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ALUMNAs PARA NURSES

La CHnica Miramar tiene sitio para
un nGmero de jovenes que deseen es-
tudiar y practicar.
La sehorita Superintendent facili-
tara los informss necesarios. Santurce,
Stop 10. Advt.
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AsAMBLEA DE LOS TRABAJADo
RES EN- ISABELLA

Aver tuvo efecto en- Ell teatro "olim
po'', de Isabella, una asamblea de ira
bajadores. en- la que tomaron parties
eIementos de Mayaguez. Aguadilla y
ouebradillas.
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Un negOciO que
le interesa a I'd.

Compraria una Planta de hielo de
ounce veinte tOneladas de produc-
ci6n diaria.
Escriba hoy mismo.
~ SIMON CARLO 20
MAYAGUEz. P r.. Advt.
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garo.
Y Sc cumplen dos amos que Italia
declare la guerra al ex-imperio aleman
Una compafiia importante con amphos
recursos para negocios fabulosos acaba
do establecer en- Ponce nn taller de ca
lados y bordados para Ia confecci6n de
blusas y ropa interior y ofrece coloca-
ci6n de gran porvenir con magnifico suel
do y excelentes benefcios un cortador
cortadora de larga experiencia, que
sea competen:e v responsible en- ell, ma
nejo experto de la tijera. Si usted no
posee un conocimiento intense prac-
tico de las medidas americanas, no
ha estado cortando miles de blusas O
camisas de mujer en- talleres de bnena
reputation, es inutil que conteste este
anuncio, pues solo atenderemos a las
contestaciones que vengan con detalles
minuciosos de La experienced, que Sc
:enga y las referencias que deberan ser
de primer orden 81 usted esta en- la ac-
tualidad colocado, y desea hacer un cam
bio por mejorar, puede escribirnos en-
confianza, porque no divulgaremos su
nombre nj haremos uso de sus referen-
cias hasta que recibamos su autoriza-
ci6n para clio. Dirija su contestaci6n
sin perdida de tempo al
sR. A. BRAsCHI
Post Office, Box No. 65.
Ponce, P. R. Advt.
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PoR LA sALUD PUBL1cA

Fueron destruidos en- La plaza. del ner
cado $50 huevos y dos aves, por estar
en- malas condolences para el consume
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tPoR TELEGRAPH
Barceloneta mayo %.

Barceleneta mayo %.
Ell MUNDo. san -Arbit:arieda
des autoritades locales inscripcior,s,
oblig6 socialistas abandOnar fiias hasta
que haya garantias.
]. O. MARRERo.
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SOLO HAY UN "BROMO QUINI-
MAJ, que es LAXATIVE BR0MO
QUININA. La firma de E. w. GROVE
s. halla en- cada cajita. Sc usa por to-
10 el mundo para curar resfriados en-
un dia. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-24

Prusbs sstas maravillosas sales que
SON Las mas shcaces para las fsccio4.
neg artriticas (Renma, gotta, -arenillas,
colicos nefrfticos y demAs del higsdo.
De venta en- las principales farma-
cias, de San Juan Isla, pcr 81
agente JUAN A. PEREZ. Box AS.
San Juan. A1vt.
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ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA
DEpARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
oFICINA DEL SUPERINTENDENT
e DE oBRAs PUBLICAs
San Juan, P. R.
Mayo "a 1920.
GoB1ERNo DE PUERTO RICO

PRoPosIcIoNEs en- pliegos cerra-
dcs para la adjudication en- publica
sabasta de las obras de construction
&c 8 liz Kilometres mas o menos de La
carretera I,aresfAdjuntas, trozo tgar
gan*a vileiIa la No. IA euyo presu
presto as-iende a ochenta tres mil
ochocientos trts d6lares Y % centavos
(ssS.sOS.2s) Sc admitiran en- esta of
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y pruebe este gran remedio que ie devol-
vera el placer de vIvir De venta en- todas
las droguerlas
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DEpAKrAMENro DE coMERc1o
sERv1c1o DE rARos

ofcina del superintendent, Distrito o.
San Juan, P. r., mayo 20 de 1920.
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lNADA MAS QUE UN CeNDIsCIPULO?

En- puebito de Illinois E.. W vive ancano de IA
amos que gan6e sustento cargando carbon lena
carrlto de cabao Jamas pens0
buen parea lie fataron medios
espccialmente deseo. La desvencada v
quieo cabaleio nvado de veo colman ambici6n
Arrelenado sobre Gaia vaeia conentae
los episodios de 4infantiles. ss3 et
Pne pa due ustee sepa asina come ustes Gu
nermito junto
bull integentct Nj ma nj
La de veces que me 10 game Arimetica Orto-
grafia" H+fE sEh NA
Esos dos nucfiachOs. como Parteron del mismo
pnnto lque pudo impedr Edward johnson fuera
Estado Mckinley Presldete? 5Qu6
hzo progresara aleanzando fama gloria entra
qued6 obsclridad? Al de los tTiun
sus dscfpuo tai used preguntado
porque?" Pues bien; sentirse
ceoso exto de de companeros e sya de
redoblar acvdad Esudie las cir
escoia la escaa mas subira
tenga pcdanos mas frmes la este sostenida las s6-
das amonicas estudio la aplaci6n apo
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yada sobre, las potentes paredes de
la perseverance,. Corte, firme N
mande el adjunto .cupon Y le es-
plicaremos el maravilloso. sistsma
de estudio en- el hogar el que Sc
han beneficiado mas de dos Milo
nes de estudia antes. Enviele hoy mis-
mo, enscguida.
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MrRADA RETRosPEcrrvA

Hoy, "a de mayo Sc cumplen cinco
amos que Italia v San MarinO declara-
ron La guerra al ex-imperiO austrohun
garo.
Y Sc cumplen dos amos que Italia
declare la guerra al ex-iniperio aleman
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Los SOCIALISTS
NO sE INscE.IBEN
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EscUEI.As MTERNAcIoNALEs I

Apartado s7--San juan. p. n,
Sirvanse envarme. sin compromise al.
guno por mr pArte. todos los datOs refe.
rentes al sistema de las 'Escuelas para la
ensehanza de Ia EsDecialidad mareada
con una Y
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-IngenIeria de Fe. I-Instalaciones Elec.
rrocarriles tricas
Tdpngrafa I-Dinamos Motores
-lngenieriA- Meca- Distribution lnte
nica rior o Instalacio.
-Perit0 MecAnico- nes. PrivadAs
Electresta l--Maneio de las Ins.
Direction Tecnica ltelaciones de Va.
de TAlleres Mec6- por Electricas
nicos -Maneio de las Ins
--MaQuinista Mon. talaciones de vapor
/ tadOr t--Maneio de las Ma
Taller Mecanico y quinRs de Eapor y
Montaje Dinamos
-Matem6ticas y Di. F-Maneio de las Ma
bujo Lineal quinas de Vapor
--Matem&ticas y Di- t-Manejo de Loco
bujo MecAnico motoras
--Dibuio Mec&nico ECOmercio
--Delineante de Ta- l-ContabilidRd
Her Mec&nicO -MecAnOgraffA Tia
-Constrncci6n Di- qnigrafta
buio de Msqui- I-Propaganda Com
mss pleta
-AIumbrado Tran EIdioma Ingles
Was Electricos E-IdiOma Frances
Horbrs apellido .................
Gale ' namsrO ,.......... ....
ctudad -, ...... Estado ...,....,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-18

NInneSOC8 BCOrlng: -
Arntson; goal from touchdown, Eek
berg. Indiana scoring:-Touchdowns,
Minton 2. Williams; goals from touch
down, Risley 3.
Referee, Masker. Northwestern.
Umpire. Mumma, West Point: field
Judge. Ray, Northwestern: head lines
man, Ray, Iowa Time of periods, Is
minutes each.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-18
DISCUSS PLANS
TO RE0RCANIZE
BASEBALL GAMES
National and American
League Club Owners
Meeting in Chicago.

Chicago, Oct. 1S.-Plans for the
reorganization of baseball was dis
cussed here today at the joint meet
ing of National and American League
club owners.
B. b. Johnson, president of the
American league, declared he would
not attend the meeting and the five
members. Washington, Cleveland, st.
Louis, Detroit and Philadelphia-who
aligned themselves with him in the
fight last winter were not expected
to attend. All the members of the
National league, headed by their
president, John A.. Heydler, were
Chicago, New York and Boston
American league clubs.
The chief topic today was the dis
cussion of the Lasker plan of REQ
! g~anization which would place control
Of professional baseball under a civil.
ian" tribunal of three men not inter.
ested financially in the game.
This would result in the doing away
Of the national commission which
. body has been without a chairman
since the resignation of August Herr.
mann Of Cincinnati last fall.
The reason given by Mr.. johnson
for not attending was because he die
not think it advisable at this time
, to discuss reorganization because Of
Startling evidence l> thought nigh
, come before the Cook county granG
jury, which when it %convencs tomor'
row to continue its investigation o.
1.-The baseball scandal. "
The conference is the outcome Of
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-18
GRAFTON HIGH
SWAMPSC RAND
FORKS SQUAD
Newgard And Nelson Show
Up Well; Makes Grafton's
Third Straight
Especial to The Hcrn!d)

Grafton, n. D.. Oct. Iteration
high school o it's third consecutive
game here today, defeating Grand
Forks high school by a IS to 0 score.
The game, was fast, although the
Grafton players had the edge on their
opponents throughout. The two
teams were well matched as far as
weight was concerned. both averaging
about 140 pounds.
Three of the Grand Forks veterans,
Trotter, Brunskill and Doyle, were out
of the game, and Robertson was in
bad shape. He vas i'll during the ear
ly part of the day. and though start
ing the game at left tackle, "a soon
taken out.
Good Coaching Shown.
Grafton showed the effect of the
excellent coaching of c. C. Finnegan.
work of the backfield quartet was
especially good. Coach F%innegan has
been in charge of the Grafton team
for four years. and as a result is thor
oughly familiar with the men and
their capabilities.
The Grafton team showed the oval
over the Grand Forks line five times.
and each time with m~achine-like
regularity. T%horaldson booted the
bAi Vi AAAS " Sh35 o'o A0uS
another count to the steadily mount
ing score.
Stone Wall Defense.
Grand Forks threatened to score
twice during the game. At the end
Of the first quarter. the ball was only
four feet from the Grafton goal. but
when play vas resumed the Walsh
county bunch put up a stone wall de-
Tense against which the visitors were
powerless.
Grafton scored twice in the first
quarter. twice in the third, and once
more in the final period. Play dur
ing the final period was of a gruellins
nature, eight men being forced out
of the game during the quarter.
The two halfhacks Of the Grafton
team, Captain Newgard and Nelson
showed up particularly we'll and
were largely responsible for the high
score. Nelson made three of the
touchdowns and Newgard one, the
forward pass from Nelson.
The Lineup.
Grafton. Grand Forks.
A. Nelson, !. e.........l. e.. Gvansor
Eastman, !. t........l t.. Robertson
Depuy, !. ...........:. e.. Brigg.
Papouski, Laughir
Weller, r. t.......r t., P. Carother.
Gestson. r. e......r. e.. B. Carother'
Tharaldson, q. h......q. b.. Schuyler
NeWgard, !. h. b........l h. b., Boz
Nelson, r. h. b........r. h. b., Reet
Stewart, f. h. b........f h. b., Doyle
Substitutes, Grand Forks: Hilligo:
for Robertson, jacob for Briggs
Woutat for Boo; Grafton: johnson
for Deputy. Garder for A. Nelson, AL
lendorfer for Garder.
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Booting by Art Robertson
Gave Varsity Close Game
Saturday.
BURKMAN HURT IN
r
Star Fullback May Play
Again For Several Weeks
is Report.

Two drop kicks by Art Robertson
won the game Saturday afternoon for
North Dakota ~" from South Da-
kota college by a score Of 6 to 5.
The first, kick vas made from the
25-yard line in the second quarter
while the second n was made from
the S0-qard line in the last two min
utes of play.
i'hune OF South Dakota also showed
his ability to boot successfully wnen
he ties Dutch Houser for the pnnt-
ing honors and tied the score in the
third quart'r by drop Kicking a coun-
ter from the 40-yard line.
North Dakota had the edge on the
visitors in the first, second and fourth
quartsrs while the South Dakota. men
carried off the honors in the third
quarter. Both teams USED the for
ward pass very actively. North Da-
kota proved to be the better on; the
proved their superiority on short pas
SIS, which they worked continually for
gains in the third period.
Burkman Hurt.
The varsity was greatly handicap
ped after the first play of the g,lrne
when Burkman, star fullback, was in
jured on the kickoff. Coach Davis
said this morning hat it is very pos
sib!e that Burknlan will rot be able
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letter sent to the board men through
but the country, following disclosures
by the grand jury here of the baseball
scandal during. the 1919 world series.
which resulted in the voting Of true
bills against a number of baseball
players and gamblers.
Hundreds. of kilograms and letters
from baseball Zen throughout the
country approving the plan of the
establishment of a tribunal lave been
received.
Ii was said that definite action
would be taken in the matter today.
Following general discussion. it is
hoped to work out a plan which will
be best for the game.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-18
G0PHERS slip
AGAIN IN BIG
TEN CONTESTS
Indiana Forward-passed Her
Way to a 81 to Z Victory
Over Rodents

Minneapolis. Oct. 1S.-Minnesota
slipped down another rung on the Big
Ten football championship ladder Sat
urday when Indiana forward-passed
her way to a 81 to Z victory owe the
Gophers.
A driving attack produced by Min
nesota at the outset brought the
games first touchdown and sent hopes
If Gopher fandom soaring. They flew
high for n period, only to fall into
a fatal tail-spin when Indiana tied
the count and jumped into the lead
IN the second period.
Forward passes, in which Williams
to-Mathys, or Minton-to-Mathys, prov
ed excellent combinations. made pos
sible the Hoosier touchdowns, with
Fullback Kyle running rampant when
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-18
SHORTAGE OF HELP
in DRESSMAKINC
PARLORS OF FRANCE

Paris, Oct. 1S.-The French enid
inette" is disappearing and young
French girls are throwing aside the
needle for the typewriter. according
to the large fashion houses of Paris.
The apprentice who used to be glad
to enter n .modiste's or costuniers
establishment as midinette. at first
earning nothing but her keep, Is now
learning typewriting with perhaps a
suspicion Of shorthand, and a COM
mand a fair salary al soon az her
course of instruction is completed.
Experienced modistes and dress
makers vainly point out the folly of
this course, which they cay, leads
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SPORT News
to don a uniform within the next tw
weeks.
The teams lined up as follows:

for Burkman. Avery for McCulloch. ].
Sinclair for Cassell, McCulloch for
Avery. Nomland for McCulloch, Mel
land for Mayer. Powers for L. Sinclair,
Allen for Nomland.
South Dakota State-Johnson for
Mccain, Carey for Thompson.
Drop Kicks-Robertson 2; Thune !.
Officials - Referee. DR.. Dietrich,
MINNESOTA; umpire, Lynch, st. Cloud;
head l.nesman. Giese. Crookston.
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Duluth to the Knife river. THE RAJ
road is the old Aiger Smith lOgss
railroad and ia less than 100. mild
long. The owners claim that it issba
ing operated Mt q loss q
Settlers and r%esidentss of ,yfllae1
along the railroad line contend thu
they were Influenced to settle In norel
ern Minnesota because OF the T4siI
road and that they r entitled SsSS
service.
The railroad and warehouse con|
mission will hear arguments on bot
sides tomorrow. n
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colorado college 20, Utah University

Colorado College 20, Utah University
Oklahoma A. NJ. o. University Of
Texas FL.
Washington and jefferson IS. Gene
va o.. ~ 49,
Earthan, :. Rose Poly. 6.
Dcnison College Fl, Cincinnati Uni.
vcrsity O..
Annapolis Z. Bucknell 2.
SwnrtIlmOre Z, Stevens II.
Ohio University SIS, Marshall Col.
leSe o.
Oberlin Z, Mount Vernon o.
Princeton "a. Washington and Lee
Missouri IA. Ames 2.
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FOOTBALL SCORES

Boston College Fl. Yale Is.
Pennsylvania Z, Lafayette o.
Army 26, Springfield 0.
Cornell 60, Union O..
Butler "A. Wilmington o.
North Dakota 6, S. D.. State College
8.
Wisconsin p, Northwestern Z.
Illinois 20, Iowa 8.
Notrc Dame 16, Nebraska Z.
Michigan IS. Michigan Aggies o.
Indiana Fl, Minnesota :.
Lawrence 10, Beloit College o.
\ Chicago Al, Wabash o.
Ausustana 20, Illinois Wesleyan 10.
Ohio State II. Purdue o.
Kansas Z, Drake 3.
Unfversity. of Colorado -, Denver
University o.
Missouri IA, Iowa State 2.
Kansas Aggtes Z, EmPoFA Normal Z.
Shattuck 26, Central High, st. Paul,
st. Olaf IL, Gustavus Adolphus o.
Manchester u, Ha,nline o.
North Dakota Aggies 20. St. Thorn
rs g..
St. Cloud Normal 7. st. Johns 0.
Carleton 8, Stout Institute Z.
Bozeman IS, Custer High 7.
Montana State College Z, School of
Mines 6.
Marquette es, Ripon College 8.
Lnont9na University 10, Washan&ton
en.vcrslty
Gfsiton Hlsn 30, Grand FORKS High
y.
fliGn %, Drayton Ht@ o.
SD. scnool OF u ~, MT. 81.
O1a[ies Z.
Montana AZ, Butte Gen.
tral Q.
MissouLa High II. q.
EerEus High 40: Hobson High :.
wesleyan ). -. 4. University. Is.
Georgetown, n.y.. 0. St Xav1ers ~.
Case =, Kenyon I:
10, western Reserve o.
Stanford Q. University of Southern
Oalnornle ~:
school OF Mines ). Utah
agricultural College IL.
Creighton A.. simpson 0.
center SO. Tfnnsy1vania- Ky. o.
lombard II. Monmouth Q.
knox o, Cornell CoaFcge o..
RItgcrs 10, Virginia Poly 8.
!en1Eh A, Rochester y.
81. Mary.s a. West Marylend o..
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many girls into a blind alley occupn-
ton instead Of providing them with a
trade at which they can eventually
earn a living running into many hum
dreds of dollars a year, as a premiere
in a big fashion house receives a sal
airy varying between $4,000 and $3,-
500.
There is a great shortage of help in
the large d~ressmaking houses OF
Paris
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-18

the occasions demanded. These men
and Risfey led ~Indiana'% offense, with
consistently telling cooperation from
the line. +
Minnesota started without Ruben.
crack fullback, who was forced by
injuries to retire in the third period.
Ruben, Captain Arntson, Regnier and
EckberE stood out in Minnesota's at
tack, which became only spasmodic-
ally effective after the first period.
Coach Williams rushed in many Co
pher substitutes after the second per-
iod, but the Jumbo" Steihm roller
could not be stopped until the final
period, after all the damage had been
done.
While not as startling as the Gopher
defeat by Northwestern asst Saturday,
today's result upset the hopes. II not
the expectations, Of Gopher fans, who
had looked for a reversal of form. 1t
was q repetition Of last weeks defeat,
however, the Gophers being outclassed
by the margin indicated by the final
score.
The 1ino.,yp. . w..
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TOMORROW.

St. Paul, Mimi, Oct. 1S.-A hearing
will be held tomorrow on a proposed
abandonment of the Duluth G. North
ern Minnesota railroad running from
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-11
AUCTION SALE

Hv virtue Of an order of the Cor
poration Court of the City Of Alex
audria, Virginia, entered in the suit
Of the Cameron Apartment House
Company. Incorporated. vS. J. \.
Niece, and an attachment in said
cause, the undersigned on Wednes-
day. the Sth day of, December, Nnc-
tccr Hundred and Twenty. at the
hour of II O'Clock A. NJ. will sci, at
pubic auction For cash on the prem
i$"> Home Tailoring Company. No.
?0% Kin. Street. in the City OF Alex
andria. Virginia. the following prop
crty attached and levied on unfcr
said attachment, to- wit: Stere FIX
lures. sewing mlchiac,-l prcSSin"
machine. 6 tables. = pressing irors.
| set,cr, ] single pressing pad, I
buokshclf, | safe. rocker, 4 work
ing shirts, $ overall jackets, lot Of
underwear, | LOT, Of collars. IDIOT -
caps. lot of shirts, l lot Of nccNt;eS
Posted November 10Th, 1920.
29llc. EcDcrt IL. Cox. CITY Se-gl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-11
Auction Sale

Public sale Of HolsteinS at Rock
bridge Dairy Farm Wednesday, De-
.enrber Is fra.n or shinel, on tn"
far moi David \. Rust, Jr., located
three miles east Of Leesburg, Lou
doun county, on the Washington
Lcesbur. Pike and being on Goose
Creek. ten minutes walk from Com
phcr Station on the Washington and
Old Dominion Railway. Car leaves
Alexandria at ITO a. M, arriving at
$3.50 o'clock. Will be met. Having
decided 70 discontinue dairying vii!
offer at public auction on above
date and place without reservation.
my entire herd Of milking Holsteins.
so head, Is head registered animals,
81 head high grade COWS. The ma
jority OF these animals have been
bred and developed right on tha
farm and We're sired by such noted
bulls as King of Butter Boy.
Kings Son and Soldiers Home Wood
crest Tchec. These cows are all
young straight and sound and have
never been forced in dairy, but SIM
ply run on blue grass pasture in
summer and consumed the roughagc
on the farm IN winter with little
grain fed. Consequently they will
respond immediately to heavy feed
ing. Some arc fresh now milking
well and quite number due within
thirty to sixty days. All bred to fin"
registered bull. The grades are well
marked and will make a valuable
addition to any herd. The pure brcds
carry some OF the best blood Of the
breed. The cows have just passed
the annual Federal test and health
certificates can be issued for ship
ment to any state in the union This
herd is considered to be on one Of the
best in Northern Virginia.
Terms of,salc. Three per cent OFF
for cash or nine months note with
satisfactory Endorsement.
Lunch served on grounds.
David n. Rust. Jr. owner. 400
II Street. Northwest. Washington,
D. c.
c. I. Rice. sales manager.
a. i. Bullock, hcrdSmau.
K. d. Woolr, auctioneer.
2SG-lc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-11
DAYLIGHT BANDITS ROB
2 IN CROWDED STREET

New York, Dec. las two mes
s=ngers employed BY the c. G. Kerr
Company, investment securities
brokers, of 2 Rector street, turned
to enter their employers Office short
il before noon yesterday, carrying
sl500 for the conpany's payroll,
which they had just obtained from
bank, two men stepped up behind,
each with blackjack in hand. They
Yielded the weapons in unionism
and both messengers went down,
zach from one blow.
The assailants picked up the satchel
the money, dashed down
Eector street, turned into Broadway
and disappeared. The whole thing
lad taken place in the presence Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-11
AUCTION SALE

On Thursday, December l6. 1920,
at II a. M, west front Of Market
House.
The three story brick building
suitable for store and dwelling, sit
uated No. lOi and 1O6 South Fairfax
street.
The . story brick dwelling situated
No. 52l Duke street. A comfortable
nice home, in good ncighborhood.
Three lots west side Fayette, be-
tween Wythe and Madison streets.
Laurence Stablcr, 4l5 Prince St
29O-9t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-11
SEALED PROPOSALS, Endorsed

SEALED PROPOSALS, Endorsed
Proposals for Torpedo Racks,
Alexandria, Va, Specification No.
I'LL" will be received at the Bu-
resu Of Yards and Docks, Navy
Department, Washington, D. c,
Until II o'clock a. M, December
%. 1920. and then and there pub
licly opened for new steel racks,
relocation Of certain industrial track
ana door, remova! of certain
wood block flooring and the in
stallation Of inch thick cement
mortar finish in place thereof, two
portable hand power tiering ma
chimes, and for the installation o!
two ! ~ ton hand chain operated
trolleys ard hoists to replace two
existing electric trollcys and hoists;
all at the Naval Torpedo Station,
Alexandria, Va. Drawing and Spec,
ification No. I'LL may be obtained
on application TO the Bureau or
to the Inspector Of Ordnance in
Charge, Naval Torpedo Station,
Alexandria, Va, Deposit of check
or postal money order for $40,
payable to the Chief of the Bureau
of Yards and Docks, is required
as security for the safe return Of
the drawing and specification. c.
w. Parks, Chief of Bureau, No.
vember %, 1920.
295-30O-2t.