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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-07
GEN. LEA ARRIVES
BROKEN IN HEALTH

SAN FRANCISCO. May IA
physical and mental wreck. broken
by the Orient. Gen. Homer Lea. the
California military genius. author.
confsdant % Or. Sun VA, sen. and
dvlssr OF the little group Of Chinese
revolutionary leaders. arrived on
the liner Chiyo Maru yesterday
20 regain his health AZ his home in
Los Angeles. lie was accompanied
by Mrs Lea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-07
NO ROMANCE OFF
STAGE FOR HER

SAN FRANCISCO. May THE
footiighta lent an enchantment and
romance 10 the person and accom-.
plishments OF Eugene Mockbce
which his wife found entirely lack
Ing In her actor husband IN the Sc
clusion of their home. declared Vlr
ginia Alice Mockbee. formerly Miss
Virginia iirissac, In divorce com
niaint which today secured her q
separation from Mockbeo In Judge
Van Nostrand's court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-07
cAPr. BUCHANAN DEAD

SEA VIEW. Or. May Capt
William = buchanan. ~. old time
river captain OF the Northwest, and
well known among seafarlng men
all along the Pacific coast. died
suddenly here Yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-07

LOS ANGELES. May Insult
was offered the horses of the i'm
II. fire house when three real
camels. brought here by St Joseph,
Mo. shriners. were CHARTERED there.
The ships Of the desert are on
parade duty today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-07
TALKED HUBBY OUT
OF THE NOTION

The oratorical powers OF Mrs. J.
Y. Bush. go East Pike st. were
used with telling effect. She
told the police that he. husband
was making trouble for her. and
wanted an officer sent to her home
Immediately. When officer Hawk
inson arrived on the scene. Mrs.
Hush told him that she had spat
with her hubby. and during the
heated discussion he flashed out a
bits gun ON her. With little sooth.
Ing and pleading she finally per
saaded him TO give her the gun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-07
n nkIFe WOUNDS

San FRANCISCO. May with
IS knife wounds IN his body, face
and head. InfActed with suicidal In.
tent. Michaei Ashein. aged so. 10 IN
a serious condition her. today. The
blade OF his knife vas TOO short TO
reach q vital spot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-07
LOSES VOICE TALKING OF TITANIC.

COTTAGE GROVE, Or. MAY o-Mrs A. Woolcott
has talked much about her experiences escaping from
the wrecked liner Titanic that her voice today almost
entirely lost MIS- Wooeo suffered shock
when the Titanic wrecked and the accompanying
posture affected her throat.
The womans club OF Cottage Grove will give Mrs Wool
colt public reception Tuesday evening, at which time, II
she is able. she will entertain club members with
rave of her experiences in connection with the great
disaster
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-07

Drink il the worst eyil with
which we have 10 cope"
Yes. and isn't II remarkable that
so many people insist on coping
with u regularly - Chicago Rec.
ord.Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-07
THE MARKETS

The following are the average
prizes. paid BY ioess commission msr-
chants TO the producers. Prices n
according 10 freshness and general
srcslienes, hut these prioss. unIess
othsrwfse indicated. are for strictly
Ergs ana .usssr--ssiiing Yries.
Native washington nut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-07

ALICE intend this summer 10
visit the scenes Of my girlhood.
Naud--tsolng to some buried city.
are you7- Boston transcript.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-07

A THANKFUL MOTHER

= VENICE. Cal. May FIX 4
A peeting to pick up the mangled 4
: body Of her s-months-old babe. I
= which had tallen from sec 4
= ond story window. Mrs. j. c. 4
: nfefson rushed screaming A
\ from the house. The child
: was unhuft. II had landed ON 4
\ a pile OF bed clothing airing 4
4 on the lawn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-07

DR.. G. H. White moved 10 North
ern Bank Bldg. 4th and Pike. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-07
CONSULTATION IS FREE
MY DEAR MAN

DO you want to be cured OF that
CIGARETTE HABIT WE CAN
CURE you.
We can bring to you that condi
ton OF health OF body and mind
where you will never again want TO
smoke tobacco or drink liquor. DO
YOU WANT TO BE CURED OF
THESE HABITS THAT RUIN
MIND. SOUL AND BODY? We
can cure you as we have cured
others, and make n new man out
of you and send you out into the
world to fill mans place and do
q mans work.
Listen to this testimony: When
came 10 the Swick Sanitarlum
three weeks ago. was simply
down and out. | was smoking about
rs cigarettes a day. was n ner-
vous wreck. Thanks to DIR. Swick's
treatments | do not now have the
least desire 10 smoke cigarettes,
my nervss are strong again. and
am again able 10 do mans work.
Frank Wood.
We can do the same for you.
We can save that hand. that finger
II you have Blood Poison, and save
you an operation.
Father. bring that BOY OF yours
that IL smoking CIGARETTES TO
us and we will cure him OF that
ruinous habit that, II left UNI
cured. will not only ruin him. but
will break the hearts OF Father and
Mother. We HAVE CURED
OTHERS and we CAN CURE him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-07
laws THAT All AMERICANS
nI<HE>rt,tr.

mast here remind my reader that
~ i one thing ard It's admintrtfa
tloa l.. or may b. another. and an
safirsiy different thinx from The Law
n tnlfed states supreme court has
nd ~Taough the law itself be fair
81 rs face and Impartial Ia appear
ane<. ret. II 81 " applied and al
nisistxred b public authority with
a. esa eye and an unequal hand, 80
q prsetirnily 20 make unjust aud
Illegal DETERMINATIONS between per
scnx il similar circumstances. ma
&rfai 10 their rights. the denial 81
<Qa4l justice il stiil Within the pre-
kt3it.nr Of tbs constitution ~ ire
fsssxeinx reasoning of eur htghest
tribunal Is applied to the Dental
Law 81 THIS state. the. law becomes
dead letter Yea. more. " becomes
rrzssrsfy on the name Of law and
hstinx shame 20 the state Of
Wasbirxton.
/ ksaw enc Dentist In Tacoma
no While q member 81 tina State
Dental Board had. nis office girl
eienr peoples teeth and treat teeth
~ p<upls. and at the "a me time he
yss prosecuting graduated Dentists
1r praetieinE Without = license. AMI
4 The same time he was refusing
Urfisfs their license because they
4rnetic~d before they got a license.
know man who claims to be n
DRatist out At Green Lake he has
pf1ctlcsd what ne calls Dentistry.
lsr 1--WE years He never went 20
Dental College. and has no licen4e
= przetire IN thls state He claims
= have a pull with the Dental Board
osd society members. and he has
sever been arrested. set they all
tsos that he IL prarticinE Dentistry
hi you see u u not a crime 20 prac-
trs D<ntistry IN this state unless
Iou hurt the business OF the Dental
Combine.
know Of numerous eases where
H~ntAl Society Dentists have had
effise girls and unlicensed Dentists
H<fticing Dentistry in their offices
VALE ny Dentists were prosecuted.
Ny ne favored were never molested.
know ~ a man By the name ~
Eforn. who knows nothing about
Dsniistry. nor had he license. yet
e ran an office on First avenue for
4pnths. and vas never prosecuted.
Ie1sy his father IL In with the Den
~ Combine trying to destroy some
eas o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-07
Seattle Business Directory

No matter what your needs may be, you will find
them enumerated in this Directory-Cut the Directory
out and paste in a convenient place in your home for
future reference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-07
pkSTtL ROAD AGENTS AND
EHEf.HnHJf. as


ABOUT three years ago this gang
zane N the night and took a flash
1kst picture Of my offices and the
ssofs ~ the ha'lway Their detect
Ees We're there and the flashiizht
s1picsion scared the gang Of
esssrds into chills
I have seen Dentists arrested and
1xen into court and when their
-. vas called for trial tho Dental
.ssieinss lawyer asked for the case
% dismissed on the ground that
- Dentists did not DO enough bust
70 hurt anybody. You see.
Aaleing Dentistry without
.rnss IN this state ~ unlawful only
Ash q Dentist does enough bust
" hurt the combine
Know 81 cases being dismissed
- Yentists being told that they
ree.e not be prosecuted N thew
would quit working In nv offices T
neniion these things 10 show the
Ghnsf and purpose % administer.
- We Dental Law IN this state.
DksFsL Law Nor ron THE
PEOPLE.
- - dental Law Of thls state vas
- 'xaenaed 20 protect the people.
sgs,, e'a y intend 20 prescribe a
ls ~a.'aon standard for Dentists.
lb,ree y does neither Of these
$3.50 N Tact. IL does the very on
$3.50 $500 y depriyes tho pe0pla ~ that
".sstion % skill and the benefits
ee,.,s. .enabie prices resulting from
fr.,.gsliu0n. and IL vests an arbf-
era, power In the Dental Board 10
rls.ahs Dentists Ia what they
Pleas. $40 quite naturally. they
lhs s,.g Dulid a dental wall around
tsration ~ MAKE " a closed cor
mat ~ RMS the kind OF law
yfSh., ~ people disregard and
a. 70, because II subjects a per-
indlv5dsas mere unreHfrained Will OF
n,sn, ss II gives ua a govern
men " " men instead of Rcyern-
sess Iaw II r. therefore iswIess-
naIs 49, mere are certain iudivtd-
color ~ thfiye on 1t because under
eerons , ,aw they exercise this dan
material I n,aio serve their own
k<sn dental Law Of this atate has
ii Ia 'oiIrarily ana maladfuiuiafsr-
trax a,.eh years. Some Dentists
n!tfs@a ytoht ~ Our coifrfa haze 80
tixats.an and the Legislative Inves-
and ,,.ss committee reporfed fbis
In ,rrtt worse 70 be the fact.
Remote f.one Dental Law IL so far
eshoula hs ~ human reason that Il
~ sorne rsslskarded, as II has been
hegs ~ N our prosecuting after
epsrsflon ns 20 bad that Its very
u lsrsl s pu,s y beyond the domain
On M y sanction. The law IL nnfair
% fhs ~ and operates an fnft,atIee
h II Deniists and 10 tic oeonte
= III 49,, letter and should rennIn
IA rsiilDWiN J. BROWN.
On. fst Ave. Union Block.
uatil ssssenings until ana snnaay.
people who work.
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n Story Of Washington
DENTAL CONSPIRACY
and
LAW MADE CRIMINALS

frssies Sharswood sala No court
- ierv Mas any right Ia determine
Z e<rse according 20 their mere mo-
SIsr Of Justice such q power vested
4 sav koay of men wuuid constitute
- nenst appalling de~potism. and
rh,n Ne tteW the hist0ry and
sssleteusents o. eur race and con
1,dsr eur legal institutions and TIE
nrnsruas coafta through which =
- h.rcr,~s operative. We have 3
<,xht 10 expect that che rights AMI
tf<rti>< Of oar eitiEen. shall ~
~sfexu.fd4d b. our courts In accord
ritk TIE Fundamental principles q
NstI<e. az set forth ia eur bills -
rsrhf ard the constitution.
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Springs. lbs. 4 under !
enriugs, over lbs... i
TurKsyg. i've ....-... - i
Hens zee . o fff 90 wv
poo.tern. live. ID. .... i
snYing duokling. ..... =.
bucks. live. lb..ss... !
Geese .ssss'ts
s@....1.a duZ....s..ss. (
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-07

IA EDWIN J. BROWN
ops, 80, Ave. Union Block.
satIl' evenings until ana ennday.
'vf people who work
The sun., 1912-07-14

Isaac Sohrs, Miss Soils. Miss c. Soils,
DIR. and George Zimmerman. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Clark Mr.. and Mrs. Armstead.
d. Simmerman, Mrs. Charles Nusbaum.
Grant Clark. Hubert Sheffield. Miss
Frances Lavefe and Miss l.. Hibbs Of
Philadelphia
The winners Of the card parties this
week at the Rudolph arc Miss Alice Cal
houn Of New York and Mics Elizabeth
BARNES Of Philadelphia, Mrs. Fred
Michaldson Of Philadelphia and Miss
Bror Eklandt Of Brooklyn. Miss Barnes
is also fine piano player. A dance was
held this week with thirty invited guests
present.
Miss Elizabeth Dodds. Mrs. M. A. Bah
cock, Mrs Helen Aldrick, A. Garrison.
Miss L. W. Weed, Mrs. f. b. Baker. Mr..
and Mrs. William Watson, Charles q:
Thomas, Dr. and Mrs. q. Rudolph, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Of New York: Mr..
and Mrs F. q. Michael.on. Miss E. ].
Barnes and the Rev. n. II. Barnes Of Phila-
delphia, and Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Allen
Of Haddonfield are staying at the Rudolph.
Howard Keeler, q prominent New
York broker. is registered at the Casa
Iona for the summer.
At the Evin are: Miss X. 8. Fowler
MIR. and Mrs. H. Meyers. Miss X. b. Beck,
Miss Anna Van Wyke Of New York; Mr.
and Mrs, r. H. Jane Of Binghamton. N.
Y. and Mrs. {. II. Leverttt, Miss NJ. X.
Leveritt. and Miss Anna I.everitt Of
Bloomsbury.
The sun., 1912-07-14

Ambassador and the Consul. General;
Yaussauf Zia Pasha. tho Turkish Am
bassador: Senior Carlos Madero. the
father of Mcxico's President, and Raron
Nuber Won Psreked. ::.o HUI .rian
Consui-t1eneral.
Dr. n. A. De yanny. who on Monday
morning raced his big automobile nj,
the boardwalk az fifty miles an hour 20
reach the home OF dying man, in quite
the hero Of the beach this week and is
sharing his laurels with Chief Of Police
Hewlett who arrested the physician Tor
taking II motor ON the boardwalk. When
the chief heard his mission he badc him
20 on. saying there wasn't any man ~
the Long Beach Company who would
prevent physician going TO a dying
patient IL they had TO suspend all the
traffic rcgrlati ions on the island.
Registered at the Hotel Nassau this
week are: r.. d. Morgan. y: p star,
G.. s. Braga. Miss T. Keller. Ma. " +.
Warner, Mrs l.. NJ. Mack. Louis Mack.
II. G. Weston, NJ. p. Carleton, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. Paris, John j. Barrett. A. J Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bennett. A. Roth
bath, Mr.. and Mrs. j l.. Loose, Miss G: c.
Hsves, Miss g. lockwood. Miss NJ. Taylor.
Edward wallach. Austin Fox, 4. IL; Fox,
Bernard Hall, Mics Estelle La Russo,
Raymond Hubbeli. Margaret Hoyt. NJ.
Stirling, A. ~. Folsom. Mrs. II. II. Morris.
Arthur r. Cra gin, Ralph {. Thayer. Mrs.
Arthur NJ. Burr and Mrs. James Ander.
ROu.
The sun., 1912-07-14
LONG BEACH GIRLS ON
HORSEBACK IN SURF
Clad in Becoming Bathing
Suits They Have the
Greatest Fun.
AUTO RACE ON BOARDWALK
DR.. De vanny, on His Way to
See Patient. Was Arrested
Chief ApOlOgizcd.

Lone BEACH, l.. l.. July i3.--Horscback
riding in bathing suits on the beach Is the
latest diversion of the summer girl AT
Long Beach. The sport is to put on
becoming bathing suit and then ride your
pony through the surf. not far enough out
to frlghton him, but just far enough for
his galloping hoofs to make fire splash
ing in the water. Those who do not care
for any variations Of an always delightful
pastime don tho conventional riding habit
for their canter. and the beach is the
favorite bride path. for one can ride
good eight miles on the hard white sand.
The weekly sewing class started by Miss
Margaret Cochrane of Brooklyn is proving
most popular here and all the young girls
Of the beach devote Monday afternoons
to making Christmas gifts. Among the
members are Miss Margaret and Mildred
Cochrane, Miss Edna De Nanny. Miss
Florence Katherine Burk and Miss Esther
Ditmar.
Under tho direction of Mrs. Ross Of
New York the little folk Of Long Deach h are
busy rehears!ng for a JAPANESE cantata
to be given in the Hotel Nassau on Thurs
day, July ls Sixteen children. all under
IL yea,S Of age. will take part. and
children's party will be given afterward
by l.. NJ. Boomer. manager of the Nassau.
Miss Boots McVine will take IL prominent
part and Miss Lorna Johnston is also one
Of the cast.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. =. Giller
swan out to the last post to which the
raft is attached and tackled a votes for
women banner to the post. Thus far
there has been no anti-suffragist intrepid
enough to tear IL down.
Mrs. William H. Force and her daughter
Mnched at the Nassau on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Wagstaf arrive
from Tuxedo on Monday for the remainder
of the month.
Mrs. Edward Holland Nicoll Of West
chester spent Monday and Tuesday at
the Nassau.
There was a gathering of diplomats
at the Nassau this week. the hotel having
under its roof at one time Baron Rogovine
and Baron Schlippenbach, the Russian
The sun., 1912-07-14
AT THE ORIENTAL.
Beach Resort Near New York Draws
Many Guests.

Guests who have been coming for many
years, as well as new arrivals for the
season, I'll the Oriental at Manhattan
Beach. Joseph r. Greaves has entered
upon his twelfth season as manager
of this summer resort by the sea. Some
Of those who are spending the season
arc Mir. and Mrs. William Alliba Dutton.
who arrived from Europe recently: Mr
and Mrs. Henry Forbes McCreery. MIR
and Mrs. Han. Winterfnitit. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. W. Payne. 7. Pearsall Field and dangh-
ter Miss v ard McAllister Summer BE- Hard.
" II. Baldwin. Miss Cornelia G. Hatch
and Miss l.. Kirby. Mr.. and Mrs. w. q.
Eosworih; Mr.. and Mr.: =; A: Carter ter,
Robert T. Ide, Judge +. A. Nanahar,
Mr. and Mrs. stephen NJ. Griswold, Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Reimer. Mr.. and Mrs. T. ID.
O'Brien. Judge W. p. Godelee Of Syracu Sc
Mrs. f.. Marcy Raymond, r. G. McCor-
mick, v. u. Rcardslcy. Mr.; and Mrs;
A. 7. Hardin, Judge Dittenhoefer and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Denzer.
A. Nelson Lewis and others.
The sun., 1912-07-14


Bearer of one of the most eminent names
of France. former husband OF a multi
millionaire American. divorced and poor.
he was certainly not a model spouse. bue
Il is not to he contradlcted that he is one
Of the best OF fathers. Judgment has been
pronounced against him and he can ses
his yhlla:on only once IA week. But he puts
some malice into each Of these short visits
u, tc oNerN helms them with attentions
thai y, oI ,heni,
oliowlng SUI h u visit they return to the
nrt' hotel ol the mother and tor
the sX dayn that follow the Children tails
Oniy ol IaIa, al th.s poor para ho has not
u sou, bur who rrihses lhcin nothing. has
IL most iro,oEins "a the IN II .utliionalro
n aii.h ~, 1hs rStrhkes heI set, or tina \
I..C ,rps, - rr'''l" I"'"'r - -" ~ no
t,r ui's hi,tirsn q. hrr ,N hus. ana, , hum
Sc calls c',n 'ei,ic hrr tn.liinn. lc che
vA,pl CO tnu loi n lic ht "a nNe
10 - J, I hia 81, .'fcr eic.ant nor adroit.
Children ale sometimes pltilsss Judges.
The sun., 1912-07-14

HILLSIDE HOUSE. Fast Sroudsburg: rest and
recreation. shade In abundance; own farm prdd.
ucSs booklet. RlTNER ONERFlELD.
The sun., 1912-07-14
Baptized In Waters OF Two Oceans.
From the ST. Louis Times.

An unusual baptism took place at the
home OF T. T. Ramey Of Edwardsville last
night, when four children were christened
with mixture OF water from the Atlantic
and Pacific oceans. The water from the
Atlantic Ocean was bottled by Mrs.
Ramcy twenty -four years ago. and she has
had that from the Pacific for eleven years.
The Atlantic Ocean water was taken from
Earrapansett Bay and the Pacific water
from the bay at San Francisco.
The sun., 1912-07-14
Mount P0ceno.
Nit. Pleasant House
East Stroudsburg.

MAPi EiIt'liST.
Fast SWoudsburg: capacity i7S: modern m.
lrovements' large lawns plenty shade n. l.
BACH
The sun., 1912-07-14
SEQ.

KILLERS Mt. ARR HOUSE. Cr-s"o Sta.
tion. Modern ccnvenienc.s; capacity 10: rn:ss Sl2
up: bowling. tennis dancing. &C.: booklet n.
EMMETT HELLER
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-06

IT was back in the olden times that thev
had to have a person go crying il out il,
any one had anything to sell or wanted
to buy or to notify the people that so and
so had lost this and that The way was
the only one available It's different now
Your wants can be told to an audience Of
over so 600 in this section through a Want
Ad in The Georgian. No matter what
your want is an ad in The Georgian will
MI it for you. Georgian Want Ads buy.
sell, exchange. rent, secure help find lost
articles and countless other things.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-06
Real Estate For Sale.
SHARE 6 Roz1sroN
Suburban Home

We HAVE the home if YOU have the
money Large ten-room. up to- da 10
house with all modern conveniences. eX-
eept gas. Two tile bath rooms. large halls
and verandas This home is on a large,
shady lot IFS by 500 feet. with beautiful
lawn and flower garden. large horse and
COW barn, chicken house, wood house and
other outhouses. About an acre in a
garden spot, with grape vines. peach
plum, pear and pecan trees Let US show
YOU this so you can see for yourself
She Mr.. Greene
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-06
Situations Wanted Male,

EXPERIENCED bookkeep-
er desires position on or
before August l. Oil mill
and fertilizer business pre-
ferred. Can furnish good
references. Address IS,
Box 300, care Atlanta Geor-
gian. 1915
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-06
On East Lake Drive.

IF you want to double your money, here S
your chance on the right hand side OF
the Ga. r. r., $40 front feet on the East
Lake drive, which can be bought for $12
front foot Behind this we have IL
lots which can be bought for $500 each
See Mr.. Green
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-06
EAST BAKER STREET.

THE AUTHORITIES are cutting this hill leading from
CORTLAND Baker and you will find that values
jump materially this immediate section If will come
in at and buy will be trouble to make uban
profit while This lot is 100x170 running through
from street street price low that ashamed to
print it. in o about it.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-06
18s wEsT PEACHrREE. $18.5O

THIS is the best bargain offered West Peachree today 1t is
desirable location the side of Peachtre and fac
directly Howard street The lot 50xl10 with alley
the side makes desirable for apartment house
site any permanent Improvement you have faith
Peachtree YOU help but like this Reasonable
termS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-06
Another. Home

TWO new six-room bungalows on JEFF
ferson place, Decatur, Ca, near main
Decatur car line. with all conveniences
and improvements We can sell these at
price that will please you See Mr.
Green
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-06
NORTH AVENUE HOME.

ONNORTH AVE. jackson ST. and close of the
public schools have desirable Groom cottage on
large lot with all the for $4,000 reasonable
This very attractive little place and will make splen
did home for
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-06
Railroad Schedule.
SOUTHERN. RAILWAY.

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
PASSENGER TRAINS. ATLANTA
The following schedule figures are pub
lished only as Information, and are not
guaranteed:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-06
Real Estate For Sale.
Real Estate For Sale.
RALPH O. COCHRAN
Real Estate, Renting and Loans
ROSWELL ROAD ACREAGE.

WE HAVE tract of 100 Roswell Road this side of the
Quinn school that sell for $3.50 per reasonable
In of the fact that Roswell Road be wldened and
other developments this vicinity this be splendid buy
There preer frontage the road than this offer
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-06
Another Bargain.

TWENTY ONE and one-half acres. on
PAGES Ferry road, joining Druid Hills
on the east and Decatur on the north
! 200 front feet on PAGES Ferry road We
have for quick sale for $500 per acre
which is $500 cheaper than any around il
See Mr.. Green
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-06
MANGUM ST.
Fronts 121 Feet

A LARGE tract on the east side of
Mangum street, between Magnolia
and Foundry streets; has frontage Of
l25 feet. running back t52 feet on one
line and 1QS feet on the other line.
Contains eight small houses. This en-
tire property for $4,000 on reasons BILE
terms
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-06
HOWARD PLACE
Real Estate For Sale. /.
FOR SALE.

NORTH SIDE, n Jackson street,
POS, 7-room house and four
rooms large enough for dressing
rooms Slate roof, combination
fixtures, hot and cold water,
storm sheathed, double foored, q
room house in rear, barn, etc. Cor
ner lot, 50x160 feet. Price re-
duced from $500 to So, 700. This
is your opportunity to buy the
best bargain on the north side.
Owner must sell Look at this
property, and see us for particu-
lars.