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FOR SALE-LOTS.
~ cents q line ttrse.
Discount ; or more trSerfions

20 0IScy1hI ? OI NtO't WI Il0tt
NEW BUNGALOW, ON BEST HIGH.
way out Of city: seven miles from Treas
ury Department: nrst-clas In every way:
electric lights; bath; running water; hard
wood: fne trees; q good home or invest.
meat; for Immediate purchase IS per cent
below actual cost. OWNER. 1914 Vt ave.
Phone FrsnkHn 30l. or Main 74l5. oca2-ff
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FULL DRESS COAT. TWO CADET COATS.
iron cot, gas heater and roller skates:
would swap for willow rocker. 1909 NJ
st. NV. I1-6OO
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GOVERNMENT JOBS TO SERVE NEWS
PAPER ROUTES FROM $50 TO 7:30 A. NJ
ADDRESS BOX 2J6-C. HERALD OFFICE.
I2-l77
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CANARIES For I% NM. Xns'.
1882 Newton st, NV. Col. 4Ols. l2-5o4
DOG owNERs-TENTBooK FREE WITH
weeks trial subscription to Americas
leading Kennel weekly. Valuable advice,
feeding. training. Send 25c today. SPORTS
MEMS REVIEW, IS. Cincinnati. l2-576
"a PUPPIES. BULL TERRIERS. FOX TER
riers. shepherd. etc; So up. 2sl5 18th St
NV. la-sSl
mOttled. green and Gin
nsmOn; excellent singers at reasonable prices
Phone Line. 4sJ7-w., or call az 244 9Th st. ne.
2l-SS2
lust RECEIVED MEXICAN DOUBLE
Yellow Head Parrots; also imported
canaries, Dogs. Rabbits. Guinea Pigs, Gold
Fish and squsriums.
sCHNID's BIRD STORE.
III i2th st. az.
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HAYNES-TOURING CAR;
excellent condition mechan-
ically; tires and paint good;
will sell at exceptionally low
figure. WAYNE SMITH &
CO., 22d and M SITS. NV. Phone
West 2007. 1888.
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WILL EXCHANGE FOUR LOTS NEAR
Chesapeake Beach at S75 each for auto.
rictrola, violet ray outfit. what have you
Room 2O4, 17lO 14th st. NV. 1881
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
~ oenfs line 4 time.
1876 discosnf or more tsserfioas.

MODEL H HUDSON Sc.
dam; 7-pass.; paint and tires
good;, mechanical condition
excellent; price right. Mr..
KERR, 2201 M st. nw.; phone
West 2001. 4 1884
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SOC for single load,
S1.00 for double load
OVERSTOCK OF SAMPLE

OVERSTOCK OF SAMPLE
winter coats, plush and
cloth, fur trimmed; blue and
black serge coat suits; satin,
serge and tricotine dresses all
in the latest winter STYLES /;
values up to $40; selling at a
great sacrifice, S12.95. w.
RICE, 1882 7th st. NV. Open
evenings. 1854
.AUToNoBTLE FOR CHILD. RUBBER
wheels. with driving wheel: practically
new: price reasonable. l43s II. NV Phone
979s
FOR SALE = SET OF NATURAL LYNX
furs; very attractive. 2Ts5 Ontario road.
1855
FOR sALE-AIREDALE PUPPIES. Il
Spencer St. HyattsviIle. Sundays or after
$50. 1852
BUILDING MATERIALs-BATH re B S.
brick. lumber. shesthing. flooring. siding
sash. doors. 2I4. 2I6, 2rs framing; new wall
board cheapest in price. best in quality, Sc
per foot; Guard roofing. manufactured BY the
Certainteed Co. 1-ply. r.75; 2-ply. t2.25
s-ply, s27S-st the price It has no equal.
New electric fixtures for any room in your
house. New and secondhand plgmbinr tx.
ttlres. white enamel lavatories and kitchen
sinks. apart wash trays. white vitreous toilet
combinations. Apply for any Of the above
material at either OUR MAIN OFFICE. 9Th
and c sts. sw., or Camp MeiEs Job. 9Th st.
ard Fla ave ne SIDNEY L. HBCHINGER
ucCSEwRECKING CO. 1852
CLCNY LACEs AND NEEDLEwoRK
also hand embroidery imported; very
reasonable. 1871 Church st. NV. y. 9364
WALL PAPER BARGAIN. MAHoNEY's
S24 Pa ave. se. Papers, l0c q piece (:
est meal paper. pieces. 81 seIS-Sot
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WILL TRADE STOCK IN LOCAL SUCCESS
ful business corporation for Seamans Oil
or Miller Train Control stock. What have
you2 BON 3D9-C Herald office Ipeu7
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22-FOOT MOToRBOAT. IA ii. p. ENGINE.
speed, 1O-l2 knots; Yalue S3JO: swan for
anything Of equal value Franklin 69OT.
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S-PAsS. CADILLAC: WILL TRADE FOR
Ford touring or truck. $50 Sth st. me-
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wANTE9-MEN WIsHING PosITioNs

wANTE0-MEN WISHING POSITIONS
hremen. brskemen. mOtOrmen. cOlOred
train porters on large District OF Columbia
ruads. write Immediately for full informa-
tiOn; S15O-s200 month; no experience neces-
sary- INTER RAILWAY. Dept 719. In
dianapolis Ind 12-575
EX-sERvICE MEN: LAST SPECIAL AS
sistant auditor exam. January 3; complete
course. IS; opening classes 7:30 Monday. free
To all: Immediate enrolment imperative.
REVENUE AUDITORS TRAINING INST,
1916 y st. 12-533
AMBITIOUS WRITER'S. SEND TODAY
for free valuable, instructive book con-
tanning many helpful suggestions on writing.
selling phOtoplays, short stories. poems. At
LAS PUBLISHING CO.. IS, Cincinnati.
l2-5TS
MAN TO WORK THIS CITY REFINIsH-
ing chandeliers, brass beds. automobiles
by new method; SO daily without capital
or experience Write GUSMETAL CO., IS
Elm, Decatur, Ill. 1882
wANTED-MES WISHING POSITIONS
hremen. brskemen, motormen. eolored
train porters on large District of Columbia
roads write Immediately for full informa-
tion: SljO-SeOO month: no experience neces-
sary. INTER RAILWAY. Dept. 400. In
annapolis Ind. 12-430
AMBITIOUS WRITER'S, SEND TO-DAY FOR
free, valuable, Instructive book. containing
many helpful suggestions on writing, selling
photoplays, short stories, poems. ATLAS
PUBLISHING CO., IS. Cincinnati. 12-579
wANTED-DOAEsTIC; MAID; GENERAL
housevork. Call after p. m. 1880 Will
lard st. nv. 12-4S7
TALk-? s. TO $50 DAILY COMMISSION;
take orders official war publications. Mr..
MORAN. SD 9Th st. NV. 12-60S
wANTED-GIRL, NEAT, FOR GENERAL
Homework: small family 20 Adams st
nv.
YOUNG wCMEN WANTED TO LEARN
telephoIs operating: salary. SIT per week
to start. and regular increase thereafter:
lunches at cost and paid yacation zach year.
Apply at ROOM e02. 725 18th g. NV.
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MADAM FONEIDA

Egyptian Palmist. tells past. present. fu-
ture. IL in trouble call and see this gifted
lady: advice on business and family afrsirs,
the name Of the you will marry and
when; removes evil influences. Opposite
saks'. Headings, J0c.
300 7TH ST. y. W.
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WILL EXCHANGE GOOD s-RooM BRICK
house. n. W., for clear vacant ground /:
value Of equity in house. 81 goo: or will take
good lot as first payment Call Room 2O4
10 18th ST. NV. 12-5lS
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

IP cents line time.
1875 dfsconnt 8 or nsoe Insertions.
THE NATIONAL BBNEYIT LIFE INsUR-
ance Co. Notice Of Annual Meeting
annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
National BENEFIT Life Insurance Company of
the District OF Columbia for the election Of
officers and the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting. will be held Mt the home office OF
the company. 609 = Street. ". w. Wash
ington, ID. G.. Monday, January "a. 1921. at
10 a. m s. W RUTHERFORD. Secretary
1886
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WILL YOU SWAP? WILL. EXCHANGE
my equity in two good " F. lots as a first
payment on the purchase Of a good Groom
and bath brick house for colored in the
Northwest section. 1923 Duncan St ne
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

I2 cents line 4 time.
I59c dscornt or more tEserttons.
WILL CALL IN NY UNLETTERED AUTO
mobile. city or suburban. and pay you
highest prices for ladies'. fentlemen's. chill
dren's discarded clothing. I will call. z.
RICE. 1882 Ith st. NV. North 1755. I2-4j0
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE.

MALE.
MIDDLEAGED MAN WOULD TRY AND
al q position as helper to 4 janitor. sex
ton: also In a roomlng or boarding house:
no objection to q suburban home; best Of
references given. BOX 1oe. ROsslyn P. o..
Va. 12-4se
ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, AGE 80. TEN
executive accounting capacity with United
states shipping board, desires to change
Address BOX 27o-C. Herald office. 12-345
YOUNG MAN DESIRES A POSITION AS
collector; best Of references; e1-seryice
man. Address G. Q. GUNNELL. 12O 4th st.
se. 12-313
BOY, is, ATTENDING sTRAYER's BUsT-
ness College half day. wishes employment
for half day after 1 O'Clock D. IN. b. G.
PoGUE. Col. s4e6. 24O2 goth ST NV
1851
An OLD SOLDIER IS WILLING TO GIVE
service In home for room and board. BOX
a75-C, Herald office. I2432s
AN EXPERIENCED MUSIC TEACHER
would Ike few more pupils. Phone
y. 800. 1855
A RELIABLE OLD WASHINGTON CAR
penter desires job work. good on repairing
furniture and not too expensive; upboIster-
ing. Give me a call II. G.. H., 622 Louis
lana ave. Q. U. Missi1n. i2-Iss
A YOUNG MAN, IS YEARS OF AGE. DE-
tuet posltlon As clerk in q well estab-
hshed firm; can furnish references and will
stick. BOX 242-c. Herald Office Il-s7s
CHEF COOK, COLORED. WANTS PLACE
in hotel or club cafe Address TONY
Butler. 475 y st. NV. i2-ITJ
EXPERIENCED ELEVATOR OR MEssEN-
ger, high school student. desires position
S--m or to IL or lao p. m Address
TO 18th St ne. 12-eo4
SITUATION WANTED MAN WANTS
work as counter man or waiter: a. wears
old; experienced and good references. Ad-
dress. VICTOR LUs, SO II ST. NV. 12-4ss
EX-sERvICE MAN DESIRES POSITION A
foreman, watehman, messenger, clerk with
bank or business concern. references on
request. Rox 272-C. Herald Office.
l2-sOs
MUST HAVE WORK OF ANY KIND:
handy man with tools: work for $3.50 day.
A. SHUT. 81 Louisiana ave. 12-423
SITUATION wANTED-MAN. SETTLED
handy with tools. as fireman, watchman
or anything: steady or temporary, with or
without board. day or night Address
PREScHNAN. BOX so4-c, HerahI ,/.,~.
i2-As2
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wANTED-MONFY

wASTED-M0SEY
Would like to borrow 500: have
curity but good reference; will pay big in
terest. BON 3olC. Herald Office. I2-492
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WILLARD SALES CO.,
400 402 Fourteenth st. NV. Franklin 1855.
1919 Buick roadster. cord tires.
1920 Ford touring.
1919 Ford sedan.
1918 Ford roadster.
1918 Mitchell touring.
1918 Mitchell touring.
1918 Mitchell touring.
1919 Oakland coupe.
1917 Oakland touring.
- 1917 Haynes touring. cord tires.
And many more. terms II desired See
US befor. buying or selling your used car.
We pay cash. 12-451
DKMoNsTRAToR-sI -sIx-cYLrNDER: FIVE
passenger touring; Continsstal motor; real
leather upholstering: power tire pump; all
In perfect eosdition; new. sell for s2.iss;
will make generous reduction to quick buy
er: terms IL desired. See Mr.. CROW. isis
L st ~. oc2e-u
FORD TRUCK Il TOM, WORN DRIVE:
late model. $50: Ford sedan, $3.50. Will
demonstrate. l1l4 c st. Sc. 1874
AUTO ACCESSORIES.
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS, REPkiRMEN
and garage men. send for free copy Ameri-
can Automobile Digest; costains illustrated.
helpful. instructive Information you need
daily. AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE DIGEST,
IS. Cincinnati. 1850
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

CHoLARs TO TAKE GUITAR LEssoNsi
taught In 20 lessons; easy, simple. Best
Z references. 30 years experience. 800
fass ave. NV. l2-366
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% MILES SOUTH OF JACKSONVILLE
Brick road and water Transports ton, IL
mile water frcnt. Fishing and bunting;
Is acres; 40 cleared and under cultiva tion;
IS acres hardOOw timber: 20 acres planted
latest variety pecans. Dwelling and ,out-
houses, fenced and refenced. 1arming i'm
plements, one horse, buggy, wagon, etc.
Ideal place for chicken or hog ranch. Ar
tesian well, close neighbors. Exchange for
city or suburban property. S. L. WEAVER,
9l2 Mass ave. NV. 12-249
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MADAM ZEILA
MADAM PARKER

Gifted Clsirvoyant and Medium. fcan tell you
all you wish TO know ab put business, health
family Affairs, when and whom you will
marry. what to do TO be successful in life /;
removes evil influences; tells how to win
and hold the one Of your choice. sstisfse-
tion no charges.
l2li ST. N. W. BET. 18TH 18TH sTs
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FOR SALE = SET OF NATURAL LYNX
fun; very attractive. 2T35 Ontario road.
l9-sQS
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POULTRY AND PETS.

~ cents a line ftme.
fSco dlScouNf 3 or wore fnscrffoNs.
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FORD ROADSTER BODY: WILL SWAP
for anything Of like value. - 18th st.
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MADAME VASHTE

CLAIRy0YANT AND PIANIST
Tells you anything you wish TO know
about past. present. future: luck. love, busi-
ness. health or family Affairs. J0c-speciaI
reading-53N
~ 9TH ST V w lo-45s
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SITUATION WANTED TO DO ODD JOBS.
soc an hour. BOX 27s-C, Herald Office.
l2-355
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MANS GOLD WATCH AND LIBERTY
bonds for good Dodge touring car. BON
307-C. Herald office. 1876
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AUTOMOBILE FOR CHILD. RUBBER
wheels. with driving wheel: practically
new: price reasonable. l43s II. nv. Phone
g19s
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PULLMAN 5-PAsSENGER CLOSED CAR.
good condition; new block and storage bat
terry; will exchange or trade for Ford. Ad-
dress BOX colo. Herald office. 1246l
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A YOUNG MAN DESIRES A POSITION AS
collector; best of references; e1-seryice
man. Address G. @. GUNNELL. l2O 4th st.
80 19-21a
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WILL YOU SWAP WILL EXCHANGE
about so stamp papers for 5000 mixed
common foreign stamps. Call after
o'eiock, or ] will bring to you. 1923 Dun
can st. ne. 1a-456
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WILL YOU "SWAP7o

WILL YOU "SWAP?"
FULL DRESS COAT. TWO CADET COATs.
iron cot. gas heater and roller skates:
would swap for willow rocker. 23G9 NJ
st. NV. I1-6OO
1 WANT TO TRADE 5000 OF MY STOCK
in going business, qualified under virginia
blue-sky law. for automobile or vacant lot
worth same. BOX 3Os-C, Herald office.
1851
NOVELTY KITCHEN RANCE. NO. 8,
water back; oak buffet, Xmas tree orna-
ments, iron bed and spring I7-year-oId size;
will swap for anything of equal yaIue Call
mornings, 1915 l st. ne. 1850
WILL EXCHANGE sPEEDoMETER WITH
cable (Corbin make), hand brake with
cable, Macbeth lens, for motorcycle head
light; hand corn shelter for II. D. side ear
top. What have you? p. o. BOX 1896,
hyattsyille. Nd. 12-JOO
sEvERAL ENAMELED BEDS. SPRINGS
and mattresses; fancy chairs. small stands,
: oil heaters, 1 gas heater, white enameled
bureau. What's offered. separate or for lot?
MAPLE SHADE BUNGALOW. Oxford ave-,
Del Ray, Va. 1859
WILL EXCHANGE FOUR LOTS NEAR
Chesapeake Beach at s75 each for auto.
rictrola, violet ray outfit. or what have you
Room O4, 17lO 14th ST. NV. l2-J9l
WILL TRADE STOCK IN LOCAL SUCCESS
fui business corporation for Seamans Oil
or Miller Train Control stock. What have
yonf BON 309-C. Herald Office. I2-G07
22-FOOr MOToRBOAT. IA ii. p. ENGINE.
speed 1O-l2 knots; value. $3.50; swap for
anything Of equal value. Franklin 69O7.
12-6O1
1-PASS. CADILLAC: WILL, TRADE FOR
Ford touring or truck. $50 sth st. me-
l2-459
WILL YOU SWAP? WILL, EXCHANGE
my equity in two good Y. E. lots as a first
payment on the purchase Of a good 6-room
and bath brick house for colored in the
northwest section. 1923 Duncan st. ne ..
12-457
WILL you SWAP WILL EXCHANGE
about so stamp papers for 5000 mixed
common foreign stamps. Call after
'eiock, or ] will bring to you. 1923 Dun
an inst. -. ne. 12-456
CLUSTER 7-sToNE DIA-
, mond ring, cost $50. will exchange for
Ford car. or what's offered: BOX 292-C.
Herald Office. I2-467
WILL EXCHANGE WHITE ENAMEL BED.
spring and mattress for oak buffet =.
IAhhoLL, I4l Morton st. NV, after p. m,
1890
WILL TRADE MY 500 CLosED-IN CHEW
rolet In Al condition, for larger p0pu-
lar make 5-passenger touring. Apply after
p N, 14l-A Bates st. NV, morning,
soldiers Home kitchen. 12-472
WHO WANTS TO SWAP AN AUTOMATIC
y or 81 for an Iver-Johnson hammerless.
,lued ss revolver. perfect condition? Apply I
IFss 18th St NV, second floor, or what have, ]
~" ." e.~s.""e' i2-lSs
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SERVICES OF sTENCGRAPHER-TYPI
evenings for very reasonable remuneration.
home or office: own a machine; former Serv-
ice man. Phone sTENOGRAPHER. Frank
lin 2s2l, after d. m. l2-469
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BOY. 16, ATTENDING sTRAYER'S BUsI-
ness College half day, wishes employment
for half day after 1 O'Clock p. IN. B. G.
POGUE. Col. 6466. 2402 Goth St NV.
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MAN WOULD TRY AND
al q position As helper to q janitor, sex
ton; also In a roomlng or boarding house:
no objection to 4 suburban home; best Of
references given. BOX 1o6. Rosslyn P. o..
Va. 12-4s9
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An OLD SOLDIER Is WILLING TO GIVE
service in home for room and board. BOX
a75-C, Herald office. I2432s
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ANT TO SELL YOUR OLD CAR?-AN ON This PAGE Tl
WILL YOU "SWAP?p

WILL EXCHANGE TYPEWRITER AND
violin for yictrola records. piano bench,
piano light, opera glasses, or what have
you? BOX 2S9-C, Herald Office. l2-42s
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MAN TO WORK THIS CITY REFINIsH-
ing chandeliers, brass beds, automobiles.
by new method; SO daily without capital
or experience. Write GUNMETAL CO., 10
Elm, Decatur, Ill. 1882
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AMBITIOUS WRITER'S, SEND TODAY FOR
free, valuable. Instructive book. containing
many helpful suggestions on writing, selling
photoplays short stories, poems ATLAS
CO., IS, Cincinnati. I2-5T9
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ACCOUNTANT. AUDITOR, AGE 80. TEN
years experience; last two years in an
executive accounting capacity with United
states shipping board. desires to change.
Address BOX 27o-C. Herald office 12-345
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POP FRAZIER i6-yALvE FORD SPECIAL
In Al condition: has track record: will
exchange for late 1920 Ford sedan or touring
ear. 437 G ST. NV l2-44S
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PIANO: WILL SWAP FOR yICTRoLA OR
other good make talking machine, Mr..
FTRR. 62l Z st. ne. l2-46S
New-York tribune., 1920-04-19
w 7HETHER you belong to the
w class of seasoned golfers, in

WHETHER you belong to
of in
M//### roony knckerbockers and
~ g!
WSSXW& eather-buttoned jacket of English
MXnWAMEM. swing, the equally
XNXkAWMW\ NGHmxZ which finds city-and-co long
lKIsX NNWMNNLM7M of
MNNMMMNNWx - golf and motoring and for
WkNT2zWzM TAH m from which select will
TXMUEsaZ NWE#MW America has had
IHHAHyD%/IMM##// shop tor young and boys
uLsNlnIN ldNS4Z~ this Abercronbe & Fitch sporting
WnaeMM kgzz|. clothes department. The clothes
MHESW xWNmY genuine sporting garments. They
VIII MNMaMmM sttue the sole business OF
1MN1 MMHNVNl 81 portant and department of
MXMzT EWWNHW the greatest sporting goods in
MN NUNINEA ZWN u world
" " 4 S O. the of
4 ported tweeds and
@AANS1& eredhere in ready for service and
S
fact that American wholesale i'm
woolen would find
matt the number OF which this house selected
abroad by
The of these handoom sporting many
spin their by hand produce
pieces each In order get necessary
nghborhoods
produced.
"Thorntweed"-the Sturdest of Them All
IN addition these sporting fabrics from the British another
house. again offered attractive heather rich
browns and greens.
The production
further production until conditions tablshed
sos exclusively
New-York tribune., 1920-04-19

THERE relationship between can and co,+ which ; -
own se t w appreciates camels hair polo
el without the other loses efectiveness-in that correct
ss the consciousness Of which fitness of
tweed topcoat has usefulness both in r,o+or ca and
out of and English herring tweed can d @ @ @
IS IT'S natural partner The Abecobe Quitting Of men re-
gard these details Closely attempting complete a
ever it undertakes. 40 ~ Np 'o'ousiy "ha1-
VERgoNE who is at all familiar the establishment knows
inc; @ come mere to secure the largest selection sport
ing footwear IN the worldand
saddle we Duck shoes with exactly the right kind
ao whl5e or brown or golf Shoes high heels that do
not sup on the oot and country boo or rding boots
or boots to wear in the stubbe and mining camp
just important you that for each tonoa+ and
suit TINS house also supplies the hat goes it, and re-
member that the largest available sporting Shirts and
department. ~ NV ~ a'eo III olS
vEN the buttons and pins which are meeting favor with
- sportsmen who regard such things
closely have been chosen with the -
care used IN selecting sporting fabrics. In
short nothing that sportsman should wear
mas oeen overlooked in this
PROVIDES everything that sportsman should Pr
Suits in Tropic Weights for the
Sports Of Midsummer e
4 EMS hot weather suits Of silk z>Ms "- ~
WI linen, crash Aannes and K91RXE7ay oIyl :
:; ,,roe tople vooens are furnished V<zNY<N MIdH
assortments of Spring Summer 1a~2S4 qfVY
tweeds-~lth haberdashery shoes HEV
ana mats meeting all midSum- -AI7
ner requirements 81
Fl 9:&4&Lkl.aI
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-26
S

mere Is every prospect that Warren
G. Harding will be elected president
OF the United States in November.
There is also every prospect that he
will be elected without much assist
ance from Senator Hiram johnson, of
California. In all probability Mr..
will not Join the new party
that is to be launched at the meeting
OF the committee Of forty-eight early
in July. The chances are that il he
had intended to bolt in due form he
would have declared himself to that
erect Immediately after the Repub-
llcan convention. or while it was in
session. A switch a mont after the
convention before which he was a
defeated candidate would be rather
belated. But Mr.. Johnson's attitude
before, during and since the conven
ton have been such as to indicate
his purpose to SIT back in the traces
n obstruct in a quiet way rather
than to come out frankly and take the
held in support of another ticket.
Woodrow Wilson was elected in
1916 very largely because of the at
titude OF Hiram johnson. Senator
johnson has mad a good deal to saw
in criticism OF political organizations
formed in the interest of other can
didates. But Mr.. johnson himself is
no mean organizer. During his cam
pa1gns for governor of California,
and in his senatorial campaign four
years ago.. he had built up a person.
Al political machine which has sell
dom been equalled in compactness
and effectiveness. The entire infu-
ence OF that organization was put
forth to achieve the election Of Mr..
Johnson to the senate in 1915, and it
did not turn a hand to aid in the
election OF the Republican candidate
for president. johnson was elected
by a plurality Of some 100000, and
the 5000 plurality which Wilson re-
ceived gave him the state and the
election.
Eve a moderate effort by johnson
and his organization would have
carried the state for Hughes, but in
stead OF that there was throughout
the campaign an attitude of antae-
onism on the part of johnson toward
the national ticket, and even the
visit of the national candidate to the
state was made the occasion for q
display Of factional rancor which was
naturally reflected in the vote. Va
rious explanations Of Johnson's at
titude have been offered. In view of
other facts which are known, the
most reasonable seems to be that
johnson desired the election of Will
son in 1916 in order that his. own
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Of the country, ths president has adj
dressed a letter to the wage labor
board urging that a decision on pend
Ing wage matters be reached as soon
a. possible. and suggesting that If 4
complete decision is not possible a
partial one be given. Members of
the board say that they are speeding
up he proceedings as much as pos
sib!e, and are of the opinion hat a
partial decision is impracticable, IS
h various items involved are so in
ter-related that they must be con-
sidered together. Decisions affecting
only part Of them. it is said, would
need to be changed by decisions with
reference to others.
Other events in Europe have been
overshadowed by the disturbances in
Londonderry. Ireland. where the en-
tire week has been passed in what
to a state of civil war. The
press dispatches have given no salts
factory ccoun Of the origin of this
particular outbreak. but early in the
bodies Of Unionists and Ma
tionalists opposed each other with
rifles and machine guns, both of
which were USED freely. The local
constabulary was powerless to handle
the situation, and while the military
forces seem to have. restored a SEM
blance of order, the situation still re-
mains acute n unsatisfactory. 1t
has been estimated that 80 persons
were killed, and a very large number
have been wounded.