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SUBURBAN FOR SALE

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Suburb near Silver spnns. small farm
about acres. and good house. Only $4,000
ani terms. wildman q Co.. 9th and II.
COTTAGE CITY. Nr.. suas.lOu. 5 rms.
a.m.L, gar. $4,000. THOs. J. FISHER
4 CO., I3S 18th NV. n. ESQ,
wo0DsIDE. Nd, Is rms., o, anil
$4,000. rHos. J. FISHER 4 CO., 7ss
18th nv. NJ. ESQ.
SILVER SPRING. MD, .det., rms, ami,
lot. $4,000. TH0s ]. FISHER A CO.,
I3a 18th NV. ". ssso
WooDsIDE, MD, 9 rms, cottage. y a.
$500. TH0s. ]. FISHER & co., T3s
18th nv. n. $3.50.
BALT1. BLVD, CoNTEE, Nd, IS rms., :
b., 21 a. SIS, 900. THos. j, FIsHER q
CO.. 7as 18th NV. N. ESQ.
KESsiNGroN. Md, rms. 4 D.. fur. g.r:,
shubhery. Price. $1,000 Money
REALTY 90. 72e 14th st. nv. N. $3.50.
HR1TTsVILLE' AT 7 La. Md,. 9 rms; "a 4 b.; .ser,;
REALTY CO.. 7es i4th st. NV. NJ. soso.
CLARENDON. Va. 9 rms. 4 b.. i-pipe fur,
elec.. water and sewer So, 500 McNEi
REALTY CO., T26 18th st. NV. N. $3.50.
Potomac. Md, 1er. house; Darn. tenant
houses, 21I acres, 500 per acre. Thomas
z. Petty. 2o13 14th st. NV.
Hume. Va, 1o-acre tract on Military Pike,
4-mile run from city; $500 per acre.
Thomas z. Petty, 2013 18th st NV
Near Forest Glen, Nd, Groom house; water,
elect: acre fruit: $500. Thomas r.
Petty. 2o13 18th st. nw.
RIvERDALE, Nd. a., Z rm. house. furn.
fruit berries. Price, $500. McNEY
REALTY CO.. 72s 18th st. NV. n. saas.
Silver Sp.. Md.-3 acres; rms. ba. I;
mod; elect: h.w.h. Price, SIS, 500. Ma.
horney 4 Sullivan. 1927 Eye st. Tel NJ. 1871.
SUBURBAN. BARCROFT. VA. rm.. b.
lot 10oI135, $3.50. $1,000. DAVIS ,
STEELE, 1870 n. Y. ave. NV.
Chevy Oh. Nd.-New home; rms q Be. /;
double garage. Price, So. 500. Mahorney
and sulliyap, 1877 Eye TT. NV.
Mt. RAINIER, MD. rms. Dunr.. mod.
nr. cars. $3.50. Cash. $500. STONE q
FAIRFAX, 1872 N. Y. ave. NJ. 2s32.
TAkoIA PARK, D. e. ar troll; new,
mod. rm. bung.. lot eox23o, $500.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1892 N Y. ave. n
1892
COTTAGE CITY, MD. s6, 200, 9 rms q b.,
ami, chicken coop, lEe. lot. J. d. Gar
man. Dist. Nat. Bank Bldg.
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COURT OE APPEALS.

Present: Chief Justice Smythe &
Justices Robb & Van Orsdel.
35O9 James r. Hayden VS. Rocco
Fillipone. Motion to advance hear
ing denied
3499 Blackstone VS. Groomes.
Mandate recalled q held until fur
ther order, motion for writ of error
to U. S. Supreme Court denied.
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE

Confinued.
5 A. PLACE, VA, 2os, snurr TREEs.
sm. home, stream, 5000.
GEO. Q. WALKER. krssse Blds.. 11tA . Q.
MOD. SUBURBAN hon 9. . rms. b..
shade. fruit. etc.. 30 min. 10 city. go. .50os
Wm- =. Saunders 4 Co.. so1 18th 81.
GREAT FAIIs RD.. nr. Pals Church, va
hr. h.. .late RI, 8 A., fr.. autbids. 5000.
CAYwooD BROS. 3 GARRETT. mo. sis
Y acre. $500. WIN. H. sausdsrs .
Co. 500 18th st.
MOUNT PLEAsANT-s rooms and bath; ..
m. l.; perfect cond. !; immed. poss.; S11, 900.
McKeeyer & Goss. 1905 st. NV.
NORTH OF PARK RD.--s rooms and bath;
b. ". h.: Q. m. l.; $4,000.
McKeever & Goss. 14o5 I ct. nv.
PARK RD., W. or i4TH sT.-s ms. q B.;
semi-det.; q. m. l. immed. poss.; 5000.
Mckesyer q Co.'s. 1900 ! ct. NV.
COLUMBIA HEioHTS-io rooms and bstS;
Mekeeys, s,, = .1:s.. Co.'S. ,,s l.cS sod :. nv.
5000. WIN. .. Saunders 4 Co.. so1
18th st
RossLYN vA.--6 rooms and bath; q. m. T.;
det.: $500. J. d. Garman. Dist. Nat.
Bank Bldg.
ADAMS MIL RD.. Mr.. COL RD. 10 rn-
q b.. eiec.. gas. $4,000. SHANNON
4 LUCHs, 713 18th At. NV. Main 2345.
VIM. s. Phillips. 1909 n. z. ave. nv.
WILSON B0ULEvARD. CLARENDON "a.
10 inns b.. ami: lot 60x20O. Price.
$500. Fl. L. RUST. al2 18th st.
PAEoNIAN SPRINGS, VA. Biuenont Br.;
s-r. frame: big lot: 81, 500: $500 cash.
. p. Rlon Co.. lac. 1873 ct.
TAKoMA. Md; COR. RIDGE AVE. Lot
sorc0o; 5-r. frame: $3.50: $3.50 cash. n
T. Ryo1 Co.. Inc. lt23 . 81.
ARG0NNE TER. Beautiful homes. lrev),
~ :. b.. h.w.h.. ,lsc. Its. sls.so0. SHAN
NON 4 LUCHs. 713 18th st. NV. Main 2345.
COL. IFS. cor. lge store. rms. b..
hah. Price SIS. 900. STONE & FAIR
FAX. 1912 n. Y. ave. II. 2ss2.
RM. B. H.w.H.. eiec. Its. porch.
screens. Only $4,000. SHANNON 4
LucHs. 7la 18th st. NV. Main 2s45.
BERwYN. ND. 9 rms. mod, bunE.. lot
05xlso, 8,350. $500 cash. STONE 4
FAIRFAx, 1892 n. Y. ave. II. 1882.
SOMERSET. ND. trolley, 3 rms. mod :.
sew. water sys.. 7oxl50. $500. STONE
10 FAIRFAX, 1912 n. Y. ave. n. 2332.
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE

SubukbAN fUk SALE
Continued.
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value at $3.50; terms. n. Z. Ryon Co..
inc.. 14z3 %.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-a-room Dunssios
furnace heat; eiec.: gar; se5oo. ,. n
GermaA Dist Nat. Bank Bldg.
Cabin John Park.
LOT NO ~. Terrace n. abcrs oosdt. "a.
Esrden. fruit. ehickens. 61se. Il. Tonlin-
sos. s24 Sou. Bldg. n. 7<45.
CONDUIT RD.-spIendid sits country home.
N. ont, 80 IT,. hne view, "a a. Tom
iinson. s24 SOU. Blds.. Y. l445.
CONDUIT RD.-Marnincent site for hotel
or club, 8 m. fr. whiee House, high hfIi
"a q. Tomlinsou. s24 Sou. Bldg. NJ. 7t4s.
CONDUIT RD.-Bsnssiow. r.. porches,
ooo: terms. Tomlinson. s2l Sou. BID. N. 7sf5.
sfLENDID bldg. lot. No. q, sec. 4. .2o.ooo
IT,. 100 trees, 5hc; terms. Tomhnsol
124 SOU. Bldg, NJ. 14ls. Frk. sol.
SITE F0R COUNTRY HOME, a, &c a.,
pine trees IN. from White House. Tom
iinson, a2f Sou. Bldg. n. 7445. q
ZINE BOTTOM LAND for corn. garden
crops. hog farm. oak. hickory timber. Il
q. 1e II. TonIinsos. s24 Sou. Bldg. n. 1895.
FOR sUBDiv.. parcels sa.. ioc.. lcs.. 15s..
70 a., low price, easy terms. Tomlinson.
s24 Sou. Bldg NJ 74ls.
HYATTsvIILE. Nd. Q rms. D.. eIec, 5oI
ITO. A,T50. $500 cash. STONE & FAIR
FAX. 1872 n. Y. sye. N. 23s2
CLARENDON. va. trolley. 8 rms. mod,
elec. motor. op. frpl., 5ox12o. 80. $50. STONE
4 FAIRFAX. 1892 N. Y. ave. n. 23s2
ALTA VISTA, ND, rms. D., AMI. $1,000.
TH0s. J. FISHER 4 CO.. 7ss 18th NJ.
n. $3.50.
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EXPERIMENTS ny MAGNETISM.

Iron and steel are the principal SUD-
stances attracted by magnets. ana for
experimental work we will use fucks.
brads and needles. BY dipping the
ends of the magnet (termed Norm
Pole and South Poie) into pile i
tacks or brads. bunch will adhere
to the poles Gig. ID.
A bar magnet, or Sfralght magnet
can be made of a needle by drawing
1t several times across the pole OF u
magnet as shown in Fig. .. Draw
the needle one way only. from end TO
end, and i'm returning raise the needle
about an inch above the pole (see
dotted lines). You will find that the
needle has now become a magnet. with
a pole at each end Gig. 81. Try
the horseshoe-magnet upon the needle
ends. You will discover thai: like
poles repel each other and unlihS poles
attract each other.
Magnetic two needles, stick the
| north pole of one. and the south pole
of the other, into cork Gig. 81. and
| a small horseshoe-magnet will be
formed. Split open pencil. remove
a piece of It's lead at the point Gig
| y. fasten a magnetized needle Ia its
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HAS MANY EXPORTED TREES
No Other Country IN the Wcrld Said
to Possess Such Variety as
Does England.

The Portuguese boast Of their forest
nj Basac0, where there are over two
hundred kinds o imported trees In fuii
and gigantic growth. But there Is no
other country in the whole world
where 30 many varieties Of Imported
trees flourish as In the British Isles,
and Kew has specimens of nearly all
Of them. Not only original, or, rafher
natural varieties are 70 re seen nj
Rev. but others which owestheir being
10 the cunning Of man, The latter are
graft-hybridso OF extraordinary Interest
In the rear 1876 French gardener
grafted purple-fiowered cyfisus on
lalsurnun stock. branch developed
which produced flowers intermediatt
shetween the stock and fhe zion. Yor
On - specimen Of this hybrid
anonS tie 1aburnurns Itsbears moi
lonl5 die hyhrid slsIwersu but also fow
/. ert ard 3eaves Characteristic Of botf
it, 5arents. The Laburnum A<laml Y
it, natle. In another ease phidn be
tween ~ e0snIDon thorn and ~.
mesilar has produced a similar strang'
result. Three separate types O
branch. flower. and fruit are TO ~
seen a TIE salne hush Aentzea
Herald.
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tube. with eight shorter tubes arranged
around the sides in the formation
showE-fcar tubes a trifie less than
Qnehalf of the length Of the center
fHbe. and four Tubes one-half the
length. u these four. Strap together
the tubes securely.
BUILD the head and foot of the bed
Gig. 81 like the end frames OF the
table Gig. ~ Then set In three yer.
fical bars between the corner POSTS
connect head and beck with pair OF
side rails. and to the top OF the rails
glue piece Of cardboard.
The paper-tube Iog-cabin (FiS. lO)
Is started by crossing four tubes; with
ends projecting fFig. III. AT the poin,
where the door Is located, paste two
narrow strips Of paper. Then nv ar
the tiers Of logs upon this Foundation
framework. glneihg the ends, OF each
log to the ends they cross, and pinch
Ing the tubes slightly 50 the losx vi
1T closer t0xetier. Wrap f,se uaue,
strips around the ends OF the lcsrx' &
the d6orway alSs around the ,enei. Z,
the window Spenlns.
49,. 81
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"a chair First construct the chair
back, Us shown i'm Fig. 4. After cutting
back legs, and the cross rails, strap
together with the paper strips. Then
cut piece of cardboard for the center
panel, and fasten ii to the rails. For
the chair seat Gig. 81, first cut a
square of cardboard of the right size
for the center, then cut the edge strips
to fit its edges, and bind to the card
board as shown. Next. cut the pair of
front legs, and strap them to the front
corners of the seat. Then strap the
seat to the chair back.
For the long table Gig. 81. construct
| q pair of end frames similar to that
shown in Fig. 8; connect the bottom
rails with shelf made of q narrow
strip of cardboard; make the table top
| of a piece of cardboard. and strap to
| the top crosspieces of the end frames
The pedestal table dig 81 has cir
cular piece of cardboard for Its ton
and the pedestal Is made of one center
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CHAPTER XIV.
The Soma. Of a Thrush.

The Song Of Thrush.
Twentieth of June, and the world at,
high tide; the woods full of cradles
and each cradle housing lusty BABY
the weak gone back to earth. the NJ
that survive beginning to test wing
and claw. Streams and WOODLAND
pools grow languid with millions mat
ing. Each leaf has reached its maxi
mum of lung expansion. The trees
breathe deep. The forest has settled
Gown seriously to the business or nut
filling its promises. Cocoon and chfys-
Ais have opened and flung forth their
glittering mysteries. Furnished bodies
and gauzy wings glance and glitter
through yellow sunshine and SOFT
shade, like fakes of star dust sitting
down out Of the sky.
But IL the woods have many cradles.
they also have many graves. There
was new one this placid June evening
nj Fallen Rock-a new one beside the
one that was almost new. There were
orchids upnn them both. man and
| q maid had together hunted the woods
for them. Only such as they could
have found so many. Only to her raw
critics does nature show the way to her
| treasures.
The stanch old Boss and hard-faced
Bull Masterson were back at then
watts and clam rakes. Billy's grand
mother was staying at the cabin OF
the three gables few days for COM
pany.
The I'earihunter came from the VII
lage in the still evening. Along the
dim. slim path through the woods ne
came, against the face of the sunset
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place. and you will have unique bar
magnet of one pole Gig. 81.
Another way to illustrate how like
poles repel is to suspend magnetized
needle by thread. and hold first one
then the other pole of magnet. to-
wards it Gigs. and 10Y.
Figure II shows how TO make a
hitch, after threading the needle, so
that, by slipping the hitch along to
the point, the needle may be suspend
ed head downward Gig. l2). or. by
slipping II back to the eye. the needle
may be suspended point downward
Gig. 49,. BY this scheme you can
quickly reverse the poles. With a
needle so prepared. you can make a
compass by slipping the hitch TO the
center of balance Gig. 14. The
needles north pole will swing TO North.
Make boats Gig. I'D of halved
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iized needle yoq can make your iee'
go through all sorts of maneuVers.
The game of magnetic fish-pohu -
lots of fun for two players Gig. ~.
Make two dozen fish of small pieces Vi
cork, with short length OF imagine
tiZed needle stuck in one end OF each
Gig. 22), half with north poles pro-
jecting. the other half with south pores
projecting. Number each set OF nsr.
from / to II. Then prepare two nSh-
ing-poies. each with thread line anu
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ODE
Blue Moon
"A Tale of the FlatWoods

fear. The sheriff at the foot of the
couch bent forward. The Pearlhunter
turned his face, looked and bowed ms
head. The girl raised her eyes. gazed
intently at the placid features. threw
herself across the mOtionless BODY
and wept aloud.
The graceful musician, the intrepid
Soldier--was dead.
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PAPER TUBE rows.

With newspaper or lightweight
wrapping paper. and bottle of paste.
at hand. it requires only a few min
utes to make the building tubes. and
when the paste has dried. you will find
them IS strong as small sticks. Fig.
shows how to roll n tube. over a pen
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ce.tino on His Merry.

.Ahw exclaimed the gen motor
tst "you are having little ouoie. /
see"
Your eye is better .han me- theh'
prowled the unhappy indiWoi' as ne
crawIed from under his cal. We oeeh
nokinc about in this old bf for an
hour looking for the trouDf ~ I" DE
gosh-bIinked if can see IL o'r'"his-
ham Age-Herald.
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IS, noticed you loudly cfrihs me
suffrage victory parade.
mo doubt you did," saidie near
sighted gentleman. NY ne was
somewhere in the line of rch' AZ
was afraid l might not ren'ze i'et
and show the enthusiasm sfhxpecteo
- mo annlauded continuoy for All
hour and a haif."-Birminam Age
Herald.
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Heard at a Receipt,

Fair Guest--That gentiefa you III
PRODUCED to me is cynic.
Hostess-Indeed, my ga! And
what is your idea of a cyte
Fair Guest-He's a ron VINO
keeps you constantly In dfi whether
he is unusually clever q unusually
disagreeable.-San FRANCO Chron-
icle.
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The Difference.

II know two sisters who ara In very
different circumstances and bet. s.e
parently, they married men Fin tl,s
same business"
How was that3e'
Zone accepted an author, ind TIE
other q boOkmaker.~
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Another Time.

Wifey-Thes police won't let that
blind peddler stand on the coner ans
uere
Hubby-POor man! Tkat'skhe SO
ond time he's lost hie site.4Londoa
Tit-BitA.
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CHAPTER xIv-con.inued.

~
The Red Mask was going fast. but he
raised his face and muttered hoarsely:
"The boy-stands before you"
Since the old man snatched the pic
ture the Pearlhunter and the girl had
been staring at each other Events
were happening, developments unfold
ing, too fast for comprehension. The
old man was staring at them both,
from one to the other, as If unable to
grasp revelation that had been twen-
ty years coming. He stretched up his
hands at last to the young man, pulled
his face down to him, gazed on it as
at something Of which he had long
dreamed but never hoped TO see;
turned back to the man on the floor.
Martin Redmond. I'll requite the
deed you've done, the one good deed
of your evil life. The little girl I've
raised as my own, the child Of the
good woman you cruelty killed, the
child YOU deserted, your daughter
stands before you"
The girl recoiled in horror. The I'M
natural father strained his glazing
eyes toward the daughter his thought
had outraged; cry muttered up out
of his chest and brought with 1t gush
Of froth and blood; he stiffened, his
face tightened horribly; he fell heavy
against the arms of the sheriff-dead-
The girl turned away from the grue-
some sight. stole a half falterihs
glance at the bewildered face OF the
Pearlhunter, threw herself down by the
side Of the couch and bowed her race
upon the old mans bosom
"Unsay II, Daddy Oh, Daddy. un-
say it,"
He softly stroked her hair with his
great. gaunt hand.
.It,s the truth, Dotty. and can't be
unsaid. But you owe him no respect
a parent only. never father. he de-
serted you. and killed your mother
in why's unspeakable killed her-a
woman Of Che high blood OF the
Dawns." He fumbled the picture up
or his breast, held it before his face
q moment, laid 1t back. "GodF ne
groaned. The ruin he wrought! For
years searched for her'-he spoke
the name in reverence, ''and you. my
SON."
His hand found Its way back into
the Pearlhunter's; his eyes strained
hard toward the face bending over
him.
They seemed hungry to know many
things-the twenty years of wander
ing; the death of the woman of the
picture; how the young man came GO
be Just there; Of his wounded arm
But with the steady courage of sol
der who knew the end was near, ne
put them by. handicapped his eyes to
tho girls hair.
.sYour grandfather. Dotty. old God
frey Dawn. cast your mother OF when
she married Martin Redmond Alone
and dying in poverty and want. she
sent for me at last" The girl was
crying softly. He stepped. put his
arm ab0ut her and drew her close.
had the p;iviIege-and honor--of max
ing her last hours less terrible. She
died Wit; out seeing you. You were
three ye~rs old when gave up tht
search. eft everything in the hands
Of my good friend. Judge Eskridge
and caq,e up here to lose mysef i
these vast woods along the Wabash
q preset from General jackson.
His eyes closed YEARLY. He Ia,
% still. and the pallor on his face va
90 CHASTITY that the Pearlhunter ben
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Handicraft for Boyo and Girls
By A. NEELY HALL and DOROTHY PERKINS
Downright by A Nelly Haul

corks Zig. 49,, with paper sails ana
min masts Gig. 100, and run "A imagine
tized needle from end to end, thFouS"
how and stern Then with ma9le-
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eil. Enough of the surface should be
left dry to wrap once around the pen.
ell: coat the rest Of the surface vita
paste, and finish rolling up the tube.
Fig. shows how the joint connec-
tfons are made with paper. strips.
Passe partout paper will answer
excelientIy. Lacking gumnled paper.
coat strips Of paper with paste
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q niagnetized-needle hOOk-one hook
north pole. the other u south pole.
With this arrangement each boy can
hook only his own fish. The player
who first catches fish that score "a total
of so points is winner.
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ri. ,nclInatiod

"The escaping steer IN threw
policeman on his horns bust have
been something Of gamhr.
.Why sOi'
"He was such an adepfn tossing
the copper"
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The flrst year Of peace has seen q
growth 81 500 ono 90 M exports from
tie United States u Asia.
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the copper
Mixed colors

Mixed coiors.
aDo you enjoy literary 4heringsT
asked White.
"No." replied Brown: pot being
well read feel blue in comany where
/ realize that l am greef-Boston
Transcript.
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Family impeachment

WsssS'y tHBPSOVHuestG. 4
Hello, old man; haven't saen yoa
here for long time. You hsvenr
been playing golf much lately7 by t,ss
way. what II your handicap npwri
MY wife."-Spare Moments.
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Epitaph.

A loving couple here repof.
Bill Jones and Mary kiSci--
They spooned, alas. while fliterinz.
And didn't hear the whsle.
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GOOD AID

"This boy you graduatedk a GOOD
advertisement for YOU professor"
"HoW so7s
"He acts like he knows eerythin0
n the world"
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.Sir. you have not parked ypsr q
parallel"
PARALLEL What DO you mealr
Don't you know what mean !
paralAlE
mo-
What = Jour buslnessr
Tn : professor r geometry
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BeIated Activity.

6eIated Activity.
THE young wia9w says Sc is 60
ing to break her husbands VIII"
II thought she did that TIL day Of
ter they were married.
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CITATION NOTICE.

State of South Carolina, County of
Lexington.-By George S. Drafts,
Probate Judge.
Whereas, Mrs. J. P. Shull made
suit to me, to grant her Letters Of
Administration Of the Estate Of and
effects of J. P. Shull.
These are therefore to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred
and Creditors of the said J. P. Shull,
deceased, that they be and appear,
before me, in the Court Of Probate,
to be held at Lexington, C. H., S. c.,
on 9th May, 1921, next, after publ
cation hereof at II o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they
have. why the said Administration
should not be granted. -.
Given under my Hand, this 18th
day Of May, Ammo Domini, 1921.
GEO. S. DRAFTS Il. S.
Probate Judge Lexington Co., S. c.
Published on the 18th day Of May,
1921, in the Lexington paper, weeks
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-05-18
CITATION NOTICE.

State Of South Carolina, County OF
Lexington.-By George S. Drafts
esquire, probate judge.
Whereas, Minnie v. Jones made
suit to me, to grant her Letters OF
Administration of the Estate of and
effects of Barrett Jones'
These are therefore to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors Of the said Barrett
Jones, deceased, that they be and ap-
pear, before me, in the Court Of Pro-
bate, to be held at Lexington, c.. H.,
S. c., on 21 May, 1921, next, after
publication hereof at II o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my Hand. this 9Th day
~: .rno Domini. 1921.
iEO. s. DRAFTS. (L. s.
.... Judge Lexington Co., S. c.
...,, / on the 11th day Of May,
..~. 81. lc Lexington paper, .
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-05-18
ANNOUNCES 12-MILL TAX LEVY

The tax levy for 1921, as deter
mined by Walter Duncan, comptrol-
ler general, and announced yesterday,
is II 1-2 mills. To this is added the
one-half mill for Citadel, provided in
the Acts of 1920, making total levy
for state purposes Of - mills.
This is the same<tas the levy for
1920. -. ~
In determining the levy for the
current year the comptroller general
has found it necessary to fix this at
the maximum provided in the appro-
priation bill, and gives the following
figures as the basis Of his calculation:
: Total amount appropriated for
1921, $6,534,925.S2.
Less revenue from sources other
than taxes, 1921 (estimate6, ST.
os5, 100000.
Amount to be raised by taxation,
s5,499, ,925.S2.
Total taxable property. 1920, $44S,-
222,7S6.00.
Estimated increase over 1920. S30.-
100000.
Total taxable property. 1921. $47S.-
222,7S6.0O.
Levy Of II - mills.
Total, $780, 5000.
AS will be seen by these figures,
even the maximum levy will fall short
by few dollars Of producing the
total amount from other sources and
increase in taxable property for the
present year will be as large as the
comptroller general has estimated.