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2o.7oo-lo rooms and baths; anil;
excellent condition; lot 60xl3O;
located on Livingston st.. Chevy
Chase. No. 434.
Semi-Detached
and
In Row.
$16, ,500-12 rooms. baths: electricity;
space for garage; good loca-
tton on 18th st. n.w.; seml-de-
tached. Easy terms. No 571.
$7.35o-8 rooms and bath; hot-air heat;
space for garage; porches; pos
session at once; located In 5DOO
block Of Warder st. NV. NO.
SIC, 600-A splendid buy on Kalornma
road; IL rooms and baths;
lighted with electricity; steam
heat; excellent neighborhood. NO.
1856.
$6,000-7 rooms and bath; hot-water
heat; electricity and gas; semi
detached laundry; newly paper
ed and painted; sleeping porcn.
A desirable home. 9th st. NV.
No. 6l2.
$10.o0o-8 rooms and bath; hot-water
ati., heat; Laundry; 1asI two ..oc eeenank s1ock
Of 6th st. NV. No. 764.
$s, ,o00-Located on . corner on Massa-
chusetts ave. ne; rooms ana
bath; hot-water heat; can be
inspected any time. No. s06.
SCI, ,0o0-A we'll constructed stone house.
located on corner on East Capitol
St; IL rooms and 2 baths; vapor
heat; in splendid condition. Pos
session in 30 days. No. $40.
$50, ,200-12 rooms and 3 baths; garage;
hot-water heat; newly painted;
possession In thirty days. No.
$21, 1,75o-Lccated in the most exclusive
section Of city; IL rooms and
baths; hot.vater heat; lot 37x
$25, ,s50-A well located house on r st.
NV; 10 rooms and 2 baths;
hot-water heat; electricity. I'm
mediate possession. No. S80.
Row.
$e,sooI7 rooms and bath; heated with
hot air; good condition; tmme-
diate possession; located on
Monroe st. NV. No. 762.
$12, 900 rooms and bath; 2-story brick;
open 6rep1aces; excellent condi-
ton; possession In 80 days; To-
Gated on 18th st. NV. No. S12.
$9,e00-we1 furnished Groom house;
immediate possession; AMI;
hardwood floors throughout; In
excellent neighborhood; location
Monroe st. NV. No. S13.
$11,000-10 rooms and bath; sleeping
porch: laundry; garage; hot-wa-
ter heat; fine hardwood floors;
Columbia road east OF 18th st.
NV. No. S14.
2,000-A good investment for colored
rooming house; IA rooms and 8
baths; hot-water heat; open
hreplaces; located on r st. n.w.
No. S16.
$5,500-A good buy on East Capitol
ST.; 8 rooms and bath; hot
water heat. gas and electricity;
hardwood hoots; possession in
40 dava No 63a
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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON,
FOR sALE-HousEa
FOR sAIE-HousEs.
For sALE-HousEs.
TODAY
Continued.
Co1tfnue6

L. SCHROEDER
MAKE YOUR DIRE COME TRUE
Gay we them are
want anda
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Detached.
s7,7boALocated In Potomac Heights;
well built detached house;
rooms and bath; hot-water
es; lot 60x135. No. 6t0.
ssO0o-Excellent value in Chevy Chase:
rooms ana bath; hot-water
heat; laundry; space for garage;
Immediate possession. No. 708.
$s65O-A fine detached home Of Z
rooms and bath; gas and cleo
te,eits ss oo1zo zssss' e.seess ssiiaea sonci
tion. No. BS2.
heat; open fireplace; laundry;
space for garage; Just built;
located in Chevy Chase. No.
5ooo-Detached home in Albemarle st.;
8 rooms and bath; hot-water
heat: garage. sleeping porch;
laundry; excellent neishborhood.
s1s4 4oo-Located in Chevy Chase. 10
room house with 3 baths: ga
rage: lot 75x12s; in excellent
condition; immediate possession.
$1s,e5o-A detached house in Kalorama
road of IL rooms and baths;
AMI; saa..,,,I gssass; snass lot lot 3sn zS11oo;
$7,35o-A semi-colontal house; located
in Takoma Park; rooms and
bath; hot-water heat; electric
ity; laundry; space for garage,
lot 5Ox15O. No. 536.
$s.500-A delightful home in Chevy
Chase. Md: 8 rooms and bath:
hot-water heat: detached; lot
70x15o: possession in 80 days.
No. 863
ss.5OO-6 beautiful bungalows in nearest
suburban residence section;
rooms room and bat bath; ami; lot COX
$7.s50-1n Chevy Chase. D. c.; a
brand-new house Of rooms and
bath; hot-water heat; open IRE
place; detached; lot 30x100;
sleeping porches: No. 676.
heat: lighted with electricity;
lot 7bx120; English style house.
located Ies in Chevy Chase. No.
$s.5oo-s room. and baths; laundry:
possession any time; located on
sEsn9si Sc, 70. in r'f0n' Park Md
$15, 00o-Farm, including equipment. To-
Gated in Brooks. Va; Groom
house; new barn and silo; splen-
did water. No. 6O7.
$9o.ooo-An apartment house Of 20 apart
tion: good neishborhood; located
on 18th st. NV. No s03.
I'll, ,000-Business property with living
rooms; 9 rooms and bath; hot
water heat; garage for three
cars; Georsetown. No. S01.
40,00o-A well equipped home Of IA
rooms and 8 baths; garage for
three cars: vacuum cleaning
plant; modern In every way; To-
Gated on 18th ct. No. n.
$55, 000-A beautiful detached home on
SstS,: Columbia TAD ;o1 Il 769941 599%: and ens.i
lent condition. No. 529.
$31. .000-In Chevy Chase. with y acre Of
ground. facing Connecticut ave-;
rooms; AMI; beautiful shade
trees; t;ee fruit .. and sg.rdsoo; e. len; posses
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Woodley Park.

Excellent location on 9th 1t. near
Garneld: 10 rooms. 2 baths; thorough
ly modern; every possible convenience;
one square from Connecticut ave. cars:
house vacant; immediate possession;
attractive surroundings; liberal terms.
Price, SIS 900.
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CHEVY Chase.

Attractive detached home ON a lot
6Sx150; close to Connecticut ave.; in
section Of attractive residences; IA
rooms, baths; up-to-the-minute in
every detail: large garage; immediate
possession. Price, $22, 500.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
BUILT BY MIDDAUGH &
SHANNON.
(YOUR WARRANTY OF
SATISFACTION

(YOUR WARRANTY OF
SATISFACTION
When an organization
with twenty years of ex-
perience and a high stand
ing in the community
builds homes you naturally
expect a Superior product.
These homes are in keeping
with your highest expecta-
tions.
1903 EMERSON ST. NV.
Eight rooms, central en-
trance hall and stairway,
living room with large fire.
place, dining room, kitchen,
five bedrooms, bath, sepa-
rate lavatory for master
bedroom. Laundry and
servants toilet in cellar.
Slate roof. Living and
sleeping porches. On a
large lot, detached. A
splendid home noninally
priced.
EMERSON ST. AT
ARKANSAS AVE.
Beautiful detached six
room home on corner lot
an exceptional location.
Central entrance hall, par
lor, dining room, kitchen,
three bedrooms, bath, sepa-
rate lavatory. living and
sleeping porches, attic.
Every convenience.
Just as has been Our ex-
perience in the past, so it
is now-our homes are
selling before completion
< this fact justi6es US in urg-
ing prompt inspection.
Either call at our operation
at Emerson St., one square
east of 18th, or call Main
6o35 for auto. We will be
proud to show you these
homes.
M1DDAUGH & SHANNON.
Incorporated,
m40 Woodward Bldg,
18th and H SITS. NV.
mo Place Lake Home,
No Home Like Qurs's
since 1850.
Out out this ad-Ses these homes.
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HANDSOME 2-sroRY TAPESTRY BRICK;
rooms and bath; porches; electricity; bot
water heat; big lot to alley; garage; Tildsn
st.; $10,060i terms. Columbia 27o.
HAVING POSITION IN BALTIMORE MUST
sell broom BUNGALOW; pantry; attic; water In
GEORGES county. Nd. Apply J. CADDEN, near
school.
24e4 ONTARIO RD., NEAR COLUMBIA RD.-
By owner three-:tory. Groom brick; furnished
steam heat; gas; laundry tubs; room for "a.
rage; convenient cars, schools and Churches; ;
immediate possession; terms reasonable: open
today. to g. Call Apt. 2oo. the Cortland.
Capitol and Library: northeast; ami: large
back yard to wide alley; immediate posses-
sion: $500. Call 627 Mass. ave. ne. Lincoln
2886. 14s
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
4. 2345. 713 18th St. NV
Park Road near 10th.

Ten rooms and hath; absolutely mod
ern in every detail; close to end Of Mt.
Pleasant car line; near 10th st. boule-
ward; beautiful surroundings; section
o. growing values; immediate posses
yion. Price, $10, 900.
Evening star., 1919-10-12

TEN. ROOM HOUSE. wITHIN TWO BLOCKS
Capitol and Library; northeast; ami; large
ss ss 0:H al Mass. s'';'' a:s ;::s 2S:::;
$1,000. 9th st. NV.
For business dwelling. rooms and bath; to
q. &. BERGMANN. ss1 st. NV.
FOR CoLoRED BUYER; ON K ST. NV.
near oath: attractive brick residence of six
JOHN QUINN CO.. mo: 7o4 18Th NV. M. 1885,
NICE PART NORTHEAST; GOOD 4-ROOM.
bath brick; colonial front; large yard; room
for garage; wide alley; near Lincoln Park and
s::s s: Ssa's.: 's :'s e..
DETACHED FRAME HOUSE NEAR 10th ZN6
Newton sts.; 10 rooms. bath; hot-water heat;
5000. THAD B. sARGEANT. Real Estat m te
Broker, b29 Bond bldg, 14th and New Yors
ave. Ph. Main 1196. ~
FOR SALE By .oWNER; PRACTICALLY
splendid hot-water heating system; electricity:
screened; double gsraEe; large porches; io,
few blocks north of PARK rd. sares,n ,'ns. a.
$3.50. Purchaser must have about s4 ooo
cash. Call Columbia 77l3-W.
FOR AS LITTLE AS 81. 900 CASH AM m
home you always dreamed Of in nnest sWn ,ess' sne
Dental section Of Washington. ACT At
ONCE. For further Information addrese
A. M. MULLIGAN
Phone Cleveland 16sl-W s216 North.
Chevy Chase, b. 9. ST.
THRND-Ro0M BUNGALOW, WrTF ooo
feet; without Improvements; white An.ce"
tia with priytlafs Of using two acres ~ .,,as
Land; 800. In monthly PAYMENT C.i1
Immediate Possession
HOUSE. OPPOSITE EDGEMooR: ons .,.
from car line; seven rooms. bath. .isctIc
lights; gas; hot.water heat; Rarase. ins ~
160; $1,000. 12i7 ct. NV Main S7o ."' eoA
FOR OOLORND BUYERS-6N CE1IT ~
ct. NV. near 18th. Fine o-r.. hetS h...s
briek. II row; ie e,a s5eslient repsir; a bargain %
| McLAAOHIEN BANKING copp,N
Real Estate Dept. 10th ~ n
vACANT-71s q ST. NE. STRICMY Non-
ern: Or. tile hath; h.wh. electric ,,ahts.
servants lavatory; fireplace; colonis, ,s..s
steel grder construction: $8boo: m.ha .ro.
McI.ACHLEN BANKING CORp,Ny y"e''
Real Estate Dept. i0th ~ n
Mt. PLDAsANT. 800 BLOCK I7th sT-
Ownse-occupant; prac. nsw house: 4 rooma.
| 6aths, gaIags: every mod. eonyenisrre. 1n,rse.
date possession; sl1.oo Phone Col. $3.50, .
Evening star., 1919-10-12

Remenn SERVICE, and make of it.
L. G. SCHROEDER,
Estate andInv stments
Loansan Insurance,
1Ath Franklin
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
REALTORS.
VI. 2345. 713 18th St. NV

CORNER STORE AND DWELLING CORNER
17th and Monroe SITS. me-, Brookland. This
building has all the latest modern improve
ments, including electric lights, h.w.h., auto
matte water heater, hot and cold water In each
osilar and store: dat has large rooms. bath
and pantry. laundry trays; stare has large
plate glass show windows, metal ceilings; ex-
elusive white neighborhood; the best location
for grocery or market Have raflBed $50 per
month for store alone. Can give possession in
80 days. Price, 81, 900. Apply J. L. BATE
NAN, Owner. 200 B st. NV, or your agent
17s
MT. PLEASANT.
Fine six-room house. newly papered. for only
Sc, 500; immediate possession; terms.
Here's your chance; near Georgia ave- and
Kenyon st.: frame house, rooms. water and
gas; only $2,250; terms,
Mt. PLEASANT REALTY CO.,
1911 PARK I'd. Col. 49,
RANDoLPH ST. NEAR lst-6 ROOMS, BATH;
hct-water heat. electric lights: front and back
porches. DOW, Attorney. POI Colorado bldg
Main 400, North z2O8. I0s
SIX ROOMS; DETACHED; FURNISHED;
porches; possession now; lot B0x160; electricity
and gas; A.600. OWNER. 724 5th st. NV. 12s
SIX ROOMS. BATHS; LATRoBE HEAT;
near Union station; possession so days. W. r.
sTRAYER. Evans bldg. Main 6574.
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Near 18th St. Terrace.
Attractive location on Jefferson st.
section Of growing values; Q rooms and
bath; hot-water heat; large porches;
well planned; close to car lines.
Price, $1,000.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Chevy Chase.

Located on Kanawha 1t. close to
Conn. ave. cars; 10 rooms, 2 baths;
hot-water heat; electricity; servants
toilet; every convenience. 6O-foot
frontage; garage on wide alley; i'm
mediate possession; $14, 900.
Evening star., 1919-10-12

FURNISHED HOUSE in north
west section; fourteen rooms !;
three baths; complete in every
detail; located on a corner, with
private garage. For further in
formation inquire at
McLachlen Banking Corporation
10th and G SITS.
Evening star., 1919-10-12

SHANNON & LUCHS,
M. 2345. 713 18th St. NV
Park Road near 10th.
Ten rooms and bath; absolutely mod
ern in every detail; close to end Of Mt.
Pleasant car line; near 18th ct. boule-
ward; BEAUTIFUL surtoundines; section :,
Of growing values; immediate posses
Chevy Chase.
Attractive detached home on q lot
6Sx150; close to Connecticut ave.; in
section Of attractive residences; IA
rooms, 2 baths; up-to-the-minute in
posssssion. Price. $1,000.
Woodley Park.
Excellent location on 9th 1t. near
Garneld; 10 rooms. 2 baths; thorough
ly modern; every possible convenience;
house vacant; immediate possession;
attractive surroundings; liberal terms.
Price, SIS 900.
Near 18th St. Terrace.
Attractive location on Jefferson st.;
section Of growing values; Q rooms and
bath; hot-water heat; large porches:
well planned; close to 2 car lines.
Price, $1,000.
Chevy Chase.
Located on Kanawha 1t. close to
Conn. ave. cars; 10 rooms, baths;
hot-water heat; electricity; servants
toilet; every convenience. i. 60-foot
frontage; garage on wide alley; i'm
mediate possession; 81, 900.
Northeast.
Excellent residential location; close
to 3 car lines; walking distance Of
Union station; rooms and bath; hot
water heat; excellent arrangement;
modern In every respect; $6.7b0.
Near Kendall Green.
Facing south on prominent st.; front
colonial porch; rooms and bath; hot
water heat; double back porches; high
elevation: convenient to Capital Trac-
ton car line; 81 900 cash; price,
$3.50.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
REALTORS,
M. 2345. 713 18th St. NV
Evening star., 1919-10-12

GLEN ECHO. MD.-EIGHT ROOMS; ANIL;
porches. flowers, vegetables. fruit, garden elec.
$50 per month. Inquire Apt. 81. 1905 Both NV.
Evening star., 1919-10-12

on WARDER ST. N.W.-e ROOMS, BATH,
furnace heat; good condition; price. s., 800.
II. Il. HOWENSTEIN CO., 1914 st. NV, or
7th and 81 SITS. ne.
Evening star., 1919-10-12

COLORADO AVE. NV. NEAR 18th AND
Montague sts.; detached pebble-dashed frame
rage for cars; about IS. COO feet Of land:
perfect lot. with wide frontage on the avenue
This property can be had for S12, GOO; shouid
interest the investor as well az the home
buyer.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
l407 New York ave- NV. Main 11e8
Evening star., 1919-10-12

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS PROPERTY;
Modern in every particular; 10
rooms, 8 baths. elec. and gas; h.-w.h.;
large garage: front and rear porches;
house in nne condition; near both car
lines. II you wish to secure q nne
property
See Mr. TEEL, with
sWARTEELL, RHEEM HENSEY CO.,
TT 18th Ut. NV.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Northeast.

Excellent residential location; close
to 3 car lines; walking distance Of
Union station; 8 rooms and bath; hot
water heat; excellent arrangement;
modern in every respect; $6.76O.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Z & q z q z q 4 sHz q q q
Wholesale

The quotations of the local whole
sale markets remained firm yesterday
Produce.
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DESTROYERS IN
PORT VANGUARD
OF BIG FLOTHLA
Continued from Pare ~

FlotiIla Three.
Capt. w. p. Cronan, commander.
Panther (tender).
Division Nineteen.
Breckenridge, Comdr A. L. Bristol.
Blakely. Comdr Wilson Brown.
Biddie. Comdr. Leigh Noyes.
Dupont. Comdr. w. Baggaley
Bernadou. Comdr. L. C. Farley
Barney, Lieut.-Comdr. j. L. Kauf-
man.
Division Twenty.
Cole, Comdr. I. F. Dortch.
j. Fred Talbot, Comdr. T. G. Ely
son.
y: Hale, Comdr. A. S. Farquhar.
Stockton, Comdr. H. A. Baldridge.
Ellis. Leut.-Comdr T. E. VanMetre
Crowinshield. Lieut.-Comdr. r. E
Sampson.
Division Twenty -One.
Meredith, Lieut. D. NJ Collins
Bush. Comdr. r. B. Coffey.
Cowell, Lieut.-Comdr. C. E. Val
Hook
Maddox, Comdr. A. s. Hickey.
Foote, Lieut. -Comdr. D. H. Stuart.
Kalk, Lieut.-Comdr. N. R. Van d
veer.
Ensign Francis w Beard, son o
Hon. and Mrs. John S. Beard. is at
tached to the Rochester flagship O
the squadron. Ensign Beard graduate,
from Annapolis in June, last year, an
recently joined his ship in New Yor
city after spendine a lgave of absenc
in Pensacola with his parents.
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lege this afternoon. A good game
should result from the meeting as both
teams are said to be stronger this
year than at any time since before the
war.
Following chapel exercises at the
high school yesterday the players were
called to the front and were Justify
cheered. Rex Farrior, coach, is a
player of merit, having been mem
Der of the varsity squad at the Uni
versity of Florida. He was also base
ball player.
Players making the trip today are:
L. Creary, J. L. Reese, r. Vickery
Shepard, c. Barrow, b. Campbell, >.
Dosenau. G.. Greenwood, r. Wilson, j.
McCloskey, II. Stearns, c. H. Levy, j.
Cant, T. Johnson. II. Rowland. O.
Reeder, C. Ferguson. Manager Calm
and Coach Farrior. together with a
number of loyal rooters.
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PLANNED TO LEAD DELEGATION
TO PROTEST ABOUT LEPER
COLONY BUT FLETCHER SENDS
WARM TELEGRAM.

Tallahassee. Oct. 10.-G ove I'm r
Cats had planned to lead a delega-
tion to Washington to protest to Sur
geon Blue against the establishment
In Florida of a leper colony, but last
night the following telegram was re-
ceived here:
Washington, Oct. 10.-No Leper
colony will be established in Florida
and there never has been any need
for any one coming here. (Signed)
D. U. Fletcher"
And now the proposition of the gov
ernor's delegation is up in the air.
The delegation was to have consist
| ed of the following: Governor Sid
ney Cats, Van c. Swearingen, at
| torney general; w. A. McRae, commits
sioner of agriculture; w. w. Phillips.
of Lake City, representative from
Columbia county in the last Iegisla-
ture, T. r. Hodges. of Gainesville
former shellfish commissioner and DIR
Ralph n. Greene, of Jacksonville, state
health officer.
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LABOR-CAPITAL
FARLEY RESTS
UNTIL TUESDAY
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Continued from Page y
peculiar requirements of individual in
dustries may demand. Overtime should
as far as possible, be avoided. and
one day of rest in seven should be
provided.
Settlement of Disputes.
Each establishment should provide
adequate means for this discussion of
all questions and the just and prompt
settlement of all disputes. but there
should be no improper limitations or
impairmen of the exercise OF manage
ment of its essential function of
judgement and direction.
Right to Associate.
The association of men. whether
employees or others, for collective ac-
ton or dealing confers 10 authority
and involves no right of, cornpuision
over those who do not desire to act
or deal with them as an association.
Arbitrary use of such collective pow
er to coerce or control others without
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catch him On or below the chin. II viii
throw ann IF six times out ri ten
if there is torce AID accuracy behind
il.
good sttt'eht arm i1alfbark Is rs
good a g~our.l gamer as clever tiolg-
err But a combination OF both males
a great open field runner
Flavor it with Blue Ribbon Vanilla
and the memory of delicious dessert.
will linger when other things are for
gotten. Distinctive, delicious flavor.
Best and takes less"
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An Agreeable Surprise.

.4,bout two years ago when ] was
,,fsring from a severe cold on my
,.-qs and coughed most of the time
-i,nt and day. l tried a bottle of
,ramberIain's Cough Remedy and was
.,,rnrised at the promptness with
,tich it gave me relief" writes Mr..
lanes Brown, Clark Mills. n. Y. Many
another has been surprised and pleased
r.,h the prompt relief afforded by this
remedy.-Adv.
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stra .ght arm, but n majority can be
put out of he ws.y. Carry the l'll IN
such a manner that 1t gan tc sbE.ed
to either arm. Use both right and
left for st-s.gnt arning. Shoot tie
/ free arm to the opponents head as re
dives for /; orr knees. Keep the hand
open ana 1T the heel Of the 1alln
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TEAM
LEAVES TODAY
FOR DEFUNIAK
HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS TO BAT
TIE PALMER COL L & G { IN
OPENING GAME OF SEASON
THIS AFTERNOON.

The Pensacola high school football
team will leave this morning early
for DeFuniak TO play the opening
game of the season with Palmer col
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JOURNAL WANT ADS WILL
ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
Rheumatism

is completely washed out of the system by
he celebrated Shivar Mineral Water. Pos
;tively guaranteed by money-back offer
Tastes fine; costs triAe. Delivered any.
where by our Pensacola Agents, West Flor
ida Grocery Co. Phone them.
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(BY FRED TuRBYvILLE.)

The straight arm, to my way OF
thinking, always has been one of the
strongest points of offense. Good
straight arm men in the backfield will
speed on to many touchdowns through
field Of p.awling tacklers- Not
every tacls,et can be eludef with he
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-03
TWO FORGERS ARRESTED
 AT WILLIAMS LAST WEEK

County Constable McDougall ar rested man and boy last week for passing bogus checks. The older or the two gives his real name as Forge F. Riggep. He is about thirty years of age and confesses to being desert CT from Jefferson barracks. The boy is about seventeen years of age, and gives him name as Marion Williams.
 The man used the boy to pass the checks. Three checks were passed in Williams as follows: One for $11.2O on MT. Reese, one for $8.30 at Bab- pitts, and one for $10 on the Rounse- vile drug store.
 The checks were drawn on Wins low bank and were signed "T. w. Cav. enaugh." A watch was purchased of Reese, shoes at Babbitt's, and jewelry at the drug store. The officers secured the money and goods from the men and returned them to the parties from whom taken.
 The forgers were given hearing Friday before Judge Button. County Attorney Gold with the assistance of the local officers, secured partial confession from the two, but further investigation will be made before the hearing is closed.-Williams News.
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-03
PATRIARCH CLARIDCE LEFT
 MANY DESCENDANTS

Patriarch Samuel Claridge, whose funeral occurred in Thatcher recently, left 19 children, all married, 88 grand children and 54 great grand children. Samuel Claridge was born December 5, 1928, in England. He came to America when he was 25 years of age and located in Salt Lake City, Utah. He has been a member of the church for 69 years. He came to Arizona and settled in the Gila valley 36 years ago. He was bishop of the Thatcher ward for" IA years and Patriarch 22 years.
 One interesting feature in Patriarch Claridge's life was the figure "9." At his last birthday party his wife and children gave him last December he gave very. interesting account of his life; also of his mission in Eng land with President Joseph F. Smith and Bishop Nibley in 1877. He also told of his mission to the Muddy and ten years he spent in the United Or der at OrdeIville, Utah, and related many other amusing experiences. One instance in particular which he re- lated concerned the figure "9." Some years ago he read in the Deseres News where Queen Victoria was tell ing of the prominence of the figure "9" in her life. Looking. back over his life, he also found that the figure "9' was a particular figure with him, and related the following:
 My father was born on the 18th of October, 1795. My mother had IA children, and I was the 9th child. was married in 1849 to Miss Charlotte Joy, who was born in 1919, the same year as Queen Victoria. Our first