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FOR SALE.
TWO NEW BUNGALOWS

LARGE LOT, 100x15O FT.
One story, rooms and bath. cellar. up-tos
date heating plant. electric lights. gas nnge.
Price, $4,500.
Terms. $500 down. Balance easy monthly
payments. Located at
HYATTSvILLE, MD.
See these before they are gone. Act quick.
c. F. Waring,
1416 F st. NV. East Basement.
CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN-AN ELEGAN7
home Of 10 rooms and 8 baths; breakfas1
porch; sleeping porch; open fireplace; hot-wa.
ter heat: electric light: hardwood floors, etc 4
close to Conn. ave-; only $l2,2 $50: terms; QuicS
possession.
A B. CAMPBELL. 14lo II NV.
FOR sALE-wOODSIDE, Md: NEW MOD.
ern six room house. four lots (400x13s ft)s
complete bathroom equipment; electric lighting
and pumping: spring water; garage: largo
garden In full bearing; one square from elec.
tric cars: schools and churches. Price.
81 500; s. 500 or more cash. Dr.. CALDWELL
owner Phone Woodside 79-R.
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$780,.

Sth ct. ne. near H st. A beautiful. modern
1O-room and baths home with large earage
Possession.
H. n. BERGMANN,
6S1 st. NV.
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AN ATTRACTIVE
VIRGINIA HOME

AN ATTRACTIVE
VIRGINIA HOME
On Chain Bridge Road,
~ miles from and in sight
of the Washington Monu-
ment and 81. of a mile east
of the Washington Coun-
try and Golf Club.
2 Io-Ioo acres in Lawn,
Shade Trees, Rose and
Vegetable Gardens.
House commodious,
convenient, well built, with
all modern Improvements.
Inspection invited.
H. D. GIBBS,
Phone Rosslyn I45 FIJI.
Address Box III, R. r. I,
Rosslyn, Va. 24+
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CORNER BRICK DWELLING, NV, 10
rooms and bath; hot-water heat; lot 25x1Os.
Reasonable terms. Price, $G,500.
ct. me-, near North Capitol St, store and
dwelling. Price. s.. 500.
Sd ST. me-. near T.. brick dwelling, 6 rooms
and bath; ho.-water heat: large yard. Reason
able terms. Price, 81 500.
9TH st me-. near VI, brick dwelling, 6 rooms
and bath: garage. Price. 81. 500.
I'd St NV. near j St, Groom and ath brick
dwelling Price. "a 600.
G ST. me-, near Union Station, brick dwell
ing. rooms and bath: large yard to alley;
good condition. Price. s. $50; cash. $500; bal
ance on time
VIM II. McGRANN CO.,
TO 11th st. NV.
FOR SALE BY OWNER. on K ST, NEAR
n; Cap: immediate poss., 6r. and b.. concrete
cellar; gas; hardwood floors; in excellent con-
dition. Price. 5000: terms. Phone Main
S126. or address Box 313-A. Star ONCE. 24s
THREE-sTORY RED BRICK; 10 ROOMS.
hath and cellar; furnace heat; large lot; I;
good condition. 80 East Capitol st. "a
OPPOSITE SAULS ADDITION-A BEAUTI-
ful 6-room and bath; hot-water heat; gas and
elec. lights: colonial front porch and sleeping
porch; paved alley; room for garage. Price,
$500 Address Box 257-A. Star ONCE
MODERN BROOM HOUSE THE VERY
finest shade. screened porch: unsurpassed
spring water; small lake stocked with fish:
IA acres land. high state of cultivation; ex.
cepfionally well located: 400 yards to Wash
ingfon- Baltimore boulevard; street cars run
through property; b. 4 o. station AZ miles
distant. good barn, with 2 living rooms; COW
shed and corral: house and yards for $50
y cash; easy terms Address Box 254-A, Star
ofice
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FARMS.
FOR SALE

IS ACRES, 9 ROOMS, Al,
dairy and trucks. SIS. .oo
% acres. rooms, personal effects. crops 81 .50(
26H acres, rooms, horse. COW. crops. s. so
20 acres, new rooms, " mile car. 50 00(
35 acres, rooms. all-round farm. $500
so acres, barn, silo. rich blue grass. >. 3. .50(
Seven miles city; well watered; good soil;
good roads.
A. J. BENTON,
616 Colorado bldg. Phone N. 202.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEa
C001aaOel.

FOR aALE-HOUSEA
For Sale Lots.
l We have some Of the most remarkable bar
gains in lots all over the city. especially the
following locations:
Chevy Chase Park
Richmond Park
Massachusetts, Ave. Heights
Cleveland Park
Mr.. D. MORFORD,
Ernest Hall Coolidge Company,
816 Evans Building,
1920 New York Ave. NV.
Phones Main s4s2-s4ss.
FOR SALOON T ST BETWEEN 18th AND
18th; $40 room house: hot-water heat; by
owners A. L. SATTERWHITE. 1905 18th
FOR SALE-ON FLORIDA AVE. NEAR 1ST
St n:w:.. two-story.. 7-room and reception
hall brick dwelling; in excellent condition;
paved alley. Price only 1880. Terms II de-
sired.
FOR sALE-oN nth ST. NE, NEAR ST.
a six-room- and bath brick dwelling; cellar and
hot-water heat; paved alley. Price. 5000.
FOR SALE-ON 9TH ST. Sc, BETWEEN
G and I SITS. six-room and cellar brick dwell
JOHN sCRIvENER 4 BRO,
n cf
Monroe st. between 11th and 18th NV. Cali
at COS Taylor st. NV. 24s
LEAVING CITY; HOME FOR SALE: FINE
bldg. assc. Apply owner. sss 18th ct. eA se. % 20.
WHY PAY S6.5OO FOR 5-ROOM
frame bungalow when you can get two
fully equipped homes-pressed brick
ne for R fe 10th 10th ST. s'y ne. site see
North 7I1s-J
FINELY APPOINTED 2-STORY TAPESTRY
brick homes, each with 4 bedrooms, in the
following unsurpassed locations. Substantial
cash payments required.
1. Goth ct. north Of Columbia I'd.
2. Ordway ST., near Connecticut ave.
3. Hobart st. west Of 18th st.
able for possession within 80 days. Garage
I Main ssss Il. L. RUST. 400 h st.
10 1o-RooM-AND-2-BArH HOUSE ON ST.,
near British Embassy. Large frst-noor kitchen.
800.
Main ssss. II. L. RUST. 400 h st.
MODERN 25-FT. WIDE s-sT0RY HOME ON
2 baths, with all modern conveniences.
Price, SAG
Main 6SSS. II. L. RUST. 400 h Ut.
NICE SEMI-DETACHED 10-ROOM-AND-3-
bath home in heart Of fashionable Washington
vacant.
FRAME 12-ROOM HOUSE IN
water heat and electric light. Over half acre
Main esss. q. l. RUST. 400 n st.
NORTHEAST. MODERN 2-sTORY BRICK
house; 8 rooms; bath; h.-w.h.: large cellar;
gas. electricity; colonial porch; lot 2Ox0o:
e'f sTfa Isio 3nS st. 'S. n.@ apply GEO.
FOR SALE By OWNER. I'd ST. AND
Rhode Island ave. NV. six rooms and
bath: front and rear porches. No
agents 14O7 9Th st. NV. 25s
500 CASH. $3o43 MONTHLY
Installment covers IS ON principal. all in
' ~ NEW YORK AVE.
Just east Of N. Capitol st. Monthly tenant.
G. Z. w0RTHINGToN 4 SON. Woodward bldg.
NEWPORT PLACE NV
PRICE, 81 $50. $3.50 CASH
Monthly instalment Of 2.e3 will cover all
interest and taxes and pay $40 per year on
principal.
8 Rooms and Bath
A snug, well located home for thrifty color
q. 7. WoRTHINGroN 4 SON. Woodward bldg.
FOR sALE-sIx-RoOM HOUSE WITH BATH.
cellar, furnace heat. large back yard-plenty
room for garage-leadin4 to paved alley; 10
Gated between I and X streets ON 18th street.
Close to navy yard. $1,000.
r. EICHLER,
242 18th ST. Sc 24s
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ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE IN MOUNT
Pleasant. one square from car; near Park road
overlooking the park. The house Is exceptional
ly well built and planned. and contains every
modern convenience; large closets, open nre-
places. best copper wire screens. Chnmberiin
weather strips; the interior finished In ma
hogany and white. There are ten rooms three
baths. five unusually spacious porches three
storerooms. Possession given. Apply to
FEDERAL UNDERWRITERS, sol Woodward
building. Main $40.
FOR SALE-11th ST. SOUTHEAST, NEAR B
st. Well constructed store and dwelling: store
room; rooms and bath on first floor; six
rooms and bath on second; electricity; i'm
mediate possession; exceptional business
opportunity; occupy first nat and get rental
from second. Price only $3.50.
sTQGN & EAlREAx> LA NaWHkkAHA N
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No. s1S324-BUNGALOWs. NEVER OCCU-
pied. $3.50; 81 900 cash. balance
easy terms; rooms. bath; open
fireplace; hardwood trim and
floors; hot-water heat; large lot;
porches.
No. s2S324-Mount Pleasant beautiful detach-
ed home; rooms, baths; open
freplaces: hardwood trim through
out; strictly modern; electricity;
sleeping and breakfast porches;
double garage; cement drive; a
bargain and with good terms.
No. S3S32@6 rooms, bath, with lots. ad-
joining house. facing Washington
Baltimore boulevard; electricity,
gas; modern heating plant; strict
ly modern improvements; garage;
chicken house; walnut woodwork;
a bargain at $3.50; 81, 500 cash;
good monthly terms.
No. 04S824-Modern Groom, bath home; large
lot: detached house: every conven-
fence; one block from cars. Price,
$500; good terms.
No. s5S32+7 rooms, bath; all modern i'm
provements; deep lot to alley; hot
water heat; electricity; everything
modern; near SOLDIERS HOME;
5000 cash; $50 monthly. Price.
-$S,1O
No. s6s324-A detached home; few minutes
: from street cars; 5-cent fare; has
six rooms. cellar. electricity; To-
Gated on utO road to city. A bar
gain ut $i.25O. Small cash pay
ment. balance on easy monthly
terms.
< o. B. ZANTZINGER, 903 n. Y. Ave.
tSecond Floor.)
POSSESSION AT ONCE-KENNEDY-BUI
house; sr., d.. h.w.h.: instantaneous h.w.
tubs: servants toilet: porches; oak floors; eiec-
tricity; gas; concrete cellar; front and rear
entrances; built-in refrigera tor. 740 Rock
Greek Church I'd. Apply 629 Woodward bldg.
10th ST. NV, NEAR OTIS; EIGHT-ROOM
brick. semi.detached; possession September 1.
MOUNT PLEASANT REALTY CO.,
1411 Park road. Col. 436.
on ST. NV. 400 BLOCK: THHEE-sToRY
nine-room brick; deep lot to alley: good busi-
ness iaS EsS"iPf PEszsF aSsss Seias1 RESrS
1411 Park road. Col. 436.
ESPECIALLY DESIRABLE
TO NAVY YARD EN-
PLOYES.
1908 TO 1917 D AND 4o2 18th ST. Sc.
SAMPLE HOUSE. eSE loss sofD : ST. Sc, NOW
ONLY $3.50 CASH, BALANCE
LIKE RENT.
Six rooms, bath, colonial porches, deep yard
cellar under entire house, economical heating
plant. Sample house open from IL to pm.
Price, $3.50.
Biggest bargain ever offered in the north
west. 5-rOom brick, latrobe heat, bath. CO.
lonial porches, yard. Price. s.. 500; only $3.50
cash. balance like rent. 3219-21 and 3 9th
1T. NV.
Possession in 30 days.
Beautiful Groom; furnace heat; cellar under
entire house; very deep yard. Will be re-
papered and painted throughout. Price, only
$3.50; easy terms. No. 3542 10th NV.
M. B. NORMAN,
Evans bldg. 1920 n. Y ave.
Phone Main 1854.
FOR SAIE-116 vARNUM ST. NV; SIX
rooms and bath, large closets. coat closets
attic. cellar. spacious front and dining room
porches. oak hoors throughout, tiled bath. large
lot and every other convenience known to the
modern homeseeker; brxnd-new and ready for
immediate occupancy. Take Soldiers Home
car to end Of route, walk one block north or
phone Main 1892.
w c. & A. n. MILLER,
Union Trust building.
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POSSESSION SEPT. Is: 6-ROOM-AND-BATH
brick; comparatively new; garage: excellent
condition and repair throughout: screens and
window shades complete; new gas range: large
front and rear yards, st. NV. Bloomingdale; !;
high. cool and attractive location; convenient
10 cars Price. $500. Apply c. CHESTER
HAYWOOD, Attorney. SIG Woodward bldg.
Main 3254 oSs
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T ST. NV, WEST OF 18th. 1oR., B. IS, 500
9Th st. NV. Or, b.; large gar; h.w b. Sc, 900
1856 ut. NV. 6r., b...............$ SO, 500
N st NV, 6r., b., cellar. r..............$2 So 700
H. II. BERGMAN.
631 + Ut.
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MOST DESIRABLE HOME-9 ROOMS. 9
baths; near 21st and X sts.; $12.5OO. Phone
Main 1856. 24s
ny OWNER. 1869 FERRY PL. NW.-s r.
tiled bath; hwd. floors: elec. double hack
pch. screens, awnings metal weather strip
ped: dou. br. garage; $500. Col. 5771. 24s
FOR SALE-TwO GROOM HOUSES, NORTH
west: hot-water heat. A. L. SATTERWHTTE
1v06 14th st. R.M.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

4 TwO-sTORY BRICKS; FINE REPAIR;
lot 50x60; Navy place, near marine barracks;
rentals, $3.50 year; only $500: easy terms;
make garages. N. f. RY0N, 1923 NV.
WANTED-INvESTOR WITH 100000 TO
$3OO. 600 en- real estate proposition; 300 re-
turns; no agents. MT. PLEASANT REALTY
CO., 1411 Park road.
FOR SALE
INVESTMENT
Big future to this property, No. 1913 Adams
Mill road, brick, 10 rooms and two baths. h.
VIII. electricity and gas: lot 19x1O0; vacant;
$13,50O. L. J. MILLS, COS 9Th st. NV.
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FOR sALE-HousEs.
. Continued.

FOR SALE
Desirable colored pur-
chaser-In best NV.
section city to 9 rm.
houses. Prices, $2,65o to
$3.50. Cash, 5000 to-
$500, balance as rent.
For full particulars see
me, week days after S
pm; Sunday, 9 am. to
9p.m.
B. B. P1NN, Agent.
1885 Walter St. Sc.
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DETACHED; NEW HOUSE; IMMEDIATE
possession; very large lot; rooms; bath:
sleeping porch: heated garage: generous
verandas: located between Chevy Chase Circle
and Rock Greek Park. AMY GORDON, goo
Colorado bldg. Main 5S3.
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Ready for Immediate Occupancy
(Brand-new)
Beautiful Modern Home
Exclusive Chevy Chase
10 rooms, baths: modern in
every particular; large porches
front and side: sleeping porch;
situated on high elevation; ter
race to street; splendid garage.
Price ONLY $4,000.
Terms most reasonable.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
Exclusive Agents.
9th and New York ave. NV.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
REAR 1915 N S.E.-3-STORY, HEAVILY
constructed building, suited factory, storage;
remodel to suit; $6, 500 or $65 month. w. F..
NASH, 122 NJ NV
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REAsoNABLE-sEvEN ROOMS; IN GOOD
condition; newly screened: bath. hot-water
heat sleeping porch, electricity, gas; base
rent laundry and toilet; lot about one-quarter
scre; beautiful view; good neighboriood; pos
session September Is or before; located 22O
Prospect pl., Friendship Heights. Nd. three
blocks from District line at Wisconsin ave.
Phone Cleveland 1117-J. Bottom price. 1000;
NO commission; $500 cash. balance on mort
gage. "a
NEW 5-R. BUNGALOW; ELEC.; PORCHES: /:
u acre; 50 300; terms: immed. pos. B. NJ.
SMITH, Arlington. Va. Call Rosslyn 29-F2-2.
EXTRA BIG BARGAIN. 16-ROOM. sEMI-DE-
tached house. bath; gas; electricity; hot-water
heat: will rent for $25 side. Only s.. $50.
J. N. EARNEST. Mount Rainier. Md. 26'
PRETTY SMALL BUNGALOW. s ROOMS.
close to cars; all improvements; garage under
house. Only $500; terms. $500 cash; $50 per
' See F. A. LINGER. 2s77 R. I. ave. ne.
AT FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, VA. II
acres fine, rich land; 13 rooms, BATH electric
light: ami; fine lawn shrubbery; all neces-
sary outbuldings minutes to car line; on
fine road Immediate possession. Address Box
264-A, Star office. 70.
plsIRABLE COUNTRY PLACE. MONT
goihery county, Md. 35 acres good land
small house and barn; near Barnsyille station.
II interested communicate with w. A. Max
WELL. Comus. Nd. ~.
hmaiG -
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wAsHINGToN, AUGUST 1elg-PART
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
MODERN DWELLING AND OFFICE: SIX.
sseq Fsse1,ca ICONS G. large lot diveway; fruit n
erty: Address Box TAX. star once.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.
s.sToRY BRICK. ROOMS AND STORE:
JACKSON. Evans bldg: Phone N: 1909:
LEAVING TOWN. WILL SACRIFICE TWO
stores and dwlgs. in q business section: terms
to suit. Address Box 29o-A. star ONCE. "a.
BUSINESS PROPERTY ON eth ST. NEAR
price. $4,000. EUGENE E. GADDfs. 14lo H
st. NV. 25s
Avenue: ffty-one feet frontage 10th ST.
NV; to be sold to settle estate and at
less than actual value. Inquire w. e. HUT
TON. 14OI n. Y. ave. Main 1166. Ae
ments; large lot facing two streets; price,
$1,000; easy terms. Owner, E. II. GOTT-
walls. 1923 WardeP st. NV. Phone Col. 81.
FOR sALE-vALUABLE PROPERTY At
Rosslyn. Va, equipped with ice plant and
ideally situated and adapted for manufactur-
ing purposes and ice and cold storage plant
including the land. buildings. machinery and
other property there situate belonging to Ar
lington Brewing Company, and lately occupied
by Arlington Ice and Cold Storage Company.
The main building is Of best grade brick and
iron. absolutely fireproof. four stories in height
and contains as much floor space any ware
house or cold storage plant in Washington,
d. c. At southern end Of Aqueduct bridge
within 100 yards of three railroads and border
ing on deepest water Of Potomac channel. To
be sold under decree of court at public auc-
tion at the premises, Thursday, September 4,
1918. at IL O'Clock am. For particulars see
Alexandria County Monitor inquire of the
undersigned WILLIAM c. CLOTH, Rosslyn,
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| BARGAIN FOR CASH. FIvE-ROOM HOUSE.
home. J. A. BEALE. Owner. 1920 9th st.
INV, I6s
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HOLLOW TILE BUNGALOW


6S1 st. NV.
HOLLOW TILE BUNGALOW
rooms, bath; gas. elec. lights; hardwood
finish; cellar. light and dry. size house: lam
dry tubs; garden, flowers. lawn: chicken
house: 10 minutes auto. 25 minutes cars To
Treasury; lot 5Ox150; 81 900; substantial cash
payment. Address Box 119-A, Star Office. a.
PETWORTH.
Elegant, conveniently arranged new
houses Of six large rooms and hath.
porches front and rear: double oaf
6oors up and down stairs: hot-water
heat; open 1replaces; up-to- the minute
electric lighting fixtures; convenient to
the cars: moderate prices and terms
See Sample House, ia
Varnum St. NV.
HOWARD & HINES.
-Incorporated-
~ 18th 1t. NV. Franklin 5se2.
~ - -. -,
Z. a n a =,
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GOOD 4-ROOM Brick, CELLAR AND NEW
hath; nice front yard; excellent white neigh
berhood $500. Apply premises, go 9th
Al ne 2ys
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

POSSESSION OCT. 1, 3033 18TH ST. NV;
s-room- and bath detached frame; furnace heat.
Rent. $50 per month Address Owner. d. H.,
Apt. "a, Brunswick. As
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SHORE PHOFEHTY.
FOR SALE ONLY. SMALL COTTAGE,
North Chesapeake Beach; terms cash. R. u.
DOVE, 511 Il at. sc. "a
SUMMER COTTAGE ON POTOMAC. MILES
below Marshall Hall; 27x23; rooms. includ-
ing big porch dining room; all completely
screened and in good condition; well Of good
low water; bathing. fishing. hunting; $500 cash.
Inquire 8o10 Kansas ave. n.w.. or cali phone
brSoch 2oS, Ehippi1G Boaz6 "a
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-31
KAISER WAS
 lNT0LERANT
 TONOBILlTY

LONDON, March 16 Correspond ence of the Associated Press) The imperial manners of former Kaiser Wilhelm, an example of his royal jokes and the stolid servility with which his officers endured them in pre-war times was disclosed recently in an article by Johannes Fischart in the German publication Weltbuehne.
 In July, 1901, relates Fischart, the emperor was on board the cruiser Nymphe to watch the yacht races of the Kiel regatta, In one of the inter- vals he went into the captains deck cabin to sign some state papers.
 Interrupting his work. of appending his signature to documents placed be- fore him one after the other by Ad- miral von Tirpitz, the Kaiser re- marked to another admiral standing near: "Tirpitz is a bore with his documents, I should prefer a glass of champagne"
 "At your service, Majesty replied the other admiral, who rushed head long to bring glass of champagne, which he handed to his monarch with a low bow. '-t
 Wilhelm drank half the glass, then went out on to the bridge, beneath which were General von Hahnke and tEe officers of his brilliant suite. "Hahnke,' shouted tine Emperor, you would like some champagne, too," and as the general turned his face up wards to reply, Wilhelm poured the remainder of his own glass over Gen. eral Hahnke. Majesty is too gra. cious,' was General Hahnkes manly retort to this insult, while the remain ing officers of the imperial suite roared with laughter at the imperial joke. '...
 Wilhelm returned in boisterous good humor to the deck-cabin and de- manded something to eat. The at. tcntive admiral rushed to fetch some caviar sandwiches. Taking one of these sandwiches, Wilhelm removed the butter and the caviar with his forefinger, which he then licked clean and emerging once more upon the bridge shouted: "Hahnke, you would like some caviar sandwiches I am sure" As General Hahnke looked up to murmur his thanks, Wilhelm threw the remnant of bread in his face Again General Hahnke, with courtly bow replied Majesty is too grac' ious."
 This was typical scene, says Herr Fischart.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-31
WEATHER CONDITIONS
 AFFECT NEWBORN SHEEP

SALT LAKE, March 31.-Fast, ac- curate advices on weather conditions for the benefit of newly-born sheep and lambkins is about to be inaugur ated in the sheep sections of the Rocky Mountain States, it has been announced by the department of agri- culture. The plan is not a new one, but is to be tried out on a greater scale than heretofore, according to J. Cecil Alter, meterologist of the weather bureau here.
 There is seldom spring without at least one cold storm that brings suffering to unprotected sheep, weak ened by lambing or naked from shear ing, according to weather bureau of ficials. Sometimes late spring storm is responsible for the death of hundreds of animals. The forecasters of the weather bureau seldom fail ac- curately to predict these more import ant weather changes. Those who pay attention to their forecases are saved thousands of dollars and many hun dred of sheep.
 Mir Alter advises that telephones be installed in every shcaring shed and every place where lambing is taking place. The bureau will furnish daily weather forecases either directly or through forest supervisors. The Daily Times Job plant is we'll equipped for all classe of com mercial printing.
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The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-31
TENDERS RESIGNATION
 BECAUSE OF ILL-HEALTH

ANCHORAGE, March 31 Special to the Daily Times Andrew Chris jensen has resigned as manager of the land and industrial department of the Alaskan Engineering Commission. His resignation, which was occasioned by ill-health, was given to William C.. Edes, chairman of the commission, at Washington, where MT. Christensen during the past winter assisted MT. Edes in preparing data and reports re- garding the commissions activities for presentation to congressional commit tees and heads of government depart ments.
 The land and industrial department has supervision of the sale of lots in towns along the government railroad, exercises a directory control over homestead applications within the zone of the railroads right-of-way, represents the secretary of the in- terior in the matter of coal land leases in Alaska, and promotes in every way possible the interest of the railroad in particular and the development and settlement of the country in general.
 No successor has yet been appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the resig- nation of MT. Christensen.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-31

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21
IL Not Hazardous,
But Rather Riskv

NEW YORK. March 2i.--A Brook
iyn Jury decided today that paying
attentions to another mans wife can
not be classified as a hazardous I'm
pioymcnt.-
The decision was reached In a
suit brought by Mrs. Mary a. sulll
van. against an insurance company.
Arthur Sullivan. her son. was shot
and killed In 1907 By Antonio Maxi.
mini The insurance company ro.
fused to pay on suilivan's accident,
policy. on the ground that he had
been engaged in a hazardous enter.
prise--a filtration with the wife OF
Maximini. who was known TO "tote
n gun" hahItuaiiy.
The company was instructed to
pay the claim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21
He's Making Money
by Corn Cob Sales

JUNCTION CITY. Kan. Mafch II.
The humble cornoob has come into
It's own at iast--the luxury clars.
ciiy dweliers who use the corncob
TO prime" their fire have found
that owing TO the scarcity Of the
corn crop last fall cobs have taken
an airplsne stunt In price. Harry
Sanderson. a Geary county farmer
living near here. one of the few men
who had a good crop last fan, Is
making money hand over fist sell.
ing cobs. City people drive out 20
his farm. shovel the cobs into their
wagon and pay him 81 n load for
them. The demands far exceeds the
supply