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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-20
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Warranty Deeds.


sS,l2j-Wilhs Whipple To George NJ.
ikIohn, lot so by leo feet southeast side
Whitehall street, So feet southwest Of
Humphries street. November 10
$S,zC0-AIrs Dora E. Bottom to J. f.
and \. Hollingsworth, 10 Prospect
place, lot IS by 40 feet. October II.
81 .O00-Miss Adeine Karlsruher to DR.
T. j. Crawford, 36. 36-A, IS, 3S-A. 80.
t0-A Greeusferry avenue. 100 by 30 feet
November
$1,2OO-W. II. Vannerson TO \. NJ Riley,
lot 20 py az feet northeast side Rich
mond avenue 3S9 feet southeast of Lethea
street. September.
S15o-Perry Andrews to Nathaniel Nc
Donald, lot 80 by 80 feet, north side West
avenue. November 70
$55O-Cotield Investment Company to
Alma Coleman, tot SO by las feet. south
west corner Rainey avenue and orchard
street. October 90.
$2,500-Atlanta Development Company
10 Y. j. Adams, lot l75 to ZIG feet, south
side Adair avenue, no feet west Of High
$1,s76-F A. Ames to j. X Polk, lot
60 by zoo feet. southeast corner High
land and Los Angeles avenues. Novem-
$l,207-F A. Ames to j. X. Polk. lot
s. by eco feet, east side Highland ave
nue., 81 feet north OF Kentucky avenue.
September L..
$625-AIss Leila Jones to Mrs. r. H..
Pines, lot IS by eli feet, east side High
land avenue, 90 feet north of Dekalb ave
nue.. May e, 1871.
SEC. G. Hannah to r. Q. Cochran
lot SO by iG3 feet, south side Federal
avenue, 2S9 feet west of Forrest road.
$25o--Guy /. Bush to Homer G. Kelly,
lot 80 by l72 feet. south side Mayson and
Turner Ferry road. zee feet east OF Simp-
son street. March ].
$1,000. ". Brine to Mrs Sadie NJ
Whitner, lot ~ by So feet, west side Lin
wood avenue, 155 feet south Of Ponce De
Leon avenue. October Is
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BY virtue Of the power contained IN the
last will and testament Of Frank 7. Ryan,
probated in solemn form at the August
term. 1907, Of the court Of ordinary of Full
ton county. the undersigned, as executor
OF said last will and testament. will sell
before Fulton county court house door Ia
the city Of Atlanta, on The first Tuesday
in December, 1912, between the legal
hours of sale, to the highest and best
bidder all Of the following tract or parcel
Of land, tO-wit:
An that tract or parcel of land lying and
being in the city OF Atlanta, being part Of
city lot twenty eight l.S) in block seven
as OF land lot seyenty-siN 80 of the
Fourteenth district of originally Henry.
now Fulton county. Georgia, more partie-
ularly described as follows:
Beginning on the cast side ~ Wash
ingtOn street at d point one hundred al'
live tl61J feet NOR" ur less. north at the
corner uI Washington 1n1 Raw
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Legal Notices.

Peachtree street and Auburn avenue.
The proceeds arising from said sale can
be safely reinvested SO as to secure
larger return, which Is necessary for the
present needs OF said wards
MRS. MAY c. GRANT,
Guardian of John Audley and Gladys
rrov+ 11-G-Q
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MINING STOCKS,

BOSTON. Nov 2O-Opening Old Col
uny. 1912: Mayhower, l5a4, Butte Su-
perior 40; Kerr Lake, ? ll-16.
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500 Thomas A. Chambliss to $ Cum
ningh3m. lot 30xl45 feet, southeast side
avenue, $50 feet from Humph-
reys street. November 10, 1912.
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THIS AID CARRIES BARGAINS
ONLY

$40 PER FOOT, on West Peachtree street. We have
this for a few days. It's gem. Terms
PONCE DE LEON avenue home west of Jackson
street, for $4,000 on reasonable terms. Do YOU
want beauty Of eight rooms, all convenences, large
lot? The lot alone is worth the price you will have
to pay This place has large garage and stable
bned; tile drive and large garden of flowers in
We can not tell YOU about this the phone 1t
only takes 800 cash to handle this and loan.
and it going to be sold.
s;}6O0-How about nice bungalow in Druid Hills
section! We have at this price; has bath,
gas and electricity: new, lot 50x110. No loan and
Of $4O0 cash. balance $50 per month. This beats
renting.
$3.50 PER FOOT. .Edgewood avenue, close in. Here
is the place to double your cash before next
spring Only requires $1,000 cash, balance one and
two years.
G. r. MOORE & COMPANY
1909 GAMBLER BLDG. IVY 1878
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Bonds for Tltle.

ST 400 Penal SUM p. Murphy 10 Ben
4. Hin, lot 50 by 100 feet, south side
Harvard avenue, l55g feet west of Ham
81 500 Penal Sum-W. D. Alexander to
J. J. West. lot so by ITO feet, south side
loves alley. 10 feet west Of Walker
$1,000 Penal Sum-Bryan NJ Grant, trus-
tee for L. T. Grant, Jr, to Mrs. Bell
Cherokee avenue, 40 feet north Of or
leans street November IL.
$1,000 Penal SUM. c. Hopkins to
Consolidated Realty Company, lot 200 by
400 feet, east side Andrews avenue. 500
feet south of PAGES Ferry road. Novem-
$500 Penal SUM z Boatenfield to
g. 3. Kistner, lot 100 by TO feet, west
side Virginia place. 2TO feet south of Eu-
reka drive September 25
$ll ,00O Penal SUM-. a. and Mrs.
Louisa \. &. Powell, deceased Cby execu-
trices and hcira-at-lawJ to Walton Real
ty Company, lot q by 81 feet southwest
side Nassau street, l22 feet northwest Of
to J.. -. MCCleSkeY November ..
81 800 Penal Sum-Wnliau NJ. Terry to
Mary J. Hamilton, lot so by ice feet,
west side Florence street, j20 feet south
OF Fast avenue. october 81.
S33, 100 Penal Sum--A. b. Buell. to An
drew calhoun, lot 50 by l65 feet, west
side Of West Peacntree street, $50 feet
north OF West Twelfth street and on
south side OF Thirteenth street. OCto-
Der "a
{2I 900 Penal Sum-ATrs. Elizabeth T..
Butler 90 Georgia Land Company. eleven
acres, on west side Seminole avenue at
4. and ". T. belt line right-of-way Oc-
81, 400 Penal sum-AtIanta Development
Company 10 l.. II. JaCODy, lot 50E2OO feet,
south side Greenwood avenue, 25G Ieet
east of Fredrica street. November 4.
s. 300 Penal suu-same to same. 10. 5ox
zoo feet, north side Greenwood avenue,
25y feet west of Fredrlca street NoyeW-
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Quitclsln, Deeds.


SD T. Mangum to Ben Field, lot 50
by 100 feet, southwest corner West Ba-
ker and Orme streets. October
SD ROzinSky to Ben Field, same
property. October.
$5-Sam Mann to Ben Field, same prop
erty. October
Sl,100-Georgia Land and Loan Com
pany to '. J. Adams, lot 1I5 by 216 feet
south side Adair avenue, no feet north of
Highland avenue. November S.
$96l-Railway Postal Clerks Investment
Association to Cora L. Lyman, lot 40 by
100 feet, east side Taliaferro street, 40
feet south of Carter street. November +.
$5-W +. Jones to City of Atlanta, lot
l06 by 20 feet north side Marietta street
and along Oxford street, being for pur-
pose of extending Guyton street from OK
ford street to Marietta street May Is.
$10-Miller :. Bell and j. T. Kidd to
George N. kohn, lot so by 90 feet. south
east side Whitehall street, 50 feet south
west Of HUMPHREYS street. November lS.
$10-MTs Mary G. Garden to George
NJ. Kohn, same property. November is.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-20

2fS SOUTH PRYOR STREET: we have a
,,two-sto1y house of eight rooms. with
an modern conveniences: nice neighbor-
minutes walk Of center OF the civ a
dandy location for boarding house Let
us snow YOU through. Price S35
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PORT RECEIPTS.

TIE following table shows receipts at
The ports today, compared with the same
lAN Inst Nnar.
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PRIMARY MOVEMENT.


Following are receipts for Wednesday
md estimated receipts for Thursday:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-20

W. = VI Hlthau,
Is, make Glteru
r. Murphy, ar
narut, builder.
\ Co. 275 VIII
frame dwelling.
~ est nnaclL-
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$40 PER FOOT, on West Peachtree street. We have
this for few days. It's gem. Terms
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

COTTON SEED OIL.
Cotton seed oil quotations:
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Wheat-No. red ...........1OI 0103
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-12
GOTHAM DENIES
 OLIVER PETITION
DEMURRER OF STATE IN GER.
 TtoRARl PROCEEDINGS sUs- TANNED BY THE COURT.
Oliver Sought to Have the Action of Justice Set Aside--The Case
 May Go Higher.

The petition of shelby Oliver for a writ of certierar against Justice of the Peace Afford was heard in the circuit court yesterday and the de murrer to the petition filed by Judge Wood was sustained
 This was in effect denial of the petition and the case will now go 10 the supreme court
 Oliver seeks a restraining order to prevent Justices Afford and Deyall and Prosecutor Wood from proceei- ing against him on charge of vio. lating the Sunday law by playing a game of cards last Sunday with other guests Of downtown hotel.
 Judge Wood first filed information against Oliver and the other partici- pants of the alleged game for gaming. but this charge was dismissed on the morning of the sth, and a charge of Sunday violation placed against them. Oliver filed motion for a change of venue from Justice Afford and in the motion set up the fact that Afford and Justice Devall were both so prejudiced against him that he could not obtain fair anl impartial trial before either Afford granted the change from his court but sent the papers to Devall for trial. notwithstanding the allegation against him, and Oliver sought to nave this action set aside on the ground taat he was guaranteed fair and impartial trial by the con stitssion
 Judge Gotham held that under the law a person was entitled to but one change of venue in justice court, and that in effect the application of Oliver amolnted to two changes. and for this reason refused to grant the petition.
 It developed at the hearing that the point at issue had never been taken to the supreme court and that the act granting the right change of venue did not expressly limit the mum Der of changes a person could take, and it was eontended by Judge Stump ter who represented Oliver, that un- der the statute which provides that ian acts shall be liberally construed, with a view to promote it's object and to assist the parties in obtaining jus tice' that Oliver had the right to bar i Deyall in his application for change
 It is statel that the case will be taken to the supreme court.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-12
DOUBLE DELEGATION.
Texas Will Send Two Sets of Repub-
 lican Convention.

Austin, Texas, May 1.-Two sets of delegates will go from tine tenth congressional district in Texas to the national republican convention. The convention here today elected M. M. Turney of Bastrop county and Harvey C. Stiles of Haynes county and in structed them to vote for Roosevelt, but the result had no sooner been de clared than IT of the delegates left the hall and met in a nearby building and elected + M Moore of Travis and F. l.. Welch of Williamson county, and instructed them to vote for Taft
 The national convention. will. of course have to decide the contest. The Taft people base their bolt upon the claim that some of the attending delegates violated their instructions Dr E. P Wimot of Austin was named by both factions as electors from this district.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-12

drawn. A report upon his nervous condition and on the question of his sanity will be made in few days by the physicians and also will bear weight
 The three who made an examination Of Richeson today devoted most of the time to tests of the prisoners power of memory and sensibllity to emotions They win continue the examination tomorrow or Monday.
 With a physician for the defense re- porting that Richeson is insane and still another physician in attendance at the jail declaring him sane, the governor is expected to lay principal stress on the report of the alienists appointed by himself
 Richeson was prompt in answering that he did not consider himself n- sane when the question was put to him directly today
 Unless the sentence is commuted one week from tonight will find him in the death cell at the charlestown
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-12
WHERE IS GOMEZ.

San Antonio, Texas, May II Emilio Yasquez Gomez family here profess to be in ignorance of his movements. They also discredit the story that he had fled from Juarez, maintaining thar all was and is harmonious between him and Orozco and other Mexican revolutionary ieaders.
 If Gomez is indeed on his way to San Antonio he will not arrive here until late tonight or early tomorrow morning As far as known. there is no warrant out against him, but 1t Is believed he cannot long escape arrest. In the many statements he has issued from here and from Juarez he has ad- mitted receiving messengers from the revolutionists and of being in nego- tiation with them to assume the pro visional presidency This, it is be- lieved is enough to indict him, and the federal granl jury is now in ses sion here
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-12
MONEY BACK.
Here's Some Talk on Square Deals
 Lines.

Fifty cents; that's all, for a box of MONA stomach tablets that will bring a smile to youg dyspeptic couu- teuance ten minutes after the first dose.
 Anl sorrens Drug Co. states that if MONA doesn't end the misery of in- digestion or hanish stomach distress of any kind, you can have your money back
 This guarantee applies to the fol- lowing ailments. gas. aeidity, heavi- ness. distress after eating, fermenta. uon, heartburn, waterbrash, belching. sourness, pain in stomach. biliousness. dizziness. nervousness. sleeplessness, bad dreams. night sweats, headache, constipation, jespondency. bloating, foul breath. coated tongue sea or car sickness morning sickness.
 Fift5 cents a box for MONA stom. aeh tablets at sorrells Drug Co. and druggists everywhere.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-12

c. \. Bell of Little Rock. claim agent for the Rock Island was in the city yesterday on business.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-12
NEselT's SANITY.
Question Involved and Matter Will Be
 Left to Jury.

A jury in Judge Farmers court dur ing the coming week will take up the question of the sanity Of Allen Nes bit farmer residing near l4unsdale Officers of the sheriif's office have locked him up on charge of insanity Some of his friends do not believe he is insane and County Physician John $. Wood is very much in doubt, as Nesbitt talks rational and clear It has been reported to the officers that Nesbitt made threats to kill his wife and children.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-12
ACQUITTED AND WE'D.
okIahoman Walks From Court to Mar
 riage Altar.

MadiH, Okla, May 1l.-tWithin 10 minutes after he had been freed by a jury of alleged compicity in the kill ing of James Ruth, a negro, here to- day w. A. Thomas, a Marshall coun. ty farmer. became a benedict. His bride was Miss Mary Whitworth, his childhood sweetheart Miss Whit worth had haunted the courtroom while her lover was on trial and when the verdict was announced they em- braced and hurriel away and procur- ed a marriage license Judge J. F. Eddington. who presided in the trial of Thomas, pronounced the wedding ceremony. Thomas was accused joint ly with Henry Dixon and John Conley. Dixon was discharged and the jury which tried Conley disagreed.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-12

state prison with the possibility of his being called to sii in the death chair at any time after midnight Of that day
 sherigf Quinn said tonight he woul l not remove the prisoner to the state prison until the aienists nave com pleted their examinations and probab- ly not till the governors council meets on Wednesday, when the alienists are expected to report.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-12
THE POST TELECRAPHER
Another lOl Ranch

the oby will plm dtnet a t rthne eBa@u to- tnarena ad Heapr Monday Mh e mdgyaet e hvee HegstI pictures w d oft umaren
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-12
TEXAS CONVENTIONS.

Galveston. Texas. May ls.-In the convention of the seventh eongression- al district. held al Galveston today. by the republican party the breach open ed at the county convention has wid- ened, Two sets Of delegates were seat ed and two sets Of delegates were se- lected for the national convention at .Chicago, The Roosevelt faction elect cd four delegates with two votes. and
 the Taft faction elected two delegates
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-12
RlCnESON' FATE
 HANGS IN BALANCE
ALiENlsTs TO DECIDE FATE OF MINISTER WHO KILLED FOR
 MFR SWEETHEART.

Boston, Mass. May ii--lf the three alles.!sla who today examined Clarence Y. Y. Rlcheson. slayer of Avis Lin nell. fan 10 find the former minister insane. it win be the prisoners last saturday night in Jail before being removed to his death cell in the state prison
 Dr. l. Vernon Brigss, one of the first alenlsts called in by the goeer- nor. had placed Rachescn under the pin prick test In some instances t is claimed, lpr. Briggs ionnd him in sensible to pain even when blood was
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-12
TOO MUCH BASEBALL.
Congressman Interested in Game More
 Than Duties.

Washington, May 1l--Basehall again today brought the house to an early adjournment and prevented the passage of a general claims bill grant ing payments to government employees injured in pursuance of their duties, or payments to their families or rela- tives of those who met death.
 At 5 o'clock Minority Leader Mann raised the point of no quorum Just enough were found to compose quo rum but these disappeared as rapidly as they responded to their names and the house in desperation adjourned
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-12
DOUBLE DELEGATION.

Eureka Springs, Ark, May H.. Twenty-two delegates quietly left the third Arkansas congressional district republican convention here today, or ganized a second convention in the same building named Thomas Will Hams and John McAllister delegates to the republican national convention and instructed them for Roosevelt. The remaining 100 delegates chose l. F. Waves and R. S. Granger to repre-. sent the district at Chicago and in. ssructed them for Taft,
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-12
COMFORT STATIONS.
Government Win Erect Three About
 City Within a Short Time.

Supt Harry Myers of the Hot Springs reservation office announces that within short time three public comfort stations will be built by the government about the city. One is to be on the Hot Springs mountain another on West Mountain. and the third will be along bath house row but lower than the street, with an en- france from aong the reservation NaNl down stairway.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-03

Business-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing CO., 10
Jonn R-st PHI Main 1923 or City 1855
The Detroit times., 1912-08-03
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DEATHS.

Rev Louis Van Straelen, St Marys
hospital, about 20 years, gastric ulcer
William schwartz, Hamtramck. Mich.
! month, castro enteritis; Edward O.
BerllnG, Michigan, ~ Years phthisis;
Gottleib Beggemann, Wyandotte
Michigan, 81 years, senile dementia
Helen Figlak, 95S Riopelle, years
cmpyaemia; Leona Krey. Rubber, 1 1
months, commissions; Richard Floetge
1903 Military. ! year, diphtheria; baby
of Jacob Russell. 709 Fourth days
marasmus; Elsie l. Wendt, 1893 Brook
Ign, 3 months, tetdny: Irene a. Brans-
Ger; John White. 399 Avery GS years
dilatation OF the heart. Carl Otto, ia
Adelaide, 60 pneumonia. Clobar), I'D
muLd Poole. 1854 John r.. 81 years,
prostatitis; Henry Bloom. 100 Congress
east about 81 years. poisoning. Lloyd
j. Hill, SIS Brooklyn 8 months, cholera
infantum; William J. Amele. 81 Henry
IL Gays. malnutrition. Joseph A. Lu-
ksszo wicZ. % Thirty months
iufantile convulsions. Fred w Avery
$40 utnam, 81 years dropsy William
Shumba, 242 r.. 10 years marasmus
Alrhonse q. Courtens. 10 Louis II
days. marasmus. Elmer Liske 10 Al
bert. ~ days. marasmus: Frank BrosZ-
mus. Heromin Ceznakowski, 679 Ham
cock. year. commissions: Peter he An
gelu Detroit sanitarium. about -
years. crushing injuries: William Wei
don, Michigan year. whoopiug
cough; Henry Kopka, IL Lyle. IL
months enteritis. stephen Hoar. $50
south month. marasmus Mary L.
Chirens 1850 John r., ~ years. cancer
OF the breast
The Detroit times., 1912-08-03

AAA-Furniture, Rugs. etc.
J Jest purchased from "A party leaving
CITY he contents Of very pretty
nome ana these goods were not IN
use % days. ! purchased for cash
~ l-5th ccsi price and Will OFFER
them for sale 10 sell separately from
= To = original cost. They are alb
soIutely in perfect condition II not
ready for anything FOR 10 montns
We VIII hold for YOU By YOU paying
deposit. or IL you need the goods and
bavo not al The money. Will ,ake
your note Tor part pay. Everything
oneI is "A great bargain. Come see
= Them. use your Judgment,
btaul lful rosewood upright piano, cos-
machine cost $50, for S25; one lot or
pea clothing. sheets. pillow cases.
blankets and quilts. cost over $aV,
Tor $3.50: one kitchen table and four
hhc llnoleum, cost SO, for $3.50. one
most beautiful satin finish 3-inch
sphf inuous post brass bed, cost 80,
satin finish brass bed. cost SIS. for
sS1 TO- one most beautiful palet
aud satin dnish brass bed cost
, ~ for $3.50 one most beau
bright finish brass bed. cost $50. for
$3.50. also one In satin finish. same
price one most beautiful 2-inch con-
unuous- post satin finish brass bed.
cost $50. for $1l;75. iron beds I'm g
inch continuous post, fancy shapes
and others. vernis martin white.
green and blue, for s2.s0, $3.50, S3.t5
two 70 three times that much: pillows
that cost 81 To SO per pair for S. per
per pair finest iron springs. that
COS, $3.50 and $3.50 each, for 1915
each. fine felt mattresses that cost
$3.50. SIS, $3.50, $3.50. for 1915.
s. 20 and SS.75. These mattresses
were used with extra pads and are
IN perfect condition. Dressers IN
large and medium sizes. French plate
mirrors, solid oak chartered oak.
genuine mahogany blrds-eye maple.
Clrcas Sian walnut for $3.50, $3.50.
SIS $3.50. $3.50 and 500 which cost
two and three times that much, chif-
foniers to match nearly all the
dTessers at same prices and reduc-
tons; one most beautiful quarter OAK
buffet. coat S35. for $l7.50, one beam
tifui quarter oak china closet cost
s35, for $3.50, six beautiful genuine
leather slip seat chairs 10 matcn.
cost s25 for sll.75: one beautiful
qIarter oak dining table, cost s3S.
fer $16.50: one very excellent Chase
leather couch. cost $22.50. for S1l.ab;
one most beautiful genuine leather
couch, cost s65. for $35.
These rugs are in genuine Wilton. AK
Minister. velvets, seamless Brussels
and Viii be sold for less than half
cost prices a s.. 70. s6.7b, $50, $50.
Sg.5o. S1O.50, Sis $12.5O. $3.50. $40,
$3.50. SIS and $40; lace curtains.
rope portieres. lace curtains, very
cheap. rockers. two bookcases, ped
estals Turkish rockers in genuine
Spanish feathers one 3-piece pa-lor
suite. center stands, go-carts; nne
screens. 2 combination bookcases, z
sets OF dishes. pictures and many
other things not mentioned VIII be
sold very cheap.
Come, see it will pay YOU
BE wise call soon.
CALL FOR MIR. WOOD.
I78 Michigan Ave.
Don't Forget the Number
The Detroit times., 1912-08-03
BIRTHS.


=. 70
w. L. DesJardin, 937 Forrest west
II. ii. Rea, l2l Manchester St; j. +.
osmer. 1903 Lincoln-ave; j. Gardella
al Larned-st. east; l., NJ Plovie. II
Felch-ave.s g. Kusch. 979 Twenty third :
81. J. Birecki, - GreuseI-ave. L. Su-
pulski. - Peterson-ave. (twins); l..
kesh, 552 South-st; IT, Kowski. 600
'Grandy-ave. w. Dores Elmhurst-aN
GIRLS
De kaskc. 1878 .Scotten-ave.: ). II.
Mobile, GA Russeli-st. A. j. Brand.
Womans hospital: A.. r. Schwartz, 649
Nermont-st, Thomas Reed, Toledo. o
/. Schmit, 1856 Rivard- st. Wciton l..
Buck, 532 Brooklyn-ave. Francisck
Sczepanski, 1871 Chene-st.; Alfred
Reed, $50 Woodmere-st August
Mertsch. ~ Greusel-ave.. Charles W.
iNlng, 40 Flscher-aNe.: Theodore Ger
sky, 1884 Pennsyly ania Leila Leach
1880 Garileld-aye., Henry Egnasek, sSz
los, Canpau-aNC.; Theodore Longonski
70 Holbourn ave; August Legkowskt
20 LaSalie-avc.i William n Taylor
lll Fulton ave Uric Des Rosters, 1917
Lew erenz- St; Edwin Chapman. 93
Erank-St.