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Price. s15.0Oo-l6th ST. HIGHLANDS. An
exceptional value In a detached home.
Thoroughly modern in every particular.
1t contains eight rooms. reception hall
and bath. and has electric lights. hot
water heat and hardwood floors.
Price, $40. O00-GEORGETOWN. In an excel
lent location we have n detached brick
residence. Individually built for home.
This has ten rooms and bath on two
floors, several open ireplaces. large front
porch. and is priced much below what
it cost to build several years ago.
Price. s7.350-OTIS ST. BETWEEN 18th AND
18th. The only house for sale in this
location at such a reasonable price. Six
rooms, colonial style, having front and
rear yards and is now in perfect cond-
tion throughout. Possession will be given
Immediately and very reasonable terms
arranged.
Price. 81 .5OO-SUBURBAN NORTHWEST. A
detached home: stncco finish: very large
front and rear porches: eight spacious
rooms and bath: big living room with
open fireplace: hotwater heat; electric
lights; garage: chicken house. and sit
uated on a good sized lot. Possession
and terms arranged.
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McKEEVER & GOSS,

MAIN ~ u.
Suburban.
Comfortable six-roOm and bath home located
on III acres of ground front porch; electric
lights: good heating plant: pleasant surround
ings; garage. Price, $500.
MckEEVER & GOSS.
1905 Eye st. Main 4Io2.
Petworth.
Brick home; six rooms and bath (tile); all
modern improvements: hot-water heat, electric
lights, hardwood floors and trim: sleeping
porch: screens: space for garage; price includes
winter supply Of coal; $500. with $500
initial payment.
McKEEvER & GOss.
1905 Eye st. Main 4152.
Woodley Park.
Very attractive home Of nine rooms and two
baths: front and double rear pOrches; hOt-water
heat, electric lights; hardwood floors and trim:
garage for two cars. opening onto 2O-foot alley:
Immediate possession. Price, $14,2jO. for quick
sale.
McKEEvER & GOSS.
1905 Eye st. Main 47J2.
Vacant Lot.
Best building site in Chevy Chase: lot 4Ox1a5:
sidewalks. grading. trees and sodding guaran-
teed by owner. Price. $50 foot.
I & GOSS,
Main 4zS1
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14O5 Eye St.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

I4Uo Eye st.
Washington Heights.
Attractive home of brick; eleven rooms two
tiled baths: small front porch; beautiful hard
wood floors and trim; hot-water heat; dis
tinctive looking home in pleasant surroundings.
You will want this property when you see 1t.
Can be bought on moderate terms. Price,
$4,000.
MckEEyER & GOSS,
1905 Eye st. Main 4752.
Mount Pleasant.
As business investment. this store and
apartment is at the head Of our list: situated
on large lot facing two streets; store is 2Ox50
feet; apartment contains five sunny rooms AMI
bath and rear porch; freproof garage: rents
for $175 per month. Price, $1,000. Investi-
gate.
McKEEvER GOsS.
1905 Eye St. Main 1852
Washington Heights.
Conveniently located colonial home of ten
rooms and bath and sleeping porch: all
modern improvements: hot-water heat, cleo
tric lights; attractive front and double
rear pOrches; deep lot; brick garage to
match house. on wide paved alley. Price,
MckEEEE]
t.
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STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave.

NEAR MASS. AVE. AND 10th FOR SO. 800
room renting locati0
STONE { FAIRFAX. 1892 New York ave.
A CONGRESS HEIGHTS MANSION.
IL rooms: hot-wlter heat and electric lights:
three acres of land.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1892 New York ave.
NEAR THE PENSION OFFICE.
$500; 10 ROOMS. 20x95: POSSESSION
SOON.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE
HEADQUARTERS
FOR REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
WE OFFER THE BEST PROPERTIES
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
OWNERS WHO WISH TO SELL QUICKLY
PLACE THEIR PROPERTY WITH U.s.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY
WITHOUT SEEING OUR LISTS.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. REALTORS,
1872 NEW YORK AVE.
1880 9th Street Northwest.
2 stories and cellar: rooms and hath: lot
106 feet deep; 9foot alley: house newly pa
pered aed painted: inspection BY permit only.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1874: New York ave.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Saul's Addition.
Beautiful New Bungalow. g
Purchased for own occupancy. Leaving city.
Convenient to 14th st. cars. In one Of the
most attractive blocks. 9 large rooms and
bath. Every convenience. Stone fireplace.
Wide porches and large lot. Never occupied.
One Of the most complete and modern homes
available at the price in this section. s., 600
cash payment considered. Address OWNER.
ROx lat Star Office
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HARRY Z. GLADMAN,
500 Pa. Ave. Sc.
lincoln .346.

Lincoln $40.
$500
ST. Sc. near l5th-6-room brick: bath;
good condition; room for garage; $50 cash.
$35 per month.
$500.
9th st. Sc. near L-6-room window
brick; bath: brick garage; possession; $3.50
cash; $50 per month.
st. &C., near Bid room. bay window
brick: h.-w.h.; cellar; 81. 800 cash. $50 per
month.
5000
ST. ne. near ond-7-room. bay window
brick; bath; good condition: deep lot to wide
alley; $500 cash, $50 per month.
IS, 80
5th st. Sc. near +. Capitol-12-room brick:
steam heat: cellar: deep lot to wide alley;
room for garage: will pay for itself; agree
able terms; possession.
$3.50.
E st. s.e.. near 9th st.-s rooms: brick:
Iatrobe heat; deep lot to wide alley; $50
cash, $4J per month.
S4150
G st. Sc, near 14th-6room brick: furnace
heat; cement cellar: good condition: possession
with deed; 81. 600 cash. $45 per month.
$6.300
2nd st. Sc. near c st.-12 rooms; bath:
bay window frame; $1,000. $1,000 cash. $50
nor pao.th,
st. &C., near 4th--l2 rooms: bath brick:
b.-w.h.: excellent condition; $1,000 cash; SO
nor nnu
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t0G SALf-HOJSES

IF YOU WA st TO Buy OR SELL REAL e.
tate. see Nj MORGAN. with WM. D. row.
LER 4 co. s19 18th st. NV. Washington.
FOR ShLE-COLOR E D.
Several very nice homes, located
in the Jaw. section, containing
6 rooms. Price, $3.50. Very
easy terms. For further infor-
nation, B. B. PINN, 712 Ken.
yon st. NV. Telephone Col.
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II. z. LAW 1919 ST. Sc
Makes speciality OF handling property in
SOUTHEAST WASHINGTON. OwrArs and
prospective buyers will make mistake in
comforting With me TO LISTING OR PrE-
CHASING. SOME BARGAINS To OFFER
NOW. Phore Lincoln J123. los
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14O5 Eye St.

DESIRABLE HOMES, CAPT.
TOL HILL. NORTHEAST
AND SOUTHEAST.
WE HAVE A LARGE LIST
OF DESIRABLE HOUSES IN
THIS SECTION OF THE
CITY. AT VERY REASON
ABLE PRICES. IF YOU CON-
TEMPLATE BUYING, DO
NOT FAIL TO GET PAR
TICULARS. MAKE AN AP-
POINTMENT FOR ONE OF
OUR statesmen. WHO
MAKE A SPECIALITY OF
HOUSES IN THIS SECTION,
TO TAKE YOU AROUND IN
HIS AUTOMOBILE.
. very desirable home on c street northeast:
stories and cellar: rooms, attic; steam
heated ne TED garage to hold two ears: possession;
4 we'll arranged house On Orb stree, ,.rth.
east. An out-of-town owner wishes to make
= quick sale: 2 stories and cellar: garage to
hold M,t, cars; large lot: is-foot alley: go
rooms and z baths: reasonable terms: near
cars only $3.50.
Not far from the Library and Capitol: IL
rooms and 2 baths: lot 18x10O: could not be
constructed for the price asked, $500
So so will buy this two-story dwelling on
10th sreet northeast: o rooms. 2 baths: steam
heat: lot 30x1O6.
$500: dwelling on n street northeast; Q
rooms and baths.
splendid home on A street northeast: Z
rooms. tiled bath: hot-water heat and electric
lights: garage to hold cars; stationary tubs
front and rear porches: hardwood finish; wide
alley.
A street northeast near 3rd street: 8 stories:
10 rooms, baths: hot water heat; garage to
hold two cars: 81 900.
S1.WU-lmmediate possession on g street
northeast: stories and cellar: q rooms and
bath. Let US show you this nice home.
$500; convenient to the Union station; 9
stories and cellar: rooms and hath.
A corner honse for - 800 on G street north
east: rooms and cellar.
East Capitol street-t comparatively new
home for $500: . stories and cellar: hot.
water heat and electric lights; hardwood finish
lot 1Sx110.
Maryland avenue-A Groom dwelling with
hotw water heat: q bargain at 81 800
Mass. avenue home for S., 800: room.
and hath: near Stanton Park.
beautiful corner residence on Mass ave
nue. northeast; rooms: hot water heat: abou,
100 feet of parking; convenient to Capitol
i 81 .0OU.
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Corner Dwelling on 18th St.
Columbia Heights. -.

NoiHCi hWell1nS on 10Th st.
Columbia Heights.
Owner Leaving City.
5000 tons Of coal for 500; sell furniture
az low nxure Hot-water heat: good condition;
gooG surroundings: reasonable terms
sIONE FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
$500
neat Groom home "
STONE { FAIRFAX. 1892 New York ave.
A GOOD HOME FOR $1,000.
ON RHODE ISLAND AVE
NUE. NEAR FIRST; TWO
STORIES AND CELLAR: 4
SLEEPING ROOMS; HOT
WATER HEAT AND ELEC-
TRIO LIGHTS.
: STONE & FAIRFAX, Z.
1912 New York Ave.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCES
FOR SALE
JESSE L. HEISKEIL.
148 H at. NV.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCES
! FOR SALE
BY
JESSE L. HEISKEIL.
s-.s. 1408 at. NV.
Main 668.
9Th at. Sc. north Of Pa. ave-12-ro room and
hath brick dwelling; 8 bedrooms; steam heat:
excellent condition: room for garage; immedi.
ate possession. Price. 5000.
r st. NV. near 15th-1O rooms and bath: G
early possession. Price. 1850.
Euclid st. near University place n.w-Ideal
home OF rooms: every modern equipment;
semi7detached: room for garage; immediate
possession. Price. 81, 900.
Calvert st. near 20th-3-story brick: II
rooms. 3 baths; hot-water heat, electric lights:
arranged in apartments; monthly rentals
$2lo Owner leaving town will sacrifice for
Chevy Chase. Md.-1s rooms. 2 baths. hot.
water heat. electric lights; lot i5Oxl25 IT.: one
block from cars: one carfare; q palatfaI home
Owner leaving town will sell for S27 500.
To close an estate, 12-room and bath brick
dwelling on d st. near End NV; lot 25xl2S n.
to wide alley; side and rear entrance: easy
terms: early possession. Only So. $50.
MT. PLEAsANT-lo ROOMS AND BATH:
gas and electricity: h.-w.h.; End door fixed a.
apartment and rented for 800 mo-; double ga
rage. rented for $40 no.; income more than
expenses, besides beds6oms and first door for
family use VIII sell. furnished. $15. 900; un-
furnished. $4,000. Phone Col. 10l6l or address
Box 52-S, Star Office
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THE HOME OF HOMES,
Telephone Main 1910. 14Oo II st. NV.
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AT LINCOLN PARK.

1-room and bath house in perfect condition ::
fine locs ton Just installed new instantaneous
hot-water heater: owner will sell completely
Furnished unfrrni<hed ct reasonable price
10i Kentucky ave. Sc. as
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FOR SALE-H0GcLo.
EU.i SALE--HUU5tS
COntinued.


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To be
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bath: sleep is eel wide m a
porch 6aiHin and all moSen paved alley All rns %
with
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withn moden improem Of ht On
heatE sand eletrcit taced brick 7
fnesse room
A
aande electricity LIE Connect
pches
We Want Houses to Sell
List Your Property for Sale With Us.
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY.
S15 18th ST. NV. Main 64o4
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OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
SHORE PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-IN BEAUTIFUL MIAMI. fla.
near Biscayne bay, q new and completely fur
AIxhed house, with garage; price, $500 for
seasoh, Nov. to May. Apply to Mrs. CHAS. p.
RUSS, 229 Central ave.. Miami. Fla. 81
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See Us About This Nice
Little Home.

See Us About This Nice
Little Home.
80 Q st. east Of North Capitol: 9 stories and
cellar: rooms and bath: good sized lot to a
16.foot alley: owner wishes TO make u quick
stone F41R ri n 49,. IN" New York ave. q.
BRAND-NEW HOUSES.
We have recently had listed
with us a number of most attrac-
tive new houses with about
every modern convenience, such
as hardwood floors, electricity,
hot-water heat, large closets,
covered porches, front and rear !;
some with garages, others with
plenty of room for a garage /;
close to car lines; clean-cut, at
tractive homes; the very best
surroundings. We can give prices
on these houses that will be in
teresting to you, and make most
accommodating terms. 1t is
worth your while to get par
ticulars and arrange to inspect
them. Try to see us soon.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
12d1 Nou, VorL ,yo,,,,a
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1912 New York avenue.
453 Florida Avenue Northwest.
A substantial two-story brick dwelling;
Reasonable terms to a responsible party. See
US soon about 1t.
1903 Vermont Avenue.
Owner having purchased other properties IS
DESTROYS Of making n quick sale and will give
some one bargain: convenient location close
TO Iowa Circle.
ll2l 10th Street Northwest.
broom dwelling: excellent location for
room renting: reasonable terms. Apply for
STONE 4 Fairfax. 1892 New York ave.
NEAR 2nd AND RHODE ISLAND AVE.
Highvew: a nice little home for 81 600: d
rooms and bath: hot-water heat and electric
lights; no Objectionable surroundings; reason
able terms.
STONE L FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
by OWNER
Q ROOMS AND TILED BATH
H.w.h.. concrete cellar. stationary washtubs
;as range. electric lights. hardwood floors
arse porches front and rear: newly painted;
Inc new grape arkor with 20 vines: poultry
house: lot 45I1i0 to l5-ft. paved alley q $50.
zoos Rhode Island ave. NE. IL
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MIDDAUGH
SHANNON
HOMES

You buy one OF Saus Addition Homes it will cost you
S2sAz IS more actual rent INCLUDING your first
cash payment and ALL interest II you rent it will
YOU ST 1920. It's great to be the landlord
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BUNGALOW LARGE ROOMS. RAT6;
newly decorated: open fireplace; furnace:
strictly modern; electric range aud pump; full
basement: garage; poultry house: fruit: lava:
IS minutes city possession. Phone Bethesda
2S-M. nov1s
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WITHIN TWO SQUARES OF THE CAPITOL.
and Library: u substantial three-story. t.
rom dwelling with garage: lot 19.Sx1l6; L.
foot alley: 81 900
STONE * FAIRFAX
S.xx v.rE
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l1f- New fofk ave.
X STREET NEAR 18Th: A THREE-sTORY
dwelling with l. rooms. 3 baths: electric
lights: lot 20x9J; screened porch: $4,000.
STONE d EAIRFAX. 1892 New York ave
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND W SITS NV.
LOOK AT THIS ECONOMICAL HOUSE
q rooms and bath the FIRST floor ; rooms
aad bath on the other: hot-wzter heat, lot
.pn1O,, alley IN the rear: s. 80.
STONE q FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
ST NEAR 18th: B STORIES AND CELLAR;
u ROOMS: HOT-wATEE HEAT: LOT 22x93:
STONE & FAIRFAX 1872 New York ave.
RIGGS PLACE BETWEEN 10th AND 17th.
AND =. NICELY IMPROVED SQUARE
IN GOOD SECTION: A SUBSTANTIAL 10
ROOM DWELLING: ELECTRIC LIGHTS:
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave-
MODERN HOUSE. NORTHWEST, Re
tween 18Th and 18th: stories and cellar: q
rooms and bath; hot-water heat and electric
lights: room for garage. $500.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
A MODERN HOME. JUST BEYOND THE
BUILT-CP SECTION OF THE CITY: NORTH
Of COLUMBIA HEIGHTS; 9 STORIES AND
CELLAR: IAYr 32x7i: 81 500
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1892 New York ave.
Z ST. NV. BET. LIST and Ind; AN s-ROOM
dwelling with cellar; room for garage; 1S-foot
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
ssso0-EYE STREET NEAR e1st: 10 ROOMS:
2gx1O5 ALLEY.
STONE Z FAIRFAX 1342 New York ave.
1880 Will. BUY THIS COZY HOME on
wARDER STREET NEAR PARK ROAD: Q
Sr0RIEs AND CELLAR: ELECTRIC LIGHTS;
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS

not be reproduced for 500. 600: rented SO 800
per annnm. which is low: all apis. have and
r. and b. each: location unsurpassed: will
yield big net income on cash payment re-
quired: balance in years: see us at once for
particulars and inspection. Also a number of
other bargains in apts.-
N. Z. RYON CO.. INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main 1897. 1923. F st. NV
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The Northumberland.
rooms and bath to rooms and bath. Prices
g, 100 to $11 900. Mr.. Harry A. Seay will b.
90 premises after pm. daily.
Union Realty Corporation.
Exclusive Agent.
90 Evans bldg. Main s415.
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Business PrOperty-Two apartment houses on
18th st. NV. Can he converted into business
deep lots; fine investment: attractive terms.
Be sure leave your name, address; We viii
call and explain.
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"I KNOW IT WILL CURE
 GRlPPE!"
Read What w. H. Howard Says of Swamp
 Chill Tonic

The best advertisement for this fa- nous old remedy is the thousands of folks who have used it. They know there is nothing else so good for colds, grippe, "flu", malaria, etc, as SWAMP Chill & Fever Tonic.
 w. H. Howard, of Ravanna, Ark, writes us: "Youp SWAMP Chill Tonic beats them all when it comes to getting quick and permanent results. I have tried it on grippe and know it will effect cure"
 Don't wait until you catch Q cold 20 to your dealer today, buy a bottle or two of SWAMP Chill Tonic, ar keep this reliable remedy right in tl house, constantly.
 SWAMP Chill Tonic contains 70 @, omel. It is tasteless, and pleasant tt take. It acts quickly and surel.& AL. no purgative has to be taken with it- the medicine itself acts gently and agreeably upon the liver and bowels. 60c a bottle. D.4ao
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An Appeal to the American People

An Appeal to the American People
 Three and one-half million child ren in Eastern and Central Europe have no alternative to disaster be- tween now and next harvest except American aid. Four months, these most helpless sufferers in the tract of war have been admitted to Amer ican feeding stations only if tragic ally undernourished, and have re- ceived American aid only if des- perately threatened by death from disease.
 One five-cent hot American meal daily has saved thousand lives.
 Winter is closing down. The money of many nations is valueless outside their own boundaries. Eco homie and crop conditions make famine with terrible train of dis eases, a certain visitor until next harvest. Inevitably the helpless children will suffer most. No child can grow healthy and sane man. hood on the pitifu mlkaeshifts for food with which miliolns of Euro pean adults must content themselves
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FIND SING SING SECURE
 COMPARED TO GOTHAM

Ossing, N. r., Dec. 19.@Sing Sing convicts, through the medium of their official publication" the Sing Sing Bulletin, today congratulated themselves on their safety from the crime wave sweeping New York
 '+lsn't it a pleasant sensation when the keeper locks the cell doors at night, the feeling of security that comes to us as we drift away into dreamland?" said the editorial in the Christmas issue of the Bulletin. out today. Ut wouldn't be bad idea to build a wall around New York City and keep all their crooks there instead of sending them up the river to contaminate the inmates of Sing Sing"
 The editorial declares the deeds of the New Jersey and New York City criminals are too brazen to be compared with those of the men "doing time" in Sing Sing.
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JEFFERSONVILLE
IIOo late for last week

(IOO late TOT last week
 How it rains and rainsi We trust the elements are adjusting them selves for beautiful Christmas weath- CT.
 Bob Harris'5 house burned last Friday night just before bedtime. The fire was discovered by it's roar ing, and had the house been in the city, it would nave been an excel lent job for fire company to have extinguished it. The fire is SUD- posed to have started from a defec- tive flue in the attic over the kitch- en. This attic could not be reached from within and as there was no long ladder at hand the roof was soon ablaze. A few taps from the farm bell, however, brought many helpers and the house was cleared of clothing and house furnishings very rapidly. MT. Harris will re- build at once, and before this is read the contractor will be at work on the job
 Miss Grace Lyle is expected home to spend the holiday season.
 Those spelling in review last Fri day without missing are Allen Har- ris, James Harris, Lovie Jones, Dee Jones of the first grade; James Ly- on, Clemmie Thorn of the third !; Doris Jones, Maloney Jones of the fourth; Edith Vevennie of the fifth; ohm Lyon of the seventhf rade.
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transportation, rent, labor, clerica1i help, cash contributions and such food supplies as are locally obtaina- ble.
 America has not failed in the past in greatheartedness. She has never had a more poignant call than thls. And it mnst not be forgotten that It is to our interest to establish order throughout the world and win the good will of these nations with whom we must live in close intercourse Tn the future. Contributions should be turned over to the local committees which are now being formed for this national collection, or sent to FranK- lin K. Lane, Guaranty Trust Co.,, New York City. FRANKLIN K. LANE, Treas.
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this winter. It is obvious that the remedy can come only from outside.
 America saved 6,000,000 Euro pean children winter before last. Normal recuperation cut the need in half last year, but unusual conditions have resulted in scant shrlnkage of child destitution during the twelve months just passed. The response of America must now decide whether 3,50O,000 of these charges, in acute distress, shall begin to be turned away in January from more than 17,0O0 asylums, hospitals, clinics and feeding stations dependent upon American support. Three would be no tragedy in history so sweeping or so destructive of those who can de- serve no evil.
 The undersigned organizations, working among every race and creed many engaged also in other forms of relief, agree unanimously that the plight of these helpless children should have complete priority in overseas charity until the situation is met. This is an issue without politics and without religious lines. There can be no danger of pauperi- zation, for the $23, ,000 900 for child food, and the $10,000,000 for medi- | cal service that we seek, will relieve only the critical cases. The medi- | cal suplies, of course, must be an unqualified gift, hut for every Amer | ican dollar used in child-feeding, the governments and communities aided furnish two dollars in the form of
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(Too late for last week Most of our farmers have finished gathering their crops and are d. recting their attention to timber work.
 Thee was not enough corn pro- duced in our vicinity this year to feed the stock through the winter. However, a good hay crop was saved and with it to supplement the corn possibly the stock will not suffer.
 Dr. J. M. Miller has gone to Kan sas City in response to telegram from his wife requesting him to come "at once"
 Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Will Long on Dec. IA, a girl.
 Fairly good attendance at Sunday School Sunday last notwithstanding the inclement weather. Don't stay away on account of clouds, we will be there without fail.
 Elmer Singer, who has been con- fined to his room for the past week with fever is reported some better at this writing.
 Ryan Bennett of Palestine, visit ed our community Thursday last on business.
 Gid Move of Los Angeles, Cal, and his sister, Inez, of Fl Paso, Texas, have returned home after several weeks visit to their sister, Mrs. Will YarbroBgh and other rela tives and friends.
 DICK NAYLOR