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The spectator., 1921-01-14

G. A. D,vi> has ol ened a shoe repair shop on the east side of the square in the office where he was formerly located,
The spectator., 1921-01-14

LoST-One black, white and yellow spotted cat. Any intor- nation. notify
 l.. M. GUTHRIE
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sDistrictro. 4,

Yie. 'e-' N -" ssl.a. -. 2. 'siE UIIL
lee Robert, Alamo . 400
Anna Baker, Ambrose ....... s1.0G
Hazel Smith. BainViile, Mont 1f,0t
Ethel M. Wix. Culbertson ~. sS l,0t
Alpha Keifer.Y Fairview. Mont. 100
Ester +. Carlson, Finley 49, 8 ,00
John IS. Wood, GFenora LOO
Alma 33C.3 Wick, NoonAn' 49, 1904
Venus Kitchner, Poplar ..... >1,0t
Nelles Helfner, Poplar, Mont. $50
Bessie Psyton winston $50
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-26
USE FOR LEWATHAN
SOUGHT By LASKER

III New York, Sept. 24.-Albert 10. Las
.ker, chairman Of the shipping board,
talked at his ONCE, here on the prob
LENS, he has inherited from former
administrations. He said he was
making an effort TO formulate q po1-
icy that would aid in the perpetua-
ton of the American merchant ma
rine. He had, Unfortunately inherit:
ed no scientific study OF the prob
lens, but simply the problems them
selves: He could not outline the poi
ICY Of the, new board until, he. had
completed an investigation. Enforce
ment Of certain sections Of the Jones
act We're obligatory, but they should
first be interpreted. It was large
" a matter of adjustment.
Mr.. Lasker. said that he would be. in
New York with Joseph w. Powell,
William J. Love, j. Barstow Smull
and A. J. Frey ofthe emergency fleet
corporation comforting with represen-
OF the American Steamship
owners association, the UnSteds States
ship &Operatorsfsa association and the
Council ofsAmerican' Shipbuilders. He
III nothing new had developed in re-
gard to the fate Of the wooden ships
In regard. to the. disposition Of the
steamships President. Grant, Aa-
memmon, Mount Vernon and Susque-
hanna, he was inclined to believe
that. they would be offered for sale
just as they are.
q Regarding the great Leviathan. laid
up at Hoboken, he said the shipping
board was making an inquiry Of its
own on The probable cost Of recon-
struction, and after that it would take
up the question of her operation. The
new board would like to recondition
her, but could do nothing for lack OF
M 1T was largely a question of
finding the money.
The board is trying to straiehten
out the mess caused by the failure Of
the United States Mail Line, and a.
considering the disposition aof the
ships the line had been running.
Three companies art advising the
board. Whether the Ships would be
advertised for sale is a question THAI
VIII come after the solution of the
tangle. They may be advertised as a
fleet or might be advertised sepa-
rately. It is likely that bids may be
asked for EVERY which ways
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-26
GET BIG POINT
BALLOT IF YOU
] ARE AFTER CAR
Great Second Special Offer
GivessC candidates Chance
I. TO Get Many Points

Get a big special. point ballot in the
second period Of the Big Six Auto
Campaign il you are after one of the
sedans.
The second special point offer Is
the last special point offer that will
be made during The Herald Big six
Auto Campaign s5s s.ss,
necessity of getting a large special.
point ballot. The special points that
you get during the second special point
offer may be the ones that will put
you ahead. of your nearest opponent
and make you the winner OF n OF
the sedans.
YoufwHll be sorry II you lose out by,
having only q few points less than one
geyof your competitors II you fail to. take
Z advantage Of all of the. remaining
adays of the second period, Of the Big.
4 Six Auto Compaign.
jF It is much better to be safe than
sorry. You may have q good start in
4 the campaign now; but unless; You
4 keep on the job, 1t will not take some
many points as you have. {
There are campaigners in the
race and they are going strong. They
d have low passed many Of the early
"a entrants and have already earned
4 many points under the second special
Ktpotnt- offer. ?a
It will take work to win the sedans
" and the time to get a great number Of
A special points is the5period in which
4 the second special point offer Is in
ii effect.
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SUNDAY VISITORS.
WANTED; SABBATH
SPIRIT is SOUGHT

Detroit, Mich. Sept. 26.-The Michi-
gan Christian. Advocate, official organ
Of the Methodist Episcopal church.in
city dwellers who on Sunday visit
friends in the country and, keep the
latter away from church services.
The Advocate submits the following
page advertisement In it's current
issue: 81
More Sunday Company wanted.
(Signed) 1.-THE Anlalgamated Asso-
citation of Farmers Wives"
THE Only Conditions Being:
They are to meet us at church,,
time at our church.
''They. are to bring their dinner,
fried chicken preferred.
They are to help fill our home with
Sabbath spirit"
| In commenting. on its stand the Adj
vccate declares pastors in. country dis
tricts have, complained that during the
summer months their congregations
are greatly reduced because the mem
bers are at home entertaining COM
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-26

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on deposit
With the national banks Of the coun-
try decreased by nor than $2,00O,-
900, 900 during the past fiscal year,
resources declined BY over So
$1,000 90, 900, the comptroller of the
currency announced.
Herald Wants Bring Results
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Dismissal Of Many
Chicago Policemen
Is Foreseen Today

Chicago, sept. 2s.-Dismissal OF
Chicago policemen In wholesale lots
was presaged In official circles today
In connection with the federal invesS
tisation o~f8yiolations OF the prohibit
ton lRwe. .Sar
Following announcetnents Saturday
by Chief OF Police Chas. Ftzmorris
that he believed that half of the
police forcesaof over $500 may be in-
VOWED IN liquor law violations.
Charles +. Kline, United States district
attorney, promised his corporation to
Fitznorris and today is to furnish a
ton with whiskey running and boot
5legging. ID
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O.: olson, Argyle, MINI. 5000
MINI 1870 1000
Lillian Tinkham,a slCrookston -. 1000
Josephines Sullivan, d. q. F. 36,730.
Mrs.tEarie@L.aC apes, =. G. Fs.fr. S9,450s
Norman o. Nelson. Fertile I 900
Miriam L. Saul, HaIlock 80. 1000
Thorwald Amundson, Shelly Z. 1000;
~ y; Haugen,. Thief Kiveg !
# H0il6 AsVuv
IIilmer Bueng. Twin Valley -. 1000
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Henry T. Cochens,
Man Who Saved Life
!. OF Roosevelt, Dead.

Chicago, Sept. eS.-Thes body OF
Henry FL Cochens. Milwaukee attor-
ney.5 who grabbed the hand Of Theo-s
dore R~aoseveltssN would-he assassin
and prevented the firing Of q second
shot. passed Through Chicago today
burial. He died Friday In Colorado.
Four thousand rosebuds, one, accord
ing to admirers; Tor each personal
friend; covered the casket.s q
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-26

Toronto The sovereign grand
the independent Order OF
odd Fellows Authortzedgthe grand sire
to lame q scommittee to. report on the
question .gf establishing junior
sits 192l convention. :.
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District No. s.

rr#..hi & 81. I1e.-. i
Pretoria Ogg, Antler ....... 1000
Axel nAbrahamson, C%arpio.... 1000
Olive M. Turner, Bottineau. 1000
Arthur Haugen, Burlington. 1000
May Bettcher, Donnybrook... 1000
Marion X. Huston, Deering.. 1000
Olive Holen, Douglas .. $1,000
Nell Filbert,g.D es Laos :.. 1000
Mrs. G. D. Thayer, Dogden.. 1000
A. p. Southland, F~essenden -. 1000
Marian Healy, .Glenburn So. 5000
Blanche Heath. Granville -. 1000
Ruth Fulton, Kenmare .s...... 1000
Marguerite Connole, Mohall... 8 900
Eelnna Hustoft, Manfred So. 1000
Mae Smith, Maxbass, N. d.. 1000
Margaret Hedahl, Mercer. 5000
Lora Griffin. Ryder, 1000
Morgan Erickson, Towner 49,. 1000
waiter Bischof, Washburn !. 1000
Mildred. Matheson, Westhope-A. $1,000
Coray'Thiele, WILLOW City ..... $4,000
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Atoms Kurtao hanging by one arm TO
edge Df, roof OF Hotel McAlpin, New
York, twenty EIGHT stories above
the street.

A1fons Kurtzo, d swiss-American
athlete. IS the latest addition to the
select group Of gents who spend their
time crdeting thrills for the public.
.Kurtzo, who has been ~contortionist,
aerialist and steeplejack, sees nothing
over the side$waM9 OF. the tallest sky
scrapers, All that keeps him from
dropping to the street fAr below is the
grip in his hand.
The Washington times., 1921-06-12
LET MADAM ROYAL,

Advise you on Business, Health, Love and
Family AFFAIRS gives Initials of whom Won
will marry and when. Restores lost arfoc-
ton. e. 90 Reading with ad for so cent.
900 9th st. y. w. bet. Eye ST. and N Y. ave.
The Washington times., 1921-06-12
LEGAL NOTICES

ZONING COMMISSION OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia. Washington. June 3rd. 1921.
tion 8. OF an Ac, OF Congress. approved
March ]. 1920 ('Publc No. l53. ssth Con-
gress. entitled An Act TO resulate the
District OF Columbia and to create
zoning commission. and for other pur-
posesD," notice is hereby given that a pub
lie hearing will he held In the Board Room
Of the District Building. at 10 90 o'clock
a. m, June 10th. 1921. for the purpose Of
in the boundaries OF the use and hslxht
districts and in tho regulations heret ofore
adopted by the Zonins Commission Of the
District Of Columbia, to wit: Change from
Let commercial TO residential. Frontage
on the east side OF Columbia Road from
belmont Road north TO include premises
known as ls4i Columbia Road, y. w.
Change from LIST to End commercial: SO
much OF square 2l4 as fronts on l. Street
between the two north and south all-ys
also property in the interior ~ the square.
Change from SIS foot to 1lO foot height
classification: Property in tho south half
Of square le2 adjoining the present 10
$40. square los. Amend paragraph 8,
Sec. NIX. Zoning Regulations. to read Jub-
stantislIy as follows Courts or shafts for
may be Of smaller dimensions than herein
specified for courts Such courts or snafts
and also side yards less than s feet wide
and open or enclosed courts not conforming
to the requirements OF these regulations
will be considered as part Of the buikiins
IN coWputinS the percentage OF lot occh-
pancy. Add to Sec, XIII. Zoning Regula-
tons, new paragraph IL relative to
height Of buildings IN alleys containing
in substance the provisions OF present para
graphs l. and NJ. Sec a.. Building Resula-
lions Amend paragraph 10, SEQ. XIII.
Zonins Regulations, TO impose less restrlc-
ton upon height OF buildings on corner
lots Amend the second sentence to para
graph S. Sec, XIX to read substantially
follows: Open or lattice enclosed IRE
escapes the ordinary projection OF chim-
neys and fues, and projections OF which
the top 10 not above the level of the rryt
floor OF the main building may be permit
ted where go placed as not to ohst.uct
light and ventilation. c. W. KUT2, CUNO
Ii. RUDOLPH, JAMES F. OYSTER, c. O.
SHERRILL, ELLIOTT WOODS. Zoning
Commission OF the District OF Columbia
The Washington times., 1921-06-12
$50 RESERVES A LOT.
$1,000 FINANCES A HOME.

ON THESE TERMS we have .old land
in LYON PARK In the last few weeks TO
100 families. who are going to build their
homes in this modern suburb soms OF
tho houses already arc going up. Others
arc to be started this month. still others
In July. These people took advantage of
our financing and home building plan. You
can do the same. All It requires Is a little
cash and a determination TO stop paying
rent and to get your own home Monthly
payments are like rent.
The Washington times., 1921-06-12

Only = few NOR. homes will he financed
on these exceptional terms. Then you will
have TO pay more.
LYON PARK 10 a Commute ride from
tho Govel Nment departments. being actu-
ally and demonstrAby nearer than the
great majority OF Washington suburbs $50
feet above sea level. on the best car line
out Of Wahington. improvements re-
strictions
Take Fall. Church trolley at Mt Vernon
station, l?th and Pennsylvania ave. get
on at LYON PARK (neNt station beyond
HstheldD.
The Washington times., 1921-06-12
Columbia Heights.

Columbia Heights.
;s75o-Easy terms; Chaplin. west ltthi 7
r. & bath; semi-detached bargain.
81, ,OOO-Harvard st. near 18Th: de'achsd
r. and tiled bath: h.w h.: large lot,
81. 500-Easy terms; vacant: llth ana COZ
I'd; sr & b. h. "; H. sleS; k,ehsn.,e. xGeS Sh1
each: elec.; front porch:
SO. .25O-Euclid st. 6 r. b.: INV. H.. cleo
large rooms; excellent condition
Downtown N. W..
b,boo-,76o cash: II b.. Ih n5,osi hn'
for roomins house. sth near LipraT
LIST floor kitchen; brick. u,,.
S6.s6o-Easy terms: near Wsh'ns.oh H
Circle; ar b. nne lokins: sooG Tr,sq1o, eSn%,
Dept r. & b. on floors: h " h:
81. 500-sl. 900 cash: c st. and John Mar
shall pl. IL r. q b.; fur. heat; bargain
Georgetown.
s3.7Go-s5oO cash; Olive St. soth a NJ;
r. u b. brick; largo yard bargain; -
structed and planned: hne value.
,s.750G2 fam. dat. facing Western High;
s & 6 r. & b.; modern; nicely planned.
Petworth.
B.75o-semi- detached brickj Allison St
8 r. a B.; h.-w. h.; cleo; large ysrdA
St. near school: :. d
b.: large rooms. large yard.
Northeast.
SO, 500-s r. e. b. h.w.h new paper anu
paint, rm. garage ,
81 OOO-M st. near +th: r. Il b. brick:
terms to suit.
-. 4.600-Tlorida ave. near North Capitol:
8 r. & b.. perfect condition.
%, ,0O0-Near Capitol: r. b. brfcki rm
for garage rare value.
S3.750-Eye St Sc. &400 cash: =. D.
brick
fs 900-S500 cash; NJ 1T. near navy yard
6r. q b.: double back porches.
- O0O-Ioth 81; $500 cash. r. d D. orick;
ha ark ynrA
- O00--4th and Penna ave. Sc: 5000 cash;
r. a b.
SO, 000-C At. near Library or Congressi
r. & b. brick good condition.
So s5o-Easy terms Lincoln Park; r.
b.: vacant: new paper and paint
The Washington times., 1921-06-12
The National Daily
LOOK THESE OVER CAREFULLY. CAREFUL SELECTION
THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS
Zine N. w. Residence Section.

Fine N. w. Residence Section.
S;7eo-Conneoticut ave-; sr. a b. tapestry
brick; front and rear yards.
e'eoo-Buchanan st. near 18th; s-r. 4 b. t;
Nl l.boo-Buchanan near 10Th. Sr. q b. on
noors; h.w.h.. cleo. porches
'aoyUh.on SooT.. hmS tso al is,h; r.. b.; on
Suburban Homes.
Ns .ooo-ordway ST.. Clev. PIX; "a b.I
o.Ooo-cisveiand PIX, detached, sr.Ab.; /;
,h.w.h.. slec: charming small home.
Ns .Soo-Macomb st.i detached. hollow TIL, 4:
r.. b. large porches; new.
Nt.ooo-saurs Addn.; r., b.i remi-
BUNGALOW: h.w.h.. cleo; large lot; big
us s.ooo-Kennedy st. near 10th; isrx. de-
tachsd brick; IL r. . b.. h.w.h.. riec. /;
Cs ,ooo-Blssden ave-. west Isth,sr..
finest suburban proposition in b, G.
W: o0o-Chevy Chase; detached: 7rA b. ;
h,w.h.. cleo; rm: garage; nearly nsw>
.Ooo-Garrison st; bungalow; sr. b.;
porehes lot; garden; close cars
'S;oo9MCiiyer aos st.. SOS Conn. ave-; do
VIZ 'boo-Chsvy Chase: semi detached: 3 r.
b. on fra; brand-nswi bargain:
.s s,oOo-Corner. Chevy Chase; beautiful.
semi-bungalowi r., b.. garage.
.soo-Takoma PIX. $500 cash; Sr. a b. /:
90 eeS. IsS Its. porehss rare bargain.
b.; h.w.h h.. cleo; porches.
Bloomingdale.
t.75o-S50o cash: T. n b. brick; yd. TO
alley: double back porches
&S.60O-2-fam. nat; $3.50 cash; AR. a bath
each nat. porches
PARK VIEW.
s, s5o-Easy terms; Irving ST. r. b. I:
h. W. h.. cleo. excellent value.
81, ,oo0-Kenyon st 81. 900 cash; 8r. a b. ;
hwh.i 2-car garage; colonial porch
". eO0-Facing park: 8r. a b.; hwh ;
sleo rm. garage; sleeping porch
Washington Heights.
No. No.6oo-Kilbourne: easy termsj 9 r. a b. :
hw.h.i room garage bargain.
pl; r. q b. on Z noors
hw.h- cleo; rm. garage
The Washington times., 1921-06-12
BUILD YOUR LOVE NEST
CHOICE BUILDING SITES HOMES.
KAY-ALGER CO.. Inc.
flT Bond Building
CONGRESS HEIGHTS.

seven-room house bath and large lot; ga
rage, chicken house by 9wner; being soLd
Call from to II q m. and 5 to ! 2, m
SG,65O-SEAR the Pension once. down
town location; largo 3-story brick 6-room
house. in very fine condition; latrobe heat
$40 oOC-Near Central High School NV.
Groom house; hot water: beautiful loca-
tion; excellent home.
$l0.000-Scar l+th st. NV strictly mod
~rn home, only few years old: bed
rooms. hot-water heat; gas. electric light:
colonial porche.; sleeping porch sIssed. in
house today for $4,000. Almost immedi-
ate possession.
lights; double garage: lot SoIl7o. Entire
property in fine condition;
house; hot-water heat; gas. electric lights
THIS o6o is hne corner properly, ,o
hot-water heat; $1,000 cash.
$4,000 OO--Large sstory brick roomins
house; almost on the corner Of 9th and q
remodeled into a business property; must
be sold at once II possible. TO settle an
estate
s95Oo-Almost on tho corner OF 5th and
@ sta. y. w. store and dwelling combined.
s3.sO0-Nacant; Groom house. in perfect
condition; well-buiIt brick; front porch;
s. Z. location. $500 cash. balance Of the
payments less than rent.
sl.2oo-New metal house, 2oK2o. and 2
large lots. In new National city Heights
Subdivision; 1900 cash; one car fare to the
property. inside OF tho District
J. d. GARMAN,
District National Bank Bldg.
Main 1929 Franklin 1898
PRICE IS $3.50.
VIII make liberal termA
In good location.
Inquire about this home at once, as
II must be sold within the next few
days. Six rooms and bath. Modern
throughout
big bargain to a quick buyer.
Immedist possession.
d. j. DUNCAN,
1921 New York Avenue.
MAIN 1891.
The Washington times., 1921-06-12

rage. chicken house, by owner. being sold
on account Of death. 32l2 4th ST. = T.
CalI from 70 u q m. and 70 I 2. m. :.
The Washington times., 1921-06-12
CLAIRVOYANTS.
Licensed by tho District of Columbia
PROF. BELMONT.
DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHERS.
MARTHA SPENCER

ONE OF THE WORLDS MOST DISTIN-
GUlSHED MENTAL PSYCHIC ME-
DIUMS AND LIFE READERS
THIS LADY's REPUTATION IS WORLD
WIDE, AND HER ADVICE OF THE
MOST RELIABLE KIND. WITHOUT A
QUESTION WILL TELL THE object Of
your call. NAMES OF FRIENDS AND
RELATIVES. will sdvise you on all bust
ness changes, speculations investments
divorce and how TO become reunited to
husband. wife or friend. There is no heart
cannot help you with It. or help you to
decide between tho right and wrong
course Of action. TO CONSULT MARTHA
SPENCER MEANS TO SPEND THE
MOST INTERESTING AND POSITIVELY
THE MOST VALUABLE HALF HOUR
YOU HAVE EVER KNOWN; ACCEPTING
no FEE UNLESS PERFECT SATISFAC-
TION GIVEN HOURS. l0-7 7. II.
The Washington times., 1921-06-12
MADAM JEANETTE

GIFTED CLAIRvOYANr AND PALMIsr.
Gives advice on business matters, love.
you love Is true or false, what part OF the
country IL luckiest to you, what to do to
be successful In life. Gives you dates and
facts, tells you what has passed in life.
and what 10 happening, without asking a
single question. She does not tell to
cate; tells when and whom you will marry
no matter what you hope for or ambition
N w bet 9Th and 18th sts
The Washington times., 1921-06-12
LOTS FOR SALE

HIGHLANDS OF THE POTOMAC-Beau-
utul building sites. high ground fronting
Conduit rd. and Jewett st.; &c to SC SO. II. /:
sewer. water. electricity, homo bui ldIng and
deVelopment progressing rapidly. Buy now.
prices advance soon. Take Cabin John car
70 Jewett St, see w. L. Jackson. 5i2t Con-
dult I'd, phone Cleve 4S3.
FOR sALE-32O building lots. $4,000.
tsS Pa ave. y. W. s22.500.
lls3-ll35 7th st. n. w. s27.6oo.
j. ID. GARMAN.
Dist. Nat. Bank Bldg.
LOTS-McLean, Va.-LOTS.
Homesites l00xl50 on easy terms. Hf9h.
CRY. healthy. convenient pleasant sur
roundings. c. NJ. MOORE. TO 1+th N. W..
Or agent on property.
The Washington times., 1921-06-12
MADAM VASHTI.

50c-SPECIAL READINGS-5Oc
Tells you anything you wish to know
about your past, present and future, of
your luck. love, business. health and fam
ily arairs Readings private Daily and
Sunday. 72I 9Th 81. ". ". Lnear kiAltol.
The Washington times., 1921-06-12
COUNTRY BOARD

THE FORTE-Country boarding: city COM
forts; baths, electricity, screened in
porches; large shaded lawn. where beauu-
full birds are singing all the day. overlook
ing boulevard Brsnchville, Md. Phone
35 Berwyn.
The Washington times., 1921-06-12
MADAME PARKER.

Noted clsirvoyant and medium. true advice
on love health. business and family affairs /.
tells when and whom you will marry; how
to be successful In life: satisfaction or no
charges l1ll e st y. w, bet. 18th and
18th rts
The Washington times., 1921-06-12

WILLIAM K HARTUNG
1l08 18th ST. N w.
MAIN 372
The Washington times., 1921-06-12
STUDIO, o24 llTH ST. N. w.
MADAM MAVIS

OVC I'd OOC
Have Your Fortune Told BY
THE GREAT EGYPTIAN PALNIST.
Tells your past, present and future,
gives names, dates and facts known only
to yourself; advice on business love. luck.
courtship. marriage and divorce; In fact,
anything pertaining to your welfare and
happiness Don't fail to consult this
wonderful Egyptian. You will ind true
help ssG lith st y. W. BET. II AND /.
The Washington times., 1921-06-12
SpirituaIisu

SPIRIT medium world brings you health
happiness, peace, JOY, success advice ali
AFFAIRS Of life. Special IS reading, 81 next 10
days; no signs look for No. 1905 l4th n. w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-25

the eanaries. Parrakeets and the thrush
had been turned into wild birds.
"O-o-oh golly Tim, the cat, Is a
witch cat - screeched Dinah the colored
housemaid' He has bewitcbed our
birds. What shall we do?"
Gretchen, the cook, stared at the birds
In the cages There Is just one thing
to do-burn 'em up in the furnace" she
cried.
mo- Not Don't burn u.s." begged
Blue Jay in n screech that partly
aroused Judge Owl.
"Whoo Whoo :" hooted Judge Owl, SO
suddenly that Gretchen, Dinah and Tim,
the cat, jumped nearly out Of their
skins
ITS that witch cat bowling - cried
Dinah, and she took off her slipper, aim.
ing It at Tim. The cat lodged out or
sight through the door, but the slipper
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-25

perch above.
I'VE must break the witch spell We
must burn these birds" yelled Gretchen,
the cook
Judge Owl saw the danger Of the
other birds He saw, too, that the house.
maid and cook were scared. lie made
up his mind to scare them more. He
ruffled his feathers, he opened his beak
and hissed, then he let out a frightful
epot: "whoo Whoo Yoo! Too |" And
he darted his head at Gretchen and
Dinah. That was too much for them.
They ran for dear life.
Now what do you think is going to
happen?
Do you think Gretchen and Dinah will
get help and come back to burn UP the
birds2