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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-08-21

ton yesterday. They made the trip to
Crookston in the M. b. Backus car
and returned BY train. s.
Mrs. Pennock and daughter Buslah
Brown, who have been the guests 81
Mrs. Pennock's sister, Mrs. b. Z.
Stanton. for the past week, returned
to their home Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Brooks and Dr..
and Mrs. E. H. Marcum returned yes
terday morning from weeks fish
ing trip at Isle Royle. They have al
SO visited friends AZ Duluth and Sup
erior. &
Judge and Mrs, Dickinson and
daughter, who have spent the. past
month at the Jester farm on Lake
Plantaganet came to. Bemidji this
morning and left for their home ID
st. Paul.
The Red River valley conferences
will open this evening; by, service &C.
cording to the Lutheran ritual, BY
the president Rev! 8. W. swenson Of
Evansville. Good singing will be fur2
n'shed by the choir.
The fact t1at the Northern Ma
tional Bank iss owned and. controlled
by we'll known local business men ID
one of many reasons you should have
an account there.-Adv.
Mrs. G. C. O'Malley and daughter
Eileen of Chicago are spending a
short time in the city visiting
friends. Mrs. O'Malley- sang several
solos at the home talent play which
was given last evening.
There will be services in the Swed-
ish Lutheran church tomorrow morn
ing at 9 o'clock, and boat ex-
cursion in the afternoon. The boat
will leave at $3.50 and will go to the
dam and around the lake. -. Is
David Helmer and Harry Erick-
son left Tuesday morning on their
motorcycles for Minneapolis. They
will visit other cities and towns
along the line, and expect to remain
in Minneapolis until after. the fair.
E. M. Satire returned from Wilton
today where he has spent the past
few days on business. Mrs Satire and
baby did not return with him but
will spend the week end as the guests
of friends. Mr.. Satire will join them
Saturday.
An ice cream, social will be given
by Band No, 2 of the St. Philips
church, Tuesday evening, August 21,
on Fred Rhoda's lawn. In case of
rain, the ice cream will be served in
the house.-Adv.
Yesterday afternoon the II months
baby of Mr.. and Mrs. David Gill took
suddenly i'll with commissions and for
several hours was in a critical condi-
ton. DR.. E. H. Smith was called and
rendered immediate medical aid. The
childs reported much better this
morning.
y. Mrs. r.. F. Murphy and son Ray
mond returned home from St. Paul
this morning where they have spent
the past three weeks as the guests of
Mrs Murphy's sister Mrs. M. McCor-
mick. While away they also visited
White Bear: Lake. -.
Miss Margaret Lowham returned
to her home in Crookston yesterday
afternoon after spending the past two
days as the guest of Miss Gertrude
Malone. Miss Lowham will return to
Bemidji in the course of the next
two weeks as she has accepted posi-
ton as third and fourth grade teach
er in the North school for the COM
ing term.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-08-21
SHOOTS WIFE AS THEY KISS
Edmonton (AIta.) Man Accidentally
Kills Spouse.

Kills Spouse.
Edmonton, Alta, Aug. 21.-F. w.
Cox, manager of John Walters mills,
accidentally shot and instantly killed
his wife as he leaned forward to kiss
her, prior to proposed drive through
the city with her sister. ~
Cox had been on short vacation
and was cleaning an automatic revol.
yer when his wife came In Mrs. Cox
stepped into the room In which her
husband was at work to kiss him
goodby.
It appears that the husband. still
clutching the revolver in his hand
put his arm around his wife's neck
and the revolver in some manner was
discharged, the ball entering the base
Of the skull. Mrs. Cox fell dead In
her husbands arms.
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Phone Society news to society edi-
tor, phone No. 81.
To send in your application to be-
come member of the Bemidjl
athletic Club to Secretary Carl
Johnson.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-08-21

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
This remedy has no superior for
coughs and colds. It is pleasant to
take. 1t contains no opium or other
narcotic. It always cures. For sale by
Bankers Drug store.-Adv.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-08-21
PAWNBRoKERs DENY STORY
Say McDermott Was Not Even Asked
to Oppose Bill.

II u ~ 3 d (. d :, d i b = y Z 4.
Washington. Aug, 21.-The house
lobby Investigating committee con-
tinued to probe the statement of. I.
H. McMichael. one time chief page Of
the house, that Representative James
T. McDermott of Illinois had been
given $500 to work against loan
shark" bill for the District of Colum.
bia, by pawnbrokers, affected by the
bill.
Two of the three brokers who con-
tributed to fund to be used against
the bill denied that Mr.. McDermott
had even been asked to oppose its
passage.
They swore they raised about $3.50
for use in the employment Of attor-
neys and for presenting printed argu-
ments to congressman.
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Phone Society news to society edi
tor, phone No. 81.
To send in your application to be
come a member of the Bemidj
athletic Club to Secretary Car
L. Howe of Ada spent yesterday il
Bemidji.
Mrs. R. B. Foster of Fosston spent
yesterday in the city.
J. Tagelberg of Fosston was bust.
ness caller in Bemidji Wednesday.
A. Gordon of Little Fork was a
business caller in Bemidji last even
ing.
Go-carts retired at the second hand
Btore.-Adv.
l. o. Manager of Mcintosh was q
business caller in Bemidji Wednes-
day.
E. Anderson of Slayton, Minnesota,
transacted business in Bemidji yes
terday.
Tomorrow evening several young
men of the city will give a dance in
the City aHll.
Charles Loring of Crookston spent
several hours in Bemidji yesterday
on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Bowers, and
Mrs. A. Bates of Brainerd were in
Bemidji yesterday.
Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. AL
drich on Mississippi avenue Tuesday
evening. twin boys.
You get Mason Jar caps at 20 cents
and the best rubber rings at 10 cents
at Schmitt's grocery.-Adv.
James Cunan is spending a short
time in Bemidji on a combined bust
ness and pleasure trip.
Mrs. John Grant of Ashland, Wis
consin is visiting her husband who
Is sawyer in the Bemidji mill.
F. D. Coleman, D. ]. Moore, o. B.
Harstad, and w. A. Currie were in
ternational Falls visitors this week.
G. T. Kelly of Menahga is trans
acting business in the city. Mr.. Kelly
Is connected with the Menahga Jour-
nal.
- -Mrs.s p. M. Dryden, Mrs c.. H.
Iceland and son Donald leland of
Crookston are visiting friends in the
city.
One Of these nice Gays you ought to
go to Hakkerups and have your pic
ture taken.-Adv.
Several summer resorters arrived
this morning and will spend the re-
mainder of the summer at the Jes-
ter farm.
The Misses Gray of Red Lake Falls
and w. J. Schirk of Winnipeg have
been the guests of Miss Carrie Arm
strong for a couple of days.
Mrs. J. E. Parker and son George
returned to Grand Forks this week,
after spending a couple of weeks with
friends at Grand Forks Bay.
w. B. Bowser returned yesterday
morning from Chicago, where he has
been visiting the factories. Mr.. Bow
ser also visited in Michigan while on
his trip.
J. H. Stair of Crookston was in
Bemidji yesterday on business for the
Peters Arms Company. Mr.. Stair is
one of the best crack shots in the
Northwest.
Go-carts repaired at tho second
hand store.-Adv. .
Mrs. Frank King of Stacy, Mime
sofa, who has been the guest of Mrs.
o. J. Morken at Nymore since Tues
day, will leave tomorrow morning
for her home. ..
The Misses Ruth Naugle and Bea-
trice Backus returned from Crook
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-08-21
Chronic Constipation Cured.

give years ago had the worst
case OF chronic constipation I ever
knew OF, and Chamberlain's Tablets
cured me-" writes s. +. Fish. Brook
Ign, Mich. For sals BY Barker's Drug
!stefes ADJ. rss,5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
Gum beiter Scr Iyarnaer.
IS a 1bington, 21. Sun:

SS ~ y y ~, Il. SuHI.
9anotpirtbidaftsiefretdr Souiton
laBt jebt na6 @atbi6ldgen nno &la-
men oes 8rofeiiors Dr. &. M. @ars
Der bon ser @arparo<l1niperiitdt eine
neue @ampagne gum beiten Ser an1es
rifaniiden 6armer auslegen. Sn
gerbinoung nit Ser Dor fnr5em ein<
geri6teten Mearftabtbeilung ieines
Deportements bat er iebt einen ugeu=
raj Organi5ing serpice" ins 9eben
gerufet1, 11no 6ieier ioa unter 2ettnng
oes @arpar6=NrofeRors uno nnter
Bertpen6ung Ser oa5u bonn General
goncotion 8oaro, elmer pbt1antbro=
piiden s90pfung Sssobn 9. &odefel-
ler's, 5ur gerfiigung gelteQten &am=
pagne beiorgen. @ie Ser Mame be-
Iagt, bon6eIt es ii@ 6arun1, einen 3u=
iantmenidluB ser SSarmer berbei5u=
fiibren, unb 6amit 6ieie ielbit 6abet
-tbdtig tperoen un6 sic nit Ser Srga=
niiation gebotenen 6a5ilitdten ridtig
benuben, iou audi fir groBere Btl-
oung ser 6armbebolferung geiorgt
tper6en. @s iit ferner beabitdtigt,
oas geieuige 2eben Ser TarmbeboI.
ferung gu for6ern, 10 6aB sic gntbol=
ferung Ser Sarmen aufbort, un6 6a-
fit gu iorgen 6aB ser ssarmer ben
&re6it ftn6et, 6eiien er beoarf, un6
8tpar bil1igen @re6it. Man bofft, auf
bieie @eife omf ser einen Sette bas
@etperbe Ser Sormer profitabler gu
MAIDEN, aIs es iett iit, unb auf Ser
onoeren Seite sic 8reiie Ser Sarn1-
proonfte fir 6eren &oninmenten 5u
berbinigen. Dos fann nod ST. @ar-
ber's @einune 6a6urd er5ielt tuer.
Sen, baB nermoge aller iener Meue-
rnngen sic o6ufttonsfoiten etn-
idlieBIi@ Ser Ser Soften Ser &ro.
BUTTE nod M1rften berabgeiett tper-
Ben.
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Sritr his s..
Der 3brptt po1t
4s
&ra1t,1i@,uei8.
Sin S6reiben bes 3riu5en bon Gam
berlanb. Mh @ene9nti8mng.
i Die Mmfbebnng Der frabereu Bun.
oesratbs 8eidlnffe eere4tfertigt.
Sin boppeltes 6lmgmnglad.
s. erIin, 81. sssu,,i.

Die uMor6beuti9e Mngenteine 3ei-
tung" peroffentlidt, unter 3uitim.
mnng 6es &er5ogs @rnit Muguit bon
Cumberland nn6 feines 9obnes, beg
@emabls Ser ein5igen &aiierto9ter,
ein @@reiben 6es Brin5en grnit Mu.
quit bon Cumberland, tpel9es aus
@munoen, oen 5man5igiten Mpril, 6a.
tiert uno an ben @ei@sfan3Ier b.
@etbmann Sol(peg geri6tet lit. Ser
faiierli@e @dmiegeriobn ma9t in
bem 5driftftiid Dem &an5Ier sic Mit-
tbeilung, 6aB iei,, 8ater, &er5og
@rnft Mugnit, in @orausit6t Ser Mnf-
bebnng Ser 8ei6liiiie 6es @un6es-
ratbs aus Sen sssabren 1885 11no
1907, 6en 8eidluB gefaBt babe, feline
&e@te auf 8raunfdmeig fetnem Sobn
5u iibertragen. Ser l1ebernabme Ser
@egierung ieien bisber sic 8ei9Iuiie
entgegen eetpeien. Die befannten
iiingiten @reigniiie, inion6erbett sic
@erlobung 6es 8rin5en 0pelder am
"a. Mai sic @ernabInng NIT ser
&aiiertobter folgte), batten sic gu
@run6e Iiegen6e Sa@- un6 Re9ts-
lage gedn6ert. rl1nter 3uitinmung
6es 8aters," beiBt es in 6em @9rei.
ben, babe id INN Mnitel1ung als
preuBiider Offi5ier na@geiudt @ib-
li6 geIobte id Dem &aiier un6 @o-
mig Sreue un6 @eboriam. vDarin
liegt 6as @eripre6er,r bab i9 1ti6ts
tbun mn6 u1tteritiiben tper6e, 6as auf
cine @erdnoerung 6es oer5eitigen 8e-
fibitan6es 8reuBens geridtet lit. Die-
fe Sode un6 @edtsIage re9tfertig,
mei1er l1eber5eugung nod, berbunoen
NIT Dem ger5idt 6es @aters, sic Mnf-
bebung Ser friberen 8ei9Imiie oes
8un6esratbs. Sd bebaIte es mir bor,
6ie @er3tdterfldrnng meines 8aters
gu iiberien6en." ssst1 @erbin6nng oa-
NIT iit Sic Ma@ri@t bon Sss1tereiie,
6aB Ser feitIi9e gin5ug bes iungper-
1ndbIten @rin5ei1paars in @atbenotp,
Ser @arniion oes faiferIihen s9nie-
gerfobnes nn6 nunmebrigen 9fiittmet-
tiers 6es acknowledgements bon 3ie.-
ten, auf Sen 6ritten SuIt angefebt 1T.
Die fir oos i11nge 8aar beitimn1te
@iua miro Damn bonfomme1t einge,
ri6tet ietn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26

Neitteln 5l1r 0ur6fiibrung 6teier
3iele ein iorgfdltiges uno leioen-
idaftsloies Stuoiuu getpionet. Sic
boben MIDI 6a6ur6 geebrt, oaB tie
midi INN 93atb fragten. Sic itno be-
reit, 8oridIage 5um Sanoeln gu
MAIDEN. Mls @aupt Ser &egierung
uno peranttportlider 6ubrer Ser IN
Ma6t itebe11oen Hartei bin id) por
Sic getrete1l, I'M sic jebt gum @an-
oe1n at peranlaiien> oa es an Ser
3eit lit, Dem 9an6e boiler lteber-
legung uno 10, tuie mir es iollten, gu
oieren in elmer flaren SUIT aQge-
meiner geratbung. Sd appeuiere on
sic init elmer ttefen l1eber5engung
Ser 8flidt. Sd claude, baB Sic oieie
l1eber5euglng tbeilen. Sd oppeGiere
6aber an sic boiler @ertrauen. Sd
ltebe Sbnen 5n Gieniten, obne &iid<
bebolt, Inn neine &oue 5u ipielen anf
irge.t6 cine @rt, tpie sic mild beru-
fen m0gen 6aB id iie ipiele in oteiem
groBen nnternebnten einer bringen=
6en gfeform, oeren Durdfiibrung
1,ns ebren uno als5eihnen, 6eren
gernadldiiigung uns III unebren
bringen tptr6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
Eapit beSarf Ser Grbolnns.
st 0 IN, 23. esl1ni.

8aplt Nius lit BON ieinen Ner5ten
ser @ntb gegeben tporoen, tDabren6
ser 11Gbiten 5tpei Meonate abiolltter
Nube 5u pflegen nn6 sic fiiblen 3tm-
inter- inn ObIerpatortum bes @atifans
tpdbre,o oieier 3eit 5l1 betpobnen. @e-
1tern inlpi5ierte ser @apit bieie 8tm-
mer, ste ieine 5ommerreiiben5 mer.
Sen lolle11, ,lno iu6te lid Dor alem
oapo1t at iiberb5eugen, Dob fater SO.
gud1, ger gUr71pDer Up5 SDffgrp91ttD,
ri1fs, 6rr6 oos &6unen ser fir i'm,
ben @apit, beftin1n1ten 3tntn1er IN
1ei11en Mrbeiten 11i9t geitort tperoe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
@emeinia,ne MamSper.
@ a ibi II g t 0 II, %. gu

W a b1 n g t n, ~. Stunt.
+ &ldne fir gerneini6aftli@e Slot
ten nn6 Seeresna110per, BEL 6enen
man in eriter 9inie sic &uitenber-
tbeioigung berudiiidtigen min, mer-
oen 3nr3eit inn @riegsn1iniiterium er1t-
tporfen. Man ge6enft, sic Manoper
in ser er1ten @o9e 6es Monates Mu-
an1t auf Song SsIan6 un6 in Ser
Marraganiettbat ab3ubalten. Sc lit
felt 6em Sabre 1905 gum eriten Mal,
6oB 6erortige ger1einiame Manober
gep1a1t tperoen. Man ertpartet, baB
iie Dor ollem sic Syorti6rttte 3etgen
mer6en sic in Sen letten adt Snb-
rem 5u ber5etbnen iparen, ltn6 6aB lie
idon aus 6ieiem @run6e ungetpobn-
li9 rei@baItiges St16ienmaterial lie-
fern biirften. Maior 8tlliams Chant
berloine bonn &iiitenartillerteforps lit
oa5r ouserieben tuoroen, oie 8orbe-
reitungen gu pollen6en. Ct miro NOR
gen aus Sort Monroe in Waibtngton
eintreffen, u1n nod bon benz &tn-
manoanten Ser @iiiienortiqerie, @ri'
qa6egeneraI 6. so. @eaber, 8erbal.
tungsmobregeln 5u erbalten. Mn oen
Dfon6pern tper6en ale Eruppen ser
otlantii4en &iiftengarntion tbetlneb=
men. M6n1irol Badger lpiro oie
@riegsflotte 5uiammeniteaen, oie in
ser gearraganiettbai mabri@einlid)
gegen sic &iiitenbefeitigunge operie-
rem ion, tpdbren6 man bie Truppett
onf Song Sslan6 5uiommen3iebet,
,pin, nm einem 2an6ungsberiu@ 5u
begegnen uno einen mogli@en Mrt'
griff ouf 6te Sorts, Die bon Der 2ano.
feite aus faft ungei&iitt fino, ab8a'
i6lagen. General @eaber erfldrte
bente, 6aB es ii@ BEL Dem &riegsiptel
nidt ollein nm cine GeititeQung Der
teberlegenbeit Ser @iiitenbefeitiglt'1-
gen ooer Ser Slotte, io1toern aud I'M
geneinfdaftli@e Sperationen ban.
6eIn tperbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
Qaitrnp.
Ser bo6tp'ite &err 8tibof Srobe

Ser bodtp'ite &err 8ii6of Srobec
tpur6e BEL ieiner Mnfunft am Mon.
tag bon ser bieiigen @erneinbe in
feierIi@er @eiie >piufommen gebeiBet
un6 er iprad ietne bodte 8efrieoi-
.gung aus iiber 6en 6ortibritt, Ben
sic @emein6e in 6cn lebten ssabren
gen1a9t bot. &ermant Meber nnb
Srau ltno &einrid uno gincen5 Me-
per bon Meire @robe in 5tearns
gonntp eritotteten 1ebte 8ode bier
oent Ebeo6or Srttnar1tt nrt6 9l11ton
@elle eine1t angenebmen Beiud.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26

glppeG oeg Iraiioenten.
Die glusfdiifie bes @ongreIies,
oenen @eietgebung 6ieies Gbaraf-
ters iibertrngen tpur6e, baben ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
Mosepe.

Ser fIeine @obn Ser SSanilie
Mi@. geierenbauien, ipelder lebte
ISOLDE beim Spielen nit Stret6bol-
aern erbeblide 8ran6tpunben 6abott.
trug, mo6t unter 8ebanolung bes
Dr. @el3 bon 9fi9mono auf 6ent
@ege, Ser 8eiferung erfrel,libe Sort.
i9ritte.
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Erlfer Illeil.
@dbr,t,t9sreoe.

9es &rafbenten Muipra6e in beiben
!8aniern bes &oaereFes. - Motb.
menbigfeit einer @eform flar bar.
setban. glue sebieteriide Hfli6t.
4eriDnlide @Idiidtsnabmeu obne
@eltnns. Die 3eit 5n banbeln
lit ba.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT


LARGE. WE'LL VENTILATED, COOL
ROOM, FURNISHED FOR TWO
GENTLEMEN; SEPARATE BEDS.
CLOSET AND FOUR WINDOWS,
ELECTRICITY AND GAS: WHITE
TILED BATH, LARGE VERANDAS;
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
Plans for WINNIPEG Convention.

At the annual meeting OF the At
lanta Real Estate Board Friday even
ing at $50 o'clock at the Cafe Du-
rand some definite plans for attend
ing the Winnipeg convention will be
discussed. The convention Of the Ma
tional Association Of Real Estate Elk
changes will be held July %, % and
80, and twelve members OF the locai
board are expected to go.
Atlanta is to compete for a cup pre-
scented by the Chicago Board in a re-
port which Charles p. Glover and 9TH
ers will present. The attending citi -
will prepare these reports and the
winner will be the city making the
best showing. The judges have been
named to decide the contest
Return postal cards indicate to the
officers of the local board that there
will be a large attendance at Fri
days dinner, inasmuch as the selec-
ton of officers for the ensuing year
will be made. Charles P. Glover, re-
firing president. is expected to come
in for encomiums at the hands of his
fellow board members. Mr.. Glover
has served the board faithfully, and
the real estate men have not forgotten
the happy speech he made at the re-
cent annual banquet.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Warranty Deeds.

S16, COW. D. White to Mrs ]. c.
Clay ct al, lot AZ by 90 feet, south
side Linden way, 100 feet west of
Spring street; lot AZ by 100 feet, south
side Linden way, 202 feet west of
Spring street; lot 100 by 100 feet east
side Spruce street. at corner of Dixie
avenue, lot 81 by 81 feet, northeast
corner Bell and Greene streets; lot
81 by SO feet, east side George STREET,
70 feet north of East Fair street; lot
80 by 80 feet, south side Old Wheat
street, So feet east of North Boule-
ward; Nos IS, 90 and % Raspberry
street, so by 20 feet. July Is.
S250-William II. Williams to Err
nest o. Williams, lots 141, 146 $50, 535
and 54s in block D, Hollywood Gem
etery. July II.
$3,500-H. A. Etheridge to F. NJ.
Galbraith, lot Sc by $50 feet, south
west corner Ashby street and Cum
bingham streets, made to correct.
October IS, 1909.
Sc, 600-William r. Hammond to Ed =
ward T. England, No. 21S North Jack
son street. SIS by 205 feet. July II.
50 000-Realty Trust Company to ].
H. Franklin, lot l, block Il, Ansley
Park, land lot 105, so by 142 feet, on
Inman circle. July 3.
s25OO-T. F. Moore to W. r. Nc
Allister, lot 200 by $50 feet, north
side Simpson street, 100 feet west OF
Oliver street. July 16
5,2O0-Edward S. Smith ct al to
Leila K. and Azile s. Jones. No S42
North Boulevard, 40 by 1876 feet July
/.
s1,25O-J. S. Jones ct al. to ]. l.
Hill, lot 60 by 100 feet. southwest cor
ner Chestnut and Carter streets. May
Is.
S600-Miss H B. Leavens to H S
Berry, lot 112 by 50 feet on line be-
tween lands of d. c. Lyle and H. B
Leavens and 1870 feet south of Georgia
avenue. July IL
IS, 500-George A and Lillian B.
Mclean to Mrs. NJ. V. Bingham, No
las Elizabeth street, 40 by 1853 feet
March %.
5000. R. Stanley to John W
White lot 40 by 1876 feet, east side
Wetherby street, 1876 feet north OF
Clay street. May 10
s300-John w. White 10 Mrs. J. c.
Clay ct al, same property. July Is.
s425-J c. Pritchett and y B Nc
Larty to F. A. Pritchett, lot 80 by
1O3 feet. 100 feet north of northeast
corner Mary and Mcdaniel streets,
July l. 1907.
$500 B Pritchett to F. A,
Pritchett same property. June %,
1909.
5000. K. Ottley to Mckenzie
Trust Company. lot so by 14S. feet,
south side Martina drive, ga feet
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Buildinu Permits,

$1,S0O-W. d. Beattie, Alleeen ave-
nue., one-story frame dwelling. Day
work.
SCOT. & w. Brown. No. $50 For
rest avenue. alterations. Day work
$3.50. p Wragg, No. 375 Rich
ardson street, add room. A. d. Ham
ilton.
$500 L. Swiney rear No. POS
East Georgia avenue. frame barn. Day
work.
S2OO-A. B. Baggett. No. 362 Wind
sor street, repairs Spinks q Butler
s200-L. NJ. Landrum, No. 567 North
Jackson street. additions Dav work
j100-James K. Polk, No. 40 Gle
burne avenue build porch. Day work
S100-C c. Maddox No. SIS West
Mitchell street. add room. Day work.
500 P Wragg. No. 361 West
Hunter street. change roof. A. d.
Hamilton.
s75-East Atlanta Baptist Church,
No. s45 Glennwood avenue. additions.
Day work.
society of Atlanta, Faith School,
East Fair street, additions. Day
work.
S6O0-Mark Palmour. No. AIS North
Boulevard. alterations. Day work.
s5O0-ShepaId Bryan, Peachtree
and Twelfth streets remodel and re-
pair. Day work.
s6OO-Shippey Bros, No. 96S Ma
rietta street change store front.
George A Clayton.
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BEAUTIFUL lot in Decatur, only two
blocks from court house. across the
street from Dr. Ridley's beautiful home,
size 50x175; shaded, elevated, east front;
carries sewer and water, ebert street
tile sidewalks, cement cutters, only
1,lNn; can make terms $44 cash. S22
month; no interest Early caller will get
bargain Address A b. c., Box 81, care
Georgian. 7-17-2l
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Many haze done so, why not you?

northeast of Park circle. land lot As,
Seventeenth district. July II.
0.000-Charles H. Sanford to H
B. Watkins and D. ]. Gunter, No. 1s4
West North avenue, As by 1853 feet
July 16.
81 and other Considerations-Ci
of Atlanta to DR.. Willis B. Parks, lot
%. section l, Oakland Ceemtery. July
Is
S750-L. H. Hicks to T. n. Scales.
lot so by $50 feet, north side Elixir
avenue. $50 feet west of Wellington
street. July II.
S450-T. J. Medley to L. H. Hicks.
same property June 81.
$4,50O-J. Cheston King to James
L. Wright, lot 81 by $50 feet. west
side Ashby street, 210 feet south OF
Ashby street. April Z.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
REAL ESTATE AND
CONSTRUCTION NE WIS

citizens of College Park have decided
to organize a citizens committed Of
the whole and to adopt a name suit
able to such an organization. In this
connection $25 has been offered to the
public for a slogan. Anybody in the
world, says the secretary of the board
can win S25 by revealing the secret
that lies in a name. Suggestions
must be in by July 81, because the
board wants to get busy in its booster
operations.
College Park is a town OF 1900 pop
ulation, having jumped from 450 in
1900. 1t is the home of Cox College
for women and the Georgia MilitarS
Academy. There are three publ
schools, five churches and plenty Of
nice places for people to live.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
REAt ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED At ONCE-Good '

WANTED AT ONCE-Good va
cant lot for investment. Must
be in rapidly enhancing section,
and must have all conveniences.
Price of lot must not be over
$4,000. Can make good cash
payment. Address Brooks, "
Box 408. care Georgian. 7-18-28
WANTED-To buy from owner
good bungalow. Must be sit
uated in one Of best RESIDENTIAL
sections, and not over $4,000.
Will consider a two-story house.
NJ. B. S. Box els, care Geor-
gian. : 1882