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Evening star., 1922-10-07
CHEW CHASE

A beautiful corner residence detached on =
lot 75x175. This property has ten large
rooms and bath. hot-water heat and electric
lights and is in absolutely perfect condition.
large shade trees. fruit, berry bushes and
privet hedge. 1, is a desirable suburban
home in every sense of the word
PRICE. ONLY S16.OOO
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NEW SUBURBAN

NEW SUBURBAN
BUNGALOW-PRICE, $6,45O.
Beautiful corner lot, 50xl5o; s large rooms
bath. finished attic large enough for bed
rooms, hot-water heat, gas. electricity, city
tubs. shade. chicken house. grape arbor. Easy
terms. Purchaser can select own paper and
fixtures. ~ SOS. to cars, 80 minutes to Treas
ury.
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$1,000.
ON KILBOURNE PLACE

Corner OF an alley convenient to Mt. Pleas
ant car line, within walking distance of Rock
Creek Park. One of Kennedy and Davis
horses This attractive hohse is now offered
for sale because the owner Is leaving the
city: contains 10 rooms. . baths, gas and
electricity and hOt-watpr heat: in irst-class
condition and immediate possession is assured
TO purchaser.
SIS zoo
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

NI1EV 7, OTAOE, d. Z.
On Northampton St., corner of an alley,
detached frame, pebble dashed over wire. very
hall; living room and dining room. each with
open fireplace. kitchen and pantry; second
floor, 4 bedrooms, bath and sleeping porch:
attic, . servants rooms and bath; gas and
electricity and adequate hot-water heating
plant, irregular lot % feet front. numerous
trees great variety of rare flowers and shrub
berry: ample room for large garage. Owner
will allow inspection by permit through this
Office only.
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PETWORTH.

NEAR GEORGIA AVE. AND VARNCM ST.
PRICE, S9,0
A practically new home. with southern eH-
posure. containing six large rooms and tile
bath. hot-water heat. electric lights. hardwood
floors and an inclosed sleeping porch. This
property also has very deep lot with paved
alley. 1t is a very good house for the money.
ond owner Will give immediate possession.
Evening star., 1922-10-07

$3.50.
PETWORTH.
4bedroom colonial brick. hot-water heat
electricity; house comparatively new. and in
excellent condition; garage. Reasonable terms
$3.50.
PARK VIEW.
3Iiddaugh & Shannon Groom colonial
house. hot-water heat: electricity; house is
metal weather stripped. and has screens and
awnings; q very complete home in excellent
condition; easy terms.
S7,o5o.
Mr.. GA. AVE. EXTENDED.
New Groom colonial brick; modern in every
respect; convenient to 18th at. car line; 81. 900
$3.50.
"H" ST. NV.
1st commercial zone; S-room brick house,
with cellar; suitable for conversion into
business.
$1,000.
NORTHEAST.
Modern, colonial home. hot-water heat,
electricity. double back porches, and garage;
bargain at this price!
AUNDERS,
Main 1oI6 and 1917.
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NEAR I4th AND
LONGFELLOW SITS,

PRICE, $1O1JO.
This practically new. modern home is offered
for sale on account OF the owner leaving the
city. 1t il up-to date In every respect. has
seven large rooms a bedrOoms) tile BATH
electric lights. hot -water heat. hardwood floors
and large porches. 1t also has a very deep lot
to an alley. Immediate possession.
Evening star., 1922-10-07
NEAR THE WALTER REED

NEAR THE WALTER REED
HOSPITAL-$Io,75o.
In this ideal residential location. with
beautiful surroundings, detached home
containing rooms a bedrooms). COM
plete bath: h.-w.h., elec. lights; size OF
lot. 401150, afrording ample garage
space: open fireplace; hardwood floors
throughout; spacious front porch and
rear porch. Small amount Of cash re-
Quired.
IN THE HEART OF
MT. PLEASANT-$13,5oo.
Splendid Groom home with roQms as
spacious as houses Of % years dgo and
conveniences as modern as If built yes
terday; 5 real bedrooms. full baths
double rear porches. colonial front
porch; inlaid floors: marble fireplace;
plastered celler with instantaneous
water heater; maids room and enamel
laundry trays; splendid garage faciii-
ties. This house is priced $2,OOO under
the market. Terms.
IDEAL NORTHEAST
|LOCATION-$6,25o.
Substantially built home, brick construc-
tion. in a very nice residential location
of northeast; rooms, bath, modern
heating plant; spacious front porch and
+ rear porch. Room for garage. House
Is in good condition. Easy terms.
Evening star., 1922-10-07

Nine rooms: brick: 20 feet wide; built-in
garage: front and rear porches, sleeping porch:
hardwood floors; open fireplace. Price. $11, 500.
s., 800 cash. 1871
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ON 10th ST.

Just above Thomas Circle. lvacant. a very
desirable residence. first floor has parlor,
dining room. large kitcifenette and a large
room, 1ax3O with open fireplace and suitable
for social purposes. studio or physician: .
rooms and bath on second floor and rooms and
bath third floor; has electricity and hot
water heat.
Evening star., 1922-10-07
N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC
1913 Eye ST. NV. Phones Main ,ooa-4-5

N L. SALISBURY CO., INC.
14I8 Eye St. NV. Phones Main soo3-4-5.
SAUL'S ADDITION. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
81, : Is Cons
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MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS BRoOKLAND
IF. 5 SuTea & co1oS NJ DWELLING
s s:s % Ct d a. @ ia = i s ss. .. .::sn s:. sea a
s;, C @ @ ss.,s ::s. fsss: Us ~ :.psss$st {;
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS CHEVY CHASE
IS; s$ ,:$ E
] ::ss T. $ @ ::; $; :;&: :si e {:
BROOKLAND PARK.
PRICE, $4,000 recently completed home built by of the
foremost builders the Seven and bath electric
lights hotwater heat; hardwood foors buin fixtures
bath; four bedrooms. Garage One block from line
N: 1. sANsBURY CO., INC.
1418 Eye St. NV Phones Main soo7-a-s
T WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD ARD oS0o4@o
14th ST. NV. NEAR S. WE HAVE SEVERAL
nv ~ S ~ ~ @ , wv ~, w ~ n Maryland and Virginia Homes
" ~ On, n.r,n, ,s,, AT very Low
A H"'
FOR SAFE
D.DcA1D Fine Business Site On nth St.
"A DAi>oAi1>'
and NV. dovn,ov. o,r,tu,,,
All moden smnrorm.n only .e.n. lot IN SQUARE; "a feet front
~ , - A Live Business Proposition
BELMONT ST NV Mr. 18TH In eeor.urn-M st. p. wnons. m
delightful home rooms baths
$780,
HERMAN E. GASCH
1926 New York Ave. NV.
Main $3.50.
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER, AUCTIoNEER.

Trustees Sale of II Palisades of
Potomac Building Lots, on
and Near Conduit Road, Just
West of the Distributing
Reservoir: Lot on Oregon
Ave. NV; Lot on Belmont
St. Near Meridian Park, and
Business Lot, Improved by
No. 2238 Georgia Ave. NV,
All in the District of Columbia
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DESIRABLE HOMES FOR SALE BY
MOORE & HILL, INC
I42o-22 H St. NV
MEMBER WASHINGTON ESTATE BOARD.

NEAR COLUMBIA RID. AND
BILTMORE ST.
PRICE. $4,000.
A very attractive three-story and attic mod
ern brick home with six bedrooms. two ba ths
first floor kitchen, hot-water heat. electric
lights and garage. This property is very well
located on 4 prominent street. convenient to
two car lines. 1t il in perfect condition and
immediate possession can be had. The owner
will make reasonable terms.
CLEVELAND PARK.
PRICE, $14,0 900
very desirable modern home located near
Connecticut avenue ond q prominent street
This Is an exceptionally well built home Of
seven large rooms and bath, hot-water heat
electric lights, hardwood floors. built-in ga
rage, built-in refrigerator clothes chute, In
stantaneous hot-water heater. open fireplace In
the living room. and many other attractive
features. This property can be sold very
reasonable terms and immediate possession
can be given.
Evening star., 1922-10-07
NORTHWEST-S7,35o.

Conveniently located, within walking
distance of the downtown district; g.
room brick house; 2-story; 9 bedrooms,
. complete baths; modern heating plant.
House Is in excellent condition. Attrac-
tive terms
Evening star., 1922-10-07
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

On Kanawha st.. west of Connecticut ave-.
between 8Sth and Beth sts.. new, detached,
frame; distinctive features. exceptionally well
built; contains rooms and 2 baths. ali mod
ern improvements: all new equipment. lighted
by electricity and heated by hot water. Lot
Is 80 by 30 to a 12-foot alley.
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10Th ST. HEIGHTS-$18,ooo.

Practically new home with many e1
tras: "a feet wide, on Webster st. ives,
of 10th. Colonial cement front porch
double screened rear porches: every
built-in convenience; 2 beautiful baths
instantaneous heater; double brick "a.
rage. Can be handled on 81 600 cash
balance like rent. Investigate.
Evening star., 1922-10-07
CHEVY CHASE.

EXCEPTIONALLY ARTISTIC PROPERTY.
6 Just OF Connecticut aye.-Detached. on
lot 115Il25; nine rooms and two baths,
hot-water heat, electricity. hardwood
floors. sleeping porch: garage: shrubbery
and shade trees help beautify the grounds.
The house Is clear and terms can be
arranged.
Evening star., 1922-10-07

STONE & FAIRFAX,
1,42 New York Ave. Phone Main 2424.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
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CHEVY CHASE
'h % e6ioksf
o desirable this section
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE. AND ST.
hardwood
ON PINEY BRANCH RD., NEAR 14th ST. CARS.
the
iioD is
sand
MONTAGUE NEAR 10Th.
To
must
STONE & FAIRFAX
President
s12 New York Ave. Phone Main 2424.
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THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.

ON SHEPHERD ST. NV.
Between 18th and 18th. north side, very de-
sirable Groom brick. comparatively new.
stories and attic, contains large rooms,
glcssed-in sleeping porch and tiled bath; has
gas and electricity. Lot is 1Sx160 to a 15-ft.
alley: ample room for a garden. flowers and
garage; owner will give possession.
SJOOOO
Evening star., 1922-10-07

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
FINE BRICK HOUSE IN A MOST ExcLU-
sive neighborhood. Between Chevy Cha Sc
and Mt. Pleasant car lines-Has IL rooms
and baths. hot-water heat, electric
lights. hardwood doOrs. instantaneous hot
water heater, open nreplaces; garage;
reasonably priced.
Evening star., 1922-10-07
ON BUCHANAN ST. NV.

Between 18th and 18th, comparatively new,
modern. brick, contains Z rooms. glassed-tn
sleeping porch and tiled bath; newly papered
and painted and in frst.class condition Has
electricity and hot water heat. Lot is 211133
10 a 15-ft. alley: immediate possession.
SI2,SOO.
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THos. ]. OWEN & son. AUcTIoNEER.

JOE. c. BROWN, Trustee.
LOUIS oTTENBERG,
Attorney for Party Secured.
oc5 IN 10 - I6-6t
Evening star., 1922-10-07

SIS,5oo.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-06
HERE is THE KERNEL OF THE NUT WE
ARE CRACKING FOR YOU

For the FIRST TIME the organization of the Southland Company
fact for only the past twelve weeks they have been putting the
market ready drink bottled grapefruit juice called Southland
made from their pure clarified and selling at the
and drug lOc bottle and slightly smaller bottle at
the fruit and drink stands at &C. Even in this short time and
only home community the demand hard supply with the
equipment of this department of the factory.
Think what when Strong Men and Delicate Women and
Young Children and nvads drink with pleasure satisfaction and
physical benefit and mvgong snappy, heahfu drink made from
pure grapefruit juice and without exception pronounce the best
and that has Of the deteou after effects that
warned against by the and physicians using many Of the
popular drinks but pure fruit juice food containing all its orig
ina There be but resuSUCcESS And this will
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-06
DON'T MISS ONE WORD ON THIS PAGE

For the past FIVE years the SOUTHLAND CITRUS PRODUCTS COM
PAY Lakeland Florida has been making the only ARIED GRAPE
FRUIT JUICE EVER PRODUCED IN COMMERCIAL QUANTITIES. This
home company organized and is located here formerly
called the Collins Canning Company SOUTHLAND has
chemical preservaves 1t is the PURE JUICE of the
fruit, amber and will keep indefinitely Juice bottled four
years perfect condition the day bottled There
experimenting be done with Southland the problem is solved for
assured success
The expansion of the with this PURE JUICE alone pc
hcaly without limit both in the United States and for export
Many scientific and professional and women have long since
recognized that grapefruit juice i; the IDEAL HEALTH DRINK and
have believe from personal from such people
that years this PURE CLARIFIED JUICE will be used
many of the great and by hundreds of doctors their
daily practice Several specialists ARE NOW prescribing
SOUTHLAND for special ailments and the result has been
wonderfully efcaciou beyond all expectation There telling
Whit this demand will finally aggregate.
Night he Company negotiating with of the previous
largest importer New York for the clarified for the base of
their non-acohoc drinks They have been trying for the
months and have used thousand gallons making
trial drinks and both manufacturers and
delighted with it HERE IS THE ONLY PLACE IT CAN BE HAD OR HAS
EVER BEEN PRODUCED Recently the Southland Company has shipped
three loads of pure juice Chicago Boise New
York. and hundreds of caselots to the North and South
fair estimate Of the number of people the u S. that
grapefruit FIVE MILLION and the fruit practically all used DURING
FIVE MONTHS and that during the winter which not the normal
fruit consumption With SOUTHLAND pure juice available
EVERY MONTH the year, and especially during the SUMMER MONTHS
when fruits and fruit Juices most demand there every reason to
believe that least FIVE MILLION people would Southland during
THE OTHER SEVEN MONTHS meals and health drink and that
FIVE TIMES TWENTY-FIVE MILLION will drink the Southland
drink stands and drug all the round makes the most
SATISFYING COOLING and THIRST QUENCFN DRINK offered
70 the public for every month in the year.
Such consumption will largely help solve the problem of marketing
the fruit from the thousands of of young just coming into
bearing Every grower vitality interested the of South
land very SPECIAL BENEFIT the grower sockhode
the company that their dropped fruit gathered promptly, be
utilized by factory price for the production Also
good sound is disable fancy shipping fruit All such fruit
total loss the grower Every GROWER SHOULD BE STOCK
HOLDER in Southland Citrus Products Company
Besides the clarified Southland has twenty other prod
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-06
and to be planted

outlet for thousands boxes of home fruit with the market
right here.
THIS IS THE OPPORTUNITY FOR OUR PEOPLE TO MAKE PROF
TABLE AND GROWING INVESTMENT AND ALSO PROMOTE BUS
MESS THAT WILL MAKE LAKELAND FAMOUS THROUGHOUT
AMERICA.
In order to expand the business to handle this new Souhand
Lakeland and produce hehousands of gallons of the
necessary for the orders outside of Lakeland
other bers the Southland Company will offer 400 shares of treas
stock for sale people this district Each share will be sold
$4,000 full paid and nonasessabe Zach share the
earning basis stock being held by the present stockholders
Rather than the North for the sale of this block Of stock prefer
that home community the ground floor with investment
that should the best have made Remember this
home and oce by home whom know and
they have been proven The basis of product that
ALREADY PERFECTED and there other like produced
where else 1t Ay night scheme but sod established
business with almost unlimited possibilities
Within short time several offers have been made by ndvdu
ais and by companies buy controlling in the Southland Com
pany Southland has been offered high 10000 by factory
for the privilege of only the making the clarified
fruit such offers have been refused This
is of ALMOST UNLIMITED VALUE and known only the Southland
Company their trade and they to let share the
profit of this with them The large railroad hackage lots
and equipped factory of their specially made machinery designed
by them for this special The factory has capacity of
thousand gallons of pure clarified juice daily and unlimited other
products The company has $4,000 assets besides the value of
the process of making the clarified which worth hundreds OF
thousands dollars factory There 375 shares of stock out
standing, mostly in the North
The energy the company for the present will be put the
Southland the chocolate and bonbon filler and the
grapefruit peel candy and producing the pure clarified for which
have orders hand for thousands of gallons from other bot
tiers Even with these few exclusive products the prosperity of the
company is assured.
The department of the drink will require special machinery dis
buion trucks carloads of bottles advertising and expenses.
Every dollar of the proceeds of the sale of this block of stock will into
the expansion the business This sale of 400 shares will
solid and fine working basis And the business will be expanded
hroug the fast good management will permit halt
million dollars could be used and the whole country and the prod
worthy and would justify such campaign the capital
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-06
WE INVITE YOU TO COME in WITH US
ON THIS GOOD THING

We need the dollars and you need profit by investing There
hardly family Lakeland but have share in this GOOD
THING The of payment will be very LIBERAL all feel they
afford and growing established
business of which hesitate express its final deve
opment
Subscriptions will be received from share hundred shares
so that the small well the large share this enterprise
The interests the small shareholder will be safeguarded equally
carefully the larger investors.
Mail the attached coupon and will be glad call and the
matter fully Or call phone 81 46O and Mr. Lanphear OF
the directors will respond.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-06
THIS is A MIGHTY IMPORTANT AM
INTERESTING STORY

Thousands of people living right here the spot do realize that
wonderful fortunate community and that BIG OPPORIU
NIFTY right door, Neither do they know that very TEMPT
ING OFFERS have been made take this away from Home loyalty
has been and the this yet here FOR US TO PROFIT BY
Do YOU know that right here OUR TOWN there WONDERFUL
PRODUCT MADE that has been produced commercial quantities
NO OTHER PLACE IN THE UNITED STATES? Many chemists
scattered all the from New York Florida and California have tried
for years accomplish this thing and every has utterly failed Yet
it has been and is being done daily in Lakeland.
Millions of money has been made great institutions have been built
whole communities have propered and THOUSANDS OF INVESTORS
HAVE GROWN WEALTHY by the promotion and development of like
industries no way can be compared CUR OPPORTUNITY
is experiment.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-06
CENTRAL STATE BANK,
By Chas. |. Dwiggins, Vice-Pres

Lakeland Florida. September H. 1921.
Having had Southland Citrus Products Co customer OF
our bank for several years. much satisfaction that at all
times we have found Mr. W. H. Collins, the president and head OF the
COMPANY most reliable and pleasant gentleman business
with We believe with expansion of their bubsness by adequate capital
with good business and working commercial bas
that it has future such few industries in Florida
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Rv w Sevel Cashier
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-06
FACTS FOR CAREFUL THOUGHT

OH wells tire factories patent automobile factories
machines cattle farms and other uncertain things that
of people and others have their have yet be
of any value whatever and only mind the
Such uncertain and purely speculative propositions DO MOI GEL bank
endorsements and the promoters fight shy of such Institutions
Usual business possibilities and product of undoubed merit with
reliable people back of the enterprise must be shown before such letters
the following be obtained
THREE REMARKABLE ETTERS-They remarkable that they
from three of Lakeand splendid financial Institutions and that
each there expressed the high confidence the POSSIBILITY
OF THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY
Lakeland Florida, September II, 1921.
Knowing the president, Mr. H. L. Collins of the Southland Citrus
Products Co., with pleasure ourselves Mr. Collins hav
ing been here for years. needs endorsement from his
standing and citizen of Lakea land And believe the
industry he organized and promoted here has wonderful future The
possibilities of such industry be limited only by the capital
and management behind it. Mr. Collins achievement producing Car
fed Grapefruit Juice commercial quantities has been done by other
man. This be kends opportunity become of the best
known towns the u s. The Southland products both Grapefruit
and forty Others should be every from Canada to the Cult
and from the Atlantic to the Pacific
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-06
The Story of Lakeland ENTERPRISE
That has competitor. Exclusive
product that has unlimited possibilities
Shows Great Opportunity for Investment
endd market for fruit from present producing groves

including Namaades @ Fruit Butter JAMS Chocolate and Bon
bon grapefruit and that delicious Gapeupee Candy which
has equal and fact product made from grapefruit
and other fruits The Chocolate and Bonbon be-
used by of the largest candy manufacturers New York City,
and several negotiating for Any of the Southland
Company products of enough Importance build factory
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-06


FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
By W. B. Sewe[, Cashier.
Lakeland, Florida, September 26, 1921.
We regard privilege speak of home COMPANY such as
the Southland Citrus Products Co., and of such citizen Mr. H. L.
Collins the who perfected the used by the COM
pany The Southland Citrus Products Co. should make Lakeland
nen every the Union The fact that for eminent
chemists have tried only fall and that remained tor Mr. Collins
ONLY ONE who has produced pure Clarified Grapefruit Juice
commercial quantities. entities him special distinction This product
ITSELF developed systematic with sufficient financial
backing good should become of the greatest INDUS
tries of the whole South country Several other products of the
should be equally valuable and popular We will take pleasure
assisting make this enterprise the success it merits
STATE BANK OF LAKELAND,
By W. F. Reid, Cashier.
Not only the foundation for great business for Southland
ogned by home Institutions but such statewide publication as the
Tampa Tribune and nationally recognized publication the Florida
Grower have given columns of unqualified endorsement to this
pany's products and possibilities
We all realize the extraordinary large earnings of many of the most
popular soft drinks and candy products and the Souand
Company only reasonably expects enjoy the great success that many
Of the most popular have made several of their products are
absolutely exclusive.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-06

Incorporated for $3.50, 100000
Authorized Stock Sale, $500, 10000
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-15
IIOW1J

Bryant Washburn has scored an other bulls eye in his delightful new Paramount comedy, "An Amateur Devil" which was presented before an enthusiastic audience at the Empress theater Saturday and played again to- night for the last time.
 MT. Washburn has the role of Car yer Endicott, young wealthy society man whose pepless wooing is resented by his sweetheart. To wake him up she terminates their engagement to marry his father, a gay widower Then Carver decides to disgrace his father by going to work on farm and then in a hotel kitchen. The newspapers praise him for his self-sacrificing prin- ciples and finding he cannot disgrace his fashionable name by working, he decides to get entangled with a notor- ious actress. Even this doesn't work as the sequel proves and finally he makes up with sweetheart who, it is evident, has no further complain to make of his "kickless kisses"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-15
WRITES ESSAY WHILE
 DYING IN HOSPITAL

WORCESTER, May Is. - Dying in the City Hospital from pneumonia Philip G. Abisamra seventeen-year. old student of the High School of Commerce, propped himself up on his pillows and wrote four-page compost tion on "The Storm" He did this in an attempt to keep up his standing in class. Three hours after finishing the composition he died. School teachers say his work was exceptional.