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The Washington times., 1920-01-09

14th AND EUCLID N. w.
home, exceptional bargain; must be sold at
once. Price, $500.
18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Residences rooms, strictly modern,
best business location In city. Price,
s10,5 500.
store-Attractive front--two 5-room
apartments above; large store room ana
below; exceptional bargain.
MT. PLEASANT, 18th g. PARK RID.
IL rooms, strictly modern, semi detached; !;
possession at once; must sell, l0,5oe; eS.
elusive agents; call US at once IL interested
in buying an ideal home.
eth G. CONNECTICUT AVE. NV.
10 rooms, 2 baths. h.-w. h., reccp. hall,
garage; attractive price for quick sale.
t4th & COLUMBIA ROAD, RESI-
DENCE OR BUSINESS
10 rooms, strictly modern, Sl35oc.
12 rooms, strictly modern, $4,000,
store and two 5-r. apartments, f22,boo.
DIETZ & DIETI,
s17 st. n. w. Franklin sl53.
The Washington times., 1920-01-09
Woodbridge.

Modern detached homes;
rooms and bath: hot-wAter heat;
eiectricity; large front porch;
open freplaees. tubs; ssersants
toilet; cement garage: large lot;
close TO cArsI Immediate posses
sion. Price $3.50.
The Washington times., 1920-01-09

ICOLORED BUYERS
IL you are in the market for .
house, you would be wise in see
ing us. ~.
We have an exceptional list Of
houses that can be bought by
paying from $4,000 to $5,000.00
cash and balance monthly.
Address CITY posT OFFICE
BOX 1907.
deis-sodtf
The Washington times., 1920-01-09
Cleveland Park.

Brand-new: absolutely modern
In every detail; 10 rooms. 4 bsth..
complete IN every detail; large
lot beautiful surroundings: near
schooi TO be completed at early
date. ice 'iI.5oo. ''
The Washington times., 1920-01-09
SHANNON e. LUCHS.
BUY A HOME NOW
BOSS & PHELPS, INC,
1406 H st. N. w.

FOR SALE-Price, $500. Just or from 18th
st. In Mt Pleasant; a comparatively new
six-room and bath brick house heated with
hot water and having electric lights. Mod.
ern homes like this one are very scarce In
this desira Bile location.
The Washington times., 1920-01-09
Georgetown.

Attractive high location; con-
bath. deep lot: space for a r.
rage Immediate possession; terms
H,2oo cash. Price $1,000.
The Washington times., 1920-01-09
F0R sALE-AUTomoslLEs
THE TIMES
Used Car Bureau
A BUREAU OF
PERSONAL SERVICE

The object of this Bureau 10
to assist you. In q personal
way. In finding the Used Car
you want to buy. or finding a
purchaser for the Used Car
you wish to sell. You are not
obligated In any way in list
ing your car or your name
with The Times Used Car
Bureau. There is no commits
sion charged for this service. <
Miss Reid, The Times rep
resentative, in charge of this
bureau. has listed right now
q number of cars, among
them. probably, the make and
model you desire. She also
has a list Of persons desiring
particular models.
So, IL you want immediate
action, do not feel that you
would obligate yourself in any
way by calling
THE TINES
USED CAR BUREAU
Main $500
Ask for Miss Reid
The Washington times., 1920-01-09
Near llth and Spring Rd.

Q rooms and bath, hot water
heat; electric lights; front and
rear porehss; immediates posses
sion. Price $500.
The Washington times., 1920-01-09
Near 10th and Pa. Ave. s. e.

Attractive residential location
convenient TO both car lines;
rooms and bath; side light; corner
OF an alley. Price $4,000.
The Washington times., 1920-01-09
Near l4th and Eye N. E.

Modern home; rooms ana
bath hot-water heat; electricity;
porch; abrasive new home sec
Price $3.50.
The Washington times., 1920-01-09

CHEVY CHASE
HOME. Il
Cav b. financed on terms as lev az sew
Far initial payment; selsct your cvn iocs.
6on- Addrsss BOX al. Times effica IL
The Washington times., 1920-01-09
Telephone Main 4340.

FOR SALE-Price, $50. Well located In
Columbia Heights: a six-room and bath
modern brick house, large lot to paved alley
This house is vacant and be inspected
at any time. and reasonable terms Of sale
made.
The Washington times., 1920-01-09

7is i4th st. N. W.
The Washington times., 1920-01-09
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

DEAL BEACH. N! Large 20-room
home, modern conveniences hardwood
floors; lot 1o0x150: two blocks from ocean:
will sell or exchange for Washington prop
erty NATIONAL REALTY CO., go New
York ave. 10
The Washington times., 1920-01-09
FOR SALE-H0USEs FOR sALE-H0UsES
SHANNON & LUCHs.

2s45 ns i4a St N w..
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-22
Lumber Buyer Dies
After Brief Illness

Funeral services for Everette Ed
ward Quackenbush. 81 who died AT
the Presbyterian hospital following
an illness of about 10 days, will be
held from the residence, 239 Adams,
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Bur-
ial is to be in Elmwood cemetery.
Thompson Brothers are in charge OF
arrangements.
QuaCkenbush was we'll known In
local lumber circles. being buyer for
the Turner Day Woolworth Handle
company for II years, He had been
a resident of Memphis for about II
years, coming from Brownsville,
Tenn, where he had lived Il years.
Mr.. Quackenbush was an active
member of the Woodmen of the
World.
Pallbearers are Charles Thomas
". G. Brogden w. c. Jackson, viii
Hughes, Hal Greenland and Walter
Hughes.
Mr.. Quackenbush is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Clara Pc Quackenbush;
one son, Lloyd H., and one daughter
Lottie Quackenbush; sister, Mrs.
isis F'ultz, and three brothers. Louis
Clarence and Burt Quackenbushs
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-22
BUILDERS OPPOSE
RAISE IN WAGES
FOR BR|CKLAYERS

The Builders exchange will resort
to an educational campaign of pub
licity to combat the increase in wages
which the Bricklayers' union will de-
mand after Jan. I. The increase Will
be fought to the last ditch. 1t Is
said. The bricklayers have an
nounced that they will demand an
increase of rs cents an hour, thus
bringing their pay to $1.50 an hour
from the $1.25 they now draw.
Members of the publicity commit
tee have been named by the change,
and they not only will prepare such
statements as are to 60 to the read
ing public, But they will appear be-
fore various clubs in the city to COM
bat the increase, which they say
would seriously affect building OPP
erations, if granted.
e. w. G. Meers, secretary of the
Builders exchange, said Friday, in
commenting on the demand of the
bricklayers:
1.-THE Builders exchange desires to
play fair with all members of local
unions, but if the latest demands OF
the bricklayers were granted it would
only lead to similar demands from
other organizations. and there would
be no Justice nor consistency in per-
hitting further increase in wages
when the cost of living is on the
downward trend"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-22
"a didn't mean to hurt you" Ann apo Ioszed to Frank
Copyright 1920 International Feature Service, Inc)

The mysterious woman of the
top floor came down to call on Ann
early the next morning. Only Ann
and Claire were home as both Bet
ty and their father were at work. The
mysterious woman pictured to Claire
and Ann what a wonderful time they
would have on Harwood's yacht and
urged them all to come. Ann told
her she did not think she would go,
giving as an excuse in front of Claire
that she was sure to be i'll. But
Claire was enthusiastic about going
and said they would all Just love
to go as they had never been on a
yacht and it must be wonderful in
deed. .t .-.''
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-22
Remodel LyceuRl
Stage For Grand
ReOpening Sunday

An innovation in stage settings Will
be shown the Memphis pubic Sun
day afternoon when LoeWss Lyceum,
which has been closed since the
opening of the new State theater, re-
opens with policy OF exclusive first
run feature photoplays and an aug
mented orchestra
An entirely new stage, modelled
after the one used by the Strand
IN New York, has been constructed.
The silvered screen is flanked on
.either side by elaborate drops, depict
ing a Venetian garden scene, one by
day and the other evening. a verIt-
able garden of real flowers and ferns
will be used on the new stage and
the feature cOAcert orchestra to be
used under the new policy will be
placed to the right of the screen,
visible through an ornamental gate
way, but out of Tine with the pic
ture itself.
The entire Hheater has been rem
ovated, redecorated and refurnished.
The brass ratings, purchased years
ago, have been rubbed until they
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-22
CHAPTER XIV.

The evening Ann arrived home
after Harwood's party and met Frank
waiting for her on the front steps
she had never been so glad to see
anyone in her life. "Oh, Frank" she
said, later, 'I'm awfully sorry we
had those words the day you had
the fight. l didn't mean to hurt you
honest. didn't"
Ann felt happy and secure when
in Franks presence--much differ
ent than she had felt among the
crowd at Harwood's. She left Frank
at the door of her apartment, and
as she tip-toed in she found Betty
still up waiting for her. She did not
tell Betty any of the details of the
party at Harwood's. except that she
had had wonderful time. But Bet
ty, who was always observing, no
ticed change in Ann. A different
and more serious Ann than the one
who had said goodbye earlier in
the evening.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-22

shine, new three way light system
installed, new carpets laid, and
heavy new draperies purchased for
the boxes and lobby.
Lionel II. Keenc, assistant to L. A,
Schiller, general representative for
Loews Southern and Southwestern
circuits, remained Nv Memphis after
the opening Of Loews State to per
sonally superinteud the remodelling
Of the Lyceum. Mr. Keene. vet
eran OF the Loew organization. has
spared no effort a. give to Memphis
the best money can buy for the Ly
Ceum. and he believes the result is
going e. exceed even his anticipa-
tons.
A. r. Morrison will be manager Of
the LyCeum and Ike Kahn is to direct
the augmented concert orchestra.
The program Is to b. changed
weekly and will include an exclusive
first-run feature film, comedy,
scenic and news reel. The first film
to be shown will he Madame X"
with Pauline Frederick
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-22
FORTY WILL GRADUATE
FROM B. Y. P. u. SCHOOL

A class of about 40 will be gradu-
ated from the b. Y. =. L. training
school at Bellevue Baptist church
Friday night and post graduate de
grees will be awarded to about so
more. This will bring 10 a close the
fourth annual session of the train
ing school
John w. Mccall. local attorney
and president of the First Baptis;
Brotherhood, made the prinCapal
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-22

Ann, however. tried in every way
to get out of going. When Betty
and her father came home that eve
ming Claire told them all about the
wonderful invitation. Betty at first
was like Ann, and did not care to
go, but there was nothing else to do
when her father said: I'VE sure are
going. l wouldn't miss chance like
that for anything, It's fine oppor-
tunity for Ann. What's the matter
with you two girls, wanting to pass
IN a top-notch time like that2 len
make me solid with HARDWOOD, too.
You bet we're going"
ITO Be Continued)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-22
GOVERNORS ASK U. S.
TO RECOGNIZE MEXICO

FL PASO, Oct. 22.-Gov Larsazolo
OF New Mexico, and Gov. Campbell
Of Arizona, have added their requests
to that of Gov Hobby of Texas. that
the new government OF Mexico be
recognized by the United States. Both
sent kilograms to that effect g.
President Wilson, according o. spe-
cial dispatches received here. strong
ly uEging such action.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-22
SCHOONER SEIZED.

MOBILE. Ala, Oct. 22-The Cuban
schooner Gabriel Palmer has been
seized and is held by the United states
marshal under libel filed against the
vessel by the Henry Pioggo Export
company. Inc, for alleged breach Of
charter.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-22
CANADIAN SUGAR DROPS.

MONTREAL, Oct. 22.-The Dominion
Sugar company yesterday quoted ST.
for 100 pounds, a drop of $3.50. Other
Fefiners quotations were unchanged.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-22

was emphasized, and the work Of the
B. Y. =. u. school was highly
praised. Miss Irma Horrell renderedt
a solo in a very pleasing manner.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-22

speech Thursday night. taking as
his subject, The Worthwhile Life
The necessity for Christian educa-
ton and training for religious work
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Wiaiuncn Uum Nmcrifnnrrn mnr.

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-01
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uno Die Starne mo StrelIrn lpteo'r
Ucrcu;at weroen."
Der .l1iid't5ratb 0c5 Carnegie
'dJcn Ntuiion5fon09 belD'll,gt teinenl
@roft7ior eincn Hltbcgehalt, Der Is le-
rtal2 ual.e. oas oYiutrerlono" un0
0ciieu Eoril9 3u fritiliren.
<m Sabre 1911 briJitcte @oro
9lort5cliiic iih aui cincm REM YOr.
fer Noufett, 0oG att3ehn Der fiibreu-
Den omrrjtnujidlen 3ejtIm9en mo
. 3citihriitcu iid] III ieinem8ciiB bci0n.
Sen ODER non linn controuirt miir0en.
1914 mar 0ieIc 3obl allf eimmo5mal.
sig altgepotien.
Gin NOrtbeliffe an sucrfauft!
IS lit cine allgenIein betanntc
(hatiude, Dab Die WicGormid5, Gam.
ions, Eds, ulto anOere Berleger Die
oualpartiQe Eolitif ibrer 8ldttcr Dor
o0er had Dem ISltli 1914 Dis sun
Ietten9 uditubcn an g ortbcltfi
uertalftcn. 9cnnod controQiren Sic.
lie angcblih .patriotiIden" ShuftC
un0 &errQtbcr Die 9lngelegenbeitcr
uniercs 9anoea, md6ren0 ein Want
Der in 9tep Oorf einen Nb0rud Der
amcrifuniihen &erfoiiung SIT ocrfalt
len lpQgte, 81 8efdngniBItrafe perl'r.
tbeilt mrr6e.
r1nierc 0iientlid)en Sdulen mer0tl
nit 2eie. uno @eihihtsbiitcrn Der.
Iorgt. sic pom Sen 3 on0oner 0tc
W}iQan5 5uiammengeItelt merocn
un0 in oencn urliere 8eldldltc Tred
gcdl h I miro,
@iuiam @onoro Iuit, @orIibel
Oc@ omerifaniihen 3lpeige5 ser nYu.
gIo = @ritiib 2ulinnce", 0eren 3ieI
Die @ieoerpcreinigung Ser uperIore.
men 8rooin3en" nit Dem nMutter.
lanOe" lit, nimnt bel ieiner Corn.
propaganda Jon5 Defenders unierC
llniUeriitG.en aui$ 3iel,
SomeS &arniIton 2epi$ :, 6icitl
SdNm0ber mo politiid)e 8aqobun0
OeriloIIener Senator Don lSQinoi3
briiitetc iih if)omloicr @eiie, ooS
oYfnnoitif"' Don Yroieiior @iIior
ST. iein. 0bmobI alti oie @ertbeioi-
gnng un0 Ginhaltung ser &eriaiiunQ
ocreioigt, hattie or sic Stirn SIT cr-
tlGrcn, ooB err c$ obIehne iid) pon ci-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-01
Wilwanfte MarftzS erlht.
@etreioe Narft.
@cbeimnisppacr 1SnnS.

SIN Orte Mouern Bel Steino9 an
grenner fanb man bel G~rbarbsiten
in 3iemIi6sr Siefe unter 8numitdms
men, bic BON einem 6ouIe aus Sol3
1erriibren %t0nnen, !9ause;lri6tungss
s~egenHdnOe, Gebrau9sartlteI aus Ell
mem @lus9nlte uno mebrere menI6s
li4e SteIette. Die 2ei9name Iogen
our6megs nit Dem Hiiden nab obeu.
es bat alio ben NnI6ein. oIs o6 cine
gauge 5omilie burd cine &atoitro=
phe peri4iittet noroen pdre. Nuh
Sil6ermiin3en entoedte nan inter
ben Sriimmern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-01

N,jr0er ucnu.u. 1ergn @cr} ob.r nus-
idlieGI,h itr G|uQIou0 i6.dQt
Cir co|ntrgQjreU ufilre TjUeB,u nm
uniCre 3G.rmacn, mo juf1ll' 'nr1s
Neidtbunla ut0 ibyt5 G,nrluil,s be
hcrrihtn i'll Die @eituito't nm peg
m5qel SEN G;n0rllt berporjuruian.
MS Oh TIRE Nulidtsn mo lire NGH0.
lnlleu Sen mobreu }lmerjfaH;@Wus
uerf0rpcrteu."
GicIe 5orte non Ycutan mar ilct2
Ser gcidhrl;d)ite E2inn scr nmer;to-
nii6eu Grejheit.
Suite en- &}iIion in Oen Iogcn
Scr HeooIntion gelebt, er Tdre nid)t
Elm Moibin9tou, ionoern cin gene.
Diff Arnolo gelUeicu. @dtte CT
1860 geIebt, CT mare nift etn Gin.
coin, ionoern cin &effcro Oh
Saul 5 gctueien. Gle &onooner Bel
tungen BON 1917 uno 1918 nnnntcl
@ilion oen groBten Iebenocn GnG.
Idnoer 0en Ole Nelt BON bcttl
nu.i5uDeiien babe.
Nus Oieiem @runoe ihlieBen mir
ms ESbnen in Ser Gcrllrtbeilunq ocr
@moeltrit . @ilrger riifbolt9los an
unO ~perlongen ooB tic entpeoer oea
2anoe8 pertpieien o0er hiuter Sitter
~ieniter perbrod)t unO ooB ibr Der
mogeu 5uqltniten 0es nmerifaniifel
5tcuer3ahler$ nit 9eiflag beleqt
1pcroe. Sic broud,en Iid) ourd)nuS
nift SIT iheuen, oieIe @inoeItrif.
Ymerifoner nit 3amcn 81 ncnncn:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-01

Scr, ME 5lt oen 3citcn 2toIpi3
8ocrnera, Sproumen Ole gefGbrl;dr
item neutrality-suspicious. per~forpcru
Wian bat ltn9 mGbreno ser lctten
Sabre sic Grcibeit9pbrnie inl
llcbcrnoB ulto icocr er0enflider 3lt,
bcreitlrng por9egaufelt. &m ielPen
AugcnbIid ober lcrntc 0os anterjfc.
uiid)e &olf Den Wonn I'M @}jGclt
@olic oI9 ocn Gooteugr6brr
%lciltcr Greibeit feuncnl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-01
WulSeues Mathematician.

Del friibers G%tobtpiarrer DO.
S0l3. BON 1904 bis 1911 @eiItli6er
Rat, SOfef Brandt. mad elmer "a
tigteit in Rei6enbou, 8eIben unh
G!un3Gbofen, G6IpB> unb Shulbenes
fi3iat in @olep, oorauf prepiger
uno 8ensfi3iot in S0l3 unb pfnrrs
1err 3usrit in 2enggries unb Obsr-
f01ring, begging jiingit in 9its'
6ofen oos 9oloene Prieiteriubildum.
Sn S0l3 betleibste er aucb bos Pint
oes &optteIsfcmmerers.