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ONLY $3.50 REQUIRED =.
To secure MlDDAUGH & sHANNoN-boilt
These properties offer everything you would
expect in a home. They are complete. AID
Buy in a growing locality where vaIues are
increasing--a locality of detached homes with
spacious side yards.
Prices less than houses in q row. Over 20
Terms are so low you can scarcely afford
to rent any longer
:SS cast. month month AysTsss AysFsss SAVING SAVING
1000 cash, $es month. Average saving. e41.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON.
Incorporated. Main $685.. Established 1890.
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H..
mo Place Like Home; No Home Like Ours. ="
Walker Lifetime Homes.
Beautiful new homes in Chevy Chase. open
for inspection every afternoon and evening
until . O'Clock. witn representative on
premises Location seth and JHsslyn ss chs1x ST..
Chase car to Jocelyn St; walk ~ blocks west.
Allan E. Walker 4 Co.. Inc.
s13 10Th st. NJ. Main .ei3o:
Gentleman's Country Estate.
In nearby Virginia. having 90 acres Of land.
all cleared and under cultivation: There is a
large colonial house Of center-hal plan hav-
ing 12 rooms and bath, excellent furnace and
lighted by electricity; new concrete garage
knoll and surrounded by several enormous oak
trees. This property is located at the inter
section OF fve county roads tone new concrete
road) and is close to school. churches, stores
and garage. Reasonably priced at $4,000
and owner will consider Washington property.
clear incumbcred. In part payment
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
1894 ST. NV. Phone Main 1925
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JOHN F. DONOHOE g. SONS.
3I4 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.

Price. $3.50.
six-roon,. modern colonial house. in hrs.
class condition, situated two squares from
Lincoln Park. Terms, l,0OS cash. balance
monthly.
Price. S4,o5o.
18th ST. Sc. one square from East Capitol
ST. si1-room and bath. modern colonial
house. cellar: tile bs til: vacant and ready
move into. Reasonable terms.
Price, $3.50.
A semi-detached house OF St. ne. con
tanning eight rooms and bath. A convenient
ueighborhood. Terms.
Price, $4,000.
six room and bat modern house. one half
square from Congressional Library. Has been
thoroughly renovs ted and is in hrst-clsss Jni:
tion. Immediate possession and reasonable
terms.
Price. $500.
six room and hat house on 18th st. ne.
one block fSom Pennsylvania ave-: colonial
diate possession; reasonable terms.
Price. $1,000.
A vacant house on ST. Sc. near Pennsyi
vania Five rooms and bath; colonial
style. Ofer wanted.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.

TAKOMA PARK, MD.
$6,75o.
New one STORY frame bungalow OF rooms
and bath; bedrooms. living room with open
fireplace, dining room and kitchen: one-pipe
furnace: electricity, gas; front porch. rear
immediate possession: moderate terms.
NORTHEAST.
$1,000.
Row brick house with garage: rooms an
bath "a bedroomsD; furnace heat: electricity,
gas; front and rear porches; immediate pos
session and moderate terms.
NORTHEAST.
$3.50.
Twostory and cellar. Groom and bath brick
house; furnace heat, gas lights; brick garage
included. Terms and possession arranged.
BLOOMINGDALE.
$500.
For immediate possession; 6-room and ba til
OF North Capitol ST.: furnace heat. electricity
and gas; hardwood trim: screens throughout;
gear brick garage. Terms arranged.
NORTHEAST.
$3.50.
Row brick house, in good neighborhood and
in Al condition: 6 rooms and bath; front and
double rear porches; hot-water heat, electricity
and gas; hardwood floors and trim; screens:
space f:r garage. LIBERAL terms.
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18th ST. Notwithstanding Possession.
NEW MOD. H0ME-NR. 18th & KENNEDY.
Excellent location: colonial type house: six
unusually large rooms. tiled bath: h.-w.h..
cleo, oak floors and trim; large front porch,
sleeping porch and breakfast porch; very COM
plete: every convenience: attractive front:
lot 145 #. deep. For immediate sale. $3.50
a real bargain at this figure. Inspect at once.
NJ agents. For terms nnd appointment
ADDRESS BON ism. STAR OFFICE.
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INSPECT TODAY.
NEW B. H. GnUvER HOMES,
600 TO 2026 KLINGLE ROAD NV,
AT PARK ROAD AND 10th STREET NV.
These homes are right at Rock Greek Park
and contain bedrooms, heated sleeping porch,
X oak floors throughout: two baths: heated
garage: bookcases, hrepIaces: concrete-door
screened In copper. and all other modern i'm
provements. II you want to see ths best
house with the best location In the city.
INSPECT THESE HOUSES AT ONCE
Easy terms
e. n WILLIS. Jr. Agent.
Main S072 1yl7s
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WOODLEY ROAD.
New detached corner home.
commanding an unobstructed
view of the Episcopal Cathedral
and the we'll known Townsend
Russell estate. The interior is
we'll appointed, embodying 8
large rooms and 2 baths finished
attic; inclosed living porch with
Built-in garage. Body
of house is stucco finish; roof is
slate. A picturesque stone wall
incloses the entire lot.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
Main 1923. 1894 H St. NV.
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On Washington Heights,
Half Square from Conn. Ave.
An elegant home at pre-war price. IL large
rooms 8 bat this, hot water heat; in fact. every
thing necessary to make this an ideal home
The arrangement and finish of the first
aoor is surpassed only by houses Of double the
price.
property.
Near Congressional Library.
Exceptional value for this very desirable
location. House Of good width. with 10 large
make no mistake when you buy this house
for $10,5OO.
A Choice Location
Northwest.
New brick house, containing 8 rooms 2
baths, on floors: lot 32x1s0. to good alley.
A careful inspection Of this property will con-
vince you that 1t is an exceptional offering
at $13,75O.
An Investment.
Three new stores good thoroughfare
VIII. rent for $e5 per month each. Price.
$1,000 each.
Price, $3.50. A.
Rent, SIS Per Month.
Two brick houses. rooms and bath each
Percy H. Russell Company,
sc8 18th St, corner Of X.
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76 X ST. NE.-8-ROOMS AND BATH. BAY
window brick dwelling in good repair. nice
yard in front and back to paved alley: room
for garage: owner going TO Europe. will sac
ritce to quick buyer.
p. J. WALSHE. INC.
llO1 St Wash D., G.,
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NEAR DISTRICT LINE.
An exceptional offering. fronting on excel
lent macadam road. 2 squares from electric
ears. Built and occupied by present owner
who Is leaving city. The house Of rooms
and bath and grounds are complete in every
detail and contain many conveniences in
stalled for owners comfort including all mod
ern eonveniences. Garage conforms In appear
ancp to the house. Lot 55xl7O, planted in
artistic foliage and growing garden in rear,
Reduced for quick sale to So. 500.
PERCY h. RUSSELL COMPANY
QS6 18th At n " corner of z
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FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
See MAHORNEY 4 SULLIVAN
They Know Washington
At - t.

KENTUOKY AVE. s.E., 700 BLOCK-PRICE
only s., 500; 8 rooms and bath, colonial frent
porchi extra deep lot; house in very nne condi-
tion. Terms easy. No agents. Address Box
THE BEST HOUSE FOR THE PRICE NOW
on sale in this city. Exceptional location. pro-
tected BY soning law from cheap houses. Large
living room, dining room, kitchen and pantry
ON the drst floor. hardwood aoor; four rooms,
two baths, inclosed siesping porch on seconud
Acor;t large attic: cetnsnt Dorches: 6uilt-m a.,
rage. For price and termss -, YERHHIL u
LITTLE. Ine., Aeents, sl413 = - - ss
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LOOK AT
I4oI FOXALL RID. NV.
/. you are looking for 7-room house com
plete and modern In every detail see this
property and you will be delighted with the
home, the beautiful lawn with its flowers and
shrubbery. the garden. the magnificent view
and the convenient location.
CALL OWNER. WEST 1884.
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PARK.

Owner leaving city offers at 4 low figure
very attractive 7-room house. Of hollow-tile
location.
Living room across front, with fireplace.
Dining room of good size, with Library ad-
Joining. Three bedrooms, bath and sleeping
porch, second hoor; large attic. Basement has
toilet and stationary tubs: hot-water heat;
gaHge. Price, $10,0 or less, depending on
best terms offered
LILLE 4 HESDRIcK.
- Carroll are. Takoma Park. Col. sew.
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10 MINUTES OUT. on WASHINGTON-F1R-
ginia electric line. from 18th and Pa. ave-
Si1 rooms reception hall and bath: full ce-
ment basement and heating plant. electricity.
sewer. water, and just decorated. command
ing view Of the Potomac and surrounding
country. Price. So 500. 81 500 cash and bal
ance like rent.
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Near 1st and Fla. ave. n.w.-s r. and b.,
ate cash payment; price, Sc. 500: terms
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TACOMA PIX. BARGAIN. Sso5O 5 ROOMS
2 stories; rooms are good size; kitchen we'll
planned and equipped: dry basement with
good furnace laundry tubs gas. water.
sewer and electric lights: level. shady lot.
60I160 feet easy terms possible.
LILLE 4 HENDRICK.
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BEST ON MARKET.
Chevy Chase home for $4,000, well built.
new 6-room house; attractive stone fireplace:
h.-w.h.; charming home at fascinating price.
CHAS S MUIR 4 CO.,
1903 New York ave
RY OWNER LEAVING CIrY-BEAuTIFUL
colonial brick-near North Capitol and SITS.
six rooms and tiled bath, parquPt flooring,
hot water heat Bargain at $1,000. Gail
Franklin 1908 after IL am.
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HOUSES AND BUNGALOWS, BEAUTIFUL
NV suburbs $4,000 TO $4,000: easy terms
POTOMAC HIGHLANDS BClLDlNG Co.
owners and builders 494l Jewett ST. Cleye-
land 23s5 Take Cabin John car TO JeMett ST
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NEAR Goth AND N.w.-DEsIRABLE NINE
rooms and bath. fine condition; southern e1-
posure: alley: lowest priced house in this
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WEST sHAEYsIDE. MD.

" ESI 6dASfSIDE, MD.
On the Picturesque West River
Handsome eight-room bungalow. equipped
with electric lights, running water and hot.
water heating system; three acres Of land with
q variety Of fruit and shade trees
Also q number Of splendid building lots for
sale in Sunset Addition at West Shady side.
All Of above properties located on the shore
WAGNER. West shadyside. Nd.
FOR eALE|5 ACRES. CIR HOUSE, BATH,
elee.. hwh.; 4s fruit trees. y a. berries:
outbuildings; $500 If sold in Is days. Cash
Bungalow. s r., bath. running water, elec #,
furnace. hot-water systems; lot 1O0x200; Just
completed. Cash or terms.
Both places at North Takoma Flower ave-
and Blair road. Owner, ED BROWNING
1872 Center Market. Washington, D. c. Main
6479 es
AT CHERRYDALE. vA-MODERN GROOM
bungalow: large cellar; Earage; nice yard.
Address Boz 22S-P, Star once. 2s
IN wooDsIDE. MD.-oNE ACRE COR LESS.
TO suitl: beautiful high ground. Address Box
FIvE-ROoM BUNGALOW. 10 ACRES OF
land. garage and outbuildings. on macadam
road, ten minutes from electric railway. Ad-
dress e. J. HAVENNER, Ashburn. Va. 2'
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A BEAUTIFUL HOME IN MT. PLEASANT,
located west Of 18th st-Tapestry brick; Z
rooms, tiled baths: very latest improve
ments; lovely mahogany beamed ceiling din
ing room, hardwood floors: 3 large porches;
Pittsburg heater. expensive electric fixtures;
heated garage; house one year old. A bargain
COLUMBIA ROAD. svERLOOKING 18th ST
% rooms and bath. 4 beautiful home and
only $1S 500 Columbia sl30
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5o1S 34th St, Mt. Rainier. Md.
Phone Hyattsville Ex. 45o-W.
PRACTICALLY IN FALLS CHURCH, VA.
and block from electric station. 7-roou
house, porches, bath. hOt-air heat: wired for
electricity. which is available; one acre of
land lies nicely and very fertile good shade
fruit Price $5.5OO 5000 cash.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
5l4-1516 Bond bldg,
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE p OWNER-ENC ELLENT SUR
urban bone. six and bath electricity:
hlit-in garage: cement front porch; back
porch good elevation: nice lo' and shade;
convenient 70 city by good ear service or
auto over macadam road: reasonable pr.ce ana
terms No agents. Address Box :js-p. star
ofaje.
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Hyattsville-S p and b., arranged for two
apts.; large double lot. fruit, etc: near car
lines; good byy at So $50; 81 900 cash will
be accepted, with easy terms
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Ontario road r and b.. alley; garage
space; gas, steam heat; good condition; owner
occupant will give immediate possession.
Price, SO 500; terms
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vIRGINIA's FIRST MONEY

ming lawsuits against Herb Richard- son.
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MINERS OFF FOR
 NATIONAL MEET
Alabama Delegation Left Yes terday for Indianapolis
 Convention

J. R. Kennamer. president of the Alabama division of the United Mine Workers of America. heads the Ala bama delegation leaving yesterday for Indianapolis to attend q national convention called to consider steps to be taken with regard to the mine wage contracts expiring March S1. MT. kennamer is accompanied by j. l.. Clemo, secretary and treasurer O. the state body; George Hargrove, in ternational organizer, Wm Sorsby. eolored, state vice president. Walter Jones. colored organizer; and others.
 Numerous representatives from the local unions will also attend the convention The Alabama delegation had no announced policy in going to the convention, but indicated a gen. eral purpose of abiding by what was decided al Indianapolis.
 Interest for the present eenters In the meeting of the miners and the railroad brotherhoods scheduled for February 21. This meeting will be at suggestion of miners and looks to connection between the miners and railroad men. No forecast of the result Is ventured.
 Alabama coal operators are in touch with parties making inquiries as to what this state can do in the way of serving these coal consum- CTS who may be embarrassed in case of labor trouble in the central com petitive field. Nothing definite has resulted. So far this is purely tenta- tive,
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 Virginia Fairfax, daughter of the first families of Virginia, rebels against the puritannical rule of her grandfather and, Iured by Finland, runs away to become a motion pie ture actress. Arriving in Los Angeles. she meets Gloria Summers, who is in the movies. They become warm friends. They meet Herbert Richard son. wealthy young mnn, who has been interested in Gloria. Gloria ac- cepts, for herself and Virginia, Herb Ria and Virginia plead that they must leave early. News came of tke serious illness of Kitty DaIton--the direct result of the wild party. Tommy Warner came with the news that Gloria and Herb Richardson were to be married that night. Gloria was then to go out of town to take care of Kitty Dalton. Gloria and Herb were married by Rev. John storm. With Gloria married, Vir- ginia began to ponder he rOwn fu- ture. Her finances were low. Vir- ginia feels homesick at the thought of losing Gloria. She plans to take a single apartment to conserve her slender funds. Gloria has gone to santa Barbara, taking Kitty Dalton with her. Gloria fears Kitty fs plan
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BURGESS BED-
 TIME STORIES
PETER GETS HIS WISH
By THORNTON W. BURGESS

Never make wish you'll rue. For wishes sometimes do come true.
 Peter Rabbit.
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For Good of
 the Community
COuntry's Largest Cast Iron Pipe Interest Se- lects Birmingham as Point of Manufacture Under New Process.

ID IRNINGHAM largest pipe D the of the maker of Pipe company
 makers of high pipe besides sanitary pipe factories
 sanitary pipe factories fact pipe than city the Gasden and Beemer large makers of pipe and Taladega has couple of shops.
 shops 10000 tons pipe December and January and that They situated with reference rail gulf of the gulf that they able supply the ing the past two years with continuously large quantities of their product
 This business producing other has the rail enabling Cali forna Washington Oregon and interior Pacific could have bought this pipe but for the low of Mobile which has been half of the alra transcOntinental
 again only the districts strategic position regard materials that equally distribution Mobile days with $500 Birmingham pipe yesterday tons of and Another third Ensley City, Birmingham ammonium phate from Fairfield bypoducs orient.
 Industrial world installation pipe making machines the North Birmingham plant of the United oaes company Under these machines nigh pressure pipe IS turned out quantities and with labor and laborous The casting machines with thinner walls stands higher The product will in competition with steel pipe.
 The patent purchased Pipe for in this country with privilege of farming
 out to other American operation shops Eastern industrial journals have Pipe stock has pipe and coupled with believed obtained by entering into the De Lavud method of making
 Iii significant that the first pipe casting machines this erest shall have been installed Birmingham plant The has large plants the east well the four the south the Southern plant to the great oil fields which the expected petition with steel pipe
 At of the industrial wheel for itself distributing advantages This does not mean that Birmingham shall enjoy prosperity but 1t does that in the of nationwide to all Birmingham has prongs deep into the pot enable others.
 What does brave ask? What and sefpectng community expect? Nothing needed the opportunities continuously opening this district districts better of it's When that rain hne the district will come
 Yours for upbudng,
 Rx,rl A99Jkk> k.> zs1
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 As Peter Rabbit sat on the top or Jerry Muskrat's house pitying Jerry a9 he tried to imagine what 1t must be like to have to spend the winter as Jerry did he happened to look over to the place where the Laughing Brook enters the Smiling Pool. Just there was little open place where the water had not frozen. It looked black and cold, did that water
 Suddenly Peter blnked He blinked again and rubbed his eyes. It cer- tainly looked to him as If a brown head had appeared in the middle Of that water. Yes, sir, there was some- thing there that looked for all the world like a brown head, and it was moving. Peter sat up and stared. Straight over to one side of that open placed moved that brown head and then stout brown coated little person climbed out on the ice.
 Jerry Muskrati" exclaimed Peter under his breath as if he couldn't be- lieve It. Jerry Muskrat himselfl"
 With bound Peter was down from the roof of Jerry house and scam pering across the snow covered ice toward Jerry. Jerry was back to him and semed to be busy about something, what. Peter couldn't inn agine. As Peter drew near Jerry heard the soft batter of his feet ana turned quickly to see who might be coming. A look of relief crossed his face.
 Hello. Peteri" he cried. Tt Is long time since I've seen you. How are you and Mrs. Peter standing the winter?'
 Hello yourself. Jerry Muskrat-" cried Peter. You are the last per son I expected to SC. l was sitting up there on the roof of your house wondering where you were and how you were getting on. I could hardly believe my eyes when I saw you climb out on the ice. My, hasn't this been a hard winter?"
 Has it?" asked Jerry.
 Has it?' repeated Peter in a tone that showed that he was a little pro-
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l do not think that I was ever so lonely as when I sat down to my toast and coffee.
 Stop pitying yourself" I said out loud. To-day Is another day AS long as you haven't a job, go around to the studios and register" My teeth almost chattered with fear at the thought that I might fall. And then the necessity for cheaper place to live popped fearsomely into mind.
 I picked up the very mussed even ing gown which I had flung on the floor in my sleepy thoughtlessness the night before and tried to pat out a few of the wrinkles as l fought with myself for courage to hunt for a job.
 My eyes fell upon my reflection in my mirror and started with surprise to find I hadn't taken off my make up. This I did with some of Ria's cold cream which she had thought fully left behind She had also left her wonderful makeup box for me.
 With dismay l found my face a sight from having left the makeup on so long. I knew I wouldn't dare apply for work with such a com rlexion. Frantically wondered what to do. Ria's powder almost
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voked Has 1t? Don't you know that it hasg"
 Peter stared very hard at Jerry, He suspected Jerry of joking. But Jerry's face was sober and it was quite plain that he was in earnest,
 Where were you during and after the great ice storm2' demanded Peter.
 Has there been a great ice storm 2" asked Jerry innocently Now you speak of it, I do remember that for several days the bushes and young trees over wonder were covered with ice, but l didn't think anything of it at the time. Was it such bad storm?"
 Listen to him cried Peter. Lust listen to him Was it a bad storm ? It was the worst storm I've ever known, and I've seen few bad storms in my days It Is wonder that there is anybody alive around here. It Is SO"
 My, it must have been bad" said Jerry. And to think l didn't know it! But why is 1t wonder that there is anybody alive around here Coldn't everybody get unde rcover until the storm was over?"
 Certainly. Of coursew replied Peter impatiently. The real trouble came after the storm was over. guess if it hadn't been for Farmer Browns Boy most of us would have starved to death. Yes, sir, that is what l guess"
 "Why?s asked Jerry innocently.
 Because everything was covered with ice, that's whyI retorted Peter. No one could get through to get so much as bite."
 How dreadful" exclaimed Jerry. T pity you folks who have to live on land all the time"
 Copyright 1922, by T. w Burgess)
 The next storyi "Peter Finds His Pity Wasted"
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JOB FOR LEGION MEN
Unemployed Will Operate Garage
 Wash Rack

Rufus Bethea, manager Of the American Legion Employment bureau, has completed an arrangement in the interest of the unemployed ex-serv- ice men that bids fair to considerably reduce the ranks of the unemployed in Birmingham, 1t is announced,
 The wash rack of the North Twen- tieth street garage will be operated by unemployed ex-service men under the personal supervision of Jack" Hahn. Those men will ba provided by the employment bureau from the men staying ct the American Legion Chow House Forty per cent of the gross earnings of the wash rack will go to the proprietors of the garage and the balance will be used for the benefit of the Chow House. after the men have received their individual pay.
 It is planned to operate the wash rack with fixed charge of s1,25 per car, for washing and polishing, ac- complaining a reduction of 25 to 75 cents over the normal charges in other garages for similar service.
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rowER-pRIvnN sTuMr crrrER

PowER-DRIVEN STUMP CUTTER
 Tree stumps can be cut off at ground level. or as much as so inches below, very rapidly by a machine. de- scribed and illustrated in the Popular Mechanics Magazine, that does the cutting with a sort of combined band and circular saw, for though 1t is flat, like band saw, 1t is A inches thick, and maintains it's circular shape. The sam is rotated rapidly by small gasoline engine, and when cutting below ground. it Is started some distance from the stump, and is sloped and fed downward so that |: descends into the ground and strikes the stump at the desired depth. After cutting through the stump the slope
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THREE

From New York University Alumnils.
 Parson: And which of the parables do you like best, my ohild?"
 Johnny: The one where somebody Ioafs and fishes"
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of the saw is reversed. and 1t pro- eeeds to cut upward ending by hav- ing cut out saucer-shaped section of the ground containing the tree stump.