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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-05
REAL ESTATE AND
CONSTRUCTION NEWS
100000 Wednesday
In Real Estate Buys
Peaehtree, Luckie, Piedmont. Wash.
ington, suckhead and Railroad
Transfers Wake Market,

The local real estate market woke
up with a start Wednesday with an
nouncements Of more than 100000 IN
sales of all kinds, from A semi-cao-
trail lot sale at $4,000 to a residence
lot sale at SITS. The Fulton County
Daily Report was full Of transactions
and the real estate men declare that
property is now moving more stead
fly than at any time during the past
month.
The George P. Moore Real Estate
Agency has announced the following.
totaling $S8,5OO, all Of which are now
on sale:
The southwest corner Of Cone and
Luckie Streets. part Of the DR.. John
D. Turner home place, to James Z.
Hickey for $4,000, or at the rate Of
S1,10O a front foot This lot Is 20
by so feet.
For George P. Moore to a client,
Mr.. Moore's two-story. nIne-room res
idence at S55 Peachtres Street, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh. for ST.
500, or at the rate Of 1898 a front
foot The lot is as by 100 feet.
For John G. Burckhardt to D. H.
Lopez the Burckhardt home at the
northwest corner Of Washington and
Glenn Streets for $4,000 Mr.. Lopez
will subdivide this property, putting
a handsome apartment house on the
corner and erecting four homes on
the Glenn Street side. The frontage
on Washington is 121 feet, on Glenn.
400 and there is also a frontage Of
1913 on Crew Street
For W. D. Newsom and F. B. Herin,
TO client, twelve negro houses
fronting 576 feet on the Southern
Railway, 40 feet on Holltns Street
and cornering on Wells Street. for
$4,000.
For Mrs. Lena Swift Hunley TO
Mrs. Lee Lewman, 43-by-5O-foot
lot west Of and adjoining the Belle
Isle Garage, on the south side OF East
Third Street, and in the Georgian
Terrace block, for $1,000, or at the
rate Of sl68 a front foot, and for Mrs
Huntley to r. Frank and John G. Bell
the lot to the west Of this, % by go
rs feet from Peaohtree, $4,000. These
two lots are in the George Adair sub
division.
Louis M Johnson, Of the Moore
agency, sold two lots on Peachtree
Road, Just north Of Roswell Road to
r. G. Brightwell for $3.50. These
are IN the Huntley subdivision and
are IS feet front each
Mr.. Moore has made two smaller
sales. A 25-by-ioO-foot lot in the
Continental Land Company's sub
division on South Avenue to George
C. Winters for SITS and TO William
Beclman a lot in the same subdi-
vision for the same prics.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-05

The Charles p. Glover Realty Com
many reports the following small
sales IN the Broolzhaven section;
To Alice A. Gillespie, lot on the
east side Of Fernwood Drive, 100 by
9-0 $1,000; 70 arthur Kent north
side Feruwood Circle, loo by $40.
sq80, 10 same. south side FeTnWooa
circle. 100 by 2S5, $1,000 70 j. bous-
1ag Es,,beDl,s east side Of Sylvan
T1r,,-s IA IN 240, $500. 20 same. ad-
9oirynp- lot $500. 70 While Thornburg,
north side of Stewart Drive, 80 by
aE6 $500. 10 Catherine Ross Wright
norm side ~ Stewart Drive, so by
956 $500. 10 Lillian Hix, same ioca-
ton and size $500.
Also a 200 BY 26s-foot lot on the
west side OF AshbUrton Avenue, East
take. 10 Mrs. Virginia Howard Logan,
FOR 5000.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-05

view Avenue 5S2 feet west Of Brook
wood Drive. May 81.
S60o-Same TO same, lot 80 by 1923
feet, south side Lakeview Avenue, 400
feet west Of Brookwood Drive. May 3.
s600-Same to same. lot II by l52
by 344 feet north side Maysons Ave
nue.. S13 feet, east OF Peachtres Road.
May 81.
$1,50O-A. p, Morse to Grant Ad-
ans, lot IS by 1876 feet, south side
Martin Avenue, 10 feet southwest Of
Jonesboro Street. June 8.
$3,7O0-w. A. Sharp TO J. L Cole
man. lot Al by 1873 feet, south side
Highland Avenue, 2O3 feet west OF
Randolph Street April 2.
Sl,850-P. A. Kellett to Carlton and
Dollle Weaver, lot 40 by IS feet west
side Mildred Street. $50 feet north Of
Greensferry Avenue. May 2S.
SI0,000-Mrs. Maud F. Clay to John
H. Clay, lat 1-2 acres in Cobb County,
Georgia. also 1863 Nelson Street, %
by So feet. May 81.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-05

So anxious are the contractors that
+ha Hurt Building be completed IN
schedule timely october l-thaL
they have ordered a large part Of
the work TO be done at night. 10
rasea~sbv the sight OF bright lights
burning of the ends Of steel Orders
and Welding the various metal parts
ras been a revelation. Demands Tor
e~are in the Hurt Building have con
rinrea 10 come IN, and Mr.. Hurt eE-
1ecrs 20 rent every office before the
formal opening Of the structure
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AAmlnlstrntors, peeds.

ss50-E. ". Lee (by administra-
tvfvl 10 6. II. Feldman, ass irwin
street. IS by 70 feet. June 5.
S500-Mrs. Henrietta d. Seixas loy
administrator TO Mrs. Juanita wis.
fot rs bv 100 feet on McDouougff
Road. land lot IA, Fourteenth Dis
trict June 3. .-
sTo5-Sarah w. story Coy admins
frator) to w. c. and Anna P. Bryant
lot 5Ox17O feet on McDonough Road
- feet southeast Of Gilmore proper
tv. land lot Sc, Fourteenth District
May 10.
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MortnaaeA

Scoop. Bronston TO s. NJ. Davis
191 venable Street, so by ios feet
May Is.
sl.4O4-Wesley c. and Anna P. BY
ant TO Charles 2. Thompson, lot 30 BY
10 feet on McDonough Road, II feet
from Gilmore property, land lot o.
Fourteenth District. June 8, 1913,
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THIS SECTION HAS NO OBJ
JECTIONABLE FEATURE

Is logically the place for the engaged
who employed and
and riroad enterprises around the Terminal
ton whitehall Mitchell
Point Railroads and the adjacent territory The service
be
about II. and you'll as we
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


FOR SALE OR LEASE,-Latest model
soda f0unt with all supplies complete,
now doing business and showing liberal
profits. excellent proposition. Quick
action necessary. Call for Mount Room
80. Moore Building. b-4--l
GOOD HOTEL. newly oyerhauled, 10
Gated IN Dguglasvl4e, Ca. . miles OF
Atlanta and within six miles OF the IA
nous Bowdeu I1thia Springs, for sale
or lease. Address J. T. Duncan, Doug
lasviiIe. Ga. -o-aY-9
FOR SALE-Business paying $500 20
$500 per month. owner leaving city
Cheap for quick sale. Address Box ssA.
care Georgian "-oA~7
FOR SAIsE-Half interest IN barber
shop and soda fount. nice business
5000 or sAo0 down, terms easy on hal-
auce 293 Marietta 81 5-Z.--91
FOR SALE-Rest daily newspaper prop
gs.ugu in South Georgia. the best
city OF its size tD the state modern
continent throughout. Can be hougat
AT q bargain. Haf cash or good neggtla-
bic paper. balance 0u easy terms Write
quick TO Newspaper Box 10, care
Georgian. 5--a-l2
FORTUNES have been made IN Atlanta
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THE LOTS ARE READY
TO BULLION

the home
ahon because they build tha
them Also because their location
Only blocks from the City School
OF ALL they socially In the swim and
ALL CITY IMPROVEMENTS DOWN AND PAID
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-05

81 and other Consideradons-Iru rust
Company OF Georgia to Realty Mort
gage Company. lot so by l7s feet
south side Greenwood Avenue, Sls
feet from Highland Avenue. June
81 and Other Considerations-SSeor =
gia Land and Loan Company 10
same, same property. June z.
RfLHugb Richardson and Ida p
and Tohn II. jackson, lot rs by So feet,
south side Auburn Avenue, 9S2 feet
east Of Jackson street. June, 1918.
s5-Nanning Phillips to Ernest 9:
Eyontz 834 acres, east side Howell
MN Road and west side Hemphiil
Avenue, land lot l54, Seventeenth Dis
trIct. July, 1910.
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t24o-w. J. Black to Merchants
and Mechanics Banking and Loan
Company, 3s3 Oakland Avenue, SO by
100 feet. June 3.
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Losn Deeds

s4000-ATrs Ida A. Turner 20 Gam
mon Theological Seminary, lot 50 BY
ls9 feet south side Greenwood Ave-
nue. $50 feet west OF Wlll!amS MIL
Road Nav 90
s1 s0o-NTrs. Emma T. Lewis 20 r
NJ Ta'lichet. lot ss BY 100 feet, north
gi4e Sydney Street, 1913 feet Of LOOMS
street May -.
sOO-Nrs Sarah Eennerly 20 NJ
I. Hlrsch, lot 48 by $50 feet, south
west corner Woodward and Orme
wood Avenues. June 2.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE or exchange for Atlanta real
estate, one-hundred acre Early County
farm Olson 8 Smith, Empire Building.
5-3O-is
A BEAUTIFUL uine-room house. lot 50x
$50, back to an alley. Every conve-
nience, with stables and servants rooms
Built for home. l25 East Georgia Ave
nus. Gail Main 2744-L 529-8
LET US BUILD you a nome. WIN buy
you a lot or pay or your lot Terms
to suit 400 Temple Court. Main 4lss
41s-4s
I HAVE seven acres. three-room house.
half block car line, all cultivated fne
for trucking; VIII exchange for small
renting property. Call Milton. Main
-poS- o-5-z4
LEASE OR sALE-Artistic bungalow.
screened tiled. furnace. garage Au-
dress "Ansley Park" care American
i00-I-6
FOR sALE-On East Pine Street. two
fats, separate entrance. front and
back porches. lot 50Xl40. alley IN rear,
a 10 per cent investment must be seen
20 be appreciated Apply 20 Owner So
Bedford Place 32-G-5
FOR SALE by owner North Side home
Story and half 9 rooms. bath and
Sleeping porch, hot water connections
and gas. Large elevated lot excellent
netshborhood Would take small farm
as part payment Price $4,000. C. W.
Puckett SOB Greenwood Avenue 1925
OWNER viii make attractive offer on 2
story S-r8ow house on North Side.
also 5-room bungalow iu Iuuau Park
Phone Mr.. Berr5msn. Ivy 1921 5-80-I2
FOR SALE North Side bungalow. seven
rooms AMI sleeping ElT0Er all screened.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,

FOR BEAUTIFUL HOMES and build
ing lots iu College Park, the most de-
stra BE suburb Of Atlanta see l. c. Nc
--r.r.-
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Warranty pesda

No consideration named-Realty
Mortgage Company TO Mrs. Ida A.
Turner. lot 80 by l6s feet, south
side Greenwood Avenue, 500 feet west
Of 81. Charles Avenue, May 30.
81 and other consfderation-R, p. L.
Whltworth TO same, lot 80 by ia feet
south side Greenwood Avenue SIS
Fact from Highland Avenue. May 20.
~ 000-Realty Mortgage Company
to r.. z, L. Whitworth, same property.
August %, 1912.
s1O.O0O-Ernest c. KontE 20 Provi-
dent Trust and Security Company,
"a acres on east side Howell MIL
Road and west side Hemphill Avenue,
land lot 1874, 18th district. May 81.
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s6s60-J W. Avera to Robert Nc
Prerson. 211 Cameron Street, los by
1873 feet June 2.
500 Fgn-T. g Raoul estate fbv eE-
-rutors1 % Robert f Riley. lot 20 hg
PSI feet. west side Piedmont Avenue.
lI5 feet north OF Fourteenth Street
LIME 8
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s6T5-J ". Avera 20 Merchants
and Mechanics Banking and Loan
Company. 2ZI Cameron Street, 1os by
r4s feet. June 2
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MONEY TO LOAN.


MONEY TO LOAN.
WE LOAN money on furniture and
household goods. T. & J. Loan Com,
pany, 100 Decatur Street 4-25S
MONEY ON HAND for Immediate loans
on property In Or near Atlanta. J, +.
Manufacturing, 60l Equitable Building
SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LEND,
any amount; per cent. Write or
call. s. W. Carson "a South Broad
Street 4-l-l7
FARM LOANS PLACED IN any amount
on improved farm lands in Georgia
The Southern Mortgage Company, Gould
Building. f-l2-1
MORTGAGE LOANS.
On Atlanta Properly;
BUSINESS BUILDINGS.
and 81 per cent
RESIDENCE BUILDINGS,
5JA o and Gu per cent.
Your rate depends upon the location
Without notice you can pay back
hundred, any multiple OF hundred dol
lars. or the entire loan on any interest
date
THURMAN, BLACK &
CALHOUN.
Loan Correspondents.
PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COM
PANY OF AMERICA.
208-20s Empire Building
MONEY FOR sALARTED PEOPLE
AND OTHERS, upon their own names,
cheap rates, easy payments. Conf
Dental ., H Tolman. $50 Austell
Building,
usnous 81 e8TA sq9 o. pIoA Y 'Isd
I'd sIul 20 HUuInIo0 pV luBM SUI VI u
soBId nok u pS Ino6 pBsI sI5Uo IUM
sJul pBsI sABu nok SO -a9MSNy
WE HAVE plenty of money to
lend at lowest rates on At
lsnta and nearby property, Ell
Their for straight or monthly
payment plan. Also for pur-
chasing purchase money notes.
Foster & Robson, II Edgewood
Avenus.
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give CSC for a good feh.
.a- Al ia The Gegrg an
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HOUSES FOB REM.
W.A.FOSTER &RAYMOND ROBSON

IN BEAUTIFUL Inman Park we can
offer two lovely homes Of seven ana
eight rooms. large lots ana an ~.
YOU could think Of as a HOME loca-
ton. lots Of neighbors, schools,
churches. etc Would measure up "
the severest requirements JUS
think of these places at S510V ana
$40 to good lease tenants
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-04
Rector, Famous Cafe
Man, Fights for Use of
Name and Business
Broadway Corporations Plea for
Writ Is Answered by Citing
Chorus Girl Patrons

NEW YORK. Dec. A. The 1910
Broadway Corporation has applied In
the supreme court for writ TO re-
strain George Rector, Inc, from using
the name "Rector's" or the phrase.
"The World Renowned Rector's' in
connection with its business. The
applicant st ated that 1t had pur-
chased the right. title and good will
of the old Rector establishment, and
this had become q valuable asset. as
this place had been patronized by
wealthy and refined persons.
George Rector. as president of
Rector, Inc. filed the following
answer:
1T is impossible to state wheat
wealth was possessed by the patrons
of Rector's, but 1t is a fact that per-
sons who for the most part patronized
ii were members of the theatrical
ofession-chorus girls and youths.
whose principal object in life was
having a good time. 1t was long
known as the 'Gi1ded Palace Of the
Tenderloin,' and so notorious was this
that play was built around this
fact and advertised by picture of a
girl in tights astride huge lobster.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-04
is CHILD,s BOON

The penny is the boon of the child
asserts this lady, who wonders hov
the children of early days ever go
along without them.
Penny Contest Editor: take it that the
great object In life IS the ultimate vel
fare and happiness Of mankind. Elevate
the Masses - Train and develop the chill
dren.' are the slogans of philanthropists
and philosophers
The most effective means to this end is
bound 60 be whatever can reach the great
est number Of people. What then Is
far reaching as the penny? 1t carries
that greatest eiTilizer. the newspaper
everywhere. even into the humble homes
that can not afford a higher price; and do
not forget that humble homes far exceed
wealthy ones In point of number.
Many child can earn a penny 10 spend.
give. when a larger is
beyond him And how his heart swells
with pride, ambition and love. What les
SONS OF industry. self-reliance. thrift and
generosity he learns through the penny.
One can not help wondering how the
children got on in early days without the
far reaching, penetrating. thrifty. gener-
Gus. encouraging. Jolly penny. How did
they match pennies. buy all-day suck
ers or gum or keep up Sunday schools or
send missionaries or erect manuments or
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-04
RATHER NOVEL IDEA

Here's something new in defense OF
the penny This lady argues that II
a man has 500 in his pocket and 1:
held up he is liable 10 resist and ge'
shot. but il he has only a penny hs
will let the thief take it without
remonstrance.
Penny Contest Editor: The American
penny is a wonderful coin. You can drop
il in slot machine and hear good
song, which you can't do with $40 gold
piece. On one side you see the pic
fure Of the best president of the century.
aBd YOU can't see it on $40 gold piece
With II you can buy a postage stamp
and send postcard TO any state In the
union. You can place il in your pocket
and long It stays there you will
never be without money. If a has a
hundred dollars in his pocket and is held
up he Is likely TO fight and get shot
whereas. If he only had penny in his
pocket. be would let the bandit take it,
Pennies will make dollars. but dollars
viii not make pennies. You get dollars
and dollars win take care Of themselves.
II Is more advantage 10 lose a penny than
10 lose a dollar. You can read the best
news from all parts of the world for the
price of penny.
If a little boy swallowed a penny il
could be recovered. and on the other hand,
II he swallowed a five dollar gold piece
and il was to change into five one dollar
coins. the boy would die
It Is an advantage to have a penny in
your pocket 1t often saves giving away
nickels and is exceedingly convenient in
making exact change.
Ross. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-04
BURGLAR CAUGHT
BY BRAVE Girl

Cornered by pursuing policemen, a
10 year old burglar was captured by
Miss Rose McGlynn, an 1S year old
girl. in his attempt to escape through
her home. 23O Haight street. Bravely
opposing his fight to escape her she
chung to him until policemen came to
her aid and handcuffed him.
The burglar had robbed the rooms
of J. B. Irwin, Maryland apartments.
1868 Page street. and was surrounded
in the place by police He jumped
over a back fence and in running
through Miss McGlynn's home was
stopped and held by the girl He
gave the name of Felix Boyd.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-04
|CAFE MAN KEEPS
| THREAT; K|LLssELF

Making good his threat to commit
suicide. Frank Daniels, a retired sa-
throat at 8 O'Clock this morning in
a vacant lot in Arkansas street be-
tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth.
The body was not found until day.
break.
Daniels. who was As years old and
single, was worrying about money
matters. He lived in a shack at
Seventeenth and Arkansas streets. At
o'clock last night he made the
rounds Of his friends and said goodby.
Several persons who feared Daniels
would take his life began a search
for him, but he disappeared from
sight. The revolver with which the
man killed himself was clutched in
his left hand when found.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-04
Hungry Bears Eat
PeIIoW Nearly Out
Of House and Home
Bruins Appetities Bring Him Face
to Face With the High Cost
of Living

With three hungry bears to feed,
T. ]. Pellow. big game hunter OF Oak
land, has been brought face to face
with the high cost of living.
Pellow returned a fe wdays ago to
his Alameda home after a successful
trapping season in the mountains of
Colusa. He succeeded in taking three
of the bears alive. They were trans
ported TO his home
Then arose the chorus of hungry
mouths for meat. He ran to the butch
er shop and ordered % pounds. The
bears growled for more.
He made other trips to the butcher,
cautioning him to give him the cheap
est cuts he had. Again the bears after
the meal seemed as hungry as ever.
TT was a case of give up my auto
mobile said Pellow, until / read an
article which said that corn meal Is
excellent for growing bears 1t is, and
cheap. too. compared with the high
cost of meat.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-04
Amundsen Pole Dash
Plane Shown Sunday

The first of two hydro-aeroplanes
built for Roald Amundsen. the ex-
plorer, who expects to make dash
for the north pole in 1914. has been
completed by the Christoffersons and
is ready for delivery.
Two of these machines will be seen
Sunday afternoon at the exposition
grounds, where six hydro -aeroplanes
are entered for SO mile pursuit race.
one of the most thrilling and novel of
the air games The first machine to
cross the starting tine will be Roy
Francis big flying boat. allowed a
four minute handicap over Harry
Christofferson because of the weight
of the boat Frank Bryant, Frank
BIakely, Arthur Rybitzki and Silas
Christofferson are the other racers.
Any machine that is overtaken by
another must drop out of the race.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-04
NO MORE GAS IN
STOMACH AND BOWELS
Not Only Relief, but Cure for All Time

feel cold and go to sleep. because
BAALMANN'S GAS TABLETS pres
vent gas interfering with the circUla-
tion; that intense drowsiness and
sleepy feeling after dinner will soon
be replaced by desire for some
form of entertainment
Your distended stomach will reduce
by inches. because gas simply can not
form after a few DAYS use of BAALI-
MANN'S GAS-TABIETS.
These peculiar tablets are sold for
soc a bottle by all druggists. but be
careful and insist on getting the gen
uine Baalmann's Gas-Tablets in a
yellow box; only then can you ex-
pect the beneficial results we promise
you. Or send SO cents to J. Baalmann
Co., 3S6 Sutter St, San Francisco
Advertisement.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-04

If you wish to be permanently re-
neved of Gas in the Stomach and
Bowels, take BAALMANN'S GAS-TAB-
LETS for while
BAALMANN'S GAS TABLETS are
prepared distinctly and especially for
stomach Gas and particularly for all
the bad effects coming from Gas
Pressure.
That empty. gone and gnawing feel
ing at the pit of your stomach will
forever disappear in a few days; that
anxious and nervous feeling. with
heart palpitation, will vanish. and you
will once more be able to take a deep
breath, so often prevented by gas
pressing against your heart and
lungs.
Your limbs. arms and fingers won't
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-04

can save. We used to think a paper an
extra, but now we have The Call every
night. II really Is the best thing that one
get for a penny.
Having kept house for a family for five
years and for boarders ten. / know some
thing about the high coast OF living, and
know thar one can do even better than
this list, except for milk and sugar, In
small amounts, there being no reduction
anywhere on these two products
"A penny saved Is penny earned, "
and everybody ought TO get a start now,
If they never have before. To one who is
used TO having change ii came as shock
when ! was told By many merchants that
they had no small change. and / had TO
depart two or three cents shy. In one
day l figured that I had lost nearly 40
cents, and l wondered II ii was not trick
10 keep the change.
IRENE HUNT.
6IS Banks street.