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FOR SALE-H0UsES
COnduue0.

SELECT LIST OF MGH-MAs5 RESIDENCES.
on right terms:
81 500 would hardly pay for hrick worf IN
this handsome Or. and 2b.. h.-wh. home: stone
trimmings; 24-ft wide; 21st St. running
through to Fla. ave-; NO room for garage.
electric lights; h.-w.h.: alley; room for garage;
near 10th and S NV.
81 500; lensed to May. 8. 40 a year; afamfly
nat, Or. & b. and 7r & b.; new rear porches;
electricity; h.-w.h.; lot 20x150 to 2O-ft. alley;
near 10th and Irving.
$11. go; 2-story, tapestry brick: lot wide and
very deep. to paved alley; garage; bright r,
handsomely decorated; d.; electricity; h.-w. b. !;
porches; Tilden st. near Conn. ave.
$3.50: vacant; cost 10 build $500; I. 4 b. !;
bay window; pressed brick; hot-air heat; big
front and rear yard to paved alley; near 2sth
and sts.
$50. Is a snap for c-famfly, spacious nat;
stone trimmings; big front and rear yard:
paved alley; for garage; fine home or
investment; near I'd and sc.
s., 500 is unusual price for weIl-construeted
r. & b. brick; hot air heat: lot 1e2 It, dsen
TO Lott. paved alley; near 1st and NV.
81. $50 for attractive r 4 h colonial brick.
noI-a1r neat; side and rear paved alley; high
elevation; southern exposure; near Ga. ave
and Harvard st.
s.. 450; vacant; corner store and r; brick;
taken in trade.
81, $50; near 9Th and 81 Sta av,
81, TO This is property for q small investor
or homeseeker; 2-family. brick hat; present
rental S276 year; would bring $500 a year:
just south Of 14th and Pa. ave. sc.
81. $50; r. & b.: brick; big yard; good eleva-
ton; near 10th and A ne.
81, $50; r., frame; porch front; deep lot; near
18th and ne.
SPECIAL TO CoLoRD.
s., $50; 10 T. & b.; h.-w.h.; side alley; near
14th and Q SITS.
8, $50; Z. & b.: porch 'front.'; brick: near
Sherman ave. and Park I'd.
81 750; lot 1oox21s #: more than worth the
price; r. frame; insured for $1,000; near
Benning Hotel, ne.
s. $50; 2-story. frame; wide lot; trust 5000;
near Sd and o NV.
Space and time 10 limited 10 advertise our
| many bargains-call-"Seeing is believing"
NEW YORK REALTY BROKERS,
Established 1906
1923 F st. NV. Phone NJ. 1897.
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ASHMEAD PLACE.

Attractive modern home, located near
new million-dollar bridge over Rock
creek. at Conn. ave.; Q rooms, baths,
2 servants rooms, reception hall, laun-
dry. pantry; every possible conyen-
ience; excellent arrangement; beauti-
ful inside and out; splendid surround
inss; immediate possession. $50, 900.
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NEW HOMES FOR CoLoRED.
710-72s Kenyon Street
Modern HomeseAttraetive Terms.
Six roons and bath; hot-water heat; front and
rea1 psEeAes: largo lot b alley.
Galesnea q property.
ERNEST HALL COOLIDGE COMPANY.
m6No Dvans Building
Main 8ls7s4ss.
142o New York avenue.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
OQOOO CASH PAYMENT.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
$4,000 CASH PAYMENT.
Four new, substantially built colonial type
brick dwellings, with rooms and bath, hot
water heat, laundry trays, electric lights, oak
floors. large porches. attic. Located between
Easy terms. Sample. 1879 Perry place.
THRIFT BUILDING CO..
Union Trust bldg. Main 78s.
s ROOM AND BATH BRICK HOUSE; HOT
is now vacant; immediate possession can be
given; price. $e. $50; terms. $500 in cash,
balance payable $3.50 per month on the prin-
For sale-s room and bath, semi-detaehed
brick house; located in exclusively. white
also fronting on paved street This IL an e1-
terms, 1880 in cash, balance on easy terms:
1870 New York ave. NV. Warrington. D. Q.
COY. NEW GROOM BUFF BRICK; MOE
yards; porch; basement; semi-det.; s.e.; equity,
s.. 400 cash; bargain. $500. Line. 1887. 13s
BATES sT: NV. NEAR 2NDIs ROOMS AND
home; usual terms; $3.50. CASH 4 BIRGE.
1925 N. Y. ave NV.
34OO BLOCK 14th ST. NV.
10 rooms, brick house, baths hot-watef
heat; electricity; room for double garage
Il. ). AVE. NEAR MASS. AVE.
Groom brick house; hot-water heat; gas:
eleetricity; desirable residential section Price.
PARK ROAD NEAR 18th ST.
7-room brick house; hot-water heat; gas:
electricity; ideal location. Price, $3.50.
kenyon st. NV. (eO0 block); Groom brick
house; hot-water heat; laundry; deep yard;
room fsf %r a'HGls pas4saNT 4aszsEf REa4 Eli 5S
1411 Park road. Col $50
DOUGLAS STREET NE.
$S,300-Six rooms, bath, electricity, hotIwa-
ter heat; in excellent northeast neishborhood;
BELMONT ROAD NV.
| H1,5O0.Three stories; 10 spacious rooms;
hot-water heat; in exclusive northwest section
OF city; eonyenient tt terms rms % to immediate buyer.
$1S.000-Beautiful detached home; rooms:
garage. cars; electricity; hot-watef heat;
| inclosed sleeping porches; close to 10th st ;
Il ROY MARK. mo.
2oe Colorado bldg. Phone Main coz.
| 1900 BLOCK g NV. =
| rooms. bath.
| 5000.
| 100 block NV.
| 10 rooms, bath.
H.w.h. Garage space.
Large lot to alley.
$4,000.
Small apartment house.
| 1900 block on L NV.
Asasi SALE. sS's 5000. SSS.n'
JOHN q. SLATER,
"s Rean sssn s sos Nv
FOR sALLNEARLY NEW BUILDING
each, renting for $147 par mo-; tenants fur
nish own heat; win sell to quick buyer at Z
price that will show IL per cent TH0AAl
kR. BROWN 01 ~ st Az. Main H2
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mx Roo1U AND BATH BRICK RESIDENCE
-FWnace heat; partly furnished; price 4.0oos
cay terms. 10 18th st. NV. room 200.

nX ROOMS AND BATH BRICK RESIDENCE
furnace heat; partly furnished; price H.0ooS
eaay terms. 10 18th st. NV. room 200.
ON QUINCY ST., JUST OFF Izth.
Only &, 600.
A modern, well planned 6-fuom and BAH
corner house, with side Light: frunt and rear
porches; screened sleeping porch; In perfect
shape and fully equipped with screens and avn
ings; good yard and alley; can be bought on
reasonable terms and possession given. This
house will please you and is q bargain. See N
R1TCHM 4 BAILEY.
Colorado bldg Phone Fr. 572A
ATTRACTIVE DWELLING. WITH LARGE
porch and side yard, located on 4th st. s.e.;
convenient to car line and navy yard; two
story, modern frame dwelling, with seven
rooms and bath; lot over 80 feet, and contains
over 5000 square feet. Price, $4,000.
- JOSEPH I. WELLER,
Suite go, Washington Loan and Trust BLDG,
9th and r sts. NV.
BIT 18th sT. N.w.--s-sToRY. BAY-wfN-
dow brick. rooms. For price see Us.
1449 Corcoran (colored)-u rooms baths:
furnace heat; 3-story brick. Price, $8,5 500.
31o7 11th 1t. n.w.-6 rooms: INV. heat.
N 1t. bet. 9th and tn sts. n.v- bras
E. spicstr ToTinS do.' soo % 1saass ave. ia "a
10 OOLORED-lSeb I3th ST. NV; B-ROOH
house; h--w.h.; easy termA OWNER, l5l1 L
Ut. NV.
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s. 500 2-sToRY BRICK HOUSES IN HUN.
toon ct. a-w., bet N, o. Az and 9Th Can be
converted into storehouse or garage. JOHN J.
14s
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE- AND ST. NV.
-Sectdon is fast becoming a better class busi-
ness section; large, bright house Of IA rooms,
2 baths; electricity and gas; steam heat; large
lot with room for garages; priced at S4O,oO0,
on terms. Address Box 30S-H. Star office
pEArrr1FUI, MODERN HOME IN GEORGE
town. unobstructed view; 10 rooms, hot-water
heat, electricity. laundry tubs. space for "a
rage; II is q SIS, 900 home, offered for S11,50o.
HENRY W. OFFUTT, 1264 Wis. ave.
Phone West 200.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
FOR sALE-HoUsEs
COntinueA.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
14oo New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 90.
C0nfinued.

DESIRABLE NE1cHsoR HAsDsoM1 SEMI pErAozanpe
HOOD IN excellent HOME aceeny -sH pmn
and conveniently n n.ass
H. fn :s: e.; :s north
% Ss AR AER HSS HSnhy y TEE T. MsfHR NJ aa w9s
ss =, s%sst s.;;e.
l @ asH en- sa 1 s sa.f s
Pses $780, 7ssSt IN PARE & VIEW i WEST WEST
s fGnT aoREs 9E F4Hk saoo2 aSAR o7sh Tss %
@ @ as ; @ S s :: &: &: i:::s e.; e: .s:
qs. % sees5 house sa aana has @ Hegss at " sn as ss
's's'; room for garage 1s Ss' :.1sos 5ss snss % % sSs ss for ga
SnsT sHrEsH MsHrFn RfsEBERcH RBER HoseTFA7 seW "a
Will & PAY You to Inspect ts this
trims lights Price With With % w anpss sos|' and % 'ssn ss
SHF MHEs LIKE Teg THs HAxn zsy A. ssas SRroHTT yrr
$3.50:
S"' a' s' Gias $$S fSsssssiss f. ,Ss
OUR BEST BUY TODAY
WE KNOW THIS VERY CHARMING HOME will
with your immediate approvaEBrand-new with spa
cious and bath, garage Tor cars hardwood trim
throughout, h. h. electric lights, with many buitn
venences. Only $II 500, convenient terms
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
14oo New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main o8
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BUY HOME NOW.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC,
Telephone Main 1870. 1906 H St. NV.
1906 H St NV.

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gwen. - - 1 bright a' ana inc l'0"' aH al hse and
sea Ss e .nssS & r. modern sa -si
% fer % Ss;s 1T little @ pfose, fS % sa sas sss h % e S "a
o tenm % ic c o % soi1s heated % T1s lot 1s.io
@ tie rRS e properly ] 1 stsss Ss HsS, wen look at this
reasonable ~ '
idan
mighty cheap house Of ten
s as:a heat &e.sssn sess ss sss a.h s
@ % % % @ IT an: n asse eDF00f garage Possession
FOR sH-pnee road t seR aa1 % :sRSs p an n
Mt Pleasant nsvepos STORY
sEs house Ps nine 9% basement
mod sse Th. nd ente
an : % & ~ :s s:ss :s. Sa % from i .ess s1e e nj TT f
sndb nEstels
SEP @ idas a s %
well built "a s hss!: "a lie; saa
that % sq1d interest interest div.l FOR SALE SALE Pic, s12
@ hs % ps % % S 9s ss @ sou fi @ sas ':5 sn2 : %
@ @ pes.n ePes Sen ps %sen desired aed
a i promptly drasonab termso Of
HOME OF HOMES.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC,
Telephone Main A34o. I4o6 H St. NV.
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FOR THE DISCRIMINATING
HOMES ECKER
A SELECTED Listing Our Files
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE HEIGHTS.
home; foundation;
heat;
electricity.
porches. o. construction.
PRICE, $4,000.
Many Desirable mi Listed.
JOHN w. THOMPSON & co,
-INooRpoRArED-
1F7z.
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OUR BEST BUY TODAY.

SKI W.
Hectdc
room for in
enns e0ndun' frce' S'''o stone
tive nefooma andb bath
ss beat S s1s 's lights a 700" pSc. for ssse; e az - - - -
s. sxrom home; Mgh
unusually attractive ightIoom and N ~''
equipped With ali
i've 8 en-roman n hhome;h
~ ~ ~o'
throughout; including
Mew rented for $40 Per month
ches with
room
garage Price, 'S pogd " With m nou ea ec sassss to S
or REST
,,.. AN, .r, l. rthC
Excellent h.
% oo In splendid Potuni excellent
CHAS D. SAGER,
Main Sc, Main 81. o23 18th st NV
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: ERNEST HALL COOLIDGE COMPANY.
S16-S19 Evans bldg,
Main 34S2-34S3.

| Near Col road and Wyoming ave., between
| two car lines; beautiful Groom house; tiled
| bath; electricity; hardwood trim throughout:
$1O50O; terms. N. 8135.
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FOR EALE-NEARLY NEW BUILDING,
containing apartments Of s rooms and hath
each, renting for $147 pef mo-; tenants fur
nish own heat; viii sell to quick buyer at .
price that will show II per cent THOMAS
" BROWN, Ga ~ st Az. Nat1 ss2
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SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 2345.
ILLINOIS AVENUE.

Vacant and ready for immediate
occupancy; brand-new home, con-
tanning 8 rooms and bath. every
possible convenience, inclosed sleeping
porch, hot-water heat, electric lights,
porches front and rear; close to car
line; new house section; attractive
surroundings. Terms. 5000 cash.
Price. $500.
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713 18th St. NV.
CLEVELAND PARK.
BUNGALOW,

rooms, tiled bath, porches, open
fireplace, weather stripped, awnings,
screens; good condition throughout;
garage; attractive location Of high
priced homes; immediate possession.
Price, 81. 200.
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CHEVY CHASE.

Very good location. close to Conn.
ave. car line. near the circle, sur
rounded by attractive residences; II
rooms, baths. hot-water heat, elec-
tricity, open freplaces, hardwood floors
and trim; lot 60x100; vacant; ready
for immediate occupancy. Price,
$12.60O.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Block from Chevy Chase Club; near
cars; lot 7bx1OO; 8 rooms and bath
ION 2 doors); almost new; perfect
condition; built-in' garage; slate roof;
vacant $12,2 $50.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs
COntin0e6.
SHANNON 1UcHs.
FACING ROCK CREEK
DARK

A beautiful location on PARK read, near
Goth; a few steps from the entrance to the
mark: surrounded by expensive honest
thoroughly modern in every respects
rooms, baths: hot-watcr heati front
colonial porch; rear sleeping perches;
hardwood floors and trim; large ciosets3
tile ba tn; built-in refrigerator; instantane-
ous water heater; good condition. Price,
$14. 500:
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WANTmLTo BUY A SMALL HUTN OR
Rood-sised rooming h0uBe: must b elea1 aid
have good furnishings; give priee. terns, loca.,
ton and rent Address Box 11A, 6t1x amn1s&aD
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OWNER LEAVING TOWN WILL SELL his
attractive Mount Pleasant Groom and bath
home. located near Rock Creek Park. The
house u in perfect condition and will sell at
S. 500. Col. 8031.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-14
FINANCIAL. NOTES.

Republic Rubber Go. plans 70 inrfreso ite
cspifel 10 $40 ,OOO, 600 TO providr additional
working funds and for facinry nrpansion
hsrn ma 4, Bethlehem atcl Corporation
and Baltimore = Ohio RAllroad itoan taps
Important coal lands ncquircd by bcth'o-
hem. -.
American group of f1nAuciera has Onnrcd u
purchase the French g0varnments tnnsno
monopoly for an INDEFINITE period, ~ m
enormous prico.
disposad OF in Tic United States during
January cxceedcd any Other total tor NAV
month since 1914. Tho a9gresats Tor jan
uary according to Financial Chronicle; was
s7.271. poi. compared with e! s36. .asS n
tho Same month last year. 423 OTIS, ,6bs IN
1918 and $50. 1927 900. the average month'y
sales last year.
United States governments has brought 70
close Its war loan opcrs tons snn. nj. aaps nn.
forth continue TO make fnbs.anuh rsnu.
tions In It's outstanding bonded indebted
ness.
by capital. surplus. deposits and circ,ila-
tior OF all banks. At close of 1919 Was Sfb.
7b6, ,OOO. 900. according to report OF COMP
trolIer of currency. Thts - an increase over
year before OF &e.s73 900 900.
Proxies representing a sufficient number
OF the shares Of tho common and p prrferred
stock of the Crucibia Steel Co have AZ.
ready been received to insure the npproval
osp,s, Q, ,ns from sas o TO o
common At the special stockhoiders meet
ing, February 1e. .---
earninrs arc Officially estimated at the an
,,t,ai rate of go n share after taxes, uirec-
tors meet for dividend action nc,t Iburs-
day. and II ~ expected the dividend VIII pf
Increased ~. so quarterly, placing the stock
on $40 annual basis Untitled orders on
hnnd as of February | exceeded sT.oootooo,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-14
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Express Co. quarterly Of ~ 80.
payable April l 10 stock of record Fcbru-
hvy ~.
United Cigar stores Co. OF Amsrics, quey-
tcrly Of IA per cent on preferred, payable
March rs To stock Of record FebruAry ~.
National sugar Refining Go. of New Jersey
quarterly OF | "a per cent. payable April
1 10 stock of record March =.
Manhattan Shirt Co, quarterly OF 45h
cents on common. payable March 70 stock
Acme Tea Co. quarterly OF "a per cent
on rrst preferred. payable March as rrsis-
Philadeiphia. Germantown h Norristown
Railroad. quarterly OF ~ so, payable March
4 na registered February ID Books close
February ~; open March 4.
Southern Pacific Co. quarterly 81 ylbO,
payabe April 1 To stock OF record Pebru-
Eastman Kodak Co. regular ausftesly OF
2i5 per cent on the common and IN por
cent on the preferred. and the usual extra of
, yis pcr cent on the common. all Psyabir
kprii i TO stock Of record February 2s.
The Delaware A. Bound Brook KAllrnAd
Co quarterly nj per cent. payable FEB
r,lary 20 as registered February y,
Vnlvoline oil 90, atiatcrrly OF "a per con 7
on common stock. payable March ia 10
stock of record March IL.
r. Eirschbaum Co, quarterly oI per
cent on the common stock, payable March !
10 stock of record February 20.
fpt omcthing7 Try classified sd
Seytwc4nen, in Every Evenin2.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-14
POWDER QUOTATIONS.

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the salts
faction of many and will he to you.--Adv.
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Lost something? Try classified ad
vertisenaent in Every Evening .-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-14
STOCK MARKET BOOMS;;
PRICES UP z To 5 POINTS
Many Recent Severe Losses Ma
terially Reduced by Today's
Gains.
Bv Associated Press TO Every Evening

New York, (Wall street. Noon Feb ~;
The brisk rally which accompanied
Yesterdays later dealings in the, stock
market was carried to greater lengths
during today's short but active session.
Leading issues continued to rise to
levels where many recent severe losses
were materially reduced.
Shorts made involuntary contributions
to the movement, which derived further
assistance for Improvement in foreign
exchange.
Stecls, oils, motors and shippings fur
nished the chief momentum at gains OF
TO 5 points Rails also hardened with
metals and numerous speclalties.
The closing was strong Sales approx
mated 100000 shares.
The bond market was distinctly firmer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-14

and the prospect for continued inrroass In
shipment -. officials say, is good
Germany hopes to bnlnnce her budget by
imposing tax 0f 10 To ND per cent on for
urr cent on fortunes exceeding 2.OOO.ODD
inArxs according to copyright cable 10 eun
and New YORK Herald. quoting German
Economic Review.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-14
IN NiEMORIAM-

In loving remembrance OF my dear SON
John V. Gear. who departed this life Feb
ruary IA 1919.
We miss him. sadly miss him.
AS we sit and wonder why
He was taken by the hand of God
Away from US to die.
Mother and Sister
In memory of my mother Elizabeth Ed
wards. who departed this life February IS
1917
Gone but not forgotten.
Her Daughter
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-06

Tableau; Moonlight on dead Poppies.
Act Midnight
PART II.
Comedy 5000 The Masonic Ring
High School Expression Class
Dramatic Personal;
Roderick York. jealous husband
-----------------A. y. Estridge
Bartholomew jeremiah Farebrother.
a detective --- Rodney Ralston
Fred Hall. cousin TO Mrs. Roderick
York --------- Richard Davis
Mrs. Roderick York, a recent college
graduate aud bride Of three weeks
------------- Beulah Ledford
Ethel VIM. a college chum Of Mrs.
Roderiek York Cynthia Pruitt
Madame York. mother Of Roderick
York Lena Estridge
Peace York. the stern elderly sister Of
Roderick York ---- Grace Hall
Miss Delaney Jones. deaf elderly
friend Of the family Stella West
Tildie Mccormick. the fourteen year
old ward Of Miss Delaney Jones
--------------S Sarah Hutchinson
synopsis
Act Library Of Madame York's
home. a morning in late Septem-
Der.
Act ll-Ssme. Two days later.
Act lll-Garret Of Madame York's
home. Three days later.
Place-A New England Town.
Iime-Present.
Pantomime Rock Of Ages"
--------- Edna Mae Underwood
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-06

Now ask me why love America !
such homes 40 mine are TO be found all
the country over and they are what
make Il - great country. Every boy
scout has these loved ones that he
,,rizes above all Others For these we
would gladly give our lives. for all boy
scouts are brave and unselhsh. Being
inSrlfish we are not only Interested In
''- happiness OF our loved ones. but
a.. are determined to see that every
"ihcr family Il just as happy as our
'Su.-Lieut Beivin W. Maynard In
Rows Life.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-06

One OF the goyernment-owned dwell
ings near the Union station. Washing
ton. Is occupied by stout colored
woman who has converted Il into a
small hotel for folks Of the darker
race. over the door i a signboard
With the inscription. The Annex" I
asked the woman 10 what other hotel
was her place an snnex. "0h." she re-
piled. OATS jes de name Of my hotel.
Oar aln't no other hotel 'nected with
u. Jess picked de word Annex
cause u sounds heightened like
Washington Herald.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-06
BRYANTSVILLE

Rev G.. S Conant spent few days
last week in Cincinnati
Mr. Colliver Dawes spent the week
end with friends in Paris.
Mr. and Mrs W X. Davis were
Lexington visitors Saturday.
Mr. w.ll Beazley Of Buckeye spent
last week with Mr. ". ]. Broaddus.
All Ready-to-we ear Garments. %
per cent of. J. +. Diekerson & Son.
Miss Amy Dawes spent few days
last week with friends in Georgetown.
DR.. Sam Rose Of Winchester was
the guest Sunday Of his mother. Mrs.
jamie Rose.
Miss Annie Philips Of Stanford was
a week end guest Of her aunt. Mrs.
W. J. Hogan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Marsee. Jr.. en-
tertained Rev. and Mrs. G. S. Conant
and family Sunday.
The Bryantsville boys have organ
ized a ball team and we hope they
will have great success.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sherrow Of
Richmond. Ind. are the guests Of
friends and relatives here.
Miss Jessie Williams Of Fort Worth
Texas. is the attractive guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzy Sherrow are
receiving congratulations over the ar
rival Of n little daughter. Ethel
Brown.
Mesdames Florence Ballard and
Rhoda wylie. Miss Ethel wylie and
Mr. Goebel Ballard were in Lexington
shopping Saturday.
Mrs. William Scott. Misses Lila
Ray and Rachel Scott. Mr.. William
Scott Jr.. and Mrs. J. W. Bryant were
in Lexington shopping Friday.
Mrs. Ellen Curtis returned to her
home in Richmond last week after
spending several days with her sons,
Messrs Floyd and Forrest Curtis.
Mesdames b. c. Rose. ]. Hogan
Ballard. o. NJ Moreland. Misses Zilla
and Amy Dawes attended the May
pole at X. c. W. Danville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Edwards en-
tertained a number Of relatives Sun
day. those present were MIR. and Mrs.
Will Swope and family, MIR. and Mrs.
A. B. Swope and family.
Mrs. Rhode wylie entertained a
number at dinner Friday. those pres
ent were Mrs. Ellen Ballard and Mrs.
Martha Darrell Of Paint Lick. Mes
danes Edd and Calvin fiuiette. Flor
ence Ballard and Belle McKeehnie.
Mrs. W. J. Hogan and Mrs. =. II,
Ballard were hosts for the "Com-
munity Silver Tea" Thursday after
noon from , to 8 o'clock. They were
assisted in entertaining by Miss
Wayne Ballard. and the music was
rendered by Miss Amy Dawes and
Mrs. J. Hogan Ballard which wa,
greatly enjoyed. For the occasion
quantities Of lavender and whit,
hlaes were used through out IN,
house. The refreshments Of Sher
bert. individual cakes and minis alss
carried out the color scheme Of Law
ender and white. During the after
noon a contest Of "Floral symbols
was given and Mrs. r. !. Burton wh'
had the largest number Of eorree
ones. was presented with box Of
Lavender Stationery. Quite a nea
sum was realized and very pleasan
afternoon was enjoyed by the one
present
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-06

In olden times the ladies' IA Eng
land used nu'ircrs - perfume. The
nu'me=s were set IN silver and orna-
menied with pearl aud precious stones.
and hung from lady's belt like mod
ern scenthotfle
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-06

The last nrt 10 tie life IT the female
cochineai insect - 80 iay large mum.
Der of eggs uprn which her dead body
rests. projecting 'hem from the burn
Ing rays ~ the sun until the little ones
emerge
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-06
First tlfeben sun In Existence.

The first lifehoa' ever made Is S'ili
IN existence ~ Yorkshire. II was con.
s'rncied In iSr2. 90 be used for saw.
ing life IN storms or other dangers n
ships" \ poor shlpwri sii' invented
and made n. and parliament consid.
cred his labor and skin 50 meriioriou.
that u voted him the sum ~ 81 600 as
n reward