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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-04
.PR0TEsIANIS, CATHOLICS AND JEWS
.TOFORM COMBINE 10 GUARD GIRLS

Entirely un-press-agented, and es-
Gaping the notice of ev04 the religious
press, there is now afoot officially, a
movement to federate all of the ex-
listing agencies for the projection of
travellers, into National Travellers
Aid Society This will include the
national bodies of the Roman Catholic
church, of the Jewish organizations,
and of the Protestant Churches, the
latter to be. represented by the Young
WeEen's Christian Association. The
National Travellers Aid Society is ex-
Ipectsd to be in operation before the
Eopening of the Panama Exposition in
1915 The initiative In this move
I.ent is being taken by Miss Grace
Dodge, the well known philanthrop
of New York CITY,
The ugly fact has become ineseap.
able that trayei has special dangers
for girls and women The simplicity
and goodness of life in the country
and the small, owns. in no wise fits
young' folk to go into the big world,
for organized vice. is becoming daily
more ingenious in lis Unsuitable
search for recruits. Official reports
show that within single year seven
teen hundred young women disap-
peared while EN- route between New
York and Chicago, @s3 50 !
Matching Wits With the Wicked.
New conditions have made il: clear
to the far-sighted women at the head
of various agencies for the help of
immigrants and travellers aid of girls
away from. home, that no local organ.
ization is at present equal 10 the new
conditions. Even the national bodies
Of a raciaB and denomiRationaI char
aeter find that their net of pfotec-
ton is MOI sufficiently wide to gather
in all who need their help. The Jew,
ish and the Catholic societies, be.
cause, OF their interest in immigrants,
have been especially alert in dealing
with this suestion of aid for travel
ers; and the Young Women's Chris
ton. Association has also made ii a
department Of its activity for many
years. - p * ~ p
These three bodies have Decided TO
get together, and discussions and ne.
gctiatiens are now pending. 1t. be-
comes necessary. for instance. for
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ments In New York city and Boston,
and am glad to say that the Palama
Settlement, right here in Honolulu,
compares most fayorably with them.
"A noble work is being done by the
settlements corps of trained nurses
under the able leadership OF Miss
Craia. They have the whole Of the
poorer part sof the city districted into
nine divisions. with q nurse and dis
pensary in EACH These nurses. be-
sides nursing the sick in their homes,
also perform the valuable work Of
medically examining the school chill
dren Of the city BY their labors,
these nurses have undoubtedly saved
Honolulu many epidemics of dis
eases. Palama5 settlement also helps
fight the dread tuberculosis by run
mag q day camp for incipient cases.
Besides curing diseases, the settle
ment also engages actively In prevent
ing disease. The physical training de-
partmelt includes a modern and we'll
equipped gymnasium and swimming
tank. while, another valuable feature
Of the institution is the kindergarten,
the largest I'M the city All kinds Of
city uplift movements have had their
origin at the settlement; the head
worker, James a. Rath, has done In
valuable social survey work, and I
understand that he is much-consult-
ed authority on the social conditions
of Honolulu.
Il am to fakeaeharge OF the settle
ment's work for men and boys. which
is quite extensive cannot announce
plans until have diagnosed the
needs more thoroughly. They will,
OF course, include all kinds of group
clubs for the physical, Intellectual
and moral development of the men
and boys of the neighborhood. One
cannot come to a work of this kind
with a cut and dried program which
has worked somewhere else. Condi-
lions are different and one has to
learn the eternal law of adoption to
circumstances.
1t is gratifying to find the bust.
ness men OF the city lining up be
hind all city-b etterment movement,
and they are a tremendous force for
the improvement Of conditions
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-04

them to agree upon a national uni
form, so that traveller anywhere on
this continent, and ultimately any
where in the world, will recognize
the representative Of the Travellers
Aid Society This uniform will have
TO be protected by law, for it is
charged that the agents of vice even
appear at times in the uniforms Of
nuns and Salvation Army lassies. It
is believed that national body could
secure adequate protective legislation
So many-sided is the work of the
travellers aid that it cannot be ade-
quately done as one branch of reli-
gious work. It lakes, for example, a
certain degree of detective skill, and
it also requires legal department!
AS it was defined before the recent
convention Of the Young Women's
Christian. Association, THE travellers
aid deals with the reasons why per-
sons leave home; protects them
through all the yicissitudes and rami-
'fcations of travel. until they arrive
at the desired destina ton; and if
strangers, sees that they are housed
in a safe home or respectable board
ing house, and in charge of the organ
ization which is best equipped to
serve their need"
Al New York Woman's Work
Miss Grace Dodge, who is perhaps
The foremost figure in the National
Young Women's Christian Associa-
tion, has long had aid for travellers
as special interest. She originated
and was, iHes first president of the
New York City Travellers Aid Society,
which keeps its repTesent atives at
the stations and docks of New York.
: Here in miniature is, the sort of
work that is proposed for the whole
nation. This New York, society is
composed of men and women of many
religious and philanthropic affilia,
tons. 1t has thus been kept free
from charge of sectarianism or per.
sonal interest The personnel. of the
New York society includes represen-
tatiEes of the, Young WomeE's Chris
ten Association, the Roman Catholic
Charity Organizations, the Hebrew
Societies, the Kings Daughters. the
railro"d and steamship companies, in
addition to certain individuals with
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-04

The earl Of .G1ilford's mansion
at waIdershire near Dover was.
burned today and the police hold mill
tant suffragettes responsible.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-04
Coming to Honolulu

Cart Cherry Kearton, RooseveIt's
side in the 7la Game Expedition 70
the wide Of tndfA md seotH Africa.
capturing Lionss Tigers, ofan0 ou-
tsn1s, ard fierce Beasts u TIE Jungle
without the aid Of anamunltlcn.
cauoht In their isjr BY the MoVfno
Picture Camera.
WATcH FOR THIS ONE.
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WATCH, FOR THIS ONE.
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sir Edward Carson, leader of the
Unionists, who are opposing home rule
in the north of Ireland Is quoted as
saying that the PFotestaRts Of Ulster
would be satisfied Hfthat province is
allowed to secede and establish a
government Of its own. This solu-
ton does not meet the approval Of
the cabinet or of King George.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27

lance aug bsripubrlOftsn palGiten
f6auen.
SOer in einem Der @irtbsbGuIsr gu
iiBen, bic ibre peiten SerraHen ibsr
ftn Waherfdaen bes Nnto bdben, ln6
be es nidt beruntnorten tDnnen. oaB
tie an iol@en pldbsn benz 5remoen
iolh i9le9ten Mein per3dpfen.
Soer man eebt aug benz StGDtHen
G@lnous, UNI es ielbIt ieben gu fDns
men, cine graue, bsrpitterte, Dielfa9
ilbereinanber gsIfi1tete unb inetnans
be- gef9pbene Md1Ie BON Matern unO
@iebeln, aus Der Der elegdnte Gampos
lille BON 9. Midele pie elm i'm Sc
tunnel ueterlebenoer fte6t.
Soer man begreift in Der 9Gmmss
lung bds 3ei6en, Oas cine rotbe SABINE
iiber elmer bunteln offenen Sbiire gibt,
unh tritt in ben ~telerarttgen S9ents
raum, fpo man einen berben rotben
Mein trinft uno neben 8urf9en fiBt,
tie ii9 in einsre rau6eren Sprabe,
ais man fte in Der G6ene Bort, bon
rer 2iebe gu elmer iener oItOenfarbes
men Mdbden aug ben Bergen 1ineen,
ieis fe Die frsmOen MaIer als Oas
Glide Oer Stalienerin in bic Welt
9efanbt baben.
Menn es bann fpdt geporOen lit,
iin5 Sempel unb 5el1en Sibolis f4on
in tiefer Na9t, tpd6renb iiber Der
Gampagna nod elm feiner S4immer
rcr 2i9t liegt. Die 9eimfabrt lit
fdfpermiitbig unb itumm. Qtuf MOnte
ct. Nngelo unb MDnte gelio, BEN az
ten Haubneitern bes r0miT9en Acels,
reiten Mplten tpie pilbe 9eeraiige in
bic @bene 6inaus. 0ie @tienbdbn
Dinbet Ii9 bur9 runbe uralte Grab
mdler. SEPT 19eint tie, etnem plOBz
Ii6eu SinOerniB peiden gu miifen,
bos ii9 INNER nGber an bic @eleifs
Tdiebt: es Iinb bic 8ogenreite Der
Mqudbutte, bic pie cine lange Heibe
ben @lcfdnten, Riifsl an Riiden, Dorz
Iintflut9lid pbantaiii4 our4 ben
baumIoIen l1rpal6 Der Champagne
fGreiten.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27

men. IS ban6eIte iid ia fir mid nitr
oarlml. felt5uiteaen"
rSb id meme Mietbe piinftli9
5ablen tonne. -
nSe6r ri6tigl" beitGtigte er idmirl,
3elno. vSh iebe, Gle baben mid riH-
tig DeritanOen. 9enn cine piilttltd)
6ahlenoe 0~lietberin lit aud in aueit
anoeren 9ingen bertrauenerDedei1O
uno 5itoerldilig. llnO menn elm nod
IN Den aQerbeiten SSobreu ite6eaOer
N}ann fir feline Mango BON Sungen
cine Mutter 6raiidt, 10 fam er tie
am 6eiten in oen 9}ei6en ieiner piinft-
lid 5a6len0en Nfietberilmen fiiloeIt
~ oas beiBt, ih meme" II @r latte
louig oen 5aoeH berloren oSb
CLAUDE, es lit ole bodite Belt, 0aB i'd
mid empfebIe", fprad CT a1thtebeftD,
ulto Damn pl0blif brauIte er los:
DAber oas cine fage i'd Sbnen, nit
Der iiblen Na6reoe itber sic peroe
i6 griinoli6 a%tfrGumer. Sic ioaer
%fiinftig in meinem Saltie ditimirt
meroet als Oh sic oie Trart @trtbtn
ielbit mGrenl uno BON olem iibrigen
~ GA reoen mir Ipdter. Nidt Dabr,
6r1uIein Simborn? Sir beltte oon-
fe td Sbnen MIR nod BON Screen, Bob
Sic ii6 70 Iiebeoon meines Sitnget
ongenommen Baben."
9arauf enpfabl er ii6, bon Strut
Iein Eimborn freitnoIid 8ur S6iir
geIeitet. llno fie miiiien ipobI fpirf-
Iid fpGter ones iibriQe beiprohen bo-
ZEN, 0enn zines fd6nen Cages ipitroe
ous SrGuIein Simborn Trot Sitter.
ltamm, uno &orIe erhieIt oie M1itter,
sic linn 10 febr oefe6It hattie. WiB-
oitnft itno &Iatfhfrht oIio botten mi
Sane Simborn einmoI ousnabmspei-
ie etpds @ittes qeftiftet.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
per Seeafe.
Bon $ ermonn Sorn.

@on elmer 8rife gsbeugt, iibsr Der
Der blaue 6immel la9te, nur0 bic
Bart BON ibren fpelBen Seseln iiber
bas ntnbgeitreifte Mteer mad Der Riiife
qetrdgen. Die Mnfer rdfelten in Die
Siefe, un0 nie bic MlatO en- Dbsn nuf
ben &a6en 6us Segeltu9 bei9lugsn,
foben tie Die &iite oeutli4 oOr it4
liegen.
@era0e Dor linen mar f9neepeiBer
San6, Itnts DabDn eine 8u9t, in lie
eth JllB miinbete, hinter rem ft4 bic
Mta6agoni= uno 3epernpGloer DeEnten,
oeren @tdmme lie Iaben ipllten; urO
re9ts trGumte bds W}eer iiber Derbor=
gene &lippsn bintpes, iibsr bic es BON
3eit gu 3ett erI4roden duffu6r nro
niloe SdBe ma9te.
@egen Mbsnb I9Fpieg Ser Mtnb, unO
pGbrenb bas 2anb in T6pere Torben
Qebiat langIam in Ter 9unte beit
berfant, fam Elm 8oot gerunert. BON
feinen Hiemen glfBerte bas tropfenOe
WdTer, BON pielen funfe .n0sn piinfts
4en bur9IeBt, unb Oorn glitten bte
QeuGtmelen ms pei9e M.er. Sin
blel6er beutT9er &%aufmann nit
blauen Nugen ftieg aug gum 8fufe
Des &opitGns. l1nb unten i'm Boot
legten Ii9 Die brdunsn Huberer lang
aus, ftarrten gegen 0.n 6tmmel, Der
Gterne betam, uno fangen eint0ntg
por fi9 bin.
Die Mannf9aft gudte faum tuna9;
tie tannten Die braunen lmbri our
@eniige, neil fe f9On felt Otelen
Wp9en bier an Der &iifte um9.riegelz
ten, rn6 bungrig paren na9 ZEN gez
bratenen 8ananen, Die aus Der &ii9e
oufteten.
DIS lie aber nd@ benz @Hen bDr ii4
b~intrGumen0 bprn in Der DuntelEett
rm6erlagen uno lire pfeifen rauhz
ten, ertDnte plDBlt9 ein ~piithenres
8elltn bes tleinen, ipetBen 9uabes beg
Steuermanns, uno ais elmer b:nlt +,
fab er Dns S6ier uufgereet ND ener
Maife belen, bic altf Der &oeling gsz
ldgert f9ien.
Sem Matrofen parO unbeimli4.
n9e," f9rie er, ripus Is Dds2" ~
n8erOammt, ipas ia has," feuerte er
ii9 feIber an.
ga fam plDBli9 0eben in bic MaHe,
man b0rte bebenoe Spblen auf 6em
Gdnb Der @oeling ii9 bobOn g~reifen,
bann plumfte ettpas ins 90 fer, EN-
glii6erper Streifen glttt bur@s Mesr,
unb einen Mugenblid fa6 Der Wtatroie
einen damn in einem tleinen Boot in
Der 9untelbeit Deri4tptnbeu.
Mber briiben lagen NOD bic beiben
braunen l1mbri i'm Boot unb idngen
9egen ben Simmel.
Ser MlatrpIe lief bas @9iff entz
lang Biz our Rupitdnstaiiite, nm mad
benz 8oote gu Ipdben, uno rief ZEN
&apitGn an nit aufgeregten MDrten.
Der tau9te aus benz teasn Rdum auf
nit benz Steuermann un0 benz SAT-
babinter.
Ser &apitdn bDrte ibm gu, bd1n
fagte er nS6. bas mar nur Der See
affe" ~ unO panote ii9 an ben bleis
9en Oeutf4en: n9dF Ou tbn ses
feben?"
Mber Der lG9elte ME gu ettDas Be-
tanntem unb Nutiirli9em unb f9iit=
telte ben Ropf.
@eeaffe az Seeaffe ~, ba@ts Der
MaatrO1e, tpGbrenb er piebsr nod BORN
cling. un6 fiilte Die RDpfe Der anbsren
nit feiner @radblung.
Den anbern Sag fling bic f9perc
Mrbeit an.
Mnter nit 8oien bran tpurben uiiss
getporfen gegen bds Qanb az, unb
i4tpere Suue lieFen burnn bonn 11fer
na9 Der Bart, 0ie ibre leeren RGben
fprei3te.
On benz Sdu unb NOD 8oote Dorges
ipunrt aogen bic buuunen Mrbetter bie
GEpBe bon gelben bieredig bebduenen
3ebernitGmmen bon iener Tlubmiln>
6ung aus ans S9tff. Sief Ioger bic
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27

f&tpdn6. l1nb baIo fam Die Ro6i.
Rsiner fab bic geiben tDisber. e in
S9uB, tein S9rei mar bernommeu
porben, felbF bic 8oOte iporen ni9t
mebr auf5uFtnOen.
@GbrT9einli9 battsn bic braunen,
I9natternOen lmbris tie geitob.en.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
6 m If.

Irofelior: Sd meroe mid nal ant
ole 8obn ieben uno 5u niett1erI
5reimo @erner fabren.
Satin: @init OH bel hem i6onen
@etter nift Iicber Iolifeu2
9rofeiior: 8itriid perOe i'd IarfeTt.
@attin: SD miir6e es bod lteber
umgefebrt MAIDEN. II
Yrofeilor: Stein. OH DeiBt bod,
boB ih oos &iidmdrtsfahrcn ni@t
p~ertragen fam
Gin fenftbIer q aft.
,4euner, elm @eeffteaf, aber ia
niGt fleinl SD bin f9redlih nerb6a
49, mild regt ieoe RIeinietett trr&k
bar oifI
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
Real Estate For Sale
HOMES BUILT TO SUIT

HOMES BUILT TO SUIT
THIS year we want to build IF.
teen or twenty houses in our
Stewart avenue subdivision near
the Tenth Ward school. We can
build these houses according to
the customers own plans. and ar.
range easy terms Of payment
Now is the tune to come IN . "a
discuss with our building depart
ment the kind Of house you wish.
You can select lot, give US an
idea Of what YOU want, and we
will turn the house over to Won
complete in every respect.
Any one who inspects the
houses we have already put up in
this subdivision can see the high
grade Of workmanship and mate.
rial used. We build houses to
last and to make every customer
feel like passing the word along
FORREST 4 GEORGE
ADATR.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
MAGNOLIA STREET.

GO OUT Marietta street to Magnolia
street bridge, cross over the w. q A.
railroad, go under the Southern at Ell
lott street, then one block farther to
Mangum street. On this corner we
have a lot 50X19S containing a store
and five dwellings,. Nos. 130-132 Mag
nolia rent for S25; Nos. 207-209 Man
gum rent for $10 Nos. 211-213 Man
gum rent for SIC; Nos. 215-217 Man
gum rent for $40; No. PIG Mangum
rents for 50; total rental, $50. In ad-
dition, the tenants pay water bills.
making a net rental of 1920 a year. We
can sell the property for $500; terms
e-fifth cash balance four annual
payments, o per cent.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
INVESTMENT.

THIS is on the south side,
in a section that always
stays rented, and we can
sell Oh terms that will make
it a very attractive PROPOSE
ton for some one. Terms
are very easy, and we can
show an investment Of more
than Il per cent.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
Real Estate For Sale.
SHARP : BoELsToS
NORTH SIDE.

A BARGAIN in an up-to-
date home on West Peach
tree street, with all modern
conveniences, IL I'D WOO d
floors, combination fixtures
and a nice. large lot. We
can make very reasonable
terms on this place, and it
is one of those places that
has to be seen to fully APP
prostate. Let us show you.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
West Peachtree Home

$140oo-Between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets, are Offering of the best built houses
on the street. Has every modern convenience
Nice lot. 100000 cash, balance to suit
S3,600-$600 cash, $4,000 per month Last
chance to get an No. l six-room cottage in West
End on good street and good, shady, east-front
lot, Has six-foot hall House pretty as picture
inside. Worth $4,000. Don't miss this
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
Edgewood. Avenue,
Neal. CORTLAND st.

HERE we offer a lot 42X75 with alley
in rear for $4,000, a little under $500
foot; in a locality where there will
be some sensational developments in
next seasons trading
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
North Avenue,
Near Spring st.

PROPERTY on North avenue, between
Peachtree and Marietta streets, is
very promising, We Offer a large slate
roof dwelling 60X1so. for $4,000; rents
$500 year
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
Luckie Street

This close-in central property is rapidly in
creasing, and you will never be able to buy any
cheaper We offer Nos. 10 and IA at $3.50 per
foot The man on the corner won't sell for $3.50
foot Five streets open in front
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
Stewart Avenue

$4,000 cash and $500 per month-New eight
room house. on fine corner lot. Cheaper than
rent. See this
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
CORTLAND and Cain.
A Corner 100x105.

HAS two large dwellings TO pay fan
interest unit more adequate inn
provements are erected; just two blocks
off Peachtree. Price $4,000
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
EDGEWOOD AVENUE.
Near Jackson Street.

NO. 35S EDGEWoOD AvE.-Lot AZ 10
MA; runs through to Chamberlain
street; has two small frame houses.
Price $8,5o0
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
AN ENTIRE BLOCK,
On East Lake Road.

THIS is bounded by East Lake road.
Underwood street, McKoy street and
Spring street; fronts 42S feet on paved
road and runs back $40 feet; price
SO. 400. $15 foot \ midwinter offering
for spring subdivision.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
Houses for Rent.
II lockwood AVE.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
As WILLIAMS STREET
ON THE left going out Williams street,
between Harris and Baker streets, We
have JWo-stoTy nine-room residence,
with cabinet mantels. thing hearths, cleo
trio lights, gas. bath and sink in the
kitchen; convenient to schools churches
and car line, and within close walking
distance Of the business portion Of the
city; fine location for roomers and board
ers. Price $3.50.
81 e. NORTH AVENUE.
ON THE right going out T.. North ave
nue., between Willow street and Pied
mont avenue, We have good room
two story residence; has cabinet mantels'
gas two baths cone on each floor, china
closets, pantries, sink IN the pantry,
servants room, situated on a good lott
on a car line; convenient to schools ana
churches and in number one, good
neighborhood. Price $500.
10 u. ONTARIO AVENUE
OFT on East ontario avenue, at the above
number we have a good eight-room
aouse. with cabinet mantels. electric
lights. gas, bath and sink in the kitchen;
situated on a nice lot 50N15O feet; COVE
nient to schools, churches and ear lines.
Price $4,000.
we can place it safely.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
West Peachtree

Close in 60,00O-and brings in an income of
about $4,000 per year
We also have a West Peachtree corner at
$4,000.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
CORTLAND Street

One of the best small nvestments-No. 252
CORTLAND. Semi-central and sure to increase in
value -Four blocks from the Gambler building
$1,000 Investigate this.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
Real Estate For Sale.
Y. A. FOSTERS RAYMOND ROBSON
REAL ESTATE. RENTING AND LOANS.
FoR SALE.

FOR SALE
$500 WILL buy neat little cottage home
with three rooms and hall, front and
back porch; nice lot; convenient TO Mari
eta car service at Howell station. See
Mr.. Cohen.
ON LUCILLE AVENUE, near Peoples ST..
two-story six-room house with all con-
yeniences. Price, $4,150; only $500 cash
and $S5 per month. See Mr. White.
$4,000 for siX-room bungalow. on High
land View, near Highland avenue car;
good and growing section Fine neigh
oorhood. See Mr. Bradshaw.
EIGHT ACRES OF land Immediately at
East Lake junction, which we consider
genuine pickup for $4,000. We can
handle this for you and make you good
money. See Mr.. Radford
INMAN PARK bungalow for $500; on
Waverly Way, near Euclid avenue; has
SIX fun roomsi nice porches; handsome
fixtures; lot Go feet front; reasonable
terms. See Mr.. Cohen.
IF YOU HAVE MONEY to len,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
Real Estate For Sale.
Real Estate For Sale.
One-Half Million Dollars

A corner Peachtree and of sufficient front
age and depth to erect any kind of building. Alb
sOutely the most central and best located corner
in the city This piece of valuable property is not
ON THE MARKET, but can be bought if worked
in the right way For measurements leases,
terms etc, make inquiry
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
Ansley Park Lot

$2,250.00-W Westminster Drive-one block from
car line East front viii trade for good renting
property.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CTT7D-
TTORS

All creditors of the estate of Mrs. NJ. NJ
Farris late of Fulton county. deceased
are hereby notified TO render in theil. de-
mands to the undersigned according To
law and all persons indebted to said es-
tate are required to make immediate pay
ment. Lee o. Swain, Administra tor
December 20, 1912. 72-g1-1g
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
Marietta Street Bargain

S95oooo-On good business colner--lot 80
by 100 feet Good two-story building leased until
September at $4,000 per month After present
lease expires leased for $1,000 for five years by
same tenants. Ground is worth the money Will
bring $4,000 in II months. Terms reasonable
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
Peachtree

Any property this side of Pine street, at 81 coo
per front foot is good purchase-we have it.
Make an engagement Monday to see it, as it won't
stay at this figure long.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-01-17
The BOURBON NEWS PARIS KENTUCKY, JANUARY II, 1913
Nafure,s WAY rs The Best.

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