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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
BUSINESS MEN WILL VISIT
NEW Y. w. c. A. CAFETERIA
Ad'erfisers' Club Afro to Aid in Cam-
pafEn for $4,000
Women

IN View OF the more than passing in
crest which has been displayed n the
, W0rk OF the Richmond Y. W. e. 4. hy
NAMES; n,i, men, scores of them have been
ria LEO 20 be the guests of the lssu-
o S1nn ut a luncheon tomorrow aftcr-
roorn a, , nc new cafeteria and rest
zoo ht 1913 East Main Street. Abort
igict , ,ai,S employed in the banking dis
neniences furnished them AT tLoSc
,hoir ann their employers have Fad
!nc.r attention forcibiy drawn TO Tho
ns cbanae f. In order 70 give these M,
the cafeteria al Close INC operation of
bcGn asked TO lunch there ny nave
further indicating the jnteres, oe
business men. the Richmond sdve O..
Users u, TiHo mas volunteered TO nssis,
ns SSsap of The anu s7a a
scented to help the wo n,s already con-
drive to the goal of $50, 900 'he'r
Announcnmcnt was made vostor,
by Miss Emma l.. Zanaingcr. ' snnaa,
SeGre,ary OF the Y. W. c. a., thai thn
place on Saturday night in the a ,nKe
Fifth Street. North
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Five level teaspoons OF baking pow

der. GO"
Beat TO mix and then bake ia mo-,
ii-Srea sea "aihc irons
farinn MuSh.
race in 4 saucepan
IN: quar-, of boiling wa;.i.
one teaspoon Of salt
3du very slowly on" cup OF farina
anu ihen stir 10 Drcyen; Jumping. Cook
Slowly ior thirty minutes and then
fc,n' as nrcaktast cereal. or add
me CUP .! hneiy chopped meat.
one grated onion.
ana drop by tho spoonful into :, .,no,l-
.hg no, tat and serve with tomato or
Place in u saucenan
ono ohI onc-haif cups OF water,
ohc-hait teaspoon of salt.
lhS 10 boil and add five table
Hpv"ns o. f'r!ha. stir to prevent iu,np-
i hts;, ana cooh very slowly Tor onc-hai {
>, IN an" one-halt cups o: scaidin.
tiny pinch oc nutmeg
10 neI, I? iniX. This is - splendid disl,
i3F the invalid or small ehiIu 10 ro
place The moruing cereal ''' :" re-
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FRENCH WOMAN LECTURES
TELLS STUDENTS FRENCH
Arc GRATEFUL PEOPLE
Ice Tie. 4, steamer Rappahnnnuck
Wrcr--uthcr Virginia News
Notes.

WILLIAMSBURG. Jan. lS.LThe stu
dent body and faculty o. William and
Mary College manifested moro than
ORDINARY interest IN address that
was delivered In the college chapel
yesterday. The speaker WAS Alun,e
Louise rromcnt. a native French wo-
man. who used her native tongue
Throughout the entire speech. She
spoke on The Relations between
France and the United states" Fol-
lowing her address. which was closely
followed b3 every student in The
chapel. Professor y. q. Williams OF
the modern innsua department, gavc
Il short resume of the address. There
axe among the student body about
twenty-five men who Saw service dur
ing the war in France. and thcS, men
easily understood Hdnu Fromcnt
i mere are also few seniors and
juniors who nave competed their
bremen courses here, who had ntt!c
difficulty in following the French NO.
man IN her talk. Mdmc. Fro,ncn, said
tina; before the war there was lacl;
OF interest between America and
france. ont most Of this was Changed
10y the war. She said that the Frenca
as Il nation are grateful 10 America.
and asserted that Americans should be
closer 20 the French. This can be
accomplished by mutual visits, and BY
the reading Of translations OF each
country's books Mdme. Frornent is
at present teaching her native Ian
suage IN the John Marshall High
school. ltich:nond.
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) 9 c. / Is il. It Y

Members OF the woman's Club viii
hear a lecture on history and Iatrt-
connection with the program OF the
club tor Lees birthday tnis afternoon
a, o'clock; fonowins INC program
under the direction or Hiss Julia Suliy,
chairman OF the afternoon.
Hostesses for the reception will be
Mrs. stuart Michaux; Mrs. Randolph
Maynard. Mrs. WiiI.am u. Porter, Mrs.
basil Cole. Mrs. George Morgun Mrs
tired: hodges and Miss Georgia Blank.
Club Meets Today.
Mrs. Josephine Trevlllan will read a
pnper before members of the Every
ject. John Burroughs. tho Great Nat
uraiist one paper is read each month
Ny member on some notable Ameri
Dramatic tie Club Meets.
Members OF the Music md Dramatic
ryeninS at the home OF Or. J. W. wat
son. The entertainment Of the evening
consisted OF a series OF tableauA, rep
sonss We're "I sun, fa m ss ssnss TN
Mt. Fog'eman as the corresponding
was az ESTs sas ss'n T IaH
with Thine Eyes" "Ny Heart Is sad
for somebody." Then you'il Kemem.
bcr Me-" Kathleen Ma*ourneon.'
=
Syne." and Home. Sweet Home" Those
taking part in the tabicaux were:
Misses Grcenlaw. Constable, Davidson,
Nag!ll and Guignard; Mesdamcs Fogle-
man, Lucas, and Iiodsson; Messrs. Na-
Ell. Day. Peterson, Smith and Dr.
Watson.
Vail Tonight.
Members OF the Richmond Chapter
OF the United Daughters OF the Con-
fcdcracy will act az hoste6scs tonight
~ the Confederate relief ball WHICH
IN annually recurring goclai event
IN Richmond.
Danc!n. and cards will feature the
"venIng. Tho bah will he given at
inc Richmond Wonan's Club and viii
0e largely attended. Mrs Norman V.
liandoiph is general chairman. She
VII be assisted by lumber OF com :
'n!ttses in making the occasion a sue
cess The ball IS given for the pur-
poSe OF raising funds with which 10 H.
nance the relief work o! the United
Daughters of the Confcdcracy, particu-
'<F'y among old Confederate women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
Bowels Become Normal

liver livens up. bile flows freely
heads che. bjiousness, tongue-fur
stomach sourness. disappear when DR.
Kings Now Life Pills get in their
natural, comfortable action.
Purya tives, never pleasantly corrcc-
tive, sometimes habit-forning, should
not be taken to rack the system vio-
Iently. Natures way is the way Of Dr
Kings New Life Pills-geutiy but
hrmiy functioning the bowels. climi-
ha ting the intest.nc.c logeing waste
and promoting the mos. gratifying re-
suits Cleanse the system with them
and know the boon of regular bowels
csc AZ all druSgists.-.tdv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
VIII Pay Rewards

DANNlLLE. Jan. lS.-Cnitcd states
Commissioner Meade T.. t'Iynn ;"d. y
expressed the view tina; the enforcing
of the Federal liquor laws would be
made simpler II Danviilc were removed
from the jurisdiction and placed under
LynchburE. Since tho reorganization
Of the Federal machinery employed in
coping with the illicit dis,illers no
agent mas been placed in Danvillc. and
information as TO stills has no. Jcnu
followed UP except when tho State
authorities acted. Mr.. FLYNN stated
that the government is now prepared
70 pay the sum of $50 for information
leading TO the destruction of n blockade
still and Inc conviction OF the opera
tor II only the still il found So will
be paid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
CHEST CLOGGED Up
WITH HEAVY COLD?
Don't give it u chance to "set
in"-TSe DIR. Kings New
Discovery

HAT dangerous stage where IL
cold or cough OF case Of grippe
might get the better Of YOU may
be nearer than you think. Prompt
action with Dr. Kings New Discovery
VIII avert a long siege.
For fifty years II has loosened con-
gested chests. dissipated tight pack ed
phlegm. broken vicious colds and
coughs. Give il Ia tho youngsters--
take IL yourself. There will be no dis
agreeable aftcr-cfrectS.
6Gc and sl.20 q bottle. At your drug
Ei.tS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

WlNCHHhTEE JAIN. lS-nr Henry
ton and Lee University. I,eyinrtnn
Va. was the principal speaker tonight
At exercises held in Christ Protestant
EP'scopa onurch III COMMUNICATION Of
the birthday OF General Robert 4. Lee.
under whose administration Washing
Ton GoiicSe became Washington and
Three Lessons From the Lie OF Ron.
ert +. Lee. y short evening PRAYER
service was conducted by the Rev
Theological Seminary and Tho yee;nJ
choir Of the church rendered an an
propriate musical program under tho
Fuller.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

pNENlLLE. Jan. 1s.--Lee and Jack
son Day viii Do observed here tomor.
row. The local banks will be closed
special exercises held in tho city
schools. while in tho afternoon the
i,anVlllc CHAPTER, United Daughters OF
the Confedcrncy, will hold a com
'ncmoration service. at which Mrs
CabeIl Smith. Of Martinsviilc, state
president OF tho L. n. g., will make an
addrESS. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
Discover Smallpox Cases.

LI = 9 II r Z II @. Jan. IS. =. Tho
cDidemic of smallpox reported spread
ing during tho past week in northern
bedford County. has crossed the line
into Campbell County. two cases being
found today at Reusens. three miles
from i.ynchburg. DR.. 81. g. Perrow.
local health officer, declares that II
VIII be almost marvellous il the dis
ease does not spread to LynchburE
during the past week the department
mas raccinated several hundred school
cniidreh and many persons have
awaited themselves OF free vaccination
at the health Office
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
Ice Itaits Stenn,cr.

TJtFIDII.IILNS jLKGi Jan. IS.--TNc
steamer Calvert. due here Saturday,
got as far up the Kappa hanuock River
as Maryton. where Captain Hart de-
cidcd nc would not attempt the res,
OF the trip 10 fredericksburg on ac-
count OF the ice. Perishabie cargo for
TINS CITY vas discharged at Maryton
anu INC steamer started on tho re-
dthculty was encountered in getting
through the ice as TAR AS Maryton
The Dorchester, duo here MONDAY
night IS in Baltimore and will not
start for tn" Sappahannoci; Sunday
on account OF ice. Therefore. there
and the "a-lics: steamer car, be cy.
pect"d IL next Thursday morning
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Take. rp RecrentIon wor,..

LYNCHBCEG, Jan. I8.-Mrs. Frank
c. Wood. formerly playground superin-
tcndent Of tho city, has taken charge
of the recreation work at the Johbers'
women are employed. Airs Wood will!
give particular attention TO the 500
young women living in the company's
hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
Die. in California.

mas been received here Of the death
., her home in Los Angeles. Cal. Of
Mrs. Thomas Bail. formerly Miss I.ala
Gresham, daughter Of the late Rev.
Edward Grc3ham. OF Woodland, king
ana Queen County, Va Her husband
cien several years ago. She leaves scy.
GRAZ children, sister Mrs. Ella g.
Haile. OF TaDpahannock, and brother
ooionci Walter Gresham, OF Galveston
Texas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
Teachers Want More ray.

Utt!NN TI.IlT. Jan. IS.--Thc SCHOOL
teachers OF Danrille have sent petit
non TO the local school boa I'd reviewing
Inc alleged unsatisfactory wage scale
now paid and asking for a 5000 oonus
az thr END OF the prexont school year
ana nat increase of Is per cent next
year. All Of the members of the hOard
on schooi trustees have gone on record
IN iavor OF the increase. but maintain
nut nut inc! arc helptcSs. AZ they have 40
funds and arc dependent uuon tho
Council for money
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

II NLTIBITVf, Jan. lS.-Vndc- lis
pea OF guilty Henry Wright hns been
sent 10 the state Penitentiary rom
ne Campbell County Circuit Court for
big amy. His first wife was Miss
Thompson. of Pittsylvania County
with whom he lived but 4 short time
Mter SIX years he married Miss Alma
Hurlcy. with whom he lived several
months and then there was q scpara-
ton. The first wife, learning OF the
second marriagc. invoked the law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
Oppo.~ Location or s,,,,o,

III NLfIB CIt'i, IAN. IH.---Thc Patrons
It me QUAKER School. Broofville
District school located several niles
from Lynchburg have appealed 10 tho
Campbell County electoral hoard
against tho decision of tho Iistric.
school board by which new schools
have been located just outside the city
on Fort iiilt and near Pcakiand. Tn.
board HIS let the contract for two six
room buildings Tho appeal will Da
aired at the Quaker Schoo, Monday
at noon.
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Chosen President =, Pos,

NhtNItI.JII les HE, Jan. iS.--Pro-
fessor Armistead NJ. Dobie. OF Norfolk.
member Of the faculty al the law
OF the James Mcconnell rost o; the
American Legion a; the University OF
Virginia Other officers are: George A.
Wilson. % the university. vice-cLair-
man; Robert T.. Hamilton, Jr., OF ihc
university, SECRETARY: r. IL Baker,
treasurer: Frank Il. Rcade. oe .AbinE-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
FOR THE SOLDIER BOYS
New Concern nuys Culpeper couut,
f"rm 10 Make Home for Con-
vaIescinS War Heroes

CULPEPER. VA, Jan. IS'-WH' z.
stephens, OF New York, has purchase
rom wallace Terrill the Griinn hone.
Eulpeper, with all OF the farm imnin.
MehtS. stock etc, paying $1,000 cash
Mr.. Stephens represents a Nav, yo.,.
corporation which will at once begin
work on the place TO estbIish the"
honic Tor convalesccnt soldiers and
SAILORS. Farming operations will a..
conducted on All extensive scale,
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Newspaper burned Opt.

BUFFALO. \. Y, Jan. 1S.-rhe two
buildings OF the Buffalo Evening Times
900. The newspaper OF which Norman
T. Mack. member Of the Democratic
national Committee. is publisher. will
ne issued temporarily from the u,anfs
ot two other evening papera
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

bcylain. OF charlottesville. sergeant
Rev. beverley -. Tucker.
ch9piain. and John Appcrson, OF Mem
pms. Tenn, war risk officer.
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LYNCHBURG. Jan. Is -I.vis J, Dat
formerly OF Natura! Bridge. now of IyneS
bGrE and Mss Matte Virginia coopcr. also
81 the nsrsonaSc of Methodist protestani
church RcN George Hines. the pastor. oni
eating. After brief bridal trim they Viii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

FFEDEEl CKSBUNG, jan ls-M- c,a
M. Arthur Johnson Grymes fo-mer;,." ~
NiMs GEORGE COMFY. now OF Orange. <. Y.
nav" issued invitations to tho mari, ~ =:
their daughter. Miss Marcia Watts GrSYrc'
!" SiSn:d Niles Hcra ION, which ;ooL 49,.
Saturday evcnlnS. 80 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

LiNCHBCEG. VA. Jan. H-Charl.s y.
MeIrhs ahi Mis- selma Jane Biadon. BOZ
q: the parsoneGs OF the Methodist PROT
i Isi "hgrch. tho minister. Rev. George
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

,Hoi-iLNS. VA. Jan. IS.--Yesterdoy at ,l,o
-Pap''sa i.aEsoaaEs j.. T, Stuart. of benton
! t To-. ,5dn Conn'y, Va. were married. The
p, L.iii"nE Wa performed by Rev. George
GGia,eiy after the marriage. Mr. and Mr..
Eli ieN ior Denton. Tex. where they
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

ci htiMcHBCRG. w. Gan. n:--Miss Louis.
Gibson. and William Stcrrett. eli! o. Rock
Sriafe Bsths. were married Wednesday.
evening IT the Presbyterian nlanse ~ Butna
vista the pastor. Ecv. AR Hopkins ONT
clannS. After rho ceremony the brIisl
party YES eh' aimed suppcr Dy ar mnd
MIS- Ph'lliD Stc!rett. Of Buenn Vista. N
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-19

FOR SALE--A money -makin9 mercs Btile
business and home, in the Blue Ridge
Mountains of Virginia; property is at depot
on main line Of Ry.; school, churches ard
pUstoffice in sight; in fine apple growing
section very healthyH this business has
been successfully run good many years by
present owner. who has made monsy every
year; other business interests require his
attention: II 10 the best location and coun-
try store in the state; beautiful large build
ing, 26S10. two stories, glass front, storage
house 2or40, frame barn and other out
buildings dwelling " two-story ten-room
frame; store and dwelling painted inside
and out and both equipped with acetylene
lights; large yard; horse lot and garden:
around $4,000 stock OF general merc"an-
disc; will give possession at once; price en-
application. BOX A-Sl, Times office.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-19
APARTMENTS TO LET

FURNISHED
IL, st. n. T.. efs--, rooms and bath for
l. h. H.. reasonable ---------
TWO furnished rooms and bath. Inquire
at i2i3 81. - ...,..----
NATIONAL APARTMENT prREAU.
Apsrtmcnt Brokers. 6s Home Lilo Huld-
ING, 18th and = - Main 1879.
tN'tN' iSttED
Three room, ~, hen nnb bath see nj
ncor. IiIS iith 81 y. ". Possession
March 2b' Rent. $50. HARRY WARD
Man CO, 1895 X st. y. W
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-19

PAR young man will apply
= $1,000 end services for best results: write
full particulars for interview to BOX 49,
limos office.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-19
sILvERwARE SALE.

Greatly reduced prices In order TO dis
pose Of surplus stock.
ONEIDA COMMUNITY s1LvERwARE.
Guaranteed for ten years Largest stock
in cIty Below are only few OF the re-
fnarksblc bargains offered;
SPOONS. a dos, worth s2oo; safe ,i'lO
FORKS, = doZ., worth YOU thle sl'FV'
KNIVES i dog, worth 1850: sale $3.50.
?s gross u. c. Souvenir Spoons. best
quality, l9c each.
THE sTEnN CO., eaS La, ave. NMain $50.
prOHF riNrJRist--vn coSe, counters
~ / show cnse. -cyH,nahl'; wll ~ on 20
tNi ' ~ y.
suntS--s pn..s indies high brown shoes
Z psirs Tow shoes same size. r.os pair
Phone Col ass2.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-19

YOUNG MAN, II to % years
Of age; by a financial insti-
tuition; opportunity to learn
business; in writing state pre-
vious business experience.
BOX 449. Times Office.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-19

SMALL HOTEL; lease; rent, $50; price,
$500. Rooming house, 10 rooms; gar
house. rooms; rent. $40; price. $3.50.
Apply at $40 n. Y. Ave. n. ".
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-19

LEASE on large rooming
house; IA rooms, 2 baths;
a. N. l.; electricity and gas;
house completely furnished;
owner leaving city; will sacri-
fee for ST., 200. Phone West
239 Immediately.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-19
HElf WAhTeO-MALE
fIYTEnS HUNpnED sTUDENTs sar..I.d

TlFTEBS HUNDRED bIODENIb enrUebso
last year Ia ample proof that the Ma
tion.l Radio schools ldewntewa sransh.
istS Pa. ave; y; WI uptown brsneh. ltth
la the study Of wireless, telesraphy than
any other similar institution In America.
ana that 10 why young mon are coming
here from all over the country TO take ~
this fascinating and profitable work, our
course, Inost complete and thorough. In
oludss practical work tnot black board
theory and busxsr), bat setusl practice ON
Alta ntio Msroonl wireless t4lesrsrh sets
and latsst De Forest wireless telephone
sets The greatest advantage of our In
structIon 10 the fact that National Radio
school students get real intercommv aics-
ton woTk-that IA. the students VI our up
town school wireless telegraph aud wire
less telephone TO the al udents OF our down
town school The National Radio schools
are starting new classes this waek 10 pre-
pare young men for positIo1s as radio op-
orators for the big spring and summer bus,
makes tho study most Interesting ana
quickly mastered. In addition. our oourye
includes radio compass work, necessary
requirement OF every nrst-grsde radio
man. A staff OF ~ expert Instructors are
constantly In attendance at our two schools
TO give the morning late afternoon aud
night classes Instruction. Men, women and
admitted, Age, ID TO t5. Positions guar
in. zee our school and be convinced that We
can put you In lnr for n big future.
NATIONAL RADIO SCHOOLS
1896 Pc ave and 18th and u SITS. N. w.
Phones; Main 22ss: North esss.
Illustrated booklet on request.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-19

WANTKD--Gsssiine filling station, give
full particulars BOX sio. Times offio-.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-19
WANTED-SAlESMEN +
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.

Statesmen: During the past year co men
were added to our sales force who had
prior positions paying not more than an
average OF 5000 per week Today these
men, some OF whom were engaged In lines
other then selling are enjoying steady
weekly average incomes Of $500 why?
Simply because they walked and talked
and told the truth about the ea ming power
OF money. Expancion requires an imme d =
ate addition Of 100 men to our force. The
opportunity Is opened for you When APP
plying state address, age. phone humber
present occupation and three references
Address BOX 457. Times office.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-19

wANrED--Four young men 10 sell goods
on trains; S25 security ana blre suit re-
quired; experience not nccesaary. Apply
ct once to office, No. 3. THE UNION NEWS
CO.. basement. Terminal Station. east eide
street entrance
YOUNG MAN to do cIcricsI work on con-
struction Job. Apply between 8 a. IN.
and p. m. rear Of Industrial Building.
Bureau of Standards
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-19

nrst- class man need apply. Call between
and G p. m, SIC End st. n w.
BOOKKEEPER who is expe-
rienced typist, by financial
institution; state previous ex-
perience, age, and salary ex-
pected. BOX 451, Times Of
fee. 0
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-19
CLOSING OUT sALE-Est.blshed motor.

CLOSING OUT sALE-Est ablished motor
cycle end bicycle business. known as the
Harley Dawson Repair Co; sell part or
all; stock, tools and fixtures; lot Of
motorcycles and bicycles, new and used
Tosi bargains while they last 1918 9th st.
N w. Main store, 7l9 North Capitol st;
An ExCEFrIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO In
vest as low as $40 in large real estate
proposition being organized for tho pur-
pose OF building houses for colored; your
sttgation Is desired. Address City
PcstofYice, Box 1907.
RTORE and Groom house. on busy street;
hot and cold water, cleo. lights $4,000.
LARGE STORE-s-room flat above; In
Soburbs $4,000.
DINOWITz REALTY CO.,
$40 Colorado bldg.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-19

WALL scrapers wanted. APP
ply at once to PENNING-
TON e. TAYLOR, 1888 18th
st. n. w.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-19

A LARGE corporation is being
formed 10 build new houses
for colored people in this city;
exceptional opportunity to get
in on the ground floor; If inter-
ested, please communicate with
ATTORNEY, room 38, Century
bldg, Az 5th st. N. w.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-28
Proud of NV Record

Thirty-twu years doing business in
Denver. Know value. II buying or
selling real estate see me. Will take
charge Of your property and return
more income than you can get yourself.
Joseph zigmond, JO4 Quincy Bldg.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-28
LIONS IN THE BIBLE.

At one time the king of the forest
was found in Palestine. Samson killed
a lion in the vineyard of Timnath, and
David killed another which had caught
Il lamb out of his flock. Once when
it was showing. one of David's valiant
men came across lion sheltering. in
a pit; single handed he lowered him
self into the pit and killed the monster.
Jacob looked upon the lion as n symbol
of strength and likencd his son Judah
to the lion. As shepherd. David listen
ed to the midnight roar of the lion
and recognized in its means the ami
mails instructive crying to God for
food. 1t may be that David taught his
son Solomon to study what the domcs-
tic habits of wild animals have to
teach us. AS he considered how the
various beasts of the field look to the
Giver of all that is good. the Psaln,-
list exclaimed, % Lord. how manifold
are Thy works" In Babylon it may
have been customary TO cage lions, for
we read of Daniel being placed in Il
den of lions which had been captured
and were kept as Il death penalty for
prisoners.