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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-02
TANLAC SALES REACH !.
TREMENDOUS TOTAL

tary medicines up To that time. This
record now pales into insignitlcance,
however, as orders received during
the first nine months OF the present
year reached total Of 100000 bot
Ties, showing an increase OF almost
100 per cent over the corresponding
period OF last year.
Tho enormous and ever-increasing Y
popularity Of TanlaC Is the one great
outstanding proof OF it's merit The
greatest drug firms of the country
have voluntarily come forward and
stated In plain, cold figures the rec
ord breaking sales everywhere, No
medicine of less than supcrlative
quality could possibly attain such u
huge lcs record nor gain, Hs has
TaulaC, the unqualified endorsement
OF thousands of wcll-kncwn men and
women from all parts of the country
who stand for the best In their com
munitics
The greatest test of any medicine
is the 'rspoat" sales II enjoys. Tan
laC's phenomenal record has boon
possible because of the fact hat the
men ana women who buy one hot
tie invariably roturn for tho second
and recommend II to others because
n has helped them. Tunlnc has
been on tho market now "A littlo over
five years, II has stood the acid
test OF time, II Is known and hon
ur"i in every city, town, village and
hamlet ON the American continent
'rum Key West, Florida, To the
northern wilds ~ Canada whore even
the Indians and fur traders have
learned ot Is wonderful powers AZ d
medicine,
lanlac a. composed of The mos,
beneficial roots and herbs known to
the t'ioutltr world The formula
con,ur wish AN National and state
l'ure rood and Health laws ut both
mo United states aud Canada. Al.
ihouFh Tanln''s claims FOR superior
l'y an" obundnutly suppurtcd hy
leading authorities 1t n the penple
themselves who have made Taniac
what Il is
MHhous upun millions have used
/ II ana nav" told millions Of others
| Nhai u has done tur thom. Thai is
/ why TdnlaC has become the real sen
/ 'tuou OF the drug trade an over
/ America,
/ ranlac is sold IN Tulsa exclusively
/ nv the Quaker aud Purltan Drug
! companies. .--Aav
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Snn,lnY SChOnl- Convene.

Greek county sunday school con
ventiOn held yesterday at the Chs'H.
tinn church was one Of the best ana
most inspiring held In this county
ln years a luncheon was served 10
the delegates from the different
towns In the COUNTY at noon yester-
day. The luncheon was IN charge
~ Mrs. g. I. Garbor. ana she was
assisted by representatives from All
churches Of the, city Mrs. bayen.
port ,hct"d ns toartInistrcss anu
loastt were given by Mrs. Chambers
of the Christian church, Mr. Davis
Of the Presbyterian church, r. ~.
Dnglry of the Methodist church
south, Dr. a V, Fish OF the North
Methodist ana Mrs Davis OF
Mounds IN the afternoon session,
The Rev W T.. ioucks pastor OF
the Presbyterian church, lod the
song soryi,c and Joseph Slsson spoke
on "The Place Of the sunday School
In the Comtnunity' where and
How to Find Teachers was dis.
cussed by G IL Nichols and reports
were made from vnrious sunday
schools IN this county Mrs. r.. ]
Chapman OF ISiefer spoke on win
ming our rupils to Christ" Officers
for the year were then elected. II
the evening Mrs NJ. Edgar West fur
niShcd special music and j. X
Holmes talked on How to Make 1
Success OF Mems Glass. 9TH,
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BUTLER'S IN A HOLE
Chief iIudgct Clerk Unable 10 Get
state bonrd to ave an Account
~ Wants

Sthff correspondent
OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. III J..
Butler, chicf budget clork, IL having
difficulty In getting budget report
from the state board OF affaifa lis
requests to have the blanks fined
out have M far only caused the
board to reply In lengthy letters
stating that they must have some
Increase In appropr iaiions, but the
epistlcs do not carry what the In
crcascs are for nor why they should
be allowed.
Tho budget clerk operates direN1y
under the supervision OF the sdy-
ernor and can only submit such re.
ports as have been made TO him
by the various heads OF depart
mcnts. Refusal "a iii the blanks ~
the board OF affairs is rather pc
culiar, In that the board IL also
appointed by the governor. and ths
budget law is distiIctively of Gov.
crnor Robertson's own making and
was onuactod under his direct su-
perviaion.
With only n month intervening
between now ana the cOnvening ot
the Eighth legislature, many depart
ments have been unable IN properly
fiji out their budget requests. and
the governor Is absent. with NOTHING
done toward final roport to the leg
islators. The budget will have 10
be submitted IN book form and ii
viii require n considerable time h.
print It, therefore the chief bulge,
official In occupying II nerve -breSk
Ing position AT the present time,
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NeWs of Sdpulpa
AUTOISTS HIT BY
PASSENGER TRAIN
Three Persons Seriously
Injured at Frisco
Crossing


.SAPtLrA, Dec. Three per
sons narrowly escaped death early
this morning when the soUthbound
passenger train crashed into a Ford
ear at the crossing on East Dewey
street. Tom Valentine and Mrs. !.
NJ. Ndloutin" were both Feriuusly
injured ana i. VI. Valentine was
painfully injured The Valentines,
MI and MIS- ] VI, Valentine and
brother Tom Valentine hsd come
All the way from talls CITY ore, ~
k--r cor uui we're On thor way 20
Nagoucr. okla, 10 visit relatives
h"rr. They stated that It was
about O'Clock ana they ala not
hear th" train coming until It hit
the car. IN" auto was almost totally
demolished, pdsscisby thought that
thc people u'ho auto were Killed
An ambulance was summoned and
the people in The auto were Killed.
81 ma office whore 1t was found that
Tom Nallntie had received a broken
arm ana dislocatcd MP and that
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To Instruct Shoirmen
Regarding state LaW
Governing child Acts

lly Associated Ff"sr Ninte Nire.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Dco L.
An educational campaign by mail
to instruct theatcr ownerr ana
managers ~ the state, with regard
TO the labor laws u Oklahoma
governing the appearance Of chill
dr"u In vaudeville or other shows,
VIII De started AZ once, u was an
nOuuocd today by Claude Con
nnlly. state labor comm missiuncr.
Mr. Connlllv snio be has re
cciyrd numerous complaints oi
children between 5 and years
old Appearing on the stage.
Aft,r 90 thorough of(oTt TO al
Nl4e thcut't men ~ the law, Cone
ptliy said rvproEc natives ~ the
state labor department viii FOL.
uw up an reported violations uf
he law He aaid, however, that
ne believes thai most ~ me viu-
lations are due to lack OF familiar.
ity with the statute and viii not
be continued when the tncater
managers are acquainted with the
law
Cpnnally alao said that he had
mailed copies ~ the state chlld
labor law To- all iuius,rtal cen tsis
and Institutions employing large
numbers Oi pcraons Ia thu state
In an effort 10 maxi. cmplO erB
familiar with the Jaw.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-02
MUST PAY DEBTS
ION SCHOOL LAND
Buyers More Than Two
Years Delinquent to
Forfeit Payments
SOME 9 YEARS BACK
Complete Reappraiscncnt Of
All State School Property
Is Concluded


ohLN IiDMN 'IIl' b'o.
purchoherF of state school land wh"
are more thnn two yuarA delinquent
..,-,. -, ,,,t, ,t,,tr n,
"" '''
counts up Wl'Iilh IVY" Year, OF h''"p
wiz Nc hlaittN January TO 'hh',
me tl' ana ID loil'll payments "a
p'a'F W'l'' '' ~ 80 'H.N' aVNI'
hiA or lh tNlt' I''d oiH,'' H'ii
'"d'}' 1h' "'u'h was hu'h'il~'I
~ mo moe .hH ~ comm lh""h'IS "
IN. Iahd ut''e thls "v'N'
i'Ihh % Pu''hHh' "i H'at' h'houl
ihn p'oNlde 'n'' puy'ps huln P'y
per c'ht OF NV PI lc, ~ 'nHn "n"
VI nal" ne ne ih ~ rIun' uununI pap
me Nv nc t'hto NV hppryAIn,', -,
~ "'UVV,uuV ~ w VI pupI'- ,n"a 20
s"ie oflkinaiY, p'slnnins ~ ,'iv'
anu "buut 90 per oont o, " nus 'r'n
sold' shaw Hhb'' lhe lh,seI nun
h'r ~ Wv SAWS Wo'' Ilnu" III vi"'
pei"unoht p",'~n"He'' ~ nu',iuoa
hp"ut NV, hon1' ~ .n',n oc'nb nuV
chis uoniau " 'uo" . pag ~,
Notlce w"h sfh, uut III .>usus' 'h '',
payhehl oi uo"nquvht P.'vnns'
money wouio bc rcihl'u u. ., o'lur,
ana mrse nun'"or y, puru n.'u r.
ph,u as - SuN. "' ny pu
cnnse.s oi Wnuh W. "on,f.omn
ihcIudea ,nrIn,ns "n" M 49, 49,
lots nv hobar' '""ton' "oo'"''
ana bnther' - IT
tompIetc relnppra'ssn,a s %. a
r'hto ic"rou i.'" "es "o' '''.''''',,'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-02

sunday school That Holds was dis
cusscd by G. ". Nichols Tho newly
elected officers we're introduced ~
follows: president, J. W. Lockridge.
vice presidents, Joseph Slsson Of
Mounds, q. r. walker Of KWfer,
Mrs georgc McMuilen OF Bristow
q. w. Iliiderbrand of Drumright;
secretary treasurer, Mrs. a. .. Rank
In; state committeeman. Mrs. W. E
Loucks.
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Bride Makcs Long Trip.

CONWAY, Ark--From West
Iarflcpool. county OF Durham, Eng
land to Conway. IL n long trip for
"a bride who has never seen tho
bridegroom, but Miss Mary Perclval
made the journey. met the bride
groom here and her marriage to
Edgar A. Park. OF Conway, was
olerhnixed. Mr.. and Mrs. Park left
'or q short wedding tour. after
which they will be at home In Con-
way.ssre .aAs
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Two cars were stolen here last
night. A Buick car belonging 70
w II. Nddell a Frisco passenger
conductor, was stolen from his gar
age. lie had owned the car only a
week. The other belonged to Is. X.
Thrift and was In his garage at
Mckinley and Maple avenue. when
stolen
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ton oil company, Mrs Morris al
ieging that her husband. Andrew j.
Morris. was killed at this cotton gin
on August 2. He was crushed while
attempting to put an iron Fly wheci
In place and died from the results
of the accident.
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The poor farm land OF 200 acres
may be leased for 100000. accord
J. II. n. Cobb. secretary Of the
chamber OF commerce. New oil de-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-02

John S. GarVIe Of Tulsa was
elcct0l president OF the Sapuipa
Pressed Brick company at meet
ing held here yesterday. lie takes
tho nlace of Frank DAILY, who died
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-02

here a short time ago. Mrs. DAILY
was elected as vice president and
Mrs G. q. Richey as the secretary
and treasurer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-02
Marrinyc lIiCcnscs.

Creek county marriage licenses is.
sued today were Harry ID. Sturgis
and RUBY Vaughn, both OF Sapulpa;
Lawrence Narnell and Ethel Riley,
both OF Tulsa, Jacob Ray Tone Of
sand Springs and Nellie Mae Hart
OF SHAMROCK.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-02

Tulsa Undertaking company will
save you oneshalf.l Phone Usage
S5lS-Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-02

TO Ourc cold In Ono Day
Take Groves LAXATIVE HROMO
QUINlNE tablets. Tho genuine
Nears thetsignature of 4. W, Grove.
soc. - Advt. tN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-02

Minnie A. Morris and Hazel
Morris Hitchew, have filed n suit
for $4,000 against the Creek Cot.
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PROPOSALS.

orflct OF ME colNIsSi0SEEk b q
Ns.htnrtnn- ID. C., February u. fpz1-
sealed propssals win b recslrcd az this q.
nes; asom 300 sntii 2 s'slect >. n. nsrci
en-. sp.eisrstioss ana fsr.s q prvps&i
may ~ had upen application q tke Pr
chasing 0fhesr. d. C.. Rceu czn- ruIstdcf
Buiieins. LOUIS BR0wNi,ow. cHAK1Df
W. kUIz. eonnissionsn. .. G. feset
11EAsURN DEPARINEST. WASHING
ton. y. g.. February ?. lseo. sesled pro
po~sis- IN duplicate. win b received b. ne
Gensrri Supply COMMITTEES at in enics n
washington, ID. C.. until o'cioef D. ~,
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10. is2D, and dee
publlely opened. for furnishif a. assy -
ordered fnom time 20 tim aUrsAr tke tarnI
year beginning July l. ~ tac e-tns
June % ip21. materials. srophss 80 ir..np-
ment Described In cllss -st1fsssry an
drafting supplies. Class .-~kzrcesFr, eee
ak. leatheF and saddlerT glnaI o--fFT
foods. elotlIins. boots snd shnr- clptA taen.
hsEs. wesrtng srp.reL wiueus stree1. 80
chemioalS. Class S--Lsbo-sfo-y srnErsf1s.
and hostipal appllanees an s-rrlral i4asrr-
ments- Class e-EleetricsI e.slns.r1nr. and
plumbing supplies. Class S-Brusbea. glass,
lrsrtcsnts. psipters' supplies, and paints
Class 1o-Hoasehold SUPPLIES. Glass H.
Photographic supplies. meteorological instru-
snents. towers, etc. and meatlnspection SUP
plies. Class 13-EnEravinH. printing. and
iithoEraphie suPPlies lerciudinr supplies for
the Gerernnsnt Prntins Once ssa ths Bu-
rean az Enrraving and Printing!. Glass H.
inczndescent electric Tampa Class ls-in-
ezndescent gas-lnmp supplies. Class 1s-ha-
chines: Addressinf, computing, oupbcatinf.
folding. sealing. and typewritinG; supplies
fer addressing machiBes; typewriter en-
change allowances; and Upewritsr equipment
and repair parts, Of the General Schedule of
Supplies. for use by thu Executive Depart
msnts and other estnblishments of the GcT-
eminent Of the United etatss Of America IN
Warrington. d. C., and for use BY such field
services n are included In the rpecihcations
for the various classes Of supplies. and for
direct delivery from contractor's shippinG
point on Government bill Of iadinr An &c
cordanoe With paragraph II of Form A Pro-
posss must be executed In aecordanee win
Instructions and blanks which Will be fur
nisbed upon Application 10 ths General Sup
ply Committee. The Auditor Building.
18th and B SITS. sw., wAshington. d. G.
CARTER GLASS. secpetary Of the rreas-
ury. fe3.iO
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Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
1884 Fl street NV.


Phone Main 1D2s.
Price, 81. 500. KRAMER STREET
NORTHEAST. This Is an attractive
little home that Is offered for sale at
a much lower figure than others In
the neighborhood. There are six
rooms and bath, furnace heat. gas
light and We can sell 1t on a very
low cash payment and arrange the
balance to suit you. =
Price, $500. FACING SOLDIERS
HOME An entirely modern home
that will surely please you. II has
all the latest improvements and over
looks this beautiful reservation. Pos
session can be had almost immedi-
ateIy and 1t can be sold on attrac-
tive terms.
Price $3.50. PErwoRTH. Very
well located In this attractive sec
tion and 4 thoroughly modern home
with six rooms and bath. hot-water
heat, electric lights and a garage.
II Is now vacant. in excellent condi-
tion and may be sold on easy terms.
Price, $500. col U N BIA
HEIGHTS. A modern little home in
good location. having six rooms
and bath, hot-water heat. This prop
erty Is occupied by the owner who
will give prompt possession. Ar
range for an inspection Of this today
as It will no doubt be sold quickly.
& Middleton, Inc
1884 H street NV.
Phone Main 1o2S.
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WATCH THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS ruR
svidsDces o the growth Of ths ctfy. This
~ sem hks an odd suzesrion-bxi Il int
akakd
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IF BACKACHY OR
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eat less meat and take a glass Of
Salts to flush out Kidneys
Drink plenty of water.

Uric acid in meat excites the kid
neys. they become overworked: get
sluggish, ache, and feel like Jumps
OF lead. The urine becomes cloudy:
the bladder is irritated. and YOU
may be obliged to seek relief two
or three times during the night.
when the kidneys clog you must
help them flush OF the body's urin-
Gus waste or you'll be a real sick
person shortly. At first you feel q
1ull misery in the kidney region. you
suffer from backache. sick head
ache, dizziness, stomach gets sour.
tongue coated and you feel rheu-
matte twinges when the weather Is
bad
Eat less meat. drink lots Of wa
ter: also get from any pharmacist
four ounces OF Jad Salts: take q
tablespoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts Is made from the acid
of grapes and lemon Juice. combined
with lithia, and has been used for
generations 20 clean cloEged kid
neys and stimulate them 70 normal
activity. also to neutraliEe the acids
in urine, so IL no longer is a source
of irritation, thus ending bladder
weakness.
Jad Salts Is inexpensive, cannot
injure: makes a delightful efferves-
cent Whitewater drink which ev-
eryone should take now and then
TO keep the kidneys clean and ac-
tive. Druggists here say they sell
lots of Jad Salts to folks who be-
lieve in overcoming kidney trouble
while it is only trouble.-Adv.'
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PERSONALS.

AMATEUR SONG WRITER'S, LET NE
vnts thu music 70 your song-poemsA I cum
JOHNSON. 90 Nh 81 ne IA Lincoln tsA
to&
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FOR SALE.

In virginia-30 minutes to hear
Of city on G. F 6 0.D. r. r.
A beautiful home of roons, bath.
gas and electric hight bot-watsr
heat, garage for cars, chicken
house; 30 ffuit trees On lot I5ox
i1s. Price. $500. Easy terms.
'FoxAlL HEIGHTS
Pr'ce, $3.50. Terms 10 suit. 5
rooms, gas. room Tor garage. ehick-s
en- house. fmmedists possession.
GEORGETOWN ~
8 rooms. bath. gas. iatrobe heat.
back and front stairway. large
cellar rooms. back and side alley 10
large yard. with room for 2 garage.
Price, $500. $500 cash. balance
Ike rent.
@ rooms and bath. gas.l lstrobe
heat; perfect condition. Price. s4.2Jo.
On easy terms
P1ce. $500. Terms, $50 cash,
balance paid at the rate Of $3.50
per, month. Broom brick. bath and
iatrobe heat. with room for rsrage.
FRANK A. O'NEIL.
1882 Wisconsin ave. NV.
West. 1854
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TABLE BOARD.

iszi 4 ST. n W.. NORTH 2s2s-ExcEL-
lent. weii-balanced. properly cooked mean;
moderately priced. fe1-t
1900 PARK RoAD-ExcEPTfoNAL BOARD
for select few try these dinners. best In
town. Columbia s2i2. fe5-It
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WE START YOU IN THE CANDY BUsI.
ness, at home. small room or anywhere.
knNerything furnished. Earn $50 weekly up.
Msn OF women Experience unnecessary.
as1yertse candy Write for particulars.
sFECIALTY CANDYMAKING CO.. S south
sh ST., Philadelphia. Pa Jal2-tf
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

Young LADY WANTED FOR CLER-
ical and newspaper work; must be re-
liable; Il fair typist. ore with knoxI-
edge of stenOgrapny preferred; good sal
ary: permanent and pleasant position to
right party. Apply Mr. BRYON. Her
aid Office. fef-tf
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WANTED-YOUNG MAN TO OP.
crate proof press. Apply FORE
MAN. Herald composing room after
b p. m. ja23-tf
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Houses for Sale.

si.soo-EYE ST. sE.. NEAR I'M
Ftyeroom frame; large lot.
50. 3.26o-eth ST. Me-, NEAR C-seyen
room. bath. frame; $500 cash.
ss. s0o-2nd ST. NE. NEAR p-six
rooms, 2story brick, bath. Owner will
give possession
S4.0oo-PLA. AVE. NE. NEAR n.
CAPlro5f-six-room brick. bath. Is II.
$4.O00-E ST. Ne. NEAR UNION STA
TIoN-seyen-room bric1 bath.
$s,o0o--MAss. AVE. NE.-six rooms,
bath, brick, nne location.
s7.550-KEARNEY ST. NE.-Nev D.
room bungalow; strictly modern; large
lot.
For Colored.
$5,5o0-eth ST. NV. NEAR EUCLID
six-room brick. furnace; $500 cash.
s3.oOo-M ST.. NEAR 5th.-six.room
brick. -
s4,2oo-LAMoNT ST. NV, NEAR sth-
six-rooms. bath, furnace.
s4.5oo-rIFrH ST.. NEAR U Nw.-six-
room brick.
For these and other desirable homes
apply to
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Classified Real Estate Advertising,
GOLDEN RULE. Incorporated.

GOLDEN RULE. Incorporated.
~ Harry I. Chew, Prssident
O. Elmer Bookhuits. vice Pres. Treas.
SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS
$4,000
The best buy In, this section. Brick. peb-
ole-dash. detached honse containing ten
rooms. bath, hot-water heat, gas and eiec-
trie Light Large lot to paved alley. Ca
rage. Entire house In excellent condition
Terms OF sale to be arranged.
MT. PLEASANT
sa.5O0
This excellent house is/located on one Of
the best streets In the Mt. Pleasant section.
IL contains rooms and large sleeping porch,
path, hot-water heat. gas and electric
hghts. House In Al condition. Room for
garage. Terms of sale to be arranged.
SOUTHEAST SECTION
$500
A hne rcomiug house. This Is q brick
mouse containing 10 rooms, bath, steam heat,
gas, large lot. Convenient to two car lines.
This house cannot be duplicated for the price.
CHEVY CHASE. D. G.
$1,000, .--
A thoroughly modern house in the best
neighborhood in this section. Containing 7
rooms. bath. hot-water heat, gas and cleo
tric lights, lot 25xS5. Colonial front porch
and 2 enclosed back porches. Terms Of sale
to be arranged.
GOLDEN RULE. Incorporated.
continental Trust Building. Main Is4o-1s41
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

hES WANTEE. WHITE ONI.A-EARN -
20 $50 weekly. Riss aboS< snaII-salaried nd
iions Cur thoroash. individual instruction IN ~
paSinF ard driving CT automobiles viii at you
ies Q gooi ro-itiou The demap5 for chauffeur
ana msehSDlcs Cannot Be surpliee- Unlimited
eoors al ANAL ccst Day and evening claSs>s
teols and equiprsnt free. Cal, phone or Erits
ier SArticuls-S. NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE
COLLEGE. Ri and stS o.. Nnrth ma
tul0-s cod ,os
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Business Property for Sale.

49, ~~A~s
One Of the best buys II not the best
buy north Of n. Y. ave. N. W. on 7th
street. Large 3-story brick. well built
business property; first floor store, .
flats on the 2 upper floors. modern
heating plant; price to q quick pur-
chaser. $4,000. Only $4,000 cash.
Other brokers' can sell this property
through my office.
On H street N. T.; s15,500. One Of
tbs hest corner properties on this
street: building Is not modern but Il 10
q great corner for business and will
make you q great Investment II you
shouldn't get any rent from II for years.
1t will pay you to buy II IL you want Q
good business corner suitable for most
any kind Of 4 wholesale or retail place.
$6,250-0n II street n. Z. Store and
dwelling; can be bought just now at the
above price; may not be for sale in .
day or two.
$5,oco-A dwelling that can be re-
modelled into q store. &, 900 cash.
SO. $50 for an s-room dwelling on II
st. n. e. This property will make you
a very good home and located on q
business street 1t Is almost sure to be-
come valuable.
J. D. GARMAN.
District National Bank Bldg.
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WANTED-A GOOD PAPERHASGER; Can
give regular work. Phone NORTH 6I38.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

woRKINGMEN we ARE BENDING
every effort to keep a good big ssIable
stock TO please the hustlers. New pants
and sweaters, - up. and best stock Of good
grade slightly used overcoats, IS up. viii
surprise any well-inforned hustler as 90 big
value. Ladies' coats and furs, s. up.
JusTHs OLD STAND. 619 d. feio-it
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.
DIED.

DIED.
ALLEN.-on Saturday. Fs.tus-y q.
1890. MARGARE ..-.M.E,
widow of Capt TiL-s sy l. Allen,
at her residence. 1854 Church
street
Funeral services from her late
residence, wednesday morning.
February IL. 1920. at IL o'clock.
Interment at Lynchburg, Va.
CHALLICE-On Monday. February
3. 1890, at his residence. 1859
Lanier place. WILLIAM e.
CHALLICE. Sr.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
DUDLEY - Suddenly, on saturday.
February Z. 1890, at SD y. m
MARGARET LINDELL. beloved
daughter Of Ethel Msu6e and
William J.LDudley.
Funeral from residence So r'Nth
street northeast, - EFB.
ruary 3. 1890, at $50 p. o. Iaa.-
ment Mount OIiv, DaTstr-r.
Relatives and frieI fri-... ..
attend.
CRISMOND-On Afond g. rrr--.ra..
February 3. 1890. q. rr, lr.rar.
residence. S02 Fl -agn rrr.t.
northeast, ESTELI b. .r #ta. 20
years. widow Of -. .. .r.a-
mond, and moth OF r.
r.. Neale p, Edward T. auC
Stone Seale and Mrs. Daisy
Venerable and Mrs , Pauline
Murray.
Funeral Thursday morning at
o'clock at Holy Name Catholic
Church in Eleventh street north
east where requiem high mass
will be celebrated. The inter
ment will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
SHERwOOD.-On February. 8. 1890,
at her residence. ga II street
southwest. EDITH L. SHER-
WOOD Cnee Hilleary). beloved
wife Of Lawrence w. Sherwood.
mother of John c. and Mary ].
Sherwood.
Funeral Wednesday, Febru-
ary IL, , p. m.