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Of wheat are bsssd On the foIlo~ins .chedule q
Discount: No. wheat. &c under No l; No. s.
C under No. !; No. 4 loc under No. 1; No u
lie under No. l.
coRN-In snail supply and I'M but ouiet
We quote new 10 quality ana location al
l8sLS; the lotteT for No. ) yellow.
oATs-Firn at late sdrsnce Quot tons:
Car lots as to location: No 2 whits. QAsssse
No white, ssasiasc; No. 9 white gAssAc
BUTTER tolose)-stssdy Quotations: Fresh.
sohd packed crezmery. fancy. hish-scorinx fooas
aOzAz@zc. the latter for jobhinr sAles. ertr.s
tszc; extra trsts. CATS: 6rttS, 6as64c; -ecuodt
saasse; storage creamery. s-sGc; s-e-t cream
cry. choice 10 fang. 7Iiss7s1sc; fair to good. o.
saor; Irints jobbing al l75a7ac for fsncy apd g.
iaac for fair to good.
EGGS tclosel-Advsncsd % per cas.. Quota
tons follow: Free cAses. nearby nrstS 2D.
current receipts. $40: wessern extra nrss, 2 20.
nrsis. 10: nearby and Westen s>coad.
Eel.zl-.S; reingerstoC ecgs. to quA,ity l1ia
slsse; Inferior lots lower; selected essn sSne
per do1en
CHEESE-Fine held s,o,k frm. Quote. N-r
YORK. uaolg milk fats held isncy. y: ia
specials. mglszi held, tSir TO eOoS. "a ::
kt-h-msde. bes-. :-ss..c. fsir TO good. 5lasrsS;
Wis. whcle Nh fats held t.ncy. s-S1aSS-. lei
spcciaS higher; he'd. fair to good. :IIssS,: 300
hing sSles Of fancy held gocd. ssa5Sc
LIVE POULTIl-FOWls dns. tat. ~.Isr.nr
ibs and over agsccs. 5ssSSc: msdiism s,zeI
food ersiiiy. 51sSic; poor $3.50 broIiing ch-eS,
ems. soft-uestef l'Ess NJ auiscr. S6a;ec: - "a
cLisa"ns. sressge. s0ft-meated sSSslc: rfs -.
8aSlc; old Ioosiets. 2zs2Jc: ducks White Pesin.
ssSs0c: IEdiIn Runnsr Sa3sc: MuSCzy. ssSsc-
Eeesr. &sSoC: turkeys S iec: IsseOns ola ~.
sstSc: yos'ng. paar. SlsiC7: Gnineus ,oanr pt.f.
lbs and over AWece. T5timp lf0al y: ILs.k
lbs sIioce. l30sl.3O: laiL lh~ Hriec,. eOzi ID;
eulls, Sassc: CID, psir. sSrslO
DRESSED POULTRY - Turteys. Delsusr.
and NsglsDd. fancy. esc: virriuia and o. ~
nearly fancy. J6sSe: Besrby iair to sood 50
Sc; Western. spring. fsncg. 55s57c: fs,r to -'nd
5laSc: old tohs. &c; fowl. itesa -klHss --
ricked. in boxes. "a - sno UEef az -.
lbs. &c; - lt-. 5Ol23c: smaller size- 49,.
fresh-killed. il bhls- DR., -Dioked "a a-.
over apiece. 3c: lbs. sac: S1 Ibs
smaller sizes, cisEc. Old rOosiefs. DR. a I'd.
sc; broilers, Jersey. dry-pscked. cat
nary. nearby. dry-pscscd. 5ias2c; wes
packed. lASs lbs susece. SAT-: roaSth HTs-
ems. Western. dry-TscLs1 in Ibis. ssa
over apiece. NaJ4c; ~ lhs sr5ece. Sss2- lss5.
lbs apsece. EaSc: NestUn, corp-fed .a-t
u TO box, " Lbs and under to duzen, u- ..--
Is tn p lbs-Te dozen. N, Ss44c; s
TO dozen. 10. Ss36c; 81 20 ~ lbs to 9
SsASic; s. to q ms TO dOzen. N. sAS
q Lbs TO dozen. II. 2Aac: S lhs and g 80
doaen. SSASso; ducss. Western. fancy. Sssac;
Eeese. Weston. fsnS. Nszc; fsH to sOod.
ssAzc.
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DEATHS REPORTED.

Jackson A. lie How. 30 years Georgetown
Hospt.
Mary ]. Nichols. 70. 1919 Wis ave. NV.
Eugene Wrt Croekett. 43. St James Hotel
William H. Bair. a.. Garfield Hospt.
Walter L. Brown. g. Proyd. Hospt.
Enirla S. Berry. 81. lil2 X st. Sc
George Mandis, Al. eeorgetown Hospt.
Ann A. Clagett, s.. 0l2h r ST. NV. :,
Richard s. Mitchell. .2. Prord. Hospt.
Charles W. Butler, "A. ST. E1iz. Hospt
William T. Hunsucker. 6. George Washington
University Hospt.
Harry Scrivner. Sc. Tuberculosis Hospt.
. Lester L. Meade. l mo-. 5e6 4th st. Sc.
Mary Eddie. IL mos, Childrens hospt-
Mary Harris. So. q st. ne.
Dorothy Hall. s. 90 G st. sw.
Howard Potts, 9. 5S Pierce st. NV.
Winnie Hmchinson, 43. I'D 2nd St sw.
Squire Gilmore, 60. sl2 44th st ne.
Henrietta Williams IS. Garfield Hospt.
Infant Of George and Henrietta Henson. II
days, 80 T st. Hill. Anacostia-
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago Jan. 6-HOGS-Receipts. 5000:
lower. Bulk. l4.5oal4.s0; top. E.0o; heavy, Il sSe
liso; medium a. 465al4SO; light, IL 55alis 50: light
light. iil5a1ie5; heavy packing sows. smooth,
H.eoali5o; packing SONS TouS1. l3Hslioo; pigs.
l350eli50
CATTLE-Receirss. 2a.oo; weak Beef steers.
IS 75a2n0 %; medium and good. n.0Ozls75; couiS
mon, s.75allo: light weight. god and choice.
Is S5oais 25:. common and medium. sOoaI3 50:
butcher cattle. heifers. 61sH.a5: sows, 64oa
1880; Gamers and cutters. s e5sel0; veal calves.
B c5al75o; feeder steers. 750al2 30; stocker steers
6 5alo.5o.
SHEEP Receipts, 17.o0o; strong Lambs, 1850
ale00; culls and cannon. l3.ocal6p: ewes,
medium and good. s.5oailo0
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Jan e-BCTTER-Rsceipfs ~
ample for the demand which ID fair for the e.rf.
ter GRADES MARKET easy. OUTSIDE Quosations are
extreme Quote per pound: creAmery fspcy.
7Csn; ehoice. es7c: GOOD. $50; print ils-
blocks, IbaIZ; nearby CreameSy. Cas-; IA e. Hr.
s.; Maryland and Penns1lv1nia rolls a. :, ri
rolls, tssS. West Virginia roiis~ ls4f -
nscked, .: MARYLAND. Virginia and s'as ~
ysnis dsiry prints. $50; prOos~ but =.
81
DGes-Resdy r.as for the modent. sf.
Of fresh ezz st hm prices Choics
esu and special eEp skH Al materially a.
prices and quosatieus below sre minimum
on which returns made By the trade
pen. Quote per dozen: Maryland !
ysnia and nearby trstk. 6see: westen
ssssc; West Virgins hrsts. 65aes; -
krsts. e4ssb. Quotations are for strictly sofa
ssle iots at frs hand. ReSsls and jo6b ) "a
higher.
LIVE P0UUTRY-Demand nos sctive al the
moment but inquiry mir for large. fat, Desroy
eeese. smooth fat young chickens and hessy
fat, odd hens. DOcks about steady As 70 trr
kess the martst 10 qniet. with pSeierence shown
for hens Quote. Per pound: chieken. o.d
hens. lhs and over. a2c: sns4 TO medium -
ASl; White Leeborns. %; old roosersL -; younsl'
large smooth. .: small TO medium. =; Whhs-
Leshons. q; noagh and poor 30; ducks. syoune
Pekin, In and over. 5AS. puddle. 3tais,
muscovey. zAS; smaller. thin. 80; er-se, -ne.r--
By fat. SisSz; Western md southern. 3sz: kcpt
Island. SaS; 81 sec;ions. roush and popr. -
-; pigeons. young per PAIR. x<sS; old. r<r pain.
9.S; ruines fo~l, Young, ia Ibs and oscf. each.
20: smsllsr. Zach go; old esch. q: turkeyN
csoice hens. -: young soboiez. Is; oao tomk
2; crcos-d bressts -
DRESSED PoULfRf-fency drcssed youns
chicken, rcsrce and nrm- Market sf-xdF N
strsish1 ioss Of young ehickens and hen turkeys
Fs: reese froul nearly pciDts m lair demsbe
Quote. p>r pound; sslded. undz~u. had snd
let oas Tsrkeyz, yosng choice 10 foncy -.
<sc. fair 10 sood. <esfi; old touA sl<sy: clnick-
se.ss: Do "a rn-.ery zsx2; dnc1s. choio, 70
osrr. n - choice 10 f.nc,, n>~rer ~
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PROF. BELMONT.

Noted ClairVoyant and Palmia, can read YOU
hfe by the lines "a your palm, which are thu
tecctd o. your life. Being q graduate Of two
tolleses Of palmisRy his wonderful gift d
second sight ensbles him To lift the veil Of mys.
tery and reveal to you important matters d
your future life Gives advice on business mat
tiers. love, health and family Affairs; tells name
Of your future LTsband or wife; tells II one 700
luckiest to you, what 10 do to be successful In
life: removes troubles OF all nature; trings ths
separated tosether; tells the secret Of having
persJnal influence with your associates Prof.
Belmont 10 q Psychologist Of World Renovn
Readings. 81. l2l6 New York ave. NV. nexi
49,
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MADAM LENORE

GIFTED cLk1RvoYANT AND MEDIUM.
Gives true and good advice on business. soTN
dlvorce and marriage. Tells how to gain sascess
In anything you wish to do. Tells how to over.
come evil influences; how 70 gain and mold The
ons you love. Her sdyice win help you. you VIII
oe wiser and happier after seeing this gifted
medium. No guess work or questions ASKED.
What she sees and tells comes true. Tells ths
fuL name Of who 700 win NARY. the day and
month GIVE her . trial before you eriticis;
come and Be convinced what Q natural born
elairvoyant can d. Satisfaction or no charfes
Hours. II .. m to ESQ . NJ Closed Sunday
n ELEVENTH STREET NV.
uHo donra nnrth Of Palais RoYal.
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MADAM PARKER

GIFTED CLAIRvOYANT AND ME0IUM.
II you are going to seek advice or help.
why not consult one who is well known.
one who 10 here permanentlyf This pfted
lady ~an tell you anything you wish 70
know or and out in business. health. o.
family Affairs. When and whom you win
marry. What part Of the country IL oest
for you. What to do to be successful in
life. Removes evil Influence Tells hou
TO win and hold the one Of your choice.
Satisfaction or no charges Reading. NW.
lzl1 Z 81 nw.. between leth s.s isth noSu
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punch ss many ss 5000 holes IN =
DAY handling 1000 cards
On the whqe. government eopd3-
tons, 90 far - they concern Iixhf
and air and general sanitary condi-
tons, are perhaps superior 10 the sr-
erage private establishment, aIthouxn
many reforms are needed oirlf
working on machines 90 not re<
enough rest periods and consequently
they come out after q few years with
fun physical development srrested-
They are not in the proper condftion
70 assume responsibilities OF family
Turnover Iee Per Ce.f.
Although there has been tremend-
Gus movement of girls from the home
TO the factory and store the last few
years. the mechanical departments OF
the government have not been able
to retain but a small percentage for
any length Of time in the printinS
division the labor turnover amsne
women has reached 100 per cent In
one year.
The great majority OF girls We
get" said a division chief. would
have gone into homes as maids ana
similar employment had not our work
looked attractive TO them Just the
same they leave in droves after a
comparatively short time. Low pay,
/ OF course. Is the principal cause for
their migratory habits. Unfsvorsbls
working conditions are the other
. Dissatisfaction is unconsciousfy en-
4 couraeed by the government through
unequal treatment. or at. least Il
seems SO to the girls IN the print-
ing Of currency each machine Is recls-
oned as a Unit OF one although the
force consists OF one man and two
women The man OF course. Is an
expert at his trade. His work fs no
more onerous. IL as much as Is that
OF his two women sSsistants. The
| women. after a year or two. believe
that they are as skilled as he, but the
pay envelop fails to show Il. He
gets about sl2 day: the women each
get approximately s2e2 II is true that
he Is responsible for the errors made,
! by his assistants but the main thing
is that he has q powerful union be-
hind him. 8,
Endure Hish e.peratsre. .
The drying division OF the Bu-
reau Of Engraving was subjected
to some harsh criticism before the
Reconstruction Commission. where
1t wss related that men were COM
| pcihSd " NOIA IN rooms Wlcre the
thermometer registered from 12S 10
| lh5 degrees. One Of the foreme n
told the writer that he himself had
entered some of the roms with the
temperature at coz. ten below the.
boiling point Of water. That. how
ever. has been exceptional, and
the temperature was more csLeH
ll5. he said. The work. due .a--
den changes of temperatu rrF
the responsibilities imposed. o,
ing. The men who handl CSC.
millions of money and Sc ...-s.
are paid So a day with I'll 11ts
foreman or leader getting lis
moe. or s3ea.
/ tThe article 10 fellow " ais-
cuss the actual .minImum ase-
as well as its basis. SkeLid the
dectdlnE factor be the IfvfaE bod
get Of the siasie or the Hsrrfes
mans SkouId Ia be the revern-
ment's business 70 take fnte con-
| alteration social relations In Hsk-
Ing mp the pay reilf seae perti-
nent Suetatiens viii be found hear
Ing on this compiler preble.-l
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Women CHEZ Sufferers q
In Federal Sueatshops
ooSrINuED Fso1tPAGE ONE

CONTINUED Fao,1tPAeE ONE
ments where similar conditions OBJ
tain. but these affect only a small
percentage of workers. although that
fact does not minimize the injustice.
Due to the number Of machine work
ers employed the Bureau OF Engrav-
ing and Printing offers perhsps more
objectionable features thsh any other
government department. The laundry
department may be considered the
worst In the service 30 far as uncon-
genial surroundings are concerned.
Improved machinery might remedy
II is. however. In divisions where
actual conditions are less conspicu-
Gus where the real abuses, IL such
they can be called, exist. The gum
ming division proelsims its own and
the unemployed do not rtsh for this
department except as a last resort
As a contrast to this is the trim
ming division. where everything is
neat. airy and clean. Yet more girls.
perhaps, are more seriously affected
by their work here than in any other
department..
Severe Physical strain.
Practically al the operators are
girls. The work requires exceptional
skill as far as accuracy is concerned
as the cutting Of the currency sheets
is governed by hair-line measure.
ments This is hard on the eyes
but that is only a small part OF Il.
For some reason or other inventors
have been Unable to get a ma chine
which can be automatically guided
to do the work. as is the case In
many other fields. Here the old.
fashioned pedal is the real working
force. With each trimming 'h,
girl puts her foot on the pedal. she
presses hard enough so that the ex-
ertion raises her shoulder. She goes
through this for eight hours a day
and during that time her foot has
made 5000 distinct Impressions. -
For this she gets $50 a year.
Workers do not last long in thi,
division. 1t is calculated that nc
woman can stand il more thar
eight or nine years. Few remain
that long. -Four years or less is the
average. According to one of the
women representatives q large per.
centage of the workers are COM
PEELED to undergo operations, many
before they have been at the ma
chimes a year or two. Said one who
had left after four years:
Relief Measures Fall
"I stood It for four years and
then / was nearly an invalid. The
hardship comes from the continual
pressing of the foot and the hold
ing of the arm in q certain posi-
tion, without the slightest support
for eight hours. Electric automatic
connections were tried, but thess
did not work. and the attempt tc
ameliorate the conditions wa:
abandoned"
In the Loans and Currency divl.
sion of the Treasury Department Il
has been charged that girls have
been compelled to sit for hours OF
chairs without backs and some
times work eleven hours a day un.
der these conditions. That at leasi
was the testimony offered.
Girl workers on mechanical tabulat
ing machines in the Post once finC
the hole punching extraordinarily
tiresom<. The health OF many has
been affected The manipulation re
Quires considerable skill and the clos,
est OF application. Each girl will
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER; LATEST
model; practically new; good Condition. Write
5E Columbia road nv. Mr.. SALKELD. ja7-lt
foU CAN'T hide YGvR kD IL The
classified columns-tor there isn't q hidina
place there. These ads are READ ml12i-tf
WILL CALL IN ny cNi.ETTEkFD AUTO
mobile. city or suburban. anC pay .,u nighes
prices for lsdia'. eentlemen's. chilir.n's dis
rsrded clothing. Of al descriptions. address
postal OF phone. I yin call &. RICE. lss2 ith
t. NV North IT8. fez-u
just RECEIVED : TMPoRTED LEECHH
parrots. canaries. aoiinshes. rsbbitr dogs
squariums. etc sCHMID'S BIRD STORE. III
fsth st. NV ocll-u
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p. o. Once Bar Room.

Berlin, Conn, Jan. Ca change in
ofnclals requiring new quarters, Post
master Barrett found relief by rent
ing an office in the disused barroom
OF the village TAVERN
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SPIRITUALISTS.
PROF. MARCUS LA MAR

FOR YEARS wAsHINGTON'S FAyORITE
ADVISER.
Most remarkable reader of human destiny d
the present age. far in advance Of the ordinary
raiders you meet, in a class distinctly alone
giving fun names facts. figures and locations
without asking you one single question. JUS
think OF man that can close bis eyes and see
your whole life flashed before him like pan
Drama. Marcus La Mar can tel you what you
have done, what you now doing, and telk
you exactly what you are going TO do. His ad'
wise on love affairs Is considered wonderful. he
never fails to reunite the separated, brings about
your every wish and gives never failing help and
advice on business, lawsuits. changes, most
any affair Of interest. He succeeds in the most
difficult casese where ordinary readers have fail
ed. Call to-day. he will surprise you. Hours. II
a m to D. m daily; closed Sundays.
l220 G st. NV.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.
DIED.

Monday. January 5.
1920. at the residence of her
mother. Mrs. Ida Creegan. 2l1
South Royal street. Alexandria.
Va. IDA REGINA MADDEN,
tnee Creegan) beloved wife of
James Z. Madden, of 147 d street
southeast, Washington. d. c.
Funeral Thursday. January g.,
1920. from St AaEa Catholic
Church, Alexandria, va. Rela-
tives and friends invited to at
tend.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

Philsdeiphis. Jan. s7-BREADsTUFFs-Fou
PACKED in l4elb jute SACKS: Soft winter strsixat
Western. N5ozli.0; nearby. Nloslo.a; hsrS
winter straight. I28siaso; short psteDt, l3sa'
100: spring hrst clear. sf5sioS: patent. loo.
iie: short patent. a. Asls.ies fancy sprins sn1
city mills patent. family brands. lseoslSS.
wHEAT-unchanesd Quotations: Car lots
In export elevator. roverumeut Standard inspec
ton. standard prices: No. red winter, -
No. northern spring, -; No ! hard winter
IL. No. I red winter. szrbcky. IT: No nd
uantts. rs; No. I nd. Essassy aas 2.zscyi
IA Ths Q, 8 Grsis cy-pse>.i-s = Ds'o,isss'
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MADAM JEANETTE

Egyptizn Palmist and Clairrosant Guran
tees to read your entire lie: she does not tell
to please but before you utter . word she win
tell what you called for; names and dates Of
when aad who you viii marry; true or fslss;
bow to Vim and hold the one y,n do love; what
business srd part Of the country 10 best for you
and tust what to do to make . success Al life;
special readings. 81 Oo 500 7th st. rw.. opposite
saka Co Safixfacfinr, anlarnnfeAd
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Bakes Birthday Cake at 80.

New Britain, Conn, Jan. 6-Mrs.
Sarah WethereIl celebrated her
ninetieth birthday yesterday by maxi
ing and baking her own birthday
cake.
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NINE. RUTH.

Palmist, Chairyoyant and Phrenolcgist
Can be consulted daily on all affairs OF lie
satiSaction guaranteed y hours. 3 a. IN. to p
m Studio s0 9Th st. Nv ja4u
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MADAME D'ASEiMAN,

Gifted Clanvoyant. Card Reader
VII help you In love. marriage. divorce. busi-
mesa or changes; she can tell you lots Of things
you VIII be glad to know. Special holidays
readings, 81; hours. III; Sundays. 81. lSol 'G
81. NV, Room S. Cor. 18th and @. opposite
Droop'z Music Store. deH-u
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY To LJAN-sz9 TO y0Oooo ON o. @
real estate. Several trut funds. An trans-
actions conducted with economical consideration
for borrouern
WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.
Southern Building. S7 18th st. nv.
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Honolulu. T. H., Jan. 5.-For Robin
son crusoe" English the war lasted
more than a year after the armistice
Marooned on Christmas Island-not
the abode of St Nick-Joseph f.
English, manager of a lonely South
Sea copra station. has just learned
that the world is again at peace.
The last war news he had received
was about the battle of Jutland. Aud
by curious chance. il. was Admiral
Sir John Jellicoe. who. putting in at
Christmas Island on his round-the-
world tour. brought back English TO
the world of cables. speed engines
and-trousers.
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cLAIRvoYANTs.
Mrs. BOSWELL.
PALAnSr AND cL.AIRvoYANT.

PALMlSr AND CtAIRVOYANT.
Gives advice On business matters, love. health
and family Affairs; tells II the one you love ia
true or false. what part Of the country Is luck
lest 70 you, what TO do TO be successful In life
when and whom you win marry. In fact, No
matter what your hope. fear or ambition. come
TO this noted palmist and find help There Il
no need to be Unsuccessful or unhappy. Nc
matter what the cause her advice removes al
trouble. She guarantees satisfaction. Readings
800. no 7th st. NV. between G and II sta
iaT-7t
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RADJATOP TROUBLES Any 6ind
NaDlAlON Six Repairmen.
FORD RADIATORS. EMco TR @ Z.
RoLLs.RoYCE. NICKEL.
Bee my silver thell for FORDS.
wITTsTATT. sls 18th NV. below Pa, ssa
secoud Hand Radiator Ako
noasLu,
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HONEY TO LOAN On CITY REAL ESTATE
AZ current ntes Of interest TYLER
RUTHERFORD. INC. III 18th st. av apaksos
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de6tf
Wanted-Unfurnished Rooms.

BY JANUARY Is. REASONABLE. ONE
room and hall room unfurnished for very
hight housekeeping; lady employed; any Iart Of
city on car line. Address BOX Se4, Herald Of
fee. ja6 II
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Automobiles
USED CARS -AC CcESS0 DRIES
REPAIRING TIRES.

ACTION, THAT Is WHAT YOU WANT.
that is what VIC get list your cars with us for
sale sNEd.LINGS MOTOR INC, 1856 lith
st. NV. Phone North 1900. ja7it
AN AUTOMOBILE IS No LONGER RICH
mans luxury; Il is business necessity: We
have the ear you want at your price; buy de
pendable Snellinss used car: the Sneliings way.
miles OF srniles sNELLINGs MOTOR mo.
ISIS 18th ct. Prone North 1900 Partial list
Cadillac Touring. Columbia Touring. Dodge
Touring. Mitchell Touring. Lodfr Hup Roadster,
Oldsmobile Touring, Chalmers sedan % MAJ
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE.
MOVING
PERSONALS

Original Palmist. Astrologist and CiairyoysnI.
PROF. KALEEL MARZABAN
Room 81. KenoiS BJdg. llth and C sts NV.
Hours from a. to D. m. Phone Main
1855 Call your name free over phone ja7-lt
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

WALKING DISTANCE OF ALL DEPART
ments; best location; reasonable; gents only.
pPhone Main s2 jaI-3t
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WANTED-FURNISHED ROOMS.

GENTLEMAN DESIRES MODERN FUR
nished room in a eungenial home. Address
BOX, ST. Herald Office. ia7-3t
wa NTE D-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
with plenty Of heat in well kept house By en-
ployed couple in neighborhood Of Government
Printing Office by 18th in northwest section Ad-
dres, BOX TH Herald Office. a7-7t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Wanted Furnished Apartment.
BUSINESS CHANCES.


BOOMING HOUSE FOR sALE-FwELyE
rooms and bath. 500: on 9Th st. sHINN &
HACkLEY, Si Sh St Main sol5. ja7-It
A GOOD BUSINESS
without capital, honorable and straight, strict
iy your own; plan is new: Of great value
GEORGE WELLEs MOSELEY, Newburg,
n. Y. desl-7t
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07

GENEKAL AUlO KEFAlN W.
WELDING OF PARTS. :.
Cast iron, steel and aluminium radiator repair
ing and scored cylinders. Firn-cla work only.
Right prices and quick service. Bee Mr.. BILL
Frank. 1883. Southeast cor. i2th and o sts NV.
ocl-u
Guaranteed Tires uz0.
None-skid % 81
Only One Of Many Bargains
GOVERNMENT TIRE AND RUBBER CO..
1flo 18th 81. NV. dei1 M
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07

h known - one Of its greatest exponeuta Hun
dreds visit this remarkable woman daily; COM
>lete readings with accurate descriptions Of what
your hand foretells. only 81. Reception parlor ne
corner Of 9Th and NV. Entrance 9Th st. Homs,
10 q m to p m je2kM
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RIZPAH ELDON,,

Genuine Egyptian Palmist: read. ,ast, pres
ent and future; satisfaction guaranteei "a Pa
ave nv. no2tf
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MADAME EINCER
MADAM EPPY

English Gypsy Palmist and Clairyoyant; tells
you anything you wish to know; satisfaction
guaranteed go Pa. ave. nv Upstairs).
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-17
LICENSED ENGINEERS
AND PILOTS
FOR NEW YORK HARBOR

PtLOTS 500. ENGINEERS $3.50
PER MONTHS EIGHT-H0UR DAY,
FINE AND ONE-HALF AFTER
EIGHT HOURS, SIX DAYS PER
WEEK. ALL YEAR AROUNDJ PER-
NANEST POSITIONS; PLACES TO
hE FILLED VACATED BY MEN WHO
aUIT SERVICE WITHOUT MAKING
ANY DEMANDS WHATEVER. THIS
rs NOT A STRIKE-BREAKING An
NERTisENENT APPLY TO r.. NJ.
SMITH ASSISTANT sUPERINTEN-
DENT, NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN
AND HARTFORD RAILROAD, NEW
LONDON may4d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-17

TO RENT-A furnished apartment of
five rooms. centrally located, and all
modern Improvements; garage if need
ed Telephone $50. may17d I