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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-07-29
WHITE SOA Win
EASY VICTORY
Webster City Defeats Bows Ball
Team at Athletic Park in This
City by Score Of
II to Q.
THE GAME STARTED 4. m WELL
Good Home Team now
on Paying Basis Something
New to This City.
THE GAME STARTED IN WELL,

Dows went down in defeat Fri
day afternoon at the Athletic park
in this city when the White sox won
from them by score Of IL to 0. The
game was extremely one-sided, the
home team not at any time being
forced to play fast ball.
Richards, who occupied the mound
for Webster City, had things his
own way at all times, there only be-
ing one hit made off him, while the.
home boys received twelve bingles.
The game started off as If the fans
were to be treated to a rare exhibi-
ton, but in the fourth and fifth I'M
nings Webster City cinched the
game by making nine runs. The
Dows team is a clean bunch Of play,
ers but after the fourth inning, they
lost heart and from then on it was
slaughter. In this inning, Fer
kins, who was playing second for
Dows, was badly spiked by Huston,
the accident, however, being UNI
avoidable. Hoag, who had been
playing right field, was placed on
second and DeForrest was sent to
right field. Webster City changed its
lineup in the seventh inning by
sending Ludeman to the mound and
Richards to short, while Huston
was sent to the bench and Adams. a
new man, given try out on first.
The attendance was considered
better than was expected on account
of the extra large crowd the day be-
fore, but it is hoped that the fans
will continue to take in all the
games. The home team is now on
paying basis. something which is
new in the base ball history Of Web
ster City.
Following is the score:
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-07-29

didn't attempt 1t. though the men
scaled the highest cliff above the
rim in the effort to get some good
pictures. There is a hotel even in
this isolated and almost inaccessible
spot, and one can meet people from
New York, Canada. or the Sandwich
Islands. Our camping neighbors
were from Long Beach, CAL, and
they had made the trip in Ford
car.
After having supper we pitched
our tent about six feet from the rim
of the crater and after visiting with
the other tourists at the camp fires
in front Of the hotel, turned in for
the night; but I assure you that I
didn't sleep very soundly, for the
wind blew a gale and might have
easily tipped us over into the lake:
The snow made rather a low tenn
perature after the excessive heat Of
the lower attitudes.
The return trip was made in a
little less time than in going and
the descent gave better view of
forests and beautiful valleys and
hills in. the distance, but we We're
glad to get home. and though sun
burned and tired. Mr.. Sheets and Il
agree that Of all the sightseeing ex-
cursions we have made, this one is
the first that exceeded our expecta-
lions.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-07-29
Big Time at Hubbard.

Hubbard, just over the line in
Hardin county. is making arrange
ments to hold an inter-county band
picnic on Friday, July 31st. One Of
the features of the affair Is to be
some concert music by the combin-
ed bands in which 1t is expected to
have an Instrumentation of one hun
dred and twenty-five pieces. Ball
games and other sports will also be
on the program.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-07-29
Iowa is Best,

Fort Dodge Messenger: Finding
that California lacked weight in the
Valance with Iowa, Herman and Al
bert Kolb and their families return
ed with great pleasure this week to
Fort Dodge after years residence
in the SO called Golden State.
A year ago both farmers sold out
their stock on their fourishing
farms north of Fort Dodge and de-
parted for California where they
expected to remain. Conditions
there did not in any way reach their
expectations. The crops did not
compare with those Of the corn belt
and the climate proved great dis
appointment to them. Both .fami-
lies were located south Of Sacrament
to near town called Lodei. Fort
lunately they still held their land
here and will return to their farms.
Our want ads bring results.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-07-29
Who Has Best Farm In Iowa!

The opportunity is to be given at
the Iowa State Fair the last week in
August to determine who has the best
farm in the state of Iowa. It is In
the individual farm exhibits that this
chance comes.
The Individual farm exhibit at the
Iowa State Fair was established a
few years ago and brought out Won
derful display from many OF the
farms of the state. 1t is the opinion
of many loyal friends Of the fair that
more farmers Of Iowa should prepare
exhibits for the fair and by all means
every farmer In Iowa should see these
exhibits.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-07-29
A BOOSTER TRIP
AGAIN THIS YEAR
Ellsworth to Repeat the Perform
ance Of Last YearWin Visit
Many Towns.

Ellsworth News: The Booster
trip is already being planned for
Free From Care Day.
Unless unforeseen obstacles arise
the trip will be made on Tuesday.
August L., and Archie Peterson and
N. s.. Osborn were appointed as a
committee to arrange for the ride.
The started to work Wednesday to
see the auto owners of the town and
met with grand success. The trip
will be made on the same principle
as that of last year. Each passen-
ger, outside Of the band and bill
girls, will pay a dollar into the
hands of either of the committee.
Their names will be taken and pro-
visions made for their conveyance.
Then each auto owner will get pro
rata OF the money turned in This
money will help to defray the ex-
pense of gas and oil and will also
keep the crowd down to number
that will make it possible to handle
them.
The train will start here in the
early morning and go to Randall,
Story City, Roland, McCallsburg,
Garden City, Radcliffe, Williams,
Harrisburg, Webster City, Kamrar,
Stanhope and Jewell, and it may be
possible to take Lehigh, Dayton and
stratford in the run.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-07-29
Personal Briefs
From Saturdays Daily:

Mrs. C. C. Bunch Of Norway ar
rived here yesterday for visit at
the William Meekins home.
II. J. Sayrs spent last evening
on business in Kamrar.
Miss Jessie Hummell arrives
home this evening from Des Moines,
where she has been attending sum-
mer school at Drake University, and
will spend her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hum
NELL.
Miss Helen Swiney, little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Swiney,
has returned from a visit with the
DR.. John Thompson family In Dun
combe. Little Miss Areta Thomp-
son returned with her for an over
Sunday visit.
Miss Lulu Benedict, who has
been visiting with Mrs. U. r. Itch
enberger. returned to her home in
Winthrop yesterday.
Miss Clara and S. A. Holmes re-
turned to their home in Hampton
yesterday following visit with the
Rev. L. H. Sours family.
Misses Hattie Cuppett and
Edith Jones came over from their
home in Fort Dodge yesterday for a
week end visit with Miss Myrtle
Martin.
Mrs. L. M. Lovett arrived here
yesterday from Guide Rock. Nebras-
ka, for visit at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Fl. B. Hummell and fam
lily.
Miss Hazel Dalbey returned to
Jewell yesterday after few days
visit at the d. j. Smith home on
west Second street.
MFR. and Mrs. Walter Malone of
Waterloo are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Malone's cousin. w. c. John
stone and family. Mr.. and Mrs. No
BILE Little, also of Waterloo, who
have been visiting with the John
stone family and went from here to
Somers, returned today for over Sun
day and all will make an overland
trip back to their home.
Mrs. Anna Hay OF Fort Dodge
and Mrs. Sarah Flint Of Fairfield
Nebraska, mother and aunt of Mrs
W. II. Barr, are guests at the Barr
home on West Bank street.
Miss Ruth Conklin, who nurses
in Mercy hospital in FIT. Dodge, came
home yesterday for a days visit VIII
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. a,
Conklin.
Mrs. ]. j. Wilcox and Mrs
Frank Peach of Eagle Grove are
spending the day at the Ed A. Glas.
gov home I'm this city.
Mrs. William Baker and visit
ing friends, Miss Mae Krunveide ant
Charles Bliss, of Sioux City. went t.
Fort Dodge today for an over Sun
day visit with Mrs. Bakers daugh
tiers.
| Mrs. w. L. Horn went to For
Dodge today for few days visi
with relatives.
Mrs. F. r. Brownell. daughter
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-07-29
See the Ponies at Iowa State
Fair, Last Week of August.
RESPONSIBILITY Should be Placed.

This weeks Humboldt Indepen-
dent, in closing its account of the
accident near that place Saturday
night in which DR.. McCauliff's auto
went into dredge ditch. says:
1t had lucky outcome; at the
same time there is a responsibility
that ought to be placed now while
the thing is warm. The travelling
public was not protected in the least
way in guarding the highway across
which the ditch runs. Somebody
was guilty OF gross negligence in the
matter and the responsibility should
be placed as soon as possible.
n,,r xyowt oda Hpfn . poeueks
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-07-29
Boys Camp At Fair.

There will be Boys Camp at the
Iowa State Fair, August 20-2s, again
this year. This was provided by the
management last year for the first
time and was such success that it
has been arranged for again this
year.
The boys have been writing an es.
say on the subject farming in Iowa
as an Occupation; It's Possibilities as
Compared with Other Vacations.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-07-29
A Great Trim.

The following letter has just been
received by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bonebright from their daughter,
Mrs. ella Sheets, who resides near
Medfora Oregon:
Dear Folks at home Mr.. Sheets
and j have just returned from one of
the most enjoyable picnic excursions
we have ever had We are indebted
to Mr.. Whistler, member OF the leg
islature and his daughter, for the
pleasure. We left Medford by auto
at $50 a, m. on the sc mile trip to
Crater Lake-the source Of the
Rogue riyerand these are not Iowa
roads can tell you. The entire dis
lance was constant climb and the
driver kept one hand on the emer-
gency brake all the way. The road
beds are excellent but for miles and
miles we wound about the noun
tains where roads had been cut from
the face Of the cliff with but room
for the moving of one vehicle and
an occasional place for passing and
the turns SO short one could not see
car length ahead. With the pre-
cipitions boulders for a thousand
feet above on one side and a sheer
drop OF another thousand on the
other, and excursionists winding
about a ledge Of road on pleasure
bent, seemed almost like inviting
disaster. and certainly was no place
for anyone with nerves or an anna
taur chauffeur.
We stopped for lunch at IL a. m.
and picked wild Strawberries for
dessert, and did ample justice to the
more substantial yiands.
From Arant's camp we were told
that we could not go further with
the car on account OF the snow, but
as we did not like the prospect OF q
mile walk. we continued for a con-
siderable distance before abandoning
, the machine, but more On account OF
the steep climb, as can describe 1t
no better than by saying the road
had been stood on end. The rest of
the way we ploughed through the
snow on foot, and when we stepped
upon the craters rim, over 5000 feet
above sea level. the lake came into
view and dropped every thing, sat
down and looked am inclosing
some prints OF the lake and sur
roundings and later will send pho
tos, which may give you some idea
of the topography and the coloring
OF the various formations, for my de-
scriptiye vocabulary fails me. From
various points of the rim to the wat
ers surface is from 1900 to 5000
feet. The lake is 3x6 miles in ex-
tent and Is supposed TO occupy the
space once held by an active volcano,
the eruptions of which tapped the
water supply and extinguished the
FIRE and finally formed this beautiful
lake 1000 feet deep in which the
hnny tribe delights. There is bu,
one trail to the waters edge but VIZ
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-07-29
Social Affairs
PANsY CLUB MEETING.

The members of the Pansy club
enjoyed "a pleasant time Friday ev-
ening at the home of Mrs. E. H.
Hemmen on Bank street. Fancy
work occupied the attention of the
guests during the evening, and de-
licious light refreshments were serv-
ed. Several new members were vot-
ed into the club and will be initial
ed at the next meeting.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-07-29
Totals. ..3s II - "a IL 8

Struck out by Richards, 5; by
Ludeman 8; by Thorsheim 6 Bases
on balls. of Thorshelm 4. Hit by
pitched ball Richards /, Ludeman l..
Two base hits, Sucher 2, Richards l.,
Aglee /. Three base hits Sucher l..
Double plays, Anderson to Wilson.
Umpire. Warren Bair.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-07-29

Mary, and son, Robert, returned to
their home in Sac City today follow
| ing a ten days visit with the Jesse
w. Lee family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Thompson
left today on two weeks pleasure
trip through Colorado. stopping at
Denver and other important cities.
Miss Minnie Clifton, saleslady
in the Metcalf dry goods store,
leaves tonight for her home in
Hoopston, Illinois, where she will
enjoy a two weeks vacation visit.
-Callie Cheever returned yester-
day from couple of weeks vacation
trip in various parts Of Wisconsin.
He spent some time in the city Of
Milwaukee and from there, in COM
pany with his brother and another
friend, went to Pelican Lake where
they enjoyed number of days
camping in the woods. Mr.. Cheever
left again today for a week end visit
with friends in Rockwell City.
Clifford Haasman, window dec
orator in the Metcalf store, leaves
tonight on a. two weeks vacation
trip. He goes to Chicago to attend
the decorators convention, then for
a few days visit with his father and
other relatives in Hammond and
Michigan City, Indiana, and to Kan
sas City and then back to Iowa
again, stopping for a few days visit
with old friends in Fort Madison
Paul Hanson, who has been
visiting at the ]. S. Mason farm
home south of town, returned today
to Denver, Colorado.
Prof. d. NJ. Kelly is a business
caller in Woodstock this afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Seamands, who has
been visiting the past week in KAN
rar, arrived home this noon.
MIR. and Mrs. L.. G. Bangs Of
Carroll are over Sunday guests at
the Mrs. J. B. Huff home.
Miss Meta Vixen of Meridian is
visiting at the D. ]. Smith home.
Fred S. Bailey, northeast Of
town, went to Richland, this state,
today for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. S. B. Sparks of Sioux City.
who has been visiting for the past
two months with the j. N. Omstead.
B. C. Mason, and Mrs. F. E. Edwards
families, left today for a visit with
friends in Cedar Falls.
Mrs. Frank Howard of Fort
Dodge came over today for few
days visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Fl. Stahl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wilkinson
and daughter. Miss Grace, and
niece, Miss Clara voss, the latter
from Woodstock. came overland from
their home in Renwick today to visit
at the J. Drake farm north of town.
Miss Grace will remain over Sunday.
Mrs. Clyde Woolsey and baby
son of laurence Ks6s6Ss stlf4ved "
here yesterday from Waterloo,
where she has been visiting her sis
ter, to spend the week end with the
J. w. and w. w. Pearce families.
From here Mrs. Woolsey and son will
go to their temporary home in Mus
catine where Clyde, who has been
superintendent of paving company
since he left here, is looking after
some work being done at that place.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-07-29
Real Estate Transfers.

Harry e. Rude to ]. NJ. Gallaher
In NV sw 30-s7-2S.-
$4,000.
Oliver G. Nelson to !. M. Gallaher
wd--sh lot II. blk 8. Ellsworth.
-s1, 10000.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-07-29

Cur want ads bring results.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-07-29

Our want ads bring results
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
SPECIAL RATES for Sltus
on Wanted ads. 3 lines I time

tiOn Wanted ads. lines ! time,
lOc; 3 times. 20c; Z times 40ca
EXPERIENCED c0lCre1 woman wishes
a position as launircsS on the .ot hy
the day, Il once i ilraSs l. NJ. 2lS
Odd Wheat street
STENOGRAPHER. -four years eXpe-
ricnce wants position at once. Phone
Ivy 51!5.
WANTED-B mother and daughter.
position in millinery or dry goods
store. Mrs Matte Jennen. 425 . Neal
street, New berry, >. G.
EXPERIENCED cook wants position a.
Cncc to stay on lot: salary Sc a week
PhoEo Ivy %079-L.
FTRST-CLASS cook wants position
with good family: room or lot; to do
cooking only; So week. Address y. W,
1s-A Ezzard street. Call or write.
MOTHER and daughter want position
together to DO anything Address .
Chestnut avenue.
SITUATION wanted by experienced
stcru ugraper. can furnish best Of ref
crcEces. Phone Atlanta 6lC0-A.
CDLORED girl wants good place to
rurse or do general hOUsew Crk, - per
week; furnished room; good references.
Rear 299 PesChtree circle.
YOI- NC lady stenogra desires po-
SitiOn at once. willing to begin on
moderate salary. Miss l., Box sos. care
Georgian.
WANTED Position as housemald:
would work half day, best references.
Florence McErayer. l4l Markham
street.
WANTED Refined middle-ag gcd lady
wishes position as hCuSekeeper for
NidOwer or iU boarding house. Call
Atlanta phone 5e46-f
WANTED-Position as steuogra phcr.
six years experience; good references.
Phone Main 4I72, OF write q Capitol
place. Miss + l.
WANTED Position BY young lady as
stenogapheT, with some experience;
am now employed but desire a change.
Address B. NJ. G., Box 49, care Geor-
gan.
Position as cook or cham
bormaid. with room on the lot. De
sire place at once can in person or
write. Am located A. ~ Fort street
WANTED Position by a refined Chris
fjan lady sick nurse, can give best Of
references Address Mrs. NJ j G., Box
AZ, care Georgian, or phone Ivy 4Z14-J.
WANTED by colored girl. position a.
once as nurse with people that VIII
furnish room on lot. Address Colored
Girl or Nurse. 10 Violet avenue.
YOUNG LADY experienced in office
work, desires position as stenugrapber.
Salary no object Must have work al
once. =. Y T.. care Georgian
STENOGRAPE tR wants position, some
experience VIII no cop. work. Nd
dress S,cro. &fl Formwalt street. At
,arta.
small salary 10 begin. Ivy 6ll0-J.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
HELP wANTED-MAIE.


.-.r, arave IUC, mar cut l5C maSSdc sc
&c. at Al Marietta. 4 r. Mitchell, ll5
"sS' WCsd, ~ Wb.ts.En - Ivy. White
WH'-Hl. Il - can linen. Baths ISc
80 A. r,D-tien to learn barber trade,
great demand fC- BARRIERS. big wages.
,.-v work, short time required. expert
Instructions tools gwen: earn while
learning. Write fer free catalogue.
Acler Barber College. IS Luckic street.
Atlanta. Ga.
1ES-We teach the barber trade and
give position in our chain of shops at
good wages fer $50 Atlanta Barber Col
leEe. 10 L Mitchell street. Atlanta. Ga
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
LEGAL NOTICES.

Fulton County.
To the Superior Court of said County:
ne petition Of J. r. Baldwin, A II.
boynton. Thomas W. Connally, W. A.
3,5s'eEG, f. B. Hook, JC. NJ. c. johnson.
f. II. Muse, J. r. Prince. C. NJ. Sciple,
J,r. W l.. Simors, J. a. TflIer. D. Fl.
~ No9dWard, Of Atlanta, Ca; +. p. Gary,
y. =. HOOK. \. y. league, of Augusta
"a. J. =. Willis, of Columbus. Ga: c.
r, y Malone: gr., of Savannah. Ca; II. ".
Murray. Of Borden Wheeler. Ala: A. e
rFlizsimmOns, of Birmingham, Ala; c.
- AmpTOus, Of Bridgeport. Conn: j. S.
t-Hn.HSou, vi Columbus Ohio: Q. A
esoie3man, Of Cheat Haven, Pa: ]. /
Gf!paittd'ts' f!,,it IT,, Of Harrisburg, Pa; Lamar
nun. oi Philadelphia. Pa: O l. Har-i
IN "t Dallas, Texas; l. E. Goodier, of
,'alFrStoO. Texas; Joel Chandler Harris
W 81 Leesburg, Va. r. ". Neel Of
T"..l aus, Nis., and c. RiGgley. OF the
'i.." states Navy. respectfulv shows
"SL- mat they desire for them
,',hS. thelr associates ard success nrs
~. ge Incorporated under the name and
sfy.. of TIE
o2lEGA TRUST ASSOCIATION
t3L t3L ]. e per'od Of twenty (2O) years with
c.-..sa c..r -sat Of renewal and with all the
corporate rights ard powers common
uh&eF the Jaws Of Georgia
otcohd-The object Of this corpora
,,ra, ~ ,s me intellectual and moral i'm
E,'NtNehJ and social enjoyment of its
mere will ne no capital stock.
llrg-An the right, title, interest,
merry and franchise of any member
WI ms corporation, in this corpora q on.
~ VI Us corporate rrOperty. shall not
- asSl shaD Die or tranSferTa bic, bat upCr!
,4t Neosase of such member shall vest
a,D,>".l'elr IN the corpora ton, and shall
W. w., go TO the heirs. eEecrtors Or ad-
n.Il'si "a tors OF such member: ana in
Sase of forfeiture Of membership under
- ns avs Of this corporation, al said
ttAL-' ,iue, property, interest or fran
Use ot such member shall pass to and
oe vested IN said corporation
""l PETITIONERS desire the right to
,.,,. ~ .laS', receive, hold. lease and con-
osN I''i and personal property. so build
oh or "'nerwlSe improve such property
w. '.8He contracts: f0 have and use a
,,,, W., mon seal. 10 enact bylaws. To- Dor
,N money and pledge as sscIrity for
Jay m"r' "f TIE same. either by
- 81, ihortF or other instrument, any
'iE ~ %! the corporate property.
,n-Fne principal offices Of the cor
H''"''oh VIII be in Fulton County, Geor-
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20

WAETED-MOre colOred men prepare
as sleeping car porters and train por-
ters: no experience necessary If you
wish position near Atlanta write for in
formation. InClose stamp lnter-Rail-
wav care Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE,
SPECIAL RATES for situa-

STFITNIs x 7 I.N T0T sTIla-
ton Wanted ads: 3 lines I time,
1Oc; 3 times zoe; times. 40c.
IF YOT WANT frst-class housec!eau-
ing call Ivy &O82
WANTED Position 10y an experienced
coiored chauffeur can give references.
Address John Davis, North Pryor
CHAJ-FFTI'R wants position At ,uce:
good references. COCO driver. a ways
on -hc iab VilNe Russell - lampkir
street. Atlanta.
EIl-Positiou by young man n
years olu. SteuugraplUr or general
office help. best references. Address
c. b J.. BOX 63l, care American.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
DREssMAklNG DRsssmAKERs

LADIES' evening dresses. tailored
skirts. fancy waists. remodeliug and
altering done at Sc GartreH street CaH
Bell phone Ivy 567l-J.
DRESSNfAEER- First class eressma-
ker and milliuer. Reasonable. Hats
magc over. Satisfaction guaranteed.
80 West Alexander street.
DRESSMAEING by experienced Ir,ss
maker. Prices reasonable. Satt.tac-
tiou guaranteed. Apply l2S spring
street Call IVY i,s5.I.
WANTED DresSrlakiug in private
homes by uTst-ClasS dIDSSwarrr. La
per day. Dressmaker, &1i East Hunter
street
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
OWNERS OLIVER TYPE
WRITER'S

SEND address to ou- of Ce for EalUa hle
Information. Oliver ~ prWrlter Agcy.
- Auburn avenue
FOR SALE-Nice grocery and meat
market In good location Owner lcav-
irU city Address J, Box >. care Geor-
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20

WILL TEACH YOU Spanish as it Is
spoken in Castillo Spain or ! will
translate at reasonable terms. Apply
Professor CampOamor rs East Ellis
street
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
ROOMS AND BOARD


LN'.'t. url ghtful front room. private
avg. ,.~~' 7'il''e room, "e7' t"'a ,'o'i,
6.....l.,,,. r. fs.la neat. f' west
20. y. l'''' -
fn,.I I.,, IN, ~, e'ltcu ~
Goes '''9 49,
80.
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y. =. y - .e,'t.IiS ,l''''i - - l.
y 'ol fLE OF gentlemen can lry COCO
.a"'a .ol2
FV' Wi1 I'fNT E:ard N!'e'I ie ' 'ngn'F,ed ] room;
man r,"ommate IL, private. nome. 30
BOARD lXn room FIR a~e -,,. -,.,,
'uEg men ~ North Side private
home. steam neat, also room viii
Sleeping p"rcg aitacned for two Young
.'u''', wv ''s'
ONE OR TWO young men To- room in
private family OF room with sleeping
porch connecting WIN board NIyrflT
near Ponce l'eleon. Also garage. Phone
IVY I49".
YOUNG COUPLE in new. modern nat
VIII room ana board couple of business
men or couple employed, walking dis
'ahce. fIaj - Ho Cooper street