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Washington Journal., 1920-10-15
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0ieIer 3eilen Die 6rage Dorgelegt
mor0en, lpas eS oenn eigentIib fiir
cine Selpan0beit babe nit ben loge-
nannten Options al 0eutl1em Gel
De. IS ibeint al Der 3eit, al oieler
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our 8orli6t gu iagen: @er Options
oil oeuti6em o0er an0erem frem0en
Weloe fault, loate iid IN erlter 9inie
Ooltommen oariiber flar lein, 0aB es
lid bel oieiem @ei61ft I'm nidts an
0eres ais Spiel banoelt. 8~0rIenipiel,
Deer meinetmegen mag man es au1
nat Dem bofliheren Hamen 08orIen.
POPULATION" benennen, lit an lid Ell
lie re6t riSfante Sade, an Dem li6
&rute, Die ni6t ilber iiberfliiIliges
6jelo perfiigenL ~iiberbaupt ni6t be-
teiligen louten. @er an Der 80rle
lpielen mill, loa in ser Gage Iein, lei
Der ais Sa6marm Ole Gage oes @elt-
morttes gut beurteilen 81 fonnen
ooer eilen unbeoingt 3"uDerl1liigen
@efBabrsmnnftats 8cruter 5ur Seite
81 baben. Gr mlB ii6 aber ooneben
ald itGnoig iiber Die 8irtl1nftsloge
ouf Dem 2aufenoen balten ooer baIten
~laHIen. Obne oieie @orbeoingungen
lollte aud Der Wonn nit Dem etmos
gr0Beren @eloiod lieber feline Singer
0aDon lallenL ielbit melln er NAL gu
fGlig bel elmer Equalization Shmein
qcbabt bat. 9as Spiel nit Options
lit ober cine So6e, bel Ser ielblt Iebr
ihloie 2eltte eriinoIih bereinfoaen
fonnen. Ger @eihGftsgong lit ot-
ideinen0 rieiig einfa6: Man fault
fir 5irfa $40 cine Option fir tO,-
900 oeltihe &ei6smorf fir 6 Mo-
note. Ser @erfGufer berlpriht oa-
fir SolgeroeS: Salts ser @ert ser
Hei6smarf innerbalb Ser 6 Monote
hobcr ais 5 Gents iein lollte, Damn
lpirO ser llnterihieo 3pilhen 5 Gellts
ln0 Dem bo6Iten @ert ser Worf oent
&Gufer be8ablt. Nm 8elten lGBt ii6
oaS an einem @eiipiel erfl1ren. @n-
qcnon1men Der Nert ser Marf noh
6 Wonaten lit 7 Gents uno sic 0p-
ton lautct oif 10000 Marf, Damn
piIroe Der &dufer Die 9ifferen5 5ipi-
i6cn 5 mo Z Gents, alio 2 GentS fir
je0c gefaufte Wart, inSgelommt alto
2000 Gents, ($200) befommeit. Das
flingt lebr idon, Der TferoefuB BEL
Der Sad)e lit MIR Scr, ooB ole oellt-
Idle Marf nod 6 Monaten b0bcr ais
s Gents inert lcin mltB, ionit lit oos
cinge5ablte @elo perloren. Das lit
cben-lpie 0ie &errnSanfierS 10 Id)on
logon II 0a5 furdtbar fleinc &iIifo,
oas mon bel Dem @ei6Gite einqebt.
Sur meitcren Srientierung iei nod
bemerrt, ooB 81 Nnfane 8. s. ser
8ert Der Marf 5eitneiie einen Sent
bctrllg, I'M Sum- allf breiein6alb Gent
ltieg uno gegenm1rtig 5ipilden Gin
moeinbal6 uno eimnooreipicrtel
Gents betrdgt. Sel6itperltdnolih lit
eS fem Ding Scr llnmoglidfeit, ooB
Ser @ert ser Marf na6 6 Wonaten
b0ber ais 5 Gents iein mag, ober:
Nihts @epilleS meiB man ni6t. g8er
troboem bas &iiifo eingeben mill
mag getrolt Den fleinen @loerlaB Dor
llebmen, er fannf aber. menn er nod
6 Monote iid 3iemlih 4erleihtert~
filblt, nidt iaeen, Dab er ni6ts oaoon
aemuBt bot. @oriiht lit befanntli6
better pie Nadiidtl
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S, q. &otb, Yforrer
5. StroBe, 6tuiihen g unO s Ctr.

Jfedt piirOig mar Die 5eier oes go.
tronstcltes DER Wtiittereottesfirde AM
oorigen Somtog. Der bohmiiroiglte
9ilfof Don Gbur in Der S6pei5
mObute Dem feierIi6en Sodomte bel
mo e%rteilte ben biitofIiheu Segcn
AM 9n0e 0eSlelben.
0ieien Sonntoe lit Die ieierIide
Groffnnng oes 8ier5ieitiinoigen @c
betes nit i%olennen &ohpmte nm TO-.
30 llbr uno DER oaroili folgenoen
Yro5eiiion. 9n ser 9ro5eiIion be.
teiligen lid Die MitgIieoer oes ct.
%oiepbsuereins, oes 8inotbort
Clubs, Der antboIiiden Sitter bon
4merifo unO oes &eiIigen Nomen Sc.
III Sereins, Ole lGmmtlih in Den il.
men reierOierten Stiiblen in Der &ir.
he Dem feierliden 9odomte beimob.
zen.
Rad Der HroSeiiion beginner ole
Nnbctun9slhnoen. Seoer, Der oben
genomten 8ereine, pie ole Sung.
Trouen SooolitS... oit 5rolten Sooo.
litGt. scr NItorp rein uno rri Sr.
u'r'ecIcnoerti1. + hen IRE beIon0c
rer .lnbetnn Si'Inocn orr SonnloG
@tohmittog, Montoa unO Qieastog.
Sonlto9 Abcno Inn $50 III iclcr.
lidc Mrsper, YrcNiGt inc Segell.
~ ~
Inl Woutag ul;o &.NienSioc bcailnt
re Tl ,tln2 MI scr FL g''ciie mn
6 llbr morgenS. DDS Sofomt lit
INN 8 llbr an oieicn Gugen. Montag
AbcnO I'm 100 lit gnoodt. Greriot
uno Sesen, Der ieierIid, SdIub
lit am 0ienstog Ibeno nm 100 nit
Ioleuncr Sesper, 9reoigt uno Gro.
5cllion un6 iafromentalem Segen.
Bel Der Yro3eiiion AM Somtog
peroen Die Scrren Rifulohs autlL
@regor Gromm. Seinr. Nou uno so.
bonn $. Rilppert Den 8oIoo6in ira.
gen. 9ci iener onl Oienstoa oie
@erren Yralioenten oes ct. SoiepbS.
oereins, @m. @enlalo, oes @innt.
bort Club, Soiepb 3. 3eaopis, DER
aotboliihen Sitter. Midnel u. WfeB.
uno oes SeiIigen gtnmen Seiu Ser.
Gins. InoreuS Noltc als SrGger ocs
9aloodins fun9ieren.
Die Schiller mo ShiiIerinnen DER
ct. Worienidule pie Der Sonntaa.
idaile meroen in Der Tro6eIiion om
Sonntog uno Dienstoe 9Iunien ira.
aeno porongeben.
9ei Der Z llbr Wteiie geben Die Wtit-
glieocr oes III. Nomlcn SSelu 8ereins
mo OeS Minotborit Clubs gemcin.
Idoftli6 3ltr bl. &ommunion.
Nnt Oienstag Der borieen Bohe
mar Dos 8~egr1bnis Der berltorbenen
5rau Norio Sdienreiter, Die oos
bobe alter bon 90 Sabren erreitte,
uno Der BERT. agnes Doiit. No1
Dem Seelenomte in Der Stride mnr.
Den Die 2eihnome nuf Dem ct. Wto.
rienfir6bofe 5ur lebten &ube beItat-
tet.
Den fommenoen Sonntog, "a. OF.
tober, miro CT. Gminen5 Der 9oroi.
nal @ibbons in Der ct. Marienfirde
oelebrieren llo ole bI. &ommunion
erteilen. Sad Dem feierIihen Sod.
ANTE miro err Dos Safroment DER Sir.
miing ipenoer. 9ei DEM Sodomte
I'M 1890 miro er Die Yre6iet boIten.
I'm 1915 miro er pro3eiiionsmeiie
bonn YforrboilIe in Die Stride aefiibrt.
Die Witelieoer Der Siinelines. uno
Wt1nnerbereine meroen oaS @brcn
ipnlier biloen bel Dem Gin. uno Nus.
oilg aus Der Stride.
Der 3irhendor, unter Der i1biGen
Seitling oes Hrof. 8umprr6t. oeiiell
idone 2eiitune an borigen Sonntog
oiel Veifaa fono. miro oieien Conn.
tog, uno peritdrft ON 5irmungstu.
&c, elm gang beionoereS uu~seemGbItcS
nno ioref1Itig borbereitetes BRO.
gromm ouffiibren.
-In mnoerer Stclle oes 9lottes
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15

-In unoerer Stclc oes 9lottes
firoen uniere 2eier cine Nn3ei1e ser
Bermon Optical 60. @ir fonnen
Or. 9ermon oiifs @nrnulte empfeb.
len. 0urhauS %eriahren in ieinem
Nade, ninmt er lid oufs @eipiiien.
bofteIte ieiner 0lienten oil. lnlo ga
oas Sdlcifen ser @lGier in icinem
GtabIiiiement lelbit inter ieincr Nuf.
lidt qeidliebt, tonnen ieine ali,'ten
aepiB leinJ bon CUR 3uiriebenbcit be.
Nient 5u luer6cn. Ger Mitolic>ern
oes 4onforo aIubS lei err ~beipa6crs
cmpfobl,a. ra err ieltit EN- MtitoIico
oesielben lit.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15
&anOglORcn cincS
= @%albiugtOucrs

&opitaliltii6er @ropogau6a iinO
irgen0 pel6e Wtittel Der SergiItung
Der 0fientliden Mteinung redt. Cine
redlt l%DirflanIe @affe fiir lie lit 0as
Observation-Disclosures ST. 0etettiOroma-
zen, un0 @ieb- ulo Ytorogeidi6telt
uui Der 2elmpon0 crl6eiueu JtGitber
un0 Wtoroer natiirlid) falt MIR nod
ais aytote", ais Ntitglie0er anardi-
itii6er oOer ruiiilder llmtriebe.
MdbrenO oes &rieges maren eS ole
Suimet unO 8ieiter BON Berlin, De.
nen cine lol1e Gbre 5uteil muroe. 0ie
3uid)aller i6einel 10 naip 81 leiL
CAB tie, lelblt nenn Der britii6e Wti-
hitter Ilir Yropaganoa IN 8e9leitung
zines &ouptpertreters Der bieligen
Observation-Disclosures auf Dem
G6iffe ben Sofen BON Seem yort ber-
IaiienO im gilOe ge6eigt miro, lid
nod feline @eoonfen 1la6en. Gin iol-
dies 8il0 pnroe Dor einigen IaGer
ais Hatbe-N eui0feit porgefiibrt. $50.
rum nod immer oieie b%eilloie @ro.
poQol0a, Oa oo6 Der arieg l6on
langIt poriiber lit.
Die 6ron3olen benebmen li6 barbo-
rid in S6leiien. @egen elmer flei.
men St0ritng i'm fran5oiii6en aon-
iulat in 8reSlau ltellen lie unglaub-
li6e, oemiitigenoe 6oroerlaiecn al
Die armen 0eutlden. Silflos, mebr.
lbs, re6tloS itebt oa3 oeutlhe @olf
Der Sne6tung ieines freien @i1ens,
Der @eriflapung ieiner &r6fte ourA
Die Srou3oien gegeniiber. @ie an
0ers mar es Dor Dem &riegel Stiae
@ebmut, tiefe Sraller, erfiillt jeoen
gere6t oenfenoen Oeutl6en llo
Wfenihen. SSn Oberi6leiien loq bulo
Die A6itimmung erfolgen. Gs itebt 3u
betiir6ten, Dab nod Dem Serroris-
INNS Der Sron0oien uno 4olen oud
oieies Stiid berrlihen, edit oeutifen'
8ooens Dem &aterlanoe berloren ge-
ben miro.
0ie Scot in 0eutl6lano ge1t I'M
ter anOerem ans Ser Satla1e berpor,
Dob an Ser boqdnoiidcn @ren3e bel
8enloe all einem ein3igen Gage 20
Sauieno Meniden ge5Gblt uuroeu
Die BORT biligere 2ebensmitteI fal.
fen molten. Son meitber pilgern sic
Sente an Die @ren3e, nrr Inn etmaS
@elo 81 iparen uno iiberboupt Sci
fe, grot, Set un0 0ergl. 81 befom-
men. Stun bat bic neutihe Hegier.
ung i'm @elten oieien &onoel mege1
Der oabur1 entitebanoen SAdoigung
Der beimii6en &aufleute unteringt.
90 miro bic Gage mn nod trouri
ger. Man pergelle oober oen @oib-
ingtoner Silfsberein nidt, ser fir
Die Nrmcn 0a oriiben @eloer lam.
melt. Gn0e September finoet ein
Sdn5dan i'm aIten SGnger6un0bol1-
ie ltatt. 90 miiiien SSung uno Sit
eriheinen. Ger Central 9(lsiduB bal
fir Saltieu0e Dor Dollars @oren in
Samburg liegen. @Sfeblt oas @elo
altr Gerteilung, Moge ser giitigc
2eier Sen bieligen @%iIfsberein nit
@aben be0enfen: GentralteGe 3t4 6
Strobe g. 90.
6. @I.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15

te crboben mo ooSurM mciterc orut
id)e &inoer Dor Dem l~lnteraonge be-
pabren beIfen mill. Der ienoe leilen
Shed an ooS 4mericon Srienos Ger.
nice Committee, 90 Soutb GmeIftb
Strect, Ybilaoclpbio. ga. Mud oie
Shabmeilter Observation-Disclosures
Silfsoreaniiationen ioIlten es nidt
berabi1umen.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15
-@(us Oeutidlono aeht nns 5

-Nus 0elltl6lano gebt uns Ole
Na6ridt au, ooB SEER @uitab S6il.
ling, ebemoliger Oiener oeS Gro
len 8ernitorff, am 16. Septembee
p%eritorben lit. Ser S6iaing mor
in unIeren Sereinsfreiien gut BE-
FAINT uno germ qeieben,
-NahIten Sonntaq. Sen II. Of.
tober. finoet Der idbrli6e groRe 0p.
lter-&oeit oeS @rion @eiangntreinS
I'M Orion Forf in 8altirnr' 1tutt.
9lle, 0ie OenlIelben lebten Sabr Bel
mohnten, ~erinnern iid mobl Der fro
ben, gemiltlihen Gtrnoen, sic Re ga.
lelbIt perlebten. Mud beler tdNet Ser
Irion @eianQ &erein uniera @oib-
inqtoner mieoer our Eeilnnbnc Gin.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15
2M b~erfanfen:

glf-3immer Saus nit @arage, fir
2 5omilien einacridtet, fir $4,000.
9aSielbe lit in &%iberoale eelegen. 0a.
3u deb0rt Elm fleineS CONFECTIONERY
NeidGft mitShulbeoorfsartifeln Oas
@runOltiid nit Staauneen unfost
9 afer. Ndbere Iusfunft miro be-
r~eitpiaigit i'm Sournnl erteiIt.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15
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Washington Journal., 1920-10-15
GDGnseIiid Gutheriide 3iOns.9irde.
6. uno g StroBe g. SO.
&idaro Sdmiot, 8oItor.

smiountdaIid, SonntagsiduIe nm
H10 llbr bormittogS.
9eitider @ottesoienit. ieoenS onn.
tag 10 llbr uormittogs.
GngIiider @ottesoienit, an ieoem
Sonntog nm II ubr morgens uno
7.45 llbr nben0s.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15

SEER Otto 8ordaroing lit er.
franft uno befin0et iid aur 3eit i'm
Sonotorium in 3ofomn 8urf Sof.
fen mir, 0oB er gar boloi0lt wieoer
ociiino miro.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15

NranGeu Sic feline 0rmdiamenp
9as u@oihingtuu S%OnrnaI" brndt
ne gut unb prompt. Linton 2GbeI".
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-08-24
CONVENTIONS
HELD TUESDAY

Delegates from a majority of the
precincts of Boundary county attended
the republican county convention that
was held in the courthouse last Tues
day night. The convention organized
with F. A. Shultis elected chairman
and Lee Williams secretary.
w. S. Walker was elected delegate
from Boundary county to the state
convention which convenes today in
Pocatello and M. P. De Wolf was
elected state committeeman.
The Boundary county delegate was
not instructed but the sentiment of the
convention was expressed in favor OF
the candidacy of A. Fl. Conner for the
10. S. senatorship, with Frank Goodine
as second choice. The convention
unanimously expressed sentiment in
favor of return to the direct pri-
mary. The endorsement of the pres
ent state administration of ID. w
Davis was also unanimous.
The democratic county convention
was held Tuesday Afternoon and the
elected w. B. Hawkins delegate to the
democratic state convention which
convenes today at Twin Falls. w
B. Hawkins was manner state commit
teeman. d. Hoy, of Naples, was
named alternate county delegate.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-08-24

at the earliest. Much may happen in
Europe in the meantime. New con-
ditions may radically alter our course
of action and there is the unacceptable
political fact involved in the consti-
tutional requirement that a two-thirds
vote of the senate must ratify what
ever treaty a president may negotiate
Ratification of the league covenant
with the Lodge reservations is OBJ
viously one fashion in which the re-
publican party may make good its
pledge to unite this country in an ''as-
ISOLATION of nations"
But already one further change has
been proposed and must be considered
in connection with the present cove
nant. That is the total excelsior of
Article 10, in lieu of a reservation
covering it. This clearcut step is ad-
vocated by Mr. Hoover and no one can
call Mr.. Hoover a little American or
an anti-leaguer
There are other constructive
changes to which Mr. Harding as
president would undoubtedly apply the
best ability of the country. Chief is
that which Mr.. Root laid stress upon
in his first criticism of the covenant
when he said:
1.-THE scheme practically abandons
all effort to promote or maintain any
thing like a system of international
law, or a system Of arbitration"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-08-24
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AND
THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS

This is not cheerful year to be a
democrat and allowance must be made
for the temper in which a desperate
campaign in behalf of a disappoint-
ing candidate and lost issues is likely
to be conducted. Our democratic
friends should not let their zeal draw
them entirely away from facts and
it might be suggested that the demo-
cratic organ in this county endeavor
In the future to make closer analysis
of the statements it prints. On the
front page of the Times we find 1--WE
know just what the Republican candi-
date thinks of the covenant" And
on the back page we find, 1.-THE repub-
lican candidate for president has so
far failed to define his position on the
league plank" While as for Senator
Borah. no expression was made here
Friday night to the effect that he was
against any league-he is against the
Wilson league and so are many others
including democrats and republicans.
And one will find upon analysis that
the democrats against the league that
President Wilson, with the aid of Wall
street, tried to force on the United
States, are of the progressive type
They are the men and women who
are not willing to cast aside their
conscientious opinions at the behest
of the party machine.
So much for the veracity and the
usual consistency of some of our dem
Qcratic newspapers.
Now, the record of the republican
party with respect to the league of
nations is unquestionable and unam-
biguous. It's general attitude is as
clear as language and acts can make
it, The Chicago platform declares
unqualifiedly for international assoc
iation" to include the two essentials
of the existing leauge, courts of in
ternational justice and means of Sc
curing instant and general interna-
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-08-24

tional conference whenever peace is
threatened.
In his speech of acceptance Senator
Harding Endorsed this declaration: Il
can speak unreseryedly of the Ameri-
can aspirations and the republican
commital of an association of ma
tions."
Going back from these latest dec
larations there is the fact that the
entire republican membership of the
senate, with the exception of hand
full of independent and unrepresenta-
tive dissenters, voted for the Wilson
league with the Lodge reservations.
Going back from this there is the
continuous, consistent and logical de-
velopment through generation by a
series of republican presidents of that
sound internationalism upon which
alone future progress toward peace
can be builded.
1t was William Mckinley who said
in his past speech delivered at Buffa-
10 on September 5, 1901: mo nation
can longer be Indifferent to any 9th
err" and "The period of aloofness is
past" We shall have occasion to re-
FSAt again W tniS lOlls, CONSTRUCTIVE
service of the republican party to the
cause of peace and international un-
derstanding. We cite it now simply
to prove that Mr.. Harding in his pres
ent stand, in favor of a league, is but
showing himself true to the estab-
lished principles of his party.
There is necessarily some uncer-
tainty as to what form that league
shall take. Mr. Harding is more
frank that Mr.. Cox in facing that un-
certainty. But Mr.. Cox comedies that
interpretations" are necessary in the
present covenant, though making no
serious attempt to define or limit such
interpretations. 1t is a distant event
that is under discussion-uot ratifica-
ton now or this fall, but next March
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-08-24
III. Raymond Ward Is a Benedict

H. Raymond Ward, of Addie, Idaho
and Miss M. Eleanor Mentzer, former
ly a teacher at Spangle, Wash, were
quietly married Monday evening, of
August 16, at Spokane, Wash.
They left by auto for a camping trip
through Yellowstone park after which
Mrs. Ward will visit her mother in
Massachusetts for several weeks.
Mr.. Ward will return to Addie, Ida
no, where he is completing a lumber
hauling contract for the Ohio Match
Co. The newlyweds plan to make
their permanent home at Addie. Mr..
Ward is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H.
G. Ward. He is a popular young man
and his many friends poin with the
Herald in extending hearty congratu-
lations and best wishes.
IL you have anything you wish to
sell you can find buyer by adver-
Using In the Bonners Ferry Herald.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-08-24
For SALE

Thirty-six acre ranch, one-half mile
from Bonners Ferry, Idaho, on south
bench. Large eight-room house, mod
ern except heat; telephone, barn, hay
shed, hen house, garage; ten acres Of
young bearing orchard, mostly winter
apples; some pears, peaches and ber-
ries; IL acres hayland, acres pasture.
etc. hydrants on ranch. Bench
land can be bought separate from the
hay land. Will sell including crop
of apples, potatoes, vegetables, etc
Bargain if taken at once. Phone 5SF12
JOHN O'CONNELL,
aug3p Bonners Ferry, Idaho
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-08-24

Mail orders given prompt and care
full attention. We guarantee them
against breakage and pay parcels post
or express charges. Send your next
order for drug sundries to Simonds'
Drug Store, Bonners Ferry, Idaho. adv
There is a standard policy at this
store that the customer must be thor
oughly satisfied with what he buys
This is not only good at the time OF
purchase but also through the whole
period of service of the article pur-
chased Walden Bros. adv
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-08-24
Drink AGED Mine

Reading, Pa.-Alderman and Mrs.
Oliver ]. Wolff celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary the other day bv
giving dinner to their children and
members of their families. There were
thirty-eight guests. One of the fea.
lures of the event was the serving of
a pint of wine fifty years old, which
was part of the wine served at their
marriage fifty years ago.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-16

Here is a wonderful opportunity for women
to buy a beautiful coat to wear on cool sum.
mer evenings or for early fall It's a real big
coat bargain-and will well repay you to be
here early (sale starts sharp $3.50, continues
till closing hour 8 p. M
The Washington times., 1920-10-19
HOUSES FOR SALE

m odcrn; heated; gas, electric light: entire
property in excellent condition; good loca-
tion. very large lot almost immediate pos
session.
IS, ,ooo-Near Union Station. a strictly mod
ern home in every respect, 6-room. hot
water heat. gas. electric lights, hardwood
oak parquet floors large lot; room for
entire property in perfect condition; con-
venient to all the car lines.
81, $7,5oo-Beautiful large s-room corner
property; . fne n. e. location, hot-water
heat. gas. electric lights, entire property
in excellent condition and almost immediate
possession.
s4.2oo-6-room latrobe heat in . very fair
8. e. location; large lot.
sl3.ooo-Io-room detached home near the
l4th street and tho Western High School
N. W.: hot-wate heat gas, electric lights.
very large room and entire house in excel
lent condition; lot 3Sxl50: double garage.
See this property before buying good
N. w. home.
Sc, ,Io0-7-room bungalow In Mt Rainier;
in o
b6x1so; only $500 cash. Almost Immediate
possession.
S4.7oo-7-room house. near 5th and Fla
ave. N. E.; suitable for 2 families; very
good sized rooms; entire house newly pa
pefeu, I1rBe lot 10 Wlue AIiey, lAiTouc meat
only $500 cash payment
Will rent the same house for SO per
month; immediate possession
IS, ,:5o--One-h half block from 18th and L
sta- N. w; 6-room house. furnace heat
entire house newly papered; large lot TO
wide alley. Will sell It on $500 cash pay
ment. can be rented at $50 per month
For white only.
have a great many homes for sale, and
prices q low as the lowest. II you have a
good home for sale that is reasonable list it
with me.
J. D. GARMAN,
District National Bank Bldg.
The Washington times., 1920-10-19

BARBER SHOP for sale; very good bust
ness Address BOX A-23, Times office
ROOMING HOUsE-Big bargainI electric
ity, h.-w. h. HENRY STRATTON. gen
eral delivery, city.
The Washington times., 1920-10-19
HELP wANTED-FENALB
AGENTS WANTED

Government employees and
others desiring to earn $50 per
week or more extra money in
spare time, learn the real estate
business without charge and be
paid while learning; automobiles
leave for Chevy Chase on free
tour Of property at s p. m. to-
day. SEE MISS MULLIGAN,
319 Colorado Bldg, 18th and G
sts.-N w. -
The Washington times., 1920-10-19

SEVERAL good brick houses we'll rentsd
to colored tenants located on good streets
northwest; sold to settle an estate. Ad-
drcss BOX 272, Times office.
ROOMS, r. hall, bath. h.-w. h., cellar.
attic. bath, gas, electricttyi lot tOslN-
$3.50; $500 cash. GEO. {. WALkEh.
Kresse Bldg, nth and O.
ROOMS, r. hall. bath, h..w. h., cellar, at
tic, bath, gas electricity, lot toNl5o;
$3.50, $500 cash. GEO. &, WAbhEh
kresse bldg, lIth and q.
INVEsTM nat tr. and b.
each. fine condition, 1t25 n. E rented
$50; monthly tenants. asking $4,000; termA
l.. RING, "a Mass ave. N w.
NAVY YARD workers house with lsrws
rooms, Yster and gas; convenient TO
Navy YARD Inquire i3s i2th ct. =. ~.
pOssESsION--New home, rooms, uls
bath, gas, electricity, hot-water heat:
room for garage sleeping porch, $1,000
rcaah. $50 month. l. RING. % hass- ave-
The Washington times., 1920-10-19

had favorable points
given us by some good makers; they had
pants to sell, and the persuasion OF lower
prices convinced us that ~ was good time
TO buy; see now corduroy 81 pants. we sell
same IS; psed overcosts, IS up; dresses, -
sm- aTAND~An II.