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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-07
My Larnh.

One day my father came TO the
house and said. There is little
lamb on the range that has no moth
err"
| told him to bring IL home. Next
day he brought it home. 1t was very
weak so | made a little pen off from
the others. called il Midgie
raised the lamb and last winter Dad
said he wanted me to break her to
Head. I broke her so | could lead
lher everywhere. This winter she
had lamb of which SHE In very
proud. II Is the biggest one in the
bunch. l am going to see If car
gat the money for her wool. Heller
NJ Hull
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-07
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DECISION

Vi iS
ever dock
me intended
lights of the
Il to provide
ply for the
Neither of
been placed
but both are
AWAY thither
water for
tirely made
micipality as
the flow of
ic plentV Of
the noun
Drs there is
Ny the city
shortage, as
almon must
1vate rights.
a resort to
Eater and it
10 thousand
Dsed to con-
OF the Jesse
Aeans cannot
ut one hun
the outcome
tlement the
be a heavy
water when
water cases.
upward oil
very one of
" alter from
fbutaries and
efendants in
0istrict court.
et around all
be necessary
mon, as were
of the mayor
W. c. Smith
sell ninety
BY Smith &
ID first rights
Nh also offer
city as much
q right water
city would
water supply
deducting
of the first
hers TO &C
transaction
g inevitable
Re no other
nents of the
erned 10 hes
more bond
rlar endorse
if the issue
felt sure il
eiection. Thus
up for actor
the council
arranging fo'
Monday nigh
eSfion again.
of the frs
or in JaSS.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-07
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bnlpany on
purchase
erests rep
5 in that
e or two
had con-
be fall of
q the ma
from Jesse
ID board of
Y morning
bsion that
outsiders
purchase.
There will
this direc-
pntrol the
t of the
nation had
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of Pines.
the deal
inter when
Dn for ex-
funor had
= new loca-
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eliminating
statement
. held by
ed among
Lors, thus
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I'D not Civ
hal. Others
the pul-
hate repre-
IND Walter
Wallace
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. likely be
.f Pipes as
.ng resided
Vent head oil
&association,
uocknasters
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&delity and
d gentleman
Resident OF
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be choser
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9pecial Dis
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one of ths
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hid the new
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-07
A Weasel.

One time we were at school and
tsaw a Weasel. II. was last fall and
III had rabbit by the foot. One boy
caught the rabbit and We tried to
catch the weasel but IL got away
So a few days ago little boy was
by the window and saw a rabbit. He
said 'Oh, here comes a rabbit, oh,
no, il Is a weasel" Ii was a weas-
| el after rabbit.
The weasel was white. IL was
brown the other time we saw it.
am sure ii was the same one we saw
last fall Donald Carnes
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-05-07

be chosen
, place of
Evening star., 1920-05-23

1914 GAILATIN ST. N.w.-FURNISHED, ,
rooms with kitchenette. tile BATH in new bun
galow: modern equipped: beautiful location; /;
one block to Ga ave and 14th st. ears. 2Ss
THE ROYDoN APIS, 1919 ST: Nv
Ready June l. four rooms and hath. furnished
1915 1 ST. N.w.-APARTMENT FOR RENT
all conveniences. %
a4OO 18th ST NV ROOMS. BATHS
md porch inclosed in glass and screened Re
frigeration furnished. Available June 9TH un-
til Sept. S0th. Rent, S175.
Beverly Court. 1876 Columbia rd. NV
rooms bath and porch. Rent $40. Avail
able June LIST until Sept. 30th.
H. L. RUST. sl2 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1920-05-23

TWO GENTLEMEN want board. convenient to
Dupont Circle between that location and
Treasury bldg. state price. Address Box 217-E
Star office. 9as
Evening star., 1920-05-23

9ls Goth ST. N.w.-FouR ROoMs ANn
BATH: two ladies or settled couple preferred
Phone FIR I73O-w 23s
KILBOURNE PL. N.w.-THREE DESlE
able rooms and bath; third floor Of residence"
ami: housekeeping apartment: light heal.
gas furnished: SIS. small Protestant family
preferred: permanent; occupancy June LIST.
Address Box T. Star Office %
TO SUBLET TO DECEMBER 81. 1890, At
liberal reduction. unfumished housekeeping
apt. rooms. ; baths; possession h.
fore June 1. Apply Stoneleigh Courts. Conn
ave. and l..
MERIDIAN MANSIONS. .40O 18th ST. NV.
One apt. rooms and baths and porch. On"
apt. rooms and two baths. non housekeeping
One apt. 1 room and bath. non -housekecpin-
The Altamont. 1901 Wyoming ave. NV.
One room and bath. non housekeeping.
1905 18th st. n.w.- rooms and bath. rem
SIS.
h L. RUST. 9lo 18th St NV
APARTMENT. ROOMS; LIGHT HOUSE
keeping; partly furnished no children: refer
ence: gas heat: $50. PA 5th st. ne. a3'
TWO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS. WITH USE
of kitchen and bath: reasonable. Apt. -.
1440 W st. NV. 23'
Evening star., 1920-05-23
APARTMENTS TO LET
ENWTD NWauOn


FURNISHED.
sECOND-FLOOR APT. WITH PRIVATE
family; bedroom, living room and kitchenette;
tile bath gas ,ann. nd electricity large
a Church I'd I'd; sss. Sunday, $500 "a 4th a' st. NV.
bet. 8 an. and pm.
TWO ROOMS. BATH. ALCOvE. KITCHEN
ette; gas and electricity hot-water heat ,s a!l4
LARGE, AIRY, SDCOND-FLOOR, I.H.k
apartment completely furnished; electric
light and hot water; near government build
ings. 1921 s st. NV.
TWO LARGE. AIRY ROOMS. KITCAENE1srB
and bath, second floor; exclusive neighboi hood;
re MT. $40. 1900 Wyoming ave. 29'
TWO COOL, AIRY BEDROOMS give SIN
gle beds); private bath; continuous hot water;
big living room; telephone. screens. awnings.
electric fan; two large closets. hall; no house
keeping; references; men preferred: vacant
June os ;,s can be seen by appointment Col 2oss.
FOR SUMNER MONTHS-ON CALIFORNIA
ave-: two rooms kitchen. bath. porch: fourth
floor southern exposure; garage space. Mr..
Elliott. 1112 Conn. ave. o5'
Apply 425 the Cairo.
WILL RENT YOUR FURNISHED APART
ment for summer months. Room 2O4, Munsey
bldg. Main 1884. IL am. to $50 pm.
ROOM 2O4. MUNSEY BUILDING.
IL Am. to $50 pm.
FURNISHED. ADULTS ONLY, FROM JUNE
l to October I. first and second floors of a
beautiful house in northwest section; reason
able; good maid. if desired. Phone N. $50.
NEWLY COMPLETED RESIDENCES; SIT
ting room. bedroom, kitchenette. private bath;
garage; two adults. Address Box 259-E. Star
Office
SUBURBAN. THREE OR SIX ROOMS BATH;
large screened porch; 500 IT. elevation; arte.
sian well water: near Washington Golf and
SEVERAL YOUNG LADIES WANTED AT
1905 Eye st. NV, Apt. l. second floor; break
fast, lunch. parlor. laundry and sleeping porch
privileges with home, SIS per month: free
course in story writing and telling Call
am. to 1890 pm.
421 1st ST. S.E.-LARGB BEDROOM AND
living room connected; private family; near
Capitol Library and Union station; on car
lines; available June 1: reasonable.
THREE-ROOM AND BATH APARTMENT;
gas and electricity; janitor. Phone North 1874.
Apt. l, or call the Plymouth. Apt. 1, 1885
l1fh ST. NV.
Evening star., 1920-05-23

UNFUR.. 3 RMS. KITCHEN, B., JUNE ! +:
young couple; permanent: preferably NV. Or
suburbs; reasonable. J. W. CONNOLLY. I7::;
ii st. NV. 24s
TO 8 ROOMS. TNFURNIsHED. WITH
bath: electricity; northwest. Prone Col. llo.'
Dc mist. BIOL 14th NV. IS.
TWO ROOMS, KITCHENETTE AND BATH
unfur.: young couple. children: must H..
reasonable: state price. Address Box 20 T..
Star Office. 30
OCT. FUR. OR UNFUR-. NEAR SCOTT
or Dupont circles; two or three rooms. MuS'
Be convenient for h@oSsekeeping; @ best refs. Call
SMALL APARTMENT. FURNISHED. DOWN.
town section preferred. Must be reasonable
Address Boz 2o2-E Star Office.
TWO ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE BY Two
adults: preferably unfurnished: willing to
buy furniture. Address Box 354-D. Star
ofice.
/ OR ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT
Must be reasonable; permsnent if satisfactory.
Address Box Use. Star Office. 23'
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, i OR
room housekeeping apartment: electricits
reasonable. Would consider purchase Of small
able apartment. write Mr.. Calvert. 1903 r
ST. NV.
WANTED. JULY 1-APARTMENT OR FLAT
Of or more rooms: furnished or unfurnished:
NV. section or suburban. Address Box 20. T.
Star ofice. IS.
TWO YOUNG MEN WANT ONE ROOM AM.
bath apartment. furnished; maid service. All
dress Box 15l-D, Star office.
APARTMENT, PREFERABLY OF TWO Oi;
three rooms and bath. furnished or Wfurni ish-
ed: suitable for PHYSICIANS ofice: permanent'
vicinity OF Thomas Circle: July or befoFr
Address Box SSl-D. Star Office. aS'
BY JUNE l. UNFCRNIsHED. Two-R0OM.
ktchenette and bath apartment, NV. or ~
section: upper floor preferred; young coupi".
Address Box BOD, Star Office. 3.
THREE OR FOUR Room APARTMENT. UN
furnished, by three adults. Phone North
a9S3-W. 23s
COUPLE WANT FURNISHED OR CNFCE-
nished apartment. rooms for Ink, NV
Address Box 346-D, Star office. 23'
TWO OR THREE ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH
and porch: nothing temporary considered res
sonable. Address Box 1888 ID. Star Office. 23'
Will BUY FURNITURE FOR APARTMENT
with or : not renting over $45. Al
dress Box 2N-D. Star Office. 70
THREE OR FOUR ROOM UNFURNISHED
housekeeping apartment, in apartment pri
yate house: adults. J. A. GALLAGHER. 6lI
9th S3s
Evening star., 1920-05-23
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

U-AkAhIM
TWO OR THREE ROOM APARTMENT EY
refined young couple; state price. Address B"a
235 Z. Star office.
ONE ROOM. BATH AND KITCHENETTE.
July 1 to Sept. 30; modern apartment house
ADDRESS Box 23OE. Star office. "a
TWO OR THREE ROOM APARTMENT
northwest section; Dupont Circle preferred.
Address Box 121-E Star Office.
EANTED-BY TWO ADULTS. FURNISHED
apartment for summer months; state price
Address Box S1-E, Star Office.
FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS, FURNISHED. IN
Du Pont Circle section; children. Address
Fox 1I5-E. Star office.
FURNISHED APARTMENT, 1. OR i:
girl years old. or will share home with
genial couple on $3.50 basis. Address Boa
s. e, Star Office
THREE OR FOUR ROOMS. UNFURNIsHED:
modern; children; permanent. Phone NJ. 3so
or address 10l3 Euclid NV.
ONE OR TWO ROOMS. KITCHENErTE AND
bath. electricity ana phone; for two or three
272-E. Star office. %
9 To 8 FAMILY APARTMENT-ANY GOOD
section; modern improvements: reasonable cast
payment. Room 2O7, Ouray bldg.
APT. OF TWO OR THREE ROOMS, BATH
and kitchenette. furnished; permanent govern
ment empioye and adult daughter. Address.
with rate. Box 296-E. Star once.
TWO-ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH APT
furnished or unfurnished; will buy furniture NJ
Phone North 355-w any time Sun
day: bet and pm. Monday. a4'
FURNISHED ROOM AND kITCHENETTE
terms. Address Box 2s5-E, Star office. 24s
WANTED05-ROOM AND BATH UNFrE-
nished apt near 14th st. adults rent rea-
sonabie. Address Box 203-E. Star once.
Evening star., 1920-05-23

ARE YOU TIRED OF PAY
ing rent? Be your own landlord
No large initial payments re-
quired. Our plan makes it easy.
address Box 257-A. Star office
Evening star., 1920-05-23
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.
THE PORTNER. APT. 221-Large second-story
front room, with without board.
LARGE. well furnished. second -foor front
room near bath; twin beds double room, top
floor. 1915 Belmont rd n. 6137. 24'
NEAR Dupont Circle; lovely rooms, single or
en- soute, in private home Of refinement. 1742
11th st. NV. Frank. 4510 23s
EAST CAPIroL-Iarge, well fur
nisied room, with without board; reason
able. Line. 1857
Evening star., 1920-05-23

UNFURNIeHED APARTMENT OF
two rooms or three roons. with kitchen
and bath. on or before June Is, by
young married couple with infant. Per
manent. Phone Col. 6476. x3s
Evening star., 1920-05-23

COUNTRY BOARD.
RIVER FARM; LARGE BRICK DWELLING:
For terms address Mrs. e. M. HANSBROUGH.
Raccoon Ford, Virginia.
WANTED-A few small children for the sum
mer months will be well taken care of on a
we'll located farm, miles from Laurel, Nd:
refereEces exchanged. Mrs. Byron Vernon
Cecil. Highland. Md. 23s
sANDIGAN = Lovely alton; elevation. 500
IT.; large, shady lawns; fresh vegetables;
bath; telephone 603-12; also will SELL Mrs
Jennie Riser. Frederick. Md.
kOCKVILLE-Two rooms board: convenient
to cars; large grounds; home comforts: refer
enees exchanged. Box 100. Rockville. Md.
TRAINED NURSE will board and care for in
Valid convalescent and elderly people, also
chronic cases; cheerful surroundings: warm
room; 35 minutes from city by machine; good
roads. Maple Wood Farm. Silver Spring. Nd
Phone Sandy Spring 39-F-21.
EXCEPTIONALLY desirable rooms with board
in delightful summer home, near Washington
Country Club. on Washington and Old Domin-
ion Electric Railway. Phone to II am or
8 to pm. Rosslyn 145-F-3. 23s
WANTED.
WANTED-Suburban or country room and
board for family of 4, including children
close to car line. on good road; give lowest
monthly rate. Address Box 20s-E. Star ofice.'
COUPLE and 2-year-old girl wish room and
board in country, within committing distance;
state particulars. Address Box 216-E, Star
ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-15


AUTO MART OF WAsHINGToN, c.
1912 New York Ave. NV: Main 1917
1915 Hupp 4-eyl; coupe. good condition starter
1915 Ford tour. good cond.. 8 good tires. $780,
1915 Overland. 5-pass.. mod. 81, good eond..
1919 overland, 5.p..s.. model So. s4s:
1915 1915 King "s'" 81. s,pa''.. good sir's' $780,
1915 Chandler. ecyl. 5-psss.. good tires. $500
1917 Maxwell taxicab. $500
1917 studehaksr, 4cyl.. 7pass.. new psint'
1915 Overland 4-pass. coupe. new paint, good
tires, $3.50.
1871, 1919 Dodge touring, good tires, $3.50 o.
ming order, new top. good tires; $3.50.
1915 Olds, 4cyl., 6-pass.. mechanically per-
feet, new paint. good tires, $50.
1916 Davis. 8-cyl.. 5.pass. Continental motor.
Al condition. good tires. $3.50
1918 Overland. model s5-4, 5pass., Al condi-
tion. good tires, $3.50
AL condition good tires. $3.50
1918 Overland 3-pass. roadster. model sS-4,
new paint. good tires. $500.
1918 REQ. ecyl 7,pass.. good tires. 5000.
1917 Liberty. 6-cyl.. 5-pass., new paint. new
tires. Al condition. $780,
1919 Mitchell roadster new paint. Al eondi-
ton. good tires. $3.50.
1917 Buick. 6cyl. 5.pass.. new paint, new top.
Al condition, good tires. $3.50.
1917 Hudson super SIX 7-pass.. new paint, Al
condition. good tires. $3.50.
1918 Chandler. 6-cyl., 7-pass.. new paint, cora
tires. Al condition. 81 100
1918 Overland. 6-cyl.. 5-pass.. sedan. new
paint. cord tires wire wheels, 81 100.
1917 Odds s." 5-pass., sedan. new paint new
slip covers, AL condition. 81. 100.
1917 Cole 'S' 4-psss. coupe new paint. new
slip covers. Al condition. 81. 100.
1919 Piedmont sport roadster, Continental mo-
tire. wire wheels, like new 81, 200.
1918 Buick. model E-45, 5-pAss., new paint,
cord tires. perfect. 81 20U
1918 Buick, model E-45, roadster new paint
cord tires, wire wheels. 81 $50
1917 Hudson cahgiolet. new paint, mechanically
o. r., good tires, 81 $50
We have the car YOU want The prices are
RIGHT. Our reputation for honest represents
tion and SQUARE dealing is well established
Ask rs to PROVE IT,
AUTO MART. 1912 New York Ave. NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-15
COUNTRY BOARD.

Is THERE A PARTY thar wishes to travel
or is employed. with little girl. to years.
whom they wish to place IN the care Of r.
Cne-half hour ride from Washington1 Per.
sonal care. Phone. Address Box ss-B. Star
ONCE. 20.
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WANTED-APARTlGENTs.

WANTED-8 OR ROOM UNFURNlsHED
housekeeping apartment; adults. Address BOZ
161-K, star ONCE. ~
W1NTED-T0 RENT CNFUHNIBHEO AI.
con.,.rine of rooms, kitchen and bath. Al
dress W. A. g., Room BOOT. Interior Dept. ~.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT OF ROOMS
NAV lst and 18th; not over e126. Adarsss ~
Nevark St, or Tel. Cleve. 1860 To-
( OR ROOM CNFUKNIEHED APT. ON Oh
before May 1; not over so per monm: wul
lease for year. Address w. q. NJ, 20 Sfn
ne.
T HAVE WIFE AND TWO OHiLDRnN. FOB
whom I must nnd home, fufnishsd apeftmeet %
house: outskirts or suburbs preferfed: nes eyee
Star ONCE. ~
FIVE OR 6fX NOON, FCRNlBHEO OF UN-
Furnished housekeeping apartment, waning
tom HeiChta; immediate occupancy. Phsees
after pm, Col. e06A. ~
NAV or 1.-TWO on THREE YURNIsH1D
rooms, kitehenetts and bath, y two adults.
Rest references Address Boz 7S-K. Star Of
fee. ~
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. IN OFFICE. d.
sire unfurnished apt. ? roems. kitehsn. hatn:
May /. Call n. b23S. after Pm. O. Bon. ~.
TO SHARE SMALL APARTMENT WITH ONE
other girl, by 18th; Thomas Circle preferreo.
Address Box Ok. Star once. ~
YOUNG REFINED NAkRIEU C0UfI2 10
children, desire rent unfurnishsd hsuscoeG
apartment, nat rooms. resoa. k3eeooDeees
private hath: kitehsnetto Duat eav4 re
water anl sink., Rsatal not eBooo1 - -
dress Boz 5S-K. Star once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-15
AUTO SALES co.,
1707 l4th st. NV. North 8668.
FIFTY
HICH-GRADE USED CARS.
DON'T MISS THESE BARGAINS.


HIGH-GRADE USED CARS.
DON'T MISS THESE BARGAINS.
Five Buick touring.
Five Buick roadstcrs.
Four Oldsmobile touring.
Three Oakland touring.
Two Hudson speedsters.
Two Saxon four and i've passenger.
Beautiful Marmon and Stutx siY.passenger.
Paige seven.passengeb and Hudson sedan.
Cole seven-passenger and Ford sedan.
National seven-passenser and Dodge roadster.
Willys-kntRht and Overland S5-6.
scrpps- Booth and Chalmers roadster.
TWENTY MORE. SEQ US BEFORE BUYING.
Open evenings and Sundays.
PRIVATE OWNER will sell 4-cyllnder stude-
baker; 5-pnssenger: new tires all around: one
man top; fully equipped: quick cash sale: 1928
takes it. Address Box 42-k, Star office. IT.
REQ TOTRTNG-I8is; 5passcnger: has run
5000 miles: good as new; Will sell cheap to
quick buyer. 1901 G at. sc. 15s
DODGE DELIvERY-lV1s; closed body; in Al
shape; will sell cheap to quick buyer. 1901
st. sc. 49,
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APARTMENTS TO LET
rTrn NTSHED.

FURNISHED.
-FOUR ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. FUR
nished: for rent or lease: 9176 . month. Ire
Burlington, ll2O Vermont ave. NV.
Two KOONf, KITCHEN AND BATH. 1Uh.
niahed full hotel service, two poeoons. we
month. lease 70 October I: three Refsoos, S17e
Ipauiys ll3O Vermont aye. ~: Eoe0 u.
61o N N.W-APARTMENT FOR LIGHT
hon.eteepinR: rooms and kitchsnette. with
running water and large porch; near 70 oetn'
rent reasonable
DUPONT CIRcLn-BEDROoM. DINING ROOM
and kitchen; elegantly furnished; suitable
couple or girls: SIS per month; also large
double room. sleeping porch. $oo per mon.n.
Address Box 56-K. star once. lo-
1910 2ISt ST., NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE AND
car line Furnished neatly. Telephone serv-
Ice; two very large rooms. entire second moor;
running water in both rooms' pnvste nS.".
500. Tel. N. 1905. 10y
nished apartment, three front rooms. dfst
0nor housekeepip9, Near 18th and Columbia
I'd Phone Columbia CREW. l6e
TWO NICE YOUNG LADIES 10 SHARE
apartment; Mt. Pleasant: reasonable. 40
dress Box SAX. Star ONCE. l6'
ONE GIRL TO SHARE BROOM APARTMENT.
bldgs: reasonable. Cali between and 80
pm. 1851 st. NV. 10.
WE'LL FUR. 5-ROOM AND BATH APT;
large foyer hall. sleeping porch. shower bath:
northern and southern exposures. Call $50 to
0 pm, 1915 Euclid nv. Apt. q. IS
FARNsBORO. 2l20 FLORIDA AvB.-TWO
and three foem apartments. attfactively fur.
nished; all-night Telephone and elsvster sew.
leo. a,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-15
TABLE BOARD.

THE TINTERN.
Breakfast, special lunch. afternoon tea, dinner.
73O 18th NV. my13s
1343 HARVARD ST.. Colonial Hell-Substan.
ttal meals for particular people. Hours 80
to 8 am. 8 80 to pm. 16s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-15
WANTED-SUBURBAN BOARD.

BY COUPLE with 8year-old sirl and 10
mouths-old baby suburban hoard commencing
NAV i: must be convenient to cars and rates
reasonable; upper Potomac location preferred.
Mr, Claude Parker. Office supervising architect
Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-15
IGED CARS

IL -ton service truck: like new: 2-tou seryiee
thoroughly reconstructed: 211-ron service; 1918
model: brand new; 81 ton service chassis;
thoroughly reconstructed. There trucks can be
bought at attractive prices and terms ar
ranged % the trucks will pay for themselves;
small initial payment will secure these trucks,
CAN q. P. Landers. West TO- The Motor Co,
Of W.shinston. 24th and 4 SITS. NV.
FOR SALE-Two slishtly used Aolipe- Knish,
touring cars: have been thoroughly gone over
and guaranteed by to be in perfect con-
ditton: price unusually reasonable. Black No.
tor Car Co, 1874 18th st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-15
'VANTED-ROOK.

FOR Link, or with board by young couple.
Address Boz ASK, Star office. IT.
WINTED-Furnished or unfurnished room In
Georgetown by gentleman. rent mot to exceed
$40 per mo. Address Boz 150K, Star ONCE.
16s
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CASH OR TERMS.
Several late model, slightly used cars, TO be
sold at once; liberal terms to responsible par
ties. 1t will pay you to investigate. 426-42s
9Th at. NV. 16s
BUICK TO0KfN6-NTht SIX; Ike new; model
D-45; will sell cheap to quick buyer. TT Az
at.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-09-04
BRANDS As UNAMEREAN -. =.
ATTACKS ON UNION LABOR

TIL. open shop fight OF the Louis
vile Employers association was con-
demned by jefferson post, American
Legion, Of that cit:' as 'preaching
class antasonism through attacks on
union labor, by rejecting on the
patriotism of local citizens along with
the disloyal." The resolutions adopted
by Jefferson post are as follows:
Whereas. the preachment Of class
antaganisn1 is a menace to the coun-
try and un-American, and
Whereas, the Employers Associa-
ton Of Louisville is: preaching class
antagonisn1 through attacks on union
labor in advertisements in street cars
and newspapers. and
Whereas, these advertisements re-
fleet on the patriotism Of loyal citi-
zens along with the disloyal, group
ing all union la Dor men in one class
for their attack, and
Whereas, the Anne rican Legion
views the activities Of radical capt.
alistic agitators as equally harmful as
those Of radical labor agitators, be it
Resolved, that the executive COM
nnittee Of Jefferson post. American
Legion, does hereby condemn the
campaign OF, the Employers Associa-
ton Of: Louisville as un-American,
and, In the interest Of better .un-
derstsnding and a more amicable re.
lationship between the classes, re-
quests said association to discontinu,
such practices.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-09-04
WHO PAYS FOR FALSE
OPEN SHOP AGITATION?

LITTLE ROCK, Ark.-The greatest
campaign of deceit and hypocrisy
ever perpetrated upon the people of
Little Rock was inaugurated when
the Board Of Commerce promised
that building would be cheaper I'M
der their proposed open shop anti
union plan. Certain men advised the
postponement Of building until more
"acid test" men could be brought in.
Homes are needed, yet citizens fear
to start for they do not know when
the house will be completed.
They note the delay in buildings
already started. the poor workman
ship, the inefficient laborers, and in
quiry reveals the extreme high cost
all show the hypocrisy Of the men
who maintain that the open shop
anti-union methods are the best for
the city.
The Board. Of Commerce has re-
tarded the growth Of the city and Ut
terly failed to function as a civic Or
ganization. Their continued existence
under the present leadership is dis
grace to the membership and a men,
ace to the city.
A case which has just recently
come to light is one in connection
with the Miller Manufacturing COM
pany building, which is now being
erected by union labor at Third and
Rock.
When the work on tho building
was started non-union "acid test men
/ were employed, - but after waiting
some time and no Roadway being
made, it was turned over to union
labor
|: 1t now develops that when bids
were asked for painting on this job
the "open shoppers bids ranged
froa $2,27o to $4,430--thee bids OF
the union man who is now on the
job is $1,642.
Can you imagine this? Here comes
a set Of men who claim that they
are doing everythi within their
power to lower the high cost of liv-
ing>and practically in the same breath
ask for from $500 to $2,7oo more
on one job of painting.