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The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-15
Many Coming to Colorado.

LaRue Reading, of the real estate
firm of Wadsworth & Reading, ac-
companied by Mrs. Reading, re-
turned Monday morning a la jitney
from Lowry City Mo-, where they
had been spending the past month
with relatives and friends. The fol-
lowing day John and Jack Tally
with their families, from the same
section in Missouri, arrived here
Tuesday to locate. These two
brothers bought the Oliver and
Linscot farms south of here
through Messrs. WadswOrth g.
Reading. some months ago, while
here and are now here to stay. Mr..
Reading says there was lots Of rain
and mud in "Old Missouri" and
that there are more people there
planning to come to Colorado than
at any time before. Mr.. Reading
is expecting at least Is families to
come out from there to locate this
spring.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-15
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
What Shall l DO?' will be the
subject of the sermon by the pas
tor at the 1890 morning service
next Sunday, January Is. At the
evening evangelistic service at 1890.
the subject OF the sermon will be
What God Has Done to Keep Us
from Perishing." The Sunday
school meets in connection with the
morning service. A largely attend
ed and very interesting and import
ant Sunday school council meeting
was held on Tuesday evening, con
Quoted by the superintendent, Ell
mer E. Powers. A cordial welcome
to all the services of the church.
WILEY X. WRIGHT, Pastor.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-15

that Mr. Morton would likely ap-
preciate an invitation from the
Holly Cow Club to attend the Dairy
Day celebration this year and de-
liver an address on some phase of
dairying, whereupOn the secretary
| of the club was authorized to ex-
tend q cordial invitation to Mr..
Morton to be present and speak.
After considerable discussion
April Sth was deemed about the
most suitable date for the Dairy
Day celebration. This date was not
made absolutely definite at this
time and it may be found necessary
to change it before that time. Def
mite announcement will be made in
due time, however.
The matter of arrangement OF
the Dairy Day program was left to
committee of three consisting of
County Agent l.. NJ. SweitZer, Geo.
Shell and Richard Wendt.
The annual election of Of
ficers of the club resulted in the
unanimous reelection of w. s. Part
ridge as president and C. F. Hamp-
ton as secretary-treasurer, j. A.
Pierce was elected vice-president,
J. A. Leonard, Joe BOettO. Richard
Wendt and Jens Jenson were then
chosen in addition to the above Of
ficers to constitute the board of
directors.
J. H. Reynolds, field manager for
the cOndensary at Lamar, who
with Mrs. Reynolds, was in attend.
ance. in response to call spoke
briefly with reference to cleanliness
in the handling of milk by patrons
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-15
HOLLY RIFLE CLUB Is
NOW "RARIN' TO GO"
Is Now in Full Membership With
National Rifle Association at
Washington, d. G.

Secretary C. E. Fortney this
week received all the necessary pa
pers, blanks, ETC., from the nation
al association according the Holly
Rifle Club full and complete men,
bership in the National Rifle AssO-
citation at Washington, d. c. Re
QUESTION blanks have been proper
ly filled out for guns, ammunition,
targets, ETC., which are furnished the
local club by the federal govern
ment, F. o. b. cars at the nearest
arsenal. The necessary bond in
the sum of $500 has also been for
warded to the National association
by the local club and the members
are now patiently awaiting the ar
rival of the paraphernalia.
The Holly rife range will be es-
tablished on the old golf links
northeast of town and as soon as
the weather will permit the pits
for the targets will be dug and
the range put in shape for practice.
The club now numbers so and the
officers are anticipating a roll of
100 members by the end of the
year. They are also anticipating
some lively tournaments during
the year which will probably in
clude challenges to the Lamar club,
to which organization many of the
Holly club members already be-
long.
The National Rifle association is
sues once year a medal to each
club which at the end of the year
is awarded to the member making
the best score.
The Lamar club has very graci-
Ously offered the local club the use
of the Lamar range until the Holly
range is in shape, and to be of any
other service possible in getting
the Holly organization under way.
The following are the officers of
the Holly Rifle Club: w. s. Part
ridge. president; L. M. Appel, vice
president; c. E. FOrtney, secretary:
K. A. Shanner, treasurer: C. F.
Hampton, executive officer.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-15
BAPTIST CHuRCH

The Ladies' Aid while in session
at the home of Mrs Leonard White
last Thursday presented the past
or with substantial gift as an ex-
preston of .their appreciation of
the work done, for which the pas
tor is very grateful. The church
and pastor unite in extending the
public a most cordial welcome to
any and all services OF the church
Sunday school 10 a. m. preaching
II a. M, B. Y. P. U. 6:45 p. M.
preaching 7:3O p. m, prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening, at 7:30 p.
III.
H. IT. LeGRAND, Pastor
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-15
METHODIST CHURCH.

Being ION time Is coming to
mean something in our Sunday
school. There were over one hun
dred to join in the first song last
Sunday morning. Brother Lewis
opens promptly at 10 o'clock. The
morning worship and sermon be
ginning at II o'clock. There were %
young men and young ladies who
attended the devotional meeting of
the League. The meeting is held
every Sunday evening at $50. The
evening worship and sermon begin
at 7:3O. We shall be glad to wei
come you.
G. F. LUCAS, Minister.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-15
Buys Back Holly Cafe.

j. W. Clancy last Saturday
bought back the Holly Cafe from
j. H. Mcmahon and has placed Roy
Cox in charge. Mr.. Clancy will re
main with the Cash Meat Market
for the present and is not cOntem-
plating the personal operation of
the cafe before next summer.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-15
DON'T YoU FORGET II.

Bear in mind that Chamberlain
Tablets not only move the bowels
but improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion. They
contain no pepsin or other diges-
tive ferment but strengthen the
stomach and enable it to perform
its functions naturally.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-15
Census Enumerator in TOWN,

Fl. c. Christman, the federal cen
sus enumerator for Precincts 2 and
l3 has counted everyone in Precinct
2 outside of town and Tuesday
noon got into Holly to finish Pre-
cinct 2 before tackeling Precinct Is.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-15

Mr.. Christman reports that he is
getting along with the work in fine
shape and that he has thus far
found the people very willing to
answer all questions freely. Mr..
Christmas says he hardly expects
to finish his work this month or in
the 80 days as first anticipated
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-15
More Fresh
Vegetables
and Groceries

We are constantly receiving
fresh vegetables, fruits, and
canned goods, in just the
proper amounts that our
stock is ALWAYS FRESH.
You get nothing stale at our
store.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-15
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
First National Bank

at Holly, in the state of Colorado.
at the close of business on Dec.
31st, 1919
Charter No. 77O4 Reserve Dist. lO-J
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts, in
Guiding rediscOunts. :. 81 16,57S.99
| OverdraftS, unsecured. 32064
q. s. Government Securities owned:
Deposited to secure circu-
lation ". s. Bonds at
par commence. .$l2,5O0.0O
Owned and unpledg-
| ed ............... 8,050.O0
War Savings Certificates
and thrift stamps actu.
ally owned $50. 3,843.S2
Total U. S. Government
Securities ............. ,393.S2
Securities other than U.
s. Bonds mot including
pledged ................. 16,290.62
Stock In Federal Reserve
BANK ............... WVNV
Lawful Reserve with Fed
eral Reserve Bank. -. 26,950.92
Cash in vault and due
from national banks. ;. 139.9s5.74
Checks on banks located
outside of city Or town
as reporting bank and
other cash items. ....... 571.94
Redemption fund with U.
s. Treasurer and due
from U. s. Treasurer -. 625.OO
Interest earned but not
collected approximate
on Bills Receivable not
past due ................ 2,5OOOO
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in. IS 25,OOOOO
Surplus Fund ........ 100000
Undivided profits, less
taxes paid ....... 5,s7s.7s
Interest and discount col
lected or credited in ad-
vance of maturity and
not earned-(approxi-
mattel ....... .......... 770.ss
Amount reserved for tax
Circulating notes out. '
Cashiers Checks on own
bank, outstanding ..... 17,s53.Os
Demand Deposits Subject to Re-
serve:
Individual deposits sub
ject to check ........... L. 232, ,406O6
Certificates of Deposit due
in less than 30 days
other than for borrowed
money 4,979.4O
Dividends unpaid ........ 2,5OO.OO
Total demand deposits
last three
items) ..... $239.S85.46
Time Deposits, Subject to Reserve
Certificates of Deposits
(other than for Dor
rOwed money ........... 2l,681S7
Total time de
posits ...... $21,6S1S7
Total .............. .s329.117.67
OF the total loans and discounts !
shown above, the amount on which |
interest and discount was charged |
at rates in excess of those permit
ted by law (Sec 5197 Rev. Stat.) |
Exclusive of notes upon which to
tai charge not to exceed so cents
was made) was None. The number
of such loans was none.
4
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-15
Nice Jellies
Jams s. Pickles

We have a specially tempt.
ing line of Jellies, Jams and
Pickles. The Jellies are espe.
cially nice to have in the cup
board for the preparation of
a quick meal. Let us show
them to you.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
LOST

LOST-In Holly, Friday night, Jan.
9Th, SIS in bills, one $40 bill and
one SIS bill. Suitable reward will
be given for the return of this
money to the Chieftain office. Mrs.
Annie Goss, Holly. Colo. *32.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-15

FOR SALE OR TRADES acres
fine orange and grape fruit land
in Palm Beach county, Florida,
where the sun kissed oranges and
grape fruit grow, where white frost
seldom ever falls, where you would
not realize there was any winter.
Will trade for irrigated land and
pay difference in cash. Address Box
3l4, Holly, Colo, or call at this
office. 32tf
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-15

FOR SALE-One practically new
REQ Speed Wagon, at a bargain.
Miller Bros. & Co. f. G. DOlberg,
Mgr 32tf.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-15

FOR SALE-MOdel 80 Overland
touring, driven about 5000 miles.
new car guarantee Will take your
used car in trade. Miller Bros. &
Co, Holly, Colo. 32tf.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-15

FOR SALE-At bargain, one
Round Oak heating stove in good
condition. X. A. Shanner. Phone
"a. 2Stf.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-15
Want Ads
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-We have several good
second hand FOrds to sell at q
very reasonable price. H.-B. Motor
Company, Holly, Colo. Phone 43.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-15

FOR SALE-List of ProWers county
landowners, with name, address
and land owners. Also NEA 15-27-43.
Address p. o. Box Sl7, Lamar, Colo
RADIO. 32-33.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-15

Total Observation-Disclosures $329.117.67
OF the total loans and discounts
shown above, the amount on which
interest and discount was charged
at rates in excess of those permit
ted by law (Sec. 5197 Rev. Stat.)
Exclusive of notes upon which to
tai charge not to exceed so cents
was made) was None. The number
of such loans was none.
STATE OF COLORADO,
County of Prowers, (ss.
I. E. J. Thayer, Cashier of the
Abovenamed bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is
true to the best OF my knowledge
and belief.
E. ]. THAYER,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this l4th day of January, 1920.
JAMES G. WADSWORTH.
(Sean Notary Public.
Ny commission expires January Is,
1923.
Correct-Attest:
F. II. Allen,
E. A. Northrup, ~
John Dugan,
Directors
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-10
LIS REgLANIAG|0NES EN- SAlN0 Domingo
f.Aa II II II
Hasta Il il de Agosto

la Gaeeta Oflcial No. 2773. Subsiguien-
temente, EN- tabril IL de 1917 Sc promul-
go la Orden Ejecntiva No. 48, pubIica-
.da en- la Gaceta Official No. 2794, la
que lconcedfa a los duefios de propiedad
que no pudieran inscribir sus tftulos
tlehtro del termino sefialado, yel dere-
cho de inscribir en- el .Registro de la
Pfopiedad Territorial una declaration
de los hechos sobre los cuales Sc fun
(lara sti reclamation.
En- octubre 9 de 1917 Sc promulg6 la
Orden Ejecutiya No. s.. publicada en-
Ia Gaceta Official No. 2s44,. en- la cual
sc declaraba que los tftulos conocidos
con el nombre de 'sAmparo Realess es-
fabian inclufdos en- aquellos tftulos que
los propietarios de terrenos tenfan obli-
gaci6n de radicar para s1 inscription
en- el "Registro de la propiedad Terrific
rial.
"Por la Orden Ejcutiva No. 1876 de
agosto 5 de 1918 publicada EN- la Gaceta
Official No. 2935 ell plazo para la ms
cripci0n de tftulos Sc prorrog0 un nue.
vo periodic de seis meses contar desde
la fecha de la publication de dicha
Orden en- la Gaceta Official; Y pOste-
Lriormente en- abril 8 de 1919, por la
Orden Ejecutiva No. 281 publicada en-
la Gaceta Ofid4al y posteriormente en-
abril 8 de 1919, por la Orden Ejecuti-
va No. 2S1 publicada en- la Gaceta Off
cial No. 3003 el plazo para la inscrip-
cidn de tftulos fue prorrogada hasta el
% de febrero de 1919, Y con objeto de
brindar toda la oportuRdad possible a
los inorosos EN- e1 ctlmplimiento de 10
preceptuado por esta ley, frecuentemen
e prorrogada, otra Orden Ejecutiva
ue promulgada EN- IL de JUNO de
919. prorrogando dcho plazo hasta el
% de JUNO de 192O' (siendo este tilti-'
no plazo el que ha sido prorrogado
lasta ell 10. de agosto pr0ximo).
Ell Gobernador Mlitar de Santo Do
ningo expresa su pesar por no ser posi-
lie conceder una nueva prorroga de un
tfio, sea hasta ell 30 de JUNO de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-10
Julio $ de 1920.

Recientemente Sc lIam6 la atenci6n
del Gobernador hacia una information
|publicada en- Ia prensa, al efecto de
que Ell Gobierno Afilitar de Safto DO
mingo habfa expedido liii decreto poi
el cual Sc concedfa un plazo que tern1i-
maria en- 30 de junie de 1920, para que
todas aquellas personals que ttvieran
alguha reclamation que hacer .por pro
piedades radicadas Ell Santo Domingo,
lpor concepto de henercias u otros con-
lceptos, presentasen dichas reclaniacio-
mes al Gobierno Militar de Salito Do.
mingo, dentro de dicho nlazo " de
acuerdo con las disposiciones del deere
to de referencia.
En- vista de que dicha information
lperiodfstica Sc eXpresaba que habfa
algunos portorriquenos que tienen dere-
chos hereditarios sobre propiedades en-
Santo Domingo el Gobernador de
Puerto Rico Sc dirigi6 al Gobernador
Mlitar de Santo Domingo, inforinando
que, atendiendo su solicitud, Sc ha
Iprorrogado el plazo concedido Ell ell
decreto de referencia, hasta ell prinero
de agosto pr0yimo, expresando las ra-
zones -por las cuales no ha podido eX-
tenderse dichO plaZo por un aiio mas,
Segfn 10 solicitara ell Gobernador de
Puerto REQ, v sumnistrando los datos
sobre Ell particular:
La inscription obligatoria Ell el RE
gistro de Propiedad Territorial" de IL
tulos de "Terrenos rurales' fu6 en- su
origen exigida por una Ley del Ccngre
so Nacional de mayo 16 de 1912, la clal
requerfa que todos esos tftulos fiiefar
inscritOs dentro de un aiio, contaI
desde la fecha de aprobaci0n de dichG
ley. Esta medida Sc cnosidet6 como dt
urgente necesidad Ell aquella epoca, el
vista del desconcierto reinante en- la il
la en- materia de titulos de propiedaG
territorial. La ley en- question fu6 pu
blicada en- la Gaceta Official No. 2301
de JUNO 1, 1912, para notificar a todas
las personals que pudiesen tener algtin
interes en- las tierras de, la Repdblica
Dominicana. .Posteriormente por una ley
del Congreso DOminicano de IA de di
ciembre de 1915, el plazo para la ms
cripci6n de tftulos, al que Sc hace refe
rencia en- la ley de 16 de mayo de 1912
fue prorrogado hasta diciembre l dc
1917, habi6ndose aclaratlo y publicado
debidamente dicha ley por Ortlen Ejecu
tiva de enero "A de 1917, publicada Ell
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-10

1921, como 10 solicit6 el Gobernador de
Puerto Rico pues dice que ESQ causa-
ria serios trastornos EN- el deslfnde y
division de la propidad de la isla,
en- Ia ejecuci0n de la nueya ley de Te-i
rrenos, que pronto sera promulgada, VI
ia cual dara protection plena a todos
los que tengan alg1n inter6s EN- las tie
rras de la. Repuhlica en- yirtud de tftu-
los por herencia. Tambien manifesto
que, nj en- las leyes del Congreso Do
minicano nj en- las Ordenes Ejecutivas
antes lnencionadas. existe precepto algu
no que tienda a la contiscaci0n de pro-
|piedades o de .derechos reales, Y que las
!disposiciones del Gobierno de Santo Do
mingo han sido necesarias para dar la
mayor protection possible los propie-
taros de buena fe, va residan en- Ia Re
pGblica fuera de ella
En- cuanto information sobre todas
las propiedades, asf como ta1nbien So
bre los nombres de sus dueilos primi-
tivos, con respecto a los cuales ciuda-
danos residentes en- Puerto Rico pue
dan hallarse interesados, el Gobierno
Militar no puede proporcionarla, nj lie
serfa possible a Official alguno, aun con
el mayor cuidado e investigation, obte-
ner tai information, pues los hechos
sobre los cuales Sc basan las reclama-
Clones de herencia necesariamente de-
ben estar mejor en- possession de los re-
'clamantes 0 interesados que Ell la del
Gohierno.
LAS reglas eStablecidas pOr el Go
bierno militar para la debida presenta-
ci0n de todas las reclamaciones seran
inclufdas en- la nueva Ley de Terrenos,
va referida, la cual ley sera en- breve
promulgada para que de ese modo to-
das las personals interesadas tengan la
mas amplia oprtunidad de familiari-
zarse con sus disposiciones."
Sc suplica los peri0dicos la publi-
caci0n de los precdentes informes, pa
ra conOcimiento de todas aquellas per-
sonas que puedan tener alg1n inter6s
en- ell asunto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-10

QUININA EN- FORMA SUPE-
RIOR. Ell efecto t6nico v laxante del
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININA lie
hace superior la Quinina ordinaria,
y no afecta la cabeza. La firrna de
r.. w. GROVE Sc halla en- cada ca
iita. ir~. ja
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-10
400 AGRICJ CJTLToREs LLEGAN #
~ DE EsPANA "A NEW YORK
'irtuosO del viOlOncellO

En- el cyapor-f frances Ntd1Gfds Que
lego recientemente a Nuexa York.
han llegado cosa de cuatrocienEos
agricultores espa1oles, que Sc embar-
caron en- Vigo, y que yienen los
Estados Unidos bien provistos de du-
ros, con ell objeto de comprar tierras
en- el oeste trabajar las de propie-
dad ajena.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-10
Dos COnCiGrtOS de Pa
bio CaSaIS ..... " ].

Habana, JUNO 2S. --,Se antlncia pa
ra el mes de diciembre una seri6 de.
conciertos ell esta capital por ell ar
tista espafol senior Pablo Casals.
Esta noticia ha despertado enN.
siasmo entire los aficionados al divine
arte Y Sc espera coh ansiedad la fe4
cha de abrirse Ell abono de localida-
des, a. fin de conocer Y admirar 4 csc
virtuosO del viOlOncellO.
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P. F. CARLEY

Reliable Business Broker,
617 E St. NV. F. 6l53.
Remember there is no charge
for listing and advertising your
business. If you have a business
that | can recommend | will
handle it for you; | will not
handle dead places, it would not
pay me; a business you buy
from me must stand the test !;
inquire; it will help you to get
on the right track.
Inspect the following real money makers;
Grocery and market store. on a busy north
west corner; owner retiring. will sell at in
ventory.
Grocery and market Mount Pleasant locs-
ton; good business. low rental; with lease,
fixtures, 81. 500; stock inv.
Fancy grocery and fruit store. Pa. ave. To-
cation; this is one Of the best stands in
Washington; owner retiring, will sell for
5000.
cigar and news store with several living
rooms; nice fixtures and upto-date soda foun-
tain: large stock of goods: low rental; owner
retiring, will sell for $500.
Cigar and newsstand. Mount Pleasant loca-
tion; owner unable to attend to business will
c.sh balance tn sut nnrch.eor
have for YOUR insr,cton several del and
.;r.r stores 81, real moncv matar. 1890
In urices from e. $40 to "a 0OO
Near beer bar and lunch con,,sr. with IN.
todate fxtures. good business Low rentaf.
GOOD lease: positiyeIy this ia m. ~ tho ~,
stands in Washington: price, So. 600
Nea, heer har with nxnens;ra S.,,, IN
wear lease with low rental: price 81 an
Lunchroom. on ia. ave. NV. IF Won a..
hooking for real plac. 500 hi. nI,ca ,a n,r
vrifl lONA nj ND
Price Bis 600
I have several small paving lunchrooms
near large government buildings: prices rsnns
from ssco to s.: 500.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


ContlAued.
CORNER GROCERY and meats for sale; good
business: 5-year lease; price right 12i1 shep-
herd st. NV. IL
ESTABLISHED ROUTE Of vending machines
Address Box 40-E Star Office. -
WILL SELL si1 months option on $4,000 Ger
man marks for $3.50. Address Rox 1l8-E' star
ONCE.
ss50-ROOMING HOUSE near lsth and
Mass. aye. NV; rent, $50; IL rooms :
$500 cash.
$9cV-Roomins house: 10 rooms: downtown !:
rent. $50: lease.
81. 400 Roomns houses 2: will sell separate.
ly or as whole: rent $50 each 500"
eaci, cash balance. e5J PR mo- i.ass,
81, 90o--Rooming house. on best rrnt,ns 81. Il"
town: rent. $50: lease: INV H.. reason
able terms :. good house -,
81. forthcoming honse rear 10Th and q II
rooms: rent. $50: lstrche heat. .,
SaJG-Gr0cery NV: living rooms: rent
cheap: doing coed business.
Fountain and deIicatcssen. splendid
corner lease . years: rent. $3" VIII
sacrifice for quick sale.
81, co-Confectionery in apt. house rent SO $40
lease: clearing tetween $500 and s'o"
per month: 81 900 cash.
s.. o0Conff ctionery and delicatsssen se, son
cash. wonderful opportunity; rent. $"o
Swear lease.
81. 3oo-Grocery NV; business bet S'oo ana
5000 per week o rooms: lease.
2.500-Grocery. hest corner s.w. rooms
rent. $50 G-yrar lease.
81. "oo--Ncar beer business: : rooms; rent
siuV-Ciyar and news store surrounded by
govt. bdgs. splendid chance for elderly
man; rent. $25 living rooms
81. Go0-coinred mnchro"r,: rent. ST.: near
Nth and sta. NV. lease.
81, 5oO--Auto accessory business will inventory
$1,000; rent. 500: Swear lease: n"
r. NJ Curtis. 4i6 9Th st. NV. Room ali
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR l. T A S E Automobile
salesroom; capacity for five cars.
with connecting service station !;
full office and shop equipment !;
most central location in city.
Address Box HID. Star office. X
l4th AND ALLISON SITS. N.W.-Gasnline Ser
vice Station: Mt moderate rental. Lonis
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