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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-25
Big Crowd Watches
Races at Kearney

Kearney. Neb., Aug. IA tremend.
Gus crowd witnessed the gateway
races at the Buffalo county fair this
afternoon, tho estimates attendance
being In excess OF 5000. A crowd
equally large was expected for the
night fair. The results of Friday
races are as follows:
':ls pace; Purse ,s.ee:
sp9ss: SSss' city. ks' Has.!l salll'5
Redwood. =. e.. L J. Stine tNoe) 3
Lucille Foster. eh- m. !. NJ. Lsri
more tLairmore) ...............t
Merry Breeze. scstteder. Time: task,
7:ls.
2:ls trot: Purse ssoo:
Golden Arch. b. &. l. NJ. Isrimors.
North Platte (tsirmorel .......1 ]
Goidworthy.. er. e.. A. Pratt
Cecil siniha,s Ms1sy. h. M. Midway STOCK.
sllt' r:F'f Sn01f 3D., Il cons ,:i,.w.. .sErAP
Snf; b, m o. Noe sNOs, -.
Time: s'sss. aiis9. i;iia.
Bird snk. sr Z. Midway stoekfarm..
Joe Binsen, b. q. Mrs. zaek ch.nd-. !.
Fanny silk. b. T.. Midway stockt.rn !.
ASinSa'i' Ti@si ,:,,. ,:;sI.' '''''''''''''''
Evening star., 1923-07-27
WANTED-sUBURBAN PROP'TY

WANT To RENT A SMALL HOUSE, FOUR
five rooms, in nearby suburb within half
hour ride from center of city. Call North
WANTED-ONE OR iWO LOTS, CONGRESS-
Heights; state location and lowest cash price.
Address Box 226-It Star office 2gs
Evening star., 1923-07-27
S P E CIAL VALUES

10th STREET THEIGHTS-SI555o TERMS.
Just o 10th street. attractive bungalow large
with shade and match Large
front porch Stone construction first floor Real
fireplace built of stone Exceptionally large living
contains and bath -four bedoom
tory first floor Sleeping porch screened
glass Slate roof Construction location price combined
make this the best buy 10th street
Brick colonial home porches including large
sleeping porch electric lights and gas Tiled BATH
and drain board Deep lot extending back improved
for Each bedroom closets Concrete
cellar under entire house, with laundry trays
ETWORTH-S1oo5o; ST 900 CASH
Tapestry brick colonial home containing large bedrooms
and two baths Hotwater heat lights Hardwood
floors and trim Large outside pantry. Back porch and attic
Deep lot to alley This good buy are not MANY
houses Petwoh with four bedrooms baths for sale
at this time. ~ ~
MORRIS CAFRITz COMPANY, Inc
oIS 18th Street. Main o,-
Evening star., 1923-07-27
BUCHANAN ST. NEAR 10th ST.

BUCHANAN ST. NEAR 10th ST
unened sale,
NORTHWEST-DOWNTOW
snd
soI
PETWORTH-4 BEDROOMS-$12oso
semid
rontp
hardwood nos a
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Three Rooms Deep
~e % houshy modern type home authorized
hsS three fun sized sea,Esns
re at and
BLOOMINGDALE-Four-CarG Garage
spaess sR Of and ly impossible
NEAR THE CLUBS-Chevy Chase-$15 5000
Of % % desirable % bis section een
JUST OFF THE PARK.
This real home in Mt
s tss.Ser % h
a TERMS
SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS-$o,soo .
other
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
18th and Sts NV the Phillips Bldg Phone Main 1000
MEMBER OF WARRINGTON
Evening star., 1923-07-27
SHANNON & LUCHS.
7I3 I4th Street NV.
Main 2345.

SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS-$1eooo
desirable section
electricity R. ni r
and brick Is
II Of homes
IN CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-NEW DETACHED HOME
ON ' the sian 1m: anS snS
A BEAUTIFUL HOME JUST. OFF LINCOLN PARK
bone S.shedi
comphey M %
poes.on Pace % 200
and the house well worth dollar of
BLOOMINGDALE-$7,5o
moderately
ass t Sms p0, and on good lot alley
DETACHED SIX-ROOM HOME
ss s% hs s.l ,.s srs' I 81 @ ,. % % %
M e % sss s5ueo' and
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK-$o25o
' nchS not
CHEVY CHASE MD.
Just Half Square Of Connecticut Ave
in eocauJ 1ni. is charm.
n '|>' '-N' -AN - WI"
DESIRABLE SIX-RoOM HOME
arr Just OFF Sixteenth Street
SIX d
Q
SHANNON & LUCHS
z1s 18th Street NV. Main 2s45
Evening star., 1923-07-27
Southeast.

Southeast.
Brick home Of large rooms e rooms
deep); bath; furnace heat: gas; concrete eel
rear porches; $3.50: cash, $500.
p A very coxy home Of rooms: bath;
latro,,es; gas; large lot to alley; 5000: cash.
s7OO.
Northeast.
Colonial brick of 8 rooms; bath; furnace;
Garage space; only $6,850.
Corner brick of Q rooms; arranged rs
three apts: thoroughly modern; income Slio'
o,rner occupies FIRST floor; screened ana glassed-
in sleeping porches; built-in garage; sl2,5oo.
Virginia Highlands.
Large frame home of rooms furnace;
e,ec. electric range, costing over $500; elec-
t,ic heater: 2 inclosed pOrches; large lot with
hedge and garage; IL min. ride to heart OF
city; $500; easy terms
Saul's Addition.
Beautiful detached home Of rooms: large
.ttic: No-koi heating plant modern; lot 159
feet deep to paved alley; $13,SO0.
Petworth.
1. Brick colonial home; ami; porches;
garage space; $500.
2. bargain home Of 8 large rooms; bath;
thoroughly modern; brick garage; $3.50.
Hundreds of Homes and f
GARMA
District Nationa
Main 832o.
Evening star., 1923-07-27
N. L. SALISBURY CO.. Inc
1913 Eye Street NV Phones Main 5oo;A5
CHEVY CHASE TITO-EAMIIV

n. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc,
1918 Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oo345
CHEVY CHASE. TWO-FAMIIV Apt
Must@
@ mn Moor
finished
ss1sa ' i Tdr rsn for % @ ss
ed Of
GROWING BUSINESS 18th CT HIGHT ANDc
SECTION. s175oo are Interested
additional Ionowtne
t can h ud for tore Prsentb
nsati An excellent buy. Your inspection MOUNT PLEASANT
BROOKLAND. sga Wisot ut S sseep,on . the
quick
quickly House
noraJ
for appointment today s = -
THIRTEENTH AND QUINCY SITS. NV
The real tangible beauty home is in our new
dwellings just offered for sale Six and bath with
improvements Open fireplace butn tub and pedestal
basn special features; within square
line large lot with garage rubbe stone retaining walls
Open for inspection Come today
N. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc,
1418 Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oOS-4-5
BOAR WV -
Evening star., 1923-07-27

Cleveland Park.
Fine home: detached rooms; modern
lot 50x140 feet; S12, 500.
Columbia Heights.
l.. Large home of 10 rooms; baths: fine
condition; a.m.i.; stationary tubs; servants
toilet: $13, 600
2. New brick home; 81 IT. wide; rooms;
hardwood floors; built-in garage; real buy;
$11, $50.
8. New home of Q rooms: tile bath with
buit-in tub; thoroughly modern: hardwood
floors; fireplace; light tapestry brick; cement
front porch; large rear pOrches; brick garage;
stationary tubs; cold storage and many other
conveniences. The best buy in this section;
$10,750.
Riverdale, Md.
ga acres Of land. improved by modern s
room house; electric lights; furnace heat;
cellar; $6,5Oo; bargain.
Downtown.
First Commercial Zone.
l. Seven rooms and bath. 90, 500.
2. Twelve rooms, bath and garage, $l1 900.
Near 10th Street.
Ten rooms; 2 baths; modern: 2-car garage;
only $4,000; vacant.
usiness Properties for Sale.
Y BROS,
Bank Building.
Main 1889.
Evening star., 1923-07-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-HoUsEs FOR sALE-HoUsEs
Ce.anea
HEDGES & MIDDLETON Inc,
1884 Street NV Realtors. Franklin o5o3
l$1575o-NEAR 10Th AND CRITTENDEN SITS.
t a:. : G :s bonn % 'sas. s:srs & G.
% :' % :s ssss. ssss s s s%: & s ss a S s
::: % = =. q: :s' :. H. s:::.: 6: :
$o75o-CORNER HOME-PETWORTH.
:.s ss sss:s ss. :: .ss s: @ ' u sss sA located s s
::.s ] and 'H; s s s' pss ss a:n %
ST. 3,ooo-CHEVY CHASE, MD
s sss @ es % opposite rs. :sEs @ s ss ss:s 9s es % % 9
ban I'd % % S With S - s s:s sstf. sfS.
$I7,5oo-GEORGETOWN
%?s se + ssa. a1 t. s:s e: street l ss % &
h.snpi % and
|$12,75o-SAUL'S ADDITION.
;: Il ] & :: ;s:s ::s 5. 5 h
&c :;
|$855o-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
4; :;s;s ] s::: + s' % IS: s !;:s Z
SSs % e f.ss ssN excellent heating plant ' ''' rear
$oooo-CLEVELAND PARK 49,.
s e s $ s.! 3!s::: = ss g | @ s
@ % s garage sssa ss :;n: s1 attic electric lights economical
$2oooo-NEAR SHERIDAN CIRCLE. ...
r.; s @ @ % ns, ssss @ % s: h s:y % s' Ssn
y esa large % .e egy | With .ss modern and the best condition
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
MEMBERs OF WASHINGTON
1884 Street NV. Franklin oso3
Evening star., 1923-07-27
ARNOLD AND COMPANY.
1911 H STREET.
MAIN 657.

$2lOOO
IN THE PRETTIEST SPOT IN CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
BRICK, WHOLLY DETACHED
$3.50.
SAULS ADDITION, WEST OF 14th ST.
arIel
moot @ % % en % .ht : e n1 % % tIs er.' M susq
not
$II5oo.
JUST OFF OF 10th ST. NV, ON THE HEIGHTS.
H~N-
$I25eo. ,.------. -
.-.~-- .r.--. JUST OFF I4th ST -.
of Of % .s e % f s sss for the home buyer
the
inew,h i b.M
f -"
$500
HALF BLOCK FROM LINCOLN PARK
Good in best location
the surprise
Evening star., 1923-07-27
Continued.

MODERN SUBURBAN HoME-%275.
- Seven Rooms, Two Baths. $3.50 Cash.
Lot 5ox3oo, running through to next street.
,Center-hal plan Electric light, furnace city water
and gas range. Large front and sleeping porch
(screened). Laundry tubs, garage, chicken house,
garden grape arbor fruit trees Vacant. Possession
with deposit.
PHONE MAIN 1923
To inspect this genuine bargain.
J. LEO KOLB,
Realor
o25 New York Avenue. Main 5o27-S
Evening star., 1923-07-27
Here Is 2 Real Rarpair,

Here is a Real Bargain
in an elegant home of rooms, 2 aths and
toilets. Also has large room finished in the
attic. Located in one Of the best white Sec
tions of the NV. House Is 8 years old and
built by one OF the best builders in the city
Has double floors and many built.in features
together with beautiful breakfast porch. To
the person looking for something out Of the
ordinary this should appeal to them. The
price Of $4,000 is 5000 below the market
Terms arranged
LEWIS REALTY COMPANY
B. 1417 X St. NV.
Evening star., 1923-07-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES
C0nffAnAA
FOR SALE-H0USES
COuttuu@A.
B o SIS & PHI E L p S !,

BOSS ss..Tsas PMELPs'
PRICE $1,000
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. $ ::: $ e:;s : ssi s:s ~: i; ;: i s 3
PRICE, s11a5o
s s @ S ] , s:: I'll :s: i; :: ;.i e.; :.: ;
PRICE $1,000
;:;: ] $; S. % s: e: e e: '5 ] IL; :.. :; ] ;;;a
& ] .s: ;; $ @ s:: @ s:: Il [ ;: e: ;:s :::
decided s.,. complete PRncE hsne E sssooo ! .....
s$: S$.' ~: & @ s s :: $ @ :: s; If: &C.: e: ss$$ '
A., ,,,,.s,. ,on. :, ,,u rE.l.i Prize E., sIos5o SIC
:' e. @ ; ~ IL %S . e. s:.: e: i; 1: ssa % ::: S.
PRICE, $4,000.
;;; Il: 6: s:: : u: ; : :;; : 6; &; = :$:; els:
MAIN s.. Boss $ss uss, 5 RHnLPs, HaEI ,m.u
STONE & FAIRFAX
1912 New York Avenue. Phone Main 2424
Of
VACANT
E i:: i:; "a 4: : ) ::::; e. =; 81; =:
ON JocELYN STREET
s;. 'fs % Ss; s :ss % H 81 ss'
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
% & ' f A % ; .s:;a sssa: .i e..
NEAR 18th ST. AND COLUMBIA ROAD.
PRICE, $I2,5oo
o
heat, electric flights In
be o
ON THE HEIGHTS.
PRICE, $500.
cheap S 0 % % % ss: % " painted % de s
BEST TWo-FAMILY APARTMENT IN THE CITY.
WEST OF 10th ST. PRICE, $oooo
dbath
BUSINESS PROPERTY IN ALL SECTIONS 1,
to fbuanes
andb
a
STONE & FAIRFAX
1342 New York Avenue - - Phone Main
Evening star., 1923-07-27

q
the southeast The size Of the this will be
entirely to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-08
HoUsEKEEPING ROOMS SIX

LARGE front room for gentleman. bust ness couple or business women. Main 79SS
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REAL ESTATE-RENT
APARTMENTS AND FLATS

APARTMENTS AND FLATS 92 five rooms and bath; grate heat; best neighborhood on Southsde Near Five Points, Price $3,000. Immediate pos session. HenleySpurgeen Realty Com pany. 322 N. 2lst St. APARTMENT-Norw sublease, S32.50; 3 rooms and bath; furniture for sale at bargain. Do not apply if cannot buy furniture. Phone after a. m., Main S876.
 ITO 9TH AVE-, N-2-room apartment; furnished or unfurnished: housekeeping or bedrooms. Main 4466. SOUTH HIGHLANDS-Small housekeep- ing apartment; nicely furnished. Call Main 4s34-W.
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NOTICE

have customers for homes m all parts of Birmingham; list your pror- Montgomery R. E. & Ins. Co.,, 2io N. 2tst St. Main SOIL.
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RTMENT-Unfurnish Broom apart ment in private family; only refined business couple desired; apartment has bath, gas, lights and all modern i'm provements; new bungalow; references exchanged, s25 per month. Apply 1605 Ave G.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
ROOMS WITHOUT HOARD 5

ROONuS AINO BOARD
 ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD s7 LARGE front room for gentleman. bust ness couple or business women. Main 1888.
 HoUsEKEEPING ROOMS SIX RTMENT-Unfurnished Broom apart ment in private family; only refined | business couple desired; apartment has bath, gas, lights and all modern i'm provements; bungalows; references exchanged; s25 per month. Apply 16oO Ave. G. FIVE POINTS DISTRICT-2 or more com pletely furnished housekeeping roomsi heat, all conveniences; private home; best location. Main 6125-J. = EXTRA LARGE ROOM and kltchenette furnace heat, bath connecting; walk room; goo fth Ave, N.
 SOUTHSIDE-2 nicely furnished or un- furnished rooms and bath; all convent ences; references required. Main 1918 PRINCETON AVE-, West End, un- furnished rooms for light housekeeping; garage. Phone ". E. 777-W. WEST END-2 large connecting rooms ad- joining bath; all conveniences; private family. West End 765-J. soUTHsIDE--8room apartment finished for housekeeping; light water and heat furnished; garage. Main S411. ONE large front room and kitchen, fur
 
 niences; furnace heat. Hemlock ITS.
 ROOMS WITH BOARD ss NoRWOoD-Want two business men to rent nice front room in private family. Steam heat. Will give two meals day. F block Norwood line. Private home. Hemlock 305-J.
 FIVE POINTS DIsTRICT-Roommate for nice young man; delightful room; steam heat; continuous hot water; ad- joining bath; splendid meals. Main 5644.
 ST. CHARLES HOTEL-Board and room; rates, s7.50 and $s.50 per week; across street from Hotel Hillman. 313a N. 18th St.
 11sO s. ETH sT-Get applications in for room and board in modern, new home. which opens March 1. Main NICELY FURNISHED. steam heated rooms, with excellent board; all con veniences. Main 46g4.
 FOUR. six or eight young men can secure very desirable space; open now; at- tractive party rate. Fifth Avenue Hotel. S22 $. 20TH ST.-Niceiy furnished room in steam heated apartment; continuous hot water; meals If desired. Nj. 519S. SOUrHsIDE-Front room. convenient to bath, twin beds, excellent meals req sopable; car and 1itney line. M. 1888. s16 s. 2OTH sT.-Nice room and board, all conyeniences; price reasonable. Main HIGHLAND AVE-Room and board for couple or 2 young men. Main s99S. SOUTHSIDE-Nicely furnished room with
 ROOMS WANTED So BUSINESS woman wishes 3 or unfur- nished rooms with private bath and kttchenette in quiet home; highest ref erences given and required. E-70, care Age Herald.
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pletely furnished housekeeping rooms; heat, all conveniences; private home; best location. Main 6125-J. @
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Classified advertisements will be charged to telephone subscribers. Ac- counts so opened are due and payable immediately after first insertion. No advertisement charged for less than 40 cents. Minimum over counter 25 cents
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for room and board in modern, new home, which opens March l. Main b1S6-W.
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1213 PRINCETON AVE-, West End, 2 un- furnished rooms for light housekeeping i; garage. Phone w. E. 777-W.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEI-Board and room; rates, s75O and $S.5O per week. across street from Hotel Hillman. 313A N.
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SOUTHSIDE-2 nicely furnished or un- furnished rooms and bath; all convent
 ences; references required. Main
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EXTRA LARGE ROOM and kltchenette furnace heat, bath connecting; walk ing distance. Also nicely furnished bed room; 22O0 7th Ave, N.
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WEST END-2 large connecting rooms ad- joining bath; all conveniences; private family. West End 765-J.
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FIVE POINTS DISTRICT-Roommate for nice young man; delightful room
 steam heat continuous hot water; ad- joining bath; splendid meals. Main
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To be measured according to newspaper standard of 14 lines to the inch.
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NORWOOD-Want two business men to rent nice front room in private family. Steam heat. Will give two meals day. F block Norwood car line. Private home. Hemlock 3O5-L.
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BARGAINs-oak dining table, SI60; oak dresser, $J.50; re- frigerator. 7.50; dresserobe $32.51; library table. S9.S0; oak buffet, $17.50; kitchen cabinet. SIO; $125 mahogany davenette suite. $67.60 .HamrneI t'urni- ture Co.,, 2115 Sd Ave.
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S0UTHSIDE-3-room apartment finished for housekeeping, light, water and heat furnished; garage. Main S411.
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FOR SALE-One gas heater and 5 iron beds and springs for sale cheap, or ex- change for carpenters tools, coal heater, porch furniture, gun or anything. Gall EnSley sos.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

ONE large front room and kitchen, fur
 nished for housekeeping; all conve- niences; furnace heat. Hemlock 177S.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-06
FOXY RANDP AS STORIES


[TVHESE are funny little
tracks," said Bobby one
- day as we were walking
through the woods in Canada.
bent down and examined the
little footprints. Then I turned
to Bunny and said:
"Weasels?"
Bunny leaned down, shifted the
ground, then stood up on his
hind legs, wiggled his whiskers
and replied:
''No, Foxy Grandpa. you're al
most right. But these are not
weasels' tracks, but those Of their
cousin-the mink"
"Minky exclaimed. tive
only seen mink on collars and fur
coats. It is a beautiful fur and
did not dream that it was from
such a tiny little fellow"
AS always, Bobby was tense
with excitement when he thought
that there was a possibility Of
seeing a new animal, so It was
only natural when his eyes grew
like saucers and he burst forth
with:
IF we could only see one. Foxy
Grandpar
Under ordinary conditions"
announced Bunny, with great
gravity, II should say the chances
were very slim. You know, a
mink is very hard to catch. But
since seeing these tracks, which
appear quito fresh, I think we
might, If we followed them and
remain very quiet"
On and on we went, almost on
tlptoe. 1t was hard to walk In
the woods on the dry leaves and
In the great stiffness without
making much noise, but we had
on our Canadian moccasins, so
we were more quiet than one
would think.
Suddenly Bunny stopped short,
put his paw up to his little mouth
as If to say, BE STILL" and beck
ohed to us to come a little nearer
to him.
Then he pointed to a rock and
motioned to us to get behind a
tree which would hide us from
view.
We waited, and the first thing
we knew, out from under the
1ock came the cutest little brown
fuzzy ball you ever saw, and
started playing for all the world
like, kitten.
Bobby could not stand the
temptation. Before I could stop
him he had run out from behind
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-06

the tree, bent over and had the
kitten in his hand.
Then, like a flash, out from
under the rock flew the mother
mink. She made right for Bobby,
then stood her ground before
him with all the courage of a
lioness. How she did glare at
him and snarl AMI show her
teeth!
Now, you well may imagine
that to the mother mink Bobby
appeared as large as any giant
you ever read of in a fairy tale.
But she was not afraid. Her
baby was in danger. and she
would stand by him until she
died, If necessary.
But Of course this was not
necessary. for as. soon as Bobby
saw her distress, he gently laid
the baby down on the ground be-
fore her.
And now for the surprise. The
little mother took one glaring
look at Bobby, lifted her res
cued child with her teeth and
trotted off under the rock. She
carried that baby just like
mother cat, and when she
reached the rock we saw four
more little noses popping out.
mo wonder when a man is
good fighter they say he fights
like mink" said Bobby, seri-
ously. as we moved away.
Tomorrow Bunny Locates a
Mysterious VentrilOquist.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-06
SECRETS OF HEALTH
AND SUCCESS
DO YOU GO TO THE STREET. MARKETq

ing feeling, tasting or otherwise
sampling several or many of the
exposed commodities they some
times purchase one or more.
Thus the woman with a greasy
shawl, dirty hands and a soiled
market basket. after feeling the
weight Of a half-dozen or more
fowls, pinching a dozen or two
apples to see IL they are soft
handling some punches of celery
to see If they look tender. tast.
ing some apple butter to see
If 1t is sweet. sneezing over a
few collections OF butter and
cheese, lingering some ham and
bacon finally loads up on turnips
and goes home.
In the meantime IL it is sum.
1890 Wv DNbLCI EcuAlOT, the
cheese vendor. and the apple
butter vendor and the other ven
. doris have accommodatingly shooed
away the flies.
Flies!
And some Of them have just
come out of that window up
stairs, in the tenement building
right in front, all bedraggled with
excrement from the unfortunate
typhoid fever patient who got
his typhoid fever by eating some
Of the food he purchased on the
pavement below.
But accommodating as the pur-
veyor may be in brushing away
the flies, he cannot brush away
the dust that has insidiously set
tied on his commodities SO at
tractively arranged to receive
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-06

boys!,' The crowd took up the
cry. But suddenly Pat turned and,
wriggling free from the grasp OF
Reilley's hand upon her arm,
lodging under Bunny's arm, that
was put out to stop her, got clear
and faced the crowd.
"You men!' she cried. Els there
one Irishman here?"
There was delighted shrek Of
assent for five men in every six
there were Irish. Pat looked about;
she had gained a moment. at
least. Now she spied the steps
leading to the ring, and mounted
them still facing the crowd.
IF youIl let me stay" she
cried. "I'll sing you song such
as you haven't heard since you
left the old country. What'n you
have?"
Dance Jig. No-sing song!
A Jig q Jig Rory o'Moore
dance and sing both"
Pat reached the ring itself. Be
low 4 man with an accordion be-
gan to play the familiar tune cf
Rory O'Moore. She was trium-
plant now, for she knew the crowd
was with her, and that, law or no
law, Bunny dared not interfere
again.
But abruptly. as she sang, she
saw stir in the outer edges Of
the crowd. Her step faltered: her
voice grew weak. It was Larry
she saw coming, followed by Bre-
WORT and Irving and other friends.
Larry sprang up into the ring
beside Pat. He was angrier than
she ever had seen him.
What does this mean?" he
said. pat lam ashamed Of you
making a spectacle Of yourself
here! Go home at once!''