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The Omaha guide., 1936-02-22
Destitute Man
Battles For Life

Smithfield, N. c., Feb. 10 AMP
Ned Field, 70-year-old man, is in
the local hospital waging a battle
for his life after being rescued
from an improvised shelter by Of
ficers here Tuesday night.
Officers who discovered him,
stated that he was lying under a
piece of tin which he had erected
as the roof of his shelter and was
nearly frozen when they arrived.
He told them that he was destitute
and hungry and without a home
and that he had found a quiet
"spot" to lay down and die peace
fully.
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-22
Insane Man
Kills Wife
And Dog

Raleigh, N. c., Feb. 10, (ANP)
Going suddenly insane, earthly
Evans, a farmer living near here,
shot and killed his wife and a val
liable bird dog and attempted to
kill a nine-year-old girl who was
spending the night with them, ear
ly Tuesday morning.
Coroner Warning declared that
his Investigation showed that Ev-
ans, who is considered a well-to-do
farmer, arose from his bed at one
o'clock Tuesday morning, secured
his shotgun and went out in the
backyard where the dog was kept
He shot the dog and returned to
the house and when his wife, Mrs.
Anna Evans, demonstrated with
him for killing the dog he turned
the gun on her, shooting and ia
tally wounding her.
The girl, Viola Evans, hearing
the shot screamed and according
to her testimony as she ran out of
the house in her nightgown, Evans
fired twice at her. The coroner
further stated that he believed the
man was insane at the time of the
shooting and that he was still
crazy. He was lodged in jail, how
ever, after having been captured at
the home of his brother several
miles from his own farm and was
charged with murder.
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-22
John Adams, Sr.
Attends Founders
Day Celebration

Attorney John Adams, Sr.,
father Of Attorney John and
Ralph Adams spent the past
week in B Birmingham, Alabama,
at the Founders celebration of
the Greater Payne University,
of which he is president. lie is
now enroute to Kansas City to
attend the Bishops Council.
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-22
What's the Truth
About Mississippi
Relief Situation?
State Officials "KnoW Little
Federal Government Is
Handicapped

Washington, Feb. 20-(ANP)
= Mississippi Negroes, who
make up more than half of that
states population, have receiv-
ed comparatively few benefits
from the New Deal, the Associ-
ated Negro Press has been able
to learn through a prominent
but unnamed eolored resident
there and from other sources.
Unlike other states where a
far smaller percentage of the
population is colored, apparent
ly few statistics in Mississippi
are available. The ERA there
is controlled wholly by the
state and serving the 1,009, 718
Negroes and 996,856 whites
there, declares all records ON re-
lief "have been permanently
stored Information has been
readily obtained from other
states both north and south
where the colored population
was not so great.
Washington headquarters Of
the WPA, which now supplies
relief to Mississippi solely
through jobs, declares that ii
cannot exercise dietatorial con
troll over various common
wealths, as by SO doing it would
over-step its prerogratiyes in
direct violation Of states rights.
1t does admit, however, that ac-
cording to its statistics Negroes
have not shared in direct pro
portion to their numbers of res
idents.
Under Represented
Although colored citizens are
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-22

bossless government idea put forward by the Independent
Voters League three years ago. he said. 81 believe the voters
will approve our record of economy and balanced budget
Tuesday night 200 persons greeted Ex-Commissioner Bern
ard r. Stone and his successor on the City Council, Fire Com
missioner Dorrance, at a banquet in the Paxton hotel Appre-
citation for Commissioner Stones fine work while a member
of the Council was voiced by Mayor fowl and Cmmissiners
Kresl and Frost. They welcomed Commissioner Dorrance and
expressed their certainty that he would be a fine public SER
want. Commissioners Knudsen and Trustin were i'll and un-
able to attend.
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-22
Tuskegee Cadets
Receive Promotion

Tuskegee Institute, Ala, Feb. 20
(ANP) Colonel B 0. Davis, profess
sor of military science and tactics
and commander Of the R. o. T. c.,
at Tuskegee Institute announced
the following promotions here this
week: Captain Riley B. Harris, to
major; First Lieutenant E. B.
Hooker to captain and Second
Lieutenants N. B. Lghtfoot, Rob-
ert NJ. Malone and Earl S. Jores to
first l~ieutenants and Sergeants
Louis D. Green and Howard NJ.
Smith and Private John w. King to
second lieutenants.
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-22
BOrah Attends
Messengers Funeral

Baltimor, Nd, Feb. 20
AMP Senator William i.
Borah was among the notables
who attended the funeral Of G.
G. Patterson, Messenger for the
Foreign Relations Committee
who was buried at Rockville,
Md, Friday.
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-22

Rev. Carnegie
Flayed By Head
Of Hospital Assn.

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 20
(ANP) = Declaring that the
Rev. Amos Carnegie, head of
the National Hospital Fund now
seeking to establish infirmaries
all over the country through
popular contribution, is "mak-
ing a racket out of the hospital
situation as concerns our race"
DR.. e. B. Perry, prominent local
physician who is president of
the National Hospital Associa-
ton, listed his findings in this
field.
Answering Rev. Carnegie's
contention that there were not
enough hospital facilities to
take care Of Negro medical
graduates, DR.. Perry declared,
"The truth is that all graduates
do not care for interneships,
and then they won't go south.
They prefer the lamp-posts in
the big cities"
Plan Impractical
Carnegie has no organiza-
ton and his plan is not possible
to realize the local physician
commented. "For instance, a
penny a week from 100000
Negroes, to be collected in var
ious churches. is far fetched.
He couldn't find the personnel
even if he got the hospitals.
"There are 20 "A class Ne
gro Hospitals satisfying the
requirements of surgeons. There
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-22

Mr.. Bontemps new book,
"Black Thunder has attract
ed wide attention and revived
high praise from some of the
countrys most important crit
les. 1t is a tale of the attempt.
ed Richmond instruction led
by slave hero Gabriel"
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-22
Editor of Crisis at
National Congress

New York, Feb. 19-Roy Will
kins, Assistant Secretary of the
N. A. A. c. P. and Editor of The
Crisis, is attending the National
Negro Congress as an official OBJ
server on behalf of the A. C.P.
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-22

Under-R Represented
Although colored citizens are
Continued on Page 81
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-22

Inc opening gun in the battle of the six J. V. L. city adj
ministration commissioners for reelection was fired this week
when they filed as a group in Election Commissioner Anton
Tulsa s office.
Mayor Roy N. fowl and Commissioners Harry Knudsen,
John Kresl, William E. (Bin) Dorrance, Harry Trustin and
Frank E. Frost filed in that order, settling all discussion as to
whether they would run together IN the primary campaign.
Mayor Towl, as leader of the ticket, in a statement, express
ed pleasure over the action of his group in filing together;
''The move of these commissioners in seeking reelection
as a group is a move for the continuance of the Independent,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-08
JAMES M. ELLIOTT
"a REKORDERA A

James M. Elliott, ktory
bol zvoleny "a rekordera
Mahoning okresu v 1884, u
chadza sa o znovuzvolenie
ma demokratickom listku. On
koncil svoj Trad prikladne a
dal pracu V svojej uradovni
nasim dievcatom, preto je
patricne, aby slovenske vo-
licstvo odmenilo sa mu "a
priatel'stvo svojou podporou
v primarkach ma utorok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-08
STYRIA KANDIDATI
MA GUVERNERSTVO

V primarkach ma utorok
budu styria kandidati ma gu
vernerstvo Ohia, a sice jeden
republican a traja demokra-
ii. John w. Bricker z Co.
lumbus, ktory je teraz stat
nym nadvladnym, je jedi
nym republikanskym kandi-
tom nominacie a z demokra-
tickej strany terajsi guver-
ner Davey, potom Stephen
M. Young, terajsi kongres-
man z Clevelandu a Charles
H. Hubbell, pravotar z Gle
velandu. 0 demokraticku no.
minaciu najtuhsi BOZ je me.
dzi Daveym a Youngom. Vi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-08
YoUNGsToWNsKE sLovENsKE NovINY

nasky. Jedni vsetky, INF Ease
hoclen jednu alebo dve, ale
predsa boil. Tu tiez bolo
vidno, ze ktori su vernf Slo-
vaci a ktori Ircani. Tiez mno
hi by boil radsej, keby sa
to bolo prekazilo alebo ne
vydarilo, ved' naco i'm slo-
venska kult1ra v Amerike,
ked' oni uz vedia po angli-
cky jesse, nosse a ajdunker.
Keby to boil dajakf cudzi
, delegati, tax ma priklad z
Mad'arska, Irska alebo z Ru-
ska, tax to uz by boil prisli
i tt, co tam neboli. Cest' W.
nimkam - tym, Go pre- vaz-
ne priciny prfst' nemohli.
Trubac must vytrubit', re
mnohf dobri narodni pracov-
nici, ktori boil vo WHORE,
pracovali den a noe, aby sa
|
to vydarilo. Ked' trubim, re
mnohi, tax to znamena, re
ME vsetci, lebo niektori ami
ma kriz slamy neprelozili ku
zdaru tejto akcie.
Trubac neide osobitne nj
koho chvalit',, lebo tych, co
pracovali spravodlive, kazdy
pozna, a ziaden 81 z Mich me-
praje, ably SINE i'm bankety
alebo vence davali. Ale jed
mako Trubac musi spome-
nut a vytrubit', re Rev. Ko-
els, duchovny osady najsv.
Mena Jezis sa ukazal, ze ME
len je dobrym duchovnym,
ale al vel'kym slovenskym
narodnym vodcom. Trikrat
mu slava! Tiez tel slavy 81
zasluhuje predseda vyboru,
Martin Lesnak, lebo Ease je-
dino vel'ke dielo zdarne pre-
viedol s pomocou inych, teda
al tym inym mech sa kus tel
slavy dostane.
Tym Ease, ktori celkom
nebrali ziadnu ucast' pr
tom, ba ami nechceli, ably sa
to vydarilo, Trubac len tol'.
ko, ze sa ohromne sklamali
a re je ich velmi maly po.
Get a preto vo slovenskom
zivote tuna vel'mi malo zna-
menaju. Nuz tax ten svet be.
Ii a tax trlbi ....
Trubac.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-08
TRUBAC TRUBI!

Ci viete, re uz ma utorok,
IL. maja budu vol'by a ci
prajmerky? Ma tych praj-
merkach 81 name vybrat'
tych najlepsich kandidatov,
demokrati svojich a republi-
kani tiez svojich. Potom ma
novembra sa Ease budeme
bit, ze ktorych zvolime, ci
republikanov alebo demokra-
tov. Pre- mas - aky jeden
Cert, taky druhy diabol, lebo
obidvaja ma mas ubohych,
pokornych a poddanych Slo-
vakov zabudnd po volbach.
Este pred vol'bami mas po-
znaj1, vedia, ze SINE vel'ka
narodnost', re name mnoho
hlasov, ale po vol bach uz
potion ma to vsetko zabud-
MI.
Teda najhlavnejsia vec je,
aby ste sli teraz ma utorok,
IL. maja hlasovat'. V pr
vom rade hlasujte ma svojich
Slovakov, Slavianov a nam
najblizsich susedov, potion
vyberte 81 tych, co sd nam
najprajnejsi.
Ci viete, ze l., g., 3. a A.
maja SINE mali najvacsie ma
rodne sviatky, axe SINE do
teraz este nemali a mozno a.
nj Wac nebudeme mat? To
jest, boil tn vyslanci a 'Gi de-
legati Matice Slovenskej v
nasom slavnom Youngstow-
ne q v Campbell. Slovaci
ich tn vrele prijali a ukaza-
Ii i'm, ze tn q ma okolici ma
rodny slovensky duch zije q
lit bude ma veky. A sice ti-
sice Slovakoy navstivili pred
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-08
JAkUB JAKUBEK
SIEL "a MANZELKOU

Jakub Jakubek, dobre zna-
my Slovak z Campbell, 20
mrel v sobotu min. tyzdna v
nemocnici vo veku SO rokov.
TAX nasledoval svoju man
zelku do vecnosti, ktora od-
umrela mu pred 8 mesiacmi.
Oplakavaju no synovia Jozef,
Jakub a Donald a dcera He
lena donna, bratia Andrej,
Jan a Michal a nevlastny
brat Andrej Gulas. Pohrab
mu boil v stredu. Pohrabne
obrady odbavil Rev. Juraj P.
Novak. Pochovany bol ma
osadnom cintorine sv. Jana.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-08
ZEPPELIN LETT .g4
DO SPOJ. STATOV

Nova obrovska zeppelinka
"Hindenburg" odletela vo
stredu z Nemecka ma svoju
prvd cestu do Spoj. Statov.
Do Lakehurst, N. j. ma do
letiet' " sobotu. Vzducholod'
lett rychlost'ou 80 mil "a
hodinu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-08

ma veGisrkoch -
dinnych z4b.y6ch. = "a
dzach spomeiste i i.
siu sIovensl<l SkoIn Y CIsv~
Ilande! Nh
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-08
Hlasujte ma

Political Advertisement
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-08


teru do vacsej miery zalezi
ma domacnosti, tax domac-
most zalezf do vacsej miery
ma zene ma make. Do
macnosti s1 pozehnanim, ale
bo kliatbou verejneho zivo-
ia.
Nehovorime, ze domaca W.
chova zalezi vylucne ma ma
ike, ale vravime, re do vac
Sci miery. Otec ma tiez svo-
je povinnosti ma domacej W.
chove. Ale toto sa nebojime
povedat', ze keby sa dnesni
rodicia viacej starali o mrav-
MI vychovu svojej domacno-
sti, usetrilo by sa mnoho
zialu a t'azkosti. Ale prav-
divymi <stavaju slova, ktore
povedal Isty sudca pri odsu-
denf dvoch chlapcov. Pove-
dial: Ma zaklade dokazov,
ktore po ruke mann, NAL by
som tychto chlapcov ma slo-
bodu prepustit' a odsudit'
ich rodicov, ale zakon mi to
nedovol'uje, preto muslin do
vazenia poslat' tychto chap
Gov "a priestupok, ktory je
priamym vysledkom rodi-
covskej nedbalosti. Rodicia
i'm dovoPovali robit' co chce-
Ii, fst' kde chceli, prist' ke-
dy chceli a kamaratit' sa s
kym chceli. Nase zakony by
maly potrestat' takych ne
dbalych rodicov. Preco su
nase zalare preplnene lud'-
mi, ktorf su nize dvadsat'
pat rokov start? Velka vac
sina preto, re neboli vyueo-
vani respektovat' zakony, a.
nj Bozie, ami svetske. Slovo
Bozie vravf:
"Vyucuj mladeho podl'a
sposobu cesty jeho, lebo
ked' sa zostara, neuchyli sa
cd nej. Blaznovstvo privia-
zane je k srdcu mladeho, a.
lie metla kazne vzdiali no cd
neho."
Ista matka prisla do stat
neho vazenia, v ktorom bol
jej syn ma dozivotie ods1de
ny a plakala vraviac: ia,
syn moi, ia som tomuto ma
pricine, keby som ia bola u
ella posldchat' Boha a Jeho
prikazania, keby som ia bo-
la ucila ucte ku Dnu Pana,
dnes 81 nemusel byt' tn, kde
81. Kol'ke matky svojou ne
dbalost'ou znicily svojich
synov?
Najlepsia vychova a disci-
pima je ovsem ME v korba-
ci, ale v prikladnom ziti. Co
ocakavate cd vasfch dietok,
to robte i Wy a co nechcete
vidiet' a pocut' pri vasich
dietkach, to nerobte ami Wy.
Ked' budu mat rodicia uctu
ku zakonom Bozim a svet-
skym, vtedy budu mat die
tky. A preto snazte sa zvla-
ste Wy matky, ako ste pecli-
We a starostlive o fyzicke po-
treby vasej rodiny, tax sta.
rate sa al o jej potreby
mravne a duchovne, o cistotu
charakteru a tax pozehnane
hY o%o E... e..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-08

The National Slovak So
ciety Assembly 765 dance
will be Sunday evening,
May 10 at the Mullins ball
room. Charley James and
his orchestra are playing for
the evenings dancing.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-08
MISS HELEN YANEK
CHAIRMAN FOR MOTHERS
DAY PROGRAM

The Sr. Girls Sodality Of
st. Matthias will entertain
their mothers Sunday after
noon at 800 o'clock in the
church auditorium.
Refreshments will be serv-
ed followed by a very ella
borate program arranged
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-08
LEWIS J. KINDLER '..
"a OKR. KOMISARA

Mr.. Kinder je zenaty a
ma jedneho syna v South
High skole. Je skuseny, Go
no robi kvalifikovanym ma
Trad, o ktory sa uchadza.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-08
KU DNU NASlCH
MATIEK.
Pise M. D. HIBEN.

Pisatel' knihy Prislovi v
poslednej kapitole podava
nam krasny obraz idealnej
zeny. On opisuje zenu, kto-
ra zije viacej pre- domac-
most, ako pre- dom. Medzi
domom a domacnost'ou je
rozdiel' vel'ky. Dom je w.
staveny l'udskymi rukami, a.
lie domacnost' je budovana
pudskymi srdciami. Dom je
zalozeny ma zaklade porusi-
telnom, kdezto zakladom
domacnosti je viera, nadej a
laska.
Viera v ziveho Boha a vie
ra v jedni druhych. Nadej,
ktora dovedie osvietit i til
najtmavsiu chvil'ku zivota,
ktora dovedie obratit' donna
Gu zalost' v radost', nadej,
ktora mas dovedie vyniest'
mad nedostatky i ziale do o.
blasti uspokojenia. A laska,
ktora viaze ma prvom mie.
ste srdcia domacich ku ich
StvoritelPovi a tax srdce je.
dino ku druhemu. Laska, kto.
ra je ochotnou obetovat
sa. Bob je laska a On mas
tax miloval, ze nam darovaI
a "a mas obetoval svojho mi.
lovaneho Syna. Domacnost
tedy nezalezi " krasnom, an;
v bohatstve, ale vo vzajom.
nej laske a vernosti tych
ktorf til domacnost' tvoria
ktori v dome byvajd. A ta'
kou domacnost'ou moze byt
i ia najchudobnejsia chalup.
ka.
Ked' pisatel' knihy Prislo'
wi opisuje statocnost' zeny
ia som skoro isty, re on ne.
NAL ma mysli zenu z boha.
teho domu, ale zenu z O.
pravdovej a idealnej domac.
nosti. Ma take idealne zeny
bol hrdy nielen narod Ii.
dovsky, ale kazdy narod
No takymi zenami sa pochva.
lit mozeme al my Slovaci.
Ba tie riadky je skoro memo
zno cftat' a nemysliet' ma
Slovenku. V Prisl. 31:13 ci.
tame tieto slova: ''Hl'ada
pilne vlnu a l'an, a pracuje
|st' t'astne rukami svojimi." Ct
nenie to pravy obraz Slo'
venky? Ci nenie to praca
Slovenky? I v tychto dfloch
SINE videli vo filme "Zem
spieva" ako nase Slovenky
pracujl okolo Panu, konop
Jak no trhaid, MOCHA, susia
pradu, tkaju a satstvo pre-
svoje domacnosti sij1. Alebo
ako pise vo versi patnastom
"Ktora yeas rano vstava.
juc, -" Ci je to obraz bo.
hatej Amerikanky? Iste, ze
ME. To je portret statocnej,
pracovitej a idealnej zeny
To je podobizen statocnej
matky.
Avsak, i ked' sl toto den
ne povinnosti zeny a matky,
cny predsa ME su hlavnymi
rovinnostiami, najhlavnejsou
povinnost 'ou matky ME ST
saty, ale stavba charakteru
jej dietok a domacnosti vo-
bee. Domacnost' je zaklad
verejneho zivota. AXE sd
nase domacnosti, take sl ma
Sc skoly, nase cirkve, takym
je mas verejny spolocensky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-08

Misses Helen Swabek, Eth
ell Kovalchick, Ann Kubar
and Ruth Hudak are hostes-
ses for the evening. The af-
fair is public and all clubs
and friends are invited to at
tend.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-17
HENDERSONVILLE TOWNSHIP
(COLORED)

Minnie j. Allen, Est, l house
and lot Ashe St., $9.77.
James Altman, Est, l house
and lot Ashe St., S4.S8.
Robert Aston, 4 acres l house
and lot East Flat Rock, $11.47.
Mary Alverson, Est, l house
and lot Cherry St., S2.79.
Rev. R. B. Anderson, l house
and lot 9th Ave-, $19,19.
Abraham Austin, l house and
lot Beach St., $4.19.
Ernest Austin, 1 house and lot
Beach St., $4.54.
John G. Austin, Jr., l house
and. lot 1st Ave. W., $6.9S.
Maggie Ballenger, 1 house and
lot No. 440 Harris St., S4.54.
Rachel Bennett, / lot l house
and lot Brevard road, $4.54.
Helen Blanton, 2 houses and lot
Oak St., 1921.
w. NJ. Boley l lot Brooklyn,
$1.40.
B. C. Bonner, Est, l house and
lot No. 562 Valley St., $3.49.
Rachel Bradley, Est, II acres
old Israel place near Shaws Creek,
$8.12.
Lonnie Bridwell, l lot Whitfield
St., $500.
W. M. Bridwell, / house and
lot Whitfield St., l lot Valley ST.,
l house and lot (store building) 4,
$6.O5; lot Valley st. corner 7th
Ave. w. and Whitfield St., $4.19.
Jim Brock, l house and lot No.
704 Beach St., S5.73.
B. F. Brown, Est, 1 house and
lot No. 434 Harris St., s4.54.
Jackson Bryson, So ga acres
house near Rugby, $11.83.
Elizabeth Robinson Burgin, l
house and lot Ashe St., and 9th
Ave-, lot 9th Ave., $7.67.
Lessee Burgin, l lot 1st Ave. E.,
5000.
W. P. Burgin, 2 houses and
lots No. 52S E. Pine ST., $11. !6.
]. c.. Burnsides, l house and lot
No. S1S First Ave. w., 1896.
Anna Caldwell, Est, l house
and lot East Flat Rock, 1924.
Jacob P. Carson, l lot j. A.
Rusher subdivision, Brooklyn, zoe:
Jacob P. Carson, 1 house and
lot S. Washington St., $14.2l.
James Cash, 1 lot LIST Ave. W.,
$3.50.
Fannie Collins, Est, house
and lot Whitfield St., $4.88.
Ezell Couch, / acre and 8 build
ings Shaws Greek road, $500.
Robert Creasman, acres Lit
tie River road, $6.05; house and
lot No. 1913 Whitfield ST.. $4.74. i
Margaret Crews, house and
lot corner Harris St., $15.35.
j. E. Cunningham, house and
lot No. S19 Cherry St., $6.SS.
; U. E. Cunningham, l house and
lot 9Th Ave. E., $13.44.
Randall Darity, Est, house
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Bertha G., & Annie Adams, l
lot, No. So, Echo No. 2, Laurel
Park, $5.76.
Hettie R. Adams, l lot, No. 3d.,
Laurel Park, S5.19.
w. S. Albritton, 8 lots, Druid
Hills, S17.15.
Mrs. P. G. Alberson, 2 lots,
Hillside Park, balance, $3.50.
w. Fl. Anderson, l lot, Hebron
St., part of Hasbrouch property,
5000.
Ovid Balm, l lot Mount Royal,
$6.14.
Baker, % C. L. Stark, 1 lot
No. 1913, Mountain Home, $1.32.
K. Barson, 3 lots, Hillside Park,
S7.68.
B. C. Bass, 2 acres, near Bal
four, St3.51.
T. L. Bass, Est, / lot, Meadow
Brook Subdivision, IT.
F.. S. Belnap & H. N. Mallorie,
2 lots, Willow Rd. & State, $7.6S
NJ. G. Bennison, 3 lots Maxwell
subdivision, $3.50.
H. D. Hyder Subdivision, 8 lots
Hyder Subdivision, S1.16.
Lizzie & Charlie Blackwell 1
l ceres, l house, Teaman Street,
$3.07.
W. s. Blackwell, lot, Noun
tain Home, Slip.
C. F. Bland, 9 lots, Temple Ter
race, $17.27.
Inez L. Blankenship, 2 lots
Baldwin Subdivision, II.
H. G. Blythe, l lot, Mountain
Home, $3.50.
]. o. Bomar, Est, 2 1-2 acres,
E. Flat Rock, $4.05. -
w. F. Bowles, lot, Druid
Hills, $2.7O. ."
Sue Bowman, 8 1-2 acres, near
Naples, $1.58.
Fannie M. Bottyer and Margaret
Magrath, 2 lots, Pine View, $3.50
F. D. Bramlett, 1 lot, Druid
Hills, $3.50.
C. E. Brooks, 1 lot, 4th Ave,
w., $3S,37; l lot, Brooklyn,
S1.54; 2 lots, Oak St., $3.07; 2
acres G. bldgs., Whitfield Street,
$685.; agent, 1 lot, Crab Creek
St., S46.O4; 1 lot Crab Creek St.,
S13.S2; s acres, Mud Creek, OPP
posite A. A. Mccall, $5.37; 3-8
acres, Teaman ST., $5.37.
Mrs. r. C. Bryon, l lot, 9Th
Ave-, w., S11.51.