davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
REACTS
AFTER DECLINE

New Orleans. May 5.-After a de-
cline Of 10 points on July in re-
Spouse to a lower Liverpool market
than due, the price OF cotton was
lifted strongly today by buying
based on a private bureau report
showing the same area 20 be planted
TO cotton this year as was planted
last
Opening bids were: May. 1917:
July. S3g.1S: October. S35.18: Deem
Der. s35.03. January. S3i-53.
In the first hour Of trading prices
advanced rs TO 80 points, but al this
level the buying slowed down, plainly
because Of expectations Of favorable
CROP reports from the government for
ibis last week July fell off TO $3.50
and reacted 10 $3.50.
The cotton market closed steady Tues
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
New York, May Cotton futures closed
very steady Nay, 5000: July. S5s.44;
october. s55.s5; December, S35-5si Janu-
airy, $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

PAY RAISE FOR TEACHERS
AND EMPLOYEES OF CITY
(C0nfiuued from page II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

GALVESTON COTTON MARKET.
Galveston. Texas. Nay Spot cotton,
steady middling. 9i2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

Spot cotton quiet and Is Of sales on
the spot AL cableHs 20 arrive, 600 Low
mlddlinE. s4fz5. Receipts sos stock
357.167.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10
PERSONALS

pr. Joseph Walsh has returned from a two weeks. automobile trip to old Orchard, Portland and Birch Island. Maine.
 F. s. Chamberlain, James North and F. W. Vibberts left for a fishing trip tp Canada. They will be gone ten days.
 M Irving Jester and family have just returned by moto.' from Bridge vile. Delaware.
 Clifford R. Curtis of Elmhurst, L. l., with the Charles X. Platt company of New York. is spending a few days with his parents. MT. and Mrs N. G. Curtis of Lincoln street.
 Alfred Wilson of Wallace street has returned from a stay of two weeks at Double Beach.
 Robert and Merritt Taylor of Win throp street are planning to enter Hopkins Academy in New Haven when it opens it's fall term.
 Harold Stevens and Conrad Kron- holm left today for Chicago.
 Max Marcin, the author of "The Face at Your Window and numerous
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10
CITY ITEMS

Exclusive agents Stetson Shoes. Besse-Leiand Co.-advt.
 Miss Eillen Crosby of East street, was rendered a miscellaneous shower at her home last evening in honor of her approaching marriage. About thirty of her friends being present. Miss Crosby was showered with many beautiful and useful gifts. She will become the bride of John Ross on September 14th.
 The most for your money at Will son's.-advt.
 Members of the Holy Family Circle of St Mary's church enjoyed a field day yesterday at St. Mary's play grounds. Athletic games were in- dulged in.
 The regular meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary. A. O. H. will be held this evening in K. of c. hall.
 More hats to choose from at s6, ss, s10 and s12. wilson's.-advt.
 A son was born Monday at the New Britain Hospital to MT. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson of 51 East Main street.
 The condition of Harold Thomas McNamara. the three-year-old boy who was injured by falling from a veranda in the rear of the Shupack block on Main street. Labor Day. was reported as serious at the hospital this afternoon.
 A total registration of about 15o pupils Is reported at the St. Matthew's Lutheran school. This enrolment is larger than that of last year. The teaching staff has not been changed.
 Herbert Johnson of Fairview street. is critically i'll at his home.
 Join New Britain Nat. Bank Va cation club.-advt.
 marriage license was issued this afternoon to John s. Hudack, aged 21, of 54 Union street. and Hiss Mary Machowski. aged IS, of 225 Washing ton street.
 The 12:3o Berlin trolley ripped about 20 yards of overhead wire near City hall today. The trolley pole slipped the wire and caught in the overhead switch. causing the break.
 Exclusive agents Stetson Shoes. Bcsse-Leland Co.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10
Deaths and Funerals.
John Gray.

The funeral of John Gray was held at o'clock this morning at the church of St. John the Evangelist. A solemn requiem high mass was sung by Rev. Thomas Laden. Rev. Patrick Daly, was deacon, and Rev. Raymond Ken nedy, was sub-deacon. During the mass Mrs. Mary IT. Cream sang. The bearers were Philip J. Bratton, Thomas Toner, James Clark, Patrick Mcclure, Daniel Coughlin and Car nelius Clancy. The flower bearers were William and Thomas Gray. The burial was in St. Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10
DEMOCRATS HIT HARD.
Nomination of Watson Is Severe Blow,
 White Says.

New York, Sept. No.-The nomina- ton of Thomas F. Watson to succeed Hoke Smith as United States senator from Georgia represents Something of blow to the democratic party" George White. chairman of the dem ocratic national committee admitted here today.
 The fact that Watson has been nominated in Georgia, despite his opposition to the League of Nations in any form. constitutes a tempor- ary loss to us,' he said. His nom- ination I believe resulted not so much from his attitude on any national question however as from the SUD- port accorded him by a large per- sonal following"
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10
Financial
WALL STREET STOCK VENGEANCE REPORTS

Wall street. I0:30 a. m.--stocks Eero heavy to weak at the opening N today's trading. shippinEs particus Hrly forff.tinr much of yesterdays Rlvanes. United Fruit fell 2 1-s Joints and American International 1 ( on denial of rumors Of prospec- ke dividend distribution. oils. stecls Id rails reacted fractionally, the
 w exceptions being American etroisum. crucibie and Reading. |urther depression was shown by froiEn exchange bills on London
 Hing to a new low level for tho |lrrent movement.
 Noon-The market steadied soon fter the opening American Inter- |htlonnf railying to within q fraction yesterdays high price. while other |aders reboundcd to 2 points. horts had another uncomfortable me tn various specialtlcs, including |ouston oil. which rose about ( |pints. Trading fell away before noon (ut recoveries were held for tho most rt. The feature of the bond [arket was the new French issue, Shich sold at n premium of per
 Int on the curb. Call money Aened and renewed interest rates at {per cent. and exchange on London
 rans firmer.
 ors and coppers were higher in
 last hour. tho latter responding
 regular dividend declarations and
 kort- of large export sales. The
 king was steady.
 Bales approximated s7S.ooo shares.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10
COAST GUARD GRADUATION.

New London. Sept. 1O.-Secretary of Treasury David F. Houston at tended the graduating exercises of the Coast Guard academy here this afternoon and awarded the diplomas s to the members of the class. After the exercises he left on the cutter ,Androscoggin for Woods Hole.- Mass.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10
Evans and Ouimet Are
 Leading Other Golfers

Roslyn, N. Y, Sept. 1O.-Chick Evans of Chicago led E. P. Allis of Milwaukee two up when they had played half their 36 hole match in today's semi-inals of the national amateur golf tourney. Francis Oui- met led Bobby Jones up at the 1sth
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to extend our sincere thanks to all kind friends, neighbors and relatives for their kindness and sympathy during our bereavement at the death of our beloved husband and father. We especially wish to thank Painters Union. Local No. 21, Elm ployes of John Boyle Co.,, Rouillard- Linton Camp. s. s. and M. associa- tion and Dept. so of Stanley Works
 Mrs. F. w. Spencer and Family.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10
WHITE FEELS CHEERFUL
Chairman of Democratic National Committee Says More Paid to Hear Cox Than to Listen to Harding.

New York, Sept. 10.-George White, chairman of the democratic nation al committee issued a statement here today in which he asserted that more than twice as many persons attended the Minnesota state fair to hear the speech of Governor Cox there than paid admission to hear Senator Hard ing. The statement added that word had been received at democratic head quarters that paid admissions to the fair grounds on the day Governor Cox spoke were 99,000 while there were only 42,000 paid admissions on the day Senator Harding spoke"
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10
ANNUAL MISSION FESTIVAL.

The annual mission festival of the St. Matthews Evangelical Lutheran church will be held there this com ing Sunday At the services which will be held at 10:3o in the morning Rev. r. B. Wilhelm of Bogota, New Jersey, will speak in German, At 30 in the afternoon he will deliver an ad- dress in English and pr. H. Stein of Concordia college will speak in Ger yman.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER O. 1920

stage successes among which is 'The Eyes of Youth" and others will be the guest of Manager Dean at Fox's theater on Saturday.
 Fritz Klambt, formerly of this city. but now assistant physical Instructor in the Springfield Y. M. c. A, has been visiting friends in town.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10
Henry L. Porter
 Estate S4,O35.O7

An inventory of the estate of the late Henry l.. Porter of Berlin, has been filed by Appraisers William Bulkeley and William Fowler. showing holdings to the amount of $4,035.07. The estate consists of house and lot on Norton road valued at $3.50O:
 household furnishings, $250: deposit in New Britain Savings bank, $2s5.07.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our apprecia- ton for the many acts of kindness and sympathy shown at the time of sickness and death of our beloved husband and father. John Gray. We are also thankful for floral contribu- tions. We wish to especially thank the Brass Foundry Dept, New De- parture Mfg Co.,, of Bristol
 Mrs. John Gray and Family.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10
sHANfRoCKs ORGANIZE.

The Shamrock X. C. of New Britain has organized for the season and would like to arrange games with any fast team in the state averaging from 125 to 13o lbs. Out of town games preferred. For games kindly notify Thomas Donlan, 15s North street this city. or phone 1879 from ' 10 1880 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to extend our sincere thanks to all kind friends, neighbors and relatives for their sympathy and kindness during our bereavement at the death of our beloved wife and mother.
 Robert Miller and Family.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10
Patrick Wilson.

The funeral of Patrick Wilson will be held at o'clock tomorrow morn ing at St. Mary's church. The burial will be in St. Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10
Lucille Pagan.

The funeral of Lucille Pagan, was held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, and the burial was in St. Marys new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

WANTED-By adults: A rent, four or five rooms, centrally located.
 NJ. H. Smith, care National Biscuit Com pany, City. 9-10-3dx
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10
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SPECIALS

Top Round Steak ...... Sl Sir'lOin Steak ........ 0O Milk Fed Chickens .... 6Oy AIilk Fed Fowl ........ 5 Native Broilers ....... 65 Legs Spring Lamb ...... 42 Lean Boneless Pot Roast S9 Cottage Hams ...... 5O Honeycomb Trpe ...-.. "a Picked Pigs Feet .. ? lbs Shanks of Ham ..... Sz Ham Butts ..,....... 3dI Lean Rib Corned Beef 10I BoncIeSS BriSket ........ 3Sj Bacon ................ 55}
 Minced Ham
 Jellied Corned Beef
 Boiled Ham
 Dried Beef
 Pressed Ham
 Minced Ham
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10

Bales approxinated 375.o00 shares New York Stock ExchanEe auotation
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

Now York. Sept. 1o-New York Clearing House statement.
 Exchanges ................s6a s6a1.121.os3 Balances .................. s1.525.s77
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10

furnished by Richter & Co., members of the New York Stock ExehanEel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-09

tow w tym stanie. Wtargniecia
do biura radykalnych W tenn mic
Scie, byly glownie skierowane
przeciwko rosyjskim b;urom So
wieckim. Socyalisci, byli przygo-
towani do przediozenia seryi py-
tan prawodawstwu W for1nie re-
zolucyi. Wediug jednej z tych
rezolucyi, byl document zabrany
przez komitet .Lusk' W ktorym
oznaczono bardzo wainy interes
re Stanami Zjednoczonymi, a kto
~ byl oddany Anglii, ola tego, by
mogla zyskac handlowa / dyplo-
matyczna przewage mad sowie-
ckim rzadem W Rosyi. w tenn
orzeczeniu oskarzaja suspendowa
nj socyaliSci, re by1i oni glowna
przyczyna dla rozciagniecia i do
DANA apropryacyi. Do tych re-
zolucyi, suspendowani socyalisci
zadaja inwestygacyi tego komi-
tetu ma tel podstawie re skazii
on swa misye, naduzyi swej VIA
dry i oraz przekroczys prawo>
- Washington, D. c., 9 stycz-
Ma. - Urzednicy departamentu
sprawiedliwoSci powiedziel; wczo
raj, re samozwahczy ambassador
sowieckiej Rosyi, bedzie miai sPo
sobnoSc zeznawac pred senator
skim komitetem spraw zagrani'
cznych, MIN jake kroki beda
przedsiewziete celem deportowa-
MIA go. Policya i tajni urzednicy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-09

Strategy ME mogac pozarowi po-
dolac, musieli okret zatopic.
Wszelka akcya okazala sic NADIA
dlatego musiano pootwie-
rae wszystkie luki wodne, by ia
kim sposobem ugasic ogieh. MIN
do otwarcia LUX doszio, pracowa-
no mad opanowaniem zywio}u pa
re godzin, i jt1z miano go pod kon
trola, kiedy ogieh wybuchl jesz-
cze Z wieksza gwa}townoScia.
OSTATNI ZOLNIERZE 2 IL
LIMOS WRACAJA
- lis zolnierzy z ktorych przesz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-09

szukaja go, lecz dotad bez rezul-
tatu, lecz So pewni, re wkrotce
60 przydybia. Pewni oni So, re
sic on przechowuje gdzies W
tenn miescie. Reprezentant samo-
zwanczego ambassadors wyda} o.
rzeczenie, re Rad ME pozwoli re
znawac Martens'owi a to z po-
wodu, re wydalby on wiele cieka-
wych spraw. Asystent %generalne-
go prokuratora Caravan zajmuje
sic teraz sprawl, by wys}ac zony
i dzieci deportowanych radyka-
low ma okrecie Buford. Ostatnie
wiadomoSci donosza, re arka z
24o radykalami ma wkrotce pre-
piynac kanai Kiel. Urzednicy ME
chca wydac miejsca dokad owa
dIkd LQdLd.
ME MIALA SZCZESCIA.
Los Angeles, 9. stycznia -
Podczas wyscigow IA motorcyklu
Bob Perry odniosl slime obraze-
MIA cielesne. Dowiedziasa sic o
tenn jego narzezona i pospieszysa
natychmiast do loza chorego. Me
miaia ona jednak ~szczeScia, gdyz
SmierG nieubiagana zawitaia pre-
dzej, anizeli ukochana mogia ida
Eye koleja. Perry umari, a jego
narzeczona parma Marta Streitz
przybyla Z godzin "a pozno.
OAR R
Washington, 9. stycznia. -
Azeby dopomodz do z~alesienia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-09

lasow, przez ostatnia wolne
wszechSwiatowa spustoszonych,
Ameryka zdobyla sic ma wysaarie
Aliantom IS, ZOO 900 miodych drze
week. Wspanialy ten dar bedzie
rozdany miedzy try tylko PAN
silva, mianowicie Belgie, Anglie
i Francye. Wyslaniem tych ma
sion zajmuje sic stowarzyszenie
American Forestry. Nasiona tie
beda uzyte W spustosza5ych tere-
mach Francyi, Belgii oraz W po-
wycinanych lasach Anglii.
UNA A DRO-
zYZNA.
Washington, 8. stycznia. -
z powodu re rnie kolejarzy nre
mogsy dostae podwyzki ola swych
czlonkow czyli tobotnikow koQe-
.jcwych, przewodcy tych organi-
zacyi zajmuja sic planem by choc
w czesci zniesc droayzne. Cztery
wielkie unie kolejowe zajmuja sic
to sprawl a jezeli przyjdzie do
skutku, jak to przewiduja, potra-
fla oni calkowicie usunac zarobek
poSrednikow handlarzy. Plan ich
jest taxi, by robotnicy mogli ku-
powac wprost cd producentow
Plan ten co do kooperatywnej
dziaIalnoSci byl przedstawiony
ma konferencyi rolnikow w Chica,
go, ale re zadnych krok6w W tym
spodziewaja sic, re do skutkr
przyjdzie ma drugiej konferency:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-09

10 stu jest z samego Chicago,
wczoraj wyladowato W tutejszym
porcie. Przyjechali oni ma trans
portowcu LOGAN, ktory wye
chai z Wiadywostoku swego CA
su. Miedzy powracajacymi zol--
nierzami znajduje sic major E. c.
Rose, ktory mial owych wracaja-
cych pod swa komenda. zolnierze
CT dis wyrrsza do obozu Grant,
gdzie tez beda uwolnieni Cd dali
szej wojskowej sluzby.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-09

IL do Is lutego. Plan ten byl o.
pracowany przez amerykahska
rolniczo = robotnicza kooperatyw
na komisye, ktora byla zorgani-
1owana ma posiedzeniu W miescie
Chicago W listopadzie. Obejmuje
ten plan wybudowanie magazy-
now, jake STACEY dystrybucyjnych
z organizowanym kooperatyw-
nym bankiem. Gdy ten plan sta
ME sic rz~eczywistoScia to zniesie
on konieczpoSt zadania wiekszej
zap4aty Cd wzaScicieli kolejowych
l. zarazem usunie przyczyne spo-
row i nieporozumiei pomiedzy
kolejarzami.
N STRAJKU STALO-
WEGO.
Pittsburgh, 9. stycznia. - Ma.
rodowy homitet ktory sic tn ze-
bra1, oglosii, re straJk stalowy
Ijest skohczony. Strajk ten 0ostal
wywo4any 22go wrzesnia T. 1919
i do tego czasu ME by4 formalnie
ukoiczony. Strajk ten obejmowal
100000 robotnikow pracujacych
po calym kraju. Jak sic dowIadu-
jenny zostaf on formalnie odwo1a-
ny.
PAROWIEC w PLOMIE-
MACH.
Hoboken, N. J., 9. stycznia. -
Wielki polar wybuchl ma daw--
niejszym transportowcu S. Louis
ktory stall W tutejszym porcie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-09
OSKARZAJA
NGLIE

Nowy York, g stycznia' - Ola
tego re ME pozwolono juz wiecej
socyalistom brac udziaiu w 7gro-
madzeniach, poczynaja oni teraz
oskarzac komitet inwestygacyjny
,,Lusk", re pomagal brytyjskie-
mu Sledczemu komitetowi w ma
iazdach ma biura r~adykal6w w
tenn mieScieS Take orzeczenie
wydali delegaci socyalistyczni,
kt6rzy zostali wykluczeni re zgro
MAIDEN ustawodawczych, w No
wynn Yorku. Komitet Lusk jest
prawodawczem ciaiem, kt6ry
przez ostatnie pare miesiecy Sle-
dzii czynnoSci skrajnych elemen-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-09
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Dokcnczenie re strongly i


Dokonczenie re STRONGLY. i
wszystkie miasta w okolicy Cor
doba poniosly szkody, wiele bar
do budynkow DostaIo zniszczo-
nych. w TresaguaS wiele zawali-
10 sic koScioiow,grzebiac W swych
gruzach wiernych zgromadzo-
nych ma modlitwe. Prawie wszy-
stkie domy zostaly w tel miejsco-
woSci uszkodzone a 70 budyn-
kow zupeinie sic zapad4o. Licz-
ne So tez ofiary W ludziach. w Pc
blizu San Francisco de Las Penas
ziemia sic rozpeka, wydajac tru-
jace gay, wskutek ktorych wieIu
iudzi ucierpialo. POtok, ktory tam
tedy przepiynal zmienii swe To-
zysko i poczynii nieslychane szko
dy. Gale wzgorza znfknefy Z Po-
wierzchni ziemi, PozostawIajac
ufbrzymie przepaSci 20 sobTe.
SPRAWY WOJSKOWE.
Washington, 8. stycznia. -
Sekretarz wojny Baker wniosi do
senatu rezolucye zadajaca uPowa
znienia do utrzymania armii 30
tysiecznej. Zadanie owo sekretarz
Baker motywuje potrzeba utrzy-
mania znacznej armii amerykan-
sk1ej w Niemczech / ma Syberyi.
Senator Kahn zapowiedzial jed
max, re komitet do spraw wojSko-
wych ME Przychyli sic do zgdania
powyzszego re wzgledu, IL senat
odrzuciI jego propozycye ogolnej
wojskowej sluzby.
PRAWO POWINNo Bye u
Boston, Mass, 9. stycznia. -
Gubanator Coolidge z okazyr O.
twarcia posiedzenia ustawodaw-
czego, wypowiedzia{ swe zapatry
wanie co do zadania prawodaw-
stwa. Rad powinien bye ludzkim
w ustanawianiu praw, jednakze
powinien wymagac stanowczego
uszanowania svoich raz og}oszo-
nych praw. Zacheca1 on do pomno
zenia produhcyi re strony pan
silva i pojedynczych jednostek,
Powinno panstwo dbac 0 zdrowe
mieszkania, czyste pozywienie,
zdrowotne stosunki po fabrykach,
oraz piInowac by robotnik godna
dostai zaP}ate "a swa prace. Da-
lei zadaniem kraju powinno bye,
aby kazdemu wymferzano sPra--
wied1iwosc bezstronna, ME nara
zajac przy tenn interesowanych
ma wielkie koszta. WSkaza} on w
swej przemowie, re teraz budzi sic
Ouch pomiedzy klasami robotni-
czymi, ktory mic dobrego przy--
nieSc ME moze. lie must bye wy
korzenione przez odpowiednie
wyksztaicenie. Zbrodnia musi bye
ukarana. Jezeli praniemy wolno-
sci zazywac, powinnismy mice u
szanowanie ola prawa. Rad musi
utrzymac swoja Powage. Posiu--
SENSITIVE ola ustaw ! prawa moze
nam tylko zabezpieczyc prawdzi-
wa wolnoSc, zaS Poniewieranie
rzadu ! prawa, sprowadzlc tylko
moze niewole.
SOCYALISCI OSKARZAJA
ANGLE.
Nowy York, g stycznia. - Ola
tego re ME ]pozwolono juz wiecej
socyalistom brac udziaiu w 7gro-
madzeniach, poczynaia oni teraz
oskarzac komitet inwestygacyjny
,,Lusk", re pomagal brytyjskie-
mu Sledczemu komitetowi w IA
jazdach ma biura radyka}6w w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-09

Wyprzatniecie za~przestafych ~
linii gorset6w, z bialej coudl, \RI
sznurowane ma plecach, ma
in dobre fiszbiny, 4 dobre pod
wiazki, ozdobne wier7chy. tie Gll
modele zwykle sprzedawane NJ =
byfy po $3.50, wielkosci "a do ~
so, " y
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
S8,5OO.OO

NUFHNT IN ENN"VENH
A detached brick residence:
heated by hot wat-r; rooms
and bath; front and side
porches: owner occupant will
'r'"e POSSESSION IMMEDIATE
LY.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
STORE AND
APARTMENTS

Corner, Northwest: store with
apartment above; also 2 apart
ments adjoining; rent $1,000 mo.
Price $4,000.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10

VACANT--A colonial, Groom
brick; wide front porch; paved
alley: southern exposure; half
square from 14th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-13

IAEHE c,I,D IrorI ,.I,. room nicely furnished ,,
rrh 'nhN"hIHIge7 near trolley ih'', mo-
yale family phone Hrlmont 5No NM rr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-13
APARTMENTS

>, BNI NIT.OTS
TWO rooms. bath ard kItChCnotie apart
m"nts. hardwood floors. tiled baths with
sh9w"rs open nrcplacos; services ~ janitor
ana wife; conveniently located: also house,
Keeping apartments; 1900 pine 1t.
a.. ALBERT y. MILLS
West End Trust Ridr Locust "7i7
furnls shed apartment, . rooms
and private hath. electric light. con. hot.
water. we'll heated best Of service. private
garage II desired; convenient all parts city,
trolley and railroad: Germantown section.
8. w. cor. Pulaski ave. and Apsey ST, Phone
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OLD GOLD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OLD gold silver. platinum. plated ware oId.
style iewclry, teeth plates bought for ca al
Est. 1917 j. l.. Clark. rehner. s07 Sansom
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

POSITNONS WANTED-Wcli-rec youna
houseman understands VaictinR, exp.
houscman. chauffeur comb. hrst-class
Swedish Scotch and Irish cooks. waitrcssrs
cha ambcrmaids. ladiesmaids. nurses. girls for
training. WRnted-2 indoor fOOmen, French
ladlesmaid Prot Chambermaid. Mrs. Rogers.
ala S. goth.
MRS NJ KANE, 6ll s. 10th (Spruce 34OD.
wishes positions FOR first-Class cooks,
kitchen maids ChNmheTmaids butlers, house.
men mattresses. laundresses. ChiIdnurses
houseworS girls; we'll recommended: white
he'p.
EDUCATIONAL. and Domestic Employment
Club 225 $. SydcnhHm U5th and Walnut
Positions wanted for ladys maid. nurse.
chambermaid cook.
COOK wanted. competent Prot. for city; al
parormaid suburbs; ref. required. 1919
PainbridGe at.
WANTED. at office 3l2 s l2'h, nurscY
maids waitroests. chamhcrmaids. cooks,
MRS H. NICHOLS. 23G S. 10th st-Pri.
vate help supplied. Phone Loo. 2i3O.
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SEWING MACHINES

TIRsT-CLASs PAPERHANGINo. rooms 81
9TH EensnRton 1920. '