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THOMAS J. OWEN Z SON. Arcr1oSEERs.

TRusTEEs' SALE OF An nSDIyIpEP oSE,
AS6Es Of II kANR sISeME0an M0RE .9sn OR tEss s
CORD AVE. AND THIRD ST. NV.
by virtue Of 4 certain deed Of trust duly
recorded In Liber No. 1886. folio 1913 ct seq,
Of the land records OF the District Of Coium-
bsa. and at til. request, Of the party, secured
public auction. within the once Of Thcs J.
Ssp TF sGs' lss sssssi PA f On n i1
is3e, AT THREE O'CLOCK Pm, the follow.
District # Columbia. and tiesignated rs and
being an undivided one-sitth interest IN John
". Rays estate. being parcels Il3.1l, con.
tainins 1884 acres: parcel il4.5, S See,st.inins
and parcel 1927. containing. Is acre.
Terms Of sale: All cash. 4 deposit Of
sesancns. recording and revenue st.nps a.
ea Wi,h Sishn sg tssts days. e.efse eI she
trustees reserve the right to resell The prop
chaser. after five days advertisement Of such
resale in SOME newspanef pnbllshed in Wash
'n5 53y9.d3d.. va .e1su LEE BRowS, trustees.
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FOR sALE-HoUsn

- =
Nine-rooyn horns on roth ST.,
south of You; ho..water heat. electric iigheA
First-noof kitchen. Price. $23.000. Immediate
possession can be given. -
Z.
Two-family apar t m mt In
splendid northwest location; 3 rooms and bath
each. Price, e7,toO.
Attractive Io-roof11 and 2-bath
home In Cleveland Park, within ohe-hAlf
square Of Connecticut ave-; newly decorated
throughout. Garage. One OF the best built
and incest arranged homes in this section.
Price, $4,000. Open for inspection daily from
to pm.
Near I4th and Park I'd. p.w.,
splendid Groom and bath home: hot.watet
heat, electric lights: large yard; unusually
large bedrooms. Price, 80, $50, on very rea.
sonable terms. Immediate possession can b
given. t'-
TO- ~
Six-room home near Lincoln
Park. Can b. bought for $4,000. on $500 cash.
balance monthly.
SAGER,
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rHos. J. owEs 4 SON. Aucfrosssns.

4nOC1 Ehs0 oAllE Or lVAA0ADLH bnAIE
AND WHITE sTnNE DWELLING. NOW
USED FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, NO.
1913 K STREET NORTHWEeT. -
sseerded in Libef No. 1oos. fSlis los Il ssq..
q the land records Of the District Of Column
bia, and at the request u the party secured
Thereby, the undersi6ned trastees will sell 1t
public suction. II ftpnt 81 tue premises, On
ASfNpAf 1tfY THE THE ssyfAT5FSEA ~ RgTE SAI RAI e.
the. following -described land and premises,
sittate in the District Of Columbia and desig-
nA6d e. and being part Of lot eeyen ~ in
the. subdivision OF square two hundred and
@fty.eight (246) made By the heirs Of John
Datidson ~ per plat recorded in Liber N. H.,
fQlfgs 81 and 68, OF the records Of the ol1ee
g shs su,vsySs e II pssss. e qsuDs
aint fhs ss.Ocs sOcsA,.st @ esnss e sih ls sAs
seteet "a feet, thence north 1k7 feet, thence
eest "A rect md thente s0dtA 145 fest b IN
Place OF beginning. s. ~
Terms Of sale: Sold sub5ect TO / prior deed
ck trust for $28, 600, dte O&totek 81, 13eS, with
nt4rest q 8 per ceaA md the axnpunt aver
yD00 Repaired unQn aeeeptHnc1 of bid. con.
81 .Is aae ysA 81. Z atips y CON- 3.
paisd with tisala e Mr. % dsgoeit seresitsd.
81 kful AA b A6sl a2[ 4pss
i s. rs y ~ xtn91oo1s =
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AUCTION sAIEs
Il. NTsTUa1s HAy1,

j. i . , g. d.
TRusrEEs' SALE or VALUABLE BRICK
DwRfalN9. NO, 1910 tlst Vt. nv. >
By. virtue OF = certain deed Of trust duly
recorded n Ekbaf No. <0e1. Folio 16l es seq,
Of the land records OF the District Of Coium.
bia, and AZ me reauest OF the .pArty secured
thereby, the underslgned trustees VIII sell at
esRs WRpSfsSa fh Il sI sixsssTHT b HTafnsf nsf 81 s.
JULY. AID. fS12, AZ FIVE O'CLOCK P.M.,
the following described land and pfemfses.
sitsaee IN me District Of coiumbta, aiA 0esig.
nafed as and being lot numbered one hunAfed
aha th!rty-6ye. (i55) In W. B. Noses subdisi-
sion OF lots In square asmbereA Bixty nine
le8), - per plat recorded In IAber Il. folio
q. OF The records OF the ONCE Of the surveyor
Of the District Of ColumbsA.
Terms pf sale: sold subject TO prior deed
q trdst Sof d, ,060 Ind tfe amount over and
aboys g m said nustNc e raid II cksh. deposit
chaser allowed thirty days TO complete the puf-
chase. Further particSiers at uHe q safe.
JOHN r. KING, y
JOSEPH 4. KING,
67, ,d&ds, exSu Trustees
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AUCTION SALES
rOMoRROW.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER, AUCTI0NEER.
Trustees Sale Of 1890 Stutx
Toursnv Car.

1Vo1NIB S0S
By virtue Of chsttei deed of trust record.
ed in Iibef 1853, folio Is ct seq.t Of the land
records for the District Of Colulbia. and At
the request OF the party secured, thereby. the
Underlined yill sell 1T publit auction: et
DAY. JUEY EIGHTH, ie2e COMMENCING
stutz 4-passenger. Serial ese7. motor 6s5s.
Attention 10 invited to the fact that this sale
will be made subject to q prior chattel trust
on the car recorded Ia fibef 1929. folio 270 ct
seq. The amount due on the note under the
hrst ehsttel deed of trust II $3.50 Plus interest
At the rate Of 3 per cent per annum from
November %. 1921.
Terms: Cash.
~ J. VAN ACEERE.
jy3-d&dbs Trustees.
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PR0P0SAIS.

6FFfrE OF THE NxY6K AND COUNCIL,
fakomA Park. Nd. Jnft !, ls23-Sesiea pro-
% e oes Mass essnns tus
II. 1922, and at mid time win BE opened In
The basement ef the Presbyterian Church,
ioms: e sS 'e sSssss efy y.rs. Il
concrete streets, i.60o linear feet OF cement
cufb and $500 square yarss OF cement side
wAiks. speciacatiehs may BE- obtaiaed ppon
application. BEN q. DAVfB CiefE
ilQ Qak ayenue. Tskoma PART, Nd. Jy62t
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By virtue Of 4 certain deed ~ trust, beink
smen. sne fs land records = tie pssi,es oi
Columbia. and at the request Of the party sc.
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees, viii
er ,:.s for sale a. asSsk ssstG s Il fFa1s s
TENTH DAY OF July, AD.. ise2. AT
2 O'CLOCK, PM. the following -describrd
land and s%ises situcss ~ Ssu,, ~ the city OF
All Of lot numbered seventy one f7D. in
s,s aT g. :, ,,,ss nss es,s ss p ,o lot ST., s,s.
numbered one hundred eighty eight dssl. as
per Plat of said comhrattos reeordcd in
So folio 3, The ,ss, :; 9f the cse
This being the property known ~ the HAdfefgh
Apartment Hotel; subject to prior deeds Of
trnst the unpaid balance uron which aEEresste
scceerued interest, the exact amount Of which
will BE- announced at the time OF sale. and
subject also to s.ch estate; II any. as ma may se-
ant, who now occupies the premises under 2
certain iease for 2l years bcering date the 2Ist
:: spsss1 81 p.srs, ens say 81 IN
Terms Of sale: One half of the purchase
money, over and above said trust q be paid
in cash. the balance IN twelve equal nonthiy
annum. secured BY deed oS trnst upon the
property SOLD. or aii cash. At the option Of
The gnFchas.r q dsgssss s q =, tes;o@ sssu,ssd
vesancing. recording. revenue stamps and no.
tstial fees at the cost of the purchaser, Terms
81 sale to he complied with within thirty days
serve the right to resell the property at the
fisk and Cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
after i've days advertisement Of such resale
IN some newspaper published in the city of
washington. u. C. Title good of record or
: HAYDEN JOHNSON,
wM. II. HOLLOWAY.
ty2 d&dbs Trustees
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now Is GOOD TIME TO BEGIN
course Of preparation for life's duties. Woods
Commercial School. located liz a quiet neigh
borhood, 31l East Capitol street, il Just an
ideal place. One years tuition costs sos.
payable in seven monthly payments Of SIS
each
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SUMNER COTTAGES.
FOal MENr.

THREE-K0OM CAMP kUNGAL6W on vTR-
gtnia shore Of Potomac; near Sycamore Island.
pAsae Main fS7o
FOB REST-FUkNIsHED COTTAGE ON .0fs
Of Blue Ridge Mountatn In Salcker's Gap; one
mile from Bluemont. Va; delightful afr and
scenery; pure spring water. Apply JULES
nEMoNET, 3lS8 Newark st., Cleveland rafA.
Cleve. $50 b
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OPEN.
Statesmen at the Houses.
Francis A. Blundon Company,
8o5 H St. NV.
BY OWNER

BY OWNER.
modern house on i4th near otis; , rooms.
sacrlncs for quick sSle Equity il cash, about
$4,000. No agents need reply. Fof pkffie1hfs
$,o5o.
Facing Lincoln Park-Vacant.
In excellent condition; Groom
brick, tile bath; electricity; hot
water heat; cellar, length Of
house; deep lot to alley. Agree
able terms. Harry E. Gladman,
goo Pa. ave. s.e. Phone Lin. :346s
"A MT. PLEASANT BARGAIN
20 rooms, = tiled baths; very
latest improvements; built-in
garage; immediate possession.
ST 300 cash.
VIM. B. KRAFT & co.
1896 N. Y. Ave. Main 8e3.
DOW N TO w history
brick 8 rooms and bath a-story
gear brick garage located near
9th and Q sts. $1,000 cash, bal-
ance like rent.
VIM. b. KRAFT 8 60.
1896 N. x. Ave, liam 6o3.
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A DECIDED BARGAIN.
New-Semi-Detached.

A DECIDED BARGAIN.
New-Semi-Detached.
MOST UNUSUAL VALUE.
rooms; baths: oak floors; 8 porches;
IzI3 IRVING ST. NV.
Mt. Pleasant cars to Irving ST.. " square west
Through your own broker or
THRIFT BLpG CO. OWNER. Main 1ss.
us D NE.
Maryland ave, with double brick garage.
Bargain. at 81 $50 cash and $50 per month.
1929 FRANKLIN ST. NE.
s7.e5O-rhe best buy in Brookland; 8 large
rooms; colonial brick; porches: newly papered
and painted; h.-w.h., electricity; servants
o easS sasS ses telm
Ist AND FLA. AVE. NE.
So, s,sss-Lovely little colonial home Of iarss.
convenient section. House has hot-wlter heat
and 10 In fine condition Only $3.50 cash, SIS
per month.
ILL. AVE-BRAND-NEW.
So. s.s0O-Brand-new home this wide ave-:
8 rooms. tiled bath; hardwood trim; open fire.
places; breakfast and sleeping porches; cement
cash. $75 per month.
3621 10th ST. NV.
= $e,5o0-Modern Groom, tiled bath, brick;
able neighborhood. Price for quick sale.
81. 900 cash. $as per month. including all In
terest and principal
MD. AVE. AT 18th ST. NE.
In northeast. $3.50 cash. s55 per month.
DAVIS & STEELE,
1920 N. Y. Ave. Main 5sgs, 50s2.
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CLEVELAND PARK.

Price, $1a,soo.
Detached On beautiful shaded
lot; Dutch colonial, center hall
plan; 8 rooms, bath, breakfast
and sleeping Porches; oak floors /;
open fireplace; large attic; h.-w.
h., elec. built-in garage. Perfect
condition. Terms.
Tom L. Peyton,
18th st. and Columbia Rd.
Columbia 6zh, ~
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WOULD YOU BUY IF YOU FOUND A BARGAIN?
IF YOU WOULD HOW IS THIS?
(Ihe last house in Group No. Groups and all sod)
house. house.
2 can
be you all
are
eolyt a
Drive out 10th St Extended Holly ST. Tin 10th ST Hegh)
and will unusual opportunity
for investment.
= ROBERT H. LEWIS,
:. o21 18th St NV. Main 1920 g
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Columbia 67t
FOR sALR ON RENT,

BEAUTIFUL NEW GROOM HOUSE AND
bath; h.-E.h.; every convenience; Petworth
section. near Soldfefs' Home VIII rent for
500 per asonth Of seaf for s0.Soo. on easy
forms. See owner. L. c. HOFFMAN, 1919
Pa. are. NV, Am. IS 9 p.m., Or Home
Apt. nth and X NV. q pm. TO pm l6'
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EDUCATIONAL,

FRENCH OR sH-DIsTINGUssHEi,
cultured young man instructs you privately
in his cool. elegant studio. Phone Main $500.
Ns
SPECIALIZED COACHING IN COLLEGE EN-
trance hoard and all high school subjects dur
ing summer. day or evening, by experienced
teachers; individual instruction. G. n. DE-
WITT, 1913 33rd St
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$1,000.

CHEVY CHASE.
Owner having left the city hss authorized
rs to dispose Of this most attractive home at
the above price. and It will warrant your i'm
mediate inspection. 1t is located just west
of Connecticut ave. and convenient to the
school. stores. churches. etc. There are six
unusually delightful rooms. tile bath. break
fast and inciosed sleeping porches; oak floors.
hot-water heat. electric lights. Easy terms
Immediate possession.
BOSS PHELPS,
Realtors,
Tel. Main 1910. 1908 B St. NV.
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ADAM A. wEscHIsn. Aucr1oSEER.
Household Furniture, Mahog-
any Player and Upright
Pisnos, Pa. r. r. Freight,
Motion Picture Films, by
Order u. S. Marshal; Iron
By Public Auction
At Weschler's
go Pa. Ave. NV.
Saturday -..
n Al
Commencing 8 A.

Oeee-ees.es-e0
Oak 10-piece Dining Room Suite, Bride
Bye Maple Dresser, Chf6ohier and Dressing
Table. Tapestry upholstered Living Room
Combination Bookcase and Secretary, Oar
Leather Upholstered Chair and Rocker. Han
Seat and Mirror. Oak and Mahogany Library
Tables. Bureaus, Chifoniefs. Beds. Springs
and Mattresses, Davenports, Morris Chairs.
Couehes, Chairs and Rockers Reffigef1tors,
Kitchen utensils, Washing Machines, Ete.
AT 10 O'CLOCK AM.
Penn, R. r. 4. P. and Southern Railway
unclaimed freight,
AT II O'CLOCK NOON.
Story 4 Clark Mahogany Player-piAno. BID
die. Meistef, Haines Bros. and other Uprieht
Pianos and Talking Machines and 8 Motion
Picture Films BY order United States Mar
shal.
Also at Il O'Clock Noon
Two 1870 Stutx Touring Cars,
By Order Trustees; Ford
Sedan, By Order Trustee IN
Bankruptcy; Westcott Chuln.
my Roadster, Dodge, Ford
and Other Touring Cara, Etc.
iss&7 ADAM A. wRscHLER, Auct,oneer.
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FOR sALEHousEs.
DeItInvHA

New Houses-From Owner. /
H.Seo-in hesft u PetvoetA. south .os up.
shur st-colonhl homes; 9 rooms. tfied hath
Ffeneh docss le1dfnS nom dining room 70
rosmy eseakhst RHcA; afys steepins porch;
eioseu - each room; mahogany. and white
ffAts: let 20 n, with gAFate space; d, 900
cssh. 30 per muath. Address Boz 257-R. star
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$3.50.
ntion Cnloradl

$6,3so.
Attention, Colored!
well situated home property in the north
west. containing six large rooms. modern ath,
sleeping porch and excellent hotair heating
plant Cement cellar, etc. Garage. rmne-
~. v-,u .,,a BOSS q PHSLrs; . :.
7-ROOM SEMI-BUNGALOW
Near l4th and Madison st. NV.
sons pofes bsasu ss '1
'''@' ( [.s Lacey rs srS ~ .s,s s.. .seS New.
43Oo GRANT CIRCLE.
.,oxo, Inspeqti.n by permit only.
nial home on this beautiful Circle where homes
hardwood noors and tim tSrousnost; S..w.h., Win
elec. lights; tubs and toilet in cellar. Double
sssa snd rs to % Tds unns s
This house is in lovely condition. Immediate
DAVIS & STEELE.
1420 n. 7. ave. Main SOe2- 2-53g8.
$16,5oo.
DOWNTOWN.
We'll Moss ;. ps ~ and
asked fonr-story brick containing is rooms.
8 modern baths; hot-water heat. electric
ssrss CARA Tor for % Two cnss. sp,eadidsy situated for
can be srranssd and easy t.rms made. .e'sa ACT
quickly ''1 Ross SIS iSs'Ihf PakIPs 81 bargain
Tel, Main 1910. ' i4oe Il St. NV.
BLUNDON.BUILT HOMES.
- ONLY THREE.
asbT'~ .GXAEa
Nos. 2o31, 1888 and 1885 >
Tilden St. NV.
DEscRIpTroN--rirst floor contains large
reception hall. living room, dining room,
SECOND FLOOR contains four rood sised
bedrooms and two tiled baths. also inciosed
sleeping porch.
Some Of the features Of these homes are
soneseted csil.rs hoeys.er ns
sink and drain. large closet room, oak hoors,
beautiful electric hxtures, colonial front porch,
wide alley, room for garage.
These homes sre Ideally located, just one
half block on Connecticut ave-. On a street
with center parking, and one OF the entrances
to Rock Creek Park.
OPEN. 9.
Statesmen at the Houses. !
Francis A. Blundon Company,
So5 H St. NV.
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SUMNER COURSE FOR TEACHERS
CORRECTION OF SPEECH DEFECTS.
1921 n ST NV
Telephone West 1ls4-w. les
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ADAM A. wEscHLEn, Aucr1oNEEa.

ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUcTIoNEER.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable I'm
proved Real Estate, being the
property known as the Had
leigh APARTMENT Hotel, Six
teenth, v and w Streets,
NV, Washington, D. C., con-
tanning about 800 apartments,
also stores, chops and conces-
sions, and certain unimproved
land IN rear Of said building.
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ATLANTIC CITY. n. !.
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7-ROOM SEMI-BUNGALOWl
Near 14th and Madison st. NV
Complete and modern in every detail; made
to-order screens metal weather strips, large
stone porch; beautiful lawn. magnificent
trees; garage. Price and tefms right.
g. LACEY 10 14th St. NV.
c. Main 77S7.
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IlAO. l.. SAHE1
9o3 18th ST. NV.
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30, Carolina Ave. Near Beach.
Special rates for week Of Elks' Convention.
American plan, without running water. 80
per day: With. running water. A.00; 7.50 up
day. J. z. F0HES. Owner.
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NttentlOn, IOIOred!
well situated home property in the north
west. containing six large rooms, modern bath,
sleeping porch and excellent hot-air heating
plant. Cement cellar, etc. Garage. fmine-
diate possession can be arranged and easy
terms made.
BOSS PHELPS,
Tel. Main 4S4O 1903 n St. NV.
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was held in Marseilles. This was to
be a decennial event, but the war pre-
vented holding another till this year.
Thirty-siX hectares of beautifully.
wooded park are devoted to the exposi.
ton. Tunis, Algeria, Morocco, Madag.
ascar, French West Africa, Equatorial
Africa and the French West Indies
all have buildings, many of which are
of unusual charm.
Marseilles itself is a congress of ma
tions. In normal times colonials of
varying shades, from the light yellow
of the Mongolian to the ebony black
of the Senegelese, are to be seen in
the streets. But the exposition has
attracted large crowds of distinguish
ed colonials whose bright costumes
make the avenues and buildings of
the exposition even more fascinating
than the interesting exhibits
In addition to the display of colonial
resources there are also art, machin.
cry, automobile and commerce halls
as well as various government build
ings and a street devoted wholly tc
amusements. The exposition will con
tinue till November.
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New York Seeks to
Better Reputation

NEW YORK, June 2S-(Associated
Press MaiD-New York, the second
largest city in the world-some claim
it is the largest-is going back to the
favorite boom method of the small
town. 1t is going to appoint a "Wel-
come Stranger Committee" flgurative-
ly to extend to the visitors the keys
Of the city. This action was decided
upon after the New York Hotel Asso-
citation set forth that folks in other
parts of the country had got an en-
tirely wrong idea of the city from
what they had read about it in the
newspapers.
The job of the new committee is
to make it known that, despite the
accounts of murders, suicides, holdups
and scandals that have been featured
in the news. New York is just as safe
as any Gopher Prairie-with better
water, milk and police protection to
boot.
New York is particularly anxious to
get this idea across Immediately, for
it is in the summer that honeymoon
ers flock to the city from the ends of
the land.
And the hotel men feel that these
visiting couples, perched atop buses
touring the city, are somewhat neglect
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Colonial Exposition
Held by France Has
Interest to Visitors

MARSEILLES, June 6-(Associat-
ed Press MaiD-France's colonial ex-
position is proving a great attraction
to visitors, especially to Americans.
The party of prominent American
bankers which recently came to Mar
settles was particularly interested in
the great exhibit from French Indo-
China, the lear neighbor of the Phi
lippines and a territory so rich and
extensive that it plays a great part
in Pacific problems.
French Indo-China has a population
of 1900, 900 as against 100000 in
the Philippines, and it's area is about
259,O00 square miles, or 144 900 square
miles more than the Philippines.
French lndo-China is $1,000 square
miles larger than all the Japanese is
lands and has only o%ne-fourth The
population.
The chief b~uilding~o of the French II.
do-China exhibit is a reproduction of
the fantastic Temple of Angkor, in
Cambodia. This mammoth temple
with its fine fretted towers and mag
nificent approaches, protected by ami
mails, is the most striking feature of
the exposition. In fact it is doubtful
whether any exposition ever offered a
more impressive and unique building.
The temple stands in a secluded spot,
with much open space about it. 1t is
reproduced in concrete and plaster.
made in excellent imitation of marble.
Pagodas in the same style of architec.
ture flank the main entrance and are
surrounded by lagoons. No detail of
a Buddhist temple has been omitted
in developing the exterior.
Within are exhibits of Indo-Chinese
products. Cotton, rice, rubber, coal,
hemp, timber, wool and various other
raw materials yielded by Tonking,
Cambodia, Cochin-China and AMMAN
are shown, together with paintings,
photographs and cinema pictures illus.
trating the scenery and varied indus.
tries.
Marseilles calls itself the colonial
capita of the French empire. Ships
from this port radiate to every import
ant seaport in colonial France, which
is second only in extent and wealth to
colonial England, and upon which Mar
settles boasts the sun never sets.
In 1906 the first colonial exposition
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MAUI TWENTY YEARS AGO
(From Maui News of July 70, 1902

main there a few days before sailing
for Honolulu.
A bulletin from Buckingham Pa
lace on July 3, said King Edward
passed a good night and nothing had
occurred to mai the excellent pro-
gress he was making towards re-
covery.
The senate amendment to appro-
pirate $1,000, 900 for the Hawaiian
plague fire claims was defeated by
the house.
President Roosevelt has signed the
Isthmian Canal Bill.
Intermittent earthquakes are re-
ported from the Island of Martinique.
Admiral Dewey, called as a witness
before the Senate Committee on the
Philippines testified that he never re-
cognized the Filipinos republic and
did not consider that the Filipinos
had any regularly organized govern
ment.
A grass hopper plague is prevail
ing in many parts of California.
The famous battleship Oregon is
now being repaired at Puget Sound.
An omnibus bill admitting several
territories as states failed to pass.
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ed. They need someone to shake
them by the hand and show them the
invisible ropes of the town, leaving
them to pick out Lady Liberty, Grants
Tomb and the Woolworth Tower for
themselves.
A meeting was called at which shop
keepers, transportation lines and
theatrical interests were all represent
ed and it was decided that the visitor
must be personally shown that the
idea is all wrong that everybody is
out to rob him as soon as he sets foot
on New York sidewalks.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-11
The Daily Fun Hour
MYSTIC PANTOMIME

This old fashioned game is always
good for an hours amusement in
doors or out. The leader provides
as many slips as there are players
and writes a phrase On each-the
name of a historical character, of
some one living or of m of the
players present; or of a trade, profes-
sion, etc.; or the name of some ac-
tivity such as playing golf, baking
bread, shopping, etc. The papers are
folded and passed around to the
players, together with unwritten slips
for the recording of their guesses.
Surprising Player No. 1, after look
ing secretly at the slip passed to
him finds written there Baking Grid
die Cakes" He stands up, pretends
to tie an apron around him, pours
imaginary flour into an imaginary
bowl, adds salt, baking powder, milk,
etc, and stirs the batter vigorously,
then makes believe to light a gas
range, place the griddle and proceed
to make "lapjacks." When he finishes
his stunt, the other players record
their guesses, and Player No. 2
stands up to do his stunt, which may
be THE Man of Destiny" easily
guessed when the impersonator takes
the familiar pose of Napoleon with
chin down hat over the brows and
the left hand thrust beneath the
buttoned coat.
Other suggestions for Mystic Pan
tomime: The Champion, the Motor
man, Deep-Sea Fishing, the Flapper,
the Freshman, Grandfather Dancing,
Land, Ho!, the Clumsy Waiter, the
Peddler, etc. The player who guess,
es the greatest number of the Pan
tomimes wins the game