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HEDGES q MIDDLEION INC.
Street NV Phone Main 1923
West of 14th St.

West of 14th St.
$500. Easy terms.
Attractive colonial style brick home con-
tanning nice rooms; tiled bath; hardwood
floors; front porch and good size yards front
tilated. Easy monthly payments can be ar
ranged.
Brick Detached Home.
$3.50. $1,000 cash.
On Park rd.. near the Soldiers Home Park;
thoroughly modern Groom and bath brick,
having hot-water heat; hardwood floors; nice
front porch with yards front side and rear.
We consider this property a real bargain. =
Louisiana Ave.
$7,5oo-On Terms.
Fine store and 8 rooms and bath above;
brick; cellar; $75 month rent offered. Wonder
full business location and splendid future pos
sibilities. Phone now Main 100.
Harvard St. NV.
$3,75oS$5oo Cash.
Attractive modern 6-room and bath colonial
style OF architecture home; front porch and
yards front and rear to paved alley; easy pay
ments. This is real bargain.
On Ingleside Terrace.
$6,5oo-Easy Terms.
Facing beautiful Rock Creek Park at 18th
and Newton sts.: well planned rooms (6 bed
rOoms). all in good condition; front and
garage in rear. One of the best spots in the
city for safety and outof-door life for children.
HARTUNG
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Between 18th and 10Th South of
California-$o,OOO.
splendid square and most convenient
location; this house has 10 rooms g hoors)
and bath; there are six bedrooms and several
open freplaces; hot-water heat and other mod
ern conveniences.
Overlooking Soldiers Home
Grounds-$,O 900.
THIS HOME CAN BE SOLD ON TERMS Of
all-modern. with hot-water heat and electric
lights; in frst-class condition, and contains
six rooms and bath.
Off Lincoln Square.
$500.
ON AN EXCEPTIONALLY WIDE AVENUE,
strictly modern house with six rooms and
bath, hot~water heat. electric lights. hardwood
floors and trim, colonial front porch.
Bloomingdale.
49, 81, 800.
THIS HOME IS IN PERFECT CONDITION
and has rooms and bath. hot-water heat.
eiec: It's; met metal garage; close to car line;
Park View.
$3.50.
A SUBSTANTIAL HOME of 8 rooms and
bath. hot-water heat, elec. It's; garage: large
lot. with grapevines, gardens, inclosed porches,
berry bushes and fruit trees.
WILL A M S
14Oo New Yo
,' Phone !
A
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PRICE. $1O.OO0-lF You ARE DEsIROus
Ut eI., LOCATING IN SAUL'S ADDITION. don't
ran TO see this handsome detached home Of
eignt rooms and bath; hot-water heat; electric
nght: open fireplace; oak hoors Finished room
In aatlc Very large lot Act quickly.
. PhIOE, $11.500-WOODLEY PARK. a dis.
s,nfs,ve residence Of nine rooms and bath; hot
Maer tr;n neat electric light; hardwood floors and
.rim throughout Garage. One of the hest
values on the market today
,rICE. PRICE. $12.50O-NEAR NAVAL OBsERyA-
IOhf; an unusually attractive corner bonse
hs mos. reasonably priced; eleven rooms and
SUN. Sn.n; not-water heat; large porches Garage.
fully appreciated. e' seen ~ oe
=. PRICE. $12. .75e-sAULs ADDITION: ten
n.ts. wei, wen arranged rooms and bath; hot
wafer neat; electric light; instantaneeus heat
er: ta:. metal weatherstripping Garage. Can be
ticulars. o LUZ iuh Par-
,,IFII PhlCE; $l3 .500-IN wAsHINGToN.s MOST
IAoLoslvE NEIGHBORHOOD; a beautiful
corner corner residence Of twelve rooms and two
es 9sat .ns; hot.water heat; electric light in per
tect condltion Large lot to alley.
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FOR SALE-H0USES
Gs1wfana&n. -
NORTHEAST SECTION

NOK L HEASl SEOlION
s4.Soo-s :. and bath; double garage; aisa
s5.5oo-s :. and bath: furnace heat: easy
ss.ooo-e :. and tile bath; h.w.h.: near LA.
$s,aoo-e r: and bath: furnace heat: eas1
terms hardwood floors.
$e.soo-s T. and bath; hot-water heat; elec-
$1,000 r. and bath hot.watsr heat: semi.
detached; just on Florida are.
cant; newly decorated.
$'ooo-8 r. and bath; AMI: immediate
$s.50o-10 r.. and baths: steam heat; eIec-
trio lights; garage.
$s.ooo-s-famiiy nat; 4 and rooms: newly
$10.000-8 T. and bath anil; xarage; i'm
mediate Possession.
CLEVELAND PARK AND
CHEVY CHASE
ss.5oo-7 r: and bath: ami: detached
bmgalow; vacant
81. 1.5oo-s r. and bath; hot-water heat; elec-
trio lights; vacant.
$1s.50o-s r. and baths; ami; immediate
14,5oo-s r. and 2 baths: hot-water heat:
electric lights; one-half square of
s1s 800 Z. and, baths; ami; detached:
garage.
lot 5ox135: garage.
SOU1HEASI
81, ,250-6 r. and bath; lot 1sxl35; early
possession.
$5,250-6 =. and bath; furnace heat; good
terms.
Ss,0O0-S Z. and bath hot-water heat; dou-
BILE garage.
INVESTMENTS.
Ss,750-2-family nat; Columbia Heights;
and 9 rooms each.
ST., 2,ooo-Downtown house: IL rooms and ,
baths; good future value.
SIS, ,000-On 14th st. store with rooms and
bath above; ami.
$14 ,000-Just of New Hampshire ave. apart
ment house containing apts.; 2
with rooms and bath, . with 4
rooms and bath.
S19 ,000-Apartment house: 8 apartments Of
8 and rooms and bath each.
SAGER,
023 Fifteenth St. NV.
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Vacant.
vacant.
14O3 Crittenden St. NV.

I4UO Orlttenden st. N. w.
This is a very attractive home, built by q
prominent builder yrs. ago, who knows how
to build q good home. The entire home has
Just been redecorated. which makes it brand
new; LIST floor consists Of a large living room,
dining room with French door and windows.
Breakfast porch. kitchen, extra large pantry.
with built-in refrigerator and kitchen cabinet;
End floor consists Of bedrooms. built-in bath
tub, with shower. Each closet has electric
lights. The house is on corner Of an alley.
having q frontage Of 81 IT.; deep yard to alley
you must inspect. Price. $12.5OO. Terms can
be arranged. Call FIR. 5442 for key.
Samuel Shapiro, 512 Bond Bldg,
18th and New York Ave. NV.
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1N5 Eye Street.

l4Oo Eye Street.
Chevy Chase, Md.
Beautiful little home located lot s0x125
feet, facing Brookville road; fine, large
rooms and modern tiled bath; hot-water heat.
electric lights; all modern improvements.
McKEEvER GOss,
1905 Eye street. Main 475o
Suburban.
One square from Wisconsin avenue; dandy
Groom and bath home, having all modern con-
venienees; electric lights. fine hot air heating
plant; breakfast porch. with full length glass
doors. leading from dining room; three bed
rooms with modern tiled bath; double sleeping
porch; completely detached, on very large lot
with garage; chicken houses garden, lawn
ETC.; piped with city gas; also Georgetown
stores and mail service-two deliveries daily:
only one car fare. Price, So, 700, on very easy
terms.
McKEEvEK & Goss.
1405 Eye street. Main 4752
Chevy Chase.
Only $1I,5oo.
Brand-new 6-room and bath bungalow of
most beautiful design and interior finish; lot
6Ox10S; hot-water heat, electric lights; front
and rear pOrches; hardwood floors and trim.
Space for garage. This Is q real bargain.
McKEEVE
14O5 Eve Street,
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FOR SALE-H0UsES.

ContinueA.
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF the valuable dwelling properties known rs
637 and GAL 4th St. NE.
and
1926 and 1928 10Th St. NV.
The former properties are S-story brick
dwellings. containing 8 rooms and bath: on q
premises
Friday, July 16, Ais PM.
The latter properties are brick dwellings,
containing rooms and bath, on a good sized
lot to a vide alley. To be sold on premises
Friday, July 16, Sis Pm.
Terms: 500 cash. deposit required of the
lent terms. etc., will be announced at time and
place of sales.
HAMMOND & OGLE.
AUCTIONEERs.
Main 5ee7. sis McGin bldg.
FINE GROOM HOUSE FOR
sale in most desirable part of
Retworth. Price greatly reduced.
Family leaving city. Agents
need not apply. Phone Columbia
4314.
CHEVY CHASE. MARYLAND.
lot so1ioo immediate possession as'f In perfect perfect
GEO. W. LiNKINs, 171s st. NV.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER,
incorporated.
DUPONT CIRCLE SEC
TION. Ten rooms and two
baths; hot-water heat; cleo
tricity; large lot, with space for
garage. In excellent condition.
Owner leaving city and will give
immediate possession.
Price, $12,5OO.
CAPITOL HILL. Near
Capitol and Office buildings, on
B street ne. Ten rooms and two
baths; in excellent condition !;
hot-water heat; large yard. Well
adapted for renting rooms or
large family. Immediate possess
sion. Reasonable terms can be
arranged.
Price, $500.
NEAR NEW INTERIOR
DEPARTMENT. Semi-de-
tached house, seven rooms and
two baths; large lot; in good
condition. This location improv-
ing IN value constantly.
Price, $3.50.
NEAR 18th AND PENNA.
AVE. Sc. Well built colonial
house, six rooms and bath, front
porch; large yard, with room for
garage. Near car line. Immedi-
ate possession. Vacant. One of
the best values in the city.
Price, $,5OO.
frank. 7485. o14 18th St. NV
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNFR
Incorporated
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Main SO, Mains

NEAR EUCLID AND 18th STSA, COLUMBIA
HeiRhts-Ope Of the most desirabde resfoentia!
squares on the heights; 3.story DncH ana
condition; hot-water heat; upstafrs kitcnen'
So 500; reasonable terms.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX,
1342 New York ave.
SEE THIS WASHINGTON HEIGHTS NONE
Outlook on Columbia road; convenient to two
car lines; 3 stories and cellar; 10 rooms and
baths: immediate possession; reasonable
terms $I2, 600.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave.
2-FAMILY DWELLING ON THE HEIGHTS.
Five rooms and bath on the nrst noor;
rooms and bath on the second; porenes:
separate cellars; yard; $500. You cannot
build a house today as large as this one 1or
ANYTHING like the price ask.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave.
OWNER, DESTROYS OF LEAVING THE CITY:
will dispose of this conveniently located and
well arranged house at a bargain; on let
tered street west of 18th; parlor. dining room,
pantry and kitchen on the first moor; sleep.
ing rooms: hot-water heat: electric lights; lot
2Ox1OO 2O-foot alley and garage. $12,O asked.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1892 New York ave.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME ON KENYON STREET
WEST OF 18th.
One Of the most comfortable dwellings erected
In this high-class section; ten rooms and two
baths; hot-water heat, electric lights; garage; ;
floors; instantaneous hot-water heater; southern
exposure; $13. 500.
1912 New York ave:
4 RESIDENCE ON COLUMBIA ROAD-Two
stories and cellar; rooms and bath; front OF
light brick; porches; immediate possession.
STONE FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave.
A GEORGETOWN RESIDENCE AT REA-
sonable figure; street near 31st-11 rooms;
house in il, fine inc condition; porches; lot So1i2o'
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave.
AN EAST CAPITOL STREET RESIDENCE.
81 500 will buy this good. all around home;
lights; hardwood floors; room for garden and
garage; lot 1sx110; 30.foot alley.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1872 New York ave.
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NEAR 9Th.
nine-room brick dwelling. q frontage Of %
feet to an alley; room for garage; immediate
'D STONE 4 FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave.
A KENNEDY 4 DAVIS BUILT HOME.
Near 9Th and q NE. POSSESSION.
Modern and up to date in every detail; Pitts
burgh heater; newly papered and painted;
fully screened; six rooms and bath; hot-water
heat; electric lights; PoRCHES. $500.
CHAS. W. STEERS, 1420 n. 7. ave. NV.
vACANT. on COLUMBIA ROAD NEAR SOL
diers' Home Park-6 rooms and sleeping porch.
with all modern improvements, including hot
water heat and electric lights. Price. 81. 600.
on very attractive terms to responsible pur-
chaser. Possession given with deposit. Call
Col. 641-w
in excellent northwest section; s. 600. balance
monthly Address Box 348-E, Star ofilce.
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FIX YOURSELF
FOR THE FUTURE.

FIX YOORSELF
FOR THE FUTURE.
In ARMSLEIGH PARK. the
highest point in Washington
and midway between cleveland
Park and Chevy Chase, are the
most attractive bungalows and
cottages you have ever seen-as.
entire community of them
which means your neighborhood
is of fixed character. They are
6 and 8 rooms and bath; entirely
detached, with lots of ground all
around hot-water heat.
You cannot solve the living
problem more satisfactorily nor
to better. investment advantage
than in owning one. of these
happy homes"
l am at the. Park office, 4413
39th street, every day and even
ing, or phone Cleveland 1890.
Take Chevy Chase cars to Albemarle street
and walk west, or Wisconsin ave. cars to
Window street.
R.: E. HAMILTON.
OwnprSs
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& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
$3.50
well constructed 2-story brick residence
nesr 11th st. and Columbia road, within s
squares Of Central High School; convenient to
car lines; rooms and bath; hot wa ter heat
eiectricfty; front and double rear porches; |;
hardwood floors and trim; alley.
PETWORTH
$8,4OO
Six rooms and BATH hot-w heat. eIec-
tricity. hardwood floors, instantaneous water
heater; lot 123 feet deep to paved alley: oc-
cupied by owner: immediate possession.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
$14,5OO
modern S-room and bath residence on one
OF the best streets Of this section: tapestry
brick front; breakfast and sleeping porches:
built-in garage; instantaneous water heater:
hot-water heat; electric lights; built-in re-
Irgefator; hardwood floors; occupied by owner
Immediate possession.
NORTHEAST
5000
bath; hot-water heat and electric lights; a
complete little home; immediate possession,
& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
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N. L. SANSBURY COMPANY INC :"
EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE"
72l Thirteenth Street NV
Phones Main 59O3-4
VILLA M S. P PHILLTPS
1909 New York Ave- NV
Phone Main Q2
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McKEEVER & GOSS,

301 Southern building, 18th and H SITS. NV
Main 100 and Main 373.
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CHEVY CHASE, maryland.
Seven-room house; ami. single garage;
lot 60x1O0; immediate possession. In perfect
condition. Price. $12,O 600.
GEO. w. LINKINS. 111Q st nv
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Mt. Pleasant.
$13,5OO.
, THIS HANDSOME RESIDENCE h.s inc.
r. 10. As~y papered and painted thronehont
water heat, elec. It's: there n sIso o~en ;,, nH
s"iase ior one car. Good terms.
Saul's Addition.
$14,8OO
,SEM1,DETACHED BRICK HOME. thor.
SSusnly modern and completely eoninne3 nth
H.nts ns ana baths, hot water heat electric
ta garage; wide porches: price as shove
Saul's Addition.
$14,75O.
H6IrsEo EEoMptLETELY sat.LLY DETACHED CORNER
hea., eiec IT'S. servants toilet instantaneons
nes sieeping porch, front and side rorcbes
open nrepiaces; extra large LOT: buiIf in 90
rage; splendid terms. ss
Petworth.
$500.
eIaat, oIere are rooms and bath, hot-water heat
the ss.Ie lights, gas log in living room, screened
.S nout lnclosed sleeping porch; fruit trees
S;si Sa mower gardens; garage; in excellent con-
P H IL LIP S,
rk Ave. NV.
iain 90.
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FOR RENT-FL0OR SPACE
TWO LARGE, BRIGHT,
cheerful floors in the heart of
Washington's business center.
Convenient to everything. Ideal
for light manufacturing. Ready
for immediate possession.
HODGES BUILDING, "A
1O11 E St. NV.
TWO FIOO60. I7I9 PA AVE. NV. 900
20. It. each suitable for light manufacturing,
etoraFe OF workrooms. GEO. 8. REEFS. rs
Evans bldg. Main 4240.
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023 Fifteenth St. NV.

PETwORTH. ONLY $7,50O TERMS.
Modern six room and bath home with deep LOT
to alley. POSSESSION.
CHAS. W. STEERS. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV.
15s
234 18th NE.-6 ROOMS. BATH. LATR0BE;
vacant. 81 200; half cash. By Owner, bfO gtA
s. e. ID
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-30

old swamp bottoms are now fertile
fields, streams that formerly mean
dered through hardwood bottom
groves are now confined to straight
line canals, field drains have all been
refined, and the adjacent fields cult
waited Immediately up to the edge
of the bitches so that no brush is per-
mitted to grow along the ditch banks,
to fall and obstruct stream flow,
thereby causing the pooling of water
in the bitches. All this combined with
a rather sandy and often pebbly and
rocky soil allows water to sink away
rather rapidly. Hence all of the con-
ditions which formerly tended to
produce malaria have been brought
under control in practically the iden-
zeal manner that one would recon-
mend. Accordingly the former ma
laria infections which is said to have
been very considerable has been prac-
tically eliminated.
sit is estimated that less than one
half of one per cent. of the populace,
which is approximately 4,500, suf-
fered in 1919 from a malaria attack,
and many of these are known to have
contracted the disease outside of the
city.
''For the present / think we have
no need to concern ourselves with
malaria control in Dawson"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-30
HOW DAWSON HAS
ELIMINATED MALARIA
D,rpIIC HEALTH SERVICE ENGI-
NFFR OF CENTRAL RAILROAD
ENDS NO PROBLEM TO BE
SOLVED HERE.

u +he current issue of "The Right
Nov" monthly magazine published
-, the Central of Georgia Railway is
nrinted an interesting article from
notes by Mr.. A. F. Allen, sanitary
oroineer in the public service health
Jn11artment of the road, in regard to
t I malaria situation at Dawson.
T W. this article we quote:
div Dawson Eliminated Malaria.
~Dawson, Ca, has demonstrated
.,o+ malarial conditions can be re-
r NOV and that proper drainage is
a+' effective method of stamping out
Ibo malady. What Dawson has done
:, this important step forward, can
10 done throughout the entire ma
lorial sections of the South.
"The City Of Dawson has no ma
loria nroblem, although it is situated
IN the midst of rather malarious
"Dawson is extremely interesting
70 the student of malaria control as
an example of the intimate relation
shin existing between agricultural
nrosperity and malaria control. In
his instance the former has resulted
in the latter.
with the rising value of land in
and around Dawson the draining of
swamps, branches, and field drains
has progressed to such an extent that
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-30
HAVE YOU LOST TEN DOLLARS
OR WILL YOU MAKE TEN?
Some Facts That it is Worth While
to Think About.

1t is smart man who turns an
apparent loss into profit.
| Do you think you have lost ten
dollars when a 500 Liberty Bond
sells for 500? Why so? The govern
ment will pay you 500 when it is
due and pay the interest regularly
In the meantime.
Does it make any material differ
ence to the investor if spectators
| bear the market for time when YOU
know you will get one hundred cents
on the governments promise to pay?
1t makes difference in this way:
You can take advantage of this OPP
portunity to buy government bonds
for less than they are worth and get
a tax-free investment that will net
you five per cent.
During the civil war government
bonds sold as low as 1872 in gold,
but by 1878 they went up to 1.O8,
Few doubt that Liberty Bonds will
go to par OF above long before they
fall due.
One reason why the price is low
er than value is that some people have
spent too much money and have to
force their bonds on the market to
pay debts. There you see how lack
of thrift in people not only causes
them loss, but causes loss to 9th
ers.
So it all comes back to this WORK
and SAVE and BUY GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES, Savings Stamps,
Treasury Savings Certificates or
Bonds. When the people do this they
will have more money and it will buy
more.
If you do this you will be likely to
start a savings bank account. When
you get into the habit of saving you
will be more likely to have a bank
account than if you spent your money
and bought no Savings Stamps.
The bonds of the United States
government are the safest invest
ment in the world, because our ma
ton is the greatest and richest.
Our country has the most produc-
tive resources and the debt we owe
is less per capita than that of any
European nation engaged in the war.
While we owe less, we have more
to pay with and the people who have
to pay produce more and earn more
than any other people in the world.
Besides this Europe has lost ten
millions of it's best producers by
the war, while we have lost less
than a hundred thousand. The
ranks Of our active producers in,
crease by 100000 a year and we
lost only one eighth of that num-
Der. The loss was made good in
less than two months by young
men coming of age.
Where the greatest nations of
Europe are bonded for about half
their national wealth, we are bond
ed for one-tenth of the national
wealth.
What nation then is best able to
pay it's obligations? This nation,
of course.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-30
100000 HOTEL FOR
DAWSON NEARLY ASSURED
ONLY $4,000 MORE is NEEDED,
AND 1T SHOULD BE RAISED
THIS WEEK. AMOUNTS AL
READY SUBSCRIBED.

The mass meeting that was called
Thursday night to further the move
ment for the erection of three
story modern hotel in Dawson was
attended by a large number of loyal
and public-spirited citizens who
showed a determination to push the
project to success.
Coupled with paved streets new
hotel like the one now almost assured
would be the biggest advertisement
the city could have, and it was the
opinion of every one present that
Dawson cannot afford to let an OPP
portunity of this kind pass, especially
when resident of another city has
agreed to put $50,000-half of the
necessary amount-into a hotel here
if local citizens will subscribe the
Remainder. For the people of Daw-
son not to take advantage of this
most liberal proposition would show
lack of progress and civic pride
that it would not overcome in many
years.
There has already been subscribed
$40, 500, and this week should see the
goal reached with the remaining
$4,000.
Below is given a list of loyal and
public-spirited citizens who are alive
to the welfare and progress of their
town, together with the amount of
stock they have taken in this enter
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-30
pa sPRoUTED IN NOSE

A green pea that had begun to
sprout was found by physicians in tho
nose OF Helen Harp, three years OLD,
of Sunbury, Pa, when they operated
to save her sight. The child showed
the pea up i r Ecse lae. a'-tur,a.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-30
GENERAL WALKER
HAS RENDERED RESIGNATION
After May LIST Will Give All Time tic
Campaign for Governor.

Hon. Clifford M. Walker has sent
to the governor his resignation as at
torney-general of Georgia to take Ell,
feet on May 1st Mr.. Walker will
then give his entire time and atten-
ton to his campaign for governor,
and prosecute it with increased
vigor.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-30
OFFICERS ARE MEN OF
HIGHEST INTEGRITY

Such men as E. D. Steger, vice-president of the
Missouri Kansas & Texas Railroad of Texas; J.
Randall Walker, of Valdosta, Georgia; J. W. Rus
sell, c. L. Bradford, bankers, of Bonham, Texas;
E. H. Jones and H. E. Jones, bankers, of Celeste,
Texas; w. K. McLain, banker, of Dawson, Georgia.
They have PROVEN THEIR BUSINESS ABILITY
by the success they have made in their past business
career and ARE NOW MAKING A SUCCESS of
the GATEX OIL CORPORATION.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-30
IF SO, READ THIS

To conservative investors in Georgia
offering limited amount of stock in the Gatex Oil
Corporation of Dallas, Texas.
This company has 1854 acres of leases in
the richest oil territory in the world and has eleven
producing wells RIGHT NOW with DAILY CA
PACITY PRODUCTION OF 5000 BARRELS.
More wells are being drilled and each well as it
comes in will enhance the value of Gatex Oil hold
ings.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-09
UnresDOnsiyc Re1tler

Writing in a newspaper is like
shouting down a tunnel to an UNI
known interlocutor. Th. Journal
list is at first delighted by the fine
reVerberation made by his voice
by the stately rumpus of which he
Is the originator, but presently he
begins to long for the support of
some answering snout from the
other end. But no answer comes.
At last a horrid thought obtrudes
itself. Has the listener simply
gone away, and is one talking to
the empty air? The journalist does
OF course occasionally hear from
his public. Some one writes a let
ter, most likely to complain that
he has spelt Macdonald or
"Mackay" INC" instead Of Mac"
That happy epigram about syndi-
calism, or about the source of :he
Zambezi. or about Mr.. Aldous
Huxley's verse, the little gem that
was tucked away in that review
the other day; has it really ever