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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-09
6O25 KINGSESSING AVE

w. I-Trk .4Io rOOms, oIoclrIoIIv Ami,
IYLr 'F "HOFFMEISrF;R, GuG5 RolrbarttpN
ir, T., rI.,'r OF GROUND FOR .CiAD,,,ly
:, r',I1, an z streets - PFNRIj;THI?
,''niI,nE I,n.EIr.s", 81" UIdg '''N
VIZ. mis- orri,s YOU miss opporI,,,,,..,-
~ NI0n W., MA I,rp..r smI,r,InI' nt'iI''S IN
tho l,Ti tr -, ,'rnse,' staud- FOR nu ,uhIn@S
-" '.,,,,, +" r,al estate. 5ath and I.arrDurood syo
SIT. S'T N,r.. dce.ratr
t2'5 AXE, io, IL +, aW' nome
,. GNEPENrER & WILS0T "'II'. I,.
1000 Market. ''.''
I,,,>,r. SG5. vr,rr tGaOn 3oIo. -, a.,
'vornor. wirh lot IN rear. suttali" garaGe
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Baker & Son, SD & Baltimore

S5I-G0 EACH MONTH. $500 cash; price
Guided. rrbuN' homes, uuoUual"A in Ioca.
ZION and price: s'mula house. d609 p"mhcr-
~, &, 5iitn aud t'"dar avn.l upnn every
J.y. muI, > I.rr ~ ~ PHILIP y. ARNOLD.
4
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WEST p,IIIADELpHIt

TO THE MAN who can pay $4,000 for his
rletcIv modern homo in ono of the most
beautiful blocks in rnl" the s,rsst SUNNI is
n,rnjnr is .unnrh; any family can well he
proud r"r"T 70 i i've there ,ho terms of purchass,
arc very reasonable. both as TO cash ahl ahl
monthly charges: don't merely road this
''ad' and then forget II, but phone sherwood
nsI for partirulars. Remember II may be
lnst Mhnf Won are lOOklnE Tor.
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MOUNT roCoNO
NEW JERSEy-sURURRAN

HENRYNILlE,, PA; = Furnished bunssi low
changed; Apply 6i4 Fourth ave. Asbury
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NEW Observation-Disclosures
VENTSOR

C0MFORTAiaY rurnisheJ cottau. ~,
rooms, tile bath. electricity, ali csr ,.e "e q q
icncess,, : months 500, Phone Ventnor 78p
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SHADED house. garden spot, cool beautiful
generous table, home cooking entirely by
skilled householder; hoarders, refs. exc.
Ada Price, Paradise valley, CTesCU, Pa.
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ROOMS FOR RENT


CHESTNUT ST. l924-Furnished rooms all
conNentences; summer rates.
CHESTNUT 2O43-Wcll turnWhcd rorms.
with or without; electricity. r1fer'u"'.
DIAMOND, l9O7-Des. front RIM, also sitting
- rm- sehtlemeni hath. marhl" shDw"r. rh
LOCUST, l83I--Large cool rooms. sem '-rri
Eate bath; gentlemen or business peop"
RlTTENHOUSE So ". 2lG--rwu ms. ,r
SUITE with BATH. and slrsl" rms. Sur. 1875
WALNUT 3eo5 -sinEle and double rooms,
.--hlcelS nicely turn.; excellent meals, rcas rates
18TH, n. 1870 II OTEL Rt'R C---Eenu.
utul furn. rooms. spotless clean cleo.
best accom-. for travelling peone spruce 1854
18TH ST. S, 324-Bright cheerful tNtrd fr
troat; electric. Phone Locust 7l5T.
18TH ST y, 2o06--Two com front rooms.
second Moor, running water. SO week.
iArge room next TO bath S. wcNs Ngh'
honsekseping; private family.
FIST ST.. s. 1O7--LsrFe wen-furn. rms
running hot water; cleo, maid s"rrlr".
rENE ST" 15o6-LOvely room, FURNISHED.
Locust 44TO.
SPRUCE ST. 1910 and IO25--ExtremeI, dos.
rms and suites; hand. furn., private baths
ATTRACTIVE turn apis some hous"kps.
sherwood Apt Agency, 1894 Walnut st
SPRUCE, l3lS-Desrahle vara nctes ronvou.
-IenI 70 bath electric Light, reasonable.
NEW JERSEY SEASHORE
Ocean GRONE-Rooms TO rent light house
keeping; spec. rates for June Mrs. Robt
i. Ahsster. rs McClntock st.
------ ATLANTIC CITY
SPECIAL RATES to parties NJ 3 or more
European plan: convenient location
TRAlNOR'S COTTAGE
30 s. Kentucky ave.
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wAvERTY NPNRTMENTS, itO2 Etic ave.
Six rooms hot water. electric ltghtS'
janitor services low rental: third floor ~,
ply j, II, HILBERT. care Northern central
Trust Co. & " cor nrnhd nd ErLn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-09

CLEMENToN HFIGHTS; pine air; whoIs ~
rart Of 2storA house furnished, with
piano. GEORGE W. BTRTON. Branch bs'
low Ariel ave Clomenton Heights, n y
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GLENsIDE

WE ARE OFFERING several da.,r,bIo
properties in this section. for rent fur
niShcu during summer months. Call TODAY
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APARTMENTS

APARTMENT Tor rent, steam heat and eIec-
trtc light. telephone service; fac ng Park.
call helmont 1913 Il. 6li6 PaTksida ave.
ATTRACTIVE rooms and suites in Hotel
Cemden, I'd and Penn sts.. Camden. y. j
sxcellent restaurant. Tel, Camden 1850
SSD ST, NJ. -Unturnished, newly reno
xetsd, facing park Phone Pop. 22Oi j,
q ROOMS. hotlwater heat, electricity. $50
- ". rosa. Phone Gtn, 047s j.
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FOR RENT--FURNISHED
GERNIANTOWN

JUNE TO OC'fOBI9R, S2aO---, 'orner hons. a
rooms, bah, porch and garage. cleo "a,
utch"n PARKER & ETAETIi .Oi2 rbsI'
IN ave OAK I.anr LIS '- ,"-I-
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IJNNFRI "

EXCELLENT location; lot 6OxIs5; plen,y
OF flowers. garden producing yeaets bio.S.
house stone and shingle; bedrooms ~, ~
bath. open hreplsas. where you can burn
resi- Ts''' '''Y Is FAR PARR HbAfpTl AsfpTl' possession
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GI.ESSIDE

DETACHED. 10 rooms large living room
bath with shower hardwood floors incinsed
large lot; S26, 900 terms, '"''
RENNTNGER & REMINDER, Glens!d. pa
ATTRACTIVE stone and frame dweIIIrs ~,
modern improvements and garage. n MI a.,
uteF TO station; price Sl2,5O '''''
RENNtNGER RENNlNGER, Garsldo. Pa'
NTTRACTIVE detached dwelling. : roo,r.
nl conveniences; hONl50 f. near tr.In a
trolley, terms; S0sOO. Rcnningor 4 Rcnnirg.r
Glcnsile Pa. opposite station.
ATTRACTIVE l@-r. dwg on RohcrIs ar1-
lot GOx2I8; $500. Jcnkintown Trust 20 70 :
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iNRSSITRR65AAbb NKR&iIR6Ab AEb RIVER FfR6NFRGsh' FR6NFRoE
l. |. Stevenson & Son 'TiTs Tiiis Riar lia9a
stores and dwellings

SFW DYET%Ii and hICa ching plant for dye
ing cotton warps and skeiu yarns: capacity
10 900 to ~ 400 pounds daily.
]. LEE PATTON, iOi Lincoln Blds.
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building Lots. Factory Sites. Etc.
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NEW JERSEY FARMS

STRIKES. lockouts. Industrial struggles are
raging: better be your own boss: get q
S-acrc chicken and fruit farm at Richland
Garden Farms Ext, No. .. and be indie
pendent: markets. soil water. etc. the best;
only cost 81 weekly; let us talk It over;
get booklet map and price list now. GIL
BERT g. O'CAbLAGIIAN. 703 Walnut ST..
Philadelphia.
VERY DESIRABLE farms. and worth your
attention. at reasonable prices.
~ acres. young annie orchard, In full
acres. with new bungalow and all con-
veniences.
l 10 acres OF land without buildings.
l.. r. LEDDON. Clayton. n. J.
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CHESTNUT STREET BUILDING

NHluahI, lulldng or i,.,.r ,h.,'rur st..
- 600 -q q. Hour space. ,I moo, III con
N"u euc.s, elevator steam recitation Will
"rtuall, sacrifice. 3UG. I.cdger ONO.
$500 CASH buys fino Oney hom". 2"i ego w
Fisher ave-. immediate possession:
rooms. hot-wat"r heat. rarquetry floors In.
NBERNETHY. 1928 Chostnu,
NIT%GFI 1Toi - 9Th
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-09

sO0e VINE 4 DWELLING vacant; bsrE. I,
$4,000. Raspa & Amoroso. b68 N. ssd st.
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MODERN dwelling. ccnter haIl. living ,o,,,
onen fireplace. dining room. kitChsn 'Tom Itn
nv q bedrooms, tiled bath, t250O ca sb 'sa az
month, Geo. J.. barneS 1901 Chestnut st.
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BUY OFFICE FURNITURE
WANTED

OLD SUITS, Overcoats hats. shoes etc We
pay SOC more: we call anywhere CITY or
country, DAY or eve; write, call, phone Ore.
Eon 8lSh. Friedman Bros, l44I South -.
WE WANT at once. nousenold furniture
store fixtures, office furniture. paw spot
cash: honest value. Phone US about Il. Lo.
cusi +2l4. Old Church cor. nth and Ch, rry.
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NEW JERSEy-sI'BuRBAN
CLAYTON

NINE-ROOM frame dwelling; all convent
cnces fne location; large grounds; $4,000.
RORERT =. RANKIN. Glenn ave.
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nan IaunITl UnUore0I VacUnti Urlco rIcht
Carpenter & Wilson ,,;, s5P "a 4TD ji'.,

IT, :. FRAZIER ST
Drry FiIuu. uppuSIle blessed Sac Churcb
r,um- ,",, aIrul condition. owner lcay,n.
,.r. and mu.r srll. possession a. ouce
..AMNc CO. Cd and Woodland ave
2l&N SOUTH 9TH Sr
$500 -l.arGa i-bedroum house IN e1ralen,
,..rgn.or w"l financed, small amount Of
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5l@7 LOCUST STREET
Inrv attractive. s-iHi de aChed dwelling. ev
ro.,au' ruud'lun. hut-wdter hca'. o.ccll {,
- nnL.--.-- ~ ~.
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STORE NNp DWELLING. .302t st--Goot
business corner; immediate possession
priCed right Tor quick sale; rare opportunity
''' III ii = SSiITH. 724 W. Eric ave.
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HIGHLAND PARK

Il rooms and bath con,,on,
.nces. large lot $4,000 cash 500. 0tb.Mr..
carl Goessler IIathoro Pr IIathoro ~
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SPECIAL RATES to parties nf or more
european DlHn3 convenient lOCa tiOn.
TRAlNORS COTTAGE
30 s. Kentucky ave.
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Barring, AOai; li0 s aoth 22i. ssG, $40 s.
ith, | and . rooms with bath. also
Kitchen. will fgrn. Preston. 2625 J s22 ss6
APARTMENT HEA DQt'ARTERS
Central apartments y speciality Sherwood
Apartment Agency, l33i Walnut #.
CHESTNUT. 2O@i--Art. 3 rooms and bath
southern exposure, electric light; ref
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BARGAIN-POSSESSION

IRA y G3d St. 2 story. II rooms. = baths
n"'lrrn; Al condition, financed TO suit pur-
rhas'".
Edward NJ. Moll $50 i. 5"a :m15, '1"t%?,". sd!S
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ARLINGTON
CYNWYD
FLKISS PARK

NEW COLONIAL. DWEILTYGs
Ten rooms, 2 baths. hot-weter heat haz.
wood floors: reduced In price. "aro'
MCCORMICK & MCCORMICK
Lincoln bldg. or Elklns Pa~k
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IOHN B. MAGEE

UEAI. NS'rNTE Tn. NLDG WNI.. 554I
S6O00 Nothing likn It for tho money in
pOOOO West Phia.. rooms and hath
bo,-wator heat electric light. tncluscd frorr
rnrch, basement laundry. samrl" house 523i
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CHESTNUT HILL
LOGAN

TWIN HOUSE. near station; cleo light, hot
water heat: 9 rooms, bath; garage PRIV.
J, W. GRAHAM. Jr.. COS Land Title bldg.
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CITY
Enrinrics. Mnrchouses. Mfg. Floors

FnCtOrlcs, WHrVHUUN'S, 7'Ik T IU0IH
.ELI% SILK hosiery dymng and bleach
Ing business: capacity 5000 pounds daily;
rond viii. machinery. fixtures. adtotruck,
,,r iLc propcr'y can 10 purchased or rented.
w i.EII PATrNN. IInC0ln Bldg.
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NEW JERSEY sEAsHORE

OCEAN GRONE-Ro0ms 10 rent light house,
keeping; spec. rates for June Mrs R0b,.
i. AnEster. IS McClintock 81.
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L,or .uyyrk ..I" rooms, cl"c,rwuv 3nnry
IOH% + HOFFMEISTER, G06i Rolnhart ~
rI%E rIErE Or GROrND FOR GARAGE.
r,,IrIng on . streets. :. PFNRERTGE
Ir Harrison ENdg
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nONBOROUGH

etc: long front on Ridge ave; must y
crease in valus. JOHN !. FORAN. Al
Cresson ct. Telephnnn Mann vnnk nIO.
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EUGENE l. TOWNSEND 1nln .l,1. a., /,
Carpenter and Wilson Ma.

167 y. ROBINSON STD rooms and hath
altrarr!,o small house on desirable street
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WM. l.. CRANEN : SONS

hSth aud Chester ave.
Sh5OO-5S2T Trinity ST., bedrooms, elec.
S5S5O-9OO block s 5Nth St. bedrooms
S12OO--g6i5 :. G1st st, rooms Corh't'
si9OO- 530O block Upland St, rooms.
S3S0O--2O2S :. Cecil st. vacant rooms
S2TOO-GO0O block Ogden ST. rooms porch'
SliOO--32O6-OS chancellor 81. u rooms
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TACONY

COR. HOUSE. h-w. heat, 4? toilets S rooms
and bath attic, sacrifice $4,000 room FOR
gar WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS FTtd. 1881
81 ACRES Ttver-front property; factory
location j. H. CURRIER, 1907 Longshorc
ST.. TaCuu"
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DONALD V. REDDING
& Marlborough Road. Stonehurst

G7,h and Market. Modern twin stone hom",
mon nrrrlacr. detached GaraGc; priced TO
.all quickly. seen Sunday
MANI EN 18Th AND CEDAR AVE.
NlhINLLl WOODLAND llO9
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FRANKFORT

FRANKFORT Foulkrod and Large. North
wood section! rooms and bath: these
houses are built up to the minute; must be
seen to ho Appreciated will finance: agent
on premises daily. Frankford los
dGOS PENN ST.-Scmi detached: front and
aide porch tO-room house: all convent
ences with n lot 24xl0l: price $1,000 Phone
Frankford 1888 NJ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-09

VERY DESIRABLE dwelling, at reasonab bic
prices; o rooms with all Convenicnces: !.
rooms with all convenicncea dwelling with .
acres OF land near depot; dwelling with
public garage and machinery; state road
double dwellings. i. Il. i.eddon. CLAYTON. n j,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-09
REAL ESTATE WANTED

Elltins Pnrk. at least bedrooms and !"
Laths: modern Convenicnces 1928, Led. OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to rent for 3 TO years
with garage; bedrooms: baths; Cynwyd.
Main Line and Germantown preferred. John
Condor. 1913 SAMSON st Spruce 64i5.
10 900 TO rs. 900 sa IT. for storage. sur.
plus stock: preferably with railroad siding
give full particulars in first letter. = 1925,
L ed OMlcn
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-01
FARM ANIMALS ARE
FEWER BY 1O,O67,O 900
A DECREASE OF TWO BILLION
DOLLARS IN VALUE HAS
ALSO OCCURRED.

A decrease OF 10,067 900 in the num-
Der of farm animals OF all kinds on
American farms Jan. l, as compared
A4ith last year, was shown by the
department of agriculture's report.
This is drop equal to AZ per cent.
AS compared with 1920, hogs de
creased 5,138,000, or ~ per cent;
sheep 100000, or 49, per cent; cows
385000, or IS per cent; other cattle
1,880,000, or AZ per cent horses Co.,
900 and mules $4,000
$298, $4,000; mules $162,927,000; milk
cows $5l8,228,000; other cattle $587,
$4,000 Sheep decreased $500 928,O01
and swine decreased $497, 100000.
The total value on Jan. |. 1921 of
all animals was $6,235, 100000, as COM
pared with $8,507, 145,000 on January
/, 1920, a decrease of $2,27l $4,000,
or POI per cent.
The number OF hogs on farms is
the smallest since 1914 but shows an
increase of 5,471,000, or 80 per cent,
as compared with Jan. l, 1913, when
the corn crop and carryover from the
1912 crop were figured in the final
returns at around 3,175000,O00 bush
els compared with 3,375,OO0,OOO bush
els this season.
Sheep on farms are the smallest
number since 1901 when there were
Al $4,000, while supplies of other cat
tie increased 7015,000, or 1915 per
cent over 1918, and COWS increased
2,824,000, or 1873 per cent.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-01
Personals and NeWS
Briefs From Bronwood
Young People Organize Missionary
Society. Other Items of Interest.


Society Other Items of Interest.
The young ladies 70 the Methodist
church met in the home OF Miss Mel
lie Holland and organized a Young
Peoples Missionary Society. Officers
for the ensuing year were elected as
follows President, Miss Nellie Hol-
land; vice president, Miss Lois Nc
Leod corresponding secretary, Miss
Josephine Holland; recording secre-
tary, Miss Martha Gunnels; treasurer,
Miss DOME Murray. Fifteen was the
number that joined at this first meet
ing. These young ladies will meet ev-
cry second and fifth Friday after
Moons
Mrs. Ed Massey and little daugh-
tiers, Eleanor, Marion and Juanita,
Mrs. w. A. Wheeler, Masters Mar
vim MCLendon and Alvin CoXwell
spent last weekend with friends and
relatives in Sumner, Poulan and Ty
Ty.
The Mission Study class held a very
interesting meeting Friday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. w w. Massey,
who was assisted in entertaining the
ladies by her sister, Mrs. H. G. Mas
Sey.
Miss Emma Lee Avera. Mrs. w.
A Wheeler and Will Mack Wheeler
went to Fort Valley Friday afternoon
to spend the weekend with the for
mer's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Wiicoxon,
Mr.. Morris Fleming and Miss Clara
Fleming have returned home after
spending several days at Union
Springs, Ala
| Miss Maurine Vaughan has return
ed to her home in Union Springs,
Ala, after a very pleasant visit TO her
sister, Mrs. Howard Wilcoxon.
Mrs. Lewis Holland has returned
home after spending a week in Daw-
son with her daughter, Mrs. Otis Ken
nedy who has been sick.
Rev. w. H. Ketchum left Monday
for Macon, where he will conduct
series of meetings at the Second
street Methodist church.
Miss Daisy Cowart, OF Macon, came
down Saturday and was with her
many friends and relatives here until
Tuesday.
Mr.. George Saunders, who has been
away for the past year, is at home to
the delight OF his friends here.
Miss Kittie Lou Gammage, of Eu-
'faula Ala, is visiting her parents
here
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-01
GREAT CEREMONIAL
OF THE kU KLUX KHAN
500 CANDIDATES WADE IN WA
TER AND SLUSH TO BECOME
KNIGHTS OF THE ORDER.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala,-More than
500 candidates waded knee deep IN
water and slush tonight into the Mys-
tic cave of the Knights OF the ku
Klux Khan and mounted to the heights
OF superior knighthood, where they
may now sit among the gods OF the
empire invisible.
The ceremonial, described as the
greatest since the founding OF the new
organization OF the khan, was held on
the ffty-fourth anniversary OF the TAX
ing OF the oath as imperial wizard by
Gen. Bedford Forrest, when the orig
, inal invisible empire OF the Ku klux
Klan was founded on January u, 1866,
in the hills of Tennessee.
Half the Alabama state fair grounds,
where the ceremony was held, was
flooded knee deep in water. The can
didates were not permitted to pick dry
spots, but were forced to splash for
ward to the strains OF weird music.
The initiates took the oath about the
fiery emblem OF the order, on the in
side OF a great quadrate, formed by
hordes Of white robed, hooded fig
ures. The outer walls of the great
square were guarded by Klannish
horsemen, that none might enter but
those who were conversant with Sc
crets of the order.
The klansmen, shrouded in white,
formed a living cross in the center OF
the race track; each held a cross alott,
the standard being white and the cross
arm red. Two great searchlights play
ed upon them. In front was the throne
of the imperial wizard, surrounded by
1000 klansmen.
The candidates were marched for
ward in tours, passing the throne and
the cross, and there in front OF the liv
ing emblem the oath was administer
ed
This was the first time in history
the public has been permitted to wit
ness the conclave Newspaper men
were permitted to stand on a housetop
inside the fair grounds enclosure with
guards on all sides to see that they
kept the places assigned to them.
w. J. Simons, of Atlanta, imperial
wizard, in a statement to newspaper
ment said the new order stood for:
"One hundred per cent American
ism and reconsecration to bedrock
principles.
white supremacy.
ITO keep forever separate church
and state
ITO protect woman's honor and the
sanctity of the home"
Mr.. Simmons cited the following
facts on the membership of the Ku
KluX Khan:
The order has 10000 members
above the Mason and Dixon line; it
has 1000 in Chicago. Seven hundred
inquiries have been received from Los
Angeles regarding the organization OF
a khan on the Pacific coast A middle
west domain office is to be established
either in Chicago or Cincinnati"
The present organization was in
corporated in 1915. 1t includes in its
ranks a few survivors of the original
khan.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-01
BEFORE SPRING
COMES, TONE UP
YOUR BLOOD
Your Blood Needs Help of Guides
Pepto-Mangan in Springtime to
Overcome Drowsy, Listless Feel
ings Called Spring Fever"
Pale Faces Caused by Bad Blood
That Tired, An-GOne Feeling a
Danger Signal That Your Blood
Needs This Splendid Spring Tonic.

The blood that courses through your
BODY in the arteries and veins is OF the
most vital importance to the healthy
life of the body. The little red corpus
cles are what carry life to the millions
of cells that make up your body he
blood is also the vehicle that carries
away most, if not all, OF 1.-The waste
products.
Springtime is the season when the
body adjusts itself from the rigors OF
winter to the heat of summer You
notice how much sickness there is in
the spring? Perhaps there are weeks
when you feel drowsy and listless, and
you call it Spring Fever" 1t is really
your blood that has become weak and
thin, and it needs help.
Take that good blood tonic-G S
Pepto- Mangan. 1t will give the red
corpuscles in your blood new power to
carry fresh oxygen to the cells all over
the body. You'll notice change for
the better in a few days. 1t brings the
color back to pale faces and lifts you
out of tired, all-gone feelings so that
you enjoy full vigor.
Spring is the ime for good blood
tonic. Take Guides Pepto- Mangan so
that you can enjoy the most beautiful
season of the year Get it at your
druggists, but be sure it is the genu-
inc, with Guides Pepto- Mangan'
printed on the package. II is sold in
both tablet and liquid form. They
have exactly the same, medicinal val
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-01
Million Packets OF
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