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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
SPECIAL LIST OR DESIRABLE
HOMES OFFERED BY
MOORE K HILL, INC.
lf2O-2o II vt. NV.


SPECIAL LIST OR DESIRABLE
HOMES OFFERED BY
| MOORE HILL, INC.
| 142O-22 at. NV.
| NEAR 18th AND SITS. N.w.--A very de-
. sirable home Ct ~ large rooms and bath; ex-
cellent lot. Price. $4,000.
REArTIFrL CORNER REs1DEMGE SE IA
/ A wonderful value for the money. This Is a
fine corner Of II rooms and baths hot-w ate
session in 80 days.
A GOOD HOME NEAR CORNER OF 10th
AND NJ SITS. NV, convenient walking dis.
lance Of AL downtown points. A well built
house Of 10 large S ros% on oo and BATH hne Gel
NEAR 9th AND SITS. NV. WEST OF
side lot. containing 10 rooms. bath and cellar {:
excellent location either for a home or for bust
ness purposes. Price. $3.50.
18th AND KALORAMA RD.--A very we'll
! built modern home containing 10 rooms and
bath hot-water heat good lot to alley. Price,
$500.
COLUMBIA RID. NEAR CORNER OF 18th
| ST, WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
PRICE, $1,000.
This is excellent home of II rooms and
| bath; hot-water heat; electric light; excellent
lot; reasonable terms. Possession in 80 days.
! BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME NEAR MI.
/ PLEASANT AND kILBOURNE SITS. contain
| ing rooms and bath; colonial front porch {:
hotwater heat electric light; hardwood floors {:
sleeping porch fine lot; alley. Immediate pos
session. Price. $4,000
IN ONE OF THE MOST EXCLUSIVE
sections near 2lst and . sts.-A house that is
easily worth the price asked. 1t contains 10
! large rooms and bath. fine cellar; in excellent
repair. Price, $4,000.
j NEAR a1st AND o sTs-A GOOD HOME
THAT CAN BE OCCUPIED IMMEDIATELY.
1t has 10 large rooms. bath. electric light fine
| lot. alley and is in good condition. Price,
$13, 500.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE IN CHEVY
CHASE NEAR CONN. AVE. CARS AND on
| ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE STREETS.
| This is modern house Of 8 rooms and
| floors; colonial front porch; every convenience.
Immediate possession. Price, $l3, 500.
NEW HOME IN PETwoRTH. CoNvEN-
most exacting. 1t is thoroughly modern
home: rooms and bath; hot-water heat; cleo
trio light; hardwood floors; colonial front
! porch all the very latest improvements. Price,
IS, $50; reasonable terms.
| AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT IN A
GOOD SECTION OF THE NORTHWEST
WEST OF 18th STA well built two-family
| nat, containing 5 rooms and bath on first floor
| and rooms and bath second floor; fine
cellar; separate heating plants; good lot: The
entire property is in good condition. Price,
$3.50. Only 81. 500 cash required.
ANOTHER GOOD TWO-FAMILY APART
MENT IN GEORGETOWN NEAR 3oth AND
z SITS, containing rooms and bath on first
| floor and rooms and bath on second floor; lot
20 it. front by 12O IT. deep; in good condi-
| MOORE HILL. INC,
ST
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FOR RENT-STOREs

FOR RENT-ON Goth ST. NEAR n. LARGE
double store; water, gas and electric Iigbts:
cellar; formerly Hughes Market Co; per
month. $780, EDWARD s. WESTCOTT. 1907
Pa. ave. NV.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
Baltic Bldg. COG + St. NV; de-
sirable Office rooms; just reno
waited throughout; electricity.
steam heat; janitor and elevator
service; convenient location
rents nominal choice rooms now
available.
Shannon & Luchs.
NJ. 234S 7l3 18th St. NV.
FRANKLIN PARK STUDIOS suitable for vo-
cal or piano teachers part time II desired. can
be used suite for private recitals. rehears
ais. etc. Apply by mail. F. Midgley. Rialto
Theater. -
POPE BLDG, ST l4th STA few desirable
rooms left: . communicating and ] single: in
good condition; day and night elevator serv-
ice.
SHANNON LUCHS,
NJ, 2341 713 14th ST. NV.
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FOR. RENT-Ro0NS.
ROOFS WITH BOARD-ContinueA

ROOMS WITH BOARD-QiOnt1nue0.
1924 NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-LarEe front
! room, suitable for two or more persons.
| 1870 CLIFTON-Laree front room, suitable for
two; board: private family. Col. 7O29-W. o
| 1854 COLUMBIA ROAD-One front double
room, for couple or two gentlemen; twin nrass
1887 BELMONT ST. NW.-Large south-front
| room with private bath; also room with porcn'
! attractively furnished: hot-water heat; eiec-
trio lights; single beds. =
1884 18th N.W.-Warm. sunny room for three Z
electricity; hot-water heat; good meals; ~! 90
each. y
1924 18th NW-Second- floor front room for
three; hot-water heat: electricity; good meals;
$40 each; walking distance.
1875 RHODE ISLAND AVE.-Nicely fur
nished second floor front room; also three on
third floor; modern improvements; nrst-ciass
board; private family.
1905 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-For three
girls in hostess house; beautiful home; walk
ing distance.
so7 SEWARD sQUARE-Room and board. =
1881 l. ST. N.w.-Three large rooms On
suite. $45 each person.
1912 2lst ST. NW-Iarge second-foor front
room with board. North 697s. -
82s d ST. N.E-Nicely furnished room:
twin beds; h.-w.h.; electric lighted: for two
girls. $40 each per month. L. 800 y,
1884 IRVING ST. N.w.-LarEe front room:
furnished in mahogany; ami; private Fam
lily: couple preferred. =
1ll9 ST N.W.-Niceiy furnished room;
steam heat: electric light; newly papered;
home cooking: price reasonable
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WANTED-TO RENT.
WANTED HOUSES
TO RENT
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHEl

WANTED HOUSES
TO RENT
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD unc.).
Established 1872
SIT 18th st. NV. II
WANTED TO RENT. FURNISHED. OR
room house: Mt. Pleasant or Columbia Heights
section preferred; will pay 500 per month.
UNFTRNISHED HOUSE IN NV. REASON
ABLE. Immediate possession. Phone West
2D70-J.
WILL PAY SIX MONTHS RENT OF $50 IN
advance for unfinished fiat or 6-room house;
state particulars. Answer by letter. Mr. Nc
CARTER. 1892 18th st. NV.
WILL. PAY S35 MONTH FOR OR 8
room house; colored family. 2135 9Th st. NV.
SMALL FUR APARTMENT. HOUSEkEEP-
ing or suite; ami. near park; three persons
for four or six months: have own linen and
trimmings. MRS. GORDON, Hotel Burlins
ton. -
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113O PARK roAD N.w.-One nice. clean.
second-focr ROOM furnished for light house
keeping: southern exposure and all conven-
1ences for two young ladies working day time.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

THREE OR FOUR ROOM UNFINISHED
apartment; northwest section. Phone or write
X. &. TAFT.
4oG 9th st. NV. Franklin 3140. 50
BY DECEMBER 81. ROOMS. KITCHEN
cite and ha-h: eltrtric lights: furnished: by
couple wouli consider suburbs must be rea-
sonahle. Address Box 123-T. Star office.
APARTMENT CENTRALLY LOCATED
suitable for four ladies' December 10. Address
Box 120-T, Star office.
WANTED TiIREE OR FOUR ROOM APART
ment in northwest section furnished or un-
furnished; not OYER $40. Address Box IL
Star office. IL
BY LADY WITH DAUGHTER IN WESTERN
High School. small furnished apt a.: reasonable
rent. Address Box 9J-T. Star Office. -
FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS AND BATH HOUSE
keeping apartment. furnished. NV. section.
Will pay SO To 500 per month. Address Box
6S-T, Star Office. .
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

ERNEST HALL COOLIDGE COMPANY.
s18-sl9 Evans building.
Main 3is2-34s3
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
People who know values will buy here. A
few years rent receipts will pay for this
property On s st. between 18th and 18th: 10
rooms and . baths; hot-water heat: electric
light: sleeping porch and garage.
Price $4,000. Reasonable Terms.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Here is something you want. and costs very
little Let your wife decide. astory corner:
semi detacbed: 400 block Fessenden ST.:
rooms and bath; electric lights; plenty room
" Price. IS, 900. $500 Cash; $50 Fer Mo.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
A good investment. worth a ife-time OF Ia
Dor. Here is an exceptional opportunity. Cam
bridge st. near Both; 3story brick; rooms
and bath: hot-water heat.
Price $1,000. Reasonable Terms.
Let US help you in the selection Of home.
Our sales department is at your service.
ERNEST HALL COOLIDGE COMPANY.
sls-s1s Evans Building
Main 34s2-34s5
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Vacant Home-Chevy Chase.
Near Huntington ST., fronting on two SITS. :
practically new; rooms, bath; h: VIII: cleo
5l1s 4ist st. NV. So. 100. N. sl35. Terms.
Is 900 WILL BUY AN ELEGANT CORNER
HOME LARGE ROOMS. BATH. La
TROBES SPLENDID LOCATION. 18th ar
ABOUT BLOCKS FROM PA. AVE Sc.
H. r. LAW. 1919 Z ST. Sc. TO-.
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room second noor: gentleman or couple. -
COMFORTABLE ID floor room and porch Sd
noor front room: private home: NV; ladies'
PhoDe Col. i1iJ-J 70
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1905 18Th N.W.-Large. Light. warm, sunny
room; electric light. phone: gentlemen or mar
ried couple. -
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1910 VERMONT AVE. N.W.-LArge front
room. comfortably furnished. second door; first
class: in private family: suitable for one
gentleman only: convenient to bath shower
and phone; reference required
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S4,75O.

Of,/ ~.
| 1874 Chland terrace me-, High View" A
really comfortable little home with good eleva-
ton. containing 6 rooms and bath. Furnace
heat and gas. Alley in rear. Exclusive sale
by this firm
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S12,5W.

I SIL,JOO.
| S517 14th street NV. corner house what
| is rapidly becoming of most promi-
| &c Mt streets. Contains rooms and baths,
| with large. light cellar. Hot-water heat and
electric light Room for garage. Exclusive
! sale by this firm.
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OR UNFINISHED.

FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
AMY GORDON, APARTMENT SPECIALIST.
I to 6 rooms; fur. and unfur.; month or year.
800 Colorado Bldg. Main 5S5.
STONELEIGH COURT-FOR RENTAL AND
subrental a few attractive housekeeping and
non housekeeping apartments: reference. Ap-
ply office, Conn. ave- and IL ST. NV
UNFINISHED.
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NEW HOME IN PETwORTH. CONVEX
lent TO CARS-A home that will please the
most exacting. 1t is thoroughly modern
home rooms and bath hot-water heat; cleo
trio light; hardwood floors; colonial front
/ porch all the very latest improvements. Price
IS, $50; reasonable terms.
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BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE IN CHEVY
CHASE NEAR CONN. AVE. CARS AND ON
ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE STREETS
This is a modern house Of 8 rooms and
ba tbs; hot water heat electric light hardwood
floors colonial front porch every convenience
Immediate possession. Price, $l3, 500.
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ROOM RENT FREE

MUM NEN I L X EE
In private family for settled woman: prefer
ably government worker VINO will stay home
and mini house several evenings week.
Phone North t23I or call 2Si2 eth ST. NV.
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NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS steam heat
shower baths. At Leon Hotel. ideal loca-
ton, 12o2 Pa Phone Franklin 1850. o.
LARGE FRONT ROOM ON 4fh floor, near bath,
suita Bile for two three. 100 l. st. NV. -
142S IRVING. ST. N.E.-ROom and inclosad
sleeping porch; near bath: laundry privileges;
electric washer: phone; without cooking. SIS
for one: $50 for two: girls preferred: electric
grill and convenienccs for limited cooking
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$4,000.

On Belmont road close TO Columbia road. A
| 12-room and 3-bath house. All large light
| rooms. Large yard With plenty Of room for a
\ double garage. All modern improvements.
! Possession can be given
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$500.
3742 Jocelyn street, Chevy Chase. D. c. An
attractive semi detached brick home contain
ing large rooms and bath; also attic
foom which could be finished into another large
room. -Four blocks from school and on same
side of car tracks. Convenient to stores. Ex-
elusive sale by this firm.
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1883 COLUMBIA RID. Apt. 52-Front ROOM
for gentlemen, man and wife
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Sl1.5M.

I SII ,OUU.
| In Cleveland Park. Close to Chevy Chase
| car line. An unusually attractive 7-room and
| 2-bath brick house. Hot-water heat and cleo
| trio light. Garage for cars. Can give pos
\ session.
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ANOTHER GOOD TWO-FAMILY APART
MENT IN GEORGETOWN NEAR 30th AND
q SITS, containing rooms and bath on first
floor and 6 rooms and bath second floor; lot
20 it. front by 100 #. deep; in good condi-
ton. Cheap at Sc, 900.
MOORE HILL INC,
Ou II
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AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT IN A
GOOD SECTION OF THE NORTHWEST
WEST OF 18th STA well built two-family
nat. containing rooms and bath On first floor
| and rooms and bath second floor; fine
cellar separate heating plants; good lot. The
entire property is in good condition. Price,
| Sc, $50. Only 81 800 cash required.
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Nine rooms and bath. near Dupont Circl
Price, $500.
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1917 + ST.-Substantial food we'll cooked: in
dividual service; hot breads; tasty soups and
| sulads: homemade pies and desserts: closed
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1880 VERMONT AVE.-Large we'll Furnished
room. second floor: gentleman or couple -
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1912 q st. NV. downtown. known a the
Kern. Running water. private baths; resident
mana cement. Phone Franklin 1142 del3s
141s W ST. NV. Apt. 31-Niccly furnished
room: reasonable -
1906 CLIFTON-l.arg- comfortably furnisi d
roorr b1aTd nearby. COlumb;a 2721.
co. GRESHAM PI.. N.W-One room for gem
tleman in private family; heal. bot and cold
water all time; call between 10 and s. I1s
NEW HOUSE, ami. southern exposure:
rent. SIS; near Lincoln Park me-; also IA
rage, 81. Address Box 32J-R, Star office -
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

SIX-ROOM AND BATH HOUSE IN
NV. section near 14th st. car line.
Possession at once. Lease for six
months inc. coal and wood, $125.OO
per month.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
laos H st. NV.
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Ten rooms and bath. near 9th and sts.
NV. Price, $3.50.
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Nine.room and bath modern dwelling near
near 18th and v SITS. NV. Price, $4,000
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1919 g ST. APT. 7O3-BEAUTIFUL FUR
NISIIED ROOM NENT TO BATH AND
PHONE: MINUTES WALK TO TREAS
CRi: 0TTHERN EXPOSURES; CAFE IN
BUILDING
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STONELEIGH COURTS.
To sublet six rooms and bath: housekeeping;
completely and attractively furnished. Apply
office, Conn. ave. and l. st.
26O6 MOZART PLACE N.W.-L HK APT.
semi -ba sement; separate front entrance, $40
Col 211S-J. g.
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NEAR 21st AND o STS.-A GOOD HOME
THAT CAN BE OCCUPIED IMMEDIATELY.
1t has 10 large rooms, bath, electric light. fine
lot. alley and is in good condition. Price,
$13, 800.
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423 MASS AVE. NV. Kingman apt. L.
Room nicely heated; close to bath; SIS month
$50 for two. 1s
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1854 EUCLID ST. NV. apt. 3-Niceiy fur
nished room: h.w.h.. electricity. convenient
to Mt. Pleasant cars and several garages u
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453 NJ ST. N.W.-Comfortable; good light
stationary hot and cold water in room; l or >
gentlemen. North 22I4-J Ts
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800 + ST. N.E.-Second- floor. new house fur
nished. less linens silver and china: INV. h. ::
Eureka cleaner: electric washer: big yard; real
home-like privileges: 3 rooms: private bath
gas range. large porch; prefer man and WIFE
privilege to sublet. -
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SIU,OUU.
1881 Goth street NV. A small house in
most exclusive neighborhood. Contains rooms.
bath and sleeping porch. Garage for cars.
Convenient to line. In excellent condi-
ton. Hot-water heat and electric light Pos
session at once. real bargain. Exclusive
sale by this firm
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Small brick house rented at $40, near 9th
and H SITS. ne. Price. x1.25O.
r. w SIMPSON Co 134 18th st. nv.
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Transients and Tourists

NICELY furnished room for light housekee
ing. s2i Narnum IT. NV
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IN ONE OF THE MOST EXCLUSIVE
| sections near 2lst and Q sts.-A house that is
easily worth the price asked. 1t contains 10
large rooms and bath. fine cellar; in excellent
repair. Price, $4,000.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-10-24

The sugar shortage is now being
felt all over the country and some
real "jar head" has said that this
shortage is caused by the illicit use
of sugar in making "moonshine"
liquor. Who ever heard of a moon
sinner" using sugar in making his
stump juice. springfield Herald.
If we are reliably informed great
many car loads of it have been used
for that purpose. However if the
other things that go into the mixture
are correctly reported we can not
see why any sane person could be
persuaded to drink a drop Of it.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-10-24

If the truth is ever made known
no doubt the scarcity of sugar is due
in large part to boarding. The men
who have sugar are holding for bet
ter prices. Another example of pro-
fteering. Yet the only thing we can
do about it is to grin and bear it
Jackson Progress Argus.
Another cause of the shortage is
that many consumers have bought
and stored sugar beyond their needs
for 6 months or even year.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-10-24
KEEP COMMUNITY BUILDINGS

One result of neighborhood and
community activity during the war
has been the increasing desire in
many regions to make this permanent
work. To this end certain neighbour
hoods are preparing to acquire build
ings originally erected for other pur-
poses and transform them into COM
munity centers. Other towns which
have temporarily maintained head
quarters for soldiers camping in their
vicinity propose to make these head
quarters permanent and broaden the
scope of their service to the benefit of
ALL An interesting feature of the
movement is the construction of COM
munity houses as memorials to the
soldiers who died in the Great War.
Many of the community buildings are
designed for the use of farmers and
their families on business visits to the
cities, according to information
reaching the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture!
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-10-24

Senator Sherman says that he will
vote for an amendment offered to
the Peace Treaty, consistent on in
consistent" and ''when they're all in,
will vote to throw the whole thing in
to the alley" We love Sherman.
We love him for his lovable ways,
we love him for his name which
means so much to the South; we love
him for his principles, like those of
an Apache; we love him for his home
state. Illinois, the German votes IN
which he so we'll represents; we love
him for the insight he has given the
people of the nation on the narrow
mindedness, bigotry and malicious
malevoience that can exist in the mind
of man who can be elected to the
American Senate. Yes, we love Sher-
man-as we love a dead cat.-Cor-
dele Sentinel.
We must admit that the antics of
the senior senator from 1llionis are
such as to make our thoughts revert
to that other Sherman whom Henry
Grady accused Of being every care
less with fire."
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-10-24
Disgracing the Uniform

A mob recently attacked an Attain
ia policeman for arresting soldier
who had been caught in the act of
stealing watch from the pocket of
civilian at Lakewood Park A Geor-
gia railroad conductor allowed a sol
der to pollute the ladies' car with
smoke practically all the distance
from Atlanta to Covington several
days ago The News believes in hon.
oring the returned heroes, but does
not consider pickpockets and train
hogs fit subjects for the compliment.
-Covington News.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-10-24
Can Your Crouch

Were you ever nursing trouble
that seemed of huge dimensions and
met man with both legs gone, travel
ing around on wooden pegs? Then
did you notice how your little affair
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-10-24

In the book we are told of certain
man who tore down his old barns and
built bigger ones. If this price of
cotton holds good, the banks in this
town will be forced to enlarge their
vaults in order to handle all the
money rendered. by depositors.-
Commerce News.
Well that is a splendid situation and
we are glad that the day has come
when the farmers of the south are
independent of the bankers of the
east.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-10-24
What George Missed

If we happen to meet up with edi-
tor Rucker, of the Free Press, in At
lanta tomorrow we are going to take
him around and introduce him to
Asa Gambler, and then take him to a
cold drink establishment and give
him a couple of drinks of coca-cola.
Commerce News.
Sorry George was not there but
we are "here to tell you it can't be
did"
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-10-24
Clippings and Comments

dwindled by comparison, and how you
went on your way ashamed and re-
preached, and wondering how it was
that life was so fair ard fine for you
when you don't anyways deserve it?
-Wiregrass Farmer.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-10-24

We like to see our citizens interest
ed in national affairs, but somehow
we think more Of the man who re-
pairs the sidewalk in front of his
house than we do of the man who
knows all about the League of Ma
tons and wants to spend all his time
telling us so.-Carroll Free Press.
The main trouble about the fell
lows who know all about the league
of nations is that they don't know
anything about it.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-10-24

Join the club: The Marietta Jour
nal and The Progressive Farmer both
one year for $1.65.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-10-24

By Heck, every time we think of
the fact that the Germans were just
beer drinking people, and then we
think on their brutality during the
war, we want to ''sorter" withdraw
that idea that it might be good idea
to let 'em sell beer Gosh, if beer
drinking makes stolid, stupid brutes
that put no value on anything as
those dogs did during the war, we
don't want that. There is no Georgia
Cracker on earth all crazed up with
stump liquor that would treat women
as those Germans did sober. No, we
want to think further about that
beer business. The great beer drink
ing nation is darn poor pattern to
cut after say we.-Bainbridge Post
Searchlight.
The next thing you know Pat Crit
fin will be'right on the platform with
US for both prohibition and woman
suffrage. Come on in Pat, the waters
fine.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-10-24

About rs l. W. WIS. were made to
kneel and kiss the flag and were then
driven from the town. What they
needed was a good, strong man with
cow-hide to kiss them somewhere
between the kitchen and the swood
shed about so times, and then put to
work to the same music.-Donalson-
vile News.
Suits, US, and we believe we could
get man who would furnish the
cow hides.