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FOB SALE-HOUSEs
Continued.

FOR SALE-H0USES
Continued.
IMMEDIATE POSSESS
F Street Northeast.
5000. Easy Terms.
Reception hail. parlor. dining room. kitchen.
s bedrooms and bath. Newly papered. painted,
floors newly finished. Front painted and pen
ciIed A splendid little brick home. with nice
once if you are interested. 1t is going to
sell quickly Immediate possession.
Sd Street Northeast.
$3.50. Easy Terms.
Vacant and in good condition. nice rooms
and bath. Furnace heat Corner. Newly pa
pered and painted throughout. Room for ga
rage.
lexington, S St. Near Sd NE.
$500. Easy Terms.
Vacant; s sspIendidly arranged rooms and
lights Open frcplaces in parlor and dining
rooms. Front and rear porches Large yard
town. Good residential section.
Near Wardnan Park Hotel.
$4,000. Easy Terms.
Vacant rooms. baths. hot-water heat
electric lights, colonial front porch. hardwood
foorS. Room for garage. Semi-detached.
Brlck CONSTRUCTION. Large, well arranged and
all light rooms throughout. beautiful home.
M St. Near Connecticut Ave.
S13.50O. Terms.
Vacant. rooms. baths. electric lights.
This property is spiendidly constructed. Has
had plumbing gone over carefully. heating
plant put in perfect condition. Entire house
has been scraped and papered All woodwork
painted old ivory and mahogany. Floors re-
finished. New electrical fixtures of the very
finest quality. An excellent home and future
business value.
HARTUNG
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

Clifton West of l4th St.
SO, 600; 10 rooms and bath; hot-water heat:
electricity; lot $50 feet deep. Immediate pos.
session. Terms to snit.
18th and kalorama Rd.
81 600: II large rooms; 2 baths: hot-water
heat. Now vacant. Very easy terms.
Ga. Ave. and Webster St.
1880: semi-detached: s rooms and bath;
electric lights; entire house newly papered and
painted. Easy terms.
Varnum St, Petworth.
So. 500: corner house; now vacant: rooms:
cement porches; ami; hardwood floors; lear
garage.
Quebec Place-Bargain.
$4,000: 8 rooms: tiled baths; ami: Pitts
burgh gas heater: hardwood floors; garage; 3
porches. Immediate possession. Terms can be
arranged to suit.
10th and Ashmead NV.
S14. 500; tapestry brick; rooms: bath:
shower: hardwood floors upstairs and down i,
Pittsburgh heater: heated garage; exclusive
neighborhood. Possession and terms.
WIN. B. KRAFT,
1885 New York ave.
Phone Main S93.
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FINE OLD RESIDENCE WITH GARAGE:
within blocks of White House: rooms and
bath; lot 50x127. with side allev; S2o 900.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD.
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WHY NOT

Suite 1893, Woodward bldg. LON Anu Ia.
Me- $3.50.
WHY NOT
Think seriously on the PROPOSE
ton of saving your rent money
and putting it into a Home OF
your own!
You can do it-ard without
any cramping--on the easy
terms at which these
COTTAGES AND BUNGA-
LOWS IN
ARMSLEIGH PARK
are being offered. Here's
splendid community-of these
excellent Homes-six and eight
rooms WHOLLY DETACH-.
IED-perfectly equipped. Sound
as an investment-ideal as a
Home.
Inspect Sample Homes.
Open every day and evening
PARK OFFICE, AIS 3oth ST.
Phone Cleveland 1870.
Take Chevy Chase cars to Albemarle street.
WeSt-Or Wisconsin ave. chfs " !" inuini S'i''''
R. E. HAMILTON,
| Owners Representative.
"MIDDAUGH & SHANNON
HOMES"
| Homes that have satisfied for 20 years.
Seldom does the course OF eX-
pediency and wisdom lie in the
same channel. Buying your own
home now not only expediently
avoids high rental waste, but
+! wisely provides for the future.
ARKANSAS AVENUE
(Saul's Addition
Detached homes of character
| in a neighborhood of fixed val
ues. Homes of six and eight
rooms. bath, breakfast and sleep
| ing porches, large closets. A
real attic that is accessible is
pleasing feature. Fireplace.
Laundry and servants toilet in
cellar. Slate roof. Lawns on all
sides. Unusually well finished
MIDDAUGH & SHANN0N'S
SAUL'S ADDITION HOMES
are located Arkansas ave; between ,St ,-am Isth
and Farragut sts.. one-half square lrou ioih
Take 14th ST. or Georgia avenue cars 10
Arkansas ave. is the widest st. in saul,s
Addition and is destined to be one a OF the cry
finest assnn nn;, sa oeoek eaei evening
Middaugh & Shannon, Inc.
No Place Like Home.
No Home Like Ours. ,ooo
S,;t. ,oss Woodward bldg, 18th and ii.
Main $685..
Cut out this ad-see these homes:
FOR COIORED OF THE BETTER CLASS.
81. 3OO--A house in the .2u pioeh or .,iahf
rooms and bath; small cash payment:
! 81 a5O-Six room and bath house IN the ~"
block of Nj st. Ask for particulars
Six-room and bath house on irving
st. near Georgia Price and terms
easy. -. sa -oo,,s
an each floor: steam heat The rent OF
one will pay for both. Come in and
| let show you. his Is re"i ''
G, a,o-Six.room and bath house on o St; $500
cash required. This is a good nome;
| 81 o5O-A house on 3rd St ne. near Union STA
ton: we'll worth the money
| q 75O-Also a beautiful six-roo house N
Glendale. d. C.. new; must oe seen 10
be appreciated; $500 cash
IRWIN & SHANK.
MAIN 1905. 1t1o g 81. Wv.
------- 50 800
poouinp house. st-A little east OF l4th
=. t,T 10 rooms baths; furnace heat;
| mod order; about 81, 900 cash required.
$7.750
Randolph ST. bet LIST and snd h SITS; a aw.;.
ing with six rooms. reception hail. bath. Gel
lar hot-water heat. electricity, cement porches
/ front and back. Key at ofhce.
s. 500
1ooI q ST pe-Brick dwelling containing
..ven rooms and bath: cellar; rented TO month
Iy tenant at $40 per month.
$3.50.
ond St ne. between F and G-s rooms and
bath; newly painted and papered Now vacant
JAMES F. SHEA,
CAB Louisiana ave. NV.
GREAT BARGAIN.
By owner@o rooms, 2 tiled
baths; ami; Pittsburgh gas
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

CORNER HOME, EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH;
h.-w.h, electricity and gas; completely fur
nished, including piano. Possession Oct. 10.
Phone Col. 1852. Owner. -
NEAR DUPONT CTKCLE-ATTRACT7vE
furnished: Z room and bath residence
h.w.h.; electric light; garage: possession.
Best downtown location: u rooms, ba tbs !;
garage; well furnished; possession.
RICHARDSON GIBSON,
1410 Fl st Main 3742
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE IN SUBURBS. NINE
rooms and bath Ami Apply d. E. STEPHAN.
Stoneleigh Court
OWNER WILL RENT HIS BEAUTIFUL RESI-
dence Of 16 rooms. completely furnished, with
donble garage; detached corner home with large
grounds. Option Of buying If desired.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
10th and G sts NV
DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSES.
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD, INC,
BIT 18TH st nv
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BRAND NEW HOUSE
CHEVY CHASE

Owner had it carefully built with view of
occupying. On account of leaving city will
sell at cost-S14. 600. Very attractive. Wide
porches. Hot-water heat; elecuc lights; ga
rage. Lot 40x13O.
ANOTHER.
One Of the best locations in Chevy Chase,
one square from Conn. ave. 4 we'll built
dwelling. 10 rooms, hot-water heat. electric
lights; garage; 75x110. $15, 900. Possession
soon.
Send for list of over fifty dwellings in
Chevy Chase section.
STONE & FAIRFAX
New York ayepua
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

. ROOMS AND KITCHEN; UNFuRNISHED:
in suburbs; near District line; refined
roundings. Address Box $50 Star Office. p
WANTED-APT. OR ROOMS. KITCHEN
cite and bath by Nov. l: NE preferred; unfur-
nished. Phone Line. 3745-J, after $3.50 pm. -
/ OR 2 ROOMS. FURNISHED. KITCHENETTE
and bath; state price and location; by couple
with one child. Address Box GID, Star Office
-
i Or 5 ROOMS. UNFURNTsHED;- NV; BY
October 49, Address Box 108-D, Star ONCE.
LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS AND BATH.
or large room. kitchenette, bath. BY married
couple with baby; prefer one with electricity
and porch; possession Immediately; state price.
Address Box TOD. Star Office.
WANTBD| TO 8 ROOM. FuRNIsHED.
dress Box 1O6-D. Star Office. So
PY GENTLEMAN, PRIVATE APARTMENT,
furnished, one or two rooms and bath; give
terms. Address Box 42-D. Star office.
apt. Phone Main 1890, Branch Al, or North
1921. Apt. 161. -
REFINED COUPLE. PERMANENT, DESIRE .
to furnished rooms; Ink: first or second
floor front; must be clean, reasonable. Address
Box SGD. Star office.
WANTED-3 OR 4 ROOMS AND RATH IN
apartment house private home; not over $50.
Address Box 33OLC. Star Office. g.
APARTMENT WANTED ROOMS. KTTCH-
enette and BATH not over $45. R. K. White
ford. Apt. I. 1872 n. Capitol: e
5 OR r. & B. HOUSE OR APARTMENT,
unfur.; good location: reasonable; refs. given
state particulars. Box 347-C, Star office. IL
THREE ROOMS. KITCHENETTE AND BATH,
unfurnished; Mount Pleasant preferred; will
ing to pay six months in advance for reason
able rent. Phone NJ. 1865. until 8 pm.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, OR
rocH.s; adults; permanent. Address Box oslo,
Star office. g
INFORMATION DESIRED SECURING DE-
| 4 < af poAn
rental, unfurnished. Address Box BIAS. Star
office
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MIDDAUGH & SHANNON'S
ADDITION TO
BROOKIAND

DN)OhLAND ~.
Can ideal city-suburban dcvelopment)
Nowhere, perhaps, in the city
of Washington will you find
community which enjoys the
local color" impaired to uni
versity town" so completely as
Brookland-the seat of the
Catholic University of America.
Magnificent buildings and park
like grounds are but the outward
manifestation of culture. The
substantial and charming char
acter impaired to Brookland by
this institution is shared. like the
sun, by all. 1t is in this ideal
environment that you will find
these Individual Middaugh &
Shannon Homes.
Delightful detached homes in
our pretty addition" Semi
bungalow homes of three bed
rooms, bath. living room, dining
room, Kitchen, pantry, cellar
under entire house, attic, slate
roof; real fireplace; yards on all
sides. Also Dutch colonial
homes of eight rooms. All built
and finished in the 'Middaugh &
Shannon way"-complete to the
smallest detail.
Take Brookland cars to end of route-just a
square north of the monastery--12th and Michi-
gan ave. Bunker Hill road).
Sample home, Ala 18th ST., open until 0
each evening.
Middaugh & Shannon, Inc,
No Place Like Home.
No Home Like Ours.
Since 1899.
Suite 1889 Woodward bldg, 1j,h and H.
Main 6935.
Cut ont this ad: See these homes.
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Two Good Downtown Bargains
Suitable for Private Use
or Room Renting.
Rhode Island ave-: west of 18th St, sub
stantial three-story 10-room brick dwelling;
lot 21x1s4, alley; TO settle estate can be
purchased for SO, 500
street near 18th, three stories and cellar;
lot 10 feet deep: alley; only $12.G9O.
Let us arrange to show you these properties.
cheap enough fer Spectator to buy.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FIRM

Fourteen Large Rooms.
Three baths: near 18th and Columbia I'd. !:
well furnished; player-piano; perfect condition
$3.50 per month.
McKEEVER & GOSS,
140J Eve ST Main 1852.
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q Cents Daily
Saved will pay principal. interest, expense and
relief fund on each 81 900 home. No extras.
Save tie pennies, nickels and dimes you spend
fooislily every day and become master of
Home Ownership
through our cooperative copyright plan. Call
Or write for booklet. TRUSTEES AGENCY,
POI Machinist building. Washington.
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WANTED-ROOMS.
TABLE BOARD.

iS=,7FzTTT iIIN Al b0ars for select few: excep
1;nnaI dinners 3i02 Mt. Pleasant Col. s2l2
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$1,000. Kilbourne St.
COLONIAL. brick, rooms, tiled bath, hot
water heat. front porch. double-deck rear
porch, gas. electric light. This property is in
fine condition and should be seen Terms can
be arranged.
downtown Rooming House.
Near the courthouse; convenient to both
cars; II rooms, baths. hot-wat ter heat; good
condition; large lot; room for garage. Price,
$4,000 Easy terms
$1,000. 18th St. NV.
Brick; rooms; bath; steam heat; nice eel
lar: laundry tubs; porch; early possession. Only
81 500 cash.
$3.50.
Near 10th and H SITS. NE.
Brick: rooms: bath; hot-water heat. Only
interest
$3.50. 2-Family Flat NE.
81 800 cash. Brick; 5 rooms; bath on each
floor; separate cellars and furnaces Rent one
and occupy the other. Rear yard. Alley.
$1,000.
Near 18th and Fla. Ave. NV.
Colonial style: brick; 8 rooms: bath; h-w
heat; near Central High School. Early pos
session.
Sc, 500. Near 9th and P SITS. NV.
2-story brick; 9 rooms; bath; 2story brick
stable. Terms can be arranged.
DAVID E. BARRY ,a Main in i lso u -
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AT THE PRESTON, 17i3 z ST, ONE HAND.
scn,ely furnished apartment of 3 rooms and
bath maid service and laundry for apartment
linen. $125 per month on yearly lease
c. W. SIMPSON CO.. INC.
IA 18th ST. NV.
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UNFURNISHED

UNFURNI6HED.
18th ST. NEAR DUPONT CIKCLE-10 ROOMS
and baths: newly papered and painted: cleo
trio lights; $3.50 per month.
MckEEVER & GOSS,
1405 Eve ST Main 1852.
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CHEVY CHASE.

50, s5O-s rooms and baths: garage for two
cars: modern in every respect: large lot.
rage; fireplace: hot-water heat; concrete front
porch; sleeping porch; large lot convenient to
cars.
80. 500 stories: I rooms; tiled bath; sleep
ing porch; large lot. hedge, lawn.
SIT O0o-Close TO Chevy Chase and Columbia
clubs, on Connecticut avenue: 10 rooms; lot
lOxl96; garage; shrubbery; fine lawn; . real
home.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1872 New York avenue.
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FOR SALE-DETACH
home in good location. Price,
$1,000. E rooms and bath. Will
make easy terms. d. ]. DUNl-
GAN, 1921 New York ave. NV.
Phone Main 1867.
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VACANT; IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; $3.50
$3.50 cash; large, new bungalow Of five rooms:
modern in every detail; lovely oak heors: large
basement, with laundry; large. light, foored
upstairs, for two rooms; large porches: pretty
lot 5Ox130: in highest and best section. GEO.
C. WALKER, kresge bldg. 11th and G. g.
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FOR SALE-COLORED.
Vacant brick house; e rooms
and bath and new 2-story brick
garage to hold 4 cars. Price,
$4,o5O. Very easy terms.
VIM. B. KRAFT,
1886 N. Y. AVE.
Phone Main 1893.
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STONELEIGH COURT.

For lcase-A few desirable
housekeeping and non-house-
keeping apartments; restaurant.
Inquire Office.
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I'I;IYATE FsAMILY-20th ST. NEAR puPoNl
Circle viii rent parler for business purposes
from a:3a a. ~ 90 $40 PM. Sundays except
Of. can have bedroom also; references Ad-
6rrss Boy ED, Star Office.
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Attention

II you are locking for . comfortable home
with about every modern convenience, at
reasonable price. investigate this one:
Note the description.
stories and cellar, II rooms. 2 bathrooms,
hot-water heat and electric lights; garage;
good condition; on q lettered street west of
18th. The owner, DESTROYS Of moving north.
has fixed q low price for q quick sale-$12, 500.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1842 Men York ara
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CAB Louisiana ave. NV.
GREAT BARGAIN.

GREAT BARGAIN.
By owner-9 rooms, 2 tiled
baths; ami; Pittsburgh gas
heater: 3 porches; garage; y
block from cars and school good
northwest section; possession
with deed. Price, $10,5O0. Terms
can be arranged to suit. Phone
Columbia 1912.
FOR SALE-A MODERN g.
room home on the Heights con-
venient to 14th st. cars. Liberal
terms. D. J. DUNCAN, 1921
New York ave. Phone Main
1861.
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Randolph ST. bet. LIST and End SITS NV
NOW VACANT: A three room deep brick dwell
NJ with six rooms, reception hall. bath. Gel
ia hat-water heat electricity cement porches
front and back. Key at Office.
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1901 G ST. n.e.-Brick dwelling containing
seven rooms and bath cellar; rented 10 mon'h-
" tenant at $40 per month.
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j5II l. ST NW.-HoUSEKEEPlNG APT.
tIsa other rooms for .rent: board arranged;
centrally located: walking distance Of depart
,nert srnres and eovernmen MT offices.
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4-R0nN AND BATH X. APT. OVERLOOK.
ing Conn. ave. bridge. Sll0; also 1 room ano
be- III. Call y. 1866. -
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TNTiL DEC. / OR JAN. l. COMPLETE AND
elegantly furnished 3 rooms, reception hall.
Litchenette and bath; one-half block Dupont
Circle. in strictly modern apartment house;
mahogany furniture. Call Lieut. McGinnis.
I ircnIn Sl,- So
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SSi 2,nd NW.-FURNISHED APARTMENT
to married couple. 3 rooms, bath: entire second
f1oor: telephone; $50. including heat, gas. s.
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1e.I II ST. NW.-Excelicnt meals, well pre-
pared. attractiveiy served; moderately pre- s
North 1898
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poon;np house. st.-A little east OF 18th
St: brick, II rooms, baths; furnace hea''
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IN APARTMENT. WITH PRIVATE FAMILY
clean. well furnished, large bay window room
overlooking Franklin Park. Save care fare
S4J monthly for =; of kitchen for laundr.
and preparing breakfast. $50 monthly. Frank
LIN 1883 from ) TO s pm.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-22
HARVARD ADMINISTERED
9-o DEFEAT TO YALE


 New Haven Nov 21.-Al the grim fighting 1r-. of a dozen average Yale football teams moulded into one, a line oI defense that withstood the onslaughts. and an utter disregard for oneself in rner unconquegl.5le determination to make good i'll the eyes of sporting world that had moclled and ridiculed them avaiIed Big lin" Callahan's Yale team only q defeat with glory at the hands of Harvard, 90, Saturday after noon at the Yale Bowl in the pr serce of the largest attendance at a grldlron con- test in tht history of college football. It was a regenerated team that head Coach Tad Jones placed on the fled Saturday eompar-6 to the eleven humbl- ed by the Prime ton Tiger week before. But the regeneration WAS not complete. While Jones perfected a Wonder.Gl de fsnse against the best Harvard cJdd of fer in the line of rushin thz p4-. the Eli mentor failed to create ai. .allI5 a,,e4sL L.le- tory in tho natu Jf an oTe- $ .o. IL was Yales utter inabuity 10 carry the ball that offset tier sp-endid defensive and in the final reckoning cost them tie game.
 They shall not pass" was the watch word of the Yale line from tlre o. hing whistle and when Bob Fisher. He.4 '2T-, : shrewd coach became convinced oi IS during the first period he wisely s1if- sG his attack from that of carrying the D Il to a spectacular aerial attack. With Chauncey Buell. the Hartford boy, un the throwing end of the majority of the Crmison forward passes, Fishers strate- gY worked we'll
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-22
YALE DEDICATED TABLETS
 TO MEN WHO DIED IN WAR

A
 New Haven, Nov. 21.-Impressfve ex- ercises were held in WooIsey Hall today when Yale University dedicated memorial tablets in honor of the 225 Yale men who died in the world war At the close of the services a color guard accompan- led six officers to the corridor with Wreaths which were placed on the mar Die tablets inscribed with the names of the dead Two wreaths also were placed on the Civil War Memorial The exer- cises came to an end with Taps echo ing through the corridor and hall.
 The address was by Henry L. Stimson. former secretary of war, of the Yale class of 1S8S. He said that only in a minor sense did the war interrupt the normal work of our colleges
 Tn higher sense" he said. ''the war furnished to the college the goal of it's existence and the final and searching test by which it's work in the past years should be judged
 Today we=meet to dedicate memorials 10 the Yale men to whom it was grant ed to seal their efforts with their lives.
 We are not here today to mourn their deaths Nothing would so shock | the devoted and eXultant spiSit of their service. We are here to set aside a me morial by which it is our hope that fu- | ture generations of Yale may be aroused to an emulation of their spirit and en- l deayor"
 | Prayer was offered by PresidEt Ar | thur T. Hadley and an original poem was
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-22
TEE rhEr---e-NPr

Every -.i-sre-a ea..ir 'i.f11 Tn s5-- r..a te j.. presented a copy lt Johns l laal letters.
 Lena tahUaG. the ir-Iisl act-a-s. h1s plan -1 lHa -.s nlrG.u- suburbs and towns aaul. London good drama a- rea- soma .e i-.e-
 Ja1aH has am annual poetry contest. ar. . . .t.--a number ol C1r-.H..a. The subject s selected by tl4 .--.ag.
 At what if naH sl .ro 1aar. -te Grat houses of tHl Ha.cH settlers wlre .rectel l ila li-a aE --rG -..e.- -l.- fer--s ar- builder
 y s estimated trat u0-e ttr1 I=51' different books. pamphlets aE. lEa-l- 1.r.s ara fnlla Har l tle dt- i-reHt countries ol -Ha world
 Tho first woman physician in, America was Iarf--. a- -lIlt who r-lctic. I medicine u Boston Ior many years. grfl her death l 1875. at tre aa al set eat1.
 Substantial cash es have been ol- fe--d by tra eo-.r--a..t Of Stew Zealand for tll discovery a. uaT La-zIl ol mar kei1ble rl.sHrtaf and nuno.
 Perhaps lre most cu e.sl- written hymn was From tr. H..rle ley Mountains. which was camH--e - Bishop Heber h ltar more t1al a-.Ha ulngtcs.
 A thrilling race ral recently on the Seine h..ya.r 'Hy7ro-cII CUTS" made 0l 2iraIl-e grlina-er. abandoned by the Americana. These CE-lt are driF- cn ly a.r lro.e-lrs
 Am riaan films are great favorites in Frame and they gre looked ID for tho redemption li Che French movie tles..-. which has been lahor.ls unllr Che czltl- c-sm of being vulgar
 Many of the fruits and vegetables now eaten were alu1s- unknown ,o our fore fathers Not ultl L--y WITS time were raz1ne berries. sl-a- berries or cher ries g-own m En-au.
 Tn many parts of England there gtu exists tra superstition laat a newborn chili should be taken u-.s.airs before he ls carried down. iu order to insure hls rising -a the world later or iu life.
 The new Ee'E-n Academy or Letters. which is being org along the Ines Of the iaUorF French tcl1 my. VIII hs inc first u5-l -iln .l -s ,-lrI ia Eurons io admit women to lul membership.
 Washington. D C has aa lnteres.in-. way of trying =t-0.t accident cases by means Of mo sl vehicles and a miniature street crossing which are eo r-aut1sr lteI as io show cEacty .gH an accident oc- cured.
 The city of T---,--e- Canada. hoarts of having t'e t-- e- frs...-r-.- railway yards in fhe uo-ll. ana thc cheapest electric lishL the finest transportation facilities and widest streels in America.