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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
ADDITIONAL A. SOCIETY.


Rev. Hanson. Of uolcn, conducted
niccs M the Baptist church hero
tse. Smith arrived Saturday from
Angeles whore he recently re-
sth htn ~diaulrtrgc after % than
q t.trs' service over suan.
NJ tieutro Whceiock who has
tu With her mother Mrs. Lula
Hhrit, who has been seriously 10
antU time, ieu Saturday for hor
Ht in California.
co. o. nray. ct M~aedaiona was
4 town "Wednesday. Mis-. bray 90.
~ TO spUri the summer In 30
fu.
no high school play Safety First".
ou 80 tue G,m thoator Tuesday
ht Neni off nicely. the young amo-
ifH ~t't'tttuE many congratulations
pru'eedH amounted 10 mxty dot
hoim % uunsum was In socorro
luduY.
'oumof POSTMASTER General D. a.
.tchcuok was u business visitor her,
|pHlHf
rtutr Superintendent of Public o..
urtiun j. "a Wagner. OF surta w..
.liNtrgd an address 20 the hirt
|huul graduates whose exercises wor.
pa 'liduv nisht az the court Lous.
pose receiving diplomas wssr iuc,
lrtuur, Elitrim Chavez. Angelina
lrfos. Florence barr, and Ham =
lnmsflh.
Mm a. st. paurhcriy spent soy.
l DAYS oI the week in Kelly on bus.
HH
Nn &C whittier aud children lcr
indHN 20 Denver inter she Will
ln i'I husband m prrutunburg. k,
Nh D. ~ Wells waH hostess 10 i
lirht.ul little party "Wednesday ui.
ruuuu us u compliment Co Mrs o.
MuIflH who htH been Visiting Mra
nsr Mra Wells guNe "a number
vocal selections witch were rrvutly
Jui 90 ht Dor hearers Those pres.
w'rn M'alHmos . f. Chase. g. ~
prfiH IS ~ UUrrirt. 49, o. Hcccc.
ltr,Is e. e. Brown. and Miss
|nflH
|Mr o. %. Morris lru Thursda, Tor
homo W rHtuay y y. after DE-
|t Win MfH Jnutra a. Chnnc.
|~lntHIrsilnl riuHIuc EXERCISES of The
ntuaf unl primary rrudes were
d FRIDAY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
Minna Tells Pc
nv MISNA mAil slMMoSs,

WY MH
Peggy Dear. = Truly leather -
Transformed when u arrives" on
IIuh nvcnuc, IN all ia gvoiutions uf
design. and very few are the novelties
one cannot nud in leather. and ~
tho master examples Of craftsman
ship
Now PrHEy. wouldn't your %faVOritr
wells Just love 10 mud themselves iu
tile softCst leather ease satin lined.
opening out flat. with four sides ready
to odd over aud fnstcn with u strap
clasp ct course the wells would ho
catemils folded under a narrow satin
strap band and The whole ease would
fould na FIAT az could be- an added
convenience when travelling Purple,
tan. or green may be tho color.
Eases i'or Dominos- Also.
on Peggy. wouldn't you and George
AVID the youngsters delight m % uftiu
set 81 domiaoos hat feels iary mucn
90 home lu d anug ilttir green iCaih'r
ranrf There you will always uud
them when not in use.
Auf pirturs frames those wonder.
nl artilnrs for the photographs OF
uur friends and fnvofltes' There are
large folding frames a. hold 90 MANI
as four photos These frames ne"
suuatt sud hnaH' % beautifully stamp
cd design IN gold. They ARE wonder
uuis attractive IN rose jas well us
green.
what would YOU think OF o. miniu
turr hat hnE. with little straps urrn1s
tine top that when open revealed nm
individual glass Witch you might care
- tu tho ends OF the earth, ali uirriN
cnHod in IL ailkon lined leather cotor-
turf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
MONTEZUMA

States. AND WE ARE GOING TODOTT.
If you want to join us, do it today. Don't
put it off, for we are selling only a small
block of stock. You may never have another
chance like this.
i warned you a month ago to get in early,
now am telling you once more-get in the
game with a Big Company. Even if you only
take ten or twenty shares, you may see them
grow to a value of thousands.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

cuHps abound
Nor are Pipe eases FOR Mr Man for
gotten. Thcy come iu % variety 81
styles IN Hoficst leather ruyly lned
with striped silk.
How beautiful is leather. Pofry
and oh. The wonderful compaetnesa
OF if Foudiv. MtNNA.
" s-And next. shall We look nf
sume Of the lovely handbags one sces
~noWudnyaF 49,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
NEW YORK FASHION LETTER
Minna Tells Peggy About Leather Knick .Knachs.

port themselves IN leather. q silver
bodkin being attached 20 the upptr
rover 81 The latter the better to mako
use OF the ribbon.
roicphunc lists wuuld not be nearly
w useful. Peggy .wpfe ~ not for She
wonderful purple leather with which
thot are hound.
VANITY Cnurr how wonderful and
how vuriCdi one uny ease which
comes in rose or Tar reveals u SPLEEN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

LITTLE Hazel was 10 accustomed ~
see nr the baby crawl around tho
room that she thought u was his nat
ural mode - travelling. pne day
when he succeeded in standing up
with the ala % 70 chair she was
much uatouiahcd, and. running 10 her
mother. exclaimed
oh mamma. rome quick Eddie is
standing on hts hind irrsfr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
Co,rf- Tor IIbrar, scis.

There are library sets iu heavy mot
ale HnmfNmss boosting sunmfiluu
handles. and always securely placed iu
the proper leather over
Irvine and ribbon boxes. TOO. dis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

Want 10 trade that muie for a
gas wagoni Try the WANT AID
way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

Although % rifi may know but little
O.. husinnHs, she always knows enough
consider sealed proposals.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

sew lNAtisa inftdgps
BOO hUHft boo ,lli water iur half
rUHI remove pipes wipe dfs
NI N,rU .lutfuE. tu securely
i.. H.uut Three hulrs BOO muu
ut remove rtrlurH. servo
t... II.tH poured around
riuiNua- hop uur ounce cot supf
HI. fnu .HUH bread crumt. ono
HN..H .iHHu with parsley.
ii.' fHN u' IsuI,r .tIt aud rnt.
nlII.tH MIA WtII aud .iu uur
HIr 'HH tu H.uI it
|sau's -dIs Ihr', IlTr, rIs, 'uut-
tu. IIIf .Iu ut uItlurI canned
.HU tNH sIlttI ONIONS two
fl sH,a IuI.t cot uH, lennon. HuU
IHHH.uI rI pared uuHf uu HuI
NH nIIUul' Ht. with f,iHpuuufuI
rufr"isI.H I..ItrI in cola vt
hub tN.uuEu nur sieve. rpbuiI.
y tiI Tablespoonful OF nnuI,
Npptl parsley
iDIif. Doe, Dsp 10 HtlpID article lf
n Iu UHUN nom r HuI I.it H, ,.u
FnlDlllF served 100 many attractive
If. IH.. ur sheep
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

in order to finance the company they are
placing a small block of stock on the mar
ket, open to public subscription at par value
One Dollar per share.
the stock is all common and non-assess-
able. Only a few shares will be sold at this
price. You can buy as few as ten shares
($l0), or you may take more and pay for
them in four equal monthly payments. Five
percent discount allowed on all cash pay
ments.
we are acquiring more acreage every
month. 1t is the aim of the management to
make the Montezuma Petroleum Co. one of
the largest Independent development and
producing Oil Companies in the United
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

A. school pupil of mInU. WhuH" HIIu1.
other HIFv lIH $40 % hia uItHdI,
b. customary bank book boo which
e. , HI,r mIi, ihc entry 30, cash
"N day cor 900 later BIIly saw II.
uuiuuth,r aud, m thanking h,r
was awful surprised whom YOU
.uso mo so much lone and the man
II tho bank WIS tuu, 'ruUHp bee wrote
b ut book. "lIy gosh. $40
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

did mirror Inside the top while tho
lower part shows u luur rruut -nI
np rouge stick and twu TINY rirUlHH
Tor powder Hnd rouge N closes with
o. snap and nta inside an ordinary
purso There i. tuu a. larger tnntn
case. also we'll mIrrurCd. which huldf
ouuugh beauty aids tu take care OF
miiIdN'H needs Tor IL long while.
Variety ~ LEATHER NoNcltic~.
Jewel mud glove eases. perfume
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

the wealth of Montezuma is traditional.
it is part of the history of our western
world.
it was embodied in "ingots of gold, bars
of silver, pieces of eight, and precious
jewels
the history of the ancient lncas shows that
even they knew OF tine existence of vast de
posts of petroleum-crude petroleum.
the same commodity that plays such an
important part in our commercial activity
of today.
the Montezuma Petroleum Company was
founded by a group of local men-citizens
of Albuquerque-to develop the Oil Re
sources of New Mexico.
The 'Montezuma Messenger" ia a monthly publication isv
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

Dyspepsia is Americas curse. TO
digestion, normal weight
FOOD health ana purify the blood. use
lurdock Blood Bltters. Sold at all
lrug atotcs Price. sl25.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

Jewel nnd glow cosoH pcrnmo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-18
Private Tax Advisers "a
Declared Unnecessary

CHICAGO April 17.-Private tax adj
y,scrs need not be consulted TO the cx-
tcnt they were patronizcd before the last
general filing Of tax returns. said 1nteE
nal Revenue Commissioner Roper. in al
address here tonight. before the Manu-
fncturcrs' Cost Association. Taxpayers
should understand, he explained. thai
they rar feel free 10 give full informa-
ton concerning their business AFFAIR."
To revenue authorities with the under
standing that if they should orcrstata
their taxable income or orcrpay the as
scssmrnts. refunds will be made.
The internal revenue service has
became so important to the American
rublic." said Mr. Roper. that we must
az carly as possible SO organize the field
work MS 10 bring the servic" closer ia
The pubic This can bc done through
the establishment OF smaller units aftei
the general fashion Of the postal service
through It's poS.officc.
"Onc saIu;ary effect Of the income tai
law is That moro car" is going to Do
taken To establish and keep accounts
ou n scientific basis. We arc seeking
therefore, to aid tn" great body OF tax
ia ycrs in developing proper systems OF
accounts and in complying with the pro:
visions of the law" /.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-18
mpcAGo LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. April 17.--El"Gs. receipt $
$4,000; market closed %5c below y"Si"r-
DAYS high time. EcStimat"d t"-m"rrnw
$1,000. Bulk of sales $@h.%uTI 2n1j:
heavy weight s2o.50m 900. Medium
weight 520.35 1ro0.50: light weight $l9.7H
@26.40; light light slS.7im 2".l5: S"ws
SlR.5om 5000: pigs slI.50W 1915.
Cattle, receipts 8,oh0: beet steers and
butcher stock l5c 10 CSC higher: hest
fat bulls strong: others steady: calves
and feeders steady. Estimated ,"-m"r-
row 3,O0n. Heavy h""f steers Sll.I"dr
o0. 90. light beef steers &1n.25 II 1850;
butcher cows and h"if"rS SIS !i.Gi:
Gamers and cutters S6.l5"i lp"H: veal
calves $4,000 1875; Stork"rs and feed
crs $3.50 l5.on.
Sheep, receipts 1000: lambs s;"ady
15c to CSC higher; sheep steady, q small
lot Of native spring lambs brought
$1,000. q now high pric" record. EST
mated tomorrow S.nnn. Lambs 81
pounds ur less SiS.ohHi 1919; 10 pounds:
or bettnr sl7.75m 1915; cults $4,000
1915. Ewes medium and gnnd Sl2.0pT
1880; culls and common 46.9oG 1890.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-18
IN
STOCK MARKET

SDw YORK, April 17.-Wtth no.'-
d.y impending and preparations toS ~ ~
I.Serty Loan absorbing the a'eeh'lo'' ~
the Banking houses tho hesttanc '"'i.
tos.ys stock market was acce''t'o d.
matter Of course. 80, .,,,;,,
p,,.,ne.s was relatively dull. 1alns
<,r below yesterdays h1Sn PiI."'
thcrr vas a marked absence Oh tnt
mr. pressure which treoaelo4s 80
occasiuned no surprise '"o''' 80
prevailing uncertainties.
Natnre considering Of the s7t'sn pr
-,i.r,s address. emphasizing 'N'StI'.t
o-rils in the peace SITUATION
>,ert erday,s enthusiastic recession 10.
SWELL but seemed TO exert 10 's@'
t;nct influence u1arkct-TiSe.
r-,dinr differed from that OF recent
-asetons IN that motors and OILS Fett9
cd a lack of professional >ntereS"
thon Oh there were exceptions IN I'c a.
ter rroup as indicated by the s'ee'-s ''' -
Sinclair and Pierce. ,,. ,ot-
Steels and affiliated lnduSer1Sls ~ ~
ably Harvester. Steel Fou"osE 60
o1ado Fuel were strong ana Sn'pp.te.
~Tonp led the entire market aitnoeeu
d -, ;ndIffercr,tly maintained.
100 and chemical shares found re-
- ravor. United States Food Fro-
ducts formerly Disa'lers) aoV@nS!"s
aI-,ost five points with one 20 tnfEe
aia+ ,ains in Cotton OIL. ArneFiCa1i
81 sugar and Wilson COMPANY:
TsethSrs and secondary Metal issues
-osn aporeciably but copp"rs were us
less or inclined to nearine$S on reput -
~ another cut BY large selIir1s az go
Changes in rails were IN
mostly nominal. SafeS
s1.ooo.ooe shares. .,, d,nes-
49, atiffcned. internatlonals also
trnnroyinr, total sales tpar valued ae-
, r-.Sa,inr s13.25o. 900. Old United stat ss
cannon Tours ro$e \ percent on safes
Others uuchan gcd-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-18
LOGAN 4 RRYANS CLOSING STOCK
LETTER.

NEW YORK. April ia f"w special
Tics were higher but in other directions
tho course OF prices was rather i7r"eu-
lar and not clearly defined.
The remarkS.At Mr.. Hines touching on
railroad matters was VOL received IN
the street. hut had II" influence on IN"
rail department shares. The unSatiS-
factory first quarter earnings statement
" tho Republic Steel Co.. inspired n
moderate amount Of pressure on the
stool group and 1t was ais" very CYL:
dent In many portions "f the induSirial
share list. liquidation was on the IN
crease.
Prices Of the various industrial shares
snrm to have reached level whrr"
public buying Is being conducted moro
cautiously and irasmuch as stocks have
been sold quito freely. by substantial IN
tcrests lately. II seems only reasonable
10 expect that any. further cont radtctIon
in the outside buying power Will be fol-
lowed by dropping tendencies even
thNEh some specialtfes issues may
trrnd-in a contrary direction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-18
aurrER, EGGS, cREEsE.

NEW YORK. April II.--Ruttcr, firm
creamery higher than extras Is 81 t3c;
extras TO- srnrr) SSi=c; ftrSts 81 e" 6hc;
hacking stock current mako No. ,. ~ x
Eggs. firm: fresh gathered extras 4b Y
q sac
IL SIC: fresh gathered northern section
firsts ~. r43l :r: do southern ~ a s"r;
state. Pennsylvania and nearby hennrry
whites. nrdnary Ia prime 4hh soc: 40
brown 46m47r: do gathered browns and
mixed rnlors. 4"f +6r.
Cheese steady; stat" whole milk flats
current make specials 3"G 33Nc; do
average run 81 = n 3@"tc.
Flour firm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-18
SUGAR-

NEW YORK.April l7.-Thr raw sugar
market was quiclcr and no fresh huSi-
moss was reportcd. Prices arc unchanged
at 7.28c for centrifugal 10 tho rcfin"r.
In refined. business was again of fair
proportion and it was said that exports
Of refined will continue liberal from
now on. unless intcrfcrcd with ny The
local harbor strike. II was reported
that the Royal commission would take
5000 tons OF refined tn be- exported
during the year and that tn" n"urra!
countris woucid take upwards vi Ian
O00tons Prices were unchanged at >
cents for fine Sranulat"d.
The sugar market will b" closed on
Good Friday and the following Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-18
PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

pITTSBI'RGH. April lI.-Castls.
steady: supply light; prime !le.?5V
l1.n0.
Sheen steady supply light: prime
wethcrs sla.OOrl 1900: culls and COM
mon $1,000 coo: lambs sl0O08l6,50;
veal Gales SlT.00TlT.5o.
Eors. steady; receipts 10 double decks
primc heavics and heavy workers. 320.H
so.S5; light workers. $4,000 @ 90: IS; paet
si9,5QG19.T; roughs $17.0o9lsA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-18
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TnLt;pO. O.. April IL lovcrsrrd'
urImr cash $4,000; April $3.50 pc'o-
hrr $lI.h" o,
NsIkr. prm" cash $500.
Timnihy. primc cash old s5.i@'-; ne"
IL rs; May $50: September $3.50: Octo-
hcr S5.i5.
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Cash quotations:
1 rc,lou-. sI.5Tn l.5Sic: No. 5 yellow
si.5sG Isl.
Oats-So. white. 6SS g 6S% c.
standard. 6sE a 'oc-
Pork-Norinal.
Iard-s30.10.
Ribs-;27. 5n@ $3.50.
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i,sss~.ss.s STOCKS AND BONDS xaz@saessas*s'n'r+-
N. ], STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, W. Va, April H. ~.
FURNISHED The lntelligcncer oy -. e.
Siocx exchange. National Bank Buld'
;nK, Wneeiing, w. Va. Louis +. Brand
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WHEELING. W. VA. April II. -.
FURNISHED The Intelligcncer by A. =.
H,sten & Co. members OF the New l0ES
stock Exchange; NaliohaI bao@ oNt'0
ing. Wheeling, W. Va.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stoch

WHEEL ING. ". Va. April II. Is
FURNISHED The IntelliEencer by A: 8
Mas;en & Co.. members Of the new i0rh
Stock Exchange: National oaiA 0e'
irp Wheeling w. Va
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ontside Motor stocks.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. April i. 19-
Furnished The 1ntel!iseneer by s,on
Hastcn & Co. members OF me S S,sId.
stock Exchange. Ealionaa BANK
- wheeling w. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-18

Total sales 100000 shares.
(D-RcE. quar-: div. Sl.eN. rayabi"
May 80.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. April IT,. 10
Furnished The 1ntelligencer by A. =
nasten & Co.. members or the Frts0uIinn
Stock Exchange. Natonal oa''N
;nk. Wheeling. ". Va ---
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. April l., 10.
Daily quotation list wheeling Stock
Exchange. complied Tor the In1cHigeh-
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. ". W. April H. -.
-s;sh.d Tho 1ntelligeneer by 4; r
uasten & Co. members OF ths ~ suild.
s,ocs Exchange. National SdnN
W Va
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Curb Mining Stocks.
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK April l7.-Cottnn gnoos
today were firm and active arms were
,;rmcr. Silk trade showed steady I'M
proyemcnt. Underwear buyers oroefeo
more spot goods.
PETHoLBUM-
OH. CITY. Pa. April 1T.-credit pa
onccs a: runs 1851; average i8.P7o
Shipments @?.s06: average 4T'ol1-
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t6)-rransfcr books close April Il FOR
a regular l per cent and an extra per
cent. payable May L
U)-Transfcr books close April 2l.
for q regular ) per cent cash dividend.
payable May !.
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GAIN IN
CORN MARKET

CHICAGO. April 1I.-Er"ning up for
tho holiday tomorrow put I'll" hears at
a disadvantage today IN. the corn mar
ke,. Closing prices were unsteady. huS
&c 70 &c nc, higher. with May sl.59
and July. sl.5o& to sl"5.%.. Oats gained
&c to SsGs.c. The outcome IN prov,-
sions ranged from soc decline to lUc ao-
vance,
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Stocks 1880.
The Washington times., 1919-06-28

9Th ST. n. w, 6OS1z-Two second floor
central; gentlemen only
The Washington times., 1919-06-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

THE splendid new beach resort, five min
utes from Annapolis. offers splendid
chance for shore dinner, restaurant and
photo privileges. Come see or write ] W
WATSON, Annapolis. Md. 20
SEVENTEEN rooms completely furnished:
business 1925 month clears SIPS; sell
business cheap. 223 First ST. ~. f.. 29'
FOR SALE-CAfe equipment in apartment
house northwest section, including Ia
bles. chairs. silver. dishes. refrigerator; or
will consider selling business. Phone North
1867. between 4 and p IS
MILLION account of iII-health will offer
at private sale my water-power hour
meal and feed MILL located near Gathers
burg. Md; price very reasonable. JAMES
X. WALKER. Gaithersburg. Nd Phone
Gaithersburg 3s-R.
FOR SALE-FOr Wide-aWake people an
excellent stocked grocery, meat, pro-
vision, confectionery, etc, stand sold on
account Of iii health. 1904 and 1906 B st.
N, z. 80
The Washington times., 1919-06-28
HELP WANTED-MALE
THREE automobile repair

HUI ONO O-INo1 81 . -
good men. L. P. HOW & CO.,
Is Hanover st. n. w. 28*
The Washington times., 1919-06-28
WE'LL GIVE CASH FOR YOUR

HAVE YOU 2ND HAND FURNITUREP
We have the price you ask-lsTs get to-
Eether
The Washington times., 1919-06-28

o ST. n. W., I227-SingIe and doub
rooms. next bath: suitab Bile for coIiple
The Washington times., 1919-06-28
WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

girls sc camp al BOX ASS. Times office. 2s'
Main 1870, Br. 500, or Box So. Times
office so
The Washington times., 1919-06-28

o ST. N. W, 2O31-SECOND-
STORY LARGE FRONT ROOM,
SUITABLE FOR TWO OR THREE.
HANDSOMELY URNISHED D,
MAHOGANY. FOUR WINDOWS,
ONE BAY, NEWLY PAPERED
AND PAINTED. ALL MODERN
CONVENIENCES, BATH, PHONE,
ICE WATER. CONVENIENT TO
ALL DEPARTMENTS; BOTH CAR
LINES. RIVATE HON
ADULTS. REFERENCES. 8
EUCLID ST. \. W.. I8O5-LarEe front
room, windows, reasonable rent for
or 2 20
9th ST. \. W., 1SO6-Furnished back par
lor bedroom, first floor; rent reasonable.
29S
Q ST. y. W., 3O-SmaII room, suitable for
one person; SO month. %
MASS. AVE. n. w, I3OO-RoOm In modern
front apart. for ladies': can be seen
after p. m
18th ST. \. W.. 627-COr. of G ST.. nicely
furnished sleeping rooms. Franklin 57l6.
AZ & MISSOURI (33T-One and tWo-room
Ink. apartments; rooms 81 week. 29'
5th ST. n. W., S25-2 rooms, furnished for
Ink; I'd floor next bath 2s'
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FOR RENT-Ro0MS
FURNISHED.

18th ST. y. w, I7S9-IArge airy room
next bath, suitable for two gentlemen;
desirable neighborhOod; car accessible;
walking distance departments. Phone
North 1858 %
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LOST AND FOUND

DOG-EnEIish bull; gray and brown; an
swers to the name Of Lady. strayed from
Fort Myer. Finder please return TO Lieut.
H B. Stewart, 18th Cavalry, Fort hyer.
Liberal reward. ~
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AUTO MECHANICS-Only first class men
need apply. I41S North Capitol 81.
North 5T75. 20
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FURNISHED front room; terms reason
soIe: gentlemen only. Phone North
olbb-". 2gs
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W ST. n. W., 6S-CoZy, comfortable room
in private family; convenient to cars;
respectable community; meals near by;
reasonable. 29s
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FOR RERT-R00MS
UNFINISHED.

18th ST. 5. e, 24o-Two Echt, secooi
floor front rooms. J. H. T.. SIS re- no
NO other rOomsrs- Call after Z p m.
90
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THE LEON HOTEL,

1222 Penna. Ave. n. W.
A high-clasS little hotel. under experienced
management. Sanitary rooms, 81 to So
per day; IS to S12 per week. Also double
rooms. $3.50 per week each person. Elec-
trio light, telephone. shower baths, tub
baths. valet service, hot water; also ice
water.
Strictly Stag. Open All Night.
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EUCLID ST. N. W, 12O8-
Nicely furnished room on
second floor; southern expos
ure; next bath; electricity;
one or two gentlemen; $50.
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MERIDIAN PL- n. W., 1367-Newly fur
nished room in refined home; suita BILE for
one or two ladies or married couple; bath;
electricity. SIS. %
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PRESSER-First-cIass, wanted. Call at
once. s GOLDMAN, 6sl2 4th St N. W.
Takoma Park.
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G ST. n. e, 632-Furnished room, suitable
for two in private family. 80"
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9Th ST. \. Z, 430-NIce large cool front
room, near Capitol, S25. 80"
r. 1. AVE. n. W., I529-DOubIe and single
rooms, cool, with many windows; all
modern cOnveniences; suitable for gentle
men in office. 800
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FOR RENT-R0OMS
FURNISHED

II ST. n. W. 1s24-Second floor, well fur
nIsned roOm' suitable for one or two
persons. 20