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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-29
MOTOR CORPS BESTOWS
HONORARY MEMBERSHIPS
Commissioners and Maj. Gessford
Accept Insignia, Commander
Rayner Announces.

Commissioners Kutz. Boardman and
Hendrick and Maj Gessford. super
intendent of police, have accepted
honorary memberships in the Motor
Corps of the Home Defense League.
and will wear the yellow, insignia of
the corps on their machines. it was
announced today by w. Pearce Ray
ner, commander of the corps.
Instead of the usual numbers
stamped on the shields. as in the
case of the members and officers Of
the corps. the commissioners VIII
bers. A for Hendrick. B for Board
man. C for Kutz and NJ for Gessford.,
Commissioner Boardman was said
to have insisted on the immediate
installation of the shield.
To acquaint the entire police force
with the motor corps. so that in case
of emergency a corps man will be
able to drive at speed. the following
suggestion for the police bulletin has
been submitted to Maj. Gessford:
1.-The motor corps. now being re-
cruited to three hundred members. is
a branch of the Home Defense
League, and is officially authorized by
the Commissioners of the District and
the major and superintendent Of ponce
| as an auxiliary of the police department
There are alIetuy eHToiieu rs '"o
corps two hundred of the best type
| of citizens including prominent bust
ness and professional men. who will
! become more and more interested in
| the work Of the department.
membership in the motor corps
| will not carry police power of itself
except when bestowed by the major
! of police in times of emergency. A
| member of the police department.
when in need of quick transportation
on a real emergency, is authorized to
| call upon any member OF the corps.
! who will take him to the scene of the
| trouble, unless accompanied by wom-
en- or children. who might be en-
danEered, and then at his option"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-29

desertion, was one of the conscientious
DIRECTORS who at the outbreak of the
war against Germany refused to COM
ply with the draft regulations be-
cause. he stated, Il cannot kill" He
was at first sentenced for twenty-five
years, but this\ term of Imprisonment
was subsequently reduced to FIVE
years, two of which he has already
served. He was last stationed at
Fort Douglas. Utah. and was sent here
for mental observation.
DR.. William A. White. in charge of
the. government hospital, after an
Investigation, pronounced Salmon to
be sane. He is at present, according
to one of the physicians in charge of
the criminal department. waiting to
be transferred to military prison.
This physician today, in an interview
with Star reporter. stated that
Salmon was not being forcibly fed.
Although a tube had to be placed in
his mouth the food was swallowed.
and not put into the stomach by any
other means. he said.
Salmon physically is in good con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-29
DISCUSS SCHOOL REMEDY.
French Club Urges Churches to
Open Doors During Emergency.

Emergency methods to remedy
what was termed deplorable condi-
lions in the public school system, due
to the lack Of classroom accommoda-
tons for hundreds of children, were
the French Club Of the Washington
Salon. A resolution was adopted urg-
ing churches, societies and individ-
uals having halls which are not in
use during the day to offer them to
the board Of education for temporary
school purposes.
The resolution pointed out. that ac-
cording to newspaper reports school
authorities are. experiencing great
difficulties in accommodating and
housing all children of school age.
This situation, said the resolution.
reflects seriously on the good name
OF the capital city of the nation.
which is in the keeping Of Congress"
District Commissioner Hendrick
spoke on washington as an INTEL
lectual Center" He said it was the
desire of the Commissioners to CO.
operate with the people to obtain
every possible Improvement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-29
CLOTHING FOR THE NEEDY.

Mrs. Wesley Martin Stoner. chair
man of the near east clothing COM
mittee. announced today the ship
ment of twenty-one cases of clothi00
to the Tifiis sector. About 1000 pounds.
with an approximate value OF $1,000,
have been shipped fhis week. she said.
Clothing for men, women and chill
dren will continue to be received At
the 18th street entrance OF the Church
of Ascension where expert packers
assert the clothing and prepare it for
immediate shipment.
The committee is composed of Mrs.
Wesley NJ. Stoner. chairman; Mrs.
William H. King. first vice chairman.
and Mrs. F. c. Brodton, second vice
chairman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-29
SENTENCED TO PRISON.
Frank Godfrey Among Those Pun
ished for Crimes.

Characterized by Justice Gould as
q professional hotel thief, Frank God
frey, a young white man. was SEN
fenced today in Criminal Division 1
to servo three years and six months in
the penitentiary. The court 10 &C.
quainted with the parents. Of the boy.
and expressed his sympathy for them.
Tho. boy. broke into local hotel and
stolS 4 watch and other articles OF
valua. He has been in trouble be-
ford, q and =hia counsel told the court
that the prisoner mad decided that
it Was time to quit the ways Of crime.
but the court said he had little faith
in tho promise to reform.
Others sentenced to terms In the
psnftAptiary were Thomas Reid, two
years. tor snatching a pocketbook:
Thomas s.. Delaney, two years for
grand larceny. placed on probation;
william r. Graham. eighteen months
for stealing. l..s~-:j
Harry Kendrick was given q year
at Occoauan for assault. and Leo Cum
berlan ten months for receiving stolen
property. T..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-29
MURDER NE OUTRIGHT,
PLEADS HUNGER STRIKER
Salmon, Convicted Draft Evader,
Asks President to- Stop Alleged
Forcible Feeding.

Benjamin ]. Salmon. who has been
imprisoned for, the. past two years.
charged with desertion from the
Army. and has been on a hunger
strike since July % at st. Elizabeths
Hospital, yesterday sent a letter to
President Wilson demanding that
forcible feeding be stopped and that
he be allowed to starve at once. In
the letter he stated that forcible feed
ing was murder on the installme mt
plan and that he wanted to be muir
dered outright. He also declared that
each day he was growing weaker.
Salmon, technically charged with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-29
RESTAURANTS SANITARY.
Conditions Better Than ,Year-Ago,
Inspector Finds. z

Eating establishments of Washing
ton are in better sanitary coudition
now than they were a year ago, In
the opinion of Chief Food Inspector
r. r. Ashworth Of the health depart
ment. Inspector Ashworth's men now
are. engaged in the annual iRspec-
ton of lunchrooms preparatory to
renewing the licenses Of these places
next month.
Some of the proprietors are a little
slow in making the Improvements
suggested by the department" said
DIR. Ashworth, but, taken as whole,
the restaurants are in better Shape
than last year."
Proprietors who were told to make
changes in their kitchens wifi be ex-
pected to act before next month, when
new licenses are required.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-29
COG. EMIGRATION LOSS.
Onset by l;7o2, Who Announced
N C. A Future Home.


TIA Dlsfrict of Columbia lost sos
res1dAnts through emigration from
year ended Juno 80. 1890. the bureau
Of Immigration of the Department Of
Labor announced today. -
This TOSS was more than offset. how
s Who o ~ al ~ var9oas immisra
tion sEati6ns, Indicated their intention
to take IN residence within the Dis
trict. During the year a.7O2 immi
grants told frnmiEthtion inspectors
they intended to take UP their resi-
dence here. @--
Nearly oife-fourth Of the 430.001 I'm
migrants to the United States during
the fiscal year told inspectors they
Antended to live in New York state,
11.796 aliens were debar1ed during.
the year and 2.7S2 were depofked. the
bureau announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-29
Misses and Child 5

Extra good S. values in Misses
and Children's Fan and Black High
cut Lace Boots, with Goodyear welt
oak soles: sizes 81 to 2. Also
Childs Gun Metal and Patent
Leather Full Toe Button Boots.
with Goodyear welt
&C.,; 5; Fl; i; S::::.:! =: Z: 1895
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-29

dition. and. although not as robust
as man who eats regularly, he ia
in no danger. He IL quite active andA
does a lot of reading and writing, ~
said DIR. White.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24
LISTY POLSKIE Ma POCZCIE.

9O4 Bednar Jan. 90S Biernat An
toni. GIG Chojnowski A~leksander.
917 Cida Jan. 919 Czajniecka. $40
Czarnecki Jan. 921 Daniel Michai.
923 Dombrowski Klemens. 925 Drab
Wojciech. 926 Drawicz J6zef. 927
Dubina Leon. 92S Dziedzic Jan. 932
Galinski Konstantyn. 933 Galuska
Marya. 934 Gawet Franciszek. 937
Gorcowski Tomasz. 939 Gunter Gu
staw. $40 Guziec Stauis4aw. 946 ia
sihski Antoni. 94S Jodel Adam. 949
JeEebienski Stanisiaw. $50 iowa
Tekla. 951 KalacihSki Jan. 953 Kar
pinski Ludwik. 954 Karperek Jozef.
955 Kotowska Anna. 957 Kleczka
Walerya. 964 Korowski Jozef. 965
Koruba Jak6b. $50 Koska Olga 2.
967 Kostal Jan. 96S Kruk Franci-
Ska. go Krzemienski Stanis{aw.
972 kuryski George. 973 krZemln-
ska Amelia. 975 Lawzecki Michal.
977 Lewandowski Jozef. 9S1 Machal
Jan. $50 Market Michal. 9S4 Mika
Jan. 9S8 Naziemba Frank. $50 O.
leksy Ferdynand. 99S Pomianek Bro
nislawa. 1907 Rudinski Frank. 1908
Ryder Stan;slaw. 1909 Rydak Leo
pold. 1920 Soltesz P. 1922 Stanek
Jan. 1923 Stanko MARGIN. 1882
Szerszei Michal. 1888 Szmagalski J6
zef. 1885 Tomcik Andrea. 1899 Ul-
z'eta Kazimierz. 1916 Waranech
JUSTIN. 1O47 Wasilowski J6zef. 1851
WfSniewski Felix's. 1858 Wodniak
H. 1854 Wysocki Wladyslaw. 1855
Wy1ga}a Jan .. 1858 Ziel Jan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24

rych zwlaszcza, re stan oziminy
w wielu okolicach jest marny, i
ME rokuje wielkich zbiorow. Me
zwykle ciezkie warunki panujacc
ia farmach wskutek braku piracy
i niekorzystna i dtuga lima oraz
'brak pogody skfonily farmerow do
zmniejszenia wysiewow wiosen--
nych. Ameryka potrzebuje, ida
MEM departamentu rolnictwa ola
siebie i ma wywoz oSmset Milo
now buszli ~pszenicy. Z tego Pra-
vie polowa dopiero jest zasiana,
i do tego zasiewy przedstawiaja
sic marine. Me MONA liczyc te-
go roku ma Australia, gdyz / tam
widoki So ME Swietne, ami ma
Rosye, kt6ra dawniej produkowa-
Ia o1oAo 90 milion6w buszli ma
WyW0z.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24

kretarza Piracy Postowi. Sledz-
two bedzie sic toczyio pred ko-
mitetem regui, Pomiedzy pre-
w6dcami republikanskimi rriera
sie przekonanie, re w razie wy
Erycia szkodliwej dzialalnoSci a.
syst. sekretarza Piracy ma moe
3rogramu przyjetego przez repu-
blikan, Post bedzie raczej usunie-
ty z zajmowanego stanowiska, a
ME zasadzony jak to poczatkowo
planowano. Pc przeprowadzeniu
s!edztwa republikanie maia wnlesc
90 senatu rezolucye domagaJ9ca
sic usuniecia Posta.
ODEZWA RZADU DO FAR
MERoW.
Washington, PA. kwietnia. -
Department rolnictwa wydai, O.
dezwe do farmerow by ME zmnlel
szali iloSci w~ysiew0w wlosen--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24
MIARKE.

Detroit, Mich, "a. kwietnia.-
WlaSciciel apartanentowego do
mu W kt6rym mieScilo sic die
vice rodzin,N Jak6b Shewitz ME
chciai pozostaG w lyle "a innymi
wlaSciciclami dom6w, kt6rzy juz
Gawniej popodnosili renty. Me
tylko to, ale postanowif swoje
sPoznienie odrobiG ma skorze loka
tor6w podnoszac i'm rent Z 1920
ma 10000 micsiecznie. Dotknieci
takim surowym nakazem w}aSci-
ciela domu, poszli do Rady miej-
skiej. a Rada znalazfa rade ma
tego pana, podnoszqc mt sto pro-
cent w oszacowaniu lego domu i
nakazujac odPowiedni zaPIacit
podatek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24
WOJSKO z KEWANEE BE-
DIE

Springfield, ILL.,, "a. kwietnia.-
Ma polecenie generala Dickinso-
ma, dowodzqcego dwoma kompa-
miami wojska W Kewanee podczas
n~iepokojow strajkowych, prawdo-
podobnie gubernator Lowden "a
rzadzi cofniecie tych kompanii do
Chicago, gdzie byfy dotychczas
stacyonowane. Poiozenie jest zu-
pelnie spokojne, przeto i obecnoSc
wojska zbyteczna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24
KOmunikat No.. z

Dlaczego wielu z naszyeh krewnych
=, Rodakow 4 PoJsN p!sza do swych
krewnyoh 1 przyjac.oi W Ameryce' &c
W Polsce Jest &urs pieniedzy tahszy'
anizeM W Ameryoe? Dlatego, re Kodak
W Ameryce zakupl PolsSie pieniaf0e
podlug kursu istniejacego W chwili Ia
kupna takowych. Uas W ozas'e otrzy-
mania tych pieniedzy kurs taxi " Polsce
jark | w Ameryce a9adl Oak nam Jest
wladomo W przesz1ych paru tysod--
nIaoh). Ola informacyi wszyseeioh po-
datemy. Il kurs pieniemy Jest taKl sam
tax w Ameryoe jak l W Polsoe.
Chceny ElaleJ nadmsenic d Polska W
porownaniu z innemd krajaml zagra-
moment Jest dopiero kTadem nowem
be cI p~oohodzacy z starszyoh krakow a
przebywajacy tutaj w Ameryce ME wy
syIata Amerykahs1ich Dolar6w Oak q
n!ektorych srode4 Jest Polskiemu wy
chodztwu n~akazywaue wysyiae) tyfko
pteriadze z lego kra5u.
OLA CZEGoH Wytiomaczymy W
kousunI1aGe Mr.. 3 W n~astepns sooote.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24
ABANDONMENT.

H. Pmkowska, przeprowadzila
sic z Augusta I'll. ma numer 1885
ul. do swojej rezydencyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24

Potski polityk. cy wiekszy Gy mn'ej
~ "a o~bowiazek poczytywae sobie
powinien stale 'reklamowaf narodo-
vo6c nasza-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24
POLICYA MA Stray VIE
ZIENIA.

Indianapolis, "a. kwietnia. -
Policya mia4a wczoraj wieczorem
pelne rece piracy, ably ME doprr--
Scic do zlinczowania Williama
Rey'a, oSkarzonego o zamordo--
wanie Marty Huff. Dwutysieczny
tlum zebrai sic blisko wiezienia,
~domagajac sic wydania negra.
Szef policyi trzyma GAIA zaioge
pOlicyjna w pogotowiu. Rey 20
stall aresztowany jeszcze we Sro-
de przyznal sic, re da} trzynaScie
pchnieG scyzorykiem W szyje
dziewczyny, zdarl ubranie Z "a
mordowanej, a zw&oki wrzuciN W
wezbrane woody potoku Eagle.
MA OD-
R NAPADU NEGRoW.
Pittsburgh, Kas., "a. kwietnia.
- Mieszkahcy Mulberry stall w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24
WIEZIENIE OLA STRAJKU-
JACYCH.

Cleveland, Ohio, "a. kwietnia.
- Urzednicy departamentu spra-
wiedIiwoSci powiadomili strajku-
jacych z7yrotniczych kolejowych
W liczbie 100, re jezeli do dis
ME wr6ca do piracy, wszvscy 70
stana uwiezieni. John Sawken,
agent departamentu sprawiedli--
woSci W pierwszej chwiIi zapo-
wiedziai. re tyIko przew0dcy
strajku dostana sic do wiezienia,
jczeli ME sklonia ludzi swoich do
powrotu do piracy; pozniej jednak
zapowiedziai tenze san przedsta-
wiciel sprawiedliwoSci. re wszy-
Soy r~obotnicy beda zamknieci "a
usuwanie sic dalSze Cd piracy. Gdy
to oSwiadczyl zgromadzonym !.
O'Rourke, prezes zwrotniczyCh i
zapytat sic ich czy VIOLA wracat
do piracy, i dalej pobierac ME-
dostatecznq place, czy isc do vic
z~ienia, wszyscy jak jeden MAJ W
llczbie tysiac piecset chiopa pod
nieSli sic i zapowiedzieli, re VIOLA
iSc do wiezienia r~aczcj, jak pra-
cowac "a dotychczasowq zaplate.
Niewiadomo co dalej postanowi
Rad, by zlamac upor strajkujq--
cych robotnikow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24

pogotowiu, by odbit atak negrow
Ijako zemste "a zlinczowanie negra
oskarzonego 0 zamordowanie ma
lei dziewczynki. w oczekiwaniu
napadu czarnuchow mieszkahcy
pouzbrajali sic w broh W ska
dach towar6w ~zelaza, i porozsta-
wall straze ma drogach wioda--
Icych do miasteczka. w miejsco-
woSci Croweburg znajduje sic
lznaczna osada czarnuchow zatru-
IdniUnych przy kopalniach wegla.
POGROM
General Salvador Alvarado, pred
stawiciel Stanu Sonora, powie-
dziai, re Rodolio Gallegos, dawny
dowtdca wojsk federalnych W
Stanie Tamaulipas Pobit wojska
Carranzy W Linares, a pobite woj-
sko uchodzi W strone Monterey.
Carranza mia{ nakazac zWolac
konferencye wszystkich ~grrberna-
torow do Monterey i mial zlecit
gunbernatorom z Coahuila, Nuevo
Lean ! Tamaulipas, by z~apoSred-
niczyli w zaproszeniu innych gu
bernatorow ma tie konferencye. Z
Guatemala dowiadujemy sic, re
tylho sam Meksvk zaprotestowal
przeciw Nysadzeniu ma lad mary
Marry amerykahskich celem obro-
ny obcokrajowcow podczas obec-
nych niepokoj6w.
INDIANIE ZWRACAJA STE
RoWNIEZ PRZECIW CAR
RANZY.
Aqua Prieta, "a. kwietnia. -
Potezny zastep okoo tys;ac IL
czacy, z}ozony z Mayo Indian,
skiadajacy sic Z weteran0w ostat-
niej rcwolucyi mcksykahskiej,
ktorzy dopomagali obccnemu pre-
zydentowi do utrzymania sic PREY
wiadzy, stanqf teraz pc stronie
neutrality-suspicious.. Szczep ten "a
mierza pOlaczyt sic drugim
szczepem Iaqui, by razem po--
czynat przeciw wojskom Carran,
zy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24
MASOWY PROTEST PRE-
CIV DROZYzNIE UBRAN.

NoWy York, "a. kW1etnla. -
Dzisiaj w Nowym Yorku ma sic
odbyc olbrzymi pochtd demon
stracyjny przeciw niesiychanej
drozyznie ubran. Wszyscy uczest-
nicy pochodu beda mieli ma sobie
albo talk zwane ~,,overalls" albo
stare ubrania. RownoczeSnie wiel-
kie sklepy Z ubraniami pospusz--
cza}y znacziie ma cenach goto--
wych ubran a wiele innych "
ogioszeniach ma dzisiaj zapowia-
da wielkie znizk. Szczegolniej u
brania ola pan zyskaly wiele ma
tym ruchu, gdyz znizki W cenach
dochodza czasem do a dol. ma
jednem ubraniu. Niektore firmy
zapowiadaja, re beda sprzedawat
dZlSlaJ ubranla pOnlzeJ ceny wy
robu, &c dobrowolnie obcinaja ~
ski, by tylko umozliwic kupno i
sprzedaz take i tym Podobne o.
g~ioszenia przepelniaja wszystkie
dzienniki. Zamiast krzyczec tylko
i narzekat, re nam sk6re Iupia,
naJlepiej pojSc W Shady mieszkah-
COW n Yorhu i }aczyt sic W klu-
by i masowo PROFESSIONAL, a
przestac przez jakiS czas zupcl-
nSe kupowac drogich ubran, to
przyprowadzic mus zdziercow
90 zastanowienia / zmiany takty-
XII. Przvp. Red.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24

'peinh siuzbe ma wodach kubah--
skich. Zwloki admiraia beda pre-
wiezione do Ameryki ma szpital-
nym statku Solace. Me wiadomo
nikomu, co byl "a powod samo-
bojstwa, gdyz wszyscy co ostatni
raz widzieli admirala powiadali,
re byl w dobrym humorze i ME
dawal znakow najmniejezgo roz-
draznienia. Syn admirala, bedacy
rowniez W siuzbie morskiej, pra-
wdopodobnie zabierze cialo OLGA
i Przywiezie do Richmond, Ky.
iona admiraia Britain bYla II
swoich rodzitow i miala zamiar
jtchac do N. Yorku ma spotkanie
swego mega, gdy tenze mial wro-
ciG Z Panama. Pogrzeb odbedzie
sic w Richmond.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24
TELEGRANY KRAJOWE|
Dokonczenie re strongly I.

legata, Edward F. Goltra, jeden Z
komitetowych wyslai depesze do
prezydenta WAsona, donoszao, re
demokraci z Missouri ~nareszcie
doczekali sic sposobnoSci, by usu-
nae Senatora Reeda jake handy
data ma Delegate ma przyszia kon-
wencye narodowa do San Fran
cisco.
ASYSTENT ~SEKRETARZA
PIRACY POST BEDZIE TYL-
KO USUNIETY.
Washington, "a. kwietnia. -
Dopiero we czwartek ro0pocznie
SIC dochodzenic w sprawie zarzu-
tow czyniSnych asystentowi Sc
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now and the 1st OF Oct.-two or
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>wANTED-APARTMENTS.

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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC.
Contained.

AU1oAos1IEs Tos SALE zro Au1ohosss roa SALE h1o
ONE.DoLLAR TIRE AND TUBE SALE,
June II to 1o
YOU CAN GET A TIRE OR TUBE FOR 500
By Purchasing Tire Tube at the Regular Price,
making this utterly disregading market cond
tons and giving every in this vicinity opportunity to buy
practically the price OF Every Tire
Tube in this sale written guarantee from
NATIONAL SPEEDWAY.
6ooo-Nfile Guarantee
Price Price Price. Price
3ox3H, $25Qo $500 33x4, S38o5 S3oo5
32x3H, 274o e8.4o 34x4 4oI5 ALE
3Ix4, 366o $3.50 36x41z, 54So $3.50
Included in This Sale Are the Following:
Fisk Cords Norwalk Cords, Triumph
Firesone Cords, Federal, Mason,
Carlisle Cords Mclean, Franklin
Superior Cords, McGraw, Archer
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
GOVERNMENT TIRE & RUBBER co, INC,
141o I4th St NV.
Evening star., 1920-06-17

BABY CARRIAGE-Bloch; practically new.
o st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-06-17

BABY CARRIAGE-Large. white; nearly new.
Apply 1223 Irving st. Phone Col 1853. 1Ss
MARK TwAIN'S WORKS complete, - vol
Evening star., 1920-06-17
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

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MISCELLANEOCS-C
1ATHE-In good condition; complete; JACK
shaft: quick sale. S1OO Apply Mr. Gr1er; YER
mont Garage, l122 Vermont court FRANK
1896.
BooKs-one set Edgar Allan Poe. cloth bind
ing. 10 volumes, new, one set De MaupassaHt'
half leather binding 10 T2aames mn,ete new, one ~
volumes. new. Col. $50. Ices kenyen 81. "
TAN OXFoRDs and black satin pumps; high
grade: new: AZ RI: both. $40. Col 1874.
STROLLER. genuine white reed: also daven-
port. los Morgan st. NV.
BABY CARRIAGE, stroller, hassinet. playing
pen. Phone Col. 1907. la47 Meridian place 1ss
BUILDING MATERIAL. BATHUBS. brick.
new wallboard at 41sc per foot two ply rooI-
ing. and good quality. $1Io per square
sash. doors. roofing paper. SIDNEY 1; HEch;
NIGER HOUSE WRECkING CO., 9th and
sis. s.w.
LARGE REFRIGERATOk and extension din
ing table. cheap. Col. 7G1l-I Il
COAL OIL STOVE (cookingI, bed complete. set
Haviland china. II gal. White Mountain freezer
doz. fruit jars. So Bryant st. NV phone
\. 3410. IL.
STORE FRONT. plate glass. 51s x9 feet and
2N9 feet. Apply 401 Oriental bldg; phone Main
cess. IS
CHERRIEs-sweet and sour. 81 per bnshel'
fob Frederick. Nd. Address A. A. Stacy.
r. =. D.. No. 5. Box 1873. Frederick Md
TWO DISPLAY RACkS. in good CONDITION, /,
one large and one small: reversible leaves. Ma
tional Publishing Co.. 1222 H St NV.
BOOKCASE. mission oak: enamel bed tcom-
plete) gas heater. oneburner gas stove parior
stand quart fruit jars. pictures. Col. 393 ~
CLOriIES-Wo we are not familiar
with such tactics outside 'pullers IN. as
ours is business that requires no sharp
practices and all schemes frowued on. We
mark new pants plain, s. up. and sell them;
see how here. Slightly used wool dresses. 81 up
Justh's Old Stand. $40 D.
CONTENTS of large rooming house. 1000 NJ
st. NV. IL
UNCLAIMED CLOTHING for sale, at lowest
POOL TABLE--(;ood condition: cheap. SI5;
got to move: room for it. 1853 T NV.
Phone North 1918. II"
SAMPLE DRESSES-Georgette, crepe de chine
and satns coat suits in blue and black
serges all in the latest spring styles: value up
to $40: selling at a great sacrifice. S14.95. W.
Rice, 1882 9TH ST. NV.
WALL PAPER BARGAINS-Big stock. new
goods; zoe paper for 1Oc; 30c paper for 20c:
not remnants, but new stock. Mahoney's, 324
Pa. IT.
WALL GASES, roll-top desk, chair. Royal
typewriter. wardrobe trunk cheap to quick
buyer. Call 305 7th st. NV IT.
MARBLE CANDY SLABS, three. I'll 7th st.
l7s
barry CARRIAGE and twin gocart; in good
condition: for reasonable price. 1862 Mint
wood place 1O1 Ire