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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-17
Attention. Democratsl

EXCURSION over South Shore line "a
South Bend Thursday. Aug. 10. for
the Democratic Rally. Governor Cox
viii speak. Train leaves Hammond
1913 A. n. returning after evening
meeting Round trip fare from Ham
mond. 50 %, from East Chicago. s2.s9;
from Gary, 1855. including war tax
Ladies invited. All are welcome on
this trip adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-17
BIG JAM EXPECTED
AT S. BEND RALLY
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Aug. l7-Sev-
entN-five thousand persons are ex-
pected TO attend the democratic rally
10 be held here Thursday. Plans for
the celebration, which viii be attend
ed By delegations from throughout IN
diana and from Illinois and Michigan
were completed today. Gov. James
NJ Cox OF Ohio. democratic nominee
FOR president. Will deliver three ad-
dresses at the rally
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CRuLIrTINl

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Aug. 1T X.
Riddick Of shelby. moved that the house
concur in the action Of the senate in
ratifying the nineteenth amendment. Fa-
vorable action would result in Ten
nessee being the thirty-sixth state &c
ratify.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-17
NO WORD
FROM WARSAW
urve erp,rrr,

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVIcE1
PARIS. Aug. 17-Cp to 2 o'clock this
afternoon the French foreign office had
received no word from Warsaw. nor
had any news reached here from other
sources telling definitely about the fate
Of the Polish capital. In political and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-17

strsy grip awaits its owner at the
hammond police station. The grip
was picked up by mistake when Marion
Ldckiider. s W. Ruth street, West Ham
rnond. aIighted from a street car yes
terday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-17

military quarters here the silence q
the Bolshevik is interpreted as meaning
they have failed TO follow up their re
cent successes or have even met Will
a serious check
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-17
HARDING MASTER
OF OWN CAMPAIGN
Plans Of His Friends Re
garding Speeches Subject
to His Veto
BY BART CAMPBELL

SlAfF I0NFESPOkDENT n. SERVICE
MARION. O.. Aug. 1I-Pienty or
pep" Is to he injected into the cam
paign Of Senator Warren g Harding
republican nominee for president BY a
conference he is 70 hold here today
with several republican leaders. It
was announced at his headquarters
As far az possible the number Of
addresses he viii deliver between now
and October at and away from his
front porch, viii be mapped out by
him and his advisers. The outside"
and inside" OF his campaign organi-
cation viii be carefully and thorough
~ gone into and whatever changes
are deemed necessary viii be determin-
ed upon.
Tho senator is 10 be master Of his
own campaign, it was stated and what
ever plans and suggestions are sub
mitted to him by those prominently
associated Win the conduct OF his cay
paign will be SUBJECT to his veto.
Demands pouring in upon the re
publican national committee and upon
the senator personally for the reception
~ him of delegations here. and for
the delivery by him elsewhere than
from his front porch. have increased
SO in volume. IL was said, as to nee
essitate the holding Of today's con-
ference. in order TO make some final
determine lions
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-17

IsIAEF CORRESPONDENT n sERyIcEl

tsTAFF CORRESPONDENT l. N. sERVIcEl
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Aug. 17-Sufff
rage hopes are high for ratification of
thc nineteenth amendment by the Ten
nesscc house OF representatives today.
when the house meets this morning
the committee on constitutional amend
ments viii submit favorable report on
ratification. This viii force the antis
% move the adoption or minority re-
port. Upon the motion 70 table this the
first test vote will come
PULL ATTENDANCE EXPECTED
An almost complete attendance Of
members Is assured Monday afternoon
rinety-eight OF the ninety-nine were on
hand an unprecedented number for a
Monday. Both sides left no stone IN
turned TO have their full strength on
hand
Last right suffrage forces in the
house won the last preliminary tight be-
fore tho vote on ratification. A favor
able majority report on the ratification
resolution Will be presented the house
today when il convenes by the constitu-
tlonal amendment committee.
REVERSAL AT MEETING
At a meeting last night it reversed
its stand Of last Thursday night and
by 10 to S ordered a favorable report.
The committee meeting was a hot one
and the fight almost came al its close
when anti-members attempted to drag
two ratification recruits away before
they had signed the report. They were
unable TO do this. but their attempt
may bring a heated protest on the floor
IF the house today.
Thursday night Speaker Seth Walker
who had that day appointed an anti on
the committee, himself attended the
meeting as ex-officio he is a member
Of every committee.
BIG ANT1-TICToRY
Accordingly the committee by 70
g. voted to defer action until last eve
ming. This was the big anti-victory.
as delay was what they sought. Last
night suffrage forces had every MEM
Der Of the committee on hand. Two
Of the members. who had previously
been doubtful. had earnest talks with
GOV. Roberts Immediately before the
committee met These two men. with
eieht others, voted for a favorable re-
port. The antis were indignant at
their opponents victory. and immed-
lately retired to secret conference.
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of a personal appeal would have ire
mendous effect. Even II his appeal fail
sd, the women OF the country would be
irnn sasursbly grateful TO him.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-17

Emil Pleseb. 1cSSs wentworth avenue
Roseland, faced Judge Klotz IN the city
court this morning charged with disor-
DERBY conduct Piesek was arrested
Thursday evening hy officer Bel on
Calumet boulevard. He paid a hne OF
se 90
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-11-19
Y. w. Ell. A. ARRANGING FRIED
LAENDER MEMORIAL.

The Young Women's Hebrew AS
ISOLATION of ST. Paul is arranging
a Public Memorial Meeting in mem
DRY of Professor Israel Friedlaender
of the Jewish Theological Seminary,
Zionist, Scholar, Communal Worker
and Leader Of the Jewish Youth Of
America who was slain last August
in the Ukraine. The program con-
sists of Addresses by DR.. S. N.
Deinard, Rabbi Philip Kleinman, and
Rabbi G. D. Matt, Essays by Miss
F. Edelman and Miss Esther Abram-
ovsky, and Ell Mole Rachamim by
Reverend Eli Kreidberg. The meet
ing will be held at the Temple Aaron
on Tuesday evening, November %,
at 8 p. M, is open to the general
public, and it is hoped that the at
tendance will befit the occasion. Pro-
fessor Friedlaender sacrificed his life
in the service of Israel and it is lit
tie to ask that Jews devote one eve
ming to pay tribute to his life and
memory.
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Entertaining.

Mrs. David Aberle, Paramount
Avenue, gave an informal tea, on
Saturday, November 13, in, honor of
her house guest, Mrs. H. Solomon, Of
st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Bennett Buchanan, Dale
Street, entertained at a Stag on
Monday evening, November 18th, in
honor of her husbands birthday ami
versary.
Mesdames A. Heller and L. Seelig,
Summit Avenue, entertained at an
informal tea on Tuesday, November
16, in honor of Mrs. Prince, who was
one Of the guests of the Council of
Jewish Women of the Twin Cities.
Mrs. James Neiger, Summit Ave-
nue., entertained at a bridge, on
Thursday, November 18, in honor Of
the visitors.
Mrs. N. S. Rose, 857 Paramount
Avenue, entertained a few ladies at
luncheon at her home, on Wednesday,
November 18th, in honor of out of
town visitors.
The Ladies of the. Sons of Moses
Hebrew School, gave party on We'd
nesday afternoon, at the North Gen.
trail Commercial Club.
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LIFE INSURANCE?
WOLKOFF & WOLKOFF
BNAI BIRTH DAY BANQUET.

BNAI BIRTH DAY BANQUET.
November 3Oth Selected AS Date.
The annual Bnai Birth Day Cele-
bration of the st. Paul lodge, will
take place this year, on Tuesday eve
ming, November Both. Arrange
ments have been made by the Com
mittee in charge, of which Mr.. D.
Ruvelson is chairman, to have the
affair take place in the main Dining
Room of the Athletic Club, which
will accommodate only $50 people.
The affair will not be purely a Ban
quet, but will be in the nature of a
Dinner Dansant, which will include
the after dinner speaker, and enter
tainment, and in addition thereto,
dancing until twelve o'clock. Excel
lent music is being arranged for,
a good program, and a speaker in
the person Of Mr.. Henry Monsky,
first vice president of the District
Grand Lodge, a leading lawyer of
Omaha, who the committee states,
will be worth while treat for all. In
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The children of The Hebrew and
Religious Schools will have a paper
sale at the Temple for the benefit Of
the Temple Library which is soon
to open.
Plans are complete for the Annual
Thanksgiving Dance to be given by
the Ladies Auxiliary Of the Temple
at the Palm Room Of the st. Paul
Hotel on Thanksgiving night, No
vember %.
The Young Ladies Auxiliary will
give their eighth annual dance No
vember 18th.
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With the Travellers.

Mrs. Sidney Forsch of New York
City, who has been the guest Of her
mother, Mrs. Joseph Elsinger, 985
Summit Avenue, has left for her
home, accompanied by her sister,
Miss Helen Elsinger, who will be her
guest.
Mrs. Isidore Cohen, and baby son,
854 st. Clair Street, are visiting Mrs.
Cohen's mother, Mrs. j. Stern, of
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo. A. Guiterman,
$50 Summit Avenue, have returned
from an eight week trip to New York
City.
Mr.. Monroe Hanauer, Salt Lake
City, arrived November 18th, to join
his wife, both being house guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Hirschman,
Summit Avenue.
Mrs. I. L. Rypins, 713 Portland
Avenue, has returned from Denver,
where she was the delegate from
St. Paul, to the triennial convention
of the Council Of Jewish Women.
Mrs. David Perelstein, Dayton
Avenue, and daughter, have gone to
La Crosse, Wisconsin, where they
are the guests of Mrs. Perelstein's
sister, Mrs. David Jacob.
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

view of the limited number that can
be cared for in the Dining Room,
the committee urges early reserva-
tions, which will be accepted in the
order in which they are received.
The next regular meeting of
Minnesota Lodge will take place on
Monday evening, next, at the Ar
canum Hall, Lowry Building. A num-
Der of matters Of Importance will
come up.
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Weddings and Engagements.

Mr.. and Mrs. M. Moscovitz, 218
Grove Street, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Ida, to Mr.. Aaron
Fineberg, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Braunstein,
1912 Feronia Street, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Lea,
to Mr.. Abe Bronstone, of Barmody,
Saskatchewan, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Goldberg, 1877
Dayton Avenue, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Anna,
to DR.. Leon J. Tiber, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. Tiber, 80 Dearborn Street,
this city.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-11-19
TEMPLE AARON NOTES.

At the services this Friday eve
ming, 500 p. M, DR.. Moses Barron
will speak on "Does Palestine Offer
Opportunities for Rebirth."
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LOCAL NEWS-----ST. PAUL
Page Ts,,

for olumnsm by
puia o.
Pioneer Paul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-31
P. F. CARLEY

Reliable Business Broker,
|617 E St. NV. Phone F. 6i53
Remember there is no charge
for listing and advertising your
business if it is a place I car
honestly recommend.
A hrst-class suburban grocery: stock and
fixtures worth over g .oeo; good business and
Gag Soda fountain and delicatessen; rest. $50
steam heat; a splendid stand near PARK tread'
So. 900. ..
C Grocery and meat market; cellar; rent. $50;
daily BUSINESS in asa $780, cash; good northwest
One Of the best lunchrooms in city; Syea!
lease; low rent; second door, ovef store; good
sood CUISINES. propcsson. near Conn.,
can be bought at . bargain. See ne at once
Dining room and kitchen; heat fuxuished
Pool and lunehsoom ,a &isx.sSia sy:.,
lease; s25. A snap for $500.
Grocery and meat market near =. !. ave
NV. Can be bought for s2.6oo. Worth NOR
Deiicatessen and rooms; S-year lease; $st
rent: $3.50 weekly business: good location:
Eye st. and w SIS s.i .ss
light; steam heat. $500.
Mushroom; steam table; lease; lsw rent;
near Vermont ave. NV. 5000.
Cigars. soft drink. fruit. light lunch; good
stand: near Pension Park. 4 good buy fol
50. 900.
Grocery store near Pa. ave- nv: SIS rent;
store and cellar. If you want q bargain ~
this place.
1o-room roemine house, near Eye ST.: cs.tral
location. with garage in rear. This 10 q. bar.
gain. $3.50.
l6-room rooming house; near Gesrsetowr
Law School; must be sold quick. A spleadid
investment.
26-room house; restaurant combined; 4
money maker; centrally located, near Nuniei
pal Park. 5000. win pay for itself in L
mouths.
11-room rooming house. near llth 1T NV. A
bargain Can be bought on terms.
l - rooms; d So location; essd nsaa5
10 rooms and boarding house; hot.wstsi
heat; elec. lights; steam table; house Arst
class condition; near courthouse.
Poolroonn on Pa. ave; in good location. oss
be bought right Ask about it.
Luncbroom on Pa. ave: In best section. Oas
be had at a bargain. See mo about it
have some splendid bargains In my o6lcs
listed for sale and can interest you II you n,
p F CAPTEV
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F. CARLEY,
617 E St.

ONE WHITE RABBIT, one Flemfsn Giant
rabbit, months old; IS for both. 80 Team.
ave. ne. =
WE OFFER wonderful opportunity to reliable
man to make from $50 to 500 weekly at
home in spare time; direct by mail propositioa.
No experience needed. Capital REQUIRED, only
$120. Mutual Co.. Minneapolis. MINI.
RESPONSIBLE district manager wanted 10
open office and manage aaleGmen far laf1e
corporation manufacturing patented auto ne
cessity for every car, truck and ga1aee: thou.
sands sold to U. 3. government. Nayip biz
gest advance In automobile since pelf-Stafter
and greater coaySatence and aAaded % every
automobile moro than spare tire a. need.
ometer; no competition: only man who can
handle really big proposition and can auaii-
fy for $4,000 yearly and up considered; eapi.
tai required: 1000 to 5000. Scott Corpo-
ration. az W. Washington. Chicago.
YOUR 2s-word adveftisemenf 10 a co1atrJ
town newspapers, So. Write for list.
l.. Miller. Sy racuse. n. 7. .
WONDERFUL 0PPORTUNTfY-WiT sacri.
flee established auto supply store; prominent
location: reason. bad health. Address Boz
Sc NJ Star once. .
PARTNER wanted for high ciaSs local Susiaess
established and Of national scope: vast mat
Of clerical ability and able to invest 600 casl
and spare time attending to Anaaeisi end o.
business; particulars By persoaal iatefviev
only. Addssas- Box l1g-R, Star s0es. .
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SHIP OR WILL INVEST WIFE. SECIGE2U
MAN AND BUY OR OPEN SAME: REFER.
ENoH EXCHANGED. ADDRESS BOX, 24s-R'
LOCAL wholesale house, estab-
lished Is years, annual profit Of
over $4,000, wants party with
$4,000 or $4,000 to invest and
take active interest in concert.
Address Box 116-R, Star Office.
|LUNCHEONETTE-Best 10
cation in city; will pay for itself
week of Inauguration; fine. bust
ness; reason for selling, i'll health.
For particulars apply between 10
and II am. to Mr.. Myer, 9l4 G
St NV :31*
STAR ROUTE, Evening and
Sunday, in the northwest sec
ton; good paying proposition.
Apply Circulation Mgr, Even
ing Star. - a =,
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Confectionery. deiieatessen. fceless fountain
6-year lease; price, s.. 600. r. -
Marshall Business. Brokers,
s'-> 020 New York Ave. :,

!. - =. -
~. section; long lease; rent only SIS !. hx-
lures worth $500. oyer SO. 900 stock on
band; going into Wholesale business only reason
50. oeo@confectionery and candy business in
exclusive NV. section, rent. $eo; long lease
only $3.50 cash. u
apt. house rent. SD; $1,000 cash. -.
$6,soo.LarEe rsstaur.nt dovntcwn; loe
1 big ssoS .ca, ssn
for $3.50; best bargain In town for live man
| SI.400-splendid restaurant on business
street rent sSS rooms and bath \. ,.,,..,
| street NV: rent very cheap; rooms lease,
| large stock ON hand; rent. $50; q splendid, op
31.oO0-Near-bee business; 2. rooms; rest
ss.25o-Laree near;beer business and dining
$85o-Grocery. many years established Beer
| conducted BY present occupant yeafs::
e S lot lot A real bargain. 80 -
s-year lease rooms has paid for itself In q
I 81 .soo-erocery and 3 rooms. doing bustass.
Of $3.50 per week i only store within, several
blocks at present: 1.-The only competitor gone
ss.9ooIGroeery. Mt. Pleasant; NO conpeti
ton rent. $85 8 rooms; lease. ~
$3.50 GroeeH; must sell this week; rent
$4c0Icssr and new. business rent SGD:
3l.00eCigar and soft drinks; rent. SEQ.
isS-T:ilsr : :sSp: RENT remit S.
water heat; central location; !. splendid oppor.
'''''' . r R. NJ c CURTIS jis rs -.
COS 5TH ST. NV. F. 1814-J.
Hours: 8 am. to 10 Pm; Sunday. o to IL m.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TO CLOSE 40 acco1Rt-Grocefies. meats. fancy
Idelicstessea; doing business so. 900 year; best
| location Mt Pleasant; years lease At $50
| month. including xarage: best business bargain
| in city; favorable terms arranged.
| Near Park I'd. and 18th st.-Grocery. meats.
ETC.. doing good business; Groom dwelling and
! store; rent. $55 mo-; 3-year lease; big bar
Garage. Anacostia-Repair. accessory Ind
| storage for Is cars; now, bringing ia $3.50
monthly: doing a big repair business; rent,
! NO month: Will sacrifice.
W. L. Hullmer,
Main 5o5e 1874 18th st, NV.
DEIIC 900 year business: mel
| profit. s. 600; $2.5O0 cash required; will give
| services and assume 81 600 deferred payment
Address Bog 23S-R. Star office.
! SMALL GROCERY STORE, in good NV.
| business location. Stock and fixtures.
$500.
! big bargain. Owner leaving city.
I Call Columbia 872.,
| GASOLINE SERVICE STATION; l-ton Ford
| truck. with express business; $3.50; cheap rent
! tOther hnsiaessl 149 st. ne. 2s
WE HAVE SEVERAL roomins houses in the dewn
| town section. See these before buying: Wild
! man q Io wi 9th st: NV. FIR: 64O6. 80
NEWS. cigar and shoe shine stand, doing
| lucrative business; ideal location; bargain.
Phone North 6670 IL
FOR SAl.E--Well establlshed and equipped
hairdressing business. downtown section. Ad
dress Box 190-R. Star Office. 1.
Marshall Business Brokers,
We want business places at right prices for
sss We maintain bus
efficient service. In listing with us your place
| j, not in the class with dead places and places
Il 1T are on the market for months. Orr exclu:
meaey is not spared In advancing the interests
Of our clients. cheapness and ignorance Of
agent. Inspect the following: -
Lunchroom. near govt. depts. transient st. /;
expensive equipment; long lease; owner going
to New York. will sacrifice.
HoteI25 rooms. modern restaurant first
door. areproof building; 10.year lease; selling
to settle an estate; price. $1,000.
Hotel-so rooms: hot-water heat: electric
light: reasonable.
Lunchroom-isted recently; transient loea-
ton; worth $500; price. $4,000
First-class restaurant; receipts. about $3.50
per day: full particulars at this office.
Lunch and oyster house; 18th st. location;
two-year lease; price,. $3.50.
Lunchroom-Near 18th and N. Y. ave., old
established; half price at 5000.
Bakery and confectioaery; new fountain; D
rooms and bath; rent. $50; price right.
Grocery and meats; old established: sickness
cause Of selling; price reasonable.
Grocery and delicatessen; rooms and bath;
rent, SIS; price. $500.
Grocery and meats; / living room; rent $25;
price, s., 400.
BOOMING house. Is rooms; large dining room.
first noor; will sacrifice.
Rooming house, near 10th and r sts.: %
rooms; owner called to New York city; asking
1000: inspect and you will buy.
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Confectionery Store,
rcn CREAM ForNrAIN' CANDY. CIGARS
GOOD BUSINESS. $50 Cedar street. Takoma
PARK, D. @. 81
WINTRNTo 1oeef o9;f1 VSo would be In
terested In estabiishinx milk gDat dairy, They
ara coming, why not now7 Address Bog s9-R.
Star ONCE ~ s.-'.f =: -. e.
SUBOiVISTON-To close out best subd1vision
10 Chevy Chase, D. c., s blocks Of about $50
lots viii be sold at very low price. Actress
Boz 127-R. Star ONCE.
RAISE CAPITAL: best methods; corYora aono
orr nised and prornoted eyeryWhefs; cctlectioaa
g. 9. Legal Corp. DIV 6cao eeok -------
HAVE splendid opening In once for eomDeoent
man. 30 to so years Of age, ON commieston
basis. Address Beg i2s-R: star once. =. Il
HEtlkvn hsys new an. sns Tss 6 p,sst3Sss
intsiiirsns s:.eeisss WIN : -! s@s:
end some eagitsl' noe oxsr WV Eeeu'Eeo'. a., 1a-
e..:. b. aos- 80 e. one So -! y. =
thu. ms rs s.soess = ~ eessa,.e af,,
Pc x.tn money, Co. an q p .t9 e. q
He win guarantees to do your wors, in = ieeteai
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Taxi business, including all cars; well esta
lished business; price, So.
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Bargain-Rooming house, IL rooms well
nished; pre-war rent; price. 81 .05O.
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Lunchroom-Near 18th and n. Y. ave., old
half price At 5000.
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Marshall Business Brokers

HOtel-2S rooms, modern restaurant FIRST
floor. dreproof building; 10-year lease; selling
to settle an estate: price. $1,000.
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Auto repairs. gas. oils; also storage; prit
81 $50. -
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ANY KIND PAYING BUSINESS PANTHER
SHIP OR WILL, INVEST WITH SETTLNI
MAN AND BUY OR OPEN SAME: REFER
ENCH EXCHANGED. ADDRESS BOX. 24S-R
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Rooming house, near 10th and Fl sts.;,
rooms; owner called to New York city; askiI
s.. 900: inspect and you will buy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-31

Grocery and delicatessen; rooms and bal
rent, SIS; price. 81, 400. ':.+
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Lunch and oyster house; 18th st. locat
twO-year lease; price, $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-31

Grocery and meats; old established; sick
cause Of selling; price reasonable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-31

Bakery and confectionery; new fountain
rooms and bath; rent. $50: price right.
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PoRTiERES. two pairs:s four Bars lace ,'pr
tains. 81. yards ionr..' seli Morrison o. Phepr
tl,-xe 7rQn- n SIs
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-21
Air PhotouraphY.

No camera has probably been devel-
opcd SO rapidly as the curious appa-
The ordinary cameras are Of little use
for work at high attitudes. The height
plays curious tricks upon the camera
A picture taken from a height of n few
hundred feet may be hazy, while If the
photographer rises several thousand
feet the earth may appear perfectly
distinct The latest forms of aero
camera arc often six feet in length and
must be equipped with many delicate
adjustments unknown TO ordinary ap.
paratus 1t Is held by means Of han
dies at the sides and rested (for 1t is
very henvy) on the edge Of the air
plane.-Boys' Life.