davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1919-11-26
HOLD SMITH AS WITNESS

Harry Smith, Negro, was held in 500
bail by Deputy Judge Finger In NUM-
cipal Court yesterday as a witness
in the case Of Samuel Lee. Negro, who
is being held on a charge OF the murder
Of Robert Lyons, Negro, whose body
was found several days ago in the
marshes at the foot OF East Fourteenth
efrpof
Evening journal., 1919-11-26
CmnIsTAIAs sAIE

Mizpah Bible Glass, OF McCabC
Memorial Church. is arranging a Christ
mas sale on December 3, q, and 6 in
the store under Eden Han. No. 206 Della.
ware avenue. Fancy articles Will b,
offered.
Evening journal., 1919-11-26
THEY'RE HARD ON ,EI AT HAWAI-

HONOLULU, Nov 25.-OkOlahaO Is
"moonshne" in Hawaii. so when Kui-
pensing It. the judge fined him 500 and
costs.
Evening journal., 1919-11-26
~. IIKF's eHIRCH BAIAAR

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of St. Luke's
p. Z. Church will hold bazaar at the
church during the week OF December 4.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-16

Ncg 1r~ Er1re sro.-sC-s ard vuU -.
rrcrs en90yuaeng o9r pf everv7hins
WHEN v0G~ blood J.. In good c0ndiEaou
Impurities IN ehe blood hare a rsry
depressing effect On the syStena ezH-
lrE weakness. Eaxia-Ss. NERVOUSNESS.
ard SICKNESS
GROVES TASTElEsS Grill TONIC
rssrcrss Energy ana Vitality ~ Par
tyiag ard ElrsebiBg the Blood w-Aen
xUu teel lsS Strengthening irw5gurat
L1S effect. SO how lr 5ran@s color ga
Gne cheeks and how 70 IMPROVES the
appetite. ycg wtll gher Appreciate ig-
trr8e rcuse vaI-r
GROVES Tas-ELEss cssu TONIC
Is 10- a Eatsnc medicine. il IS ssnactv
IRON ant 2TINTNE suspended in
Syrnr 50 pleasant svaz children like
a. The blood aee-3s Qajzine co Purify
III and IRON 60 EUr "a "a. These ~
Ef2hie tcnfs properties R@rI- f8Fi to
drive cgr irBr1rfrisS 10 the bSo.c.5
TIE Sire myth Creating powsr es
GROVES TASTEL ESS CAaE TONIC
ha made tr the t4vrr1te r0ric IN tAgu-
Sands ot s0Hzss More than Thirty
tSv.s rsars ago folks wu-Il ride a bcnw
distance to rer GROVES TASTEE.ESS
CsEM TONIC ~han a member OF th@fT
.a1nIlv naa Malaria CT oeeIes BODY
strength EtwanE tursc. Tie
soruaEEA = i1Sr the same TO-DAY. and
yug can gst il trun aEv drug Store.
ft.c ger bottle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-16

flexihihS 20 p<rmi' an Alnos, IA
credible expanslou under excep
Itionallv difficult cirrumsfAncrs
Rui that va. oar onig point 81
sup~rvrity. Governmental r~gu'
lsfion ia ether coan'rir, NAV haNs
failed - accomplish remarkably
r~,ul's b. bringing comforf . ihr
.people. hu; the Tendency Il prizes
% make = runaway va Dot uiorr
marked anywhcrr than Ia the
!. United States Ia every country
efforts wrre msde from time -
.ine % time % force pr.ce wotiii-
|cziions without suocess. rxcepi "a
England. where the Government
assumed the loss between a high
.huyins rate IN pro.luciug NATIONS
AMI raoderate charge 10 the
consumers. That va, the one *
c,p,ion.
The French Government sssum-
si complete ceutrol VI all foads
and effected some benefi; ~ the
clc,s u hos,.i.tie,, On; not enough
"a give actual relief. Profitserlng
in foo.l> produced serious disori-
~. ihrOughou, Italy wi'a the
astounding rs>Gl; that prices have
nsen reduced ~ per cent. Now
that the revol, kas acquired mo-
ucutrm il i sweeping over the
,cuntry in defiance ~ police
power and the masses are lo-c;ins
.torc>. shops and >torsge places
The sudden drop in prices : =
ienisl ot the claim that prices
.euli no; he softeRci. and ltaly's
may h warning 70
.,hcr food profi;cers IN EUrUpe
har il i far morc profitable 70
.r,ler i fair reduction Ia exee>-
i've prices than 20 have the price
eheiule entirely abolished. a. IL
taiian eities. i, i sorry COM
aent that protIteerins : checked /
MS in one country and then BY
evOli and cOnfIsra;icn BY fore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-16
RUSSIAN ENJOYS
DEMAND THEIR
F fUll R|CH 7 5.
DELEGATES ~ PARIS rAkE
POSITION TmAr PNt,>E<u
M u ~ BOll>llENlkI ~
ONLY rEWlOR Any


Pxrss. gee is-TAs so-call.a Ras-
san Foili.oal eeafer~nes r~.rrs~niet
B. rzrls - rTtnre Isofi. n Ssaonoli
.ores. Elnis,er q for~asn AFFAIR." n
NAkakoff toruer si1ts cvsnsii 4nd
Y TcAaisousy. formcrly coan%cs~d
s.,A ts~ Rsssisa esearmeas =
lsst.ce. eAs sea to tA~ s<ae~ eozfsr-
ezse reAsflve 60 tAe As,gr1s fr,afs a
a.essorar11a ~aicA I aass Ae~n y=r-
nistet q exA@ias IT, R1ssAn res-
rvss=failsss tske q ior graaf~d 'hsi
o.olsesvism = a mere --sarlgf.c1 -
roscr. la Rassa ~sa aklmsgsiy
regxls a satisfactory rcserua-nJ 49,
ghat 8 al lAeo - enfai . 10 'Ae
sxnss treafaens a. ~ o,hsr aiAs1
ss1tes.
Tk~y scoortingsy dezzan1 tAe in-
seslioc tE thr A.slr,4n pace trs4gy
- a sp-cal ceca1tio1 srsrrirr 90
R,ssa sAe same rssAis and privslo<ss
a. are given osher allied Aat 1sscri-
ate Po~srs. sarticalsriy rcsart.rE
rssts,r;ions Aat reparstcns TAey'
ter1nt e~1ai represtrtattCr % AT
supervisory commissions Are n Rus
s.x's ,snne ,hey reserve the rSAt 10
ao.its Austria ~aich % tAs 0,iaicral +
treaties as3 sndsrzrt|n made
Ps.or % the Russian revo'usio1 Nt-
s~e~c Austria and Russia rhsy lnte-t
sAal rNus&in n force us as 90 the
allies Tasy ~Anr the following ar
gscie Inserted
An monetary inssraEe1is. specie.
stccxs. ae<ctl&hle instruments Or pro
cucts ~hsch Austria -Hun<sry rscclv-
I'd " tee sIecutso1 ~ TIE R,esy Lit
oEss treaty or oolgsenez,sry 2ccor3s
srt cozvsasicrs shah b restored %
RsssiE as scon as possible and ~iii -
taken IN cAErEe temporary BY the
allies OF RGssia's Sccogcg
Thsr demand the caacsi'1t.o "a q al
deals xhsch have taksn place bes~esn
the RzstrfRr -zrsOoals and the ool-
shsvsxL Fsnsily thsy waar all Aus
-riAa corcessicns and srgsrcrises n
Russia ic b. taken BY lh~ Austrian
.rat@ and transferred 10 tae rcpara-
hons commission 10 b. A.a.s or REs-
sla' ac,rc07t and credited 70 Austria
Agstn~r tie RzssiGr repu2tion de-
nants
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-16
HENRY FORD ON
WITNESS STAND
Tenth Week OF Trial Opens With
Manufacturer as lQist Wit
ness: edsel Ford q Good
Witness

MI. Clemens. Mec-- lgly iS-Tks
an week os The Forc Triozae libel
ass op~ned Moa6av morning TIE
l@iss witness. Henry rorv. was called
70 'h- sgand gsre = the sssssor- Al.
cough the plsirsi- in the case NJ
FCEt appeared in response TO a Trfe.
wEs s1ego-rs Tee direct eranina-
! ,icr oesan risn the FsAdinx cs Tvis
aae editorials = praise 0s Henry
soga
Editorial GE9ega1ees. pgGAsAng NJ
Fosv's gvC1ssAsring plans AID his
Grsa1mezt cs xorS-en we're read 10
Vhs witness. Following shis. Trierre
counsel rcSs W statements credited
70 Ford On peace EE4 var
During part Of rhe re2eanr sae
anrzse UerwFrss1. Il sro1lc scsaw Ezaxe
sasf sl1rs o4E cs warfare IL I so De
s5rea. but w0-Ed gEsfsg 10 die
TG4p@r. On kaArl1r tins seasEn-ens
again shock Els head L. frIg agree
as1E M Ford tcck ghe ritres.
CHAIR EaEs 10 The session ara rrues OF
sis tsae vas spers ~ Tgfe-aEe ccau-
81 IA reading articles HE wal COG
.12e ais testimony Eoalcgrov.
EGsea Ford. son cs rae pSaSrsE- IN
the case was recalled 10 sh. ssx-f
during tie cay Tae ycGnz uan wso
AZ = Years cs ase il president cf rhs
Ford Motor Company and vho o-ls
a sew dzys ago executed one of -ne
greatest fazncizl deals Ia wears wasr
ae pgrvaased the holdings cs the nj
rcr1ty szockholde-s IN tue biz -sosor
co1rerr. tas eeea nEcex close scrut-
rs q gae cawgt Fco--
Tee ordeal rhicn he fAe>. vas rck
Al easy one bet he bore /! easily.
sInief1Eny an impressive srowE-cxe
e ne business OF The mammoth coz
cern rhirh he heads The witness
~xs G1sszSraei closely Concerning
he war work whAca the Ford Motor I
Company did for the government and 1
vas asked tos n1eh prc.r there vxs
ic< the ccacsrn &C the jobs
This line OF qzestbcnznx did rot
ssFlg rgch aid 70 the Triezrs ez4se
irc- vas tsTelor<d that for
7czshs Govs-ansrt sxperts have h
s-sc gong over the Fo-d locks co
'srzess o. HscFy Fs-a 10 dsternFne
zss rhaE part OF she pr1ce pad for
Tzr work rsprsssase,t profits IN o.
.e- that asa F@r csat the Ford fxna-
y share Is TO es tzrret hack The
r1ness tssfrzed that - vczsd rcs
AXE one c>et for vzr work done for !.
he zDseran-at and The tssurozy
'eat to ssov that lie : keeping rhxr
ledge
Easel For1 rssti8sst further that shs
'crt Company bad eeea able 10 take
II coz7ssts = coztract for -ess sss
tesl helzers- GoFerrr>zs awarded
,. csuEr.er AZ sreso a c.11sz- per-
aiztizx sroet Of 10 p>r ceat- ne
ord CoEp&zs lzr1ea te<z oct Eor
1.sf Hesry Fore VII cocticue, %
ne s-zzt for Al least s,osher 2zy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-16

claims of military character and
|she history wkieh followed thea
Statements of ths, general nature
have been heard a. the besinnlng
ot every var, greAf and snail, IN
eludlng the atiemps of the I-on-
derOus PrlsslAn military organi.
Sation. hegun in 1914. 10 blast u,
way 70 Paris in ~ dsss
Snowy-hAired veterans II the
American war between the State.
remember that ihree won'hs was
the limit of time the Government
considered necessary 70 thresh
the confederaey inio submissive
Obedience and bring the vleioFleas
Dnion soldiers home. Tie flF,f
sall for volunteers b. Pr~>iden,
Lincoln Was for loo day. ~Aleh
MAS allowing 10 days for the
triumphant march following the
destruction of the "Feh> he
fore the loo days had gone, ne
gresiden, lad hurrie'ily issued
another call for volunteers, noi
FOR 5000 this tlnie, bui Tor
10000 70 serve for ihree YEAR
or during ne wa" MAJOR IA
Guarlis i ~ doubt familiar with
the fac. tha, four year were re-
.aairrd % complete The JOB which
VA. - have been finished m three
months
Conquer.ng Mexise : noi an
experimcnt for 10000 mea-<ven
that number ~ AmericAns-
whether Ted hy General Wood o.
whoever Fighting through and
over a mountainous country |
: against an enemy u approximate
lv 100000. Determined - resist
invasion would tax the cApaciiy
~ 1000 of the world : picked
soldiers Tel By commanters
>ehooled Ia every rescurae ~
tactics and supported by q pow 1
srsul communication which would
h. imprcguahle sgainss In,erEup-
ton Tor a DAY. II the time ARRIVES
when another American army
marches into Mexico the exPsdi-
ton will not be IL the care 81
.00a0 men. whatever may oe
Congressman La Gusrdls : con- /
iidsnee in the genius OF Gsn
.eOnard Wood. ConluerIng the
errirory and population Of Al
mails Nation l. seldom the easy
ask il seems before the work BE-
ms. History l. filled with the ?
p sgretfUl seluels 10 enterprises
gun on overeOnfiieni assump-
ion. such - that enunciatei BY Il
be- New York Congressman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-16
LIES. AND NOT VERY
GOOD ONES AT THAT

Reports sfar Americans were in
v-ssfag itaI n German industries
we're doubtless g1ve fsbrSczGs0Es
German 51sinezs sr6aF is very IN
ceE1aia egs-tIgy. the Ger1za assirE1e
t7~zrr rhe vlcsorS ssIE nc uacer-
tain- There are plsnsv cs openings
Tor American capital in America Aad
oar capitalists -sre Rcs fools All
sainS~ caasitsred. the tales NAV he
gEg down as the WCrx OF correspond :
eats c0zgesrz with the Amsterdam
and co1enhss@n bars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-16
HITTING THE PRICE LIST

The food problem N helIigerent
countries has been one OF the most
vexa,I0as for the governments ami
and results at official
beast satisfactory. with
perhaps one exception That wss
lla the United States. where pro
dnc-I0n n least DISPLAYED enough
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-16
A PULL TINE JOB

The c0nfldent assertion Of Com
gresham La Guards. erIticising
the Mexican policy. that Gen
Leonard Wood SAWS he can take
1000 men, 80 through Mexico,
clean II up and restore order.
takes ON ZONES 0f the botnbesrle
when placed alongside other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-16

-FSirn rates. like leather. are sdvzuc
ing 1t Is likely Focai ho1ses will
s0oa make a00ch@- advance in al :
Essi1rz
The Highland showed crucks in rSa!
form. Tuesday
Frsst Stone has Doug rsirAazss.
ssEs~n idol oasten n scro5stscs in
-Jchr1v Get your Gun. presented At
Pos2xr1's-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-16

= t2e-cry has been started IN Swe-
den fnv extracting OIL srom sehtSt,
t1gs adding on= n1cre 10 tha ranrner
of substitutes ALREADY Ga sAe market.
Large Quantities of zaa1 schGst ars
fr1nd N TIE District ysstdlns bea1sae
ard crude Oils
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-16
WERE THESE MEN s,lleo'
State covrsH % Defense Asss IN
sermssssn - Missing ssseiers

The Oklahoma state coancu os de-
fsrse have sen, nss Of death cas-
1ai,ie> from sh;s stats 10 ,he ksai,
ssvvice .cc,soa q the Ri Cross
whom sAey have ben aa1ble 10 &c
personal reForts On Can you sel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-16

The British authorities have no
single duty that keeps then
buster than their rapid-firc AZ.
resting. jailinc and releasing
Countess Markiewiez. the fiery
lrish-HungsriSn Sinn Feiner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-16

Perhaps when New YORK gets
through with those income tax
nturn frauds the Government
Will not need to depend So much
upon some of the big apprOpria-
tions- The balance Is running
high into the millions already and
the surface has onlv been dis
turbed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-16

The many Investigations under
way seem 10 Indicate that We arr
determined 70 b. no less success
ful exposing war contracts and
things like that, than in stopping
Europe's trouble.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-16

sAsShcr these men ~'ere Killed or
died IN camps. ard the name OF che
nearest relatives and the address of
sacA man. Following = . list of shc
men from Oklahoma; Prank r Bsrdy.
William d Davis. and Samuel Rich
zniscn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-16

Stealing $4,000 u Mexican
currency mus, be something like
stealing stage money.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-16

Secrna Liea;en1n. George " Still.
nvias instructor al Post Field. was
Killed during the flying ei-cas yeI-
ierdsy evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-16

The Federal Trade Commission
has tackled the Job ;hA, viii ies,
its value and there j little toub.
Of the outcome.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-16

Death penalty for food profit
eers grows in favor.
The Washington times., 1919-04-24
PROF. STEVENS,
MADAME EDWARDS

Genuine Egyptian Scientific Palmist. rsAAs
your entire life, past. present and futlre;
satfEfaction guaranteed ResdingA -.
si3 Tth 81. N. W LIS
MISS IA FONTS, Spiritual Adviser with
The late Indian Psychic, Mrs. SAUE-
DERS 1910 Sth st N. ". As
The Washington times., 1919-04-24
FOR SALE-HOUSES
FOR SALE:

Houses built tor two families
separate kitchens, separate baths,
separate cellars, back porches and
rear lots These two-family houses
should interest those who wish to get
the most for their money and re-
ceive income from one apartment,
which will pay fair interest on the
entire price while living in one
apartment.
$3,5OO-A neat, two-family house
on 3. l. ave. N. E.; 2 stories and eel
lar; 2 apartments Of five rooms and
bath: lot 20xSO.
$3,250-A two-family house on =
lettered street N. E. Rents for $50.
$S,250-Near 9Th and K SITS. N. E.,
two-famiiy apartment; q bargain
at this figure.
$5,250-A very desirable twO-fam-
ily house on Seaton street, near
North Capitol; rooms and bath
down, 6 rooms and bath up; wei
rented.
S4,5O0-on a lettered street near
22d; a well-located twO-family house.
$4,1OO, cost $5,OOO-A well-built,
red brick, two-family house on c
St N. z.
$4,600-Third st. N. z: FIVE
rooms and bath on each floor.
s5,500-N. J. aye.-Cellar under
entire house: two nice apartments;
good location.
$5,500-An attractive tWo-family
apartment on Q st.; rooms and
bath ana rooms and bath; lot 2Ox
40.
$5,0OO-TWo apartments: large
rooms; convenient to the Govern
ment Printing Office; northwest
section: lot 20x115.
S6,75O-Washington Heights A
splendid location: 8 rooms and bath
and 6 rooms and bath; very easy
payments.
Send for complete list.
The Washington times., 1919-04-24
PROF. WRIGHT
BELMONT

MADAM STANLEY, Royal Gypsy PAlmist
reads your hand like an open book; sat-
Isfaction guaranteed. Give her q call. l311
II At N E, near 18th. l-3be
The Washington times., 1919-04-24
m PEED- SPECIALS

sa4 SEVENTEENTH SfRE9t
Over so years. q e chrOSSs asSiS RSvs =
and Special Di8easss of Men. and Womsa.
Means health to you if you suffer
from CafarTh, OBESITY, RhsunatiGEn, Coo-
gtipatiOn, Piles, Throat, Lmgs BrAlns
Heart. Blood and Skin DiBeaSa4. Nerves.
Debility, Kidney Diseases. Bladder Hoo~
hles, Specific Blood Poisoning. EFupdolA
Ulcers, and All Private DISEASES cHo4 Rof
Life By safe MsthodA
SOS, Bacteria vaceina. and an thO ~
Barums and antt-toxins administered
ChArEss Low. Msdieins turziaAsG
The Washington times., 1919-04-24
clas sified Real Estate
SUsURBAM PROPERTY
ron SALE
wB HAVE sVBURBAN HOMES

WE HAVE SUBURBAN HOMES
FOB SALE
Which / am sure you VIII admire ~ In
SGJSHIns 0JSIos mem. We are selling them very
70 dsys- All cur houSss are direct from
owners We will take n small cash pay
range from to 10 rooms. and from acre
20 1Se. Near street cars and postoffiee.
schools; Churches and stores.
hERE is WHAT you WANT
6-room house. with bath, electric lights.
garage. chicken house, l acre ground. fruit
s " PRICE, PRICE $500 900 TERMS.
s-room semi bungalow, with 1 acre Of
ground, hardwood floors. pantry, chicken
PPioe, So 500. or aIHi wiS ~ sefst of GROUND
with } wells and fruit trees for aA7so:
We also have lots for sale AZ Columbia
place that range efrom = acre 70 y acre
price. f52S to $500. We are ready to
these lots. Located at Columbia place.
near Arlington pOstoffice. Schools.
churches and stores. street cars, right with
Apply MAIN oFFIcE.
COLUMBIA STATION.
Phone RossIyn 80. W. Il Rogers. Manager.
aor Branch Office Room 335, Southern
bldg, r. z. Johanson. 1-3o
LARGE Iots in Takoaaa Parks One location
for homes: near electric station: through
cash. OWNER, SCI Unien Trust bldg:
Main zS5l. L-z3-
s-ROOM HOUSE, .. N. l.. miles from
white House hne view Of city. g. b.
" WADLEIGH, IT HyeF Heights. Phone
Rosslyn 250-A. -
REAL BARGAINS.
go ACRES. Orange county: macadam
road: six miles from toUa; Ei1-room
dwelling; barn 45x65: orchard. $500.
lIO ACRES; 220 cleared; seven miles from
Charlottesville; 6ne land good buildings;
s25 ACRES. Orange county; maeadaIn
road; three miles from town; hne land; :;
zee acres cleared. 1o-FOom dwelling,
modern improvements. splendid neigh
borhood; good orchard $4,000. For
B. T. WHEELER & CO..
Charlottesville, Va 2Ss
SIX ROOM HOUsE-A. m. T.. near ear
line: miles from White House G. b.
WADLEIGH. n. Ayer HsightS z6e
SUBURBAN ACREAGE Foz SALE-Vk-
ginians Come Home! A pretty bungalow
on an acre Of land at Columbia Place viii
make life worth living. Bring your friends
from other States and show them what
beautiful country hes on the Plateau. We1t
OF the wireless, Is minutes from the city.
Phone Rosslyn 30, or write COLUMBIA
LAND CO, Arlington, Va mh31-n
BUILD YOUR HOME-LotS q. TWlning
Ctr, near the Penn ave. bridge 3. T.:
1o-ft. front By 1So q; 70 ao-ft; alley
Pa. ave. 6. =. Phone Line. 1853
FOR SALE OF EXCHANGE
VIII, exchange Ioas, saburbaB. 20 Mn
utss ride on electric line, for Ford ehag-
Uis or roadster. BOX 50. Times Office IS
The Washington times., 1919-04-24
FOR RENT-DESK ROOM

DESK SPACE for rent in best office build
ing in city; private office. BON 1872,
Times office 30
The Washington times., 1919-04-24
FOR RENT-ST0RES

FOR RENT SHOP. 1908 18Th st. n. W.
Suitable for carpenter, plumber, tinnec,
ETC.; $40 per month. z4'
The Washington times., 1919-04-24

1-aS
The Washington times., 1919-04-24
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

MANY ean for city. Subwbaa and bod
ness properties. We can sell your prop
srty List with Us n. 1907. NATIONAL
REALTY CO. so n. 7. aVe..N y. ,l-ZS
The Washington times., 1919-04-24
PAINTING AND REPAIRING.

HAVE your car repaired by
expert mechanics that know
how. Our speciality, Hudson,
Dodge and Overland cars. We
make parts for cars that have
no service station here.
Georgetown Auto Repair Co.,
1914 Prospect ave. n. w.
Phone West 776. ap23-30
The Washington times., 1919-04-24
PALMISTS
MADAME ZELLA

MADAM PARKER-Gifted Palmlat an1
CIairVoyant gives advice on all Affairs of
life She asks no questions, but Will tsll
you what you want to know. You VIII -
wiser and happier after seeing her. sat-
iafaction or no charges. Readings, S1.ea
HOURS 10 A. NJ. TO p. n
IRlI e st. y. w. between l2th ana l3th
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MILE. VICTORIA, Egyptian palmist, can
advise business and family atIalrS, toFs
and marriage; can tell you the name OF
YOUR future husband or wife or how to
avoid evil influences. and can tell you the
secret OF avoiding all trouble and being
happy: satisfaction guaranteed MILE.
VICTORIA, s29 1th St. y. ". l-=S'
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MADAM D'AsHlGAN

gypsy ClAENOgAnN
And card reader; advice given on buEine3.
marriage and divorce; this woman has
read for many people in many countries
Her predictions are reliable Room %, 1901
q St corner 18th, second door. lac
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ATTENTION
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS
A POORLY worded. eonsumptiys
a looking advertisements has W.
little pulltng power.
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mum amount OF results thcPa If5sl 4
reason We have employed tFaI -
men whose business ft is q n1s
ela9ained ads pay. They have r,SlS
. thorough study Of claasfded 49,
dslng not only IN Washtngto1
IN other large cities. Ii win ~
oongate you N any way 70 have 0
Representatives call on you. We
not try 20 sell you anything.
simply want to show you hoW
intelligent force can be applied
your business.
PHONE THE TINES
Main $3.50. CLASSIFIED AdvL Dsp
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Advertising
FOR SALs-LOTS

$50 $50 $50 $50
LOTS LOTS LOTS
HOMESEEKERS
Quit Being a Tenant; Come Out
to Colmar Manor, Washington's
New Suburb,
And see what we have 70 offer you in
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$3.50. Situated on the Washington
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mile beyond the District. Healthy
and desirable location. with beautiful
new homes all around. Start today,
buy your lots, build your home and
plant your garden. Gas. sewer and
electricity. Cars pass the property.
Get busy and grow with your home
eity-be your own landlord. Agents
on the property all day Sunday.
Phone or write US for a weekday
appointment. Take cars at 18th and
II sts. n. E. FREE AUTO SERV-
ICE AT THIS POINT FROM NJ.
TO 5 P. II. SUNDAY.
EASY TERMS ARRANGED
Don't let this opportunity slip to
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THE j. w. HOLLOWAY CO.,
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CHEAP fOF cash, lots. % e. froa1, ms
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Mra FRANCIS z. MARRIOTT. 1-29H
also CASH eIO0 navahIo - U.o1fhI h1Vs
$500 square foot Lot In Bladensburg;
b0a feet to car line and school house con-.
tract calls for water, sewer. light wires
run to property line by time building Of
hoJ1se requires them: lots similar in every
way bringing $500: give address and phone
number. 1to Maryland ave. NE l-3li
ONE hns Iot - Han e. n. r, nsaF Nay
Iand ava Rhona Lane. slsI. 1-3f
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TWO STEEL rAngea. goad oondlfian; 4 sHnEa
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North 6s3s. i-34s
CIGAR STORE - etgaF - dolieAtsaana
with rooms: eSeo ~ 3soo, Or VAcaht
store with rooms. ADDRESS BOX III, TimrS
Office. 2oe
PURCHAsER for hall interest n good
paying pOoiFoOm. shoe-ahtna. tobacco
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POOEBOOM-COkoFed, thFeo tablsG; 80
cash Apply 1888 1oth st n. ". 1-2s
FOB sAhE-KESTAURAGR
Good paying-eapacfty sixty ssatH: q
best business section most preserves
town Of West Virginia; best trade IN
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portunity for q live business man with
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TON. W. VA 1-3Ss