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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-01-13
IMPORTANT MEETING OF
CITIZENS.

Pursuant to resolution of the
City Council, request the citizens
of Newberry to meet in the Court
house on Wednesday night, January
l4th, 1920, at o'clock The main
purpose of this meeting is to consider
the advisability of attempting to Sc
cure an amendment to the Constitu-
ton of the state that will permit the
City of Newberry to issue more bonds
for permanent street Improvement
than can be now issued for such work.
Other matters of Importance to the
progress of Newberry may also be
discussed and acted upon. Council
wishes to take progressive steps. Pro-
gress costs money, and the people
must supply it. Don't stay away
from this meeting and afterward
criticize the actions taken there.
Come out and make the suggestions
and criticisms you have in mind.
extend an invitation to the women
of Newberry, especially to the women
taxpayers, who are interested in wax
ing up Newberry, to come to the
meeting.
When was running for Mayor,
many men and several ladies prom
ised to help me to make progressive
Mayor. Now is the time to start to
cariy..:.s ol: y;28 fcos.!.cS3. l want
to make good or thSsf i made.
Tuu.s for progressive &ewbefry.
EUGENE S. BLEASE.
Mayor.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-01-13
SPECIAL NOTICE

Lost-Burch of keys, with name D..
@. Wilson on tag. Finder please
refi.rn to c. n. Wilson.
l-1"-1t~.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-01-13

Lcst-small hand grip between
Calvin Bakers and Newberry, on
Betheden road, containing alarm
clock, silk waist and other articles.
Finder please leave at Herald and
News Office and get reward. j. W.
Diclert 1-13-1tp
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-01-13

refined middle-aged white
woman as house keeper, in small
family, good salary. Apply Herald
and News. 1-9-3tp
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-01-13

The Bachelor Maids will meet
with Miss May Dold Tuesday after
noon, January IS, at 4 o'clock.
Miss Elizabeth Dominick,
President.
Rosalyn Hipp,
Secretary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-01-13

SheUH GleaS2 ana So!lstdHiS foi-
tune of Whitm;re.
All interested, which includes
everybody. Will bear in mind tie
county boil weevil conference ct the
court house on Thursday, 22rd IN
slant. This is big ard important
subject and large ard determined
audience should be present on the
occasion called for.
Ladies derive much pleasure IN
watching Mrs. H. 3. Wells gold fishes
at the opera house, where Mrs. Wells
also keeps her flowers, plants and
birds, s.all of which give delight to
her many friends. She has quite a
number of pretty little fishes and the
aquarium in which they are kept is
the most beautiful we ever saw.
! It took long time for marriage
license to be returned to the Office OF
the probate judge. On Monday Judge
Ewart got back license from Rev
&c. L. Miller of Greenville, certifying
that he had married Miss Crabel
Batchman of Newberry and Mr.. VIII
liam Sigmore of Hendersonville IL
Greenville on the 18th of last April.
We witnessed another marriage
ceremony by Probate Judge ". F
Ewart Monday morning little aftel
breakfast. In his usual easy manner
the Judge married couple. Eve
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-01-13

For Sale-One mule, one 2-horse
wagon, one double buggy, black
smith shop, farming implements.
For further information apply to
Willie NJ. Shealy, Newberry Route
6, phone 29i-J.
1-6-4tp
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-01-13
COMMUIATION ROAD TAX
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The time for the payment Of COM
mutation or read tax has been eX-
tended 20 March 18th. 1920.
c. c.. SCHUMPERT,
Treas. Newberry County.
lon 10Th. 1920. 1-13-5t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-01-13

Save your meat with Liquid Smoke.
Just paint it on with brush.
Come let us show you. ?. f. Way,
Druggist. Phone 1851, Newberry,
S. G.. 1-9-3t
The American Jewish world., 1920-09-17
NEWS ABOUT JEWS EVERYWHERE,

Greater Zionist Actions Commit
tee, there are others who say that
DR.. Wise differs materially from
the policy followed by American
Zionist leaders at the London
World Conference. The resigna-
tion of DIR. Wise who is the spir-
itual leader of Zionism in Ameri-
ca has not been accepted by the
Zionist Executive and in state
ment issued by Judge Julian w.
Mack, president Of the organiza-
ton, it is intimated that DR.. Wise
has consented to withhold his res
ignation for the time being.
The American Jewish world., 1920-09-17

F.
ment refused to accept into the
army Jewish volunteers. The
consistent efforts of the assimila-
zionist Jewish politicians in the
Diet, Messrs. Lowenstein, Dick
stein and Lieberman, finally
caused the Government to reverse
its attitude and Jewish vo1un-
teers are now accepted into the
army.
AS it is well-known, the army
contains both male. and female
soldiers. While the Polish Gov
ernment would admit Jewish men
into the ranks of its soldiers, no
Jewish woman has been per-
nitted to join the army.
The American Jewish world., 1920-09-17
Rabbi DIR. Wise Tenders til,
Zionists His Resignation.

New York Ct. c. B).-Rabbi
DR.. Stephen S. Wise, an ex-presi-
dent of the Zionist Organization
of America and at present hold
ing the office of vice-president has
rendered the Zionist Organiza-
ton his resignation. The letter
of resignation has not been made
public and while it is said by
some that DR.. Wise feels that he
has been sighted by not having
been included as a member of the
The American Jewish world., 1920-09-17
Mayor Hylan Pleads for Postal
Employees.

New York Ct. c. B).-In an
effort to obtain leave for the 500
Jewish employees who are serv-
ing with the Post Office depart
ment in this city, Mayor Hylan
telegraphed to Postmaster Burle-
son asking that they be permitted
to observe the Jewish New Year
holy days.
The American Jewish world., 1920-09-17
Grand Old Man of Yiddish Stage
to Make Farewell Appearance.

New York q. c. B.).-Jack p.
Adler, popularity known as the
grand old man of the Yiddish
stage, will make his farewell ap-
pearance in the Merchant Of
Venice Mr.. Adler will use Yid-
dish while the rest of the cast will
speak English in the same man
ner as tke "Ierchant Of Venice
was rendered thirteen years ago.
when Adler played Shylock for
the first time.
The American Jewish world., 1920-09-17
Jena Faculty Divided by Anti
Sen1itism.
SernitiSrn.

Berlin q. c. B.).-Because of
his anti-Semitic propaganda, Pro-
fessor Ludwig Plate, the noted
professor in the University of
Jena and the successor Of Earnest
Haekel, has created a serious stu
alton in the university. A num-
Der of the professors are support
ing the preacher of anti-Semit-
ism while others of the faculty are
as outspoken in their condemna-
ton of his attitude.
The American Jewish world., 1920-09-17
SEEK TO ESTABLISH IDEN-
TITY OF LOST TRIBES.

London Ct. c. B.)-A move
ment started some time ago in
this city to establish the fact that
Great Britain is the nation which
contained the lost tribes of the
Children of Israel, is taking root
The American Jewish world., 1920-09-17

A great series of meetings will
be held in Boston the first week
in October in the celebrating of
the tercentenary of the Landing
of the Pilgrim Fathers in 1920
One Of these meetings will be
great interdenominational fellow
ship gathering, at which DR.. Da-
vid Philipson, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
has been invited to speak for Ju-
daism.
The American Jewish world., 1920-09-17
Nathan Straus, Jr., to Run for
State Senator.

New York q. c. B.).-Nathan
Straus, Jr., the only son of the
noted Jewish philanthropist,, to-
day announced that he had ac-
cepted the Democratic nomina-
tion for State Senator from his
own district, the fifteenth Sena-
toria1 district, in this city. Mr..
Straus has for many years been
engaged in newspaper work and
has also aided his father III the
latter's campaign for the use of
sterilized milk During the war
Mr.. Straus rendered service with
the United States navy.
The American Jewish world., 1920-09-17

Councilman H. C. Chan will in
troduce an ordinance in the
Cleveland (O.) Council, prohibit
ing advertisements which an
nounce "gentiles only or SINH
larly word I'd advertisements
which are intended to discrimi-
nate against Jews.
The American Jewish world., 1920-09-17
Mrs. Minnie Jacobs Berlin of
Chicago has just celebrated her
10th anniversary as a probation
officer of the Juvenile Court.

The Russian bank notes which
recently reached Copenhagen
have a Yiddish text in addition
to the texts in all important Ian
guages spoken in Russia.
The American Jewish world., 1920-09-17

Jerusalem.-For having killed
Shulman and Katz, two Jewish
co1onists from Melchamia the
court has sentenced one Arab to
fifteen years and five Arabs to ten
years hard labor each.
The American Jewish world., 1920-09-17
No Jewish Women Permitted to
Enter Polish Army.

Warsaw (By I. ]. P. B. For
long time the Polish Govern
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05
DIAL RELIGIJNY.

w~icraja wielka i nmezaprzeczona
prawde poricwaz wszyscy, kt"-
rzy zapomnicli o Bogu znikczcm
ri2li do tcso stopnia, &c nletylko
sami ida ia zguLe ale tez pre-
wrotnemi naukami Swemi odw0-
dzq ludzi do drogi praweJ a dro-
gami przewrotu prowadza XII "a
traceniu. Dowod0w ia TO many
wiclc i w obecnych czasach, DO
Jake to wicic ludzi, ME znaJa-
cych Boga, DO znat Go mic chca-
cych zaprzecza wprost iStnieniu
Eoga ! zycia przysz}ego, gdyz
PREY takich tcoryach ME potrzc-
lbuj2 sic krepowat prawcm Bo-
ZEN, dajq zaS swobode swym
wyrodnia}ym ia%stynktom w cclu
zaspokojcnia zwicrzccych namiet
nosci. \ &c takich ludzi many
sporo - Swiadcza 0 tenn llcznc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05
Mnich i Kalwin.

Pewicn mnich, podr6zujac
przez Szwajcarye, wstapii do do
mn SoScinnego, gdzic sicdzialo
k:lku kalwinow. Ably dokuczyt
rnichowi 2 powodu jcgo przeko
nah religijnych, rzucali Cd czasu
90 czasu swcmu psu 20 kawalku
rniesa, wolajqc: ,,Papicz jedz!'
"a kazdem razcm spogiadali ia
mnicha i czckali. rycf}o i'm COS
powic. Ale mnich siedziai sobie
calkicm spokojnic nic okaz, wal
najmn;ejszcgo oburzcnia. al 60
zapytaIi kalwini: Mic dziwi cie
to, &c PIES nazywa sic Papic-
zcnl::' Odrzeki mnich: Me Ia
uic widzie d~z;wncgo. ]aNa reIi-
ga cziowieNa, TAXI i ego papicz.
Waszym papiczcm Jest pies.
no;m zastepca Boga!' Zaw>ty--
tzcni szyGe-cy Za:ni!A!: ! wynic-
sli sig czcmpredzcj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05
Krola saskiego religijnoSc.

Dom panujecy W kr6lcstwie
sask;cm Jest katolicki God roku
1907 kiedy Fryderyk August byF
zarazcm r6lcm polskim), pre-
wanna iednak Geese iudnosci jest
protcstancka. Kiedy w roku 1866
odniosiy Prusy zwyciestwo pod
kocn;ggraetz, przybyla do Nr6-
Ia Jana Z SakSonii deputacya zlo
iona I professionalism pastorow
; Swieckich. proszac go, ably ma
stepca tronu zosta} protestantcm
cdvz w takim razie Prusv wzSle
dniejszc bcda ola Saksonii, kr6l
saski odpowiedzia}: ..Korone mo
ga nj W kazdcj cfwili zagrab;c.
ale nie sumienie~ Odwr6ci} sic
cd dcputacyi j wyszed}
X.....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05
PRZYKADY.
Nag}a Smierc niedowiarka W
Baltimore.

WicIc m6wiono w Ancrycc o
nicdowiarku Whytney'u. Raj
znajdowai sic on wdomu goScin-
nym w Baltimore, w liczncm ko}
XII przyjacioi. Poczeto wnet roz-
prawiat o religii: rzucil ktoS trz
pytanic, czy jest Bog. Rozumie
sic - WHITNEY r zaprzcczy}
i tax sic odezwai: ,,Dowiode VAIN
zaraz, jak na dioni, re Boga MIC
ma. Ot6z wzywam tn tego jake
Cos Wszechmocnego, ably mn;c
ia micjscu zabil. Ale On mi mic
ric zrobi, DO Go niema!' Zale-
dwic wyrzeki nicdowiarck owe
bluznicrcze slowa, przechylii sic
i upadl ma ziernie. Przyjaciele pc
rwali sic i cucili go wszelkini
sposobami; ale wszystko darcm-
ME: bluznierca lezai martwy. Ia
Smicrc ateusza, O ktorej pisa}y
.pazety amerykanskic, Wywaria
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05
Bezboiny o~berzysta.

Do pcwnego bezboznego OBJ
rzysty zajechalo raz dwoch pod
roznych. usiadiszy PREY oknle'
spogladali ma gwiazdziste nlebo
i podziwiali wszechmoc BOA. -
Gdy to zobaczyi gospodarz, wy
$,niai icll, naval ich giupimi /
objaSniai, re wszystko powstaio
sano &c siebie j Boga - zgoia
niema. Wkr6tce poszli spac po-
droz1i / gospodarze' w nocy wy
huchi polar w sasiedztwic. wy
Gle ps6w i luna obudzily oberzy-
ste. Wybiegi ma dwor, w'znioS}
recc i patrzac W niebo rzek}: -
Toze miiosierny, spraw, by sic
moi dom ME spalii!" Wowczas
o0ai podr6zni slyszac biaganla
gospodarza, rzekli don: .,Tozc5
wczoraj TAX stanowczo twierdzil
&c Boga niema, a dis prosisz Jc
go zmilowaaia? Qt6z On sic ME
z~litujc mad toba, ale jak widzisz.
ukarzc Gle "a twa bezbozno$c!'
| wkr0tcc zapalila sic oberza i
zn;szczala zupeinic. W nicbezpie
czeistwie niedowiarkow;" ""'"ha
ia sic do Boga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

bczwyznaniowc, kt6rc So
utrzymywanc przcz takich VIA
znikczcmnialych zwolcnni--
Nam katolikom sprawl ia
mic powinna bye o~bojetna, o lie
nam chodzi o powstrzymanic tel
szerzaccj sic zarazy, owszcm pc
wimni5my encrgicznic zwalczac
tych znikczcmniaiych - wyrod-
nych synow ludzkoSci przcz zbi-
jamie ich faiSzywych teoryi pio-
rem i .slowem, a mic dawat popar-
cia ich wydawnictwom, zatruwa
lacy zdrowy organizm spofcczcn-
silva.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05
POMYLKA.

w zcszIym tygodniu przcz po-
myIke matcryai ,.Dziaiu Rcligij-
ucgo" zamieszczony zostai pod
ragl6wkiem .,Dzialu ola 10
biet"; ME stafo sic ostatccznie
nic ziego, ponicwaz niewiasty ME
mnicj Cd mezczyzn powinny sic
zajmowac sprawami religijnemi,
0 lie pragnq szczeScia ola sicbie
! swoich rodzin W zyciu doczes-
ucm i wiccznem. Religia Prawdzi
Wa Jest 5nicjako amuletcm szcze
SEA, o kt6ry ubiega sic TAX wielu
4 szukajac, ME znachodza go,
DO ME szukaj7 w tenn miejscu,
gGzie sic on znajduje - t. ]. w
reIigii. Gdybym jednak byi pre-
w;dziai, re matcryai ,,Dziaiu Re-
l;g:jnego' zabi9dzi pod YDziaf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

winno wypiywat r6waoScl
praw ola wszystkich ludzi, co ma
bye ich ideaicm ! 90 czcgo usta-
wicznie dqia. - Ale coz to be-
die "a prawo, ktore ME bedzle
miaio podstawy, poniewaz pod
stawa prawie wszystkich praw
pranstwowych jest prawo Boze,
prawa zas pahstwowe o lyle So
doskonalemi O lie zgadzaja sic
Sci&lc Z dckalogiem z prawcm
Bozem. Ma czem vice mysla
eruntowac socyaliSci prawa swo
je, jczeli wyrzekna sic Boga /
lego prawa? Czy swoim ogranl-
czonym ludzkim rozumem spo--
Gziewaj2 sic stworzyc COS dosko
nalszego? Czytaiem wlaSnie ME
dawno tcmu thanksgiving po-
wiesG pi6ra E~ugeniusza Rychte-
ia, w ktorej tcnze pisarz wyka-
.zujc logicznie, jake to rzady da-
liby socyalisci, gdyby swoje
mrzoki urzeczywiStnili; wykazu-
je on stopniowo, do jakich pre-
wrotow mic korzystnych Przy-
wiedliby oni paistwa, o:az w ia
ka nedze ; cicrpienia pograzyliby
ludzkoSc, gdyby zapanowal u
stroll przcz MICH wymarzony; da-
lei wykazuje autor, re wtenczas
zapanowaiyby stosunki daleko
gorszc, niz mieliSmy je dotych-
Gas, DO cz}owiek byiby uwaza-
ma "a nicwolnika w takiIn wyma
rzonym przcz czerwonych pan
Stwie. Moe takic panstwo u
szczesliwiioby jedynie przywod-
cow, kt6rzv dzierzyliby w swo-
jcm reku wladze! A wiadcy tacy.
kt6rzyby ME uznawali Boga mad
SODA, ME krepowaliby sic pew
ME zadny1ni skrupuiami W
swoich rzadach, co przywr6ciio-
by poniekqd tyranie pogansk9.
Zycie rodzin w takim porzadkn
rzcczy by}oby wykluczone,
wszelkic wez}y famiiij3e porozry
wanc, niktby mic lrPg} posia-
dac zadnej wlasnoSci prywatncj
mad pewna miare, DO gdyby mia}
cokolwiek wiecej rzadby to kon-
iiskowai, by zapobiedz tworzcniu
sic kapitalizmu. Ia powieSc f1o-
tastyczna Eugcniusza Rychtcra
pod tytulem: Raj SocyaliSt6w",
Jest dobra satyrq ich idei i wy
hazujc ona zarazem, jak to czlo
wick postrada zmysly, kiedy Cd,
dali sic Cd Boga ! lego praw.
4 zarazcm - lie sobie utrapien;a
1gotujc przez swoja s!upote.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05
ZARAZA

L wiclu owycl1 spaczonych jed
nostck potworzy}y sic liczne Or
ganizacvc, ktorc wiasnic maja "a
eel pod pokrywka dobrobytu do
czcsnego - matcryalncgo wyru-
gowac Boga &c scrc ludzi / o lie
by to byio w ich mocy z Gale
20 Swiata. Prawia oni ustawicz-
nic ludowi O szczeSciu, jake po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05
PRZYCZYNA NIKCZEMNO-
SCI %LUDZKIEJ.

w trzynastym rozdziale ". l.
Ksiag MadroSci Starego Tesla
nientu czytamy "A ludzic wszy
soy sa nikczcmni, w kt6rych ME
maSz ~znajomoSci Bozcj; i z tycll
rzeczy dobrych ktore widz2. nie
mogli zrozumici togo, kt6ry jest
ami przypatrujac SIG sprawom, O.
baczyH. ktoby Lyf ich sprawca.'
i rzeczywiScic siowa Medrca Pan
skiego Starcgo Tcstamcntu "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

wszedz;e ogromnc wrazenie. -
(Nowojorski ,,Hcrald' 1909.
Jeszcze surowszcgo rachunku "a
zada Bog W przysziem zyciu Cd
niedowiarkow: tam i'm pokaze.
&c ME 1nasz ola Mich miiosierdzla
Bozego, a tenn samem i szczeScia
ia wieki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

dla Kobiet'' byibym bezwatPie--
ria podai sprawy wieccj intcre-
sujace nicwiasty, w kazdym "a
zie mole W przyszioSci postaram
sic o to, jczeli TO bedzie pozqda-
nCm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05
USUN BIOL GkOWY
Wetrzyj Musterole W Colo i
Skronie.

srodek ma boil gloTy be: nicbezpie-
'zenstwa po{aczoncgo z "srodkami L"
,6l glowy". Usuwa bjl giowy / to
rrzykre uczucie ~7azifbiepia i ma
:rzmienia. A dziala or nomenclature.
justerola jest czysta, bia}a mascia
robiona z olejem musztardowynn.
.cpsze niz plaster muszta-dowy i ME
obj p~echerzy. Uzywa sic tylko zewnr-
,znie. a W zadeE spOs0h ME moze
ztalac ma ~hofade!1, lu6 SERGE. jak ME
tore srodki ~wewnetrzne robia.
Doskona}e ma boil gardla, bronchit.
4ziebienie. tezec karku, astme, neu-
aIgie, nabrzmienie, reumatyzm, lun-
ago, wszystkie b6le i sIaboSci p]ec6w
lb stawow, wywichniecia, bolesnc
.mszkuly, potluczenia. odmrozenia
81. zaziebienia W piersiach (cznsto
!gobiega zapalcriu p|uc).
&c i Coo sloiki; Szp!talIy sioik 500
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

Rekama test podstaw3 hcnyeA
pr.edsiebiorstw amerykanakich. Wiec
1 prremysiowiec polski dobrzs zrobi,
teieli stale reklamowac bedzie swGj
fnteres " DZIENNIKU CHICAGO
SKIN.
The Washington times., 1920-10-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

MURRAY CURRIER--Ernsst Charles. "a.
WATERFOWL. N T.; Laura Belle. ~ Inc
Rev. IA. r. Downs a.. -
MoCoMAs- NEELY-Hsrry O., r., "a
Martha Il, Is. The Rev. L. l.. bowers
ILA-LEMAY-Juan. 49, Nora. 81 Inc
aARLoW-JETT-A Charles, ~ Flor
anee Catherine. ~: The Rev; y wlnts Y
MARBURY- BURRoUGHs-Wilil m henry'
20: Julia. rs. The Rev, j, j. Gr~sat.
HALEs-M EDFORD-Richard A, Oh Amy
T.. ts. The Rev, u. NJ, Brown 40,
GARDNER BRUEN-Francis We -''
Marie r., gs. The Rev. J. r. Coco. -
GLOVER CAsDY-- alter savers, "a
Alice j., 20. The Rev. J. ]. Fink. =,
NICHOLAS UPSHUR-John Amber. ".
a; Marie Bettins. n, both OF Newp'r'
News Va The Rev. j. Nj. MON ahAfs
POPE ELI.YsON-L. Dale. -, bAlt"1,e,
Md. SAUNA. 20, New York city, The
FLETCHER NoRRIs-Elmer FRANKLIN, "a !
Dora Blanche. Is, both OF Gaithersours'
Nd The Rev. }. IA. Jenrles.
AONLEY- EGAN-Thomas s., - MAY ",
49, both OF Baltimore. Md, Chief justice
Walter !. Mccoy. x,,
poTY-ERICKsoN-Ea rs. Neshkoro.
Wis Hattie c., 2S. Franklin, MINI. The
Rev. NJ. O. Beebe. M, ne
AOTTER- HARBAUoH-Chsrl W.. 20,
Harrisburg Pa; Minnie M. ~. Inc
Rev. O.. IL. Williams.
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GIRL-Houseworker for priv
ate family; young couple in
Chevy Chase. Must be expert
enced, with references, and pre-
fer that she stay nights; white
or colored; salary s55 per
month. Call Cleveland 476.
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]. d. GARMAN,
District National Bank Bldg.

PERFECT condition; immediate possession f;
large rooms, reception hall, bath, pan
try closets, cellar under whole house; large
weiI-lighted attic; wide porches on front
beautiful paper decorations: shades and
screens: hot-water heat, electricity and
gas; corner lot; nice lawns, hedge. ga =
rage for cars: succeed like house and
worth 81, 500; price, 1850; t1,1o0 cash, $50
monthly. GEO. c. WALKER, Kresse
BLDG, 18th and G.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

S7,s75-Beautiful modern home in NJ
Rainier Nine rooms and electric lights
newly papered and newly painted outside
and inside; large lot and alongside Of tho
Mt Rainier Bank. which is becoming =
business street; one-half block from the
street car station: about rs minutes car
ride to the Treasury, and one car fare.
This property will have to be seen to DO
appreciated. Reasonable cash payment
Now vacant and immediate possession.
All kinds Of homes for sale at all kinds
Of prices. II you have home for sale
that 10 reasonable, list II with me.
J. D. CARAVAN,
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DEATHS.

AUsTIN-MAnyille H., 20 yrs, Gsrneld
Hosp. ~,
MERRY-sam, 40 yrs. Emergency Hosp;
BUCKLEY-Johu NJ, ~ yrs.' liSi Ne~
Hampshire ave. N. w. .
CONGRATULATIONS 81 yrs. Georgetown
University Hosp. ,,,.
LASCH-Augustus, 30 yrs ffoNhaehee
Hosp. . -
MORRIS-Robert N. 72 yrs, las T 81. NV
SORREL-Joseph s.. IS yrs. $40 l.inworth
pl. NV. -
whLTON-James N. 50 yrs. Georgetown
University Hosp.
wILSON-Laura L.. SO yrs., SOL st NV
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THE PRESIDENT

or a large corporation will person
ally interview nve men OF clean
Christian character, Offering them
an opportunity to become man
ayers OF our branch offices. Re-
ouirements are that they be over
25 years OF age and can give
definite hour when they can he
reached by phone. write. giving
phone number. Address BOX
A-2S, Times ofrios.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


LOCATION for candy shop or tea room
for rent; splendid opportunity. Call he
tween and p. m at 1915 N st n. w,
er Frank. 1871. wi
DELICATESSEN, fruits stand. soda foun-
tain with apartment; paying business;
owner In bad health. sacrifice for quick
sale. Mass. ave.
VANTRD-Partner in good established
business Address BOX 29t, Times office.
DELICATEssENand grocery store; good
location. BOX 2ss, Times office.
ACCESSORY sToRE-Good location; $50
gal gas tank and pump; cheap rent.
Address BOX 2s3, Times office
sTORE for ss,ei candy, cigars, soft drinks
and dclicatessen. reasonable; b,7Oo; ,
yent, s2s; cxceiiently located at end OF car
line. Col te26
PARTY desiring transfer GOOD lease at rea-
sonable price, on 9th at. NJ w, In the
heart OF business section. &C. ". sCHLOE-
NER, apply pos as, Time. office.
for IN. loan OF 1000 Tor IN. period Of
one year. loan secured by capital stock. 400
shsrc- % local corp, par value $40 per
share BOX ,s7. Timce offe~
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TICKET Agent between ages
Of % and 80 years; hours 3 p.
m. to IL o'clock; good salary.
Apply UNITED AGENCY, SIT
, 14th st, N. w.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ALLEN-Roadster: perfect condition; good
rubber; you can take this car for $376.
HOLBROOK AUTO CORP, Main 1899.
BUICK-7- passenger: model 1913; new
paint, new top, cord tires, extra equip
ment: good bargain. Phone Cleve. AS
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Births

AGD-Lofs ana Margaret. boy
cooks-Lsstsr n. and A.dse. boy
DANIS-kAurlcs and sadie. boy.
FULInh-Harry N. and Mary j.. boy
HAhEEk-Jossph b, and Nellie O. snr
JOhNSON-TitiAn w. and Frank q. snL
MABLEY-Joba soa and Hattie. boy.
McPhsrson--John y. and Harriet sur
NpWMAN-Thomss w. and EisA sIL
sAkIDOPOULoS--Crls and bsssls' SUI
TsCHIFFELY-Seott and Amy. SirL
WARE-sAmuel H. and Mabel A, boy.
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wANTED-Furnished house in good N. W.
section; must have At least three bed
rooms would prefer to have garage: small
family: business man, just located here
best Of local references; want poss ession by
December /: in reply give description and
terms. Address BOX A-36, Times office.
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HOUSE HELP Headquarters; best white
and colored help. REV. FULLER's EN-
UOUsEwORK and cooking, sleep home:
references 1871 3bth at. N. W.
HotsEwoRKER-Ge white prefer
red, references required. Call Col 31g1