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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-03
Real Estate For Sale
w. A. Foster & Raymond Robson
Real Estate. Rem ting and Loans
Bell Phones i0311032 Il Edg ewood Atlanta Phone
Il Edg ewood ave
FOR SALE.


IN OUR opinion. Marietta street is
the next street to get enhance
ment. 1t Win naturally follow the
physical developments that are now
being made on that street, together
with the completion of the Bell
wood avenue viaduct. which is now
being built.
We call especial attention to
large corner lots between the Via
duct and North avenue.
over a quarter of a million dol
lars worth of land has been sold on
this street within the last week.
and it is safe to predict that in the
next year over two million dollars
worth of property will be sold on
this street. There are now over
100000 in new buildings under
way
We believe that the lots referred
10 above will make you big money.
For particulars, see either Mr..
Eve or Mr., Hook.
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Real Estate For Sale.
Real Estate For Sale.
SALE OF L. P. GRANT PROPERTY
en- ting and Loans.

ON TUESDAY, August 6, 10 clock before the
So Peachree the of Auburn
This valuable property
offered public auction in Atlanta
On of the extraordinary value of this property
desired that the bidders be assured possible that
the titles perfect.
This property acquired by L. p Grant in 1866 1t has
been in his family that time 1t being sold
for division amongst his heirs in accordance with his will We
have procured certificate of the Atlanta Title and Guarantee
Company that the purchaser this sale will acquire feesim
title said premises when the sale confirmed by the court
and deed containing recals has been delivered
Terms of Sale Cash to be paid confirmation of by the
the
We have caused this property to be surveyed and plated by
F. Kaufman civil engineer These plats ready for dsr
The title certificate be the Office of Robert
c. Philip H. Aston attorneys for the 18th floor Third Ma
tional Bank building.
the time and place the Administrator will sell
containing 220 DeKab county the Georgia rail
mile below Mountain. This
property fronts Stone Mountain public road and the Rock
through it. The Georgia railroad has stopping place
very The electric line has been this week located
into Stone Mountain.
L. P Grant acquired this property 25 years ago,
Titles perfect
Terms of Sale Cash to be paid upon confirmation of sale
by the court.
ant
STEVE JOHNSTON Auctioneer Grant Building Atlanta Ga
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Wanted Miscellaneous.


WANTED-One old American typewrit
ffor the france. Address w, City,
Inman Bldg 57-S
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For Observation-Disclosures
For Sale Miscellaneous.


FOR SALE-Handsome mahogany Chick
ering e. Sons piano. Metrostyle pianoa
ano $50 worth of music for $685. cost
$3.50 Leaving City, care Georgian
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DROP A CARD-Win bring cash for old
clothes and shoes The Nestiare. 166
Decatur street 6-2T-42
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Real Estate for Sale or Exchange
Real Estate Wanted.

AN IN THE MARKET for a nice. up
to-date bungalow cottage with at least
cts; location must be north OF Ponce De-
Leon avenue and near Peachtree. Wish
to trade directly with owner, a lowest
cash prices Describe interior Pur-
chaser, care Georgian. 1852
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Auction Sales.


AUCTION SALE OF FURNI-
TURE. Sale now going on.
VIII continue until II p. m. to-
day. Lot of Iron Beds, Dressers.
Washstands, Flat Piano. Side
Boards. Art Squares, Rugs, Kitch
en- Furniture. lot Of Eight-day
Clocks, Gas Stoves and Ranges,
and other goods too numerous to
ment IN. at PawnbrokerS Auction
IltLse, 81 Decatur street.
PAWN BROKERS AUCTION HOUSE, 81
Decatur street. We buy and sell any
ana everything. Atlanta phone 22s5.
7-3s- 70
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Sewing Machines,

w b RENT new machines with complete
set of attachments for 81 per month ;
also machines repaired, prompt delivery
Both phones 1922 Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company, 10 Whitehall 9-14-44
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FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE-ONE-
HALF ACRE LOT1 do 75O

THE very best section of Lakewood
Heights, fronting the Old Waterworks
ebert road lot 64x420 feet: under Page
fence; house Is nearly new: very fine cabi-
net mantels in each room; china closet
linen closets. etc. strictly home owning
community; Just one block off car inei
two blocks of the best school in the
county; just 22 minutes from Whitehall
street. Some people would make living
on this place. To a good risk $100 or
more cash. S25, or as much as YOU can
pay per month. You don't often get
chance at home like this a these terms.
Get off car at Brooklyn Heights stop, walk
one block to left, This property is second
door from my residence This property
is Just outside city; no city. street or road
tax TO pay. Just g little over three miles
from the center of town. Call me up; let
me tell you more about this. F.. B. Hop
Rims, Atlanta phone $40. S-2-19
COLLEGE PARK--New six room bunga-
low, handsomely finished, best la Dor and
material, plumbing, beautiful mantels and
electric fixtures, all conveniences, on large
lot, y block from car, in prettiest shaded
part of College Park Price SO. 500 Small
cash payment and monthly payments to
suit. VIII take vacant lot or automobile
as cash payment. w. II. S Hamilton.
Owner, Decatur, Ga. Phone Decatur 413
------------ 1918
BEAUTIFUL building lot at East Lake
where developments are going on. Sure
10. enhance, Low price for quick sale
Terms. Address Owner, Box sc. care
Georgian 55-S-I
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Trunks, Bags and suitcases.


RETAILED AND REPAIRED.
ROUNTREE'S u WATERFALL Ib TE,T
PHONES: Bell Main 1915. Atlanta 1854
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North Side Home.

TWO-STORY BRICK seven-room dwell
ing on corner lot; porcelain bath tub:
stationary washstand. gas servants
house on lot. A dandy home on Spring
equity Easy terms Loan 81 500 al &c. 10
run indefinitely. Apply Joseph f. Boston
care Georgia Savings Bank and Trust
Company. S-I-42
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IF YOU WANT SAND in any quantity
delivered in any part of town whole
sale or retail, call Ivy 1885. c. w Jones
& Co. 7-2-33
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-07

ately got in touch with Day Captain of Police Howell who picked Barrett ID, and who was holding him as fugitive from the Memphis police.
 Yesterday afternoon the case was called in Justice Gladson's court, where it developed that Covey did not have any credentials to show that he was a Memphis detective, nor that he had any extradition papers for Bar rett.
 q supposed that Barrett would re- turn without any further delay" ex- plained Covey.
 Barrett was arrested here on a pet ty larceny charge, fined s25, and sen. fenced to 30 days on the chain gang. He took an appeal from that convic- ton, and yesterday Attorney o. H. Sumpter, who represents him, filed the appeal bond in the city court, and it was approved and accepted by Judge Archer
 On the question of being a fugitive Barrett was at liberty under a bond of s250, and after 1t was found that Detective Covey had no papers, and a continuance would have to be taken, District Attorney Wood suggested a larger bond to hold Barrett until next Thursday afternoon
 ''It won't be necessary to have a larger bond" interposed Judge Stump ter. q assure you that Barrett will
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-07
DECREASE IN MOVEMENT.

New Orleans, Sept. 6.-Secretary Hester's New Orleans cotton exchange statement. issued before the close of business today, shows a decrease in round figures in the movement into sight for the past six days of 5000 over the same six days last year, an increase over the same time year be. fore last of 60,000, and an increase over the same time in 1909 of 31.000.
 The amount brought into sight for the six days ending this afternoon Is stated as 166.e7S, against 169,4oo last year, 106,4 year before last and I35,- S2S same time in 190gF
 The movement since September 1 shows receipts at all United States ports of 1S0,145 against 116,125 last year: 74,206 year before last, and S0.- 665 same time in 1909; overland across the Mississippi. Ohio and Potomac rivers to northern mills and Canada 1858 against 2,202 last year. 1,95s year before last and 1851 same time in 1909; interior stocks in excess ol Eeptember T, 2i,575 against PLOTS last year, 1882 year before last and 20.s54 same time in 1909 southern mill takings 35,000 against 30.000 las1 year. 22.74S year before last, and 32, S53 same time in 1909.
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trast sharply with the big August banl clearings, which are a development oi present activity and buoyancy.
 Clearings in August gained 4.6 per cent over last year. while during this week they increased 105 per cent over 1911 and 17.6 per cent over 1910 The evidence of these clearings is confirm ed by the current railroad gross earn ings, which show gain of 6.S per cent over 1911.
 Rates of money are hardening in all parts of the world The increased con- fidence in the financial market is H. lustrated by the fact that the August output of new securities and short term notes in this country was s92,- 000.000 greater than year ago. The remarkable consumption of iron and copper products continues to the point cipal industries show satisfactory ac- tivity.
 There continues an unusual demand for iron and steel for this season of the year, with indications that the bulk of production is going directly into consumption. Buying in some direc. tions has been checked slightly by the material advance in prices, yet the amount of business in prospect aggregates q heavy tonnage.
 Activity in pig iron is now the most prominent feature of the situation, and the output during September prom ises to be at greatest rate of the year the month opened with 257 furnaces in operation.
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MARKET NEWS
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, Sept 6.-The cotton market opened steady at decline of 1 to points in response to disappoint- ing cables and reports that Liverpool had been prevented from fully cover ing the local gains of yesterday by d free offering of actual quality.
 Trading was comparatively quiet at the start and early fluctuations were somewhat irregular, but numerous re- ports of crop damage from the eastern belt soon inspired a more general de mand and the market during the mid dle of the day became very active and excited.
 Reports of a barometric disturbance in the east gulf probably added to the nervousness of the scattering short in terest, while there was a good deal of buying attributed to long account on predictions that any serious crop scare might bring in better demand from spinners.
 At any rate. prices sold up very rap idly and before the advance was check ed, December contracts had touched II roc or over s4 per bale above the recent low point, while the general list showed net gain Of from 29 to 32 points.
 Realizing became very heavy at this level and the market subsequently eased some 14 or Is points from the best, while trading became less active during the last hour. Leading spot houses were credited with selling on the advance during the middle of the day.
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not attempt to leave Hot Springs at

not attempt to leave Hot Springs al the present time"
 It developed after the hearing in Justice Gladson's court one reason in particular why Barrett is resisting ex- tradition. Workhouse conditions in Memphis have only recently been un- der the scrutiny of an investigation, which revealed some prison horrors. It is stated that Barrett himself was subjected to mistreatment, and that as soon as he got a chance to make his escape he decided to do so.
 Barrett's father is a substantial cit izen of Memphis, and it is expected he will come here and interest him. self in behalf of his son. The charge against Barrett was the shooting more than three years ago of Frank Smith, who was saloon keeper.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-07

Miss Deane Robinson has gone to New Edinburg to visit relatives.
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Personals
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Miss Deane Robinson has gone to New Edinburg to visit relatives. w. l.. Spiyey has returned home aft CT an extended visit to the cast.
 Mrs. Chris Ledwidge left yesterday for Colorado, where she will visit for several weeks.
 Dr. H. c. Howard and daughter. who have been spending the summer in the east, have returned home.
 pr. and Mrs w. A. Warwick have returned from honeymoon visit spent long the resorts of the Great Lakes.
 -+
 Charles D. Harmon left for St. Louis today, where he will resume his law studies. His mother will accom- pany him.
 j. L. Wright, of Wright's Ready-to- Wear Store returned yesterday from New York, where he purchased his fall and winter stock. Mir. Wright says he caught the market just right this year and he made extensive pur. chases anticipating heavy trade this season.
 s. A. Burrough x Company are ! building a Soft. front to their mercan- ! tile store in South Hot Springs in or der to accommodate their increasing business, which necessitates an in- crease in stock The addition will give them chance to enlarge their | dry goods department. Albert Mendel. of the firm of Albert Mendel & Company. the we'll known | ladaies' ready to wear store, has just l returned from New York and the east, where he bought an extensive and | elaborate stock of fall and winter goods. This firm has very recently enlarged and otherwise beautified their store, and MT. Mendel in buying kept this fact in view constantly and customers will find larger and more | select stock than ever. Mir. Mendel paid particular attention to popular | priced garments.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-07
W0RKHOUSE IN
 TENNESSEE BAD
MIsTREATMENT OF PRISONERS IS GIVEN AS REASON FOR FIGHT
 ING ACQUISITION.
Presley Barrett, Who Had Received a Low Sentence for MansIaughter
 Doesn't Want to Go Back.

After having served 22 days of 8 workhouse sentence in Memphis, as part of a sentence of Ii months and 29 days, after being convicted of low degree of manslaughter three years ago for the killing of Frank Smith, Presley Barrett escaped, was picked up here, and is going to resist extradi- ton, if incidents in Justice Gladson's court yesterday count for anything.
 Detective Covey came here yester' day morning for Barrett, and immedi-
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-07
TRADE ACTIVE.
Manufacturing and Trade Centers Re
 port Good Business.

New York, Sept. 6--R. c. Dun & Company's weekly review of trade to- morrow will say
 Continuous advance in trade activity is the tenor of reports from the prin- cipaI manufacturing and distributing centers this week There arc still cer- tain developments, indicative of pass ing conditions of depression. The large number of August failures. with the irregular heavy aggregate of liabili ties, are legacy of the now disap bearing disturbances. and they con
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-07
 CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.

Chicago, Sept. 6.-Wheat prices to- day made ne wlow record for the season, 90 3-Sc bushel. December de livery. The market suffered from the pressure of big receipts northwest. Latest sales showed a decline of 1a to F @5-Sc net Corn closed 3-Sc down to 3-Sc advance, and oats from last nights level to Amhc below. Pro- visions closed 2Mc down to 5c up.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-07

Dr. H. C. Howard and daughter who have been spending the summer in the east have returned home.
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The implicit confidence that many people have in Chamberlain's Co.:c, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Is founded on their experience in the use of that remedy and their knowledge Of the many remarkable cures of collie, diarrhoea and dysentery that 1t has effected For sale by all dealers.
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Mrs Chris Ledwidge left yesterda, for Colorado, where she will visit fol several weeks.
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w. l.. Spivey has returned home aft CT an extended visit to the east.
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EMREZZLEp s11.eoo.
J. M. Lannon's Gets an Eiaht-Year Sen
 fence.

Montgomery, Ala, Sept 6.--Tears trickled down the cheeks of J. M. Lannon's, confessed embezzler. in this city today when he was brought be fore court for sentence. He pleaded for mercy, but his entreaties were Of no avail. He was sent up for eight years.
 Lammons is 2S years old and embez zled about $11,000 Of the states school funds four years ago.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-07

pr. and Mrs. w. A. Warwick have returned from honeymoon visit spent long the resorts of the Great Lakes.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-08
MANY RETURNS NOT YET IN
Result Probably win Not Be
Known TIN Next Week
woMAws SUFFRAGE WINS OUT

Detroit. Nov. s.--The state ticket
exclusive of the governorshIp is much
In doubt. Many Republican officehold-
ers and seekers for e-election fear
that Ferris has defeated the entire
q. o. p. state ticket, p. II. Kelley
was a favorite in the race for con-
gresham at large and polledN a heavy
vote In the rural districts.
State political leaders. as well as
state officials have given up hope Of
knowing bofore Tuesday the fate OF
the state ticket as whole Many
districts have reported that the elec-
ton boxes were scaled before me re-
turns for state officials below governor
were computed. For the same reason.
the Wilson Taft fight for second place
may not be decided until the vote Is
cfiiclally canvassed.
Despite several setbacks received in
lower Michigan counties reporting
late. yesterday. the equal suf-
frage amendment. was adopted by up
wards OF six thousand.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-08
SPRINKLER MEETS Death
N NO. 5 SHAFT CALUMET
FRANK eLiTZ FALLS INTO SHAFT 7
FROM THE 37TH LEVEL
TO 39TH.

Frank Blitz, aged 5h years, was ac-
cidentally killed last evening by falling
i'm the No. s shaft of the Calumet
branch Cf the c. & H. mine from ths
?7th level to the 3sth. No one was
present at the time of the accident
and Rlitzs body was picked up a little
below the SJth level. 1t was known
that he was working near the 37tf
but no reason can be found for the ac-
cident. 'rhe decedent was AN old en-
ployee Of the c. q H. company.
Coroner William Fisher was notified
of the accident and summoned a jury
composed of John Rastello, Dan Nc.
Leod. Norman MacAuley, j. II. Lamp
shire, Joseph Limbach and John Jones,
An inquest was held last evening and
"a verdict of accidental death was re-
turned.
The decedent is survived by q
widow. five sons and three daughters
all Of whom reside In Calumet. The
funeral services will be held sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the st. An
thongs Polish church. The decedent
was a member of the Polish Hussars
and ST Stanislaus societies which will
attend the funeral In a body.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-08
MONSTER GUNS
FOR the CANAL
New l4.laeH 'sasasa WIN Shoot
Seven Miles

New York, Nov S.--War department
experts who are at the Sandy Hook
proving grounds for a series of tests
II new 14-inch coast defense gun.
'tined rapidly TO supersede the l2-inch
hore cannon.
The 14-inch type. il is expected. will
he placed In the Panama Canal forti-
ications, In Honolulu. and In Manila
harbor, as Well as throughout the New
York harbor defenses.
AS compared with 12-inoh guns, the
l4-inch type does not appear TO have
much greater weight or size, bat In
efficiency il has a marked adv antage.
The old style cannon is good for only
20 shots. whereas the new gun will
stand 250 discharges before IL is ready
for the junk pile.
Furthermore the construction being
partly of wire. is much less expensive,
The projectile, which weighs 1860
'ent greater than the 12nch shell.
and the bigger weapon has a 20 per
cent larger range.
The 1I-inch gun, as installed AT
Sandy Hook, weighs so tons, while the
weight of the carriage complete is 2sG
tons. The weight of all the pacts OF
the gun that move is 262 tons, and the
weight of the rccoiling parts Is 60
tons.
hags of smokeless powder. weighing
each 50 pounds. and costs $3.50 The
gun itself represents an outlay OF
100000.
Each projectile will penetrate any
armor yet manufactured up to dis
tance Of seven miles.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-08
c. O.P.
CLUB IS FAVORED
Taft Gets First Assurances Of
Support In Ms Plan

Washington. ID. c., Nov s.--Presd-
dent Taft today received the first as
surances Of support Of cooperation In
his plan TO perpetuate the principles
Of the Republican party by the organi-
ration of National Republican club,
with branch clubs throughout the
country. The president received a
telegram from Kansas City, Mo-. stat
ing that Jackson comfy Republicans
have formed such club.
Wilson's Postman Gets Help.
Princeton. Nov. S.-The postman
that has the Wilson home on his route
has had TO get help. Today on one
trip he carried thousands OF letters.
This is a daily average Most of the
letters are congratulatory. Tomorrow
Wilson Will see the football game be-
tween Princeton and New York.
T. r. Rstapses Into Silence.
New York. Nov s.--Col Roosevelt
today visited his editorial officSs fer
the first time since he was shot He
said he had adopted policy of silence
and had no further comment on the
election. ..'
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-08
HERE IN THE INTERESTS
OF ANN ARBOR Y. N. C. A.

Carl H. Smith. graduate secretary
of the Students Christian association
at Ann Arbor. is In Calumet for a few
days on business. Mr.. Smith is work
ing in the interests of the Ann Arbor
institution and will confer with a
number of alumnus and other prom
inent citizens Of Calumet
The Ann Arbor institution is the
largest student association In the
country with a membership of from
l,200 to 1900. 1t combines the Y. Nj.
c, A. and Y. w. G. A, In that IL has
departments for both men and women.
Five secretaries are required and one
Of the most interesting features is the
employment department, where work
is found for poor students. so that
they may help themselves to gain ed
ucstions.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-08
AFTER JACK JOHNSON.
Pugiiist Accused of Violation Of White
Slave Act,

Chicago H., Nov SACK Johnson,
champion heavyweight prize fighter,
was arrested by federal officers last
night. charged with a violation Of the
Mann ~ vhite slave" act His arrest
followed the return by the federal
grand jury Of an Indictment charging
him with havips caused TIE trans
portation OF Belle Schreiber, q white
woman &c years odd from Pittsburgh
"a Chicago. August 10 1910. for AL un
lawful purpose.
Federal officers searched the south
side several hours before Johnson was
'ound hiding In a hotel surrounded by
four negro guards.
An attempt was at first made by the
guards TO prevent the officers from en-
tering Johnson's room, but they were
pushed aside and the government war
rant served on the prize-fighter with
cut serious difficulty
At the federal building tears came
To Johnson's eyes as the officers pni
handouts ON his wrists
You don't have To do this | am
not gcbg 10 run away" re said. II
am square; you ought 10 know that"
Fits bonds had heen fixed at SEQ 900
but all the federal judges had left the
building for the night. Johnson and
his attorney attempted to obtain bonds
but for time IL seemed as Il the ne
gro would be compelled tc spend the
night In the county Jail The federal
judges declined In leave their homes Il
go through the formaiity of accpeting
hail. After several hours work. John
son found a court clerk willing 10 act
and the prizefiehter was taken 10 the
home of his aged mother on the south
side. She signed the bonds, along
with several others, and Johnson was
released from custody.
Investigation Just Begun
Chicago, Nov. s.-Federal District
Attorney wilkersham said today that
the federal investigation of Jack J6hn-
sons relations with white women, in
sofar as they might. or might not re-
late to violations Of the Mann act. had
only begun"