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NEGRO WILL ENTER
mot GUILTY" PLEA
Goes on Trial For Georgia Killing
In Peonage Inquiry

Covington, Ga, May 29.-Clyde
Manning, negro farm boss for John
S. Williams, will enter plea Of not
guilty when his trial for murder Of
one of the II negroes killed on or
near the Williams farm, begins
here tomorrow, according to his
attorney, E. Marvin Underwood.
The. negroes were killed to hide
alleg peonage conditions after a
federal investigation was started
last February, according to state
ments of the prosecution in the
trial of Williams, who was convicted
here recently and sentenced to life
imprisonment. ..
Manning, chief witness for the
state against Williams, told the
jury he took part in killing all
thr ree of the negroes who are al
legged to have been brought into this
county and drowned, but asserted he
did so under fear of death if he dis
obeyed his employer. He would 60
free under Georgia law if he could
prove to the satisfaction Of the jury
at his own trial that be was compell-
ed to commit the crimes. ,
Mr.. Underwood, employed to rep
resent the negro by a group Of At
lantans interested in promoting
better feeling between the races,
has obtained orders from federal au-
thorities to bring to the trial Clyde
Freeman and several other ne
groes formerly employed by VIII
liam$ who are held as material wit
nesses in the peonage charges. They
are to be used by the defense in its
efforts to prove that Manning was
in mortal fear of Williams. Mr.. I'm
derwood has been quoted as saying
additional evidence, to that at the
Williams trial will be produced. @<
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Jim BRADLEY SPIRITED

James Bradley of the Seaboard,
commonly called plain "Jim,' is not
only one of the finest young men of
the city, not only one of the most
faithful employees of his company,
but more than this he IS a
society man for sure. We say
sbis because jim . sometimes
visits on Greenviile Street. And
not only is he all that we have
said he is, but he is something more.
At least we are told so, and Son Bill
told us. He says that Jim ran down
GfeetssAais street S1e antghtiast week
faster than he (Bil) ever did run on
his bicycle, faster than Dutch Link
ezn run an automobile, when Lieut..
Crawford says Dutch is speeding,
and q little faster than the wind.
Bin saw Jim one night last week as
I'm turned the corner. to go through
the Stark's yard. Bill says that. Mr..
Stark had left his car in front Of
The deor and that it being IN Jim's
ssy, he promptly went over it with
sne bound, planting one foot in
ffont of Mrs. Rosenberg's and turn
ing the corner into Wardlaw street
viith the other. Bill thinks that Jim
has it on Ichabod Crane when it
comes TO covering ground.
: AR Of this came out of the fact
tRat Jim is a sport as already stated.
Hs goes with the pretty girls about
ssxn good deal, but it is only when
b goes up on Greenviile Street that
Ja wears a standing collar and his
asu four-in-hand. At other times
10 dresses only ''eyery-day-ways."
Vel On the might referred to Jim
Ind . date" on Greenvlle Street,
u they say in Calhoun Falls, and
AA kaa bought a sky-scraper in the
way of q collar, and new four-in-
hznd which had the proper colors
sAd the proper cut. He. expected to
naake q hit If not q home run when
he put in his appearance all dress
"a up. Jim commenced to dress
earsy. he worked hard at the job
and made good progress until he got
Do that standing collar. He button
I'd Il behind, and the left side final
y yielded, but jim tugged, and
thon he pulled, and then he got hot,
and then he pulled again to get that
night side around to the proper
Place. AT first he was in front of the
mirror, and then he out on the front
porch, and then on the back porch,
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regarding the blind is the fact that
Of 29,242 cases investigated in this
country, 1900 of that number were
born without sight and of these, 7O9
were the offspring of parents who
welded first cousins. Of the total
blind population in America, 79,776
are earning their own living; 67S3
are white and 1893 negroes. The
above figures include all sightless
persons actually making their own
way Independent of others whose yo-
cations vary from that Of agricultur-
alist to store clerk and clergyman.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
- CREDITORS.

So All persons indebted to the es-
tate of A. L. Garrison, deceased,
must make settlement with the un.
dersigned, and all persons having
claims against the said estate must
present them, duly. attested as re-
quired by law, or bo barred. e..
'."*. Mrs. Henri. "a Garrison,
: Executrix.
Mar. 81. 1921 3-wks-chg.
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A WORD OF THANKS.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Eakin, and
members of their family, take this
means of thanking their friends for
their kind attentions on the arrival
and re- burial of the body of their
N, Private Edgar Eakin. -
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VIEWS OF MESSRS.
GARY AND SCHWAB
ON TRADE AFFAIRS
Minority of Business Men and Work
ers Must Learn Principles of
Decency Says Gary
Stress Economy

New York, May 2S-Full return to
satisfactory business conditions will
be slow until the minority Of
business men and workmen who have
ignored the principles of common
honesty are aroused to the necessity
of sound and decent standards. of
conduct, according to Elbert H. Gary
chairman of the United States Cor
poration.
Speaking today before the Ameri-
can Iron and Steel institute. Mr. Gary
who is president said the American
people are not buying enough to
supply themselves fully with the
ordinary comforts of life, although
they have the disposition and the
means to do so. This he explained, was
due to the opinion of the purchasing
pubic that there has not been COM
plete and proper readjustments of
prices. ''. i
'There is an abundance of new
business he said, with both ability
and inclination to place it, waiting
for further adjustments which will
put costs of living, selling prices,
wage rates and other general incomes
on relative parity.
Patience, courage and a fair dis
position will bring satisfactory con-
ditions in due time" .,. ..
Present steel selling. price, Mr.
Gary declared, will not permit any
reduction until wages are further de-
creased. 1t would be unjust he said,
to further reduce wages before the
costs of living are lowered.
Retail prices for many commodi-
ties are much too high. declared Mr.
Gary, adding that without justifca-
tion workmen's wages have been ad-
vanced through reclassification so as
to designate them as skilled men.
The speaker asserted that one oil
the most hopeful signs of the times
was the apparent disposition Of the
present administration at Washing
ton to aid rather than obstruct the
natural and legitimate progress of
business.
Economy is the keynote of quick
recovery of business, said Chas. NJ.
Schwab, chairman of the board of the
Bethlehem Steel company. ="
There must be economy in labor
and above all else in transportation
costs, MIR. Schwab declared, adding
that the steel business would profit
by the economy to which it was fore
ed by business conditions. -
eve are going to be forced to
economize SO as to put our business
here on a basis with that of the steel
business in other countries" he con-
tinued. .a
Expressing belief that the money
shortage and business depression
would end and there would be a re.
turn to normalcy, Mr.. Schwab said:
''This is a time for encouragement
time to be hopeful, time to be op-
timistic and we will all come out all
right. 1 have never lost faith in the
future of the industry or the future
of America" g.. "..
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS.

All persons indebted to the es-
tate of Albert Henry, deceased, are
hereby notified to make settlement
at once with the undersigned; and
all persons holding claims against his
estate must present their accounts,
duly attested, or required by law, or
be barred.
w. A. Calvert,
David H. Henry, Adm'rs.
May 25th, 1921 8 wks-cg
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Ath Cliath was an early name for
Dublin, the present name meaning
Black Pool.
Blankets are named after a Flem-
ish weaver called Thomas Blanket.
The discovery of silk is attributed
to a woman.
The official signature of the ar IL
bishop of York is his Christian name
and "Ebor," Latin for York.
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WANTED will pay cash for an
old Ford car. Any model slc
& 1918. Don't care how battered or
out Of order so T get all Of it, and
the price suits me-. Address K Y.
7 z, care Press and Banner. 5-30col
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FOR SALE-Best quality cream at
80 cents a pint, also fresh eggs.
Phone /. Mrs. D. A. Rogers. 4-1tf
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FOR RENT have several rooms
that will rent very reasonable. See
or phone C. S. Jones. 5,30-Stpd.
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Year eyes arc too far valuable and
precious to risk wearing glasses 30.
seeted ut random, ~ t,...,
The glasses -we furnish will be
made to your individual require
nsenes, and accurate in every detail.
Ozrs is painstaking, dependble
optical service -
s. L. v. llSE N B e E
oPTOMETRIST
TELEPHONES: =.
OHeee 27S Res. 38s
8 1-2 Washington St.
~.. Over MeMurray Drug Co.
- ABBEVILLE, s. c. ...
fBeeoming Glasses Cost No More)
~ III Es
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WANTS

WANTED TO RENT-A six or sew
en- room house in town. APPLY at
Feinstein's Bargain House, Able
vile, s. C. 5, 20-tf. col.
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AUCTION SALES
THos. J. OWEN & SON. Auor1osEERs

Trustees sale Of valuable building lots.
located in the Chevy Chase section Of the
District Of Columbia. to be sold within the
onics of Thos. J. Owen & Son. 1881 a
street northwest. By virtue of thirteen
certain deeds Of trust recorded among tbe
land records Of the District Of Columbia In
ID Liber 1852. at Folio 81; t2) IIber 4307
at Folio 80; (3) Liber 432s at folio a34
~ Liber 4297, at Folio go; (5D Lfber 43I5
at folio 307; 49, Liber 400, at Folio AS:
t) Liber 1851. at Folio 29I CS) Liber 43o3
at Folio 1893; 9) Liber 1854. at Folio 3e4 !:
l10l Liber 1908, at Folio 3Is; QD Liner
44l6, at Folio 4J1: Q2D Lber 4249 at Folio
263, and (l3) Liber 4244 at Folio l33. re-
spectively, default having been made in the
payment Hereunder, and Mt the request of
the party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustee will sell mt public auction Within
the Office Of Thos. J. Owen & Sou, 1881 @
street northwest, on Tuesday. the 18th day
Of April 1921. at 1 o'clock p. m. the fol.
lowing-deseribed lnpd and premises situated
In the District Of Columbia and designa ted
as and being u) lots - and q in square
2027, (2D lot 0. In square 1892; I3I ain Of
lot and the west half by the full depth
OF lot . I'm square 1892. (4l lot IA In square
1901. t5D lot % In square 1891. (6I lots ls
and u in square 1850. t7D all of lot p and
the west one-hak by the full depth Of lot
20 in square 1898, (s) lots q and q In
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PERSONAL.

A CAREFUL STUDY OF THE SITUATION
and the prospects OF our business hooks as
good snd more prosperous: we grow as the
rity grows, and our cash STOCK Keeps
up with the hand wagon: yes. we do buy
ladies' and mems worn suits. Shoes trunks
ete.; tells Us. Main 4145. JUsTH's OLD
STAND. SO D. 4-I59
HUNTERS BED BUG EXTERMINATOR
large bottle and large sprayer sf25:
known everywhere; will not stain bedclothes
or wall paper; guaranteed to do the work
nr money returned. Try Hunters floor oil;
81 per gallon. Phone franklin has. or drop
postal 115 Pa ave. NV. Store open every
Hixnt until 10 p. m. 455
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ACE ONE OF THE FIVE PAGES OF HERALD QUALITY "VANTs'
FARMS
NEAn pnn0
r AN n9M

NEAR POTOMAC, MD. s12.5oo.
o. a.. S-rm. house, nee. farm bidGs.
y. l. sausbury a Co.. 72i 18Th st. N. ssot.
STATE RD.. TO LaPLATA, MD. $500.
800 a unimprUved woodland.
n. L. ssnsbury a Co.. III 18th ST N. Jso4.
IL acres; suitable for suediyisi0n: N near q
Dist libe-S rnh. hOGse on prOTDerty. $500 n.
Mahorney 4 Sullivan. iJs7 Eye. Tel ". Issl.
n acres on Baltic Pike. mr. BeltstlIle. Nd.
Mod. house. gar. sarn. etr.; elec. car. sta
SSa90. Mahorney a sullivan. i521 Eve nv.
40 farm. good mouse. barn, etc. Prince
VIM. Co.. va.-Possessiou- 5000. Ma
borney and Sullivan, 1871 Eye st. nv.
Home. Baltic Pike near BeltsviIle Nd. y
acres: DO debt. S35, 900. Want bus. prop.
apt. etc MahOrney & Sullivan. 1921 Eye 81.
81 ACRES cf grounA at Oxen HIiI. Nd. q
acres clear: running water: barn; 0 miles
from AnacoStia. on splendid road; no better
chicken farm 10 be found. 5000. JOHN v,
DoN0HoE SONS. 3I4 Pa. ave. se.
ACRES Of ground al suitIsnd. Nd, on
perfect State road. Adj. ground selling for
S2Je acre. Money fur. to buiIo. 81 800. JOHN
y. DCNOHoE SONS. Sl4 Pa. ave. se.
CALVERT st nr. 18Th. II rms, . b., anil,
poss. with title, si4.JO0. Money REAL
TY CO.. 72e 18th st. NV.
Mr.. SOLDIERS HOME GROUNDS. Z rms
ami. warrant, s. 1000. Money REALTY
co. 72e l4th st. NV.
| ID ST. nr. 7th, 8 rms. b., lat. heat. 50. 500.
500 cash: bal. easy. Money REALTY
CO., I26 18th st. NV.
18TH ST. nr. y. ms. ami. space foi
garage. 50. 800. 500 cash. Money REAL
rY CO. 726 18th IT. NV.
STREET CORNER. rooms and bath
$500. Money REALTY CO.. 72S l4tl
81. NV.
A STREET nr. 18th. brk.. rms. ami
$500. Money REALTY CO. 72s l4tl
81. NV.
a a.. 10 rms. gar productive soil a roo<
timber Price, $4,000. VIM. II. ssuDder'
& Co. sOT 18th st
NR. BOWIE. ND. Stock & dairy farm
915-A, estate; $4,000; terms. y. Z
iiyOn Co. Inc. I428 st.
Mr.. CLINTON. ND. Up-to-dste 1854 farm
on sta.e I'd; $1,000; terms. \. z. Ryor
90. Inc. 1923 st.
Mr.. CHERRY HILL. VA. 2eO-a. farm
rirh soil etc: $4,000: trade. n. Z
IyOn Co. Inc. 1423 st.
Mr.. GLENDALE. ND. Jo-s.; large hen
merry. -tc., S3.Tjo; terms. y. Z. Ryor
Co. Inc. l423 st.
Mr.. FOUR CORNERS. ND. 2TOS. dsir,
farm: special at SCI. 500; terms. n. Z
| liyou Co. Inc, I42S St
ROCKVILLE PIKE. l. NJ. CITY. : acres
| fruit. small dwE. OutbldEs. electric lights
81. 20. CAYw0OD BROS. 4 GARRETT
Ol5 y. Y. Ave
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DRUG CLERK, REGISTERED. WANTED
in prominent local drug store: exceptional
SONNEL SERVICE BUREAU. 3O2 3O5 Bond
Bldg l4th & Y. Y. ave.
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LOST AND FOUND

IOsT-BETwEEN SOUTHERN BLDG. AND
St. brown velvet bag containing check,
valuable letter and money. Reward Phone
Main an33. 92l 18th st. Abs
LOST-MASONIC RING; SMALL DIAMOND
between double eaEleS+ reward. &. T.
GREEN ZOOS 18th It. 4-l5I
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FURNISHED.

II SECTIONAL FILING CABINET OAK
So. 4 TO 2 BUSINESS BUREAU. 1904
G st NV.
l STEEL LETTER FILE. OLIVE GREEN.
$is6j. TO q BUSINESS BUREAU,
1904 g st. nv.
30 BILL OR INVOICE CABINETS. OAK.
1910. A TO z BUSINESS BUREAU.
1904 G st. NV.
Il WICKER SETTEE WITH LOOSE CUSH-
ions. $3.50. 4 TO BUSINESS BU-
REAU. 1904 G. st. NV
/ WICKER TABLE LAMP. S27.75. TO
BUSINESS BUREAU. 1904 q st. NV.
80 BONES CARBON PAPER, SI.95 BOX
A TO 2 BUSINESS BUREAU. 1904 g
81. NV.
Is DOZEN TYPEWRITER RIBRONS, So IS
per dozen. TO z BUSINESS BUREAU
1904 q st. NV.
l SECTIONAL BOOK CASE. OAK. sos rs.
TO BUSINESS BUREAU. 1894 G
ST. NV.
l MAHOGANY BOOKKEEPER'S DESK,
1927 TO z BUSINESS BUREAU.
1904 q st. NV.
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sALESMANAGER WANTED BY LOCAL
Investment house; only long experienced
men will be- considered NATIONAL PER
SONNEL SERVICE BUREAU. 3O2 -3OJ Bond
Bldg. l4th 4 y. \. ave.
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sALESNEN-CAN YOU SELL FORD AND
Chevrolet necessity? II 80. call at this
office and our combination gasoline hlier
and gauge: every owner is a prospect; costs
nothing to Investigate NATIONAL PER
SONNEL SERVICE BUREAU. 302-3O5 Bond
Bldg. 18th & y. Y. ave.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

7TH ST. Nr. r. I. ave. cigar store and soda
fountain; stock and good will. $500 P.
=. CAREY. 6l7 st NV. =. 6I93.
18TH ST. Nr. ST, 3 rms & b. apt; furni.
ture. $3.50: rent So. r. =. CARLEY. eI7
L st. NV. Fr. 6I93.
KALoRAMA RID. u rms & b.: ami; 500
income mo. good will furniture & prop.
1000. p. r CARLEl. sI7 f st. NV.
7TH ST. Nr. H. is rms; rent. $500: income.
$3.50 per mo-. $3.50. p. r. CARLEY, 6I1
z st. NV. =. 6I93.
JOHN MARSHALL PL.. 1c rms. Rent SIS;
income, sl20; price, S1.OJo. p r. CAR
LEY. IL Z st. NV. r. 6193
18TH ST. NV. Nr. NJ IL rms. ami; ss5
rent; lease; price. $1,000. +. Y CARLEY,
GIL st NV r. 6l93.
18TH ST. y. W Nr. II. Or. & b, Rent. so:
price, sl.l0o. r. =. CARLEY. 6I7 Z st
NV. y. 6193
II ST. Nr. 4TH. Upholstering, second hand
furniture bus; Or & b. $3.50 T. Y. CAR
LEY. 617 st. nv.
U ST. Nr. 14TH. Antique furniture store and
5r. apt. s2l7 rent: price. 5000. p. Y.
CARLEY. 617 st. NV.
U ST. Nr. 18th. Shoe repair shop. Rent, O65:
will accept partnership. $1,000. 2. 2. GAR.
LEY. 6l7 st. NV.
U ST. Nr. 18TH. Shoe repair shop, sla0 ner
mo. rent. Price. $1,000. +. y. CARLEY,
81 st. NV. =. 6lo3.
y. Y. AVE. Mr.. 2ND. Auto accessories: rent
$50; price. $500 or fixtures. 81, 800. p, y
CARLEY. 6lI E st. NV, =. ef9s.
l4TH ST. NV. Nr. Belmont Clear ming estab-
and rms & b. Sale, $l.200. r. =. CAR
LEY, 6l7 E st. NV
FLA. AVE. Dyeing and cleaning store. tailor
ing and 81 b. SIS rent.-sl.eoo p. y.
CARLEY. 61T Z st. NV.
NU
ss5 day: must sell; 5000. p. y. CAs.
LEY, 619 e st. NV.
18TH ST NE. Dry goods store; rent, SsS ::
income, $500 mo. $1,000. p. =. CARLEY.
SIT Z st NV.
Hardware bus. & pr. apt. Rent $3.50 year.
$500. p. +. CARLEY, 617 st. NV.
CONN. AVE. NV. Meat and grocery; yearly
$75, 1000 bus; rent. $lJo; lease. $500. p.
r. CARLEY, Y. 61a3.
5-sT0RY FIREPRoOF pat. IA apts., fur
to rms. & b., rents for $751; 900. expenses
$500. price $685. cash $50. 900. CLAIR
ENCE y. WEIGH, III 18th st. NV. N.
GA. AVE. Nr. LAMONT ST. Delica lessen and
soda fount: s400 wk. income Bargain,
5000. p. y. CARLEr. business broker.
COR. prominent ave. NV, 2 stnrrs. . apis.
above. $500; terms. Money REALTY
CO.. 7ee 1tth st. NV.
10TH ST. n. W. Delicatessen. cigar, sods
fount; $50 900 yr. inc; bargain. $500. p
v. CARLEY. 61J st NV.
ST. sc. nr. 9Th St, 3 6-rm brk. dwr..
new rented. 1880 each. Price 81, go
each; terms. CLARENCE Y. WEIGH, nj
14th st. NV. NJ. $3.50
18th ST. NV. Grocery &. soda store; rood
lease. s.. 200. p. v. CARLEY. sl7 Z 81.
NV.
HOTEL ON PA. AVE. n. W. Store ware rni.
LIST. a., living rms. b.. cleo. alley rear.
$1,000. DAVID Il. BARRY. 1907 II ST.
GROCERY STORE, Ontario rd syr. lease:
remunerstive business. r. r. CARLEY,
617 st. NV. :
GAR. WILL HOLD 16 CARS, eiec., h.-w.h.,
nr. 18th and U SITS. Rent 500 mo- ST. 800
DAVID Y. BARRY. 1907 II ST.
7TH ST. NV. Apt. 4 grocery store; I rms,
b.. good will, etc., 1900. r. v. CARLEY,
61S = st nv.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

Will. CALL IN MY UNLETTERED AUTO
mobile. city or S:'urban, and pay you
highest prices for ladies'. gentIemen's. chill
dren's discarded clothing. will call. K.
hlI e 1882 Ith st. NV. North 1858. 12-450
WE PAY CASH FOR USED GRAPHA-
phone records. piano rolls. drawing sets,
opera and spy glasses, cameras. books, Geo
graphical Magazines. Bring them to sol
st. nv. 400
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE,

FEMALE.
ADVISE THE SCIENTIFIC VOCATIONAL
BUREAU Of your needs. The right per-
son for the right place" 2l2 MunSey Bldg
EMPLOYERS! WE RECOMMEND CERTI-
fed help. INSTITUTE OF VOCATIONAL
RESEARCH. 2lO Munsey Bldg. Frank. 1907.
DRESSMAkING by day or week in private
family. $50 to So. Ref. Clarke's
Agency, 1900 18th st. NV. y. 1855.
SECRETARY. stenographer. experienced in
Congress. & dept. work; 81, 800 $1,000 can
be furnished by Scientific Vocational Bureau.
wANTED-By seamstress. weekend mend
ing. Exp. CIarke's Agency. 1900 18TH
st. NV. 1855.
MAIDS pxpd and reliable Stay nights
Clarke's Agency. 1900 18th st. NV. y 1855.
DAY WORK by reliable girls. references
Clarke's Agency. 1900 18th st. NV. n 1855.
waitress. reliable: go home
nights. Clarke's Agency, 1000 18th st. NV.
1865.
GENERAL hOusewOrkers, reliable and ex-
perienced. Stay nights. Clarke's Agency,
1000 18th st. NV. 1895.
CooKS-For boarding house. reIiahJe and eI-
Perienced. CIarke's Agency. 1900 18th st.
NV. 1855.
MAID-RsliabIe, . in family. Stay nights
$50. Clarke's Agency. 1900 18th st. NV.
y 1865.
COOK-in private family. go home nights
so. Clarke's Agency. 1900 18th St NV.
y 1855.
PUBLIC STESOGRAPHER on HAND AT
all times for that rush work. Call Main
1A2l and ask for Miss LeTner. NATIONAL
PERSONNEL SERVICE BUREAU. 3Oa- -3O5
Bond Bldg. 1Ith y. Y. ave.
OVER $50 OF THE LARGEST CONNER.
"ial concerls in town use our personnel
service; they have tested IL and know its
merits; 1t is also at your service: Just call
MIN 644. NATIONAL PERSONNEL, sERy-
ICE BUREAU, 3O2-3O5 Bond Bldg. 18th 4
y. J. ave.
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oHet. "AShlNtIOS HERALD, Business
ofice. 2-232
10 LEGAL SIZE FILING CABINETS.
oak. each $I7.65. A TO BUSINESS
BUREAU. 1904 st. NV.
1 COMBINATION STEEL FILING CABI-
NET. S72. TO Q BUSINESS BUREAU.
1904 G st. NV.
1 TELEPHONE TABLE. OAK, si365. A
TO BUSINESS BUREAU, 1904 st.
NV.
USED OFFICE RUG, $3.50. TO z
BUSINESS BUREAU, $3.50. 1894 @ st.
NV.
I3 SMALL sALEsMEN'S DESKS, OAK.
each. s2s.75. TO BUSINESS BU-
REAU. 1904 X st. NV.
WHITE ENAMEL BED. COMPLETE WITH
springs, mattress, pillows, blankets and
comforter. $40 s.. A TO 2 BUSINESS
BUREAU. 1904 G st. NV.
on GA. AVE. mr.. PIX. rd., 1-sty. brk.
stores. mod. Price. $1,000. both. Money
REALTY CO.. 726 18th st. NV.
. sTY. brk. bldg, store. rms & b.. in
bus. sec. incl. good will & fxt $1,000
Money REALTC CO.. 726 18th St NV.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-13
BUSINESS PROPERTIES
CsntInued.


sTH ST. Above \. I. Rents sI4e mo: Lot
2sxIJ0. alley. s15.O0o CAYwOoD BROS.
& GARRETT. 9l5 MY. Ave.
"a. AVE. Grocery business. 5000 income
mo-: stock. good will, lease, etc.. 81. .Soo
r. p. cARI-EI. 6l7 1t. NV.
sTH ST. n. OF Pat. on. 0 rms q b., h.w.h.
Rapidly changing to business. si2.O0o.
CAYwOoD BROS. GARRETT. 9i5 y. !.
Ave. IT
orn 81. Nv. Cafeteria; so a day; owner
leaving town. 5000. p. y. cARLEY. eli
Apt House. ss90oo. Yearly rent si4.0o0. 30
apis. Nr 18th a Park I'd. Msndier-Brodt
q Co., o27 New York Ave. n. W.
;TH ST. NV. Grorery store: also 10 rms &
b.; good will. $1,000. +. v. CARLEY. eli
Z st. NV. y. 6I9S.
sJ9.OOU Apt House. Renr $3.50. Nr. Line.
Park. IL Apis. Mandler-DrOdt & Co.. S2I
New York ave. NV.
ID MBARTON AVE. Beauty parlor: store.
$50. L. Y. CARLEY, 6l7 81. NV.
r. 6i9s.
Apt. House. cor. srd 81. nj. II. I. Ave. \.
W. Rent 81. SEQ. Price, s12,5O0 Msnd,
icr-Brodt 4 Co.. 927 New York ave. nv.
GA. AVE. Millinery shop; also rm 4 b.;
garage. $3.50. 7. y. CARLEi, 6l1 d
st, NV.
% AflF, ScoS tuo.s
non res. own. wants oner. JOHN ".
DoSoHoE SONS. 3l4 Pa. ave. se.
is room house, gas and electricity, steam
heat $500. l.. y. cARLEY, GIT u
NV.
18th st. near s-store and fats. So, 900.
Petty and Petty,
1423 New York ave. Main 5l21.
IL room roomiug- house; downtown loo. h..
VIII: get busy. p. y CARLEY, 6l7 z
1T. NV.
Light grocery on Pa. ave-. near 10Th st.
retiring. sacrifice. $500. r. y. CAR.
LEY. 81 st. NV.
Grocery and market store; 18th st. loc.
weekly bus 5000. ESQ. 2. y. CAR.
LEY. ST. st. NV.
DPlra lessen soda fountain. fixtures; doing
paying bus: retiring. $4,000. =. y.
CARLEI. 617 v ST. NV
DeIicatessen. light grocery near government
building; sacrifice for s.. 700. p. r. CAT
LEY. 81 ST. NV.
Dry goods notion store; doing paying bust,
ness; must sell. 5000. p. y. CARLEY,
6l7 st. NV.
Beauty parior for coIored trade: real money
maker. $50. p. Y. CARLEY, sl7
-. NV.
ia kerry. delicatessen business; uptown; nice
rooms: good business. Price. $500. p,
2. CARLEY. 6I7 Z St NV.
IIunchroom: downtown: several rooms: long
lease; good business; cost s22. 900; sell
200. r. Y. CARLEY. 6lT Z st NV.
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