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Evening star., 1919-03-06

SELECT YOUR HOME FROM THIS LIST
Medium priced Houses on Columbia and Wash
ingtou Heights,
$e.0Oo-A most desirable house on 18th St
near Lamont: three stories and cellar: ten
rooms. two baths, hot-water heat; nrst-class
surroundings.
$3.50 will buy 4 particularly well planned
home on 10th Ut. not far from Park I'd; two
stories and cellar. eight largo rooms. q mag
nihcent tiled bathroom. hot-water heat, cleo
trio lights. porehes front and rear. hardwood
floors. lot 22x125.
$7.5oo-13th st near FaIrnont; ten thousand
dollar value: IL rooms. baths, hot-water heat;
offered 90 low to settle estate; an opper-
tunity for investment speculation
ss.25o-win rent for t75 per month: q well
built house; Q rooms. 2 baths, hot-water heat;
room for garage.
Reduced to g. 75o-A beautiful brownstone-
front dwelling; built for former owners oc-
eupaney; very expensive plumbing; hot-water
heat; electric light: lot 1sx15o.
T,1o-An out-of-town owner will sell At
reduced price q three-story ten-room brick
dwelling on Girard ST.; hot-water heat; lot
t42 # deep to g wide alley; convenient to
! schools. churches and stores.
F.50o-Iow priced for 4 house situated on
Irving st. with 4 southern exposure; 10 rooms.
baths. hot-water heat; lot 1s1121 to an
sliey.
H.Eo-Pak I'd. near 18th; three stories.
nine rooms. hot-water heat. Aeetrie lights.
$5Soo-A corner DWELLING on the Heights; q
frentase ef Al It.; rooms. hot-water heat.
"a, ,2oo-A corner dwelling, convenient to
cars: ten rooms. hot-water heat, two baths:
lot 2ax1oS; one Of tho best offered on the
Heights.
A detached house west Of 18th st. for 81 800:
lot so1leo; four rooms. parior, reception ball.
dining room, pantry and kitchen 90 first noor;
hot-water heat. electric Ights.
$s,0oo-Near 18th 1t. and Park rd.; .
rooms and bath. hot-water heat. electric lights;
lot 1sx1oo; frst-class condition.
Near 18th and Monroe-Eight rooms: q It.
front: only IS 500
seooowest Of 18th st.: two stories and
cellar: hot-water heat, electric Lights. hard
wood floors; garage.
$500 esch-In 4 twenty five thousand dollar
neightborhood. Washington Heights, very close
to Conn. ave.; hot-water heat, electric lights,
hardwood Hoors. covered porches. front and
rear. The best located two-story houses in the
city.
stories. nine rooms, hot-wster heat. electric
lights; $3.50.
$s.ooo-CaIvert st; eight rooms, two baths
electric lights.
$s.4oo-Coiumbia road near 18th St; )
stories: 10 rooms, baths; garage.
8, 6,5oo-washington Heights; two stories
and cellar; hardwood floors; electric lights.
STONE FAIRFAX,
1912 NEW YORK AVE.
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Homes of Unusual Values.

O st between 18th and 18th
sts. 10 large rooms. 2 baths, etc.
Will sell on terms for only $40, $50.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
M. 2345. 713 I4th St
For Sale.
For immediate possession; nesw
house in the best section Of the
southeast; 2 squares from Lincoln
Park. Contains 8 rooms Groom
deep plan) and bath. with all
modern couyeniences; deep lot,
paved alley, finished street; ell as
easements and Improvements paid.
Large hoil0witfls sa ssa garage. Price
SHANNON 4 LUCHS.
N. 2345. 713 14th st.
Columbia Heights.
On Hoimead pl.; attractive CO.
loniAl brick house with front
porch; 8 handsome rooms and bath;
hardwood floors and trim, etc.
Good buy at $500.
NJ. e345. 713 14th st.
Brick Dwellings in NV.
With hot-water heat and elec-
tric lights. Only S, $50 each. Only
3 Of them; got yours today. Co
lonial front porches; 8 rooms,
tiled bath. ETC.: location on wide
avenue: 1 square from car line.
Easy terms; only 800 cash re-
quired.
SHANNON 4 LUCHs,
M. 2345. 71s 18th st.
Kenyon St.
Near cars. convenient to stores,
schools. etc.; 8 rooms and bath:
colonial brick dwelling, with large
back yard to alley.
Price. 81, $50.
Terms, $500 cash. balance like rent
SHANNON & LUCHS,
NJ. 2345. 713 14th st,
For Sale.
In Otis place between 18th and
14th sts-; modern Groom house. in
splendid condition; with good yard
to paved alley. and large garage.
Immediate possession. INQUIRE
ab0ut this at once. Price, So, $50.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 2345. 713 18th St.
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FOR SALE-HOUsEs.

For Sale by
THOMAS J. FISHER CO., INC,
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
$500.
vacant: immediate possession. COM
paratively new: stories; containing
rooms and tile bath: heated by hot
water. Ample space for garage.
18th ST. NORTHWEST.
5000.
Above New Hampshire avenue
stories. consisting of 9 large rooms
and tile bath; heated by furnace. Out
of-town owner will sell for 5000 less
than actual value.
A ST. NORTHEAST.
$500.
Near Lincoln Park Comparatively
new: stories; 9 rooms and tile bath;
heated by furnace. Owner will sell
less than the original purchase price
and $500 less than the present price,
$500
THos. ]. FISHER & CO., INC,
Main $3.50. 73s 18th NV.
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1908 R. I. Ave. NV.

1908 R. l. Ave. NV.
IL rooms, baths, toilet in eel
lar. Corner of alley, side ngnts,
house could not be duplicated for
anywhere near price we asks
$3.50. Terms can be arranged.
1914 I'D St. NV.
8 rooms and bath, bedrooms,
brownstone and brick front; con-
venieDt to government depts. and
Al room renting location: now va
cant. Price, only $6,OU.
Business Properties
stores. with living rooms; not
far from Thomas Circle; rented un-
der monthly agreement. good busi-
ness stands Price for both only
5000.
Business Corner
Near Mckinley Manual Training
School: store living room and ga
rage; rented at $41.50 per month.
Price, $500.
Decatur St. NV.
Detached house on large lot.
rooms, of which are large bed
rooms: hardwood finish. parquet
throughout; Ami; immediate pos
session; southern exposure. Price.
$I2, 500. Owner will consider an
offer.
HARRY WARDMAN,
Main 4lol. 1880 K ST. w
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Al HOUsES-FRoM 5000 TO s.. 600. SMALL
payments LAtrobe, hot-air, hot-wster and
steam heated. In frst-class condition. See
before you buy. A. L. SATTERWHITE,
1905 14th st. NV. 10s
ONE BLOCK 18th STREET CAR LINE.
BUNGALOW
rooms and bath; hot-water heat; electricity
and gas; open fireplace: hardwood floors; lot
40x190; 81 900 cash. $50 monthly.
Immediate possession.
Three blocks 14th st. car line.
SEMI-BUEGALOW
rooms and bath. reception hall: hot-watef
beat; electricity: gas; strawberry patch; small
fruit; 50xi59; S.. 100.
81, 300 $500 cash and $35 a month; s rooms
anc bath; open fireplace; hardwood floors; gas
and electricity.
BUNGALOW. o rooms and 2 baths; hard
wood floors; electricity. New.
0. B. ZANTZINGER,
g03 N Y ave- nv
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MOUNT ALTO INN.

Snco WiSCONSlS AVE. NV.
An exclusive. modern. American plan apart-
nent All outside rooms. Special arrange-
ments for children. Location only twelve min
utes from business section $of city. Unsur-
passed for spring and summer reservations
Two suites available. Inquire OF room CLERK
Tor fuIl particulars. Telephone West 1900. I2s
APARTMENT = LIVING ROOM KITCHEN
bath: fourth floor; corner; COMPLETELY and
nicely furnished; near Dupont Circle; available
March 10; rent. $s5. Address Box I74-T star
once. 70
LARGE SITTING ROOM. BEDROOM REChP-
ton hall and bath: we'll furnished; best resi-
Dental section: $l25 per month; cafe In build
Ing st Nicholas apt, 2230 California st. Call
North s2if bet. and 7:30 pm.
Zoo 10th ST. NV, COR. WYOMING AVE
and 10th st.-Beautiful sunny apts. tnon-
housekeeping): $50 TO $3.50 monthly; best cui,
sine. so weekly; for officers family. n.
0ll6 Sc
E00N. KiTCHENHTTE, USE OF BATH AND
Etkkia6 Sesm: cafe IN baildiRg. 90. Phone
1AfA A15Q -Apt 1o1 -
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

SECOND AND THIRD FLOOR. $40 18th ST.
NV, for Offices apartments; $50 per month.
Appfy first floor. %
SEVERAL, DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN
the Oriental building, 600 ST. NV. For par.
ticulars and rates apply EDWARD p.
SCHWARTZ. Inc. 734 18th NV.
CENTRALLY LOCATED AT 812 14th ST.
NV. first floor. two communicating rooms
with entrance hall Price. $3.50.
L. s. LIPSCOMB, 612 14th st. g.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS IN MODERN
Century building, 412 5th NV; most reason
able rentals. Apply
THOMAS J. FISHER CO.. INC,
73S 18th St NV.
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OPPORTUNITY TO Sc
cure an attractive 10-room, 2-bath house,
equipped with all the latest improvements; fn-
ished In white and mahogany; tastefuliy pa
pered IN light colors: large rooms. well lighted;
an end house, with southern exposure; well
located, high on the '.hiiI,'' near the 18th st.
car line. II you desire an attractive home you
should see this. Price, $4,000.
JOSEPH C. ZIRkLE,
203 Colorado bldg, 14th and SITS. NV.
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For Colored Home Seekers.
8 Rooms and Bath House


8 Rooms and Bath House.
Near 9TH and Que NV.
Owner leaving city will sell
either furnished or unfurnished
This house Is in good condition
Has modern conveniences and ga
rage fronting on a splendid alley.
Terms Can Be Arranged.
Weaver Bros, 735 18th NV.
WE ARE EQUIPPED WITH A MOST EX-
elusive and complete line of designs for Better
Built Homes. Call at our ofhce and let US tell
YosT 4 HERRELL. INC.
1884 1fth st. s.e. Tel. Line. 1915
BIG BARGAIN.
Two houses left out of thirty on L st. Sc
One will give possession at once when deed
is passed. For information call on L.
RIcHoLD. Room 81, 729 18th st. NV.
HOME BUYER.
Don't fail to go and inspect 147O Newton st
NV. large rooms and bath; electric lights;
newly napered and painted and the price is
right. immes,iate possession.
A REAL MODERN HOME.
Colonial porch. 8 rooms, 2 baths two Sleep
ing porches yard, room for garage, rear al
ley: hot-water heat; electric lights: hardwood
floors; owner occupant: best location, Rock
Creek Church road. one square from cars y
W. BRAWNER, 914 18th st. west side Nc
Pherson square. Frankiin 1885. So
BY OWNER. sIx-RooM HOUSE IN FIRST
class condition. Call after pm. COS Quincy
ut. NV. s,.sis9r.. ~ ss.-e
LET YOUR PROPNRTIDA NTH Va
kor sals o.. rent. Quiek results.
BANES REALTY co. g. q z lt.s ~ s
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FOR sAIE-HousEs.
C0ntlnueA

COntlnueA
ron Sale
FOR RIAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
We OFFER THE BEST PROPERTIES
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
OWNERS WHO WISH TO SELL QUICKLY
PLACE THEIR PROPERTY WITH Us.
YoU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY
WITHOUT SEEING OUR LIST.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX REALTORS.
1912 NEW YORK AVE
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BARGAINS.

PRETTY BuFT BRICK HOUSE IS GOOD
northwest section, within squares Of ear
lines consisting Of six bright rooms hardwood
Price only so, 1850 ROBERT Il LEWIS. with
ROBERT +. HEATER, 4i0 Colorado bldg.
Phone Main 1864.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

ao5-ACRE FARM-7-RoOM HOUSE. BARN
and outbuildings; 20 acres clear: balance wood
and timber; good land; lays well and wztered
well; on county road in nearby Va: value.
s. 500; will exchange for or room house,
ne. NV.
MARTIN T. WEBB. 1907 C st. ne.
1,o5s ACRES. FIVE DWELLINGS. THREE
barns. outbuildings, etc; 100 acres clear. bal
ance wood and timber; this land is of excep-
tionaliy good quality. watered BY running
streams and many good springs: located s
miles from Ravensworth. Va. being about Is
miles from Washington, with 3 county roads
through it; value. SIS. 500; will exchange for
NV. dwellings.
MARTIN T. WEBB. 1907 C st. ne.
I2-RM HOUSE, WITH DOUBLE GARAGE, IN
Chevy Chase section, will exchange for smaller
house, Bloomingdale other good section.
Owner, $3.50 Albemarle st. NV. PHI. Clev. ID.
&c
LARGE, ACTIVE LIST OF RESIDENCES,
business and suburban properties. apartments.
building lots and farms which exchanges
can be made: we are making q specially an1
have many advantageous propositions.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. Inc.
73S 18th st. NV.
EXCHANGE Department.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.


FURNISHED.
ONE ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH: sERy-
ice: gentlemen The IroQuois, l410 ii St
Main 67S5.
FURNISHED: TWO ROOMS AND PRIVATE
bath: electricity; facing park: suitable for two
Fsnuemsn. s2i 14th st NV, Apt. ). Call
after $50.
LIVING ROOM. DINING ROOM KITCHEN.
two bedrooms; nicely furnished in ma horany.
oriental rugs; victrola; $50 month 148 Rhode
1914 LAMONT ST. N.w.-sITTING ROOM
bedrocn and hath apartment. Also nicely fur.
ptshed room with comfortable sanitary couch
next 70 bathroom. Unlimited Telephone: ami.
Col 1856.
WELL FURNISHED THREE OR FIVE ROOM
and bath apartment: well heated: plenty Of hot
water; no silver; per1nan nent adults only Apt
4. 2020 NV. ~
F0R RENT-rwo HANDSOMELY FURNISH
ed feur-roon and bath apartments at the
Preston. No. 1I43 St; Nos. 8 and AZ: rental.
SIoo per month. which includes maid service
and laundry for apartment linen
c. W. SIMPSON CO. ING.
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THE REST LOCATED NEW TWO t2) STORY
HOUSES IN THE CITY. 81 500 EACH.
Washington Heights near Conn. ave. west OF
10Th. Two W sold the past month. Erected
In 4 fashionable section Of the northwest, built
up with expensive bones. II fs called the
Army and Navy section. This house 10 what
many persons are looking tor-2 stories and
cellar. rooms and bath; about every modern
convenience. Hst-water heat, electric lights
hardwood noors. covered porchcs front and rear:
large lot; public alley. II has been said that
the Improvements would cost more today than
ask for the house and lot
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1342 New York ave.
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STONE 4 FAIRFAX REALTORS,
1892 NEW YORK AVE.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
DESIRABLE LOT AT CHEVY CHASp.
ready for building: convenient TO cars Ad-
dress Box 216-T. Star Office.
FOR sALE-CHEAP-CORNER LOT NEAR
4th and r. 1. ave. me-; "a by 100. l. Z. Y.
PRINCE. 1410 Il st.
TWO FINE BUILDING SITES IN CHEVY
Chase; will sell right now for about one-half
regular price. will exchange equity of $500
for an automobile il good condition.
A. p. CAMPBELL. 1910 NV.
C0IMAR MANOR-I HAVE FINE LOTS
for sale: cost 500; will sell for $3.50. Ad-
Dress Box TIT, star ofice- Sc
IOTS AND ACRES ON 18th ST.: 25c FOOT
up: see us quick. z. J. T0TTEN & CO.. sos
Vt ave Phone Main 1855.
FOB SALE-LOTS! LOTS! LOTS!
For business purposes
For building opera TONS
For handsome home sites.
For increasing values.
We make loans for the construction Of all
kinds Of desirable business places and for
building homes.
sion and other uses
VIM 81. SAUNDERS 4 CO..
Southern Building, S07 18th ST
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TABLE BOARD

134S HARVARD sT. N.w.-Breakfast. 7.so to
An: dinners. $40 TO pm; they carry
q decided home favor; include hot breads and de-
lscious salads always; breakfasts and dinners
$s; dinners only. s. per week: single breakfast
5oc. dinners, I5c; Sunday dinners 81 gs
NEAR HIGHIASDs-ExceiIent table hoard
for three In priyate family. Phone N 1905 7s
IA s ST. N.w.-Tabie board Phone n. 4a4s
lDs
PARK ROAD AND HIATT tone square west
OF Atht-Home cooking; select few; special
r1tea u month. Col. S2l2. IL
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Q St between 17th and 18th
sts 10 large rooms. baths. etc.
Will sell on terms for only $40. $50.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
M. 2345. 713 14th ST.
Evening star., 1919-03-06

NEAR 9Th AND Il. !. AVE. NE.
2-story. cellar. brick dwelling; colonial front
porch; double rear porches; rooms; bath:
h.w.h.; electric light: deep lot with garage:
paved alley. Price. 81, ,75O.
A. c. HoUGHToN & CO., 1915 II st. NV.
We have the BEST In every section" g.
SMALL UNFUR. MODERN HOUSE BEFORE
June except s-w. couple no children careful !:
resp. perm. Address Box 12s-S. Star office.
So. .25U-SIX ROOMS AND BATH, AT RIVER
dale, Md; eiec light, furnace heat; lot 6Ox15o
feet: near cars, stores, post office; easy terAs.
The Washington times., 1919-10-31

chamber will take when this matter
comes before Congress.
Among the recommendations of the
committee are that wooden vessels,
and steel vessels under 5000 tons
deadweight, he sold on the best terms
obtainable from American or foreign
bidders; that other Government
owned vessels be sold to regional as
sociations, for transfer at cost to pri-
vate individuals and corporations of
the several regions; and that the Gov
ernment absorb the difference between
the war cost and the present value as
war loss.
The committee also recommends
that there be freedom from regula-
tion as to routes and rates; that Con-
gress be asked to make a general
declaration of a policy to give aid
toward the maintenance of q privately
owned and operated American mer-
chant marine; and that the operation
of competent American shipbuilding
yards, on private account, both as to
yards and vessels, be continued.
Edward B. Burling, of Washington.
was chairman, of the committee that
prepared the report.
The Washington times., 1919-10-31
COMMERCE BODIES
SEEK i. S. marine

The United States Chamber of Com
meroe today submitted to its 1895
member organizations report of its
committee on ocean transportation,
outlining the policy that the United
States Government should pursue with
regard to the two thousand or more
vessels the United States Shipping
Board now owns or has under con-
tract.
tions by the member organizations
will determine the stand the nationa,
The Washington times., 1919-10-31

the pranks OF boys tonight, in or
der that persons may be kept free
from annoyance, and property frse
from damage.
Boys of younger years will be taken
TO their parents, while those of older
years, who are guilty of flagrant
violation of the law. will have par
ticulars - their prsnks sent to the
Juvenile Court with view of prose-
cutfou
The Washington times., 1919-10-31
8 PLANES FROM QUAKER
CITY FLY TO CAPITAL

A Curtiss Eagle, the first Ameri-
can three-motored land airplane, and
two Curtiss Orioles yesterday few
from Philadelphia to Boiling Field.
Anacostia, at which place they will
remain for q week.
The flight was made to demonstrate
the past years development in air
plane construction by an American
manufacturing firm.
The Eagle was piloted by Bert
Acosta, former chief pilot at Hazel
hurst Field l., l.
The Washington times., 1919-10-31

tons under the same procedure as
would involve amendments.
They accuse Hitchcock of seeking
to delay final action on the treaty by
raising empty technicaiities." and de-
clare that IL there Ia any further un-
necessary delay the blame for IL viii
rest on the administration forces and
not on the Republican side" To this
The Washington times., 1919-10-31

Hitchcock and HE colleagues make
answer that they know that Reput
lican Senators like La Toilette Of
Wisconsin and France OF Maryland.
who are unoualinediy opposed 20 rsts-
hcation under any conditions. are
planning nlibuster TO prevent the
plans for early action on the treaty
from being carried out
The Washington times., 1919-10-31

whole. He contends that the Senate
has never considered reservations,
but has always confined itself to pro-
posed amendments while so sitting.
Republican leaders. while admitting
there Is nothing In the Senate rules TO
dispute Hichcock's position, argue
that there is ample precedent to jus
tify the Senate taking up reserva-
The Washington times., 1919-10-31
POLICE PUT Lid ON
HALLOWEEN JOKES

Police Of the several precincts to-
~ we're se4ssed by Major Pullman.
superintendent OF police, to be Gu
tie alert and give special attention
The Washington times., 1919-10-31

Men are Judged by the they keep by their friends and
business associates TRlWEAR shoes by
who cklers for quality appearance and service in their
fooga and who consider price not the light of dollars but
medium of exchange for their
"TR-WEARS" KEEP ONLY THE BEST COMPANY.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-01
Freight Service

evening making delivery Diego the next morning
making delivery El Centre morn
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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-02-04
STUCK in MUD FLAT, NEARLY
FROZEN THERE, SAY TWO MEN

s. X. Bradford and Joe Taylor. go
ing out on a little scouting expedition
toward Natchez Pass. thirty-nine
miles southeast. last Thursday, be-
came stuck in a mud fat. Being un-
able to proceed until the trail hard
ened somewhat. they pushed their
car up into the sagebrush to avoid
becoming frozen in the mud. After
starting for home they were pulled
up again, this time by snow. and had
to shovel their way out a couple of
times. They arrived In winnemucca
Friday evening.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-02-04
HAS VEIN OF FREE.MILLING
GOLD ORE TEN FEET WIDE

Down in the old Barbara canyon,
where Cinnamon took $4,000, 900 from
placer workings in the old days, ac-
cording to common belief-or rather,
about three miles south of the can
yon-Silas Branch is working on a
ledge which he believes to be the
source of the gold deposits found in
the old placers. In a tunnel in which
he was working he had a vein of
free-milling gold ore ten feet wide,
which faulted. and for which he is
now searching.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-02-04
wINNEMUCCA DISTRICT

$73,4OO, 100000 was the United States
income for 1913; $4,000, 000, 900 was
spent for foreign products, $780,
100000 the American people and their
government spent for Americas goods
and services in 1918. But think of
the colossal sum of the above items;
then wonder why Uncle is a protec-
ZIONIST. Surely you have a few guesses
coming, and this is not all. Will give
you something later equally as aston
ishing; yes, the Mining Industry is
n of our main industries included
in the above. Now, you doubt that;
l don't. 1 have figures to bear out
the assertion. F. C. ROBINS & co.
Lock P.O.Box go, New.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-02-04
COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED FOR
EAGLES DANCE, FEBRUARY 81

Committees have been announced
for the masquerade ball to be given
in Nixon Opera House by the Eagles
on February 81. They are as follows:
Hall. music and decoration. E.
Snider. J. p. Grandel. G. Tholin;
printing and advertising. F. German;
prizes. G.. Tholen; floor manager, F. C.
Krenkel; refreshments, G. Tholen.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-02-04

J. H. James was an arrival from
Inlay yesterday.
NJ. w. Burge is a recent arrival from
Battle Mountain.
DR.. J. A. Russell of Lovelock was
in town last Saturday.
Q
Mrs. A. Reno of Lovelock is visiting
in town for a few days.
o
Peter Sullivan of Lovelock was a
winnemucca visitor yesterday.
Albert E. Kent and Manuel Rezen-
des were in the city yesterday from
Golconda, returning last night.
T. HI. Guyon, who had been in town
several days visiting old friends, re-
turned to Ogden this morning.
]. M. Hunter of Lovelock, deputy
sheriff, was in town yesterday on BUSH
ness connected with eases in court.
o. H. Swasey of Lovelock vas a
witness In district colrt yesterday.
He went home after giving testimony.
Oscar A. Eckman of Battle Noun
tain arrived in town this afternoon.
He has but recently returned from a
trip to Virginia.
Gerymo Savala, sheep man from
Jungo, was in the city yesterday. He
is on his way to join his family in Los
Angeles, where they will live for the
remainder of the winter.
Mrs. A. Bernard was here today
from Golconda. @
E. Reinhart Company is unloading
a carload of seed barley and oats to-
day. =
]. T. Goodin, banker of Lovelock.
was an arrival here yesterday after
noon. O
B. w. Leach IS here from Lower
Rochester and is REGISTERED at the Star
Hotel. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilario Albiso Of Nc
Dermitt are spending a few days in
town. @
Isdore and Josephine Laucerrico
came in from the Quinn River section
Sunday. o
John A. Runner, surveyor, of Love-
lock, was in town of official business
yesterday. @
F. ]. Button, superintendent of the
Bliss ranches, left Saturday night for
San Francisco. @
John Howard is here from Quinn
River Crossing, registered at the Win
nemucca Hotel. O
Mrs. J. L. Workman returned this
afternoon from Fernley, where she
has been visiting since the middle of
December. @
Corporal Ray Hancock. who is on a
furlough and has been at his home in
Battle Mountain, is visiting friends in
Winnemucca. @
County Commissioner T. p. Ebert is
here from Lovelock to attend the
meeting of the commissioners to be
held tomorrow. @
Sheriff w. H. Springer has leased
Simon Reinhart's residence on West
Second street. Mr.. Reinhart and fam
lily will make ,h,ir home in Berkeley.
Cal. @
Pete Egosque and family are here
from Fields, Ore. They have taken
up their residence in the Davis apart
ments and will remain here for a few
months. @
B. A. Campbell. superintendent of
the Southern Pacific railroad Salt
Lake division, was a Winnemucca
visitor yesterday. en- route from
Sparks to Salt Lake City.