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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNISHED 1Contin.edI.
FOR RENT-BY MOORE 4 HILL INCL
1902 II Ut. nv.

I'D nOO0kSs a
! 1876 u. Tor. b. 49,
1858 Harv'd, Tor. 2b42.00
1870 willard, sr. %. 40. 50
i72s willard. Sr. b. 1910
1923 18th NV, Tor. b. 1850
1884 Newton, 6r. b. 1000
2439 18th. 9r, b. 30. 80
Conduit I'd. Or. b. $40
2449 18th. Or. b.31.W
|i76O willard. ar. b. rs; 80
1890 w. Tor, 2b. $3.50
1881 18th, Or, b. $3.50
Bethesda, lar, b. : $500
T23 Shep'd, 7r. b. $500
Conduit I'd and v:
si O. webster ei i ST.. b. IS. %
1917 Otis. Or, b. $3.50
1851 W. 7r. b......:J.0
~ I ne. 11r. b. 5000
1912 Riggs. Or, b. $50
84S7 Holm'd. Orb. $50
100 r Sc. Sr. b.. 80
1904 Goth. 7r. b. 80
800 I nv. Or, h. $50
81 N Y av ne, Orb. $3.50
2O1O X, Or. -......2.m
13 NY nv ne. 81. b. p. %
337 Sd sw, sto. Or. b. A.O0
s1S 14th ne, Or, b. 300
sO4 ID. Or. b. ....2-0
'2i0 r ne. Or, b. .22.@
eO2 ID. Or. b. .....2.0
1890 10th. 81. b. I'D
6l7 Gresham. Or, b. 900
l24s Pa av sc, 7r. b. 300
34th st ne, Or. b. .0.OO
IT'S F"mont, Or. b. 1880
1873 Warner. 5r.b- $50
23S 18th sw.
- Myrtle, 6r.b..11.N0
1921 Morse ne, 6r. b.l7.O
GO Florence ne, g, bl0.m
633 Florence ne. 6rbl6.0o
24OS I NV. Or. ....l4.W
20 Mass av. 5r. 1880
1885, X So. Or, W. .l1.O0
LIZ FLATS.
1914 l4th. Ar. boo
PTS 18th. Or. b. Esd
1859 21st. 4r, b.. 1000
7e7 Gresham. 5r. 1850
1903 n, 2f. Or. 1850
23O9 n, III, 5r.b. 1870
1548 N J av, 5r, b.. 1870
GIG ed. 3r. 1900
437 Tenn ne, Arb. 1880
49l Tenn ne, Arb. 1900
ass Tenn ne, #, b. 1900
d TENANTS.
l1i6 5th ne, Or. 1850
Al 22d. Or. 1870
500 goth NV. 6r. Is. 40
400 NJ sc, 6r. .....14.50
300 ! sc, Or. b. ..14.O
424 NJ sc. 6r. ..-..14.M
24OS ]. 5r. W. ..14.W
1925 18th &c, 6r. 1880
I4l2N Duncan, 4r, b12.0
1873 Govt ct. 4r. .ll.50
1910 I'd Sc. Or. -. .1l.@
1905 I'd sc. 5r. ....11.@
1911 Sd se. 5r. .l0.@
1904 Sd se. 5r. 1850
1920 Lees ct, Ar. 10. 40
4 Foundry al. 4r. .l0.S
) Davis ct, 4f.....o.@
3 Davis ct. 4r. $50
2 No. row. Ar. $50
613 Freennn's. A.. $50
els Freeman's ct. 4r.S.@
Rear 914 N. T. 800
1921 18th ne. 4r,w..7.@
23S 18th sw.
T LIST AT OFFICE.
for rent. A complete
). 1902 n st. nv.
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RENT FROM
SHANNON & LUCHS.
713 14th st. NV. NJ. 2S43.
QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE.
NEAR CORNER OF 18th AND o SITS.
ern throughout and In convenient location.
Rent, SIS. 1923 18th st.
JUST OFF OF AVENUE OF THE
PRESIDENTS.
Thoroughly modern and extremely comfort
able house; 10 rooms and bath; up-to-date
equipment; hot-water heat; being put In per-
feet condition. Inspect at once. 1927 ST.
NV. $50 per month
$50 5o-ONE OF THE BEST RENTING OP-
PORTUNITTES WE HAVE EVER OFFERED
Columbia Heights, - block from 18th st.
cars and close to 14th ST.; pleasant ST.,
almost house Of rooms and bath, in alb
solutely perfect condition. Be to see 1t.
Open Sunday. 1856 18th st. NV.
CENTRAL NV. SECTION-$3O.S 3d.
Eight rooms and bath, In good condition,
with all modern improvements; located on q
from Public Library and convenient to cars
aud walking distance of business section. 800
NJ st. NV.
NEW HOUSE IN BLOOMINGDALE.
Six rooms and bath; porch: up-to-the- min
ute in design and equipment: guaranteed heat
Ing system. Big yards. 2413 North Capitol
st. $3.50.
CONVENIENT TO G. p. O.-$25.5o.
Six rooms and bath; attractive modern
house, stone front; large yards. front and
rear; furnace heat; coal. and gas range; in
good condition. 50 n. Y. ave. ne.
NV. SECTION. NEAR G. p. o.
walking distance Of shopping section. Rent
reduced to $2O.5O. 1928 LIST st.
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Scott Circle. 22r, %.
year ..........@. 600
IA Laf 80. year. q. 000
Mass av mr. 24th.yr..,GO
y II Az near Dupont
Cir, lar, INV heat.
year .....--....T4Vo
Mass AZ near I'D.
20r. 4b .......... 800
Calf av, 15r, 3b. lbs
18th near Q, 13r. 3b.
sta III
Conn av. Woodley,
11r. INV heat. 100
3i14 10th. 1Sr. 2b- >. loo
Belmont. l1r. 81. 100
r near 22d. lar, 20. 100
Mass az near 18th.
I2r. 2b 100
s near 21st, i4r,3b. Loo
1884 22d, 12r. 3b. So. Oh
Irving st. 14r. D.. So. 80
1854 Park, Tor, 2b. 1900
3S10 Goth. 12r, 81. 1900
1913 10th. Or. %. .75.00
1867 p. Or. %. -. 10. %
17l4 Q NV, Or. 2b. 1000
Chevy Chase, l0r. b. 1000
1905 Kenyon. 12r, 2b.
steam heat -. .65. 90
i641 Il, Tor. b. :. $500
1908 18th NV, l1r.
Oh ............ 5000
1890 Col I'd, 11r. %. so. 90
l443 Chaplin, vr. b. 5000
1905 o NV, 1lr,b. $50
1862 k'yon. lar, 3b IS. co
2015 10th. Tor. b. $500
1909 Belm't.1Or. %. $3.50
1887 Calf, Or. b. so. 50
fS4g Ontario pl, 8. b5O. 50
1915 4th ne, Or. b. 50.O 90
l229 Harvard, Tor, b60. 90
81 Eye NV, 12r, 2b.
stable ......... $3.50
1906 g NV, Or, b. 400
1872 Newton. Tor. b. IS. 90
TWO-FAM1
3019 18th, I'd, 7r, b. 30. 50
626 I'D, 7r, h. -. 80. 90
1747 T NV. "a, 6.b. %. so
147S Chaplin, 5r. 25. so
1856 Chaplin. 5r,b. %. so
1916 n ] av, Or, b. .22.50
200 n. Or. b. Is. so
1866 Chaplin. Or. b.S. 80
2J07 Pa av. Ar, b.22.0
2703 11th. 5r, b. .2. so
2713 11th. 5r. b. /. .22.5o
FOR COLOEE
1918 Half sw. Sr. 10. 50
2137 Newport. Ar, b. 15. so
1906 18th nw, Or. b. 1885,
1142 oath, Or. b. $3.50
325 T. Or, b. .....S. 30
1888 21st. Or. b. .2S.BD
ll5S 21st NV, Or, b. 2S-5 so
1898 18th. Or. b. 1850
1896 18th. Or, b. ESQ
923 10th NV, 6r.b. %. so
52S oath. Or, b. 20. so
240G + nv. Or. b. .22.50
2430 r, Or. b. .20.lo
40 p NV. CT, b. .0.50
635 Acker ne. 1r.b.13.J0
1925 Va av, 7r. b. 1859
54S oath, Ar. b. ...17.O
242S +. Ar, b. ....17.50
2426 r NV. 4r, b. .17.50
2420 F, 4r, b. lilo
6OH Patterson. 4r, b. 17.O0
24l5 ] NV. Or. W. .17.O0
2139 Newport. Ar, b. i6. 80
2227 9th NV. Or. W. 1850
GET OUR FULL RE.
All classes of propert,
list Of desirable apartms
MOORE 4 HIY.Y. Zinc
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
GC0oteuued.b

FOR sALE-DOwNTowN DWELLINGS.
We offer two particularly desirable residences
at extremely low prices. Those wishing to
city and secure a bargain should investigate.
$500. Near 18th and Massachusetts, ave-.
q very handsome three-story red brick snd
brovnstone dwelling. containing eleven rooms.
in very good condition.: lot 10 by 90 TO an al
ley. You could not begin to build the house
for this sum. to say nothing OF the lot.
$3.50. An individual house. built by
that the Improvement s' cost bim in the neigh.
borhood 1of $4,000. The lot 20 by 100 was
valued at rs foot. Just to think of buy.
ing all this property for $3.50.
parlor dining room. pantry and kitchen. -Four
bedrooms the second and four bedrooms on
the third hoor: modern plumbug southern ex
STONE 1 FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-ANOTHER ONE LEFT
We have sold two of those houses on q st.
between nth and 18th SITS. and offer one more
at $4,000 This Is no price at all for such
persons paying more for a little six-roo
house not so well located.
For q home or investment they heat anything
on the market Tiled baths. hct-water heat.
four rooms deep the first noor in nrst-
class condition. You borrow almost this
amount on the house.
Decide OF them before they are all
sold.
They are offered 80 low to settle an estate.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York
FOR Saba HOUSE WITH TWO BATH
ROOMS.
$1,000 An out-of town owner has written us
to make a sale Of his residence Fairmont
st. between 14tb and 18th SITS. few years
ago be refused an offer Of $3.50. For certain
reasons he wishes to make quick sale and
Of this opportunity to locate in this beautiful
STONE FAIRFAX. 1892 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY = WILL SELL
new houses in heart Of Bloomingdale at a sac
rIhce price; every modern imp. and never oc-
cupied; property faces two streets. with suf-
6cient ground for garage. Answer Box PIT,
Star ONCE.
FOR SAIE-BEAuTIFUL HOME, ON AVENUE
inst OF Lincoln Park; rooms, modern hath:
bot.water heat; laundry; large lot. to paved
alley: room for garage. delightful home.
Price $4,000. Can arrange terms.
GEO W. LINKINS. 1714 Pa. are.
FOR SALE-COLoRED BUYER NAY SECURE
very desirable home on 2nd st. near T NV.
on very easy terms; house has g rooms, cellar
and furnace; valuable party VAL; rented 1ov
Woodward bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18

FOR RENT-A DESIRABLE HOUSE.
rooms and bath; in good repair; good
neighborhood: convenient to two lines;
No. ZIG 9TH st. ne. Rent only $3.50.
b. F. SAUL CO. 934 ~ Y. ave. NV.
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- ALAN z. WALKER 4 co. dse.,.

ALLAN e. WALKER & co. Une.).
1858 @ Ut. NV.
1910 Msss ~ nv. 533 Quincy NV 81. b2S 50
14r, % ...... $18S.O0i 1913 Fairmont 81, b22. so
i5ll-i8 10th. 12r 800 343 Tenn av. CRIB 2. so
1924 NV. III. 100000 Oil Fla av, III, h. n 50
i122 21st nw.l0r. 5000 1898 ne. 6I, b. .20.6O
1902 Calvert st nv, - ne. Or. b.. 0.50
Sr. % $500 1875 9Th, Or, b..1S.JO
3101 Dumb 1ir. b. 500 40 Prov ne. 6r. .l0.S0
3SlS 10th. Tor. b. .4n.s0 SUBURBAN
003 23d NV, 81, b.815Oi 1921 Ordway 9r %. Is. 90
3017 1lth nv. 81, b. sc. sol $3.50 Highland av
1886 Meridian Or. b. so 50 Tor, so, 90
l(47 Monroe Or b.. 40. 80 sSth&Lowell IOr b. 50 90
1881 18th, Or. b.. .2050l S743 Jocelyn. 7rb At so
10th Spring road 471S Reservoir Or $500
Or, .25.50i
STORES.
1915 NV. entire building. ...... 5000
1912 18th NV. 2-st6ry, cellar bldg. 10000
2011 18th NV. stores remodeled. 1890. $500
SLOT l4th NV. new store. ..... 60.0e
3055 X NV, large corner store and lOr... 1000
e083 14th NV, 1-story stores. 1890 each. 1000
2105 i4th NV, store, 20x60. .-.......... 5000
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FOR RENT-BY DUvALL CO. 100 1lth NV.
2126 lie Roy Or. 2b$6j. 90 141S U NV 1T b. 30 IS
1924 NV, 1Or, b. so 1909 Monroe Or b. So 30
lI20 18th NV, Tor. b50.50 141i ne, Or. b. 20 80
21lI o NV. Tor. II. 80. 10 AZ yarnum % 80
l333 Q NV. l4r. b. go 1923 Sth NV Or b. % so
1911 1lth, Ion, b. 900 1923 Pa seer, boo. 30
$50 q NV Sr.b. 5000 S1l NV. Or. D.. is. so
1853 Church. Or. b. go S23 18th ne 5r b. 18. so
1921 9th, Or b. IS. Is ZIG av NV Or i6 Sd
SIS LIST NV, sr,2 $3.50 l152 Bladeng. 81. so
4o7 10th. or. b.-.2j.opl t2i1 d ne. 5r b. rs. so
2011 18th nw. ii, b. Is. OIL sol " I'd n ....14.00
l369n Pa se.5, b.17.5o COB NV, 81. 100
726 18th NV. Pr. .16.00l
COLORED TENANTS.
46l Mo av, lar. b. .Jol 40 LIST Sc 5r... 10
1906 9th, ST. 80 sol 2136 Sth. Or IL. 80
DO 18th NV, Cry 1880, 2421 Va av NV 6r 13. 80
1923 Linden, Or. b. 20. sol Clark pl 6r. 10. 30
40 Fla av, Or, b. 0.00l 102 ID sw, Sr.. s. so
STORES.
461 Pa .7J.Oti I22 11th NV -. 5000
2D11 18th NV. $500 2O10 h. Or b. sto %. 80
80 18th $500 91O 18th. sto&dw. =. 80
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENTS.
Holmes, 900 Dent pl Wilson. 14th & Harv'd
Winona, 40 1lth ne Susquehanna, 1870 w
2Os
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18

A BARGAIN.
Scmi-detached pebble-dash house,
on wisconsin ave-, near Massachu.
sets Avenue Heights; nine rooms and
bath; ot-water heat; oak floors; hard
wood trim; spacious porches; In ex-
cellent. condition inside and out; fine
lawn flowers and shrubbery: lot is
very deep and runs back to street. af-
fcrding room for an additional build
ing site. Price. $500.
CHARLES W. NORRIS.
Phone Main 1889. sos Evans Bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18

EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE ROOMS:
plenty of light: perfect condition; well de.
signed; rooms i4xls: thorough modern once
building. with up-to-date equipment and firxt-
class service; one OF the best business locations
In the city; near corner l4th and sts
THE POPE BLDG. SIT 14th st. NV
Agents,
SHANNON 4 LUCHS, Renting Service. :.
II. 2345. 7f3 18th st. NV. III. z345.
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fats. $3.50. 90
1861 " ] av.5r. b. 81. so
l01 Mass av ne. A. boo. so
Ills 4th NV. Arb. %. 90
6l3h Park I'D. Ar. b. 17.W
1850 F. ne. ID q. .17.50
140s LIST ne. Arb. HOO
lfENTS.
THE BERLIN,
Z Iowa circle.
Apt 2i-5r, b. 80. 90
Apt 31-5. b. 90
Apt 24r. b.....3O.N
THE NEWTON.
Apt 103-5r, b. 30. 90
Apt 305-5r, b. ...27.O
$40 e st. ne.
Apt 404-5r. b. .0.0 90
Apt 40l-5r. b. =. .T.0
y 4 co. CInc.),
IT. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18

FOR SALE-DON'T THINK OF BUYING A
house until you have inspected this unusual
offer.
The owner Of q block OF brand-new houses
situated on the Heights. north Of the city.
has placed with us for sale these ideal homes
at an extremely low price and upon most
accommodating terms.
Price, each. 800
TERMS: $500 OR MORE CASH. THE BAL
ANCE $35 MONTH, WHICH INCLUDES
INTEREST ON THE ENTIRE DEBT AND
PAYMENT ON THE PRINCIPAL.
Every one Of these beautiful homes can b.
rented to careful. prompt-paying tenants. who
will pay $500 per month, 50 that you see
that BY adding q couple Of dollars to the rent
you can pay for the house. Very handsome
fronts; two stories; cellar under the entire
house; eight 49, rooms. tiled bath. many
closets; hot-water heat; gas and electric
lights: attractive decorations.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18
FOR RENT-oFF1CEs.
FOR RENT-ST0REs.

HERE'S An OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME
to locate for a prosperous business. lMME-
DIATELY ACROSS FROM SITE OF THE
NEW CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL. 81, $50 600
has been appropriated BY Congress to erect
this hne building At 18th and Florida ave. NV.
This nne storeroom on the corner Of 18th and
Florida ave. NV. can be secured now at q
low rental for q long term. Electric lights. etc.
BELT. O'BRIEN & CO.. Inc. 1909 G NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18

FOR SALE-INTEREST FARMERS.
-Four bricks on 23rd st. near entrance to Naval
Hospital: rent. $50 per month; price, $500,
pays nearly &c net after allowing for taxes
and TWENTY PER CENT for vacancies and
repairs.
SIXTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL
LARS will buy equity over trust of $500 at
51e running over two years: rooms and bath:
after paying interest taxes and water rent
and reserving twenty per cent for repairs and
vacancies. this property pays ELEVEN PER
CENT on the equity: located in central NV.
GEO. Y. WORTHINGTON & son.
Woodward bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18

FOR EXCHANGE-NEWD DETACHED
house on Wisconsin ave, facing
John r. McI.ean's estate: nine rooms
and bath: large porch; hot-wBter
heat: electric light; all modern con
yenlences: Is very attractive; carries
trust of 81 900. VIII exchange equity
of $500 for six or seven room house
I'm Georgetown northwest. or for
small investment property with mod
crate trust.
CHARLES W. MORRIS.
Phone Main 1859. 3o5 Evans Bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18

FOR SALE-&1O. 900.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. WEST OF CON-
NECTICUT AVENUE.
To settle estate. a well planned twelve
room dwelling Is offered for sale at this low
price.
First hoor-Parlor. reception hall. dining
ROOM pantry and kitchen.
Second hoor-Four bedrooms and bath.
Third hoor-Four bedrooms and bath.
Front and rear stairway. hot water heat.
Lot % by 1872.
Immediate possession given.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR EXCHANGE - EQUITY OF 5000 IN
house on Cirard ST. NV. for desirable lot I:
house has rooms. bath and bot-water heat and
trust of "a, 500. Address Box 122, star office
19s
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE A SPECIALITY.
An active list of houses. apartments. lots.
business and Investment properties: For quick
deals see l.. r. +. PRINCE. d21 Bond bldg.
So ono EQUITY IL An sROoM NEW MODERN
3-story residence. 1903 Newton st. NV, trust.
$45 500 for small property or clear lot. Prone
or call 1925 9Th 81. NV.
WILL EXCHANGE A SUBSTANTIAL. WELL
rented house for automobile In good order.
Box Il, Star office.
EXCHANGE-6RooM HOUSE AND 10 LOTS
in Orwood, Missouri: very large barn; good
store building on premises, with nxtures. also
large blacksmith shop; price, s., 500: mortgage,
$500: equity. S1.700. What have you TO ex-
change In real estate? Box 151. star once. ~.
.oh sALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR sALE-sTORE AND DWELLING, s.w..
occupied as a grocery, under lease years;
rent. $50. Price. 81. 300. Must be sold, days.
20' THos. p. BROWN. 81 Az st. s.w
HAVE FOR SALE SEVERAL BUSINESS
properties which I will sell Mt reduced prices.
J. ID. GARMAN.
District National Bank bldg.
FOR sALE-RUsI a4Iss PROPERTY. IS FEC
front, ON Pa. ave near 10Th st. NV; good In
vestment. THOS. w. FOWLER x SON:
: 234 Southern bidxs
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ROOM 1885. FIRST FLOOR. CHII,DREsa
building; six windows. and elegantly finished.
Suitable for office or drawing room. Inspection
invited. Apply John w. Childress, I405 eve
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FOR SALE-$10.O00.
Just the section OF the northwest In which
you would he pleased to locate.
West of Goth street and north Of p street.
comparatively new, three-story roman
brick dwelling. frst-class construction. shout
every modern convenience. hot-water heat. etc.
First hoor-Parlor. library, dining room, pan
try and kitchen.
Six large sleeping rooms on the second and
third floors.
On account of the way this house Ia situ-
ated. the rear rooms almost desirable
as the front rooms. Any one wishing to have
home with abundance Of light and ventila-
tion should inspect.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-07-03
BRINKERHOFF SAYS U. p.
NEVER PROMISED FOUNTAIN

Union Pacific railroad Officials
promised the Abilene Commercia
club that they would erect a foun
tain in the railroad park II the city
would erect q sign and furnish the
water.
The city saw to erecting a sign
Yesterday the committee from the
Commercial club. composed OF G. C.
Sterl, e. H. Forney and J. r. Nico-
lay, appointed to negotiate with the
Union Pacific, visited ]. o. Brinker-
hoff, superintendent of the Kansas
division, when he Nassed through
Abilene in his private car. ]. o. B.
denied emphatically that the rail-
road ever promised a fountain, and
refused flatly to order one installed.
Records. OF the Commercial club
disprove ]. o. BIS contention. The
committee will appeal to A. L. Moh-
Ter, president of the road, and they
have not the least doubt that Mob
Ter will see that the sign is installed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-07-03
NEARLY A HUNDRED
AT LEAGUE CONVENTION.

The registration of delegates to
the Epworth League convention has
now reached 81, the largest num-
Der in the history OF the Manhat-
tan district. Yesterday afternoon
DR.. Kimball of Manhattan made an
excellent address, choosing as his
subject, Blowing the Goals" In the
evening Rev Howard A. Musser OF
Nagpur, India, was quite warmly
welcomed. He spoke Interestingly
of his work in India which is be-
ing supported by the Manhattan
district. His subject this afternoon
was tour Parish Abroad"
The sunrise prayer meeting this
morning was in charge of Miss
Florence Engle, president Of the
Abilene local union. After the adj
dress Of the afternoon the delegates
were taken for an automobile ride,
followed by a picnic supper in the
church.
DR.. Clyde C. Cissel. district su-
perintendent. has charge Of the in
stallation Of officers. Immediately
following which Bishop w. o.
Shepherd speaks.
The program for tomorrow is as
follows:
Friday Notwithstanding watch
led by Miss Nina McCosh, district
deaconess; Quiet Hour, what cnr1sV
Means to Us as an Advocate" Rev.
J. r. Creamer. Dwight; the approach
ing Bpworth League Institutes. Final
business meeting. Closing address,
"The New Enthusiasm, DR.. Alex
ander Bennett, Salina. Benediction.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-07-03
LEAGUE CONVENTION CLOSES.
Abilene Man President Manhattan
District.

The nineteenth annual convention
OF the Manhattan district of the Ep-
worth League in session here for the
past three days, closed this morning
with an address by DR.. Alexando.
Bennett of Salina on 1.-THE New En-
thusiasm."
1t was very fitting for It left with
each delegate some real purpose and
aim to take back to his own chap
ter
Bishop Shepherds address last
night was wonderfully stirring and
full Of appeal for vision of higher
things. He said that the work-day
phase of life far too often eclipsed
the Sabbath, that business crowded
out the thoughts or holier things
when really the only. real business
is the willing service OF the Lord.
Miss Nina McCosh, district dea-
coness, led the sunrise prayer meet
ing at which large number were
present.
Yesterday afternoon Abilene auto
mobilists took the delegates for a
Joy ride. The convention will be
held next year at Manhattan. Off
GERS for next year we're Nelected as
follows: President, Perry L. Gross,
Abilene; first vice president, Anna
sHerington; second vice
president, Flossie Roy, Wilsey; third |
vice president, r. r. Bennett, Man
haitian; fourth vice president, Ger
trude Rogers. Junction. City; secre- !,
tary. Mrs. H. E. Brechbill, Chapman;
treasurer, VIM. Knostman, Wamego;
junior superintendent, Mrs. Basquin,
Keats; parish abroad secretary,
Rev. F. E. Ryerson, White City;
board Of control, DR.. c. C. Cissell,
Rev. J. r. Cramer. Phillip Kenicott.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-07-03
ALBERT 0IsH ON A
BURNING Snow CAR.

A letter from Albert Gish. an
Abilene boy WHO u travelling with
the sDaFks eircuk5 tells Of an exciting
experience in Michigan. 1t says:
at seems like this year Is hoouoo
year. and everything goes backward.
IL will never forget June 20 as long
a. live. II ! live to be zoe years
old. We were making our usual
jamp 20 this town (Aiuising) which
wUswh0wS toapOfrow. ersWe. 4 showed
occnto Saturday night. and as aoon
as We were all loaded we pulled out
for this tQEp, II vas . pretty big
jump. about 2S5 miles, they said
and we we're going along fine until
about ten minutes Of six In the
morning. Everyone. was sound asleep
but Jack Phillips and he was Just
getting up when Charley Sparks. the |
manager, came running out OF his
state room in his night clothes yell
ing that the car was on fire. and to
get everyone out. The train was
sweeping along at good rate of
speed and famed the flames higher
and higher. They signalled the en-
gineer and did everything to stop
the train. All this was going on
while we were lying there asleep.
Il always sleep sound as a log,
and If 1t hadn't been for Rodney
Harris. the baritone player. l might
have got singed. He sleeps with me
and he said he heard one of the wo-
men yelling like an Indian, until It
woke him up, and he kicked me In
the ribs and said that the car was
on fire. We both jumped up and
tried to grab our clothes, but the q
smoke was so thick we couldn't see
'ur hands before our face. We jump
ID down on the floor and fought a
our way to the door Nike tigers,
rambling over each other and any
way to get to the fresh air. You can
imagine how thankful / was when
reached the door and got a good
reath of fresh air. 1 never knew
ow to appreciate it before. 1t SEEM
d ages before could get out. II
m very thankful l saved my horn
ven if / lost everything else, for I
can get more clothes, but it's hard /"
D get another horn" =
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-07-03
COMFORTING WORDS.
Many an Abilene Household Will
Find Them So.

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a bad back removed-to be entirely
free from annoying, dangerous urin.
AIRY disorders, is enough. to make
any kidney sufferer grateful. The
following advice of one who has
suffered will prove comforting
words to hundl eds of Abilene read
ers.
Mrs. James Burleigh, 634 w. 10th
St., Junction City, Kan, says; "My
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dizzy spells and rested SO poorly
at night that / got up in the morn.
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using them and l soon found that
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ed. Another of the family who suf-
fered from kidney COMPLAINT also
took Doan's Kidney Pills with the
best results. gladly confirm the
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regarding this remedy"
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