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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11
Grains ana Provisions.

Nhie1go GRAIN Close.
Corn-May. sL507s: July. s1-2s: sept.
Sissy
oats-lfay. IS zes July. 50&c
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Pork-May. sass; July. sSA75.
Lard-May. s1Ls5; July g21s5
fIbs-May. s18-s7is; July. $500.
Chicago Produce, Close.
chicago. Ill, Feb 11.-Potatoes. steady.
arrivals, - cars Northern whites sAI0R
+aei CARROTS. Western Russets. SAs5 SO
Buttcr-Crsamery. 5085Szc
EgEs-Easier- Receipts. e5ss cases
Forsts. sos @ sic; ordinary flrsts. s2R asc-
at market cases Included. as G5ec
Poultry-Hens, &c higher. S5c. roost-
ers. unchanged. 15T &c; broiIers. TN
changed. 55c-
Kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas City. No. Feb. 11.-Butter-Ex-
tras 5scs firsts. 56cs seconds. 5sc; pack
inE. &c lower. SIC
s1As5.
Pouitry-Hens. &c lower. s2Ec
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11
Oil and Mining

TO BUY OR sELL-Pecos-Toyah oil field
holdings. Phi 1885. write J. z Bowen.
11ol Montana
MCOMPs & M'KEE, drilling contractors,
furnish tools and all necessary machin-
cry 10 complete we'll Address P. o. Box
81. Desdemona. Tex. and s21 Mills Bids.
e Psso. Tex
FOR SALE-s40 acres. situated between
two sulphur mines and q few miles from
a drilling oil we'll VIII sell for 50 cash
per acre. and purchaser TO assume $3.50
due the state Land located in Culberson
county, north % Toyah and In the Pc
cos valley Immediate action necessary
TO Obtain this.
This Is the best buy IN CuIberson county.
as others are asking IS and ~ per acre.
TAYLOR REALTY COlIPAST.
500 Martin Bldg Phone IT2s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11
RANT AD RATE CARD-

Two cents per word each daily insertion.
Three consecutive insertions. including
Saturday. cents per word.
Six consecutive insertions, cents per
word
The above rate is based on a minimum
OF q 20 word count Ads containing less
than this number Of words viii be counted
as 20 words
One dollar and fifty cents per agate
line per month Minimum OF three nnes
on monthly rate
Bold face lines. double price
Two cents per word Tor stock or bond.
OIL, mining OF other promotionaI adver-
Using
40 ad run for an indefnits period IT.
- taken over the telephone. Orders 70
discontinue II F. ads must be made N
writing.
Accounts Tor classified ads are due after
tlrst Insertion Not responsible for more
than one incorrect Insertion
In order 10 give time for proper classl-
flcarlon u is necessary 10 close The Herald
classified page Saturdays at II-so a. ~
All other days az 12-e0 p. m Want ada
received after this hour viii appear The
next day Orders TO discontinue want adr
must Be Ia Herald office before g. m Of
day Of publication
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR /. HAAS, Ell PASOAN

Funeral services for I Haas, IS.
who died in an FL Paso hospital at
40 o'clock Monday, were held al Il
o'clock Wednesday morning at 705
North Stanton street Members Of
che Pioneers association attended the
funeral Rabbi Martin Lielonka Of
ficiated and burial was IN Concordia
cemetery
NJ Haas was widely known here
and was one OF the founders OF
Temple ut Sinai He was born in
Bavaria
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11

Justice Of the peace r B. RawIins
of1lciated at the wedding Of Albert
L. Gorman and Miss Florence n. Saw
yer Wednesday The ceremonv was
performed In judge RaWlins's office.
Miss Sawyer is from New York and
Mr. German is an employe Of the Old
Dominion Copper company at Globe.
arlz- Ihey VIII make their home in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11
NO LIVES LOST IN FIRE
AT DUBUQUE IA ACADEMY

Dubuque, Ia Feb. IA careful
examination Of the ruins Of ST. Vim
cents academy, destroyed here last
night by fire at a loss OF $4,000
showed unfounded rumors that any
one had met death in the blaze.
The pupils VIII be sent home until
the school can be rebuilt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11
COPPER MARKET
GAINS STRENGTH

General Motors gained 21k points.
gains OF from one 10 four points caus-
ing a brighter outlook for the market
according to J. s. Curtiss a. Co. Ho-
tel Sheldon
Texas on 2 points and Mexican Pc
froleum I point
While on the other hand Coppers did
not participate in the general but in
some issues sold fractionally. Butte
superior, American Smelling ana
Mani being some Of the weak fea-
rnraa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11

william Francis Bohlman. r..
s-year-oid son Of Mr. and Mrs. ". F.
Bohlmau. OF Ssnderson. Texas. died
az q local hospital at o'clock Tues
day night Funeral services viii be
held in the Simmons and Hartford
chapel at g o'clock Thursday morning.
Rev. Fl. Francis Roy Of the Church
q Immaculate Conception viii con
duct the services. Burial will be
n Concordia cemetery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11
Livestock Market

LAAA4kN AANEeA0Gha AANeEa
chicago, Ill. Feb. HoEs-Receipt
1900. Market mostly &c 10 soc higher
Bulk. S146od 1850 top. 1850 heavy.
SlAf0 g 1900 medium. S1A75G15-50; Light.
sl4s5 1885, light light. s1A75 7I5-5o:
heavy packing sows. smooth. s1a58G14-e5:
packing sows, rough. S13o0G1a-505 pigs
S15-75 a15.o0.
csttle-Reeeipts. 1000. Market steady.
choice and prime. $1,000 1s.0Q. me5ium
ana good $lLo0 @ 1900: common. So 1901
loo lightweight. good and choice. S1Z01
g 1907 common and medium. $500 1855:
oateher cattle, heifers- $3.50 812-50. cows.
sa-2o g ll-z5s Gamers and cutters. $3.50
h-o0s veal calves. S16-25 611.5o- feeder
steers. s7.0OG10.5o
sheep-Reeeipts. s880 Market higher.
culls and common. S1525T1E50- ewes.
medium and good and choice. sI1e51
4+-as culls and common. $3.50 1915.
Kansas City Livestock. Close
eeipts, 10000 Market CSC 70 soc higher
bulk, slA40014S5s heavy. s1As0GI47o-
mediums, &lA40dI4.9o. lights $500
.s,oe; packing sowS $500 q 1850 pigs.
Cattie-ReceIpts. 5000. Market verv slow
steady 20 weak Heavy beef steers choice
and prime. s1A25 @ 1e 00- medium and
5000. slLl51 1876 couimon. Ee.5oG 1915
llsat Nelsnt. good 70 choice. s11.4o61L75;
common ana medium. $500 Clio; butch
er cattle. helfers s7-o08 400: cows. $3.50
Gll-5o; Gamers and cutters. $3.50 SIS.
veal calves. Si5-o0G1525: feeder steers.
$3.50 q 1900; stoclzer steers. s6s5G1o25
sheep-Receipts. 5000 Market steady 10
SOC higher. Lambs. siZ50Ge0.25= cuils
and common. S1260 Gi7-z5. TearIing wsth-
ers. $3.50 800; ewes. g1050a15e5:
breeding ewes. SS.o0G1A25; feeder lambs.
$500 al 1850.
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver, Colo. Feb 11-CattIe-Re-
eeipts, 10000 Market steady. Beef steers.
5000 2 1905 cows and heifers. 5000
SIS stoclzers and feeders. sS50111 90
calves S15.00G16z5
Hogs-Receipts. 500. Market sc higher
TOP. SASS; bulk. s1l4091475
sheep-Receipts 10 600. Market STEADY
lambs. s1s.o061et0. wetherv. sfSs0a
1856 ewes. s1o75 01150
Fort Worth Livestock. Close
Fort Worth Tex. Feb. 1I-Cattle-Ra-
eeipts Tuesday, 1900; market UNCHANGED.
BeeveH, $500 1886 Etockers. g7.0oaIf-00.
cows f4-15 2 1000: heifers s5s571a 80
bulls S5-25 @ 500 calves. s4soT11-0h
HoEs-Receipts 1000: market STEADY
Heavy Si4.oo Q l4-25; light. sI4I0GILe5-
medium. g13-00G1A00: mixed. SO 00a
l4-eo; common. SlLo0 0I20o. pigs, 5000
shesp-Recsipts 200; market unchanged
lambs $500 1000. yearlinEs. gI550G
1880; wethers. $1,000 t7-5o. ewes. s11.Oo
G 1900 eulls. $500 500; goats. $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11

Entire STATE OF Texas can % covered at
the lowest possible rate WITH tue largest
most thoroughly Distributed circulation
pa cents per word Sundays
cents per word Daily
% words minimum
4 guaranteed circulation 25o.0oo Sun
days $4,000 daily
This Is the Combined circulation OF The
Dallas Tines Herald. Fort Worth star
Telegram. The San Antonio LiFdt. p Paan
Herald and The Houston Chronicle
your sd sent 10 any Of the above papers
with cash will % handled for you and
your I'D VIII appear IN all OF tnem
wednesday noon should see your COPY
n any one OF the offices for your ad q
appear In these Daperu the following Sun
haw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11
y 10 HAVE COMMUNITY NIGHT.

A community night will be held at
the shelter Mexican z. II c. A on
Thursday. at 7-30 p. m. The program
viii consist OF music. singing and
short talks by S. 7 Esquivel. P. Por-
tlilo and A. Courchesne. Refresh
ments viii be served during the even
ing General secretary Brooks ex-
meets TO have a record attendance. as
&c viii be the first event Of the kind
20 be held at this "T." but which in
the future VIII be held monthly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11

Spot cotton. quiet and unchanged
sales on the spot. AS bales; 10 arrive. $50
$3.50: good middling. Sfo-50s receipts.
5526; stock. 4I0.1lo.
The Cotton Situation.
New York, Feb. Henry Clews
& Co SAYS OF the cotton market:
To the collapse in rates for ster-
ling and continental exchange is at
tributed directly or Indirectly the
bad break in cotton quotations this
week As is well known, selling
goods 10 European countries has been
steadily growing more difficult by
reason Of curtailed credits and the
Inability of consignees TO make cash
settlements except in deprecated ex-
change. which has meant adding 30
percent or more to the cost Of the
merchandise.
II is estimated at the present time
country is 2,639.oO0 bales. which is
slightly under the figures for last
year and a little over those for the
previous year The present worlds
visible supply, however, is placed at
6,230,Q00 bales, which compares with
$4,000 bales in 1913 and 4.656.O00
bales IN 1915 In Liverpool alone
s. ocks are $4,000 bales (as against
sl6.000 bales last year and $4,000
bales for the year Dreviousl. and ]
there is large amount afloat head Z
ed for that port The old world sup
plies Of American and other kinds OF /
cotton on nand and aflOat at present (
are placed at 3.591.000 bales and, I
with Germany. Austria and Russia I
out OF the reckoning, II viii be seen I
that shipments from here could be I
cut down considerably below normal d
until the exchange situation perma-
nently improves
With respect TO the domestic trade, I
L is stil IN good shape, although il .
is said that, owing 10 the unsatisfac- !
tory outlook abroad and the greater i
difficulty in obtaining bank accom-
the supply Of goods on the .
market is Increasing All this has 7
been reflected more or less in the /
cotton market this week. which has
been subjected 10 wild fluctuations,
mostly at the expense Of values
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11


New York. Feb 11-Cottou futures
closed steady. March. S5A72. Nay. sass.
July, $685. October. s2s-2s; December.
S2z72
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11
Money to Loan

Money to Loan
I CHATTEI MORTGAGE IOANSCVTs -,
buy salaries EMPIRE PURCHASING
co. Morehouse bloek.
Z s. To $50 loaned honest employees cheap
Z EST rates confidential Quick Satisfactory
.erylce. Draks. zol Roberts Banner
AoNEH TO LOAN on diamonds watches
FULLAN's. III y. STANTON ST.
THE ONLY LOAN OFFICE
/ % its kind in the southwest Special de-
partnent for ladies'
BARNETT'ss 219 SAN ANTONIO ST.
LOOK FOR THE BIG COLD CLOCK.
The 20 ABLE LOAN Association
Loans money in large or small amounts
or chattel mortgage or collateral security
a. ne lowest rate. On terms 70 suit Dor
rover. as Trust Bldg. Hours. a. m 70
f. ?. n and ,. n 10 9 p m
MONEY TO LOAN.
4ONEh loaned on watches. diamonds. Jew
ellg ana automobiles al low rate OF IN
e. suit eases and travelling hays
CITY LOAN & JEWELRY co.
19- corner W. san Antonio and S. e Psso-
MONEY To loan.
Money loaned on diamonds. watches. Jew
cry, automobiles and OIL stocks at the
lowest rate o. interest: business strictly
SECURITY LOAN co.
~ = q z-sl- Enone zL54.
Special Notices
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YOU WILL find service at Meals Garage.
10 Texas
CoRSET-If you want a comfortable tit
ted corset have u tailor made
SPENCER SERVICE, PHI 6392.
CURTAINS LAUNDERED. fancy table
covers. bed spreads. etc: quick service,
v-ork guaranteed. Mrs. Richmond. Ph7762W
HEMSTITCHING, picot work. aecoTdisn
plating MISS B. CORUM. Modiste. SO
Bnesler BLOCK. Phi 1911
MILLINERN-Ladies' and chfidren's hsfr
made. old hats made new renovated and
remodeled. Nine seEaH. SOS y Kansas. I
REGARDLESS OF the high cost OF living
our prices are the same. Herman Trans Z
ier Co. Inc
nEMsTITCHING and picot edge work I.
done on short notice. any kind OF ma 4
terial singer Sewing Machine Co.. eos & I
q Paso St
NOTICE-1loe Pearl. who used 10 be he
owner Of the Texas Bottle & Junk Co.
gave Up said business several months ago I
ana iE no more connected In any Junk bust
ness in ~ Paso. u. Pearl
MERCHANTS DELIVERY co.
Baggage, express and all kinds Of light
truck deliveries. packages delivered from
business district auyw here in city 15c
sc and s5c, Phi. ssssl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11

Sifusioas Wanted-Male
-------------------S----
II II NEED % handy man FOR any kind
q uEh. rcrair work or for any kind OF
labor rer.. Pm. 71fs.
MR.. ElIPLOTER-Dou't I'm that impor-
tant position with a man who Is hunting
fob" but get the right man. Phone
Eocat.a1al Guldanee Sec'y. y. ~ C. A
BOOKKEEPER STESOGRAPHER. S
year experience. employed. wants extra
WORK riEhts- address I lf2. care Herald.
WANTED colored man. position as
chauffeur in private family. references.
IN. 8 CIV bgtween $40 and evenings
DOCTOK-Graduate Al school. ace "a.
single. sober. speak Spanish. years min
inr practice Mexico. wants position. with
Ininl.E company Address 10. care
Herald
81 LIBERTY -Office executive desires
connection with reliable firm. extensive
ezrer-eucr general office work best Of
rsfere1ce1. AddTess 7os w Missouri
FO1NG nan desires position travelling IN
and OUT q Mexico; have passport. speaks
Spanish. worked past year in Mexico.
HsrEsit S62 Myrtle ave. Automobile
Parts Co.
RANG HMEN-uo rou need tractor or auto
mechanic. CT operators or farm or ranch
help Of any kind Ca you use a live
American Young man who Is here 20 make
the west his home, III So write or phone
your needs &c the Y. NJ. C. A. EmpIoyment
Bureau. Fl Flso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11

FLOUR PRICES DROP AGAIN.
Minneapolis, Mimi Feb. 11.-For
the second time within a week flour
dropped 50 cents a barrel at the
market here today. The decline is
attributed to the uncertain and cratic
wheat situation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11
WANTED.

rwenty-four men with one
thousand dollars each
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11

LYCEUM NUMBER AT CLUB.
Jonn B Ratio, entertainer. will
appear at the Fl Paso Womanis Climb
tonight This is the fifth Ivceur7
number given this year by the club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11

Wanted to Rent
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WANTED-GaraEs Ia tie vicinity Of Oc-
tavia and Boulevard Pm sotfW-
WANTED-T1 rent or room apart
meut or house- address r s Cooke 20
WANTED-Comfortabl room IN snail res
ldeuce by young business man Address
Isl. care Herald.
WANTED-By Feb a. modern furnished
house IN good location. can give refer
enceG Ph. 455iJ
WANTED-H01sskss room. close IN.
By lady working In city. state price Ad-
dress 7 i1e. care Herald-
WANTED-By responsible parry. 3 In fam
lily. permanent 8 or room house not too
Tar out, references Apply sol Carlss
Bldg Ph- 1s0s-
YOUNG man wants room with gas or oil
stove Tor cooking IN Highland Park or
Manhattan Heights. address y IS. care
Herald.
WANTED-T0 rent. b. PERMANENT couple.
3 room furnished bungalow With sleeping
porch. prefer one near Fl Bliss Ph $3.50
or address ia. care Herald-
YOUNG man. refined and il good health.
wishes nicely furnished 70 on with sleep
ms porch. private home preferred. please
state whether furnished for OF . Ad-
dress y 157. care Herald
MduAEl-E AEHlLIIG
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WE PAY highest cash prices for second
hand furniture and sewing machines
Young FURNITURE CO
SPOT cash paid FOR secondhand furniture.
Phi 1854 and We VIII call Immediately
Home Furniture Co. SIS Texas
WANTED-To buy. from private parties.
furniture IN any Quantities. sufficient 20
furnish 10 room house. Pm 45I-
WE PAY more for good furniture than
any firm IN the city Get our figures De-
fore you sell G. D. HOiSEH IPHUL-
~rE"ING Co Phone fiio.
WANTED-In The naEt 10 days 100 desks
zoe two inch post beds. 100 singer sew
ing machines. 200 refrisarators 100 Gas
ranges. 100 electric fans aud all kinds OF
furnifures We Euarantee the best prices
above everybody's
TEXAS FURNITURE CO. PHONE 4o97.
We WANT your furniture. any amount
we pay the highest cash price Call IS
before you sell. Union Furniture Co. Phi
1884.
HIGHEST cash prices PAID for second
hand furniture o. all kinds Phone 24of
and We win call BuRGIE FURNITURE
CO.. f07 Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11

have an option for thirteen
days on the NV Aof the NV
Z Of Section 3 Township y.
y. r. y W. In De Soto Par
ish, Louisiana. at siz hundred
dollars per acre am able
TO secure a fifty-flfty drilling
contract on this forty Il of
sets big production on two
sides, two 5000 barrels and
two small wells There are
more than twenty producers
scattered over Section . sane
township and range. running
from six hundred to ten thou
Eand barrels Almost as many
in Section "a. running from
five hundred to eight thou
SAID barrelE Can you see
Ereat possibilities in this
proposition II you are IN
terested in the biggest OIL
proposition hat ever came 20
e Paso. come 10 Room sos.
Martin Building. and I will
submit 70 you data that viii
satisfy you ] DO rot expect
70 use or handle a single dol
lar Of your money. I an put
ting a thousand dollars into q
and viii share and share alike
with any others who
viii 90 into Il
A. c. KING.
DAY Zone. .-----.--ss- zdla
Evening Fone. A..--..- sss2J
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11
A. c. KING.

ATTENTTON. CIL MN
4fg9 acres in the center Of prospective
drilling In Hueco Basin. price on appu-
cation
A. P. GATES.
111s Whaling s.. q Paso. Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11

CAR SERVICE on MANHATTAN
CAR LINE REPORTED IMPROVED
A. r. Warren, general manager ~
the e PasO Electric Railway com
pany. told the city council Wednesday
that the service on the Manhattan car
line had been improved Citizens on
the line complained OF the service
Tuesday. Mr.. Warren said 10 minute
car service from now on would be fur
nished patrons Of this line and that
during the rush hours double cars
would be put IN operatlon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11

Judge ". n smith In Ss5e-sl
court on Tuesday afternoon. dis
charged the jury panel for the pres.
ent session II is expected that the
court viii recess next week, in order
that judge Smith may 90 to New
orleans 70 sit with other district
judges IN case which involves the
eonstitutionality OF a Louisiana law
Court viii not be resumed. Il was re-
ported, until April
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11
Special Notices

Special Notices
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tELION PAINT CO.-Paintinr- uapsr-
banging. decorating sos N stanton. Phiai7
HAIEERs-High Grade work iadies and
sentiemen's felt and Panama hats rIeaDed
ana olocked' dry and steam cleaning. dv-
lls ana alteration work: mall orders Fne-
car attention. work guaranteed c1e-r-
ven Hatters and Tailors. s0s n Oregon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11

SD0t cotton 0uIst md unclanEel-
sales on the spot. as bales 70 arrive $50
bales Low middling. $500. middiinE.
S3s- so: good middling. Sfo-50; receipts
55e6. stock 410.II0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12
DEMAND FOR DESIRABLE
HOMES HERE IS ACTIVE
Sales Of Fourteen Residence Prop.
critics Valued at $1O7,150,
Is Reported.

Sales of fourteen residence prop
critics for considerations aggregating
s1O7,150 were reported this week by
Hartung & Gibbons, who say the
demand for desirable and we'll located
home properties is active. The list of
transa ctions reported by the firm was
as follows:
Sold for Emma Levy to Blanche F.
Coleman. 2027 Allen place. an attrac-
tive iron-spot brick. colonial style
home, containing eight rooms on two
floors. with large porches front and
rear, situated on the edge Of Rock
Creek Park between the Connecticut
avenue and Calvert street bridges.
This Is one of row recently com
pleted by Clarence Small and Barber
& Ross. builders.
Sold for r. w. Bullough and Ethel
j. Ballough to Ernest c. Totten. 3O6
Tennessee avenue northeast, a six
room and bath modern brick resi-
dence.
Sold for H. N. D. Parker to H. NJ.
west, six-room and bath colonial
style brick residence. with furnace
heat and gaslight.
Sold for W. r Grant to c. A. Ed
wards. 637 Kenyon street northwest,
q practically new tapestry brick resi-
dence containing six rooms and tiled
bath. with sleeping porch and from,
and back yards.
Sold for Henry A. and Eva B. Works
for Maud F'ellheimer, 1908 Decatur
street northwest (Sauls Addition). an
attractive detached home recently
built by Martin Bray, consisting OF
eight rooms. bath. large front and
side porches. attic. garage. and stu
ated on a spacious lot.
Sold for T. A. and L. q. Bodine to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12

| 13th street northwest; cost. $4,000.
Carl J. F. Graft. to erect garage at
P150 Highland avenue; cost, $500.
I Edward w. Dom. jr, to remodel
Edmund c. Robertshaw. to erect ga
, tage at 319 Rock Creek Church road:
| cost. s765.
! Sarah F'lack. to remodel 1741 Church
street; cost. 5000
! Harry Wardman, to build apart
$ a25. 900.
H. c. Bingham. to erect garage at
Il 10 Varnum street: cost. s245.
IL. Pagioli. to remodel 1928 n street;
c, list, $4,000.
Sara Minkroff, to remodel 1920 1st
st feet; cost. $3.50
Arcade Company. to remodel 3132 to
81 10 14th street: cost, $500.
Joseph A. High, to erect garage
at 1886 New York avenue: cost. $500.
pr. J. L. Thompson. to erect garage
at t735 goth street; cost. S275.
II. J. Grace, to erect garage at rear
of 1908 and sos 4th street northeast;
COSY. $500.
George w. Reynolds. to remodel
174.t NJ street; cost. $400.
Standard Savings Bank. to remodel
s5l 1888 9Th street; cost. $4,000.
L co B. Plunkert, to remodel 421-423
sreet; cost, $4,000.
w T. c. Cheek, to remodel 59o7 Dix
sire 1t northeast; cost, $3.50.
De- niel L. and James G. Roche, to
erect} garage at 1903 Owen street
mort beast: cost $3.50.
W. B. Jackson & Bro, to remodel
626 pennsylvania avenue; cost, $1,000.
Ma tie e. Davidson. to erect garage
at 3ts Shepherd street; cost $3.50.
Jos eph F. Sullivan. to erect garage
at Sly street northeast; cost. $500.
c. y. Freeman. to build dwelling
at So IS Dix street northeast: cost.
$4,000,
Hen ~ Reuter-. to remodel house on
Contra avenue northeast: cost, $500.
Will lam Beauchard, to remodel rear
of 451 z street; cost, $500.
Clarst c. Hicks, to erect garage at
1116 N &cnroe street northwest; cost,
ss45
Clara Grown. to erect garage at lila
Monroe lstreet; cost, $47S.
JOSEPH German, to remodel 1895 1897
Grant pad; cost. $1,000.
Stella Beach. to remodel 3139 gath
street h brtheast; cost, $500.
c. B. Mays. to remodel 1903 3oth
street: ePst. $4,000
Leila p. Emig, to remodel 1857 P
street; c. bst. $500.
Esther and Rae Wolf. to remodel
4i9 Mass hchusetts avenue; cost, $3.50.
Childre ms Hospital. to remodel
premises cost. STATS.
place: cos #, 5000.
Raymond W. Corridor, to erect
garage at 1910 Monroe street north
east: cost. $500.
NJ. j. C.lswell, to remodel 1853 H
street mort beast; cost, $3.50.
M. j. ca tswell. to erect garage at
1853 II str pet northeast: cost. $1,4OO.
/ H. F. Howe. to remodel 1890 Quincy
street northeast: cost, $780,
3. NJ. Nc wills. to build one dwelling
at 1887 Newton street northeast: cost,