietta and Francis
street. 134x40S feet April 20.
s133-Same to same above, also same
| land lot and same date.
S1,S00--M. j. Wright to the Mortgage
Bond Company of New York, land lot
| a on the east side of Park avenue. 50x200
feet May 10. 1907
$3,550-M J. Wright to Mrs. Cora Lee
Hodo. same lot as above. 50x2O0 feet
SEE G. Black to John H Mccord,
/ land lot 10. beginning I09 feet north 81
the northwest corner of Gibson street and
the right of-way of the Atlanta Gas Light
Company. 40x120 feet. February is.
s1.300-Mrs Mary C. BULGE to ]. g.
Hightower, land lot 10, commencing on the
east side of Airline street, 50x100 feet
January 9.
si,SO0-J. p. Hightower to Atlanta Com
press Company land lot same as above,
50X200 feet. January Is.
SS9.175-J. H. Porter to Nathan r
Wolfe and Morris & Fordon land lot H.
beginning at the corner formed by the
intersection Of the south side Of Peters
street, 7Sx92 feet. May 3.
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Farm Lands For Sale.

OMESEEK ERs OPPORTUNITY Buy
lands in Terrell county. southwest Geor-
gia from us and we will loan you most
Of the purchase money 500 acres level
pebbly clay. mules: implements; well i'm
proved. SIS per acre 500 acres unimprov-
ed: 300 acres cleared; 300 In heavy wood
land $40 per acre. Adapted for pecan
grove This is a good investment. Write
for free descriptive lists OF many good
farms for sale Irwin Loan g. Investment
Co. Dawson, Ga 1874
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CATHOLIC.


CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART
Peachtree and Ivy streets. a. m, com
munton mass; $50 a. m. low mass; a:45
a. m, Sunday school mass: 1890 m
Sunday school; II a. m. high mass Faith
er Horton viii preach at the $50 and II
o'clock masses
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lUTNE Ran.

LUTHERAN
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER Trinity
avenue and Capitol place. Preaching
IL a. m. and s p. m. S. S. at $50 a m
Luther lea que Wednesday night al S
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Warranty Deeds to secure loan.


81 500 Walter W Wilmington 10 Mrs
Rosa Herzfeld, land lot 105, beginning at
the southwest corner of lot 4 Of said line
line OF said lot. 33x25s feet. also. all that
tract or parcel of land lying and being
in city of Atlanta. being part of land lot
lO5 and Of land lot 3d., % feet off the
plat of Ansley Park. beginning on the
east side Of Prado at the northwest cor
ner of lot OF said block. 25x250 feet.
April 30.
$50 600 Nathan F. Wolfe and Morris &
Fordon, land 10. II. beginning a the cor
ner formed by the intersection of the
south side OF Peters street 1892 feet.
May g.
81 500 Mrs Cora Lee Hodo TO John W
Wode. Sr.. land lot "a, on the west side
OF Park avenue 50x200 feet May @
81 .000-Mrs. Lydia Boatenreiter to Mrs.
Rachael Reinman. land lot H. at the
southwest corner of Delaware avenue.
50x3l6 feet, April TO-
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METHODIST.

-l0-~Ea[-T-7--l-'S@17
ST. JOHNS Corner Central and East
Georgia avenues Pastor will preach
morning and evening; S. S., $3.50: one
hour prayer service Wednesday evening
7:45: Epworth league services. 6:45: Ju-
nior league and BOYS League Squires
meet Sunday afternoon a o'clock
PAYNE MEMORTAL-Corner Hunnicutt
and Luckie S. s. $50; preaching, II
and 7:45 by pastor, mid week prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 7.45
Park STREET Preaching At II q m
bv Rev ! NJ Hawkins and 2 m by
Rev VI i Cofer. s. 40 A m
prayer meeting. Wednesday evening at 8
m
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ouItcIaIm Deeds.

Williams Hartsock Company 70 J.
n Hoa gland land lot l40, beginning at
the corner Of ten-foot alley on the
south side Of Sells avenue, $50 feet west
from Holderness street, 421ax145 feet.
April 90
s25O-Charles | Boyer to j n Hoag-
land, land lot same as above, 42hx145
feet April g.
s10-Addie D Pollard to the Railway
Postal Clerks Investment association, land
lot III beginning on the south side %
Sells avenue. 10S feet east of the south
east corner of Sells avenue and Holder
ness avenue, 55xl40 feet April 20.
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Mortaaae.

$s40-Walter w Wilmington to Georgia
Investment Inc, land LOT los a.d So.
being the northern third of lot ;. in block
%. Of plat of Ansley Park beginning at
the southwest corner OF lot 4 of said
block 33x25S feet, also all that tract or
parcel Of land living and being In city Of
Atlanta. 25 feet off OF the southern side
of lot ( Of said block, beginning on the
east side Of Prado Of the northwest corr
ner or lot Of said block. 25xsoo feet.
MAY 2.
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Real Estate Wanted.

HOME WANTED by private party. five
10 seven rooms; extra large Tot or va
cant lot Grant Park section preferred .
give fun description. terms or cash price
Home. care Georgian 543
WANTED Vacant lot on south side
prefer South Pryor or cross street near
railroad; want to deal with owner Ad
dress. with price. location and particulars
Home Builder, r. O. Box 1884. 1915
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CHURCH NOTICES.


The Georgian gladly contributes the
following space each Saturday for church
notices.
They must, however. be sent so as to
reach The Georgian office not later than
nnon Friday.
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Bond Enr ritla-

6onu ? or ! IKE.
$500 NJ Hoagand to Mrs Ruth Ju-
lien, land lot lao, beginning at the corner
of a ten-foot alley on the south side Of
ness street. 4212x145 feet. May !
$48, 240-Valeria r. Manley to G. q. Bla-
lock. land lot IS, beginning on the north
west side Of Whitehall street. 67x206 feet
May g.
SO 000--Atlanta Development Company
10 Mrs Willie D. Kelley, land lot is, com
mencing on the north side of Highland
View 476 feet west of the northwest
corner OF Highland avenue and Highland
View 5Ox170 feet. April 2s.
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EPISCOPAL.

~.
(Fourth Sunday after Easter)
CATHEDRAL-Corne Washington and
Huntersts. Very Rev. C. T. A. Pise D.
o, dean 1870 g. m. holy commq-
communion; 4:30 p, m. evening prayer
and sermon. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school
Tuesday; p M evening prayer and wo-
mems Bible class Wednesday and Fri
day: 1890 a. m. morning prayer and lit
any Thursday 7.30 a m, holy commu-
Mon
ST LtfkES- Peachtree. between Currier
and Pine ats. Rev. c. s. Wilmer, d, D.,
rector 7:30 a m, holy communion II a.
M. holy communion and sermon; D. m,
evening prayer and sermon 9;45 a. M
sunday school; Wednesday 4;3e y. m,
Bible class.
tNCAkNATloN-242 Lee-st., near Cor
dom st, West End, Rev; Vincent Q.
Lacey rector. 1880 a. m, holy commu-
Mon: II a m, holy communion' : p. m,
evening prayer and address: 945 a. m,
Sunday school, 945 and 10 a. M, women S
and mems Bible classes respectively.
ALL SAINTS-C Corner North ave. and
West Peachtree-st. Rev. w. w. Mem
minger. rector Fourth Sunday after Eas-
school; II a. m, ltany sermon and holy
communion. the rector will preach; D.
m, evening prayer. Stranger welcome at
all services.
cid ves, Inman Park. Rev Russell
X Smith, rector. II g. m, litany, SER
mon and holy communion: 7:30 D. m,
evening prayer, 9:45 a. m, Sunday school
HOLY COMFORTER- Corner Atlanta
ave and Pulliams st. Rev. john D
Wing III. rector. II a. m. litany and
holy communion, with sermon D. m,
evening prayer and sermon $3.50 a m
sunday school
HOLY TRINITY-Decatur. Morning
PRAYER and sermon by the lay read
er. at H. Sunday school at $50.
ST 1PAUIS- East Point. Rev NJ G
Iedford. vicar. Morning prayer and
sermon at II a. m. by the lay reader
ST TIMOTHYS-South Kirkwood Rev.
Russell X. Smith in charge Evening
prayer and sermon a 4; Sunday school at
3 p. m.
ST JOHNS-College Park Rev. c. K.
Weller. vicar Litany, sermon and holy
communion at II a. m. StereopticOn lee
ture to Sunday school at 9:45 a m.
S5f JOHNS-Norcross. Rev. II. F. De-
Belle, in charge. Sunday school at
y m. evening prayer and sermon by the
lay reader at ?. m.
ST MARYS SETTLEM ENT HOUSE
Gate City mills. Rev c. *. Weller in
charge Sunday school. p m; evening
PRAYER and sermon al { 2. m.
ST PAULS (Colored) Auburn ave, near
Fort-st Rev. A, e. Day, vicar. Holy
communion and sermon. II a. m. evening
pra yer and sermon. p. m, Sunday
school $50 a m. Wednesday evening
services, p. m.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-04

FOR SALE-164 Ponce DeLeon avenue.
near Georgian Terrace hotel; twelve
room house. with every convenience in
Guiding furnace ana garage See Mr.,
Cook, Job Empire building or Main 229S.
Price $1,000 a bargain for this week
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Real Estate For Sale.


FOR immediate sale, at a great sacrifice,
one six-room bungalow and fiveroom
cottage; both east front; elevated, nice
shade. in choice residential section.
Phone West 951 after p. m. 5-3-16
FOR SALE-Four- room house on one
acre lot in suburbs. near public school;
Sli5O; small cash payment, balance like
rent. Bell phone West 1921. 5-3-36
WHITE MOUNTAIN INTERPRETATIONS
$3.50 un. Sold BY J. NJ. High Co 321-2
FOR SALE CHEAP-Two Hollywood
cemetery lots. or viii exchange for good
young horse and pay difference Call
either phone 144S 5-1-16
DECATUR-One OF the most charming
bungalows imaginable. on high lot;
T pes@t ess2 t shaded sr99 S3s5O
Decatur Phone Decatur 413 5-42
1880 BUYS new suburban cottage; five
rooms and hall, lot l50X50; more land if
desired: no smoke, railroads or factories;
good water; schools. churches and stores
convenient; strictly white locality; terms.
owner. r. Q. Box $50, Atlanta, ca. 5-47
INCORPORATE UNDER ARIZONA
LAWS-No taxes. stockholders exempt
sued for anything of value. Do business
and hold meetings anywhere Cost very
small Particulars and law free. South
western Securities Investment Com
2lg7-4
FOR SALE-164 Ponce DeLeon avenue.
near Georgian Terrace hotel twelve
room house, with every convenience. in
Guiding furnace ana garage See Mr.,
Cook, Job Empire building, or Main 229S.
Price $1,000. A bargain for this week
$40
FOR SALE-New hve-room bungalow, IS
Wellington street, just off Gordon at
tractive mission mantes beautiful cleo
trio fixtures. bath. laboratory hot and
cold water, etc East front lot 80 by 200
Tile walks Price $3.50 Terms Call
owner West ~ 5-4-I2
FOR SALE Sixty-foot lot. close in on
Webster street. Decatur's widest ebert
cd street. Sl.500 Fletcher Pearson. 422
Atl. Nat. Bank Bldg l0S4-5
FOR COLORED- Seven room house. lot
56 by 200, on Ridge avenue; 81, 500 Dirt
cheap Christian 31S Empire building.
Main 474I. 5-4-74
$900-rhree- room house. lot 80 by 200: i'm
kirkwood 500 cash and $40 monthly J.
/ Christian. SlS Empire building Main
FOR SALE-Large vacant lot. ESQ feet
front; Inman Park car line Improve
ments down. Bargain, care Georgian.
1855
NORTH SIDE HOME.
ON GOOD STREET: eight rooms; well
built and finished; handsome china clos
ct built in; all rooms large. with specially
ample closets, gas and electric lights;
both furnace heat and CRATES. piazza 16
feet wide. VIII sell for $4,000 and take
lot in part payment. c. n. Haskins
owner, 507 Could building Sab
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NORTH SIDE HOME-

ON GOOD STREET. eight rooms; well
built and finished; handsome china clos
ct built in, all rooms large. with specially
ample closets, gas and electric lights;
both furnace heat and CRATES. piazza l6
feet wide viii sell for Sc 600 and take
lot in part payment c. n. Haskins
owner, 500 Gould building. Sab
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s5,5O0-A b. Bull to George X. john
son and John Homer, land lot 1906 COM
mencing on the east side of West Peach
tree street, at the southeast corner Of
West Peachtree and Thirteenth streets,
60x175 feet. November Z. 1911.
S5,500-Same TO same as above, same
lot. commencing at the northeast corner
Of West Peachtree and Thirteenth streets.
54x175 feet. March %, 1911.
81 500 Same to same as above, same
lot. 54x175 feet April 80
1880 Same to same as above, same
land lot 60xi75 feet Same date
81 900 Same to same as above, sans
lot, 60x120 feet. April 80
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Railroad Schedule.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
PASSENGER TRAINS. ATLANTA
The following schedule figures are pub
lished only as information and are not
guaranteed
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uNlvE RsALIsT.

FIRST-East Harris street, near Peach
tree 9:45 a. M, Sunday school. II a
m, kindergarten. II a m, service, Z D.
m. y p. G. L., 8 .. m, lecture by the
pastor
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FOR SALE -Sixty-foot lot close in on
Webster street. Decatur's widest ebert
cd street. Sl.500 Fletcher Pearson. 422
All. Nat. Bank Bldg l0S-4-5
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CHRISTIAN.

COLLEGE PARK Everett HolIingsworth
pastor 10 a. m. Bible school. II a. M.
peoples praise Service & D. m. worship;
prayer service Wednesday. p, IN
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ST. Lux Els -Peachtree. between Currier
and Pine-sts. Rev. c. s. Wilmer. d D.,
rector. 7:30 a. m, holy communion; II a.
M. holy communion and sermon; p. M,
evening prayer and sermon, 9;45 a. m,
Sunday school; Wednesday. 4:3e y. m,
Bible class
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Sc by 200, on Ridge avenue, 81. 500 Dirt
cheap Christian ais Empire building.
Main 4747 5-4-74
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tNCARNATlON7-24 Lee-st.. near Cor
don-st West End. Rev. Vincent Q.
Lacey rector. 1880 a. m. holy commu-
Mon: II a m, holy communion 3 D. m,
evening prayer and address: 9:45 a. m,
Sunday school: 945 and 10 a. M, women's
end mems Bible classes respeetively
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Milk Depots.
Washing.
Colored Undertakers.

Fountain & Robinson,
7s3 Auburn. Att 5s21-F; Night Ivy $500
4-11-27
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DRUID PARK-On Highland avenue DR.
Converse breaches at II a. m. and 9
o.
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| EPIPHANY Corner MoreIand and Eu-
cid -aves., Inman Park, Rev. Russell
mon and holy communion 7:30 D. M,
evening prayer. 9:45 a m, Sunday school.
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JACKSON HILL East avenue and Jack
son street Sermons both morning and
evening by pastor, S s., $50.
INSTITUTIONAL -- Corner CORTLAND
avenue and Houston street Pastor will
preach at II q. m. and 7;45 p. m
FIRST CHRISTIAN Bible school al so
m Worship az II and O'Clock.
Christian Endeavor at o'clock.
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ALL SAlNTS-Corner North ave. and
West Peachtree-st Rev w. w. Mem
minger. rector. Fourth Sunday after Eas
ter, May 5. 1912. 9:45 a m. Sunday
school: / a. m. litany, sermon and holy
communion. the rector will preach; ..
m, evening prayer. Stranger welcome at
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Trains marked thus (') run daily. ex-
cept Sunday.
other trains run daily Central tins
City Ticket Office. No / Peachtree St
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-Three-room house, lot so by ZOO in
I<irkwood 500 cash and $40 monthly. ].
! Christian. 3lS Empire building Main
4f4L 5-4-74
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Hatters.

>~~~~-~~~~~--~~<~-~~~~~~~
OLD hats cleaned. dyed and reshaped;
best work prompt service: satisfaction
guaranteed Out of town orders solicited
hall street. S-15-S
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Mattresses Renovated


WE MAKE OVER old mattresses: also
furnish new ticking; best work: give us
trial. Acme Mattress Company, Jack
son and Irwin streets. Both phones.
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Office Fixtures.
Discounts On Roof Felts.

Tor OF ATLANTA gone 10 the bad.
sell roof paints, repair all kinds OF
roofs j. N Little, 50 Last Hunter st.
Phone NJ. 1921. 4-24-l2
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For sale-Miscellaneous.


ALMOST new buffet. library table and
range stove Sacrifice 50 West Harris
street. 5-2-29
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Mattresses Oyerhauled.


BEST work; reasonable prices; new ticks
II desired. Give us a trial New Jack
son-Orr Company. Both phones. aga
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Farms For Sale.


SEVERAL NICE FARMS-Near Barnes
vile. NJ P. owen, GAINESVILLE, Ga
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PRESBYTERIAN.


HARRIS STKEET-Block west from
by pastor, Jere A. Moore, IL a. m. and 8
p. m
DRUID PARK-On Highland avenue Or.
Converse breaches at II a. m. and 9
2. m.
NORTH ENUE-Corner Peachtree and
North avenue. Service II a. m. and s
p, m. by pastor s. S. $50 a. m Chris
tlan Endeavor p. m. Wednesday even
ing prayer meeting at s.
lNMAN PARK-Junction Edgewood and
Euclid avenues and Druid circle Serv-
ices noon by J. o. Shelvyn Pastor will
preach at evening service South side
prayer meeting Monday evening at home
OF Mrs. Dickinson, Sd South Delta place
and on the north side at the home of
Mrs Barnes, 80 Lake avenue Wednes-
day evening prayer meeting at the church
at O'Clock.
WEST END-Corner Gordon and Ashby
streets. 5. s., $50 a. M: service, III
q m and p. m. Sermon by the pastor
subject. The Heaven Hope" Junior
Christian Endeavor, $50 p. M: Senior
Christian Endeavor, Z 2. m.
FIRST-Marietta street. one block west
OF the city hall. Service, II q. m. and S
p m. by the pastor Sunday school. 2
q. m: Home Mission society will meet at
the church Monday afternoon at $50
o'clock. The Young Matron will meet
with Mrs William T HeaIey, SO IVY
street. Monday afternoon. Mid week
prayer service. Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-09
POLICE DEPARTMENT
BAND MAKES GOOD

That the police department of this
city has band that 1t can be we'll
proud of was demonstrated last night
when two of the leading officers Of
the Manhattan Police Band. of New
York, attended a rehearsal of the
local organization and congratulated
| the members on the success of their
efforts.
The visitors were Sergeant Floyd
d. Pitts, president of the Manhattan
band, and William Nj. Mahoney, sec
retary of the same organization.
After listening to the local policemen
play selections ranging from classi-
cal marches and overtures to rag
time, they were astonished by the
technique displayed by the local band
under the direction of Charles Bied-
ermann.
New York and other large cities
have had a band composed of MEM
bers of the police department for
years. 1t was not until about eight
months ago that one was organized
here through the efforts of Patrol
man Dipley, of the Sixth Precinct.
Permission was obtained from the
Pollce Commissioners to organize,
and since then about a hundred of
the patrolmen have met each Mon
day afternoon at the Aurora Hall. AS
William street. for practise. The time
used for this has all been from their
periods while off duty. Though but
about seven months has been used
for rehearsals the band is in shape
to perform at any time it may be
called upon.
Through the department regula-
tions they are not allowed to play
only on occasions arising in the de-
partment. So far they have attended
the funerals of several brother off,
GERS, but their first real public ap-
pearance will be October 3, when they
attend the annual convention of the
Patrolmen's Benefit Associa ton,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-09
With Wanderlust in Veins,
Girl Again Leaves Society

Five times within month 12--year-
old Annie King. an inmate of the
Childrens Aid Society home at 249
Mulberry street, has ran away. -Four
times she has been found and brought
back, but her latest disappearance
seems to be more successful, as the
police, who have been looking for
her sipce Sunday morning, when it
was discovered that she was missing
after church, have been unable TO To-
cate her.
The girl was abandoned by her par
ents a month ago and left hungry
and helpless at 81 Commerce, street.
After her first disappearance she was
found at the house of detention. The
following day when the wanderlust
again took hold her. she was found
in Crawford in tatters.
When she attended church before
her latest flight she wore a dark blue
skirt, white waist, straw hat and
black button shoes. She has short
dark hair.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-09

former years, take inmates of homes
for the aged. as well as children from
orphal asyIums.
The hot weather has been the
means of inducing many to join the
association because of the swimming
pool, which is daily Except Sundays)
emptied and refilled with 10000 gall
Ions of artesian well water.
Religion From a Manufacturers
Viewpoint" will be the topic for the
address at the discussion group In
the gymnasium from to. 6 next Sum
day afternoon, July IA. Mr.. George
C. Sleeth, a local manufacturer, will
be the speaker MIR. c. Henry Earle
will sing. Lunch will be served at
O'Clock.
The youths social Bible class will
meet tomorrow night. Following the
regular meeting there will be game
tournament.
The Thursday night classes for en-
ployed boys will meet at 6 o'clock and
enjoy an Ohjimmywhatscom
supper.