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WILLIAM S. ILLIPS,
1909 New York Avenue NV.
Phone Main 90.

Chevy Chase, Md.
One Of the choice locations In the most
desirable section of this suburb, overlook.
ing the .Kirkside golf course. Stucco and
= fraine eight-room and twO-bath Thoroughly
%, front by 1870 IT. This house y positiveiy
session can be given October 1. owper
desires to dispose Of his real estate bekore
leaving the east. Price, $l4,25O, on ex'
ceptional tesms. -;
Bloomingdale..
: On North Capitol ST.. above Truxtun Cir-
Gle; 4 2oft. brick house. colonial front
porch. In fine cdpdition. This house Is on
sssE dep lot .S paved teIm, ana can
Columbia Heights.
A Gruver-built house on Randolph st., Just
OF 14th; 6 rooms, bath and extra lava.
tory; large double back porches and
colonial front porch. Can be bought nor
$40. 500. We have sold houses Just Ike
this ope for $1e 500. So
Chevy. Chase Special.
We have Just had listed with us one OF
values that we have had in months II
plete baths, built-in garage, every moder
Ing one acre of GROUND Adjacent to some
front of the house Is The work OF lands
/. sand q large garden, 1t can be bought 10
than II could be reproduced for. This 10
very moderate price Telephone % NOV
WILLIAM s
:: -1Do New Yor
:. Phone ).
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

SIS DOWN. SIS a MONTH.
For $3z5 we will build for you
an attractive metal house, lOx2O.
Also larger houses and terms to
suit. Let us show YOU one.
Standard Building Corporation,
New Davidson Bldg, o2l 18th
st. NV. Phone M. S672.
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Main 2345.


PETWORTH.
$1,000.
One Of the most inviting locations In this,
section: eight-room brick house: bath. hot
water heat electric lights. gak: hardwood
hoors: space for garage: vacant.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Sl1 500.
Convenient 10 the ears. In a locality OF dig
nified and choice h"mps: eleven rooms ana
rwu baths Iseren betirOoms, steam heat,
electricity. screens: terms II desired.
SHERRIER PLACE.
5000.
Just OF Conduit road: most comfortable and ,
attractive home of six rooms and bath; de-
tarhed frame: three bedrooms: one-pipe fur
mace: electricity: front and sleeping Isorche~:
lot JRx1J0 feet. anording plenty OF space
for garage: liberal terms
CHEVY CHASE,
S16.5O0.
A home that is truly different in design and
pria ;ply situated: center entrance hall. with
living room, sun parlor. dining room and
Kitchen on first hoSr: three sleeping rooms.
hat and porch on second floor: Thoroughly
modern In equipment screens. weather strip
ping asbestos covered pipes; garage. Con
venient terms il desired.
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Saul's Addition.
A detached home on lot size 4oxl+5: shade
trees. shrubbery and beautiful lawn 10
paved alley. First floor, three large. bright
rooms and kitchen. Second floor. four master
i,edrooms and sleeping porch. Heat. hot-water
Lighting electric. Price reasonable. Phone
for appointment 10 inspect.
MckEEvEH G0SS.
1905 Eye ST. Main 47S2.
Northeast.
On 7th St near X. Six rooms and hath
homo. in perfect condition; has hot-water heat.
gas lights There two garages on the
rear now renting for $13 per month. snap
thi. IN at $I.O0. Terms.
MckEEYER GOSS.
1906 Eye ST. Main 4I"-.
Saul's Addition.
Don't overlook this wonderful home In fhe
beautiful suburb There are eight large.
bright rooms and two modern tiled aths: hot
water heat. electric lights. rustic brick fire
plac. in living room and l@lmed "eiling IN
dining room There is brick garage TO match
the house and the lot is 4oxlaf,. il has clear
ouuricred- oak floors throughout and is in per.
feet condition. Don't fail TO sec this charm
ing hous. Price. $l5.0OO. Phone for appoint
ment to inspect.
R & GOSS.
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Price, SIS, l5,0OO-DOWNTOWN. just on Scott
CIRCLE. An exceptionally reasonable
price for this property. II ia built
- Of pressed brick and has brown
stone trimmings There are nine
rooms "a bedrooms), economical
heating plant. Deep lot to 20-ft.
Price, SIS, ,7S0-CLEvELAND PARK. A de-
tached home containing 10 spacious
rooms and two complete baths; hot
water heat; electricity: two large
nreplaces: copper screened sleeping
and breakfast porches; excellent
condition: very large lot.
Price. &5OOO - OVERLOOKING LINCOLN
PARK. Very attractively located: !:
six rooms and bath: possession Will
he given. Very easy terms accept
able.
Price, 1900 OVERLOOKING ROCK
CREEK PARK. beautiful semi.
detached home containing 10 rooms
snd tEo baths: has electric lights
and hot-wster heat; hardwood
floors, awnings AMI screens; built
In garage for 9 cars. The owner
iG very anxious TO xell and an
offer Is earnestly solicited.
L SERVICE WITH RESULTS FOR 80 YEARS
FAIRFAX, g..
1912 New York Ave.
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PRICE. q. 3J6. Ideally situated near Dupont
Circle. Substantially built home Of ten
rooms and bath. This property can BE-
bought on very attractive terms and Is
an exceptional investment At the price
asked
PRICE. $500. Within half block Of Lincoln
Park. DANDY home Of nine rooms and
bath: bot-water heat. electric light.
Good lot to alley with double brick
garage. Splendid value.
PRICE. $3.50. In order to effect quick sale
owner has Just reduced the price of this
most attractive bungalow the Rock.
VILE pike. convenient to car line.
Property contains ave rooms and hath
with all modern improvements. There
is . large porch. garage and poultry
house. About one-third Of an acre In
lot and can Be bought on most attractive
COMPANY, Inc,
phones Ma;,, SO02dS
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Price, Sl1.5OO-sAUL's ADDITION. near 18th
and Webster SITS. An attractive
4. house having fve bedrooms. and
large tiled hath on 2nd door; elec-
trio lights. hOt-water heat, screens
and awnings; possession shortly.
Price. $40. O.OOO-NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
comparatively new home. ej feet
wide. 1t has seven rooms a bed
rO0ms) and tiled bath. hot-water
heat and electric liEhts. 9 glass
and screened sleeping porches; lot
over $50 feet deep. The house IL
in excellent condition and the price
ts very reasonable.
Price, $l2 5OO-MT PLEASANT. Here IL 4
very fine home having eight rooms
on . floors. 1t IL thoroughly mod
ern. Has hot-water heat and cleo
trio lights. hardwood floors and
trim: front and rear porrhes.
Price, $ll. .5OO-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. near
14th and Girard SITS. An attrac-
+ tive home Of the colonial type.
There are ten rooms and two
baths. steam heat. The owner
inx kept this home In perfect con
dition and will give possession
when desired.
"AsK THE PEOPLE WHO KNOW U.s." REA
STONE &
Main 1882.
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7l3 l4th St. NV.

$4,000 Northwest.
Cash, $3.50; Monthly. $50.
Brick: colonial porch: 5 rooms. bath; latrobe:
rear alley.
Park View-S, 500.
A dandy home. with colonial porch: press
brick: rooms hath; nne heating plant; par,
auet door; hardwood trim: newly pepered and
n inted inside and out: gas and cleo: mun-
dry; occupied by owner; will consider oner
Terms arranged
5000
lst ST. NV. NEAR FLA. AVE.
Nice colonial style home OF rms. bath.
furnace; convenient to 1r,'h cars
$3.aIn
X ST. NE. EAST OF 9th
Brick of 6 rooms bath. latrobe. front porch;
will repsper for purchaser.
Sll.OCOr38lO 9th St. NV.
Facing New Hampshire Ave.
SEMI DETACHED BRICK. large colonial
porch; rooms. hath. hot-water heat. electric
light, gas laundry. garage; terms. 5000
Open and lighted until I'm.
DAVID E. BARRY, Main ,sa1 u 1891.
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NEW YORK AVE
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL ST. NV.
Here is two-stOry brick dwelling. 9
rooms and hath. with hotwater heat.
electric lights and double brick garage.
Reduced from $1O.75O TO
Price, $9.JD.
NOTEWORTHY OPPORTUNITY.
BEST PART CONN. AVE.
Semi-detached. light. airy and heaut-
fully designed brick house. million
dollar bridge and Wardman Park Inn. 1t
has II large rooms. 4 baths. three
floors. baths with showers. sleeping
porrhes. and Is, ideally designed for enter
tanning. Bath and servants quarters In
basement: 2-car heated garage. Hot
water heat. electric lights. freplaces.
Comparatively new and priced far less
than II could he built today.
Price. $23. 500
r ST. NEAR 18th.
SEE THIS HOUSE.
Ten rooms and bath brick house with
all modern improvements and in good con-
ditiOn. This Is priced for quick sale at
Price. $o,300
THINK
ALLAN L. WAL
Sales-Rents-l
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For Sale to Colored.
$500 Cash-Balance Easy.
A Rea1.ProDoSition.

For Sale to Colored.
$500 Cash-Balance Easy.
A Real.Proposition.
Let us show you this two-family nat. located
in a good northeast section. near both ear
lines. Immediate possession Of one nat: other
one showing fine return. Investigate this.
ROBERT LEE O'BRIEN,
Franklin 1895. 17l0 st. NV.
ONE BLOCK TO 14th ST. CAR-Sl1 200:
s., 100 cash. balance arranged; Q rooms. tile
screened porches. sleeping porch, h.-w. heat.
Chevy Chase. D. G.: bargain: 81. 900. $1,000
n. Isned io, '''r
Takoma Park bunEaior: s. 10; 5000 cash.
place. garage. trees. fruit garden; 5OxlJ0; .
'' MORGAN Z. MORGAN 4 co..
1907 New York ave. NV.
Fr. 1880.
sEvEN:R ROOM AND RATH HOUSE on F
near 9th ne: latrsbe heat; large lot: price.
I. II. TAGGART. 1870 y. Y ave. Main 800.
SEVEN. N.R0OM AND BATH HOME on F
near sixth ne: h.-w. heat. garage space:
price. $500; 81 .0oO cash.
L. II. TAGGART. 1870 y. Y. ave. Main $500.
rifice. modern. 9 rooms, tile bath; garage: pos
session with title. 2470 Ontario road NV.
RARE BCY-QCICK SALE; NEARLY FIVE
acres; excellent house. E. and b.; electric
It's: all colveniences; near American Cnivef-
sity; l5,0OS, terms. Address BOZ JO-A, Star
office. -
s r And r.: aOO RIOCk ST. Sc: $500
Address Box IA. Star Office.
FOR QUICK sALE-RRICk HOUSE, R.
and b., 200 block sherman ave, 5000. Ad-
dress I8ux 49-A. Star offce.
MODERN SIN-ROOM AND BATH COLONIAL
home, in bsst residential section in northeast:
three porches; house fully screened: owner.
Lincoln 33s0-J.
MUST LEAVE CITY. Will SELL MOD
ern six room and hath colonial home and fur
niture: best northeast section; s. 600. Ad-
dress Box 1904. Star ONCE.
NEAR 18th AND QUESTS. N.w.-l0 ROOMS
and bath: kitchen on main floor: wide lot TO
m yed alley; sold to close an estate: vacant
July LIST. Price, $500. Only s1.oo0 cash re-
qutred.
l74s 8 srREET-Eeven rooms and two
baths: hot-water heat gas. eiec.: large light
rooms: four open nreplaees: everything in per
feet condition; brick garage for :wo cars; can
be purchased at the right price.
DOUGLAS Z. BULLOCK & co.
OAss
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F. NJ. JOHNSON REALTY
COMPANY,
l1lo Conn. A~e. Main 41..
NEAR 18th AND o SITS. NV.
$8OWI$l 500 Cash.
This Is q splendid semi-detached home. con-
tanning 10 rooms and bat hot-water heat: in
good condition and occupied by the owner. who
INGEORGETOWN.-
%.5OOGS5O Cash.
Here is 4 very unusual opportunity for =
family of moderate means to ~ecure q home
and a splendid Investment as we'll. This fNne
contains 10 rooms and bath. new heating p0nt
just compicte large lot: room for garaEe
The owner. haying purchased larger home,
has authorized ns 70 sell At once:
= NORTH CAPITOL ST.
$500.
Home Park. and IL ono Of the most elegant
homes on this street. 1t contains rooms
and bath on two floors. hor-water heat. electric
lights. hardwood floors and trim: large lot.
garage. Owner occupant will give Possession.
GOOD BUSINESS PROP
ERTY, NV.
In this property We offer you q good busi.
ness and residence combined; II contains a
store and rooms. and bath. with hot-water
heat and electric lights - good corner lot
F. NJ. JOHNSON REALTY
COMPANY,
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ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., Inc,
Interesting and Convincing Offerings
City and Suburban Homes.

CHEVY CHASE HOME,
CLOSE TO CONN. AVE.
Beautiful house Of eight rooms. with
hath. sleeping porch and newly decorated
and renovated Throughout. Arrangement
Of house Is admirable. Delightful sur
roundings. Large lot. garage. Owner
msst sell. SO price has been reduced to
$1,000.
PETWORTH HONE THAT
IS PRICED RIGHT.
Pretty 7-room and bath brick house of
semibungalow type. hardwood noors. hot
w1ter hest. gas and electric light. open
fireplace. toilet stationary tubs end serv-
ants quarters in basement: in best locality
and in hne condition.
Price, $500.
ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE
NEAR DcPONT CIRCLE.
This sp.rnd. .dly- built English basement
type house contains II rooms. 3 bsths.
hot-water heat. electric lights. gas. serv.
ants quarters and Is modern In every way.
Prced very low at
T ovERNI
kER & CO., Inc,
=" Main 426
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FOR sALE-HoUsES.

3
CostinueA.
WILL SELL ~ o9os51D e, xAs s seeD ss:2
ave. Act quick. See this bargain. See Nj.
FORT MYER HEIGHTS.
About blocks from end Of new Aqueduct
bridge. large stone dwelling Of Q rooms q
bedroomx). hath. furnace. electric lights. slate
s o: table ses s.s ef f' S
''' M:IAcHLBS hASKiSs CORN.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and q.
Main 4a2. EyeaiaEs. North 3l3-
GHEyY CHASE; =.
OFFER. WANTED.
7-room. 2-bath brick In row; deep yard 10 20
below cost. This property is In splendid con-
dition lnsessiisS ss4sx in,i'sd; Shsk,sc ooRp,S
Main 4s,. Evenings. North s13.
ERBATTST Mt. PLEASANT BARGAIN-FAC-
ing natn entrance to Rock Creek Park-A nne
convenience: 2. tiled baths. sleeping porcnes.
lot 23xl75: garage: IDEAL locality Tor shhdraa' rsa
Special-$11,50O.
WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR.
II you drive q ear this will appeai TO you.
ing in . section Of shrubbery a'd trees; lot
lOOxl75: stucco and frame construction First
floor consists Of hVe large rooms ana sun
porch Second GS0s heat elee
tricIty and a garage; present trust bears in
terest at SIX per cent and terms may be
srranged to- suit purchaser. You will Ike this
because 1t offers every aspect OF z real nome.
McKEEVER & GOSS,
1905 Eye St. Main 47s2
WONDERFUL VALUE AT 81 750.
CLOSE TO 18th and KENYON SITS. NV.
Inspect No. 1722 Kenyon St.
4 he n
house. Its large airy rooms. two complete
baths and beautiful lighting fixtures will make
instant appeal. Other features. such as heated
garage. screened porches. oak hoors and noored
attic, place this up-to- the-minute house In .
class by itself. Take particular notice Of the
high eli s. workmanship.
For sale by B. H. Gruyer, Owner
Phone n 7SS Union Trust bldg
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A Dandy Investment.
Two Brick Houses
for $3.50.
We are offering q nice little investment for
any one who has q small amount Of money
idle The houses are q car line In the
central northwest. renting for $50 . month to
white tenants. Investigate this: the owner
wants to sell and the price Is low.
ROBERT LEE O'BRIEN,
Franklin 1885,. 1710 I st. NV.
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- BOSS & PHELPS
The Home of Homes. r.. -
TEL Main 434O = 14O6 ST. NV
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FOR E-Semi-detached
house in good NV. location; 8
rooms. tile bath. hot-water heat,
electric lights, parquetry floors;
excellent condition. Price, $8,-
$50. H. r. Howenstein Co.,
1914 r st. NV.
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LET US SCRMIT your properties before
buying for home or Investment. We cnn
you money.
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N. L. SANSBURY COMPANY, Inc
l4l8 Eye St. NV. Phones Main 5oO3-4-5
- l
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3 Bargains-Nacant.
COLUMBIA HTS: nothing letter ever Of
fered at reduced price. so. 100: terms right:
rooms on floors; attic: Porchss: large
garage; wide alley.
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DOMINION HEIGHTS. VA: large corner
lot: 5-r. modern bungalow; close to cars: bar
gain: terms
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=. DNNOHlN.
1851 Parkwood place NV. e
large rooms, h.w.h., electric
lights; house fully screened
newly painted and painted
street and alley improved. For
sale by Thomas A. Jameson. 9O6
New York ave: NV. Main 5526.
After 5 p.m., Lincoln 6146-W.
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STONE g. FAIRFAX, Realtors.

BUY A HOME AND BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
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$4W CASH; $45 A MONTH.
Small broom house brick, in a row: north
east section near Capitol. can be bought on
these easy terms. Owner has priced II at
s., $50 for quick sale. Ask for Mrs. Schwab.
y RUBY LEB MINAR.
412 Evans bldg Main 1l45.
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CAPITOL HILL: detached r. and b. brick;
recently decorated: only Sl.GJ0; $50 cash.
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Parkyiew

FarkyleW.
Overlooking picturesque Soldiers. Home
grounds. scoloniai type. Middaush 4
Shannon hoase. rooms, -parquetry doors.
h.-w.h.. elec. lights, and up to the very
second In every detail This owner really
wants to sell. Price; $500. Sensible
Washington Heights.
On beautiful California st. Eight-room.
brand.new.e two-bath house, with built in
features rarely-a found In houses priced
.$7,800 higher Double brick garage. Who
ever gets this house now saves s. 800 to
5000 over the fall market. Cali Us fof
full details. Price. $4,000.
Northeast.
Semidetached brick house on large lot In
desirable SECTION Of northeast just OF
Massachusetts ave. and within half block
=. of two Hines. U rooms and bath, I'd
prime condition. Look at this price. then
use a telephone before 1t is gone. $4.5Q0.
- Terms. r-
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SHANNON & LUCHS,

- - - .o- nr., vs-,Tr no,Rn
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500 WILL START YOU.

Let me explain eur plan for financing homes
in Lyon Park. Va, q 20,minute ride from gov
rent. Call.o write r. L. MINAR, 412 Evans
BLDG. 1870 n. 7. ave.
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oxA1NoZhxANs
$3.50 house for 1850: Riverdale, Nd, 20
minutes to city. WILLIAM D. sTUELER,
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l74s srREEr-Eleven rooms and two
baths: hot water heat; gas. elec. large light
rooms: four open 6repIsces: everything in per-
feet condition; brick garage for :wo cars; can
be purchased at the right price.
DOUGLAS Z. BULLOCK CO.
Phone Main 74%J S3& Southern bldg 24s
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n. E. RYON CO., Inc,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers,
Main 4597 l4.s3 r 4,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-22
BRITISH COURSES
BAR FREAK CLUBS

LONDON, May 21.-Freak golf
clubs, such as "grooved." and
slotted probably will, be barred on
British courses in the near future, ac-
cording to a statement issued by the
secretary of the rules of golf commit
tee.
Many members of the committee are
said to- be against the use of these
clubs and the action is contemplated,
] it continues, "as they understand
| that the executive committee Of the
United States Golf association adopt
a similar attitude The secretary
adds that no action is intended until
after the amateur and open champion
ships have been played.
The rules of golf committee Of the
Royal and Ancient Golf Club, carrying
out the decision reached at the autumn
meeting of the club, have issued their
revision of the rules, which came into
operation on May /.
| Among the most important a1tera-
| tons is that referring to the sections
dealing with out of-bounds and the
lost and unplayable ball. After May
eff ball be lost Except in water or
casual water) or be deemed by the
player to be unplayable, the player
! shall play his next stroke as nearly
as possible at the spot from which the
! ball which is lost or tlnplayable was
played, adding a penalty stroke to the
| score for the hole. If the stroke was
! played from the teeing ground. a ball
may be teed; in all other cases a ball
kshall be dropped"
/ The penalty for ball out of bounds
| is to be the same as in the case Of a
lost or unplayable ball, but "the PEN
atty stroke may be RENTED by local
rule" The rule further states that "a
| player may stand out of bounds to
| play a ball lying within bounds"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-22
POPULAR DELL

The neighbors and friends of Dug
Archie, who Is Ill with pneumonia met
at his place recently to help with his
farm work.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Carnes were in
Bratt Saturday and Tuesday on BUSH
ness.
The closing exercises of Flomaton
school began the night of May 18th
and continued four nights in success
sion. In few days the play Threads
of Destiny will be presented by the
young people of F1omaton.
J. T. Carnes exhibited a fine speci-
man OF turnips in F'lomaton Monday
evening. The turnip measured twenty
inches in circumference. The largest
seen in this locality.
C. G. Brown was in Flomaton Mon
day to attend the farmers meeting.
Dug Archie, who has pneumonia, is
about the same as last reported.
w. A. Killiam was in Flomaton
Thursday, transacting business.
II. Robbins was visitor at the
home of Mrs. j. f. Carnes lately.
Mrs. Baker and daughter. of Atmore,
were in Bratt Saturday afternoon.
MobIey school will close May oath.
Mrs j. T. Taylor and son, Master
Irwin Taylor, Were guests of Mr.. and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-22

pleasant visitors in Oak Grove last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Watson are the
proud parents of baby boy, which ar
rived May 4. Will bear the name AL
lison Carlton.
Brulie Barrow of Walnut Hill was
a pleasant visitor in Oak Grove Sun
day evening.
Miss Evia Goodwin, who is teaching
at Pine Forest, spent the weekend
with parents Of this place.
Mrs. j. M. Goodwin and little son
spent the day with her grandmother
last Saturday.
Dave Keller and Eula. Mae Barren
were pleasant visitors at j. L. God
wins last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gulley and chill
dren of Robinsonville visited his
mother Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. G.. Holt. of Walnut
Hill, visited seT mother last sunday.
Mr. J. r. Merritt. 81 4 Aserton
and w. ~, AsrrsaA we're in AfGore
Saturday i&st.
ID. j Buchanan was IN wsinat I5lll
Sal eFloon.
sea-, os Pensacola, spent
" 4GEsa,iay md Thursday with home
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-22

in the state OF Minnesota showed that
in 1919 over 100000 migratory game
birds were taken In that state. Over
$4,000 deer were killed. Figure these
two items. Surely SIS is a fair price
for a Virginia deer. Counting the head
and hide, this figure is conservative.
This would bring the actual cash value
Of the deer killed at $1,350,0o0. The
bulk of the migratory game birds in
cluded in this list were ducks and
geese. Two dollars each would per-
haps be a conservative figure, but fig
uring them at half this amount, you
get cash value of 100000 worth of
meat.
In spite of these facts, the sports
men in nearly every state are COM
PEELED to fight each new legislature to
keep from being deprived Of the small
amount appropriated for the protection
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-22
WILD LIFE AS AN
ASSET TO STATE
Net Food Value Of Game in Every
State Reaches Figures Almost
Unbelievable.
BY r. p. HOLLAND,
Editor American Game Bulletin.

The actual value of the game in
any state is sufficient to warrant the
expenditure of ten times the amount
that state is appropriating for game
protection at the present time. Fig
ured III dollars and cents, the net food
value of the game reached proportions
almost unbelievable.
1t must be granted as impossible to
obtain an absolutely accurate estimate
on the amount of game killed each
season. However, several of the states
have already taken steps which fur
nish them with data which is very vail
liable in this respect. The plan is TO
make each gunner report the different
species of game he kills and the num-
Der Of each taken, on form provided
by the state, before he can secure a
hunting license for the following year.
This information must be sworn to.
When these figures are complied. they
should give a fairly accurate total Of
the game legally killed by licensed
hunters.
Undoubtedly, game illegally killed
will not be reported, nor will this total
include the vast amount of game taken
by resident landowners and others not
required to take out a license as pro-
vided by different state laws.
From the recapitulation of the data
received by New York state, it was
learned that in 1918 1,526.960 pieces of
game were killed by the gunners who
applied for 1919 hunting licenses The
commercial value OF each species of
bird and animal was taken at con-
sentative figure. The food value of
game was figured at such a price as
would apply to replace it with a SINH
lar grade of domestic meat. The total
cash value was then figured for each
species, and the grand total of all the
game taken in New York State for 1918
showed an actual cash value OF So
239277.
In considerating this. do not forget
the fact that these figures represent
only the game legally taken by license
holders and that no estimate is in
cluded to cover the game killed ille-
gaIly or by men not required to have
hunting license.
Data gathered in the same manner