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ing. since then In four monthA
she had behold Cy hanging cat.
stealing melons, throwing tomatoes
At thu Kennicott house. and making
ski.tracks across the lawn. and had
heard him explaining the mysteries
Of generation. with great audibility
and dismay ring knowledge. He was.
In fact . museum specimen Of what
a small town. . well disciplined pub
lie school. = tradition Of hearty hui
NOR, and = pious mother could pro-
duce from the material Of coura.
gcous and ingenious mind
Carol was AFRAID Of him Far from
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Iken," said the Cap'n, "fU this bottle, tOH yonY
NICK FINDS A BOTTLE

1ben," said the CGpn, :
navs some moro work for you.
aid cap'n Pennywfnkie 20
Wlna when they had returned
= Fairy Queens Palace after
her the lost bag Of gold. II
Ut The sharks are pIotting
ntcs big Mr.. Whale. One OF
submit harm him. he Ii 20 biz.
uey get together. they're =
- II they would stay under
] ccpjd settle them by show.
- my magic badge and shak-
mario stick at them. but the
felinws stay mostly on top
can't do . thing. DO you
. helprv
Ar!' spoke up Nick. I'VE
hks TO ever 10 much,
Ne. Nancy"
'cy said yes. because the
had told them In school how
Whale was. And she'd
uhem that sharks were
then" aaid Cap'n Penny.
IN call the cutie fish and
run and Get me . bottle. I"
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sunday. drAt the mAnr'
Carol hAstened out Of the shop
exulting. "she didn't make fun Of
me. DID shers'
In . week she had recovered from
consciousness Of insecurity. Of
shame and Whispering uotortcty. but
abe kept her habit Of avoiding peo-
ple She walked the streets with her
head down. When she spied hrA
McCanum OF Mira Dyer ahead sne
crossed over with an elaborate pre-
tense Of looking NJ . billboard A.
ways she was acting. for the oenelu
Of every ono she saw--and TOT inc
benefit OF the ambushcd icering eyes
which phe did not see
She perceived that Vida Sherwin
had told the truth. Whether she
entered q store. or swept the ceck
porch. or stood at the bay-wfnoow
in tho iiving. room. the village
pecped at her. Once Shc had swung
along the street triumphant In max.
inx a home. Now she glanced al
each house. and felt. when abe was
safely home. that she had won past
a thousand enemies armed with rid
lcuie. she told herself that her sen.
sitivensxs was preposterous. ous
daily she was thrown into panic. she
saw curtains slide back into mno'
cent smoothness. Old women who
had been entering their houses
eiipped out again 70 stare 81 her
In the wintry quiet she could hear
them tiptoeing on their porches.
when she had for = blessed hour
forgotten the ecarchiight. when she
was scampering thru . chill dusk.
happy In yellow windows against
gray night. her heart checked - snc
realized that . head covered with :
shawl was thrust up over = snow
tipped bush to watch her.
She admitted that she was taking
herself too seriously: that villagers
cape 1t every one. She became
placid. and thought well Of her
philosophy. But next morning she
had . shock Of shame ~ she entered
Ludelmcyer'A The grocer. hh
clerk. ana neurotic Mrs. Dave Dyer
had been gigEiing about somethins
They halted. looked embarrassed.
habbicd about onions. Carol felt
guilty. That evening when keuni-
colt took her to call on the crochety
Lyman Cassas. their hosts seemed
fiustercd at their arrival Kennicost
jovAiy noossd. nat -A ~
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0rnlinued From YESTERDAY
~.,,iopet was yawning. stretched
~ nrgcst chair. between the ~
- ana a small kerosene stove
r--<lpusly, "wnl dear. I wonder
1 ~ recpis here don't criticize me
49,, They must l mean: II
:, M DO. you mustn't let Il both
.rn1ua.s your Lord should
- They all keep telling me
~ ohs swcllcst gtri they ever
m rye rust funded The
'snonts probably think I'm fussy
~ shopping. I'm afraid | bore
nnehAway and Mr.. Rowland and
Ludelmeyer.-
4 - tell you how that L. I
- vant to speak Of Il. but since
g, brought Il up: Chef Dash.
q, urcbabiy rcscnts the fact that
~ this new furniture down In
- instead OF here. I didn't
= eo raise any objection at the
4. not-- After all. I make my
- h<rp and they naturally ex.
4 = 70 spend II here"
= ~. Dashaway win kindly tell
- any civilized person can fur
& room out Of 5he mcrtuary
~ hat he calls" She remcm-
she said meckiy. But ! uu'
49,
~ Rowland and Ludelmeyer--
yon've probably handed EN- q
1norfs for the bum stocks they
-. when you Just meant to jolly
Uus rats. what do we care
- = an independent town. not like
- EASTERN holes where you have
uuach your step all the time. and
IS % fool demands and social
u1rrr. and q lot Of old tabbies al.
= huey criticixing. Every body's
= here to do what he wants to-"
= ~ Il with . flourish. and Carol
rulxe1 that he believed H. she
- her breath Of fury into {
~ the way. Carrie. while we're
- q this: OF course like q
m Independent. and ! don't BE-
- n this business Of binding
uuclf to trade with the man that
- With you unless you really
~ .. hut. same time. ia ~ just
- Il you dealt with Jensen OF
11mayer ~ much NJ you can,
49, at Rowland 4 Gould. who
y n. Could every last time. and
= pAnle tribe OF 'em the same way
IN see why I should be paying
i ~ god money for groceries
y hnxing them pass Il on 70 Terri
s1.vs zone TO Rowland 4 Gould
nn1e they're better. and cleaner.
I know | don't mean cut then
y entirely. Course Jensen 4
11y--givs you short weight--ant
111meyer b = shiftiess old Dutch
- But same TINA I mean lett
- ~ tyade In tbs family when
~ n = convenient Sc how
nnr
IL eeaLs
wen. 60 is,s absut dime =
Fn h
he yasns4 went cut - Ieok a
thermometsr. slammed the door
NJ her head. unbutfoned hh
n1poat yAwned. ana clumped up
~ - bed. oasually scratching hi
- uooIen undershirf-
~ BE- bawie4 Aren't ycu evsI
u1ng to bedrs she at unmovtng
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orandmother had . istt9. At
least 4 hooked IKE . ist&er 70
Perry. and - shs read. she said.
wen. wen. welir' and. ''Oh.' and.
How tsrs1bssr' I'm PsgEy's little
curiosity bar vas popped wide
open and she dearly wished
mother dear had not taught her
that she must ma interrupt
But when srandmother had
read pages and pages q the IT.
Ter ne looked up and hid. That
= ons Of TIE most interesting
manuscripts ever sav and We
have written . great many. ve
pionesrs--
WIN you rad n 70 usr begged
David. who had Just como IN
Il win toll you parts Of NJ
grandmother promised him. some
Of n IL very. very terrible"
Il like 'em Terrible David
urged.
This man." grandmother went
on a. II she had not heard David.
-crossed the plains In 1S4s. He
vas one Of . family Of seven. his
eldest brother bang ~ years
old-
Ten chs man who wrote the
Ptory> was sniy :. but his
memories are very clear Of al
the happenings Of that long.
strange trip
'Ben's family len their homs m
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minoiA expecting b 80 to old
Oregon. but At Fort Han they met
= man who was sent out from
California BY Capt John Suffer TO
persunde al the settlers to 90 to
California and TO Fort Suffer- in
stead Of going to me Oregon coun-
try.
This man had three half.breed
sons and they promised to guide
the party across the plains to the
pouthern part Of the west coast
protect than from bands Of vild
Indians on the way. and mat
Capt Suffer would ssnd 10
gpanArds with provisions Who
would meet them when shey
reached the Sierra Eevadas and
help them across the mountains.
~And when thcy reached the
Sacramento valley every man was
70 receive six sections Of land un-
der q Spanish grant,
The children didn't know what
. Spanish grant" might be. but
they were anxious To hear about
7-year-old Ben. so they did not In
tsrrupt to ask
'-ons Day sftsr they had passed
thru the sage Brush Grand
mother continued. the scouts ~
turned In alarm to warn the set.
tiers that hugo herd Of buffalo
werc coming"
60 be Continued
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MODERATE-PRICED HOMES.
BOSS G. PHELPS,
1906 H St. NV.
81 0nn


Price, $500.
A complete well located northeast home:
owner will give prompt possession. This house
has six rooms. tile bath, hotwater heat, cleo
tric lights, front and rear porches and double
brick garage. Convenient terms of sale. OF
offer for equity in cash.
Price, $3.50.
A well situated home in Petworth. occupied
by an owner who has kept the whole property
in fine condition and will give possession at
any time; there are six rooms and BATH good
lot to paved alley. and there is double hol
lOw-tile garage
Price. $3.50.
A well built house just of from North Capt.
toll street and not far out; an excellent square
for a home: can be sold terms of 81 30
cash and easy monthly payments. There are
six rooms and bath; good beating plant; paved
alley in rear of lot.
Price, $1,000.
A cheap home in Petworth where possession
will be given at any time; there are six rooms
and bath. electric lights, garage. chicken house
and chicken yard. This house is worth your
immediate inspection.
OH III pc
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Tel. M. 1910.


Price, $500.
A well situated colonial-type house having
six rooms and bath, hardwood floors, indirect
lighting fixtures. and the house in beautiful
condition throughout. Terms Of 81 600 cash
and easy monthly payments can be made.
Price, $1,000.
A most complete six-room house, located on
Columbia road; the house has hot-water heat,
electric lights. beamed ceiling in dining room.
and it is most complete throughout. Terms
of 81 200 cash and monthly payments will be
accepted.
Price, $1,000.
semi-detached house, corner in Columbia
Heights; there are six rooms and bath. glassed-
in sleeping porch. Owner in house has top
floor rented for $40 per month. Tenant would
like to remain. but possession of entire prop
erty will be given.
Price, $3.50.
very cheap home on North Capitol street,
in Bloomingdale. not far out; six-room and
bath brick house built by well known builder.
This property is in excellent condition, and
it is a bargain either for home or invest
ment.
DnCC O.
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WANTED-TO RENT

WE HAVE A CLIENT WHO WILL PAY
well for a to room. 1 or bath. furnished
house or bungalow; garage II possible; only
in high-class section Of northwest: must be
very nice and sell furnished. or will not con-
slider. Phone or see Mr.. Raby.
We want to list your homes for rent or
sale Any section. (272S3s)
0. B. ZANTZINGER,
912 10th ST. NV Main 5371.
After 6 pm. call Col. 2672-J.
TNFURNISHED 4-ROOM AND BATH AMI.
house near Washington. Address Box 130-H,
Star Office.
sIN-ROOM HOUSE; WILL PAY 500: GOOD.
reliable tenants: children. Address Box
13H. Star office. y
A OR ROOM BUNGALOW. USFURNISH-
ed. In NV. section of 18th. 18th, 16:h SITS ::
adults: children: dogs. Phone Main
1871. Mr.. Wilson. y,
DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE OK
apartment. in good location: satisfactory ref
erences furnished. Address Box E. Star
office
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs

4,750.OO.
G st. ne. near 18th; six-room
bay-window brick, bath, cellar,
pipeless furnace, excellent con-
dition; possession with deposit.
1000 cash and $45 month, in
Guiding interest.
HARRY E. GLADMAN,
500 Pa. Ave. Sc. Lin. 346.
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FOR RENT.

Is ACRES, 20 MINUTES BIZ AUTO NORTH
of city; beautifully situated; large trees;
large spring; would rent for number Of years.
Phone West LOCO. g.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

Do not wait until spring rush. Maple ave-.
Alta Vista, Bethesda, Md. First car fare
zone. r. and b.. cellar. furnace. porches.
garage. fruit and shade trees Possession guar
anteed any time.
Price. $3.50. Cash, 81. 600; balance. $40 per
month.
L. 2O71. SEWSOM ITO II St NE
TAkOMA PARK HOMES.
Bungalows and Houses.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued,
HEDGES & MI
1884 H Street NV.

1884 H Street NV.
PRICE. $500 - CLEVELAND PARK. A
brand-new home recently completed by
one of the best builders. Finely con-
structed in every detail and choicest
material used throughout II is entirely
detached on large corner lot. and con-
tains ten rooms, sleeping porch. three
baths and is equipped with the very lat
est improvements. There is also = ga
rage. This house Is absolutely the best
value in a new home for sale today.
PRICE. $11 .450-TAKOMA PARK. d. c. Well
situated house. fully detached. contain
ing eight large rooms and bath, open
fireplace in the living room. sleeping
porch. and is improved with hot-water
heat and electric lights. The lot is very
large, having chicken house and ga
feet condition. 1t may be sold q
PRICE. 81. 500-BI1OOMINGDALE. Located in
one of the hest blocks just of North
Capitol st. A most attractive two-story
brick. having eight rooms and ba tn -four
bedrooms on the second foor). This type
of house is seldom for sale and at the
price quoted is excellent buy. Pos
session Immediately.
PRICE. 81 .5O0-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE A
nine-room and twD-bath home. that is
certainly worth the money. 1t has hard
wood floors tiled kitchenette, electric
lights, all the rooms are large and at
the above price. will be put in perfect
condition. Now vacant
HEDGES & NIL
1221 TT Street NJ w
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
INC.
phone Main 1923
Continued.

Phone Nam IULS.
PRICE. $17.50O - CHEVY CHASE. One half
block OF Connecticut ave. and little
south of the circle. a paved street.
This is completely detached, has hard
wood floors. electric lights. hot-water
heat, beautiful living rocm with beamed
ceiling and open fireplace. large side
porch, sleeping porch. garage and has
been tastefully redecorated throughout
Easy terms IF sale will be arranged.
PRICE. S.00O-BRooKLAND. A nine room
and bath house. well located in this at
trsctiye suburb 1t is detached. on q
large lot. 10xla0. Immediate possession
will be given and the owner will make
the Few repairs that are necessary and
sell on $1,000 cash basis. Easy monthly
payments.
PRICE. neutrality-suspicious. WEST OF
10Th. NORTH Of + SITS. Semi-detached
brick, having twelve large rooms and
bath. This house is exceptionally we'll
constructed. with very large side porch
is in good condition and has good
sized yard. This is being offered to close
an estate.
PRICE. $4,000 SAUL'S ADDITION. This
house. located one block west VI l4th St.
is a positive bargain. 1t is thoroughly
modern. has hot-water heat and electric
lights. and is detached. a large lot.
having trees. shrubbcry and a garage.
and would advise seeking home
in this section to inspect this immedi-
ately.
MI E,rnN INC
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

CALVERT ST. Nw.-9 R. b: MODERN:
newly decorated: semi-detached home: on easy
terms: NJ CMcKIRBIN. North 4s3. NJ 39.3:-
Sc. 50O-ELEVEN- ROOM AND BATH BRICK
house. Apply OWNER, 203 u st. NV.
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FARMS
FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN FARM HOME $50 FEET ELE.
WALTON: adaptable for POULTRY. FRUIT
AND TRUCKING; seven miles out Penna. ave-.
eooS zss i Is raa acres and
in high state Of cultivation. balance In valuable
timber: large variety Of fruit: nearly new
good stable, garage and poultry house; owner
wishes TO retire and come to city. would con-
MciACHI4EN BANKING CORPORATION.
Main 49, Evenings. North 1925.
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING COUNTRY
homes and farms listed with us on which the
owners will refuse no reasonable 9ner; these
properties are located between washington
and Laurel, Md. and on good roads:
100 acres with very fine improvements;
house containing II rooms and baths; hot.
water heat; built-in refrigerator: screened
porches. beautiful grove of trees. overlooking
the Baltimore boulevard. This property has
many features that can only be appreciated
by seeing the same. Offer wanted
81 acres of land; house containing 10 rooms
(including 4-room tenant housed; furnace heat;
surrounded by many old shade trees; beauti-
full view. overlooking the Baltimore blvd; list
SO acres Of fine land; beautiful home: hne
view and elegant shade; house contains
rooms and bath; all outbuildings in first-class
condition; - miles from o. 8. Capitol. Listed
1873 acres Of land; good improvements; 100
acres under cultivation: fine orchard Of Z
acres; all farming implements will be sold
with farm. Listed price. $l5, 600.
4S acres of land located II miles from q. 8.
Capitol; near Baltimore blvd; 10room house;
hot-water heat; gas; good outbuildtngs. List
ed price. $500.
III acres Of land; Is acres under cultiva-
ton; good improvements; balance in good tim
Der; fine orchard. Listed price, $4,000.
225 acres Of land; $50 acres under cultfva-
ton: good improvements; balance in timber
and pasture land: close to Baltimore blvd, in
Howard county, Md. Listed price. SIS. 900.
See J. A. WYNKOoP, with J. O. WELDON
Library.
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7O4 18th St. NV.
10th ST. HIGHLANDS.
Corner home of rooms bath; hot-water
heat: electric lights; breakfast and sleeping
norches: side porch with cement flooring;
hedge fencing; vacant house: beautiful sur
roundings.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
An ideal home Of rooms, bath; hot-water
heat; electric lights; every known modern con
yenjence, as house is less than years old;
inclosed sleeping and breakfast porch; house is
of brick construction with fear brick garage;
lot 4O111O feet; very attractive grounds.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
An attractive detached home Of 10 rooms,
hath, hwh., electric lights; house in perfect
order; lot As by depth Of 100 feet. This is 4
very saleable property and will not remain on
the market. y,
BROOKLAND, D. c.
Attractive detached home, situated on a ter
race; contains rooms a bedrooms). bath;
heating plant in fine condition. Property in
splendid condition. Price low.
JOHN QUINN {
7O4 18th St. NV.
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JOHN QUINN COMPANY, INC.
Phone Main 90.

>O1AA 1A1N 1NS.,
Phone Main 435.
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL ST.
A well built home on Quincy st. ne. 8
rooms. bath; furnace heat. Price, $3.50.
Easy terms.
LINCOLN PARK.
Beautiful colonial home Of 6 rooms, bath:
large double brick garage. In very fine condi-
ton. Price and terms right
KENNEDY HOME, NE.
One Of those very charming homes in best
section Ne, containing rooms, bath; h.w.h.;
electric light; house is vacant. Plenty, of room
for double garage if desired.
PARK VIEW.
Corner home Of 8 rooms. bath; furnace heat;
lot has a frontage Of 40 feet to paved alley
This house has been well kept and in perfect
order. Price reduced for quick sale, as owner
is leaving city. Price, Sc. $50.
COLUMBIA ROAD NV.
Near Georgia ave. rooms, bath; hot
water heat: electric lights; room for garage.
INC,
Phone Main 435.
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81 $50.
New bungalow of rooms and bath. gas and
electricity. pipeless furnace, oak foers through
ont and hardwood TRIM bu;lt-in bookcases in
living room and dining room: living room lax
~ with open fireplace. Design. finish. fixtures.
etc, especially attractive.
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$3.50.
Bungalow of rooms and bath. hot-water
heat. gas and electricity hardwood trim, CON
crete front porch inc1osed sleeping porch.
high ground, beautiful outlook. Owner has
vacated and must sell at Can offer you
attractive terms
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$3.50.
Potomac ave. Sc, near 10Th. r
room, bath. brick: all improve
ments; possession. 5000 cash, S5o
per month.
$3.50.
E. Capitol ST.. near 18th Sc. o.
room bay window brick, tile
bath. furnace heat, cellar. deep
lot to wide alley; possession
with deed: owner will accept
agreeable terms.
HARRY f. GLADMAN,
800 Pa. Ave. Sc. Lin. $40.
MT. PLEASANT DETACHED SlN,RooM
brick: vacant Price, SG.s00: cash $50.
Near Park road and 18th; modern six-room
brick. Price. $500.
100 block Columbia I'd: six-room brick.
Price. $500: cash $500.
Grard ST. near Central High School; 10
room brick. Price, $4,000.
Petworth corner: s-room brick; h.w.h. !:
electricity. Price, $1,000; terms:
400 block 9Th st. NV; Broom brick:
h.w.h. Price, $500.
Vermont ave. near Thomas Circle; 11-room
brick Price. ST.. 500
Brookland detached frame; good location
lot 50x150. Price $1,000.
1905 18th ST. NV. Col. 1885,