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French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-07-24
.$1OO,OOO COLD
STORAGE PLANT
FOR THIS TOWN

A railroad siding is now being
built for the Home Ice and Oil Com
pany, q $780, GOO all-Hendersonville
corporation whose cold-storage plant
will certainly fill long felt want
here and which will go long way
towards establishing an : all-year
market for the farmers of Hender-
son county.
Thee principal stockholders of the
new corporation are:
J. o. Bell, president of the Green
River Manufacturing Company;
Brownlow Jackson, John T. Wilkins
and E. j. Rhodes. Mr.. Bell is the
president Of the new company, Mr..
Jackson is vice-president, Mr.. Will
kins is secretary-treasurer, and Mr..
Rhodes will be the general manager.
The railroad siding is being con-
structed on the company's recently
acquired property facing 500 feet on
the Southern Railroad tracks near the
depot and which is a block in depth.
While the cold-storage plant to be
built will represent one of the chief
activities of the company, it will also
operate a fifteen-ton-ice plant, and
will deal in all kinds of oils and fuel.
This branch of its business will be in
active operation this fall. The steel
oil storage tanks and other required
equipment has been ordered and, it
is said, will soon be installed. Coal,
wood and other fuels will be handled.
The cold-storage plant will be built
on the unit system, permitting it's
enlargement as the business increases.
] All food products, such as eggs, but
ter, fruits and meats, will be handled,
and the company, for its own account,
will buy and slaughter beef cattle
and hogs. A certain amount of cold
: storage space will also be rented.
For many years a cold-torage
plant for this city has been talked OF
and agitated. 1t will go very7
long way indeed towards establish
ing an all-the-year-round market TO
the farmers of this county and +
part of the state. 1t will stablizC
prices paid for many farm pre-
and will mean, it is belize
keeping of many thousanf
lars in the county now So
This part of the new g
not be ready until ne
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French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-07-24
Over Half-Million To Be Spent
In New Building Operations
g So Go 8 8 q g
.ClTY'S GREATEST SEASON BRINGS WIN TT BUILDING
PROGRAM EQLlALLED BY FEW CITIES IN THE SOUTH
8 8 q g q
A. flicker PAYS $500 FOR LOT, SELLS FOR $4,000

Partial list of new buildings to be
erected within year and estimates
of their approximate cost.
New hotel ON Fifth avenue to be
buih by Mrs. Cover, 100000.
New residences on Fifth avenue
either under construction or pro-
iceted, $5O.OOO.
New garage to be built by the
HenderSOnvilIe Automobile COM
pany. $4,000.
New home of Citizens National
Bank (nO estimate from bank
ayaiIble) 100000.
New building for First Bank and
Trust company (ne estimate from
bank aTailBle) 100000.
New Office building to be erect
ed on Fourth venue by BrOwnlOW
Jackson, $4,000.
New apartment house on Fourth
avenue to be erected by ]. o. Bell
and BrOwnlOw jackson, $4,000.
Addition to Kentucky Home,
$25, 900.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-07-24
The HUSTLER S
ALLIGATOR is
AFTER READERS

LOST-One alligator. Liberal re-
ward if returned to The Hustler
Office.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

WHITE
Aaron J. Bos-s, p, 4 Pickles, : c, and
Rossmond A LINN. 70. a Washington The
Rev q. l. Humph-ies.
Lee D. Beaslsy, 49, and Isabelle V Walden,
n. b1th Of Richmond. Va. The Rev J. II.
Jcrries.
Lcs,cr c. McwiHsms. =. and Barbara Frcnch.
70. both Of Lscsburg, Va The Rev. J. L
Briggs.
JsInes A. winkler. .. Of Brooke. Va. aud
EIvi-a NJ Mo0m. .. q Brooklyn. y. Y TIE
Re-. {. +. TaunaS
Louis + Rug-r7us. .. and Beulsh r Welsh.
2. bth Of Washington. Tie Rev r. Schmidt
james 81 Scott. s. and NctTie 5 ThurStrn.
81. both Of Richmond. Va The Rev. J. L
BnCGs.
John W. Mott. s.. Of Philadelphia. Pa. and
Eli sabstA NJ. Nedrow. Is, Of Quincy. Ill The
Rev J. H JeTries
Bert CHAPMAN. b ot L.neriI,. Tex. and
Lillian Z HuEhes. 2 OF Russell, Ky. The Rev.
H. = Downs
Harry W JeEeI. y. Of Bervvn, Nd. and
Mabel R. Suit, - q College Pan, Nd The
Re. +. J. Prettyman.
Robert Jams, 3, and Naudc Grover. u 10th
Of Pint 4 RocSs, Md. The Rev. J h BriESs.
James r Miller p Of CunverSviGe. Pa and
F1osSe Sanford, ;, Of SGnte Fe, n Mex. The
Rcv. J H. JerHe.
COLONEL.
James r Williams p. and Rosa NJ. Brown,
%, both II Philadelphia, Pa The Rev ".
h Bryks
Richard H. Cook. IS. Of Philadelphia. IA
and GccrT1a MOODY 20. q BIltinorv. Nd The
Rev q. o. Bullock.
GeurFs r, TAYLOR, 2. and Mary A Vincent.
IS. both Of Washington. ne Rev. J Richard
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DEATHS REPORTED.
WILLIE

WHITE
Edith Oitphsns % ye2rN. Columbia Hosptal.
Columbia 5. LitcIl, y, Wyo AptS. Col road
Wn- Taylor. 6, T-b-culOss HoSpitE,
James H. Wedding a PrOvide1cs Hospital.
Hcury ID. Settler. 6S Home q Aged and Iuirm
FhMP A. TriIlett 70. Garfield Hospital
Benjamin M. Miller 81 IsO4 wyo. ave NV.
Mildred Nels1n. l. I5lc { - ne
Wm- J. Murphy, e, Providence Ho~pitaI
Sister Mary Rose Mullsa. g., Violation Con
vent Conn. ave NV
Annie NJ. Henley. a. f33 y 81 sv
Wm. H CARPENTER. s.. go NJ st sw
John S. Battle q Walter Reed HosFitsL
Mary c. E7he-t, e. lSG L Capitol kt
Nellie She i,le7Jl, = CSyaAlty Hospital
Belle V. CumbTlSnd. 2 90 9th sf.
Frank BEauud e. GeorE-to%n Univ Hosr,.
Elizabeth McI'herson. mcn.. BIS X 81. ~.
Mary {. Johnson. mon, s1C2 7 81 Nv.
Francis y. NhchslONicI, IS days. lC57 y J.
ave. nv.
Infant Of Max and Ye,ta Harrison, days, 1896
9Th s. sN
COLORED
Percy \. Burto1 j.. : year 1io sih q. NV.
Susan BarneS G. - u 81. sw-
sanneI Greene S. ~ = 81 sv
Nancy Turner. 50 81 Canal - sv
Ellen =. Hamilton o 50 c 81. sp
!An.Ds Groen. 3 Casualty Hospital
ElNard Baylor. > mon le71 Vt ave nv
Infant Of James and Gertrude Wilson : mon.
Is Patterson ct ne.
Infant Of Jesie and Cordclia Goes hour,
FTcedmen's Hospital
Infant Of Edward and Rosa Brown ) das,
lOl2 5th ST ne
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Navy Yard News

II. C. Corhcrt. Of the boiler shop.
and d. W. LicvsCy. Of the boiler
shop, with his wife and mother,
have returned from a visit with
friends in Baltimore
E. Clayton. Of the gunners' work
shop. with a party OF friends, mo-
torod to his old home. Rising Sun.
Nd, for short vacation.
Arthur Stcllcr returned to the
tool shop Monday after a vacation Of
Two weeks at Newark, y. J.
Samuel Scull. shop instructor Of
the broadside mount shop. is enjoy
lns three weeks leave
Fred Wagner and Forrest Parker.
Of the torpedo tube shop. motOred
to Chaplc Point Sunday.
Capt Thomas Fsunce. Of the gun
ners' work shop. spent the weekend
on his farm at Rock Point
Quarterman R. DeVsney. Of the tool
shop, has been on two weeks leave
at Atlantic City. .
Ben c Jones. Of the miscellaneous
shop left Washington SatUrdav for a
visit 10 his parents in New zs
phia. Ohio.
John Z. Steele. OF the copT .-z.-.th
shop, is contemplating a trip % a.
lantlc City in his automobile
psUl ZisbI ard R.l,b p.,,.
tor hop, motored to HsymarE
-. ,-rdsy. returning Sunday wi r-...
families. who had been thery ..- o.
stay OF two weeks.
Miss Betty Potts, seamstreSy .fs
gunners' work shop, has retu
work, following her recent in
Samuel Turner. Of the boile -.r
has returned TO work after 81 q
from ptOmaine poison sustaine .Ir
drinking buttermilk.
Rowland Crowther, Of the too .-ul,
has completed his garage in IN .-.a
Of his homo at Sixteenth %
streets southeast
H Roberts. Pete Monaco and ff
Coleman, OF the miscellaneous
escaped severe injury last Saturday
only by the careful operating OF Cole
man when the machine skidded In
which they were returning from Bal.
timore.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
HITF

WHITE
Wm- n. ard Cecilia V. Wall. CIR.
VIM ard Rose Thsler. girl.
Tsbcrt and Mae q. 81. t7sir. girl
louis A. and Johanna l. SPECS gH
Frank r. and Anna Schsrsr. boy.
John d. and Catherine {. StuWe. girl
Iac B. and Camilla Parsons. boy.
Harry and Lillian Owens by.
Edward 7. and Isabelle Saughten, bog.
Harry A. and HsEEl MAmeT. hoy.
Michael J. and NOrsh r Leech. girl twins.
ChaS 7. and Nel ". Klcinknecht. bJy.
John 7. aud Cloey Z. Halliday, boy.
Howard II and America V, England. girl.
Hsrry B. and Man T. ESlIiS, girl.
Edward d. and Florence Aiacry. girl
COLORED.
James A and BeStrIrs Thomas. boy
Wallace and CyuUlla Snith. girl.
Daniel W. and Nintic r. River. SiII
Benjamin r and Emma L. psrker. boy.
E1ssne ". and Bertha rulie-. girl
saI1nel and Emma J. Moore. girl.
Dorsey L. and Kate Hucy. boy.
Edward q. ard TsIth +. Harrison, boy.
Henry and sarah Fairfax. girl
Willis II. and Clara L. Dundy, CIR.
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HELP WANTED-MALE-

vANTED-BOYs To CARRY HERALD
,Foures Apply COCRTNEY'S NEWS STAND.
&c ST nv juZ56J
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GOVERNMENT
| m PRINTING
AMsI OFFICE
aSSNEWS

Joseph E. Cotton. of the proof
section, is spending his vacation at
Memphis, Dallas and New Orleans.
Pressman George wsgenIander is
detailed to the postal card section.
George +. Won Osterman has been
confined to his home in Prince
Georges County for a week because
Of illness.
Makerup August PaIand has re-
turned to the hand section after a
trip TO New York and New Jersey.
George r. Proudley and Joseph T.
Williams, pressmen in charge. are
on leave.
A NJ. Baumgartner, Of the key
board room, accompanied by his
family, is visiting at his home in
Buffalo.
Edward Pitts. OF the once OF the
foreman Of presswork. il spend inc
his vacation at North Beach.
George Furmage is absent from
the library bindery on two weeks'
leave.
Mr.. and Mrs Monitor Harmon are
enjoying a months trip in their au-
tOmobiie.
c. A. Riggleman is absent from the
keyboard room on fifteen days leave
Preasmen Allen L. Bacon, Werner II.
BIdweIl. Patrick Husscy William }.
Msloney, Arthur J. Picotte and Ar
thur S. Thomas are on leave
James Gibson and family are enjoy
ing an automobile trip to Philadelphia,
Atlantic City and Wildwood.
John Adkins is absent from the for
wardinx and finishing section on q
camping trip.
Pressmsr Daniel A. Campbell is de-
tailed TO the money-order section.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the Security Savings and CONNER
;iL Bank. West Virginia corporation. is here
on Wednesday. August 6. 1919. at 10 % a m. at
the banking house, Ninth and @ streets north
west, Washington, d. @, at which meeting the
following resolution will be offered and acted
upon. ard such Other business transacted as may
be properly brought before the meeting: RE
SOLVED: That the capital stock Of the Sc
curity Savings and Commercial Bank, cotpUa-
ton under the laws Of the State Of West Yir-
sinis, and having its rrncipal once In and doing
business in the District Of Columbia, be and the
same Is hereby increased from one hundred thou
sand dollars lsoJoOo.Uol to two hundred thousand
dollars tSno 0o co., which increase Of capital stock
shall be divided into one thousand shares Of the
pr value Of hundred dollars lSlo0 0l each, and
shall be apDoFtioned TO and sold to the stock
holders Of record at the date Of the passage Of
this resolution, in proportion to their then hold
inSS at one hundred dollars (S'oo.c0l per share.
ard that the right Of stockholders to take the
sto-k allotted tD them shall not he Transferable.
and If not taken and paid for BY any stockhoider
ue stockholders within ten days from the date Of
issuance OF certificate Of approval Of such in
crease of capital stock by the secretary OF the
State Of West Virginia. then the rights Of such
stockholder TO such proportion Of said additional
stock shall cease and determine. and any shares
OF stock not taken By stockhoidcrs shall be slot-
ted b. the Board n Directors. JULIUS l.
PEYsER. President. Attest: WILLIAM r.
BAUM. Cashier. juan
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DIED.

EMMONS-On Monday, July 2s, 1873
at q. m, OLIVER A., beloved
husband Of the late Margaret J.
Emmons.
Funeral from his dsuzhter's resi-
dence, Mrs. L. Garrison, 1893 n
street northeast, apartment 8, We'd
nesday. July 30. at 10 a. m Serv-
ices at Congressional Chapel at II
a m. Friends and relatives invited
to attend.
MORRISON Tuesday, July 2e. at 3:G
p. m.8 RITA BAYNE. beloved
daughter of Andrew ]. anG Fran
els {. Morris.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
PLEASANT-Change Of funeral ar
rsngemcnt of SUSIE PLEASANT
(nee Roy from July 81 10 July 30.
1913. Israel Baptist Church. ]
o'clock, Eleventh street between
r and G streets northeast.
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PETRIFIED BODY !
FOUND IN TREE
State Department Seeks
Family of Frenchman,
Victim Of Strange Fate.

Finding the family Of a French
man who was buried alive in a
hollow tree hfty-seven years ago
and whose mummified body was
recently found by woodchoppers IN
Ottawa, Ninn.. will be the wtird
task OF Alphonse GsuIin, American
Consul General at MarseiIles, the
state Department revealed yester-
day
Madam Sussnne LaRue. who lives
IN the Province Of Bouches. Du
Phone. France. is the mother for
whom Consul General G8ulin will
search. Madam LaRue is sought
not only to inform her OF her sons
fate. but also 20 return to her s76e
which her son had the presence
OF mind to take with him and pin
70 the following note:
Cannot get out; surely must Gle.
II ever found send me and all my
money TO nv mother. Madam Su-
Same LaRue. near Tarascon, in the
Province Of Bouches. Du Phone,
France"
Was Victim of Fear.
Thi is La Rue's story:
During the Sioux Indian uprising
-. - d DoatloaC OF soldiers on the
Minnesota River discharged their
muskets many times as they steamed
up the river, carrying terror to the
( people. When Jean LaRue heard the
( hiring he seized his rife and some
o.her belongings. including about 800
3 In money and fed into the woods. He
/ must have known of the big hollow
0 tree. sought TO hide there. slipped
3 too far down, and being unable to
e's>iicate himself, perished His body.
/ preserved IN the living oak. failed TO
/ decay"
The Washington herald., 1919-07-30
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUs,
WRECKING AND BUILDING

We WRECK ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS.
A. r. TOMfSON, lSE Z St Sc.
JUS sur. wed fri-tf
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MADAM EPPY.

EGYPTIAN PALMIST.
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formation concerning love. courtship, marriage
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guaranteed; permanently located: hours, a m.
to 3 y. N
92i PA. AVE. NV,
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FOR SALE-BUNGALOW
CLAIRVOYANTS.
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Ss SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
P-hRte ParlorS Opp Ssks & Co
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MADAME ALLEN


Guarsntees to read your entire life, psst, pr...
ent and future; gives tue adVice on buA.ne~
love, heath and family Affairs; tells the name
OF your future husband or wife; and What to
do to be successful in life; one visit will pay
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she viii remove all obstacles and tell you how
to win and hold the one you desire she gives
advice oD all important affairs Of life; readings
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MADAM KASKO

-EGYPTIAN SCIENTIFIC PIANIST; TtLLs
PAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE: sArrs
FACTION GUARANTEED; HOURS, A, NJ
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DON'T HESITATE

Come early and avoid the rush.
Get these tires now. Guaranteed
for 5000 miles. Absolutely hrsts,
Nh saconds
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MADAM D'ASHNiAN

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marriage and ciEorce; tnis woman has rad
for many people in maLy countries. der
predictions are reliable. l30l q st.. caxnsr
lAb .tll..r
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DESCH -kfSSED SOLDIER WISHES PDSI-
tion as chauffeur in private family; can DO all
minor reraiIs; drcTa for Gen. Iudsou while in
service. Phoue Co. 765l. or BON G5I, Herald
oice. III7-tf
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BELMONT.

Totsd cllirToysnt and palmist. Gives advice
on buGness matters, lou. health. and family si-
fairs Tells name Of your future husband OF
wife, tei!S il one you love is true or false. What
part Of the rvuh;-y Is luckieSt to you What to
do 70 be successful in lille. lZls n. ave AZ.
Next door TO Masonic Temple. Readings, e.
ie3g
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CEALO PARKER

Are you in trouble! Save time and money BY
consulting a natural-born clairToyant that Divine
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give luck days and numbers; you will be wiser
ard happier after seeing her; satisfaction or no
charges; readings. 81. l2ll St NV: between
18th and 18th sts
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FOR RENT-Furnished House.,

iSs HOBART ST. NW.-ONE DOUBLE AND
one single room with bath between, both out
side rooms we'll ventilated; nicely furnished;
gaptIenen only: references exchanged. Phone
Columbia a5lS lu11
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DEMUEILIZED SOLDIER. 3 YEARS OF
age. with education and experience desires re
Spcusible and Fr0htabls position. BOX G5s,
Herald Office julS3t
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AUTO ACCESSORIES.

TIRE DOCTOR. j
We buy. cell and exehans- old tires. PLAZA
AUTO SUPPLY CO.. tol-tn Mssa- ave-. Phone
Franklin 6M 5o~
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Schools
And
Colleges

FIRST GRADE CIVIL SERVICE ENAMI-
nations icy clerks August and 9. Tuiuon
for entire course for the-s eIsminstiont
S. The CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL, Sc cor. I2th aud = sta pS. Frank
in gSl
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A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the Security Savings and CONNER
cial Bank, a West Virginia corpHztiCn, is here
by called BY the Bsrd Of Directors to be held
on Wednesday. August 6, 1919. at 10 20 a. m. at
the banking house, Ninth and g streets north
west, Washington d. C.. at which meeting the
following resolution will Re offered and acted
uIon, and such other business transacted az may
be properly brought before the meeting: RE-
SOLVED. That the capital stock of the Sc
cJlrty SaTinEV and Commercial Bank. CORPORA
tiun under the laws of the State Of West Nir-
giuis and having its principal Office IN and doing
business in the District of Columbia, be and the
same is hereby increased from one hundred thou
sand dollars 500 90 0ol TO two hundred thousand
dollars Cs1OO0 Ool, which increase Of csIitsl
srock shall ~ divided irto thousand shares Of
the par value Of one hundred dol,ars iSl0l0Jl
each and shall lie spportioned 70 and sold TO
the stockholders Ct record al the date OF the
IassAge Of this resolution in proportion 10 th1r
then holdings. al ore hri,dred dollars $1,000
l,er share, and that the right Of stockholders TO
take the stock Allotted 10 them shall not be
transferable and II not taken and raid for ty
any sto, khoideT or stnCkhnlde-S within ten days
from ths date Of issuance Of certificate Of aP-
p-otl Of such increase Of capital stock b the
secretary q the State Cf West Virginia, then
the rights Of s:ch sooCkhClder to such proIor-
tion Of said additional stock shall cease and
determine. and any shares q stock not taken
by s,ocknolders shall be slloitsd by the Board
Of Dire,rons. JULIUS /. PEYSER. President
Attest: WILLIAM r BAUM Cashier. !uSolt
WORKINGMEN-T Is SOMETHING To
The Washington herald., 1919-07-30

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE FED
eTsl Auto Supply Company Of the District Of
Columbia: Notice Is hereby given that a special
meeting Of tie StOckholders OF the Federal Auto
Supply Company. Of the District Of Columbia,
will be held on the 18th day Of August 1919 al
tho ot3csS Of the company, 81 Pa. ave. NV
Washington. d. c.. al I'D O'Clock p. N. Tue
object OF the meeting Is to increase the capital
stock Of said company from $500 10 s5oo1o or
such other/increase in the capital stock Of said
company may be determined at the meeting
to be held as Aforesaid. IN WITNESS WHERE
OF the directors whose names are signed hereto
have authorized this notice and said nesting
ELMER T. HUNT, President; 7. r. HICK-
MAN. Vice President; J. WELLS, Treasurer
Attest: c. T. WEBER. Secretary W3,sosB
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington ID. e. July
25. 1919 Sealed proposals will be received at
III. Office Of the SecretEry OF the Board Of Oorn-
miSsioners, Room 500 District Building. until 2
O'Clock p. m, on August 49, 1919. for recon.
structing a portion q the Canal Wall west OF
the Aqueduct bridge. Forms Of proposals, speei-
fcation and necessary information may be Oh
tanned from the Chief Clerk Of the EAsineer De-
partmert. Room AZ. District Building Washing
ION n q LOUIS BROWNLOW. W. GWYSN
GARDINER, CHARLES W. KUTz, 'Conrnis
,ioner, ID @, JUS a =, 8. .3l-aul
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD AT
Chevy Chase on 500 cash and IS month
ALLAN W. GIBSON, a7-3lS -e-oiOrado Build
inv iu27-3Ot
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PALMISTRY.
MADAME STANLEY
PALMISTRY.

Royal Gypsy palmist. reads the hand like an
open book; satisfaction guaranteed; give her a
call. lgIl H st. ne je3e0
DAT MTSTDv
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WORKINGMEN-T Is SOMETHING To
think about, the idea q buying for less in
tn s. days OF higher prices, well We butt a
fire reputation BY selling tor les and II PAYS
TO sell 2 U1J pairs pants year and make P-of-
il hit I-v. they are & mp. JCSTH'S OLD
STAND GIG Il iu30lt
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DIS
trict Of Columbia, July o. 1913. Sealed pro
pcsaLs will be received at this ONCE hoom Se
District Building, undl O'Clock p. m. August
1 1919 for minor plumbing repair work at various
prenise, during the ensuing year. Form ot pro-
posal and necessary information may be obtained
from the Chief Clerk, Engineer Department,
Room ~. District Building. LOUIS BROWN
Low. W GWYNN GARDINER, CHARLES
W kUTZ, Commissioners, D. C.
JUS ~ 9NN
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RESORTS.
WILDWOOD. v. J.

WILDWOOD. v. J..
IL NlbhJ RS - Egee dugEs frCin isoaruwaIk 1no
all the new Hmus-ueniK Roomt With r7luninf
water. American and Eurcnesn rlIn AIRS
WM, oLDSFIELD. Ownership-Nst
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HOTEL SAvoY-Beach iruut. private bath
running water CAP. 90 Auto. Ownership
MT. W. II. GERSTEL. JcbfEuWeSo
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cap. 80. OrChcstra. bklt J. ALBERT HARRIS
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The Washington herald., 1919-07-30
ROOM AND BOARD.

COLLEGE WOMEN DESIRING CONGENIAL
home; excellent food; are invited to make o.
plication to Miss UNDERWOOD. Manager A.
c. A. House. 8O6 X st. NV. During summer
transient as we'll permanent guests accom-
mOdated. uAu
The Washington herald., 1919-07-30
MADAM IGNORE

Gifted clSirToysnt and medium. can be con-
suited on all Affairs Of life. Where others fail
she succeeds Her advice is good. try her No
guess work or questions asked; what she sees and
tells comes trus. Satisfaction guaranteed Of
fee ~ llth st. NV, two doors north of Palais
Royal store. Hou-s. II N. 70 8 p NJ. jul.sOt
AIRS. MARY sHOEMAK ER, SPIRITUAL
and card reader. G3 n st.. NV North
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The Washington herald., 1919-07-30
HELP WANTEb-FEMALE.

ACTIVE WO2IEN N PRINTING OFFICE
sHAYWORTH PCB. HOUSE. CO st. NV
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