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sr rAur. t!inn., Oct. Chester
Bryoriy, charged with ajsbensiiag Ere
water 10 the Indians living in and around
the little Town Of Motley on lie Norlhcrn
Pacific read, was brought before Com
missioner Spencer todny Tic hearing
was postponed until the 2nh instant to
enable the prosecution TO secure witness
es. Maj. Bracket, who arrested lSryer-
ly a! Long Prairie, whence Ne had flown.
states that the accused had been married
about 90 minutes before he was aprcc.
heuled
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WAsm&oToS, Oct. 29-1'oth houses
of congress, ii / o'clock today, adjourned
without delay. Senator IhsalIs by the
senate and Speaker Carlisle by the house
were trnaered vote of thanks. AS the
gayci f,ll in the house The correspondents
in the press gallery sang The long meter
DoEp'oay amid applause in the galleries
and demonstrations of approval from the
occupants of the hoof.
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Denver Races.

DENVER, Oct a0.--An immense con-
course Of people assembled on the grounds
of the Overland Park club this morning
TO witness The unusually interesting series
IF races arranged by the management of
the club for the fall racing season. The
program includes runaing trotting and
pacing races. The entries for the ynrious
purses and stakes are excellent, hoJh in
in quality and in number, and afford au
ample guarantee for a brilliant Ii amor
able meeting, Hereafter tho clab has
dfciicd 10 hold regular spring and fall
nrtrsca cnci, wear.
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.he Longest on Record.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2o.--The session
which will ciese today exceeds by zine
teen days the length OF lie session OF any
previous congress since siie foundation of
the government. During the session
II ,58s bills were introduced in the house
aad :, 55e in The senate. The president
has sent 10 he senate forty yetoes and to
the house eishty.nine. Very yoluminous
calendars 20 over in each house TO the
second session 1t is arranged sosn ga
congress congenes IN the second session
thar the senate will go right along with
the discussion of the tariff, while the
house viii lake up tie regular annual ap-
preparation bills.
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--------s---s . -.
Long John Wcntw CT tn Dead.

CHICAGO, Oct le.-Hon. John Went
worth, better known as Long John" a
man as well known as any in the west,
died at 7:4a this morning. Mr.. Went
woita was one of Chicagos Oldest citi
zens and in his dey was mayor IF the
city, congressman and editor o. a princ'-
pal daiiy paper here. Aewas 10 years OF
age and leaves an estate worth $1,000,
COO.
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B,s-.a's Bluff Salt adjourned.

New YORK, Oct ao-Gen. Adam
Badeea's suit for $4,000 against hrs. U.
$ Grant, for alleged services in prepar-
ing Gen Grant memoirs publication,
waa again adj3G-nsd before Justice Pat
tefson, o. the supreme CJt2fs, today, unit
the iirst Monday in November.
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YrsuANrt, Mich. Oct. tG.--Abo4t 8
o'clock this morning Tic boiler in the
Lowell paper mill exploded with great
force, completely wrecl<ing t1e bliildjna
and killing tue engineer and fataily IN
turing another ens,loye Loss about
S35 900.
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"Ihe hour of O'Clock hasing arrived, I
now declare the house adiourned sine dien
The announcement was received with az
p!suse, and the correspondents ia the
press gallery eviuccd heir tlalkiIlress by
chanting the dotologv.
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THE GRAPHIC.
,~Terrus Of advertising n.as i.ova % .ppa.

ts- Terms Of advertising mads kaeva o. appA.
cation.
~ Job work Of every description s1scassd =
the best style and at tho lowest rat1a
sN- Advertisements not accompanied b instrss.
tions will be inserted until oedsrsd ozt ~
charged for accordingly.
ES-Short communications on any suh3sot It h.
are acceptable il accompanied b - name a
tho author.
All matter intended for the nazs issas avsS
he in the office - early y Wednesday svsains -
insure publication.
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THE GRAPHIC

fB-Lncks but few months OF being tho ola,,,
newspaper in Brule county.
Hs-As an advertising medium it is not ezcc.led
by any newspaper in South Dukota.
e Has rapidly increasing circulation anon.
~ most intelligent Glass of people in Brule and
the adjoining counties.
ep-Has circulation second to none in thi. or
sdioinining counties. and paid up snbscr;pt;on
list it is believed superior.
~ la lively. spicy, independent, and devoted
solely to the interests of Kinball and Brule o.
everybody enioyes reading it. Give it n trial
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New cream put in with soar just be
fore hhnrning is almost al wasted Bet
ter save it TO shorten biscuit with.
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fIFTlETH CONGRESS-.
FiRSg SESSION.
sEEA'rR.

WASHINGTON, OFT. i3.-In tae senate to-
aal Senators Coc'Gcll and Spoouer discussed
he tariff bill, ani after a brief executive ses-
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SOCIETIES

SST. MARGhRET'S CATHOLIC CHURCU.
= SERVICES every alternate Sunday. Key.
ERther Stack, Pastor.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL Services every
~, sabbath at 1o:So Il; NJ. and 1850 pam. Sab
bath school after morning service. Bible Cores
pondonce School tunion) ard prayer meeting
every Thursday evening. Ladies Church Socia.
ty meets weekly Rey j. W. Bell Pastor
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amendment TO the constitution providing for
the constitution providing for the election OF
nited States senators BY the people.
a resolution tendering the thanks Of f--the
senate 10 Senator ingalls, 'ior the uniformly
able, courteous ard impartial manner In
which he lad prs rss.ded' was offered by SEN
ator salisbury and sdopted unanimously.
Al fce minutes before amessage from the
president announced his approval of sundry
sepato bills andioint resolutions.
Senator lngal!s then made short ipcech
thalkirg the senators for the resolution Of
thonks ac0!t d, and also for their eourlcsy
an1 Kindness, sitter Which the senate sd-
journed sine die.
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RENO POST. NO. 35. q, A r. Meets mt Mason-
Asic Hall tho first and third Wednesday in each
month.
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roylr -:l-.-.-y...r.r:, 2. -.
E-L-G-oTs-

l)kESBYrERlAN-Ser every Sabbath at
= = 1880 q, IN. and 7:3o p. m. Sabbath school nj
SCHOOL stunion) and prayer meeting t,,nion) every
Thursday evening. Rev. j. NJ. BoRgs, Pastor.
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GRAIN
Wheat-No. l hard. .........,.s 81 81
No. ! nortbern.... ........... II.
No , 9 .......... o.
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RRULE LODGE, NO Al. A. +. Il A. NJ. Reeu.
1Slar communication Friday evening on or be-
fore the full moon of each month. C. H. Caryi
w. IL; s. w. Kent. Sec.
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| the roof gives the necessary light and air. The
cost OF this improvement will be about $4,000.
Mr. PARKER MANNs RESIDENCE
A flne suburban residence Is TO be built BY MI.
Parker Mann, the artist, on Kalorama avenue,
Washington Heights The architect Mr.. Robert
/. Fleming has introduced many OF the artistic
suggestions OF Mr.. Mann into his plan, and the
confined result is house OF graceful proportions
which is 14O ieet allows lawn space and drtveways
on all sides OF the house This fact has had its In
tion OF the house. which will stand upon the brow
of the hill Overlooking the valley Of Rock Creek
and the lovely scenery OF the wooded heights
randahs and balconies. Up to the line OF the sec
ond story the house Will be built Of brick. The
wood covered with Shingles. The line Of
the roof will be broken with gables,
looking the south se al the o
the house. which Is So feet, allows spacious In
terror Arrangement In the center of the house is
The staircase is at the lower end, and wide win
an attractive feature. All the windows are alled
what, the olG-fashioned lattice windows. on one
side OF the hall is the parlor and dining and
on the other Is the reception room and library. In
the reception room the tower space with its
southern exposure, Will be fitted up as q small
conservatory. The kitchen occupies wing In the
rear, and is separated from the dining room by
the pantry and the space for the back staircase.
All the rooms on the first floor have Open-t1mbered
CelligS, ana In Jnc nail are carved WOOD screens.
studio building Will be erected ON the grounds
and also stable. The new house win be in the
Immediate vicinity OF the tine residences OF Messrs
Geo. Truesdel, Woodward, Lawrence Sands, s. 8
Shedd and others.
PROFESSOR KAsPAR's NEW HOUSE.
Plans for new residence for Prot Josef Kaspar
have been prepared by Mr. T. F. Schneider, archi-
tect The house will be NO. 1917 NJ street north
west, and will be % feet front, and viii be three
stories high and finished basement, The plan
a
base To the SllS OF the first story windows AT the
entrance Is stone pOrtlcO, with the steps to the
side. wide square bay window extends to the
third floor. The front finishes with high red
slate roof, which Is relieved by graceful pedi-
ment and dormer. The first floor has an entrance
hall OF liberal dimensions, staircase hail. parlor,
library, dining-rOom, pantry, and music ball "a
feet by 40 feet, lighted by large Skylight On the
upper floors there are ten chambers and two bath
rooms, ample closets. linen rooms, &C.. &C. The
WOODWORK OF the interior will be finished In Oil,
with cabinet gloss. The house will be heated by
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nerve to put distance between himself and his
furious pursuer his coat-tail flosted out behind
then he cast terrified glance backward over his
right shoulder, but except for that he devoted all
n snss s, No him s ON 10 IN, me
gallop, head bobbing up and down at every leap,
nose well down for the sake Of speed but pair Of
glitter1ns, Jet black, wicked. little eyes fixed on
the ong-legged figure numbering along in front.
His mouth was open for breath and business; he
uttered little grunt every now and then, and Ii
Behind him, at q little distance, Black Joe came
tearing along, hatleSs, obatlesS and broomstick
N hand, his soul also In arms and eager for the
, nYoa BiIlyr shouted jos. "you BnlyI come
But Billy had made an appointment with the
cracker, and he meant to keepit.
terrified native. Hes gaining on you'll"
drew IN ts swept Sy IKE hurricane and
raced after to see the result.
Inc bear presently made q sudden squirt, closed
the tail OF that long coat. He Caught a corner OF
Il ful! and fair, and thought he had his enemy al
!ast put the cloth gave way, and the corner only
than before. With a disguised growl that sounded
91i1e uSe swear word, he spat out the piece OF
caOsa a ana pore down on the quarry for something
Nearly the whole length Of Main street ran the
racers, tne bear with blood in his eye chasing the
cracker, and the negro, with bludgeon in his
II
Ie STORES dlsgorged their occupants and the
m mnoie population bore down In pursuit Dogs
threatened mischief and people In vehicles farther
up tne street quickly turned them about and
whipped away.
Although it was the nveliest race Jacksonville
ever saw, ~ was dead heat between the cracker
anu the pear. BY the time the suburbs were
reacheG the race had begun to tell on them both,
wien Black Joe, by a splendid squirt on the last
quarter. nnaliy overhauled the bear and began to
R ouno MIN over the head with his club a la Capt.
WlnIamS The race was over, and at the finish
ana tne cracker as when they started-two bear
bllly retired to bis yard with the proud con-
SctouSneSS of having nearly scared mis- tormentor
10 deatn during the entire course OF long, stern
chase, which TO his mind was the next best thing
10 lunchlng on him. Black Joe, for his part TOOK
grim satisfaction in Claiming Billy up at his old
stand with the same chain that broke so oppor.
tuneiy, ana when this fact became generally known
no one else ever cared to assume the risks involved
In teasing that bear.
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When Easter Comes.

At Esstertide-at Eastertide,
My lady sits her lord teside,
And with a coaxinZ look and mien,
Says, ''Dear. if you had only seen
The bonnets that saw to-day,
I'm sure you say Make no delay,
But choose at once, whate'er the cost
Nor let Q moments time be lost
For ho would wish his wife to 10
A fright for all the world to see,
When every lady in the land
Appears in Easter toilet grands"
On Easter mormon Easter morn,
A marvel doth her head adorn,
Built up OF flowers and of lace,
And from beneath my lady's face
Beams on her too-indulgent lord
The while they take their walks abroad;
And when with sweet aid pensive smile
she giides adown the broad, church aisle,
The Easter lilies tall and fair
Wear not more unconscious air.
While other danes, on reckonings bent,
know every farthins she has spent.
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To Wed the DUO dc Gaze.
MISS SINGER WANTS MONEY TO FAY her MARRIAGE
EXPENSES.

David Hawley, executor Of the estate of Isaac
NJ. Singer, has received a letter from Isabelle
Blanche Singer, who is in Paris, asking him to re-
quest the courts to allow her the OF $50 600 to
meet the expenses OF her coming marriage with
the Due de Gaze. Miss Singer is one OF six chill.
dren OF Isaac singer, the sewIng-machne manu.
facturer, by his third and latest surviving WIFE,
He died IL England In 1875, leaving a fortune
OF about S13, 900 and three wives. There was
q contest over the estate which was finally ended
in decision that his third wife was his lawful
wife, and entitled to the money. She is now the
Duchess de Camposelce. and has resided In Paris
with her daughter Isabelle since 1879. Miss Singer
in nineteen years OLD. and is to be married April
25 Due de Gaze belongs to one OF the oldest fam
lilies OF France, but has no fortune. Miss singer is
WORTH however, about a million and hall which
Mr.. Hawley says, sis set apart for her sole and
separate use free from the Interference or control
OF any husband she may marry" Her willingness
to pay the marriage expenses however, Is taken
an indication by her friends in this city that
she VIII not let her husband want for pocket
money.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auc,onesrs.

hUNCASsoN Bros AuctioneerA
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON, ONE OF THE
CHOICEST LOCATIONS IN fHE CITY BLING
rAkT OF LOT SIXTEEN. IN sQUARE Two
ThE INTERSECTION OF sIREET AND We
SiNlA AvENuE FRONTING on THE A0Rl-
DkLD FEET AND IN PLAIN vIEW or Tll
SMITHSONIAN GROUNDS II HAS ABOUT
THREE THOUSAND FEET OF PARKIN0 AID
~ ~ ONLY sIRr AAL "a SQUARE FRoA bELT Lrxs
=. By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme oours -
pss.sd IN cause ~ sSs s%S Martha Asa:ssSn
eomplaanant and Philip Ferris st a. defendansa NJ
IMELfTA. a; .. lses. o. FIVE o'CL0Ck. On 6e
prenisea sell the following dsec1bed rsal eseas ~
nated in aid pistrict to W.T. Az tnss pss o. lot ~
lot numbered IA and running thence southweroly II
feet inches % 3Ofoot alley: theDce weetwordly ~
feet: thence northwardly - feet % Virginia evenoA
and thence eastwardy with vrglnis avenus 81 ~
feet Of ground more or iess-
Terms OF sale: One-thfrd cash the balance N I've
equal instAlmenta In sx and twelve months ffom dny
OF sale per interest," the cash payment -
deposit Of 900 shaf be made the dine a ala @
all cash st option Of purchaser Decree o. court 80
trustee 70 cell property whole a In 1920
rate Purchaser 20 defr1y cost Of convSyanctnG
terms Of sale are not complied with within ten dAyB
after the day Of sale the trustee rsssrvss the y
ing purchaser purchaser after i've days public
tice N such resale An some newupaper pubbshe1 -
washington. ID. O. Abstract Of the Heal kseaso Ne
mh3l-d&as o33 - 40
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AN INDIAN RAID.
AN oLD-FAsHroNED MASSACRE ON THE FRONTIERS
The Sdvd0es on the War Pdth-Red KniJes Ter
ribte Raid-Miriam Dane, the Belle and Herofn,
Of the Frontier, Made Prisoner-Ka Cursor, IN.
Famous Scout and Indian Fighter, to the Rescue
AN INDIAN RAID,


RED KNIFE, an Indian chief Of unparalleled cruelty
and ferocity, while raiding the frontiers and mas
sacreing the Inhabitants. captured . beautiful
white girl-MRIAM DANE-whom he resolved to
save alive and drag TO his Lair. he also took
MIRIANs parents alive, 50 as to compel the heroic
girl to obey him In order to save them from tor.
ture.
KIT CARSON, the famous Scout and indian fighter;
was warm friend OF the DANES, and he resolved
70 rescue them at al hazardA He knew RED
KMFH'e nendish character, and fully and koenly
realized the awful fate which MIRIAA DAN1 would
meet unless he should rescue her. HIS non-nke
soul was: deeply aroused, and all his unequaled
sk1u and cunning a. q scout and Indian fighter
were displayed In tracking BED KNIFE down. The
account OF the varied and tragic incidents attend
ing KIT CARsoNS heroic efforts 70 save NnIAN
DANE forms the most Interesting, the most TO
mantle, and the most thrilling Indian story which
has ever been told since America was discovered
and the contest between the white man and the
red man began.
ROBERT BoMNxRs soNs publishers Of the New
York Ledger, arc 90 confident OF the success of
this great story OF RED KNIFE; on KIT CARsoN's
LAST TRAIl, that they have printed for free dis
tribut1on over two million sample copies OF the
New York LEDGER containing the opening chap
tefS q this most wonderful Indian story, which are
now being distributed nom house TO house In this
city; and any person who has not had one OF theoe
sample copies can get one free OF expense By sim-
ply sending his name ana address TO the Lecldey
once It the Cufner Of william and Spruce Streels
new YORK.
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Making an April Fool OF Her.
From judge
"Oh mai" said little LII, who was out with hel
mother, "Let me go and tell that lady that some
one has been making an April fool Of her, Jus,
look at that funny thing on the back OF her dress
"Hush, my dearv replied her mother; "Thal
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PECULIAR CHARACTERISTICS OF THE INHABITANTs-
ENTHRALLED BY sOENE, SCENT AND SOUND
BEAUTIFUL woMEN-HAT FACTORIEs IN CUBAN
HOMES.
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NOR SALE-HOCSES.
Il 1ll6 Conn. ave, b.


A<NO
1!l6 Conn. sve,.h; 1901 st. NV, b. h,
lS4g VI aye NV, p; 600 2?s st W.. b-h- oo,,
l5 ,S0 Il st NV. b.h; 2C6I ST. NV 6h.. 49,
41s go e NV BIS zoo 400 st NV Bin: H. Wv,
1913 10th St NV. '0O es an and SIS 81 q
a6 81 Mt Il aGE. IL 600 we hand houses ooo
BE- NV On. 600 sic fe1 to $50 Md ave. 300
:. W.: $500 st St bet It Z tsi and il $1,000 8
~ r 6h i ai srs7so IL ~ sS f4s st n
I've NV - 5000 1s6i and iso5 St. goOo
ad5s st NV. sOO0 ss a6 IN us rs S and
2fs ina: NV, Wv 81 ssss st
ltls a0ts St NV Nv so5 Oh St sc. bly, wv
Cap: and sts. 1854: 1914 4t6 st 'i n.
1908 5th st. n.w- bin, ~ $50 Boundary st NV,
Is st NV oh, LIB ea iaa Madison 1900
81 $500 ST. NV. FIJI, Ar. Zoo
The above Is only portion Of the property my
EoR sALE-THosE FOUR FINE RESIDENCES
s1 SS Of sh r and s.. IL rooms and bath the
$4,000. Inquire at 474 o st. mh30- In.
ErOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND CELLAR, FUR
M ade M @ sso src. LOT
S %S :s}s ;ss.s'si, H.ddoxzs
EOR sALE-6TH ST, NEAR B ST. n. E, A GOOD
5ou.s and Isr brick and BATH
80. MAOao&ASS CAMPBELL
mh3O-3te lO0s-lO10 St NV.
LOR SALEM DESIRABLE AND IMPRoy.
II ing section Of the northwest convenient to cars
and herdcs, . charming tnew) bay window brick
House, seven rooms and bath, cabinet manes plenty
cheapest houses in the city, $4,000 1t viii do you
sGSS e isst st b
EoR sALE-A FINE SMALL BUSINESS PROP.
nearly new seven-room frame Houses: modern i'm
FSS sns sm Hs c6isS st. ne near shs.s
per foot Two original Lots, st.. near New Hamp-
.Ss 60
Lot 18th IT., near Dupont Circle
ENOR sALE-FoUR TwO-sTORY FIvERoON
- psw Bricks: 18th It Sc rent for e12 per month
'; %sa 2 aesss.in IN op.v,
sxA ~ ! NEW Is HS Use ROOMS
Bargain On 18th IT.; 2ox75 r.; BRICK house.
mh20-3t. l42s New York ave-
E0R sALE-NEw THREE-srORY BRICK Dwell
al modern improvements Handsomely pspersd. To-
.ss :S 'T f6Slf ss $500
EQR SALE : THREE DESIRABLE oOKNER
SiS Wn .s =, e ~, iocsssd northwest; st e7.50Q
DO. T7IEE : RUTHERFORD.
ECOR. sALE-vERY PLEASANT THREE-sToRY-
EsstCsptoi ounds Essy ssrs or smsiier p neer
Y part sxchanss Inquire - 4O9 Maple ave, Lsbroit
EoR, .sALE-l6lO Q ST.: 22fi2O; io ROOMS;
J v,n 3 :eia cheap; prsos reduced 4 < PxKKEk.
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THE JoY OF The RESURRECTION NUsICALLY tx
raEssED IN TIE RELIGIOUS SERVICES OF THE DAY
-aTNAS VOICES USITE WITH The ORGAN AND
ORCHESTRA IN -HE TR1BrTE OF song.
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EOR sALE-l6lO Q ST.: 22fi2O; io ROOMS
Il built in most approved manner for owners -
WI es soid cheap; pracs reduced 4 Il PAkkER
mhx3-12t l4l6 81
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

E,oR SALEM ALEXASDRIA-Two FINE LOTS
lSnl0o 10 10 foot alley, at Is cts two blocks
Christ Church Is from Wash. depot. 20 min from De-
partnents food church and school hydrant
water, not from river but from inland through
me reservoir clear and pure; gss carriers deliyeys
demand Tor orOom dwellings l. per cent gestment:
facilities for building at low cost: building
associations Address L. A. B.. 6Ol Queen st. Alex
andria. Va