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modern architecture and OF the finest quail
itv OF contraction.
S4.e5O. Beautiful corner house ia
$1.5oc cash. fne section northwest;
$3.50 monthly. bedrooms: hlg sleeping porch;
electric lights.
$500 Mt. Pleasant: rooms. .
81 $50 cash. baths; . sleeping pcrches. \
$3.50 monthly. very artistic home. with
every attraction.
4.a50 Comfortable Groom house
500 cash, northwest: near line,
$3.50 monthly. electric light: hot water
heat; laundry: south front.
$3.50. Best section Mt. Pleasant:
$3.50 cash. beautiful outlook: 8 rooms.
$3.50 monthly. y sths: sleeping porchcs;
up-to-date appointments.
$3.50 Fine section northeast: six
500 cash, rooms and bath: very deep
$3.50 monthly. yard; furnace heat: double
oak floors: Tprches-
$s9T On wide avenue northwest;
$500 cash. six rooms: sleeping porch:
$3.50 monthly. electric light; bct-watc.
heat; outside pantry.
$1,000. Corner house Mt. Pleasant
supcrhly located; . rooms:
all modern conveuiences
The monthly payments include interest.
Tor keys TO Inspect any Of these homes cali
al ONCE OF
MIDDAUGH SHANNON. Incorporated.
Owner, 2n5 Colorado bldg. 18th and ~.
NO place like homo: home Ike ours.
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FOR RENT-BY s. F..
934 New York
221 Eye nw.1tr.b. 40. OK
633 L NV, 1Or. b. .3S. On
1929 lst nv. Or. b. 81. sc
1929 9th NV. l0r. b. $40
Ala NJ nv. 81. h. ST. 50
s25 9Th NV, Sr, b. 80 "
1899 S NV. Ir. b. .35. A
81 + nv, II. b. ..32.1
1913 Center nw. 6. b32. SO
1920 9th NV. Or. 80. SO
900 NJ NV. Or. b. ..2S. 81
1912 Riggs NV. sr. b&.0
40 N Y av nw.Sr. bass
300 II NV. Or. b. -. 25.5(
116 9th ne, Or, b. .2.3C
704 Quincy nw.S. b. %. 20
s. K ne, 1ir. b. %. 50
30 D NV. Or. b. =. Is. SO
1928 Sth NV, 7r.b. o.
63S NJ NV. 6r, b.. %. 80
800 Q NV. 7r. b. .S.N
1909 Marion nw,1, be-. 80
1887 c ne. Or, b. 2.5(
1910 9th NV, 6r.b. e. Sc
lh2S D ne. 7r. b. ..2.5n
307 K nv, 6r. b. ..2.W
il19 I ne. 6r. b. .21.5C
f55 @ NV. Or, b. .@.J
AIS & ne Or. b. .@.5l
1914 Pot av &c. Or, BIO. SC
Gal 11th ne, CRIB. .20.G
2224 G nv. Or, b. 1880
1898 Morse ne. Or. bits
40 H'kman SEER. bio. 80
900 4th ne. Or. b. 1850
704 e l Az nv, Or. WIG. 90
S14 Mich ev nee. wl6.@
1914 Nd av ne, ". Is. 10
922 6 sw, 6r,w. 1850
GOT Morton nw. 81. bis. 80
73S N ] av NV. 5r. w15.N
$40 9Th ne. 5r, w.15. a
1922 Il Sc, 6r, b. lis. 30
1918 4th ne, Or, Il. q
1921 9th nw,5r.w. 100
2345 Sher av "a. w15.00
9i7 list Sc. 7r. b. IA. 10
1924 Ga nv NV g, VIA. 90
1923 R'dale ne, g. ". 49, Sc
l414 U Sc. Or. b. 1850
COLORED TENANTS.
l346 T NV. Tor, b. .36. 80
1906 9th NV, Or, b. 80. 81
533 T NV, 7r. b. . .2S.Jh
20l6 7th uw. sto. u.
413 . NV. ar. b. .27.J
723 4th NV. 7r,b. .27.6o
315 Mo av NV. Tor. OFT 20
14IS 10th nw.6r, b. 20
1858 Attn NV. 7r, b. 1850
1898 Champlain ave
nv, 6r, b. 1850
637 L nv, 7r, b. F.. .22.5C
1856 9th NV, 81. b. 20. 50
205 Morgan nw,6, b. 80
036 L nv. Sr. ". .2l. so
f723 Seaton nw.5. BIO. 80
1904 XII, pT Rr Il ~ n
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LEGAL NOTICES.
BURTON MACAFEE, Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict of Coumbia.-Edwtn Guthrie The
Unknown Heirs. Devisees and Alienees OF Rich
ard r. Queen, decea sed.-Equlty. No. 32162. Doc
The object of this suit is 20 establish the tite
Of plaintiff against defendants. Dy adverse pos
session, lot ''D'' In Benjamin Po'lards sub
division OF original lot .. in square $50. the
same was recorded January 80. 1880. in Book
y. X. at page ~. IN the official records OF
the District OF Columbia surveyors office. On
motion OF the plaintn. by his attorney. Burton
Macaree il H. this twentieih day OF October.
1918. by the court ordered that the defendants.
the unknown heirs. devisees and alienees az
Richard r. Queen. their appegrnpe 10 br
entered herein on or before tiie first rule day
occurring three weeks after the first publication
of this order. good cause therefor having been
shown To the ga isfaction OF the court: otherIis'
the cause viii be proceeded with IN cas-. of
default. A copy Of this order shall H. published
once n week for four successive weeks. IN tbe
Washington Law Reporter and Evenin: star.
prior said return day. WENDELL y. STAT
FORD Justice. tSeail 4 tr7ie -opy. TEST:
J. II. YOUNG. Clerk. By r. T.. BELEN. A.
slstanf clerk. oc1 = DOS. lH
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNIsHED aContie ued }.

FOR RENT-TwO-FAMILY FLATS. NEAR
two car lines. containing bath. separate en-
trante, back yard and front lawn; 81 month
Apply Agent, 1922 18th st. Sc.
FOR RENT-13o. CONN. AVE. NV. IMMEDi-
ateiy adjoining British embassy: large. spacious
house, admirably adapted for entertaining; has
Is rooms and bathrooms; i'll perfect con-
diton.
PHILLIPS CO. $50 John Mar hall place.
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FOR SALE-
HANDSOME COLONIAL HOMES.
FaIRMONT ST. NV.
NOS. I'LL. Ills. ill3-
PRICE. si.915. CONVENIENT TERMS.
Different and superior to anything you have
seen. They combine attractivcncss In style and
perfection in arrangement with faultless con
struction-
Have six large, bright rooms, beautifully fin
tshed throughout and decorated in the most CT
fcctiyc style. Have double floors: combina-
ton gas aud electric light: hot-water heat
tile bath: double front and back porcbes.
BUILT BY LANE BROS.
You will admire thesc handsome homes when
you them.
SAMPLE HOUSE. Ills FAIRMONT STREET.
OPEN SUNDAYS.
FRANCIS \. BLCNDON.
SELLING AGENT. 707 G ST.
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pSON 4 60. 1885 F NV.
1857 willard, Or. b.25.a0
4c6 18th Sc. 4r. 1880
FOR COLORED.
16S Irving. 4r, b. .i1.S0
2422 18th nv, Ar. b. 618-DJ
The Erie, apt. :. b. $50
1903 N ] av sc, Or, bl6.9 90
2l2 V NV. 5r.....lZ.5O
81 Pierce ST. IT. 90
k1aRp A Sc, 5r.....10.W
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FOR RENT-BY GEO.
TIA Pa.
NV, 1152 18th. IIr.
2b .-...........s S3.33
W.i7Gi IT, Ior,b.42.1
NV, 1923 Col nj. ST.
b. garage ....... 200
Nw.127 10Th. Or. b. 1856
NV .2l14 II. Tor. b. 81. 81
NV. 197 10Th st. 80. 30
SW.2I44 1. Orb. 800.
NV ,JE3 18th. Or. b.S0.:n
NV. 4S3Newton. 6r. b30. o
NW.702 T. Sr.b. so. On
MEAS Q. sf. b....@.3
NW..413 Pa av. Or.
wv. 1921 3bth. e.. 80
NW.8 l.. sr. b. .25. so
SE.32., S c av. Or. b. so
NE. 6x2 Sd. Sr. b.. .2.5d
Ne .622 nth. 81, b. .A.OO
NE.3SS Sth. 6r. WHO
APARTMENTS.
NV, ,. 4, Sr and h
0pts in the Octa-
via. .$2S. 30 to SIS. CO
NV. 1913 y. 5r.b .55. w
NV. i&l3Euclid. Or. bE. 90
NV. lS@ G.. Or. h. $3.50
NV. 1SJ3 r. Copley
apis. or, b. 80. 60
NV "'7 y. 6r.b ..4..O
SW, 1908 c. Sr. b. -" =
NW.S2 =. Or. b.. .9.G
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UNFl RNiSHED 1Con1inued1.

FOR RENT
6a7 Md sw, Tor St5al 1862 Cor NV III A ~
1523 sfh NV. Or ;S, 6J 1928 Irving nw. Or 50 %
1o15 NV. pr. Sd 81 3ssQs, TIA NV, 80 80
1881 9Th NV. Sr. q 80 90 av ne. Or. -. -
i42S NV, 6r.-. To- 1889 X ney ne. ar .G'.v1
80 Lamont nv, 6-. "a 30 1916 Nd ne 81. 25.c }
2S3i Ga NV, 6r. - % y2S 10th NV, Or. p 90
7o9 NV. Sr. q so al:s Fra NV NV Or 20.
all ne. 1r 1850 61S 10Th sw, or.. 1850
1922 1 ne 6r- -lS-5) 2S+ Bryant NV, 6r Is 20
H345 Sd ,6rl 80 los sth Sc. or 500
1914 l. NV, Tor. ~ 1927 ne, Or. 30
1882 Cap Sc sr- -1t.opi s114 18th nv. 6r. i6-ro
2221 9th NV. Sr-. 1G.'o sos 18th sw. 6r 10 %
Ala 11th sw. ar 80 80 W NV. Or. loo
APARTMENTS.
1745 Cap ne. IT. $500 270o nth NV, or % 50
80 . NV, Or. II 81 90. NJ me- $50
424 Ridge NV. ir. .1350l POSI- Vt av NV, 81. $50
$50 5th NV. ,ir .155oi 1918 ! sy DIV. 4r. Is ID
443 Neal pl nw,3r. Hoo 1905 LIST NV. ar. 1870
STABLES.
Resr OCT IL ~ Rear 4i6 " NV. S. 90
A. 5. CAYWOOD. 915 y. Y. ave. NV. Phi. MILO
2Us
FOR RENT-.ol Ne: ROOMS: HOT
water heat: $3.50. J. A BUTLER. 14c5
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". Id " n Inc
ave. nv.
, ;E. 1908 Pa av,5r.b. 1850
VISA 1th. 81. b. 1900
STORES. ETC.
wv. 735 9th. store. rs. 90
NV, s14 III. store. 40. 90
Sn9 11th. store. 90
NW.3033 Z. store 300
NV, 1S4S 9TH. sto.3a.O0
NV. ca29 L. sto&fit. 80. 90
lNW.l715 Fla av.stoI5.5o
NV. Warehouse 1910
W,:Ii7 +. store 1880
NV, storage room -. 90
STABLE OR GARAGE.
iNW.2116 Il st. 139
stalls ........115.O
iNW.1126 10th. rear,
3 stalls 1000
NV. 1126 18th, rear.
garage. . rooms. 800
INV, 2oJ6 T. st. rear.
9 stalls 1850
NV ,2Q~s} L st. rear.
garage ..-..--... S.u
! COIORED TENANTS.
NV. 1919 q. 12r. h. 80. 80
ENW.10S 21st. 6r . p. -. 30
NV, 2o23 l.. 1r. b.2S.!1
INV, 1,A F.. b. % ~
INV, l11S SeatoD st.
or and water. $500
NV. 800 X, 5r, b. 1850
AL
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UNFINISHED.

FOR LEASFs-IN THE BRUNSWICK, 1882 I ST.
nv, opposite Franklin Park; several choice
spsrtnents of seven rooms and bath $50:
four rocLne and bath, $40 and ~. 30, and
three rooms and bath, $50. Inquire Of
superintendent.
FOR LEASE - IN THE CUMBERLAND. ON
Thomas Circle. front apartment on fourth
story I'VE rooms and bath, $55; cafe In
the buldiug.
THE LoNspALE. 2lss CALIFORNIA AVE-
A desirable apartment Of eight rooms and
tvo baths, at $7S; three rooms and bath,
$50; two ROOMS and bath, $25; cafe IN the
building
THE DARLINGTON. 18th ST. NORTH OF CO
ard bsss. $3.50. and three rooms and
Tl;E WELLINGTON. nth ST. AND PARK
SstS. ssa5 spa''"e'' 'n'ee '''''' anu
TIE cAvENprsH. 1923 COLUMBIA ROAD
An apartment Of four rooms and bath.
$3.50; three rooms and bath; $3.50. and
$50; two rooms and bath $3.50.
TIE ROCHESTER,, 1893 MERIDIAN sT;.AN
apartment of four rooms and bath. $3.50;
three roouns and bath, $3.50.
Gle WALTON. 14is R ST. N.w.-AN ArART:
ment OF four rooms and bath, $S3.oo'
three roous and bath. $3.50.
TIE NEWTON. 1910 h ST. N.w.-AN APART.
rooms and bath. saoso and $3.50.
TIE LANDMoRE. 1888 cath ST N.w.-AN
apartment of four rooms and bath. $25.
The MORTON. 1892 ST. Nw.-AN APART.
neut OF four rooms and bath. $SI so: three
rooms aud bath. $3.50. and two rooms
aud bath. 5000
swARTzELL. RHEEM & HENsEY CO..
T27 18th st. nv.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF STATE,
Washington. ID. e.. October -, 1sl3-In-
formation has been received this departms nt
FROM George A. Bucklin. jr. American consul
general at Guatemala City. Guatemala. Of the
death September 4, 1913, at Guatemala
CITY, Guatemala. Of Oscar Fleinister Ameri-
can citizen The legal representatives OF the
deceased obtain further information BY APP
pIyingr TO this department. Per dispatch No.
$50 dated September TO- 1918.
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SAUL CO..
ave. Main I'll.
1889 Walter Sc, Or, BIO. 90
637 y nv, Or, w. 1000
1911 y nv, Or. W. 1880
- o NV. IT. b. ...lS.D
as Pierce nv Or. b. 1900
AS N NV, Or. ". $500
$500 o nv. 5r. ". 1890
1902 10th NV. Or. w.17.O
1882 9th NV. 5r,w.16.Jl
GOT Morton nw.5. b. l6. 70
S36 V NV, 3r,b. 1850
3O2H Bryant nv. g. b15.0O
45s " nv, 5r,w. rs. 20
314 Ky av se,5r.b. Is. 80
1903 B ne. 5r, b. ). 10. 80
| 2219Water NV. 6r. wl5.O
1888 9th NV. 9 ( r..15.W
7OS Barry pl NV, IT,
" .14.W
412 Wash'n ST NV. 14.M
40 Wash ct NV. ..l4.M
416 Wash st nv. 1880
40 Wash NV, or, ". H. 50
334 " NV. 4r.w...l2.0
226S 9th NV, 4r, w.11.6
al Prather's ct, 4r,
W ..............J1. Low
1854 Sth NV, Or, W. 1880
Rear GIL NJ NV. a. so
2l28 NY av nw.4.w10.60
lI072 Goth nv. 6r,w. 10. SO
1908 4th ne. 4r.w.10.0
g Goat al NV, Ar. wiO. 90
IS F'ton ct w.Irwl0. 90
% Med al NV. 4r.w ". 1000
1911 Linden ne. Or, wS.5c
1926 Harrison CT Sc,
OFFICE ROOMS.
SIC r nw.1r,lst q. 1900
s02 eth NV. Or. $500
436 7th nw.M. 50
STORES.
POLL 14th NV. store.
Sr, b ......... 5000
1903 7th NV, store.
7r. b 1910
3 N 7 av ne. .H.SO
1924 9th NV. store
& dwelling $500
1924 7th NV. store
and dwelling ...5S.W
1909 9th NV. store.
12r. b ..........58.8
% IA NV. sto&dw ABA
1871 7th NV. $500
93S Sd nw.stO&dw So. 90
S2l @. sto. Ar. b. .32.@
1909 n ne. sto&dw .&.M
1923 9Th ne. st. 5r. b. 800
1913 Fla av NV. sto. ESQ
1902 N Cap ST. .0.oo
1909 Fl ne ....1S.0
c253 18th nv, store.
q. " ..........B. 90
2O3l Ga av. sto. ...12.W
500 Md av ne, store
and I room 1000
TOO 11fh ne 10. 40
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FOR RENT-CAYwOO1
1921 Y. y,
1851 IT nv, Or. .S42. 50
1873 Vt av NV. ST.. Bat 90
310J 18th NV. 4r.b 40
726 Limit nv. 6r, bc5- 30
63f TaIrmont NV,
Sr, n ....-.-.-. sS-o
1H6 r NV, Sr. .E. %
$40 Tngrahatn NV,
CRIB ...-...-..- ~. ~
61S II NE. orb. II. 30
1902 G. nc. 6r, b. Ia. 80
1919 10th NV. Or. IL. 20
40 Franklin NV,
IT ......-.-- it.eu
FL
7ls 18th NV. 2r. $500
6I1iz Park rd nv,
orb ...-....-. ".W
81 L nv, 5r.b. .15.W
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} q GARRETT.
ave. NV.
115 18th ne. 5r.b. -14.30
1897 VI av NV. ST., b31. 20
1928 10th NV. Sr, 81. 70
800 NJ av NV. or,b 50. 50
1917 10th NV. SRI -. 80
3oj NY sv nv. SRI 20. 20
1886 VI Nv nv. 7r.22. 80
1898 e ne. 6r, b 20. 80
1897 7th NV. 4r. II 30
624 Inc. Or, b. IL. 80
Al. Il Sc. Or. 10 30
lls Pierce NV. Or = j. so
1915 NY az NV or so
ITS.
l413 9th NV. Jr.b.25. 30
"a Todd pl ne.5r.b 1900
2640 I NV, Or, b. IL. 80
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.
FOR SALE

FOR SAI.E-
These homes are all splendid examples OF
modern architecture and are Of the finest quail
iiN OF contraction.
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345 NJ sw, t.dw 20. 90
$40 G sw. Orb -..19.W
GA r sw. Sr,b. Is. 80
1914 18th nv, Sd
q, ...........1S.D
4T4 | sw. Or. b. %
So Il sc. 6r. .1o.J
343 Mclean ay sw,
SIS & ~ ..---..1Z. 90
III II sw, 7r-h. b 125O
1e0:1a 9th sw, 5r. 1000
I'll. II sw. Sr.h. ..9.W
COLORED.
1346 T NV, Tor, b. 36. 80
$50 b sw. 6r. ....2.0
206 L sw. Or. Is. 81
1915 I'd NV. Or. .1h.W
100 Sd sw, .6r. ..142a
$50 G sw. Or. - .1o.W
20 sd sw. 5r. .13.U
GO. yuE 18th ST, NV.
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FOR RENT
1925 + NV, LIT,
ID sou
1884 22nd NV, 12r.
SD lou
1916 T NV. 10r.b sac
l1SS Ore av. CRIB $50
206 AZ sw. st. dw.32 5'
1893 V NV. Orb. 300
zoos Euclid. CRIB 2T.5
TO F ne. Or. b. .25.J
re + ne. Or. b. .25. )
1903 ~ sw. st.dw,2o.O
1880 FL ne, Or, b. 20
1926 NJ av NV.
GID .......-...s -. D
GOT Md av sw,
Orb .......--.-o.o
1913 II ne, 6r, b. 20. 3
o19 F he. Or. b. 20. B
61S eth sw. Or. b. 20. )
JOHN QUINN CO..
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FOR RENT 1873 NJ. 12r, b.. 60 90
isiS NJ i2r b. 300 1lis NV. l1r,b. IS. 90
1919 2Ist, Ter b. 5000 1871 X. 11r. b.. 40. 90
1882 jefferson pi so 90 1922 Eye NV, 7r. 20 90
STONELEIGH COURT.
A few very desirable apartments now vacant
from $50 TO $165 q month.
THE OLYMPIA, 14th and Euclid.
Very desirable apartments. 3 rooms and BATH
5 rooms and BATH to MONS and bath. fTcm $25
$40 TO 500 month.
FITCH. FOX & BROWN,
1888 L ST. nv.
FOR RENT-(NEAR 9th ST AND y. Y. AVE.
n.w) for business or residence. Sl3 l NV.
next TO OF 9th,. 10-r,om and bath
brick $37 80. GEORGE HENDERSON. Real
Estate. ti1S st. NV. Phone Main 1903.
FOR RENT HE.14l1 G. Orb. 1850
NV 1913 E. store. Ter, iSE 919 Pot ay. 6r.. u so
..... .$75O0 Sc. I'LL 10th. Or. IL 80
NV. l44a r. ST. 2b IS 90 sE. 40. 18th. or lO.51
wv 2l20 1ssh. Or b. 42.O lSW.2l9 9Th. Or h. d so
NV 1906 9th Tor 1850 IsW34 Md On. b. *. 90
NV 4c4 o. tr b. % 80 iSW .940i.Va av. Or. .16. so
NV 1928 Sth 81. b. % 80 SW 800 Va av. Ar 49, so
NV, 1905 4th. G.. :. l6 40 ISW.314 Mclean av.
NW,2a1o H. store 1900 Sw .615 C. 6r IA. 90
NV. 1909 9th. 4r.. 3ao SWEET G 3r. so
NV. Alb Goth. 6r 10 10 NEl 1U6 h. Or. b. 500
NV, 252S F. 6r..- $50 NJ 80 L. Or. h.. .20.5o
NV. 20iO II. rocms.50o lNE,ss Myrtle, 6r. u.s. 40
NE. HOO Sth. II. % 90
The Vincetta, . rooms and bath 500
The Nincetta rooms and bath -. 1850
OFFICES-NORTHWEST.
Central building. Offices.
Call at ONCE for information Rxrding alley
property, stables. ETC.. have for rent. !
For further information apply at once.
]. w. PILbING. 1416 F 81. NV.
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FOR RENT-RY nTFAf
2l26 lie Roy.9r 2b$6i 90
1924 Q NV, Tor, b. IS. 81
1920 18th NV, Tor. bJ0.So
Pill o NV, Tor. b. 5000
1343 Q NV. lar, b. 500
1911 18th. Tor, b. 5000
1870 G NV. Sr. b. $3.50
1863 Church, or. b. $50
1921 9th. Or, b.. 90, "a
SIS 1st NV. Or. cb. 81. SO
Fla
4O1 10th. CT, b.. ..G.0u
coll l4th NV .Sr. b. -. o"
1861 Pa Nv se.5, b. 1880
7n6. 18th NV. Pr. f6.M
COLORED
461 Mo ay. lar. b.S5.Jo
1906 9th. Sr. 80. 80
80 18th NV, 6r. 20. Ill
1923 Linden. Or. b. 1850
100 Fla av, or b. .0.DoI
STO,
4S1 Pa aS nw..--a.0J
s0ll 14th NV. 80. .@.@,
i2O 18th nv 80. 500
ATTRACTIVE
Holmes, 1920 Dent pl
Winona, 40 11th ne
C0s
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FOR RENT-4ol Ne: ROOMS: HOT
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IL 4 CO.. 70 1Ith NV.
HAS = NV, Pr, b.35.I Is
1909 Monroe. Or, b. IS. 20
1914 F ne. 6r, b. .27. 80
| 74i varnuu 90
1928 Sth NV, or, b. .. 80
l4x Ia av sc. Or. BIO. 3a
a11 N NV, 81. b. 1870
s23 18th he. 5r.h. 16. 80
'16 r ] av ny, 6r.iG. 30
I1J2 Biaden'e. 5r. 1850
ATS.
| 1921 D he. 5r,b. .15.D
| a01 ~, ID q ...-.-1+.0l
COS + nv. 81. 500
TENANTS.
40 LIST sc, or. 1919
2i::6 Sth, Or. .....11-5o
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NEW YORK real. ESTATE BROKERS. 1927
TO RENT.
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BE airing ORCHARD FOR SALE. CONTAIN
ing 45 acres. near B. & o. R-R.. Jefferson Co..
W. Va; 9, 500 apple trees. 10 years old. Grimes
Golden, Yorks, Gano and pippins; good 6-rm.
house. barn; well fenced: good water: GOOD
record. Price. 5000. one-thfrd cash. J.
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TREASIH1 --DfFAHI MENI VFFINb Ou
the Supervising Architect, Washington. D. O..
October g. 1913.-Sealed proposals Will he r.
ceived at this Office until O'clock pm. on the
9th day Of October, 1919. and then opened. for
the construction OF promenade roof coverings
ard parapet wall guard ratings, having about
l3 900 square feet area. for the new building TO-
the bureau Of engraving and printing. at Wash
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be obtained at this once IN the discretion OF
the supervising architect. o. WENDER0IH,
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PROPOSALS.

DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
Washington. ID. c.. October 90 1919. -Sesie
proposals win be received al this Office urti
II o'ciock am, November $. 1913. and thei
opened. for construction Of mn addition 10 IN
kitche, and rnessrc"ni addition nj the Waite
nation and blank forms etc, furnished on up
plication. G. I. DOwNEY. Depot Quarter
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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-11-13
The Children's Hour
FUzzY's FLYING MACHINE.

Once upon a time in Wormland
lived little Fuzzy Caterpillar. He
was a queer fuzzy-wuzzy sort OF a
chap, who crawled along the ground
with his nose down, his little feet
keeping right straight ahead. Once
in while, when he grew very tired
he took a swing in the willow tree,
just for a change.
None OF the other little worms OF
Wormland understood Fuzzy; they
thought he was very lazy because
he did not work as they did. what
a queer fellow he u.s." said Sister
Angleworm. why doesn't he get
at something? He'll never become
famous" and so said BOrey Worm
who had bored clear thru an apple,
and Shiny Snale and Hockey Fish
Worm.
But little Fuzzy Caterpillar did
not mind their gossip. He crawled
along just the same and ate all the
good food he could find, while all
the other worms wondered at the
different colors OF his coat. II
cant work at silly things like eat
ing holes in leaves, or hiding away
in apples, so that ! can bore my
way into the sunlight" he declared.
II want TO do something worth
while"
One day Fuzzy Caterpillar had a
wonderful thought. IL have a fun
ny feeling under this thick coat OF
mine," said he. Something tells
me that IL tried I could fly some
day. Why can't I invent a flying
machiney"
Pretty soon Fuzzy crawled into
a willow tree and began TO spin a
thread, letting himself down from
the tip OF leaf. Little by little
he spun around and around until
he had woven a beautiful silk bag.
Then he got in the center OF IL, and
spun himself close into a little silk
bed.
Il guess I'll try my cocoon bed and
take a nap" said Fuzzy. "for have
worked very hard"
SO Fuzzy slept in his cocoon bed,
his queer silk covers drawn over
his head.
After many weeks, during which
Uncle Sun had watched over his
bed by day, and Aunty Moon and
the star babies had twinkled at him
all night, Fuzzy awakened. He
stretched himself-then
OF flew the covers from over his
head,
And down fell the sides OF his
queer cocoon bed,
and out into the world, right thru
the air. flew Fuzzy; and his name
was no longer Fuzzy Caterpillar
but Swiftly Butterfly.
Adapted from Edna Croft Diehl's
Story in The Sunday School Times.
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Young Folks
THOUSANDS OF DRAGON FLIES
Queer Sight Witnessed by Q French
Naturalist While Making Q Tour
Through MorbIhan.

A professor OF zoology at Lille. M.
Charles Barrios. was making . tour
through Morbihan. In France. As he
was walking along the road he noticed
that q multitude Of dragon flies were
alighting on the telegraph wires. The
singular thing about II was that they
all rested at an equal distance from
each other. and all occupied the same
position, with head turned toward the
west.
From all sides the dragon flies ar
rived and always placed themselves
In the same position. and at the same
distance from each other. They re
NAMED as II glued to the wire. motion
less and paralyzed. Each new arrival
few over the fixed bodies OF the
others and took its place In the line.
This chain stretched itself out to-
ward the west, and turned toward the
setting sun. Professor Barrios fol
lowed the route for a long distance
and found the same strange phe
nomenon. He estimated the number
at 10000, at least. At an abrupt turn
OF the road to the south. the telegraph
line turned also. There not a dragon
ny was In sight! The wire was abso-
lutely free from them! With the
change OF direction 1t seemed to have
lost attraction for them.
Was this chance? Did the electric
currents running from the east to the
west exercise any influence upon
these insects7 Was II the solar re-
nection, Explain II. who can. In
any case II would be interesting to
know whether this phenomenon be an
isolated one or not.