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Small cash payments and reasonable
monthly terms place them within the
reach Of unusually large numbers.
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NEAR 18th & COL. RID.
large rooms, tile bath. hot-water, elec.. CO.
lonial front porch. two rear porches; in excel
lent condition; owner leaving town; anxious
''' PRICE. $1,000.
18th ST. EXTENDED.
Facing Dickson's Home. Semi mi-dtached: 8
rooms and bath; hot water and gas: houseA in
this location have sold for considerable more.
PRICE. $l2.5OO.
PARK RD., WEST OF 18th ST.
rooms and bath: hot water. elec.: must be
seen to be Appreciated: room for garage.
PRICE. $13,500.
HARVARD ST. JUST EAST
OF 18th ST.
semi-detached; rooms and bath on two
floors: modern !; excellent condition. This house
10 22h feet wide: garage.
PRICE, $A,500.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Beautiful house, on a lot 1OOx150. contain
ing large rooms and bath. with 4 center-hall
entrance; garage reasonable terms.
PRICE, $4,000.
RANDALL H. /
1907 Conn. Ave.
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Cleveland Park-S1S,5OO.

OicVeldnQ Tdrk-SlC,OOO.
In delightful part Of this high-class suburb
This is an excellent detached residence with
nine rooms and ba tn on lot 81 feet wide by
:A feet deep. All improvements imme.
date possession. Reasonable terms. II you
are looking for p Cleveland Park location this
house will meet all Of your requirements
Investment Opportunity-S2,8oO
Three small brick houses. each priced at
monthly terms. Located on Lamont st. NV.
Investigate.
10th ST. Between K and l. SITS.
N.W.-%,5OO.
Nine-r and bath brick house with good
property = good home, but it offers excep-
tionai opportunity for profitable investment
as this section is developing rapidly.
S St. West of New Hampshire
Ave.-$1O.50O.
Ten-room and bath brick house with brick
and stone front and porch. 5000 cash and
reasonable terms will secure it. 1t has good
lot to alley.
West of 18th on NJ St.-$13,OOO
Eight-room and two bath brick house. Hot
water heat. electric light. $500 cash and
reasonable terms. The investment prospects
here offered should make strong appeal to
the prospective home buyer
Justice to himself avail
rvice in selecting home.
r NO obligation to buy.
<ER & CO., INC.
Main 245O.
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Open and lighted every afternoon and eve,
ing until 10 O'Clock.
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Desirable 7-room and bath
home. beautifully located in Massachusetts,
Avenue Heights. overlooking the entire city.
Cement front pOrches: thoroughly modern
throughout. Price. $3.50.
Beautiful 8-room and bath
home on two floors. located at lincoln Park
northeast. Price and terms reasonable.
8.
In Cleveland Park. Unusu-
ally attractive 1O-room and 2.bath home.
within one-ha1f square Of Connecticut ave-:
newly decorated throughout: garage. One OF
the best built and incest arranged homes in
this section. Out-of-town owner will sell for
$l6.50O.
One of the most substantially
built homes in Petworth: exceptionally large
lot: hot-water heat. electric lights. Price,
sl1 800.
CHAS. D
923 18th
A
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Location: Jocelyn st. and on Reno road
one Of the highest points in the District OF Co.
lumbia
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FINE HOME FOR
COLORED PURCHASER.

eix-room and bath brick, comparatively new:
Is It. wide; deep lot with garden and fruit
I trees, to paved alley; just on Sherman ave-,
south Of Park I'd. Price. $3.50 Terms.
KENT REALTY INVESTMENT CO.,
Boom 2l7. 14c0 New York Ave. N. 5417. :5s
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- STONE & FAIRFAX
J. T. Pres
1,A2 New York Ave Phone Main 24z4.
PRICE, $4,000
East Falls Station 40 rail whinsn D. o.
witgo ood
FALLS CHURCH, VA.-PRICE, 5000
eanes Of ground.
ON BALTIMORE BOULEVARD.
PRICE, $4,000
cerar; a
o
LYON PARK, VA.-PRICE, S7S5o
furnace
See Mr. Bunuer with r
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave Phone Main 2424
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Every person who contemplates the purchase
of real home owes it to himself to inspect
these houses at once. as they are being taken
as fast as completed.
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1900 Block G St. N.E.-$4,75O.
Immediate possession of this si1-room and
bath brick house; 81. 600 cash and easy terms.
1t has large cellar and deep lot with room for
garage. making the proposition most interest
ing.
Columbia Road N.W.-$6,o75.
81 600 cash and easy payments. Six room
and bath brick. 1t Is vacant and newly pa
pered and painted. 1t is deserving of imme-
diate inspection.
Pretty Chevy Chase Home
Only $500.
Beautiful section sf Chevy Chase. Md. De
tached house Of seven rooms and bath, with
all modern Improvements. Lot is so BY 22S.
Twocar gArage. Owner leaving city makes
this offering most attractive. as he must sell
At once.
Close to Conn. Ave.-$16,ON.
This house, located in excellent section
near the bureau Of standards, Is offered for
sale at So 600 less than IL cost the present
owner. Splendid brick construction. in per-
feet condition. with twelve rooms and two
baths. sleeping porch and every feature Of
the smart modern residence. Two-car garage
on large lot. We advise immediate inspec-
tion.
The home buyer should,
himself of our superior 8
Inquiry and inspection inc
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Near Washington Cathedral.
q. S2OOOO-
Near Dupont Circle.

Situated on Que ST. One Of those beautiful
brownstone houses. containing eleven rooms.
two large tiled baths. hot-water heat. electric
lights finest grade Of 6xtures). Oak noors
throughout entire house. Two-car garage.
Screens, awnings, etc. Arrange for an in
spection Of this valuable property
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BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.

WEST OF 18th ST-NORTH OF SHEPHERD
ec light buin kitchen bossa Large e bath. linen feet
look for sonnet
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$16,5oo.
A DOWNTOWN BARGAIN.

THESE ARE GOOD BUY:
New Hampshire Ave. and S st.
$I8,5oo.
Beautiful home of 10 rooms and bath; gas.
electricity; laundry: garage; an up-to-oate
building Owner will sell on easy terms or
exchange for smaller property.
18th St. Near Park Rd.
$I2,5oo.
semi.detached home Of rooms. bath; hot:
water heat, electric light: front porch: paved
alley; room for double garage; laundry trays;
hardwood trim; drst-foor kitchen. Terms ar
ranged.
Near 14th and Perry SITS.
Mt. Pleasant. $500.
Only $500 cash and the balance like rent
for this beautiful little colonial home OF
rooms tiled bath: hot-water heat, electric
lights; rear porches.
Main A6os.18oI. DAVID E
MEMBER OF THE r.
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1910 2lst ST. NV
Continued

Looking on Mass. ave-, one-half square Of
Dupont Circle, suitable for doctor, profess
sonal man or private residence; 3-story brick
and stone. - rooms: tile baths: h.w.h.:
beautiful elect. fixtures: exquisitely decorated:
home: occupied by owner, who Is very anx-
lous to sell; immediate possession; reasonable
eorms. 2Ss
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GOVT. EMPLOYE WILL SACRIFICE HOUSE
on r. I. ave. NV; 100 block, north side: 8
rooms and bath; electricity; h.w.h.: room for
garage: 1880; at least $3.50 cash. balance
1st trust. Possession. Box 247, Mount Raj
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

Owner leaving the city has placed a low
price on this thoroughly modern home for
quick sale Just one and one-half squares on
14th st: car line and convenient to l4th and
Park I'd. Colonial type; six rooms; modern
hath: front and double rear porches: oak
floors; hot-water heat, electric lights. Deep
lot to alley with room for garage. Immediate
possession. Terms.
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Six-room and bath home, west
Of 10th ST.: hot-water heat. electric lights;
hardwood doors; attic: garage. Double back
porcnes; cement front porches. Price, $1l 500.
6.
Seven-room home, just off
Lincoln Park, in splendid southeast location;
hot-water heat. Price. $1,000. Reasonable
terms can be arranged.
Six-room brick home in
BloominEdale: garage. Price. $1,000. Terms
can be arranged.
Store and a rooms and bath
on 18th ct. near Park I'd. An exceptional
opportunity Price $500.
Beautiful six-room and bath
home west Of 14th St: hot-water heat, elec-
trio lights; porches: room for garage. Price,
IS, 500.
10.
Six-room colonial home, with
hot-water heat. electric lights. Located just
OF Lincoln Park. Price. 1850. Terms can be
arranged.
SAGE&,
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S1o,5oo.
MT. PLEASANT,

corner house in, the heart Of old Mt. Pleas
ant west of 18th st. and north of Park rd.
There are six large rooms. tile bath: oak
floors: large front and rear porches; hot-water
heat. electric lights. A home property that
will be worthy Of your inspection.
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BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS.
Open for inspection. Bargain price. Easy
terms Phone West 200. II. ". OFFCTT.

terms. Phone West 200. ii. ". oFFUTT.
MT. PLEASANT.
A new home near 10th and Park road. hav-
ing eight large rooms. reception hall and bath
wood aoors: electric lights: lot % #. wide.
Price, 81. 900; reasonable terms.
CHEVY CHASE.
Beautiful two-story and attic home in Chevy
Chase. D. G. There are eight rooms and bath.
water heat; handsome lighting fixtures; hard
wood floors: sleeping porch: garage. Home
practically new and in perfect condition.
Price, $16.500; terms.
PETWORTH.
two-story and attic brick home, in very
desirable section Of Petworth. There are six
large rooms. reception hall and bath. hot
water heat: electric lights; ,ng large porshe:
possession; terms.
NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE.
Within two blocks Of Thomas Circle on
home Of nine rooms and bath, several lava
tories; electric lights: house in perfect condi-
tion; immediate possession given by owner
leaving city. Price, 5000.
NEAR 18th AND OTIS SITS.
A tvo-story and cellar brick home Of six
rooms, reception hall and bath; hardwood
floors; electric lights: hot-air heat: house new
ly papered and painted; deep lot to alley.
Price, $S, 500.
SOUTHEAST.
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3d. 500.
HIGH VIEW.

A real bargain In a practically new and
strictly modern house; colonial type; six large
rooms tile bath: large front and rear porches.
sleeping porch; hardwood floors: hot-wa ter
heat. electric lights: built-in, heated garage.
Vacant. Very reasonable terms can be made.
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A FEW SELEC
Huntington St.
Chevy Chase, D. c.
$3.50. =
Most attractively arranged detached home
Two bedrooms and bath: large living room ant
dining room on first door; Three bedrooms ane
bath on second door. shrubbery. trees. etc
Hot-water heat, electric light. Don't della,
taking action on this excellent proposition
Terms can be arranged.
Buchanan St. and Georgia Ave.
$4,000.
-Four bedrooms AMI bath, beautifully ar
ranged colonial porch house Breakfast room
and double brick garage. HOt-water heat
electric light. Deep lot. Quick action OIL
this property is necessary. Very easy terms
Immediate Possession.
$I3,5oo.
one-haif block from Wardman Park Inn
Seven rooms and bath. Tapestry brick house
floors throughout Good deep lot to pavet
alley. Brick garage. Investigate before il
Near Washington Cathedral.
|. $4,000.
Semi-detached home. within q stones throw
OF the new cathedral. Twelve well arranged
rooms. Large built-in garage. Nine bed
rooms, four baths. two showers. Two heatet
sleeping porches. Hot-water heat, electric
lights and all modern improvements. LArg,
front yard. Practically new. Terms can b
arranged for quick purchaser,
Near Dupont Circle.
$4,000.
Situated on Que st. One Of those beautifu
brownstone houses containing eleven rooms
two large tiled baths. hot-water heat. electric
lights finest grade of fxtures). Oak noor,
throughout entire house. Two-car garage
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Beautiful Country Estate
in District.
Chevy Chase, D. c.
SII,7SO.

New. detached property, close TO Conn. ave.
and Chevy Chase School. Contains six rooms
and bath, attic: hot-wster heat. electric lights.
Real value for a piece of property OF this
description.
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WILLIAM X HARTUNG.
IIo8 10th St NV. Phone Exchange Main 372.
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FACING GOVT PARK.
Two-story bay.window brick house; nicely
arranged rooms on floors; bath; concrete
cellar; hot-water heat; electric lights; garage.
This beautifully located house is in perfect
condition and is a very cheap property. Price,
$1,000. Terms arranged.
NEW HOUSE-$6,35O
six-room brick. tile bath; concrete cellar;
furnace heat; electric light; sleeping porch
located near 18th and Fla. ave. ne. Terms,
81, 600 cash. balance $50 monthly
East Washington Realty Co.,
Lincoln 1885. ITO Sth st. ne.
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SOUTHEAST.
Near 18th and Pennsylvania ave, two
story and cellar bay window brick home of
eight rooms. baths, hot-water heat; garage
for four cars Price, &c. 500; terms.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
514-15-16 Bond Bldg.
18th and New York Ave,
AfnI0
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5 AT~THE RIGHT PRICE.
Biltmore St. $4,000.
Delightfully."- situated, one square from both
car lines; not far from million dollar bridge;
brick home Of 10 rooms, 2 baths; hot-water
heat. electric lights; rear porchee: in perfect
condition; also Pear garage. VIII arrange
terms.
Park Rd. Near 18th St.
$14,5oo.
A we'll built home, containing O. rooms, 2
baths; electric lights. hot-water heat; oak
floors; large porch; double-deck rear porch;
large garage; lot 20xl00.
$Io,5oo. Mt. Pleasant.
Holmead ave. near Monroe st; 3-story brick;
10 rooms. bath; hot-water heat. electricity;
laundry trays; garage. on paved alley. Terms
arranged.
$4,25o. Near Lincoln Park.
Northeast; 2-story press brick: Q rooms. nice
bath; latrobe heat; front and rear yards:
room for garage; house newly decorated $3.50
cash.
. BARRY, 1907 H ST. NV.
sAL ESTATE BOARD.
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$3.50
DUPONT CIRCLE SECTION

handsome three-story stone and brick
dwelling, semi-detached. having nine we'll
planned rooms. two complete baths. electric
lights and excellent heating plant: entire
property in perfect condition and owner-occu-
pant win sell On terms and give prompt pos
session.
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$I3,5oo.
10Th ST HEIGHTS

beautifully situated detached home with
splendid lot 75x125 to 15-foot alley. 1t con-
| tains Eve bedrooms, tile bath and when COM
pleted will he beautifully decorated and
finished throughout; all modern Improvements.
Garage.
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1850.
BROOKLAND.

Brand-new and exceptionally attractive bun
galows. They contain six good sized rooms:
b,e,hfa:s .,eO1e; tile bath attic cellar and
Spacious lots. 42x12O. Terms. $3.50 cash and
easy monthly payments. Let Us show them to
you at once, az they are selling very rapidly
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1900.
CHEVY CHASE.

delightful Chevy Chase property that is
now vacant and ready for Immediate occu
pancy. 1t contains seven large rooms. tile
bath and extra tile lavatory flour bedroomsl !;
attic; oak floors: open fireplace in living room ;
vapor heat; electric lights. Beautifully deco
rated Throughout; easy terms.
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WE HAVE SEVERAL NEW HOUSES IN BEST SECTION
PETWORTH. VERY MODERATELY PRICED. AND ON
WHICH CAN ARRANGE EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS.
PHONE WRITE OR CALL FOR LIST OF SANE.
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NORTHEAST.

TO.OCO'
New brick house of rooms and tiled bath
concrete cellar: laundry tubs; one-pipe fur
mace; electricity. gas; double rear porches:
deep lot to wide alley. This is 4 well planned
home, located In q good neighborhood and may
be bought on very reasonable terms.
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ON TIE IlI1NI1 ,.
Decidedly the best buy in 4 three1story home
anywhere on the hill. 1t 10 Of the hest con-
struction and would be hard to duplicate Mt
several thousand dollars above the price asked.
There are nine well proportioned rooms. two
complete baths: rear stairway; large double
rear porches; weather-stripped and screened
throughout; hot-water heat. electric lights.
Beautiful condition.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-12-06
The Climbers.

The Climbers Club met on Dec
1st at the home of Mrs. D. E. Ben.
nett, with Mrs. Hermon Dean as CO.
hostess.
The meeting was opened with
words of welcome by our president
to the visiting members of the Libra
ry Board.
Mr.. Smylie, as member Of the
Executive Board, made most i'm
pressive and appealing talk on the
subject of Our Public Library. He
explained the needs of the Library,
stressed a one hundred per cent mem
bership, and asked for the Clubs
cooperation.
Mrs. D. Cohn gave the history of
the Library. She told the Club what
the city gave to the Library and it
is most creditable.
Mrs. Hollands made very inter-
esting talk along the same line.
Mrs. Hale, as a past member OF
the board was asked to give gist
of the work, while she served, and
she enlightened her hearers on the
rules of the Library.
1t was then moved and seconded
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-12-06

that the Climbers Club give fifty dol
lars to the Library fund.
After the business hour the fol-
lowing program was enjoyed.
A delightful musical program by
Mrs. ]. C. Jenkins and her mother,
Mrs. B. M. Settle.
Mrs. McMullen gave most vivid
prologue to her paper Aspects of
the Modern Drama. Having just
returned from New York, her de-
scriptions of the theatres, actors and
actresses seen were most enjoyable.
Miss Alice Moreton read the paper
of Mrs. S. E. Moreton, which gave
us an unusual and interesting pic
ture Of Bernard Shaw's Plays as an
expression Of his views.
Mrs. C. B. Perkins paper, "The
Works and Style of Barrie, was
handled in delightful way charac-
teristic Of all her papers.
A short but pleasant social hour
was enjoyed.
Reporter.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-12-06
LINCOLNITES HAVE
OPAY TO HUNT
Supervisors Pass Order-Sher-
iff Issuing Permits
Gist of Order.

'In order to protect and preserve
the game of Lincoln county and ac-
cording to the acts of the Legisla-
ture," so the order reads, the Board
)of Supervisors have passed an order
requiring all those who hunt in the
county, over the age Of 16 years, to
pay yearly license for so doing.
The order is in effect now and Sheriff
Applewhite is already issuing licens-
es at the rate of $100 each for those
who use single and double barrel
guns. 1t costs hunter $3.50 to use
an automatic or pump. $4,000 is
assessed against any nonresident
of Lincoln county who wishes to
hunt in this county.
The order does not make any al
lowance for man hunting on his
own land and is specific and pointed
with reference to quail, squirrel and
fox. Game wardens have been ap-
pointed in every beat in the county
with head warden in Brookhaven.
Every officer Of the county as we'll
as land owners, have right to ar
rest any parties who do not exhibit
their license when called upon. A
fine of $500 to $4,000 with prison
sentence of i to so days is the pen
atty for violation of the law, while
any party caught selling or exchang-
ing quail has to forfeit all his dogs,
guns, etc., which are to be sold to
the best bidder and returns made at
the following meeting Of the Board
Of Supervisors.
A license of $4,000 is imposed on
nonresident bird-dog trainers. The
quail season is open from Nov. list
to March 1st.
Squirrel are allowed to be killed
from the first day of November to
the first day of February.
Foxes are not allowed to be shot
under any circumstance nor are they
to be dug out Of holes when "treed".
the chase being ended there, SO the
order reads, under heavy penalty.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-12-06
DEMONSTRATION OF
KU KLUX KLAN HERE
Initial Public Appearance With
Parade - Initiation Cere-
nlOny at Ball Park.

The Ku Klux Klan will make its
initial appearance on the streets OF
Brookhaven, Thursday night, Dec. z,
at $3.50 o'clock parading the princi-
pal streets in the business section, afs
ter which public ceremonial or
initiative service will be staged at
the Municipal Ball Park.
No admittance to the ball park can
be obtained until after the parade.
Circulars issued for the occasion
by the order say: I'VE respectfully
request that the same courtesies be
extended to us as we will extend to
the public on this occasion, and ad-
wise against any demonstration of
incivility."
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-12-06
Mississippi Conference Breekhaven
District.

Presiding Elder, H. NJ. Ellis; Ad-
ans, w. w. Nelson; Barlow, A. T.
Long; Bayoupierre, S. B. Watkins;
Bogue Chitto and Norheld, ]. 7.
Weems; Brookhavea, A. M Bread
foot; Crystal Springs, W. B. Jones;
Fernwood, H. L. Norton; FoxWorth,
]. w. Price, w. B. Waldrop, super
numerary; Gallman, J n. Abney:
Georgetown, Jas. w. Sells; Hazle>
hurst, w. H. Saunders: Magnolia,
c. P. Jones; McComb, Centenary, G,
H. Thompson, LaBraneh Street, A,
S. Oliver; eParl River Ave, ]. A.
Wells; Melville and Bude, S. F.,
Harkey; Monticello, R. A. Albums;
osyka, H. e. Raley; Pleasant Grove,
F. ]. Jones; Scotland, ]. L. Carter;
Summit and Topisaw, j. E. ]. Fer
guson; Tylertown, F. B. Qrmond;
Wessen and Beauregard, ]. .. Pur-
celli President of Whitwerth Col
lege, I. w. Cooper; Conference Evan
gelist, w. G. Griffin; Chaplain in U.
S. Navy, w. N. Thomas.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-12-06
SCHOOL BOND ISSUE
WINS BY BIC VOTE
Only AZ Voters Opposed to New
High School, While 667
Favor It.

Mondays election returns was
like an echo from Bryan's famous
campaign In 1855 Sixteen to One,
for that is approximately the ra-
ito by which the voters Of Brook
haven pEeelaimed for educational ad-
vancement and community progress
in carrying the bond issue for new
school building by vote of 667 for,
to AZ against.
The victory fsp this badly needed
improvement for the city is all the
sweeter In that 1t was SO oyerwheim-
ing. It shows conclusively that
BrookhaFsn can be depended upon
to keep step with other cities Of the
south in providing adequate accom-
modatichs for its children and young
folks.
1t is promised that the new strue-
ture will be building of which the
city may well be proud, and that it
will be properly equipped to care
for the eyer Increasing number of
students for years to eeme, Many
o.. the facilities heretofore lacking
for the full beneft of the pupils and
instructors will BE found in the new
Institution.
Brookhaven has always been a
breast. or iR advance, Of other cities
in every community and civic way,
with the sole exception Of its public
school building. Now that this ex-
ception can no longer be noted there
is no reason to doubt but that Brook
haven will be recognized for what 1t
is-the commercial and educational
center Of South Mississippi.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-12-06
Klan Invited to Prayer Service.

When committee representing
the Mems Weekly Prayer Meeting re-
quested the Leader to announce that
the members of the Ku Klux Klan
would be heartily welcomed , at
Thursday nights services at the City
Hall, at 7::30, it was probably the
first invitation to religious service
ever extended the members of the In
visible Empire.
"The Khan will be on parade that
night anyway stated a representa-
tive Of the prayer meeting, "and, as
their parade and initiation ceremo-
nies will not Begin until $3.50 o.
clock according to the posters, they
will have time to attend the prayer
service. Some of us felt like asking
them to attend this service, and not
knowing any other way to get the
invitation before them. we decided to
ask the Leader to publish the inyi-
tation."
Members of the weekly prayer
meeting stated that there would be
no attempt of any sort to pry into
The affairs Of the Ku Klux Klan, or
try to identify any Of the white ro-
bed figures who might attend the
meeting. 1T will just be regular
service, same as always, and the
Khan may worship in silence, undis-
turbed and unmolested in any way,
said the committee.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-12-06

Mrs. w. L. Bowers, who has been
i'll for the past two weeks, is now
improving, her friends are glad to
know.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-12-06
Wilson Foundation Fund,

The Wilson Foundation Fund Is
being promoted by Mrs. Ira L. Par
sons, chairman for Lincoln county,
whose quota is 5000. Mrs. Parsons
asks the pertinent question "Will
not 200 patriotic citizens send $1.00
each to apply to this fund.-" The
names of contributors will be pub
lished in the local press, Send eeA-
tributions to Mrs. ira L. Parsons,
Chairman Wilson Foundation Fund,
as a memorial to the Word War
President.
Mr.. George F,orshag is spending
several days with his brother. Mr..
F. l.. Forshag, and family.