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The Washington times., 1920-02-04
WANTSSMOK|NGI IN
THEATERS BANNED
Fire Marshal Watson Would Re.
strict Permission 10 Entirely
Flreproof Buildings.

The District Commissioner today
approved an amendment TO the ponce
regulations prohibiting smoking IN
thsatsrs conducted for men unless
the building 10 nrsproot Throughout.
The amendment was suggested oy
George e. Watson. Fire MarshAl. OF
the Fire Department IL 10 undsrstood
this revision came as sresult OF tue
ore 10 the Lyceum rheater' some
weeks ago. which caused thousands
Of dollars dsmsge.
In making the recommendation
watson made this statement TO the
commissiensrs:
"Attsntioa 70 invited TO the faet
that under the present regulations
the Fire Department 10 without au-
thoyity to prevent smoking Ia thea-
tsrs conducted for men within the
District. no matter what the con-
struction Of the building may be or
what danger Of loss OF life and prop
syty may result from such smoking.
In my opinion. smoking should be
prohibited In thsatsrs and places OF
public assembly. except Ia buildings
constructed satirsly OF drsproof ma
tsrtal"
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
BIRTHS
SONS

CONS
Daniel {. sed Ellen L Ihompsor-
Abraham ana Aida Loybe.
Frank D and Marietta Wssr
Vernon l. and Mary ParkeE
John A. and sue Moody.
Frank r. and Manila skidmore
Raymond L and Lucy II creson
yohn o. ana Patricia NJ Nelson
Warren p. and Anna r, HorneI.
Henry C and Susie o. Sheriff.
Julius L and LILLIAN Simon
Louis and Henrietta Greenfield
Manuel @. and Margaret De Quevsde
George r. tr-. and Mildred H. AcIntnrY
Villa IA r. and Dorothy 2 OTtou
Carltcn r. and Willie Howell
George and Aleer Randall.
Anthony ana Matte Greepheld
DAUGHrEHs
George ana Vivian McNulty.
James w. and Ethel NJ Hunt
Howard y. and Marie A. sharpIsea
Frederick r. and Marie ". Frisssil
Samuel 2. and Evelyn ". rayman.
Oh harlss 3. and Florence ". Norgaa
Abraham and Mary Narkowitx
Emile and Dim Perrusa
Hugh W. ana Minnie Edwards
Charles and Grace NJ. Lanlbro&
Tobias r. and Katherine c. TAlesrt.
Henry NJ. and Ruth NJ Carpenter,
walter and Carrie Green
Dorsey and Bessie Frazisr.
Patrick and Addis ONsil.
Raymond ". and Eliza beth Tov1es
Harry J. and Edna L Smith
BOY TWINS
Thomas r. and Helen }. Gibson
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
24.MuE GALE CRPPLES
ELECTRIC SERVICE HERE

4 twspey-four mile March gale
Ioossd on the city caused . Gripping
Of electric current for nearly nfteen
minutes In downtown sections THIS
morning. Tslsgrsph and telephone
communication also were threatened
but no serious damage was reported
up to 10 .. m. when there was
sliSht lssssning OF the wind
Heavy slsst esgsn failing Al e'oo
o'clock.
At about Q o'clock the wires lead
Ing from the Bennins power house to
the stAsl plant in Anacostia were
blown down and current was Affected
for dft>sn uinuteA
The wind which blew hard during
most OF laAt night. reached max
!mum OF twsaty-tour miles an hour
TT will continue blowing all after
noon and we will probably have rain
until nightfsll at least" the weather
bureau declares. The report stated
that the wind would probably not
exceed twenty-four miles an hour.
but would shift from northwest to
northeast later in the day. The rain :
fall began at $3.50 o'clock yesterday
afternoon and has continued inter
m!ttently since.
The weather bureau stated that the
storm here 10 part OF the gale that 10
sweeping the entire Atlantic coast Of
which the worst part of the storm
will pass. of to sea today without
striking this city.
New York today reported the worst
storm OF the winter, sleet and high
wind crippling street railway traffic
and causing many accidents. The
sleet there was followed by snow.
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
JANUARY BUILDING
TOTAL sl,0S2,
New Construction In o. c.
Largely In Suburban Terri.
tory-Muoh Repairing.

More thAa one million dollars vas
spent last month by residents OF the
ListY.ct In building and ispslr!ng.
according 70 the report Ger 'as mon,h
OF John p. Hsaiy, inspector OF outli'
!nGs. lhs exact amount tpsnt ayr
ms January was tl,oss,ssa. or this
asi"unt Ss0s,ss5 was spent on new
buildings. the remainder OF repairs
Inspector Healys report shows that
the greater part of the building was
done in the suburbs OF the city. In
the outlying sections ssbl:oso was
spent showing that Washingtons
suburbs are expanding very rapidly.
In the northwest s2s.eoo was spent
on building: In northeast. 32o'eoo; In
southeast $3.50, and in the south
west. $500.
or the sl75.74S spent on repairs
slo6.23s OF II was expended In the
northwest section. In the suburbs
S47,745 was spent; In northeast.
yll,slB; in southeast $3.50. ana In
southwsst $4,000.
Forty nine brick buildings we're
erected last month. There was also
built thirty-sir frame buildings ana
eight tile buildings.
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
REV. J. A. SMYTH GOES
TO BALTIMORE CHURCH

The Rev. James A Smyth. first as
sistant pastor OF St Patrick's Church.
has been transferred TO Baltimore,
where he will succeed the Rev. Mi
cheel A Ryan a. pastor OF St Peters
Church Father Ryan will not leave
Baltimore for . month or two. IT was
learned here today. He will 60 to ST.
Paups Church, Ellicott City, Nd q,
where he formerly was pastor. A
successor TO the Rev. Mr.. Snayth has
not a. yet been appointed.
The Rev. Mr.. Smyth will not leave
for Baltimore for q month, it was
stated at St Patrick's. He is a broth
er OF the Rev. c. Carroll Smyth. Of
St Thomas Church. Baltimore, who
died last year. He also has two other
brothers in the priesthood. the Rev.
John c. Smyth, a member OF the
Paulist Order, and the Rev. Thomas
G. smyth, pastor OF St AIMS Church
here. Father Smyth was educated at
St Charles College and St Marys
Seminary.
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

WATTS %: eOth Of this eity. Th. Rev,
Ernest A. Middl.,on. -. and Ann W. co.,
-. both of this city. The Rev. wua ].
wiliiam Joseph Kennedy. - ana Hlida C.
R:y' otse x. ,. Rs.rson x. ss.h OF TINS cry 7a'
S: NS,ss'S ITnssrts ,s - ,sa ,s. Ma,
John Hsre.rt Quest, II. ana ID. Augusta
MoIler 20: beth Of this city. The Rev.
Henry Bass Morse, IS, and .P.ulin. Webb
Bruton, 2s. both of this city. The Rev.
Jossph Il 4 p.vin., ss. sud Mary A.
Son~,y, 80, both Of this city The Rev.
Edmund d. farrell Yr. 80 .f A,,.n..
Ga, and Nsomi Z. Richardson, 80. o.
. ssi; city Ths Rsyy, , x hi.ehon
s.H fi.s aoy 4 s.llrit sg SSts OF this city The
wnlism Alsis ceokssy. y. sad Hester
P.nn GoGs'ty. a. Of La Plata. Nd The
wIiii.ma 1siats, 'ss. and Jss.pn,n. cl.-
s... s.H elt.ryv wss.,. IS. beth of this city The
i; beth Of this city. The Rev + T.
ch,il:: R: L D;7' - .ss Am.
The Rev. I; z; Davis
anS a.r esnfy' Jsr-s' r HtI' H. of this city The
Ernest N: Reid, ST. 70, and oladyy Rsatri -
wyskon 10, both Of this city The Rev
David Seli, 3r. Is. ef Richmond. Va. and
RuSy woei.sy' lsi e sinrhamten- N
and Helen 2. Hoststtsr. II, Of LurSan,
Pa, Ths Rev T. 2. Davis
Ardis Chester swcrtzsll. rs, and Mary Dell
Decker, q. beth Of etauntep. Va Tho
Bev. H. y. pownt
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
DEATHS

Catherine solan, ~ yrs, egts 10Th IT. rv.
James L Donaldson, rs yrs. Georgetown
Hos
Patrick orpcnoaus. So yrs.. H and ,d 1T.
Lillian 4 spsaks ss yrs. 1901 18TH IT.
Jsrnas A. saitEnnan, 90 yrb, 27os e7th ct
rsrs.. A. pohrty. - yrs. The Roland
porsths Held. s., yrs, a14 18th 1t. y.
Msrs e sh.rpi.ss, 81 US, 7o5 Upshur st
s.n. C. van sw,ad.r.n. . yr.. ITO, x st.
ch.riott. P. P1ummsr. - yrs. ,s,r Adams
Mil road.
y,ss E,ssl !,,,,. 2 c.T!:es; I; r,wsttsSs s,s So.
Aary 2 fey SO yT,, aiio ssh pl. nv.
xsthsrtns y Center 81 yrs, ns NJ
Aitr.d Weed; q yys, wash. Az no.
Margaret J. sohoeisy, 81 yrs, B16 x st. ne.
willism A. Colbert, - yrs, wash Asylum
Hos.
Mary e. Lee. 8, yrs. s,ls Prospect svA
Mary J. Cemerts. - yr,. 1000 p IT. nv.
Gwendall B. Newman, , u.s. Q. 8. Naval
william A snus. - ~. i.s 6, c, ~. o.
M.Is.T.t w,asi.-. 81 ~, c.Ia.ld Hos
TsGni Rsy Mason .sn'h ~ :, % csidr.n, , ,,s S.: I; nv
Thomas n. Niessn-, 10 yrs. 7jot L st nv.
colon " sm,.S'' u yrs' Blu. rislrs, SsSssn 3. e~
N.sE N:s. ysi:;; IN. 3 ,,s.,,.,: .;,:s
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
DAVID HUTCHINSON.

Funeral services for David Hutch
inson. who died Sunday az the home
Of his sistsr. lT3o Thirty-sourth street.
northwest we're held this aftsruoon
from the above addrass Members Of
the Widows Son Lodge. No, 7. y. !.
A. NJ aud Potomac Union, No. Z. odd
Fellows, OF which the iats Mr.. Hut.
Crimson was a member. attsadsd the
services.
Mr.. Hutchinson has lived In wash.
lngtop for a number, OF years He 10
survived by three Sistsgs-Mrs. Ra-
chel Johnson. Mrs. Elisa w,cks, Mrs.
Louisa shipley; and one brothaT,
Tobias Hutchinson, OF this city.
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
Births, Rarriaoss,
Deaths
RENE c. VAN sWIHoERlN.
Nselsss ksv 6s FAonsd UasQ
sP. r.. AoSa $3.50, 6ro~cA ..

p Members sf the Nsthsriaads Lsssr
ton oovsrpmsat officials and mem
esrs OF congrsss sttsadsd the funeral
services OF Rene Charles vaa swim
oeFtn. son Of the Netherlands Min
lister TO Great Britain. and Srsndsoa
Of Charles c. Glover president Of the
Adams Church. the Rev. Charles II
warner and the Rev. DR.. Randolph u.
Mekim officiating. Burial followsd
IN Oak Hill Cemetery,
Van Swinderin died sunday night
st the home OF his grandfather. i7os
stTeet northwest He had just
reached the age of nine years.
Among the prominent men st the
services were Henry White. member
OF the American Peace Commission
at Versailles; Chief Justice White.
OF the United States supreme Court.
and Secretary of Treasury Houston
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
JAMES H. MoGUIGAN.

Funeral services for James II. Nc.
GuiEan. who died At his rssidsnes.
l4o6 A street southeast, sunday.
were held at the Holy Comforter
Church this afternoon
Mr. McGuigan was = victim Of
pneumonia. He came TO Washipgton
twelve years ago, after retirement
from active service in the Navy. In
which he served for forty years
He is survived by a wife. Mrs. Marie
McGuigsn, ana four children-Jsmes.
Wilson, Edwin and Marie
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
CARD OF THANKS

SANSON-I w1sh TO express my sincere
thanks ana appreeiation TO the relatives
and friends for their kindness, sympathy
and beautiful floral tributss at the cath
OF my beloved sister.
sANSOM--Wo wish to express our sincere
thanks and Appreciation 10 the relatives
and frisnds for their Hndnsss, sympathy
and beautiful horsl tributes at the death
OF our beloved vita and mother.
D. I. SAMSON AND FAMIIY.
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
NASTY Colds
Ease at Once
First dose OF "PaPes Cold Compound" relieves dis
tress-Three doses break up eolds-No quininsl

stops nose running: relieves head
ache, dullnsss, fsvsTishnsss. snsss
ing. soreness. stiffness
"Pape's Cold Compound" 10 the
quickest. surest relief known. and
costs only a fewcents at drug stores
II acts without assistance. Tastes
nice Contains no quinine. Insist on
Pape's!
The Washington times., 1920-02-04

Don't stay stuftsd-pp! Quit blow
Ing ana snufflins. \ dose OF "PApes
cold Compound" taken every two
hours until three doses are taken
usually breaks up q cold and ends
all grippe misery.
The nrst dose opens clogged-up
nostrils and air passages of head I;
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
Two ITALIAN WARSHIPS
SEIZED BY D'ANNUNzIO

TRIESTE. Feb. 4.-The torpedo
boat orsini and the auxiliary ship
citta di Roma. bound from Aneons
70 Poia with munitions and foodstuffs
for the italian naval forces, have been
seized by Gabrielle d'Annunzio. Italian
insurgent leader at Fiume. The ships
were brought into the port OF Fiums
yesterday.
TURIN, Feb. 4-Four lieutensnta.
nve sublieutenants and one sergeant
OF Capt Gabrielle d'Annunzio's Fturns
army, who made up the party which
kidnapped General Nisra, commander
OF the Italian Forty-ninth division.
stationed at IstrtA. last wednesday
night have been arrested and are i'm
prtsoned here. after having again
crossed the armistice line
ROME, Feb. 4--The Giornale d'1tAlia
in an editorial expresses the belief
that now Is the time for Premier
Nittt 10 put an end to tho AdrtAtIc
controversy, with the assistance Of
Great Britain and France, while II
is evident that the United States will
stand aside, having the right no more
to intervene in the settlement OF Eu-
ropean questions"
Official apology by the president OF
the Jungo-Slav provincial govern
ment to the commander OF an Italian
warship for an insult TO the italian
dag last Tuesday has not yet been
made The italian admiral has issued
an order forbidding Italian ships TO
call on Jugo-Slav ports, and has re-
called all Italian vessels now in Jugo-
Slav waters
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
WILL CALL ARIZONA soLoNs.

yAoENIX, Aria, TAh. A-0ov.
Thomas 2. Campbell will Issue q esII
today for q special session Of the
STATE lsgislaturs, TO eonvsns February
IL, he has announced. Ths call will
be limited TO Q vote on the womsn's
suffrage arnsndmsht &c the Federal
.Constih1tioA-
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
No More GurgIy Brash, lump
Of Lead" Bad Digestion,
Heartburn or Such
Troubles.

The man who can't help making
faces at his stomach, the man or
woman with q grouchy digestion. or
with downright dyspepsia need fret
The heaviest, richest dinners, the
most unspeakable quick lunches, all
can be. taken care Of without impos-
ling on tie stomach. 4 scientific
digestive can do the dtgesttrE where
the stomach either did not DO 1t be.
lore or aid II very imperfsctly.
This is why the use OF stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets has become SO
universal among those who suffer
from indigestion and dyspepsia.
Take one OF Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets after your next meal and II
YOU are given TO pslching, sour ris-
ings, fermentation, heavy lumpy
teeling in the stomach, indigestion,
dyspepsia- loss Of appetite or other
such digestive derangsment,. you
will md at once . remarkable i'm
They arouse the gastric Juices and
give the stomach the rest II needs
Before it can again be healthy and
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
for sale at all druggists at SOC q box.
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
You're Lucky II
You Have to Pay
That Income Tax

II "a. you are . member Of the
t. League Of Live and Lucky Ones.
Just think Of the gang waiting
TOR admission and working their
heads off 20 reach your mark
Then you viii omit the grunts
and cheerfully Ole your return
and pay up.
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
DEATHS.


KApFMAN--op Monday, February ., 1870.
at $3.50 .. m. MILTON A.. beloved son
OF Mr. and Mra AlexandaT kaufman, IN
bic twsnty-eighth year.
Funeral from his late resids snce, SOS
rtfth street northwest, Thursday, Feeru-
ary s, 1920. at 1880 g. m Interment at
Washington Hebrew Congressional
Cemetery. a.
McAILIsTRR-On Monday, February E..
1920. at $40 p. m, at her residence. 60T
Fourth street northwest ELLA AL.
MYRA McALLISrER, in the sixty
seventh year Of her age.
Funeral from the chapel OF ". r
speaIe Co, 1908 II street north~sst. on
wednesday, February I, at p M Hsla.
tives and friends invited
PADGETT--suddsnly. on Tuesday, Febru-
street southeast, CHRISTINA PAD
GETI, eslovsd wife OF the late Willism
-runsrsi from her late homs Friday.
rsorusry, q, ~ .. m. Intsrrnsnt at
Cengressionsl Csmstsry. Trisnds and
relatives invited 10 sttsnd- 5s
hENSEa.,on Feerua.y 2 ,isao, .fss -
NEf, aged siyty-thrsS ysars
FUNERAL Thursday al o'clock from
wisA yndertasing ssta tabiishmept Sur
ytvsd BY one daughter hra Mary G.
lwashiaston county, Ma. paper, pleas.
oopS) -
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SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK


Cray kni-, however hzndsrrne. oe-
-1ttes advancing aEe. We al know
tire advantages @f youthful zppEnr-
znce. Your hair is rpur charm. j
srakss or rmErs the face When y
r. asE, turns gray and 1odlSs EtrHakeo,
3tisr y few applications pf Sagf Itsa
ana Sulphur enhances Us appearances
8 hnndre6-<old-
Don't Stay rr-nyt Look ypu-iE
Either prepare 1be recipe NJ hErne or
Eef from any drug STORE b borlls nf
-'Ewvs1h's Eare and Sl1phur Gem
pound which is merely The old--zuas
recipe Improved Ivy the addition ot
0sher srgredinrts Thousands 0f folks
-sernrrrnana iris rez6F-1o-uss preqzr's-
Ton. because ]. darlrsrs the hair tstsazl-
rifnZly, beEt6es. no one can passioiy
ten. rs II darlens SO naturally and
evenly. TDr -nuisfsn sponge or soft
lsr-nsih with H. drawing this threDga
rbs hair. taking one small strand AZ
a t4-ne By m0r1ing the gray hnsr
cisnvpaark~ after another application
rr fwn IT'S natural color as restored
ana 4 hecornes thick. glossy and lus-
trvrs IND you appear years younEey-
wFsnf's Sare and SniphrD 1urn-
pound is a ce1iEhtfni toilet reQaisife-
3. is NOT iztented for the cure. ralr1-
Estiun or prsventicn Of cisease,
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MOTHER OF FIRST
/ AMERICAN SOLDIER
KILLED IN FRANCE
Mrs. Alice Gresham Do6d,
First War Mother OF The
Nation Gives Entire
Credit For Recovery OF
Her Health To The We'll
Known Medicine, Tanlac

The following remarkable andarst-
rntn ~ T4nlbr was given rtneaflH
~ Mrs. Alite @resham D5a1 IA iNa
Gresham Menara. siaHe Gavin Park
Evansville. lne whah home wAs
presented aa hf F lhe pA1r0
people ~ Indiana ELS evidence af
their ApprAesn1 gn az tlae Services rea-
Ssfssa 7a his ronnifs he har SOD C'er-
psraa 9nnes n Ssresham she frsa
American soldier BILLED 5n Franc.
Impressions nf swUHmshw were ssr
Nesred l.x Mrs s9nad srnm aI ua1as
of the Tlsf,d States and tlse Rrws
Eassrs an ahs coun ~ carr8ea fhe
SlNrF N1 gAf s1rEi War ma1har
The SHOCK nt hmr aons neaHh RE-
sE21ed in iAe ser10as breakdown -
Mrs Dodds hsAlah tm' eFtrBnnt Wltl
lear'n wgah ani4rHs amd pleaaufe hai
she is n0w s-aeraid health again
When @ern at her HONS reesni3v sac
rnHGe the fnilnwlng statement g9xins
sAs entire szellf for Aer HeeDgeF 70
zhe we'll -lnapm 8a06lainA Taalac
Af7fr my afar h0rss death hsd
6 ssnersl breakdown heslth SO.
%NA2f Af3Atis -NA 4ss NA #4 FAAA dNft t'At
0irs si1an M gaoe usfd o u4ssi rge
Erd md GO diet mvstlf TeET eare-
fnlav. wAlrh was1la mush hardship Sc
] los1 all cesane q sat Thesa ! had
al 11aAck sf ghtuIaailzm .wMA afvera
Faans l1 my aAaalaArs haGR ans
ar1ns Sovnsaianes used 10 suffer 2
erseaa deal and En1 lDia1s wonl6 ea'
al rEV1lFu up ina @iil was aAle 3
d. rKrw liiil4 Aboaa ihe houae. and al
5lTnns rpalan ffeM cook a 1neal
got very ntlaaas A1d restless Ana a.
might wnHld 9aT awake far haurs aaa
a0sr rnanp Mle4lts sls-ep us con-
scene nee
A friend "a gAane had rf4f#lrea
rreae dfiaa ID np tlsan Tanlae. aaa
X wAs she ufla advised 1De dN Try il
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ann SO Eisa ] did far IL proved 5ae
fesi medicine AApw fNtr GaselA u
a9an gave me s good appetite III g
sstsaIled ft se9Iie my stomach 50 that
] WINS n0 longer troubled with lndl-
gssli0n ] don't ERow Wihai "a Is TO
have 1'heunlA ir giH1ns Baw 3ihs
swelling ard stiffness has has ail
sane 0as a. mg losnts and ann shls
ta 8a The wark os 1lAe hoaae with the
e1ea5asl tase Mg NERVES ARE now
eady and STRONG 9 slaspgine al night
and : fetl 3eilsr Id health than ever
bei0re Sd mF life , SHAH alWays be
grateful f0f whaf Tanlac has done
Iat me. and shall recommend il every
4 hance Z get
Tnnlhr " sola ID rB1lraa hy ahe
lA9lle Drnr and SlstnnAsy Co. and
lv Oscar Matries Lowell. ane ag All
good druggists
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Mrs.. William P. Burton.

Mrs William p Burton
Capt Wm- 7. Ruraons tie Eng
lish skipper who viii sail Sir
Thomas Li9ions : challenger in
ihe America $ cup races, wlll not
ihaVe 7o ge outslae Of his family
for expert assistance in handling
ibe Shamrock lN.
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mathematics taking be side al the
s4nAfnis wrate a tarma4 cornmum. :
eh9lon fa 1hs executive committee IA
whiish te aranea hnf professor ana
sHpaeli afe 3ni1l1lr involved ia s1eh
failares 9le suggested iafg1 ins9rBcg-
Ers ne tined Win students fNr aaca
iailHre ia lheir tlassas, il ahe rGle Is
10 fola
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Lander Classified Aas ce Raaulis
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In tins. and hundreds ut other sin
liar cases.
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NJ M CARTER.
CLERK
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NOTICE For BIDS

Sealed bids waH De received al tAc
Office 81 the clerk at the h0a~d II
eauaaileu np ia = n m. gane 1a- Tor
certnin repairs and insfallaaiuN of f0sl-
nis aa Dausaass school building, spa~
riilearien of which can iba faual ai
iAe clerks offlee and ahe office of
HawaTd l. Gahi ana the BOARD re
serves ihe right sa relecasany ana al
9ids A2ale lF'e L0waher, president
ai the hoard ~ eancarion.
Ailesl-
NJ M. CARTER.
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freTnsn Wear cyerslls ss UraforrnE.
Because of fbe high ras af Bni-
fsaans. Fbe rneEnbers af 1hs Chnn4Eaigl
flllB fire department have decided
in 3Sn sEerElls uHrl ihe price ID re
qpcsa.
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One hund~ed Tairs higA grade alHck
ard lad English and straight lasi
Goodyear wtE mtn : shoes on sale--
slE 900 raaaes FIR $3.50 and s3A0B-
az L0wzhtr 4 Messwcnr's. oHposlts
sastodtioe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-02

sssierf y'czzr tires So-
c~FciiTa3 10 the roses
sf4sY hErs 70 rrspel
lr sanay on triliv cnun-
try, wherever tire eoire
is sys ro re tleavy--I'hs
H. 5 Nristsy-
Fo ordinary ccsrrtry
xsand1 TIE U. e. Cham
lE Isra.
Fos front Nhetas-Ihs
u. s Pl6lr.. ?
Fer beat results
even hsrS-l. s.
Ecgs1 Cords.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-09

-8alter 8ruens, bon Bots6om.
tebrte leeten Sreitag bon elmer nod
ct. Bouts unternommenen 9eiuds.
reiie auriid.
-Som Wattbeps, bon Sea, z.
8. Senslep ltno Irtbur Brice BON
SpensbiIle, g. 8. Sp. Seeiemann,
bon Stonp Sill, uno s. 9. Ncper,
BON 9ap, paren lebten Sonntoq 5lr
Scicr Oes a. Suli bier, uno ben1tt.
ten Otc @ele9enbeit ba5u Inn ols
Ganoioaten nit oen Stimmqebern
befannt gu per6en.
-Gbas. Soeotmann Sobn &iefs
uno Satin unD SRI. @eIma 8obI,
bon Gotsoanl, tparer lesten Son.
nerstag gum 8eillf un6 in @ei6Gf.
fen in Sermann.
-Eaitnr Saul 8obus uno @at.
tin, bon 2ebanon, ST., paren Iebte
ISOLDE mcbrcre Gage bier ols @Gite
bon Sobn 8oeIt uno @attin.
-SrIS. @lmo llno Wanilu Sene.
fe, bon OnensbiIle, befanoen iid
leste ISOLDE mebrere Gage bier ulf
8eiu6 bel ibrer S6neIter, 6rm
@alter Straf.
Strait 9an. Sug unb Sermun
SdeiOegger II. @atttn, bon Berger.
befanben ii6 am 0tcnstag beiuds.
neiie in Sermanr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-09

Die beioen S0bne oeS Sans
Slate, friiber mebrere Sabre als
2e6rer an %unierer S6uIc tbGtig,
moren leste ISOLDE mebrere Gage
bier aIs @6ite Ser SamiIie 6. s..
&ippItetn.
-Srau CHARLOTTE @raf reiIte lcs-
TEN Snmstag nod Erop, Sll., Inn
ibre bort nobnenbe So6ter, Srall
q. Reimler at beiu9en.
'8aneis Bros. erbielten Iebte $50
DIE cine gorlaoung Seem Sbea
Spreabers." Sebt lit Die bette 3eit
cine oieier Belt. 1rnb arbeiteriparen.
oen Waidinen 5l fuufen.
SRI. Coma Reper, bon Santos
gitp, peilt gegenpdrtie bier aui
8eilt6 BEL Der Samilie 5reo SletI6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-09
geinnbbeitsrescln fir Babies

WitttcrmiIf lit oie bette fir
Babies.
<bnild lit Die natiirIide Nab.
rrrlg fir elm Galb, ntdt aber fir Elm
neiigeborenes &in6.
Ntan ptege oas 8abp regeImGBig.
0os 8abp bot cine Wenge friide
2uft n%otbnenoig.
Die @ltgen oes ncugeborenen
8obp iolltm bon einem ar5t unter.
iudt neroenL 6amit 8linobeit Der,
biitet miro.
Sino Die argcn oes gabp n:di
in et,tcm 3uItonoe, 10 aiebe man Ocr
Ir1t 81 State.
9oS 9obp iollte t1gli6 eebaoei
weroen iinO friide @Gide erbaltcn.