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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
N. L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
721 Thirteenth Street NV.
ain 5oO3-4


PRICE, s1O.OoO-NEAR FOURTEENTH AMI
GIRARD STREETS. substantially bull,
three-story brick, where early possession car
b. had. Nine rooms and bath; hot-water heat
newly decorated double garage.
PRICE. S11 .500-IN FASHIONABLE SEC
TON OF NORTHWEST. handsome resi-
dence of nine rooms and bath: hot-water heat
electric light: hardwood floors and trim; ga
rage. Excellent condition.
PRICE. $13OOo-A DESIRABLY LOCATED
NORTHWEST HOME within easy walking
distance of business district Eleven rooms
and three baths: hot water heat; electric light
good lot to alley: Al condition.
PRICE. S13. Cont. PLEASANT. WEST
OF SIXTEENTH STREET. An offering which
is worthy of inspection; eight rooms and ba tn
hot-water heat; electric light; hardwood floors;
sleeping porch.
RY CO., INC,
REAL ESTATE"
| Street wv.
lin S9O3-4.
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Sll ,OCO
A large modern bungalow near car line;
bedrooms and bath. first floor; bedrooms, sec
ond floor: heated by pipeless furnace; cleo
tricity: front and double sleeping porches;
hardwood floors and trim; lot 50x170; alley.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
$13,5OO
On Ontario road near Columbia road; beau
tiful 1O-room and bath house. with steam heat
and electricity; in fine condition; garage on
paved alley; screens, awnings; occupied by
owner, who will give immediate possession.
DAHLGREN TERRACE
5000
A completely detached bungalow; modern
and we'll constructed throughout; hot-water
heat; electricity. front porch. VACANT.
SAUL'S ADDITION
$13,5OO'
Hollow tile construction with stucco finish;
rooms and bath detached bungalow, with
every modern convenience. such as hot-water
heat, electric lights and gas, hardwood floors,
etc. Can give immediate possession. This is
a real home and worth considering.
SHANNON
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713 18th ST. NV.

DO YOU WANT A HOME?
THEN BUY THIS ONE.
$500 CASH. $50 PER MONTH.
large rooms and attic; front and rear
yards; front porch; 25-foot paved alley in
rear with garage; must be sold at once.
No. $50 st. s.w.
Observation-Disclosures CO.,
1917 II ST. NV. Phone Main 1874.
NV. SUBURBS.
BETWEEN CONN. AND WIS. AYES. A
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED 7-ROOM HOME.
PRICE AND TERMS REASONABLE. PHONE
NJ. 225 OR CLEvE. 90s-J.
MT PLEASANT-1O X. AND = b., H.W. H.
electricity. garage; immediate possession; for
d. II. JOHNSON CO.. 1898 II st. NV.
AN ELEGANT, P-To-THE- MINUTE. WELL
built brick house, and now vacant; situated
in desirable section NV.
ID. ii. JOHNSON CO.. 1888 II st. NV.
SEE THIS SPLENDID PROPERTY.
One-half square from 18th and Girard SITS. !:
one Of the best squares the Heights. Hand
some 3-story dwelling, IL rooms. baths hot
water heat. electric lights, double garage
lot 145 feet deep: 2O-foot alley. $4,000.
ANOTHER GOOD ONE
ON THE HEIGHTS.
IL rooms. 3 baths. hot-water heat, electric
lights; good square west of 18th st. $l4 600
$4,000
WILL, BUY THIS ONE.
18th Columbia road; 10 rooms, hot-wa-
ter heat large lot.
AsToNE & FAIRFAx 1912 New York ave-
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Good vaiue-$11, 500.
Open three sides.
few steps from cars.
10 rooms, baths-
sToNp d FAIRFAX. 1sEznsw2w1ssa.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 18th ST NV. MAIN 2345.
Buy Before Fall.
MANOR PARK CHEVY CHASE

! CHEVY CHASE
$1,000
A most delightful Chevy Chase home con-
tanning rooms. sleeping porch and bath. Very
attract1vely located on lot SOx125, with highly
developed hedge and lawn. There is de-
tached garage, with crushed stone driveway.
The value is excellent.
SAUL'S ADDITION
$12,75O
An artistic and well planned bungalow, con-
tanning Z rooms and bath; hot-water heat;
electricity and gas; spacious porches; close to
18th St.; owner is leaving town and will de-
liver possession at once.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
$1,000
A beautiful modern dwelling, complete in
every detail; rooms and bath: hot-water
heat; electricity: deep lot to alley.
NORTHEAST
$3.50
A six-room brick dwelling in an excellent
section of the northeast. This property is oc-
cup1ed by the owner, has been kept in excel
lent condition and possession will be given at
once. Large lot with ample space for garage.
& LUCHS,
MAIN 22AS
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,

IS34 IL 81. IN. w.
Price, s., 250-BLOOMINGDALE. just a little
off n. Capitol st. This house is located
in one of the most desirable blocks and
contains six rooms and bath; furnace
heat and gas light. The owner will ac-
cept reasonable terms of sale.
Price, $13. 0O0-MT. PLEASANT. near 18th
and knbourne SITS. An attractive house
built by Kennedy & Davis. the well
known builders It contains ten rooms,
two baths. hot-water heat and electric
lights The owner will give possession
and sell easy terms.
Price, So. 75O-NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA
RID. new listing that is positive
bargain. This is bay window brick
house. having ten rooms and BATH hot
water heat and good sized rear yard to
wide paved alley. Possession and
terms.
Price, 81. 5Oo-FAIRMONT ST. This house is
now vacant and is thoroughly modern
and up-to date; it contains six rooms and
bath, is three rooms deep and has hot
water heat and electric lights; attrac-
tive terms can be arranged.
Price, $10.75O-LANIER PLACE. In this very
convenient and attractive neighborhood
we have desirable house Of eight
rooms and bath two floors. 1t has
hot-water heat. electric lights, parquet
floors throughout. hardwood trim, front
and sleeping porches and room for ga
rage. Newly decorated throughout.
HEDGES & MIL
1894 H St. NV.
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w IL L l A M S. P H L L I P S,
14O0 New York Ave. NV.

Z NJ 5. IT'S,
1909 New York Ave. NV
Phone Main o.
We have large list of desirable homes reasonable prices
and reasonable all sections the Those listed
below only few. Call and entire organ
trained statesmen will be placed your disposal
I'd
houses ixooms andt W ROO
a is
n
concet
st off
st.
from CARL
BATH STORIES pr
chick all
bearing FRUIT
1T. house..
h. H.,
enroom,
2baths
o
WILLIAM S. PHI L LIPS,
1909 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main g.
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McKEEVER & GOSS,
Main 4752.

Massachusetts, Avenue Heights.
Absolutely the most beautiful home in this
new section; frst-fioor plan is very unique in
its arrangement of sitting room, library, din
ing room and breakfast porch; I'd floor COM
prises bedrooms, baths and sleeping porch !;
attic contains two finished rooms; house has
solid stone founda ton. tiled roof and is sub
stantially built, with stucco finish; all mod
board electric sockets, and beautiful finish
throughout. This is a fine home for an
eminent physician or professional man. Price.
$35 900.
McKEEvER & Goss,.
140o Eye Street. Main 1852.
Chevy Chase, D. G..
Jocelyn near Connecticut avenue; eight large
rooms and two baths; garage for two cars;
completely detached. on large lot; front and
lights; hot-water heat; hardwood floors;
screens throughout. This is bargain at
$4,000.
McKkEvER Goss,
1405 Eye Street. Main 4752.
- Chevy Chase, D. c.
Beautiful home of ten large. spacious
rooms; two tiled baths; first floor beauti-
fully arranged on center-han plan; finished
in most exquisite taste; house is Of colonial
type; completely detached, on corner lot, and
is one Of the best buys in Chevy Chase today.
Price. $4,000.
McKEEvER & Goss.
1906 Eye Street. Min 1852.
$4,000.
, in Chevy Chase, D. O.; six rooms and bath;
many shade trees; house is beautifully finished
orch, sleeping porch; electric lights; hot-water
entire house; colonial front porch; we recon-
( & GOSS,
Main H52.
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RROOKLAND


groom house; no = water
heat; best condition: beautiful
lot, lawn and shade, garden,
fruit and flowers. $500. At
tractive terms. OWNER. Ad-
dress Box 343-K, Star Office.
os.
RELIEVE YOURSELF OF THE RENT o. Is
ton. Buy small cash payment Of iruS-
tees of estate three-family apartment; Capitol
Hill; all outside rooms. Occupy one apart
ment yourself and apply the rents from other
apartments to pay balance of purchase price.
J. RAYMOND HOOVER. Trustee.
District National Bank Bldg.
SETTLEMENT or ESTATE-rwo BRICK
houses, twostory. Z rooms and bath; $1,000
each One brick house. astory. r,Oms
$500. One framc house. rooms. 81 400:
located near 18th and r. ]. ave. NV. Arrange
ments for time payments can he made. For
further information address Box go h. Star
office.
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Phone Main 1923.

Price, $6.500-NEAR 18th AND NEWTON
SITS. A vacant house that is very low
priced. This is colonial style, having
hot-water heat, electric lights. hardwood
floors and trim. front and rear porches
very easy terms of sale will be made.
Price, $11 ,5O0-CHEVY CHASE, MD. One of
the best properties that have had
for sale for some time. A bungalow
type. containing rooms and It'll, hard
wood foors open fireplace. sleeping
: porch and garage; it is lighted by cleo
tricity. heated with hot water and is
situated on a lot 1OOx20O. and is in
excellent condition.
Price, s7,5oo-NEAR list AND BRYANT SITS.
colonial style home of six rooms and
very convenient. 1t could not be dupli-
believe we can arrange the terms to
suit you.
Price, SO OO-wASHINGTON HEIGHTS. A
thoroughly modern, up to date, high-class
home. containing eight bedrooms, three
baths and a shower: large rear porches:
open fireplace, hardwood floors. instan-
taneous water heater, modern heat and
light and a built-in garage for two cars.
Possession and terms.
Price s., 95O-NORTHEAST. Very conven-
iently located within a short distance Of
Lincoln Park; well built, corner brick
house, of attractive appearance, having
six rooms and bath. 1t is now vacan
and convenient terms of sale will be
made.
INC,
n
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CHEVY CHASE CORNER.

500. 900. $1,000 Cash. Balance Arranged.
Z rooms and center hall, tile bath, hot water
heat. electric lights: open fireplace, inglenook
window seats, hardwood foors garage. chick
en- house. Beautiful flowers; shade trees. Va
can't. (15aS329.)
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VACANT.
"Jameson-Built Home"
1906 Potomac ave-, Sc; e rooms
and bath, h.w.h., cleo. light, wide
front and rear porches; deep lot
to alley; easy terms. Open and
lighted until 9 pm. daily. For
sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON,
oO6 N. Y. Ave. NV.
Main 5526.
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TakOma Park.
PRETTY MODERN BUNGALOW TYPE HOME
large rooms, tile bath and lavatory on both
floors; wonderful living room, with open fire
place. This home is one year old, has every
modern convenience; exceptionally well ar
ranged and real bargain.
A. c. HOCGHTON CO.. 1916 II ST. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section
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FOR SALE-STORES

STORE ON 9th ST. WITH COMPLETE
stock of groceries, including upto-date soda
fountain; fixtures of every description; full
line Of candies and cigars price, complete,
900; with exceptionally cheap rent. Address
Box TAN, Star office.
FOR SAI.E-11th ST. BET. f AND F.
3-STORY STORE. CELLAR AND VAULT. =
LOT OVER 70 FEET WIDE. LEASED TO
NOVEMBER.
l.. W. GROOMES. 1416 F ST.
FOR SAIE-14th ST. NEAR THE ARCADE.
3-STORI STORE AND = APIS. ABOVE.
NO LEASES
. L. W. GROQMES. LAG z ST
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O. b, zANTZINGER,
00S New York ava.
HbnnA Nk3a 0@
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PETWORTH BARGAIN.
$1,000. 5000 Cash. 500 Monthly.
rooms and bath, hot-water heat. electric
lights hardwood floors and trim, garage, paved
alley. Immediate possession.
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lNJU New YORK Ave. n.
Phone Main 90.
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VACANTI420 COLUMBIA ROAD NV;
very desirable little home. in white neighbor-
hood, close to Soldiers Home Park: has six
rooms and bath; breakfast and sleeping porch
es; colonial front; conveniences include h.-wh,
electric lights. laundry trays, gas logs. etc :;
excellent condition throughout; is for sale by
owner to reliable party on terms as low as
81 600 cash and balance $50 monthly. including
principal and interest. For further informal ton
communicate with f. A. CRAWFORD. 512
Park road NV. Phone Col. 641-W.
EDGEMOORE BARGAIN.
$4,000. 81 600 Cash. $12o Monthly.
6 rooms and bath, extra large living ROOM
stone open fireplace, hardwood floors. electric
lights; extra barge tile bathroom; sleeping
porch. tile roof, furnace heat. garage, modern
chicken house cost 81, 500 to build. About one
acre Of ground. Vacant.
BUNGALOW.
$500 $500 Cash. $50 Monthly.
5 rooms and bath, electricity, pfpeless fur-
mace. Will finish two rooms in attic $40 ad-
dtional. Lot 50124S. Brand new.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$4,000. s., 500 Cash. $50 Month
Between 18th and 14th St car lines.
rooms, BATH hot water heat, electricity. sleep
ing porch parquet floors. 135foot paved al
ley. Immediate possession.
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APARTMENTS TO LET

TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH. BALCONY :
10 couple, mo ehildrcnl hundred month /:
Aug LIST. Nov LIST. privilege OF extension :
reference. Phone. North SSH. 2gs
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s4i9 14th ST. N-W.-VERY ATTRACTIVE
rm- private bath apt; instantaneous hot
water, telephone; suitable couple or 3 or 4
IL
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ALI. OF THE ABOVE PROPERTIES CAN BE
+ PURCHASED ON REASONABLE TERMS.
Speculative need houses. List for
quick returns.
BRADFORD & CO.,
Main 1917 1877 Southern bldg. Main 1878.
Only $50 MONTH. INCLUDING PRINCIPAL
and interest $500 cash. Price. s.. $50. Six
rooms and bath. Two sold, left. Pos
session guaranteed. st. Sc. near 18th.
One square from Pa. car line.
T., 2O7l NEW som. ITO n ne.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Confined.

SIN ROOMS AND RATH FURNACE HEAT
fruit trees and double garIEr. 3gl7 Ward. A
St NV. Call Columbia sS11; Sn.n0o. $. ny
cash.
REAL EABGAIN--NEN. : ROOMS. - HATlis.
sleeping porch. Instantaneous Watrr hoHtsr n.l-
floors throughout, efrrytiin- ull 70 dafa. nf p
sacrifc" price Sll.Jun. iuIgirr iH-2 18th sf.
NV. COL >9t1T
BY owNER--6-R AND TILE BATH HpTSr:
INV. floors INV. H.. slc-. Lights. raori8i frnrc
and screened sleeping p"r-ilr-. wash frars ard
toilet in cellar; room for puruEc: modern Ip
every NAY. Call after am. so l'ats rafI,
ny
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FOR SALE-L0TS.

ARGYLE PARK. LOTS FOR SALE. 18th Is
Webster SIS. Overlooking 10th 81. and Kock
Creek Park. High elevation. Distant views
Low prices Go out today and seq the besE
subdivision in Washington. My sign ~ there, ~
II. RYAN. owner. 1915 81. NV Main s"ie,
TAK0MA PhRh. 50xl5o; ALI IMPROVE
ments; only SD cash. - mJnih:-.
Col. l22T-J.
BClLn,Nts L0TS FACING >fh I'D Str. ia
and Ella. ave, ne; 20 lots in all; can 10
bought cheap by quick purchaser.
L. W. MCINTYRE, ga -. NV.
MAN GOING; INTO NEW BUSINESS. VERY
an xious TO sell his lots. in different parts q
hest " section, To finance himself Address
Box 44-H. Star office
SEVERAL LOTS NEAR 10th AND wEBSTER
SITS. NV; cheap. For sale h ouAer. Cak
Col. z21S after pm.
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vACANT-NORTHWEST
$4.75o-CORNER HOUSE. SIX ROOMS AND
bath; furnace heat; cellar; alley in rear; rea-
sonable terms.
B. F. SAUL CO..
Frank. 1893 1874 n. 7. ave. NV.
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4 LOOKING 70 Il SOUTH PACIFIC Z
white Men Planning Complete Posses
sion Of Fertile islands Of That q
E Y, :Far-AWay Ocean. =: r 10

IT, ~
s#S With Europe a seething mass of I'M
rest and discomfort and uncertainty;
your Britisher; is looking to the islands
Of the South Pacific, already owned by;
the empire, as the, next place to go;
; and to exhibit. ito use the expression
Of lot of people who do not know the;
meaning of, tile. word. Already corpo-
nations are being formed to colonize}
the islands. and beautiful word pic
lures of the advantages Of a. residence
upon them are being painted. f.. <s
,sss The truth IS, for some years the
white man has been gradually getting
81 foothold in the region. The delight
full pictures which one sees of the ma;
sttves, gives little idea OF what is
really to be seen in the country They
afe not the Wild, naked people roam !;
u. fng it large, eating each other and
die missionaries. Rubber plantations,
ct,oconut groves. phosphate mines and
/ other industries are operated by Eu,
rfsopeans., And, schools i and churches rs :
de lt enc unte cred ION every. hand, with
Tie fonk &c fhie horn OF tthe alltoIilofs
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The sEMIDJl DAILY PIONEER
country'ss Motive Energy.

4 The gauge Of a nation s Industrial
might Is the amount Of motive energy
which It can command for the mani
fold fields Of production and the es-
senttal contributory activities. We
have maintained our supremacy in
manufactured output very largely be-
cause Of the vast, amount Of power
which we could cali into service. Rob
ert G.. Skerrett wrote In the Scientific
American Modern nations expend
far more energy thansfthe combined
muscular ability Of their. population
and beasts Of burden. The margin is
covered by the employment Of me
schanical energy In the form Of power.
To accomplish the work done annually
In the United States, would require
the labor of 5000. 900 900 hardworking
slaves. The use Of power gives to
each man, woman and child in this
country the service equivalent of thir-
y servants. .sR&s%,s3a@ W. '~:.,;' = =,
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ID Il u DEsTRoY INSECT I: !! PESTS 8;


H Do not not waste your time spraying
paris green On insects that suck tho
juices from. plants and foliage, sucn
as lice, green, black and white \ aph lls
'7or, ny. mealy bug. red spider and sc csl
by thrusting theirsprob oscis into sfns
leaf or stem, for they n9t IL sa "a
ed by stomach polsons. n They must
be destroyed by contact ctticidss,
Those in powder form Kill by clos
Ing the breathing pores In the insects
skin, iofs In mid form b l being a b:
soprribsd thfbugh these pores, the Amer;
tcan4aF orestfy. Magazine points ont.
The Bose conitaic: Il insect cides IN pow
der form are hellebore, slug shot and
tobacco dust. The best IN fluid form
are aphine, black leaf 40, fish (whale)
oil soap, nicotine tobacco extract)'
kerosene, miscible oil and lemon OIL
* Insects that eat plants, foliage, vege-
tables, fruits, flowers, ETC., whether
bugs, beetles, worms, caterpillars or
slugs are more quickly and efectu-
ally destroyed with poisonous. ): sto-
machic insecticide such as arsenate OF
lead, paris green or hellebore. These,
: il applied according to directions. are
so diluted as to be harmless to vege-
tatfon and to animal life. Less pol.
sonous stomachic@ and contact insecti'
cides are kerosene emulsion. slug
, shot, etc. " = az y. ~ Z nz@ y.
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OF THE BOARD OF
OBLIGATIONS, INDEPENDENT s[
\ 1g ScHOOy. nIRTnI( NO p. ~

Aspecial meeting OF the Board Of Edu-
cation Of Independent School District
iof Minnesota. duly called: was held On
O'clock P. NJ, President s. +. II. Smith
we're: Messrs: Quincy Brooks John w.
Smith, J. T. Tuomy, a: Molander, Mrs.
Netxer and Superintendent Bagby.
. The following resolution was onered
by J. Tuomy, who moved Its adop-
tion: Resolved by the governing body
OF Independent School District number
seven, in the County Of Beltramf, State
of Minnesota, at duly called meeting
thereof, legally held on the 18th day OF
May, 1920, a quorum being present, that
in It's opinion it is expedient to issue to
the State of Minnesota the bonds OF
said Independent School District mum:
ber:seven, to the aggregate amount OF
1926. 100000, for the following purpose;
building and furnishing q new school
house, to bear interest at the rate OF
four per centum per annum, to mature
and to be Of the respective number. and
amounts as hereinafter set forth:
l. One bond for the sum Of $15,000.00,
i payable July LIST, 1926:
q One bond for the sum of $15,000,O0,
s payable July LIST, 1925.
81. One bond for the sum Of $1500O.O0,
=..T, payable July LIST. 1927:
4, One bond for the sum of $15,0OOOO,
payable july first. 1928: ooo
s Il One bond for the sum of $15,00OOO,
E2E payable July LIST, 1929; d"
3 One bond for the sum of $16,00OOO.
payable July LIST, 1880. $.',-
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BIG TREE VEL 3 ED 70 \ AGE g !:
Chestnut InS Which Washington IL
!" y Said to Have Hidden coIlapsss
=. >. , IL Yonlesrs, NsW York

y Maybe there's no truth In the tra-
dition. that George Washington once nee
hid in the. hollow trunk Of the great
chestnut tree that until recently $1,000
ia the front yard Of Charles =. Coy.
tYonkers. New York. But folk there
about believe he did. just az they pc.
lieve that the tree was 200 or SOO
years old when III died q few, years
ago, and was the oldest and biggest
tree OF any variety not only in West
chester county but Ia New \ ork state.
The TRUNK, which was about s. feet
tall ana about. IS feet In circumfer-
enc according to Mr.. Coy, was cutt
down BY the, department OF PUBIC l''ll'
a works Of Yonkers, and its dismem-,
bered remains carted away said ! Y NJ 8
Coy FIX # .st*7 =, '.$3' n: u 'a' '.:'s$
.sBefore 1t died that tree produlcted1l
l the biggest and sweetest-tastlnle
tchestnuts I ever saw. After ,its death
d vine that covered IT made It s st1lh
/ "a sobj ect Of beauty, just as its vast e
I ma ana aye made it an object q ~ q.
mirat ion.i Ss$S IN t.s ~ ~ :. 8
me top was broken of about ne
time it died. L never knew sits exact
height. but II sdo Know that deal
81 tradition had grown up around
Il and that 1t commonly was rated tn enc
largest tree in this part Of the country:
I am sure it was the biggest N y t ils
county" ! -. ~. =, At9
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bile! heard III the shade 0f the PAINS
n The white man will not reach the \
end Of his road until there is No more ~, !
country to BE settled up. and there
are still vast areas to be brought IN
der his domains. InaAfrica. and upon
the islands III the sea, ne ~ setting his
foot and Clearing Up the jungles and
4Sconauering the, pests and becoming ac-
Scc.Iimated. N But the end us not yet;
there lis still much Ia be done, and
/ the changes are that the next t few
n wears viii see m exodus to these far
away places where beginning has
already been mad Columbus r't' Dis
atch. Ms Isl ss.3isss Gii NJ Bf5%,