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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-24

IMMEDIATE Observation-Disclosures NEW
T-roon and 2-bath house; one Of best NV. sec
tions; owner will give immediate possession; no
agents Address Box 2J0-P. Star office. a9s
COLORED HOME BUYER.
LIE DROIT PARK.
A rare bargain; modern 4-family apartment:
live in one and pay $40 per mo- more than rent
received from other three. See the owner at
once. Address Box 252-P. Star office. zoe
ELEVEN ROOMS. TWO BATHS, GAS AND
electric light. steam heat, awnings and screens.
price. $1i, 800 J. PAUL SMITH, American
Security and Trust Co.. 18th and Pa ave. NV.
s,' 25s
81 600 AND f65 MONTH Will FINANCE
home in Chevy Chase. Address Box 2s0P.
Star ONCE. 2Js
VACANT|SIX ROOMS AND BATH. NEAR
navy yard. In excellent condition. and a be- r.
gain. IS 500. Terms.
WARREN COCHRAN,
Main 50lS 10 10th st. NV
WOODLEY PARK HOME BARGAIN-2si1
ca thedral avenue; now vacant and ready for
occupancy: 10 rooms and 8 baths; ali modern
improvements, large back yard; tvo-story
brick garage; lot "a feet wide, 2O-foot alIey
bnst antaneous hot-water heater; double back
Fscreened-in porches; house open all day. Re-
terms and price, 80 ]. 4. HAYDEN. 1910 q
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D ST. Sc. BET. 9Th AND 8tl-2- STORY
brick; rooms and bath; cellar; furnace heat.
. seaton Fl; ne; bet. North Capitol and 1.t-
heat; colonial porch. Price. s., 500.
9th st. NE. bet East Capitol and A-2story
brick; rooms and bath cellar; furnace heat
Price. $500.
bath latrobe heat. Price. $4,000.
3rd at. sc. bet. L and M-2-story frame !;
rooms and bath. Price, 81. $50.
J. c. WELDON & CO. 224 East Capitol.
FOR sALE-VACANT.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW.
1910 Lawrence st. ne.
lights, s%t S hath r electric
sonable. Keys at office.
FOR sALE-vACANT
1904 9Th st. NV.
Brick. rooms and BATH hotwater heat;
Price $500. Also 1905 9th st. NV.
FOR SALE-DO FOR STORE.
90 Q ct. NV.
10 rooms and bath. Price for quick sale
FOR SALE-COLORED.
Corner press brick-$3,2 $50.
Sherman ave. and Irving ST.; easy terms.
FOR sALE-VACANT
Two family nat. Brick. 9 rooms and In th
and 5 rooms and bath: separate cellars, fur
naces, back porches. Near North Capitol Ct.
Price, 81, 900.
FOR SALE
1l20 MORSE ST. NE
Near 18th and Florida ave. Brick 9 room,
and bath; cellar. furnace, front porch. Today's
p'''' G.. r. wARING,
1913 BOND BLDG. Franklin 5571.
18th and New York ave- NV.
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BEAUTIFUL NEW 7-ROOM AND 2-BATH
home. having every convenience. with built-in
garage; overlooking Rock Creek Park, in best
Mt Pleasant section immediate possession
inspect today: will be sold quickly. Address
Box 11S-P Star office
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Contlnued.
MR.. SPECULATOR.
SEVEN sMArI. t1ousrs

SEVEN SMALL HOUSES.
Press brick; modern baths. front porches.
back yards; NV. section. Built only three
years; good repair. Price. 81. ESQ each: easy
terms. Can be rcsold for "a 900 quick. Phone
franklin 6571. or Room 82a Bond bldg.
413 East Capitol st. Price. 1900; ANAL
store and apartment.
Al East Capitol st. Price. $500
41s East Capitol ST rooms.s Price,
$1,000.
100 9th st. se.-stors and dwelling. Price.
Sc 500
los eth st. n.e.-s r. and b.; fur. heat.
Price, sO.7aO.
10 18th at. SEE r. and b.. all modern an
provements Price. $500.
622 A St n.e.-9r. and b. brick: large
back yard and garage. Price, $4,000; make
offer.
14e4 North Capitol st-ss.oo
4O3 at. n.e.-e-r. and b.; cellar; room for
garage Price. $3.50: terms.
I'll A at. NE r. and b.; latrobe heat.
Price. IS. 900.
sl3 East Capitol st.-store and dwelling.
Price. $4,000.
744-746 It'll St s.e.-8 rooms: large lot :
back to alley. Price. s.. $50 each.
112 st. SEE r. and b.; latrobe heat
SO. 80: immediate possession.
GIL c 81. SEE r.. and latrobe heat. Price.
s.. 900.
Gle Pa. ave. s.e.-Store and dwelling. Price.
1o.5OO.
1875 D st. SEE r. and b. Price. $500.
1853 Hobart place n.w.-e r. and b.; hot air
heat. Price. 5000.
APPLY TO
JOS. A. HERBERT SONS.
51J East Capitol at.
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Only $3.50 Cash, $50 Month.
room for a double garage Address ROY iS5
Stnr office
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
FOR COIORED.
Continued.

end at. n.w.-3-story brick and stone: 10
rms. b., h.w.h.; deep lot to wide alley for
garage. $500
Acker at. n.e.-2-story and basement; 9 rms.
d h.. latrobe heat. 50. 500.
j. Z. X. CAMPBELL. l413-15 at. NV. 25s
2-FAMILY BRICK HOUSE DOWNSTAIRS
rensed'' $4,000 ADDRESS Box 27s-P. Star 9 Oh.
YOU MUST HAVE A HOME: YOU WANT IT
In good, convenient loca ton and the terms
must he within your ability to pay; large
rooms. 2story bay window: corner 9-family
brick house; sl6 Ord st. Sc: price only s.. $50
little cash Broom, 3-bay window corner brick
house. large parking. on Is st. ne, near Capt.
tol and Library; price only $3.50, little cash.
Apply at PIT Fast Capitol st. 29s
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FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR FOR RENT.
74s Park I'd. NV.
Furnished
unfurnished.
rooms and bath
H.w.h. electric lights
'Up-to-date in every way.
Open for inspection
All day Sunday,
10 to pm.
WILLIAM 8. PHILLIPS.
1409 New York ave. NV.
Phone Main %.
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sIX-ROOM BRICK-s.E.; BATH AND YARD.
Will sell at $50 q month. including interest,
with $500 cash payment. Address Box
264-P. Star ONCE.
VISIT RIvERDALE-LET US SHOW YOC
our "up-to- the minute bungalows" Reasonable
prices: terms that you can meet. Ofhces oper
THE RIvERDA1ip PARK COMPANY,
Riverdale, Maryland.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER; 7-RoOM BRICK;
Shepherd st. NV. near n. h. ave. furnace:
room for garage excellent condition Price,
$500; cash. 81, 200: quick action necessary.
Call North 5I95.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME ON HESKETH ST.
Chevy Chase, Nd, containing Z rooms and
bath, having electricity and hot-water heat.
Price. s15,7oo.Oo.
A nice 3-story brick building on It'll st. contain
ing = store and apartments with steam heat;
also q brick garage in the rear for two cars.
Price, SIS, 10000.
nice 7-room and bath brick house on Ken
nedy q. NV. having gas. electricity. hot-wa-
ter heat and room for garage.
Price. $10.J0OOO.
1920 F 1t. n.e.-s rooms and bath and room
for q garage to drive alley.
Price. $4,000 on very easy terms.
Tws-story apartment. near Gallaudet College,
having apartments of rooms and bath each
Price. s3,sOO.O0.
3-family apartment west Of Dupont Circle
and just a half block north Of Massachusetts
ave. Two apis. rent for $40 and the other
Price. sI1.75ooo.
80 Columbia road-Brick q rooms bat
cellar. furnace; colonial front porch decided
bargain at $4,OOO0O. Terms.
FOR COLORED.
200 block OF Virginia ave-A nice little g.
room and bath brick house, having a garage in
rear.
Price, $4,000. Terms.
Near Washington Circle on VI ST rooms and
bath. brick house. with colonial front porch
and room Tor garage. Immediate possession;
act quickly.
Price, $4,000
In the 500 block of Rhode Island ave. NV
A beautiful 3-story brick house with furnace
heat and in good condition.
Price, IS. 900.
r. L. SHEEHY.
30 Bond bldg. 18th and v. Y. ave,
Phone Main $3.50
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NACANT-MOvE RIGHT IN; DO NOT HAVE
to wait for title: near 18th and Columbia
road; 8 rooms and bath; furnace heat. Price.
$1,000; on most attractive terms.
ERNEST, HALL COOLIDGE co., INC.
Exclusive Agency.
500 18th street NV.
Main 34S2- 34s3.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION: HAND
some new modern Groom colonial
brick: cleo. lights; h.-wh; sleeping
and dining porches; garage space, etc:
high point in Petworth; close to cars:
only 50, go; terms.
Prompt possession: handsome two
story colonial brick; double rear
porches: cleo. lights: h.-wh.; room for
double garage: paved street and alley;
near 4th and Fla. ave. me-; only
$3.50; terms.
Prompt possession; well constructed,
attractive Or. and b. house; close to
Georgia rve.. Petworth; for quick sale,
81, $50; desire equity cash.
18th st. ne. near Eye; owner DUR
chased this q number Of years ago. and
the buyer will get the benefit Of his
low price Of SO, $50; about 81 900 cash.
balance arranged: Or. and b, brick:
h.-w.h.; garage space.
Bloomingdale: beautiful 6-r. pressed
brick; hot-air heat; big lot to paved
alley; s., $50; easy terms.
Similar houses In Sc. selling for
5000; owner has authorized us to sell
for 5000; 8,r. and b. pressed brick:
to an alley; rented for $50; north Of
ia. ave. Sc; terms.
Near E. Cap. and sth sts.; 8-r. and
b. brick; rented for $50 a month; small
lot; this is u ''give-away" at s., $50:
reasonable terms.
Two-family brick nat. within several
squares Of Pa. ave.: pre-war rental:
out-of- town oVper; consider an offer OF
less than s.. 800; terms.
Within several blocks Of busy thor
oughfare. 18th and Fl me-: white Sec
ton; Groom porch front frame; very
big lot to an alley; asking $1,65O;
make an offer; on easy terms.
For sale to colored; vacant; Rem
ming rd. ne. near 18th; 6-r and b.
brick: very big lot; only 50 $50; small
cash payment, balance monthly.
n. L. RYON CO., INC,
Successors TO New York Realty Brokers,
Phone NJ. 1897. 1923 st. NV
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BARGAIN. S4.5O0-BRICK: s ROOMS. NEAR
Mass. ave. and I'd st. NV: 1-3 cash; must SELF
Address RoN CIR. Star office c3s
DETACHED HOUSE: BROOKLAND; EIGHT
rooms nm.i.; double garage; lot 5Ox1oO;
must sell within Is days: $500 net equity
cash: built and occupied by owner since 1912
Address Box 16R, Star Office.
BY owNER-NEw 6 ROOMS AND BATH;
a NIL. sleeping porch: breakfast porch; deep
lot TO alley; room for garage: So. 75O-cash,
s..'oo: balance monthly. 1915 Illinois ave.
NV. Take 14th st. car marked Takoma get
on at Illinois and walk one block SOUTH No
agents. 25s
OWNER WISHES TO SELL EXTRAORDI-
narliy built house: rooms and attic; ami;
with added attractions; large lot; brick
garage: In charming NV. location; bargain
No agents. Address Box CIR Star Office
bLooMlNGDALE. NEAR LIST AND r. I.
ave nw.-6 large rooms and bath; furnace:
inciosed sleeping porch and garage; So 500.
Ill Thomas st NV oes
ioSSEsSION: 10 ROOMS AND BATH; NEAR
l4th and Fairmont; cheap; terms. Address
Fox 147-P. Star office
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SPECIAL BY OWNER.
Six room detached well built house; all mod
ern improvements: is as good as any new house
costing $4,000. must sell for 81 600; $500
cash required. 1901 Wisconsin ave-, corner
Davenport st. Apply
H. DIENER,
Ladies' Tailor
1000 n st. Phone NJ. 3544.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-24

THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED UNDER
our name are controlled exclusively by us.
THEY ARE ADVERTISED DAILY IN ALL
PAPERS UNTIL SOLD. We give your bust.
ness personal and prompt attention
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE Commissioner. washInEfo6.
D. O.. April n. 192o.-Sealed proposals will be
ing until O'Clock pm. May II. 1890. for fur
nishfng. delivering and setting up in position
Specifications and forms Of proposal may be
had upon application to the Purchasing 0fncer.
Room 800. District building. LOUIS BROWN
Low, CHARLES w. KUTZ. Commissioners,
ap22-3t
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FOR sALE-APARTMENTs.

GOOD APARTMENTS TO BUY.
Mt Pleasant; convenient to 2 ear lines;
new building containing eight 4-room and bath
APARTMENTS; also brick garages; rent over
IS. TOO per year; expenses low; price, only
sac. COO $40, 600 cash required. This building
could not be duplicated for $4,000 today.
Corner in Columbia Heights-9O apartments
prewar rent over $1,000: price, $110, 900;
terms to suit.
Coiored apartment, near 4th and sts.; six
5-room apartments: hot-water heat; rents over
g. 500. expenses, $500; price. Sis. 500 10 cash.
Uptown hotel. corner. containing % rooms
price. 80. 900. Y cash.
Warrington Heights. near Wyoming ave. and
Columbia rd.-16 apartments; rents, $lO.1S2;
price. 81. coo; terms arranged.
For Information and terms eau
SHANNON l. LUCHs,
713 18th St Main 2345.
SIX STORY, ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF. LO-
Gated in the very best downtown renting sec.
ton, on a corner, with light on all sides, with
in walking distance Of all the Department.
Contains so apartments OF one. two and four
rooms and bath. Renting for ST 500 per an
mum. Price, $3.50, 600. Attractive terms can be
arranged.
HIGBIE & RICHARDSON, Inc,
1904 II ct. NV. =.
: IMMEDIATE POSsESSION.
A new two-family apartment-Each apart
nent contains 4 rooms and bath. hot-Water
heat; live On one and rent the otnef. friee.
An attractive four-family apsrtment.This
building is new and each apartment has niee
reo1e and hath; het1water heat. heneeo 1ok
n.Sso Per Ze.ss;. Ss.s:, IL sSS; ~: -
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FOR EXCHANGE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
EnR 9ALE.

GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTIES AT EERH
REASONABLE PRICES
For sale by
MOORE & HILL. INC.
NEAR 1lth AND f. SITS. N.w.-A good build
ing: stories. with store on first floor; lot
ooN10o: no lease: cheap Mt $43.Wn.
NEAR 10th AND SITS. N.w.-This bniid-
ing lot 80 IT. front by extra good depth
10 alley; fine site for light manufacturing.
storage warehouse or retail stores. frice,
SJ0OoO.
I4th ST NEAR X STA hne building with
store and apartment above: renting for $f,aoo.
Price, $4,000.
NEAR I4th and u STS-A good LOT. eoxf4o.
with building that can he converted into bust
ness at u small cost. Price. $1,000
conn. AVE. NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIR
CLE-A fine property rented TO responsible
parties for s.. 00 per year. Price SO 600.
NEAR 18th AND SITS. N.w.-Two hns
modern buildings good and deep lot. in the
heart Of the best shopping district OF Washing
ton. Price. $l50000 for the two buildings.
MOORE L. HILL INC.
142029 III ST. NV.
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RARE OPPORTUNITY.
Direct from owner: on Pa ave-. easy walk
ing distance navy yard: 4-family apartment:
hot-water heat: each tenant furnishes
light and heat; live in one and make other
three meet your monthly expenses: owner will
take 81. 900 cash and SIS per month above rent
received. A real bargain. Address Box SIP,
Star office 29s
A VERY NICE TwO-STORY AND CELLAR
brick dwelling pressed brick front. iron fence;
@ rooms. stair hall and bath; in excellent
dition; st. near LIST NV; lot 1850 by 100 to
paved alley. Price, 81. $50. Address Box TSP,
Star office 25s
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COLORED HOMESEEKERs CALL OR WRITH
for our list Of most desirable houses in all
parts Of the city, to be bad at all prices and
on all terms. BRADFORD & COMPANY, 8s5
Southern Bldg. Main bs17-6670.
NEW HOMES FOR COLORED: NOS. TO TO
TAO Kenyon ut. NV. Modern homes. Attrac-
tive terms Six rooms tiled bath: hot-water
heat. electric lights; front and rear porches:
cellar under entire house: unusually large lots
to alley. Resident salesman, B. b. PINN. 712
Kenyon st. NV, or phone Col. 5S17.
NEW; OWNER; POSSESSION; IDEAL HOME;
complete in every detail; location. 1905 New
ten. Brookland. Inspection by appointment.
Call North 3874. 2Js
POSSESSION; GROOM COLONIAL BRICK
h.-w.h.; electricity; ami; Rlnssed sleeping
porch; room for garage; best section Park
View. and like new: $3.50. Phone owner,
Col. 7S65-W. 2Ss
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; ROOMS AND
bath. hot-water heat: room for garage. 1923
Eye NV. 24s
NOW VAOANT-7-room brick; h.-w.h.; elect
nSats; poseessioa; price reasonable; Mt,
'S1aasaaS AAoR ~ 0H1alk Qeh taaa|. ~
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BRAND-NEw HOUSE ON oR1rrEHroN ST.
NV. near 18th st. NV: rooms. attic, 2
ba this; hardwood floors: breakfast and sleeping
porches: h.-wh., electric lights, gas, etc: mod
ern In every respect; lot % It. wide by 143 It.
deep to 25-ft. alley. Terms. Phone Col. $685.
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WANT TO BUY FOR CASH, THREE OR
four well rented houses for investment; prices
from $500 to $500. Address Box 55-R
Star office.
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Business properties on 7th st. near Techni-
cal High School; two stores and dwellings;
brick buildings rear. HENRY SCHAF-
FERT, $50 John Marshall pl.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-10
Denny Bush's Fame

Some men are born famous and achieve fame
commonly known as Denny
and more recently n Mr. Casey.
Denny political affuence the head OF city
department notorious its padded rolls
in Criminal Court and i'll
Federal Court when he attracted attenuon 10 hSe as ono
best of type police parance sQuawk
Denny criminal court for feones that
doubtful he how many times he was convicted once
about his as the
Oldest pending Supreme Court docket
ruled against Denny on MS appear ana
there presumption Denny will lend his famous presence
o penal farm
meanwhile been for many many months the leading
shirt and prime which been
this Denny formed consolidation o.
interests benign protection
When taking bets the horse races
contrary Indiana gracefully around the board
about the police station where ne was frequently In O
tionw George V. Coffin former chief of police
few days ago to Chief Kinney several
complaining about the abandon with which
Denny pool in this city
raided Dennys gambling emporium ana
Denny was caught with the
permitted himself j. j. Casey and his case was
in police court
the private Office Of the judge OF the city
court by his counsel and prospective
arrangements made by which special
the police court held during the noon hour ana Denny the
permitted to plead guilty fine
of taking bets the races ne so
desires. nd his
No effort police his doing business
gambling bring charge against Denny that
might result jail sentence
Denny turned having consideration
possibly weesabhed gambler and tacy at
invited continue peyng on the poor oo VINO waste ~
money gambling utllzes for living
undergoing the delightful
cepion police Jewet retaining in
which the State
interested in discover
Illegally from the city treasury when
Denny wass signing rolls.
indianapolis privileged parasites
Denny o beyond its boundaries.
The indianapolis police should
sufficient
violations of the gambling laws
throughout the whole administration to be
wholly undesirable law-bre citizen
commentary that character is
mpun defy the whole of the law enforce
ment machinery Of city, county State
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-10
PUss IN BOOTS JR.
BY David Cory.


It was very lucky that Mr.. Ulysses
had that reliable Graphaphone on board
ship, for IL it hadn't been for the music
I guess those tired sailors would never
have reached land For they were so
tired rowing that when they landed on
the beautiful green island l mentioned
I'm the story before this. they had to lie
down on the sand and go to sleep Tor
twenty three minutes. But IL they had
known what they were going TO ind on
the island I'm sure they wouldn't have
slept at ALL but would have jumped BACK
into the boat and rowed away.
You see, this island was owned ny
wicked magician, who was daughter OF
the sun. Yes, she had magic wand and
when she touched any one with 1t, he
turned into a pig. Wasn't that dreadful
Now. Mr.. Ulysses wasn't going to axe
any chances this time, although, OF
course. he didn't know what you and l
know. So he sent forward some OF his
men in charge Of an officer to hnd out
who lived on the island, and by and by
thew came TO a palace, and all OF sud
dem they were surrounded by lions and
tigers. But these animals were very
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-10
On Pies

pumpkin this
considerable serious reflection
divided like Gau into
parts classification
uncovered homemade and
Nothing the place Of good pie This
times New England
week is sufficient
grownup appetes a month for kids
the outawng of this delicious dish One
high price, the other the
bake two with
poor sufered-mos unjustly
Originally proper Through
it six pieces then
pieces oneeghth S0cent pie
provided the cash is
This toward moderation
apple pie such thing
again especially when served
pie wholesome its mission good
high
overlooked Of legislation Some have
inquiry prevailed the
hetancy developed
politicians It will be noted that
puhaseab in unlimited quantities moderate prices
prewar
fighting rights Of the people.
of pie coffee constituted
doess a
to more something
price
smaller doubled
in price
any
profteering
will probably
selling times the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-10
The HOUSING Danger

housing prob.
military private dwellings which
to house the population.
doubled population the
family
or position of
bad
an extremely high price paid.
foundation of the nation
authorities
his family should
comforts
In
parents father cruelty
injustice the family
eve the situation while efforts
80
hich the provided heres
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-10

tame, for they had once been men and
had been changed into animals by the
wicked daughter of the Sun.
And then through the palace windows
came the sound of a sweet voice. SO
the officer sailor called out and the
Daughter of the Sun came out OF her
palace and invited them in and gave
them a wonderful dinner. And after
that she touched them with her wand, all
except the sailor officer, who ran back to
the ship. And, oh, dear me. All the
sailors she touched with her magic wand
turned into pigs, and she shut them up
in styes and led them on acorns and
other things which pigs love.
And as soon as Mr.. Ulysses heard the
news he and Puss set out for the castle
to rescue their friends, and on the way
Fuss met a little messenger boy named
Mercury, who had wings on his feet 10
make him swift to deliver kilograms and
boxes of candy, for when Puss told him
what had happened the wise little mes
senger boy said he knew OF little plant
that had magic power, and he ran of
and got a sprig and gave 1t to Puss.
And then Puss and Mr.. Ulysses hur-
ried up to the castle, and after he and
Puss had dined with the Daughter Of the
Sun, Puss touched her with the magic
sprig, and said IF You don't change
our sailor boys back into their natural
shapes I'll kill you with my sword"
And she was SO frightened because the
magic sprig made her powerless, you
know, to work further harm, that she
went out and changed the sailors back
into their natural forms.
And then she gave Mr.. Ulysses some
good advice and directed them to their
home. For on the way there they had to
pass some beautiful islands where lived
band Of sea nympths, who sang sucn
lovely songs that sailors couldn't pass
by without landing on the islands, which
were surrounded by sharp rocks that
broke their boats all to pieces
And in the next story you shall hear
what Mr.. Ulysses did SO as not to near
those lovely songs Of the Sirens, which
was the name Of these cruel sea nympths.
Copyright, 1920.
(To be continued.)