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Evening star., 1920-05-27

500 CASH. BALANCE EASY.
,Nor.heast-A two-story brick of five rooms;
hnoe hlee front and rear yards; nice neighbor-
: 500 CASH. EASY PAYMENTS: Wow
Central downtown--A two-story brick house
OF Ole. ten o!,o rooms, large lot. 27-ft front by
$3.50 CASH. suap' BALANCE 10 suIr $3.50
On You st. NV. near n. Cap. st-Sfx nice
rooms, reception, hall and tile bath, nice yard
witt with paved alley in rear; good condi-
$1,000 CASH. BALANCE ARRiNGE6S S''oo
Same eighborhood-Vacant six nice rooms
reception hall and tile bath; big yard to paved
alley: hot.water heat; electric lights; alb
GOOD CASH PAYMENTy r fssry sxkxNoD 10 sneT 80
Petworth-POssession at once: q two-story
brick house, colonial porch design. with six
nice rooms, beautiful bath, hot-water heat,
electric lights sleeping porch; big yard with
ROBERT LEE O'BRIEN.
Franklln 53SS. 171O l st. NV.
PRETTY HOME IN Mt. PLEASANT. ON
car line; 8 rooms, baths; servants room: hot
water heat; electricity; double colonial porches
with full width awnings; made to order screens;
being papered and painted; this home is in
section where values are always the in
crease; $13 500: built by one of the best build
ers In Washington. Col. s212. 2ss
Sc. SECTION.
6-r... reception hall and bath. In splendid
condition. Price. 5000
NEAR 3rd. AND G Sc.
6-r., reception hall, bath; furnace heat; price
reasonable; 1900 cash payment
ANACOSTIA.
Detached six-room and batt; garage; lot
411S9 f. a1SH R1Se; Inc po:sess1Sn aos Ss,h
Main 435.
2OlS ALLEN PLACE NV. FACING CONN.
Ave. bridge; vacant. C. II. SMALL. phone
franklin 1861. after pm. 2ss
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WILLIAM S. PHI Ii P S,
1909 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 90.
PRICE. $11,OO.

PRICE. $11, 800.
A VERY COMFORTABLE HOME
NEAR CORNER OF LANlER AND
18th STS.; rooms, artistically planned,
with bath. h.-w.h.. cleo. It's, hardwood
floors throughout, front porch; exceed
ingly good terms. THIS PROPERTY
Is MOST SALABLE.
PRICE. s. $50.
AN UNUSUAL HOME TO BE OF
FERED FOR SALE. and one that will
interest any homeseeker who Is looking
for most desirable location; 1t con-
tains large rooms and bath, steam
heat; in first class condition; ample
room for garage; possession at any
time. Terms that will interest you.
LOCATED IN PETWORTH.
FR1cE, $500.
A FINE UP-TO-DATE HOME LO-
GATED IN PETWORTH; six rooms
and bath. thoroughly modern house Of
colonial design. h.-w.h. and elec. It's.
with room for garage. Price. $500;
81 800 cash.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
John w. THOMPSON & CO.,
-Incorporated-

JOHN w. THOMPSON & CO.,
--Incorporated--
Emerson St. Near Thirteenth.
Located on lot having Soft. frontage BY
light. hot-water heat. Price. $4,000.
Eighteenth St. Near R st.
In neighborhood of increasing value. Mod
hot-water heat: new upstairs kitchen; screened
throughout. Price, SIS.
Twentieth St. Near Connecticut
Avenue Bridge.
Nine rooms, l bath. electric light. hot
garage. Immediate possession. Price, $l4, 500
Farragut St. Near Fourteenth.
lot having 40-ft. frontage by depth OF 140
tt; hot-water heat. electric light: garage
for two cars screened ed. .tihGsoushout. Immediate
Columbia Rd. Near Fourteenth.
Ten-room and 2bath modern home. Electric
be arranged. Price, $13,500.
Randolph St. Near Sixth.
Six rooms. l bath. hot-water heat. electric
light. Immediate Possession. Price, s.. 500.
Oak St. Near Thirteenth.
Attractive small home ready for occupancy.
Six rooms. I bath, electric light, hot-water
heat. Large lot. Price, 50, 900.
John w. THOMPSON & CO.,
--Incorporated--
|821 18th St. N:W. Main 1477.
IDEAL HoME-CHEvY CHASE; SACRIFICE:
immediate purchaser, with some cash;
rooms; anil; large grounds, garsEe: s!ate
roof, garden, screened poEcheas OWNER.
Cleyela1d-1A1[ 3eA.
Evening star., 1920-05-27

FOR SALE
$4.95O-N.E., Fla. ave. and 18th; just like
new; six rooms anu bath; 'front.' and
back porcheS.
$6.O00-Fla. ave. nv; one square west Of
18th; rooms and bath; room for ga
rage.
as, ,500-west Of 18th NV. rear R st.; q fine
home Of eight sleeping rooms. steam
heat. two baths, upstairs kitchen;
room for garage; extra rooms to rent
will pay for house.
R. E. L. YELLOTT & CO.,
1886 New York ave. Main SeS. .
Evening star., 1920-05-27

SIX-ROOM HOUSE: \. CAP. AND R Nv
Colonial porch. garage, everything modern; buy
from owner and get immediate Possession; "a We
commission. Price So 500. Address Box 1876 K
Star Office oas
SIX ROOMS AND TOILET; TWO LARGE
porches. water upstairs and down. enough land
for another house. located in best section Of
Anacostia; owner leaving city. will sacrifice
for quick sale; excellent Investment. Inquire
9s5 ST. NV
Evening star., 1920-05-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
Mr.. goth & WYOMING AVE.

Mr.. goth & WYOMING AVE.
Desirable. new. three story brick brick
dwelling; eleven rooms, three Datns'
cellar: hot water heat: electric light:
hardwood floors; built.in garage. .x two s,'
Price. s2l,ooo.
NV. CORNER DWELLING.
One of the most attractive homes in
the city; two-story brick with large
attic: cellar under entire house; eight
exceptionally desirable rooms. three
baths also maids room: four porchcs:
built-in garage: open fireplace; two
s,airways: attractively finished inter.
ior: house "a IT. wide: lot jOx1OO;
splendidly located: vacant; immediate
possession. Price. So, 800.
NEW HOUSE NV. SEC.
One square Of 18th St: two stories
and ettic; eight rooms, two baths:
cellar: hot-water heat: electric light:
hardwood floors throughout: room for
garage: alley: porches; never occupied;
immediate possession. Price, $12oOO.
Want Offer.
DESIRABLE CORNER
WEST OF 10th ST.
Full three-story brick: ten rooms.
three baths; hot-water heat; electric
light: hardwood floors: double garage;
hrst-class repair; immediate posses
sion. Price, $17,5OO. Want offer.
Mr.. 10th & BELMONT SITS.
Two-story brick: eight rooms. two
baths. with modern improvements;
very attractive home; owner leaving
city reason for sale: immediate pos
session. Price. $1550O.
HALF SQUARE WEST
CONN. AVE.
In a desirable residential section:
detached: three story and cellar brick:
eleven rooms, two baths: hot-watef
heat. electric light; open fireplaces:
nicely finished interior: lot 65 feet
front; front; 20 q very attractive property.
Price. SIS, ,0U. Immediate possession.
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW
Northwest section near l4th st:
Two stories: seven rooms. bath: cellar;
stone foundation: large front porch;
open fireplace; slate roof; all modern
conveniences: lot 41x13O; vacant: i'm
mediate possession. Price, $13,5OO.
DETACHED HOME
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
Two-story. cellar frame: six rooms.
BATH hot water heat; electric light.
gas: front porch: Fear porch, screened
and glassed: wide and deep lot: fruit.
shade. shrubbery: in good condition:
Immediate possession. Price, $9,75O.
ATTRACTIVE CHEVY
CHASE HOME.
West of Conn. ave.: twostory and
attic brick: seven large rooms. two
ha ha.hs; .h,, hotwater water heat: electric light:
large porches: lot 3Ox1oJ. Price
$4,000. Want offer.
TWO-FAMILY APT.
Near North Capitol and 3 sts.: well
built brick: five rooms and bath on
nrst noor: six rooms, bath second:
separate entrances. separate heating
plants; good location and q good in
vestment. Price. $3.50.
TWO-FAMILY APT. NE.
located in a desirable residential
section; fwo-story pressed brick and
brownstone: five rooms and bath on
nrst moor: six rooms and bath on Sec
ond: hot-water heat; wide and deep
lot; rear porches. Price, $500.
CALI. FOR OUR LIST OF DEsIR-
ABLE Az, HOMES. LOCATED IN yARI-
SGBuRBs. WE HAVE A MOST AT
TRACTIyE VARIETY FOR SALE
On TERMS AND PRICES THAT
SHOULD APPEAL TO ALL PUR
GARDINER & DENT. INC.
Main 1884. III 18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1920-05-27

$6,2JO-Lincol9 Park. Groom modern
home; porches; many conveniences; early DOS
session. Reasonable cash payment.
$1.OOO-Lincoln Park, Massachusetts avenue.
desirable corner home; all outside 'rooms in
excellent condition; just vacated, and will be
sold quickly. Terms arranged.
u. N.5OO-Bloomingdale. Practically new mod
ern 6-room home in this desirable section. Oc-
cupied by owner, who will give possession,
Good cash payment required.
$5,5O0-kenilworth. An attractive corner de-
tached Groom frame; cellar. electricity wide
porches; shrubbery and hedge fence around
20 minutes out. Can be sold on accommodating
terms.
Evening star., 1920-05-27

Desirable. new. three story brick
dwelling: eleven rooms, three baths;
cellar: hot-water heat: electric iisht:
cars: lot o4x1OO. alley. very at
tractive home. Immediate possession.
Price sol 600.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
FOR COLORED.

81. .750L11c5-oz 8 st. NV: splendid location
eight rooms and bath: large front and
back yards: front porch.
X. E. L. YELLIOTT CO..
1886 New York ave. Main S93 .
Evening star., 1920-05-27

HARTUNG g. GIBBONS,
ao1 Southern Bldg. 18th and II Sts NV
Main I6o-Man 373.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
GEORGETOWN.

s., JOO-Easy terms: 5000 block 34th
St; 6r., b.: brick: furnace heat;
good condition.
q OOO-l50O block 2Sth st.; ST., b.;
brick: furnace heat; attractive
offering.
Evening star., 1920-05-27

11th ST. S.E.-ONE BLOCK
FROM LINCOLN PARK.
$4.5O0-Fine bay window brick Of 6 large
rooms and bath. in choicest SIC. section; con.
venient location and house in good condition;
only 81 900 cash required. balance easy,
DAVIS STEELE
1920 n. Y. ave. Main 5O02- 2-53oS.
Evening star., 1920-05-27

Sc, s,500-RANDOLPH STREET, PETWORTH.
10 rooms and bath; wide. deep lot to paved
alley; wide porches and all modern improve
ments. Vacant. Reasonable terms.
7.OOO-Sheplerd street, Petworth. Z rooms
and bath; all modern improvements; hardwood
TRIM Owner-occupant will give early posses
sion. Can be sold on easy terms.
SO. .750-Columbia Heights. rooms and
bath: nearly new, we'll built house, with mod
ern improvements; about 1900 cash required.
Owner will vacate promptly.
80. .500-East Capitol street. New modern CO.
lonial home: rooms and bath: deep lot to
alley. snap, and on easy terms. Owner
occupant.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Beautiful Georgetown Home.
Fifteen Minutes Walk to
White House.

DWELLING IA rooms yiu>-coyered detached
brick; g. 600 50. #. ground
ChNisHED-Furniture. mattresses. chins,
utensils in fact. everything es-
senfiai for two large families
lStUME- Owner retains ground door
apartment and receives $500
monthly income from two upper
apartments.
GARAGE Commodious one and one half
story brick.
FARM A remarkable example Of Re,.
gian intensified farming con-
tains 10 dwarf fruit trees veg
e,abes. privet hedges many
kinds Of flowers. shrubs, etc
BATHS Two, extra toilet; new plumb
Ing. hot-water heating
plant. 8 porches, 5 open ire
LOCATION One Of the best vicinities Of
Georgetown.
PRICE $1,000; easy terms.
See Full Description at Our Once
rHoS. Z. FARRELL,
s37 Woodward bldg. Main 166
BY OwNER-S ROOMS AND BATH HOT
water heat, electric lights. front and back
porches: long yard with brick garage on alley;
best location southeast. Address 1872 st. s.e
Phone Lincoln 5S73 2ss
IL ROOMS, ATTIC AND CELLAR; BATHS;
electricity; large grounds; porches; shade; gar
dens car lins. one fare; splendid houss -GeAs
Hiasfbaxglia- o.14tA st. Boon "a
Evening star., 1920-05-27
BARGAIN-NEAR 10TH
AND MASS. AVE. NE.

An unusual opportunity under pres
enr conditions-Attractive two-st0ry
brick. six very large rooms. bath. hot
water heat. hardwood finish through
out built-in mantels, double garage.
Convenient to two lines Of ears. This
house Is in excellent condition and
owner who is leaving city will give
immediate possession. Price only
$500.
GARDINER & DENT, INC.
717 14th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
NV. CORNER DWELLING.

One Of the most attractive homes IN
the city; two-story brick with iarse
exceptionally desirable rooms. three
baths. also maids room: four porches;
built-n garage: open fireplace; two
stairways: attractively finished inter
ior: house "A IT. wide: lot oOxlW;
splendidly located: vacant; immediate
possession. Price. So 800.
Evening star., 1920-05-27

On 9TH st. near N-8-room and bath brick
on lo' a'2xSO feet; room for store in front Of
G. E. YANCEY.
726 14th St NV. Franklin 70
Evening star., 1920-05-27

FOR sALE-CHEAP TO QUICK BCYEH
near 18th and Pa. ave. s.e.; rooms and BATH
new plumbing: newly papered and paipss15
room for garage. -EDW. p. ecRNAxE1n1n1
Evening star., 1920-05-27
$500.

On Mass. ave. near 3rd st. me- 7-room and
beautifully located.
Evening star., 1920-05-27

large modern bungalow near car
line: bedrooms and bath first floor;
3 bedrooms second floor; heated by
pipeless furnace; electricity; front and
double sleeping porches: hardwood
floors and trim; lot 5Ox170; alley.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

"a OOO-Easy terms; Col. road: COLONIAL
style; 6r., b.: modern; good
condition.
a, 25O-$75O cash: Hobart st.: 6r., b.:
colonial style brick; easy month
" payments.
.5o0-SprinE I'd. nr. 14th: 6r... b.:
sh.-w.h.; elec.; vacant shortly.
81. 5OOAFacing Soldiers Home Park; at
tractive tapestry brick; 6r., b.:
h.-w.h.; elec.; screens: hardwood
u.s.: double back porches.
IS OOO-Spring rd.: semi-detached brick;
6f.. b.; h.-w.h.: elec.
s. ,OO-Perry st. nr. 14th: 6r., b.: CO.
lonial style; parquetry floors:
newly papered and painted for
purchaser.
IS. .3J0-Meridian bet. Holmead and 14th:
6r.. b.; colonial porch; modern
and in good condition.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
NEW HOUSE NV. SEC.

One square Of 10th ST.: two stories
and ettic; eight rooms, two baths:
cellar: hot-water heat: electric light:
hardwood floors throughout: room for
garage: alley: porches; never occupied;
immediate possession. Price, $12,5OO.
Want offer.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

SPECIAL FOR NAVY YARD EMPLOYEES,
18th st. below Penna. ave-; 6-roum and bath
brick: furnace heat: concrete cellar; deep lot
(" soft. alley. Price. 81. 200; $50 cash, bal
aLce monthly.
VIM. Fl. SAUNDERS & CO..
S01 18th st. NV. Main 1Ol6
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
GARDINER & DENT. INC.
Main 1884. III 18th ST. NV

FOR SALE-A VERY GOOD HOME CONTAIN
trim. colonial Porch. double rear porches, deep
lot TO paved alley, located a few doors from
Soidiers Home Park; in 6rst-class condition.
only S1,oOO. $l.5OO cash. Call Col 33o8
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23

subscriptions gives this $1,000 ballet
aud the money counts Ia the $4,000 eg.
TIA vote ballot
During the last days NJ the contest
only the % 900 extra vote ballots will
De- isucd. This does not mean th1t
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scrip,iuns Votes on subscriptions do
not change IN any way and wiz ~,
ISSUED right NJ to-thc hast minute OK.
acily as N shown IN the scalc In all
subscription books
More Votes Out
There ere hundreds ~ thousands %
votes out now aud being held by various
candidates who have the right 10 hold
thcm unil the very Inst minute of the
contest. Candidates have been told -.
pcatcdly that all vote 'allois are cool
~ amy time ana du not need 10 h. pub.
lishod unless the owner ~ snmo Wishes
them published.
Many poop, socm IN think that tho
vote totals showing in the PAPER ar.
the actual vote totals ~ candidates. 4.
istho candidates privilege nt ail times
Ia do whatever they wish With their
votes once their ru'rclintlons ha,o
been handed In at thI1 office. Thcy
either leave their ballots o. TAKE then
with them. When thoy take them
rway from this office ~, votes are MT
counted
should Not BE- Fooled
DO not b" fooled REGARDING thls vote
lQlioi publication. II was made cheat
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nctunl standing ~ any candidate and
only from time 20 SINE have clndIdut,s
published all tho votes They have
Th2 bost thing io do o. IN work as
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23

Most Of the property 90 Prince Nicho.
las Estorhazy. one 81 the wcnlthiesi 81
the Hungarian aristocrais. was sepuca.
tratcd by the Hungarian lialshcVik dug.
ing the revolution Of last year. The
who was the owner Of I0o.Oou acres ~
land. several castles and art collections
OF great value was rcporcd then 20 hive
been assigned by the Rolshcviki 10 \
three.room apartment In his splendid
castle 81 Eiscnstadi A Balshcviki tail.
or was administrator Of his cstatr ara
II was reported that the Prince had APP.
piled to him Tor work IN order o. sup.
port his family. The liolshcviki appoint
cd him Inspector " his own forests ~
salary of 1900 crowns month.
Formerly the Princes income amounted
e. several million crowns year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
West Texas Chamber
Commerce to Boost
Production of Honey

upeethl 70 1hf News.
HrAMFORD. dec. al. g. Ormond
manager ~ the extension division In Doe
culture Tor the & I, Root company. will
arrive In stamford january for the
purpose n going over tho plans of the
bee campaign which the West Texas
Chamber 81 Commerce VIII inauguratc
immediately after the holidays. Bee In.
Struction viii be- afforded every county
In West Texas desiring II In the plan ~
the organization To- make West Texas
the greatest honey producing section
" the world.
Alrcady. Il IL pointed out there are
certain parts ~ West Tcxns which have
gained world fame by reason II their
extensive piairies honey production aud
shipments. Yet, there are many other
sections of the West which are quite ~
well adapted to bee culture az those
now making imperishablc regulations
n is In these disrtgarded PARTS ~ ue
West that the bee industry will be- slim.
uiated and made 10 Vie with the farm.
ing industry
Mr.. Ormond N one ~ the best inforn.
I'd men On the bee Industry IN the ma.
ton. u mas been his special nnd de-.
Igh,ful study Tor many years Ills &c.
tivltlcs have been extremely fruitful IN
building up the be" population If the
country The West Texas Chamber AZ
Commerce will make the bee industrial
department free and valuable adjunct
20 the other dcpartmcnts which IL con.
ducts for the benefit ~ all West Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Automobile Show
To Be Worth While

THE Amarillo automobile show Feb
ruarY elth. ?ith. and 2Gih. will MARI
the fur,h,s, advance made by the au
tomobile industry" says Harvey NJ
CrudgiDKion. OF the .Cruds.ngt1n Motor
Co. dsalcts IN Chevrolet passenger aud
commercial carr
More thar twenty years @; manu-
iacture have greatly "lmplIficd Tho De
sign and construction - tn motor car,
and added many refinement.
"a, The shows the greatest achieve.
mcnts o. hutomotivc engineers sin h'
seen In holiday dress Thosv who hav,
owned and driven rlanv cats and whu
have followed their evolution closely
Niil know what qualities t. look Tor In
the cars on exhibition. hut those whu
have had little experience with auto.
fnohiics may become somewhat con.
fused by 50 many attractions.
1.-THE aurcst guides 10 their sltiNlc
ton in the selection ~ ear are is
reputation In actual s,Tvicc. and a."
character of the org IMITATION behind n.
"A reputation depends upon the olin.
ion OF owners. when the numh,r o.
oars ~ any one make increaFcs year az
ter. year. IL ~ proof thrt is ownns
think and speak well - e..
The manufacturing organization
which has built un such a reputation
cannot afford Ia produce any hut relia'
hlc ears. And the dealers who repre-
sent them cannot afford To glve any hut
satisfactory s,rvicc.
"rhe purchaser ~ car that Is
known 10y iis performance Is assured
" both quality and service"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
STATE INSPECTOR or
FACTORIES TESTIF|ES

chlncc. thought ! vas too busy when
u began aiiing to take medicine and
mayh" the trolbir would right itself
but Il didn't and was really down
before knew II hurt all over and
had The worst kinds Of pains In my
stomach after EATING. terrible head.
athes. an awful palm An my hack over
ny kidncys nay SWEET swclled till I
had ~ slaF IN several DAYS because /
cprldnt Rot my nhcgs on and / had
frequent attacks OF uuuSca.
u vus In fearful fix. hut when
logan uf!ug Tanlac nay troubles left
m" quicker than they had come. Two
battles put mo on ms feet aud I've
gained bacl, the ten pounds ! lost. I'm
,nll rIght now and expect to rcmnln
that way fm shnll heed the first
danger signnl aud net a bottle II Tan.
lac"
Tnnllc u soll In Amarillo by J. ".
Collins DRUG Company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Prince Arrested.

By Assor's'ed FFs~s,
BERNE, Switzerland. ngc s2.--MlV
westermGnn. the former agent ~ the
Hungarian Prince Es,crhazy. has hcrn
arrested by the Zurich police. charg d
With having sold the icw,lry ~ tie
Escirhazy family and rcaiz,d more than
10000 from the sale.
II IL alleged that Prince Estcfha2y
save the family icwoles 10 wcstcumarr
during the Hungarian revolution and
wesi,rmaEn promised Tn carry ~" jew.
els 10 safe place in Switzerland. The
police allege that wcstcrmann had nor"
than 20 accompliccs but mono OF them
have yet btn arrested,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
i Hope Everybody in Virginia
VIII See My Statement" Says
Miller In Telling OF Benefits
Hc Obtained From Taking
Tanlac.

Il hope everybody In Virginia will
go" mv statement and that every one
suffering from stomach trouble and II
run down condition viii take TanlaC %
said Jerry =. Miller. state factory In.
npcctor for the workmcn's Compcnn.
ton nurcnu. residing at ga Eleventh
Avenue, Bnanoke. Va.
Il knew what Tanlac would do for
mo when got Il. Tor my parents are
Tanluc enthusiasts aud had been
home III not have had that spell 81
Indigestion that knocked me out. BE-.
ing on the go all III" time, and eating
anywhere aud sleeping when | got n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
10 Erect Dam

~ Assoeiaied frssa.
ASliENiLi.E. g. G.. Dec. q con.
moi of floods throughout tlc southeast
crn foction IT the United states .s the
tentative plan 81 the Southeastern ~
Tor EWurcca office ~ the United snioa
Geological survey with headquarters
here.
Tho ld'H D. 90 temporarily dam wit.r,
originating IN tho western Nurth Cav
nlinl mountains during the period ~
excessive ruin. Huge basins would bn
built md mountain crrNgsfcr. into which
flood water could b. turned and stored
until high waters uf streams loN, ,
down had subsidized Streams whuso
sources are IN this roc;ion form riy,ts
In Tennessee. South Carolina aud Coz.
gln.
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should Not he Fooled
ROLLOF HONOR

Miss Ficia Turner rcauan ...............lo-. 80
Mrs O. H. Scwell Ha.hsran 100
Mrs Hattie keganS lIS Taylor 27Qi4o
Mrs j. J" Nanycr. gG Lincoln 272Sop
Mrs Louise Burrov, sos North buchanan $50
Mrs john !l0rcS Panhandle 1870 $50
Miss Marguerite Hickman Miami lO65ggo
Miss Marie lsom, 'o Van Buren, g6+9o
Mrs. Lewis, zoos fierce 057gCo
Miss Gertrude lari Iioc Jackson 45oSo
Mr. Clarence Edwards lol Valiant 3209o
Miss Elizabeth AIcDu Plainvcw. 500
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Turn In Votes Naw

II seems tu bc not very buol business
90 hold subscriptions untll after the
ia,0G0 vote ballot Offer ends unuu
cight o'clock Friday night cech 1--WE
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yirr chief Elrelea.

TiAlNNiEw. Doc % Hanks Blake
mno .., ,rr.od ~, oh.1 ~ Plain
Wow CO., mrHug OF the ,ltv council
Mndty uisht iiU su,, p'is frcd
'ouinuu Whn peigucl 60 take 40
flrnlnr Ne Consin,au hld be.u will
lhc lu''i i"mtimc1t even since b. wu
prini1,d nearly lru years nrr 81
blutcmoro has bocn member 81 Il
fur several years
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Palice Force Increased.

Sre,IaI o. ThI heWs.
pLAlNNlEW. Dec. ?2.-Al,hough
there has been no Increase IN crimes
here. an additional night officer hU
been employed as precautionary move.
City Marshall Charles Wilson stated
TUESDAY that all officers were ON tn
alert for any evidence 81 a crimc wave
In Plainy.cw and that he was of ihr
opinion that Plainvicw was well pro
tec,cd. \ few cold checks and some
cases 81 shop lifting were the only
cases reported carly this week.
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hnrd ns sou 'sn 60 make 70 possibly "a
got there whom the nual counting
comes. II VIII not hc long now until
the winning candidate viii b. knowp
and no reason why YOU. ius, M welt ~
amy other person. can not ho that one