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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14

And Now IS The Time To.
Select Your Home From
These Many Attractive
BARGAINS
SPECIALS.
AsTPARK, SEC. 3.
Eight rooms bath basement under entire building hardwood
doors and finish nice lot swell location and special bargain
WALNUT AVE- SECS.
Six rooms bath, pantry electric lights large cellar and
special bargain at $500
PENNSYLVANIA AVE, SECL
Six rooms bath basement very large lot lt Trees grape
vines good biz garden, price $751; 600 on good terms.
Pennsylvania AVE, Seen
rour roo briek wash house toilet argebt good garoel
a swell little home for ss400 Terms.
RUSSELL ST, sEcHoNH
sv roor brick house toilet basement goodlarge garden and
ittepeach for $780, and very reasonable SeEms
MoRGANToWN AVE, SECTION c.
.,ams both basement. slate roof, lot swell
1;+tle home and special bargain at $780, GOOD Terms
EAST SIDE sTUCC0 HOUSES.
cv rooms hath basement under entire tne ot,
swell location and a bargain at SSlNN
EAsTPARK 8 MORO ANT0VVN AVENUE. :,
o fine building lots suitable for business OF residence Inc
1o aro m The corner Of East Park and avenues
dsre bargains Price for bothlots $1,000. Terms
MoRGANTOwN AVE, MIILST.
CIV rooms hath basement good lot and special pre S6O
mi, yp Won deed for this property balance like rent
MAPLE AVE SECTION NJ
EIGHT rooms BATH electric lights good cellar lot 42lzxl
GARAGE This swell brick home and Offered at low tgafe
price $500.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE, SEC S.
Sly rooms bath pantry, large basement electric Lights
plum for S57OOon good terms
MAPLEAvE BRICK HOME.
EIGHT rooms bath, basement garage furnace and other
modern c0nyemenceS y
GRANT ST, SECTION G.
Three rooms toilet cellar nice little home for $780, S1lOO
will give YOU deed for this home balance on gooo teFms
CHICAGO ST, sEC.C
Nine rooms two baths electric lights laundry cellar large
porch
SPRING STREET SECTION 3.
Four rooms large lot good girden $500 or more will give
Won deed for this home balance like rent
SPRING STREET SECS
Six rooms bath basement large garden grapes fruit trees
price $4,000.
NORyAL ST, SEC. N
Six rooms BATH basement two large lots sozlo bargain
: at $500 on terms
HAMILTON ST. HOME, Sec
Six rooms bath basement good garden terms.
HGHsT SEC. NJ
Six rooms bath basement garden and modern convsnienca
Terms.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14
s. G. Mover, Res. Phone / 161-M

OPPORTUNITY VIII
BELLVIEW HOME
Five rooms basement and other slOV
cash will give you deed for this home balance on easy Terms
BELLWEW HOME
Five rooms BATH cellar good well and located on DITCH pave
1aents, q bargain at $4700
BELLVIEW HOME
Six rooms, BATH basement furnace and swell home tor
Z $780, on paved street
BELLyIEw HOME.
Four rooms basement and about acre OF ground goes
with this home Price $500
BEILvIEw HOME
Six rooms BATH basement grape vnysrd and bargain at
$500 on beautiful paved street.
BELLvIEw HOME.
-Four rooms BATH basement pantry and bargain at s5o
on easy terms Worth your investigation
BELLvIEw HOME
Five rooms cellar good large lot and other Improvements
Can arrange very easy terms
BELLv1EW HOME
Six rooms BATH basement and swell home Tor SooOO ana
well worth your investigation.
BELLVIEW HOME
Eirt rooms, bath basement furnace This is swell home
in swell location.
3ELLV1EW HOVE.
Six rooms BATH BASEMENT lot 132x12l This is small farm
on Pennsylvania avenue and can be bought at bargain
BELLVEW HOME.
Seven rooms basement Lot l6Ox12O This is anot
farm within half block Of Pennsylvania avenue Price
s8600 One third cash will give you deedior this home.
BELLWEW-BARNEsToWN HOME.
Five rooms, bath, cellar lot SOx1 This IS beautiful home
large double lot with fruit trees good well out building
and other modern improvements Worth your investigation
BELLVIEW HOME.
Six rooms bath basement and other modern improvements.
Located Just off Beyew avenue and can be bought at real bar
gain.
We have CONFIDENTIAL LISTINGS not in this BULLE-
TIN List your property with US and then watch results.
Nyou don't see what you want let us know your warts
We have personally inspected every property listed in this
BULLETIN
COLUMBIA ST, SEC.C
Eight rooms BATH basement cleo. lights, lot 1xl0 price
$1,000
BARNES ST. SEC BID.
Six rooms, bath, basement lot 50x10Q price $780,
STATE STREET, SEC.H.
Three rooms garage wash house. good well lot 50x13S
swell little home at bargain. Terms
STATE STREET, SECS.
Nine rooms, BATH electric lights, garage lot s5xloo price
5000 on terms.
STATE ST. sEC.EF
Five rooms, BATH cellar goodlo little plum for 42O
STATE ST, SECS
Five rooms, toilet cellar good lot Price $4,000 terms
MARKETsT, Seem
Five rooms, lot 50 l2x11o Price $500 on terms u
EAsTsDE BRICK STORE BLDG.
Fine location one large store ROOM good flat on second fooE
epod basement near entrance new bridge bargain at $780,
BROWN ST, SECTION B
Seven rooms BATH large hall basement slate ROOF price
5000 on terms.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14
BELLVIEW HOME.
BELLVIEW HOME.
3ELLVIEW HOVE.

Six rooms bath, BASEMENT lot 152xlN This is small ia
on Pennsylvania avenue and can be bought at bargain
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14
BELLVIEW HOME.

Seven rooms basement slate root Lot l6Ux1a Inns IS
ar sms farm within half block Of Pennsylvania avenue
$500 One third cash will give you deed for this home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
You May Want to Give
"Runtie" Contest Role;
He's Screen Star, Too

In real. ife an wen an In REEF.
plays which most faithfully dra-
matizo and interpret human affairs.
animals often play an important n
not determining part
Many a mans and woman's fate
has been determined by n dog. n
horse. a cnt--cycn a mouse.
Introduction OF An animal or two
In screen plays frequently provides
means for comedy relief to the stern
er Developments OF the action. And
the love Of millions OF foflss for a dog
has often heightened interest In a
picture in which he plays his clumsy
or intelligent part
All OF which may prove -huneh"
for you TO give "ftuntic" a role with
Louise Giaum. screen star. In that
prize script YOU arc writing for her
In the J. Parker Read. Ir.-Seattle
Star $50 scenario contest
"Runtie- IN rouine Churn's pet
buildor-a very tiny edition. He
accompanies her everywhere; on her
horseback cantera. on the golf links,
10 tho studio and locations" and
about town In Los Angeles where
Miss Glaum lives.
He's n screen star. too. m HIS
saucy. wargish way. and he knows
as much aa amy dog can h. expected
TO know about the technique Of film
acting.
Mid and gentle when he's treated
right. but bundle OF fury when he
thinks his heroine needs his protect.
ton, .Runtie" In n four.footcd char.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
CTIM,iER

Ci.f.MMER
10 WOMEN LIKE WILD MEN
OR MILD MENf
DO they find the amateur handy.
man around the house as interesting
as tho handy man around the adissf
DO they prefer 90 be worried or
borcdT It's hard 20 mako any gen
eral rule. perhaps but Angelica. the
pretty little heroine OF -Parior. Bed.
room and Bath" at the Ciemmer this
week. wanted husband who was
tn. honest to goodness kind 81 man.
about. town you read about in serial
rtorica
Reggie oontrfved 20 convince her
he was that Kind OF Eny dog. But
after tho marriage-then pretsnse
and deceit wasn't 20 easy 70 sustain
DiaiIluAions and complications en-
sued
'parior. Bedrccm and BATH II a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

acter 10 inspire the imagination Of
every lover OF animals who IL writing
a script IN the scenario contest
Meet "Runtis- In the photo here
wftb-smfilng contcntediy in the
basket on Louise Glaum's arm
And n you haven't begun that
scenario for the 5000 prizes
DO 1T NOWi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Carter. popular stars
OF the stage and screen. will bc seen
at the Coliseum beginning Saturday
In the stage comedy. Twin Beds"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

y. W. fIornung's famous story.
Dead Men Tell No Tales" VIII be
reproduced on the screen at the Rex
for the first time Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

Constance Talmadgc comes 20 tho
Liberty Saturday as the fascinating
little heroine OF dangerous Busi.
ness" a delightful comedy drama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

screen vrrFfon OF tho famous Broad
way stage farce.
COLISEUM
Conrad IN Quest OF MS Youth
the photoplAy az the Coliseum this
week. features Thomas Mcighan.
Conrad IL a returned soldier who.
tiring OF life in big city. sets out
for his Old homo town 20 find tho
piaymates Of his youth. His first dis
appointment occurs when he hunts
up n sweetheart OF his younger years
and finds her the very plump wife
Of an old friend. and tho proud
mother Of four children.
conrad's disappointment arc many
until he lands In England. where he
meets pretty girl and he discovers
that all the romance has not gone
out Of his llfos
LIBERTY
II you miss ALWAYS Audacsous. =
the screen play AZ tho Liberty this
week in which waiiac. Reid ls star
ring. you are missing real treat
Reid plays a dual role In this photo.
play. lie portrnys two entirely diff.
ferent types OF men. one the hero
and the other a schcminr and VII
famous crook. and h. puts them both
over to perfection
A delightful romance adds much
to the interest OF tho story.
COLONIAL
"The Secret Cift.- the film play
which opened At the Colonial Wed
neHday. IL decidedly novel picture
The plot IL without a hAro. a heroine.
a vampire or a villain. II IL Just a
plain story 81 everyday life.
Picturesque scenes In New York's
Fast Side. where the foreign popula.
ton lives. are faithfully reproduced
Gladys Wilson. a new little screen
beauty: Lee kohimar. Carl Gerard
and Jennie Leo are included In the
cast
REX
Tom Mir lives up 20 his rcputa-
ton Of being daredevil stunt per
former IN hts latest picture desert
Love" Mt the Rex this week.
During the action Mix IN called
upon 10 save the life OF Dolly, sister
Of his sweetheart The situation
forces Mix 20 balance himself In a
standing position with one foot on
each Of two horses and air. AZ tho
william. Dolly. struggling With her
prosecutor. seems In danger OF re.
eeiying the bullets intended for tho
wheip. But our hero Ia too sure
with hts gun TO make n slip. DC.
spite his unsafe position he succeeds
in freeing the girl
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-11
sentido fallecimiento.

FL domingo dej6 de existir Ell
que Ell vida fue ilustrado Y cul-
70 caballero don Claudio Cordo-
va Diaz.
No es necesario que yo olga a
mis- lectorcs quien fue Claudio Cor
dova, pues Sc trata de uno de los
elementos mas conocidos, no sola-
mente Ell esta ciudad, sino EN- mu-
chas poblaciones de Ia isla.
Durante muchos afios sc dedico
al magisterio, Ell ell cual supo cap
tarse la estimation y considera-
ci6n de sus' superiores, compane-
ros y educandos
Desde hacfa algunos amos descm
penaba un puesto de confan2a en-
nuestra municipalidad, EN- Ell cual
tuvo la oportunidad de dar a CO.
nocer la gran inteligencia de q.
estaba dotado. ue uno de esos Sc
res que facilmente captabase la
estimation de todos. En- poli.ica,
figur0 al frente del movimiento
republicanO, habiendo logrado, co
mo siempre, salir airoso en todas
sus empresas.
Consecuente miembro de todas
las ihstituciones a que perteneci6,
supo laborar por ell engrandeci-
miento de todas, teniendo la salts
facci6n de haber contfibufdo gran
demente a que contemos en- esta
ciudad con instituciones tan pode
rosas como las logias sI4oarina !
y Luz Y Progreso".
STentierro fue una clara demos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-11
NOTAS DE BAYAMON.|
Continuation de la pag. ~
Un escalamiento:

La otra noche fue escalado ell
establecimiento comercial de nues
tro estimado amigo el senior Villa
nueva, situado Ell la calle de Co
merio
Ell los cacos penetraron por
la parte posterior del estableci-
miento, habiendose llevado efec-
tos por valor de cien d0lares.
Al amanecer encontraron el due
no Y la policia, gran cantidad de
arroz derramada en- la trastienda,
10 que hace suponer que los auto
res de tan vandalico hecho, no tu-
vieron nj siquiera ell cqidado, de
que va que es.Rban hacienda da-
iio, deberian cuidar de que los efec
tos no Sc perdieran miserablemen-
te.
La policfa esta investigando cui-
dadosamente ell escalamiento, Y es-
pera de un momento ell ingreso de
los delincuentes EN- la carcel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-11
QUE ES Ell REUMATISMO
Y COMO Sc CURA
Ell antique infalible Aceite de
San Jacobo es ell verdadero
remedio racional.

SQue es ell reumatismo? Ell reu-
matismo es un simple dolor local
Y no una enfermedad organica. 81
usted 10 padece, no continue to-
mando drogas. En- cincuenta casos,
no hay uno que requiera tratamien
to inferno. Lo 1nico que usted ne
cesita para obtener alivio compile
to e Immediate es frotarse la parte
adolorida con Aceite de San Ja-
cobo. Este es ell mejor remedio
que existe 10 mismo para ell reu-
matismo que para las neuralgias,
la ciatica y ell lumbargo. Como tie
ne un eXtraordinario poder de pc
netracion, obra instantaneamente,
Y como es inofensivo del todo, pue
de aplicarse en- cualquier-parte del
cuerpo sin tenor de que irrite nj
manche la piel.
mo sufra usted mas !! Compre
hoy mismo un frasco de Aceite de
San Jacobo, friccionese segun las
instrucciones respectivas y Ell po-
COS momentos ell dolor, la rigidez
de los mnsculos Y la hinchaz6n de
las articulaciones habran desapare
cido para siempre. Hace mas de
medic siglO que esta preparation
Sc usa Ell todas parties del lnundo
con exito extraordinario. Ensaye-
la usted y vera por 81 mismo que
no existe otra que posea merito
igual. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-11

TRACTION del cariiio que le era dis
pensado Ell vidaepor todos los ele-
mentos de esta eiudad Y San Juan
Enviamos nuestro pesame su
viuda Y hermana, aFmismo ITEM
po que hacemos votos por la prom
ia resignation tan necesaria en- ca
SOS de esta fndole. Descanse en- ell
seno del Creador, el alma de tan
inolvidable y estimadoscompanero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-11
PASTILLAS
.ARVELINA

Para limpiar viviicar los rinones.
Eliminan de la sangre el acido drico causA
del reumatismo de muchas Intermediates
misteriosas.
DE vENTA EN- LAS 5oTIcAS
Prueoa gratis Am. Med. Extracts Co.. New York
Lo mejor que jamas prcbaron'
Dicen de estas Pastillas,
Dos hombres que Sc curaron
En- ell pueblo de Patillas.
Los dos caballeros aludidos obtuvie-
ron las Pastillas Arvelina en- la Parma
cia del senior Capella, Patillas, Puerto
Rico. Advt.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-14
Washington and Flag Day.

and disrespec for the great principles
throughout the nation
comforting the wider observance of June I4 the anni
versary the Continental Congress formally adopted
Stripes the official emblem of the United States
Apart public schools Washington will
which remains emblematc OF
institutions patriotic speeches and pageant of historical
the of the Capitol that should be well ATTENDED as
Former Speaker Champ Clark is responsible
thousand knows the words OF the
"Star Spangd Banner How many in Wash
that the real spanged banner one OF the priced
National Museumhat the waving flag which
ped immortal words yet be by all
history 1t is bit battered and torn
Key swinging in the breeze during the lombard
McHeny September 1874 but it carefully
preserved of our priceless national relics
June, 1876 few weeks before the
of Independence that seapponed
committee consisting George Washington Robert Morris and
George upholstery shop OF Betsy Ross in Pha
depha make flag after design which they sub
and the result the famous
flag adopted by Congress june 1877 these wods
Resolved flag be thirteen stripes
white, the be thirteen white
blue field representing constellation
By the year 1875 FIVE States 1t
be added for each State
impossible preserve distinctive of the
After committee had deIberated the matter bill
presented Congress passed. April IS providing
That from and after the Fourth of July next the flag OF the
United be thirteen horizontal stripes alternate red and white
that the union have stars, white blue field
That, admission of every State in the Union
Hag and that such addition shall
Fourth of July succeeding such admission
Stars and Stripes The popular desg
Glory attributed Captain Driver, who in
with the colors hewas about sail for the
South his brig the Charles Dosgett 1t
hoisted position the masthead and
he exclaimed his enthusiasm
"Od Glory little realizing he had struck title that was to
go down through the ages.
early of history has undergone bap
sm Of FIRE to emerge
and liberty throughout the world
President Wilson said:
ts the group of that seeks stand
resolution when principle hold
vndcated and made for the salvation the
plead the bar of history flag
shall a luster."
The vanqushed how fully the prophecy
feaized
The Washington herald., 1920-06-14
LIVED IN DUCOUT
THOUGH WEALTHY

A story of humanitys revertine
to the barbarous stage was revealed
In Dickinson, y. D.. when two aged
sisters were taken from their loath.
some dugout, near here. to the State
hospital for the insane at James.
town. The conduct of Katherine
and Rebecca McCullom. home stead
ers here thirty-hve years ago, lone
ago convinced neighbors they were
mentally deranged, and through ef-
forts of the Red Cross, they have
been finally placed under proper
care.
Their "peculiarity" dates back to
about thirty years ago when the
sisters returned from their former
home at Pomeroy, Iowa, to close
up a real estate deal They told OF
being presented with, and eating
queer tasting apples" which made
them very i'll. 1t is believed some
shark took this method of defraud-
ing them in the transaction.
The McCullom sisters were borr
in Scotland and came here from
Iowa to file on claims. They now
own 800 acres. a herd of cattle, and
carried with them in an old can
$3.50 in currency and 500 in gold
Their dugout contained a pile OF
rags on which they slept. a kitchen
stove, few cooking utensils, kero-
sene lantern and Bible. They wore
mems ragged clothing and never
bathed. One sister made a semi
annual trip to Dickinson for provi.
sions; the other had not left the
farm for twenty years.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-14
Events Of Today

Engineer Commissioner Kutz will
outline the effects of soning on the
manufacturing industry TO members
OF the Merchants and Manufacturers
Association at the District of Co
t1umbia Manufacturing COMPANY,
a2H X street northwest. tonight
Amusements.
Belasco-"A Thief In the Night"
Garrick-Garrick Players in Par
lor. Bedroom and Bath"
National-Aborn Opera Company
In The Lilac Domino
Poli's-"The Whip"
cosmos-vaudeville and fiims.
| B. y. Keith's-vaudevi
Loew's Palace - william Faver-
sham In The Man who Lost Him
self"
Moore's Rialto Wanda Hawley
In Miss Hobbs"
Crandall's Metropolitan - Clara
klmoall Young in For the Soul of
Rafael"
Moore's Strand - Ideal" ano
Nurse Marjorie"
Moore's Garden-Hobart Boswortb
In Below the Surface"
Loew's Columbia-Blanche Sweet
In Simple Souls"
Crandalfs-Dolores CassineIli In
'Tarnished Regulations"
Crandalfs Knickerbocker - Clara
kimoall Young in For the Soul of
Rafael"
Glen Echo-Resort attractions.
Great Falls Park-Resort facili-
ties.
steamer Macaiester-Daily excur-
sions to MONT Vernon at 10 a. m.
and $3.50 p. m.
Marshall Hall - Resort amuse-
ments; steamers at 10 a. m. 2:30 and
$3.50 p. m.
Chesapeake Beach-Resort attrac-
tions.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-14
TO JUNE.

Fair June. thou month of blushing
of thunder storms and trolley rides,
l dedicate to, thee and thine this
bunch of homely thoughts of mine.
For thou hast brought beleafng
trees
and bully frogs and humble bees,
with
bugs by night and bats by dark
since Mr.. Noah rode the ark.
hail thee as a season fair. mos
quitoful
and debonair. The June bug dwells
in
thine abode. the cricket and the
hopping toad!
All. thus. fair June. to thee I raise
my ardent song Of homely praise,
and would that thou were near u
brighten up the heeting year.
IN. A. LCFBURROw.
Copyright. 1870. by the Mcclure Newspaper
syndieate.l
The Washington herald., 1920-06-14
Notes BY a Chicago ObserDer
Republican, Nominee Barely Escaped Pooling
By Rivals Wood Appealed to Johnson for
Aid - Temperature Help to Harding
Second Selection Rushed Indecently

like peoples gccd temper in the
broiling weekend heat. The tenn
perature. historians will record. had
not little TO DO with the rapidity
with which Senator Harding was
nominated. Delegates end galleries
alike were impatient for the end.
The swelter in the Coliseum dur
ing the final ballots was unbear-
ably oppressive. Demand was uni
versal that a decision should be
reached without delay. The conven-
tion not only wanted Harding, II
longed for fresh air, cooling drink.
and normal nerves.
How cheap we hold the Vice Presi-
dency could not possibly have been
better exemplified by the positively
indecent rush with which the NOM
ination for second place was accom-
plished. This is. of course, no re-
fection upon Gov. Coolidge. who by
geSeral consent adorns the ticket.
Not 10 per cent Of the Coliseum
crowd, bedraggled and frazzled
from the days mental and physical
perspiration. cared one tinker's cuss
who was nominated for Vice Presi-
dent. There was a pretty general
understanding that the managers
had decided upon Coolidge, but his
name. together with those of Len
root. Allen and Anderson, was pro-
posed amid an atmosphere of list
lessness, impatience and disinter-
estedness that was amazing.
F. w. w.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-14

Chicago. ILL.,, June I3.-Some body
recalled today that up to within q
few minutes of his nomination the
vast majority OF delegates were
firmly for another selection than
Harding. BY that Is meant the a
pooling of Wood and Lowden votes
at one time represented a total
strength of s23 votes, or approxi-
mateiy two-thirds Of the convention.
Republicans everywhere in Chi
cago are In a get-together mood.
but Wood and Lowden partisans,
filled with deep and comprehensive
disappointment. are finding conso-
lation In the facts and figures above
recorded.
I understand that Gen. Leonard
Wood made personal and sone-
what pathetic appeal to Senator HI
ram w. johnson during the fate
full recess before tho final ballots.
To throw the johnson votes into
tho Wood column. They could not
have turnsd the tide decisively In
Woods direction, but II was felt
that the psychological effect would
he inevitably favorable. The gen
eral sought the johnson strength
teighty or ninety votes) as a par
tial offset for the Lowden votes that
were known to be ready to slide
away in Harding's direction.
Chicago is a deserted city. Con-
vention crowds have melted away
The Washington herald., 1920-06-14
Calvin Coolidge.

Republican Presidential elected
of his office endowed with sufficient tech
meal knowledge for his task he has Massachusetts,
through lawmakng
and He gained national
by handling of police strike
fiot that accompanied it.
England by united him candidate
the Presidency his chief rival being Wood but
worked for his for Vice President
E. Gov. Coolidge is native of
College and lawyer by pofesson but he has held office
years his
determined He has icite speaker but a
laconc style He frugal uterng opinions
you doubt what believes
speak write He like the Presidential candidate safe
with positive will and much of
The Washington herald., 1920-06-14
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS

New York. June 13.-The follow
ing Washingtonians are registered
at hotels here today:
J. L. Humphrey, F. X. Frank. St.
James; A. E. Hanson, wallick; A.
Denset. II. F. Harris. o. d. Harris,
Longacre: r. NJ. Newbold. Algon-
quin; f. w. whitman, Netherland.
NJ. j. Foran. Alcazar: Mrs. A.
Grill, Gre egorian: A. X. House. Park
Avenue; i. Sloan. H. E. Kantner, AL
cazar; ]. B. Kelley, f. ]. Ritchie.
Dreslin: j. d. Hird, +. Fl. Rose. H.
Sherwin, Navarro: c. Bennett, w.
r. Barrios, Miss G.. Z. Wales, 0. v.
Wcnch. Strand.
w. ]. Behan, II. L. Baron. Marl-
borough: n. II. Gorham. Mr. and
Mrs. w. ]. Belle, Cumberland: J.
Burke. Flanders: ]. NJ. Brandon, II.
Ebb. Breslin: Eric Erikson. O. d.
Harris, Longacre.
Trade Representatives.
w. j. Johnstone, w. B. Moses &
Sons, Cumberland.