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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-03-14
LEASED VICTOR THEATRE

D. Moore Of Eau Claire, Wis, has
leased the Victor theatre and has
placed an order for the re-furnishine
Of the play house with seats, motion
picture machine and picture curtain.
The house has been closed for the past
two weeks and the chairs and picture
machine were removed front he build
ing by the former lessee, VIM. Burns.
"A. z. Dimmock will assist Mr.. Moore
in the management Of the house. @
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-03-14

one rod wide on west end Of said lot
1, $25O0.
searle Investment company to Medor
=. LaMotte. lots 8 and 10. block Is
Searle,s addition to Little Falls, 81. .
Searle Investment company 20.
Clement LaMotte, lots IL and IL. blk.
y, searle's addition to Little Falfs
81 etc. 81
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-03-14

Irwin E. Cornwell, for some time past
the regular senior substitute mail
carrier, began work Wednesday as as
sistant clerk
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-03-14

E. E. Collins, the party who applied
for gas franchise from the city
council has returned from Fergus Falls
and the matter Of the franchise win
be taken up at the next meeting Of tho
council which is set for March 20.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-03-14

Hillman
Supervisor-I. w. Driver.
Treasurer-J. Waytaschek.
Town clerk-M. NJ. Meyer.
Assessor Auetten.
Constable-Theo. Billmeier.
Justice-T. W. Billmeier.
Agram '.~-.
Supervisor-L. Feucht. '~.>>
Treasurer-H. Terharr.
Town clerk-H. G. Vierk.
Assessor-Frank Bolster.
Constable-F. Kandl.
Pierz
Supervisor-L. Seucht.
Treasurer-F. Faust.
Town clerk-C. A. Vernig.
Assessor-Barney Gross.
Constables-F. Rauch, Ed. Bentfeld.
Justices-A. Sitzman, J. Nohner.
Granite
Supervisor-Chris. Schlagel.
Treasurer. J. Gau.
Town clerk-Otto Hoffman.
Assessor-M. Schommer.
Constable-A Will.
Justice-August Janorschke.
Buh
Supervisor Spanfellner.
Treasurer-John Boser.
Town clerk-F. Coenen.
Assessor-Ed. Coenen.
Constable-H. Block.
Justice-Theo. Ortmann.
Buckman
Supervisor-Aug. Sauer.
Treasurer-Jos. Hortsch.
Town clerk-J. Dengel.
Assessor Dengel.
Justices-A. J. Hodorf, A. F. Faust.
.. Green Prairie
Supervisor for three years-R. Hen.
derson.
Clerk-Olof Larson.
Treasurer-Andrew Lindstrum.
Assessor V. Wretling.
Constable-Charles Anderson.
Justice-E. P. Nauretz.
! Road overseer-Adolph Miss.
: ~ Village Of Pierz
President-C. E. Gravel.
Trustees M. Blake, Anton Trem-
bruill, NJ. Wermerskerchen. zSe
Clerk. B. Hartman. =. -.
Justice-A. Sitzman. @
Village Of Buckman
President-Jos. Grundhoefer.
Trustees-Nick Grundhoefer, P. T.
Miller, L. M. Jacobs.
Treasurer-L. A. Billig.
Clerk-Jos. Janson.
Justice-John Hesch.
Town Of Swan River
Supervisor-Albert Gosiak. =e ~.
Town Clerk-Anton Koziol.
Treasurer-Geo. Polasiak.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Posch.
Constable Sobiak.
Justice Of Peace Frank Gallus.
Road Overseer- District No. /, Chas
Gonsik: district No. ., Joseph Palasew'
ski; dist. No. 3. Jos. Wisnowski; dist
No. 4, John Wonicki; district No. s
Peter Madison; district No. 6, Paul
Jabos; district No. z. w. Gonsik.
Town Of Little Falls
For supervisor, 8 years-John
Hamers.
Supervisor for ! year Theodore
Bredfeld. IS .
Town treasurer /. Pedley.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-03-14

: Alec Smith moved Wednesday frow
the Lucia house on Fourth street -
the house on Second street formerly
occupied by Arthur Hall.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-03-14

Frank A. Lindbergh was down from
Crosby yesterday. Frank says the
range town is growing and that the
range has a big future. E
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-03-14

The following is the full March set
including the state apportionment, the
tlement Of the schools Of the county,
one mill tax and the special tax.
District No. 1-$85.57, 2-754.O4, 3
-l5,39l.l7, 4-149.73, 5-41S.94, O.
2l5.26, 7-s2.64, 8-120.5O, 9-13l.58,
ILLS, l2-125.8S, 13-
95.21, 14-965.23, l5-142, 16-7S.42,
l7-55.22, 1S-l51.97, 9-130.95, 20
79.48, 21-123.21, 22-115.19, 23-76.32,
24-194.83, 25-159.42, 26-142:73, 81
-s37.5s, 2s-3s.o9, 2e-23s.34, 30
63.l1, 31-164.16, so 1923, 33-211.36,
.34-33.66, 35-89.57, 36-206.55, 81
214.03, 38-l27.84, 39-120.38, 40
2S03.80, 4l-353.51, 42-92.27, 43-
147.s4, 44-96.9s, 45-104.lO, 40
160.25, 47-9s.5s, 4s-99.66, 49-112.6O,
50-l17.33, 51-113.54, 52-111.66, SO
.-110.27, 54-1O1.18, 55-l25.15, Sc
,1ss.04, 95.12, 5S-97.6s, 59-l42.-
50, -l27:4o, Sl-1so:ss, es67 :ss,
63-18S.46, 64-92.42, 65-s5.62, &C.
1926, 67-27.77, 68-l5l.66, 69--69.47,
70-39.44, 71-52.83, 72-80.62, 733--
34s.s0, 74-136,66, 75-271.33, 10
10975, 77-l0a.26, 78-122.44, 79-
141.23, 80-211.O2, s1-55.O5, S2-
1850, 83-38.26, 84-l0O.l5, 85--l01 SO,
.86-96.30, 87-130.57, 88-275.4O, So
256.88, 90-116.86, 9l-11l.85, 92-
1852, 93-131. 40, 9---79.2s, 95-
f127 10 O6 -O0 NJ O7-af1AA OQ -1o7 S1
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-03-14

NJ. G. Robbers, formerly of this city,
was recently elected justice Of tho
epace at Sank Rapids. Is.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-03-14

Peter Pollock of Swan River, had his
leg broken Wednesday when he jumped
from rig while the horses were run.
ming away. sj'@ - :,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-03-14

Eugene Heroux has been appointed
truant officer, vice D. Malburn, re-
signed, and IS busy rounding up the,
little fellows who play hockey. " u
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-03-14

In letter to j. J. Clark, J.%J.
Hennesy, formerly Of this city, states
that he is now located at Mannheim,
ILL.,, and doing fairly well at railroad
ing.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-03-14

A. H. Turritin, well known in Roy
alton and Little Falls, was elected
mayor OF Sauk Rapids Tuesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-03-14

Born-To Mrs. Arthur Hall, Wednest
day, March IL, SON.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-03-14
COME AND GONE

Henry Wittwer Of Randall transact
ed business in this city Thursday.
Miss Faye Medley, = student at the
university, is visiting at her home in
this city. 50. 5'
q. J: Fem returned Thursday from
swanville. where he went on official
business.
Miss Regina Burton left Thursday
apolis.
Miss Mildred Barnes is visiting.
friends in the twin cities.
Miss Ethel Taylor left Thursday for
2 visit with friends at swanville.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-03-14
INSPECTOR WAS HERE
J. Y. BRECKENRIDGE OF STATE
DEPARTMENT INSPECTED
SCALES HERE MONDAY

j. Y. Breckenridge of st. Paul, an
inspector Of wei ghts and measures, in
spected the weights and measures in
this city Monday. Another inspector,
Mr.. Rogers, was here few months
ago and inspected and tagged all OF
the scales and measures in this city
and Mr.. Breckenridge visited here in
order to see if any new scales had ueen
added since that inspection.
It is part Of Mr.. Breckenridge
duties to obtain evidence when deal,
er is reported to the department. to ne
giving false measures of weights.
Persons of the opinion that they are
receiving short weight or measure may
have the matter looked into by ,he
department of weights and measures
by writing to the head Of the depart
ment at the old capitol at st. Paul
Three convictions were recently secur-
ed by Mr.. Breckenridge in Minue-
apolis.
Legislation instructing and giving
the department. of weights and meas
ures the power to inspect and approve
or condemn all scales and measures in
Minnesota and the power to rroecute
all violations Of the law was Lassel in
i1oI1.
All department. expenses hitherto
Lave been paid by foes collect Il by
:he inspectors but legislation is now
pending that will do away with the fee
system.
A law which will become effective
September l, 1913 will make it unlaw.
ful to sell berries in anything Dut
standard boxes Of either one quar-: o.
one pint capacity. j. ! .....-.. Is.
Mr.. Breckenridge stated that nothing
wrong has been found in. this city.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-03-14
the. TOWN ELECTIONS
WE'RE MOSTLY QUIET AFFAIRS
MOTLEY AND RANDALL RE-
MAIN DRY
Village of Swanville

Village of swanville
President-B. B. Cox. ~.
Trustees Stems, VIM. Mielke,
G. P. Stith. 1
Treasurer j. Meyer.
Recorder. j. McRae.
Assessor-Wm.. Raffensparger.
Constable-H. Turner.
Justices-Wm. Raffensparger, O. A.
RhOda. =,
village Of Bowlus
Decentralization Riedele.
Trustees-Wm. Schwentek, Henry
Armstrong and John Ruzicka.
Recorder-M. E. Larson.
Treasurer-P. c.. Philips.
Justice-A. A. Seeman.
Constable-Geo. Snezeck.
Motley Village
President-Alfred Wilson.
Trustees-A. P. Holm, Ed. Brazier,
George Palmer.
Recorder-W. E. Little.
Treasurer-Chas. Bierwagon.
Constable Akin.
The village went dry by % majority.
Motley Township
Supervisor-W. N. Mersy.
Clerk-W. E. Little.
Treasurer-Chas. Bierwagen.
Justice-U. A. Winslow.
onstable-Charles Akin.
Lincoln
Supervisor Swanson.
Treasurer-H. Naslund.
Town clerk-E. Davis.
Assessor-H. Swanson.
Constable-Dan Randall.
Justice Of the peace 0. Holt.
Darling ..
Supervisor-E. II. johnson.
Treasurer-John Thelander.
Town clerk-Ed. Frederickson.
Assessor-Martin Jasorka.
Constable Briese.
Justice of the peace-August Bloom.
quist, Otto Bigelka.
Belle Prairie
Supervisor Moran.
Treasurer Bastien.
Town clerk-Albert johnson.
Assessor-Jos. Houle.
Constables-Frank Beckman, Frank
Brousseau. .,
Justice of the peace-Frank Sweeney
Road overseer- District No. !, F.
Mason; district No. 2, F. Brousseau;
district No. 3, F. Sweeney.
The contest was rather an interest
ing one, as three of the winners were
defeated at the caucus. Mr.. Moran had
been supervisor for 10 years and John
Bastien treasurer for Is years. This
will be the first term of Mr.. Johnson
Much could be heard Of the contest on
the streets of Little Falls last Satur
day. Quite number h evidently changed
oc Tnnr a q m q
jority Of II, sBastien by 25 and John
son by votes. 1928 votes were cast
Eight hundred dollars was voted fol
roads, $500 for town purposes and $10C
for the poor.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-08
FARMS FOR SALE


FOR SALE-TWenty-fiv acres farming
lands, with a neat riye-room cottage
up 10 date; Just outside the incorpors-
ton Of DemOrest, one-half mile from
school, acres in corn VIII make go
Or 800 bushels. for 50 800: worth So 900
Time 10 purchase. thirty days. Burton
Trotter. Demorest. Ca
40-ACRE FARM for 1900 cash balance
Ike rent. crop and tools all for 1.76G
sheriff. Box 500, care Georgian.
FOR SALE-lOO acres OF land in two
miles OF Pavo. For further particu-
lars. see OF write NJ c Folsom, Quit
man. Ga
FARM-For sale: I57 acres. besides an
the fine free range you want; 500 fruit
trees three quarters mile from famous
Current River; delightful climate,
abundant game, telephone 10 door.
good, honest neighbors. Owner, Thomas
y. Bush, Doniphan. No.
CAN FCRNISi[ retired business men,
clerks. bookkeepers and others fine
farms. five acres and up 10 1000. near
railway station and good markets
cheapIy and on easy payments. Write
Tor particulars TO Stephenson Land and
Bumbe Co. Oconto. Wis.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-08
Peachtree Lot Sold
At $4,000 Figure;
Plan Park Car Line
Remarkable Story of Enhancement in
HemphiII Property-citizens Sub
scribing $4,000 for TroIIeys.

The George P. Moore real estate
agency announced Wednesday the
sale Of lot No. 2, 20 1-2 feet, of the
Hemphill subdivision on Peachtree
street at $4,000. or s1,463.4O a front
foot. This lot is on the southeast
side of the street, about 200 feet
north of Baker street. Frank c.
Owens was the buyer and B. Frank
Bell and Nym Mccullough the sellers.
Mr.. Owens recently bought lot 1,
adjoining to the northeast, from Por-
ter Langston. for $4,000, so that he
now has Al feet of frontage Both
lots are 1I2 feet deep.
The resale of this lot tells a re-
markabIe story Of enhancement.
January 3, 1912, Mrs. Lena Swift
Huntley bought the R. A. Hemphill
home lot for $4,000, or at the rate of
about 1926 a front foot, with Ivy
street frontage. Recent sales have
brought the figure up to Sl09, ,125, in
cluding the price Of AZ by 80 foot
lot fronting on Ivy street, which is
nearly double the original purchase
price.
The Moore agency subdivided the
tract for Mrs. Huntley into three lots.
Two of the lots were resold to Mrs.
Lee Lewman for $37,59O. and again
sold to Louis NJ. Johnson for $51,250.
Mr.. Johnson sold one to Mr.. Bell and
Mr.. Mccullough for $26,625, and one
TO Mr.. Langston for the same figure,
and Mr.. owens has acquired the two
from these three owners for 100000.
In the meantime Mrs Huntley had
sold the third lot to James f. Hickey
for SlL5O0, and Mr.. Hickey had sold
to the Bowenstein Investment Com
pany for $25,625. The Ivy street lot
mad been sold by Mrs. Huntley for
$4,000, again for $16,5OO. again for
$4,000, and the last time for S23,5OO,
the front foot price in the beginning
being 1875 and in the last sale s5S7.
The Lowenstein Investment Com
pany has announced that it will build
TO suit acceptable tenant, and Mr..
owens Is holding his two lots for en-
hancement
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-08
PROPERTY @ANSFERS.
Warrar eds.

$50,000-Mrs. Louise Phinizy Cal
houn and estate of Abner W. Calhoun
(by executors) to Realty Investments,
lot so by 107 feet, south side of Au-
burn avenue, so feet west of Ivy
street September "a.
Sc, BOOT. H. Williams to w. S.
Coleman, lot so by 151 feet, north
side of Highland avenue, $50 feet west
S6000-F. 2. Kern to George J
of North Jackson street. October 4.
Yundt, lot 80 by 100 feet, south side
Of Seventeenth street, 200 feet west Of
Peachtree street. October, 1918.
$5,200-Robert f. Marion to r. g.
Akin, No. SO East Ninth street. so by
100 feet. October 6.
$40 and Other Considerations-W
T. Humphrey ct al to Mckenzie
Trust Company, lot 1856 by 1873 feet,
east side of Roswell road, 4SO feet
north OF Peachtree road. October rs,
1912.
$40 and Other Considerations-Mr
Emily ]. Humphrey ct al. to same,
S666-John ]. Humphrey (by guar
diam to same. same property. No
vember 9, 1912.
$1,000-Knox Realty Company to
Phoenix Planning Mil, lot 46 by go
feet, southwest side of Brantley
street. 167 feet southeast of Georgia
Railroad. September 26.
S475-Asa G. Gambler to same, lot
80 by 120 feet, west side of Cleland
avenue, 90 feet southeast of Georgia
Railroad. September 30
$5 and to Correct-Southern Mort
gage Company to c. r. and L. NJ.
Morris, lot 7O4 by 500 feet, at inter
section of Lucille avenue and Gordon
street October 4.
$S,445-Mrs. Martha s. Ball to Low
ry Arnold ct al. 1859 acres in north
east corner of land lot "a. October 4. .
$5,S00-Mrs. Pearl D. Bull 70
Charles NJ. Kenimer, No. 163 Eliza
beth street, 62 by 1S1 feet. October l.
$2.000-Mrs. John Ray Pattillo 10
Harold B. Wey, lot 60 by 156 fes-,
north side of Waverly way. being .Jt
154 OF Inman Park. October s.
S750-Knox Realty Company to w.
NJ. Kirkpatrick, lot 33 by 126 feet,
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-08
Pryor Street Mentinn.

Confusion in names on the tax
books OF the city have caused some
trouble to the committee which has
been pushing the project of widening
and repaving South Pryor street from
Georgia avenue to Ridge avenue.
Members sent out to get signatures
for the movement have found in many
cases the wrong names on the books,
and have had to revise their lists.
In spite of the confusion, however.
the committee expects to have in a
few days 80 per cent Of eligible sigma
lures, and then the property owners
VIII ask for sufficient appropriation
to carry the project through II is
the plan to have the city engineers go
over every foot of ground and .esti-
mate to the penny the amount neces-
sary, so that there viii be no n1isun-
derstanding on that score.
An enthusiastic meeting was held
Tuesday night at Weinberg's store,
near the Pryor Street School.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-08

SEVERAL good homes in West End
at very attractive prices and terms
that we would ike to show you See
Mr. White
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-08
.DOoly Planter Faces
$4,000 Slander Sni,

coRDELE. Oct. s.-AlIess5 =.
and slanderOus accusations. dam
ing to the character of " l.
TN. have resulted in a suit for s,s A.,
being filed in the Superior cor-.
Dooly County against T. W. BrIt, .
Of the wealthiest planters of V1'
county. u las
In his petition Martin chargss =.
Britt made the alleged false sns Cs
hcious reports common in tba ,l us
munity by repeated accusstiCr,--o -o1
vulgar and obscene language, '''-S i
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-08
Threatens a Suit TO
Collect Inquest Pef

GAINESVILLE. FLA. Oct. S-Tr.
tice of the Peace J. A. Elmore 7r,r
probably enter suit against the Com
ty Commissioners to force then, =.
pay the costs of an inquest held An
gust 7 on the body Of James R. p,t
terson, ineman. who was elac-,.
cuted on a pole of the Gaipesv;n,
Electric Light Company.
When Elmore's bill of SLASH u.,.
presented to the Commissioner a.
majority refused to allow it, nm =,
ground that the inquest was not nsr ~
eSSary.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-08

MAKE US an offer on small cottage al
724 West North avenue. perfect title:
no loan. l.. L. Payne Duluth, Ga
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-08

AT SMYRNA, GA, on car line. SIX
room house two acres of ground; fine
fruits, chicken houses rent SIS per
month. Call Main 470-J
CONTINUED I'M NEXT COLUMN.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-08
Bids Exceed Capital
For Columbus Hotel

COLUMBUS, Oct. 8.-When DIGS
for the new Columbus Georgia ho'r
were opened all were far above 'A'
1925. 900 stock raised for its erection
The building committee has instrtaC.,
ed the architects TO revise the b-aa11 an
to keep the cost within the cap''1
stock. .-,
The plans drawn called toI ~.
erection of an eight-story hotel a'lI -lI
the lowest bid was nearly Si.f'
more than the stock.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-08
Savannah Seeks US.
Aid in Pellagra Study

SAVANNAH, Oct. s.-A strong st.
fort is being made by Congressman
Charles G. Edwards to have savan-
nah designated as the chief station
in the South for the study and pre-
vention of pellagra.
A step in this direction has ALREADY
been made by the Marine Hospital
here, in charge of DR.. c. II. Lavinder.
He is regarded as the Governments
expert on the disease and has made
several valuable experiments.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-08
Capt, English Thinks
Gov. Sulzer GUILTY

SAVANNAH. Oct. S.-Sulzer ourb.
to be kicked out OF Office, declare,
Captain ]. W. English. of Atlanta. 4,
Savannah to-day, on his return from
New York.
Politics in New York and Georp,
are not Of the same variety" he sa6
but the greater part. or any part n
the thing they have proved sgsirr
Sulzer would mean his impeacbmer.
In Georgia in less time than It tgke,
to tell about it"
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-08
EXCHANGES Continue Active.

never more numerous than at the
present time The NJ. c. Kiser Agency
has announced several interesting
ones of late, and the last to be re-
ported was of No. 81 Hurt street, In
man Park, at S7,750, and for No. 221
Courtland street, at $4,000. Miss An
ME K. Kelso gave the former to w. NJ.
Nichols for the latter, assuming the
difference. The Courtland street prop
erty is improved with a two story
frame dwelling and is so by 1T feet,
and the Hurt street property consists
of a house the same size on a SO by
r25 foot lot.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-08
Only Go-Cart Wheels
On Dalton Sidewalks

DALTON. Oct. s.-C1ty Council mas
placed a ban on children skating OF
the sidewalks here. the ordinance
making 1t a misdemeanor to ride Oh
the sidewalk on any wheels otDs'
than those supporting a baby car
riage.
Since the city has completed sew.
eral miles Of new cement side"ain'
roller skating has been faFot-''
sport of the children.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-08
Shooting in Church
Breaks Up Revival

DALTON. Oct 8.-A revival meet
ing at Center Hill, Murray County.
has been discontinued following a gun
fight in the church.
During services two men engaged
in an alteration, one being hit with
brass knucls, after which he drew a
pistol and began firing in the church,
The minister and members Of the
congregation hastily made their exit
by doors and windows. No arrests
were made.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-08
Commission Probes
Atmore Prison Camp

MOBILE. Oct. S.-The commisslor
appointed by Governor O'Neal 70
probe the treatment of convicts By
the Huxford Orvin Naval Stores
Company has returned from the At
more camp, where a thorough mYes'
tigation was made. Much attention
was centered upon the method Of
whipping and the instrument used n
the operation.
The finding of the committee viii
be submitted to the Governor.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-08
New School Denied
Salaries Too Smal

DALTON, Oct. S.-The Board Of
Education has denied a petition fof
the establishment Of a new school
between Dawnville and Pine Grove
The board took the view that a'
there is limited fund for the schoo;
the building Of new ones would re-
duce the salaries of teachers, who al
ready receive little enough for taef
services.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-08
Trade BODY NAMES OFFICERS.

CHATSWORTH, oct. S.-The " %.
ray Chamber Of Commerce has e-5.-
ed the following officers for tAs .-.
suing year: President, S. NJ. b4IN,,,. a..
secretary and treasurer, Il r. - ~.
derson; vice presidents, c. N.
and T. E. Millmore; directors Ll
Nelson, e. r. Glenn and 3. r. bia.-'
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-08
Addino TO Subdivision,
Anslev Park Car Line.

w. p. Cole, developer Of ALTOONA
and ALTOONA Gardens, has added to
the former the tracts of DR.. G. w.
Gould and John G. PasCo, and viii
formally open the new subdivision
Sunday afternoon. This property is
on the Stone Mountain car line and
has been cut into large residence
lots.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-08
BuiIdinq Permits.

S25,OOO-W. d. Beatie, Stewart ave-
nue., erect dwelling. Day work
SIZE. r. Haas, 80 Waverly Way,
addition to garage, a, d. Hamilton.
S300-Miss LeOla Roberts, 4S0 Ponce
DeLeon avenue. make interior finish
ings Day work.
SOON. V. James, rear No 176
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-08
CAR SERVICE

Is THE THING that makes values in
crease. / can sell you a nice, large
lot. any exposure, within two blocks OF
the best car schedule IN and around
Atlanta, in the Druid Hnls section. from
$500 TO $1,000, Oh the easy terms Of
$50 cash, balance monthly; in direct
path Of progress. You can double
your money here I'm two years. Agents.
please don't answer. Address John II
Holland, Special Agent, Box 5. care
Georgian
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-08
e2.YEAR.oLp MAN DEA0.

CRAWFORDVILLE, oct >--.z IN
Moore, of Rayton. nine miles
this place, 80 years old on Octoos,s, IN.
is dead. He is survived by Two r
dren-Mrs. Dock Stone ana H.
Moore-and several grandchlloIe-