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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-06
LAS INDUsTRIAs DEE PALS

En- el vapor Mohawk, EMBARGO para
los Estados Unidos, nuestro amigo don
ConradO Asenio, Manager de "The
Porto Rico Electropating Co Inc." va
en- busca de mas operarios, expertos en-
el trabajo de elctroplateado a que Sc
dedica la empresa que dirige, asf CO.
mo del material Y maquinaria necesa-
rios para ampliar el taller actual,
en- cuanto a trabajos de niquelado Sc
refiere, y agregarle un piso mas que
sera construfdo la casa que ocupan,
en- Luna A, con una planta para saliva
nizar 81 senior Asenio lleva Ell pro-
p6sito de, 81 no encuentra dichos ope-
rarios en- los Estados Unidos, trasla-
darse la Habana, en- busca de los
mismos
En- los talleres de esta empresa, Sc
estan realizando trabajos de plateado,
bronceado Y niquelado, que NADIA tie
men que envidiar los que Sc reali-
zan en- los Estados Unidos, y es eI
fin de Ia empresa al ampliar sns tai
Heres, poder atender a Ia demanda
de que esta siendo objeto.
Deseamos al amigo IN feliz yiaie !
exito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-06
AuMENTo DE CAPITAL

FIEEa sido archiyado en- la Secretarfa
Eieeutiva de Puerto Rico, un certifca-
do de Enmienda a las clausulas de
Incorporation de la corporaci0n do
mestica denominada ACayey Sugar
CO.., en- eI senfido de aumentar el ca
pitaI autorizado a 100000.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-06
INDBLTo
Agosto 1920

gEl Gobernador INFERNO ha indultado
d los confnados Victorio Vazquez y
Diego Pilot, y rehabilitado en- sus de-
rechos ciyiles polfticos al senior En-
rique Iguina Toado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-06
I'm IlU6IO aItiS6'
ndjiGiRD
.MaROI0 Sanchez Navarro

hecho su debut, con el mas amplio
visto bueno del pdbIico el joven actor
Manolo Sanchez-Navarro Fabregas,
hijo de la eminente actriz Virginia
Fabregas.
He aquf unos parrafos de la cr6-
MICA que publica un importante diario
de la capital mejicana, consignando
| ell acontecimiento:
Levantado de nuevo ell tel6n, vi6se
la escena aderezada para el segundo
acto de "La Enemiga", de Nicoderni,
Itambien con esa esplendidez, con ese
Igusto y con este derroche de lujo con
que la primerfsima de las actrices
mexicanas sabe hacer estas cosas.
La presencia de Manolo, Ell debu-
tante, en- el palco escenico, fue salu-
dada con grandes aplausos Y con 40
res.
Y Ell dialogo comenzo, y ell nuevo
actor, con asombrosa. serenidad, con
naturalidad admirable, fue diciendo
su parte.
Pero la escena de prueba, no para
un actor novel, sino para un galan de
ITALIA y habituado a las lides esceni-
cas-, es la final del acto.
Ell publico la esperaba, la deseaba
ardientemente, pues habfa grandes de-
secs, una curiosidad enorme por yer
los puntos que calzaba ell debutante.
Y la escena lego, que todo llega v
que todo pasa en- esta vida,
En- yerdad hemos de decir que Ma
nolo Sc mostro digno descendiente de
Virginia Fabrebas, Y creemos que con
clio lie hennos hecho ell mas cabal
mas justo de los elogios.
Y Virginia, fascinada sin duda por
la emocion de aquel instante, para ella
tan conmovedor, Sc nos mostro como
nunca Sc nos habia mostrado.
Tuvo arranques magnffcos, inmen-
SOS, arrebatadores.
Tuvo transiciones brillantes v ple-
nfsimamente artfsticas.
Tuvo fascinaciones arrebatadoras,
y asi la gran escena, un POGO brutal,
un mucho humana y de grandfsima
intensidad, rayana en- tragedia, sali6
completa, artfstica, admirable.
AL caer ell telon la mas grande de
las ovaciones atrono la sala. {.
Basic decir, para dar una idea del
entusiasmo que en- ell p1blico desper-
to la labor de aquellos dos artistas,
que la cortina subio idiez y siete ve-
ces!... ........,f H..
Virginia, con esa bondad y ese COM
panerismo que la caracterizan, quiso
que de tan estupenda ovaci6n partici-9
!pase Francisco Coss, ell maestro de SUI
hijo, a quien, en- verdad, corresponds
una parte del exito que Manolo ha To-
grado en- su dificilisimo debut. as-s5
En- res1men, que Manolo ha entrado j
con buen pie, con magnifco marco
de APPLAUSE merecidisimo, en- la senda
del arte en- que su madre ha alcanza-
do tantisimos y tan gloriosisimos
triunfos.
Ell arte teatral mexicano esta de
placemes y nosotros felicitamos al
nuevo artista y lie deseamos una Sc
rie inmensa de exitos.
Ell conjunto de la representation,
admirable.
Clara Martinez, en- la Condesa de
Bernois, fue ovacionada.
La Franco, monisima Y acertada en-
su papel, a pesar de hacer mucho
tempo que habfa dejado las tablas.
Luz Urriola, Coss y Bejar, perfec-
tamente en- sus puestos. /.
La indumentaria irreprochable.
Termin6 la velada con un gran con-
cierto por la orquesta del Conserva-
torio, sabiamente dirigida por ell emf
nente maestro Carrillo.
En- resumen: una gran noche de
arte.
Sancho ell EscuderO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-06

LEA EEL WARCIAL."
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17

Ad Gustavo defeated Joe Prime In
their wrestling bout last Saturday
night. winning In two straight falls.
The first fall was won on ~ " min
utes, and the second IN l6h.
Both men worked hard. and fought
clean all the way through. Prime
fell a victim, on both falls. to the
dreaded toe hold. II seemed impos-
sible for the Argentine champion
to get his opponent on his back. AL
though Gustavo had him In several
tight corners. the Canadian was al
ways able TO extricate himself. by
drawing up his legs and suddenly
shooting them out. Opinions are d.
vided. but many seem TO think that
Prime showed more real skill, and
class, while Gustavo's strength was
greater. Only when his huslSier
opponent got the Prime pedal extrem-
ity In an unbreakable clutch did the
Canadian weaken.
Two boxing preliminaries were put
on by local boys, Clyde Jefferies box
ing Jimmy Peterson, and Harry
Phillips taking on John Jepson. A
jitney dance given by the athletes
and their managers followed.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17

Cereal Incsease Ftekl~, Dry.land
The northern half Of the station is
very spotted. aikaii IN both the sui
fate and carbonate form being pres
ent. This land is used for increas-
Ing promising varieties OF cereals.
but the yields are usually low and
this is especially true for the 1919
season. Grasshoppers did consider
able damage before they were con-
trolled by poisoning.
The variety. acreage and yield are
reported below for the crops increas-
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17
Results ~ Experiments with Forage
Roots and CcrcaIs Conducted ON
Dry.land az the Branch Hta.
tion During The Year 1910.

The results obtained from the dry
| lsnd alfalfa we're very good consider
Ing the dry. frosty season. The
Yield from plot containing half an
acre OF baltic alfalfa seeded In rows
rs inches apart follows;
First cutting g..................... $40 10
Second cutting ......... 2bS0 NJ
------------
Total 3420 n
Which Is at the rate OF "a tons per
acre. The above plot was TO have
been saved for seed but was injured
10 such an extent by the frost that Il
was hnally cut for hay. ~
The yield from -four acres OF alfal-
IA seeded In rows 2s inches apart is
as follows:
First cutting .........,............ 5000 10
Second cutting -.............. 9460 m
Third cutting. ..... ~.....a.A~ 1890 10
Total 1890 10
Or "a tons per acre. The yield
from Ave acre tract seeded In the
same manner averaaeed LIS tons per
acre for two cuttings. This area OF
land underlaid with hardpan vary
ing In depth from 16 inches on the
north to 4 feet ON the south and ex-
pains the failure OF the third crop.
Alfalfa for Sod Prosluctios
The station has quite an area OF
land that contains a rather high per-
centagc of white alkali Sodium sui
fate). together with some spots OF
black alkah tsodium carbonate).
This type IL representative Of several
sections OF the county. so In 1914.
az acres were seeded TO Baltic aifal-
IA In rows 2s inches apart. with the
idea OF seed production. Ia had been
proven by experiment that II was Inn
possiblee to farm this type OF soil
With cereal crops and break even.
Due TO the hard frost OF May 81.
the first crop was cut for hay. the to-
tai Yield being $50 pounds. The
second crop was saved for seed and
threshed out 500 pounds OF irst class
seed from 2.3 tons OF straw.
Baltic alfalfa seed finds q ready
market at 40c per pound and hgur-
ing the alfalfa straw at $500 per ton
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17

The Geer potatoes did not have q
fair chance ts they were planted ncDr
q row OF afiaifs In former years
they have been a consistent yielder
sunflowcrs
The suniiower has proved very
good substitute for corn silage IN
states that are to4 cold for the sue
cessful production of corn. The fol-
lowing is q comparison Of sunnowcr
and corn siIaro iatsn from the De-
cember issue OF the Journal OF Agri-
sunnower siIase. 9s.t per cent
Water. a. Ash, ~ rroto1n. 81
Crude Ftter. - Nittoeenrfrcs-er-
tract. II Ether nxtrae1 and Corn
siIage had 7s.7 per cent water ~
Ash. 81 Protein. ca Crude Fiber,
1914 Nitrogen-free-extra and O.e
Ether Extract. Y
Tho sunfiowers made good
growth on the station during the
1919 season. fully s5 per cent of the
seed planted eerminnted and grew TO
good sized plants. While the crop
did not mltufe seed on account Of
the frost. the growth was ample for
silnge.
A rate and date OF seeding test
will be conducted with sunfiowers
during 1890. the object being no pro-
duce silage crop.
Dry-Iand Rotations
This rotation series has been con-
Quoted for a number OF syears; the
results OF the year 1913 are given
at this time. 81
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17

We appear 10 enjoy the rare dis
tinction OF being the only people on
earth who han put the finishing
touches 10 a war and then can not
make peace after II is done.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17

Clemenceau ~ 10 be made presi-
dent OF France as "A reward for his
ever, can hardly expect our English
cousins TO make him their king. and
Mr.. lansing. IL appears. is not gluing
his eyes to the presidency.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17

aiities Il IL somewhat dangerous now
to invite your friend TO stop up and
name his poison"
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17

A Paris sseress predicts that 1920
will be a year of turmoil In America.
In that. however. we ind some con-
ISOLATION. She didn't predict that II
would be worse than the year that
has passed.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17

Our bIoated miIiionaircs mr. again
experiencing the excrutinting pains Of
tInencIal worry It's time TO begin
NGurine c4 how to beat the income
tax.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17

The senate. like the groundhog. ID
evincing signs Of crawling out of It's
hole with regard 70 the peace treaty.
hut, then. : shadow may drive Il back
again. r3s
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17

This completes the report on the
dry-iand investigations. The next
section OF the report will deal with
crops produced under irrigation.
oBIL sHATTUCK
Superintendent
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17
Crop Sequence

Crop Sequence
fallow-Peas-0ats
Wheat Continuous
Fallow- Peas Wheat
Fallow- -Peas-Oats
Fallow -Wheat-feas
Fallow- Wheat-Peas
fallow- Wheat
Fallow- -Wheat-Peas
Fallow-Peas- Wheat
Fallow-O -Oats-Peas
Peas Wheat-Potatoes
Wheat Continuous
Wheat-Peas
Failed tRsd pfd
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17

Beware OF the fellow who insists
that he Is az good an anybody else.
You have his number from his own
mouth. ttf fif II
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17
W..,E AND OTHERWISE

Latest Bulletin: The high cost OF
living Is still the II. G. J..
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17

The best way TO prevent that pre-
dicted panic IL To keep your money In
circulation. Start the good work by
shooting another subscription our
way.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17

ed during the 1919 season.
Variety Acreage Yield
Bu.
Early Baart Wheat Is 10
Sixty Day Oats OF
Rustiess Selection Oats la
Spring Rye No. 26i0i "a
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17

Gosh! Dame Fashion has been
handing W. another thrill. Women's
skirts. she says. are TO be shorter
than ever before. And now we
Know the price OF neckties VIII soar.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17

1910 Crop Yield Hu.
per. a.
Sixty day oats Sc
Early baart wheat 81
Carleton peas 10
Carleton peas OF
Farley baart wheat 81
Faliow 90
Early baart wheat 7.3
Carleton peas 90
Early baart wheat J.a
q xty day oats 20
Early baart wheat 81
Early baart wheat - So -
Carleton peas 90
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17

Want TO be the most beautiful wo-
man In the world. sister, Take your
daily bath Ia milk and sleep between
black sheets, and You will be as nutty
as the Paris daisy who advocates this
method OF beating the wrinkles In
the race OF life.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17
Cereal Inc~a-e Fields, Dry-land

Drought sagerats maerIaI reduced ihe Yield
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17

Nineteen twenty 10 a year Of great
possibilities. But there's an ocean Of
srace between possibility and actual
ity.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17


Yes. we might write columns ON
the evils OF wood alcohol booze. But
what's the use? IL topper wants TO
die that is a quick and effective meth
od, and he's sure to recsive a men
lion" In 1.-The press.
Now get busy on your new income
tax. II you have a yearly income OF
a million dollars you can hand over
the tidy little sum Of SSs3.030.00 TO
Uncle Sam. The Old Boy Is not a
bit backward.
No longer can we even question the
godliness OF our preachers. ANY man
who will give his time for the miser-
y pittance they receive Ii entitled to
a double pair Of wings and special
seat in heaven.
That hundred million dollars John
D. gave away Christmas morning IL
at the rate OF one plunk for every
person in the United States. We're
you plunked?
The cost of food Is 80 per cent in
Excess OF what II was fiye years ago,
hut we haven't noticed any proper
Tomato shrinkage in the American
siDmach.
IN the light OF the Christmas fat
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17

COUNTY a.
Burns State the close
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-17

IN The light OF the Christmas fat
Evening star., 1920-03-12
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE, ETC.
Confined.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC.
COAtinueA.

AUTO SALES co.
18th North
Used Car Clearing House
The largest and oldest used-car house in the city.
If it's good automobile you want we have it.
udson
pa
epass: tires
Buick. 4cyl. .5pasa roadster
rcordt
REQ 6r. 7-pass 7p
atknal6:7 roads
rand,5 5pass newt
French car
noo inspection.
or TERMS
sundayA
Evening star., 1920-03-12
AUTO MART OF
WASHINGTON,
1872 New York Ave. NV.

1915 Ford touring. new motor block; new
pl8tOn9 Sox
1918 Ford coupe. dem. ftms. Al condi-
1915 Oakland roadster. good running order 4b
1913 Cadillac. 4cyL, good condition,
starter ........... .......-.. ~
1917 Overland 4-pAss. roadster wire
wheels, new paint ................I. &
1916 Buick cab, Al condition; a bargain. 70
1917 Chalmers. 6-cyi., 5-pass.. good con-
d1Oon :......'... 20
1918 Overland roadster. 3-pass.. model
S5-4, good tires OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 75
1915 Chandler. 6-cyl. 7-pa0., Al eondi-
tion, 5 oversize tires. 7H
1918 REQ 7-pass. touring. good condi-
ton, good tires ...................... 80
1918 REQ 3-pass. roadster. cord tires, new
paint, Al condition ................. %
1918 Chandler. 7-pass, new paint cord
tires perfect .....:...;......... LIS
1918 Buick roadster. cord tires, new
paint wire wheels NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,25
1917 Cole ''s'' 4-pass. coupe, new paint,
EOoQ tlreS La
1919 Westcott. 7-pass.. new cord tires.
new paint, good As new. I, 70
Evening star., 1920-03-12
FOR RENT-lOOlS.

rVHNfSHeO ROOh0-C0o14D004 =
;; 1890 COLUMBIA RD-v<ry desirabae sal-lsss
front room; a-m.i.: emplp9ed esupls - eshes-
man preferred. Phone OIL. 944S. II
1904 FAIRMoNT-Att1aetfve MvinS rSo6 a6d-
bedrusm: private bath: ladies e ysan6 cealss-
NEWLY FURNISHED. chssrfsl rsams. single
and dosbis; seaf car lines; PfotesEasD 81,
Col. 1885 u
1905 CLIFTON ST. N.w.IIArre. cssn1.rnAl,
room for two. Cali afser p.n- Pho,s o.
2721. -
! 1901 QUINCY ST.-NfreIy 7urnIsk1 rs1.
sleeping porch: new corner hosse.
DE 14th ST. NV. Apt 3-Nlce roe6 6S H.
gentlemen. II d.
1414 2tst gr.-Atfrsetive1y farnfaAea alQes
room Ind door. next To b tn: coapeniaat 10 8
car lines; one block from Dupoat Oreles 9ar
tlemen only so =
2ss 18th ST. s.E--one nicely fnr,AsbsA rssA..
in private family. E.
1912 GrRARD ST. NE-rwp ot fssr co.,
municat ting rooms; Ink: electricity; couple q
ladies' G st. cars via r. I: ave. To l2th st. IA
1924 18th N.w.-Aent warm doz0le roc0;
parlor phone. piano: pressing privilege. l2s
1859 18th ist Beimont)-Atfractiye room ~
one man: SIS month: reference. 1Ss
1874 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Larxe frsat
room. newly painted and papered. with -
FRONT ROOM, second floor, southern exposure,
adjoining bath. new twin beds: Aot-water heat;
electric light: private home. Oh 14th at.
line; garage: geatlemes preferred. Ad4rsO,
Box 13SR. Star ofhce. L.
1901 FARRAGUT ST. Nv Second -stos7
| front; s2a; ladies'. Col. $685. IL
noor room. suitable for employed couple or tive
men. 1ls
5000 10th N.W.-LArEe front room. next bath:
electricity; gas: phone: two young Adtes; -.
Evening star., 1920-03-12

SAXON 8. 1917; just painted; S tires good as
new Call l.. 4O6. 13s
LODGE TOURING-LAfe model; moderately
and carefully used; looks like new and runs
better. new tires and new threaded rubber
Willard battery; extras; es75. For thorough
GemonstFa ton Sunday address Boz 2lO-R, Star
OGdce.
FORD ROADSTBR-LAte model; In perfect
runaing order; suitable for plumber; terms.
AS ut. NV. l%s
WILLYs-KNIGHT. 1918, 7-passenger excel.
lent condition; 5 cord tires; many extras: bar-
gain. Frank. 1871.
Evening star., 1920-03-12
AUTO REPAIRING

AUTO REPAIRING.
GIVE YOUR FORD . spring overhaulins.
To make your acquaintance, for limited
time only: we will put your Ford in first
class condition for $50.
Trucks for hire.
WALLING 4 FONDA,
Ford Specialists.
Rear 223 B st. NV. Phone Main 4176. 14s
Evening star., 1920-03-12
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE. ETC.

BUICK TOURING-Lixht six, late 1918 model
with cord tires. new top and quality ana
appearance same As new: will take Dodge OF
Ford a. part payment. A. J. Stabler. ~, n
Evening star., 1920-03-12

ELCAR. sport model, IN Al condition; Red Seal
Continental motor; Timkn bearings through
out; wire wheels. 20O2 st. NV. West 24s7.
Evening star., 1920-03-12

FORD touring: like new: driven about 500
miles Maxwell roadster. 1918. first class. Rear
Evening star., 1920-03-12

SOHMER UPRIGHT PIANO; good condition;
line tone: $50. Call after 6, Apt. 3. 119
lSprinY I'd. NV 1Ss
Evening star., 1920-03-12

TuR aAIE-U4QELLANE0US
EUANIYURDAOsntln1el.
CHNA 0OWE. regnd frost, oak; god ~
.s-: - TesR Han Main 0dzo. l3'
American Walnut Wardrobe.
f4xS dsuhss wardrobe, b me euadit1on; so;
-essk e10o. 16u n.W. L.
604ff16B funhi1S3 q nlDeroom house.
i've bed1uoua. Including disAes. essking uten-
sfh, hnsa. bsdding; Ans fsnsd sak living and
nnen - 1aoA; eAxa4s Suvef1ment omcial
leaving about April 1; fmnetiate possession.
WIN sur1enA1 lease. 2437 18Th St nv. 14s
HO6SEs. VEHCLE6, 16N
GURRY. rubber tired. IN nist-eas condition:
set Of hArness for quick sale. Phone Clev.
1888.
TWO BIG work horses: one good family or
work mare: wagon and harneAs. ~ Sth St
NV l4s
HORSE and huckster wagon for sale cheap.
S1S l. st. Sc. Ia
WANTED-A one-horse dump-cart and har-
ness; must be cheap and in good order. Phone
Main 3110
DAYTONs, 1 top wagon. 1 no-top wagon. i
horse. Call after pm, 45S Ridge NV. 14s
FOR SALE-2 light lumber wagons and double
harness. Apply to ONCE. 7th and & sts. s.w.
HORSE. years old. $50 lbs. Emilio Mat
terra, Seat Pleasant, Nd. Barber shop. 12s
800 PAIRS o. e. names. 25 sets double team
harness. 10 sets plow harness. so sets single
harness; all kinds saddles and BRIDES, both
coats. Cogswells. 20 1lth Ut. NV. Frank
in S3oa
Evening star., 1920-03-12

no YOU NEED CASH QUICK?
I need small. late model roadster: must be
bargain. Call after PM. 27o1 st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-03-12

woRKINGMEN--What promises to Be our
moat prosperous year is here before us. and
who elss but wise busters to make it so: sell
ing new pants at e to $3.50 put this store on
tbs map. and We also sell slightly used coats
and vests. 81 to IS. ladies' department. coat
snita, ETC.. g mp. Justh's Old Stand, 819 D.
FLOOR CASE for sale reasonable. Call 3o5
7th NV in jewelry store. 14s
14x17 CAMERA and lens; also 1Oxs lens. West
SO76J. 14s
KEROSENB OIL ENGINE tM-itx Il Weiss)
B. hoFse power; perfect condition; detailed in
erection and operating test allowed before pur-
chase; cost $50; sell So. Tel. Kensington
! SET or TIMERS patented gruvers. 80.
AABY CARRIAGE: almost new; esst 80; sefl
vWy reasonahae. t10 willard Ct NV. End
&dooc.
Evening star., 1920-03-12

We hold a public auction sale of autos ever!
Saturday at 2:30 pm. You can buy or sell
Several cars also offered at private sale. Som,
on liberal terms
CAPITAL CITY GARAGE. INC.
41O-416 Sth st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-03-12
151I r ST. NV.

5000 10th N.W.-LArEe front room. next bath:
electricity; gas: phone; two young ladies; -.
Evening star., 1920-03-12
AUT0M0B1IEs FOR SALE, ETC.

WE DESIRE to purchase q medium-sised 1918
or 1919 automobile; hve-passenger; sedan pre-
ferred; cash. Address Box 200,R, Star office
Evening star., 1920-03-12

MAXWELL. 1918. After 4:30 p.m., 91s Mary
land ave ne. Lincoln 2913
, FORD touring: never used: fully equipped :
small bonus; cash. Address Box f86-R. star
Evening star., 1920-03-12

FORD SEDAN-New tenders, tires. headlights;
600 2819 Ga. ave. Col 52QG.
Evening star., 1920-03-12

BUICK touring. light six, 1918, Model E4o;
cord tires; looks like new
Evening star., 1920-03-12

Buick touring. big 8. 7-passenger. 1915. s'.s
Oakland touring. 1918; cord tires: $500.
AL in excellent condition
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-09-16

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"Why. as a matter Of fact. we don't
care very much II we don't! Thst's
the comnoner method. and that's the
way to get our money back almost at
once. and then play on velvet. But II
instead OF working through brokers'
we were willing to tie up our capital
little longer we'd make considerably
more money In the long run. as you
can plainly see. We'd advance our
hundred and twenty thousand dollars.
wait until dividends could be declared
and then get the stock listed on the
curb and begin to feed It out to the
public through q fiscal agency. There'd
be twice as much In It for us, but we
wouldn't he In that perfectly delight
full position of owning a lot Of valuable
stock which literally hadn't cost ua
anything. Or. Of course. we could offer
some Of the shares to our personal
friends at fair price, and reimburse
ourselves that way. Knowing that it,