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The Washington times., 1920-05-06
BOSS & PHELPS
HOME OF HOMES
SHANNON G. LUCHS,
713 14th st. N. W.
MT. PLEASANT.
$4,000.

On Kenyon ST.; al rooms and
baths: hot-water heat. electricity.
hardwood floors and trim: screens,
awnings; one-car garage; 2O-foot
paved alley.
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SAUL'S ADDITION.
$11,750.

III, 75O.
An exceptional opportunity for
home buyers; dwelling is detached
and contains s rooms, bath, hot
water heat, electricity. hardwood
floors and trim: built-in buffet; ga
rage; newly decorated inside and
out.
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ALTA VISTA.
1880.

Six rooms and bath. furnace
heat, electricity, front and sleep
ing porches, electric range; ga
rage; fruit trees; lot 90xlS0: a new
house, ready for immediate occu-
pancy.
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs
ALL DESIRABLE HOMES
BOSS & PHELPS
! Telephone 434o. i4o6 Street N W.
Telephone Main 4340.

PRICE ~ beo-wsIl situat ed In Petworth; owner
lee wing eity just listed this house for sale TO-
ted o al alley: there ak rooms
aud bath; deep lot; also garage. There ID 500"
value la this properly.
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MADAM D'ASHMAN

CLAIRvOYANT. CRYSTAL GAZER. AND
CARD READER,
will tell your future on love, marriage, d.
vorce. changes. reunites the separated,
helps you to win back lost love. happiness
and business. This gifted medium was
born OF a long line of true mediums who
have advised some of the. leading men and
women Of the world thru cards. stars and
the palm. Open daily until 2. Sundays.
to p. m. Room 49,
1901 G STREET N. w. ''@'6
Opposite Droop'S Music Store. 13th and q.
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PRICE, sii.ooo-In Mt Pleasant, eonysnient TO the
bath niaid Hoors water heat electric hghts. cold
storage in cellar has front porch. two-story
rear porches; room for garage Possession within .
few days
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PRICE. sI1ooo-Tn washington Heights. west Of Co
iumbia Road; a desirable home and q decided bar
gain In n beau There
bath, hot water heat: deep lot ID paved alley with
room for garage Convenient terms OF sale win be
made 81 i
The Washington times., 1920-05-06

PRICE ssooo--On Rhode Island Avenue. near Iowa
circle; modern three story. bay-wndow brick house
having nine rooms and bath; hot-water heat. viii
be vacant In few days. owner Will accept 1880
cash and monthly payments
The Washington times., 1920-05-06

PRICE ss.ooo-on 1Hh Street north OF Park Rosd
prompt possession given of two-story colonisl
brick house having six and bath, electric
lights large front porch. and there is double brick
garage. This houxe 10 worth your prompt considers-
tion.
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PRICE. s7.s5o-A line Capitol nm home just on from
Fast Capitol Street where possession eau be hsn
very quickly: a WE'LL built two story ssyen-room trck
house THERE Is large sleeping porch; deep lot 20
paved alley, with room for garage. rhis house ~
occupied by the owner and In nne shape Easy terms
OF sale. .
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PRICE. N.s5o-A wsI-loeated two-family apartment;
The first floor il vacant: has nVe large rooms ana
bath; The second noor Is well rented aud has six
rooms and bath. This In a splendid investment and
a home available at once Terms OF 1880 cash and
monthly payments will DO accepted
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house having eight rooms and bath: heated with
hot water; two-story porches: deep lot, with
grape arbor and garage. Owner will sell $3.50
cash and monthly payments. Possession when desired.
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Clairvoyant, Card Reader. Tells past
present and future without asking ques-
tious; when in doubt come to me. l3lI
n. Capitol st. Fee 81.
MISS LA POINTS. spiritualist Adviser, tho
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PRICE, S. 0oo-Ciose Of Naval Observatory; a two
story colonial house. 20 feet wide. having inlsid
floors hot-water heat electric lights large
porches: room for garage. Owner leaving city.
prompt possession be arranged
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BRIGHTWOOD

oh rooms and bath, vspor heat.
electric lights. front and douhln
rear porches. hardwood floors and
trim space for garage: alley: oc-
cupied by owner; immediate pos.
session. p'S
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PRICE Sa,250-In the .Takoma Park Section: a 10,
60x13O: a detached house having eight rooms and
attic hotwater heat: electric lights: weather
strips screens and a garage. Possession given,
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PRICE, 50, S50-A cheap northeast home not far
out: built by present owner: two stories. with eight
rooms bath, hot-water heat. This property is
clear OF incumbrance. Owner will make easy terms
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MADAM PARKER

GIFTED CLAIRvoyANT AND MEDIUM.
II you are going to seek advice or help.
why not consult one who is well known.
one who Is here permanently This gifted
lady can tell you anything you wish to
know or find out in business, health. or
family AFFAIRS. when and whom you will
marry. What part of the country is best
for you What to do to be successful in
life. Removes evil influences. Tells how
to win and hold the one Of your choice.
Satisfaction or no charges. Readings, 81.
l21l st. y. W. bet. Eth and 18th
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

A 3-story brick residence. CON-
tanning 10 rooms. baths hot
water heat, electricity, instantanc-
Gus water heater: lot 20xl2o TO al
ley; front and rear stairways; in
perfect condition.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-22
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer' on Genuine

"Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin" Ia genup
Inc Aspirin proved safe BY millions
and prescribed by physicians for over
twenty years. Accept only an unbroken
"Bayer package" which contains proper
directions to relieve Headache, Tooth.
ache. Earache. Neuralgia. Rheumatism,
Colds and Pain. Handy tin boxes OF II
tablets cost few cents. Druggists also
eel. larger "Bayer packages" Aspirin
Il trade mark Bayer Manufacture Mon
saceucacidester Of Salicyllcacid-Adv.
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BAsTERN LIVE STOCK.
~ CAieass.

~ CAleage.
Chicago.-Cattle-Fa yeariings ano
handy weight steers about steady At
1850; heavy corn fed and best fat
xsr ,"p ,iSso on s,e.r, 70 soc eehss h.
upward bulk all weights. Sl1,766
ik1b; butcher stock. canners. caives
and good stockers. steady to strong:
coed and choice vealers mainly Sis.So
olA1s.
Ohesp-LAmbs, rs to SO cents lower:
sheeD. steady to Is cents lower: top
lanbs. early, iitso; late. tiG1S; bulk
lAnhA sltee0ls.2s: choice Western
Wethers. 1900: top native ewes. te.0o:
iop Western ewes. Sf.So0S7S, choice
voung breeding ewes, 1850
Hogs-rop. $3.50: bulk light and
light butchers t15.1belb.ss; bulk $50
lbs. and over. tls.606 ls.35; pigs. most
b 3s cents lower: bulk desirable kinda.
ue.e0o1s.75.
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ana n9rvoQo, could not eat ana was
dizzy. After ] took the Vegetable Com
pound could work and eat. Nov !
an strong and recommend your medi-
cine tony yfriends. "-urs. Anna SLEvA
q East 17th Street. Bcycnne, N. J.
Women who recover their health, nat
urally tel others what helped than.
Some writs and allow their namee and
photographs to Be Published With testi-
rnonialA Many more ten thsr frlendA
II you need Q medicine for women's
ailments, Try that well known md
succsssful rsmsdy Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. Write
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Icon
hdentiaD for anything you need 70
know about thsse troub1ss.
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Sculpture at Home.

A young couple from Virginia visit
ing the Metropolitan Art museum,
were accompanied by an old familiar
"mammy." She suggested that she
would remain In the vestibule while
they made more extended tour Of
the galleries. Finding her seated as
indifferently as they had left her. the
young man asked: We'll. Auntie. how
did you enjoy this wonderful statu-
aryr'
Oats whut you calls 'em. is itr
she replied. swell. honey, Use washed
an dressed you, and Use washed and
dressed your pa before you. 80 lookin'
at dem amt no recreation to me."-
Milwaukee Journal.
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cal pinA ! nM
pains In my side an<
back and also head
aches, and got %
weak l could not do
anything. ! took
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound and soon fek
better. Now ! am
married and have
two little boys. Be-
fore the first one
came ! was weak
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Job for Mother,

As the notorious ratified and roared
on its way the small and solemn
youngster stared unfiinchingly at the
old gentleman who sat opposite him.
Presently his relentless gaze began
to create diversion; he winked at
the small boy.
But he felt even more embarrassed
when the youngster turned to his
young and pretty mother, and said, In
shrill, clear tones
Mamma, wink at that man !"
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Spiritual spankins.

"willie." exclaimed the young t'idov
TO her recalcitrant offspring. IN you
don't behave yourself and come in the
house right away I'll get out the ouija
board and have your poor. dear papa
give you a good scolding. g."-American
Legion Weekly.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-22
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

one sise smaller and shoes last longer after
using Aliens Foot II Ease. the anfissptis
powder for the feet Shaken into the shoes
and eprinkied ir the foot bath Aliens
Foot= Ease makes tight or shoes feel
easy. gives instant relief TO corns and bun
ions. prevents BlIsters. Cailous and Sore
Spots. It's the greatest comfort discovev
ef the age, Try Il ts-6ay. Sold sverywhsre.
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FOREIGN

An unidentified man broke Into Field
Marshal Hindenburg's house In Berlin
and fired at the field marshal. The
bullet missed Its mark and the man
escaped.
Five thousand Bolshevlst troops
were killed and 1000 taken prisoner
when forces Of General Wrangel
trapped and surrounded $500 red
cavalrymen In the criinea, according
TO news dispatch from Constants.
nople.
DIR. Alvara Tore Diaz. until recently
confidential agent Of Provisional Pres
ldent de Ia Huerta In Washington. said
he was weil impressed with the atti.
tude OF the United States toward the
new government In Mexico. according
to an interview published In Fl Uni
versal at Mexico City.
Schumann. characterized by the yos
siehe Zeltung as one Of the cruelesi
and bioodlest murderers Of all time,
has been sentenced 10 death by a jury
In the Court Of Assizes at Berlin. The
jury found him guilty Of six murders,
eleven attempted murders and a mum
ber Of other atrocities.
Prime Minister Melghen, at Ottawa.
Can, announced election Of his cab
met containing all the members ex
cept two Of the cabinet OF Sir Robert
Borden, his predecessor. The nee
cabinet officers are X. w. Wigmore.
minister OF customs and internal
revenue, and +. B. Mecurdy, minister
Of public works.
Sweeping reforms In the tariff
charged by railways, especially freight
rates, are being made by the secretary
Of communications and public works
says the Excelsior Of Mexico. Changes
In the rates will be made after con.
ference with all interests involved, the
department having adopted methods
pursued by the United States Inter
state Commerce Commission.
A silencer for alrplnne engines, more
highly developed than an automobile
muffler, Is announced by Swiss air
plane firm as the invention Of It's chief
engineer. The first public demonstra-
ton OF the device IL to be made On the
Geneva-Paris air service. II is assert,
ed the noise OF the motor Is completely
silenced and that the invention Is Of
great importance from military point
Of view.
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Dressed PssItSy.

Eggs. strictly fresh. case
count ...........,.....tl tll.150l lao0
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CAlesgs Grals.

Chieago.--Wheat--E hard S2.s2:
No. . hard. t2.G, No. 4 hard. s2.S7.
Corn-No. . mixed. 3i.bs4 LIST: No. .
vsliow. ti.ssoi.bs
oats--No. . white. s7c0i.oo: No. J
white. tt0ssc.
Rye--12.16.
Barley-sl.2361.2s
Timothy seed--si0oo
Glover essd-t3ko oo0 01s.o0
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Msssaes for psassesa

Hearing has been restored to more
than tw0-thirds Of his accidentally
deafened patients by . French physi-
clan who messages their ears with
sound waves,
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NOW FREE
FROM PAIN
lydia {. Pnkhas's vesetaIls
Csapss.d Frees Aasther
Woman From Suffering.

Bayonne, N. J.-"Befcre I was mar
red [ suffered great deal with periodi-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-30
FRIDAY
RETURNED FROM COAST

RETURNED FROM COAST
 A. T. Koib. the marble man return cd home yesterday from Los Ange- les. where he has been the past week on a visi. with his family. MEETS TONIGHT
 The order of the Eastern Star meets tonight in the Masonic Hall and the meeting will be followed by a social session which win include dancing.
 LEAVES FOR PEARce
 Tomorrow afternoon Rev. Father Leaver will motor to Pearce. After the Sunday mass in Pesrce, hs will go to Courtlsnd to baptize twelve children. He wz,, return to Tomb stone Sunday evening. 0gNsoN MERCHANT
 B. Maisr, well known Benson
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cATTLEMEN SEEKING TO
 HAVE SONORA CUT DUTY

DOUGLAS, May 28.-Cattlemea and cattle buyers in Douglas and Agua Prieta have taken up with the Sonora authorities the matter of re- Guc:ng the heavy export tax on cat Ile. about SIP a head being charged on all that the Sonora government vii, permit to be exported There are thousands of head of cattle in Scncra ready for the American mar ker. but little prospect of sending them out iE present circumstances.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-30

soon as the brood arrived yesterday Mir Smyth turned them loose to ex- ercise. but to show their blood two of the Cocks tangled with the result that a first-class show was staged. Mir. Smyth has presented Sheriff Me Donald-another poultry tancier. by the way-with pair of blooded chickens and local gossip is that Jim has started himself a chicken farm out in the jail yard, and will soon is sue a challenge to MT. Smyth's best fowl to a ten-round go to a knockout. The local fans are awaiting the event
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30 CARLOADS SUGAR
 PASS MORALES PORT

MORALES. May 2S-Supplemens- ing the enormous business done by the Port of Nogales which is ex- pected to reach s50.000000 for the fiscal year which ends June 9. thirty carloads of sugar from Mexi- co were passed today by the loc1i customs service. Several carloads of garbanzos also have been passed ii the last two days. These represent the initial movement of a crop val ued at sS.0eO.OOO. the major portion of which is expected to pass through the port of Nogales.
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SATURDAY
coNcREoATioNAL CHURCH

coNcREoATioNAL CHURCH
 The transformation of human na- ture is the thought of the sermon at the Congregational church at II a. m. tomorrow You will enjoy your auto ride more. if you win spend this hour in Gods house Try it.
 Sunday School at 10 a. m. At 7:30 p. m., the subject is. Being a Good Comrade" Prov. 27:s. 10. 17-19.
 C. W. STARK, Minister. SUPERVISOR HERE
 Chairman I. C. E. Adams. of the Board of Supervisors was in Tomb stone today enroute to Tucson, where he goes to witness the graduation of his son. | C. E. Adams. IT,. from the University of Arizona. Mir. Adams expressed his compliments on the cleanly appearance of Tombstone fol lowing the cleanup campaign of the past two weeks, and stated it was the cleanest city in the county. which vas a highly commendable undertak. irg for it's citizens
 CLEANING UP CITY PARK
 City Marshal Porter Mcdonald to- day started in a crew cleaning up the city park lot next to the City Hall The lot is to be thoroughly cleaned. and the fence repaired and benches installed preparatory to band concerts to be given during the sum. mer months.
 FROM elssee
 John Twomey. chief of Tamanny Hall at Bisbee. accompanied by his wife and child were visitors in Tomb. stone today with relatives, return- ing home on the evening stage.
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PHOENIX PAPER LAUps
 cochisE SCHOOL HEAD


 Miss Elsie Toles. Coch!se county superintendent Of schools was il Phoenix Monday in the interest of her candidacy for state superinteu- dent of public instruction. and the Phoenix Republican said this iD re- gard to her.
 Tn covering Cochise county for the past four years. during which time she has served as county super inte ndent Of schools. Miss Elsie Toles gleaned an idea of what 1t would mean to campaign the state in be- half of her candidacy for state su- periniendent Of public instruction. The hard travel al all hours of day and night. the trips by stage. mean little in the way Of discomfort 10 the young woman who has made l5.- 900 miles q year in COchise county. wheer she visited remote and isO- lated district schools, travelling by automobile-and where roads made other travelling impossible, by horse back In visiting the schools she su- peryised. Miss Toles has been stuck in the mud. has been out all night stranded on the deser, and endured annoyances that would irritate any one but young woman of the grit of this native daughter
 Miss Toles, who was in Phoenix yesterday in attendance at the meet ing of the state board of education. is particularly proud of the fact that she was born in Arizona She is not only a native daughter, but one who received her early education here and returned 10 this state to teach after she had supplemented her high school course with normal school. college and university training
 Miss Toles was graduated fror, the first class 10 receive diplomas from the Bisbee high school. Later she attended the San Jose normal, Pomona college and then went east where she registered at the Cniver- sity of Michigan. She taught in the Bi5bee and Douglas public schools four years ago and was one of two Republicans to be elected to office in the strongly Democratic county of COchise. She was reelected two years ago by a big majority. In working for the betterment of schools she has emphasized the need of teachers. and has had splendid CO., operation in her county.
 she believes the logical person for thS cAA4SN OA ototC iS one who has training as county su- perintendent of schools. AS yet she has not announced her policy. but those who are familiar with her work in Cochise county believe that she will make a vigorous campaign based on those features which have made her one of the most popular and successful educators in the state.
 That she is practical business woman has been demonstrated 5y the success she has made on her farm. which she shares with Miss Brown. a member of the teaching staf; of the Cochise county schools For recreating, the young women took up farm work, and now have an exceptionally fine apple and peach or. chard as result of their idle mo ,ments."
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the old Woolery home on Toughnut street to the Cummings adobe next to the Courthouse. FROM DRAeooN
 Wm. Dad" Fourr is in town to- day from his ranch near Dragoon. attending to business matters. IN FROM FAIRsANk
 Henry Street and wife were in town today from their home al Fair bank.
 EMPTY HOUSES
 There are a few empty houses in Tombstone. but they are rapidly be- ing filled. One house is no sooner vacated than ii is grabbed up. There are several residential property sales on tapis. and several mining proper ties are being optioned and nego- tiated for in the district RETURNED HOE
 Miss Cornelia Cornelius returned home Saturday from Bisbee where she spent several days on a visit with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-30
RETURNED HOE
TUESDAY

TO TUCSON
 MT and Mrs Prick and party mo- tored to Tucson yesterday on 2 sightseeing trip.
 FROM GLEASON.
 Luther. Frank and Walter McLer- don. well known ca,tlemen of the Gleeson district. were in the city to- day attending 10 business. They re- port cattle in their district in fine condition and a good calf crop. The range Is improving and one of the best years in many is looked for by the stockraisers ip that district. FROM BENSON.
 Misses Rose and Ethel Schwab. Of Benson. are visiting in the city. the guests of Mrs F. S Bennett BIC TIME TONIGHT.
 The members of the Tombstone Baseball Club are promising a grand time to all who attend the dance they are staging at the Legion Hall :o- night. The Hi School Jazzers have donated the music. and all :s in read mess for a grand lime.
 IN FROM RANCH. Jim Lawry and wife were visitors | in Tombstone today from their ranch on the Barbacomari. spending the day here on a shopping trip.
 RETURNED FROM TUCSON City Marshal Porter Mcdonald and Robert Axtell returned home today from Tucson where they have been the past week on the federal jury. FROM eARcEs Deputy Sheriff Dick Haverty was visitor in Tombstone today on business for the Sheriffs office He returned home this afternoon. FROM FAIRsANk Immigration Inspector Jeff Milton. with headquarters at Fairbank spent few hours in town today on busi- ness
 TO CALIFORNIA. Mrs. v G. Mellgren and children left this morning for sherman. Calif.. where she will spend several months on a visit with her parents. IN sIssEE
 J. \. Gaines. secretary of the Tax payers association went 10 Bisbee last evening on business matters VISITING RELATIVES
 Mrs. Clyde westervelt arrived in the city Sunday from her home a: San Francisco and is visiting with her mother and father-in-law, Mir and Mrs E. J. Westerelt. Together they will leave the latter part os the week on an auto tour of the north ern part of the state. visiting the Grand Canyon, Roosevelt Lake and Petrified forest before returning home.
 TO START AUTO
 PAINT SHOP.
 Ray B. Krebs is making preparations for starting a firstciass auto paint shop in Tombstone, from which he will handle business from all over the county. The shop is to be iocat- ed in the old Miners Exchange build. ing next to the Prospector once and il Is being made air tight J. W. Reed an expert in his line has arrived and will take charge of the shop.
 LOCAL CHICKEN HANGERS
 GET FLOODED STOCK.
 Tombstone nov has in its midst a number of chicken-feathered kind fanciers. Yesterday Sid Smyth, coun. .ity engineer. received a crate of blooded game fowls from his old home in Alabama, and has already started out by building him first-class poui
 try yard in the rear of his office. A
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-30

he will be taken to Tombstone as soon a. it is convenient for the o;- ficers s-Bisbee Ore
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NOTICE

The children of Michel J. Lefevre, deceased, late of Creed. Colorado, will
 learn something of interest to them
 by writing to Albert L. Moses, Ala
 mosa, Colorsdo.-Adv. 1t