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Hobart ST., Near 10th

Three-story brick, roosm, 2 baths. hot
water heat. electric lights, hardwood
floors, instantaneous hot-water heater
front and rear porches, ~ It. front; serv-
ants toilet; storeroom in cellar; room for
garage. Immediate possession. Price,
}l3.000s
The Washington times., 1919-11-08

THE PROPERTIES LISTED BELOW ARE SELECTED
FROM RECENT HOUSES PLACED WITH US FOR SALE
Immediate Possession Some Fifteen to
Thirty Days Others
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Special Readings $1.W
sIa + Street N. W.
NINE. RUTH.

Paimist, Ciairvoysnt and Phrenoiogist, can
De consulted daily on all AFFAIRS OF life.
satisfaction guaranteed. Hours a. m 20
y. m Studio $40 sth 81. ". w. 1f'
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MRS. BOSWELL.

PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT.
Gives advice on business matters, love.
health and family Affairs; tells IL the ooe
you love 10 true or false. what part Of the
country IL luckiest to you. what to do to
De successful in life. Gives you dates and
facts, tells you what has passed in bfe.
ana what is happening, without asking q
single question She does not tell to
please. but reads just a. the hands indi-
cate; tells you the planets you were born
under. the lucky and unlucky planets:
when and whom you will marry: settles
and explains love. family trouble, marriage
divorce, health. lawsuits, speculations. tn
fact, no matter what your hope. fear or
ambition. come to this noted palmist and
md help. There 10 no use for anyone to
be unsuccessful or unhappy. No matter
what the cause. her advice removes all
trouble She guarantees satisfaction. Read
ings, &l.oe. 7le 7TH ST. N. w. g.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Columbia Road n. W.

modern home. Brick house containing
rooms. hath. hot-water heat, gas. IL you
looking for "A reasonable home see this
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Near Mass. Ave. \. W.

Located on 10th street Brown stone front
sentainins u rooms, bath, gas, furnace heat.
Double brick garage, large lot. Suitable for
exclusive rooming house. Price. s11, 800.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Twelfth Street S. E.

A good house with small cash payment OF
$50 Brick with rooms. bath, latrobe heat
gas, room for garage. Price, s4,759.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
PROF.. BELMONT

Noted Clairvoyant and Pslmist; can read
your life by the unes in your palm, whlch
are the record Of your life. Beng staa-
'uate Of two colleges of palmistry. and his
wonderful gift of second sight enAoies MIN
to lift the veil OF mystery ana reNeaI TO yoo
Gives advice on business matters, toNe
health and family affairs tens name OF
your future husband or VIE: tells " one
you love In true or false; what part OF the
country Is luckiest to you: what 10 90 70
be successful in life; removes trounles OF Al Al
the secret OF having personal influence with
your associates Prof Belmont
Psychologist of World Renown Readin9A
81 121s New York ASAAA W~nA3t oooe
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Near Park Road y. w.

Thoroughly modern house on 10th ST. Brick
containing 10 rooms. bedrooms bath, hot
water heat, gas and electricity, laundry,
room for garage. First-class condition
throughout; newly papered and painted.
Price, s. $50. Terms
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Price Sc 400

st. y. E., between Sd and 4th SITS. A
six-room, modern brick house; good lot to
alley. The owner of this property is anx-
ious to sell and you can get bargain
The neighborhood is all right. Terms
$500 cash, balance, s27 per month, to in
clude interest and principal.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Monroe Street n. W.

Near 18th street, In best repair, has Just
been papered throughout. Brick house CON
rsintns rooms. with bedrooms bath new
furnace heat. gas and electricity, laundry.
Price IS so. Terms
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Near Thomas Circle

Brick house containing 10 rooms and
= baths. hot-vster heat. gas, laundry. A
seouse that "a suitable for home. also can
<bs used for boarding house. Price, SO 500
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Irving Street n. W.

Convenient TO 18th street cars. Brick house
containing 8 rooms and baths. Steam heat
gas and electricity. Possession can be had
AT any time Price so, $50.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
FOR SAlE-H0USES

First Time Offered for Sale
In a good southeast location; two-story
and attic, cellar, metal shingles, contains
rooms bath, reception hall, modern
plumbing open ireplaces; rs feet front by
130 feet deep to 15-foot alley. This prop
erty can be bought for just what II cost to
build. Price, $3.50.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Sixteenth Street Heights

located on Kennedy street, between 18th
sEd ltth. Hollow tile, stucco house contain
Ing 10 rooms and bsths, hot-water heat.
gas and electricity large lot. room for ga
6ge. 'front.' and back perchss. Price SIC 900.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Eve Street n. E.

hne little home at very reasonable
price. Brick house with rooms bath. fur
race heat. and gas. Lot runs back to street
House now in good condition. Price 81, ,Ooo.
Terms.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Eleventh Street Near La
mont, y. w.

Brick house containing rooms. bath. steam
: h~et, gas. House Is In good condition. Con
renient TO the cars and in a good location
Price 81 500
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
"We Help You"-

l "We Help You''-Hundreds of Other High and
& Low Priced Properties.
GOLDEN RULE
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans, Investments,
: Rooms 205-6-7, Continental Trust Bldg
. 14th and II Streets n. W. Phones NJ 1640-1641
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! tcLAIRvoYANTs
Licensed 6p the District of Coism b,o
MADAME ALLEN
WORLDS GREATEST PIANIST AND

WORLDS GREATEST PALMIsT AND
CLAIRyOYANT
Guaranteed to read your entire life, past
Present and future. gives true advice on
business, love. and health. and family sf-
fairs; tells the name of your future hus-
band or wife. and what to do to be a sue
cess IN life; tells you what business 10 most
lucky for you and what part Of the world
will be more successful for you. advises
tells the one you love 10 true or false. and
causes speedy marriage with the one Of
your choice; brings the separated together; /;
makes happiness between man and wife I;
she tells you tho secrets of being happy and
successful in anything you take IN hand (;
evil influences. One visit to Madam Allen
viii repay you for disappointments In all
others: satisfaction guaranteed or no
charge
Special Readings $1.00
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Orleans Place n. E.

Brick house with rooms. bath. latrobe
heat. gas. Lot 16xs0. Price 81, coo with $500
cash.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE
CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN-S13 3 OoO-BRAND NEW.

CHEVY CHASE BARGAN-S1 3,Ooo-BRAND NEW
Colonial
TWO Connecticut eehue
CHEVY CHASE-BUNGALOW
Nine sleeping porch not
heat electricity; &lasoo
BUNGALOW, So $685., 900 CASH-So5 MONTHLY.
block
POSSESSION
BUNGALOW.
Seven r9o' bath Porch heat fireplace
s3,ooo-s5oO CASH-Sso MONTHLY
IMME
POSSESSION -
o. B. ZANTZINGER
oO3 New York ave- Main 1914.
most
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Do You Have to Move
Mondays

This house will be ready to move into on
the same day. Attractive home containing
rooms, bath. hardwood floors room FOR
garage. Coal for the winter already in the
cellar can be bought with the house. Price
So 300.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Price. $4,000
Price, $500

2o7 Eye st 8. E.-A six room modern
brick house, with colonial porch; can be
sold on very reasonable terms
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Conn. Ave, Near Woodley Rd.

Fourteen rooms. baths, hot-water heat
electric light, hardwood floors, sleepine
porches. vacuum cleaning system; beauti.
full fixtures: large lot; an exclusive neigh,
oorhood; double garage. Immediate pos
session. Price. 5000.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Furnished House

A furnished bungalow with your supply of
coal. and wood for the open fireplace already
in your cellar. large rooms and tiled
bath, hot-water heat, gas and electricity.
open fireplace, hardwood floors. In perfect
condition. only built one year. Price, fur
nished, Sll, 600; unfurnished, SO, 80
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Price $3.25O.

5th at. S. F., near G. St An eight-room
modern house. Terms, $3.50 cash, balance
&25 per month, to include interest and prin-
Cipal.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Monroe Street n. W.

:. SIX room, brick house with furnace heat
gas. In fine neixhborhood and In good con
tttton- Front and hack porches: yards from
and back. Convenient to two car lines
Price 81 $50.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08

MISS la POINTS. spirituaIist Adviser, the
late Indian psychic. 1910 Sth ST. N. w;
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Price. $3.50

$40 18th St " E-A six room bay win
dow brick; terms $3.50 cash. balance S2i
per month, to include interest and princl
pal.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
ARE YOU HAPPYf
PALMIsT
MADAME KASKO
SCIENTIFIC AsrRoLoGY

Scientific Egyptian palmist. Tell. past
present and future. Satisfaction gusran.
teed. 6l3 7th St ". W. l2s
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Holmead Place n. W.

Very attractive house in good condition.
' rooms, bath, hot-vater heat, gas and cleo
tricitys garage. Price. IS. $50. Terms.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Quincy Place n. W.

Eear lst street. Brick house Of rooms
hath. hot-vater heat, gas. Room for garage
Price IS $50 Terms
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Ontario Rd. n. w.

Three-story pressed brick, 10 rooms
bath. steam heat, electric lights, parquet
floors. built-in- china closet and hall rack;
excellent condition throughout ten tons of
coal in cellar; room for garage. Price,
S12,5
The Washington times., 1919-11-08

GARDINER & DENT, Inc,
Main 1884. TT 18th I. N. w.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08

ONE Square from Lincoln Park, business
property and well-esta blshed business
stock and nxtures; large store; seven living
rooms: garage; seliing on account Of health.
l312 BALM ~
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Rittenhouse Street \. W.

Two new houses. Detached frame house
containing rooms and bath. PipeIess fur
race heat. room for garage. Porches from
AID back Possession at once. Price IS 500
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Que Street n. W.
Furnished or Unfurnished.

= Near the corner OF I'D street. Brick house
.eontaintns rooms. bath, furnace heat gas.
? Room for garage. In best neighborhood.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
Irving ST., Near Mt. Pleasant

Three-story, colonial . rooms, 2 baths.
hot-wster heat, electric lights and gas
hardwood floors; wonderful elevation
Price. only 3s,5o0.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
b First Street n. W., near
Adams

Exceptionally good house containing
rooms bath hot-water heat. gas. Room foi
nrage. In excellent condition. Price, IS 500
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
FOR SAlE-H0USES FOR SALE-HOUSES
GOLDEN. RULE

4, THE PROPERTIES LISTED
FROM RECENT HOUSES PL
Immediate Possession
Thirty Days
Near the New Connecticut
Avenue Bridge
: Hgv houses. eight Of them. Tapestry brick
seniainius resns, . baths, hot-water heat,
sYfssss sYfs SsT f''sS Il" occupancy Price
Sixteenth Street Heights
located on Kennedy street. between 18th
Ing 10 rooms and . baths, hotwater heat.
gas and electricity. large lot. room for ga
nse. front and back pSrehss. Price sso 900.
sLamont Street n. W., Near
"a 18th Street
Beautiful semidetached stone house con-
gas and electricity. laundry, room for garage.
= Interior and exterior In perfect condition.
lcs'ocK recently sold for ses 900. Price for this
one 81, 900. with S. 900 cash.
Garfield Street n. w.
A real home west OF Connecticut avenue
Z rater heat, gas and electricity. room for ga
rage, Whole house In good condition. Price
nc with g, 900 cash
Near Mass. Ave. \. W.
Located 10th street Brown stone front
sentaining u rooms, bath, gas, furnace heat.
Double brick garage, large lot Suitable for
exclusive rooming house. Price, 81, 800
Near Thomas Circle
Brick house containing 10 rooms and
= baths, hot t-wster heat. gas. laundry. \
house that "a suitable for a home also can
<ss used for boarding house. Price, SO. 500
Irving Street n. W.
containing rooms and baths. Steam heat.
gas and electricity. Possession can be had
AT any time. Price So,75o.
Near Park Road n. w.
IL
containing 10 rooms. bedrooms. bath, hot
water heat, gas and electricity, laundry.
fsooabn, so% fSs EassSs is pnd rsseiass condition
Price, 8, $50. Terms
Monroe Street n. W.
Near 18th street. IN best repair. has just
-tsinins ) rooms. with bedrooms. bath. new
furnace heat. gas and electricity laundry
Price $50 Terms
a. Que Street n. W.
= Furnished or Unfurnished.
2 Near the corner Of I'D street Brick house
= Room for garage. In best neIghborhood.
Price, furnished. o.ooo; unfurnished, s. s59.
Holmead Place n. W.
VERY attractive house in good condition.
' rooms, bath. hot-vater heat, gas and cleo
5tr1citys garage. Price. s. s.75O. Terms
Rittenhouse Street y. W.
Two houses. Detached frame houses
containing rooms and bath. P1peIess fur
ya1d back Possession at once. Price. q. 500.
=.
b First Street n. W, near
Adams
rooms, bath hot-vster heat. gas Room for
arage- In excellent condition. Price. IS. 500.
Eighteenth Street n. W.
-.Nesr Riggs Place. Brick house containing
hat haaF In yo.>d
Condition. Possession in Is days Price,
800.
= Monroe Street \. W.
Z. stk room brick house with furnace heat.
gas. In fine neixhborhood and In good CON
ltttion. Front and hack pOrches: yards front
and back. Convenient to two car lines.
Price, 81 $50.
Eleventh Street Near La
mont, n. W.
Brick house containing . rooms bath. steam
: h~ets gas. House Is In good condition. Con-
senient 70 the cars and in a good location
Price 1850
:: Quincy Place n. W.
Nsar lst street. Brick house Of rooms.
Price 1880 Terms.
"We Help "-Hundl
:. Low Priced
GOLDEN
Real Estate, Insurance
Rooms 205-6-7, Cont
4. 1dtb onl u Stroato N w
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Eighteenth Street n. W.

: Near Riggs Place. Brick house containing
% rooms. bath, furnace heat. gas. In good
condition. Possession in Is days Price,
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
DANCING

sNANT 10 DANCEY
YOU CAN LEARN AT THE
HIGHWAY SCHOOL or DANCING
1els New York Ave. (bet. 18th and fStk).
Prof. Cain, Mrs. n. l.. Holt Miss fits-
hugh personally teaching Private lessone
any hour, 15c. Need not have appoint
ment. Phi Franklin 1854
A LIMITED number Of pupil. for ballroom
dancing. by proficient teacher. Fhops
North 3as0-W Its
GLOVER. o1s 2snd; priv. lessons any tim,.
75c' class Tuesdays and Fridsys ". HIS
xuie-u
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cko rdzove ak by zdao! ia nechc panove
ovat do rzova Rkam vsak TAX ze pfece ma tom nejsm
jak du namouya ak Sc sosavne celia vefe
most oravuje (Vyborn6! Potlesk1
Budeme-li pokracovat takove taktce. vezmeme druh
drnhu chut prac otravime cey vereny TAX re ne
bude zadny schopen neco deat ia rkam naopak Ce
ska repubk panove neepS ceste aby Sc sala ho
spodafsky neizdamesm staten cele stredn Evropy
cest6, ktera vede naprav6 Pfrozene re "a osn es
eli nedaii d6at zazraky Panove byy dny kdy sme ne
ved6 budeme miti diva anebo til dny s. Byly dny
ky byo zoufae zadno, abych zasah ma zeeznicn
trait vedouc do Terstu kyz Vfdni sede kan
ceafi pOcita vagony vlaky jedouc do Prahy nebot
jsem vede re Mich zavisi vyzva kid Praze ba ex
stence ceskeho satu Nemuzeme up hluboke
sti ktera mas dostala pres nehorsi 1skai (Souhas)
Vazeni panove chc ukoncit Vlada dovolava soucin
nos vsech obyvatestva stene denickch zemede
skych, prdmyslovych vJrobnich Vsechny spou
prac Jestze neni urcit srana potcka Wade
pena ~ oho ale to pom6ry poltcke ktere dali
en poitickou cestou vyfd ale kerch hospodafsk6
konsekvence by vdG Wade cnt molly jenom tehdy k
by daIo Wade dokaza vsupue proh hOspodafskym
zamum tech vstev ejichz muvcm oni panove domnva
il byti.
Nam pfesvedceni re nejenom pomery nase nehorsi,
nybrz ep5 ide jen to- vydrzet este nekok mesc
pfechodne DOLBY da moznos ably hospodasky sroj
ktery pres roxy sal, rozto6 uvedl pohyb Jak
mile zaGne norani pracovn chod pax jsme pocaku
We DOLBY pax druheho statu, ktery by mohl p
rovna pon6vadz name vsechny podminky hospodafk6mu
vyvoji.
Do budoucnosti nedvam cerne nbrz optimisticky,
pevne nade nam podari svobodu, kerou sme doby
hsopodasky podoziti hospodafsky upevn (HuGna dlou
h0trvac pochvala potlesk)
lTinistr fnanci dr. Horacek poiednavaje nas domaci
vpu6ce odpovda vyku re deal pro tn vypGjcku male
rekamy pravi, myl, nebot' v6rl doufa vets
hopodaskou vyspelost naseh onaroda tom zklamal
Mnistr zada strany kter6 sou oposic aby il emily jen
hcdta zajmu ce6ho naroda stau ritku prizpusobly
TAX ay tim netrp6l ceek ably nemoha vznknou rapna
b0lena otazka zda- ke statn samostat
nos ke demokratke republkanske forme zraly c
Pochvaa.)
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NAREK VIDENSK EHC
PURkNISTPA.
Zbujnela metropole mad Duna-
jem rnestena ze5raku.

Widen, %. rijna. = Widen
sky purkmistr Neuman vyslo--
vii Sc nasledovne vGci zastup-
ci Spoi. tisku nyn6jsich bed
nych pom6rech We Vidni:
my isme Sc stall absolutni
mi zebraky - m6stem Zebra
ku. Methodicke zasobovani vi
dine zastaveno bylo pred me-
sicem. Rakou5k6 zasoby obili
sotVa staCi pro Horni Rakou-
sko, kdezto ostatni cast zem6
zavisi nadobro od dovozu.
VSechny puvodni zasoby cd
Dohody jsou vycerpany a no
We kontrakty ncbyly uzavfeny.
poneVadz ie to nemoznym ma
siedkem nedos,atku dv6ru. Pi-
&c pro dobytek take doSla, tax
ze celime napro3temu ochrome
| nj dopravy We mest6.
Nase davky masa byly ne
davno stanoveny ma tri unce
pro osob una tyden, avSak ami
to na dlouho nestaci. Cerstve
mleko lie dostati pouze pro
nemluvhata a to We velmi OBJ
meZen6m mnozstvi. Zasoby
kondensovan6ho mleka Sc chV
Ii ku konci. Vejce, boby, cukr
kava a za3oby brambor jsou
vycorpany.
SatstVo bOty jsou nezna-
mymi predm6ty pro sirSi mas
sy. Cd potatku valky zasta-
ven byl dovoz lnu a bavlny a
tovarny, vyrab6iici latky pa
piru musely byt zavreny ma
.sledkem nedostatku uhli. Sat
.s-yo Y Zasob6 3touplo tficet-
lirat Y Gene.
Nasi lida isou ubytovani ia
ko dobytek. rs procenta rodin
We m6ste bydli V jedn6 nebo
We dyou sv6tnicich.
NaSe nemocnice budou mu-
seti byti zarfeny iedna po dru
he. takze mas ocekava strasli-
va lmrtnost.
Pocet nezam6stnanych kaz-
dodennc vzrusta a liz dnes iel
iisto, re b4hem n6kolika ne
del ze!eznitni doprara Y cel6
zcmi bude muset byt zastave-
ma. Velk6 poklesnuti na$i me-
ny zneHoz@uie nak0upeni SUI
royeho matcrialu cizine a o.
ziTani pr0myan. Pou1e cizii
p0jcka mas mdzo zachranit a |
ny apelujeme ma Ameriku." |
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POSETILOST kUPOVANI
PADELKU.

Chory, ienz 81 koupi lacinJ
.pad6lek chatrne jakosti, jes.
jedinym, ienz pri tom trpi skc
du. Pro vyrobce puvodniho le-
ku isou takov6 pad6lky pouzc
ddkazem, re tlastnosti jeho l.
ku jsou obecne uznavany. Tr.
nerovo L6cive Horke Vino je3,
prvotfidni lex pro zacpu, spat
ne tr3veni. bolenf hlavy a jine
zaludeCni poruchy. Pusobi spo
lehliv6 a bez ujimani. TEST Sc
iiz 30let6 oblibe. Bylo ji2 pa.
dGldno vSelikym zpUsobem; ne
podoben vyrobek, jeho jmeno
nalepky, V posledni dob6 o.
znamky a vrchni obal. Protc
musine nalehati ma to, ably ma
81 Zakaznici pFesvedcili Sc
Nzdy, zda dostavaji TrinerovC
Lecive Horke Vino a ne snad
laciny brak Sikovne zakuklene
no padelku. Trinerovy Leky
isou k do5tani V kazde lekar-
ne. - Joseph Triner Compa-
ny. 1333-43 S. Ashland Ave,
Chicago, Ill.
lConNright 1919. hv los Triner Coz
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Dram. sbor Tyl schraje pc
tracovani Diblilxa z hor, KITE
~ Sc tolik libil, pod MAVEN
DIBLlKOVA DCERUSKA "
e. N. Sini ma Broadway, " ne
dsii dne 26. Rims. Zamluvte 81
istky " cas- p. Vacka tam
tez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-25

kdo chcc Sc pobavit mezi
nasimi sportky, pride %. IL
stopadu do Narodni Sine ma
ELlTNi PIES, poradany Ces.
Sport. Riubcr1.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1919-03-21

We are headquarters for the
finest steer beef obtainable.
Give us a trial and be convinced.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1919-03-21
NJ. E. CHURCH NOTICE

Sunday school at 10. Standard
time, not your time. Morning SER
vice at II. Subject, Character build
ing. Those interested in our young
peoples welfare will kindly come.
Epworth League at $50. This is the
young peoples meeting and is there
fore full of life. You will enjoy this
meeting. Preaching at 1880. Re
member the minute men will speak. at
these meetings. They bring a live
message to us right off live wire.
The prayer and teachers meeting
will be held on Wednesday evening at
1880. This is the important meeting
Of the week and you are an important
person. This is the power house of
the plant. Put this date in your pro-
gram.
A. H. MORTON, Pastor.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1919-03-21
HIGH SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT

The first use of the new stage in the
high school auditorium will occur next
Monday night when an entertainment
will be given that will compare ia
vorably with any attraction presented
to the people of Leavenworth this
year. Miss Lillian Grue will read
Chas. Ram Kennedy's great drama
"The Terrible Meek" There will also
be a clever presentation in pantomine
of Chinese play. A piano solo by
Howard Roach and selections by the
High school glee club will complete a
splendid performance. The proceeds
will be spent for educational records
to be used in the school. Admission
so cents. Students 25 cents. Time
$3.50 p. m. inch 21*
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1919-03-21
PAYS 25 CENTS FOR APPLE

L. Fl. Spence of Bridgeport who has
just returned from an extensive trip
thru the eastern states says: zone
thing particularly was impressed upon
me everywhere, and that was the sta
bility of the future of the apple bus
mess. l enjoyed the experience of
buying apples from one of our own
orchards and also paying the sum of
25 cents apiece for the fruit. talked
with wholesalers in eastern apple
growing districts who are now hand
ling Northwestern boxed apples be-
cause the trade in their territory de-
mands them.
"a wholesaler in Virginia, right
near the apple district of that state,
sold los cars of our boxed apples dur
ing the past season. Two years ago
he handled none of our fruit. This
is true of many other dealers whose
trade is in a fruitgrowing or an ag-
ricultural district Distributors in the
eastern cities are endeavoring to con-
tract for their next falls supply and
are even attempting to establish a
schedule of prices. They want the
apples but I question the feasibility
of growers making contracts at fixed
prices so early in the season, before
the blossoms are even out on the trees.