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sc1I Q ST. S.w.-5-ROOM BAY WINDOW
brick: gas: 81 go cash. balance 800 eyery 2
months. Price $50. e. IRVING; WOop
122s Wisconsin ave. 97s
1406 BELMONT ST. Nw.-OWNER'S 10
rooms and bath; stone and brick; furnished.
IS. 500 Quick possession. %.
1f48 WILLARD N.w.-2-FAMILY APART
ment. $3.50. Lower apartment ) rooms ana
bath. Upper. rooms and bath and attic and
rear porches. Col. 44s2. 1859 10th NV
DETACHED-e ROOMS. BATHS MAKES >
separate. complete apartments), cleo h-wh
and furniture, piano, etc, for rooms $l1 900
IS 900 cash. North 2745-W. 2ss
IMMEDIATE POSsESSION
Tl2 ~. SET r. 4 b., Iatrobe heat larrs
back yard. Price. IS. 80: 81 900 cash
Apply to JOS. A. HERBERT & SON
51J f. Capitol ST.
II YOU WANT To RUY OR SELL REAL rs.
TATE TALK IT OVER WITH NJ e. NOR.
GAN Al ZANTZIN iERS.
$5s5o-oN UHLAND TERRACE-A BEAUTI.
SuI home: rooms and bath: furnace heat:
yewiy papcred throughout Easy terms. W.
j.. McGRANN co. 30 11th.
DOWNTOWN
9Th ST between G and H SITS. NV
II and bath, garage for Now
rented al old rentals for $50 Per month.
Would make splendid roomins house.
Price. 50 $50; 81 oOn co. balance TO suit.
PERCY II. RUSSELL COMPANY. INC,
9th New York York ave. NV.
Franklin 57a2.
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HOLMEAD AVENUE.

LEE D. LATIMER CO.,
Franklin 61O5
1434 NJ Y ave.
FOR SALE
Colored buyers. Aristocratic section; beau
tiful homes: west of palatial 18th st.: close
to the French embassy: just across from Merid-
ian mansions: great thorOughfare; Kalorama
ave.. close to 18th st. car line; two-story nearly
brick houses; bright, light rooms and
bath; colonial porches; rear alley.
Price. 81. 80.
First payment. $500; balance as rent.
FOR SALE
Splendid nearly new home: two-story modern
brick houses; Fairmont st. east Of 11th; near
two car lines; rear alley.
Price. $4.25O
Only $500 cash.
Balance to be paid like rent.
L. H. TAGGART.
r. W. BEALL.
1920 New York ave. NV.
Main $500. Residence. Columbia 1905.
IN BLOOMINGDALE, 1st ST.
nv. nv near :s IA Adams: rooms. tile bath; alley;
CHARLES w. MORRIS,
Evans bulldog >Main 5s2s.
FOR QALE-vACANT
DETACHED I9NGAI0W; IN BROOK
Practically new. rooms. attic. tile bath
electric lights. cellar. large front porch: keys
at office. Price reasonable. Act quick to get
this. Terms easy.
c. F. wARING. 141s st. NV.
FOR SALE-vACANT.
754 HOBART ST. NV.
Near Columbia road n.w:-Brick. rooms
good neighbors. Price, s4,e5o. Terms easy.
Keys at office.
c. F. wARING. 141e F st. NV.
FOR sALE-oNLY s. 500.
TO COLORED-On st. NV. Brick. 6
rooms. This is nice.
c. F. wAR1NG. 14ls F ST. NV.
NEAR 10th AND NJ SITS. NV.
PRICE, $500.
porches; good neighborhood; instant possession.
c. F. wARING.
1416 st. NV. East Basement.
CHAS s. MUIR & co.
FOR SALE-1n Chevy Chase. We have sew
srsi very desirable e9ases in this ss section rang
buying in Chevy Chase be sure to consult u.s.
FOR SALE-Piece Of 14th street business
property in section rapidly enhancing in value
Can now be bought at a very attractive price.
FOR SALE-Gentleman's country estate-we
have four beautiful places of this kind we
would like to show you il you in the mar
ket for something remarkably nice. These are
some Of the show places around Washington.
Prices from $50, 900 to $500. 900.
FOR SALE-Beautiful acreage along 18th
street extended. This is your opportunity to
secure some OF the most beautiful land just
north Of Washington. BE sure to see it and
you will be convinced that it is the best buy
around Washington.
CHAs. s. MUIR CO.,
1903 n. Y. ave.
buy a piece of Washington and hold it,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Cnu<s~w>A-
$3.50.

"n.; street :.;siS; Northeast.
Located between 9Th and 7th sts.. north side.
Bay window brick, with six rooms. bath. cellar
latrobe heat. House In excellent condition.
81 $50 cash required. Possession at once.
$4,000.
Third and Eye SITS. NV.
Large brick building. occupied as grocery
baths. Total rents, $oo.5O per month. No
leases. 1000 cash required: Bargain.
JAMES F. SHEA. 643 La. ave. NV.
FOR SALE = COLORED A REAL MOE
home. located in the 23OO block of Sherman
ave. NV: contains 9 rooms and bath : prac-
cash and $40 per month, including all interest.
Apply 1888 G st. NV, I'd q. Phone Main
4S46.
BY OWNER-2-FAM1LY APARTMENTS. 1925
and 1927 35th st. $500. Lower apartment.
rooms and tile bath Upper apartment, 8
rooms and tile bath and rear porches. Facing
Western High School grounds. 81 900 cash.
rest In rent. 1862 10th NV. Col. 44S2.
ONLY A FEW MORE DAYS
left in which to order your READY CUT
house at PRESENT PRICES.
PRICE goes up April 1st.
GUY S. ZEPP,
Representing
LEWIS-BUILT HOMES.
Room 312. DAVIDSON BLDG.
18th and SITS. NV.
Phone Franklin 8S82. 27s
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$4,000.

One block from Dupont Circle: "a we'll
built house in excellent condition: con-
tanning reception hall, parlor. library.
dining room. kitchen. pantry. masters
rooms. masters baths, > servants
rooms and bath: also two rear porches;
electric lights: hot-water heat and room
for garage. Possession at once.
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R1sT BUY IN THE CITY. IMMEDI-
ate possession. House located Rock
creek Church road. Il black from car
line-9 rooms. tiled baths; all mod
ern Improvements; sleeping porches,
= garage, cold storage and servants
room; instantaneous Pittsburgh gas
heater: house in excellent condition.
built By Kennedy Bros. Terms.
PETW0RTH-NEAR Ord AND SHEP-
herd sts.-Now vacant: brick house cor
Of alley: rooms and bath on noors;;
8 hot-water heat gas and electricity;
front porch faces Soldiers Home Park.
newly papered and painted; room for
garage; l block from car line. Price
G,250. Terms.
ATTRACTIVE DETACHED BRICK
house on Park rd. near Soldiers Home
Park-Six rozy rooms and bath: newly
papered and painted: room for garage;
lovely porches: immediate possession.
: For a quick sale price. $500 Terms.
on SHEPHERD ST wv. NEAR 4tb-
Brick house containing six rooms and
hath hot-water heat. porches; room for
gnrage. $50. Terms
sS.e5o-vACANT-2- FAMILY HOUSE.
81. n.c.-On car lines; each nat con-
tains ) rooms and hath, front and rear
porches separate halls and heating
arrangement: room for garage. Live
in one fat. Tenant in second nat paya
interest on entire house. Most eco
noriic way Of buying a home. Term,
to suit purchaser
VIM. B. KRAFT & co.
1886 y Y. AVE MAIN sss
css
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FOR sALE-H0usEs
$4,000.
COatfAuet

West Of Conn. avg. and north Of .
at: an attractive 10room and Z.bath
bonse: hardwood floors; electric light;
steam heat; excellent neighborhood; pos
session can be given.
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VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS.
Fifteen minutes from 10Th and
Penna. ave. lot 100x150: s large rooms
on two floors, attic and basement: cleo
trio lights, steam heat. Will sacrifice
for quick sale. Less than S., 500.
Call CAPT. SOMMERS. NJ. 1479.
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SI2SOO.

North Of Kalorama road. west Of 10Th
st: an unusually attractive seven-room
and Ia tn house, with all modern improve
ments; in excellent condition; unusual
value. Possession can be given.
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18th AND COLUMBIA RD.
Four doors from the bank. An ex-
cellent location for remodeling for
business pIrposes. Horse contains ten
rooms. two baths, hot-water heat. cleo
tric lights. Now leased until December
next at 81, 500 per annum. Price.
$4,000
Call CAPT. SOMMERS, NJ. 1879.
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NEED A HOME?

Everything pretty high? Can put up house
for you in northwest section at about s., 900
less than you can buy ready built; 81 900 down
and we loan the rest.
Address Box Gas Star office. 26s
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IF YOU HAVE A CHEAP HOUSE
in the Sc. or Anacostia section. and
wish to sell quickly. send full par
ticulars at once; have about twenty
clients now who will buy such located
property. and many Of them can pay
equity cash or large cash payment.
N. +. RYON CO., Inc,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Phone NJ. 1897. 1923 st. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
WnR AArH

DESIRABLE SITE FOR BUILDING HoME-
a acre fronting on street close 10 csrs: bar
gain for quick sale. by owner. Apply C. HBR-
MAN, owner. 80 Preston ave. Cherrydale. Va.
FOR SALE-VERY ATTRACTIVE BCSGA-
low at Hyattsville; nearly news very large
rooms, tiled bath and finished attic. open hre-
places. gas and electric lights. front ana side
porches hardwood floors. nicely papered and
decorated: lot 50x1So. Good terms. Possession.
Price, So. $50.
HIGBIE & RICHARDSON,
1904 ST. NV.
A LARGE. WE'LL FURNISHED C0TTkGE AT
Washington Grove. Nd: rented for the season
for $100: a bargain: only $3.50 cash. Apply
s. c. CISSEt.. 1901 G st. NV, between II ana
1 O'Clock. Phone NJ. 1850. Ss
SIN-ROOM SEMI-BCNGALOW on ELECTRIC
and macadam roads; h.-w.h.: 10 miles out;
ami. Address OWEN. 913 NV. 3'
NEAR COLUMBIA STATION. 20 MINUTES
by car or road from 18th and Pa. ave. On
splendid highway.
Real bargain for immediate sale.
House. rooms and hath. h.-w.h.. sun parlor.
screened porches, cement cellar. electricity,
motor pump. 5Ia acres, barn. garaee. 50, 900.
s.. 600 cash. balance monthly payments.
On Columbia pike blocks from cars.
Houses rooms. stove heat, WELL pump IN
kitchen, giass-inclosed sun parlor; cellar: lot
235 by 375; S-room house in rear. 5000.
Deposit and monthly payments.
from car line. Real bargain at = 500.
NEW ARLINGTON REALTY CO.,
Columbia Station, Arlington. Va.
Phone Rosslyn 39-See Mr.. Rogers.
Take Wv. Ry. car at 18th and IA. ave.
hans - Haf AnIA
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Apply Sales Dept
HARRY WARDMAN,
14,oKSt NV Phone Main AGO
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/ AN VERY DESTROYS OF SECURING <
modern 8 to S room house with bath. h.-w.h.
and elec. lights, located in the vicinity west
Of 18th st. and north OF Columbia road. l
will pay So 600 as first cash payment: price
must not be over 50. 500. Address Box 2S0-A.
Star se4sA ---
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FAIRMoNr ST., WEST OF Eth: EIGHT
rooms. bath: h.-w. h.: gas: dpe home on good
terms: possession. Address Box asa, Star
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HOBART STREET.
An excellent home just west Of 18th
street containing four bedrooms. sleep.
ing porch and large living room with
open fireplace, beamed ceiling dining
room. firsthoor kitchen. servants room
in basement. .hot-water heat. electric
lights; brick garage. Price, $13 500.
$3.50 cash, balance monthly.
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Phone Main 1923.

/ Price. IS. 6.50o-BLooMINGDA Located
just-o6 NJ Capitol street in very ,
good block This 10 q well built,
| comfortable six room and bath bry
window brick, having a paved al
ley in the rear with plenty Of room
for garAge. Reasonable terms Of
sale will be made. Inspect this
todoy.
Price, g. e.6O-ALTAv VISTA, ND. An at
tfactive bungalow in q very ex-
elusive neighborhood, one block
from tie car line. 1t contains
seven looms and bath, hot-water
heat, electric lights. and IL stu
ated on 4 lot 15Ox300 IT,. and hiss
about forty large oak trees on the
place. This is beautiful little
home, and the price IL right. Easy
terms.
Price, $1s.5oo-wooDLEY PARK. This
IL q home that II well worth your
considerat tion from every stand
point. It is now being put in
excellent condition and contains
| ten rooms, two baths hot water
heat. electric lights. ,inlaid floors,
sleeping porch overlooking the
whole city. and a brick garage.
The owner will give possession
] and sci! on reasonable terms.
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Near 10th and Pa. Ave. Sc.
Main 2345.

SHANNON &, LUCHS,
713 18th St. NV. Main 2345
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Cleveland Park.
Northeast.
Central Northwest.

Near 10Th and X sts.: convenient to
Treasury. State Department. war risk
insurance. etc; Q rooms and bath;
hot-water heat. Price, 500
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TWO BUNGALOWg, NEAR COMPLETION;
a.mi. ". 3. PHELPS. ssos soth ne. Ilse.
t2ess ~
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Phone Main AGO.
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$e.200-SIX ROOMS. BRICK: ANIL; 18th ST. |
near q n.e.: large lot; paved alley: 81 oOO
cash. Boz %. Forest Glen. Nd. Phone Wood
sid0 ll-W. o1s |
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GROOM BRICK, BATH. GARAGE FOR TWO
OWNER. 53I 11th st. Sc. Ns
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WHY LABOR FOR YOUR LANDLORD9
II you want home let explain our small
easy-payment plan; best northwest ocations
Now 10 your opportunity. Address Box 2a0-S.
star o31ce. 80s
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15
Pershing Patriotic Song
Wins Statewide Contest
Is Poet, Teacher, Orator and Athlete-Ode to
General Has Moderate Range and Harmony.

A patriotic song dedicated to
Gen. John J. Pershing, and having
moderate range of notes and beau-
tiful harmony, has been composed
by William Frederick Field, instruc-
tor in Latin and public speaking
at Creighton university, Twenty
fifth and California streets
The song: Hail to the Knight Of
the Nation" was the winner of the
$50 prize in a statewide contest
conducted by the Lincoln Rotary
club. The song was sung by a
quartet at banquet. to General
Pershing in Lincoln December %,
the composer being announced as
anonymous.
Plof. Field is the author of a book
Of poetry, "After Hours" and many
OF his poems have appeared in lead
ing magazines. Hail, Kindly Ce-
dars, Hail" appeared recently in the
Literary Digest. .
Prof. Field is S. years old. He is
an athlete, orator, teacher and au-
thor. He says he would rather
skate than sleep, and likes a lively
basket ball game. He is a student
of boyhood life, some of his most
enjoyable times being spent with pu-
pills of his high school class at
Creighton.
He has composed a poetic treatise
on the virtue of married life, entitled
Ruth and Harold"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15
Romance of Community
Service---Self Starters
Provided For Weak Men
What the Service Is How 1t Started, and How Cities
Can Obtain Benefit of Cooperation of Big Or
ganization-Was Outgrowth of Wartime Ideas.

munity contentment~ is attained.
Such are the key principles of the
movement as viewed by Mr.. Lee
and his associate.
Into Small Towns.
For example-last winter, at the
request of the secretary of labor,
Community Service, incorporated,
went into so communities to see
what could be done to lessen the
labor overturn. 1t went into these
places to make life there more
worth while. The lessening of the
labor overturn and the improvement
in the quality of industry were i'm
portant by-products.
Community service goes to a
city, town or village only in an
swer to request for this help
When the request comes, trained
organizer is sent who forms a rep
resentative committee of, citizens.
Such a comlnittee knows what the
community really wishes. This being
made known, Community service
tries to help the community attain
its desires.
There are many practical ways
of achieving real Community serv-
ice. Are children crowding the
streets, while school yards are
closed against them? Community
service moves to open the school
yards and start play classes. Is there
a good bathing beach unused? 1t
can be developed. Community serv-
ice helps to open new parks, play
grounds and athletic fields, to secur-
ing municipal beaches and bath
houses, to start other recreational
activities, such as boating, camping.
hiking, athletic, meets, twilight
leagues of base ball or soccer for
workingmen, skating and basket
ball. Schools are opened as social
centers. Dances are arranged where
the young people can meet one an
ether under suitable conditions.
Community singing is usually one OF
the first aids towards self-expression.
The age-old human interest in tht
stage is utilized. Dramatics are
encouraged at the school centers
aud sometimes movies are started.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15
By MORTON BIRGE. =

|
What is this movement which,
succeeding War Camp Community
service and spreading into peace
time, has gecome nationwide? Why
is Community Service?
War Camp Community service
worked for the soldiers in camp.
1t found but what they needed, and
filled those needs. 1t found out also
that people in general need a NUM-
Der of those same things, even when
they are not soldiers. So Community
service intends to take the simple
principles upon which it worked in
wartime and apply them to peace
time problems.
Lack Self Starters.
Use. or misuse, of leisure time is
one of the days greatest problems,
in the opinion of Community serv-
ice. This is held to be particularly
the case in industrial communities.
Man has natural creative and con-
F., structive instincts These seek ex-
preston. But modern industry
smothers rather than promotes such
expression. A man has some leis-.
urc time when his own self might
expand and rise to higher, better,
more inspiring level. But the I'M
pulse is lost in the industrial round.
And in the leisure time he lacks the
self-starter.
Community service is the self
starter.
The operating organization Of this
movement is Community Service,
incorporated. of which Joseph Lee
Of Boston, the recreation expert, is
president.
1t is the business of community
service. to start man toward self
expression. This is done by cul-
tivatfon of the natural instinct for
play, for recreation. This natural
instinct for play has created certain
social forces in every community,
from boys swimming excursions to
women's clubs. Community sery-
ice combines these forces so as to
encourage general recreation. Thus
self-expression is promoted. Civic
bsttsguent i produced sud COM
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15
Interchurch World Meeting
In Lincoln to Be Greatest
Ever Convened In State
Every Evangelical Church In Nebraska Will Have
Representatives Present, and Some Will Have
Several Hundred

The general program for the
statewide meeting of all Nebraska
preachers this week in Lincoln, has
been completed and all arrangements
have been made for the biggest
meeting of religious workers ever
held in the state.
According to the acceptances re-
ceived at the state headquarters of
the Interchurch World Movement
there will be more ministers
gathered in St. Paul Methodist
church in Lincoln, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of this week
than ever before have been gathered
under one roof in Nebraska. Prac-
ticany every evangelical church rep
resented in Nebraska will have at
least one of its ministers at the big
meeting ands some of the larger
church bodies are preparing to send
several hundred representatives. The
meeting is deemed of such vast i'm
portance to Nebraska churches that
every active minister of every
evangelical church in the entire state
has been requested to attend.
No Minutes Wasted.
The opening session of the con-
ference will be held at 2 Wednesday,
afternoon, February 18. The con-
ference will continue Wednesday
afternoon and evening, all day
Thursday and until we'll along into
the afternoon of Friday. During
that time every phase of the move
ment will be explained and covered.
Work and informa ton will be the
slogan of the entire three days
session. Not minute will be
wasted. Following a 15-minute de-
votional exercise at the opening,
there will be an address in which
will be explained the aims and scope
of the Interchurch World move
ment. The remainder of Wednes-
day afternoon will be devoted to
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15

the foreign survey, with a presenta-
ton of facts that will amaze those
not familiar with conditions beyond
the North American continent.
Discuss Home Survey"
The Outlook and Everyland, the
magazines published by the Inter-
church World movement and COM
plete explanation of the Home Sur
vey movement, together with it's
disclosures, will take the time of
Wednesday evenings session.
The disclosures of the Nebraska
Home Survey will be of particular
interest to every Nebraska minister
as we'll as to every thoughtful man
and woman in the state. A similar
survey is being made in every state,
every county, every township, and
every parish in America. In some
Nebraska counties the surveys have
been completed and the informa-
ton gathered will be disclosed to
the conference Wednesday evening
Task of the Church.
After the conclusion of the gen.
eral conference, the pastors of the
different denominations will hold
denominational meetings of their
own and will discuss the Inter
church movement and its relations
to their individual churches.
The general purpose of the con-
ference is to face, and meet, the
whole task Of the Protestant Chris
tian churches in America for ag-
gressive missionary and benevolent
activities in all the world.
The facts obtained from denomi-
national and general sources will be
presented during the conference by
outstanding leaders of the various
denominations who will join with
the leaders of the cooperative Or
ganlzation for that purpose. The
facts will be visualized ty charts,
maps and steropticon slides.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15

out for a hike over the mountains
when she encountered four noun
tain lions. Though the lions made
no attempt to attack the young girl,
she fell TO the ground and tried to
scream. Her terror was Vo great
that she was unable to utter a
sound and was under the care OF
physicians for some time before re-
gaining her power of speech.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15
Wholesale Jail Delivery
Is Averted by Warden

Rawlins, Wyo., Feb. IA
wholesale Jail delivery that would
have turned Vanishing Bill" Car
Isle. famous train robber, loose with
other notorious inmates of the Wy
oming state prison, was avcrted
when w. Ii. Brine, acting warden of
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15

the penitentiary. discovered an in
gcnious skeleton key in the cell of
one OF the prisoners. With steel
and tin the convict had manufac-
tured a contrivancc that would open
every cell in the Jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15
Girl Receivers Voice Lost
As a Result Of EriQht

Krcinmlipg, Colo, Feb. l4.-Flor-
ence McGlochin, IA years of age,
has recovered her voice after being
speechless for some time as the re-
suit of fright. With several young
companions, the McGlochin girl was
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15
Husband Finds Body of
Wife In Frozen Hudson

Tarrytown, n. Y, Feb. 14.-The
body of Mrs. Andrews, Ss years old
was found in the frozen Hudson by
her husband after he had become
separated from her while returning
from Nyack They had walked over
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15

Exhaustive tests are being made
by S~'.iish railroads to determine
the relative merits of disk and ball
bearings. .
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15

the ice bridge to visit a sick relative
and did got return until dark.
When her husband arrived home
his wife was not there He returned
to the river, and, with the aid OF
flashlights, saw her body in the wa
ter. She had stepped OH thin ice and
had fallen through.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15

Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15
AN 81 tiOilo III ploopet T.
The Records

All assignments, contracts and legal
documents pertaining to the Congress
slonal Oil Company are on file in the
offices of the County Clerks in the
counties where the holdings are located.
These are matters of public record and
can be consulted by anybody at any
time ~
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15
Management

The Congressional Oil Company is
managed by Board of Trustees whose
business regulations and experience in
oil enterprises gives the shareholder
every assurance of honesty and capable
management.
F. B. Dunn, president, is practical,
successful oil operator with experience
in the Texas, California and Mexican
oil fields Mr.. Dunn is the author of
industrial Uses of Fuel OIL" The
other trustees are:
r. f. Harris, formerly cashier of the
First State Bank of Dallas.
f. L. Mccoy, vice president of the
American National Bank of Wichita
Falls, Texas.
J. H. Darby, president of the First
National Bank of Lancaster, Texas.
Congressional Oil has been investi-
gated and approved and is recommended
by the Wichita Trust Company, Wichita
Falls, Texas, acting as Transfer Regis
trars and Security Depository.
Capitalization
Congressional Oil Company has a
capital stock of $2,00O,OOO. The shares
are fully paid and non-assessabIe. There
IS no preferred stock and no bonded in
debtedness.
Dividends
The first quarterly dividend of Sc,
or at the rate of 24Go year, was de-
clared payable to all stockholders of
record of December Is, 1919. Another
quarterly dividend soon will be declared.
Money invested in Congressional Oil be-
gins drawing returns immediatex-
there is no waiting for future develop
ments,