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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-08
By KATHLEEN FOX

Walking towards it, l put out my band, turned the knob which yielded to the slightest touch, and opened the door. "Now, isn't that easy ?'' !, said. "None of our doors stick you know. Just remember, dear, that you simply have to turn the knab first" Now looked at Crittenden. My tenthusiasm suddenly cooled. was no longer interested in teaching him the Fundamentals of opening door l had made a mistake, indeed Yet it was not an error of the heart That l knew, for l had wanted to help him.
 twill you shut up?" he demanded 'sDo you think I am a damn fool that Ts don't know how to open door You thing you are all-fired smart, tklow, wonderfully on your job and all that. But if you think you can make monkey out of me, you're mistaken. Pm not child to be taught how to open door!"
 "Oh, please, Crittenden," I beg, ged. q did not mean that way Surely you can see I was only try ing to help you"
 "Yes, trying to help me think Pm a blithering idiot that doesn't know how to open door," he fairly snarled. "Just don't do it again That's all.
 q won't, Crittendcn," replied turning away
 Nor did I for the simple reason that it was never again necessary T have watched Crittenden open doors many times since then and he always turned the knob first! never knew him to break a nail in that way since, so the lesson I gave him and brought down his scorn up- on my head did not go for. nothing after all.
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

1918 Dodge touring, $775oo, one 1917 Dodge touring, $67500; one 1917 Dodge touring, $500.00; ane model N Hupmobile overhauled, new top, repalnted an dhas excellent tlres, bargain at $7i0.00; one lit tie SIX Paige, overhauled. new bat rery, new paint, good buy at S700.00; one Chevrolet, repalnted, at $275.0O, one 1918 Chevrolet touring At S5l5.0o; one sport model Studeba- ker six, driven less than 5000 miles finished in Cadilla cblue, a bargain au So500O; one 1917 VeIie o, touring, motor overhauled, repainted, gooc top, at --625.00; one Cadillac tour Ing, $o0u.0U, Al shape; one Stod- dard Dayton touring, 915O.O0. Ali the above cars can be purchased one-tnird cash down, and balance in 10 monthly payments. McGehee Motor Sales Co.,, IA West Barraque St., Phone GOA.
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Ghicaun Grain.

Chicago, Jan. 7.--Corn averaged lower in price today largely as a result of statements by Herbert Hoover about financial aid to Eu-- rope. The market closed unsettled at Sc to 1 1-8c net decline, with Nav 1.35 5-8 to 3-4 and uJly l.33 3-1 to 7-8. Oats lost 3-8 to l-2c. In,
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Cotton Seed Oil.

New York, Jan. 7.-Cotton seed ol! opcned lower under scattered local selling but later steadied up on the firm position of kindred articles and the upturn in cotton. Trading was light and local in character Final prices were one point lower to six net higher. Sales 8,lo0 barrels
 Tenders 800. Prime crude l3.15; prime crude 1875; prime summer yellow. spot 22 20; March 22.53; May 22.77; July 22.91.
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Play safe--install safe fol your valuables. Adams Printing company. Phone Ii. tl
- STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Pine Bluff Cooper ative association will be held We'd nesday, January 14. at 7:30 p. m. over Orpheo theatre for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year and such other business that come before said meeting.
 J. II. HURLEY, Secretary.
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U. S. Will Not be Represented at
 Protocol Signing

Paris, Jan. 7.-Representatives of the United States, it has been decided, will not be present during the exchange of notifications of the peace treaty ~of Versailles, which is still set for January 10, but may be over in all the details have not been completed by that date.
 Signing of the peace protocol will procedc the exchange of ratlfica- tions by q few minutes.
 Try Graphic Classified Ads.
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STOCKHOLDERS NEE

 The annual meeting z stockholders of the Bank z Investment company will i'll the directors room of Y tional Bank of Arkansass \ Bluff, Ark, on January N at 5 o'clock p:sm. for the r of electing directors aH transaction of any other k that may properly conla,3 said meeting. 3Z
 V. D. WI
 Secretary and 4N Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 8. x 12-9-1nlo
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, Jan. 7.-Liberty bonds at 2:55 D. m. today were:
 3 1-2's 9998; first As 93.20; sec ond 4's 92.90; first l-4's 93,4O; second l-4's 92.54; third l-4'' 94.72; fourth 1-4's 9270; Victory 3 3-4's 99.10; Victory 1 3-4's 99.04.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-08

EAST END.
 9O2 E. End, 6 rooms; price $l900, s4O0 cash, balance monthly. 221 E. 2nd, 8 rooms, blocks s. east aon 419 E. End, rooms, 4 blocks from 2nd and Main; $3,500.00. New modern bungalow, 7o5 E. End s3,OOO.0O, terms. so-o ,oo5 E. 5th, rooms; S1,75o, $2o0 cash, balance monthly.
 WEST END.
 1114 w. Barraque. 6 rooms, hall modern conveniences, half block of car line on paved streets, al paid out, S3,O00. ,t. 9a1s W. 11th, rooms, almost new S2,65O.00, terms. e 1eth and Olive, 6 rooms, modern $4'' 500.0O, terms. Other good bargains in all parts of the city: have some very desir aD's ieNEW REALTY co.
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WARNING, ORDER.
(a5r No. 73Jl.

III the chancrry cyuj of Jetfcrsot county AtNansaa. -Grorge iilmns rulutIIl, V Alary N I!Iiams, dCIend ant.
 fine lvrrndant, Mary Williams, is wa .e"d lo appear In this court within tnIl5\ Ud4s ant ansWcr the cumplaInt ot plahtlIl, hcotGc Williams.
 Gwen under my hanu and the seal ol sald court, tuIS I,tn daJ ot Decehi- 1ef A. h., IDlJ.
 $. r. NAULN, Clerk.
 0. E. itnrN IS, D. (. ,ScaiJ= F. Is -J--1-I-S-lo
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Ncu Orleans Rice,

1 New Orleans, Jan. r. Rough rice ho sales Receipts 3,547 sacks. Mill ers 3,5i7.
 ' Clean rice strong. Sales: Honduras }.t76 pockets sd l3 3-4; Blue Rose 2,335 pockets 8 1-2al2 5-8. Receipts l60ol; bran per ton 350o; polish $500.
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STOLEN FROM MY rhAUr aor about six weeks ago one brown cuwi and horns cut off, marked a crop ppff left left ed, ed, and uHs one M heifor, about on marked; both with calves rsward eight months old. Wlll pay pfEormation of SEQ for return, or for informa''IFT Mns F
 leading to their recovery. o MIs; psx a1
 Myers. ssth and Hazel, P. O. poS Ssta Si City.
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WARNING ORDER.
Ca4n Nn 1iat

INN NO. I'M. In the Chnnccry Court of ieffccson county, Arhansas. Wyatt Taylor, plaintiff ve. Rosna Taylor defendant. lir boicnIant, I,osiua Taylor, $ warned to abpoar in this r"urt within thirty days and answer thr complaint of Plaintiff, Wyatt Taylor. Given under my hand and tine seal of said court this "lst day of December A p, 19lA.
 <. F FAtIN. Clerk lScab. II S-1.-22- 70
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PAGE SEVEN
LEGAL NOTICES
WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 74S0.

Case No. 7IS0 1u the Chaurcry Cuurt of Jefferson county, Arkansas, -Ella Burnett, plal1~ tiff ys Emanuel Burnett, defendant. The Defendant, EtHanuol Burnett, is warned tp appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of Plaintiff. Ella Burnett.
 Given uuder my hand and he senl oe said court this 3lst day of December,
 $. r. NAUIX, Clerk
 e. l.. REEVES, D C. Seal. S-lj 22 20
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SHARP RALLIES IN COTTON FOLLOW AN
 EARLY DECLINE:
New York, Jan. An carly de cline in the co'tN"

b N October ---------3, ao.Ao
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-08

Liverpool, Jan. 7.--Cotton spot in fair demand; prices easy; good md ding 31.11; fully middling 3986; middling 28.61; low middling 26o6; good ordinary 23.11; ordinary 22ll ]; sales 10000 bales, including 75.00 American. No receipts Futures closed, near months quiet; distant
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TAXES
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that fO3 purpose Of receiving Taxes, for thdE yl 1919, the tax books of Jefferson q |bu will be open at court house in T. Bluff from Monday, January to Al 10, 1920, After April 10 the law af % per cent penalty and additionaH c on each delinquent, and the books main open for such collection.
 c. M. NICHOL,
 Sheriff and Ex-OfficiO Collect,
 Jefferson county, Arkansas. Pine Bluff. Ark, Dec. 1. 1919. 12-2-1I
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STORAGE SALE,

Notice is hereby given that the fol. lowing automobiles will he seIA t1 p'lt storage, on Tucs,lad, January 2p, 1920: One , passenger Willis Overland. one | passenger Pullman. One Ford and Asphalt Machine Nt- tachcd,
 AUTO PARKING STATION.
 2O3 East Second Ave. ttSlI
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 STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereb~ given that the nual meeting of the stockholders the Bank of Sherrill. of Sherill x will be held in its banking house Tuesday. the 18th day of Januar, & between the hours of D. m. and n, m dirrctdrs for the purpose fu or eiIecting
 the transactlng such other busines may come before said meeting.
 W. I. PAYNE, Secretary 24!
 J. r. QUATTLEBAuM..lEl Sberri.l. Ark. Dec. F. 1919. 13N
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1.-TWO MEN OF NEAT APPEAR ance to solicit and collect; perma nent work and good pay With ad- vancement to rlght party. See Hunter Portrait Co.,, 4Ul l-2 Nam
 St.. to 9 a. m. 1-1-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-08

A MEAT CUTTER, YOUNG MAN
 pre1erred; must be honest, if not i'll find you out. Appiy Meat Cut ter care Grapn!c, l2-3U-tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-08

A SINGLE MAN 45 OR 50 YEARS old, to see after stock and general
 farm work. Apply R. F. D. No. 4, Box 80, Phone 9523t2. 12-30-6u
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QA\SIfEQADVENI}ENENTS
WANTED TO BUY.

MODERN FOUR OR FIVE ROOM house, between End and 10th, and not more than five or six blocks from Main St.; east or west; stat. location, prlce and terms in writ
 Ing. J. C. E. 403 k. End. l-4-ot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-08

NAMED - FIRST CLASS NEGRO blacksmith. Prefer one wno can do carpenter work. Steady JoD to rigHt party, good place to i've. Want a man who IS stead in his habits anu a hustler. Geo. H. Van Ettcn, Ferda, Ark. l2-oO-dti
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SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

TAKEN UP-AT MY HUME nuner can No. 3, Box Il, horse sor U"Hei this ad have same by paying er ior 1a.s7 10 and feed bill. L. r. H. D!--~ Day. TAKEN UP: ONE SMALL S so lbs.. male pig, will weigh aboh, out 0o Owner M and is about 6 months r oiu, at so7 can have same by aappiylns ad q" and Spruce and paying for 'his I 1.s.6ta feed bill.
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FEMALE HELP

YOUNG LADIES IT YEARS OF AGE or over, excellent position, ideal sur roundings, interesting work; home like rest rooms; good starting sal ary With frequent advances; per
 manent position, disability and sick ness benefit. Apply Chief Operator, s. W. Bell Telephone Co.,, 40l West Second Ave. l-3-5t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-08

BOY BETWEEN 16 AND Is YEARS of age, to work in printing depart
 mcnt; steady position and good chance tor advancement. Apply at (,raDn1c office, upstairs.
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oNON'' =, Tomorrow will be holiday in this
SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans, Jan. 7.-Spot cotton steady and unchanged. Sales on the spot, 1,a82; to arrive, l,561. Low middling, 3350; middling, Al'00; good middling, 43.o0. Receipts, B. 366; stock, 50s,d12.
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MALE HELP

NV WANTED--FIRST CLASS DETAIL
 moulder man. Permanent position for light man. Standard Lumper com pany. 17-6t
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- FIRST CLASS BOOK
 Keeper; one who is famlllar with Evaporation accountant and fisca! 6work. Address 'Bookkeeper" Box &677, Pine Bluff, Ark. i2-25-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-08

LOST DoG--A LARGE MOUSE. .s rcolored, half hound, or veal tail. kold; red eyes; white tip on ea't tn :,
 collar marks on neck Answers an, ri rS
 name of Charlie. Liberai reTa; 1os7
 for return. Phone 2SSl or aol6t
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FOUND.

BUNCH OF KEYS BETWEEN 2NL and Main. Owner can nave same b. calling at the Graphic office ali
 paylng for this ad 1-4-6L
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ECARRlER BOYS, WORK DOESN'T
 ERE WITH SGHOUL. AP- ePLI GRAPHIC. 10-7-tf
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DECEMBER 27, LADIES "kiSa ,soo watch, Mayo make, between l-yo .,o West Fifth St., and RosenSWelLs 2 2 Finder will please bring to 1r1pnso Sand receive reward. Mrs. .ot Lucy
 Couch, 1904 West 9th, phone l4o1 11s+
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J,iyerpO0l Cotton.

New York. Jan. 7.---Spot cotton quiet; middling 39.0O.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHEL rooms to party without children
 lolo West rlItn avenue. 1-4-6t
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AGENTS WANTED TO SELL GASO- line iron. Labor and fuel saver oelis in every home. Pay salary or com mission. Ladies make good represtn-
 tatives. Write for free sample, lni-
 perial Sad Iron Co.,, Fort Wortp, o'n, Texas. l.'-ioe
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AGENTS WANTED

FOR LONG LOANS ON IMPROVED land or bottom farms at and ,, per cent, with prompt service anu liberal valuations. See w. $. Pierce room 3O7, Citizens bank bulldlns' Pine Bluff.
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Try Graphic Classified
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FOR SALE

GOOD CAST IRON DOUBLE BURN
 CT gas heater, with mat and plenty of stove pipe and elbows, only used
 few weeks cost $2S; a bargain. Phone 582, Jno. McCallop, Furniture Mover. 1-6-t
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ONE FORD 5 PASSENGER CAR; good condition at q reasonable price; call at the Pine Bluff Ga rage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-08

FIFTY TONS OF HAY AT $25 PER
 ton, one roll top desk, and one L. c. Smith typewriter. l-o-ot
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FARM LANDS, IMPROVED AND unimproved, also houses in coun- try town; cash or terms; in 40 acre tract and up. The land of the can- teIoune. Have all kind of fruit anl
 vecetables. Address Southwest land and Lumber Company, P. O.
 Box 123, Kingsland, Ark. 12-19-2wk
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WE COLLECT ACCOUNTS, NOTES, claims anywhere in world; no char ges unless we collect. Mays Collec- ton Agency, Somerest, Ky. 1-4-5t
The Washington times., 1920-07-06
FORMER HYATTSVILLE
CITY FATHER IS BURIED

HYATTsVIILE. Nd. July g.
Funeral services for former City
Councilman John A. Johnson. forty
nine years old, who died Saturday
night, were held this morning at 1880
o'clock from his residence, the Rev.
s. v. Hildebrand, pastor OF the
Hyattsville Methodist Episcopal
Church South. officiating. 1nterment
was In Evergreen Cemetery. Bladens-
burg.
Mr.. Johnson recently had retired
from the city council. He had been In
the building and contracting business
here, and was q former chief OF the
local FIRE department.
He is survived by his wife, a son,
John A., jr., a world war veteran and
q local contractor and builder: q young
daughter. Lily. and a stepdaughter.
Mrs, r. Upton Parlett, of Hyattsville-
He also leaves two sisters, Mrs. J..
Frank Rushe, of Hyattsville, and Mrs.
India Fluhrer. Of Roanoke. Va. and a
brother, Walter c. Johnson, of Phila-
delphia; also two stepbrothers.
Charles Johnson. of Hyattsville. and
Roy Johnson, OF Washington.
The Washington times., 1920-07-06
SHERWOOD FOREST CLUB
CELEBRATES HOLIDAY
Regatta on Severn River Drsws Blg
Cyowd-Pregrsn Ineludss Bsll
Cameo and Bsliet.

Hundreds OF persons from wash
inston made the trip TO the srouads
OF the sherwood Forest ciuS on the
Severn river yesterday TO participate
In the July Fourth eelssrstion. To
the tune OF '-rhs stsr-spsnSisd Ban
nsr'' by the Naval Academy Basd. the
raising or the flsx started the days
program. followed by an address by
Capt. David Carson Bsyiiss.
A feature OF the events was the
regatta between The Chesapeake hay
Yacht Racing Association and the
Riverton Yacht Club. OF Philadelphia.
In which eight Lsrchmont. thirty-ons
footsrs or the two boat clubs con-
tended for honors. Picpics. ball
games. aquatic events and q ballet
were included In the program.
The committee In charge OF the
events consisted OF ID. c. Mansfield.
chairman; Mrs. Howard Campbell.
Mrs. T. J. Num-. Mrs. Clarence Evans.
and George A. Hilbert
The Washington times., 1920-07-06
COX GIVES THANKS
AT MOTHERS GRAVE.
Nominee Kisses Vile and Then
Steals Out to Cemetery
When He Gets News.

DAYTON. Ohio. July e-rAAintain-
ing his sphynx-liks attitude. Gov,
James NJ. Cox. Democratic Presiden-
tial nominee. today declined to make
any comment on his victory until he
has received notification from the
convention.
The Democratic standard bearer
was In his country estate. Trails
End. this afternoon. where he re-
ceived q few intimate friends. He
was kept busy reading messages
OF congratulations which continued
to arrive In . steady stream from all
parts of the country.
Governor Cox received the FIRST
news OF his selection BY the conven-
tion At his Newspaper office here.
early this morning. His frst act was
to cross the room to where his wife
WAS seated and kiss her. then he left
the room.
This morning the governor went
alone to Woodlawn Cemetery, and
there at the grave Of his mother he
prayed for half an hour.
The Washington times., 1920-07-06
Police Are Searching
For Missing Lion With
Diamond IN His Mouth

Police are lion hunting today.
There 10 = lion missing In wash
ington.
and eighth precinct officers desire
to return him 10 his right owner.
William Kenney, 1880 Florida ave-
northwest.
This particular lion is attached
TO a pin. The head 10 the orna-
msnt OF Kenney's stickpin. The
lion. ana It's diamond pAsssnser.
are valued at 500.
The Washington times., 1920-07-06
D. c. C.ENJOYSF0URTH
NOTABLY NO|SElESS
Quota OF Accidents Is Small, Al
though Sparklsrs Land
Children in Hospitals.

The Fourth OF July holiday eslebra'
tion took its toll OF Washington ac-
cident Victims; with the death OF a
mother and daughter in an auto
mobile accident. a d-girl,
receiving fatal burns from harm
less" sparklers. and seven persons
were reported slightly injured.
Reports show that the Fourth" of
1920 WAS the best conducted and the
Quitsst on record in the District No
drowninss were reported. As against
previous years. no children were per-
manentiy disngured or otherwise
painfully injured from fireworks.
The safe and sane" rule was OBJ
served almost universally.
TWO KILLED IN ACCIDENT.
An automobile accident during =
holiday trip sunday was the most
serious mishAp reported to police.
Mrs. Louise McQude, 03-A l. street
northwest. and her seventeen-year-
oid-daushter. Anna Louise. were killed
when the car In which they were
passengers turned turtle" on a road
near Front Royal. Va.
Two other occupants OF the auto
mobile received minor injuries. They
were Victor Redmond and Jacob Metz.
who leaped from q front seat as me
car struck deep rut In the road
and turned.
Miss Edna Southgate. 1922 Ninth
street northwest. was not hurt.
The party had been on a pleasure
trip in the vicinity of the famous
Luray caves. Mrs. McQuade was act
ing as chsperone.
Her husband. John 4. McQuade. left
Washington last evening to return
with the bodies of his wife and
daughter, now at Front Royal.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later
INJURED BY sPARkLERs.
Four-year-old Catherine McGrory
was fatally burned while playing
with a sparkler in front of her home,
1908 l. street southeast. The rod set
her dress in flames. She was rushed
to Providence Hospital In an ambu-
lance, she died at 8 p. m.
Shocked by the explosion OF a
giant cracker" thrown in her path,
Mrs. Louise Shankholtx, aged twenty
six, tainted near Tenth and II streets
northeast, last evening. She was re-
The Washington times., 1920-07-06
Two SLIGHTLY HURT
IN STREET ACCIDENTS

Two persons were slightly hurt In
street accidents yesterday.
william E. Garner, 23i Thirtssnth
street northwest. was crossing the
driveway west OF the white House
when he was struck by an automobile
driven by Leonard l.. Butler. 427 N
street northwest. Butler took him to
Emergency Hospital.
John II. Rider, SO v street north
west. was struck by = Capital Trac-
tion car at Fourteenth and u streets
He was taken to Garfield
Hospital.
The Washington times., 1920-07-06
BOGUS GAS INSPECTORS
RELIEVE WOMAN OF 500

Bogus gas inspectors visited Mar
garet Healey, 22oi Nichols avenue
southeast. at 10:i6 o'clock this morn
ing and stole 800 while she thought
they were repairing gas pipes.
The descriptions were sent from
the Elevanth precinct through the
city. One was dressed as a soldier.
and his neck was painted with iodine.
Housewives are warned by the police
not to recognize gas" men unless
they show proper credentials.
The Washington times., 1920-07-06

moved TO her home, so2 Eleventh
street northeast.
The sparklers, which Major Harry
L. Gessford warned District children
to be careful of. rendered minor In
juries TO Elizabeth Rusk, aged eight.
and Juanita King. aged nve. Both
were sent TO Casualty Hospital from
their homes. Tie A street northeast
and 4ss Washington street northwest.
respectively.
Jennie Bayly. seven. and Florenee
Reed. four. both colored. were also
burned slightly by the harmless"
sparklers Jennie Bayly was taken to
Emergency Hospital from sis II street
southwest. her home. 1t 10 said her
condition Is serious. Burns about the
arms and body of Florence Reed were
dressed at Freedmen's Hospital.
The Washington times., 1920-07-06

Squeeze. the juice Of tvo lemons In.
to q bottle containing three ouness
q opsh.sS su WHIT S,. wsss ssk can w. II nd snd
sou have q aukrter pint OF harmless
Snd delightful lemon blsach for few
cents.
Massage this -sweetIy fragrant To-
ton into the face. neck. frms .apd
beauty of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use lemon
juice TO bleach and bring that seft,
clear, rosy-white complexion. Lemons
have always been used as q freckis.
up and try IT,
The Washington times., 1920-07-06

slAssss cot yst nilsd are being hss1
between 4 aud e;ts o'clock on these
days. rhsss swimmins isssons are
frss, this beach beins . part Of the
District playground department
rns cisssos for women are prse-
tioally nilsl, but Bruuner states IL
still IL possibls to handle more.
The Washington times., 1920-07-06
TOWN CARNIVAL OPENS
AT CAPITOL HEIGHTS

CAPITOL HEIGHTS. Nd. July g.
A large crowd attended the opening
Of the annual carnival under auspices
OF the mayor and council here last
night. the proceeds of which will be
used to buy additional street lights.
Many attractions are offered. The
carnival ends Wednesday night.
Mayor John Gabriel is chairman of
the committee in charge with Mrs.
Mary V. Boyington, secretary. and
Mrs. Clara J.. Bryan, treausrer.
The Washington times., 1920-07-06
Thief Uses Jimmy On
Two Photograph Studies,
But Fails TO Get In

Photograph studios seem 10 be on
the visiting list or a "jimmy" thief
In Washington.
Two attempts to enter downtown
studios were reported 20 police to-
day. Nothing was missed, but the
police are keeping a watch for fur
thsr dspredstions along this line.
Scars from the Jimmy" OF the
burglar were found near both doors.
The Washington times., 1920-07-06
REPORTER BECOMES FATHER

Warrington will have another wom-
an editor before many years pass IL
plans OF Neil Rex Collier. Washing
ton newspaperman. work out. Collier
has just had an addition TO his fam
lily and declares she's going TO be an
editor some day"
The baby. a seven-pound girl. was
born Sunday. This Is the first child
The couple 1--we at 1112 Lamont street
northwest;
The Washington times., 1920-07-06
b. {. CHILD BITTEN BY
DOG WILL RECOVER

Another victim was added yester-
day - the scores of District OF CO.
iumeaa children bitten by unmuzslsd
4sOa
y the child 10 John King. seven
years old. OF PA Rittenhouse street.
The dog. which the police believe was
Blair road, attacked the boy and bit
hin on the body. The wound was
dressed by the family physician. and
the boy will recover.
The Washington times., 1920-07-06
ESCAPES W0RkH0USe.

william r. Bowman. ssvsntses
year old colorsd boy. escaped from
werkhouss whArvss. whore he was
. prisoner, yesterday. He 10 being
sought by the police today.
The Washington times., 1920-07-06
SAY DIAMOND DYES"

Don't strssh % ruin yysr nstssiAl Z
Q poor dye. Ipstst 90 ADsAoeed Dys~'
Essy dirsettoas In every paskASs.