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The Washington times., 1920-10-25
THREE SHIPS SOLD
BY SHIPPING BOARD

The Polish-American Navigation
Company, of New York, today was
high bidder for the United States
Shipping Board steamer Black Arrow,
the bid being &1,176,o0o. with 10 per
cent cash.
The Oriental Navigation Corpora
ton. of New York, bid s1,750,000 for
the Shipping Board steamer orion to
be used in the Eastern Mediterranean
service. The Oriental Corporation
bid similar sum for the Black Ar
row, but the bid was not accompanied
with n check.
The Shipping Board today announc-
ed the sale OF the steel cargo steam
er Maddequet, of $40 dead weight
tons. to the Mt. Washington Steam
ship Company. of New York, for G031,.
500.
The sale of the wood harbor tug
Bullock to the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company, at Richmond, Va,
for S7S,tOO. and the tug Setter 20 w.
u. Dittmar, of New York, for $50, 900,
also were announced today by the
hoard
The Washington times., 1920-10-25
HAS $4,000 TO INVEST.

f. Jas a reader and admirer
of the Hearst newspapers for TWEEN
ty years. / take the liberty of ask
ing for your advice, as | have great
confidence in your Judgment. i
have saved up S500 900 In the eight
cen years / have been in business
here and have some out at per
cent. feel that | ought to obtain
a better rnte of interest than this,
and still am afraid to take chances
and do not know how to invest the
securities. Some of my customers
are buying bonds which bring per
cent, and / should like to buy such
bonds II you think they will be safe
for me. Your advice will be much
appreciated.
Answer-Every thrifty man wishes
to increase his income; and when hi
has spare money he should seek tn,
Investment that will give him the
best return. The opportunities fo'
acquiring profitable investments
were never so great as now, and
without depreciatlng the value OF the
savings bank. we are Of the opinion
that many depositors would be justi'
ned in seeking a more profitable
form OF investment.
Expertly invested, the money
would be quite as safe. We should
advise you to place about two-third'
OF your funds In bonds and the bal
The Washington times., 1920-10-25
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Cotton open
ing: December, 20.70: January. 20.I0:
March. 20.15: April. 2l.G5; May, 2l.6O;
July. 2O.4S: September, 1913.
The cotton market opened rather
firm today at an advance OF 10 to AZ
points. mainly good buying at Liver
pool, which was taken as ref'ec-
ton of improved prospects for set
Element Of the strike of British coal
miners. Covering by local shorts
also was on a liberal scale and there
was considerable new purchasing
through commission houses on heavy
rains in the Central and Western belt
on Sunday. New orleans was r lead
ing seller on the rise.
At the end of the first twenty min
utes offerings had increased materi-
ally and the market was off about Is
to 20 points from the highest level
OF the initial call
Prices rose from GJ to so points
during the first hour on the better
prospects for settlement Of the
British coal strike. However, on the
of the highest ginning
figures since 1914 the market SUI
Tered n reaction OF about go points
Wall street and local traders again
vent short. paying no attention to
the weather map showing rains over
the entire belt.
The Washington times., 1920-10-25

ance in railroad stocks. You should
A. acre to the principle of diversifi-
cation and invest in not more than
and not more than twenty shares of
each of rails.
The railroad stock purcha Sc g
should include Atchison. Union Pa
cific, Chesapeake e. Ohio, Chicago a
North Western, Illinois Central.
Northern Pacific, Pennsylvania,
southern Pacific and Louisville &
Nashville.
Buy number of ten-year rail-
road bonds, including Pennsylvania
Railroad rs, Louisville & Nashville
rs. New York Central rs and Chi
cago & North Western rs. Invest
the balance of the money in long
term railroad bonds such as Cen
trail Pacific As, 1919; Chesapeake e.
Ohio general as, 1892: Kansas City
Southern first as, 1850; Pennsyl-
vania Railroad general SIS, 1868: I'LL
nois Central refundlng Is. 1855: At
Gibson general +s, 1895; Louisville
and Nashville unified 4s, 1910. and
Union Pacific refunding As, zoos.
This arrangement will not give
you net return of quite per cent,
list of investments that may be
quickly turned into cash. Moreover.
81 Is probable that every one of these
securities will show very pleasing
advance within n year or two
The Washington times., 1920-10-25
A. !. B. CLASS TO BEGIN.

President George o. Watson, OF the
Liberty National Bank. will deliver
the address at the opening of the
classes of the Washington Chapter of
the American Institute OF Banking
according to announcement made this
afternoon hy Charles u. Boyer, assist
ant cashier Of the Federal National
Bank and president OF the institute
chapter. The meeting will be held
tomorrow evening at the head
Quarters on Il street below Twelfth
street,
81 Watson will take up bank or
ganiZation and carry his auditors
through the entire general realm Of
the business.
The Washington times., 1920-10-25

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-John S.
Drum, of San Francisco, newly elect
ed president of the American Bank
ers Association, who was in New
York yesterday on his way back TO
the coast from the convention in
Washington expressed enthusiasm
over the plan approved by the as
ISOLATION during the convention for
a national corporation to finance for
oign trade. He said that an outlet
Aust be obtained for Americas eX-
cess production, and that such a cor
operation would provide effective
means of financing this output.
The bankers of the country have, /
am convinced, a full realization of
their duty in this matter, and are
not only willing but eagerly de-
sirous to do their full part in bring
ing the corporation into existence. l
can say this the more emphatically
because of the opportunity to gauge
sentiment at the Washington conven-
ton
The Washington times., 1920-10-25

Steel common again took its place
as stock market leader and rose -
TO S9h. This advance was accou-
panied by reports that the tSeel dl-
rectors would discuss an extra divi-
dend at its meeting after the close
tomorrow. Other steel shares were
carried up By the advances In steel.
Republic advancing over pointF'
and Baldwin Locomotive, over !
point
Standard Oh Of New Jersey was un-
Usually active. advancing 30 points TO
go and then reacting to go. other
oil shares were wei taken. Mexican
Petroleum advancing over point7
and Pan-American Petroleum. | point.
American Hide and Leather pre-
rerred was a strong spot selling up
Ia TO 50A American sugar rose /
point to 1O7.
The Washington times., 1920-10-25
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Oct 25.---Wheat opened
Isc lower to NC higher. Corn was
&c to &c higher. Oats were Is to
&c higher.
Opening: Wheat--December, 2.ol to
1 90: March. 1874 to 1913. Corn
october. S3ss: December S0N to 80 a !;
May. 81 to S6M Oats-Dec ember
53n. to 53N; May, 5S& to 5SSs.
The Washington times., 1920-10-25
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Wheat, easier, demand fair No. 2
red winter SAGA, No. red winter
sarlicky t2.0t, receipts 11t,12S, ship
mcnts 1909.
Corn quiet No. 2 yellow or better
domestic Glib, receipts 1884, ship
ments t,011.
oats quiet, supply ample. No. 3
white domestic 63c, asked. receipts
zoos, shipments i,634.
Rye easter. No. 2 Western export
spot s1.ss, receipts 21,235, shipments
52.s05.
Hay steady, unchanged.
Flour quiet at the decline.
The Washington times., 1920-10-25
HAS 81. 900 TO INVEST.

N. +. CT have 81 900 to invest
Kindly inform me how and where
can place it to the best advantage.
/ am willing to take fair specu-
lative risk.
Answer-We think you might well
buy ten shares of American Telephone
and Telegraph. This company IS the
third biggest corporation in the
United States and points to the fact
that 1t has more shareholders than
any other corporation. The number
exceeds 10000. The stock receives
So quarterly and current earnings well
exceed divident requirements. We be-
Iieve 1t is a good stock for anyone
to own.
The Washington times., 1920-10-25
STOCK MARKET IS
ACTIVE AND STRONG
Is, MAX hAsE.
Financial Editor. .. y. \.

KEW YORK. Oct 25.-The stock
market was active and strong In the
early dealings today. rejecting ths
Improved industrial conditions IN
Great Britain ana sharp advance
In the price OF demand sterling.
Sterling rose to s3.47h, gain OF
over cents. This advance Is at
tributed 10 unofficial reports that a
settlement OF the English coal strike
had been effected. Traders expressed
satisfaction at the latest develop
ments and with one or two excep-
tons bought the entire list.
In the late afternoon, an advance
In call money. from its opening OF
per cent 10 o per cent causet light
reactions, but the greater part OF the
early advances were held.
The Washington times., 1920-10-25
WESTERN NEBRASKA
ENJOYS OIL BOOM

An oil boom has broken out
In northern and north " estern
Nebraska as q result OF several
new operations. A mushroom
town has sprung up at Agate.
Just across the Wyoming line.
and considerable excitement
prevails, according to reports
from that section.
A recent oil strike was made
near the town OF Bsssett In
Rock county. The sand was
found al 1850 feet, and has
caused many companies to fly
hither In quest for oil.
The Washington times., 1920-10-25
LIBERTY BONDS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 25.-Spot cotton
opened in fair request: prices firm
Sales, 1000 bales.
Quotations: American middlings,
2253; good middlings, 19.41; fully
middlings, 1922: middlings. 1872; low
middlings. 1892; good ordinary, 9.97;
ordinary, S.9I.
Futures opened steady.
The Washington times., 1920-10-25
coca COLA Is WEAk.

Coca Cola was weak and sold OFF
points to 2GM. The decline In this
stock was supposed to forecast the
passing of the dividend at the meet
ing Of the directors OF the Coca Cola
Company this afternoon. United
Fruit was another weak feature en-
countering proft-taking after it,
sharp advance OF last week and
yielded nearly points to go.
There was little doing in the rails
and motors
The Washington times., 1920-10-25
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-The coffee
market opened IS to 80 points higher
today. Quotations were as follows:
December. S02qSO4; March s.73d
S.75; May. 9.07n9.10; July, 9.50M9.44
September, $50 bid.
The Washington times., 1920-10-25
uAana eDAsa INTERESTS B u S N ES S A N u FIN A
LOCAL SECURITIES.


Only four trades were made on the
door OF the Washington stock Elk
change today. all being after call and
consisting OF a 1900 Washington
Railway In each Instance. The
price secured In all sales WAS 04n
The Washington times., 1920-10-25
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Demand
sterling rose lc at the opening of the
foreign exchange market today to
S3.46. Francs and marks were I'M
changed and lire slightly higher.
Quotations were: franc cables
s6.41. checks, s6.46; Belgian cables,
$685.. checks, 1854: lire cables, 3,7S,
checks. 3.77: marks. S1.43; guilde-i
cables. $50 so, checks, $3O.70.
The Washington times., 1920-10-25
The Washington Times
Investors Service

Timw nb
the oautho ali
addre OF writer
BIO AIDE by mail
Services Munsey D.
The Washington times., 1920-10-25
WANTS LOw-PRICED sPECULA
TIONS

J. d. should like to ask your
opinion of sweets Company, United
states Steamship. Bostou 4 Mon
tam, Divide Extension md Cush-
lag Petroleum. | should like to buy
a few shares OF each and hold for
higher prices.
Answer-If you propose to specu-
late in low-priced curb stocks you
will be pretty sure to lose your
money. We never advise our readers
In such a matter aside from giving n
word OF caution. These stocks are
not investments. They are highly
speculative
The Washington times., 1920-10-25
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.--Call money
began loaning at per cent today and
later advanced to 0 per cent.
Time money quiet; 5 per cent bid
FOR thirty and siXty-day loans, both
classes Of collateral.
Commercial paper was quiet, with
prime paper discounting at \ per cent
The Washington times., 1920-10-25
SALES.

After call-wash. hwy. as. $1,000
d64Is. 81 .OoO1b4h, 81 900 ab4 u
81 900 5in.
The Washington times., 1920-10-25
STRIKE RIOTS IN INDIA.

BOMBAY, Oct. 25.-Thirteen per-
sons were injured in strike riots here
today,
The Washington times., 1920-10-25

Sales up to
IL am. Il noon. pm. pm.
l25,700 242,0O0 29O,400 3i2,S00
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
SELLS BY CARLOAD
IN WEST VIRGINIA
Huntington Drug Go. Say
TanIac Is. Undisputed Lead.
cr Among Proprietary Medi-
zines.
SALES ARE PHENOMENAL
Is Giving Entire Satisfaction
Everywhere And Has Come
To Stay, They State.

The following letter has just been
received from the Huntington Drug
Company, Huntington. W. Va, one
Of the largest and best-known drug
houses in America. which gives am
pic evidence of the rapidly grow
inE and Widespread popularity o:
Tanlac:
Tanlac COMPANY,
Fourth National Bank Bldg.
Atlanta. Ga.
Tanlac continues to hold the ranl;
OF undispu.ed leader in this terri
tory. and the increasing sales after
Tanlac has been the sensation OF our
trade for several years is most phe
nomcnal Undoubtedly. Il is giving
entire satisfaction everywhere and
IL is something that has come To
stay. We say this because our hcS'
trade Is in the districts where it has
been In use the longest.
In tho short period OF eleven
months time We have given YOU or
ders for S5.oIi bottles. thus break.
ing all records for this city.
Very truly yours,
HUNTINGTON DRUC; co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24

more remarkable when i; is realized
iha! Tanlac is sold only through dul"
authorized Agents.
y further proof Of tho extreme
popularity OF 'Tanlac is the fact that
IL has now become necessary 10 have
1; shipped here in original carload
lots and il is conservatively estirlat-
cd that this market will require ap.
proNimatcly 10000 bottles for De
ccmbcr and January business alone
Tanlac is sold in Richmond by the
Tragic Drug Company, Grant Drug
S'ofcs. g. w. Eaton, Twenty sixth
and Ncnable: Burtons Drug Store,
N chester by Chester Pharmacy, ana
jn Tnano by hanks Drug Company.
ADV,
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Now Conseryatively Esti-
mated That Virginia Will
Require Over 10000 Bottles
For December And January
Business Alone.
ALL RECORDS SMASHED
SAY BIG DRUG FIRMS
Wonderful Success Prepare.
: ton Has Achieved Here
" Has Far Exceeded All En-
peCtatiOnS.

Announcement has just been mad.
by the Powers Taylor Drug COM
plny, OF this city, the wcn-known
wholesale druggists, that they have
Tccently received a solid carload Of
Tanlac 10 supply the large and rap
.dly growing demand for this we'll
Known medicin" m Richmond and
surrounding territory.
The fact tina, approximately 1906
bottles of TanlIc have been sold and
distributed by this firm In 4 little
over Il years time is a business item
nat viii, no doubt, attract attention.
and he read with widespread in
Serest.
; rs matter of fact. Tanlac has
already become the sensation Of the
drug trade IN tn. United States and
canada In the entire history OF the
drug trade in this country no other
'i-ieac;nc has ever made record
worthy Of comparison with the truly
phenomenal sales record made by
raniac.
~ The greatest drug firms of the
enuniry nave voluntarily come for
ward ana stated in cold, plain figures
ne record breaking sales every
"hsrc. Tho enormous popularity of
'aniac * ia. one Ereat outstanding
pront Of H. merit. 80 remedy OF
pOssihly attain such q hug. sales
record nor gain. as has Taniac, the
uauuaiiiiea endorsements OF thou
sands OF wcii-kpown mon and wo-
men who stand for tho bcs; IL their
communities.
The greatest ;cs; of any medicine
= the "repca;" sales x. enjoys. Tan
.ac's Phenomenal rccGEh has been
POSSIBLE because OF the fact that men
nd women who buy one bottle In
vurlabiy return FOR the second Tan.
b !ac accomplishes actual results and
50, a.ros, a. once, wins the firm
faith OF its takers,
In JUST litt!e over five years time
approximately 1900. 600 bottles of
Taniac has been sold, n average OF
almost one hottie for every family in
-t'nsrica. This record .clipses any
ihicve'non; of tho pas; IN tho field
OF redicinr. and it becomes Al the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
Free Bible Lectures

Nj y. II. Hilner, OF Waterloo.
iowa. viii deliver series of inter.
cS,'ns BIBLE lectures in the Madison
Schoo! Auditorium. Madi on and Cary
streets November 10th. 18th and 18th
al ,. NJ; also sunday. Novcrnbe.
2fs'' At J. NJ. \ cordial invitation
IS EXTENDED {" all 20 attend ,neso
lectures
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Funeral llircctorS

MOURNING ORDERS competed In "a
hourS We ar" equipped dye gar
ncnts black Ia twenty four hours. This
is "a special! branch OF our business and
Is always given prompt attention. Mol
zeues. 3o1 North Seventh Street.
fiiACl'-Edw!r rhaup. funeral Girecto.
and cnibalnicr. oUS Z. Main Street
Nadison III. Nnndnlnh $3.50.
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Special Notices

FouNp-Tnc Specially Shop at Eighth
ana Grace, where popular prices pre-
vail on infants and chiids' wear.
suitable for the holidays; a beautifully
dressed doll 10 be given away: bring
your httlc girl In and ask our plan
Maryc bernstein 1850
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Special Notices

NOTICE TO HUNTERS.
$1,000 reward for prosecution OF par,ics
cutting timber ON Mcchunicsv!il. Farm.
W. J. Strain & SON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24

Messrs. t!aSood. Rivers e Young. of
Charleston. :. -. for ;hc appellant
ana by MessrS. Mitchell & Smith. OF
cha T!estcn; ;. G.: for the appellee.
admitted 20 practice as on attorney
and counsellor in this court.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and lruiInu

1880
Bill. >FOLBEK--Lost brown i.a;hc. b!li
tolder: reward. Thpns boulevard 3ItS-J.
Mrs noykln Robinson.
MoSEG-l-ost Tuesday, evening stree;
At Murphy's Hotel. Planters Nationa.
baak coupon envelope containing tei.s5
IN cash. Finder return - Tinc.- Dig
pttch office and receive reward
fOlNTER-Straycd or stolen: pointer bird
uos; female. spayca. name Kate: no
collar white. with sinal. brown spots;
larSo reward /: returned 20 les North
fifth Street or call Madison 659G-J.
No questions laEked.
PURSE-W.! party who picked up i,dy's
black purse In Chilnrcy', Drug Store
about $3.50 Tuesday afternoon h;adiy call
Madison 3eIt? Reasonable reward.
TINE--Lost. Goodyear tire AMI rim from,
car. size 32xt. on Broad or clay. Finder
Ieturn TO COS East l.ish Reward.
WILL. the party who exchanged overcoats
az the dance on Floyt: Avcnu. FRIDAY
night please call boulevard i3s. !?
WRIST WArcIi-l.ost. Iad!es' green go!.l
wrist watch, on October 20: naAr
lnTar." i5-jcwe!. obiong shape. with
link chain. Return to 1906 East Mar
shall street. Reward.
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SACRIFICE

sTCpEBAKER SPECIAL SIN.
ON ACCOUNT OF VERY ILL.
HEALTH. AN OBLIGED TO
SELL. AND VIII, GIVE: VERY
REASONABLE TERMS FOR I'M
MEDIATE SALE. CAR USED
VERY LITTLE. GOOD AS NEW
IN EVERY RESPECT. CALL
BOULEVARD 2Set-J.
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AUTOMOBILES
for Sal,

FORD for sale: IN good condition: Jus,
or"rhauled $3.50. Come quick; bargain
Firth 81. Garage. t2 y. Fifth
FONL, touring car: 1871 model; lust thor.
ouEhiy overhaulc6: IN ABSOLUTELY .tirs.
class order: $500; Apply 10 ". .. Deyu
sl2 West Broad.
FORD TOURING. PRACTICALLY NEW
y BARGAIN FOR 4 QUICK BtTYER
l?iS FORD ROADSTER 3o25.
A. II: TlLI.EH 1908 w. BROAD
FRANKLIN autouobil. 70. sale. practi-
cally new franklin. ia perfect ccnd.-
lion. VIII sacrifice. Address y .2i
GUARANTEED USED CARE
lSu!ck 1890 Roadster.
Dotgc 1919 Touring
Overland 1920 Touring.
Ifupmobi!e. Model II.
These cars arc a. good and gum.
aateed the same as a new one
ASK FOR MIR. MULI.hS
t6s and t05 West Broad Street.
JORDAN 7-PASYES0ER. 1877 model only
Iightly used. real bargain. Phone
Randolph GA.
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stUG0.sLAvS WANT TlUME
SITUATION CLEARED UP
SFts Appeal to Italian Government
" II Falls VIII Ask

Shf Appear to Itnlinn Government.
" II Falls VIII Ask
Allies.
LONDON. Nov. 23.--An appeal by
sthe Jugo. Slav government to the
!, Italian government; to clear up the
. situation created by the stand OF
gent commander at Fiumc, Is immi
mont. says the London Times Milan
.Sortcsrondcnt. quoting Belgrade
,diSpatch 10 the Sccoio OF Milan.
- -
u. =. Circuit Court OF Appeals.
The United states Circuit Court Of
Appeals reconvened yesterday morn
Ing at 10 o'clock. with the following
circuit Judge Martin \. Knapp. Of
Washington, ID. g. and Charles ~.
Woods. OF Marion; ). c.; District
inond: Clerk Claude NJ Dean and
United states Marshal John q. Saun-
dcrs
Case Argued Yesterday.
No. 1883, Louis -. Bartot, plaintiff
III error. VS.. the United States. de-
iendant in error: error 10 the Dis;ric:
Court at Columbia. s. c. Argued by
q, for the plaintiff in error, and by
air. J. Wa:ies Waring. assistant
United States Attorney. Charleston.
G., fo., the dependant in error, and
Cases In Cal, Today.
No. 1893. j. -. Dickinson Co.
plaintiff In error. ". willard l.. Rob
.Dson, ct al. defendants in error: err
ror TO the District Court at Charles
ION. w. Va. To be argued by W. l..
Z. Byrne. Of Charleston. W. Va. for
The piaintin In error, and by charles
\ Schmettau. of Toledo. Ohio, McssrS.
Brown, jackson IL Knight and MessrS.
Price. Smith. Splman " Clay. Of
Charleston. w. Va. for the defendants
. No. iS4o. Hamilton Ridge lumber
company. appellant. W. southern Cot
ron OF, COMPANY. appellee: appeal
from The District Court a; Charles
lnn. :. g. TO be nrEucd by Mcssrs
Williams & Mullen. OF Richmond. and
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

PRESiIEK DEMONSrRATON--A baIvaI,,
w. ID. Moss, al ". Main. Mad. lola.
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USED CARS Or EXCEPTIONAL.
VALUES.

USED CARS Or EXCEPTIONAL
VALUES.
StutZ. recent model. 6-Lassense..
Studebaher. IL series B,g-S.a touring
Stud.base-. 20 series L!ght-S.1 touring
Chevrolet. model so
Gambler. IL sc.ss touring.
S,ude5ake-. rs series 7-passcnser touring
Stndehhker: IS hGricn S.passcngc. touring
chaimtrS. IL series 5-passcnge. touring.
Studeeaiser. Is seri.s g. passenger roads;s.
S:udcbahsr. y; series panel delivery.
new.
All th" above cars .A'roushly nyorhaui.i
anu Fepainted. satisfactory terms can bt
arranged with Responsible parties.
coDuRN MOTOR SALES CORPORATION
i.i7-9 WEST BROAD STREET.
PHONE MADISON es1c
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Lost and Found

kEfS-L"s;. bunch OF keys. between
l.akeric~ Av"nu. and Grow. Avenue. or
III Jitncy between Addison and Thrd
aud Broad Rrturn to Room .o5 Cen
trai National Bank Reward.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

ut mis- residence. 1917 South
colonial Avenue. at .a5 T. NJ. Novcm-
hcr IS, John William Bush aged 4:
years months 70 days. aft"r long
ana painful Illness. " leaves Ia mourn
th"i. loss. six children. as follows: Mrs.
l. J.. Hacharia.. Mrs. y L. Goodwin.
MIS- ~. T.. Lewis OF Toronto, Canada:
v. W. Bush. TX e.. Il. Rush and T.. r.
bush. and min. grandchildren. Funeral
notice later
kIRkWoop--D!ri. Tuesday November
~. 1920. AT a:3o 4. NJ. at Stuar. Circi.
Hospital. Mrs. Katharine K.rkwooL. OF
'sO2 East Franklin Street. aged fifty
six years. She ~ survived by two
daughters, Miss Alice Kriwood. OF this
SitE. ana Hrs. Maurice Geronimo, of
Iers. also OF New York
The funeral Will tahc place Wednes-
Gay afternoon "a, 2 o'clock from So.
JOINS Episcopal church. Intcrnent In
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Business Services Offerc1I
BACHELORS, Attention /!
We mend your clothes,
sew on buttons. THE
GIFT SHOP, 800 E. Grace.

DOLL HOSPITAL
Dolls repaired. ali parts furnished w..
,ads rem S2ur own cotnttngs Iugh",