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62I 18th st. NV.
Mt. Pleasant
$4,000

Near Columbia and Beimost roads:
strictly modern 3-story. bsy-vindov. brick
house. coptaininG 10 rooms and 2 baths:
hot-wster heat; electric lights; room for
garage: the owner Of this property 10
very anxious to make q quick ssis and
viii consider an offer.
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YOUNG MEN WHO ARE WORKING IN
GOVERNMENT JOBS TO SERVE NEWS
PAPER ROUTES FROM $50 TO 7:3O A. NJ.
ADDRESS BOX 256-C. HERALD OFFICE.
12-177
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WE NEED THE SERVICES OF FEW
HIGH GRADE MEN TO SOLICIT
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THIS NEWS
PAPER SALARY GUARANTEED.
COL HAssAN, CIRCULATION MANA
GER. HERALD. IL $50
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PERSONAL.
~ cents a line time

IL CfHis ttNe Umc.
IS% discount or more Insertions.
woRKINGMEN, NO DOUBT WILL WANT
to know why We claim your valued trade:
here's why: We sell slightly used overcoats
s. up and men Of moderate means save great
lunches of assh. and tell others Of our value
giving Says New pants. 81 up. Silk and
wool dresses, coats, So up. JUsTH'S OLD
STAND. e19 ID. l2-3Ts
MUsIC-cOMPosED ARRANGED AND
published; satisfaction guaranteed; cata-
logue free. G. E. JOHNSON. oos 10th St
ne. Upright piano for sale. $50. 11-as
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Columbia Height,
$500

Near ltth and osk sts; Q rcons, hstf;
owner q this property has left town and
desires an inme1iate sale, and can BE-
purchased 90 very reasonable terms; prop-
erty is now vacant and possessios cas-
be fiven-
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Two Blocks I4th and Park Rd.
$500

sir larre rooms. bath. bot-vster heat.
electric hrhts, house In exceLlent ccsxl-
tion and car be purchs seo 90 very ret-
sonsble terms; ws viii Be pless>> ts
show II 10 yoa.
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1900 Block 10th Street
$I7,5W

II rooms. 2 baths; steam heat: elee-
tric lights: this property has been re-
Gently renovated and is In perfect eobdi-
ton; II you sre looking fos q dowutovr
residen,s phone ms for an inspeetion-
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Newton St. Wes Of 10th ST.
$500

ssre 10 yoor cpportunity 20 secure this
attractive little home 10 an ercsll<nf
neiGheorhoc>; this property IL IN seod
condition. 10 vacant and can b purs
chased ,on very reasonable terms. II con
tsina Q rcona and ba1A.
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Columbia Heights
$4,000 g.

Columbia road; eonveniently located
home ccntaining rooms, 2 baths; all
modern improvements; this property 10
situated In q high-class section and 10
near the high school. street cars and
stores.
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wANTED-oNE MESSENGER BOY
for efdce work; must be 16 years
Of age. Apply to Mr.. W. +. Studdi-
ford. 725 18th st. NV. Washington.
d. c. c. & P. TELEPHONE co.
12-l4a
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FOR SALE-HoUsEs.

lf ecnfs q lfse fial.
Is% ctsoosnf . or ssors Sssevfsoas.
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For Rent Furnished. Beautiful Sixteenth Stree,

For Rent Furnished. Beautiful Sixteenth Street
detached colonial
Contains sixteen
excellent
Will Lease for Year or Longer for 5000
Corner House Near Dupont Circle
large bath; all improvements
sively furnished
condition.
Rent $4,000 Per Month
Rhode Island Avenue Near Scott Circle
house; Congressman
Lease. $4,000.
Office of GAElE T. SMALwooD
72o 18th Main 500
iase
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heKEEvER AND Goss
l+o5 Eye st. Main <T51
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Dandy home in rood section. brick.
new. two stories, basement and attic.
six rooms, tile bath. sleeping ana break
fast porcbes, spacious front porrh. all
improvements, hot water heat. electro
hEhts, hardwood noors snd tim. plenty
Of room for Isrste on larre lot Price
only $40. 500 with 81 500 initial payment.
1905 Eye 81. Main 4TSs
Beautiful home. semi detached brick
comprising all features that 70 70 make
modern home comfort, two stories, oei-
lar and attic, seven bright rooms and
two baths. stepping porch, sunny bresf-
fast porch, Hrtistically finished throurh-
out with hardwood noors Of best quality.
eeaned ceilings, front and double resr
porches electric lights, hot water heat
bui9-in garage. Price $4,000.
HcKEEvER AND Goss
1906 Eve st. Main fTo1
TAKoNA PARK
Fine new stucco home in rood iccs-
ton, eight larre rooms and bath with an
modern convenieDces. bot water heat
electric Lights, hardwood trim. spscious
front porch. cellar and attic. house IL
completely detached on large lot With
room for garage. Price sio.soo. VEN
easy teIms.
McKEEvER AND Goss
1905 Eye st. Main f752
McKEEvER AND GoSS
l4o5 Eye st. Main f7Ss
1854
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
IT BIG BUICK. 500
Seven Passenger: new top. $500
cash, $40 monthly.
II MAXWELL TOURING. $500
800 cash; $40 monthly.
Is MAXWELL ROADSTER. $3.50
$50 cash; $50 monthly.
20 DIXIE TOURING. 81. 400
$500 cash; $50 monthly.
ID DIXIE ROADSTER. $500
1888 cash; SIS monthly.
10 FORD DELIVERY. $3.50
$50 cash; $50 monthly.
'16 STUDEBAKER ................ $500
800 cash; $40 monthly.
ID OVERLAND TOURING. ..... 5000
s225 cash: $40 monthly s
10 OVERLAND COUNTRY CLUB. 81. $3.50
$500 cash; $40 monthly.
'16 OVERLAND TOURING. ........ $500
New tires; 500 cash. SIS monthly.
'lS DODGE SEDAN. N....................$0 $500
Terms.
a" RaNhbiS -. - .toVV
Perfect good rubber tires; terms.
70 CHANDLER ...................... .$0Oo
Good tires; terms.
REBUILT HUDSON RACER. .sl26
TERMS.
Used Car Department "a
POTOMAC SALES CO., INC.
1927 18th ct. NV.
Phone n. sses. I1-es1
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AN OLD SOLDIER WILL EXCHANGE HIS
service for a home and board. BOX 273-C.
Herald office. 1887
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WILL SWAP A COLUMBIA GRAPHIC
phone for what you have. L 5459-J.
l2-334
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PROPOSALS.
ff CENTS q line Z time
I5So dfscornt or more tastyfions.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, WASH.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. WASH
tngton, ID. c., Dec. 10. 1920.-Sesled pro-
possk will be received at this Office. Room
Jos Until . O'Clock .. m, December .,
1920, for furnishing three steel gondola cars,
for use In City Refuse Division. specinca-
tions and forms Of proposal may he had upon
application TO the Purchasing Officer Room
$50, District Building. }. THILMAN HEN
DRfCK, CHARLES W. KUTz. MABEL T.
BoARDMAN. Commissioners, ID. c.
12-3Is
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DIS
trict Of Columbia. December 3, 1890
Sealed proposals will be received at the
Ofice Of the Secretary to the Board Of Com
missioners, Room 800, District Building,
until O'Clock p. m. December IL. 1870. for
the construction Of eight room addition
to the Takoma School No. IlS, located at
Ifney Branch road and DshIia street, Ia
koma Park. ID. c. Blank forms Of proposal
specifications, plans and all other necessary
Information may he obtained from the Chief
Clerk. Engineer Department. Room At. Dis
trict Building, Washington. u. c. de-
posit Of FIVE dollars will he required from
bidders to insure the return OF the plans
and specifications. J. THILMAN HEN
DR1CK. CHARLES W. KUTZ, MABEL T
BOARDNAN, Commissioned. ID. c. l2-l03
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USED wINTON CARS-7-PAssENGER CON
yertible Sedan, rebuilt and guaranteed.
new paint and cord tires. 7-passenger tour
ing, rebuilt and guaranteed. new paint and
cord tires. T. LAMAR JACKSON. n. Z.
corner 18th and r SITS. North 1858.
DEMoNsTRAToR-sTx -sTx-CYLINDER: FIVE
passenger touring; Continental motor; real
leather upholstering; power tire pump; all
In perfect condition; new, sell for 81, lsS; /;
will MAKE generous reduction to quick buy
er; terms II desired. See Mr.. CROW. 1915
L st. NV. oc26-U
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range with water back. Christmas tree or
naments, 17-year-old size iron bed and springs.
OAK Duffet. Will exchange for a White Cross
vibrator in good condition or anything Of
equal value. 1916 / st. ne. 1881
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SPLENDID BAKER UPRIGHT PIANO FOR
cash or what have you? Phone Franklin
5044 1906
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TwO-FAMILY FLAT, RENTED FOR SO
per month. Will exchange for Dodge au-
tomobile. Lincoln 6110. 12-357
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BEAUTIFUL NEW HANDMADE GE0R-
gette and velvet dress. for sale or in ex-
change for a watch, suitcase, etc. BOX
2S0-C, Herald office. l2-34S
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FOR PRICE ADVERTISE YOUR OLD CAR THIS PAGE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

MALE
YOUNG MAN WISHES POSITION DURING
the day; will accept department store po-
sition; 10 years Of age; graded school edu-
cation; expert hand presser op gentlemen's
clothing. 1i17 9Th st. sw. Main 72sd
YOUNG MAN, % YEARS OF AGE. WISHES
position as chauffeur for private family
West 17oo or write BOX 223-C, Herald
Office. 1881
H0UsEW0RK IN A SMALL FAMILY OR
suitable work in lunehroom; eoiored % won
an. Address 1907 r st. NV. 1880
A WELL RECOMMENDED GENERAL
house-worker desires morning work. Ad-
dress care Mrs. BAKER, No. 1859 Mintwood
Place NV. l1-63s
CHEERFUL WOMAN WOULD READ T6
invalid or convalescent patient; mornings
preferred. Address BOX 23s-o. Herald Office.
11-626
CLERICAL WORK FOR EVENING FROM
to IL p. m. except Tuesday; will work
during day Sunday. BOX 2s4-C. Herald Of
ace. 12-3SS
HoUsEwoRK, BY NEAT CoLoRED GIRL
In small family, or cafeteria work. Ref
erenees-603 End st. sw. 12-243
MANDOLIN PUPILS WANTED; REASON
able. Phone North 7sO6-w. 11-S57
LADY WILL DO CHRISTMAS SHOPPING (;
small commission. Lincoln 666S-W.
LADY, RELIABLE, EFFICIENT, DESIRES
filing or any general clerical work. Ad-
dress 4. B., 1909 Kennedy st. NV. 1888
wANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLoRED
woman, place in good family to work.
Address 1926 11th st. NV. 12-3o4
sTENoGRAPHER DESIRES WORK EVEN
ings. Call West 2409 ]. IL $40
TYPIsT. BOOKXEEPER, TELEPHONE
switchboard operator, desires night work
rom to IL p. m. Address BOX PIC,
Herald office. 1241
TWO YOUNG LADIES, EXPERIENCED IN
typewriting and clerical work, desire even
ing work. Address BOX 264 g. Herald Of
fee. 12-2os
THE HERALD READER WHO IS LOOK
ing for q position can have an ad pub
lished In the situations Wanted" column
Of this page 10 he phones Main $500.
YOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS
work; can operate switchboard; 8 years mar
ket store experience; can give best Of ref
erence. S0X 252-C, Herald. 12-Se
YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION AS
telephone operator in apartment house.
Call Ant 300 North 5T6 12-l30
SITUATION WANTED = HoUsEK EEPER,
supervise widower's home. BOX 21f-C,
Herald Office.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A BETTER JOB !
II so, call Main $500 and have an ad
printed FREE in The Herald situations
Wanted column.
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WILL EXCHANGE ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRi-
tannica complete, good condition, for law
books; L. r. A. preferred. "A. P HINES,
323 p. o. Dept. 12-303
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WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER? ONE
boys knee pants suit (16-17 yesrs) first
class condition; suits, good condition, long
pants. size "a; 1 ehild's printing press; 1
child's desk. 202 7th st. sw. l2-367
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WILL TRADE EQUITY IN LOT FOR AU-
tomobile something Of equal value.
BOX 21I-C. Herald Office. l2-3l5
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FOR SALE-HoUSEs.

.sx s.ss.s.. !. 81. =. -. 80; ....,.s...
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FOX TERRIER tMALE) 1h-MoNTHs OLD.
Exchange or sale. Phone Lincoln s72.
1o-o54
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE.
I WANT A JOB.

ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, AGE 30, TEN
years experience; last two years in an
executive accounting capacity with United
States shipping board, desires to change.
Address BOX 279-C. Herald office. l2-345
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WALL PAPER BARGAIN. MAHoyEY's.
8N Pa ave. se. Papers, l0c O piece;
cat meal paper. 3 piecss. 81 ssl5-sot
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

Is cents line time.
1875 discosnt or more tnserfioNs.
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SITUATION wANTED-TO DO ODD JOBS
at 60c per hour. Address BOX 26SC.
Herald Office. 12-24l
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SITUATION WANTED TO DO ODD JOBS.
soc an hour. BOX 27S-C. Herald office.
1885
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Rent $4,000 Per Month
Rhode Island Avenue Near Scott Circle

eighteen gallery ballroom:
Senator Congressman
Lease, $4,000.
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BEAUTIFUL SELF-FEEDING STOVE, GOOD
condition with exception Of crate. which is
cracked. Will exchange or sell. Write J.
Il. SALKELD. b9I Col. road NV. l2-374
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AN OLD SOLDIER is WILLING TO GIVE
service in home for room and board BOX
2T5-C, Herald office. 12-32S
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Is MILES SOUTH OF JACKSONVILLE.
Brick road and water transportation, "a
mile on water frcnt. Fishing and hunting
So acres; 40 cleared and under cultiya tion; I;
% acres hardoow timber; 20 acres planted
latest variety pecans. Dwelling and out
houses, fenced and refeneed. farming i'm
plements, one horse, buggy, wagon, etc.
Ideal place for chicken or hog ranch. Ar
tesian well, close neighbors. Exchange for
city or suburban property. s. G. WEAVER,
912 Mass ave. NV. 12-249
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VICTROLA RECORDS WANTED; WILL
swap or buy for cash. J. D. SILyERMAN,
500 l. ST. NV. 1872
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WILL YOU SWAP? ONE SET FORD
wheels; three $50 by 81 tires and tubes;
one 3-in h tire lock theft signal, two keys.
Trade for poultry or camera. Phone North
3424-w 1884
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! sIHoLARs TO TAKE GUITAR LESSONS:
taught in 20 lessons; easy. simple. Best
references. 80 years experience. 800
Mass ave. NV. l2-366
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AUCTION SALES.
THos. =. OWEN . son. AuoTIoHEEls

Isz Ieessi ., wore sssertse...
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YOUNG MAN DESIRES POSITION AS
collector; best Of references; ex-seryice
man. Address @. c. GUNNELL, 10 4th ST.
Sc l2-313
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WILL YOU "SWAP?"

81, 500 IN D. G. PROPERTY AND s., 900
securities. free and clear. for small farm
nearby. BOX 2S5-C Herald office.
COTS-2 U. s. ARMY STEEL SPRING COTS
will swap for cash or property equivalent;
value IS each. ED PARKER, l. Eye st. ne.
Franklin ZIG. 12-3o6
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LADY's WRIST WATCH, NEW, 10-YEAR
Case. Swiss moyement-will exchange for
3ox3h tires. or heavy oysrcoat, size 3s; or.
what's oneredl Address BOX 266-C, Herald
Office. 1o-o4o
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YOUNG MAN, q YEARS OF AGE. WISHES
position as chauffeur for private family.
Understands all makes Of touring cars. Tel.
office 1881
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WHAT HAVE YOU TO SWAP" FOR LOT
in good northwest residential section Of
Washington, clear Of mortgagesl BOX 2ss-.
@, Herald onice. 12-229
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WILL EXCHANGE SETTEE OR SMALL Ia
bles fo- writing desk; also four-piece par
lor suite, beautifully carved and upholstered.
mahogany. Will exchange for suite Of equal
value in solid wood or leather upholstered.
800 18th ST. NV 12-359
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IF: :::':;::' SCI. MARKETS
stocks tirmer

NEW YORK. May Business On me
stoCk exchange today was almost wholly
matter Of sive ana take between bli'
pools and the eKtensiNe short interests
me net result favoring the long or con
setvstive account
fhere seemed to BE- a further genuine
demand for rails. presumably ON the
theory that the Interstate commerce
commission IL likely TO give earnest A.
tsntion 10 the request for Increased
freight rates.
Shippings also improved Oils owed
much - ;S".r prominence 70 favorable
trade conditions and the moderate me-.
curnulation " railway equipments resui'od
from the placing % additional contracts
for supplies
stocks recorded best quotations In 'he
final hour, oils. BALDWIN Locomotive
United states Rubber and affiliated ts-
cues leading the market IN tts firm io
strong close General Motors made a net
gain Of 2lR points a. $40 and other
leaders were ! 70 points higher Sales
amounted 20 500 ooo shares
Money on call ruled at per cent the
supply A. that rate exceeding recent of.
fetIngs 4 few time loans we're made
by interior banks Tor small amounts and
short matUrities
Bonds were rresular. mainly a. re-
sult Of new low records for Liberty third
iss and victory 2As Total sales par
value. aggregated ti3 goo oon. Old United
states bonds were unchanged on call.
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Liberty Bonds.
NEW YORK, May b,--Liberty bonds


NV YORk, May "copper" duiet
electrolytic spot and nearby iadl9.
June and July 49,.
Iron steady, prices unchanged
Tin weak spot IS 90, April May 57.s2A.
Metal exchange quotes lead quiet. spot
offered 81 012ia June, July SIS Of
fcrcd. zinc steady. East St Louis de-
livery spot 775 bid : ~ asked
At London. Spot copper lOl 7s Cd:
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khnsns CITY IiNe stnck

KANSAS IITN Nay E-Hogs-RrceInts
J 900 head. market lbc 70 25c higher
than Yesterdays average TOP si460, bulk
lights and mediums &l5.75dli60, bulk
heAvies 3l3.25dl37b
Cattle-Rece $500 head. market
ysarltnEs and feeders weak. veal calves
81 lower, other classes mostly steady.
bulk steers 'io.7bdil.7S. mostly she stock
IS ooh 2 50, Early vealers tor $3.50, bulk
good TO choice fl0boalloO
Sheep-RcCelpts 600 head market
Fat lambs mostly 25c higher choice IA
pound wool lambs 40 oo sheep strong
Texas goats tss6
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KANSAS CITY. MAY 5-Cash wheat
teady, No. hard s. 3oOG2lO. 40. > hard
81 ao
Corn steady. No mixed si7salso.
No. ? white tI.s5, 40. yellow 81 s2ib
oats unchanged; No . white SiIg, No.
! mixed 81 ~ os, No. red ti09nlil.
Rye t..1ldalc
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,h.ir 40. { Jake Brown In the
uors he1st northeast of 2O-i7-lO,
which ~ b depth Of 600 fee, in
the n cd Fork sand. is running Nuid
al over the ground No estimate
has bean placed on the we'll as vet.
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averaged lower today Locals soid early
on the decline m lard but the market
With cotton outside interest was lack.
ing Closing prices we're ! 10 s points
lower for leading deliveries sales 500
barrels Tenders i0n barrels. Prime crude
lb 81 sales. prime summer yellow spo,
1870 MAY 1890 july 1879. October
Is m, prime winter yellow and summer
white nominal
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Port worth live stock.

FONT WUNTH. TeIas Nav --CAffIt
Receipts soo head market steady.
heeves s. 00dio2b
Hogs Receipts 500 head market ioc
20 t6c higher. heavy ii1SOHi576.
Shoep--Receipts 200 head market un-
changed, lambs ii2 0oh 1900.
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tt. feet In ts tcst ON the Percy
chambers farm M i1.1c.l6
S1Iuc uompor, has q rig and viii
start ailUuE az once ip The south
west corner ~ thc southeast ~ tho
.upfuVrst of 1a.I3.Ib.
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Bohinson farm, Epvlor county. and
they expect to bc drilling Aglin In ..
few daNs In 80 ! on - stevens
tarm. near Wosto,cr. they are sci
ing tho i2-inch pipe az about 500
feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-06

futures los i7s Sd. eiectrolytic SPOT ill.
future. tii Tin spot 81, i5s futures
- lss lead spot % S. futures 40
lee "a Zinc spot "a futures u lSs
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NEW YoREa May b.-Mercsrtile paper
:, exchange weak, sterling 60 day bills
- sos commercial s0 day bills on banks
t1S0h commercial 60-day bills $3.50.
demand isS4t cables t2s5.
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CHICAGO Nav b--wheat not quoted
tl.o7dlss
oats No. , white tll5Ldlls.
Rye No. . I-l3L
Barley 3i.6aia adls
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~ IirlaInM.

The phillips Petroleum c1mpa nv
has a spf,ndid showing in anna
found 1T ,.G03 foet In its wen In
the south heast corner OF tho north.
east rf t6-l5-l0 ana tho oasinC ia
boing pulled at present
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In the Oil Fields
Livingston Wen .Shoring Big

The Livingston OF companva
test In the center of the southwest of
the northeast OF 16-1f-Ib has been
drilled three feet into tho sand is.
making 40 barrels an hour. u has
always appeared likely thar q pool
of some considerable magnitude
would he found in that township ana
evidently the Livinsstons ar" in tho
midst Of It with plenty Of acreage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-06

TET a man figure on keeping his
- Packard from sir to ten years
and he has a material saving in in
peshnenf, as against the car that must
be traded in every two or three years.
Think of the stability of the Pack
ard design! His Packard always
"new model"
His gasoline mileage will be from
nine to thirteen, depending on road
conditions. Oil mileage, 700 or more
to the gallon. Tires, properly cared
for, ten thousand to sixteen thousand
miles.
The steel in his Packard is worth
more than twice as much as the steel
in the ordinary car.
The moving parts in the Twin-Six
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Does the Car Buyer Want the Facts

engine are better balanced than in
any other automobile engine. Con-
seauently there is less vibration and
less wear on bearings.
XXTHEN a man buys a motor car
w he knows pretty well what
sort of transportation he expects it
to deliver.
Economy, ioes not lie in the di-
reCtion of temporary max eshitts
or compromises.
Packard first-class transportation
will give him definite and perma-
nent advance in his way of travelling.
1t will cost him less per passenger
mile during his whole motoring ex-
perience--than even second-Class
transportation.
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Francs demand ass a,bIcs rs SO
Belgian france demand 10 e.. c4t'. =.
rs %
lire demand .iog. ytbtrs o. 90
Narka demand I -. rHhicU l't
Gov ernIueu' and railroad bonds tn
rcEulat
Time loans strouE. tn dtNa 90 dast
and months So
can money caay hirh low ruItnr
rate and lat loan bank acceptance q
kanr Market
KANSAS ClIN May 5-Nafr and fn ..o
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-06
Eyecufipes going TO q conJs

TIME late Joseph Choate
used to say that lawyers
l. would go out of business if
men were not so bent on making
the same old mistakes the same old
way.
No one need--or cdn-make the
old mistakes in selecting his motor
car, if he will look for transportation
facts instead of "features" and
talking points,"
The strong Packard opinion which
he finds on every hand does not ex-
press itself in technical details or
costly luxury--but in such everyday
words as economy. comfort, ability
and lasting UaIue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-06
south Of Bo,ntnn

The suprcs on a Gas ca. is nW
nderreswirs tR inch casing 4t