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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-29
SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
It's Grandmother's Recipe to
Bring Back Color and
Lustre to Hair.

That beautiful, even shade Of dark.
glossy hair can only be had by brew
ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sui
phur. Your hair is your charm. II
makes or mars the face. When 1t
fades, turns gray or streaked. just an
application or two of Sage and Sui
phur enhances it's appearance hun
dredfold.
Don't bother to prepare the mix
ture; you can get this famous old
recipe improved by the addition OF
other ingredients at a small cost, all
ready for use. It is called Wyeth's
sage and Sulphur Compound. This can
always be depended upon to bring
pack the natural color and lustre OF
your hair. o :
=, Everybody uses ''wyeth's" Sage and
sulphur Compound now because 1t
uarkens so naturally and evenly that
NOBODY can tell 1t has been applied.
You simply dampen q sponge or s1ft
t Srush with it and draw this through
me hair, taking one small strand at
ume; by morning the gray hair has
disappeared, and after another appli-
cation 1t becomes beautifully dark and
sppears glossy and lustrous. This
t.eaay-to-use preparation is delight
IuI toilet requisite for those who de-
sire dark hair and youthful appear
ance. X Is not intended for the cures
uliugatson Or prevention or disease.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-29
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e. SR
BEAUTIFUL RECEPTION
AT TEA ROOM.

The ladies of the Calvary Episco-
pal church Paris Guild entertained
at beautiful reception Tuesday af-
ternoon from to in honor of
the going away of Miss Rosalie Smith
and the incoming of Mrs w. H.
Estes, who from this time on will oc-
cupy the position in the Tea Room
held SO long and so efficiently by
Miss Smith.
The tables were adorned with bril-
ilant fall flowers, crimson lilies,
bright zinias, roses and golden glow
being used on the window lodges
and against the mantels.
Maple nut cream was served to the
100 guests who called to express their
regret at the departure to Washing.
ton of Miss Smith, and to felicitate
Mrs. Estes upon her becoming a
member of the Tea Room family.
I'm the receiving line were Miss
Smith, Mrs. Estes, Miss Maria Har-
rold, Miss Annie Mclaughlin and
Miss Martha Cobb. all of whom wore
beautiful costumes, and received the
visitors in charming manner.
Mrs, James Davenport greeted the
guests at the door, and Mrs. John
A. Cobb directed them to the regis
ter, where J. J. Hardy. also mem
Der of the Tea Room family, super
intended the registration of the
names on this happy occasion.
Serving were Miss Alice Harold,
Miss Martha Tvey, Miss jamie Viii.
l'alns, Miss Lu.ile Williams, Miss
Dorothy Dunaway, and Miss Norma
Dunaway.
The afternoon hours were spent
in bright conversation. and passed all
too quickly
Miss Smith, together with Miss 10
Mckay, have been in charge of the
Tea Room since its organization 4
years ago, and have made hundreds
of friends by their affable manner
and pleasant dealings with all with
whom they come in contact. In the
going of Miss Smith the Tea Room
realizes a distinct loss, which but for
the consent of Mrs. Estes to fill the
place would be Unreasonable.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-29
AUSTRALIA SEEKS MILLION
FAMILIES FROM ENGLAND

SIDNEY, Sept. 28-A body known
as THE Million Farms Committee"
has been formed at Sidney for the
purpose of furthering Sir Joseph
Carruther's scheme to settle 1,0O0,-
coo families from Great Britain on
available fertile lands in Australia.
Sir Joseph is at present stumping
the country in behalf of a fund of
81 100000 to carry out the plan.
Contributions for several thousands
of dollars have already been obtain
go in Sidney, while other men of af-
fairs have undertaken to provide the
land, homes and stock for given
numbers of families as soon as they
reach Australia.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-29
BROKE BOTTLEOF
EVIDENCEIN Vain
Man Who Had Liquor Found
Guilty Despite Attempt To
Thwart Law

When Jack Twedell, white, mar.
BILE yard worker, broke the bottle of
whisky he was carrying when Po-
lice Officer Redmond surprised him
while intoxicated a few weeks ago
he thought he was destroying the evil
dence sufficiently to preclude the
making out of case against him.
But he calculated wrongly, for a jury
in the City court Tuesday afternoon
found him guilty of having liquor in
his possession, despite the inability
of Solicitor Chappell to bring the
liquor into the court, and Judge
Harper Wednesday sentenced him~to
go days on the chain gang or pay
q fine Of $50. It was contended by
the defense that the broken bottle
contained extract, but the states wit
ilesses testified the scent of LIQUOR
was strong where the fumes rose.
Sentence was suspended by Judge
Harper on Warren Neill, an aged and
crippled negro, convicted of having
liquor in his possession to give him
an opportunity to get out and raise
money to pay a fine. Neill was ar
rested few weeks ago on South Lee
street after he had put out of his
wagon Cicero Ray, blind negro pea
nut vender who had become hilarious
from too much liquor and who was
sentenced in City court Monday. A
small quantity of LIQUOR was found in
the wagon, which the police held as
evidence. When called for in court
Tuesday the bottle could not be
found, but it was located this morn !.
ing after verdict had been return
ed.
Five months or S52 on one count
and 3 months or $50 on the second
was pronounced by Judge Harper on
Lemmie Rhodes, one of the negro
women shoplifters from Plains who
pleaded guilty Monday. Other City
court cases disposed of since the pre.
vious report were:
Eldridge Moore, having whisky,
settled on payment of costs.
Pearl Johnson, nolles pressed.
Andrew Butt, acquitted.
Fred Hines, cheating and swindl-
ing. nolle pressed.
Amanda Thomas, assault and bat
terry. acquitted.
Alex Jacobs, assault and battery,
nolle pressed.
Richard Duff, gaming, nolle pross-
ed.
Gus Shealey, having whisky, nolle
pressed
C. B. Derrick, cheating and swindl-
Sng settled on payment of costs.
John Douglas Carter, assault and
battery, acquitted.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-29
BEATEN HUSBAND ASKS
POLICE FOR PROTECTION

HONOLULU, Sept. Honolulu
has husband beater. Husbands
elsewhere will be relieved to know
that the victim in this case, being too
small to defend himself with fists or
club, has appealed to the court for
redress.
The husband, Chinese, caused his
wife, Mrs. Chung Sau, an Hawaiian,
to be summoned to court where he
exhibited a scar on his forehead and
wounds on his back, Inflicted, he
said, by his wife. He said she had sew
eral times threatened to kill him.
The wife, who is considerably larg-
err than he is, was fined SIS. The
court ordered that their five children
be taken from the mothers home to
a safe place.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-29
MEMpHIs LOSES SERIES.

FORT WORTH, Sept. 29.-The
Fort Worth Panthers, twice victors
in the Texas League, yesterday won
their second consecutive baseball
championship of the South, defeating
the Memphis team, pennant winners
of the Southern Association, by 3 to
0. The victory gave Fort Worth the
championship with four games out of
six played. Joe Pate, the Partners
left handed lace" won three games
of the series Oscar Tuero pitched
good ball for Memphis, holding Fort
Worth to six hits, the same number
made by Memphis.
Score: r. Fl, E
Memphis 1000 600 ooo--O p
Fort Worth 100 020 O0x-S 6 o
Tuero and Hungling; Pate and Ha-
worth.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-29
Only two scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Where They Play oday.
Cleveland at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia.
Washington at Boston.
Only three games scheduled.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-29
TO WEAR TREATY
OPPONENTSDOWN
Majority Plans Night Sessions Of
Senate Until Foes Agree To
Voting Date

WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.-Presi-
dent Harding is understood to have
given his approval today to the plans
of the senate Republican leaders to
expedite ratification of the peace
treaties with Germany, Austria and
Hungary.
The program conteGlplates night
sessions beginning tonight and con
tinuing until the opponents are agree
able to fixing date for voting. The
president is said to be satisfied with
the situation.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-29
SPORTS
3 A Sc ALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Where They Play Today
Pittsburg at st. Louis.
Only one game scheduled.

CHICAGO, Sept. 20. = Chicago
evened the series with Cincinnati yes
terday by winning the last game of
the season here, to ]. The locals
clinched the game by buncning hits
in the fifth inning.
Score: K. h. Is
Cincinnati ZOO 0O1 000-1 /
Chicago loo 020 00x-3 5
Donohue, Geary and Douglas; Mar
tin, Kaufman and O'Farrell.
BOSTON, Sept. 20. - Bost lost
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-29
HUTCHINSON ELIMINATED

NEW YORK, Sept. 29-The climb
nation yesterday of Jock Hutchinson
of Chicago, holder Of the British open
golf championship and playing
through defender of the professional
golfers association championship,
was the first real upset of the tour
nament at the Inwood Country club.
He was defeated by Gene Sarazan,
Titusville, Pa, by the overwhelming
score of up and 7 to play. Sarazan
played perfect golf while Hutchinson
was way off his usual form.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-29
POLAND AND RUSSIA
CONCILIATE ON PACT

. LONDON, Sept. Is (By Asso-
ciat press.) - Polish officials here
state this afternoon that after a full
exchange of notes between the Polish
and Russian Soviet governments, ne
gotiations concerning execution by
Russia of the peace treaty signed in
Riga had taken a favorable turn to.
ward Cancellation.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-29
2 RELIGIONS HOPE
FOR DISARMAMENT

WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.-Repre.
sentative of two religions, Christ
ianity and Buddhism, conveyed to
President Harding today their hopes
for the success of the armament con-
ference.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-29

its last home game of htc season
yesterday to Brooklyn . to ), the Wis.
TORS hitting Cooney and Townsend
freely.
Score: r. Il. E.
Brooklyn Ill 004 1913 Is >
Boston loo 800 1905 8 3
Gordonier, Ruether and Taylor;
Cooney, Townsend and O'Ncil.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-29
PAt.,- THREE
MACON TO SEE CHAMPS

MACON, Sept. O'clock Hutehi-
son and Jim Barnes, British open
golf champion and national open
champion of the United States, re-
spectlveig, together with Bobby Jones
of Atlanta, the Southern sensation,
will be among the golfers to take part
in the annual Idle Hour Country
clubs golf tournament that is to get
under way here next month.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-29
LOW NECKs TABOO.

LONDON, Sept. ga witness
appeared in Magistrate Malone
court in Tottenham wearing low-cut
blouse. The magistrate reprimanded
her and warned women not to appear
before half dressed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-29

BOSTON, Sept. 20. - Bost lost
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-29

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-Fcn-
mock was more effective in the pinch.
es than Naylor, and Boston defeated
Philadelphia yesterday, to a.
Score: K. Il. Il
Boston ......210 010 010-5 Z /
Philadelphia O10 600 201-4 II 3
Pennock and Walters; Naylorr
Freeman and Wyatt.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-09-29
S

Mr.. and Mrs. W.D. Tiedeman an.
nounee the birth on Tuesday, Sep
tember 81, of a son, who has been
named Walter D., Jr.
Evening star., 1921-01-28
SOUTHEAST

N. Edelson. 1901 G street
Ira ". Paine, sos Ninth street
Albert A. Fuss, SIG Eighth street
Harry Rea. 761 Seventh street
A. NJ. Downs, 1025 9TH St.
Jacob Greenbcrg, COL E street
Otto j. Botsch, Fourth and E SITS.
]. s. Owen, SO G street
H. Woolf, 1862 Hickman place
Joel Weinstein. lat G street
Sam Rosengarten, 1877 N street
Jos. Rods, 500 Virginia avenue
T. ". Bowles, 1909 Pa. ave. Sc.
John Thre, 2501 Pennsylvania ave.
Sanitary Meat Market. 1920 MINI.
ave.
John Kennek. 2217 Prout street
Gen. Major. 1900 Minnesota ave.
C.. Winkler, 1885 u street
II. v. O. Sigworth, 1917 w street
N. Loveless. 1904 Nichols avenue
e. N. Matttngly, 1898 Nichols ave.
e. Coopersmith, 3132 Nichols ave.
Howard Brady, 2725 Nichols ave.
Morris Lashman, 1T Sumner I'd.
Frank G. Lindsay, 2215 Nichols
avenue.
Evening star., 1921-01-28

NJ. Feedstein. 36 D street
NJ. Zola, 406 First street
s. Cohen, so1 B street
H. e. Keller, 3o1 Third street
Sam Shapiro. 4os E. Capitol street
Isaac Kushner, 103 14th street
S. Peake, 100 Sixth street
Dominicos, 800 S. Carolina ave.
+. Bellucci, 922 C street
Adam Dergelman, 104 c street
Abe Silverman, 312 Eleventh st.
Max e. Snyder, 400 Eleventh st.
Lewis Spectre, 34S 18th street
W. L. Ekrlick. 400 C street
Theo. Himmelberg, 1401 E street
Leopold Hoddes. 1400 Pa. ave.
w. r. Bruner. 1877 Pa. ave.
F. Goodan, 1434 Potomac ave.
Saml. kosenblum, 1541 c street
Max Goldberg, 800 18th street
David LAUDER, 18th and B sts.
b. Pollard, 1920 A street
r. Shapiro, 1901 Pa. ave.
H. Abelman. 1901 G street
Miller Market, 1901 Potomac ave.
David Falk, 1000 18th street
NJ. Abramson, 1901 l street
Evening star., 1921-01-28
NORTHEAST

NJ. Gasgaur. 800 E street
A. Cohen, 42S Third street
r. III. Owen, 421 e street
n. Holtzman, 900 e street
Fred Shuster, 700 F. street
Max Sislen, 656 Ninth street
Evening star., 1921-01-28

Bcnj. Kirman, 1892 Sixth street
W. p. Rockecharlie, sol M street
B. Middledorf, $40 l. street
F. Spigone, 1000 Third street
D. Blum, 1898 Fifth street
r. Meuick, 301 X street
Evening star., 1921-01-28
NORTHEAST

A. Galblum, 666 Mass. ave.
C. f. Burns, 5 e. Capitol street
S. Block, 80 Fifth street
j. Newton, Z Second street
NJ. H. Bunder, 201 E street
Hummer & Hummer, 14S c stree
Evening star., 1921-01-28

f. Reznick, z01 Fifteenth street
r, Schwartz, 1888 r street
N. Coonin, 401 14th street
NJ. Shapiro, e55 18th street
Mid-City Market, 2724 18th st.
Spund Bros, 2101 r. 1. avenue
Evening star., 1921-01-28
NORTHEAST

1. Shapern, North Capitol and l
II. Block. rs Seaton place
III. Sisson, 10 r street
n. Gendelman. ia Quincy st.
w. Hussey, 241 r street
Evening star., 1921-01-28

]. ". Weber, %oz II street
J. 6paigha, 80 Fourth street
a. n. Ytye. SIS L street -,
Nick Natsn, sse Ninth street
II. OkivAlla, 10th and H streets
Kabfk 4 FeldnAn, 1909 H street
Kalmaa 4 Britler, 1109 Florida
avenue.
II. Ja6e, 1901 Morse street
I. Abeeson, 1872 Florida avenue
J. KRaas 4 Son. $40 Thirteenth st
/. Isuadenbaxa, 1900 stfsst
Evening star., 1921-01-28

VIM. e. Withen. 800 Ga. ava.
Jacob Katz, 400 First street
". L. Trrett, 2 New York ave.
1. Plat, 332 A street
Fl. Patlen, 655 Morton street
Evening star., 1921-01-28
NORTHEAST

Chas. Hsxhtn, IT,, F street
G. A. 6eheneh, 1855 Bladensh. I'd.
Clarence Phelps, 1864 BiadenS. I'd
John BrayShaw, SIT A street.
O. ". sonston. 252 Tenth street
". G. Prockelton, 255 Tenth st.
1. Terry. 24S Eleventh street
O. Ciarrocchi, 826 d street
Bracken Bros, 8 D street
NJ Bchrmaan, 713 e street :
NJ Bur1n, 3 G street
]. Hais. sol Seveuth stzsk
Evening star., 1921-01-28

VIM. ]. Randore6, 600 10th st.
Elias GelmAn, PIT 10th street
r. A. Hurley, 500 E street
Nathan S1veKman, $50 E street
II. T. hauer, 337 Seventh street
M. Kaufman, 700 Ninth street
Frank S. Saunders, 500 G street
-.aryling & Cook, SOL Seventh st
Emil SPAIN, 1923 Sixth street
Evening star., 1921-01-28

W. r. Sherwood, SS Q street
J. Kernhouser, 4ss " street
NJ. Meyerson, 212 Sd street
n. Rosenblatt, 944 Florida avenue
]. T. jenkins. soos I'd street
8. Hanard, 1884 Wisconsin avenue
White House Market, s44 I street
b. Whitman. 1400 kth street
v. shugrue, 1s4s 9Th street
Isidor o. Kin, AL N street
Mrs. Bessie Messenger,121s 5th st.
Charles Rosenfleld, 1901 5th st.
Jacob Kleine, 1888 4th street
Jesse Falcon, 421 NJ street
William Wiegmann, 400 N. Y. ave.
NJ. Alloy. 315 @ street
Isaac Greenberg. 400 1st street
r. Wolfe, 1910 N. Capitol street
Mary Sullivan, 14o1 Sd street
Sam Chasen. 304 N street
David Cohan. 2o1 Morgan street
B. Seigle, 1899 1st street
Frank Saudler. so Fenton place
J. H. Goodrich. 724 F street
Mays Meat Market, 429 7th street
X. Clifford, 2447 P street
Jacob Rosenbloom. 2601 P street
James G. Mcqueen, 11s3 11th st.
A. Lanezzo. 3003 NJ street
Enoch Barnes, 3057 NJ street
George c. Burncs. :1se Fla. ave.
Quality Store, 1886 + street
William NJ. OlifY. 1901 T street
Mrs. A. Cooperstein, 500 Goth st.
Max & Co., 1899 goth street
Joseph Potts, 1000 20th street
H. Brill. 1922 M street
Cortney & Smith. 1910 N. H. ave.
Fred ]. Sahnm. 1906 10th street
Frank Gittleson, 1890 21st street
J. H. Magruder, Connecticut
avenue and X street
B. Weisblatt, ss1 23d strest
L. W. Bailey. 1894 LIST street
n. Berman. s3s 25th street
/. Goldberg, 1000 25th street
r. Kaufman, 242s LIST street
w. F. Burns, 2S3z r street
Louis Fildman, 2401 r street
NJ. Silverman. 24oo Virginia ave.
Ralph Kasopsay, $500 K street
/. Cohen, $3.50 I street
Jake Klegman. $500 I street
Alfred p. crorner, sol 11st street
Benjamin seigsl, 1924 H street
]. ". McDevitt, 2o41 X street
p. Boxer. 1853 2ist street
Blue Ridge Farms Company. 1923
17th street
James A. Sauer, 56os Broad
Branch road
Molten Market, 2oo7 LIST street
Harry Meader, 1892 LIST street
Lehman Market, 343s 18th street
Louis-Mensch. 1888 Ontario road
/. Novick. 2343 17th street
H. Schihman. 11th and N streets
The Carolina Market, 18th and
o streets
BENZ. Decklebaum: 1893 18th at.
Adam Ehlshagef. 1859 P street
T. N. eamaha, 1874 18th street
Moreiand Brothers, 1l13 18th st.
J. Roeha Brothers, 1881 18th st.
Frank Danreri. ss2 M strsst
Peter Zydas. sss N street
Katie McDevtt4, S34 N strsst
Paul Costa, 1904 9Th street
Sam Keller, 621 l. street
David Bym.n, e3s N street
J. Luria and Son, 1870 7th street
Samuel Epstine, 1911 7th street
New York Herring Store. 1904
7th street
Joseph Rosenstein, 1928 9Th st.
Harry A. Lemmer, 1889 5th street
Chris Rammling, 3l1 Pa. ave.
Jacob Riehl, SOL H street
red Jaeger. 511 II street
Chas. Compton, 4o1 street
Rappa 4 Son. Third and I streets
John GsanArea, 517 II street.
Amberto Anessd. 500 q street
John W. Falson, lie + street
W. Wahl, N. Jersey Sve. and r st.
IL. 8. Burke, zoo Rhode Island ave.
NJ. Lipshitz, 234 Florida avenue
G. ". SatterAeld, 23S r. I. ave.
A. Lanomau, go D street
Kaminsky 4 Son. 1e1k y Yifth 1t.
Evening star., 1921-01-28
SOUTHWEST.

A. Leiderman, 1901 Sixth street
Morris Wolfson, 727 Sixth street
1. Feldman, $50 Third street
S. Washington Co. & Son, AL
Delaware avenue
Jacob Gordon, 81 G street
Henry Sheer, 734 Third street
f. Cunningham, 700 Third street
r. j. Barley, 233 I street
VIM. oshinsky. 1892 ~ street !
Evening star., 1921-01-28

NORTHWEST

NORTE
M. L. Finard, 2153 Ward place
g. Hanson, 1857 ED street
Scher Bros, 2153 Newport ave.
A. Kamminsky. 1923 23d street
Isaac Greenberg, 400 First st.
S. Potts, 1147 22d street
L. F. de Thieny, 407 Canal road
Eagle Market, 1888 NJ street
d. W. Rickitts, 1927 Potomac ave.
Mrs. A. Il. Mcdonald, 1o4s Wis
consin avenue
b. F. Williams. 1868 35th street
Miss o. X. .Haeberle, 3431 o street
". A. Thomas, 3415 o street
Angelo Kalognoinos, 1852 U st.
C. B. Pinckney. 20Os 14th street
Samuel Freeman. 2202 14th street
Joe Cohn, 2206 18th street
Jos. Porter, 1888 11th street
S. Kessler, 1928 14th street
H. Katzman. 1900 10th street
John Caplan. 1901 18th street
G. G. Cornwell & Son, 1415 H st.
OREGON Market, 1922 18th street
A. Crowell, 1886 r street
o. Piani, 1917 18th street
S. Subber, 1857 Corcoran street
Lakes Market, 1914 14th street
Dave Mirvish, 1909 T street
George f. Tucker. 1908 U street
Chas. Walinsky, 2012 18th street
Central Grocery CO., 1900 q street
Samuel Rossi. 1901 T street
d. Minkon, 1853 T street
Wyman Warksman, 1901 S street
Lenkin Bros. Mkt, 1925 14th 81.
Angelo Chicca, 1926 18th street
John Doons, 1914 14th st.
Thos. Bethel, 17Is 14th street
Jos. Marchi, zoos Florida avenue
d. Cataldi, 201s Florida avenue
8. Goldman, 2011 s street
Morris Sisselman, 31os M street
Fl. Favelson. 1924 18th street
Renshav Bros, 1901 N street
49,
versis Bros, 1901 9th street
J. Bassett, 1909 9th street
J. A. Junlo, Fifth and X streets
Victory Delicatessen. 1900 9th 1t.
N. ourimau. 1851 9Th street
NJ. Robinson, 1888 9Th street
Steve Jamides, 11o3 Vermont ave.
J. A. Kunlo, Convention Hall Mkt.
Wv. Rosenberg, 1880 7th street
S,einberg & Morrison. go N st.
H. Miller. 1914 5th street
NJ. Zaltraw. 1929 5th street
s. Gatkin. 1856 Third street
Rasson Bros, 10 @ street
Jas. Minkin, 1901 First street
N. Rubin, 30 O street
Louis Rosenberg, 81 o street
l.. Ockershamin. 226 Center Mkt.
Geo. N. Fries, % Center Market
Cohen 4 Dorfman, 1742 Col. road
j. G. Ginliaai. 174s Col. road
Stephen Sheehy. 1860 Mt Pleasant
N. L. Pulliam. 1867 Calvert street
+. c. Robinson. 221s 18th street
Charles George. 1900 wyo. ave.
H. Geller, 1l4o Newton street
Kalarma Fruit Co.. 1928 18th st.
Ketchal & Co., 48 Arcade Mkt.
Andy Cottini, 14th street
Piney Branch Market, 55o5 14th
Gus Kalatzes. 1243 Shepherd st.
(Shepherd Grocery
L. d. Worm, 3510 Center street
Dimmette Bros, 5s12 Georgia ave
Izatz 8. Weiner. 5eo7 Georgia ave
j. 81. Crown, Georgia avenue and
LongfeIlow street
Clifton Market 24os 18th street
b. Udo6. 42s Taylor street
N. P.zyai1, 50 g street
easn Lsvinson, So e street
Sam Alloy, Second and d streets
e. II. Smith, 900 Indiana avenue
Mrs. Goldman. 925 e street
Washington Wholesale Grocery
Company, 307 10th street
Evening star., 1921-01-28
OUTLYING TOWNS

G. o. CobeFth, Fort Myer Hts, Va.
f. W. Banse. Fort Myer Hts, Va
Tony Fusco, Fort Myer Hts, Va.
Louis Rubin, Clarendon, Va.
T. J. CFuek, Ballston, Va.
j. J. Bray, Ballston, Va.
Ernest NJ. Shreve. Cherrydale. Va.
". C. Wright, Cherrydale, Va.
b. N. Gibson, East Falls Ch. Va.
J. G. Abbott, Falls Church, Va.
Evening star., 1921-01-28

W. s. Brown q Co., Mt. Rainier.
Md.
A. Pekofsky, Mount Rainier, Md.
Fine Bros, Mount Rainier. Md.
Carr Bros. & Boswall, Inc, Hyatts-
vile, Md.
A. r.. Lewis, Hyattsville, Md.
B. Goldstein, Riverdale, Md
e. T. Harrison & Co., College
Park, Md.
McNamee Bros, Berwyn, Md.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-01
AUCTION SALES

ON FRIDAY. JUNE 10. 1921, AT 1o:aO
Z o'elocx =. m. at l739 Seventh street
northwest we will sell to-tl;e highest bidder
all goods stored in the following names IA
enforce liens for storage and other eharsss
Mary Jordan. ". Spencer or II. IT. sprirrs.
Annie WoAi. Allen Bell. Geo. W. Johnson.
Mrs. ~ Day and Rob- Brown. Intercsted
parties take notice. THE PEOPLES
sIokAGE AND EXPRESS COMPANY, I739
ma24,5ue Pan
The Washington herald., 1921-06-01
Garages For Sale
Motorcycles and Bicycles.

WE BUILD GARAGES OF BRICK. TIL
concrete hlo~kS or metal: prices riC
For estimate phone North 6STs s.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-01

GIRL TO answer phone: SIS a week
STESOGRAPHER-Lav office; S1lO mo.
STENOG GRAPHER-Tsmporary work; IS day
SIS a week.
WASHINGTON BUSINESS BUREAU.
10 18th st. 1l6
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OR 10 ROOM HOUSE IN VICINITY OF
new interior Department. Must be reason,
able. Can make substant cash payment.
No agents need apply. BOX IO3-D. Herald
onice. Sol
The Washington herald., 1921-06-01

SEE MACH ABoUT REPAIRS on YOUR
wheel. cheapest rates and guaranteed
work. NEW YORK CYCLE co. I0l ~
st ~. ~
SLN ERAL TSED BICYCLES FOR SALE
at sl= nd GP. i0i a. u. sw. IS
CI EvELAND. 1919. ace shape. q =. tst
dem. 500 .sSh. J. S. BERRYNAN. loll
9th nv.
EXCELSIOR. 1919 a side car. nic. -ondI-
tion. 500: terms 8. BERRYNAS.
lnli 9th
HARLEY DAVIDSON. double eide vs..
nearly new. SIS. J. s. BERRTNAN,
loll stn NJ.
FARLEY DAVIDSON. 1911. nsrsetO. y n.
tandem. speedometer. Al cond.. ttTs:
terms. BERRYNAN. IoII sh no.
HARLEY-pAvIDsoN. electric. 1919. ~
bi.iIt A. re-enameied. good as new: terns.
J. s. BERRYNAN. 1oii 9th AZ.
INDIAN. 1919 rI.ct-fc a SIDE car. Al eont.
new tires. s2TS; term. J. 8. BERRY
MAN. iOlI 9th bs.
INDIAN twin arht--eisht. lcot- ns-. rcc<
rGnnins order. $50 J. 9. BERRYNAN.
Io1I 9th Nv .