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FOR 8ALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
ATTRACTIVE HOMES
In Washington's Most Beautiful
All-Year Suburb.
Located on Connecticut Ave.
sst sss~;sn *. T.: Chew % ,sa:s Chs.e cs Club
e-fuosn modern dwelling with large
and beautiful grounds. Double
Price. $1,000.
2-On Grafton Street near the
Circle
iishts, large lot. shrubber, aad
''ee'' s'rift: frie., .,s,Soo
3-Bungalow, near Chevy Chase
Circle
8. rcoms. 9 baths. garage. steam
heat open fireplace, electric light.
Immediate possession.
Price, $1,000.
@On Morrison Street, Chevy
Chase, D. C.
Semi detached modern brick
dwelling; rooms, 2 baths, cleo
fric lisht. sarase. large lot, sleep
Ing pofcheS.
Price, $40. 500.
5-Bungalow, One-half block
from Connecticut ave.: near Cir
Gle. rooms. bath, garage, elec-
tfic lights. open hftplAees. fruit.
shade, garden, etc. Immediate
posse ssfon.
Price. 30, 600.
JOHN w. THOMPSON & co.
-Ineorporated-
72S 10th st. Main 1417.
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Coafin0oA

$15,OOOOO
10th Street Highlands
A modern new home; hollow tile construe-
tion; 10 rooms and baths; hot-water heat
1a,e MMsfbsrs :ss to match
$12,5W.OO
Lamont St. West of 18th
Attractive 3-story and cellar brick; IL
rooms and baths; every modern convenience;
must be seen to be fully appreciated
100000
Splendid Rooming-House
Proposition
st. II roems. baths Sn and / / extra 5oiets; tG
be sure to Investigate.
$4,000
Overlooking Union Sta. Plaza
A 2-story Aad cellar window brick; 9
$4,000
Near Park Rd. & Soldiers Home
A seni-detached brick 8 rocms and bath;
het-water heat; be sure to bee this.
$3,75O.W
Near R St. in Georgetown
2-stcry and cellar brick: rooms and
bath; good coalition; convenient to cars.
$3,35O.OO
Near r. l. Ave. and 1st St.
A 2-story and cellar brick: rooms and
beth; furnace heat; good lot to alley.
TDERS & CO.,
St. NV.
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roR sALE-PRICE. s4,zso on G ST.
within walking diftance Of the state, War
and Navy Bldg; an sfght-room brick house;
modern plnmbans. and the whole house in
reqnired and pessession given.
BOSS PHELPs. INC. 14es H 1T. NV.
ron sAI1E-PR1CE. III ,0Oo. ON 24th ST.
close TO Sheridan Circle and north Of Mass.
estio..: ;p,neis ea,. buy !, one q ,he select Il.
three baths. hst-water R<at and electric lishts.
Po.sesstsi ear Be had Of this property.
Boss PHELPS. INC. l40e Ii st. NV.
Soh sALs.PAIoE. ss.5eo. ON BAsr CAP
itol St. right at Lincoln Park; 1 dandy home
for the money; occupied BY an owner. who
VIII give pos6ession and sell on termS Of 81 900
eash and noathit payments; . s-room modern
BOSS e PHELPS. isc.. 1905 H st. nv.
FOR sALE-PRICE, 80, 500. IOCATED SOUTH
OF st. and west OF 18th ST.: q cheap home
IN most Convenient location: there are 12
rooms ana bath. heated With hot water. and
.hs ne wnoie ,e property in good condition.; posses
BOSS PHELPS. INC. 1905 H st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE. $4,000 IN 18th ST
Highiands; ops Of the Attractive homes in
this section eff.red for sale for the hrst time;
efeSen rooms, two hAths. hot-water heat. elee-
tric lights. open nreplaces and many other at
traeure e features; possession within thirty
BOSS Z PHELPS. INC. 1905 Il st. NV
FOR sALB-PRICE, 6. coo. II MT PLEAS
ant, just 4 little west Of leth st. and close
10 the car line: q three story colonial type
house Of nine rooms and bAth. hot-1Ater heat.
electric hghts. front and rear perrhes, large
yare 70 paved alley: prompt possessien given.
BO9a 2 PHELPS. INC. 14ee Il ct. nv.
FOR sALE-PRICE. q, 800. WEST or 18Th
81; modern. up-to-date home: inspection any
tune and possession given; q home worth look
ing AZ, having ten rooms, two baths. hot-water
neat electric lghts. paved alley and q metal
pair.
Bces Z PHELPS. INC. 14cs n st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE. s. 800. on 1st sT.. IN
beominfdale: bargain in 4 three story brick
house OF ten rooms and hath: POSSESSION can
ee obtained on May I. and sold on terms OF
u 800 cash and monthly payments This prop
erty 10 worth your prompt confederation
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC. '1406 ST. NV.
FOR sALEIPRICE. 3 $50. N CHEVY
Chase; 4 home you should look At at once: 1t
~ very sslable: q modern colonial type, two
story and attic house, With two baths and four
large sleeping rooms on second floor; every
modern conveniente: possession given.
BOSS Phelps. INC. laos q ct. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE. Se. 500 POsS sSEssIoN
given OF q modern. six room and bath brick
, house. having hot-Natef heat; extra large lot
70 Alley; located on Kenyon st.. conYenieht to
BOSS / PHELPS. INC. laos H st. NV.
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BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOUSE N BROOK.
land. d. C.. near Catholic University-Couveh-
lent to car line: constructed by one Of the
best known and reputable builders Of Wash.
inston; $1,000 to $500 cash. balance In
monthly payments. which could be easily
handled the same as rent For particulars ad-
dre1i Boz 266-E Star on&eA
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ACT QUICK. FOR THESE LISTED
BARGAINS.

BAHGAINS.
Possession May 1. viii sell nv
newly built house Of the latest tapestry
brick, stone terrace front, containing
rooms. tile ath Of the LATEST typo;
modern throuthout; h:w:h.. elec.. gas.
long yard to paved Alley, two entrances
spect. Located on 4514 Georgia ave,
NV. Price. 5000. Terms.
In 1900 block Ontario place NV.
Owner will sell his Groom modern
house; h.W.h., elec, gas, rear porches
iSuE yard ,ty t. pare. L slles sss house Ia hfst
For sale in 1909 block Shepherd st.,
a modern Groom house. about 5 yeifi
old large fooms throughout /; long yard
$50. Terms.
A few more left in 700 block shsp-
herd sf. NV. that can sell for So, ,060
each; rooms. bath; modern through
oW.
blcrk from witc. ave. \ Groom brick
col0nial style house h.w.h., kab. Price.
$4.250. TermS.
A bis snap for .ne one looking for a
ave. NV. Owner will sacrifice his mod
ern house for 50. 500. Terms.
On 18th st. near B 1t. s.e.-wm
aell Q 2Q-fsot box style house sxtraor-
Sa,s5o. Tfis is I prs-was price. Ves1
reiSonable terms.
). SHAPIRO, Az Kenois Bldg.
Corner 11th and G. Tel Franknn Sl42.
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5000

Home in heart Of downtown section; rooms
and bath. front porch good lot; house In hne
condition. This Is sacrifice; the lot alone is
worth the above price; could rent rooms and
make 1t pay for itself; sell on easy pay
ments.
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We Have Suburban Homes
For Sale
which, I an s1rs. sel Viii ianits By isshect.
Inf tAen: We 4fS SSlllik tAkM very raSiSly
ssf an ess sss ss'isn sss e s. . tSss a.s
pisneats. car ssssss "a ssss rs 3ssr Hsss s 4
Hee9as. Ahd from sAA 4ef6 d o9s hnnlfea
near street cirs, post o16ce, eehSSaS, eAufchei
and stores.
Here Is What You Want.
. six-rsois hbu,e WITH tatA, elset.te ntAs. a.
Ase. Chicken toree, sas acre frSasa, hdii
Fties. fs.oso; tssAs.
six-sssn stmi-sp4fAlsw vita sss Aefs u
Ersund. iarawood 6eori, isafsv, ekiekes Asast,
chicken yard. ss.tlA hf tSts.
S.,,s 81 ID n a.is H. s.ss IL + s..s IN sAf''
We alse hiys. lsts NJ ssis 1t oaaunbts
:ss :sss; .. re, .a e = 80 Ns ets rssss 8
lots. EoeAsll At csls4bh Piass. sSSt Asiink-
ton psst e6ee. eehseih ekafcfiA ster1S Nka
.trest ssst rssss With ear SFoSers. saiesAsa
Apply Main Office, Columbia
Station. Arlington Post Office,
Va. Phone Rosslyn 50, w. E.
Rogers, Manager.
r. Isa ISadS5ds. M s''e 49, ''ssef. 'a''',s'
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FOR SALE-HOUsEa.
Continued.
HOME BUYERS
$1,000

and Fairmont NV; rooms and bath: vapor
heat. electric light. hardwood aoors. in pink
of condition; deep lot to paved alley: prop
erty clear of trusts; this is bargain Tor the
location.
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$3.50
New home near Lincoln Park n.e.-Vacant
May Is; o large rooms and bath: h.-w. heat.
electric lights. colonial front porch. double
back sleeping porches. hardwood trim: deep
lot. with new double garage; this is An ex-
ceptjonally good buy.
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SEE T. B. BROWN,
1915 tt. NV. Franklin 2633.
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CHEVY CHASE, 3. c.
Practically new house, just completed last
August, Of 9 rooms 4nd bath; al the latest
improvements; located on 4 soft. lot: hish
elevation and beautiful view. Price, %, $50.
Can arrange vesy convenient term.
wA. b. KITCHfB.
Colorado bldg. Phone Frasklin S72s.
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s21,0oO.m
Csnt1Aue0.

SLl ,UU.UU
Overlooking Scott Circle
newly decorated; right In one OF the best
G.Mntown sections; new double garage. I'M
MEDIATE POSSESSION.
$13,OOO.OO
Woodley Park
One Of those beautiful homes which are 50
seldom offered for sale; rooms and bat tbs
on two floors; equipped With every conceivable
100000
Overlooking Rock Creek Park
Attractive corner: new vacant; 10 rooms
and baths; hot-water heat; electric lights; lot
81 feet wide.
10000
Washington Heights
Attractive corner; 10 rooms and 2 baths:
hot:~ater heat; electric lights; room for ga
$8,65O.OO
Takoma Park, d. c.
Owner leaving city has authorized the sale
Of one Of the most attractive bunxalots in
fhls choice suburb; excellent condition: larxe
rooms and porches.
s5,S5O.OO
Petworth Section
modern 2-story and cellar brick: rooms
aud bath on 2 floors; large attic; hot-witer
heat; electric light,
! VIM. H. SAUN
2O7 18th
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$3.50

$3.50
In Georgetown near Wis. ave. and O ct. NV.
Good car service: home that cost over 70, ,OOO;
practically new: large rooms and bath, H.
heat. colonial front and back porches. ThiS
house. % feet front by about 40 deep, should
sell for $6,5OO. Act quick on this.
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S6 500

Near 18th and Park road n.~.-six large
rooms and bath. sleeping porch INV. neat
hardwood trim. newly papered: large front
colonial porch: large front lawn and hedge;
deep lot to paved alley. For 4 small home. this
can't be beat.
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WANTED-NONEY.

wANTED-$3o,0oo.
A hrst-claes building proposition; Al secm-
ity; q very liberkl commission will be paid fer
this loan. For details, address Boz 1o-E. Star
sfkce.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
ron 6ALE-Centie1el.

FOR SALE
In Chevy Chase, near the circle:
comparatively new; detached;
hollow tile: large central hall.
music room. library, dining room.
rloakrooM. 1avatory, butlrs pan
try on irst door: second Aeor
has four master bedrooms. sew
ing room and servants room;
lighted BY 0as and electricity: hot
wster heat; let, 7Bx12S. Price,
$4,000. Possession IA % days.
THOMAS ]. FISHER 4 CO., INC,
138 18th Ut. NV.
Phone Main $3.50.
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FOR SALE
Near the Columbia Country
Club; corner property; detached
house; 21s Atories and attic; nine
large rooms and two baths; lot.
2o01eoo; large Earake; especially
selected and well kept shrubbery.
Price, 81. 900. Occupied by owner:
will deliver immediate possession.
THOMAS ]. FISHER 4 CO., INC.
136 18th ct. NV.
Phone Main $3.50.
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CLOSE 10 CHEVY pHAhH Cf,uk.
FEST SIDE CONN. AVE-.
Shade and beautiful susrouna-
ingR. New house. ready FOR occu-
pancy. large rsons. tileG hath,
gas, electric Hight, hot water
heat, tlete foef. Lot 7s feet
frc.t. Mere Eroune asailAe,e.
". II. WALKER,
72e 18th st. NV,
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FOR SALE
In Chevy Chhse. near the circle:
Attractive houSA; detached; contain
ihg ten rooms and three baths.
with hot-watkr heat; gas Aed eiec-
tricity; large lot. PricA, t21, 600.
Thli property Ii vackht: can b.
seen 6t any time ana immkdiate
possAitien delitkfed in eSeit Of
THOMAS J. FISHER Z co., rNc.,
f1e 1tth tt. nv.
Ph6He Atih $3.50.
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FOE SALE-
Near Nationhl Park Seminary,
modern frsns 3Ssaiiss, With sss
hath, large lot VIII. eak ttsss;
house ID perfect c1nlitisa; located
oh6 squAfe ffSfn car life. on Ane
ss4' sst'si;s,,s ss;es Xi& tsrsts for one
THOMAS J. fIsHsa / co., INC.
76S 18th St. nv.
Phone Main ESQ.
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LARGE s-ROOM CORNER HOUSE, AMI:
garden and fruit. Apply evening" after B, or
sundays. 81, 800. Terms. OWNER, 80th and
1t ET. NV. 800 SIOCKlS ROOMS AND
hath; in good condition. Price only % 600
Address Box 324-D. Star once.
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UNUSUAL OPPORTUNTTY-NBW SIX ROOM
electricity, vapor heat; near two car lines
Immediate possession. Price, $8,50O. Terms
owner only. 705 Longfellow st. NV. Phone
Col. $780, 27s
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Petworth Section
modern 2-story and cellar brick; rooms
sud bath on floors; large attic; hot-water
heat; electric light
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FOR s1LE-NTTRAoTTvE, 2-EToRY HOME
AT TAKOMA PARK. ro6ms And bath. Ali
improvements: large lot and shhde tres
II. l.. THORNTON, 1416 + st nv.
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3817 WOODLEY ROAD:
weather stripped and screened !;
lot 50x180 it,; good garden j;
plenty of fruit trees; garage
large enough for two machines !;
twelve-foot alley in rear. Apply
owner, PHILIP G. AFFLECK,
18th and F.
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A MOE HOME, Whoa FOND or aAkpsN,
kn: iefs q sfsuAd: On the 3. 4 o. railrsad.
right 1t Mn cstth stataIh. D. G.; eeAyen-
,s9. lent. = /. 4, sp psf ts,lg % o,s1 xlth IA, m,
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NICE HONE WITH . ROOMS AND BATH
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD,
S23 Goth st. nv.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-09-02
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given, that, pur-
suant to resolution adopted by the
City Council of Dawson at its regu-
lar meeting held the 9Th day of Aug
ust, 1919, an election will be held on
the 18th day of September, 1919,
at the court house in Dawson, Geor-
gia, in the manner prescribed by law,
for the purpose of allowing the quail
flied voters of the City of Dawson to
determine the question as to wheth-
er or not the City of Dawson shall
issue bonds to the amount of Thir-
ty Thousand ($30,000.00) Dollars,
principal, for the purpose of paving
certain portions of Main and Lee
streets in the City of Dawson, as is
fully shown by map of proposed paw
ing plans; said bonds to bear 5 per
cent. interest per annum from date,
and to be dated November /, 1919,
principal and interest payable in
New York funds at par at the office
of the City Treasurer in Dawson,
Georgia. and due as follows:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-09-02
WHITE WOMAN is
GIVEN HEAVY fine
MUST PAY $1,000 OR SERVE IL
MONTHS IN CHANGING FOR
SELLING WHISKEY.

The city court of Dawson adjourn
ed Tuesday night after session of
two days, during which there were
a number of convictions for INSIDE
meanor offenses.
For the first time in the history
of the county white woman was
convicted of selling whisky. Amanda
jenkins was arraigned on a charge
of violating the prohibition law, and
was sentenced by Judge Edwards to
twelve months at the state farm or
a fine of $1,000. A motion was made
for new trial, and the woman was
released from custody on bail in the
sum of $1,000.
Other criminal cases in which there
were convictions were:
Cliff Wright, simple larceny, six
months or $40.
Arthur Wright, simple larceny, six
months or $40.
Joe Gators, abandonment, six
months or $40.
Ed Foreman, disturbing public
worship, twelve months of $500.
In the cases of Estelle Mccoy,
charged with assault and battery, and
Alex Daniel, accused of the sale of
whisky, verdicts of not guilty were
returned.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-09-02
Notice of Election.

Notice is hereby given that, pur-
suant to a resolution adopted by the
City Council of Dawson at its regu-
lar meeting held the 5th day of Aug
ust, 1919, an election will be held
on the 18th day of September, 1919,
at the court house in Dawson, Geor-
gia, in the manner prescribed by law,
for the purpose of allowing the quail
flied voters of the City of Dawson to
determine the question as to wheth-
er or not the City of Dawson shah
issue bonds to the amount of Forty
Thousand ($40,000) Dollars, princi-
pal, for the purpose of extending and
improving the water works system of
the City of Dawson, as is fully shown
on map setting forth such extension
and improvements as prepared by
special committee named by council /;
said bonds to bear per cent. inter
est per annum from date, and to be
dated November 1, 1919, principal
and interest payable in New York
funds at par at the Office of the City
Treasurer, in Dawson, Ga, and due
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-09-02
,ccrsLATIoN IMPORT
sr,TF EDUCATIONAL
L..vv COMPULSORY LAW
|,DE STRONGER

i imDortant school laws were
+ i. D +5e recent session of the 1,,
al hi hut some of them will
ll,,'n',ratively little bearing on
/ situation. For instance Ter
Inv already has a local tax
] IT, u. and has had for a num-
|'asr. being one of the first
in the state to thus supple
|, - .rate fund. AS to the fed
|.,,ional fund, it will be I'M
~ some time to come for
.s.ols TO benefit under the
wv -,,onId mean a considerable
IN +be present school sys-
/, .ho amount received under
~ vocational law would be
In in comparison with the
.Io+ vonld have to be spent
| local board,
,tate-wide local tax Dill is an
snt 10 the state constitution
and therefore must be rati-
~ voters at the next general
before it can become a law.
| will not affect those coun-
sady having local taxation,
.oIv seeks to give the rest OF
te the right to use taxation
support of their schools.
,uI,ory Attendance Officer.
compulsory attendance law
ended in important particu-
,stpad of leaving the matter
ritv or county to decide the
uires the employment OF an
nee officer and the enforce.
This act on the penalty of
line the state school funds,
engthens the term of attend
Oh year from four to SIX
nd protects the children I'M
have at least reached the
Grade instead of the fourth,
srlv. Boards can only excuse
rily.
tment of the state law to
e federal act providing for
al education is made and
E and evening training au-
Further, automatically the
. is made for one-half of the
appropriation from the state
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-09-02
PROF. COLLUM RESIGNS AS
HEAD OF DISTRICT SCHOOL
Had Been Principal Since Its Estab-
lishment Twelve Years Ago.

Rad Been PrlncIPaI Since Its Estab-
lishment Twelve Years Ago.
Professor ]. M. Collum, father of
DR.. Elm Collum, of Herod, has re-
signed as principal of the Third dis
trict Agricultural and Mechanical
College on account of continued i'll
health. He had held the position con-
tinuously since the establishment of
the school twelve years ago, and was
loyal worker for it's success
during his entire connection with it..
1t was with regret that the trustees
consented to accept his resignation.
He will be succeeded by H. j.
France, who has been connected with
the school during several years, and
is well qualified for the position of
principal. He will begin his new du-
ties with the beginning of the fall
term, which commences next month,
and Professor Collum will go to re-
side on his fine farm in Schley coun-
ty.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-09-02
MASTER JENNINGS CELE-
BRATES 9TH ANNIVERSARY
Twenty five Little Friends Were the
Guests at Happy Occasion.

Master William Jennings, the
bright little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
w. Jennings, was complimented with
birthday party at the home of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ
Jennings, Monday afternoon, the &C.
casion marking his seventh anniver-
sary. Little Miss Frances Rauch
served delicious punch to the TWEEN
ty-fve little guests as they arrived,
and later assisted in serving cream
and cake. The little folks made mer-
ry with games on the lawn until a
late hour.
The little fellow in whose honor
the delightful affair was planned re-
ceived a number of pretty and use
full gifts from his friends.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-09-02
E1MARY OF NEW SCHOOL
'mc ENACTED FOR STATE

treasury, the balance to be secured
from local sources. This federal vo-
cational fund is for the purpose Of
giving aid in three subjects, agricul-
ture, home economics and trades. The
agricultural in this state is by far the
largest. To illustrate it's workings, if
in any county there is a school that
wishes to put in special agricultural
teacher for all day work half the sal
airy for this training will be given by
the federal authorities through the
vocational board, leaving the remain
ing half to be paid from state and
local funds. The training in trades is
intended for large cities and indus
trial communities and by the same
plan aid is given to the training of
boys and girls above fourteen years
in machine shop work, carpentry, iron
work, etc.
School Bonds Authorized.
Prior to 1912 there was little au-
thority in the state for issuing bonds
for school buildings except by munic-
qualities. In that year an act was
passed which gave this right and priv
ilege to the fraction of a county
known as a "school district" Even
in this there was uncertainty as to
whether or not the expense for retir-
ing the bonds should not come from
the five mills maintenance fund of
the district. AS amended the law now
authorizes every form of school unit
in Georgia, the district, the CONSOLE
dated district, the county outside of
municipality, or the entire county to
issue bonds for school buildings. Fur
thermore, the district provision is
made for the retirement fund, at
from one to five mills rate as may be
necessary, entirely independent of
the school maintenance fund.
A new law specifies that the public
school appropriation should always
be exactly one-half of the states in
come. This should take the matter out
of politics, aid in taking the time and
attention of the legislature from this
subject, which has for the last few
years been a prolific source of troub-
lie and wrangle.
Under a law that was passed rural
SCHOOLS may cOmDlne, ana Wherever
they do so to the extent of at least
four teachers with four-room build
ing $500 annually is given them from
the state treasury If in addition
they will employ at least two more
teachers and have a standard high
school they are given $1,000 extra
To meet this the state school super
intendent is authorized to set aside
100000 from public school funds
in order to foster and encourage the
very best type of teaching in these
sections.
To Educate Illiterates.
An illiteracy commission of ter
was created and given as a nucleus
the balance of the funds appropriate
ed for the state council of defense
amounting to about $4,000. 1t is
hoped that good citizens will aid, sc
that a large sum may be raised fol
giving training in every county II
the state to those men and womer
who have passed beyond school age
and are still unable to read ant
write
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-09-02
SEVERAL LAND DEALS
IN CHAMBLISSTON VICINITY
New Notes and Personals of That
Community Interestingly Told.

community Olu.
We are changing around some il
our community, Mr.. j. w. Fussel
having sold his home to Mr.. Henry
Lee, of Parrott. Mr.. Lee will set the
place in peaches.
Mr.. Abe Daniel, of Jacksonville
Fla, is at home, after an absence OF
fifteen years, with tuberculosis. He
is living at Mr.. J. P. Daniels in g
tent.
Misses Jewell McGill and May
Chambliss spent a few days very
pleasantly with Miss Frances Wall al
Pleasant Hill.
Mr.. Marcus Edwards was rendered
a Job with Uncle Sam a few days
ago, carrying the mail on route
from Dawson.
Mrs. Jack Lee, of Parrot, and Miss
Mandy Leverette, of Dawson, have
visited Mr.. C. M. Leverette and fam
lily. -,
Chamblisston young people will
play dot, the Miners Daughter,
Friday evening, Sept. 9Th, here.
Mrs. Pent York, of Dawson, was
here a few days ago to see her neph-
ew, Mr.. Abe Daniel.
Mr.. Oscar Massey will move to
cambridge, and engage in the mer-
camille business.
Mr.. John w. McLendon, of Hen
sington, Ga, has been on a visit to
relatives here.
Mrs. W. L. Johnston, of Aubrey
vile, Ca, has visited Mrs. j. B. Nc
Gill.
Mr.. Bridges, of Richland, has visit
ed his daughter, Mrs. Clarence Davis
Mr.. J. W. Chambliss has bough Mr..
Terrell Jones' place near here.
Miss Nina Russell is back from
the summer school at Athens.
Miss Frances Wall will open the
school near here soon.
Mr.. T. B. Jones will erect hand
some. residence soon.
Mr.. Daniel Roberts sold the first
bale of new cotton.
Miss Frances Wall has visited her
many friends here.
Mr.. D. B. Dekle has moved to Ala
bama.