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Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-05
Mines Bother NeutraIs

Berlin, Nov. 5 (By Wireless) In
formation given out to the press in
Berlin today from official quarters is
as follows:
THE director Of the Swedish Ship
ping association declares that the
English blocking of the North Sea by
by mines is a blow to the shipping
of neutral powers. especially scandi-
Inavian. The Politiken. the organ Of
the Danish government, says this ac
tion on the part Of Great Britain is
a heavy blow to British shipping.
Russians Take no Prisoners
1t is declared officially in Berlin to
day that the Russian troops on the
eastern front have not recently beer
successful in taking prisoners. MOI
have the German wounded fallen intc
their hands. Furthermore, the author
titles have no knowledge Of the loss
Of any German machine guns TO tn,
Russians.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-05
Daniels Hopeful pope

Washington Nov s. 5Secretary
Daniels today found ground for demo-
csadc optimism in the election re-
turns.
ITO have held its own il the senate
aud to have been able "a organize the
house by the slenderest margin under
the prevailing conditions, shows the
confidence Of the people IN the Wilson
policies said he. No party before
has revised the tariff and shown such
a victory in an Off year But for the
decentralization Of business caused nv
the war in Europe, conditions would
have been SO good this fall as to have
gIven the republicans no opportunity
TO come back. The party in power
must take The blame for all financial
and industrial disturbances occasion
ed by the temporary troubles caused
ny the frightfui foreisn war But this
viii pass
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-05
No Report q Battle

Santiago, Chile, Nov 5-No furth
er news has been received concerning
the naval engagement off the coast Of
Chile last Sunday, in which German
and British warshiis, participated Nc
British warship has arrived, as far as
is known here, at any Chilean port
nor has any wreckage been found on
the coast. The only Information in
the hands of the British legation is
that from German sources.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-05
Germans New Drive for the Sea Coast is
Met With Strong Counter-AttaCk
BATTLE MAY RESOLVE ITSELF into A BIG siege
In the Eastern Theaer War; the Kaiser Denies that Russians
are Taking Prisoners Making any Advance Rebellion
Against Great Britain in South Africa is Put Down
Fighting at Using Tau.


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No British warshps Chilean The fate of the three
British cruisers wahps off the coast
of that accompanied them remains mystery
based the British hope that one or more OF
their vessels dispatch Santiago today dis
poses report the British cruiser Glasgow and the
bottled Chilean waters the Ger
man cruisers Leipzig whereabouts the two latter
cruisers the vessels that figured in the naval
battle warships scharnhos Gnsenu and Nun
: berg have been definitely accounted for
After coming valparaiso sailed there werd
today Of the British badeshp Canopus which admiralty
had been sent to strengthen Craddcs squadron
There nothing that she arrived time to participate
in the fight
eminent despite cabinet is definitely committed
to hoseg against and sera While
turkey becomes the Teutonic aies she is
strictly peakng waging Russia because
Of an alleged the Russian and upon other
The new drive the heavily reinforced German
been met by counter offensive Of the also
augmented armies allies the vicinity Of Ypres
"The at point drawn back says
: this afternoons French official statement
II declared that the allies the
the Germans attacks from Dxmud to ys are
being made with less energy activity reported
without notable change and on the right Of tne ae
dispatch from reheran reports much
Turkey and Russia The peendsr
Dowh has proclaimed himself as Germnys candidate Tor
=
which has remained long under the Suzerain OF the
Turkish sultan, though with a British administration
claim that the Germans are falling back not only
also the east Pssan frontier and that
points on the east Of the Pruan
,
Ausrians being held in Gaica The
Russians of Przemy because Of cholera
: epidemic the town it is said
Berlin brings official German denial
Of reports prisoners and machine
guns describe the situation the
= theater.
; dispatch from Cape Town in
srebe Lieutenant Colonel Mas
south Africa have been completely
crushed.
Bulgaria appears shl undetermined Russia
to making diplomatic efforts to reconcile Bulgaria and Ser
via prevent Bulgaria lot with Turkey dispatch
government has assured Bulgaria that
definite word has from Rou
mania. =
British still hammerng away at Tsng
attacking gradually clos :
but Tuesday night made =
counter attack delayed operations the allies
#@#@ > $50 , = Fl = : = = =
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-05
cummins win win

Des Moines, Ia, Nov 5.-senator
cummins is in the lead over Maurice
Connolly for the senatorship, his mar
gin being increased today. His lur.
atty was estimated at near 10000.
Precincts reporting gave him 169.125
and Connolly 12s,7O5, an actual lead
of S1,42O.
For governor, 1,74S precincts in the
state reported 154,SO7 for Governor
Clarke. and 135,521 for John r Ham
iIton, his democratic opponent.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-05
BIG BATTLE BEGINS

El Paso, Tex, Nov. 5.-An officia1
report received by villa officials in
Juarez said that a battle was in prog
ress between villa and Carranzs
troops 20 miles south Of Aguas Cali
entes, where the convention Of chiefs
recently attempted an adjustment
of their fractional difficulties, villa
has sent q force Of 10000 men ant
more than 100 cannon met the
advance of the Carranza troops, ths
strength of which is not known.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-05
BIG REVENUE Loss

Denver, Nov. 5.-Fignres compiled
by the chief deputy Of the internal
revenue bureau in Denver show that
the national government viii lose an
income Of about s7S5,OO0 annually
when the statewide prohibition law
becomes operative.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-05

lied arms both in the eastern and
western arenas.
The first German rush for the
French coast having been checked,
the news Of the next few days will
determine the truth or faIsity Of pre-
dictions as to the seriousness Of the
renewed German attempt to get to the
coast by a more southerly route.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-05
SIX MEN PERISH

New york. Nov. Six men were
burned to death in q fire which swept
through a four story lodging house at
s52 Eighth avenue this morning Eff
ty men were sleeping in the structure
when the fire was discovered
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-05

London, Nov. 5.--Although England
continued today to await with some
uneasiness official news as to the fate
Of certain Of her warships in the IA
cific. which were engaged last sun
day with a German fleet off the coast
Of Chile, this anxiety has been in q
measure counterbalanced BY the ap~
parentiy favorable situation OF the al
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-05
RAvA Is DISPLACED

Rome, Nov. 5.-Isuigi Rayas minis-
ter Of finance. who held over IN the
new cabinet, announced yesterday,
was replaced today BY signor Dance,
until now minister Of public inslruc-
ticn. III The latter office Dance was
succeeded hv Signor Grippe
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-05
England Takes Turkish island

London, Nov. 5.-Great Britain 70
day formally annexed the Island Of
Cyprus, in the Mediterranean, which
nominally formed apart Of the Turk
ish empire
The defensive Alliance between
Great Britain and Turkey having be-
come annulled at the outbreak OF war,
the British government decided that
it was necessary to appropriate the
island in order that proper provisions
might be made for its government and
for its protection. the island, since
the Anglo-Turkish convention Of 1873,
has been occupied and administers
by Great Britaip. gl, & had re-
manned under the suzerainty Of the
sultan.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-05
Women Claim Montana

Helena, Mont, Nov 5.-Scattered rs.
tlrns from 70 precincts of the state
show the woman suffrage amendment
at noon today ahead By 100 votes. All
of the big cities have been heard
from Miss Jeanette Rankin, chair
man Of the state committee, claims
the state by 5000 votes.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-05
War is Declared

1t was officially announced in Lon
don today that state Of war existed
between Great Britain and Turkey
The proclamation to this effect sub
stantially reads as follows:
Owing to hostile acts committed
by Turkish forces under German off
GERS, a state Of war exists betweeT
Great Britain and Turkey from today
aud all procIamations and orders in
council issued with reference to the
state of war between Great Britain
and Germany and Austria, shall apply
to the state of war between Great
Britain and Turkey"
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-05

Havre, NOV 5 (via Paris) The Bel
gian government has issued the fol
lowing statement
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-05
Big turkish Army

I'etrograd, Nov. 5.-A Turkish army
10000 strong, consisting of the Ninth,
ITenth, and Eleventh army corps, is.
massed along the Caucasian frontier,
according to tie Noyoe vremya. Many
villages have been occupied by the
outposts Of this army
This Turkish army, the Neyoe
Vremya continues, would consist un-
der normal conditions of so battal
ions Of infantry, 60 batteries Of ar
tillery containing $50 gums, and 40
squadrons of regular cavalry, but to
it has been added 80 regiments Of
Kurd cavalry, amounting to 10000
men.
Russia's sudden and energetic ad.
vance into Turkey IS believed in pet
rograd to have been meant to disband
and overawe the Kurd tribes who are
little interested in successes of Turk
isr arms and are more concerned in
the safety Of their own villages.
Among the towns occupied BY the
Russians is Akhty, an important juno
tion Of the highways to the upper Ell-
pirates river
1t is rumored in Petrograd that Gen
eral Sanders will assume command OF
the Turkish troops on the Caucasian
front
Trouble in Persia
The Bourse News has published a
dispatch as follows:
eAn classes Of Persian society are
aroused BY the action Of Turkey The
German and the Turkish ministers
here are exerting all their power tc
bring Persia into active participation
in the war against Russia. salaret
Dowieh. the pretender to the Persian
| throne. has announced himself open
lly as Geran's candidate for The ruler
ship Of Persia
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-05

Confined on page Four)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-04
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. April 4.-Petroleum
firm; crude Pennsylvania. ESQ.
Iurpentine easier. 4Sa4SM
RQsin steady; common, It's
Wool firm. domestic fleece, 2SBm27:
pulled, secured basis. S6q5S; Texas,
secured basis, 40H55
Hides steady, native steers, TN 6D171s;
branded steers, 1914 616&
Coffee steady, options opened 3 to I
points lower; Rio, No. 7, spot. 1881
Rice steady; domestic, ordinary to
prime, 5sa 45is,
Molasses steady; New Orleans open
kettle, S5u55.
Sugar raw easier; centrifugal, 2s2
tbidl; muscovado nominal. molasses
sugar 2.27.
Sugar. refined, quiet; fine formulated
S.SbWS90; cut loaf $40, crushed, 500;
mold a, 465; cubes, 410G415; pow
dered 3s5G400; diamond A. $40; CON
fectioners' A. 375. softs, No /, 5000
$50, (No. 2 Is 8 points lower than No.
!, and Nos. to II are each points
lower than the preceding grade)
Potatoes firm white nearby, 1.75@
49, sweets, 1.00n2.00.
Beans firm, marrow, choice, 4S06
5. As; pea choice, 3.200365; red kidney,
choice 525 Cbid)
Dried fruits firm; aprlcots. choice to
fancy l6m171a; apples, evaporated,
prime TO fancy ~ qi2lz prunes, 30s
to COS, 1919 nf2; Cos to zoos, 66D10A
peaches, choice to fancy Ga as; seeded
raisns, choice to fancy, 51s@S%
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-04
COTTON GOES INTO
NEW HIGH LEVELS
Aggressive Bidding Here and
Abroad Causes Covering-List
II to 20 Points Up.

NEW YORK, April 4.-Short covering
and reports of Continental buying in
Liverpool resute din the cotton market
opening steady, with prices at net ad-
vance Of 5q9 points from the closing
quotations Of Friday Liverpool cables
were I points better than due, with
spots 8 points advance and sales Of
lOVUU bales. This encouraged general
buying by the larger spot interests, who
nave been accommodating cotton here and
there fuf considerable time. There was
also an active demand coming from the
outside trade.
At the end Of the first half hour the
buying was aggressive and offerings
were scarce and scattered, coming from
those who had profits May was IN the
most urgent demand OF the entire list.
advancing IL points over the opening
TO 1913 while July advanced Z points to
1242 and other positions gained to
points over the opening.
The weather map was regarded az
favorable, showing clear weather over
the eastern belt with further rains in
Texas.
The advance was during the early
trading and was due chiefly to the fol-
lowing cable from Liverpool, "Splnners
calling; Continent good buyer on new
crops; market broadening.
The aggressive bidding among the
most prominent spot houses and local
operators caused uneasiness among
shorts near the close and a wave of gen
eral covering followed No one holding
short lines cared to let them run over
Sunday fearing that Liverpool would
report the fun advance due and that
the bullish element would renew aS-
gressive tactics Monday. However, there
is a growing feeling among the locals
that a downward reaction is in order
and WITHOUT this concentrated buying
by the large interests a decline would
come, as it is believed that the short
interest is pretty well eliminated which
makes the technical position of the mar
ket much weaker.
At the close the market was firm,
with prices a net advance of IL TO 20
points from the final quotations Of Fri
day.
Estimated cotton receipts
Monday 9l3.
New Orleans . $500 to 6, 400 $500
Galveston 1000 to 5000 6,274
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-04
Opening
HAYWARD & CLARK'S
nAIIN COTTON ETTE r

NEW ORLEANS, April adjust
ment TO new conditions and the revela
ton of bulllsh facts are too inpera
tive for the consideration of reaction
Liverpool came in again very strong
with futures about points higher than
due spot prices 8 up; sales 10000 bales
Ii is hard to say what has supplied
the inspiration 10 continental mills to
buy new crops so persistently, but they
have done It for a month. Very likely
the idea that Cd Is an epoch minimum
I'm the face Of the fact Of two seasons
of only moderate production in America
is widely held among consumers. Then,
again, il may be taken as silent an
nouncement that trade Is improving
The money markets are indeed SO easy
that the absence OF serious political con-
ditions seems clearly indicated and the
trade has the fun benefit OF confidence
and financial assistance for expansion.
Conservatives over Sunday restricted
activity In the market today. Prices,
however advanced as much as 10 points
IN the early trading and there is a good
undertone and an advancing tendency
with the adoption by New York Of
Government standards for new crop
contracts. there is tendency in new
crops In New York to come 90 a normal
difference with us, which, IN former
wears, used TO be a premium covering
the difference in cost OF bringing cotton
to New York
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-04
REAL ESTATE AND
CONSTRUCTION NEWS

1,175--William S. Brantley to A. J..
Lavender lot north side East Fair
street, 100 feet west Of Pearl street
% by 100. April g.
S900-John r. Chestnut to William
5. Brantley, same property. October
%, 1918.
$500. p. Ventress to John S.
Owens, lot north side Belle Meade
avenue, at Cox's and Ventress' divid-
ing line, 10 by $50. April /.
S1,25O-B. r. Padgett, Jr., to Mrs.
Celia ]. Andrews, lot south side Cohen
street, 100 feet east of Wilson street,
80 by so, March IS
$2,0O0-T. J. Eady to Claude Brew
er, lots 217 236 237 and 233 of North
west Atlanta. October 4, 1918.
$5.000-Same to same, 10 lots in
Northwest Atlanta. October 4, 1913.
Sl.00O-Same to same, lots 215 and
2l6 of Northwest Atlanta, October 4,
1918
$16O-C. j. Hannah and John S.
Owens to b. H, Misterfeldt, lot west
side Springer avenue, / ,232 feet north
of DeFoor avenue, 80 by 266. May
3, 1912.
$150-Same to same. lot west side
Springer avenue, 1882 feet north of
DeFoor avenue, so by PCS. May 8,
1912
5000. S. Travis to William G..
Travis, one-half interest in lot 80 by
liz feet on Bachelor avenue, Egan
Park. May /, 1903
S150-William G, Travis to D. II.
MCMILLAN, same property. Deem
Der 6. 1909.
acknowledgements c. McHan to
Henry s. Johnson, Nos. 81, SIS and SO
Oak street, LOG by $50 feet April,
1914
s45O-Rosalyn 3, Veazey to T, NJ.
Shattery, lot so by 100 feet, south
side Bowen street, 262 feet west of
Howell Mill road March 49,
5000. 6. Hannah to George A.
Campbell, No. IS Ponee DeLeon ave-
nue. As by $50 feet April 8.
s500-Atlanta Development Compa-
ny to Y. A. Kemp, lot so by 200 feet
north side Greenwood avenue, $50
feet east of Frederick street April .
S200O-T. c. Holmes ct al to Will
liam n. Nelson, lot northeast side
Plasters Bridge Road. 700 feet south
east Of PeaChtree road, 1870 by 726
feet April %, 1911
s2,000-Same to same. lot 1870 by
III feet, northeast side Plasters
Bridge road, 600 feet southeast Of
Peachtree road. April 25, 1911.
$200-Mary A. Lambert to J. b
Watson, lot 40 by 100 feet, south side
West Fair street, 10 feet east of Alb
bolt street. January. 1914
$100-Mrs. 5. A. Handy to Mrs NJ
A. Landrum, west half lot 2, block 3S7,
Oakland Cemetery. March IS.
S1,000-T. c. Wesley and James H.
Bennett to Mrs Berta M. Swift, lot
So by so feet. $50 feet east of point
on east side West Peachtree street,
240 feet south Of Center street March
81
S1S5-Miss NJ. L. Mcclure to Elijah
L. Smith, lot % by zoo feet, west side
Forrest avenue. rs feet from Oak
street. February /, 1918.
S4,750-Mrs Myra 2. Chisholm to
William NJ. Nichols ct al. lot 50 by
III feet north side East Fair street,
122 feet east of Pryor street. May /.
1911.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-04
LIvE STOCK Market

CHICAGO. April 4.-Hogs- Receipts
5000 Market &c higher. Mixed and
butchers. s60aS.90; god heavy. S75G
500; rough heavy. s50ds 70; light. s. 70
0s90, pigs. 6.s5US6 go: bulk, SS0ds, 90.
Cattle Receipts zoo Market steady.
Beeves, 70o@950. cows and heifers,
3.75dS.S0; stockers and feeders, 6.50G
25, Texans, 650QS.40; calves, S.056
1925
Sheep-Receipts 5000 Market steady.
Native and Western, S,4O9s,so; lambs,
ST. LOUIS. April -Cattle-Receipts
425, Including 50 Southerns Market
steady Native beef sters. 7.504e. rs
COWS and hsifers, 425Gs,76; stoekeFs
and feeders. 500ds.O0 calves, 5000
1000 Texas steers, 5.754s,0O; cows and
heifers. 4 50Gt665.
Hogs Receipts $500 Market So
higher Mixed 8.S00S95; good, S.S09
g 70 rough, 800@s 40; lights. SS5@9.00;
pigs l006tS 90, bulk s.809S.q5
Sheep Receipts 500 Market steady
mutton. 5.75N650 yearlings, 5756726;
lambs. 7000S.40
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-04
Loan Deeds.

$S,000-Mrs. Jennie b. Langford to
s. n, Myers, No. $40 Whitehall street
"a by 100 feet. April s.
S1,70O-H, r. Fischer and r. c
Hudnal to NJ McClintock, lot so by
175 feet, north side Georgia avenue
400 feet east of Grant street April 3
$5,00O-W. s. Kendricl to same 100
acres on Forrest road, at northeas st
corner land lot g. Fourteenth Dis
trict April ..
S45O-Mrs. Sallie A. Ward to W. B.
Henderson, lot 80 by 204 feet, south
side Ormond street, 290 feet east OF
Fraser street. March Il.
81 ,500-George II. Wade to Mrs.
Marion s. Blackman, No. 254 Spring
street so by So April 8.
S5O0-George Ware and w. J. Har-
per to Mrs, Nina p. Branch. lot south
side West Third street, 80. by so.
April 8.
$2.5OO-Mrs. Annie s. Morris 10
Mortgage Bond Company of New
York, lot 50 by 1870 feet west side
street, 100 feet south OF
Georgia avenue April 8.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-04
INTEREST
SHOWN IN TRADING
Outside and Professional Element
Indifferent-Short Covering
Held List Firm.
ey CHARLES w, STORM.

NEW YORK, April Little interest
either by professional traders or the
outside public was shown in the stock
market at the opening to-day and price
changes were small and unimpOrtant.
Some traders sold al concessions and
the advances within the first half hour
generally represented covering by board
room shorts who wanted TO be protected
over the weekend
Canadian Pacific sold al 2O6ls for
loss Of Il and a loss of y was shown
by Mexican Petroleum. United States
Steel common declined Z and fractional
recessons were also shown In Union
Pacific Southern Pacific New York
Central Amalgamated Copper. Atchison,
Baltimore and Ohio and Miami Copper
Reading began with a gain Of H. but
soon lost it. Fractional advances were
recorded by PENNSYLVANIA Railroad in
spiratlon, Copper Erie, New York, New
Haven and Hartford, Norfolk and West
ern and Goodrich
The curb was quiet
Americans in London we're narrow
The market closed steady
Government bonds unchanged Other
bonds steady.
ktUM NNnK
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-04
BuiIdina Permits.


$1,000. ]. West. Nos. 119 and 1923
Mildred street, one story frame dwell
ling Day work.
S70o-J. G. Moore. Weloh street
one story frame dwelling. Day work.
S2,3S0-W, G. Harris. No. 80 Wa
bash avenue, one-story frame dwell
ling. Day work,
$&00-W. P. Reed, Jr, Carnegie way
and Spring street, one-story frame
dwelling. Day work.
$100-A G. Butler No. 743 Glenn
street, make alterations Day work.
81 SOW, A. Hemphill. No no
Fort street, two-story frame dwelling.
Day work,
Warranty Deeds.
$31 ,200-Carlos II, Mason and Louis
Gholstin. lot "a by 100 feet east side
Whitehall street, 81 feet north OF
Trinity avenue April g.
$4.000-Guy Webb to H. r. Fischer,
lot SO by 175 feet, north side Georgia
avenue 400 feet east of Grant street.
April 3.
$65O-s. c. Glass to o. H. Matthews,
lot 40 by 1870 feet, west side Glendale
avenue. 245 feet south of Poland
street Also lot "a by 100 feet, west
side Cairo street, 372 feet south of
Poland street November II, 1912.
S3,250-J. r. McAdams to Wight &
Co, lot so by 1854, feet, northeast cor
ner Eden and Annie streets March 80.
$2.750-Peters Land Company to
David A. May lot northwest corner
Williams and West Fourth streets, IS
by 1870, March 26.
S500-M. 0. Travis to W. J. North
ington, lot south side Pine street, $50
feet east of Harris street, 1872 by 200.
April ?.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-04

THE SOIL is RICH The climate;
Abundance of rain, yet no deluge;
abundance of sunshine. no drouth; long
..-lL .rra-naG--E hat
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-04

NEW YORK, April THE weekly
statement If the New York Associated
Banks shows the following changes:
Average statement:
Excess cash reserve, s.1s3,550. de.
crease, $82il.750
Loans, increase, $1s,594,000
Specie decrease, S7S2 O00
Legal tenders. decrease, $2.92300O
Net deposits increase, 500 S25. 900
Circulation increase. 1900
Actual statement:
Loans, increase S23. 7S2. 900
Specie, Increase, S744, 900.
Legal tenders. decrease, s7,06s 900.
Reserve, decrease, S11 1884. $50
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-04

CHICAGO. April 4.--wheat was weak.
Is to nc lower with the May pressing
Tor sale at the opening of the grain mar
ket to-day Weather was favorable for
the growing corn and the foreign mar
kets were easier
Trade in corn was active anu prices
We're a TO CSC lower. Longs were seIl-
ers, while the shorts were willing 70
take profits.
oats were y TO &c lower.
Provisions were unchanged n
CHICAGO GRAIN MARkEY.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-04
McHan Buys Johnson
Residence on 18th st.
West End Parcels Worth $4,000 Civ
en- in Part Payment for $32,5oo
Residence-Other Notes.

Henry S. Johnson has sold TO Au-
gustus c, McHan his property on
East Fourteenth street, $50 feet east
Of Peachtree, for $32,500. Papers
went to record Saturday
Mr.. Johnson accepted rs part pay
ment Nos. 81, SIS and 50 Oak street
near Lee, in West End, at SIS, 600
A warranty deed also went to rec
ord conveying property on Whitehall
street, Immediately north of Trinity
avenue, to Mrs. Jennie b. Langford,
of Hall County. from Carlos II. Mason
and Louis Gholstin for $31, 600 Prop
erty on lower Whitehall has greatly
enhanced in value since the regarding
work was begun.