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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-10-06

Senator Harding will speak in
Louisville October IA.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-10-06

October 9 is theffteenth annA
versary of the great Chiego -
The Washington herald., 1920-11-29

WANT TED-sIX OR SEVEN UPHoLsTER-
ers; also helpers BOX 227-C, Herald
office. 11-37S
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IT SEE BY
| lHEHERALD l
What, When, Where,

Informal dinner, Fred S. oiohner
to employees, at Harvey's. D. m.
Students concert, Washington
College OF Music. Central High
School, S:l5 .. m.
Lecture in Spanish, by A. r. Lar
rain, Lisner Hall, George Washing
ton University. 6 p. m.
Mass meeting of Soldiers Home
veterans, at Soldiers Home. z p. m
Concert, Marine Band. Marine
Barracks, Eighth and streets
southeast, p. m.
Meeting, Pastors Federation, at
New York avenue Presbyterian
Church, ii a. m; Major X. L. Cess
ford. superintendent OF police.
speaker.
Meeting. District Conservation
and Thrift Committee, at 1895 r
street northwest. $50 D. m.
Ladies night" at Thomson Com
munity Center. Twelfth and L
streets northwest; Mid-city Citizens
Association. host; invited speakers.
Commissioner Hendrick and the
Rev. Earle Wiley.
Meeting, Central Labor Union.
1905 Z street northwest. 6 p. m.
Weekly tea, College women's
club, 1880 p. m; DIR. Ballou. speaker
Tedsy's Amusements.
Polrs-"Betty Be Good"
Nationsl-Henry Miller and
Blanche Bates in The Famous Mrs.
Fair"
Belssco-'Trene."
Garrick-"Heigh-Ho."
B. +. Kelth's-vaudeviIle matt
nee daily.
strand-vaudeville and pictures:
matinee daily.
Gayety-"Best Show in Town"
Folly-'The Beauty Revue"
Metropolitsn-Alice Lake In Body
and Soul"
Palace-'The Furnace"
Garden-"To Please One Woman"
Knickerbocker-Alice Lake In
Body and Soul"
columbis--Behold Ny Wife"
Rialto-Otis Skinner In ''kismet-"
Crsndslrs-Neal Hart in '-Hslf's
Oasis"
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WINTER TOPS

Best makes-Ford. Dodge, Hudson. Man
ufaeturers' Agent. 2io2 H St. NV. West ee3
1855.
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AUCTION SALES.
Thos. ]. Owen & Son, Auctisuesrs.
~ cents a line 4 time,
1885, discotnt or more inserfiors.

Thos. ]. Owen & Son, Auctisnesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ing lot In Chevy Chase Crest, d. C.-By
virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly re-
corded, in Liber No. 42o7. Folio 1877 ct SEQ.
Of the land REGARDS Of the District Of Co
lumbia, and at the request Of the party Sc
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees will
sell. at public auction In the Office Of Thos.
J. Owen 4 Son, 1881 G st. NV, Wednesday,
the sth day Of December, A. d. 1890 az 1
o'clock p. m, the following described land
and premises, situate in the District Of Co
lumbia, and designated as and being lot IS
in Square 2oo7 in the Subdivision Of Chevy
Chase Crest As per plat thereof recorded In
the 0tice Of the Surveyor for the District Of
Columbia In Book ~ at page IL. Terms:
All cash. Conveysncinr. recording and stamps
at purchasers cost. A deposit OF 800 re-
quired at time Of sale and the purchaser
allowed so days to complete the purchase.
Further particulars at time Of sale. WILL
lam II. RlTCHIE, ROBERT Z. HEATER,
Trustees. 1i-SS4
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PRICE $I6.OOO.O0

One Of the most attra tive homes We have
listed; lo-sted In Washington Heifhts. and
contains rooms and baths; every modern
convenience; house is IS feet wide; open FIRE
place; built-in garage; .eautifully decorated
| throughout.
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IT CtNIs q Ful6 IUHts
I59o discoEat 8 or more Insertions.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, sUPERvIS.
ing Architects offIee, Washington. D. O..
November 90, 1920.-sEALED PROPOSALS
will be opened In this Office at p. m, De
cember -, 1920. for separation Of the sani-
tary from the Storm Water drainage system
and for permanent light and power feeders
at the United States Auditors Building, out
buildings, etc, Washington, d. c., in accord
ance with specification and drawings, copies
Of which may be had At this Office in the
discretion Of the Supervising Architect,
JAMES A. wETNoRE. Acting Supervising
Architect. 1850
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FOR COLORED

Park for sale for colored people on Cabin
John car line this side Of Glen Echo PARK
about four acres Of land: fronting on the
Conduit Road; two buildings. shout 5000 "a
# Of noor space. Price. $50 900; g. SO
cash, balance 70 suit. or will rent for 81. 500
per year. payable In advance. Apply by let
ter 20 BOX 232-c. Herald Office. llSTl
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PERSONAL.
10 cents q itne ! time.
iSCa iL<cONNf 8 or more iaserfiotts

10 cents q line time.
IS9o diScosnt . pr more Insertions.
woRKINGMEN, A CLEAR CONCEPTION
Of what is to be done to get the mon"
to give best value for the cash you spend
and that's the way to have another friend
We want you to know Of the new corduroy
used overcoats. IS up; ladies' coats, s. up.
JUsrH's OLD STAND. 610 d. 1855
N UsIo-coMPosED. ARRANGED AND
published; satisfaction guaranteed; cata-
iogue free. @. u. JOHNSON, o0s 10th 1t.
ne. Upright piano for sale. $50. 1i-ss
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PRICE Sh50O-00

A splendid room home in good residential
section Northeast; located Just Of East Cap
itol street; hot water heat. An excellent
buy.
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PRICE SI075nO0

Eight room and bath homo. in best section
Northwest; house 's - feet wide; Thoroughly
modern throughout; open fireplace; cement
porches; four splendid bedchambeu; quar-
tered oak noors.
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PRICE $8750.OO

Beautiful 9 room corner home, overlooking
soldiers' Heme; hot s~ster heat; electric
lights. Can be bought On exceptionally easy
terms.
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PRICE $5,750.O0

Six room and bath hGme, with hot water
heat, In splendid Northeast location. Can be
sold ~ very reasonable terms.
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ooLoREp PURCHASERS.
&c. our hst Of over two hundred
JOHN p. COLLINS CO.,
e0e l7th 1t. NV.
MAIN Geze. ocz9-o
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PRICE SI6.OO0.OO

oee Of the most attractive homes In Chevy
Chlse; o rooms and 2 taths. bot water heat;
electric lights; large front porch; enclosed
sleeping porch; double gsrsre-
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FEMALE
HOTELS NEED TRAINED W,

HOTELS NEED TRAINED WOMEN.
Big demand; We train you for gh-saIaried
positions In hotels clubs, restaurants, cafe
terias and tearooms; no previous experience
necessary; many graduates now making s., 500
TO s.. 900 q year; dozens now own their own
hotels. Big pay; quick advancement; de-
lightful Surroundings; easy hours; fine living;
free meals; fascinating work-these are only
a few Of the many advantages Of this de-
Mghtful business. Course indorsed by BiIt-
more, Commodore, Waldorf Astoria. Ansonia
and other great hotels. which orer prefer
ence to our students. Our graduates eagerly
sought everywhere Get into this big paying
profession now. Course costs but a few
cents 4 day. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOL. 1924 New York ave. Washington,
d. c. su,mo, tn, we. tn, ,fr-tf
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

10 cents O ltas time.
IST dtscosnt or 1sore tnserttoNs.
A NEW BUNGALOW; ON BEST HIGH.
way ont Of city; seven miies from Treas.
ury Department; drst-class In every way;
electric lights; bath; running water; hard
wood; hns trees; Q good home or invest
meat; for immediate purchase 25 per ceai
Phone franklin 301. OF Main 7<45. oc22-tf
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PRICE 100000

Unusually attractive Q room and bath
home, facing Soldiers Home; hot water
heat asd electric lights; colonial front porch !;
overiccks park. Terms TO suit.
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DEATHS.

FAIRFAX-0n Friday morning. November &C.
1920. ARTHUR W. FAIRFAX father of
, Miss Rose 7. and Charles W. Fairfsx,
Funeral from his late residence, c022 Eye
street northwest. on Monday, November
%, 1920, at p. m. (Manassss Journal
aud Fairfax Herald please copyD
11-5l5
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
I2 cents line I time
15To discount or more Insertions.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

20 DODGE TOURING. 81, 200
Run less than 500 miles Terms.
20 CHEV0LET ROADS SrER..... $500
Same as new. Terms.
II FORD ROADSTER. $500
Wonderful condition. Terms.
IL BIG BUICK. Observation-Disclosures. 500
$40 monthly.
1T MAXWELL TOURING. G...... $500
800 cash; $50 monthly.
is MAXWELL ROADSTER. ..... $3.50
$50 cash; $50 monthly.
70 DIXIE TOURING. 81, 400
$500 cash; 800 monthly
10 DIXIE ROADSTER. 81 900
1888 cash; $40 monthly.
10 FORD DELIVERY. $3.50
$50 cash; $50 monthly.
'16 STJOEBAKER ................. $500
500 cash; $50 monthly.
10 OVERLAND TOURING. ........ $3.50
s225 cash; $40 monthly.
IL sIOu SbAhER ....-............. $500
$3.50 cash; s45 monthly.
II OAKLAND TOURING. G.......... $500
$3.50 cash; SIS monthly.
10 OVERLAND COUNTRY CLUB, $500
$500 cash; $40 monthly.
'16 OVERLAND TOURING. ..... $500
New tires. 500 cash; SIS monthly
1S DODGE SEDAN. 81 900
is FORD TOURING. NG........... s125
Used Car Department
POTOMAC SALES CO.. INC.
1927 18th st. NV.
Phone N. ssss. 1I-s1s
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PRICE $I3.0O0.OO

Beautiful IL room ana bath brick home.
near the entrance TO Rock Greek Park on
Park Ro:d: an ideal home. Terms can be
nrranged II necessary.
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PRICE $4500.00

Erceptionally nice room house In good
/ Northwest section; furnace heat. Can be
bought .or 1850, on very easy terms.
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KIbourpe St. Near 18th St.
$I1 S00

very ssAstastiany bsiit ko1ss. In q strictly
vhits nsishsorbood; . rooms, ssth; kot-vster
heat; electric hshu: garage: In frstcl
eosdit3ea- 1nnediate possessiss- II yoe'rs
looking fer . nice ssse, coat fsii - -
thfs s0s,
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MANIFESTATIONS.
FEMALE.

FEMALE.
wANrED-INFANTs. CLOTHES TO MAKE
By hand. 12o-F. II. Falls Church. Va.
1l-427
INTELLIGENT ooLoREp GIRL WISHES
position as helper to tailor or dressmaker
By Dec. 1st. Apply By letter. $40 N st.
NV. 1l-34s
MUSIC PUPILS WANTED BY ExPERI-
enced teacher. Special attention given to
beginners. 1907 r st. NV. 11-340
sewing, mendins in family or institution.
II15 18Th nv 1l-3o5
sTENOGRAPHER AND GENERAL CLER-
ical work; 8 years experience. U. 66oO-W,
between and 7:3o p. m. 11-4oI
SETTLED, REVIVED WOMAN WANTS
work; good housekceper; can do practical
nursing. Box 2l1,C. Berald Office. 1850
THE HERALD READER WHO is LOOK
ing for 4 position can have an ad pub
Of this page " he phones Main $500.
WANTED : ORDERS FOR OLD TINE
scrappis; 90 cents per lb. Lincoln e66s.w.
YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION AS
p. B. X. operator In the evening. or any
kind Of office work. I have q good educa-
ton and would like to obtain a position in
some Office from p. m. until IL or IL p. m.
Salary II no object. What l want is work.
Give me chance. Call North es9s. or North
6i4. 11-5os
YOUNG LADY. THOROUGHLY CoMPE-
tent stenographer and typist, desires
work evenings. Lin. s6s1. 11-34s
YOUNG WIDOW WITH son DESIRES Po-
sltion housekeeper for widower; city or
country. 40 9Th ST. NV. Hal
YOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS
cashier and general Office work; can oper-
ate switch board; s years experience; can
give best Of reference. BOX 23l-C, Herald
Office. 1l-526
SITUATION WANTED = H0EsEKEEPER,
supervise widower's home. BOX 2i4-C.
Herald Office.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A BITTER JoBl
II 50, call Main $500 and have an ad
printed FREE in The Herald situations
Wanted" column.
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THIS PAGE TO BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE
WILL YOU "SwAP,"


LOT seri4o IN TAKoMA PARK, D. O,
Will take 1 ton auto truck ss part pay
ment. or what have you to swapf o. A.
0NYUN, Raleigh Hotel Cigar stand, 18th
ana ra' ave ne4s
SGT NORTH CAROLINA AVE. s.E.--wILL
swap iron-bound sugar barrels and butter
tubs for potatoes or turnips. 1-5o1
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITTANICA = WILL
exchange for Children's Book Of Knowi-
edge. North 723s-w. 1l-343
WE OWN A VERY FINE FARM CONTAIN
ing so acres; good buildings, Including
large colonial residence. with bath; all nee
essary ontbuildings; large bank barn; splen-
d,dly equipped dairy, including Delco light
ing system, located partly In Vienna. Va,
fronting about 1000 feet on paved road,
that we will sell or exchange equity Of
5000 for an apartment house With one
trust. n. r. ROBINSON, e53 Munsey Bldg.
Main e012. 1880
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JOHN ". THOMPSON CO..
-lnoorporat|--
81 l5th St. N. ". Main I47
Near 10Th q F Streets N. ".
Price. $4,000.
0zsetty nsasn s-stosy eor,ss Ssuse, ess-
sn3atnG . rooms and baths; hotIvstsr bsst;
electric hsho. rhts pruperu h scv ocep-
- ~ tAs sxDG, VIE n saxiess b asks
. Sstek sals- Inosliats psDssussa-
Columbia Heishh.
Price. $4,000.
haths; an modern isprovenents; vspor ssat
asd ssseute hshs: ssrsrs for cara rhs
property h sitasted In Q high-eiaG sscesoa
md ssar ths Oentral Hlgh Sebosl strsss
csn - sssrs. laDe6tats possssssa-
Sauls Addition.
$4,000.
Deaaaeh St rAis property 10 s6ered at
the price above nes toned. % tie preperty 10
NV vacant and the owner 10 sesirsss Of
ausek sals. Detached house. contsinins 10
roo0a, slsepisg porch ard su oo1erl In
proveDests. Garage. snail cash payment.
KIbourpe St. Near 18th St.
$l2,5W.
vesy ssssta,tiany bsiit houss. b, q strictly
vhits .sishsorbood; . rooms, ssth; kot-vster
eossisss.. i..sdiss: eo..es.s..- II yes'r
looking fer Q nice beoe, coat fsii - -
thks sSs.
Woodley Park.
$4,000.
Just on Co.. svs-, rear Wsrdnaa Psrk
Hotel. vhteA b N exceptionally reot neigh
borhood; this no4era S-story brick twsilinI
contains II Rooms, 3 baths. kot-wster heat
electric hgfts: all modern improveDe,t; "a
rage. Terms can b arranged.
Newton St, West Of 10Th.
$3.50.
Here b your opportunity to secure this at
tIaeuve HttIe home. In an sxreliest neigh
ant car line This property II se~ vacant
therefeee, poDsss1oe ID Guarpsteed.
Two Blocks l4th & Park Road.
$500.
six iarrs roons. bath; hot-vster heat
electric hghts; house in excellent csn1fuof
and can Be bought o. very reasonable terms
TAis property d nov vacant ssd we win Be
pleased 10 show Il to you.
Near 18th and H Sts.
$500.
NJ - Apa1tag . sman bone n De down
town ssetioa. eoavenisst to the roverpneet
dspsrtneats, this 10 your oppoFtsrtty! Hosse
coatsips Q roeuns ssd ear Be purchased With
= vssy saali esss paynsat. hsianes nosthiy
JOHN ". THOMPSON & 60.
-Ineoporated-
62I 18th St. N. W. Main l477
ooLoREp PURCHASERS.
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FARMS.
FOR SALE

10 cents q line tiue.
1876 discornt 8 or more taserfionS.
ss ACRES FERTILE LOAN. 70 UNDER
cultivation: good home. tenant house, large
farm buildings, three wells and stream; half
mile from trolley and steam stations; Is
miles out Baltimore boulevard: beautiful
high rolling land. in good section; SIC. 900;
immediate possession. GEO. @. WALKER,
Kresge Bldg, 11th and G SITS. Il-s74
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Losr-NovEABER 21. PEARL AND DIA-
mond sunburst. 500 reward and no ques-
tions asked; retura to so5 Vermont ave. NV.
1854
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FOR SALE

Sll. .o0o-Attrsetiye semi-detsehed eight
room and bath home, electric
light. hot-water heat, completely
furnished, convenient to two car
lines.
50. .Joo-Nesr 18th and Fairnont streets,
nine rooms and bath; good in
vestment. Now vacant.
Sll, ,5oo-Kennedy and Davis built home
Of nine rooms and two baths;
all modern Improvements; open
hreplsces; instshtaneous hot
water heater; double garage;
vacant.
s4s50-SiI rooms and bath: within one
square Of Lincoln Park. on WIDE
avenue; now vacant.
50. oOo-Sine rooms and hath; hot water
heat; within easy walking dis
tince Of downtown and govern
nent departments; now vacant.
OTHER ATTRACTIVE
H. l..
Main 6Sss
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

fs ceRfs Q Hae ftae.
Is% dtsooUsf . o. soye fnserftoMs.
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LOST.

Is cents q Itne time.
1870 discount or nore iHsertions.
FLAT, GREEN BROCADE ENVELOPE
pursel on Connecticut ave. bet and N
sts-, Sunday morning about IL o'clock.
Finder return. 20 222l & st. NV; suitable re-
ward Phone N-7s2o. HISS
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Beautiful room and bath home. near 18th
and Monroe SITS. nv. Hot water heat and
electric lights. Reasonable terms can be ar
ranged.
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PRICE $6,5O0.OO

q EIceIlent room home on 18th street car
line; hot water heat; electric lights. Price
Sc. 500, easy terms.
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s26. .ooo-Nesr Thomas Circle: II rooms.
5 baths; all modern improve
menu. Preseut return a. room
ing house proves excellent in
vestnent. Reasonable terms.
81. .Joo-Near 18th and Columbia Road.
nine rooms. two baths, electric
hfhts. House In perfect condi-
tion.
So. .ooo-on Bradley lane. Chevy Chase,
Nd. Detached, ten rooms and
bath house; hot water heat;
electric lights; newly decorated;
Iange; nov vacant.
sis,00o-on 18th ST. near You St, nine
rooms, two baths, electric
lights; lot - wide by 100 deep
to alley; now vacant.
s12 9o0-0n Columbia road near 18th.
nine rooms. two baths, hot
water heat; electric lights; com
pletely furnished; immediate
Possession.
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PROPOSALS.

ne cents q lipc I time.
I5oo disconst or more Insertions.
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WooAey Park.
$4,000.

Hotel, vhteA b ~ sIesptsonaily rect neigh
borhood; this no6ers S-story brick dwelling
contains II Rooms. . osths. hot-vster heat.
electric hghts; all modern improvement; "a.
rage. Terms can b arranged.
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NEAR 18th AND OTIS, N. W.
10 cenfs itse 4 tis.e.
ik% aSoosaf . or wore tlsevtioss.

Here's Q real bsrrsib-s rooms and
bath. q. m. l.. half block 18th Ut. cars.
Colonial front porch. Price only 81 $50.
Easy terms.
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paper route in northwest See Col.
Hassan. Circulation Department. 1876
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PRICE $4,000

New ho1se in Petvorth; g rooms and bath
Vapor heat; electric lights; lot 2o1loo to
paved alley; located y block from car lire.
Can be Sourht on easy terms.
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CHAS. D. SAGER,
923 Fifteenth st. nv.
Main So; Main 81.
PRICE S85OO.O0

PRICE $S.500.00
Beautiful 6 room and bath home. near 18th
and Monroe SITS. nv. Hot water heat and
electric lights. Reasonable terms can be ar.
ranged.
PRICE $4,000
~apor heat; electric lights; lot 2oxioo tc
paved alley; located u block from car lire.
Can be Southt on easy terms.
PRICE $6,500.00
Excellent 9 room home on 18th street car
line; hot water heat; electric lights. Price
$500, on easy terms.
PRICE $4,500.00
Northwest section; furnace heat. Can te
bought .or $500, on very easy terms.
PRICE $5,750.00
Six room and bath hcme. with hot water
heat, in splendid Northeast location. Can be
sold 20 very reasonable terms.
PRICE $10,75o.00
Eight room and bath homo. in best section
Northwest; house Is - feet wide; thoroughly
modern throughout; open fireplace; cement
porches; four splendid bedchsmbe1; quar-
tered oak doors.
PRICE $I6.OO0.0O
|. One Of the most attra tive homes We have
listed; lo>sted In Washington Heifhts, and
contains 8 rooms and baths; every modern
convenience; house is IS feet wide; open FIRE
place: buiIt-in garage; .esutifully decorated
throughout
PRICE $6,500.00
A splendid Q room home in good residential
section Northeast; located Just OF East Cap
itol street; hot water heat. An excellent
buy.
PRICE $6,750.00
Beautiful 9 room corner home, overlooking
lights. Can be bought On exceptionally easy
terms.
PRlCE S,O0O.OO
Unususlly attractive room and bath
home, facing Soldiers Home; hot water
heat ssd electric lights; colonial front porch |:
overlooks park. Terms TO suit.
PRICE $I6,000.00
oee Of the most attractive homes In Chevy
Ch1se; o rooms and . tsths: bot water heat;
electric lights; large front porch; enclosed
sleeping porch; double Esrsre-
PRICE $I3,000.00
Beautiful IL room ana bath brick home.
near the entrance to Rock Greek Park on
Park Rod: an ideal home. Terms can be
arranged II necessary.
CHAS. d. SAGER,
rs Fifteenth ct. nv.
Main S6; Min 81.
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wANTED-INFANTs' CLOTHES TO MAKE
11-427
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CHAS. d. SAGER,

e23 Fifteenth st. NV.
Main S6; btin 81.
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WALL PAPER BARGAIN. MAHoNEY's.
S24 Pa. ave. Sc Papers. loc q piece;
oat meal paper. pieces. 81. se16-3ot
The Taney County republican., 1920-04-01
MILLION DELEGATES TO ATTEND 1000
MEETINGS TO DISCUSS INTERCHBRCH PLANS
Bulk of Counties in the United States Will Have Confer
to Solve Problems of Unchurched Areas, Waste
full Implications and Underpaid Preachers.

work and the duty Of laying aside a
definite proportion Of income for re.
ligious purposes. Lantern slides will
he freely used to illustrate the various
addresses.
The conferences will be managed by
local committees. and the various top
les under discussion will he handled by
teams Of from five to eight men and
women, recognized as church leaders
in the county or state. Each team will
he responsible for conducting the con
ferrnCeS in eight counties.
Big Educational Campaign Prepared
This series Of conferences reprp.
Senls only an intermediate stage in Il
great campaign of intensive education
in practical Christianity preparatory
10 the united appeal for missionary
funds and workers which will be held
by the Protestant denominations co.
operating In the lnterChurch Move.
mrnt between April - and May .
The teams that will address the county
conferences were themselves trained
as Il faculty" of specialists in the
various aspects of the movement at -
series of state and pastors confer.
cnccS. Similarly, those who attend
the county conferences will in turn
form a faculty" for Interpreting the
message Of the InterchurCh Movement
to their local churches.
Thus 1t is expected that before April
% the ideal of church cooperation
Sdyocated by the lnterchurch World
Movement, In place of church cOmpe
titIon, and the program of evangeliza
tion that goes with II, will he familiar
to every one Of the fifty million
Protestants In the United States.
The Taney County republican., 1920-04-01
FARM PRODUCES LARGEST
NUMBER OF MINISTERS

The interesting fact that the farm
leads all other fields In producing men
for the Christian ministry Is revealed
in the survey Of the nations resources
which is being taken by the American
Education Department of the Inter
church World Movement.
The next largest number of clergy.
men come from the homes Of minis.
ters. From all other occupations the
number of those entering the pulpit is
so small as to be almost negligible.
The hope Is not only to make the
ministry field which will attract men
of the right character, but in every
way to broaden the field Of vision Of
ClPrgymen--to draw into it not only
the sons Of farmers and of c!ergymen.
but the sons of bankers and merchant,
and lawyers and physicians and me.
Chanics so that professional church.
men will be In every way representa-
tive Of all the phases Of life to whIrl
the church appeals
The Taney County republican., 1920-04-01
WOOD FINDS FRIEND
IN THREE "BUDDIES"

Chicago, March, Three former serv.
Ice men saw n "huddy" In distress at
New Haven, Conn, n few nights ago
and like all former service men I'M
medIately came Ia the rescue.
The rescued one was none other
thnn Major General Leonard Wood,
who was travelling from New York to
Boston. a roaring blizzard from the
sea had delayed the train for more
than eighteen hours. There was no
dining car attached and the station
restaurant at New Haven was attack.
cd by cold, half-famished mob. In
the mad crush many were left In the
rear
The three former service men were
fortunate. They had braved many
Chow" rush and knew just what to
do They elbowed their way 20 the
front and were fortunate enough to
get table to themselves. Then one
Of them spled their buddy" got hold
OF his uniform and pIloted him to their
table. Three chairs were piled to.
gether so that four could sit down.
One man took fried egg from his
plate and put It on that of the visitor.
The second man nddeh two slices Of
bacon from his plate and the third
gave up roll and butter. All three
offered To share their coffee.
General Wood got something to eat,
found fine companionShlp and went
back to his train contented to face tho
rest Of his arduous journey.