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The Washington times., 1920-07-29
AVID FRANKLIN HOUSTON. Sec.

- AVID FRANKLIN HOUSTON, Sec
ret.ry OF the Treasury, who Is
IL spending . brief holiday with
Mrs. Houston and their children at
Woods Hole. Mass, Is expected back
In Washington the hrst OF next week.
During the absence of the British
Ambasssdor,A Sir Auckland Geddes.
who is goins To Maine in August for
several weeks. NJ. u. Petersen, second
secretary OF the embassy, will be
charge d'ansires. Mr.. Craigie. OF the
British diplomatic seryie~, ss now en-
route TO this country and will be at
tached TO the embassy at W4shins ton.
CHINESE ENTERTAIN.
Or. v. X. wellington Koo, Chinese
minister to the United States, last
night gave a dinner in the Arlington
Hotel roof garden in honor OF L. S.
Linn. director of the Postoffice De-
partment. who will represent China
at the International Postal Union con-
ference. The guests included, in ad-
dition to the guest OF honor, 1ung
Ewai counselor OF the Chinese lega-
ton, and Miss Yuns kwai; DIR. w. +.
Wui, second secretary; DR.. j. i. SIC,
director of the Chinese Educational
Mission, and Mrs. Sze; y. {. Yang
and Miss Is. X. Yang.
Col. and Mrs. Clarence Ridley en-
tertained at dinner last night at the
Chevy Chase Club, having among
their guests the Minister OF the serbs,
Croats and Slovcnes and Nine.
Grouitch and Cen. Peyton c. March
The naval attache OF the Japanese
Embassy. Capt. Yoshitske Uycda, the
third secretary. Shu Tomli, and Yanji
Takeda. sttachc, viii go to Norfolk
Saturday to spend the weekend
aboard the Japanese cruiser kasuga.
which now is at that port.
The naval attache of the Peruvian
Embassy and Nine. Aubry and Com
mander and Mrs. Frank B. Freyer
went to New York yesterday and will
spend the week near there.
Kimon Kollas. OF the Greek lega-
ton, who has been at Hot Springs,
Va, for some time, has gone to White
sulphur Springs. W. Va, and is stay
ing at the Greenbrier.
John C. Wiley, charge d'affaires OF
the American embassy at Argentina,
will sail shortly for New York
aboard the steamer Huron. He will
then go to Venezuela to take up the
post of charge d'affaires at Caracas.
Craig w. Wadsworth. at present sec
retary OF the American embassy at
Rio dc Janciro, will succeed Mr.. Wiley
at Buenos Ayres. The American am
bassador to Argentina, Mr.. Stimson, is
in this country on leave.
Mrs. Sherman McCallum was most
ess at a dinner at the Chevy Chase
club last night. Mrs. McCallum will
leave town on Monday for a months
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee, at
The Washington times., 1920-07-29

NX7ITH cake soap you rub till you
w wear the life out of your garments.
W fyou add washing powders full
of harsh chemicals, they "eat" the clothes,
and ruin your hands.
But you have to get the clothes white.
And they go to pieces! Worn out by
friction. Destroyed by strong alkalis.
You need not 60 on running your clothes
like this:
Soak them in a tubful Of soapy, bubbly
Rinse suds. Rinso is not cake soap!
Not washing powder" But wonder
ful new form of soap-in fine granules.
Granules so cleansing they loosen all
The Washington times., 1920-07-29

the dirt while the clothes are soaking
overnight or for three hours in the
morning.
Then you rinse the clothes! And hang
them out Spowy white without boiling
or any real rubbing! The pure Rinse
,uds have soaked the clothes clean.
Don't wash the old way another week.
One package Of Rinse will show you how
to save hours Of exhausting work, how to
save yourself and save your clothes. Get
Rinse from your grocer and follow the
easy directions on the package. Lever
Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. (Makers
Of Lux.)
The evening world., 1920-12-30

sion was the carrying OF all the Grip
pied little, ones in buses provided by
the Fifth Avenue Bus Company, TO
and from the theatre, and they too
(the chppled' ones) received candy
and gifts through the kindness OF
Mrs. blanche Krohnberg.
Thyre was community singing un-
der The direction or J. Hamilton
Lewis, which is always a delight to
the children. William Kiss saw that
everything was orderly and that every
child came and returned home with
ont mhhap, which was a big job with
$1,000 wee ones.
Little Irma F'risch, the child won
Ger yiolinist, was at her best and
the cbildren's applause was deatening
after her numbers
Adolph Lewisohn, the well-known
philanthOpist, who comes annually
TO pay his respects 10 The Evening
World party, gave a little talk to tho
children in his usual kindly manner.
Great credit is due Harry SchlRcht
as Director In Chief Of this event.
Mr.. Schlachts well-known activities
in the interest Of children and his
public spirit In giving so much Of
himself Is well known and deserving
Of commendation.
And when ! spoke TO the children
all I could add 70 the fine things that
The evening world., 1920-12-30
By Sophie Irene Loeb.

NFH~NC - wv A11GSe
INTO the Strand came the Six Thou
eand.
And they were made happy yesterL
AZ morning In the best and mo At
1pccessrui party that has yet been
sven a. the strand Theatre. The
annuai Evening World eventt-to
Uhich the children, and es2ecially'ithe
erippled school children Of the city
ipok forward with great glee.
Never have 1 witnessed such a
ac1ne IN this theatre. or any other
tneatre." said Manager Joseph Plum
hett 'Srhe Evening World. certainly
40 the heart Of the children with it.
The response to the invitation OF The
evening World was most gratifying.
they seemed. 70 realize they woum not
d disappointed and will not be when
ycnr newnpaper does something for
dam"
And surely they were not disap-
DcInted, because the Strand manage
uarnt prepared aSprogramme amid gave
spch perfect personal attention-that It
sent six thOusand children homo with
re'l Joy In their hearts.
Not only this. there was a box of
qandy for each kiddie. provided by
hIra. Julian Goldman. This presenta
ton wound uD a mornlng long 10 DO
rcpeubered
a One ~ fha $500. 49,. A..
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ARMY ORDNANCE.
Engineers EVorhn an Organization
to BrinE hBout Desired End.

Organistaiorl Of an engineering Sec
tion to cooperate with ofacers in the
Ordnance Department Of the army for
improving us efficiency Of ordnance
production, was announced to-day by
the American Society Of Mechanical
Engineers. TO. 20 West 3eth Street.
More than 200 engineers have Sisnined
their intention OF participating in the
work Of the section. II was stated. and
a committees has been named 70 work
out the organization plans. The mem
bership OF the committee is Major f. c.
Bull, New York Ordnance District,
Frederick p. Town and Ralph @. Macy.
Col. G. l. Ruggies OF the Ordnance
Department and Col. james l. Walsh
Of Washington have pledged Ofioiai CO.
operation with tho section. The Army
Ordinance Association, with $500 mem
bers, will also work In harmony. Frank
y. Gilbreth, Montclair, N. j.. a manu-
faCturer, who was one Of a group in
strumental in organization OF the sec
tion, said the lessons learned during
the war would be used as a guide for
preparedness against any emergency.
The evening world., 1920-12-30
AMERICAN TENOR
MAKES HIS DEBUT
Charles Marshall, New Engianier,
Sings Title Role in "Otello"
in Chicago.
80 b Ths Htsnlna ~. }

CHICAGO. Dec. SO-Charles Mar
shall. an American tenor, made his
debut in the title role OF "oteilo" last
night with the Chicago Opera Company.
Probably not a dozen persons in the
auditorium had heard OF him when the
curtain rose and few knew the opera,
as II has been sung only twice IN this
The evening world., 1920-12-30

that they are Amer cans, which gives
them opportunitiesfa and pleasures like
no other children df any other coun-
try, especially at the present time.
Three great chg ers went up from
5000 little voices, when The Evening
World was mentioned.
So what more Ean we sayi We are
glad that We gan on occasions DO
things for children-the future CID
zens, the assets Of Ethe Nation.
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back. bears the check letter y and
face plate No. 497. with the names OF
u. +. Houston, Secretary OF the Treas
ury. and John Burke, Treasurer, and
the portrait Of Jackson.
This counterfeit" says tic circu-
lar. "will deceive those not accustomed
TO examine their money"
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city since the formation Of the Chicago
Opera Association.
Mr. Marshall received ton curtain
calls at the end OF the FIRST act and
the enthusiasm grew throughout the
evening He Is huge New Englander
Of powerful build and Voice, wAo stud
led in Italy where he became known
as Carlo Marzaeli, but he had never
been heard in opera IN this country.
Rosa Raisa and Titta Ruffo ghared
honors with Mr. Marshall singing Des-
demona and Iago respectively.
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NEW $40 COUNTERFEIT.

The Federal Reserve Bank sent OUT
a warning to-day OF a new counterfeit|
$40 Federal Reserve note. 10 Is made
with Photographic face and etched
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woman, 1Os Years ola, DIes.

Woman, 1Os Years ola, Dies.
WOODSTOCK. Ont, Dec. 30.--The
death Of Mrs. Sarah Freeman. said to
have been 1Os years old, was announced
here to-day. She was born in stock
bridge. N. y, in 1912. Joseph Brant, IA
nous Mohawk Indian chief a century
ago. was her Ereat-uncle.
The evening world., 1920-12-30

liz Annual PoSt-Christmas AZ
fair Brings None Joy Than
Ever-There Was a Fine
Show, a PreSem for Each
Child and Great Fun for All
Tremendous Crowd Han
died Without a Mishap.
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had already been done for them was
one thing that should be1 told a. all
children's gatherings-tO be grateful
The Washington herald., 1920-05-03
WHITE

1888 OTIS PLAOE Nw.-e rooms. re-
eeption hall and bath; concrete cellar.
large lot 10 paved alley. Immediate
possession.~ -, ,70o-terms,
asII MCKINLEY ST., Chevy Chase
0 rooms and 2 baths: stone construction:
built-in garage; hot-water hest; station
ary tubs; electric lights. Immediate
possession. sie.ooG
1se2 18th ST. Nw.-s stories, 7 room.
and bath; 1atrobe heat and gas; concrete
cellar; BY spending 2,500 for Improve
ments you can make . large return On
your money. Price, 5000.
1877 W st. se.-5 rooms; frame; sss.
5000. Terms.
1121 10th st. nv.-1a rooms. reception
hail and bath; brick; gas; furnace heat
$4,000. Terms.
1875 GALES ST. N. E.-5 rooms; gas;
$2,250. Terms.
1417 I'D ST. n. vii rooms and
h.-v. h.; concrete cellar; newly painted
and papered; large lot; .. m. l.;
sl2,5oo. Terms.
$40 18th ST. NR.-Briek; rooms and
bath; latrebe heat; room for garage.
Possession. Excellent condition. s3.7so.
Terms
5o7 SEWARD SQUARE sE.-Brich;
70 roomsi extra lot; hot-water heat
$40, 100. Terms.
1914 MORSE ST. NE.-Brick; Z rooms
and bath; hot-water heat, $1,000.
Terms.
I717 De SALES ST. Nw.-Brick, 10
rooms. baths. vapor heat; $1,000;
terms.
45I-51Is TENNESSEE AVE. N. E.
2-family nat, 4 rooms, bath each. brick,
yearly rental, 5000. Price, s4,75o.
Terms.
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TURNER IN SHAPE
FOR BURNS MATCH

Joe Turner. the local middls-
weight grappier. is again In shape
for hard bouts and manager Jack
Garrison Of the Folly Thester i'm
mediately matched him up for q
bout with Frankie Burns after his
brilliant victory over Charles Metro
polous last week.
In meeting Burns Turner will be
facing an opponent who is rated as
one Of the best mat men in ths
East Beside giving away about
fifteen pounds In weight Turner
viii be against an athlete who Is
famed for his speed, and II the
word OF the fans In close touch
with the game, bear any weight
Turner will be compelled TO hustle
every second TO land the verdict.
should Turner defeat Burns,
Manager Garrison has promised him
a finish bout with Pinky Gardner,
the Buffalo whirl-wind.
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r. Hazelton First
In Cycling Race
In Potomac Park

The f,rst annual handicap hdcxc1e
race. which was run yesterday on
the speedway. East Potomac Psrl-
proved q decided success r. Hazef-
ton was the frst rider 70 nnish ths
ten miles and his time Of 20 min
utes and 20 seconds borders close
on the remarkable line
The nrst scratch man 20 hn1sh
was A Messino, who came IN third.
Following IL the order and time IN
which the local bike artists M
ished. together with the handicap
they received:
!. r. HAsslton. 3s:is C2); 3. 4. Ha-
zelton. is:3o ca; 3. A Messino. 2fs4o
(scratch): 4. A Nogara, 27sl1
(scratch); 8. J. Schreioher, 1s:xS
tsD; G. II Hamilton. 3t:4i (sD; :.
p. Grigsby. S2:33 (l); 8, H Seigis.
t1:fS (l); 8, @. Chaconas. 1896 (l):
10. q. Suit, S1:te (O; II, Meverg
32:6o (4); IL. High. 1900 (scratchDs
10, A. Nelson. 3t:23 C5)Slf. d. CUR
feda. 1885 (D; Is. r. Aichseies.
S2:57 (3); 1s, K Blatzheim. 33:o3
(O; II. T. Dolan. 3l:oS ca; 10. J.
johnson. 32:of ca: 10. p. Messfno,
31:iS (3): 20. L Howell 3o:3s (1);
81, n Beail. 3S:os (lD; 20, y. Ksene.
3s:07 (fl; 2s, J. Capolari. 31.0t (1l.
"a. c. Kontz. 52:lo (iD; IS. J. O'Don-
nell, 1881 (l; 26. H, Belt. a1:3s (2):
%. A. Ginsberg. t1.62 (i). "a A
King, 33:12 (3): 20. w. Pugh. 3s.lS
(3): 30. A. RaSaEza, 33:37 I'D; N.
p. Hazelton. to:fi (s1. 90. Hng
Brady. sI:es Q).
The time prizes were AWARDED %
the following riders: First, A Nos
stno. f7:t0; second, A NoGarA
z7:4o: third, r. Hazeltou, ft:zs;
fourth. E HaIeIton. 2s:so.
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Deaths Reported.

George W. Hshin, % ysan; SIS IT. nA-
Harry LAFontaine, Is; Garfield Hospital
Louise wienecke, 5; Providencs Hospital
Gertrude Green. IS; Providenee Hospital
Oonelia B. W. FindsIl, III il5l n. Gap
itol st.
Marion r. Morse, 70; IT2l st. nv.
Joseph Leonard, IS; Geo. Wash. Univ.
Hospt.
Doris L. G. Htlow, /; 5lsK n st. ne.
Howard W. Owens, II; 1924 Wis. ave.
Daniel Taylor. Al; 81 Fenton Place. sc.
Robert Robinson. so: 100 Coreoran st. Ivy
City, d. G.
VIM. Il. Carter. 60; 116 Howard Road &C.
Infant Of Grant and Mary Richardson. =
days, boy; 405 Howard ave. sc.
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COLORED

s2,500.
2s5 I'd ST. NE.-Bhck. $500;
terms.
AT and az VA. AVE. sE.-Briek ssd
frame, both for 81, 600.
7s4 IRVING ST. Nw.-Brick, 3 rooms
and bath, gas. e, 80.
1s42 sth st. nw.-Briek; 9 rooms and
bath; ,atrobe heat. s4.25o. Terms.
800 L ST. N. w.-Hrick; 9 rooms
and bath; Latrobe heat. $3. 500.
AS DELAWARE AVE. sw.-Brick, .
rooms; reception hall and bath; gas and
electridty; furnace heat. $3.50. Terms.
102 BENNING ROAD NH.-Yrans
house; rooms; lot 10ox2ls. $500.
Terms.
esO6 n ST. Nw.-s roems, brick; lot
sox1oo; alley: $4,5oo. Terms.
1860 sd ST. Nw,-Brick and frame,
rooms and bath; gas, $2,10o, Terms.
1924 YOU ST. Nw.-a rooms; recsp-
ton hall; bath; furnace heat; gas; deep
lot to alley. $500. Terms.
1454h and I4ss 0 ST. Nw.-3 stories
and basement; rooms and bath; lot
psred throughout; one house now va
cant.
6l2 NEW YORK AVE. Nw.-s rooms;
frame. $2.950.
122 18th ST. sE.-8 rooms and bath.
gas, excellent condition. Possession.
Price, $3.2Oo-terms.
4os FLORIDA AVE. Nw.-2-story
brick. containing rooms and bath,
large lot to 15-foot alley. Room for ga
rage. Excellent condition. Price. 5000.
Best Of terms.
1903 BENNING ROAD NE.-s rooms
and bath; brick; Iatrobe heat; gas. S3,-
500, $500 cash.
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CAMP MEIGS NINE
LOSE TO CARDINALS

Alexandria. Va. May the Car
dinal Athletic Club. OF this city, had
an easy time in defeating the SOL
diers Of Camp Meigs by a to
count.
The feature Of the game was the
heavy hitting Of Purdy getting q
double and triple out Of three times
At bat. Box score:
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Elliott Shows Forn-

The Congress Heights Club
swamped the Orioles A. c. yester-
day afternoon on the Nichols ave-
nue. grounds by a 50 20 score.
Elliott, who pitched the nrst
seven frames, did not allow the
Orioles q hit and sent eleven back
by the strike-out route. Luber.
who took up the burden, was lift
freely.
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Births Reported.

VIM and Mary b. Berrang. boy.
Joseph y. and Julia Z. Moseby, girl.
John and Ester Lppold, girl.
Alhert J. and Agnes B. Lowry, bog.
Frank and Annz' J. Pearson, boy.
Wendell II. and Gladys z. walters. boy.
Harry p. and Theresa N. Mckay, boy.
willard u. and Irsns Kiplinser, giri.
Harry B. and Catherine Moore, boy.
Charles l. and Mary A Lueher. giri.
Charles and Ida Riden. boy.
James g. and May K. Briscoe, girl
James d. and Irene Edelin. bog.
Herman and Bertha Wilson, giri.
James and Madeline Morton. boy.
Earl v. and Gertrude n. vensy, bay.
Grant and Mary Richardson, bag.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-03
FLAHERTY GOES TO
INDIANAPOLIS CLUB

Toledo, Ohio, May 2.-Jack Hen
dricks manager of the Indianap-
oils club Of the American Associ-
alton. announced today the pur-
chase of Ed Fiaherty, a right-hand-
ed pitcher, from the Boston club. of
the American League.
The player Is expected to report
at once.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-03
EsSle Beats ksnhatfnn.

The Eagle Athletic Club easily
defeated the Manhattan clubrhen by
= l1-to-s score yesterday afternoon
on the Monument Grounds.
The feature OF the game was the
hitting OF Deck. a Tech High School
star, who played with the Eagle
elubmsn. Messink pitched a hne
game tor the Southwest clubmen.
Boy score and summary:
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Our Classified ADJ
Tel how-where-and when.
Try TIE HERALD
When 10 wan.-pow--and then
PROPOSALS.

oFYEoE or THE COMMISSIONERS,
Washington. d. o.. April es 1890
sealed prcposals win Be received at this
eniee. roem 800. Distr.ct Bpiiding, untii 2
o'eioek p. n, Nay -. 1Dc0. for furrishins
ming Juiy /. ipso, ana sndisr Juse a. isas,
for use IN various branches Of the Govern
nenf Of the District Of oolumbia, supplies
e fenewsi dreceries, dfugs. meats, pouI-
u. nsh and antonobiie supplies. FORMS Of
proposal speciacafions aud nscessary ipfer-
ing OFFICER. Room 400, District Bufldiur.
In fpplying specify the class Of supplies for
which forms are desired. LOUIS BROWN
Low, CHARLES ". KuIz, counissioners,
y. v naes4ke,z.s
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SUBURBAN

35oS NEWTON ST.. MT. RAINIER,
MD,-twhite)-New 9 rooms and bath
BUNGALOW; q. N. T.; metal garage; lot
bo115o; possessiou. Price. s6.l5e-
terms.
34th ST. MT. RAINIER, ND
(White)-VACANT-6 rooms. large re-
ception hall and bath; 2-stoEy frame
house; large garage; lot 50x150; newly
painted. Price. "a, ,s0o-teFms.
DELRAY. vA.-Cwhite)-5 rooms and
hath; steam heat; garage; electric light.
s4.soo. Terms. a..
TUXEDO. MD.-<tColored) )-Frame; q
rooms and bath; 2 aeres; u acrs grape
arbor; furnace heat. $3.50. Terms,
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Classified Real Estate Advertising

THE PROPERTIES Advertised M
= |, der our uame are controlled exclusive
ly by Us. THEY ARE ADVERTISED
DAILY IN ALL PAYERS UNTIL. SOLD.
We give your business personal and
prompt attestien.
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PERSONALS.'

LNATEUR SONG WRITERS, LET Nh
vrits the music to your songpoensA I ounr
pose. arlnse aud publish music EH 1906
Johnson. ss jeh o. "a Tsl Lincoln tlsk
DO YOU LOVE GOOD HBALTHf YOU
can have II. Call at 172s 7th st ~,
OLD INDIAN HERB REMEDY SHOP.
ap4-pOt
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Totals. . 10 q u ro,,l

Score by inninrS:
Cardinal A. c. 100 II
Camp hsigs...0 COS S
kpns-A9ensvorth. shGfer. Mclean On,
suunkie. Akxan1er C2l, Boyhan, Hosk.
Mann. hanten. Blakely. Enon-Freeman
Boyhan- Pint bass hy eToB-Cardinah, i;
Seirs, l. LSst % hasss-Cardtnah, 10:
MsaS=, q Fipt Sass O baIls-of yones.
q; 90 Ward, Q. sCvuek out-By yon.s, o;
Furdy Tvo-hsss hit-purdy. sacriHcs hits
-ekaHer. Owens. etNleu baNas-AIlens-
worth, Mclean. Purdy, Jsnes. Hook. Double
plays-Hook. Boyhan - Day. Hit By
pitcher-By goaes. 4 Wu6 pitehes-Ioaea
4; WarI 2. Umpire-Nt. Entvials Tine
q gane-I hsur. a MINUTES. AttesdaDoe,
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BORN,

Ratisdss-To Mr. and Mrs Herbert Walton
Rutiedge. liz Maple avenue. Takoma Park.
washington. d. C., a son, Herbert Walton
RutiedTe. l., in the WsShingtop ssni-
tsrinm. Takoma Park, Nd, at e;so q. m.
Thursday. April .. lsao.
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FARM

MARCoNIA, VA. near Mt. Jackson
TN acres; 20 acres cleared, s7H tim.
Der, 10000 feet chestnut; 800 fruit
trees; Groom house, slate roof; near
store, school and churches. $3.50.
Terms. 81.
Frede-lcksburg, va.--3o1H acres, four
miles south of Frederieksburg; rooms
modern frame house and all necessary
farm buildings: 1s0 acres exceIlent tim
ber,, balance tiliable soil; price, $4,000.
viii make satisfactory terms.
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Totals. IS Ie p Il TOtsls. IS 7s74
Score BY inninfs:
Eagles ......-2 - "a . O-I4
Manhattan % o % n-s
Runs-culleen az, Altman t2l, Walsh
Ce), Deck C2), Meyers t2D, Price, C2.
Lloyd. Messink. Ryan, Supplee C2. Sweeney
C3l, Stevens, Jones. Errors-CuIleeu, Meyers
Nsvitt (2l, Supple ca. Struck Out-By
AesSink, Is; By JOoes, 4; By white. a. Hits
or Jones, u in seven innings: off whit
in 3 innings. Umpire-Br1tburd
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:
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT UNDER
good working conditions for young and
niadle-aged men who can furnish at least
three letters Of character referenee.
WAGES FOR MofORMEH AND
CONDUCTORS.
First three months. ...... Sic per hour
Next nine months. SIC per hour
After one year -......... 56c per hour
Full credit given for former service with
this company and sec PER HOUR GIVEN
TO MEN WHO HAVE had ONE YEAR OR
MORE CONTINUOUS EXPERIENCE WITH
OTHER COMPANIES IN THE PAST FIVE
YEARS.
Apply Tuesday and Friday after D. N.
EMPLOYMENT AND INSTRUCTION
DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON RAILWAY q ELEC. CO.,
18th and East Capitol sts.
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HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

AhNAA ~ AN<N%h 1AN<haNtS
Would you ike to
learn the newspaper
advertising business
and get paid while
learning. See MR..
CONNElL or MRS.
NAIL at The Wash
ington Herald and
find out how it
can be done during
your spare time. Call
between 5 and 6p.m.
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INVESTMENTS

STORE, 11th and p SITS. N, w.
Store and three rooms and Hye-room
house adjoining; brick, exeelleut con-
ditioa; $4,000 for sli! 9.
1877 YOU ST. Nw.--store and n
apartments; brick hot-water heat, else-
trieity and gas. Rargain. $40, 900.
PACING so. CAP. ST., west side Eye
to X sW,-250 feet deep; about 800 IL.
frontage; 8 brick stores, min, black.
smith shop. coal yard, several frame
buildings. $32, 100. Bargain.
111s-111s1s 5th ST. sE.---5 rooms each:
framsi sas. Rented for so. Both for
$2.6So.
BRADFORD & Co.
Main Ss77. sss southern Bldg. Main 5s7s
Wanted Improved Real Estaie.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-03
LEO S. OSMAN'S

INDIAN HERB REMEDY SHOP.
l72S Seventh Street N. W.
,pen Daily from s a. m. to 9 p. N. satur
days. 8 4. m. to IL p. m.
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The Washington herald., 1920-05-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TAILORING BUSINESS IN HEART 81
bdsiness distsictp eiesnins. .pressins. dye
ins trade ESTABLISHED; new Hoffman Press
ing Machinei Ford delivery; truck II de
sired; sacrifice for cash. Phone Main 1as.
during day or caii In person st 1891 Rhode
Island ave. NV, sfter p. m. ap23-tf
The Washington herald., 1920-05-03

WE WANT RELIABLE PEOPLE 10 RAISE
furloearing rabbits for us In their back
yards; spare time. We furnish stock and
pay $3.50 to $3.50 each for all you raise.
SUNSET FUR CO., 5o6-7-s IAnkershim Bldg :,
Los Angeles, Gal. apis. .25my2. e-4t.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-03

FOR sAIE-GR0CERY NOTION STOCK
and hxtlres; cash. 5000 store and two
rooms rent so month. l2lsiK st. ne. !
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THINGS TO REMEMBER
ABOUT HEALTH

Neglect in seeing about health In time 10
responsible for most chronic invalidism.
Now is the right time 20 take our TU-RA-
HE Helping Herb Remedies. Disease 10 the
result Of wrong diet, lack Of proper az
ercise, bad habits, germs. o~erwork and
other causes. Drugs do not restore health.
The Healing Powers Of Herbs and Roots
are known TO restore health. They cleanse
the blood, of the impurities and give II
strength and power by harmless methods-
this TU-RA-HE Indian wigwam Remedy 10
the true road to New Health. Ambition.
vitality, Improved Mind and Body. Come
and see about your health now. before Il is
too late,
The Washington herald., 1920-05-03

FOR SALE - CHALMERS TOURING,
splendid bargain, 500. 2s25 11th ST. NV.
Columbia ss41J. my3-it
R you WANT TO BUY OR SELL A
used car see Mr.. Mead. CAPITOL CITY
GARAGE. 40 sth IT. NV. ap4-u