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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-20
ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUCTIoNEER.
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Lunchroom Business at
No. ST 18th St. NV,
Known as "The Treas
urv Lunch. "

By virtue of chattel deed OF trust, recorded
In Liber 1871, folio 263 ct seq, of the land
records of the District of Columbia. and at the
request of the party secured thereby, the under
signed trustees will sell by public auction, with
TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1913,
At TEN O'CLOCK AN, the above Lunchroom
Business including Tables. Chairs, Cash Reg
lister. Electric Fans Ice Box Milk Box Gas
Range. Gridde Cake Stove. Steam Table, Coun-
tiers. Ventilation Fans Glassware, Crockery, Sill
verware. Kitchen Requisites, etc.
The above viii first be offered as entirety,
and If satisfactory bid Is not received will be
Immediately sold in detail.
Terms cash
SOTERIOS NICHOLSON. Trustee
EDWARD f. CALLADAY. Trustee.
deco eSu
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WANT TO RENT UNFURNISHED GROOM
AND BATH BRICK. NEAR CAPITOL IL
RRARN, OR CENTRAL NORTHWEST AD-
DRESS BON I. STAR OFFICE. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-20

For >NIE-
i CHANCE To pfCK Up \ HARfsA AIN
St,9p3 viii buy No. - ST. ne. One OF
those tbree-steFy. teH-roam brick dwellings on
tie south side of the street. IoT 81 by So.
This property must be disposed of 10 settle
estate.
STONE 6 FNIETAN 1912 Naw York ave
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WANTED-HOUSES.


HAVE SEVERAL GOOD CLIENTS WHO ARE
dtsirous Of buying houses under 81 o8o in ali
sections. II yours Is for sale why not list
with u.s. VIII cost you nothing unless sold.
NILI4EIT X REINECkE co.
1909 III st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-20
FOR SALE-LOTS.

LARGE LOTS FOR SALE AT SACRIFICE
or VIII consider trade for good renting prop
erty- Second-trust notes also considered
These lots are located Northwest Washington
and right on car line. Excellent for home
builders. as their location will appeal to the
home purchaser
Let us show you the property You will he
surprised at the bargain can offer you in
this ground.
A. c. HoUGHToN & CO, 635 F st. NV.
FOR SALE
One of the most attractive and best located
lots in the northwest social section Two
blocks north of Dupont Circle Surrounded by
many of the finest homes in Washington.
Frontage nearly 81 feet Compared with add
jacent property price is very low.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO., INC.
13S 18th NV.
LARGE LOT. 30 TT. WIDE. SPLENDID LO-
cation. in Saul's addition: reasonable.
OWNER. Box 4l2 Star office.
RICHMOND PARK
The most exclusive residential section OF
Washington pa miles nearer city than Chevy
Chase Between Conn. and Wis. ave. car
lines adjoining Cleveland Park. Surrounded
by such improvements the Holy Cross Acad-
envy. bureau of rds, ceophysicaI labora
tory Cathedral OF SIS. Peter and Paul Ameri
can University. National Cathedral Schools for
Girls and Boys and new Ssa.t'o public school.
Every inducement made 10 home nliders. Call.
phone or write for appointment TO prop.
MAREli.E II. REM0RE, Exclusive Agent
81 Evans bldg Phone NJ 1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-20
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

FOR SALE
DO YOU WISH TO SAVE MONEY?
You cannot afford to make purchase with
out first seeing this house.
NEAR 18th AND IRVING SITS. NV.
See what you can get for $500. house
worth $500. A handsome three story brick
snd-stone dwelling. with covered porches front
and VIII furnish tenant today, $50 n
month
HOUSE WITH A BACK BUILDING. II
cost lot Of money to build such house. but
II is a mighty nice kind of a house TO live in.
You get four the first foor. a large
reception hall separating your dining room
from the parior.
The house has rear or servants stairway.
which Is worth $500 TO sny house.
IL has two magnificent bathrooms. tiled.
modern up-to-date plumbing.
II is heated by economical heating plant.
Is lighted with gas and electricity.
Has an instantaneous gas heating arrange
ment TO heat hot water
Every room in the house, including the kitch
en-. finished in hardwood. hardwood polished
toors. beam ceiling in the dining
Open hreplaees expensive fixtures. beautiful
decorations.
month.
Buy house Ike this at this bargain price.
you cannot lose any money anc should be able
10 resell profit.
This proposition should appeal 70 shrewd
buyer, one DESTROYS of securing bargain, but
at the same time have more comforts and con-
HeulencrS than you can get in any other house
~ Washington that You would paw $1,000 more.
Apply for particulars and permit 20 inspect.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-DoN'r BUY UNTIL voc HAVE
this home
The best house In Washington for $4,000
situated on a prominent avenue northwest:
wide parking, attractive surroundings.
Eight rooms. beautiful tiled bath. gas and
electric lights. attractive mantels. expensive
decorat ions; covered porch; laundry tubs in
cellar; iOr 20 bv 125. Terms: 5000
rash. balance $3.50 month. which includes
Interest and payment principal.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York
FOR SAILS $50.
Near North Capitol and SITS
IN eight-Tcom dwelling. two stories: cellar
under the entire house: four deep
each foor; vide covered porehes southern
posrre; tn roughly well constructed
Similar SOuses held at $1,000. For
tain reasons the owner is quite anxious 70
make quick sale and will give ron n bargain.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York
FOR S&Ifz-REDUCED TO $3.50
One q the cheapest houses offered in
tie BlncmiH-dale section.
Near Ist and SITS NV.
Erected Is builder who has a reputation
o. building only irstciass houses
Two stories and cellar: - feet front; all
large rooms. The owner Of this house,
residing fl tho west. IS anxious to make a
Quick sale aud has reduced the price. An
opportunity foT Won to secure bargain TO
by a touSe low that stould you wish to
resell it AZ any time you should be able to
make q profit
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York are.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

FOR SALE
INVESTMENT.
n two-falnily apartment near 18th and r
SITS NV, and g rooms ana two baths;
renting for S516 per year. VIII sacrifice for
quick sale AT $3.50. This is 50. 900 less
tnan IL cost present owner. Worth your
while to investigate
BALLARD & LANHAM
1i2f y. Y. ave. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-20

WHITE PEOPLE,
Seeking a high. healthy and convenient sub
urban home, with all modern city convent
moderate price. with terms to
suit, should Foxall Heights northwest, D..
e. few houses now ready. select your
lot and will. build the home you want:
20 minutes to 14ti and New York ave.
c. G. LACEY. Agent. 1iO1 Foxail road. or
Bond building Telephone West 1884.
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WANTED-TO Buy

WANTED AN DESTROYS OF SECURING A
h0nse with FINN ore TO five of ground,
preferably II silver Spring section. within
the two-carfare limit. ] will not pay over
$500. but will pay 100 cash and SIS per
month. Submit properties to Box 800. Star
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Orr SAMPLE HOMES ARE

OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
40 18th -, ne. Price S2.S.5. Terms.
Ss2 80 Ter month. Take II ST. cars to 15th
81 sold
4e2a New Hampshire ave. Prices. sil50.
si.2aa 10 $3.50 Terms. S2a.6s to $50 per
month. Take 9th 81. To Taylor 81. S
sold
2o57 Park road. Price. s765a. Terms.
$50 per month: Take Conn ave. ears to
.o67 PARK road Price. $500. Terms $50
per month. 22-ft finch front Take Conn.
ave. ears 10 Park road sold.
2o1l Park road Price. S1o.51o. Corner !.
bedrooms
Terms: 10 TO - per cent cash: monthly
or semi-annual payments include all interest
n -. per cent.
NINE HUNDRED Of our hoIne owners have
found IL mere profitable 70 buy than To rent.
cur homes are INTELLECTUALLY correct. and
contain large bright ROOMS, with high ceilings.
SLEEPING P0RCfIES. hot-wa heat. open
tTerlaceS. detached brick kitchens and old
fashioned metal roofs They have ALI. home
comforts. and are located In attractive and
SELECT neighh0rhoods.
Irrespective ~ price the workmanship and
materials are Of the best
Licensed brokers authorized 10 sell.
NiDpAUGH X SHANNON. INCORPORATED,
owner. Colorado bldg, 18th and 6. NJ. 6935.
80 place ike homo: no hoine like ours.
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FOR SALE
New six and seven room houses ne corner
9th and Rardolph sts. NV. Tapestry brick
fronts: large ssoac AM rear porches aud yards
ARG attic. pantry WITH outside window Cur
nee NV heater: handsome lighting fixtures
hardwood trim ami floors. Take 18th St 70
Georgia AMI Randolph St; walk east.
Also corner y. ii. ard Ipshur ST.
GRAY brick fronts: four bedrooms: finished same
a above houses Take a:h marked
Soldiers Home" get Of mt " III. ave.
Oleu daily ard sunday. Prices. 81 800 up.
ALE&- AIi.L4AR. Owner and Builder,
Phone Col. .6Ss 300 New Hamp. ave.
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT OR IDEAL HON :
for coiored: 6-rcom and bath pressed brick;
concrt - cellar. furrsre heat: Ca. ave.
and Fairirout -. Rented S2S2 year. Price re-
dueed 70 S2.4t-,. Trust St--3a-
NEW N0Rk EEAJ. ESTATE BROKERS. 1922 f
FOR SATE-PRICE. si5o0 TERMS. $500
cash. balance. including all interest. $50
per mouta. \ new house Of rooms and
attie iii very desirable residential To-
rality high ground north Of city.
Every convenience. school. churches.
>tors-s. etc. within . blocks. Fine car
StrVIra; - minutes Treasury. This
hpst>e mas hnf-water heating. gas and
e.e -{rr eut NJ. hardwood floors. and is
ta@ best value IN Groom house
tne market Good parking and large
ia 1 yard alley
Z. T. HIGHT & CO..
Colorado bldg.
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MONEY WANTED.

WILL. GIVE 500 FOR LOAN OF $500 FOR
6 months: business and stock given Sc
curity: valued 5000. Answer quick Box
al. Star Office. II
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FOR SALE-OUT OF TOWN.

FOR SALE-DICkERSON MD. NEAT g.
room modern house: bath and pantry: hot and
cold water: occupied year: II. ". sta
ton: - acre ground: lies between Sugar Loaf
mountain and Potomac river. Apply 10 ID. III.
MCLLlEX. Dickerson. Md. 2os
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE OR RENT-NEW SIX-RoOM
house In Kensington Nd, or will exchange
for Maryland or Virginia farm. Address r "
Box 12f. kenSingfon. Nd. -
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

EAST ARLINGTON-FoR COLORED PEOPLE
Five rooms; lot 50x100 TT; fine stable; viii
trade; $500 or IS month. Box i. 1926 New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-20

UpFN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
436 18th -. ne. Price. S2.9.5. Term
roo Ter month. Take II 81. cars to Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-20

FINE HOME FOR COLoRED PURCHASER;
low price. easy terms: at Lincoln Heights. 2
sqs from Fl St: District line cars. one fare; I
Ii. u. <WOODSON. Lincoln Heights D. @.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-20

ACREAGE WITH FINE BUILDING SITES
with or without houses. at High Bridge, Bal
timore electric. Petworth lots for bungalows
or detached houses; water; sewer; shade.
BOX I5G Star office
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-15
PROPERTY OWNERS WANT
CASH BEFORE WORK BEGIN
Engineer Seawefl is Stopped From
Widening HillsbOfo Street-Mattcl
Referred to City Attorney.

The city is now involved in a tangie
with some property owners On Hills
boro street and the work OF widening
that thOroughfare from Glenwood av-
enue to Boylan avenue is postponed
for a few days. The question inyoiv-
ed is whether or not the city can take
the. condemned property before the
cash is paid the wne
When City Engineer SeaweIl started
his force yesterday morning in the
work of widening the street represent
atives of the King and Jones property
warned him not to touch the land be-
fore the Purchase money was paid by
The city. The price To be paid is $50
per front foot. OF course Mr.. Seawell
called off his workmen and left the
scene until the matter is adjusted.
Mr. Seawell reported the state Of at
fairs to Mayor Johnson and the alder
men were acquainted accordingly at Z
called meeting held at 4 O'Clock yes.
terday afternoon. After a discussion
Of the matter the aldermen referred
the question to the acting city attor.
ney. J. 3. Cheshire, who will repor
back to the aldermen today.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-15
$3.50 Recipe Free,
For Weak Men.
Send Name and Address To-
day--fou Can Have it Free
and be Strong and Vigorous

l hsss N ny poaAeatsn Q prnxipsses fas
nervous debility, LACK II visoe, Weakened man
hood. failing memory and lame beck, brsuzht On
b 1c0ss. unDssural drains. or the scsisss q,
youth. that has cured % many vern And nervous
nea light ia theI oun homs-v:sheut any adj
dttiocal help OF medicine-tha. l think esmy man
who wishes 70 regain his maaiy power and .irli.y
quickly and quietly. should have q COPY. So I hsr,
determined 10 send a copy Of the prescription fres
OF charge. In . plain. ordinary sealed envelope
TO any man who will write me for II.
This prescription conner from . physician via
has made . special study OF mep and l am co..
WINGED it is The ssrest acting combination foy Tn
cure Of deficient manhood and .igor faisuu, eve,
PUT together.
/ think / owe It TO my fellow man TO ssna ,heu
. COPY in confidence Sd that any MAJ anyxhrs
who IS weak and discouraged With repeated failures
may stop drussfng himself with harmful patent med
c;nes. secure what l believe IL the quickest acsin,
restorative. cpsuldink. SPoT-rCgCHING .vnsd,
ever devised, and so cure himself II home quisti,
and quickly. Just drop me 8 line hks this: D,
A. E Robin&on, A845 Luck Baiid1ns. Detrcf.
Mich, and I will seRd yn q enpy r. this spasn
did recipe IN 3 plain ordinary envsaops fres q
charge A great many doctors would charge s.. O
to $500 fer merely writing out a prescription 1k
tsis-but I send Il ertirely sres-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-15
JOHN CAEUP ESCAPES.

Spencer, April 12.-John Canup, a
son Of Mr.. S. l.. Canup, Of East Spen-
Ger, who for the past month has been
under treatment in DIR. Taylor's SAM
teTiOm at Morganton. escaped yester-
day. He had attempted personal vio-
lence once or twice and his family
here are greatly distressed about him.
Difigent search has been made for him
but the officers are still without a
clue. Authority had just been secured
to enter him in the State institution
but he made his escape the day the
transfer was to be made.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-15

Over Proposed Changes in Constisu.
ton and BY Laws.
the Associated Pr

FbN vi .HSSVNINIOU IISN.V
Washington, D.. G.. April Twin
the arrival Of most of the delegates :.
the annual congress Of the Daughters
OF the American Revolution. which
begins here next Monday. there al
ready is developing much feeling over
proposed changes in the constitution
and bylaws. The report of the con-
mittee on revision will be mad
Thursday. bHt its Recommendations
nave become known, with the result
that discussion Of the revision pid~
fair to overshadow the rival candf-
dates Of the three women VIZ" arr
making a race for president-sene-al-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-15
DRAWS WITH BOTH HANDS AT
ONCE,

Spencer, April 11.-That Spencer
has native talent IN her graded
schools is shown by the fact that one
OF the pupils, Miss Cay Surratt, Of the
sixth grade, is an adept at drawing.
With apparent Ease she dra VS. two
squirrels or other objects on the black
board at the same time, executing one
with the right hand and another with
the left hand simultaneously.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-15

Kinsten, April 1.-THE kinston
postefice receipts during h fiscal
year recently ended increased nearly
four times as much as h previous
twelve months, without the aid Of the
parcel post, increasing over the pre-
vious year S~2,2SO,89. The increase
from April to July. 1912, was S70e, and
in the last quarter it was $500.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-15

N.oik a Western. ..1oeE
.Sottn American. ;g
Nor!nern Pacific a. \. :. ....t16
Facanc Mail -. g
peo.IS.- Cnna.s ss IS Is .. ..114S
Pittsourg. c. c. and st. Louis. 9sL
Pittsburrg Coal. s0H
Pressed Steel Car. >. 81
Iu1iu!an falace Car. f. . ..15s
Republic Iorn and Steel. as
republic Iron and Steel pfd. :. IS
Rock Island Co. :. :. 93I
Rock Island Co. pfd. :. asa
St Louis and San Fran I'd. pfd. ISL
Se<%board Air Line. 10
Seaboard Air Line pfd. :. :. :. 4sA
SioSs Sheffield Steel and Iron So
southern Pacific g.. . :. . ..i91M
southern Railway. :. :, 2Sh
southern Railway pfd. i. :. -. 1919
tennessee Copper. :. j. ;. Sc
Texas and Pacific. :. -. =. IS
Union Pacific. -. -. ..15sZ
Union Pacific pfd. !. :. ;. So
United States Realty. 6S
United States Rubber. S5N
United States Steel. :. 62A
United States Steel pfd. ;. .10814
titan :. 50
Virginia Carolina Chemical 35al
Wabash. /. ;. :. ;. :. So,
Wabash pfd. . :. :. II
Western Maryland. /. !. ;. Al
Western Union. =. f. .. =. 6Sh
Westinghouse Electric &. j.. :. ;. 64+
Wheeling and Lake Erie. 81
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-15
F|RMER TONE IN
STOCK MARKET
Developed After Further Re-
cession In First Half Hour
Some Gains of a Point or
More at Close
by the Associated Press,

New York, April 1c.-After a fur
tner recession in the first hour .oday
no stock market de, clipped a fImar
tone and at the close there were some
sans OF a point or more. Selling in
tnc early trading appeared to be Of
the same character as during the last
fce days. due to the same influences.
There Was further selling of his.,
Grade bonds. owing to the CONVICTION
that a readjustment is necessary TO
,Cnform to the oasis eStabiishel Ivy
rew issues paying high rates. The le-
: +: OF this selling was again reaect-
I'd in stocks. but 10 a lesser extent
tlan yesterday. Important issues Gid
not decline heavily, substantial loss IS
being restricted 10 the newer indus.
,riais, among which there was fursh-
81 heavy liquidation. Rumely. CT
iornia and Mexican Ie-
,r,ieum reached NV low points. "a
terratiOnal Agricultural preferred
broke 81 points on the official state
ment that he dividend probably
would be passed.
Bear traders. finding that they
could make little impression or tire
standard stocks, showed soiGe an
easiness and covering Of shorts was
largely responsible for the bI ish rally
which brought the weeks trading to
an end. As the stock market is closed
on Monday until noon there viii be
no opportunity for trading Oh that
day before the hour at which the gu-
preme court sits.
London has purchased stocks sc
consistently on concessions recently
that it's course Of action has become
one OF the most Important factors OF
current trading. Canadian Pacific in
particular was in request from abroad
1nd rose 2 points on the strength O
this demand
Predictions Of 81 favorable hanl
statement were fully realized, tn
actual table showing a cash gain %
over s., 900. 900 and a substantial cd
dtion to reserves. Bunds were irre
guar. Total sales par value 1892,
00e.
United States IS declined 4 On Cal
f0l the week.
Total sales stock today 1So.1e0 in
Guiding:
American Tobacco 100; A. c. !
800: G. and q. 1,10O; l.. and y. oJV
L. :. Steel $500.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-15
COTTON
NENT

New York, April 11.-For the week
ending Friday. April nth:
Net receipts at all z. S. ports
during eek. ;. :. l0o,24e
Net receipts at all {. S. ports
same week last year.. 14S,046
Total receipts since Septem-
Der list. :. :. . :. :. o,s91,44O
Total receipts to same date
last YEAR. :. :. ..11,159.22S
Exports for the week. 1O.,6l2
Exports for same week last
year 2ee,s72
Total exports since Sepiem-
her 1st. T. 7,2o4,S3s
wear -. !. e,s44.e01
nor norris, ss7,73s
Stock at all United States
ports same time last year t'5,25z
| Stock at all interior towns
same time last year =. So 80
| Stock at liverpool. !. =. l,25b,oOV
| Stock at Liverpool same
time last year. l.sos-VV
Stock of American af1oat fer
! Great Britain. +.
Stock Of American afloat for
Great Britain same time
last ar. s46,001
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-15

Kinston, April 12.-R. B.. Parsons
and family. who have been well known
in the business and social life OF Kin
sten for several years past. have left
for Maryland te visit relatives before
geing to California to make their
home. Mr. Parsons Will engage in
business with a brother in San Pedro.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-15

Greenville, April l2.|ast night,
near Grafton, n hOuse belonging to
j.. .. Fleming, Of GreeHviAe. and oc-
cupied bv a man named Brown. was
burned. The fire started in -
Aitchen and spread to the dive
Mr.. Brown sased NEST ef his Il.
ture.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-15

ACENTS: 3l3S IN TWO WEEKS
made by Mr.. Williams. Illinois, sell
ing Auton9tic Jack. Combination IL
tools IA one USed 10y auto owners,
t~eaxnsters, aiFeE4e4 factories. mills.
miaer1. fArmel etc. EAH saaes, big
prpft. Exclusive county rights II
yoA write quick. AufBHaauc Jack
company. Box @. Bioomhefd. In
diana. 1-1S * 4-13
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-15
COTTON RECEIPTS.

New York, April 1.-THE following
are the total let receipts Of cotton at
all ports since September list:
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-02
TRY -
ovERsrocK1NG.
By coekspw:

Have you increased our stock this
spring.. Have you bought or raised
many chicks? Are you prepared t.
take care Of them. or do you expect
to keep the chicks In the old coop that
was only big enough for the flock you
had last winter: Be careful. IT you
cannot accommodate the increased
number. get rid of all the overflow.
Don't crowd. Don't jeopardize h
success you had last year by attempt
ing what nature will not allow.
There is no profit in overlooking
your coop any more than there would
be in trying to cramp your family in
a ttenament. Too many birds in a
coop will make the air foul, will bring
on disease, and nature will do the
,"culiing" for you, and an unproitable
culling 1t will be. The good birds are
as apt to go down with disease as the
poor ones. The attempt IL a bad gam
BILE.
If you find that you have overreach-
ed yourself. select the best Of the new
Corners. and sell the others. In fact,
1t would be well, II o cannot sell
them, to give them away, YOU good
birds will be better with the others
gone.
The money In poultry 10 in the best
bred birds, and why should we injure
our chances Of keeping our stock up to
par. or above par. by keeping birds
that are not up to the standard.
Therefore evan though We have room,
II 10 bstter TO ''cull' out the weak
LbtrdA ~ bl4Alx ahaped birds
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-02
THE N STORY
THE ONE GIRL.

Copyright. 1913, by w. Werner.)
Hawking .went.to the automobile
show simply to kill time. He was a
bookkeeper, SO he had no legitimate
right to be interested in automobiles.
He looked at automobiles as other
people look AT art galleries-to feast
his eyes. He was almost a stranger
in Chicago. His work was not the
kind hat threw him in close touch
with many people and he was not the
kind to mix rapidly.
So when a pretty girl in a blue
tailor-made serge and heavy furs
paused beside him, misled by his in
terested eyes, and asked him concern
ing the interior arrangement of the
huge limousine in front of him he did
not dispel her illusion that he was
there for the sole purpose of telling
passers-by what an excellent make
that was. He explained thoroughly all
that she cared to know and then since
she seemed interested, he strolled to
the mex car with her and told her all
about that. But he carefully avoided
a direct question as to her intention Of
buying.
Presently she thanked him and
walked owe to a gray haired gentle
man who vas poking at the tires of a
runabout. He was poking with a mas
sive gold-headed ane.
Rich. ] suppose" murmured Haw-
ling. "Wish I was" And then, rather