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The Washington times., 1919-12-22

sol 10th ST. y E. (Woodrid ge)-Fully
detached; just completed six rooms;
w. n electricity cement porch and
-arage; hardwood floors This property
VII bring $4,000 in spring. Price $3.50.
"ncr occupant will give Immediate pos
.'sslon or will pay 400 per month rent
ntl May 1. $500 to $4,000 cash re-
iuired. dels-tf
FOR HOMES AND I'M EsTMtNrS
Zee MAHORNEY SULLIVAN
They Know Wash1nGtoa-"
~ WOV y0gk AYA NJ AAAD 4eSa
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FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SALE-AOUSES
GOLDEN RULE, Incorporate
Continental Trust Building.
PARK ROADN NEAR I:

Between 18th and 18th strssta Nfns.
room tapestry brick house. practically
new. EvsD modern oon~snisnes: hot.
water heat. gas and electricity; convenient
to the cara schools and stores A real
barsain IN this locasssn a& ss.Aes. $3,oso
cash. balance nsath1.
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B STREET s. E.

A modern house In the 1909 block q D
street 8. z. Contains . rooms, hot-w3tsr
heat eentsr-hall plan This property has
Earsges. which are rented for $50 per
month. AZ an Investment this property
will show excellent returns on amount in
vested. We will sell the entire property
for $1,000. with $1,000 cash and monthly
payments Of $50. Inspectiea throaSh this
Office Only.
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Main 1640, 1641.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.

New corner brick housa. With rooms.
tiled bath and sleeping porch, vapor heat
Ing system, gas and electricity. Garage.
The house II in excellent condition and
possession wtlt~ b given At once Price,
$3.50. Moderate cash payment, balance
like re1t
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COLORED BUYERS
If you are in the market for a
house, you would be wise in see
ing US.
We have an exceptional list Of
houses that can be bought by
paying from $4,000 to $5,000.00
cash and balance monthly.
Address CITY POST OFFICE
BOX 17O7.
de1s-eodtf
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Phone Main 2345.
Large Downtown House.

Facing Franklin Park; on one OF
the most prominent and pleasant
of our residential streets, surround
ed by expensive homes, % rooms,
2 baths, toilets. steam heat, at
tractively finished inside. hand
some stone front. large garage in
rear. Price, $4,000.
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Cleveland Park.

rooms and bath. steam heat,
electricity, open fireplaces. hard
wood floors. weather stripped {;
large lot; attractive surroundings; {;
near Conn. ave. car line, immedi-
ate possession; terms can be ar
ranged. Price, $4,000.
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FOR SAlE-AUT0M0BIlES
THE TIMES
Used Car Bureau
A BUREAU OF
PERSONAL SERVICE

The object Of this Bureau b
to assist you, IN q personal
way, in finding the Used Car
you want to buy, or finding .
purchaser for the Used Car
you wish to sell. You are not
obligated in any way in list
ing your car OF your name
with The Times Used Car
Bureau. There is no commits
sion charged for this service.
Miss Reid, The Times rep
resentative, in charge Of this
Bureau, has listed right now
q number of cars, among
them, probably the make and
model you desire. She also
has a list Of persons desiring
particular modela
So, if you want immediate
action, do not feel that you
would obligate yourself in any
way by calling
THE TINES
USED CAR BUREAU
Main $3.50
Ask for Miss Reid
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$4,000.

WftAlA Half Square Conn Ave-.
Across tho Conn. Ave. Bridge; .
modern home: stories and cellar;
hot water heat electric light. hard
wood floors. front and rear porches:
Z bedrooms; baths; Is feet wide.
HNEDIATE POSSESSION.
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Near. Dupont Circle.

Fine residential street: excellent
outlook. 8 rooms, baths; cleo
tricity: good condition. well plan
ned garage on rear Of lot liberal
terms. immediate possession
Price, Sl5,5Qo.
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HIGHVIEW.

6x roGnA hath. hot-vater heat, sas and
electricity; lot lsxl3S feet Colonial front
parch- A werl-buiit brick house In . good
location. Price, $500. Terms easy.
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DANCING

THE OHIO Girls Club will give o I'll
Tuesday night December %, 1919 a.
Recreation Hall Government Hotels. North
Capitol and streets. All Ohiosns in
yited. 10
GLOVER, sIs 1ebd, priv. Ie~soss aay tios,
7sc: ciass Tuesdays and Fridaya W. ii2s.
suio-U
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$4,000.
Washinxton Heighta.

A most unusual home: semi-detach-
ed; heated by hct water: lighted by
electricity: every other modern I'm
provement; central hall plan; house IS
feet wide; deep lot to alley. POSSES
SION.
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IRVING STREET N. ".

A modern homS at q low prica, With .
small cash payment This house 10 located
In the zoe block Of Irving street. II hes
six rooms, bath. furnace heat gas ughts
Front and back yarda Price, e4.7SS. $500
cAAh, balance Ike rent.
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FOR SAlE-H0USES
-owN YOUR OWN HOME


..
FOR sALE-Price. 81, SO. Immediate posses-
ZION given OF an entirely modern, up-to-
cate sroom and bath, colonial brick house.
teated with hot water. having electric lights
front and rear porches and q earage. This
h1use will be sold quickly. Reasonable terms
DOsS PHELPS. Inc, 1906 X ST. N. w.
-fOR SATELLITES, "a, 500. Can be sold on
terms $50 cash and easy monthly pay
rrents: located on Columbia road, just OF
Ga ave: ss-room and bath modern brick
house This would make you very COM
Boss q PHELPS. Inc. I.os H 81, N. w.
30 sALE-Price. $50 Wen located in
stsorth. occupied by owner; will give
U esslon; a modern 6room and bath brick
n q. semi-detached, with side light, STU
81 oa lot sxi5o. You can inspect this
As > at any time, and 1t will pay you to
- at II very promptly.
b 5 e. PHELPS. Inc, 1908 II st. N. w.
p sALE-Price, s. 500. In the Blooming.
Arss saving 8 rooms and bath, porches, :
p a alley IN This house Is occupied
b owner, who has kept the property in
b. htiful condition. Possession can b bad
bS'5S & PHELPS. Inc, l4os n St. ~ W..
FoR sALE-Price, 5000. Downtown home,
located south Of " St., within easy walk
log distance Of stores and DEPARTMENTS: .
:-story, sroom brick house, situated .
large lot, to q wide paved alley: there Ia
also q brick garage. This property belongs
20 estate and Is going to Be- sold.
boss & PHELPS. Inc, l4os H 81. N. w.
gDR SALE-S 500. Within . SQUARE OF Cow
ernnient Printing Once; . 3story, loroom
trtsk house suitable for . home, Q good
buy for business purposes Reasonable terms
os sale.
poss & PHELPS. Inc. Laos n 81. N. w.
FOR sALE-Price, $500. Wen located
Northwest home, close to street car line;
9-stery semi-detached house. having
hot water, having front and sids porchea,
large yard, room for garage
epsS PHELPS, Inc, i<os h q. N. W.
tpR SALE-Price GS0e. In Columbia
Heights: q most complete fstoey, eroom
coionia al house, having hot-water heat elsc-
hfc hshts, and drsproof garage holding 2
cars. This Is oox-seyls house, and the rooms
ere large and bright
6OsS & PHELPS. Inc, isss II q, n W.
FOR S.ALE-Price, al. 500 South Of Girard
St, In Columbia Heights, one Of the best
squares In this convenient section Immediate
p1Asession Will be given ef 1story, loroom
house, 8 bed rooms, housa heated with bot
~ater, has electric lights, inlatd noors and
sDtory rear porchea.
QOsS 4 PHELPS, Inc, i&es II 81 N. W.
TOR sALE-Prics, SIC, 900. A little of nom
l4th ST. and south Of n, IN excellent piece
of property for Investment purposes or good
hens. rhis u 3-story. bay-vtndow brick
house f attractive AppearAnca, containing
- rooms and hath, good beating plant sew
tral open nrspiaces. Rsasouabls terms Of
snls.
1OSs . PHELPS, Ise-, lAs 4 y N. W.
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HOME OF HOMES.

e30v0,A.d
= m BLoOMINGDALk
yry d-s,rasss, . sd leo.ans n.@
S1cs house; 10 reons sesam hsas hrUs
IN BLooMNGDALA
SIN aneshsr attractive hsu..; . tsy
brown brtck. furnace bat, ! roemA
bath: In geo4 eooditiaa: $50
HoLMEAD PLACE
One block from i<th stress oasss tsesky
brown brick. larrs porch, alley sn4 RON
p fe- garage. 9 rooms, hath. hoe-vstsf
SOUTH OF 20" AND WEST OF
SIXTEENTH STREETS
.-story brick home; 9 rooms and bah,
'front.' porch across entire ooose. hos.
wa'sr heat, electricity, room tsr garaSs:
moderate terms: g 900.
GOOD LOCATION IN SOUTHEAST
Br.ni new home; rooms and s.th.
ave. cars: reasonable terms: H.sA.
NEAR CLEVELAND PARK
Detached s.ri-ounsa,cv, frcns knd
rear rc-rhes rooms and bath, Nv. H.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
oouv~nien, to oeoryta svs. c.T,
Gently built. 9 rooms, I bath, hsnt ~.
brick hooss, attractive porchsa, o. n L'
No..
NORTHEAST
nice resfs bone. newly papsred and
painted. near street cars: SWosy
Srtck. large porches. 9 rooms, bath.
ron for g.r.ss. for only $50
DOWNTOWN SECTION
s-o-n :..n: ana s.,es ss ssn.' Ssssn: s,s.
and bath: rsasonabe terms: S.70
NEAR MARYLAND AVENUE
NORTHEAST
Groom and bath brick houss: double
0raxe; $50 cash. balance 80 per month:
Q bargain: n, 900.
HOWARD & HINES.
Incorporated.
734 18th Street N. W.
Main 130-731-732
dsis-ef
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Classified REAL ESTATE AdterGs1zg
FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SAlE-HOUSES
$4,000.
WashinRtOn Heighta.
A most unusual home; semi -detach-
ed; heated by hct water: lighted by
electricity' every other modern I'M
provement; central hall plan; house IS
feet wide; deep lot to alley. POSSES
SION.
$50 Coo.
18th 81: RoHnes: frepsrty
first floor good a. business places
apartments above
$16,500.
Near Mas. Ave. and Dupont Circle
Attractive home. s-story and cellar
brick. steam heat, electric lights. par
Quet flooring first and second floors.
baths; excellent condition; large lot to
alley. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
$15,500.
Nesr leeh g. and Columbia nocd.
brick. 10 room, and bath. hot water
and painted throughout
$11.5oo.
17th B.. South of Lamont D.
Attractive home. hot water heat cleo
tho liyhta baths: inclosed sleeping
porch; garage.
WltAh Half Square Conn Ave-.
Across tho Conn Ave. Bridge: .
modern home: ; stories and cellar;
hot water heat, electric light, hard
wood hoors. front and rear porches:
xSSDf%Tl SssISI: rossassi1os. ssassi 81 i''' wide
$3.50.
On the Heights NeaP 18th g.
A mod:rn colonial type brick;
tric lights, sleeping porch VACANT.
$500.
NeaR 41st and D Sta.
A S-story and bay-window brick. .
rooms and baths; excellent neigh
oorhood: owner occupant viii give pos
session
$500.
Now RetWoeth H0aAA.
Never occupied. strictly up-to-
date home; every modern equipment;
paved alley; attractive tsrmA
N,S6A
D -. AseWe1 lst aoA n. OAVatol.
A 1-stoFy and cellar brick. rooms
and bath; good neighborhood: close to
esrs; god ya.d; paved alley. VERY
wM n. SAUNDERS & co,
S07 18th St N. W.
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WM II. SAUNDERS & co.
s07 18th St N. W.

18th and Newton st. N. W.-VacAnt
8 roomA strictly modern, gAraGs. A
F0al by tsr 0,ooe. Cal for key.
Shepherd St N. W.-Vacant.
fWo1 rooms, newly papsred, attractive.
1fac4 W,&0: Say terms.
Lincoln Park
8 rooms, modsrn, attractive: Wfu ssu
f1Ehf for quick sala- $3.50.
18th and Park Road
- rooma- o. m. l., semi detached: In
mediate possesdhn- Price right
18th and Park Road.
BUstnoss property; 6-room apartment
and storo; attractive price,
o Street Northwest.
. rooms, 2 baths: good condition: At
6acttvs price. =, 500.
DIETZ & DIETZ
617 e st N. w. Franklin 6153.
desotf
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S15.6nN.

Near 10th 81. and Columbia Road.
brick, 10 rooms and bath. hot water
heat. electric lights: newly papered
and painted throughout
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H1.6M.

17th D., South of Lamont g.
Attractive home. hot water heat, elec-
the livhtA baths: inclosed sleeping
porch; garage.
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$16,500.

Near Mass. Ave. and Dupont Circle
Attractive home, 3-story and cellar
brick. steam heat. electric lights. par
Quet flooring first and second floors, )
baths; excellent condition; large lot to
alley. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
The Washington times., 1919-12-22

GOLDEN RULE, Incorpsr,tsd
Real EstatA
Continental Trust Building Main 1s4o 1en
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$3.50.

On tAe. Heights NeaF 18th 81
A modern colonial type brick. 8
rooms and bath, hot water heat, cleo
tric lights, sleeping porch VACANT.
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$1,000.

l4th St. Busnees Property.
Near Thomas Circle-A 3-story brick;
first floor good a. business places
apartments above.
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Harvard St. Near 18th.

Ten rooms and bath steam
heat; fine location, between llth
and 18th St car lines, good resi-
Dental section; close to new Cen
trail High School. Price. $500.
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REAL home at a sacrifice. in Brookland,
1913 Perry street ne, near electric cars;
two-story brick building. built six years
ago; six large rooms, with colonial porch :;
hot-air heat: the lot, 27x140 feet, with
private alley for driving Price. $4.250:
$1,000 cash. balance terma
OWNER,
sos 10th 1t. N w. Franklin 324a. -
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D -. HseWo1 lst aaA n. OAp1tol.
A 1-stoFy and cellar brick. rooms
and bath; good neighborhood: close to
cars; good yafd: paved alley. VERY
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4th ST. N. E., S9s-Seven rooms and bath;
excellent condition. $4,000. Terms.
Immediate possession, Cottage City, seven
rooms and bath, brick; .. m. l.; slate roof;
poultry house; good garden; grape vineA
$500. Terms
800 block P st N. w.-seven rooms and
bath: excellent condition $500. TermA
7th ST. s. e. 42s-six rooms and bath;
brick; $3.50; terms
7th ST. s. E., ls1-s rooms and bath;
vacant; $3.50; terms
J. c. BROWN. Attorney,
<I1 6th st NJ W. Main $751;
de2s-tf
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FOR SAlE-HOUSES

WAkTED-H0USES
WANTED TO BUY 3 to lo-room house In
N. w. section, strictly modern; space for
garage; will pay all cash. Write me at
once or phone FIR. sls3. BOX lss. Times
office. de22-tf
HOUSES to 10 rooms. Georgetown; oc-
cupancy March ! or April 1. give full
description and terma Address BOX ALI.
Time Office. IS
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1919 EMERSON ST. N. W.
(Saul's Addition)
Located between 18th and 18th streetA
Modern new home; will be ready for occu-
pancy In about six weeks. Tile construc-
ton, with lot 5ox150 feet. Concrete cellar
under entire house; rooms, built-in tile
bath, screened breakfast porch, sleeping
porch. oak floors and beautiful wide stair
case. Ivory finish. Gas, electricity, vapor
heating plant. Price, 81. 900: =, 500 cash. bal
ancs monthly.
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m BLOOMINGDALR

brfck house; 10 RESINS, sesam hsat. hrUs
porch: o. m l.: no. ~
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
71S 14th st. N. w.

Capitol Hill.
Fourteen rooms and bath: excel
lent construction; wide, deep lot;
3-car garage; faces south on wide
avenue, close to 3 car lines; near
park; fronts on streets; immedi-
ate possession. Price, $l5,G0o.
Near 9th and Eye SITS.
Nine rooms and bath; convenient
to entire business section; well
adapted for room renting, liberal
terms. Price, $500.
Biltmore Street.
le rooms, baths. including
bedrooms; handsomely appointed
throughout; hot-water heat, cleo
tricity. every convenience, gar
q age, early possession Price,
S35. .OO0
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1445 MASSACHUSETTS
AVENUE TERRACE.
Near Thomas Crcse: . semi-detached home,
containing twenty large rooms, three or four
baths, every modern convenience, hot-water
heat, gas and electricity. This house u we'll
situated for Q clubhouse, II now being used
for Q high class board house accommodating
forty guests. Can be inspected through our
office. Price. ~, 1000. Terms arranged
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llan,nAH
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GOLDEN RULE, Incorporated
Continental Trust Building. 18th and SITS N. W.
The Washington times., 1919-12-22

A S-story and bay-window brick. .
rooms and 3 baths; excellent neigh
borhood: owner occupant viii give pos
session
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-11-13
NOAH IN 1919


If good old Noah were here today
He would not build in the old time
way.
Nor saw and hammer on an ark
He would HE to the back yard after
dark,
And delve and dig in the cool damp
A cellar hundred cubits round.
And when that cellar was delved and
diggcd,
The bins all laid and the tackle
rugged;
He would hoist to rest in the cool
moist ground
The things that he loved from the
world around.
The stately magnums, two by two,
The little fat casks Of Milwaukee
brew,
The wide fiat bottles with squirrel"
inside,
And the long necked Soldiers
from over the tide,
The big round TASKS with their monk
ish airs,
And the little half pint ones that 20
in pairs.
These and more like chubby mole,
Noah would hide in his cubby hole.
Honest Noah! that good old man,
What would he do when the drouth
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-11-13

sets by the reelection of Governor
Coolidge by plurality Of 1000. The
good people Of the Bay State who
stood so Loyalty by the man who stood
Loyalty by them, are to be commended
and congratulated. But this is no
TIME to make commentator and con-
graduation an occasion for delay and
diversion. The fight is still on in ev-
cry section of the United States. The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-11-13

forces of lawlessness and disorder ar,
organized and aggressive. They seen
to have abundant financial resources
at their command and their aggres
siveness sets an example for advocgte'
of better cause
Unfortunately, the advocates o.
law and order have not in all state!
and communities leaders courageou.
and able. Too frequently men in posi-
tons of leadership wait until the bat
tie has been fought and then aligr
themselves with the winner. They dis
like the burden, the inconvenience anC
the dangers of the fight, and lack the
courage to cast their lot with the rank
and file of civic Righteousness until
they find out whether righteousness is
popular. There are thousands of pub
lie men in America today who believe
in the right of any man to take en-
ployment in any legitimate industry
without first paying tribute to labor
union, but who lack courage to declare
that conviction to all the world. They
are of the .gum-shoe', 'pussy-foot'
style of politician as useless to pro-
gressive nation as a camp follower to
an army.
"But Governor Coolidge is not alone
although his company may be rela-
lively small. Here and there through
out the land are men who take sides
as soon as the issue is drawn, with
out waiting to find out which side is
most popular. There were 80 Repub-
lican Senators who did not put their
ears to the ground before declaring
for Americanism as against interna-
tionalism. There was in their action
the same character Of decisiveness
manifested by Patrick Henry when he
exclaimed, 4 care not what course
others may pursue, but as for me give
me- liberty or give me death Perhapsif
those 80 Senators will back theirwords
with their votes, the independence of
the United States will be preserved
to this generation and to all prosper
ity.
"The fight and the victory in Mass
achusetts are but incidents in the
great battle that is in progress all
over the United States for the uphold
ing of government by law-the pres
ervation Of the Constitution, the en-
forcement of statutes, and the pro-
lection Of the individual in his right to
life, liberty and the pursuit OF happi-
ness. Bolshcvism has been checked
but not defeated. Men who have cat
cred to bolshevism still hold positions
Of power in the nation. They continue
TO shake first the fist and then the
finger They are as uncertain and I'M
dependable now as ever If the good
people Of America want this nation
preserved as truly representative
government, they must rally to the
support Of men who take a prompt
and clearly defined stand on the side
Of law and order--on the side Of Am
ericanism and constitutional govern
ment-relegatin2 TO the realm Of the
forgotten, those men Of whatever par
~. who strive TO be all things TO all
men, ready 10 compromise with prin-
'iple or sell the American birthright |
or a mess Of pottage" =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-11-13
LAWLESSNESS DEFEATED IN
MASSACHUSETTS, But
FIGHT is STILL ON

Washington. Nov. s.--The Repubi-
can Publicity Association today gave
out the following statement from its
Washington headquarters:
''The fight Against lawlessness and
disorder has been won in Massachu-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-26
Notice To Contractors

Sealed bids viii be received at the Of
until Tuesday. June Bird, 1919, by the
Madison Fiscal Court for the improve
ment of the Pichmond-Mt Vernon
road, No: 73 B from Kingston to Be-
rea. distance of 5.54 miles for sur
facing it to a width of IA feet with BIZ
luminous surface treatment.
This work is a State Aid project.
Specifications, instructions to bidders
and forms of proposals. secured at the
office of the County Clerk at Rich
mond, KY, and at the office. of the de-
partment of public roads, Frankfort,
KY.
A certified check payable to the coun-
ty in equal round numbers to per
cent of the bid. must accompany each
proposal The right to reject any and
all bids is reserved j. w. MAUPIN,
Rodman Wiley. Clerk Madison Co.
Com of Public Roads. 1s 20 26 27
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-26
BLACK MAY REOPEN
HARNESS. TAX SUIT

a dispatch from Frankfort yesterday
said that Governor Black and members
of the State Tax Commission are of the
opinion that the Hardness estate tax
settlement compromise should be in
vestigated. and if reports concerning
the compromise are true that a suit
should be flied 10 set aside the judge
petition to the State Tax Commission
asking that the Commission permit the
case to be reopened. is being prepared.
not familiar with the facts set out in.
the petition Chairman J. A Scott of the
Tax Commission said that the suit, if
filed, wiz be for the purpose of setting
cult Court in the Hardness case ON the
grounds of fraud.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-26
Aa.41he Daily Register Richmond Madison County Knspa,
DEEDS FILED SINCE MAY
/ IN CLERKS OFFICE


C. B. Ledford etc to Ash Ledford,
100 acres in the It'll magisterial dis
trict for s12,472.
C. S. Hahn to Samuel Burgess, 80
acres in the 9Th magisterial district
for $4,000.
]. W. Caperton's trustee to w. F.
Randolph, Sc acres in Bird magisterial
district for $4,000.
w. T.rBaker to Joe Croley, 1 acre
in 9th magisterial distict, in exchange
]. T. Jones to Richard Cobb, trus-
tee. six acres in 3rd magisterial dis
trict for $1,000.
Elizabeth Embry to Harriet Irvine,
l acre in 9Th magisterial district, for
$11.36.
A. B. Farris to Chas. Turner, 76
acres in 7th magisterial district, for
Mamie Elizabeth Craig to Best
Dozier, 2 acres in 9Th magisterial
district for S150.
Hannah Bratcher to w. J. Huff, 8
acres in 9th district for S225.
James Lewis to J. w. Covington,
acre in 5th district for $500.
E. B. Warford TO Nelson Cornell
son, 1920 acres in the 5th district,
for $19,477.5S.
N. G. Todd etc to Elias Baker, So
acres in 9Th district for $500.
Nelson Carpenter etc to Chasteen.
10 acres in 9th district for S11OO.
Cora S. Boggs to Margaret J.
dBoggs, SO agrees in 3rd district for.
Margaret S. Boggs to Cora Boggs,
66.36 acres in Bird district for $7,785.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-26

year. and that the total showed a
falling off of S418,000. compared with
last year. The question is naturally
asked why are the railroads thus
favored? The landowners have been
raised sky high and it does look like
the railroads should bear their pro-
portion of the tax burden. We know
of three men in Shelby county-two
in Shelbyville and one out in the coun-
try-who still think the new Tax
Law is good one, but with an in
justice or two like this happening the
number is liable to be reduced at
least one third Shelby News
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-26
HOOVER aFRIEND OF BELGIUM"
(By Associated. Press)

London, May 23-Some time ago
the King of the Belgiums conferred
on Herbert G. Hoover, the founder
and first president of the Commits
sion for Relief in Belgium, the title
of Friend of Belgium. To CONNER
rorate the conferring of this unique
title the Belgium Order of St. John
of Jerusalem has opened 'subscrip-
zion for the purpose of offering Mr..
Hoover an address, and also "a work
of art symbolizing the life which
this American managed to maintain