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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-07
WILL CIVILIAN WHO AIDED
DRAFT-DODGER ANSWER?

Washington, June 7.-Evidence
taken by the inspector general of
the army in connection with the
escape Of Grover Cleveland Berg
doll, wealthy draft evader will be
submitted to the department of
justice for determination as to
whether it justifies prosecutions of
civilians involved in the escape.
Secretary Baker said the recon-
mendations of the inspector gener-
al involved disciplinary action
against several persons"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-07
HUkRFA WILL
SUPERiNTEND MAN HUNT

Ell Pase, Texas, June T.-Colonei
Claudio Fox, commander at Juarez,
announced late today that 13 troop
trains with between 5000 and 5000
Mexican troops from Mexico City, are
due at Jimines, Chihuahua, tonight.
President de la Huerta will remain
In the field until Villa is either killed
or captured,
Villa was last reported at Pillar dc
Conchos, sixty miles west of JimiRez
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-07
OKLAHOMA GUARD OFFICERS
BEGIN TWO WEEKS TRAINING

Oklahoma City, June IA two
weeks course OF intensive training
for the Oklahoma national guard
staff, 0'ficers Of the Second and
Third Oklahoma infatry and non
commissioned officers from every
unit Of the state guard forces
opened today at the Fair Grounds
here. The course Of study, pre-
scribed by regular army officers,
detailed for the purpose, consists
of lectures and tactical drills.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-07
SCOTT FERRIS CLUB WILL
BE ORGANIZED AT COURT
HOUSE THIS EVENING

Hon, Scott Ferris will tour this
county and Love county this week
in the interest Of his candidacy for
United States senate: 1t would be
q very fitting thing for Ardmore
to greet him with Ferris club
with the biggest membership in the
state. A meeting will be held at
ths court house at o'clock to,
night for the purpose OF organizing
a club. Men and women are both
urged to be present and to assist
in the orsaization Of the club.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-07
HeCUl DER LAGRRi SEVEN
THOUSAND GALLONS IN
SIfWER AT ZION CITY

Zion City, Ill.,, Juno More than
1000 gallons Of Milwaukee beer, stored
here since 1910, was poured into the
sewer today George Stried, assistant
chief of police, had eight boys nour-
ing the $1,000 hetties of beer iato a
trough,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-07
HUSBAND SiOK-WFE SHIPS
TAKING ALL THE JITS

Miami, Okla, june T.--Aliegiag that
while he was sick In bed his wife
took all Of their money and posses.
sisHs and deserted him, Henry HUI,
of Miami, today filed suit for divorce
from Fmma Huff, the missing wife.
lie says he has heard nothing from
her SINCE she departed. They were
married in SprinEfiell. Mo., in 1894.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-07
Apologizes to England

Washington, June 7.-secretary Col
by, on behalf Of the American gov
ernment, has rendered a verbal apol-
ogy to the British ambassador for
the burning of British flag here
last week by Irishmen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-07

Washington, June 8.-The pr0hibi-
tion enforcement act is held consti-
tutionaL
Both the federal prohibition amend.
ment and the enforcement net passed
by congress, were held constitutional
today by the supreme court
The opinion was rendered by Asso-
dered by Justice Vandevauter, bit
opinion was very short, setting forth
only the courts conclusions. Chief
Justice White, rendered a supplement-
al opinion, corIeurring in the one rem
dered by Justice Van Devanter, bm
going more fully into ISSUES involved.
Federal court decrees tisIuissing
injunction proceedings instituted by
the Kentucky Distineries and Warr-
house Company of Louisville, Ky.. to
enjoin enforcement Of the act against
it, were sustained by the court In.
functions sought by George c. De1
sey, a Boston, Mass, wholesale iqmar
dealer. to restrain enforcement Of tho
enforcement act against him, vere
also denied by the court.
The court dismissed petitions filed
by the state of Rhode Island to have
federal officials enjoined from enfWc-
ing prohibition in that state.
The court also dismissed injunction
proceedings brought by the state Of
New Jersey to prevent enforcement Of
prohibition within that state.
Injunetions restraining prohfti1isu
officials fronl interfering with thu
Nanitcwee Products Company, y Wis
consin corporation in the mauufscturs
of beer containing more than One-hali
Of one per cent Of alcohol were DIS
solved by the court.
The court upheld federal court de-
crees disrrissing proceedings brought
to enjoiD the prohibition amendment
from being enforced against Christian
Feigenspan, brewer Of Newark. n. J.
The federal court decrees denying
similar inj,nrctions sought by the St.
Louis Brewers Association Elsewise
were confirmed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-07

Rome--Twenty-tw negroes who died
as martyrs for the faith of Uganda
under King Mwanga, were beaufled in
tho basilica OF St, Peters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-07

shington--Apoplexy was fatal to
Henry Gensler, more than 80 years one
OF the official reporters OF the senate,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-07

New York-Arthuy s. Phinney, wide
ly known theatrical manager. died.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-07

London-Aliss Rhoda Broughten, Brit.
ish novelist, is dead,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-07
Avenue Of Courts Exhausted

Chicago, june 7.-Leavy Mayer, Of
Chicago, who argued tine case for the
disrillers IN the supreme court, said
On hearing of the decisions:
''Ihc fight is lost. fhe avenue Of
the courts is exhausted now"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-07
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT DECLARES
PROHIBITION AMENDMENT is CONSTITUTIONAL

Americas Highest Judiciary Body
Sustains Dry Law And Deals The
Death Blow To John Barleycorn And
Legalized Inebriation; Associate
Justice Vandevanter Hands Down
Long Delayed Adjudication OF Act
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

Poultry and Pets. 81
JUST RECEIVED - MEXICAN DOUBLE
Yellow Head Parrots; also imported
Canaries, DOgs. Rabbits, Guinea Pigs. Gold
Fish and aIUariums.
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE.
III 18th 81. NV.
se22-30t
Musical Instruments IS
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LARGE ROOM; PRIVATE HOME; TWIN
beds: a. nj. Phone Lincoln 3744. ocsSt
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figuring on the plans for some time,
but construction may be delayed
until next spring
w. F. Ogle and Company report
the sale of the property at 1903
Monroe street, Woodbridge. at auc-
tion There was a big attendance
and spirited bidding. The property
consists of a four-room cottage and
two acres OF land. W +. Ogle ana
Company started in business here
only four months ago with offices
in the Munsey Building. The busi-
ness has Increased so rapidly the
firm has been compelled to double
the size of it's offices and increase
it's sales force so per cent.
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ONE LARGE, WELL-FURNISHED ROOM,
suitG BILE for two gentlemen; one double
basement. 1O14 18th st. NV. Phone Frank
lin J433 ocS-3t
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# i SEE BY
/
What, When, Where.

+ Meeting, Brooklsnd Citizens As
ISOLATION, Masonic Temple, Twelfth
and Monroe streets northeast, 8
p. m.
Meeting. Women's Alliance Of Al
Souls Church, Knickerbocker The
ater, IL a. m.
Concert Boy Scout Band. Mont
rose Park, Georgetown, p. m.
Meeting. John A Rawlins Post.
G. A. r.. 1912 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, p. m
Meeting, Division l. Ladies' Aux
Hilary. Ancient Order Of Hiberniaus,
Kidder Building, S p. m.
Evangelical conference. Noun
Vernon Place N E. Church South.
Hygiene class. District chapter.
American Red Cross, Eastern High
School, 7:30 p. m.
Meeting, New, York State Society,
Wilson Normal School s ?. m.
Meeting. Ladies Auxiliary Of St
Johns College, 1926 Vermont avenue
northwest, 7:3O ,. m.
Meeting. American Association o.
Engineers, Cosmos Club. .. m
Meeting. Writers League of
Washington. Public Library, p. n
Lecture on anthropoloEy. DR.. AIos
Hrdlicka, 1907 street northwest.
$3.50 p. n.
Meeting, District Chapter. Ameri-
can War Mothers, Thomson School.
8 p. m.
Lecture, First Church Of Christ.
Scientist, Columbia road and Euclid
, street s p. m
Get-together meeting. women's
Guild Of ST. Luke's z. E Church,
Fifteenth and Church streets north
, west. s p. m.
Harvest Home" Red Letter n"
W. c. T. L, 522 Sixth street north
west, s P m.
Meeting, Areme Chapter. No. 10.
Order Of the Eastern star. chapter
rooms. ( ?. m.
Meeting Business Women's Coun-
Gil. Church Of the Covenant. p u.-
Fall opening. boys department
y. NJ. c. a. 1882 G street northwest
$50 p. m.
AmusemenJs-
Polrs-Louis Mann IL "CRdes!--
able Friends"
Extraordinarily Stevens in Foot
/ Loose"
Belasco-sam Bernard and Irene
Bordoni in AS You We're"
'dIElCh-4 LATEloLr Nae mas lGa Il
r. F. keith's-Nsudeville
Strand-Vaudeville and hlnI
Gsyety-"Powder Puff Revue"
Folly-Harry Hastings Rszsls
Dazzle"
Loews Palace-Doro'Ly GIsh IN
4 little Miss Rebellion.
MoOre's RialtO-AniJa Stewart in
/ Harriet and the Piper
Crardall's NetrO0olIran - Clara
I himball Young in Channel"
Moore's Garden-Louise GlaUm iu
! The Leopard Woman"
. Loew's ColUmbia-Dsvid Powell
and Mae Murray in The Right 20
. Love"
era d ais Knickerbocker-
/ "Homespun Folks"
Crandslrs-Norma TalmadEe n
"Panthea
Congress He1ghts-DsncinE.
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Births Reported

] n and Marie Suoot hoy
william : aud Anne NJ BIackwood. gin
LuCiau nd EliEah,tN Moody. girl
James o. and Marion Reid. EiTl.
wnIlam 7. AMI Marie L, Mitchell. boy.
Joseph aud Maggie. O'Brieu. girl.
Bernard J. and Alice c. GHllsghnC. hoy.
Frank 5 and Hazel V. Fields. bov.
Jacob sud Sarsb schiller. boy.
James and L0tfIe y Martin. hoy.
NJ F.'ani Mary 7. FloNd. bov
SamUel and Grace A Turner. bo'
MilIiFm and Iula Harris. hoy
I0vett and Bertha EyEus. girl
Clarence and Pearl Griffin. h0E
Clarence and Edith Lucas. Eirl.
Ambrose and Helen Davis, hoy
Daniel aud HortenSe Saunders. Cil.
AloEzo and Josephine We're boy.
Il. c. and Mamie Hicks. boy.
George and Mary Waits, BOY
Laurence s. aud Lucy L. Kicks. girl.
Eugene and Anna Miller, girl.
Richard and Layinia Cook, boy.
Isaac and Clara Butler, boy.
Charles ana kAIls Hs4A -.
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Funeral Designs
Deaths Reported

Amy Bartlett, ca years Emergency Hos
pital.
MoMie E Mob!ey, IS years, 1854 Laurence
stree northeast.
Clarence Gray Caldwell, 90 years. 1915
Haulu street northeast
Jiues o. Fesmire. Il years, {. S. Soldiers
Home Hospital.
Jchn Claude Domphart, SO years, 2so5
Fourteenth street northwest
Margaret B. Claggct. IS years. Little Sis
tCrs Of the Poor.
Helen Dickinson. So years, Epiphany
nsriel D. Hennessey, SO years, Emergency
Daniel STA. year. 63s I street southeast
Hgrry Clayton rTsyler. > months, Provi-
dence Hospital.
jones Frederick Mock, l month, Il5 Sec
ond street northwest.
ATleen May SimkIns, Il days, SIS Eley-
eLth street northwest.
Lers Wilson, 40 years, Freedueus hos
pitsI.
Isabelle R. Beam, "a years, 2253 Sherman
avenue northwest.
William White. 81 years, Freednens Hos
pital.
Jchn Mererson. SC years SOOs N street
northwest.
Arnie Brooks. % years. 1871 street
northwest.
Infant Of Wesley and Florence Jones, 6
horrs. q d sxrSsf sesthwskS, ..-a
The Washington herald., 1920-10-08
HOUSES AT $4,000 NOW FIND
READY MARKET, REALTORS SAY

Home properties of $4,000 and
above in price are finding a ready
sale now, according to several local
realtors. Walter NJ. Rauman, of
Bauman and Heinzman, says he be-
lieves that he readily can sell all
the houses under $4,000 that may
be listed with him.
Plans are being completed by the
Central Armature Company, Inc, for
the erection of a two-story fire
proof structure at First and L
streets northeast. The lot, 10 by
lO5 feet, recently was purchased
through the firm of Bauman ana
Heinzman. Contractors have been
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Business Chances.
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-FemaIe

HOTELS NEED TRAINED WOMEN
Big demand We train you for high-salaried
positions n hotels, clubs. restaurants, cafe
terIas md tearoous; 10 previous experience
nccessa-y. many graduates now making 50, 5OA
10 1000 a year; dozens now own their own
hotels. BIZ pay; quick advancement; de
lEhtful surroundings, easy hours; 6ne living;
free meals fas~Iu ting worE-thcso are only
few Of the many advantages OF this de-
IEhtful business Course iUd0rSed BY Bit
rrorc, Commodore, Waldorf astoria. Ansou. "A
aud other great hotels. which offer prefer
rnce 10 our students. Our graduates eagerly
sought everywhere. Get into this big paying
profession now Course costs but a few
conts a day. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOL, 1924 New York ave Washington,
d. c sumo. tn. We. m .fr-tf
COOk-WHITE, SMALL FAMILY: MUST
Be experienced; good wages; nice home
Mrs. BAUM, 1850 Calf. st. Phone North
34f ocs-3t
YOUNG WOMEN WANTED TO LEARN
telephone operating; salary, ST per week
to start: S21 per week beginning Of fifth
week and regular increase thereafter
Lunches at cost and paid vacation each year.
Apply at ROOM SO2, T25 18Th st. NV The
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.
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Legal Notice

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
No. 4. for the County Of Philadelphia,
June term. 1919. In divprce No. 5392
Paul '. Mitchell vs.. Martha B. Mitchell
To Martha B. Mitchell iste OF S E cor
Nortn capitol and streets NV, Washing
ION u. Z. loI will please take notice that
have been appointed Master by the Court
u tne above case, IN which your husbau nd
mas brought suit against you for absolute
divorce on the ground Of cruel and barbarous
iTea tment and iudignitiss 10 the person, and
lRat ! VIII mold meeting for the purpose
Of taking testimony IN said case at nv
office. lO2S Land Title Building, PhiIa-
dclphia. PennSyly Il "a. on Saturday, October
-5rd. 1870, at 10 o'clock a. m, when and
Wher" YOU may attend with witnesses II YOU
50 desire. EDWIN II. ABBOTT, Master.
saA,oe1AA
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The Weather
Forecast for Today and Tomorrow.

+o4S~aeS aoI -OeNs anu -olAD'tON'
For New jersey. Delaware and Narylsu1:
Fair today aud tomorrow. Eeuf.r 70 uwf-
crate winds. mostly uortLwesr 20 wcsr
For the Distinct of Columbia Par aEI
somewhat warmer TODAY and tomorrow Ear-
tie 20 moderate variable V.ud=
For Virginia Fstr todav and f0Ia0-rHv-
with slowly rising temperature. moderate 600
fresh northeast 70 north winds.
Forecast Of Flying weItheT.
Zone No. ! North Atlantic Statesl-rrnsd
o. ing weather.
Zone No. Middle A'laur. stated
Good ty4uC weather except along NirEin.a
Coast where cloudy weather IS probable VITA
fresh northeast 10 north winds.
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|READ HERALD WANT ADS~TF1EY WILL PAY
EMPLOYMENT.
Helm Wanfed-NaI,

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, WITH SPECIAL
training in designing conduit and wiring
systems for public buildings; entrance sal
ary, $500 plus S240 bonus. Appointment
will be permanent If appointee passes sub
sequent civil service examination and serv-
ices prove satisfactory during probationar
terms Address SUPERVISING ARCHl-
TECT, Treasury Department, Washington,
D. {. OcS-3t
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ROOMS TO LET
Furnished Rooms

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, PRI-
vate bah. exclusive; 18th street; with or
without garage. North 1896. ocs-St
one LARGE. WELL-FURNISHED ROOM,
suitable for two gentlemen; one double
and one. single room; also will rent entire
basement. l0l4 18th st. NV. Phone Frank
lin 5433. ocS-3t
ONE LARGE DOUBLE ROOM: LARGE
closet; also one or two room housekeeping
apt; ami. Telephone Col. 562l. ocs-3t
LARGE ROOM; PRIVATE HOME; TWIN
beds; a. MI. Phone Lincoln S74i. ocs-St
62S D ST. NE.-NICELY FURNISHED
suite rooms for girls; electric lights;
h.-w.h.; private home; board If desired.
Phone Lincoln $3.50. ocs-3t
4O5 ST NE.-LARGE FRONT ROOM;
finely furnished; electric lights; $50
month. oc6-St
$3.50 18th ST. NW.-Si6 ONE ROOM; $50
other; hot-water heat; private family; un-
limited phone. Col. 4O4T. oc6-3t
25I 18th ST. Nw.-LARGE FURNISHED
front room. Columbia 44T3. oc6-7t
2I48 18th ST. NV, NEAR COLUMBIA
roLd-Choice Of three nicely furnished,
newly decorated rooms on second floor; cleo
tricity. instantaneous ho- water; gentlemen;
reasonable. Columbia 1902. ocG-Gt
4Ol6 GE RGIA AVE. NW.-ONE LARGE
furnished loom; next to bath; h.-w. h.;
GlectrltltNs one or two gentlemen preferred
Apply to above address after ?. N.
oc6-3t
2sOl 18Th ST. NE.-NEWLY FURNISHED
room; southern exposure; next to bath;
a. N. J.: single or double; private family.
North SO5S-J. oc6-3t
72T 7th ST. SE.-ONE FURNISHED MID
die room. Lincoln 1851. oc7-3t
50 ELM AVE. TAkOMA PARK Five
minutes from lith 81. cars. one fare adults)
Two delightful rooms. connecting private
bath, colonial home; ami; $50. Columbia
@S61 oc7-3t
l2G3 HARVARD ST. Nw.-LARGE FUR
ul>hed room; electric lights; telephone;
steam heat; gentlemen Col. 500. oCT-3t
TWO ATTRACTIVE SOUTHERN ROOMS
il modern apartment northwest Phone
Columbia 424. Apt. 81. oc7-3t
CONSULT The HERALD PERSONAL
Service Bureau when seeking rooms or
apartments. We have on fle at this office
a list ot desirable rooms and apartments IN
all sections Of the city. This service is free
to HERALD readers se3O-7t
Rooms with Board. -
Nicely FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
board. Columbia s2l2. o"T-7t
1919 ,KALORAMA ROAD-ROOM AND
board for one or two girls. North 657o.
oCI-3t
642 Z. CAPITOL ST.-ROOM AND BOARD
for two; twin beds: NV. r.. Phone Lin
colin IL oc6-3t
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Ielp Manted-MaIe.
WANTED-YOUNG MAN TO
learn printing trade; also
press boy. Apply to FOREMAN
conposinv rooro after 7 r m
HOTELS NEEp Trained MEN

HOlELS NEED TRAINED MEN.
Big demand: We train you for high-Sal-
AIRED positions in hotels. clubs. restaurants,
afeterias and tsarOoms; no previous expert
srce necessary; many graduates now making
81 500 TO $1,000 a year; dozens now own
their own hotels. Big pay; quick advance
me1t: delightful Surroundings; easy hours :;
6ne living. free meals fascina ting work
these are only a few Of the many adva ges
Of this delightful business. Course indorsed
by BiltmOre, Commodore, Waldorf-Astoria,
AnsCnia nd other great hotels, which offer
preference 10 our students Our Eradua ties
eagerly sought everywhere. Get into this
big paying profession now. Course costs but
2 few cents 4 day, LEWIS HOTEL TRAIN
ING SCHOOL, 1924 New York ave. Wash
ington. y. c sumo, IN, we. th .fr-tf
MEN-WHITE ONLY, 10 LEARN AUTO
repairing driy ing and garage manage
mF1t: tuition very TcaS0uahl see Us today
ANIERIC " MOTOR SCHOOL. 9th and o
sts. NV. oC6e0d got
wANTED-COLoRED BUTLER; STAY
nights. 1I53 Eye st. NV. ocT-3t
Help wanted-MaIe or Female. IL
wANTED-AT ONCE, COOKS, MAIDS,
hOusems-. FULLERS HOUSEHOLD EX-
CHANGE. 1221 25th st. NV. oc5-9Ot
Situations wanted-FemRle Is
FnR COOKS. NHTDS. HOUSEllEN. CALI.
FULLER'S EOCSEHELP EXCHANGE.
PaaRe West 2oSs. LII 18th 49, AZ. seS-soS
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PRESSER-FI ONE WHO IN
derstauds machine and iron also; So
week Call 1892 II st. ne, or phone Lincoln
49I6. ocs-3t
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1erannnlE.
WHY BE BALD?

guarantee after using s.N 10 eight bottles
~ kOoP's Lightning Hair Remover all bald
spots will b. covered with hair or money
REFUNDED. Ladies md Lightning Hair Re-
newer prevents ia'rug lair and removes
dsndruE. Edward Martin Westmour. y. J.,
under oath te~ufes been bald for years.
used seven bottles Lightning Hair Reuewer, +,
! now have fun head Of hair. lIr. Don
chu. -s1T Amin ST. Philadelphia, been bald
several years. used eight bottles Lightning
Hair Eenever. ! now have a full head Of
hair For sale hy druggists. Supplied by
Lsadbearer & Bra IlIer. Washington. D c..
and ?. konp. 11G y Third ST.. Camden. y.
!. One bottle, Sl.7l. three for $, and six
for S9-T5. or3-l6t
SONG POEMS ARE VALUABLE WHEN
properly set N music. I write good music.
Estab. 1905 GEO z JOHNSON. song writ
er and publisher. "uS 10Th st. No. Lin. 4496.
Do YOC LOVE GOOD HEALTH? YOU
can have it. Can al lT2s 7th 81. NV.
OLD INDIAN HERB REMEDY SEOr.
special Notice. 4
WORKINGIIEN-TOC WILL BE GLAD
10 learn the easy way Of getting good
have passed by and no doubt those who have
been bit" will tc glad of II, SEQ us for
new pants. $ up ladies aud misses new
and slightly used shoes. Jnc up JTSTH'S 5
OLD STAND. Go 4 ",s-lt
Business Chances. 8
FARTY WITH \ FEW THOUSAND DOL
lars ii cash would like 10 invest it IN
real estate. either old or new. II you have
anything describe in full. Address BOX
1I2-C, Herald OficH OcS-S.o.1l
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AUTOMOTVE.
AutomobiIes for 9
20 TO $50 OFF
THEY HAVE GOT TOGO.

~ ~ Il 10 oIE
THEY HAVE GOT TOGO.
I9Is-ovERLAND COUPE.
Was $500. .oo-now se00. 90
1917-cHALMERs, 7-passenger).
Was $3.50 .00-now $412. 90
19l7-MAXwELL (5-passenger).
l91s-ovERLAND OIodei 9O).
Was $500 .OO-now 5000. 90
l9ls-HuPMoBILE Cnew paint.
Was $500 .O0-now $4,000
19l6-STUDEBAKER (T-passengerD.
Was 1878 .00-now $500. 90
l920-oVERLAED practically newt.
Was $3.50. .00-now ST75.o0
i9le-FoRD DELIVERY Cperfect).
Was $3.50. 0.O0-now S425. 90
lOIs-ALLEN TOURING.
Was $3.50. .00-now $375 90
DUsENBURG RACER.
q, Was $3.50 Oo-now se25 90
Special Price.
COME IN AND LOOK THE ABOVE
CARS OVER AND MAKE YOUR OWN
TERMS. THEY HAVE GOT TO BE SOLD.
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
POTOMAC SALES CO.. INC.
l127 14th St NV.
Phone Main S66s.
USED CARS BOUGHT, SOLD
AND EXCHANGED.
oc3-3ot
maxwell. 1918; 5000 CASH. PHONE
BRENT MILLION. Main 2790. branch 74s,
or call Room 24O6. New Navy Bldg. oc7-3t
CHEVROLET BABY GRAND sEDAN-l9Is
model; cord tires; just thes car for fall
and winter; owner buying larger car. $500
cash: 9l5 LIST st. NV. Main 7lj1. oc5-3t
DODGE TOURING. $795. LOOKS
like new; runs like new. Ford
taken in part payment. 5l3 TENTH
ST. Sc.
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persrtur.s fron Norn,.l.

Accumulated de1cienrv = fs-nr-lFl-s
sine Jsnua-~ l. I02n 202
Dehrieury n Temperature since o-tshr- /.
1890 s..
Accumulated desc.cur~ of prcr.T.latlgr
since January !. 1929. -..H.
nefrrer.' of r. w'ar.0u s.H.' o.. h'-
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Knights of Columbus
Evening School
Academic Department
1871 Ma>SaChuSeJtS Ave NV.
ST, ALBANS

The National Cathedral School for Boys.
Country Day and Boarding 5. Lool open
air school rooms IN the lower solooI.
Blsbop Of Washington. President Board Of
Trustees William II. Church. Head Mas
Icr. Wisconsin and Massachusetts, avenues.
Phone CIryelan5 40 Se2I-l5t
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Highest. ha. lowest ~.
Relative humidlry-s q. ". . u-.
-. o.. IL. -
Rainfall - p. II. 10 : p. NJ co.
Hour Of sunshine. ll.J.
Ter Ceat OF possible sunshine. -0"
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HOUSE WIRING K FiNTrRES
appliances If all kinds. The finest quail
ity' the ."Tcst prices. Get our estimates
on house wiring. They'll save YOU money.
UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC CO. $40 18Th ,t
uc Lincoln 1850 aUI7-rf
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WE WRECK ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS.
\. X. THOMPSON. 1887 + ~t So.
JuGj-Suu we'd fri-tf.
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THE CAYANAUGH.
1924 lTth ST. NV.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

THE CAVANAUGH.
1924 nth ST. NV.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
ONE ROOF AND BATH.
81 700 70 81 900.
Cash payment, $500.
Total monthly payments,
SlS.G5 to S2l So.
TWO ROOMS AND BATH.
$500 to So 900.
Cash payment. $500 to 81 900.
Total monthly pSyments,
S2S.2J 10 $50 o..
THREE ROOMS AND BATH.
81 100 to 81 900.
Cash payment. 81 400 70 81 800.
Tuta! montoy payments,
80. As to $500.
Apply at this office for details
ALLAS Z. WALKER & CO, INC.
sl3 18th st. NV, Southern Bldg.
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