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Evening star., 1921-08-28
5H ACRES AND
MAGNIFICENT BUNGA-
LOW OVERLOOKING
WASHINGTON GOLF CLUB
AND
SURROUNDING COUNTRY,

MaRni6cent stuceo home just being COM
pieted by day labor. under supervision OF ar
chltect; contains large living room. l4x2O.
windows; open fireplace, double maple floors.
on lst door: electric lights throughout; dining
room. l4xl4. Windows: kitchen. porcelain
wsshroom adjoining: also back porch; pantry.
5x9. shelves: cellar. 4Oxl4: best Argo steam
bedroom, iaxi4. windows, i closet, opens to
8x10 covered porch; full tile bathroom. 8
pieces septic tank; hall linen closet; bedroom.
l2xl8, 9 windows, closet; also another bed
room, 12x18. 1 window and closet. coat closet
in hall; daored attic over whole house; COM
position roof, CUTTERS and dewnspouts; front
porch. szss; also sarafe, exls. and pumphouse
with electric motor: this house has all rooms
on first floor; located on q high point over
looking surrounding country; many large and
beautiful shade trees; built by day labor:
lumber was cut right on premises and sawmill
is installed within sight Of this property,
which kept costs down; property offered At
about cost of construction. plus price Of land
Price only SO. 500. Terms. 81 500 cash. hal
ance $75 per month. ipcludes everything. THE
adjoining house, built last year by owner Of
land. sold for over $1,000 to q well satis-
one more will be built in keeping with the
others. which will insure you against q cheap
class Of houses In this neishborhood.) II look
ing for real well planned suburban home with
ground ] think this 10 it: Will stand closes:
inspection rs to design. construction. etc. etc.
Drive out Sunday to clubhouse Livingston
Heights, va.) and turn In At caddy quarsers,
drive down bill to property. Vacant. Imme-
date Possession. Sale sign on tree. Any and
sll information see
E WALTER O'HARA.
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY
sDOR s1ALB-ContinaeA.
4-ROOM BUNGALOW
:, NEAR. CLARENDON.

Large LOT. 75x130. to 1S-ft alley. IAvins
room l0xl2), dining room u4x93. closet;
screened resr. porch (24I7); chicken house and
yard; amafI fruit trees; yard and garden well
tsg. ssSr So1S wsssr ,t1e.s A.sofo
Ariingtcn ave. and Villa road. Between .two
main roads to .Clarendon and Oherrydsle.
s3rwgnss-oesupsnt q g Ms n q In Meyer. M ., PriGs.
eiudes everythiuG. bus iines on main rosds;
.Q-minute schsduls to Georgetown (e6th and
N SITS. n.w.) 4 miles from Heart Of city: very
high altitude. Inspect any time or phone me;
will take 700 to property BY auto. any time.
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LOTS! LOTS! LOTS
WILLETT HEIGHTS,
VIRGINIA.

l91 large lots. 2-1O miles from White
Priess. ss s7s 70 $3.50 Hsdse an and shade s:.e.
built. Many lots more thar y acre. Tesns
interest 20 sold to sas,.asd P1rehassfs, LEI e,
on them. all marked. 20 you can fnd lots.
(This 3 done 90 you can inspec. any time b.
yourself.| Take cars 18th and Pa. ave. NV,
set oG Lacey Ststioa. walk north Z minutes ts
property; or ears 8ath and II sts. NV. told Dom
iniog Ry.y. Bluemont branch. get OF Iaesy
Station. walk 8 minutes aerth to property:
large signs on property. II You wish. call
at once and be taken to property by auto
-sayywssls any s.s srousa. al s. feet Vide 3 more
II yen don't Inspect before buying elseEhets
you are not doin! yoHsselt tustiee: :,.1sissa. 1sisa
laid for only Slzs with S16foot elevation.
WALTER O'HARA,
specialise in Nearby Virginia.
Exclusive Agent .s<
ONLY II MINUTES FROM HEXhT OF CITY,
Aurora Hills; most attractive suburb ca Alex
andria trolley city eeavenienees: Ane home;
built 1919; six Hight rooms. four large screened
porches: hotsHater beat: open hreplacs. &c.
LANE, Green ave. Phone Clarendon s06-FA.
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Strout's Farms.
New Catalop.

Just ont; thousands Of the country's unem-
ployed viii eagerly search this complete. care
fully sslected well ilS,.rsted !,
virginia eennsyi1.nia g other and
and e.op: eerns
ins homes. steady jobs and bright futures!
You Win read on page II how $3.50 secures
house. barns for % cows. silo poultry house;
$ ts1% ss.,,9 near rI
house: only q. 900: easy terms: On page q
soa:s ssl:: ssss. s.sa issf; s only
down. See page 81 ter 7o-acrs Shenandoah
s., ,0O6 house, hne basement barn. silo; horses.
all Is. too; only Il zoo e..h. More than ioo
intesnssionsi int e circulation. Only la6 900 eopis.
sxaM R?H 81 ,4@S. zssI' Isss Title Sds.
Va. via Barboursville.. 22s acres. This farm
has 81 acres In young timber. about q. 900 feet
.: ae. sg1sDf ,s D:es amO sawed and ready for
q .s,s: T. o.. pasture. clover blue grass
cord grapes. bearang; large barn for horses
and cattle; one hoghouse and courthouse COM
bined; snokehouse. cattle sheds. buggy house
Two-story tenant house. machinery and i'm
piement shed. ten pig and hog houses: very
large power and garage house. equipped with
stationary oil engine with overhead shafting,
in which IL located all kinds Of power ma
chincry. Including crosscut and rip saws.
Very large chicken house. brooder house,
one t1o-stcry siate-roof storehouse with apple
cellar.
Icehouse and other outbuildinss.
Farm IL equipped with up-tO-date machfn-
cry and implements Of all descriptions and
kinds In excellent condition.
II miles to Charlottesville. good road and
market; shipping point. miles; y mile tc
store and church; school miles.
Water to house BY hydraulic ram; bathroom
complete; abundance Of hot and cold water.
Fo0r.story brick mansion. % rooms and at
tic. slate roof, inside woodwork finished In
white enamel. All buildings o. farm in good
Is acres in orchard; Albemarie Pippins and
Winesaps. all bearing; 100 peach trees In
bearing.
magnificent old trees and grand view OF the
Blue Ridge and Southwest mountains.
WHEAT and corn main crops, with consider
able trucking. making 1t very profitable.
The price Of this farm, including all stock
and impaements, only 1900. No incum-
bfance ON farm. Price includes cows, 8
horses. a hogs and farming implements.
EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ, Inc.
TIA 18th st. nv Phone Main 621O
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EAST HYATTsvILLE-7-ROO AND BATH:
electricity: furnace heat: one acre: on cas-
line; n. 500. r. E. RODGERs,' q. Hyattsvilie.
Evening star., 1921-08-28

|. Price, $5,ooo-Cash, $500.
At TAKoNA PARK.
. 'Two-stery, ,6-room house; furnace heat: &C.
ment celier: laundry trays: garage: lot 60x2OO.
NEW BUNGALOW
AT TAKOMA PARK.
Price, Sc, $,7oo-Cash, ST 900.
rooms, bath; electricity; hardwood noors;
cement cellar: good heating plant: built-in
chins closet: open fireplace: lot 'aoxiso
DAVID E. BARRY ,sa1 NAP y ., uses Nv
Evening star., 1921-08-28
S. ROOMS, BATH, HOT
,.- WATER HEAT.

ception hail, parior q windowsl. dining roem
Is windows}. Ntchen, porcelain sink; cellar;
hot-water beat; electric motor for pumping;
electric light; nice 8.pieee bathroom; 2 bsd-
rooms, each having closets; front and back
porches: septic tank: cutters and downspoutsi
chicken house; lot b0xi22. to alley; No. 20
lington county c0nrthouse: 3 minutes walk
from Park Lane station. on Great Falis line :
6 minutes Georgetown; two blocks from main
road; bus lire every 10 minutes to GeQrgetowa.
Inspect any time. Mr.. Keyes' place. Price,
e5, $50. Terms only $500 cash; balance $sl
per month, includes everything. Sign on prep
erty. Immediate possession.
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alta vIsTA-T RO0lfD: BATH; A.M.L; |;
nexYlT IN acre; block from Rockville else
tsfe. u. HAYDEN. Maple ave-, o 0ethesda
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: WALTER O'HARA.

Exclusive Agent on Above Properties,
I Specialize in Nearby Virginia.
Main 1923. 1909 H NV
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CHEVY CHASE.
Reduced for Quick Sale.

Main 1923. 1909 H NV.
CHEVY CHASE.
Reduced for Quick Sale.
No. 8 WEST VIRGINIA ST.
4 blocks beyond Chevy Chase Club and less
than half block west Of Conn. ave-; q very at
trset3ye colonial home; center entrance hall:
shower: inst ssees isIs. living room ss,e sees
fireplace: French dieors epen eu large hide
porch;, reception hall. dinine room. hutier,s
and baths: 3rd door. bedrooms; fully equip
ped laundry and servants toilet In basemept;
lot so1isG rsh aspsls ssSK1Ss Es1cEs coRpx
Main 4S2. Evening" North 3l3.
- TAKOMA PARK. .
New, modern, Groom and bath bungalow
hssdwoea 1s as0r'; large lot. Only $1,000 cash.
hardwood foors: buiit-in esrase Price. $3.50.
Reasonable cash ,a.,l payment; I Mr,c,,rs
S-room and bath house, h.w h.; hardwood
floors: good sized lot. Price. slo.soo. Small
from to
P-rk. p g Cel: 1saI:M.
|BRAND-NEW BUNGALOW.
rear higf. dHy; best location Mt. Rainier;
z blocks to cars; rooms and bath. attic and
cellar; ami; sacrifice price, H,O00-$2, 800
down, balance terms. or discount for cash.
FRANK ". COWARD. 31th ct. tk.ar Newton
ST., Mt. Rainier. Md. Phone Hyatts. 4O5J.
Home exenines:
Hyattsville, Nd.
Beautiful house Of large rooms and bath
large basement with an excellent heating
plant: gas, city water: large front. side and
rear pofches. ali screened; new sa.sEe; new
chicken houses and run. Lot 6Oxi65. fenced.
2 blocks from ear line. Price. 1880. Easy
terms.
A Bargain. a..
Beautiful new house. never occupied. Of Q
large rooms and bath: all modern. Price.
a, 800. Terms.
Another Bargain. -
New bungalow Of rooms and bath; elec-
to hest car line. Price, s.. 500.
eailins % Hystsaviiis n 2ss-M. '' ''s -
FERGUSON & RICHARDSON,
22J Colorado building. Main 1851:
WE HAVE MANY SELECT HOMES, A MUM
ber modern; possession given with deed; In
D. c.. and nearby Va. and Nd. including
Takoma and Rethesda, Nd; Clapendon. Do
miaion Heights. etc, Va. Real bargains. or
terms you cannet afrord to miss.
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Successors to New York Realty Brokers,
Main 45o7. 1923 St.
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WANTEDAAPARTMENTs

WANTED BY SEPTEMBER 1st-4 OR :
room apartment. unfurnished. with bath and
$50 per MONTH Address p. o. BOX 2f1, Pa.
Ave. sta.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

i AND ROOM RIE
lots: electric lights: $500 hrst paymeuts hai'
ance monthly; one car fare. Take y.
ear, 10 to District line and 20 short distance
to Maryland Park. Nd. Bee ". L. NGsf'
TWO PREsSNEIL PARK. (vAl. HOMES.
One 5 rooms. bath. hardwood noors ,.s.,a ana
trim. The other rooms: the eutest nttie
house you sSer saw. Both have large Grounos
and are situated near ear stop: also num-
ber Of desirable lots for sale: sewer connec-
Wasbinston and Va. car at 18th st. and Pa.
ave, get oR At Presneil Park station and ask
for J. III. JOHNeON, alles manaEer.
FOR BALE COLORED.
Beand.Bew, attractive. 4-room bungalow: z
nice lots; water; In North Feirm0unt hetghu:
oas car fare; thickly settled locality: Price.
s1.500. Terms 500 cash. balance $2a month
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.
026 18th et. N.W.
IN MARYLAND. MILES FROM CAPITOL
on cement road near electric railFead-S
rooms and hath. cellar. furnace beat. electric
lights, running water: large gafden ano
chicken run; vacant. Price reduced. Out-of
tows owner. Easy terms.
WM. II. McGRANN 60.
Main 3712 722 nth ut. NV.
POR sALE-BTNGALOW; ALL MODERN
improvements: Thrifton, Va, this side Of
Chsrrydale. Inquire W. ". Smith. Us Csuit
lane. e.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
WANTED-TO BUY


CASH FOR YOUR FK6FEKFf NxY BE Oh.
dS fSf particulars. Address Box lo2-C, star
IN AN ALI WHITE NRIGHSORHOoD; NOT
EYER EYER a200: Full information. CHARLES
yOaMeON. ventnof, New Jefsey.
MUST BUY IMMEDIATELY. OR Q ROOMS;
g: v. CANON. nlnd.nshurs. Nd. so'
WANT TO BtyY OR : ROOM HOUSE, NE.
Eeason.ble price. price. PS PSon. Lincoln sssi.y.
LIST YOUR HOUSES WHERE THEY WILL
De quickly sold; We furnish the buyers and
. right; ask some Of our many satisned Gus
TONERS Tor whom we have sold property that
no one else could sell. BRA6WELIA Real Es-
tate: 1911 II st. NV.
l.s. REspoSsIBLE o' PARTY wAXTs TO BUY OR
state state terms. location. Address Box .2e2:c.
IN CLEVELAND PARK OR CHEVY CHASE:
detached house containing four bedrooms cost
nov 70 exceed $4,000, which can be paid In
- Address: Rex 2as.C. Star once.
FROM OWNERS 10 10 ROOM HOUSE IN
good northwest location. Address Box 267.C.
WANTE3-PRoPERTY N l7th g. NV.
slds. 1870 lSe; New Yorf asi ave, " "oNN'' AH-A.
BUNGALOW OR HOUSE. ROOMS AND
bath. Electricity. in. suburbs. preferably near
PSen. fSs. %sst III sag pay $50 cash. 80 pet 60
OUT-OF-TOwN PARTY WANTS SMALL
house or bungalow, tn. good section Of city or
suburbs. for occupancy about Oct. I; cash pay.
must be in good condition and bargain: describe
e no attestion can be given. Addrsss Box
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-21

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cooler and blocks.
]. c. Lutz, Pennville, Ind, r. r. B.,
Cambridge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-21

For Sale or Trade for City Prop
erty-Suburban home, 2 acres ;
traction stop, National road.
Owner. Phone 1925.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sedan or will trade for milch cows.
Phone 1892. corner Reservoir road and
Middleboro pike. Call before 2 q. m.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-21

FURNITURE AND STOVES-All kinds;
good prices. Home Supply Store, 131
TT Wayne Avenue. Phone 1862.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-21
POULTRY
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

so FERRETS-And raw furs wanted.
$40 N. 10.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-03

evening. installation of officers.
Light refreshments will be served by
the committee in charge. All mem
bers having grange manuals or other
grange property, please bring at this
[. me.
Regular meeting Of st. Agnes Guild
viii be held Tuesday evening at the
parish house.
Miss Alice Cunningham, who has
been visiting the Misses McCue of
School street, has returned to her
home in Boston.
Augustus Thomas. the famous play.
wright. wrote the celebrated drama,
"The Rio Grande It is the soul Ct
the border. Harte Theatre today Adv.
Raymond Cobb, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. Cobb, returned Saturday from
Burlington, where he has been spend
ing the holiday vacation with his
grandparents.
The Rio Grande' IN seven parts
here is a drama Of fiery romance. OF
border adventure, eolorful. speedy.
heartful. Don't miss it. Harte Thea.
tire today, Adv.
Edward Jenney, who has been spend
ing the holiday recess at the home Of
his brother, Or. Il. d. Jenney. return
ed Sunday to Philadelphia, where he is
a student in the Pennsylvania Institute
The grange will meet "Wednesday
evening. Installation Of officers.
Ligh, refreshments will he served by
the committee in charge. All mem
bers having grange manuals or other
grange property, please bring at this
time.
The members OF the official board,
their wives and husbands, r invited
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-03
PENNINGTON BRIEFS
ksws Of the Town ami Village Tod
Briefly Tor Busy Readers

Edward O'Connor spent New Years
at his home in Adams.
Sanford F.. Harrington Of Barre
spent the week end with relatives and
friends in town.
Edward Pilling, Harold Peart and
Walton c. Harwood spent New Years
in Troy and Albany.
Regular communication Mt Anthony
Lodge No. 1853 F. & A. NJ. Tuesday even
ing, Fellow Craft Degree Work.
Thomas II, Madigan, who has been
spending a week at his home here, left
Sunday for Marcus Hook, Pa, where
he has employment.
Mrs. d. T. Murray and Mrs. Ernest
Lambert returned Sunday from Utica,
NY, where they have been visiting
relatives and fr ends fer a week.
Tomorrow-the big Paramount Art.
craft production April Folly" star
ring Marion Davies, the Incompatible
star, Pathe News and a ROlin comedy.
Harte Theatre. Ads.
II. b. Warner in zone Hour Before
Dawn" and No. 2 CT "pirate Gold
featuring Marguerite Courtot. Shows
7:30 and 9 O'Clock. Opera house to-
night and tomorrow night.
January clearance sale at The Muir
rays commences Monday, January
Bird. Balance of coats, suits, dresses,
blcusea and sweaters going at prices,
that in quality, cannot be duplicated.
ADV.
The grange will meet Wednesday
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-03

to a 6 o'clock supper this evening at
the church. There will be a short pro-
gram of music and speaking. The
business meetings of the official board
and of the ladies' aid society will fol-
low at s O'Clock. ALI members of the
ladies' aid society are requested TO be
present promptly on the hour.
Residents of Bennington, who are
planning TO make contributions to the
Hoover campaign IN behalf of the
starving children Of Europe are re.
quested to present their checks or
money TO Webster Temple of the
County National bank, who has been
selected treasurer for the campaign.
This request is made in order that
Bennington may receive credit for
every contribution made by a resident
Of this community.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-03
out Of the Rus.

The dddlers three had just respond
ed to old King Coles hurry ~. TOO
many strings In the band. boys" said
his majesty. "and you've got exactly
one week from now TO show me some
real iazzbo stuff as torn off by q muted
cornet. a saxophone and a set o
drums with all the trtmmiLss. And II
you don't make good, gadzooks and
odSbodikius, you'd DO well to settle
your worldly affairs. Get meY"-Buf.
fsl0 Express.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-03
SPANISH STEAMER SUNK
San Isabel Wrecked with Considerable
Loss OF Life.

Viragarcia, Spain. Jan. 3-The Span
ism steamer San Isabel has been
wrecked at the entrance TO a bay IN
the island of Salvera on the north
western Spanish coast with a cons d
cradle loss Of life, according 20 re
Ports received here.
The vessel will be a total loss.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-03
VETO BY PRESIDENT
VIII Oppose Revival Of War Finance
C~orporatlon.

Washington, Jan. 9.-From official
sources it was learned today that the
president had decided 10 veto the res
olution TO rey.ye the finance corpora
ton as aid TO farming and other in
dustries.
D!sapproval OF the measure IS recon
mended BY Secretary Houston.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-03

To Cure a Colo In One Day
Take Groves LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININE tablets. The genuine bears
the signature VI z. W. Grove. soc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
B Y a 0 < 9 r Q v Il
o. SO&GE MO
THE BASEBALL SUI

shoot, Alice says she closed her eyes
and fired. Then she heard two shots
from the As. The auto stopped. she
knows not how, she says. and the
two men In the front seat were deed.
Her husband told her, according TO
tho statement, that her bullet had
missed and that he had shot both
men with his as.
The statement says that Katonka
pulled the bodies or both men near
an arroyo. Mrs. Katonka say that
she was formerly a waitress at Albu-
querque while her husband did moth
ing here. Mr.. Gere has been unable
TO confirm this statement.
After the shooting, according to
her story. katonka took Off his trou-
sers and put on the trousers OF Kelly.
He also put on the watch that be-
longed to one OF the dead men. she
writes. Mrs. katonka says she no
ticed a Moose charm on II and said
to her husband.
You a killed a brother Moose
kntonka tore Off the charm and,
according TO her statement. replied.
"I'm no Moose"
Her statement says thai they drove
In the iaximen's car to New Carlisle,
Ind, where their car crashed into
another car. Both Katonka and his
wife were injured in the auto acci-
dent, she says, and were taken TO a
hospital at South Bend. Ind, This was
on August 10. she writes.
They hit a boy at Colorado Springs,
also. she writes. and took the boy to
his homo In their auto. once at AL
toona, Pa, they stood beside the
chief OF police IN a street car, she
says and that her husband remarked
III that chief knew what | do.
fhEFa would Ina - - napN
She later had Katonka arrested at
Derry, Pa, for assaultlng her, she
says, but the court dismissed him
with n $40 fine. Katonka is a Hum
garian and II 80 years old. according
to her statement. :
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
News
BOXERS HAVE FAST
WORKOUT FOR MILL.
Ready for go Tomorrow
Night at Crystal.
Theater


Look al 'em, look at emf "Bin.-'
wheel" Clever workt'
Theae are a few OF the expressions
which were heard INST night from the
crowd OF boxing fans who gathered
at Mooac han TO watch the boxers
who are training for their milling bee
at the Crystal thahtsr tomorrow
night
Frank Herrera. Of Trinidad, who
n TO meet Benny cordevG In n lb-
rouAd engagement exchanged punch-
es INST night with Eddie Lewis, the
middlewelaht, and also with Bony
Gaiinrdi. the boxing Italian, who "a
IN inert Young Jim Flynn In n To-
round fray.
Fans had q hard time picking the
prospective winner. While the faos
hope that cordova will put Herrera
away without trouble. fans agree
generally that Herrera n clever from
head to toes and that he will be a
fast boy for Cordova to find.
Gallnrdi looks n little heavy. but
he too has all the cnrmarks OF a
boxer. and judging from his workouts,
should give Flynn n hard battle.
Flynn has been doing a part OF his
training in private and n comparison
of him and Galiardi w rather difficult
for that reason.
Dan Padiila. boying promoter. an
iounctd last night that he has five
men signed III for the battle royal,
which Will precede the main bouts.
He II sim hoping { o stage n four
round preliminary also.
The boxers will probably take
things q little easier tonight as n
will be the last night before the pro-
gram. The card tomorrow night Is
I o start at s:30 O'Clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

Those who are In a run down condi.
ton will notice that Catarrh bothers
them much more Than When they are IN
good health. This fact proves that while
cstsrrh is a local disease. n Is greatly
HALLS cATARRH MEDICINE 10 o
Tonic and Blood Purifier, and acts through
the blood upon the mucous surfaces Of
the body, thus reducing the Inflammation
and festortnH normal conditions.
All druggists. Circulars free,
r. ]. Cheney a Co, Toledo. Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
Bankers Defeat
High School in
Basketball Game

Tho Bankers basketball team won
from the high SCHOOL In the last min
ute OF play last night at the Y. NJ. c.
A.. the final score being 30 10 81. Al
tho end OF the first hall the score
stood Is to 10 In favor OF the high
school, but the Bankers came back
strong In the hast period OF the game.
n In the last minute OF play broke
a tie, Gilbert and Salazar ach max
ms a field goal.
The high school second team was
bested in the preliminary game by
the Y. NJ. G. a. Intermediates by a 36
20 10 score. The lineup for tho high
school Bankers game follows:
uluh 0aAAAfs IRantara
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

8, Long 3 Rogers 1. Bankcrs-
Pegue Z, Salazar 4. Gilbert 4. Free
throws; Wilson II. SalaSar 6. Ref
cree: Wilton.
II the sun were eNtinguiahcd sud
denly we should not bel aware OF tho
fact until ) minutes, is second al
terwnrd.
''DONT'S'-FOR WISHING
Don't wish you could find a iob-Find II.
Don't wish you could rent your apart.
ment-Rent II.
Don't wish you could sell your home
Sell H.
Howl
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Evening journal., 1921-04-28
BICHOR CHOLTM
REFLECTS OFFICERS

The annual meeting and election
OF the Ladies' Bichor Cholim Mos
hev zekanim Society was held last
night at the Home. 211 West street
The entire list OF officers were re-
elected. They are:
President. Mrs. Charles w. Scha-
grin; first vice-president. Mrs. Harry
Friedman; second vice-president.
Mrs. Harry Eiseman; treasurer. Mrs.
Jacob Faber; recording secretary
Mrs. Manuel Cohen; assistant re-
cording secretary, Mrs Bessie Low
niger. and honorary financial sec
retary, Nathan Barsky.
Reports Of the officers and com.
mittees Of the work done during the
past year were heard. The one OF
most interest was that Of the sick
committee. by Mrs. Joseph Reiss.
man, chairman. Mrs Reissman told
OF the many sick and needy visited
and OF the work accomplished by
the society in this direction.
The society Will hold a recital ant
concert I'm the Garrlck Theatre or
Tuesday night. June z.