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GEORGE 4. BERRY and ROSA F.
DOWNING, Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columhia.-Thoma. E. Jacobs. plaintiff, vs..
William Benjamin I.eddon ct al. defendants
Equity No. 32.:S59. The object Of this suit is
to obtain decree for the sale. for purposes of
partition. Of the real estate in the city of Wash
nston. District of Columbia known as lot -;
square 9oo. On motion of the complainant, and
it appearing the satisfaction of the court that
William Benjamin L.dion. Henry c. Ia.ldon,
Thomas +. Leddon. Elsie Leddon and William
Le,iden are all living and non presidents of thr
city Of Washington. District of Columbia. aud
it further appearing to the satisfaction Of the
court that il is unknown whet ier L. ; Grant
I-eddon is living or dead. it is this 20 day
of January. 19if ordered that the defendants,
Willam Benjamin l.cddon. Henry {; Leddon,
Thomas +. Leddon Elsie Leddon. William Led
don and L. S Grant Leddon. if he is living: or
the unknown heirs Of said T. : Grant Leddon
If he he dead. cause thelr appearance 10 he en-
tered herein On or before the fortieth day. e1-
elusive Of Sundays and legal holidays, occurring
after the date of The first publication of this
oder: otherwise the cause will he proceeded
with in OF default. Provided. that this
order be published in the Was ington Law Re
porter and Tie Evening Star once 4 week for
three successive weeks before said day. 4 true
copy-Tcsi ]. II. YOUNG. Clerk. by T. =.
CGNN1NGHAM. Assistant Clerk. tSienedl ASH
LEY VI. GDI-lIb, Justice. 2c.23 fe1. IL
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FOR REM
JAMES F. SHEA, 643
DWELLINGS
1918 35th NV. Tor. hS35 80
$40 Cd NV. Tor. b-32.5O
s24 18th nv, Ir. b.30.J0
eI5 y ] av w.er. .b30. so
141 T NV. Sr. b. ..2s.0
55l PIX I'd NV. .6r. b. y so
81 r nv. er, b. =. .Y.5o
l445 W NV. Sr, b-2.O
1447 " nv. ST. b. 80
DWELLINGS
S15 n Cap pe.9r. b. $50
313 II ne. 6r, b. -3.Jo
617 9th ne. Or. b. .22-50
316 9th ne. 7r. b..2t-0o
1902 I ne, 1r. b. .Sn.an
641 ID ne. Or. b. 1000
12l4 ID ne. Or, b. 1870
AIS 9TH ne, Or. b. $3.50
at 5th ne. 6r. b. IS. 80
DWELLINGS
1O5 18th SC, Or. b.-@.Jo
iOGS G Sc. 6r,. b. 1850
1IS 18th Sc, Or, b. 1850
75l 10th ST. &.b. 1850
i24S Pa av Sc. 6r.bl7.j0
DWELLINGS
431 9th sw. Tor. b.3J.5o
5l2 9Th sw. Or. b. 80 =
sos T sw. Or, b. $3.50
45o y sw. 12r. b. .20...1
$50 VI sw. or, b. 1880
412 VI sw, Or. h. 1850
3c5 Lin pl sw. .6r, b. 17.50
40 Va av sw.sr.b.11 y
315 Lin pl sw. Or. Wis. 20
FLA
s12 F NV, Sr. b. .2s.a1
1874 T NV. 5r. b. 2a 20
1901. 9Th sw.5r.b. 17.:,o
.77-- BUSINESS
345 Pa. av NV. lSO-.O
20l Mass NV. st. dw55.n0
e26 1st NV. store-31.5o
1901 ~ sw. .st&10r3S.o0
7O1 Eye Sc, st&dw25. 10
POO f NV. st&dw 81. 80
2220 14th NV. st. .dw30.00
COS I'd DIV, st&dw-.1S. o
COLoRED
sos Mo av NV. .l2r. b2a-'0
3o1 Mo av. 15r. b. .-%."H
III Girard NV ,6r. b. %. 80
16 o nv, Or, b. %. 80
2721 Sher av, 6r. b. .9.50
2i26 Eye NV, Or. .20.25
1921 18th pw, Or. b. @-1
1887 B ne. Or b. ITO
1893 Attn nv. 7r.w.1S.5)
$40 sd nv, Or, .1S.90
769 Lamont nw,4.b.i1.5o
2Tl9 Sher av, II. b. I.50
1881 b ne. Or. b. 80
1916 W av nv. Or, W.T. 80
32l 18th Sc. Or. b. 1850
33331 18th Sc. or. b.16.5o
323 18Th Sc, 6r. h. 90
22i2 Va av NV ,J,w.1j.50
l013 I'd ue. ir. WE 80
1soS L NV, 5r. w..i5.50
30 G NV. ir. W. --l3.0l
Ala 21st NV. 5r, ". .12. 80
Is l4rh Sc Gr. W. l...tl
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSAL FOR MOTOR CAR CHI AssIs COM
pIete and a special body for same.-Department
Of Agriculture, Was ngton. D. c.. January 80
l914.-sealed proposals for FURNISHING one motor
same, to be used for experL mental purposes
only, will be received until pm, February 20
incations may be secured from Chief Clerk,
Department Of Agrieplture Eavel9pes contain
motor ear etc. and addressed TO Board Of
Awards. Department of Asrieultqre. The right
is reserved to reject any or all bids. E I.
GALLOWAY. Acting Secretary. fe5-2t
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!, LOUISIANA AVE. NV.

LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
1923 Sth NV. ar. b.25.0
2213 NJ NV. 1r. b. .25.5o
3133 Warder nw.6. h2o.oD
40 Col rd NV. .6r b222.. 30
2226 18th NV .6r. ID. 2n.5O
43S X I av NV. 6r. 1s.5
3.l7 9th NV, 5r. b.1S.j0
2u5 T NV. 5r, w...16. 30
G39 Morton ne .6r. b. 1850
641 Morton ne. .6r.t.ls.5o
cos lath ne, Or. b. .1f..,U
1859 + ne. Or. b.. IL. 30
911 10Th ne. 6r. ..1e.oN
1000 Gales ne, ,6r.w-1I.HO
127 Prospect. 6r.w.17-oo
1,St 9Th ne. 5r. w .11.J0
$40 Goth nc. Ar. w.S.oo
SOUTHEAST.
1884 L Sc, Or, b. 1850
l27 9Th Sc. 5r. w.-12.5o
11o3 W Sc. Or. w.-11.0o
1884 Z Sc. Or. w-.11.Uo
SOUTHWEST.
iT5 Eve SW. tjr. b.1S..Tl
AIS Fl sw. 7r. w-.15.5o
231 Lw'th sw ,6.w-14. 20
500 Mclean w,t,w13.5q
1876 Union aS.5r..1".
1851 AZ sw. Or, w.10.5G
1889 AZ sw. or. 10. 30
1898 Union sw. Ar. b.9.50
rs.
65ol5 Morton ne. .4.b13.5O
ESQ Morton ne. 4r. r.b.12.50
PROPERTY.
so 14th Sc. si&dw.15. 90
1904 Water sw, ,sto. $3.50
1906 Water sw. .sto.12.50
120S Water sw. .sto. .12.50
All Al. sw, store. 1890
40s 11th sw. store. 10 90
222o 18th nv, shop. 500
TENANTS
22lY Water uw, ,Gat12.Jo
SO Seaton he. .5r.w.l2.50
70T Lam't nv .5r.w1" 80
l1l9 sd sw. Or. W so
1917 E Cap, 5r, w.11.50
10 14th Sc. 5r, W. -11.5o
100 18th ne, 5r. w-1o.50
13o VI sw, 5r, W. 1850
1G72 30th NV. w.5r,w1A.50
l27 6 sc. Or, W.. 1000
2709 X NV. Ar, w.10.00
129 G Sc. Or, ". 1000
1oS G. Sc, or. ". 1000
27i1 X nv. Ar, w.10.e0
1906 NY av NV Ar. w9.a0
s03 ID Sc, Or, w....3.op
sos I'd Sc, Or. Woo
=, 14th sc, ir, w...S-io
~ 18th Sc, ir, w.S.i0
( liJ y So, Or, w.---S.op
lj9 y Sc, Or. 500
1913 18th ne. Ar. WI 80
6s jirh -. 2r N q 40
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FOR RENT
THoS. J. FISHER & CO. dNc.).
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
IINEERNISHEn

"A Lafayette square; 1881 Q NV. sr, b; $3.50
year ........ $. 600 1888 Q NV. Tor. b.50.50
7o19 18th NV. l2r. .o22 Iiiilyer pi NV
27i3 wisconsin ay 2sos 18th. ior. 1000
11r. 2b, year. 900 2469 18th NV .9r. 2b4I 80
1888 II ay NV, 1919 Harvard nv.
,75s nv. lsr. sh. $50 80 1915 P NV. 11r.b Is 90
1885 nth NV sr.2b. l25 1886 Avenue OF the
1885 wyoming sv Presidents. Sr, b.45.00
nv. fIr 3b. I1o 2333 18th NV. Tor. bio &c
os30 woodey place 1896 Merid'n nw., b37 81
NV. llr :b. - 100 1910 18th nv, or b.. 81. 20
1898 Avenue of the s12 av, Or. 30 %
Presidents I1r.3 100 1894 ? nv. or. b.35.50
ia i7sa nw nw iSI Il. .s q i1 5f aT o~,
1915 L NV. l2r 2b. I5. 90 4ot nv, er. D. 30 80
1s47 sota NV. iS' ISL IngIeside ter
% ...---.-....75 1900 race NV 14r. b. 9. 50
Sd ..',...-... ~ IS. 90 5saI ilth NV .srb $3.50
1913 2Oth 11r 2b IS 0ol 1880 WILD NV s. b53 50
1910 9Th NV .65.00li y ne. sr. b. =. 81 %
$40 NV, 15r.2b 5000 so2 H NV. sr. b. e 50
12r, 2b. ....... 600ol 2l00 G NV. 80 90
1889 Park road NV, osd3 Q NV. 9r. b. 80 0o
Or. ...... 80, 90 ilus 7th ne. sr. b. .2s ,oo
1858 nv, 12r. TO oOl 1915 9th ne. 6r,b .27. 50
i4ss NV, w. iof % SO o. 32s 3 No a ar T h2Sss
1900 Newton NV. 1917 Caroline st Nv.
1927 nv. III S 90 a1i Kent pl ne er. -. 50
1921 Y nv. 1or. t. 80 90 l3l d ne. 6r. b.. 20 so
ista Ontario p, III l. Sc. sr 80
APARTMENTS.
SaS St. NV. rooms and bath, 500
2ooA Morgan NV. rooms and bath. .-- - %
lti5 18th st NV, rooms. bath 1880
24So 18th NV, ] rooms and bath i4.oo
COLORFD.
l2Ss 18th st. NV, rooms. bath ..----.-..- 2o3e
1927 Ilth st. NV. rooms--.-.-...---- 10
1872 f st ne, rooms bath. 1850
1925 9Th st. NV. rooms. Observation-Disclosures 1i.Jo
1o3 Path St NV. rooms. ---..-...-.-- l23O
922 Hughes court NV roous- $50
OFFICES
i$S 1913 Connecticut ave- rooms 90 . sloocS oo 90
and 4th floors. s125.oo $500 and $500
e3l u St. 5000 to $ZI 3O
The Sterling 1919 Calvert ST., room in bsmt 25 90
Century oldg- el2-I4 5th st. so to 50 %
1904 II st. NV. rooms. ..--......... 500
!4Y Z NV. rooms : and s---.----... 2s.0S
entire @ b Bldg SO 90 800 III lath NV 100 90
73o 18th 300 o0i 22l5ls Mt Pleas 90
Ii2 llth NV 125.00 2442 18th 90
building 125. 90 24$6 18th nw,store. 90. %
1873 Vernon st NV 924 goth NV ~. 90
(cornery -. 100 90
STABLES AND GARAGES.
llR Gov al nv, l 900 yr IL Sumner alley. 90
SIS 18th. 5000 Rear IT1l NV. 90
Rear l21s 10Th NV. 40. 90 2O2l Gov alley nw20.0o
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LEcIiNG OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
THE ARovE IS ONLY A PARTIAL LIST OF
THE PROPERTIES IN OUR CHARGE. But
We SHALL BE GLAD TO FURNISH COM.
PLETE BULLETINS on APPLICATION AT
THOMAS J. FISHER CO dne,.
73S 18th st. NV.
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WANTED.
LEGAL NOTICES.
J. J. DARLINGTON, Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lunrbia, holding Probate Court.-No. 20513. Ad-
mintstration-This is TO give notice that the sub
scriber. of the District of Columbia. has obtained
from the Probate Court of the District Of Co
lumbia letters testamentary on the estate of
lanes A. August. late OF the District of Colum-
bia, deceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof, legally authen-
ticated, to the subscriber before the Both
day of January. AID. 1915: otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit of said
tate Given under my hand this 2nd day of
February. 1914. RUSSELL T. AUGUST. 1916
18th st. NV tSeal., Attest: JAMES tanner.
Register of Wills for the District Of Columbia.
Clerk Of the Probate Court. fe5. 1913
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FOR SALE-OWNER WILL SELL. ON EASY
terms. or for cash. modern California style
bungalow, in the District northwest; less than
y hour TO 11th and nv, one car fare. Has
large and bath; fireplace in living
room; hot water heat. electric light, city water
md sewer: large front and back porch; large
yard; cement cellar, sidewalks and approach.
Price less than $500. Address Box 227,
Star office.
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FOR SALENEw HOUSE OF BEAUTIFUL
rooms and tiled bath; oak floors: hotwater
heat: gas and electric lights: double rear
porches; generous sized lot. with deep back
ia.ad % AZ neishh,-S.d "a ssrfh ", Herrs,d s4
and convenient to 14th. Price only So. $50. Easy
terms.
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= VI AALN -
e. siro 10 Mass Az
ur. isr
81. .soo. iisI II I av nv,
l6-
80 .s.0f Mass av,2o-
$50 1902 L nv. Tor
s.il2-.4 55l1 i3th NV. .l9-
sitO H. l1ta nv i2r
Ss3;5c Pa AT Dw-s;o-e
SF,l--.SI9 18th nw.2f.2r
$50 -l6I5 s NV. Sr
s'.l-...Ii0l 18th Nv. er
SO ISJs Z NV, Tor
$50 1iy3 18th NV, 81
So 10, Se4rol nv. 81
so 10 ath &c, Tor
SIS. ~ go tsfh nv, Tor
81 - i0l 4,h uw. t5r
So ~ S55s lsth nw. .lor
S+5.-Si5 Newton nw, Tor
$40 -5isS 18th pw. LOT
Si5-t7s Newton nw.9r
si--05 sc3 ieth nv. sr
t30sj rs r nw. i3r
$40 ccisS Ont I'd nw.a-
$40 81 - Lnc.ld NV Or
$50 500 Il NV. lit
So ~. .52S l9h NV 4
S3GJ1.l33e Pk rd nw .9r
SIS. S4..537 aIst IN. lot
50 80. S22 y'uum nw,.r
so 80. 1880 W NV, Or
IS s.s07 Rock Greek
Church road, store
SS5 800 L NV iIr
So 80 liO7 14tA nw. sto
s32 "a 1905 K NV, 6r
sai.y1.l322 Corcoran, 81
sSn. 80 2I3o 18th NV. ST
s,pIso- 1876 X NV. Tor
SO 80. 400T 5th NV. sr
S;'a 30 5000 Marlboro, Or
80 80 1925 9Th NV, ST
$3u- 50 $50 VarnuIn. -r
S0.-1sp2 : Nv, ST
SIS i@ = 18Th NV. d
81 %. "A Rand ph NV .6r
ST. 50. 4OI3 9th nv. Tr
S.. 80. i013 Marlboro 6r
APART
$50. The Cumberland, d.
$50. Tne Lonsdale. 5r
$50. The Cumberland. 5r
$50. The brunswick, 5r
$40. The Cambridge, Ar
$3.50. The Morton, 4r
$3.50. The Phoenix. 5r
t57 80. The Darlington. 5r
s33, The Ripley. Ar
So. 50. The Phoenix, 3F
GAR.
ST. ii6 " NV, rear
For complete list of pr
weekly
SYARIZELL, RHEl
TT *
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FOR RENT-ONE MONTHS RENT FREE
after the first month. 1882 9th st. s.w-; 10
rooms, baths: hot-water heat: $50 per month
suitable for boarding roomins house; close
10 car lines; been used boarding house
for last 10 years; will he pIt in good repair
for good tenant: close to steamboat landings.
Apply c. u. PARKER CO.. 435 4ia st. s.w.
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. W LINkINS,
11II Pa ave. NV

I'VE. Il. W
NV. 1859 Euclid,
6r. b. 10. 10
Nw,1s q, Or. b. $3.50
NV. .2431 y, 5r, b.14..o
NV, ,21559 y, 5r. b.14.50
VISA 1tIl, 81. .b.l5.00
CoLORED TENANTS.
1923 2ist, 6r- $3.50
1.35 4th NV. ar, w.@.5O
766 Irving NV. w.4r.b1S.50
2626 K Nv. Or. b.1S.50
41s Franklin, 5r,wl6.5o
I'LL Seaton NV. Or.
W ---- 10. ~
1918 NY av, 5r.w.l6.5o
500 y II av, Or. bic. 30
$50 K NV. 5r.b.f.16. 90
Si5 oakdaie. 4r, b.
nat ..-----l 10. 10
s23 23d NV. Ar. w.15.3o
2l5 26rh NV. 6r.wI5.5o
.13 sd NV. 7r, w.15.50
bsP
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So 80. IA INLAND
terrace ne, Sr
So. 20. 1912 9Th NV, ST
80. 50. I62s 14th nv, 5r
SIS. 10. .i226 ; NV, s.
SIS. 5O.515 shepherd. or
s23. 80. IL K ne. Or
S.. - I.i3 9:h Nv, 81
s25...i55s 18th NV. 7r
S22. 30. Ill Iith ne, 6r
so. SO .l729 lith nw. 6r
81. 80. 40 Shep'd NV, ,6r
So. 80. .11i3 9Th NV, "
s22 80. 1850 2 NV. IF.
So. 80. 716 F sw. Sr
$50. 50. .623 : c av sc. Or
SO. 50. .9o1 10th NV .sto
$50 50. i1o6 I'd NV, Or
$50. 50. .604 c ne, Or
$50. "a p nv. 6r
SO. 1tl4 5th ne, ir
$50. 1904 9th NV. shop
$3.50 1905 Fla av ne. Or
SIS. 30. 1880 14th NV, 4r
SIS. 80 1913 lIth nv. ST
$3.50. 1914 r NV. ST
SIS. 18th & Irving ne. .Sr
SIS. 500 4 se. 7r
SIT .Gi7 4th NV, 6-
SD. 30. 1915 18th NV, 3r
16.50.T22 Fla av nw,5r
Si5. 60. 10 Defrees uw. 6r
Sf5. 80. l7I2 Seaton NV, ,6r
Si5. 30. L. Defrees nw.Sr
sI5. 40. I63ota 10th nw, ,6r
SlJ. 2637 I nv. 5r
Sl4 30 AL 9Th ne. 5r
Sl4.5O iI2 y j av nw.5r
SI4 80. 1909 " NV. Or
$3.50. .53i 9Th NV. 5r
SIS "a. 22oT 18th NV. 5r
Sli. 3Jl1 18th NV rear
SI2 -. 1880 Fuller nw,5
( $3.50. .2I3 Q NV. 5r
( siI.J1. 5o4 22d NV. 4r
S1I.Jo. IA Fenton ne, 5r
/ in.3J3 Mclean sw,5
s.. .oo.5 Majors st nv. Ar
. s.. 7l5 Balls ct NV, Ar
/ S6. 50. .1o3 y Sc. Ar
MENTS.
SO. The Cavendish. 3r
SIS 80, The Arden. 3r
SIS. so. The Darlington, 3r
S2S.5 80 The Rochester. ir
s2s. so. Tne Rochester. .3r
S26. so. The Lonsdale. 3r
S23 so. The Cumb'land. 2r
SO. 80. The Morton. IT
SO. :. The Terrace. 3r
AGES.
$40. .446 NJ NV. rear
operty for rent send for
bulletin.
sM & HENSEY CO..
n Nv.
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NV. 1852 11th, III,
. baths -.--- Ss2.3:;
nv. .TI333 9th St 80. 80
wv. .1I6l 7, loT.b Il. 80
SW.2131 F. Sr, b. 900
NW,214i L, Or, b.3o.Jo
SW.T0 T. Sr, h.30. 90
NW.el cd, 7r. b.5.5o
wv 1852 L, sf. %. 80
Nw.Tl1 10th, 1r, %. So
NW.@16 l. Or. b. 20. 30
NW.15l4 sth. 6f.w1s- 80
NV. .e161 y. Y. av.
new. Jr, b..-.16. 90
SE..S222 s e av.6r. .b25. 80
SE..622 Sd, Sr, b. % SO
Ne, 32.3 Sth, 6r. w.I6. %
APARTMENTS
NV. Or. IT and b
apts in the Octa
via $3.50 10 sos. 90
SW.70o 18th. 2r. so
Get complete list at o
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BEAUTIFUL HOME. 10Th ST. JUST NORTH
light; rooms. = baths; worth $1,000; will
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS'. 1923 F.
i-R0oM, CORNER. WE'LL LOCATED NORTH
east; hot-water heat: 81 #. front: cheap at
$4.5Oo. II sold quick will sell So. 80.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 1923 r.
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FOR SALE
Was 81. $50.
Our price. 81. 80
Brand-new house on New Hampshire ave-,
IN Petworth. Built by owner for his home.
but change in his plans necessitates i'm
mediate sale. extra-large rooms and beautiful
tiled bath. Hot-water heat. Electric lights.
Hardwood floors and trim. Lot 25x120 to alley.
This property is well worth $500. We want
you to take the time to 1t before you in
vest elsewhere. IT WILL PAY.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS. 713 14th st. NV.
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FARMS.
FOR SALE.

1853 ACRES. s MILES FROM CITY: MACADAM
road; six room house. barns, other outhuildings
orchard of three more acres. all in cultiva-
tion. BARBOLR & BARBOUR. McI.achlen bldg
Evening star., 1914-02-05

FOR SALEM THE NORTHWEST. u. C., \
detached suburban home, with every city con
venience; six rooms and bath; large front and
back yard; wide ST.; front and back porches;
h"t-water heat gas range; electric light;
plenty of rooin for garden aud chickens; S4,oo0;
easy terms il desired: l. square to cars 20
minutes to 18th and n Y. ave. All ready to
in Address Box 226, Star office.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-26
DEPOT CANDY KITCHEN.

George Gianakos landed in Hender-
sonviIle about i've years ago. 9 strang7
or in . strange land. He saw an ex-
cellent opening for a candy kitchen
and went into business, both up town
and at the depot. He is now concert
ing his efforts on his business opposit.
the passenger depot and is handling a
growing trade.
Mr.. Gianakos handles an assorted
lines OF cigars, fruits, nuts, candies,
crackers, refreshments, etc., q large
portion of his candles being the homo
made variety.
The business Of the candy kitchen
has met with q steady growth since
it wast opened. His business am
nouncement is contained in the accom-
panying pages Of the Hustier-Dem-
ocrat.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-26
Y WATER R


The new pipe for the extension of
the water supply arrived this week
and workmen are now busy placing it
il position. When. this has been ac-
ccmplished it will enable the company
to keep the tank full at all times and
thus afford an unlimited domestic and
fire service. This pipe. will be laid in
tho mountain at the source of supply
SO as to increase the head at least fifty
feet.
The present manager has had over
thirty years experience in the con
struction OF water and light plants and
it is his intention to place the plant in
fist class condition so that the. !ques-
ton of water service will never have to
be raised again.
There is plenty of water for a town
ten times the size Of Tryon and it
merely means an increase in pressure
to furnish an adequate supply and this
will be accomplished by the new extern
sion.-Polk County News.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-26

80
ln pruning, remove dead or ini,,ro,
wood. m doing this the cut sbou,s
be made we'll behind the injured ~
diseased part and the wound shou,s
be LETT with small edges. If the r.,
is too high it should be headed bacE
Thinning the branches thins the fruit
also, enabling the fruit which remain.
to develop better than it otherwiro
would. The saw is the best all roma
tool to use for pruning.
Manure generally furnishes the r.
CURED elements of plant food, and !,
cover crops Of a leguminous nature
are used but little commercial ferti-
lizer will be needed. Lime generally
brings around desirable conditions fo,
fruit growers, especially in acid soils
It is never advisable to pillow deem.
III old orchards. Flowing should he
only deep enough to turn under grass
etc. This depth should be about 4
inches. The disk harrow is an ex-
cenent orchard instrument. A good
crop rotation, right>use of the legumes
is always advisable in orchards.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-26

#T&ErN
the woods with nothing to guide Q
yeu will walk in : circle and not ind
your way out. If you are. on the
plains and have neither sun Q stars
moi compass for guides you win do
the same thing-walk in . circle and
arrive nowhere.
In the woods, however, a clever de-
vice to be resorted to is this Select
three trees In a straight line and walk
toward them. when you reach the
first one there are still two ahead
which keep the straight line for you.
Select a third tree In line with the
other two and walk toward them. VAL
ways keep the line OF three trses
ahead and you will never walk IN q
circle.-American Boy.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-26
FINE WORK AT TRYON.
Mountain Industries Fosters Thrift
Among Mountain People.
CCharlotte Observer.)

Among Mountain People.
charlotte O~bserver.)
The Mountain Industries Associa-
ton at Tryon, Polk County, is now
three years old, and at the third an
nual meeting of its promoters, much
information of an Interesting charac-
ter was developed. The Observer has
carried from time to time reports of
the work OF this organization, which
was founded by the climate resi-
dents" Of T1yon. Its purpose is to de-
Velop the Industries of the mountain
people and to obtain a market for their
handicraft. 1t began as a kindergar-
ten school and girls club, but its
scope was soon enlarged. A house
was bought and equipped for the work,
a superintendent was employed and
the mountain people were invited TO
call with their baskets, weaving. hand
made furniture and other products,
for advice, instruction, encourage
ment and a market. Recently some of
the weavers were taken to Chicago
and gave exhibitions of hand spinning
at the International Live Stock Expo
sltion. They not only made a neat
sum in cash from the sale of the
mountain products, but were awarded
medals of value. The Northern peo-
pie who foster this commemorate en-
terprise, are heard referring to
their patrons as po' whites, O do
they make ~senseless and sentimental
appeals to the North. The institution
Is supported by membership dues and
by commissions on sales, alone. The
receipts from the former last year
were 1885, and from the latter
$385.77. To this was added a contri-
button of $136 from profits from the
tee o In the two years the house
has been open, the association has
paid the mountain people over 50, 900
for their work. 1t is quitetrue, as
n of the members avs, that through
the means provided in theMountain In
dustries idea, the lives of the noun
tain people reached are becoming fair
er and broader and more worth living
! This effort for the advancement of
these people is founded On the proper
principles, and the promoters are de-
serving of the gratitude of the COM
n.unity in which their activities are
located.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-26
ENLARGING FERTILIZER PLANT.
Jackson County Journal.1

jackson County JournaI.)
Mr.. Henry Altenbrand, president of
the Beta Fertilizer company, arrived
Tuesday from New York. and will
spend several days here and at Beta.
Mr.. Altenbrand informed the Journal
that the Beta Fertilizer company has
machinery on the road which will ar
rive in a short time and will be in
stElled at the company's plant at Beta.
The installatien Of this machinery
will increase the daily capacity Of the
factory to IS tons.
The tale works or the company will
be opened up again at Beta in a shor.
time.
Mr.. Lewis J. Henson has been made
menager OF the Beta Fertilizer COM
pany and the Beta Tale company.
Mr. Altenbrand also stated that he
NIL buy a farm somewhere in the To-
cality of sylvia, to be used In expert
rental and demonstration work for
the Beta fertilizers.
E
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-26
OLD FORFs NEW MIL.
fold For sentinel9

Walter Graham, who has charge OF
the construction, informs Gs that the
new knitting mill, which ~ TO be Of
brick and concrete, will be 50 by 164
feet in size, with gravel roof and floor
underlaid with latest improved cinder
and concrete construction. The build
ing will have a sprinkler system for
FIRE protection, and In every respect
will be an up-to-date knitting factory.
The foundation Is, now well under
way. and it is expected TO have the
building ready for occupancy earIy in
March.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-26
WEBB RESIGNS CHAIRMANsHIP,

49, @&MaE Z#W
IT 4 meeting OF the state democratic
executive committee which will be
held In Raleigh March 10. Charles A.
ebb WIN tender his resignation as
chairman OF the committee. effective
on that date. The decision to resign
- chairman of the COMMITTEES was
reached after Mr.. Webb had conferred
with Assistant Attorney General Ora
ham who told Webb that there was a
standing rule, adopted by the depart
rnent of Justice sons years ago, which
prohibits United States marshals from
holding political jobs such as is nov
held By Mr.. Webb.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-26
HIGHWAY INJUNCTION PROCEEn,
INGS WITHDRAWN.

The injunction sought in the q. s.
court In the name OF Mary C. Moore,
to restrain our good roads commission
from building the new road across the
Back OF the Moore town lot at Salu-
IA has been withdrawn by the Moores
end The commission will now have the
road built there without resorting to
condemnation proceedings
TO WALK STRAIGHT IN WOODS.
Hha we'll ~knovnfaet that we walk
naturally In a curve. II you are in