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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09
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Ell AHORCADO

En- cuanto comprob6 cue las cose-
Chas eran mucho mayores que otroS
amos, yNque no solo podia pagan los a
IrendamientoS atraSadoS, Sino que hh-
bria de ahorrar tambien 10 necesario
para SUI casita, no par6 I'm instante de
hablar de ella. Nos daba minucias
y deta!leS del modo como pretendia
constIulrla. de IL distribution de- los
cuartos, del hue3to que cultivaria 4
espaldas de aQuella vivienda. cue era
su Illusion; IN huerteCico lltnn de
manZ1uos. de ~perales, de cerezos Y
blancoS almendroS, TODD cercado lie
tapiales que e. mismo levantaria po-
Co a POGO, Ell las horas de holganZa
Con Julian tambien comcntaba estss
cosas. Y el le ola en- s:lencio, con III
geSto de. ]eXtraneza y acaso de enridia
Pero eStaba de Dios que mi padre
no habia de vivir nunca on sG "casi-
ca. Cuando mas vivos eran nues-
tros entusiaSmOs, una noche nos des-
pert6 un ruido maldito de los truenos,
V las luccs rerctidaS de los re!imra-
Cos. que no parccia sino QIe el cielo
Sc estuviera incendiando.
Mi padre ;;Inl;,t desolado:
-Hijos MOS. estd cayendo IN ne
driSco ONO yo no he "conocio' nun
ca. :Se IA "perdio to-!
Y Sc ocultG. huyendo de n0sotCos.
Pero yo OF sus sollozoS, n pesar de
que los truenos arreciaJan cad, veI
mas. encogiendome el corazGn de lin
miedo muy srande. 70 taToiGn Gui'
Sc llorar. v no pude, porQue de rrcrto
Sc me hizo un nude en- Ia garsanta
Que me iba ahoGando....
Con IN e~sneranZa de nueStr1 "caSica"
So fueror todas nueStraS esper1nZas.
Hasta Ia de- paSar al amC las -e3taS
atrasadas Y los alQuileres de aquel car
tucho en- donde viviamos. No huho
mis- remedio que 'vender los solares
del abuelo.
Una noche mi padre nos mostro
amos cuantos billetes y I'm punado dc
plata.
To" 10 quc ne ha 'dao" e. amo
por Ct solar, d~eScontando ell rento que
debiamoS.
Y con una VOC muy pesa. osa ana6io
-Hiios mics. por 10 menoS va no
nos morimos de hambre este aHo. Mas
''alante" Dios dira.
Julian. que >e encontraba all. pro-
runcfr estas palabraS:
ITO Perico. idichoSo "uste' u 20
"a tiene resualto, Nj cosecha tambien
Sc ha "perdlo". y no tenGo soiares pa
verder.....
Nj padre Gallo. y lueso, cuando Ju
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COSIITE DEL DESFILE DE IRA
JES.-Igualmente Sc Ia nombrado un
comita encargado Gel desfile de trajeS
u habra diariamente en- los salones
de Ia exposition Y 81 cual estara int
crado por los siguientes senores: Pre-
sident: J. J. Twohey, de Ia Bentley
and Twohey Silk Co; r. Trriag Han
son y D. E. Douty.
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Ian Sc fue. atranc6 la "uerta, impa-
ciente Y receloso, y estuvo entreteni-
do mucho ratio. ocultando baJo TERRA,
en- IN horo muy hondo Que hizo en- Ia
entrada de la ~cocina, aqUellos billie
les que nos habia ensenado an:es.
II cabo de algunos dlas. n tarIe,
despues de marcharse mi padre y mi
hermano. OF pasos desde IA cocina, Y
pregunte:
-;Ouien anda?
Escuche en- Seguida ell crujir dc la
ruerta al y sail para ger
,iuien era.
Descubri a TN hombre parade en- ell
portal. u no conocf al prontC por-
que lleraba envuelta una manta alre-
dedor de Ia cabeza. Pero al f!jarme,
commence a reir de buena CANA:
-iHola. Julian, tie he conocido!
tie he conocido No d%isilnules.
Entonces nuestro vecino Sc dcsem
boz6 rapidamente y. ernnuaanGo n
navajo que traia oculta, Sc 6lrlgi7 ma
cia mi con I'm gesto amenaZador que
me dej0 alelada de susie.
ST gritas-eXclam6 mirardome con
ojos de fiebre,-te mato! Hupiera
''querio" que no me conociefaS: pero
va que ha "sio" asi, no hay reE1edlc'
! Dime d6nde suarda til padre Ell ''lnefo
de los solares'
Era tan angustiosa mi impression
que no tuve alientos para hahl2r nj
moverme. ,
Hacienda IN gran esfrerzo consegu'
tranquilizarme.
-Vamos. Julian.-le die con Toz
observation-disclosures tengas ganas &c pro-
mas.
Y procure retirarme.
FL za enfureci6.
mo; no son bromas! Ell dine
70, Cjnde esta Ell d:7ero!
Sc me ocurri6 una idea fellz' y lie
asegur6 mpy seria:
-;Pero 81 mi padre ticne costinlnre
de guardian el dinero encima!
Cadu yeZ Julian Sc acercaba mas '
mas mo amaso o ell Gu
chillo. Yo segui a~fianZada en- 10 mis-
mo Guerra negar, neCar sIcm3re. 10,
do antes de que aquellos plIiet:coS que
mi padre %guarGaba con tanto amor sc
los Quitara nadie. Leg" h"sIa pm
charme con la navajo para que cor
fesara el ~escon.iite.
Por fin. viendo luz NADIA con*egu'a'
:. abanlanz6 sobre mi y me amcrdaSo'
con IN panuelo. Luego Sc quito Ia Ia
ia me alto con fuerza a INA paa dc Id
mesa que usabamos para conner.
Sc puso a registrar Ia casa como un
andenoniado. Abri6 todos los caJones'
81 area removi6 las camas. MIRO por
todos lados. Parecia una fiera DAM
ma que. habiendole dado 81 olor dc "a
aza husmeba el rastro dc SD victima
sin lograr descubrirla-
Yo le miraba medic muerta de mieoo.
:Qu6 serea capaz de haccr aquel NOM
bre?
Ip,r, Ia -
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Son tan numerosos los casos de
reumatismo originates por un peque-
no germen que infesta la sangre, que
los medicos principian a Greer que la
causa de la enfermedad es perma-
nente. Por supuesto que una enfer-
medad que tiene ST. origen en- la san
gre no puede ser combatida por me-
dio de remedies aplicados superb
cialmente.
Tn remedio que proporciona re-
sultados esplendidos en- el tratamien-
to del Reumatismo, es S. 3. S., ell an
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COETE E5TO. VALE OlNERO

Corte este anuncio. incluya sets.
y dirijalo a Foley and Co. 1885
Sheffield Ave. Chicago, H.. escri-
biendo su nombre Y direction con
claridad. listed recibira en- cambio,
IN paquete de prueba conteniendo
el Compuesto de Alquitran V Mel
de Foley para toses, resfrios Y
Group: las Pildoras de Foley para
los Rinones. para dolores en- la es-
palda. miembros Y Intermediates de
Il vejiga, Y Pastillas Purgantes de
Foley. cue son I'm magnifico our
gante para Ia constipation, biliosi-
dad. dolores de cabez2 V congestion
intestinal. De venta en- todas las
tAdv.)
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CUIDESE DEL REUMATISMO CON
LA PROXIMIDAD DEL INViERNO

tiguo remedio que ha sido vendido en-
todas las drcguerias por mas de 90
amos. S. S. S. actua eXpulsando dl-
rectamente de la sangre ell mlcroblo
que produce ell Reumatimo, y proper
ciona asi, un alivio verdadero. .
Principle a tomar hoy S. S. S. 81
listed nos escribe establishments a
cerca de su case, lie daremos conse-
JOS valiosos sin hacerie cargo algu-
no. Diriiase al Chief Medical Adviser,
Isl Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
(Adv.)
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Cuando las Comidas
Hacen NAL Efecto
Ell "Pape's Diapepsin" es ell
remedio mas Pronto para
la Indigestion

Cuando las comidas le hacen nal
efecto V provocan acidez o gases er
Ell est6mago. o a resultas de Ia IN
digestion sufre de alguHa jaqueca.
no Sc apure, he aqui de IN alivio in
mediate.
Tan pronto como listed tome una
pastilla o dos de Pape's DiapepSin,
la dyspepsia. indigestion. etc, pro
ducidas por la acidez terminaran.
Estas a~gradahles G inofenSivas pas
tillas de Pape's Diapepsin nunca ia
Ian en- ~neutralizar los acidos, Y 10
haran que sc sienta bien Immediate
mente. Por otra parte, SUI costo. es
ror demas reducido. C:Adv.)
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De Descanso a sus Musculos
Cansados y Adoloridos
Lo, trabajadores de todas classes, en-
cuentrsn reposo con et uso del
"Linimento de Sloan.

;Esta listed trabajando parade to-
l. do el dia. o levantando coSas
pesadas?
S. es asi, Sc sentira muy canSado.
Pero no importa, 81 listed es IN
teligente. comprara una botelIa de
"Linimento de Sloan. para apllcar-
Se.o en- la oficina. taller 0 en- 81 ca
sa. P6ngase solamente IN POGO. '
no Sc 10 f-ote. porque penetra pro
porcionandole I'm alivio Immediate.
Magnifico para los dolores reu-
maticos, neuralgia, sciatica, lumba-
go Y IN sin fin de otroS dolores pro
pios de Ia estacion en- que o en-
contramos. Tambien sirve para com
batir los resfriados.
Es muy conveniente e. tenerlo a
Ia mano. En- tres tamanos, Soc,
TCt V Sl.40.
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Como an,es So dijo IA EXPOSITION
terdrd Iugar durante II segunda Sc
man. del mes de Febrero del entrante
ano Y eStara alberta diariamente des
de las 10 4. m. hasta las 10 2. m. Las
horas Dc Ia manana QuedarAn exclusi-
vamente a disposition de los conner
cianres o personals que quieran tran
sa- c~peracionss. en- tanto Que 81 pu-
hIico tendra acceso en- las tardes Y en-
las CoChes.
N6;ase va, entire los concentrates en-
e. rano de sedas. inUs;tado entuSiaS-
mo por asist:r a esta exposition. y a
juzgar por los prepavativoS. es d.
creerse CUE los orEanizadoreS vean Co
rouados Sus eSfucrzos por e. mas COM
pleto tNitO.
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MADAM PARKER,
NINE. JEANETT,

EGYPTIAN PALMIST. CLAIRvOYANT.
Guaranteed to read your entire life, past,
present and future. She asks questio ons
but before you utter q word she tells what
tells how to gain success in business.
health, courtship, marriage, divorce. tells
you what part of the world will be sue
cessful for you; advises how to gain and
hold good position: she tells IL the one
you love Is true or false. Are you in
trouble? Do you find tho one you have
bestowed your trust and affection upon
acting cool and indifferent toward your
She will remove all obstacles and tell you
how to win and hold the one you desire,
she reunites the separated, locates absent
friends and relatives. Readings, 800.
3es 9Th st. N. w. topposite Saks & Coz
PRIVATE PARLORS
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MADAM VICTORIA

EGYPTIAN PALMIST AND CLAIRvOY-
ANT. Can tell you anything you wish to.
know or find out in business specuiations..
Investments, health, family affairs, divorce
cases; the name of the lady or gentIeman;
you Will marry: how TO win and hold the
one of your choice; tells IL anybody has put.
bad luck or evil influence on you, and tells
how to remove it. The madame will teils
you what steps to take to bring you luck
and success The Madame can make hap-s
piness between sweethearts. man and Wife
and can reunite the separated. One VISIT
to Madame Victoria will pay you for many
disappointments in others. Satisfaction
guaranteed or no charge. Special readings.
81. Oily and Sunday. over Merits Store
906 ST. n. w.
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MADAME >FONEDA

TELLS THE PAST. PRESENT & FUruRA
TELLS JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO
KNOW, without asking q single question
the veil OF mystery removed: IL In trouble
call and consult this gifted woman; tellG
business Affairs. love affairs and. In feet
she removes all evil influences, tells yoyS
how to gain success in business, love. mar-
everything; she has helped thousands: Shs Z
can help you SATISFACTION GUARAEs
TEEp. HOURS 10 a m. to 9 p. m.
ALL READINGS CONFIDENTIAL
Special Low Fee Within Reach OF All
1124 9TH ST N w
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MISS LA POINTS, Spiritualist Advises. the
late Indian psychic l2l0 9Th st. N. W.
MADAME SELIA.

EGYPTIAN PALMIST AND MEDIUM
This gifted lady reads your past, present
and future life, giving I-ue advice you can
depenr IN In business anu family AFFAIRS
love, health and marriage, speculation, In
vestments and divorce cases tells the name
OF your future husband wife and how to
win the one you love, makes up lovers
ouarrels and family troubles, reunites the
separated and makes happiness between
man and wife: tells what business and
what part of the world most luckicst to
you and how to gain success In anything
you take in hand. II you are having bad
luck or trouble consult Madame Selia, she
can help: her advice iemoves all troubles
Satisfaction guaranteed. Hours 9 to $3.50
Phone Franklin 237s-J. Readings, 81. Daily
and Sunday. Between II and ! SITS.
s31 7'TH STREET N. w.
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MADAM D'ASHMAN.

CLAIRVOYANT, CRYSTAL GAZER, AND
CARD READER,
will tell your future on love, marriage d.
yorce, changes, reunites the separated,
helps you to win back lost love, happiness
and business This gifted medium was
born OF long line OF true mediums who
have advised some OF the leading men and
women of the world thru cards, stars and
the palm Open daily until 7. Sundays.
to p. IN. Room 33.
1901 G STREET N. w.
Opposite Droop's Music Store 18th and a.,
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Daily and Sunday.
PROF. BELMONT.

Noted Clairvoyant and Palmist. can read
your life by the lines in your palm. which
are the record OF your life. Being a grad
uate OF two colleges Of palmlstry, and his
wonderful gift of second sight enables him
70 Ift the veil Of mystery and reveal TO you
Important matters of your future fife.
GIVES advice on business matters, love,
health and family affairs; tells name OF
your future husband or wife: tells II one
you love Is true or false; what part Of the
country In luckiest TO you; what to do to
be successful in life; removes troubles of
all nature brings the separated together;
tets the secret OF having personal influence
with your associates. Prof. Belmont 10 Q
Psychologist OF World Rcnown. Readings
u. 1915 New York ave. ". w. next door
TO Masonic Temple
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cLAIRvovANTs
Licensed 6y Ms Di.iy,ot Of coa.~s,

~"eee " INC btstftct 0 CotssStlo
nEssAGk circle and lecture. Mrs. COATES.
NJ SAtur1sy evening p m. i70t kilbOurns
~ n, W. ht. flvasant care SubIsoI
sapernormaL Not supernatural"
ONE or THE WORLDS MOST DiSTiI.
bulsiiED MENTAL PSYCHIC NED
,,,,,, luA AND LIFE READERS -
STUDIO, 924 Nth ST. N. w.
THIS LADY,s REPU.aTIoN IS WORLD
MlDE, AND HER ADVICE or THE
MOST RELIABLE KIND; WITHoUr A
QUESTION WILL TELL THE object of
your call NAMES OF FRIENDS AND
hELAIlNEs' Will advise you on all bust
ness ehanses, spseulatiOns, investments. d.
torcs anu now TO become reunited 70 hus-
band wife or friene There Ia no heart
acne or SORROW % great Nine. spencer can-
rot help you with IL, or help you 20 decide
action.
IT WILL PAY THE sKEPTIc OR
pOuBrFuL TO CONSULT THIS GIFTED
LADY. WHOSE 10 YEARS sUCCEssFIjL
PRACTICE IN WASHINGTON rs A SUI.
flClEAT GUARANTEE OF HER EFFI-
Cheney AND ABILITY
Cut this out for future success and ref
erence.
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MADAM ALLEN

WORLDS GREATEST
cLAlRhOfANT AND PALMIST.
Guarantees TO read your entire life, past
present and future; give true advice on
business. love. health and family AFFAIRS:
tells the name Of your future husband or
wlte' ana what 20 do to be successful 10
liie. one visit Will pay you for your many
dlsappointments In others. She will re-
move All obstacles and tell how TO win snd
hold the one you desire. she gives sd-
wee on all important anairs OF life
SPECIAL READINGS, ,l.OO.
Sl2 h ST. n. w. q
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PROPOSALS
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. n

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, u.
c., Washington. April l6, l920-Sealed
proposals will be received at the. office OF
the Secretary to the Board OF Commission
ers, Room sos. District Building. until .
o'clock, p. m. on May 18th, 1920, for recon-
structing wharf at old ferry landing. To-
Gated on Water street, between NJ and "
streets southwest Forms of proposals,
specifications, and all necessary informa-
tion may be obtained from the Chief Clerk
of the Engineer Department, Room AT.
District building, Washington, ID. G.
LOUIS BROwNLOw, CHARLES w. KUTz,
Commissioners, ID. e.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., Supervising
Architects Ofnce, Washington, ID. c.,
April II, 1920--SEALED PROPOSALS will
bo opened in this office at y. m. April
3S. 1920 for interior equipment OF Vault
No. II in Room No. 74i4, United States
Treasury, Washington, ~. c. Drawings
and specifications may be obtained at this
office in the discretion Of the Supervising
Architect JAS. A. wETMORE, Acting
Supervising Architect
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MADAM LENORE,

GIFTED CLAIRvOYANT AND MEDIUM.
riage, divorce; tells the full name of who
and when you will marry, day and month
breaks bad luck and evil influence; you will
feel happier after seeing this gifted clair
voysnt
73i 11th ST. N. w.
NEAR pABA1S ROYAL STORE.
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a APanTmEnTs To LET
FUasIsHEn


SUasIsBEn
LEAVING city. will rost be-utifuIIy fur
hished apartment, corner Of l4th and
Hobart 81 Phone Col s7s3.
JOHN MARSHALL ~. n. w, szl-I. n.
~, 4. two Two room, ana kitehenetts modern
tlemen. OF married couple.
PARK RD.. IoSs-Prisais suite. two rooms,
kitehenette. bath, second floor all front
rooms; convenience. comfort: refined cOu-
pie or three ladies employed.
PA. AVE. n. w. Isoo-Four rooms. com
month; also single room. as per month.
Main 7i77.
II ST. n. w., s9e-Three nicely furnished
rooms near bath. I'd floor; southern sK-
posurei L h. H.; reasonable. Phone North
BEAUTIFUL large apartment, walking dis
lance OF all departments; electric lights
and hot water. West 1865.
FOR KENT-For -four months, a Furnished
apartment with balconies and Southern
exposure. Phone Col 754b.
uGHT AIRY APARTMEST. six rooms
and bath. from May until october or
longer Phone Col e73s.
SUITE OF THREE ROOMs-Sear Dupont
Circle; private bath for three or four
gentlemen or married couple. North s5ss.
neatly furnished; a. m. l.; rooms and
bath: small pantry; large screened piazza;
wonderful location; available Immediately;
s75 per month refined couple; no children,
Phone West 1881.
2ist ST., 1910 (near Dupont Circie)-Entirs
second floor. large rooms. each running
water, private bath, phone; will furnish TO
suit. 400. Phone North 1906.
FAIRMONT ST. n. w, Isbe-Two or three
large ss so9ms 9sHs porch electric light Phone
4 ST. n. w, ioo-Two-rOom apartments.
KENNEDY ST. n w, sI6-Two rooms;
l. h. H.; electric lights NV. h. laundry
ns,.iiss So mUp1s cG ShGne
NATIONAL ABATEMENT BUREAU.
Apartment Brokers. &c Home Life Build
ing. 18th and SITS Main 1923.
10th ,sT. y. r., H7-WiII transfer lease
5-room apartment to party buying $500
worth furniture immediately Apt 8.
UNFINISHED
vNRNUM ST. n. W.. Is7-Near soldiers
home; three rooms; l. h. X; modern. new
home h. W. H.: use of laundry and other
privileges; gas and electricity.
LARGE front room and kitchen, on first
floor; near the Library emPGiysd couple a,Ds
C.sT. N. T., I4s7-Entire second floor, 8
beautiful rooms. unfurnished or partly
furnished for h. X; a. m. l.. no children.
LARGE tiled-fIoOr kitchen and living
rooms basement, 20 jackson pl.
FURNIsHEDjo OR UNFURNIsHED.
ALEXANDRIA, 40 S. Royal
st.-Apts. of 2, 3 and 4
rooms, fur. or unfur. North
o433, or Alex. 1t74.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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FOUND.
WANTED-SALESNEI

AIEsMAN-One OF ability; experienced,
for furniture department; good salary /,
permanent position. BOX 2is, Times Of
iiee
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MRS. BOSWELL

PIANIST AND CLAIRVOYANT.
Gives advice on business, love, health and
family affairs; tells II the one you love is
true or false. what part OF the country is
luckiest to you. what to do TO be success
ful In life; tells you what has passed in
life, and what Is happening; when and
whom you will marry, settles and explains
love, family trouble, marriage, divorce,
health, speculations; come to this noted
palinist and nnd help, There is no need
for anyone to be unsuccessful or unhappy.
No matter what the cause, her advice re-
moves all trouble. She guarantees satisfac-
tion. Readings, 81.
7io It'll ST. N w.
Between q and ~ SITS
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HELP WANTGD-MALE

/ Permanent employment for young
and middle-aged men as Motormen
and Conductors.
Full credit given for previous
service with this company, or at
least one year continuous service
with other companies within the last
five years.
Must be able TO furnish three let
ters Of reference.
Apply Tuesday and Friday. 2
D. m, Employment Department.
l4th and j.. Cap. SITS.
WASHINGTON RAILWAY &
ELECTRIC co.
BARBER-At 1909 ard ST. N. WI good sal
AIRY aud commission. -
AkEk-first class ON pastry and rolls
day work: good wages, MODERN shop
pleasant surroundings. Bostothce BOX INV
Washington. u. C. -.
BRICkLAYEks-I5 at once. Apply 10th
and W SITS. n: w also . briSmaXefs a.
FeTsoN CONSTRUCTION co.
BoOKKEEPERs as income tar auditors
~"L puoie 4seount4nts under former tor1,sa
rsYvuue auditors and c. J.. Al; Intensive
eoaching. including exclusive puol!sled
courses; three months course; graded les
sons RENENUB AUDITORS TRAiNlNG
INSTITUTE. i0S-4l2 Kellogg Building i4ie
st.
BOYS wASTED-White. over 10, must be
neat and polite. TO wait on soda tables /;
good salary; apply at once. THE NUN
NALI.Y CO.. 1873 st. n. w.
BOY TO RUN PYRAMIDS; good wages.
1911 Conn. ave. ". w.
BuSHEIMAN-sIen's clothing. DOWN
HAM & RIDGELY. a2s-3O King st.
Alexandria, Va.
BUTCHER-Good wages; per-
manent position to right man;
call ready for work. 9o7 AZ
st. S. w.
.CLERK-Drug, registered; ref
erenceS. Apply THE PORT
NER PHARMACY, 18th and
You Sts. N. w.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

THERE vii, he n special meeting of tn.
stncKhol !erS OF the Model Printing Co,
Inc, st tSo conrany's osflceH, 1925 U st
n. W.. on ThJ-sday. April &. 1920, at lo:sp
.. m. for the yurpuse OF increasing tho
capital Etcck. JAMES A, WEST NELLIE
WEST. UNGER c. GCRNAN. Trustees
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aIAL.E-
FE1IAI.E.

MHTK KESS--EEperiepc-tl, wants work
-hIdcgH's garments preferred. 1924 18th
., g. ".
sewing. 1850 South Caro-
Ina ave. 8. H.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS
ONE room. kitchcnctte and bath apt, May
l.: will buy furniture to secure lease.
Phone North s74s, after 6.
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WaMTED-HooMs

SINGLE ROOM near city poEtoffce; gen
tlcmcn BpN 253, Times office,
SJBURBAN-tnfur. for l.. h. K, by refined
couple with child tEirl years.. Address
A. NlMETH, 9Th and . SITS. ~ W.
REFINED young lady desires room; prI-
vate family; y w. section walking dis
tance. address FOX las, Times oTIce.
FABLE HOARD
1T. y. w, isii-Bcst table board .t
reasonable rates, hot bread ana salad.
RESTAURANT FRANCHISE,
CUISINE Francaisc
Special Lunch, soc. Dinner. 7Se
,. PoUoET. sii ct ~ w
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new lecture class will start


,..rca''d ST.. is. 90 s fsf':c';' :: 3 Phone
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scR SENT-2ooms

ISFGuNISHED
11Ch ST. =. W., 3lJ--.Two large communi-
eating rooms, uniHSni i7hci; light house
keeping; no "Gi'lron: phone.
CUtPiN ut. =. ~, 1iaG-.INyo t,rEc r,oms
and kit1Nsn, luiEr't.hcd first uour: Si5
month, boat all vas included.
i!th IT. >. W., I3l7-0nr largo front room
with kit"haHottN, on third no1r front.
for light housekeeping; all modern i'm.
provrmcnts.
4
II ST. y. w. cG2s-rwo uniurrish-d rooms
for l. H. X; "sr of hath: 80; nice people.
- ..
IA. AVE. - H., g2G--Tso ucyiy pnInted
and papcr"d rooms; rent reasonable
9Th ST. n. w. iJ2e--.rh-ee unturrishpd
rooms for lisht housekeeping, with pri-
yate bath
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-31
on MACmINFRY SUPPLIES

OF MACHINERY SUPPLIES 6s
PURCHASE FROM GOVERNMENT.
KEWANEE ROLLERS
Kewanes boileys. $500 radiation. eN-
celent condition; price reasonable. can be
Inspected az our plant Call write or
ph0ue Sonken -Gnlamha Iron and Metal
10 CI-Ss n "a St kansRs city, Kan,
FOR SAIE--One standard drilling outfit
complete, list ~ equipment and price
furnished upon application. This outnt ls
In excellent condition and may be had at
a bargain. Rogers Refining Co, 3eS Re
deu hldg, san Antonio Texas.
FOR SAIE-2OO. 600 feet Ealvanized screen
wire. ful rolls widths Is to 46 inches,
- and 10 mesh, Curry Fly Trap Co.TTulsa,
Okla. --
IFIRST-CLASS driller wants TO buy tools
and contract for we'll W Ryan Hol-
denville, okla
OIL, MEMS ATTENTION Why pay high
prices for machinery and pipe when we
arc selling practically new complete rotary
drilling rigs from s. 500 TO tS00O2 Also
large stock pipe and well casing, Texas
supply Co beaumont, Texas
| FOR SALE-Three strings OF drilling tools,
! separately or all together; l star ma
! chine Address lloN to6 ~ care World.
OrFICE-srOKk EotirMtNr ~,
REMINGTON Invisible typewriter good
condition, Tor sale cheap cedar l'so or
1899 H. second, "
I FOR sALE-Snghtly used larse size Bur
roughs adding machine, can he seen
at Room 1901 Mayo Blds. Price Sass,
Phone Usage 6tsl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-31
kEAL ESTATE FOR SALf
ACREAGE FOR SALE s

go ACRES. zoo feet from paved road and
twenty minutes drive from center OF
city in Tulsa, Okla, For further intorma-