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Hillver Place NV.


3-story and cellar brick. 9 rooms and
bath: furnace heat. Excellent ncighbor-
hood.
PRICE. $1,000.
22d Street Near "P" NV.
10 rooms and bath. furnace heat.
PRICE. IS. 600.
1000 cash. balance TO suit.
Ontario Rd. Nr. kalorama NV
rooms and bath, furnace heat; ga
PRICE. $500
700 Harvard Street NV.
rooms and bath la'robe heat.
PRICE, 81, 800.
1893 Lincoln Ave. NE.
rooms and hath, latrobe heat.
PRICE, 5000.
D Street Sc. Near House
Office Bldg.
10 rooms end bath. latrobe hest.
PRICE. S4.75o
$500 cash, baanc-. to suit.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Price. $4,000.
18th st. above " Y. ave. NV J.
story. rooms and bath. Easy to re-
Price, $4,000.
9th st. above n. y; ave. NV. Three
chase u ttore downtown for $4,000?
Price, $4,000.
fine stores and = apartments above:
PERCY II. RusSEL. COMPANY. INC.
9th and \. Y. ave. NV.
Phone Franklin 573c.
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FOR>SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
1906 II St. NV.

pRiCE. So Goo--A DETACHED HOME
IT, NJ! pleasant. owner haN ~ Fui'h'S'u
other nrup.rtF iumrdiaf" possession can
hr had: q raus-. having nine rooms hh,'
hatn Dtr yya'.- nrnf, electric lights. OAK
floors. . lu. 15N-'un. large garage
home worth y.ur prompt CONSIDER
alton --
pHECE. SI7 80" lust OiF tuNNEFTl-
cut fynai,a in Chevy Chase ~'@'t near
fin, circle. = lot lruz l3n LarG" trees.
'ni.ury gf srruAhcry s2i garage. y
V..l constructed horse Of brick and
r-amu WITH tea rooms and ha1h. "ieciri"
lrLIu~.. TnHr eirirWay arc sHTHrai open
HrapIact2. Irr."iiat" possession and
aa~v terms u' -.ti".
TyF.n. efc. .-D" WEST CF 1ttr STREET
.u fu. Ir.H rfr.-t iiEhia"A S"c'iuH: N
7.au~uai'v .1.t. n4ur. '1nS' rHfrH.'t" in
every a-fai'. q tErr' story an;a-',-i hons"
.r.th trrr bedroom and i"'" 'ar.- BATH
e. rt,q ur ..aH Trar. DaE a-s through
our. r.t-vai.r be ct. Clr SIC .'rHts.
1u"ra IS 0'sa r.rE.a.
frIrT. SI-.ruy.-N LITTLE WEST or
gtrr..ft-rt H,.u". -nar nHgu0' 'ir"l":
l-.3,. I.>, <s,nttnu- q tr.rH story fen
ru.-l IONS. fsoat.i sn large lot -
paved a.r.v a t' IHpHl frr St~ sn. owner
WIZ r.r,.. 1a nn' f'rl
T,rf,r. elo ->ENV 1StH AND PARK
rad; fuo.~rurv sad at'ic real eight
room Horst. s.'Htfrd pH tho conner of an
art-e. r'.r. rr. hni-',atr- beat. electric
fights. ay& d'ars. AVID tha Whole property
is most complete.
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MONMOUTH HOTEL.
1919 - 81.

fi3 c ST y i..-rwp ,IaIE 20 SHARE
with two IL <. arar.la.a ,pay coz,lg fpr
nished; priv !rirs OF iagAi-y: SO rar l. cau
sf .r pm. -.
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FOR SATF-H0USES
Continued.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Telephone Main 4540. ,

PRICE. 81 n0o-I:; CHEVY CHASE.
az attra"tiv" square -Esr HT from Con
u""t'rut aNrHr. rnd u-Hr ,ita Circle: Il
pInrai"v having sir rooms and bath,
hor-va'nr hrH,. -'.r y'r ;.uts a1.1 large
pur"r's. ir' lrt 10 4-r.-1 There il
IlaH'E - s1a'". Imu,A.a.r pu~>'-S nu.
II q. -ir.t.
iEIri. 80 -,. DtWF1r.. lf,lr..
VACANT Ord Ir g"r' nt .ruri. ....u. e. - -
la'It turra tory ~|ei A.1-. unffr. ton
9ug.s a.I ur.'. uil ,G thr rgnns ara
larC', ta-r" arn s.-.-al ur.u Hry' ..rf-s:
dep back rJGl TO tu.'I 4inr Win
ainn'' "'f4I' fHr".. lo.aii"" west "f
TEi'r >lu.u-. FINE U.a't IS
1"as.t .'0r.. N.-.'a'' .,t.H as Hu
"N1f.- 'p- r, r.. ft. I.,
Us l.''' 'F., #...a.. 'F u r.a. t.s.
st.r. u' st'. H... .-.f I. 'ur
fIa',. f.|r. e.. nf i.
Hrn .nt fa.- r. ". vii
"a" "f. ' -.-r r,. ''.- property at
It'.E 81. Il frrn. arnET co
''n' .."#" iu 'r- I'.a-aa, u..a e III"
car .. fHar r-- .u, gr.us. if"a
h'.".. ..f Rrt~ H.at - f..frir ii.Hr4.
IH'r.f '.rr- '~.'.f .r5 r.n~ l.la.rs.
"a -r rI.
rD T. sl5 guH. sv"Nrh @rnEnr
n .sH@ '..L. 30. t' n''F ,H.ru
tH - H yai.- beat
'"."H VIA u,'.rs gr ,rr.s 500! ,.ruUbers.
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NICELY FURNISHED AI'hUrsi..Nr . ROOMS
and sleeping porch oa WashIngtul Heights, So
per month.
First and srconl noo-s II fae hom. or
Washington Heights b.st location; garage in
e1nded.
I. 5. FRISTOE.
70
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KENSINGTON, m.-0NE-HALF ACRE.
LarSe colonial home with over half acre Of
ground: large variety of fruit; beautiful shade
and shrubbery: 8 large rooms and bath: three
fireplaces: electric lights; large basement, with
tiful country home with large rooms, extra
large veranda on three sides Of house. an at
tractive location on high ground, don't fall to
ipspect The property is in good repair. One
half block from Connecticut ave; block from
school; three blocks to train and trolley.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N.
Real Eatate Dent 10th and G.
Main 1872. Evenings phone North 1026-J.
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713 18th St. NV.

Near Second and A SITS. Sc
Suitable for roominc hnusc; II rooms
and bath: furnace heat; large rear
yard to paved alley space for garage.
Convenient 10 several car lines. Near
Capitol. Congressional Library and
Union station. Price. $4,000.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
Z A BARGAIN.

\
VACANT.
Owner will sacrifice for cash above first trust
Price, $3.50, 1l10 18Th st. n.w.-1O RS. 2b:
large back yard; ideal roomr renting house.
Can he rented at 800 per month. We have
the key at our Office. let IA show you this
STONE & FAIRFAX.
BAY WINDOW BRICK; ROOMS AND
bath: south front: ? blocks from Agricultural
department: possession May if bought now:
terms. $3.50 cash. Address Box SIT. Star
o;itr".
EEAK LINCOLN PARK; FAMILY FLAT;
and +" rooms and bath each; separate heat
ing plant, cellar: yard; for garage.
price. S6."D Phone Franklin Iel
CANT ATTRACTIVE CORNER On WET
sIcr st. near car line; brick dwelling; rooms
and bath: excellent condition; hotwater heat,
ahty: room for sazage. Price. $4,000.
Near 22nd and y; g rooms and baths; hot
air heat; tiue house for the price only s.. go;
possession guaranteed.
Narant--Corner near Wisconsin ave: newly
decorated; i large rooms and bath; room for
garage. fr!ce. $3.50
Varaui-Ncar 18th and + ne; 6 rooms and
hnih; hnnss excellent condition; double
porch; room for garage. Price. 5000. Terms.
hath; hart~ ood floors white mahogany finish:
t!ir bath; hot-watc- heat: excellent condition.
>i.2'a cash. Possession guaranteed. Price
only s15tn.
Convenient 10 navy yard; Sth and Eye
So: 2fnmily apartment. containing in all
70 and = hutHS: each apartment snTgratp
With private eHtrIGce. double front and rear
porcles, excellent Investment Price. s., 30
Near lst ard i. l. ave: 6 rooms and hath.
front porch; brick. good condition throughout:
furnace heat. only $4.1j Terms.
Near 18th and Pa. ave. Sc; g rooms and
ba thi excellent condition. Only 81 Uou Terms
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Inqleside.

4 modern home on 10Th street near
the entrance - Rock Greek Park. Q
rooms aHd baths * bcdrOoms); hot
water heat, electricity: hardwood floors
and trim: sleeping porch; screens; deep
lot to wide paved alley. Price, S13, 500.
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Blooningdale.

BIoofrllngdale.
Six rooms. bath: furnace heat. gas:
space for garage: wide paved aliey:
good neighborhood; near schools: CON
veDient to 3 car lines; price. $500.
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Near Lincoln Park.
On Kentucky ave; rooms and bath,
bedrooms; furnace heat, gas: g.
story brick building; price. S5, 500.
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Columbia Heights.

Modern construction; Blk rooms and
bath; furnace heat, electricity; sleep
ing porch; laundry tubs. servants
toilet; house in excellent condition.
and can he delivered at once by owner.
who occupies it. Price, $500.
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n =. RNON co INC

Successors to New York Realty Hrokcrs,
pr1uc Vi. 459T. lig.; =. NV.
SIN ROOMS tBRlc5>l; i2th 81 NE. EHtt;
Lincoln Park; a.TD.i.; large reception htii. fur
ulrr; cellar: gas; lot ~ IL. 1y l.s, Iu"'t
alley: ample room for garage: $6,5U3. 81 ~
,;psH. balance 800 per month inr.uaig-- I:lu"i-
i,+' ami interest. I'fDne N%oodsIae INV. ~
fa7 ~. FnrrSt G.eu. ~ -
VACANT
81 800; 4 colonial home conveniently located,
northeast, having six large rooms mad ."th;
trrUI"" h"at; VIDE po~chrs 9.ck 9r3 tr.a E;
lo,-a il IN very good condition; $1,000 ash,
balance riuntiJy terms
-. r. UbNi.NSTEtS CO.
1871 -. n ". or ,ta aad IL st-. ne
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CORNER HOME WITHOUT 4
psRAfI,EL. BOTH AS TO home
AM NhLIE firht large rooms.
beautifully ard artisiica'iv decorated.
. batEs. garage. cold Sirrugc room
rr,ND NFW. NEVER BEEN oCCU-
pIrD NNFpRE, in very exclusive
ncirlborh1od overlooking Rock Crock
park Price, Sii 800; interesting terms
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FOR SAIL,

FOR SALE
on Columbia Heights We have 4 nicely To-
Gated prick homes; high cool and healthy: par
lnr. dininy room and kitchen on nrst rInor: TWO
bedrooms and bath IN second floor; good deep
yard. A snnp at 81 80. Easy terms ONLY
small cash payment required.
FOR Sal E
Iwo-iafnily fats; centrally located G room.
and bath On second floor: ) rooms and ba tn on
hfst moor. Sl:"oo down, balance monthly
payinel. Price IS, 900
FOR SALE
Two-family fats. Located near 9th and I,
SITS ne. rooms and bait on first floor and .
rooms and bath second floor $500 cash raI
Guired. balance in monthly payments. Price
81 80. ~
Z. II. TAGGART-R. W. BEALL.
1920 New York Ave.
Phone Main $500
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BARGAINS TO CLOSE AN ESTATE

Most attractive center hall PLAN desirable
well built home-1s rooms and baths-s bed
| rooms and baths on 2nd floor; house over 3:
| it. front; deep lot: side and rear alleys; ga
sion in 3 days. Price SIS. 900 Liberal allow
| ance IL rear building is not wanted.
| Attractive colonial porch house: rooms ant
bath: finished in white and mahogany; opel
! freplaces; gas logs; near car lines. 226 A st
ne. Only $3.50: quick possession.
| Nice 7-room and bath houses 4th ant
Mass. ave. NV; good lot to alley; very con
| venient location. Price. each. $3.50; on easy
| terms.
WALTER A. BROWN. 400 h at. NV.
a REATTiFuL MODERN HONE
| NEAR 14th ST. AND QUINCY.
A new pebble-dashed. hollow-tie dwelling
fr b.: ynpor heat elec lights; hardwood
floors: sleeping porch large lot to alley room
FRANCIS f. MALONEY,
FIR 3os5. After pm. Col: 227:
MT. PLEAsANT-IMMEDIAT POSSESSION.
Reduced to ST.. 500 for quick sale; ideal To-
, cation on 10Th st. between Lamont and Park
road 10 rooms and baths; h.-w.h.; electric
wants room and toilet in basement; sleeping
P1rln Pars deeg yard to paved alley this is real
value.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Near Central High; beautiful Groom home
in perfect condition: hw-h.: elec. lights; hard
wood floors; tile bath: double back porches;
deep yard 10 paved alley: % foot frontage:
strictly high class home. in a beautiful To-
cation; reasonable terms.
POSSESSION FROM OWNER.
Attractive 2-story bungalow. in section Of
Cpshur; rooms; tile bath; h.-w.h. electric
lights; hardwood floors; laundry trays; ser
wants toilet: very deep back yard to paved
alley this home is strictly up to-date and in
very attractive condition. Price. $3.50: rea-
sonable terms.
McLACHLEN BANKING CoRP'N.
Real Estate Dept 10th and G..
Main 49,. Evenings phone North 1O28J.
10th NEAR PARK ROAD - Handsome o
room brick; Oh; p0rches. etc; prompt pos
session; reduced to S13. 900; terms.
18TH NEAR HARvARD-9r., cb.: steam
heat electricity; deep lot; monthly tenants;
owners wish sold quickly, hence price, $4,000
each; clear: terms.
EIDONISGDALE - Closing estate; only
$3.50; 81 600 cash: clear; deep lot to paved
alley; 6r and b.: act quick. before sold or
price increased.
From 1 to 20 houses all sections, all prices:
MANY new or occupant owners; accommodating
N. f. RYON CO., Inc,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main 1897 l423 NV.
NEAR 4th AND X NE.-COMFORTABLE
Groom brick; bath; cellar; papered garage;
only $500: easy terms: possession. Roland
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Central Northwest

A large 3-story brick residence in the
vicinity of 18th and Massachusetts
ave: just few squares from the heart
OF the governmental and business SEC
tons of the city: contains 10 rooms
and baths: furnace heat: vacant and
ready for immediate occupancy. Price,
sll, $50.
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FOR SALE-CCfOHED.
Rrand-ucw homes. Lo-
Gated in one Of the best sec
tons o( the northwest. The
best houses ever built in
Washington for co1orcd
people; containing 6 large
rooms and bath, front aud
rear porches. hot-water
heat and electric lights.
Price, $O,S50. Reasonable
terms.
APPLY 1888 G ST. NV.
Phone Main 1916.
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FOR SALD-REAUTIFgL HOME on PARK
road near 10th st. n.w.-2 stories. rooms.-
tiled bst th hot water heat, hardwood nntsh.,
pa ruuet flooring gas and electricity; In excei-.
lent condition: sleeping porch. colonial front,
porch; good lot to paved alley: immediate pos
session Price. 80, 20.
HIGRIE 4 RICHARDSON,
1904 ii ST. NV.
FOR SALE-yERY GOOD HOME on no..
hart st near Ga. ave, . stories. rooms and
bath cellar, furnace heat: good lot to ailey:
possession; good terms; price. 81. 80.
HfGBIE 4 RICHARDSON.
1904 H ST.
VERY MOE HOME on COLUMBIA ROAD.
near Soldiers Home-S rooms, tiled bath az
tic front and rear porches, hardwood trimss
hot-vater heat. gas and electricity: side ana
roar allay: immediate possession. Prize. oo.ooo.
HIGBIE 4 RICHARDSON,
1904 II ST. NV.
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McLAcHLEN BANKING CoRP'N.

McLAcHLEN BANKING CoRP'N.
3 BROOKLAND HOMES CHEAP.
$1,000 each; very reasonable cash payments; :;
on Evarts st. between 18th and 18th; one block
R. l. ave. cars; one has rooms and bath;
one 6 rooms and bath; one rooms and bath:
furnace and gas; slate roofs; good size lots
and splendid location: homes Of this value
are seldom offered at the price and terms;
don't fail to investigate.
Another Brookland home that Is paying
proposition-Corner Of 18th and Jackson; 3
rooms: arranged for two families: fine hot
water heating plant; property in good condi-
ton; three garages, rented for good monthly
income This home is we'll worth the price
asked, $500; very easy terms; occupied by
owner.
ATTRACTIVE WOODBRIDGE HOME; QUICK
POSSESSION
very attractive home: rooms: sun parlor;
sleeping porch; 2-car built-in garage; fireplace;
hardwood floors throughout; h.-w.h.; electric
lights; laundry trays: awnings and screens:
seldom SO complete and attractive home Is Of
fered for sale; don't fail to inspect. Excellent
value at $3.50.
McIACHLEN BANKING coRP'N,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and g.
Main 49, Evenings phore North 1026-J.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
-Vrn NUprv-1

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE@COMPLET AND
we'll equipped small house: 7 rooms and bath;
$i3o per month. Main 3742. After pm.
North T025.
2"3 10Th N.E.-WILL SHARE \ FUR
nish"d H-roop hoEse with couple: no children;
prefer woman who will be home during day
4" look after house. Can after pm
DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSES
TYLER * RUTHERFORD, INC,
Sl1 18TH st 1ns
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Cne Of the best buys in Georgetown: s6,53o;
only $50 cash, balance equity easy; t. X h.
bay window pressed brick; ui., front and rear
yard 10 ai"J property could not tc bGI.t to
.av for 81. 800.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

MT PIEASANT-lo-RoO HOUSE; AMI;
excellent repair; owrcr lives property and
gets Si!3 monthly income; quick sale. $l3Joo.
Address PoN at, Star office.
COHNER-9 L. x Il BRICK; HBTAi't
heat; within several blocks of the Capitol, rare
opportunity to buy at pre-war price of $a,oOo;
easy terms.
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BY OWNER. NEW HOUSE IN POTOMAC
Heights-Six rooms. sleeping porch; immediate,
possession. Address Box 323-S. Star office 19s
LOCATED ON COLUMBIA ROAD NEAR SOL,.
diers Home Park-Six room brick; tile bath;
hot-water heat; electric lights: cement eel
lar: laundry trays; double back porch; CO.
lonial front; beam ceilings: two sets gas=
logs; the house is in excellent condition. !.
throughout: party desiring home Of this kind .
can save agents commission by dealing direct'
with owner-occupant, who will give immedi-
ate possession. Price. 5000; terms reasons n
able. Phone Columbia 362l.'
SPLENDID CORNER HOME, sAUL's ADDIF
tion near 18th st. = porches; bath: electric
lights; hot-water heat; large lot; oak trees a
owner leaving city; possession. Roland c.
Booth, 2l5 4 NV. r. 2702. 10s :
SUBURBAN HOME on CABIN JOHN TROLL
ley; 6-rooms; bath; cellar: furnace; electric
lights; gas range, perfect order; fine fishing
and boating; only 5000; lot 200 It. deep:
owner gives possession. Roland Z. Booth 215
NV. +. 2702 19'
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NEAR 4th AND x NE.-COMrORTABLE
g. room brick bath; cellar; papered garage;
only 81 800: easy terms; possession. Roland
c. Booth 2l5 NV. +. 2102- 2os
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345.
Georgetown.

A We'll constructed and conveniently
located home on Que street; semi-de-
tachcd; IL rooms, 3 baths: lavatcry on
hrSt floor; h"t-water heat, gas: front
porch: hard Tood floors and trim:
screens; space for garage; alley; oc-
cupied by owner who will give irnme-
date possession. Price. Sl2, 500.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Bay-window brick house of
eleven rooms and bath: in fine
condition; near ,S0th and . sts.
NV. Price, S6,5OO. Terms to,
suit. Address Box 527-S. Star
office. Owner will show the
property by appointment. lS*
Evening star., 1920-03-18
WANTFO-o00r..

I.Y P.CUEL.oN f. T--a4r-y: within waik'r-
'staLco. re-. suta Bile. state t'r"'. rtc; j.. .n,'
Irut. si,igrss f.yv u5-E. S;lr Office.
l,HI,IIr. attractive ra"r- t..r'.---'''. 'T +.
trai-'sl p.-sa kr.-as- Is-y - r. star r'.rr.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-07-27
81 A BALE TO GIN
AND BAG COTTON
PRICE is GIVEN A BOOST, AT A
CONVENTION OF GINNERS
OF THIRD DISTRICT.

1t will cost the farmers consider
ably more to gin their cotton this
year.
At meeting of the Georgia Gin
ners association for the Third con-
gressional district rates for ginning
and bagging and ties were established
for the coming season. The new scale
of prices is as follows:
Minimum on bales weighing 500
lbs. or less, SIS.
Bales over 500 lbs. and less than
500, 81 per cwt. lint cotton.
Bales of 800 lbs. and over, Sl.ZO
per cwt. lint cotton.
Bagging and ties, extra, So per
bale.
These prices compare with a rate
last season of rs cents per 100 lbs
lint cotton and S1.75 per bale Tor
bagging and ties.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-07-27
PLEASANT HILL NEWS ITEMS
AND PERSONAL MENTION
Baptists Will Have Revival Services.
Crops Are Promising.

A nrotracted meeting will begin at
the Raptist church the first Sunday
in Aupust An orchestra from Rich
land will furnish the music. Every
BODY is invited. Rev. E. F. Moore
will do the preaching.
Mrs. Iucius Strickland, Mrs. WHIT,
aker and Miss Eula McRea attended
the all day singing at BeIl1lo"er
school house Friday.
Miss Catherine Mathews mas re-
turned home from an EXTENDED Vlsi'
to her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
E.. Jennings, at Midway.
Ouite a number of our boys at
tended the exercises at the Ihlrd
district agricultural college last
Mrs. Jim Wall, who underwent an
Ioperation at Pains, is doing nicely
To the delight of her many friends.
The saw and hammer are busy here
now adding to different homes
porches and building garages.
Mrs. Clarence Wills, of Doerun, Is
on a visit to her parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. S. R. Everett. II
Mr.. Johnnie Waller is on the go an
the time these days, playing pan WIN
different teams. e
Mr.. and Mrs. Hood Freeman, OF
.Herod, have visited Mr.. and MRS
Henry Freeman.
Mrs. Whitaker of Dawson is spend
ing some time with her mother Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Spier are visit
ing Mrs. Spier's brother at Barnes
vile. AZ
Mr.. Earl Foster is here from At
lanta on a visit to his parents.
Miss Ruth Everett and Den Sem
have visited at New Bethel.
Quite a crowd from here plcnleKed
at Magnolia last Wednesday
John and Emory Allen are VISITING
in Dawson.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-07-27
WAITS HONEYMOON
WITHOUT A HONEY?
,n,r TRIES SEPARATING
Nv AFTER WEDDING. BUT
COULDN'T STAND IT.

lotion Mass. - Mrs. Grace
B Soios Fournier, who separated
A s.n, her husband, Leon W. Fournier'
l ITO da A., following their marriage ,.e to
the u's soveral weeks of simple life on
Spepr is back home and is glad to
be there 1.,;ta that .qhonev-
nFI h,onevmoons are apt to fail and
less n nV strongly against them.
ad THSake the most of your honey.
MS a. is the advice of the bride OF
nl NV weeks. and she confesses now
M Sat she will enjoy every pit o. ro-
tna so e and will strive to make up Tor
a M Iono lonesome two weeks spent
snsrt from her husband.
'P Roth We're Very Lonesome
VOC lonesomeness in fact that
~ %% down Mr.. and Mrs. Four
s siar's nian to spend their honeymoon
me- par+ And she is happy that such
Spa'E; ts effect. she confided.
was IS W. was never so happy before"
,m;jad Mrs. Fournier, as she sat IN
San anartment here, an electric fan
hating I,ss back the intense heat from
outside. ,o;. oo,yr Of
,t'o color which becomes her per
s Sluf' Mrs. Fournier looked the
abiete that she is. A coat of TAM
ocouired by her work upon the farm.
made made her a more perfect picture OF
health. f, NJ. rorr
rior continued, "for though l dldn't
tell Leon was lonesome, too. BUT l
wonjdn't have returned but, for the
fact that he sent me telegram
stating that it was imperative that !
come at once"
Afraid He Was Injured. sI
And here Mrs. Tournier proved
herself no different than other wo-
"With visions of him having. met
with some frightful accident threw
my belongings into my bag and
started Immediately. Imagine my re-
lief upon arriving to have him meet
me and explain that he was so lonely
that he sent for me-"
During the "long' two weeks there
was constant correspondence be-
tween them. And more, tolls for tele-
grams and long-distance telephone
calls continued to run into hlgh
figures.
And then, too, there was postage
for special delivery, although l could
never understand why Leon should SO
send his letters" whispered Mrs.
Fourier.
Mrs. Fournier hesitated when
asked if she considered their honey
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-07-27
FAMINES THAT WERE
D FAMOUS IN HISTORY

Ten Thousand Once Died in Rome in
One Day. One of Worst Calami-
\ ties Ever Known Was Black Death.
Among the famous famines in his
tory was that terrible period of suf-
fering from 70 to 88 A. D., when the
Roman world seemed to be shaken to
it's physical foundations. AT that
time, in addition to the devastating
drought and famine which swept over
the Italian peninsula, during which
10000 citizens are said to have died
in one day in Rome, there followed
the shock of earthquakes and the cata-
clysmic eruption of volcanoes.
In no other country in the world
has a. people been brought to such a
low ebb of morality or become so COM
pletely lost to all semblanee of ma
tional humanity as in the series of
famines which swept over Egypt dur
ing the tenth, eleventh and twelfth
centuries under Mahometan. A low
Nile in 967 A. D. resulted In famine
the following year, which swept away
100000 people in the vicinity of Fus-
tat. G'awhar, a Mahometan Joseph,
founded new city, the Cairo of to-
day, a short distance from the strick-
en- city, and Immediately. organized re-
lief measures.
One of the worst calamities that ev-
er befeIl the human race was the
Black Death, and the accompanying
famine, which afflicted all Western
civilization during the middle decade
of the fourteenth century. Its toll
has been variously estimated at from
ne-fourth to three fourths of the en-
tire population of Europe, and was
not less than 100000 persons.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-07-27
M. Linda Harrod Endorses Cham
berlain's Tablets.
n suffered for years

~ suffered for years with stom :
acb trouble and tried everything l
heard of but the only relief got
was was, temporary until last spring ! saw
C CO. oberlains Tablets advertised and
, Ur1S., = bottle of them from our
f. u sse;sf 81 got immediate relief
f e. ~ that dreadful heaviness and
pain in the stomach after ea'i ny
Since taking two bottles can ea :
ANYTHING / want without distress,
writes Mrs. Linda Harrod, TT. wayne,
Ind. TrEp 6tAfA
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-07-27
A card of Thanks.

Our sincerest thanks are returned
TO all those who so tenderly MINIS
tered to our loved one in his last SICK
ness and for the lovely floral of1er-
mos Fay God bless each one OF you.
MRS. G. L. SMITH and Children.