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FARMS.
FOR RENT.
WANTED-TENANT FOR LARGE TRUCK
farm, two miles out, on Marlboro pike. Cau
0H L at ne 16s
WANTED-To BUY

WANTED-TO BUY
DESIRE TO PURCHASE AT ONCE a OR
room house: ami. Address Box 211-B, star
office.
AT ONCE. SMALL. NEAT HOUSE Or
bungalow. in n. or NV, with $500 to Sl;UOO
down and monthly payments; must be bar
Address Boz 2oe-B. Star once. IT,
We Have Clients Now Waiting
To Purchase
SUBURBAN HOMES and BUNGALOWS
Hst yours with us for early spring sale.
N. L. Sansbury Co., Inc, .
WE HAVE IMMEDIATE COLoRED PUR,
SITS. II you have property in that neiGhb1r-
hood to sell send particulars to EDW. P.
ScHWARTz, Inc 7s4 18th NV lsee Mr.
WANT OR ROOM HOUSE THAT CAN
move into soon; pay 81 600 down. Write at
once, give number and price; No. 1 apt. 1740
HOUSE, ABOUT 8 ROOMS. CITY OR SUB
urban; state location, size grounds. improve
ments. lowest price. Address Box lab.
Star office IL
MODERN HOUSE AND GARAGE, IN FEE.
northwest; on monthly payments. without cash
deposit. Address Box 1O7-B. Star office. 16s
NINE TO ELEVEN ROOM HOUSE ON
.THos. i. ,5ARRRELI. 49,,
FOR CASH. ON CAPITOL HILL. ABOUT 8
rooms: agents. Address Capitol Employe,
Box 1863. Star office.
HAVE JUST SOLD MY HOME IN THE
country. want to buy to room house In city:
prefer NV, but will consider any good sec
tion: state cash required. etc. Address G. G..
RAY, r: I. Box go, Rosslyn. Va.
FIVE OR SIX ROOM BUNGALOW. ANIL.
near car line: all or nearly all cash II
price is reasonable. Address Box Sab. Star
office. 16.
WILL BUY OR ROOM HOUSE.
Pay all cash.
Must be bargain. AMI.
Address Box 98R, Star Office. 17s
cOLORED-WILL PAY CASH FOR HOME
for colored IL price is reasonable Address
Box 295-A, Star Office.
DESIRE TO PURCHASE AT ONCE SIX
room brick house: any good location: not over
81, 500 Can pay 81. 600 to $1,000 down. Ad-
dress BOX TIA. Star office.
FROM OWNER; 8 OR ROOMS; FURNACE
heat or h.-w.h.; prefer northeast, but will con-
sider other sections IL house is o. r.; can pay
about 5000 cash. Am anxious to buy in the
next ten days. Address Box ALA. Star Office.
HOME IN GOOD RESIDENTIAL SECTION:
city or suburbs; to II rooms. Sol southern
bldg. Main So.
VIZ WANT MORE PROPERTY 70 SELL
II yeur price and terms are right We have In.
mediate purchasers. Consult Sales Departmsa.
THOS. E. FARRELL.
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A CAKEF OLLY
OF CHOICE
In Bloomingdale-Splendid 8
room home, on two floors; very large bed
sss owner nss e.siPs City %n .s Tor
Near Nineteenth and Park
nj. n.w.-Best section Of Washington. Beauti-
ern @ throughout. Price. $4,000. Terms can
be arranged.
In Petworth-Attractive home
containing 6 rooms and bath; hot-water heat;
electric tights; double back porches; oak noors;
colonial front porch; newly papered. Price
reasonable.
On Rhode Island avenue near
1st st. nw-0 rooms and bath: hot-water
heat: nice front and rear porcnss; 'oufssrn prira
saIs so mRs oest,oa IN b,oons
dale.
One of the most beautiful
homes northwest; ! rooms and bath; hot-water
heat; electric iisht' s.rsse: double ,..ssd back
modern modern appliance. Price. s1O.5eo on reason
able terms.
6.
On Buchanan street near
14th-s-room and bath home; hot-water heat:
electric lights; deep lot to paved alley. Price.
' CHAS. D.
o23 Isl
Mi,
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ORGANIZATION WANTS COTTAGE FOB
summer: bathing facilities prefefred. Address
Box l47-B. Star Office. 17s
A HONE IN VIRGINIA Or MARYLAND.
not far out. About roops and enough ground
to be able to breathe On. Price, terrns location
and any information to Mr.. PEYToN, 1911 B
st, NV, washington, d. G..
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Near 18th and Shepherd NV.

STX-R0OM HONE; H.-W. HEAT: ELECTRIC
lights; screened sleeping porch; large cement
colonial front porch. This well constructed
home has some unusual features which make
It very desirable. Price. $3.50, with reason
able terms. Located on Park road, near cars
and school.
1923 New Yosk ave-. Main 5127.. :.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
FRANCIS H., STEPHENS and F. w
HILL, Jr., AttOrneys.

IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia, Holding District Court
I'm re building line on Klingle road between
District Of Columbia Court No. 144s
Notice and order Of publication. is
hereby given that the Commissioners Of the
Of an act Of Congress- approved June 21. 1906,
entitled IAN act providing for the establish
ment Of uniform building line on streets in
wide." as amended BY the act approved Malch
lions to provide for the expenses Of the GOV .
fiscal year ending June thirtieth. nineteen hun.
dred and eighteen. and for other purposes;
have filed a petition in this court praying the
eondemnatio Of the land necessary for the es-
tablishment Of a building line on kingfe road
between Pierce Mill road and Rock Creek Park.
In the District Of Columbia: as shown on plat plat
or map filed with the said petition, as part
thereof, and praying also that this court en-
panel a jury in accordance with the law pro-
vidsd for In such cases to assess tne etan Ss
reason Of the establishment Of said building
line ON Klingle road between Pierce Mill road
in anc hoef @ een ioa a,S te
Of the land necessary for the purposes thereoi.
and to assess as benefits resulting therefrom
the expenses Of these proceedings, upon any
and all lots. parts OF lots. pieces or parcels OF
land which may be benefited by the establish
that the said jury may find said lots. parts Of
lots. pieces or parcels Of land will Be bene;
nted, Is provided for in and by the aforesaid
acts Of Congress It is, by the court. this 18th
day Of March. 1921. ordered that all personss E sns
they are hereby, warned and commanded to ap.
pear In this court on Or before the 20 ;,s DAY o.
in attendance until the court shall have made
Its nnaI order ratifying and eonlrmi1g d9 ns the
fits OF the Jury to be empaneled and sworn
herein. and Il ls further ORDERED that &c. cop.
week for two successive weeks in The Wash.
ington Evening Star. the WASHINGTON Post ana T.
the said District. commencing at least ten days
before the said ID day of April; 1921; 1t !.
further ordered that q copy Of this notice and
order be served BY the United States marshal
or his deputies upon such Of the owners OF f tine
be found BY the said, marshal or his deputies
within the District Of Columbia and up upon the the
said ID day Of April, 1921; BY the Court
WENDELL P. STAFFORD. Justice. Iseal) A
true copy Test MORGAN II. BEACH, Clerk
BY r, b. CUNNINGHAM, Asst Clerk.
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dZH0e y. " ANH4
o23 18th NV.
Main 36.
vii LIAM S. PHI LLIPS,
14Oo New York Ave. NV.
phone Main 02 .,r.r.-r

18th STREET HEIGHTS
This home is in excellent condition and
ready for immediate occupancy. Has
rooms and bath, h.-w.h., elec. lights;
deep lot to alley. Priced for quick sale;
owner leaving city. I'll. .750; good terms.
BROOKLAND-
A corner house, rooms and bath
bedrooms); modern: garage. Lot 35xlOO
feet to paved alley. House ts In excel
lent condition. Price, $3.50. Conven-
lent terms Of purchase can be arranged.
SAUL'S ADDITION
Best house in saul's Addition. A hand
some home Of large rooms. baths,
h.-w.h., elec. lights: deep lot, 50x150. to
paved alley: brick garage; shru66ery.
Must be seen to be appreciated. Price.
$1S,5 500; attractive terms.
TAKOMA PARK
mighty good home. having rooms,
h.-w.h., elec. lights, sleeping porch. CO
laundry tubs, etc. Built-in garage; pft-
vate driveway; deep lot: near car line.
Price, tio.J00: easy terms.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK
nice home. brick. on corner; rooms
and bath; newly papered ana panIed;
h.-w.h.; deep lot; alley. Price, V,00O;
can arrange terms to suit purchaser.
PHIL L I P S,
TX Ave. NV.
Iain o8..
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MVFST1TENT PROPERTY.

INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
1eoe llth 81. NV. 10 BE SOLD AT, AUc-
tion March 10, l:3O p.m. Chance to pick up
bargain in small, well rented house. See
auction ada for particulars Of sale.
SPLENDID INvESTMENT-INvESTI
Present OLD RENTS pay 25% net on capt.
tai invested. We can prove that building can
be made to pay 45SS net on money invested.
One square Of 14th and Pa. ave. Sc. Large
3-story brick building. facing 8 streets. con-
tanning store and fats. BARGAIN AT 80 600.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
014 N T. ave. Franklin 691S. 17s
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WINFIELD q GILLINs AttOfhey1p
Evans Building.

trict Of Columbia, Holding an Equity Court.
Emma G. Dinmore, John B. German, plain
tits. ". the unknown heirs. alienees and de-
visees Of Joseph Hodgson, Sr., deceased. other
than Joseph Hodgson, Jr.. deceased and the un-
B. Hodsson. deceased. defendants. No.
885O8.-Order Of publica tion.-The object
Of this suit II to establish Of record the
plaintiffs title in fee simple BY ad-
verse possession, or otherwise. to part
Of original lot numbered ten in square
numbered eighty-six. City Of Washington, Dis
trict Of Columbia. rs the same Is more partic-
ulariy described in said bill Of complaint. On
motion Of the complainants 1t is this 18th day
Of January, AID. 1921, ordered that the de-
feadants, the unknown heirs. alienees and de-
visees Of Joseph Hodgson. Sr:, deceased. other
than Joseph Hodgson, Jr.. deceased. and the
unknown heirs, alienees and deviseeS Of Will
liam Hodgson. deceased, cause their appear
ance to be entered herein on or before the first
rule day occurring after the expiration Of two
months from this date, otherwise the cause win
be proceeded with as In case Of default. Pro
vided q copy Of this order be published twice
q month for two months in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Evening Star. before
said day, larger and other publication being
dispensed with for satisfactory cause shown.
WENDELL p. STAFFORD, Justice. Seal
true copy. Test: MORGAN 81. BEACH.
Clerk. By +. q. CUNNINGHAM. Asst. Clerk.
Ee1 116.mh216
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n.
70 minutes from government departments,
Terms 1,a Ike rent. See or write Mr.. MINAR,
AZ Evans bldg. 1870 New York avenue. 29s
MODERN POULTRY FARM. LOCATED on
and 4 blocks from trolley station: pretty 6
room dwelling; modern bath and water system;
acres OF land. abundance Of fruit. shade and
shfubbery. In addition to all necessary build
ings for a modern poultry plant. There is q
good barn and double garage; ali in excellent
q eoun9S saSs vie.
see CHARLES h. DOING. 225 Colorado bldg.
''0AK KNOLL'-2:ACRE POULTRY AND
1-room house. large poultry houses, barn ana
woodshed; garage space for two cars; concrete
ss OAK j. 81 shsS vss yss 5p and be-.
sion. Transfer at 18th and II ne. to East
'.Msrietts." )" Harrison property. ~ A!n'
BEACTIFUL COUNTRY HOME JUST BE-
yond Bradley lane-Southern exposure; 10
s9o|s, rom bath: sleeping porch: hotwater heat:
sides; ssl garage for cars; acre Of land. Price,
$l5. goo, Easy terms.
BARGAIN FOR A QUICK SALE.
Groom modern bungalow, with 8 lots: double
garase; chicken house. garden, etc This d .
fssl SsI R.1 Rn.rs,i.. J. r. SMITH. Real Ese.te.
EIGHT ROOMS. OFFICE AND BATH; BEST
residential section Hyattsyille; lot IS By l50;
electrically lighted Earage and shop. IS. S75.
Iefms H. =. DELL. Hyattsville. I7s
EIGHr:ROOM 1ODERN HONE H0T-w1TEK
heat Electric light. Electric rAnee, Iaree
lot. Phone North 55l-W
6.Ro0A BUNGALOW; ELECTRIC LIGHTS:
pipeiess furnace; outbuildings: shade: lot
Must sacrface. Address Box 176-B. Star once
LARGE. NEW. VACANT HONE; 8 Rooms:
cellar under whole house; large attic: porch II
water. sewerage; fertile lot 163x25O; blocks
cars; Hyattsville: -. .750; $500 cash. bal. me-
rent. Geo. g. Walker. kresge bldg. llth g.
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ALFRED 3. BAKER, ELIZABETH c
HARRIS, Attorneys, Evans Bldg.

ALFRED b. BAKER, ELIZABETH G.
HARRIS. Attorneys, Evans Bldg.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia. Holding an Equity Court.
Nellie F. Brooks, Plaintiff. vs.: the Unknown
Heirs Alienees or Devisees Of Henry Howard.
Deceased. Defendants.-mEquity No; !s ss4sSM 81,
Order Of Pubiication.-The object Of this suit
il to establish Of record the plaintiffs title in
fee simple By adverse possession, or otherwise.
to part Of original lot numbered eight in square
numbered nine hundred and eiEhty.thr City
Of Washington, District Of Columbia, as the
sane is more particularly described 10 said bill
Of complaint, On motion Of the g complainant 1
dered that the defendants, the unknown heirs,
alienees and devisees Of Henry Howard, de.
ceased, cause their appearance to be entered
herein ON or before the first rule day occurring
after the expiration Of two months from this
date, otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with as in case Of default. Provided copy
Of this order be published twice 4 month for
two month"; in the Washington Law Reporter
and The Evening Star before said Say
.ti.faesery cause shoyn WENDELL 1 p p
Test. MORGAN Il. BEACH, Clerk. By F: =.
CUNNINGHAM, Asst. Clerk. fel .15, ,mh2. l6
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Northeast.
s., 5,75OITERMS.
Colonial home Of 6 rooms and bath; h-w.h
and elec. hardwood floors and trim; room for
garage; possession.
Bauman & Heinzman,
Main $500. 734 18th st. NV
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Reduced for Quick Sale.
$40 Randolph St. NV.

Reduced for Quick Sale.
$40 Randolph St. NV.
PRICE, 50. 75O.
One of the best arranged Groom homes In
Washington. Six real large rooms. extra
large kitchen, h-w:h.. electricity, attic. semi
detached. all outside light and ventilation:
deep lot to paved alleys side and rear; front
colonial porch; large 10-foot double rear
porches. Terms. Possession. Inspect any
time. 20
Corner.
Near 9Th and Fla. ave. ne. rooms and
bath, hot-water heat. built-in garage. Price,
81 800.
Near Lincoln Park.
Beautiful colonial porch, faced brick home.
rooms and tile bath, parquet floors, nne
condition, laundry tubs, hot-water heat cleo
triciy. garage. Prompt possession. Price.
s., 800.
Brookland.
rooms and bath laundry tubs, hot-ak
heat, electricity. lot 36x140. Price, $S. 500.
Evening star., 1921-03-16

sll shepherd st. n.w-If you are looking for
4 six-room brick house. with double garaeo,
this is the best value n Washinetna~ Owner
IA AouDau HeEmA
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Brookland.
Woodridpe.

rooms and bath. laundry tubs, hot-ak
heat, electricity, lot 36x140. Price, s., 500.
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A CAREFULLY SELECTED LIST
OF CHOICE PROPERTIES.

LIST
PROPERTIES.
7.
Choice piece of business prop
erty within a few doors Of 18th and G SITS.
NV; We can sell for $47. 500 An oppor.
place in a f'''f''"''ss 5. section
Unusually attractive home in
Chevy Chase containing rooms and bath.
iow es. :: and
home on an unusually small cash payment.
g.
On Fourteenth street near
Park read n.w.-one Of the most desirable
business properties in this splendid northwest
s: spoVe; hotavster T heat: electric iisht.. Price
reasonable.
10.
On Eye street northwest near
hot-water heat; electric lights: Price. 81. 900.
An ideal location for ; Ph''ic'.n'
Attractive detached 1O-room
and 2-bath home in beautiful 18th St.
Heishts: hot-water heat; electric lights; open
fireplace; giaased-in sleeping porch; garage;
newly decorated throughout. Lot 90 feet
~ IL.
In beautiful Saul's Addition
Spacious Groom brick home; splendidly con
structed and attractively planned. Large lot.
Price reasonable.
SAGER, -.
h NV. .-.-.,
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THOMAS
CIRCLE
One Of the best built houses in this con-
venient section. Ten rooms and bath. Vapor
heat. Lot 80 BY 100. Side lights. In very
good repair. Price So $50
wAGGAMAN & BRAwNER, INC,
9l4 18th Street NV.
Frank 1885
DETACHED HOUSE IN SIXTEENTH
Street Highlands: nine rooms and bath: for
sale by owner; Ami; garage, sleeping porch,
parquette flooring and beam-ceilng dining
NEAR LIST AND SE.ATON STS Nw.-8 ROOM
and bath, bay window brick dwelling; h.w.h.;
double back porch. Price. $500. EDw. p.
SCHWARTZ. Inc. 734 18th NV. (See Mr..
Birckhead)
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Practically new; four-room and bath bun
galow; large lot; hot-water heat; gas and
electricity; water and sewer. Five miles out
on good car line and splendid automobile road
Small cash payment and easy terms
WARREN COCHRAN,
Main 591S. Main 3O7. 729 18th ct. NV
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GEORGETOWN.

rice. g, S,750-Three-story. pressed brick home.
located in one Of the best blocks east Of
31st st. There are ten rooms and bath.
eeAectric lights. a good.sized rear yard
and at the price quoted IL a 6ne value.
HEDGES &. MIL
1884 H Street NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

s.. s.000-DBSIRABLE LOCATION IN COLUM-
bia Heights. Very attractive Groom house.
colonial style. having ami; open fireplace,
built-in ice box. cold storage room. hardwood
floors. foOred attic, screens and awnings and
room for garage. Sleeping porch. Reasonable
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1USINEss PROPERTY

,j00QG8= AND BRYANT sTg. NV.
~ XGdlt store and nat; best price; best 10.
'&ASd& for business In city; balance to be ouilt
n residences soon. 1912 Florida ave. ne. 10
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Saving Opportunity.
Lea In Chevy Chase at oely 500 cash and
916 Per m6hth. II makes you save. and prop
cry will not depreciate. Call Boyd. Col.
e1S. o. address. 1406 Irving. Chevy Chase
properties Q specially.
IOIB, OVERLOOKING 18Th ST. AND CITY,
fer sale cheap. Cali Col. 421s after 5 pm.
EXCELLENT HOME SITE. BEST SECTION
Of Chsvy Chase, d. C., u a. Of Conn. ave. !;
00-ft. frontage on improved street. with at
tfaeffve detached homes: sell at q bargain;
terms or cash. Address Box 2SO-A, Star once
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DUPONT
CIRCLE
SECTION
Just completed-an ideal home Of o rooms
% bedrooms. baths). Tiled kitchen on main
floor. Laundry and servants toilet in base
ment Charmingly decorated. Open for In
spection. Price. $ll, 500
wAGGAMAN & BRAwNER, nc,
9l4 18th Street NV.
Frank. 74S5
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HEDGES & MID
1884 H Street NV.
~Y AHYD nAnD
WEST OF 10th ST.

Price. SIS. 5.0oo-DETACHED HOME Of hollow
tile construction. containing eight rooms
and bath. sleeping porch. open fireplace
in the living room, hot-water heat. eaee-
tric lights. instantaneous water heater
and other modern Improvements An In
spection Of this should be made At once.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-26
RUSTCARD AND SMITH
 CASE IS DISMISSED

The case against Walstein G. Smith and John Rustgard, both charged with contempt of court, was dismissed by Judge R. w. Jennings
 in the U. S. district court at ketchi- kan Judge Jennings said that he was convinced after going into the matter. while it was intended as an insult, the questionable affidavit does not constitute contempt of court.
 Judge Jennings addressed the de- fendants for one and one.half hours and severely arraigned them for their method of procedure. The Empire correspondent states that the arraign- ment of the defendants by Judge Jeni nings was undoubtedly the most severe any man ever got either in or out of court"
 The affidavit on which the con- tempt charge was based alleged that Judge Jennings was so closely allied both politically and socially with former Governor Riggs that he was not qualified to sit in the mandamus proceedings instituted by Mrs. Edith Sheelor against Territorial Treasurer Walstein G. Smith several weeks ago. It also alleged that Judge Jen- nings in overruling a demurrer to the complaints had been influenced ! by his close relationship with the former governor. The Ketchikau 1 Chronicle. in an article covering the Contempt case as far as it had pro- gressed last Wednesday, contained the following:
 When asked to give specific in stances of close friendship social and political. between Judge Jen. nings and the former governor and others. the witness (SmithD said he could not do it." The Chronicle also said: MT. Smith also testified that he had been convinced for several years that Governor Riggs was dis. honest. He said that he and Mir Rustgard had talked that over and were in agreement on it."
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-26


 The launch Pioneer left this morn ing for Katalla for a cargo of gaso- line.
 Any men or boys wishing to play on the basket ball team being or ganized by the new athletic associa- ation are requested to report at the gym tonight for practice at 7:30 o'clock.
 Steamer Alameda Watson is due here from Seattle at 10 o'clock to- night. As she has a number of tour ists aboard an excursion will be run to the glaciers in the morning and the Watson will remain in port un- til tomorrow afternoon.
 NIT. Malotte went on fishing trip this afternoon and will not return in time to play the show tonight, but he will be here to interpret the great seven reel Geraldine Farrar produc- tion. The World and It's Women" " tomorrow night at the Empress.
 Rev. and Mrs F. P. Zeigler, who have been detained in their return home on account of the serious illness of the formers father at Point Aux Pines. Michigan, will leave Seattle about the middle of August for Cor dova. Rev Zeiglcr writes that he is anxious to be back among his old frineds. after his long absence in the states.
 Dr. C. C. Georgeson, in charge of the experimental work of the de, partment of agriculture in Alaska, with headquarters at Sitka, was here on Sunday. He is on his annual trip to the experimental station at Kodiak A good growing year in Alaska is noted by Dr. Georgeson with all crops thriving. Berry crops of all kinds, he said, are unusually abundant owing to the quantity of sunshine. He predicted that within a few years that the strawberry raising business will be quite fac
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-26
INTO CASE
 OF sERGDOLL HAS ENDED
,By Associated Pressj

WASHINGTON, July 26. The Bergdoll investigation by a special committee of the house ended peace, fully yesterday. but no statement was issued by the committee
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-26

Hard Times Dance at the Empress Cabaret next Saturday evening. Every lady attending has an equal chance for the grand prize.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-26

tor with number of fruit canning factories in operation to take care of the surplus berries.
 There will be a meeting of the officers and teachers of the Pres byterian Sunday school at the home of Mir. Cohrs' this evening at s o'clock. All those interested are re- quested to be present.
 The sailing of the steamer North western from Seattle has been post poned until Friday, July 29. at D. m, according to word received today by Agent Tracy. The Northwestern was scheduled to sail tomorrow, but the sailing date was set back two days.
 Dr. Smith, chief of the bureau of fisheries. who is now in Cordova, received word from Superintendent Proctor. of the Pribilof islands. ask ing to make him visit while in this section. As there Is only little matter of fourteen hundred miles between the two points. with no boats making the run, the doctor will have to forego the pleasure of the trip at this time. Up to yesterday the seal catch at Pribilof was IT, S32 and as the season extends for ten days or more the normal catch of 25,OO0 is expected.
 E. A. sherman, associate U. s. for ester, who is also q member of the Alaska interdepartmental board, was an Alameda passenger for Anchorage going to Matanuska and Susitna valley, and visited in Cordova Sun. day. He is deeply interested in the suggestion of co-ordinating the work of federal bureaus in Alaska. "Of course, we can do some good in this respect in Washington, but the place where tne most BOOu Cdh De uuHe' where the most corners cut, is right here on the ground in Alaska" he declared. He endorsed heartily the proposal of Secretary Wallace, of the department of agriculture, for the creation of a body to be known as the Alaska Council to be com posed of the Alaska representatives of the several bureaus connected with Alaskan affairs.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-26

Your eyes fitted Compound and stigmatic lenses replaced. See Oc- borne.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-26

All milk BOG a quart McDaniel's Dairy. 26-1w.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-26
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
 AROUND TOWN

Webb Thompson left this morning on a short trip to Katall.a
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-26

The launch Pioneer left this morn ing for Katalla for a cargo of gaso-
Arizona republican., 1921-12-15

Young Mems Christian Association was founded in 1S44.