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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-12
Workers Of tn. district ar. bstas o

Workers Of the district are botAe SENo
ly misrepresented by propaganda a.
asking that no attention be paid % ri
ports in the press or from any otha
source but the district office. Ia oe4
ganization officials have been Stirfe4 ~
the persistent report that the mA3oetr
Of the men do not favor . strife q thi4
time. and that were the matter Pat q
to g vote the majority would b 91alAN
suspension. However. nearly 1Ae44
men arc expected to quit nsxt NcaAANi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-12
THURSDAY Afternoon Clnb

day evening at her homo on Main street.
Fancy work Will be the diversion Of
the evening.
THURSDAY Afternoon C1nb
Mrs Haradon Troll delightfully."- enter
tanned tho Thursday afternoon club md
q number OF visitors on Thursday after
noon at her home on East Main street
4 luncheon was served and the afternoon
spent with fancy work and social con-
Yersaton-
Additional Jurors Drawn
A L Bumsarner. Clerk Of Courts and
J. ". Osborn. sheriff, have drawn ten
additional jurors from tho jury wheel.
who arc 10 appear this morning at nine
O'Clock. The names are "a follows:
walton Bell. GAINESVILLE.
Clarence Il Fawcett, Bellaire. 2574
Noble ST.
cauvillo Gosseye, Bellalre. s1os Wash
81.
Thomas 4lckerton. st. C1airsvtlIe.
C. w. Boyer, Powhatan.
John Powers, Bellalre 232 Twenty
NTH ST.
Milford Lodge, Banrock.
J. W. Bunting. GAINESVILLE. r F. D.
John D. Hays, ST. ClairsvIlle.
John D. GITen. Bridgeport.
Auto wreck At IA rpo4nt
A touring car driven by ; G.. Thomp-
son. OF Wheeling. collided with tho truck
owned by Frank Bryant OF ST. Clalrsville
nj FaIrPoint on Thursday afternoon.
damaging tho truck which was driven by
Charles Beulah. Deputy Shcriffs de-
tanned Mr.. Thompson upon his arrival in
-. Clatrsville. hut an amicable settle
mont was agreed upon and no arrests
were made.
Attorney Gordon D. Kinder. OF Mar
tins Ferry was hero on business Thurs
day.
\. W. Otto Of Wheeling was here on
business Thursday.
Mrs. OTIS Bethel VAS called TO Jacobs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-12
Coal Co. Land in Richland Tp. $1.0o.
Marriage Licenses

Clyde Dent McClelland and Marjorie
Adelia Stevens. both CT GAINESVILLE.
Andy HornyRk and Mary Dudak. both
of Eeff.
Water E Price Of Somerton and Will
ma Dewar OF Atlas
George William Giesey. Of Fairview
and Elsie May johnson Of Baileys Mills.
Carl S. Namack Of Benwood and Geor-
gia Young, OF Martins Ferry.
John E. Lyons and Bessie L. johnson.
both Of Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-12
buy WAR SAVING sTANrB-
New Strength and
Energy for the
Weak and Aged

To be strong, vigorous and active ri
must have plenty Of good, rich. FeN
blood Of the kind that organic ire
Nuxated Iron-hclps make. Nu1AttN
Iron IL like tho iron in your blood an
like the iron in spinach. lentils and ~
pies, while metallic iron IL iron 1nse -
IL comes from the action Of strong oetd
on small pieces Of iron filings.q Owe
1000, 900 people annually ara using Mu
ated Iron. 1t quickly helps maha IL.
red blood, revitalIze wornout sxAa1
nerves and give new strength AnA
gy. For sale by all druggists. Bo
of substitutes. Always insist O -
ing genuine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-12
FORMER WHEELING e
RESIDENT IS,DEll

Buffalo. ". 2. Nov. ll.-Jesss eayfe
aged so, native Of Quaker City o. but
for seven years. q resident Of WhSpiAk3
W. Va. died last night after briNf iItt
ness at his home. 637 Railroad aveunA
Olean, New York. He leaves his via
will be held in tho late home FftaD1
morning at $3.50, after which the bodys
will be taken to Quaker City for intsfN
ment X
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-12

-pnv WAp nAUTGna nTAhpa-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-12
ST. GAINESVILLE.
Belmont County Seat News
Jhfns Club

JHkns Club
Mrs. Florence Hubbard will entertain
che members OF the Jifkas Club on Fri
day evening at her homo on Main street.
Fancy work Will be the diversion OF
the evening.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27
ARGENTINA FAILED M
SECURING ENORMOUS LOAN

BuENOs AlHEs. Argentina. NAY
20 lIiy Associated prcss.)Tho Ar.
genllnc government having failed Ia
obtain either Ia Europe or m the
United States q proposed loan TO
enable a 10 consolidate ~ floating
lchi Of about SOS. OoOOOO. II now
plans 10 resort 70 a domestic loan
for The purpose. u - reported.
President lrieuyen. Il y said. Intends
70 hrlng the matter before tho ION.
grcss shortly and AJAX authorization
10 lssue the hnnds. Newspaper com.
menl upon The idea d generally fnv.
orablc, u being pointed out that
there Is no other recourse.
While The flolulion Of such q large
Internal lnan will be unprecedented
IN Arpniina, DE growing wealth OF
thc country "a cited a. pfobltlons
for vs. succnss. II IA pointed out
moreover ihai subscriptions IN Az.
Eenlna 10 The Italian loan reached
eii0O00OO0,
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27
SWEETHEART FALSE?
WOULDN'T m JAR yoU'

TO have the man you love nro-
pose 10 you, 10 accept him and 10
be the hRpplesl girl on earth then.
just q few minutes later. to find MIN
kissing a woman you hate, Il ue
situation which c0nfronis Dorothy
Gish 10 ono of lbc dramatic mo
menls 0f Boots her newest Par
amount picture. which viii be
shown At the Onyx lheater lnnishl.
Usually n 4 the other way. The
man finds his sweetheart apparent
Is false 70 him. aud 10 his Hind
anger refuses 10 trust her. This
time Boots. In her own fearfAl
resentment refuses 10 trust the man
WIN shf nrlicvrs mas hren fnlsf 10
her. '6o says Dcrnihy 0lsh. 70
makes little difference which side
OF the fence lhc clover d on. ihe
other slda looks dillefonl anyway
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27
G ADVERTISING.
Village Ordinance No. 70:

Section q. Il shall be unlawful
for any person 70 keep within The
Village Of Columbus any dog. male
oc female, without having first paid
a TAX herein specified. And any per
son who shall keep or claim any dos
either male or female whiting hax.
ms paid Inc tax herein provided for
10 The proper officer OF the Yiilage
Of Columbus. shall be guilty Of a
misdemeanor and upon conviction
ahail be fined IN The sum 81 ten
dollars together with the costs Of
conviction
section 2 any person who shall
keep hnrhof or claim any dog Ia
he VILLAGE o. Columbus. shall. on
or before 4une I, pay 70 the Clerk
~ said village the sum Of 1i10 per
annum lor each mhle doe AMI the
sum II % DIR arnum for each 70.
male Dag. 80 kept. hafhoftd or
claimed. together with tho Zee ~ -
CENTS inr lAanina the same. arid Il.
shall b. ne dnls % he CIor8 q.
B ilefisf Is ssfh 1Naer ar
keeper when ha pays fHid tsx. with
q la8 which los shall BE- attached
by the OWNER nr tho Keeper 70 and
worn on 3 collar aI1and Inc mack
~ such dog said cellar 10 be made
el aefthle material. June 4.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27
sECY. ROOT PLANNED CHAIRS
ron cANADA's FUTURE USE

PHILADELPHIA. pa. May a.
IA musiy American diplomatic Sc.
eret has been disclosed here BY the
announcement that Canada soon
viii send It's own minister 10 Wash.
ington. II h that for the last ten
years a specially made chair. carved
with the Cnnndinn cuaiof.nrns has
bern wiling in Warrington Tor use
of This onyoy.
ElIfn Root then secretary 81 state
ordnftd els chair. one Of many
specially designed fer The Fan.Amer.
lcpn Union building Al the capital.
ANDREW C~orncTiris mcmurlnl 70 CO.
menl mofc firmly the relations 81
The Americas. The story Is told BY
Albert Kelley or ehls city. one Of
Tho urcilleCls ol the pnn.Amcrloan
building ~ho ealdi
"OncH q month the ambassadors
tt0i mlnsllele Of az The American
republics meet and are presided
over hy CIR SECRETARY Of state Ii Inc
pan,Ameflchn bulldlnR. and hafh
Representative has q clair uf ma
with M arms n hle country
carved On lbe hack
Now when these chairs wege a.
cidid nn. Secretary Ho0l egh6d mo
a. hate an additional one lnrIIf with
Ihe Canadian arms on Il which was
anne. and which has been h|ddoH
NJ ne past Ten yehrs. for aetfHlars
Root cautioned me 70 use hIs txael
Npfja-lo b. a little mlirenl about
The matter.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27

A farewell party vas elyfn lar
Mrs. n r. siseo Tuesday afternoon
from , 70 0 o'clock By me Twelve
Trump Card Club 81 The home n
Nrs seamoro pthrcc n Camp Fur'
long Nts Hisro will be m|sted IN
The church a. well as IN tho social
circle and d h with resrcl her many
friends see nfr leave for los An.
gelra. Mr.. Hiaco says The future OF
Columbus looks 90 bright that alr
and her husband may return IN lbn
early autumn.
A delicious salad course was dis
ponsed.
The mnmborf n attendance we're
Mcednmcs s. peafce "a +. eIsco.
George Peters. William King ". N.
McCurdy. w. A. MOODY. J. n. Cox.
John Harris and Mrs.. Albert Weld
was guest
An enjoyable afternoon NaH tho
result OF the farewell party and II
Is presumed Mrs. Sisco will carry
memories OF her farewell party into
her California home.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27
PREFER TO LOAN MONEY 10
WOMEN INSTEAD OF MEN

MEMPHIS Tenn. May 2z-Dy
Associated pressl -Tcnnesspe's Wo
man banker. the only woman bank
president IN the country, while here
attending the Tennessee state bank.
crs' convention declared she would
lend 10 mon IN preference 70 some
women, but fifsl.class security was
an essential.
She Is Nrs. y. >. Runyon. wife II
a physician. whose financial nstifu.
ton u located az clarkeyille, ln
nnrth central Tennessee. She and
The cashier, The wiic OF the states
attorney for The county. are the only
officers. An the directors are wO'
men
Men come 10 me, tell me their
business and borrow money shu
said. Our bank " only seven
months Old. It's purpose Is 10 aid
young people who want 10 snyc, and
that Nna the prime motive for rs
foundation. The idea was carried
ora smelly by women. hut a man
suggested ~
The bank has a capital Of eih.O0o
and ~ first ak months deposits ng.
grcgated $4,000.
When called upon 10 address the
convention Mrs. Rnnyun declined
with thanks. saying she meyer had
talked 20 20 many mon.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27

Sergeant Mostly and Corporal
Hayes Of lhe Path Infantry Band
we're defnaicd IN II &hssI loufaa.
menl BY Mrs. n. G Eafls and SIR
aranl Fred Hill N The provost
mounted detachment Inst night,
Mostly and Hayes have heen ooslns
IS champions hul they have been
challenged 10 & Feiian Same At any
LImn
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27

meini,rr 81 inc AnlIv oourinr
n'rse The pmploye. now number
eleven SIX usen|ha nso one lone
printer wa rmp|orcd on he Week.
Ily courler The skilled s.mploye.
receive ne ~ paso peaie Of uaees
Want your ris|blrs ilckled 70.
nistis go 70 inc roiambus theaier
and sce I'm Hours Leave You
win he happy nilerunrd
Mrs. G. w Andreus. her sister,
Mrs Fly Charlie aud jor Holld~ay
and Nrs J. Lean molofed 10 SANTA
Rita and Silver Ully Sunday AID all
report sood roads and q splendid
trip
Mrs. y. n ny has been visiting
lmr slater. Mrs. &. w. Andrews Of
this city. She lefi for her home IN
Little Rock, Arkansas. Tuesday.
Mrs Andrews accompanied her az
Far ~ N pnso and returned h Go.
lunhus last nieht.
-
Richmond chapel Of the NJ n.
church 10 the northwest section Of
Columbus u the location for the
election which viii BE- held june -
on The proposition Of ne suburban
ties coming into the village Of Co.
lumbus. Az the Inhabitants are
unanimous.
Henry Burton has returned from
III paso. Ne spent several days
there. While there he purchased
several medical works on Rheuma.
tlsm IL Cause and Curc. Ne - now
20 we'll informed on The subject that
he can not only DIAGNOSE his own
case. but others az well.
l.. n. Weir, one 81 the heads o.
The w. e. G. g. Is IN Columbus en-
~deasorlns 10 perpciuaie "commu.
nifty service here. Alr. Weir IL well
Travelled and says New Mexico inter.
csls him more than any other state
in the Union. n YOU have the
pleasure ~ meeilns him Il will be
an education.
city Clerk Edwin Dean yesterday
ordered 23i street signs for Colum
hrf, The manufacturer said they
could be made IN about five weeks.
The next step IN the making Of a
city viii be- house numbers. This
will be- easy. Your hardware mcr.
rhant will have them and the price
will be- nominal. And this will end
la free mail delivery aflerward.
IN the list OF contributors 10 ihe
Chlldren'a Hospital a. Albuquerque.
published yesterday IN the Daily
Courier. The name Of TIM largest
contributor from Columbus was
untitled by the compiler al Alhu-
querque. Mayor D. r. Blair contrib
uled sl0260. Half a dozen ether
names were also omitted, but The
Daily Courier has no means Of
knowing who they were.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27
SOME ONE WAS SAYING
-
ny spllv and splsv.


That there was a number " 40
nu'nlmeuls made a. TIE Camp Hos
uItnl this morning. Corporal WI
liam jackson. prigalcs George Sam
uei q. Chadnan and Richard Dadc
WERE appointed s~crgcauis. We
wonder n they win wet THAR chevl
rons down.
That Private Ian" Neuhy, Camp
Hospital. has been staying very close
10 the hospital Tor tho last few
wnrks Wonder Il he L. saving HE
'inokr for a wife or, as he IL a short
%lcrTner, " be is saving II 10 lake
home.
That Private FiratClass Albert
Mcuec IA very much Al a loas, ns NJ
lnsi one OF his manly demonstrations
uf nstic ability by appointment this
rlurling. Cheer up. Alhert, Old t0p.
ynn possibly can find some one else
70 take the place % fhe one you lost,
That Sergeant FirsiCloss H. N.
Farrell, hcgimcnlnl Infirmury. was
seen walking onl Ia ne direction Of
tho Western Eront last Tuesday
night fWe are not lnqultitive, but
va wonder why.j
That Ex.Cnok George Smith, Camp
Hospital, claims that he Il cooking
rirht on. Some one came 70 ~ with
The information that he a cooking
"dobe bricks a the Villa Hotel.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27

Mr.. and Mrs. senmore ppnrce und
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ~ Gov had . warmly
contested gume ~ bridge NJ lho for.
mers home Tuesday evening after
which delicious cake and punch was
served by the hostess.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27

Local Mrxicans = iubllant Of tn
prospects Of peace and the rxlermi
nation o. bandilry IN Mexico. Man,
refugees are bent on returning 4
their former homes.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27

Eddy county lamb crop reported
good.
Arieslp Citizens State Bank occu.
pies new building.
Dawson phelps,Dodge Company
10 build school house here.
Cloudcrcn receives many oxen Tor
lumber industry AZ nnily station.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27

" you want 20 rent n nrsfclasa
adnho home At e2b see n. LeDoM
al bis iewelry slore OF M. Miller.
The dentist.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27

u you don't like Steak or stew,
let me whisper, friend. TO you
Call up No. ~
And get sons OF that Barbecue.
1D Al the City Market
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27

Dorothy Gish IN Boots At Ihs
Onyx tonight. Will King. owner 81
the Onyx lhcaicr. says. '"rell yoat
readers that " they want 10 see d
peculiar plot with a peculiar eirl in
u, have them see loniehi's picture.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27

summer of July rains IN New
Mexico have shifted 10 spring rains.
IN other words they are gradually
moving lnto the month where they
belong.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27

FOR sALE-W G. Miller Che Singer
Sewing Machine man. after years
OF successful business handllng
The Singer Va this community,
and realizing hts physical lnfrml
Ties, wants 10 sell out This husi.
ness " a hig money mukcr 10 a
hustler. Ne has many onlsland.
ing contracts, n Interested eel
busy and e him.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27

Big soldier play on a. De Column
bus ionlehl
The Columbus lhontcr tonight will
be M place for The person With o
CRUNCH.
n w. Rehcr aud wife passed
through Columbus last evening on
their way 10 California.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27

Mend "Wednesday evening IL tho
regular meeting night Of The Column.
bus Chomber Of Commerce. joe
Jackson will be the chef rs usual.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27

Mrs. Whityer. wife Of Harry
Whlivef Of the knlffin oh syndi.
cate, will arrive frum NJ paso this
evening and remain IN Columbus
with her husband.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27

For SALE-2h oclayes second.
hand orchestra bell. complcle. ia
hand carrying case. $50 cash. sao
drummer al Onyx lhcaier or al
Daily Courier office Will furnish
course Of instruction free OF
charge.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27

PERSONAL Dear Maize. II YOU
don't receive The Daily Courier
any more Il u because your sub.
scripllon haa expired Keen on
taking u and keop your rye on
the Personals. You'll sce what
You are loEsins Tor ono Of these
fine days.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27

Jack breen will be a substitute
base runner N the new Columbus
baseball team.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27
SNAIL TALK


B~ootineglns N Columbus hal
taken a slump.
Joe Jacobson and Fern lord mad,
a trip 70 Domlns Sunday.
Tom Hulscy Ioascd l000 acres b
the Kuifiiu on syndicate.
The Columbus baseball team uni.
form will Dc a gorgeous affair.
Democratic county convention
viii be- held Al peming Thursday.
A good Singer sewing Machine At
a bargain at J. l. Walkers. sis
n yon want anything n ne Hard.
ware line, 80 10 ]. 4. Walkers. the
most complete limo IN town. Bfe
Jack Breen will be a substitute
base runner on the new Columbus
baseball team.
" you want 20 rent n ~firsfclass
aduho home At e2b. zee n. LeDoM
al bis iewelry slore or M. Miller.
The dentist
Numerous outof-iown detectives
were sleulhine around The city yes.
icrday. presumably eumshoelng PEG.
pie suspected o. booilcesine
NeKi "Wednesday evening Il tho
regular meeting night Of The Colum.
bus Chamber Of Commerce. Joe
Jackson will be the chef rs usual.
Mrs. Whityer. wife Of Harry
Whitver Of the Knlffn oh syndl.
cate. will arrive frum NJ paso this
evening and remain Ia Columbus
with her husband.
n you don't like Steak or stew,
let me whisper, friend, TO you
Call up No. t2
And get some OF that barbecue.
5A Al the City Market.
----
summer Of July rains in New
Mexico have shifted 10 spring rains.
IN other words they are gradually
moving lotto the month where they
belong.
Local Mrxlcans are iuhilant ai the
prospects Of peace and the cxlermi
nation OF bandilry IN Mexico. Many
refugees are bent on returning 10.
their former homes.
-@
Dorothy Gish IN Boots NJ The.
Onyx tonight. viii King. owner Of
the Onyx lhcaicr. says. '"rell your
readers that u they want 10 see q
peculiar plot with a peculiar girl in.
u, have them see ioniehi's picture.
J. Sam Brown Of Carlsbad Is a
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27

n yon want anything n ne Hard
ware line, ~ 70 J. I. Walkers. the
most complete line IN town. Bie
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27

. mFini,er u lnr huiiy Courier
o,r'e Tie pmploye. now number
eleven SIX mpnlha nso n lone
PRIMER wa rmn|oyod on he Week.
" Courier. The skilled <mployes.
receive ne ~ paso scale Of VASES
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-27

A good Singer Sewing Machine at
a bargain at }. l. Walkers. sis
The Washington times., 1920-11-17
APPEALS FOR SINGERS
FOR ORATORIO CHORUS
Conductor Of "The Messiah"
Wants Many Male Voices.

The Washington oratorio Society
today appealed for q large male Choir
us. The enrolment OF the society
reached the total OF 2s3 singers at iis
second rehearsal last Wednesday
evening. Mr.. W'riGhtSon, the condyc-
tor, issues a special. appeal TO sn
male singers In Washington: ia 5bin
Che society this evening to take-psrx
in this years, Trehdi uan.ef, The Mes
siah." .-..,.,
"Thfs oratorio demands a heavy
male chorus and cannot he given
satisfactorily without a complement
Of male singers said Mr.. Wrightsop.
ANY man with a voice competent OF
singing a hymn IL invited TO join the
Society. the different soloists aud
members in the choruses OF the, diff
ferent church choirs in the city are
urged TO come forward and help.
Everyoner>will' receive IA hearty well
come. There Is also room for moro
altos in the women's chprpses besides
a few more. sopranos." -.
The r9hearsai viii be held tonight
at $40 o'clock in the lecture room OF
the Church OF tbe. Covenant, Eight
zenith and n streets and Connecticut
avenue, entrance .on. y street New
members are asked to enron before
S:16 O'Clock. 80
The Washington times., 1920-11-17
PROPOSALS
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT. Washin

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. Westminster.
u. O., November ~, 1890. SEALED
PROPOSALS., In duplicate, VIII be re-
eelyed by the General supply COMMITTEE
az It's office In Washington. ID. G.. until
o'clock r. NJ, Monday, December 8, 1870.
and then publicly opened. for furnishing.
as may be ordered from time To time dur
ing the period beginning January !, 1871
and ending June so, 1874, materials, sup
plies and equipment described In Class =
Stationery aud Drafting Supplies. Class o.
Electrical. Engineering and Piumbing sup
plies. Class 7--Lurnbe Millwork. Packing
boxes and sawdust. and Building Materials.
Class s-Brushes, Lubricants. Painters
Supplies. and Paints Class s-Furniturs
and Floor Coverings, Class l2-Photo-
graphic Supplies. Also for furnishing, as
may be ordered from time to time during
the period beginning January !, 1871 ana
ending March 81, 1871. materials, supplies
and equipment described in Class PAPER
and Paper Articles tskcept Items 1887 and
1850 Class lO--Groceries and Provisions.
Meat and Meat Products. Fish and House
hold Supplies OF the General Schedule Of
Supplies for use by the Executive Depart.
ments and other Esta blishments OF the
Government. of the United states Of Amer
lea in Washington, ID. g., and for use by
specifications. and Tor direct delivery from
contractors shipping point on Government
bill OF lading in accordance with paragraph
IL OF Form A. Proposals must be executed
in accordance with instructions and on
blanks which win be furnished upon APP.
pIication 10 the GENERAL supply Comnilttee,
Auditors building, Fourteenth and u
slfests \ w. Washington. ID. q. tSigned)
u. y HOUSTON. Secretary Of the Treasury
The Washington times., 1920-11-17
BLAINE MALLAN, Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, Holding Probate Court
No. 27.406, Administration. This Is to
give notice: That the subscriber OF the
District OF Columbia has obtained from
the Probate Court OF. tho District of
Columbia, letters Parliamentary on the cs-
tate OF Adolph Grossman, late Of the DIS
trict OF Columbia, deceased All persons
having claims against tho deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit tho same. with
the vouchers thereof. legally authenti-
Gated, to the subscriber on or before the
wise they may by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Given under my
hand this 18th day Of November 1920
HARRY X. BENTLEY. L s. soldiers
Home. tSeaD. Attest: w. CLARK TAY-
LOR. Deputy Register Of Wills for the
District of Columbia, Clerk of the Pro-
hat to Court