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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.

FOR SALE-APARTMENTS
TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT.
Upper, & rooms. bath: lower. :. rooms, bath,
Both well rented: total. $50 per mo. Price only
50, 500. Located in excellent northwest section.
A T.. HOUGHTOE CO.. 1916 II st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every spctinu''
BEFORE YOU BUY OR TRADE
Inquire about these buildings. We have a mum
her Of apartment buildings and stores, ranging
in prize. from $lO.UtO to $500. OOO. We are au-
thOriZed to sell trade. Some Of these are
ba argains and real income prnducers. One build
ing. 1G apts.. and rooms and bath animal
rental. $500. Price. 800 Good terms
Several NOR" figure we'll
4. &. HOTGHTON K CO.. 1915 H ST NV
We have the BEST in every section
TO HQTIDATE SYNDICATE. NEW A.
story fireproof apt. house rented for ZOO
annually: no elevator: small running ex-
pense; S.5.OO0 cash required. which will yield
about 3Ne annually to investor. G. NORD-
hINGER Commercial National Bank bldg.
The Northumberland.
Apartments sold on cooperative plan TIVE
rooms and bath to : rooms and bath Priees.
81. TOO to $11 600. Mr.. Harry A. Seay will b.
premises after 4 pm. daily.
Union Realty Corporation,
Exclusive Agent.
90 Evans bldg. Main S4lb.
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>, We offer decidedly the best located two-fam.
ly hohse ever erected in this city; north of
ST.. west Of Conn. ave-: surrounded by ex-
pensive residences. The house was erected by
one OF Washrington's most careful builders:
select materials used: first noor rooms and
bath: second floor. rooms. bath and attic;
separate cellars, separate hea ting plants: COW
cred porches. The price Is less than the i'm
provements could be duplica ted for-&9 OOO
STONE L FAIRFAX
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MOORE & HILL, INC,
Main l453. Woodward Bldg, 18th and H Sts NV
CHEVY Chase Md Ne,r 1Otb and D S+s w

Near 10th and p SITS. NV.
PRICE, $1,000
A lO-room red brick well arranged English
basement house. In perfect condition, and can
be had for immediate possession. This house
is well worth the money.
Near 18th on Irving St.
PRICE. $1o,jOO
A 10 room house with all modern improve
nenis and 1st uoOr kitchen Has room for a
double garage. Good terms and immediate
possession.
Near 22nd on Fl St.
PRICE. S3!O0
\ nice. neat frame house OF or S rooms
suitable for white colored In good condi
tiOn.
K Street Near Sind.
Positively the finest residential section of
georgetown and one Of the choicest in town
nigh and healthful and surrounded by fine
homes. This is detached S-room brick dwell
ing on large attractive lot
PRICE. $1,000
'tment house propositions for investment pur-
lass farms and country estates listed for sale
real money makers. and some are real show
ind or country property.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

| COnt1n9e0.
SHANNON
713 l4th St. NV.
RRlGHTWOOD.
$4.5OO.
Rrirk house. with rooms and BATH fronf
pur,,L: space for garage; the heighiSrheed is
good; possession aay l.. had at once.
| SOMERSET HEIGHTS, MD.
$4,000.
A beautiful detached hoy,e: short walk ff"u'
ear line: y rooms and = baths. including u bed
rooms. with one bedroom and hath "n arsi
floor; steam heat. electricity and Kas: front
aud double rear porclr.; arr--ns weather
stripping throughout: good r"ndi ion: newly
painted: garage: lot soA $50
PETNORIH.
$1,000.
Kennedy built house. semi iAiach-,i: O r0uips
and ba TIL: wssth-rstripppd and screened: both
rear porches glassrd aud screened: Pittsburgh
hsa ter; hot-water heat and electricity. garage;
81 900 cash required
NORTHEAST.
$4,000.
A 8 room brick house located opposite House
Onice building; in very good condition: large
front yard; terms
>5 SHANNON
7l5 l4th St. NV.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

s3 ajO-s,OO cash: Harvard st. near 1lth:
6r and b. colonial style: fur. heat
So. .S5O-$1 200 cash. Irving st.. 0Oo Oiock :
8r and b.; INV. h.. 3-car garage.
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ONLY $500 TO $1,000 CASH REQUIRED.
MANY SPI IENDID VALUES FOR HOMES OR
INVESTMENT
SOUTHEAST.

ooO Az =
s.. 2.7OO-$j0O cash: l. st. near 9TH; Or. brick;
ss.soO-s5O0 cash; 9Th ST Or. brick.
s2.5oo--s1. 600 cash: 10th st. near T.; or-
and b.: room for garage.
s. JOO-s75o cash: 18th st. near d; 5r. and
b.: room for garage.
81. .6jO-SJW cash: ST: 6r. and D. colonial
brick: easy terms.
$3,7JO-$3OO cash: Eye ST. near 9Th: 6r. AMI
l.. brick.
s4oOo-si oOo cash: 10th st, near 4; tir and
b. brick: large yard: room for garage
81, ,2aO-$4W cash; ny ave: "r- ana D.,
brick: splendid location.
81, 5OO-$1 900 cash: 1st St. facing Garfield
Park Sr. and b., stone and brick
room for garage
$5o0o-s1 600 cash; 10th st. near f.; Or and
h.; large yard to paved alley.
$5.2J0-S1, 600 cash: ID st. near 1st; Tor. and
b. brick: room for garage.
s6.oOO-s73o cash: G st: Or. and b. brick;
ss,75o-sI. 600 cash: 7th st. near E. Cap
9r and b. brick; h.w.h.
BROOKLAND.
seOOO-s75O cash; bungalow. year old: )
fine rooms and b.; electric light;
$975O-$1 900 cash; new home; Sr. and b.
h.-w.h.: electric light: lot 501100;
open fireplace; hardwood trim; sta
tionary tubs.
NORTHEAST.
81 S5O-$5OO cash: Morton st. near 7th; 6r.
and b. brick.
s4.5oo-sI. 900 cash; C st. near 9th; sr. and
b. brick.
s475O-$75O cash; Morton st. near 7th: 6r.
and b.: room for garage
S. 0O0-SS0O cash: l. st. corner; brick store
and apt. above.
$5OOO-$1 600 cash; F St: g r. and b.; hot
water heat: good condition.
$5.250-$75O cash; y. Y. ave; Or. and b.
brick: fur. heat.
$5.500-$1 900 cash: 4th st. corner; Or. and
b. brick: splendid condition.
s., ,750-$7J0 cash; 10th St near 4: Or. and
b.: h.-w.h,: newly decorated.
$6250-$l 900 cash: Eye st. near 3rd.: 6r.
and b. brick; hardwood TRIM perfect
condition.
$6950-$l 900 cash: 4th St. lexington; 1r.
and b.. good condition
81, 7,OO0-$l 600 cash: 10th st. near A: 9r and
h. brick: h.-w.h
S7.25O-$1 900 cash: 4th st; sr. and b.; cleo
trio light: vacant.
$7,5OO-$1 900 cash: 5th st. near A: Sr.
and b. brick; excellent condition.
SOUTHWEST.
$3.7JO-s75O cash. Delaware ave-. 400 block
10r. and b.: h.-w.h.: electric light;
brick; Investment
4,500-$5OO cash: C at. near 10th; Sr. and
b.: on floors: brick.
A,75O-$750 cash: Nd. ave. nelr 9Th: Or.
and h. and 2-story brick garage.
} & GIBBONS,
5th and H SITS. NV.
min 272
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BLOOMINGDALE.

So 75O-sJOO cash: near y. Cap. and 8; new
brick store
"a. 7jO-S5OO cash; Thomas st. near 1st; 6r
and b.: modern brick.
s., ,JOO-$75O cash; Thomas ST.: 2-family nat;
4r. and b. each; back porches; seps-
rate entrances.
ss. 50O-s1 600 cash: u St near n. Cap: Or.
and b.; h.-w.h.: splendid condition.
%, ,ooo-s75o cash; 2-family fiat; y. Cap. st:
) and Gr and b.. each.
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DOWNTOWN NV.

e. j5O-S5JO cash; Bird at. NV. 400 block +;
2-story, 6r. and b.: yards.
s.. s.OO0-sGOO cash; 22nd ST., 500 block; semi
detached; Or. and b.: good yards;
alley.
a 0oO-s1 600 cash: W st near 18th: Or.
and b. brick: room for garage.
"a, ,O0O-$5OO cash. 5th st. near X: 7r. and
b.: newly painted; splendid value.
S.. o5O-$750 cash: p st. near 14th; sr. and b. /;
semi-detacbed: large lot.
81, 75O-$75O cash: Mass. ave. near 5th: 7r-
and b. brick: frst-noor Kitchen.
S6 OOO-S1 600 cash: LIST st. north Of Fla.
I'VE. colonial: 6r. and b.; front and
double rear p0rches.
ST. 625O-$75O cash; r ut. near 3rd 1lr. and b.
Rents for 500.
SO 25O-$7JO cash; y. II. ave. near Washing
ton Circle: 6r. and b.: h.-w.h.
81 s5O-Sl 600 cash; 3rd St near F.; 7r. and
b.; large lot.
i20OO-s150 cash: Indiana ave. 900 block
1lr and b.; furnace heat: 2-story
brick garage now rented $40,
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

MUST SACRIFICE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
site in high-claSs section end Mass. ave.
W.: wafer sewer: service: half pre-war
price; selection several sites Address Box
33-R. Star Office. IL
LOTS FOR SALE NEAR CHEVY CHASE
Circle, 43 to 30 cents per foot. H. II. Full
TON. 1900 18th NV. after $50 pm.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
A few exceptional building lots. near the
circle. at only 81 cents per square foot. Plenty
of shade trees and perfect grade: all improve
ments guaranteed. l and my car are at your
service TO show these lots al any time. Only
500 cash required. Mr.. BOYD. cIeve. 1885. or
address 1905 Irving st. NV.
81 LARGE BUILDING SITES. VICINITY
Conduit rd. and Jewett ST.; 50 to 100 r. front;
low winter prices: $500 up: 4S lots. Riverdaie
Nd: near cars; 5Oxl5O: 500 each. OWNER.
1914 Ashby at. Phone West 28S9:
TO BUY OR SELL LOTS IN WASHINGTON.
d. c. see VAN HOESEN. with WA. e.
FOWLER CO., S19 18th st. NV.
SEVERAL LOIS NEAR 18Th AND WEBSTEK
cts. NV: cheap. For sale BY owner. oeu
Col. 4218 after DIN.
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HARTUNG & GIBBONS,
3Ol Southern Bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV.
Phone Main 373
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1874 II Street NV. Phone Main 1928
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o. B. ZANTZINGER.
Q0S \. Y. AVE. N. l31l

TBf MERIDIAN fI.ACE N.W.-6 ROOMS
and hath; double L.i.k garage. easy terms
immediate possessio.- 23s
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

TO LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS
Over 5000 %. It. on ground noor in 3-sesry
for any kind Of business: long term to respeasi.
BILE tenant.
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FARMS.
FOR SALE.

Government Clerks, Attention I
500 clerks. by each paying $50 cash and -
yearly for four years. can buy most bea1uf1l.
stock dairy farm in Maryland near Nettnal
Capital at half price. A 107e nvestment.
ington. d. G.
HOMESEEKERS
Send for Virginia farm list
Department 2.
Emporia, Va. -
LEGAL NOTICES.
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N. E. Bargains.
35,550Modefn 6r. and b. brick: leased S4s6
year; $3.50 cash: High View.
35.350I7-f. and b. brick: h.-w.h.; possession:
alley; near 18th and Fla. ave.
8,S60-Detached 6-r. and b. brick: closing
estate; Is cash. vacant; near 4th
and b.
&2.4SO-vaeant: detached 2-story frame: big
lot; alley: $3.50 cash; near 3rd and X.
o1.4SO-3-story brick: lot 40 #. deep to alley:
rented $25 month, colored: $3.50 cash:
near 18th and Benning rd
N. E. RYON.CO INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main 4507 1423 F St NV
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RROOKLAND.

OOO-S75O cash; bungalow. l year old:
fine rooms and b.. electric light.
75O-$1 900 cash; new home; Sr. and b.
h.-w.h: electric light: lot 501100
open fireplace; hardwood trim; sta
tiOnary tubs.
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VACANT.
NEAR l4th AND PARK ROAD NV
.-story brick residence q rooms and tiled b tn
otwater heat. electric light, colonial front
porch. Price, ~, 400
A. Z. HOrGHTON CO., 1918 n st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every sectisa."
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1el0 LINCOLN ROAD NE
rooms and bath: lovely colonial home:
ANIL; perfect condition. possession:
terms.
- WARTS ST NE
Beautiful colonial home Of 9 larx. ro.,ms
and bath; thoroughly modern This
nome can be sold on u very small cs sh
payment and q monthly payment vf $Ss,
inciuding interest and principal
a TT. wv
Large home Of IL ro0ms and bath: busI.
ness right next door. For quick sale
We hAve been authorized to Quetr the
low price Of ~. 600 Terms
HO1Shr K. MITCHELL. CO.
14uS Irving n. t.I
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL. EXCHANGE FOR SMALL DWELLING;
in convenient location in Washington. good
Il acre farm. just Off Washington boulevard.
near Laurel. Md. Good land. fine dwelling and
good stable and outbdgs. Act quickly.
CHARLES ii. STANLEY.
Tel. 1l9-RAs 39-M. Laurel Md.
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FOR RENT-5-ROOM BUNGALOW. BMlaf1G
d. C.; electric lights; SIS. Address BOOB.
Star office.
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Arranged for Two Families.

142Q22 H St.
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SENATOR fall Sees 4 GREAT LIGHT
FRANCE WANTS TO KNOW
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ARROYO SWEEPSTAKES

Yesterday morning Chief of Police
Jay Lowe succeeded in capturing,
with the goods on him." Clayton
Johnston, known about town as
"Speck," from the fact that the man,
who is coIored, is also very freckled
When captured "Speck" was found
to have in his possession seven quarts
of whisky-s bottles.
johnson and another colored man
were, entering town in an automobile,
and at the corner of Elm and Craw-
ford streets Chief Lowe stopped
them. "Speck" deserted the auto
Immediately and took up Elm Street,
the chief after him. Pursued and
pursuer jumped into the Arroyo, 60
ing down the course thereof, as far
as the rear of the Hotel Bowman,
where, handicapped by the load he
carried the illicit dealer in illicit
UooIe Was OVeTLdkeH ny Ine officer.
Returning to the automobile it was
found that the other occupant had
fled in another direction, which was
anticipated. The chief had not ex-
pected to find the man waiting to be
arrested. But he did expect Mill
tary policeman standing at the
corner to have sufficient gumption
to make the arrest. The officer ask
ed the policeman the direction taken
by the other fugitive; and was ask.
ed: "Did you want that fellow?"
The answer was unprintable.
He had five quarts.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-13
SALVATION ARMY
Conventions AT
P H 0 { N | X

Members of the Santa Cruz county
advisory board of the Salvation Army
who have just completed study OF
social conditions in this county will
visit Phoenix, Arizona, for the state
advisory board conventions to be held
tomorrow Sunday, March IA, accord
ing to w. A. O'Connor chairman OF
the board who yesterdy an
swered the convention cal
cial service in the state,
chairman, by starting for Phoenix, to
be in attendance tomorrow.
"TheN meeting will stand out as a
land mark in the development of So
said Mr.. Clark state chair
man said in his letter to
the Santa Cruz county board. CAT
this convention we will consider the
results of the social studies as made
by the various county boards and
determine upon a course of action
looking toward the quick solution of
such social problems as are shown to
exist by the studies.
"Many important developments are
expected. The results of the studies
from all counties are not yet in the
hands of the state boards. The re-
ports that have been made, however
indicate need for definite action.
"The citizens of Santa Cruz coun-
ty are to be congratulated upon the
fact that juvenile delinquency,
poverty, unemployment, Americaniza-
tion and illegitimacy have been
probed by the county advisory board
of the Salvation Army, Great good
undoubtedly will result"
The work of the Salvation Army
has taken on far wider scope than
ever before. In it's uneXceptional re-
cord with the American Expedition
Forces, overseas, that great and ef-
ficient organization earned the deep
est affection of all true Americans;
and it commands service from all
good citizens as it never did before.
All are uniting in helping extension
and expansion of the great work.
Advisory boards are created in every
state and county; and those boards
are giving the work full benefit of
their standing, knowledge and ex-
perience.
The following is a list of the
Santa Cruz county advisory board of
the Salvation Army who are entitled
to attend the sessions of the state
and county advisory boards at Phoe-
nix, Superior Judge w. A. O'Connor,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-13
METHODIST CHURCH

Sonoita Avenue, Rev. G. w. For
man, Minister
Services Sunday March 18th as fol-
lows:
1000 A. M. Sunday School, Mr.. E.
R. Purdum, Supt.
11:00 A. M. Preaching by the pastor,
using as his theme, "The Way and
The End" There will be special
music.
$3.50 P. M. Teacher Training Glass,
Mr.. E. V. Abernathy, teacher.
7:30 P. M. Song Service of familiar
song and special selection by the
choir and Mrs. Duane Bird will
sing 80 Divine Redeemer"
(Gounod). The pastor will speak
using as his subject, "The Question
Of Will" The will of man is SUI
preme and determines the usefulnes
of each individual.
CHORAL UNION.
Monday evening at 8 o'clock. The
new music has arrived and plans
are being made for May Festival
Concert. All interested in music
in the community are urged to
Join in this movement.
PRAYER MEETING AND
RIPTE STIIDV
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
The Bible lesson is the Book of
Jude.
CHOIR PRACTICE.
Thursday evening at 1880 at the
Church. Special work is being
done on the Easter Cantata. Those
not singing elsewhere are invited
to join for this special cantata.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-13
|. ". ". MURDER
TRIAL DRAWING
TO A CLOSE
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MONTESANO, WASH, March r.
That the fate of defendants in the
Centralia murder trial will be in the
hands of the jury before adjournment
tonight became certain when Judge
Wilson announced that night ses-
sion will be held for completion of
arguments.
Self defence will be eliminated in
the courts charge to the jury, coun-
SELLS request for such an instruction
having been denied by Judge Wilson,
while the proposed instructions were
under consideration.
1t will be nearly midnight when the
case goes to the jury. The pros
ecution is expected to demand i'm
position of death penalty for the ten
accused 1. w. w. charged with fir
ing from ambush into the ranks of
American Legion paraders on
Armistice Day killing four.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-13
"SELF DEFENCE"
IN { C { s s | TY
PLEA URGED BY
D E F E n D A n 7
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TOMBSTONE, Arizona, March IL
The right of the community to de-
fend itself the same as an individual.
was asserted today in the Bisbee de-
portation trial, by counsel for de-
fendant.
"Our case is founded upon two laws
as old as law ITSELF" declared w. H.
Burgess, chief counsel for defence.
"They are the law of self defence and
the law of necessity"
Burgess promised to prove that
1000 men under alleged l. W. w.
leadership, specifically plotted de-
struction of Bisbee as a part of a
plot against the government, reach
ing from the Canadian line to the
Mexican border. "We have the
proof" Burgess insisted.
Mr.. Burgess declared further that
it will be proved that the deporters
acted under instructions of the
sheriff of Cochise county, who had
reason to believe that a disastrous
riot was pending.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-13
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PASSING OF CLAY MUNDY

After having put into metal the
item in the personal column with re-
gard to the expected death of Clay
Mundy, '"The Oasis" was telephoned
by Doctor A. l.. Gustetter, and Mr.
Writ G. Bowman, at 1925 this morn,
ing, that the young NQan had just
passed away. Of course at this writ
ing no information can be given with
regard to the obsequies, ETC., for they
are all to be arranged yet. His
mother and brother are en- route to
Nogales, and their arrival is awaited
For some months past Mr.. Mundy
has been auditor at the Modern Store
of Joseph Berk; but through many
years preceding he was in the serv-
ice of the Southern Pacific, both in
Arizona and in Mexico. His last en-
ployment with that company was as
paymaster on the Southern Pacific of
Mexico, with offices at Empalme,
which post he resigned to accept that
at the Modern Store.
For a time Mundy was in the Of
fices at Tucson, and he was known
well in that city. Then before going
there he was in the Nogales freight
and ticket offices of the Southern
Pacific Company, holding various
posts through period of some eight
or nine years.
He was native of Childress, Texas,
about Al years Of age.
Deceased had host of friends in
Arizona and on the West Coast Of
Mexico, all of whom will regret his
early demise.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-13
RESERVATION
COMP PROMISE
ARTICLE 7 EN-
|NTR ODUC Ed
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OIuCCQ L I6SS OCIVlC0J
WASHINGTON, March To-day
Senator Lodge presented in the Sem
ate a compromise reservation to
Article X in the League of Nations
Covenant.
This compromise is modification
of the NWatson-Simmons proposal,
which of itself was modified from the
original Lodge reservation.
The original Watson-Simmons res
ervation provided that the United
States will assume no obligation to
employ military, naval and economic
force or it's resources in preserving
other nations against aggression.
The amended form provides that
the United States assumes no OBJ
legation to preserve the territory of
nations against aggression.
The amended draft leaves no doubt
of what some senators think about
the intent of the United States to
keep from pledging itself before hand
to engage in European wars.
While the changes may have Sc
cured some Republican votes, it is
likely to lose some Democratic ones.
Hence the situation is still uncertain.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-13
7 HE N 0 G AL E S
BUSINESS and
PROFESSIONAL
WOMENS' CLUB

Last night a number of business
and professional women met at the
Court House for the purpose of or
ganizing the Nogales Business and
Professional Women's Club. This
organization, established for the pur
pose Of giving the working women of
Nogales an opportunity to- become
better acquainted with each other and
by promoting their interests raise
the standard of their efficiency, has
been long wanted and much needed.
At the meeting last night the fol-
lowing temporary officers were elect
ed and will serve until the last Mon
day of the month at which time the
regular election of officers for the
year will take place: Laura Parsons,
president; Grace H. Thomas, vice
president; Mabel Wylie, recording,
secretary; Willis D. England, cor
responding secretary; Carmen O'Neill
treasurer, and Mary Kelly, auditor.
An executive committee composed of
Theodore S. Marsh, Katherine Bur
goon, Anna B. Ackley, Josephine
Saxon, and Willie England was ap-
pointed and Rosalee G. Foore was ap-
pointed to handle the publicity of the
club.
1t was voted that the club meet
every Monday night at the Court
House and membership is open to any
business or professional woman.
Those interested are asked to con-
suit Laura Parsons at the Court
House. The dues for the year are
trifling and it is hoped that every
working woman in Nogales will take
advantage of the opportunities which
the club offers. The next meeting
will take place on Monday evening
March 18th, at 8 o'clock.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-13
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Cavalry Hill)

\CdValry HILL
81 was glad when they said unto
me let US go unto the house of
Jehevah"-David.
The Sunday morning worship be-
gins with the Bible School at nine
forty-five, o'clock. At the eleven
o'clock hour the pastor will preach on
the subject "The high cost Of Christ
ian Discipleship."
The evening service will begin at
1880 o'clock. and the theme will be
"Divine and human partnership"
Prayer and research meeting, We'd
nesday evening at 1880 o'clock. The
Ladies Circle meet at the church
Thursday afternoon 2:30, for prayer
and Bible study.
A most cordial invitation extended
to YOU and "WHO SO EVER
WILL"
w. J. GORDON, Pastor
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-13
CONvOCATORIA

Sc convoca a todos los SociOs del
Club Recreativo de Nogales una
session general que tendra verificativo
ell domingo IA de los corrientes en- ell
nuevo Edificio Wise, situado en- ell
Arroyo Boulevard, dando principle a
les dos de la tarde; con ell objeto de
10 relative al arrendamiento de local
para ell Club de discutir ell proyecto
de Estatutos que presentara la
Comision respectiya.
Dada la importancia de los asuntos
que habran de tratarse Sc recomienda
asistencia y puntualidad.
Nogales, Arizona, Mario IL de 1920
ILDEFONSO SALIDO,
Presidente.
FORTUNATE MAZON,
SacratariO
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-13
A HANDSOME SOUVENIR

Mr.. Francisco dep. Pegueros, editor
and proprietor of Patria Libre, has
issued a handsome brochure, COM
memorative of the recent excursion of
the Nogales Chambers of Commerce
down the West Coast of Mexico, a
duodecimo illustrated publication of
forty-eight pages, elegantly printed,
replete with valuable information, in
cluding speeches and addresses made
at various cities in the itinerary, at
the respective receptions accorded the
excursionists. The work is entitled
Sonora, and it is a fine souvenir
Of the trade excursion of 1920.
Business men of Nogales showed
their appreciation of the work of ac-
cording it liberal advertising patron
age, which "The Oasis" is pleased to
commend.