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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

ioutnotC t---Docs not include
twelve authorized, but held In
unuy1nlc.
lootnotc 2---Doos not Include one
du hor2od, but not under contract
lootnutc 3---Does not include six
authorized, but not under. contract.
iootuutc Included ln the forty.
seven now building are five known
to be iu the cla of dcsiroy,rq of
the ilrs. lime, ctr actual tonnage
Us not known. rhe least tonnage
for the class h rccn assumed for
them
footnotc 5--Thc displacement Of
only TWO OF these boats is known nc.
curately Tho other seven are prob
ably Of the same isrlaccment. and
Ihls assumption has been made.
Inutuotc b--rhere are building
ana authorized twenty-cight aubf,n.
rinoa. Class unknown They are
known to displacc between 500 and
L3OO tons each. Tho mid-dispIace-
mont OF 1850 tons kas been assumed.
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GUNS ON BROADSIDI3S OF CAPT.
TAI SHIPS, FIRST LINE.


the Dates january T. 1901,
and January {, 1905
Britain Japan France Italy
No Tons No Tons 80 Tons 40 Tons
Cruiycrs.
75lT 7,234
13 g6,S5O . C.S40
DS truycr~.
10 71C3 90 9.87l 3,gt2
Submarines.
10 2.3G2 800 90, ll2O3
AirCrufts Curricrs.
/ 7,45O
Totals
$4,000 34lf36I 2SlTI78 GO g2379
United States.
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SWAP COLLIE PUP, MONTHS OLD,
valuable for country. for poultry or any
thing Of same value that's useful. I161
Neal st. ne. 1-6g4
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BIRTHS.

wkits
Joseph 7. and Myrh {. Entwisls. rirI.
Samuel n. and Mary 2 Evans. rirI
Norman H. and Nellie NJ Murphy. girl
Hubert W. and Virginia p MobIev. rirl.
Louis end Alice LChtCrmun rirl
Ernest / and Catherine T Allen. rirI
Fred I. and Anna Y GOOde EirI
Edwin y and Margaret L. Dick. hnv.
Barnes C. and Mildred A Beall. girl.
Leo and Elizabeth Fowler hoy
hSlsey d. and Mary Roger. rIrl
EuEehe n. and Anita Il. Poster. girl
Clarence B. and Anna X Owens girl
Leo d. and lennie y. PIunkert hoy
John and Alice Haywood boy
Wallace n. and Jean EdihFtOn boy.
Ralph and Grace MEcCuIloch girl
Harry and Louise Pitts FirI
Earl u. and Helen c. Stewart. huy
Curtis D. and Mary d. Cecil boy
George A and Tlerrsa G. YouuF FIri-
Rudolph and Minnie SqHmbeIIH. bOy
william L aud Bessie NJ Trew FirI
Rosario J and Nellie n IombGrdO. boy
James A and Henrietta NJ Perley. FirI
Bernard n. and Pave HathC9Cf boz
Lyndon n. and Jessie BHylies boz
Carson V and Jessie Martin. boy
James and Helen ChshEEa. boy
william J and Eurenia McCuw hoy.
FredeH- 4 , and Kitty F. EicheIberret
irI
Paul J and Nellie ZirkIe. boy.
william Z and Mildred Shipmau. Firl
Walter B and MHFy CastouFuay. firI
Ira Z. sBd Margaret b Widmeyer firI.
ThOmHs X and Mabel A. wrathHu rirl.
George ". and LiIisu T. MEske. boy.
Colored.
Lun and Mary Han. Soy
James and LOttie Smith, riFI.
Clarence and Lacy Crawford. rirI
Roger NJ. spd AIMS n Holland h~y
John and lts RAndell, riri
Charles n. snd Annie 7. TrEncis, h9y.
Roland o. and Helen c. Dunih, Firl.
Guy and Dorothy Baltimore, bog.
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
Licensed By the
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

50c-MADAM BELL-50c
Egyptian palmist: gives true advice in
business. health and family affairs: tells
who AMI when yOull marry. and h0W TO
uNUtd all bad luck and trouble. ReRdings
daily, rec Call and be convinced. l@24
9TH st. NV. between L md N I-GeI
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CRUDE OIL PRICE
DROPS IN TEXAS

DALLAS, Texas. Jan. 25.-WhOle-
sale reduction in the price OF crude
oil in the Texas and Mid-Continent
fields continued today. the Magnolia
Petroleum Company announcing
that hereafter the following will be
paid for various crudes:
HeaIdton, S1.75 a barrel; Augusta,
Kans. Yale, Commanche, Walters,
Cushing and Duncan, Okla. SO.
Electra. Burkburnett. Henrietta
Moran, Ranger and stephens dis
tricts, Strawn and Thran. Texas,
So; Corsicana, Texas. heavy, s1s,
and Corsicana Tight, $3.50.
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DEATHS.

White.
isabelle s. Spencer. - years, 25OS 18th
st. NV.
Bessie f. Custard. "a. 256s wis. ave NV
Walter A. Conner. ~ 1913 Pa ave. Sc.
Rose Harrison, 81, 4l5 ST st. NV.
Jane B. Hunt, A.. colt y st. NV.
Ella p. GingelI, &c. tuberculosis HOspt.
Owen O'Hare. 80, 2Ol9 st. NV.
Poor.
John J. Ianezeck, 50, 1912 st. Sc
Mary A. Smyth. 79. IL Quincy place NV.
Vernon r. Haines, months, Providence
Hospital.
Colored.
Samuel Brice. sc. Sl7 Barry place NV.
Daniel Stewart. SO, Freedmen's HosPt.
Matte F. Richardson, p. 2220 Sth st. NV.
Laura Coleman. 67, 80 st. NV.
Robert Kelley, 5 days, Columbia HOspt.
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MADAM WERNER

Well krOwu Mental Scientist.
Interview by appointment
Office hours. 10 a. m. to p. n.
444 Mass ave NV Frank 646l.
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WILLING TO EXCHANGE vICTRoLA
records in return for dancing lessons Ad-
dress BOX 394-C Herald Office. 1901
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. O..
January %, 1921. SEALED PROPOSALS
viii be received at this Office. Room 50g
District Building, until o'clock p. m, on
January 81, 1921, for the construction Of
approximately 800 linear feet Of 10" dia-
meter pipe sewer. Forms OF proposals,
be obtained from th8 Chief CLERK, Engineer
Department. Room 427 District Building,
washingtoa. d. G. j. TIILMAN HEN
DRIcK, CHARLES W. KUTZ, MABEL L.
B0ARDMAN, Commissioners, d. @. 1851
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WILL YOU Swap

WHAT STOCKS. BONDS OR CaGTfELs
have ycu to offer for a perfect oidsmoblle
Sedan from original owner. H. JONES.
Main 1894. l-bs3
WILL SWAP COUPLE THOUSAND DOL
lars for liberty bonds or for equity in
siI-room house with all modern improve.
ments; good location; positively no dealers
Address ZI,L 1876 Randolph place NV
1875
WATER PROOF CANVAS COVER FOR
motorcycle made to order, new, half-price /:
high powered French rife and shells, In good
condition. What have you? Evenings
TAYLOR 800 r st. nwi I-57T,
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CLOSING OUT BUSINESS: JOR LOT AUTO
accessories. What have you? 4O1 Nun
sey Building. COS
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THREE VOLUMES OF / C. g., REF
erence Library on mathematics. drawing.
mechanics. strengths Of material and me-
chanieal design; also drawing board
square protractOr, irregular curves; 2l
player-piano rolls and Sioux Indian pine
stone trinkets will swan mart or ali NJ
above for graphophone records wearing an
parel provisions, farm produce, typewriter
o. any thing useful Of equal value BOX
4O7-C, Herald office 1509
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WILL TRADE STOCK IN LOCAL, SUCCESS
tul business cOrporsti for Seamans Oil
or Miller Train Control stock What have
you? BOX 3O9-C, Herald Office l2-GO7
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PERSONAL.

WORKlNGhEN-UNDE ORDINARY CIR
cumstances our business would be flourish
ing, as the hustlers appreciate our help in
downing prices generally; pants at 50 up,
and We won't take back seat against any
or all trousers" prices; we do not have
sEeatShop junk. JUsTH's OLD STAND,
$40 D. 1.T07
THE NEW "JoHNS0NIAN" sLOE-DRAG
free with every copy Of 'MOoNsHADE"
waltz song. at 1Oc copy. c. E. JOHN
SON, Dos 10th st. NV. Music composed. ar
ranged IL published. 1901
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia Holding Probate Court. Estate
of Ferdinand Z. MOlkow, deceased. No.
2T6S6 Administration Docket 63. Applica-
tion having been made herein for letters Of
ministration on said estate, by Lillian B.
Molkow, it is ordered this 2lst day OF Jan
uary. A.D 1921, that Anita Dieckmann,
and all others concerned. appear in said
court on Monday, the 7th day Of March,
AID, 1921, at 10 O'Clock a. m, to show
cause why such application should not be
granted. Let notice hereof be published in
the Washington Law Reporter and The
Washington Herald once in each Of three
successive weeks before the return day here
in mentioned. the first publication to be not
less than thirty days before said return
dav WILLIAM HITZ, Justice Attese
Iseai THEODORE CoGswELL, Deputy
Register of Wills for the District Of Co.
Iumbta, Clerk OF the Probate Court. WAL
TER c, BALDERsT0N, Attorney. 1904
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$3.50
APARTMENT

Contains three apartments of : rooms and
bath each; second and third floor rent for
ST5. and the first floor apartment is vacant
nd could be rented for $50
This property can be purchased on the
right terms as the owner is leaving town.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
sUBURBAN,

A NEW BUNGALOW; on BEST HIGH.
way out Of city, seven miles from Treas
ury Department; hrst-elass IN every way:
electric lights: bath: running water; hard
wood; 6ne trees; a good home or invest
ment; for immediate purchase Is per cent
below actnal cost. OWNER, 1874 VT. ave,
Phone Franklin 3ol, or Main 7445. ocz2-tf
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MADAM D'ASHMAN

CLAIRYOYANT, CRYSTAL GAzER AND
CARD READER
This gifted lady will telV your fortune on
love. marriage. divorce changes. rsunites
the separated helps you 20 win back lost
lOye. happiness and business. Frank. 634
7S3 18th. Between C and Il.
Sunday. 2 TO !.
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MADAM LENORA

INFORMATION on ANY SUBJECT: A
fun life reading 81 1917 North capitol
ST l-G44
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WGNTED-EYENING CLERICAL WORK,
or all day Saturday. BOX 474-C. Her
ala office. l-64S
GARDENER q FLORIST OR MANAGER FOR
7hIEh-class home estate; single, reliable,
sfersnces. Enquire 2s2l s0th st. ne.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
$1,000.
HOUSES FOR SALE
$1560O

Within one block OF Dupont Circle. Eng
Iish basement residence OF 0 rooms, . baths,
hot water heat and electric lights
Thls property is in excellent condition
and is occupied by owner who will give
possession within a reasonable time.
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$4,000

This property is also in Dupont Circle sec
ton, containing rooms aud baths and is
in excellent conditions.
Possession in about 80 days.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

SECOND OR THIRD FLOOR; THREE OR
four rooms, bath and porch each door
Call between and 1880 3. IN. 2l2I y st.
North S9S4. 1887
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FARMS.
FOR SALE.

POULTRY AND FRUIT FARMS IN SUNNY
Florida; near Jacksonville; fine lands; we
will help you, financially to make good.
Write JAX. HEIGHTS CO., JscksonviIIe
Fla. 1855
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wANTED-A POSITION AS A HANDY
man; understand plumbing and painting
"a General work; willing to work for fair
azss- white: age 40. II. B. 1916 Tth
st NV. : -
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MALE AND FEMALE.

MALE AND FEMALE,
-STENOGRAPHERS AND
typists, day and evening.
Especially competent typists
with machines at home. Good
compensation. REXFORD l..
HOLMES, Inc, 321-3 South
ern Building. 1-708
STENOGRAPHER TYPIST-
Bookkeeper. Must be Al.
Good salary. C. c., care Her
aid office. 1888
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LEGAL NOTICES.
F. H. STEPHENS AND +. W. HILL. Jr.,
Attorneys.


Attorneys.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict OF Columbia Holding a District
between Northampton street and Chevy
Chase Circle, in the District OF Columbia
District Court No. 1926 Notice Is hereby
given, that the Commissioners OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia pursuant to q certain
provision Of the Act Of Congress, approved
March 4. 1918, entitled. "an act making ap-
propriatiOnS for the expenses Of the govern.
ment OF the District OF Columbia, for the
fiscal year ending June thirtieth nineteen
hundred and fourteen and for other pur-
poses," whereby they are authorized to
open. extend or widen any street. avenue.
road or highway TO conform with the plan
Of the permanent system Of highways in
that portion of the District Of Columbia
outside Of the cities OF Washington and
Georgetown adopted under the Act OF Con
Eress approved March . 1893, as amended
by the Act Of Congress approved June 2s
1895. by Condemnation under the provisions
Of subCh6 pter one OF chapter fifteen Of the
Code Of Law Of the District Of COlumbia),
have hled a petition in this court praying
the condemnation Of the land Necessary for
the said opening Of 3sth street, between
Northampton street and Chevy Chase Circle,
in the District Of Columbia, as shown on q
map or plat fled with the said petition. as
part thereof. and praying also that this
court empanel jury in accordance with the
law provided for in such cases to assess the
damages each owner OF land to be taken
may sustain by reason OF the said opening
Of 39th street between Northampton street
and Chevy Chase Circle, in the District of
Columbia. and the condemnation Of the land
necessary for the purpose thereof. and to
assess as benefits resulting therefrom the
entire amount Of said damages, including
the expenses Of these proce eedings. upon any
lands which the jury may ind will be bene-
hted. as provided for in and by the afore-
said Act Of Congress. 1t is. by the court
this 18th day Of January, 1921, ORDERED.
proceedings, be and they are hereby warned
and commanded to appear in this court on
or before the 10Th day Of February, 1921. at
10 o'clock a m, and continue in attendance
until the court shall have made its final
order ratltying and confirming the award Of
damages and the assessment Of benefits Of
the jury to be empaneled and sworn herein
and it is further ORDERED, that a copy
Of this notice and order be published twice
week for two successive weeks in the
Washington Evening Star. the Washington
Times and The Washington Herald, news
papers published in the said District, com
mencing at least twenty days before the
said 18th day Of February, 1921 II is
further ordered that a copy OF this notice
and order be served by the United States
marshal. or his deputies. upon each Of the
owners Of the fee Of the land to be con-
demned herein as may be found by the said
Of Columbia before the said 18th day OF
February. 1921. BY the court: WENDELL
P STAFFORD. Justice. A true copy. Test:
CSeaD MORGAN II. BEACH, CLERK. By
y. E. CUNNINGHAM, Asst. Clerk.
4t-JanI7-19-24-26 1-469
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FOR RENT-GARAGES.

NEW BRICK GARAGE; CEMENT FLOOR;
wide alley near 2lo2 H at. NV. Apply
today or phone West 663. 1872
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MANIFESTATIONS.
EyIAIE-

TYPBwRTTiNG DONE AT HOME; ACoU-
rately and reasonable. Col 1918. les
A NEAT CoLORED WOMAN WANTS A
JOB as lsundreSs; by the week or bring Il
home. Address 1893 9th st. NV. l-13
YOUNG CoLORED GIRL WISHES POSI-
ton as helper to dressraker; recon-
mendatiOn. Apply by letter. e20 N st.
nv. 1-2ss
A WOMAN WANTS DAYS WORK CLEAN
ing; good worker. Address 1925 27th' st.
nw. liz
A NEAT CoLoRED WOMAN WANTS A
JOB as cook in 4 private family or q
boarding house. Address 1928 27th 1t. NV.
L ILL
CASHIERS LADY OF EDUCATION AND
clerical work Address BOX sss-C, Herald
Office. LASS
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$4,000

Downtown. near Thomas Circle. has s
rooms and bath, hot water heat, electric
lights. Is vacant and immediate possession
can be had.
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ST 1900

Columbia road, near corner Of Thirteenth
street. this modern 0 rooms and bath brick
and stone residence has hot water heat and
electric lights, and can be purchased for
So 900 cash.
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,ryPIsT WILL WORK EVENINGS FROM
20 10 D m at FanfOld typtnE or book
ts.pi9E machines. City P. o. BOX l54sr
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FOR sRENT-ROOMS.
Is cents a Hps 1 time.

II ttNIF q IWb 7 TImf,
ISG dtseosnt or nsors Insertions.
1872 eth ST. Nw.-oNE ROOM AND
kitche1ette; convenient to bath; private
home. 1896
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping. s0T sth st. NV. Phone Frank
lin 2425. 1884
TWO OR MORE YOUNG MEN WANTED
to occupy large corner room; board IL de-
sired Call at 1897 Meridian place. 1854
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rARPE NTER, FAPERHANGER AND
naiuter; work guarfnteed very reason
,nis: city or suburb BOX 402-C, Herald
=. 1-53S
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LOST.

~ csata Has ftae,
ISSr slscOEat Or more tHsTti0H'.
aJST-LIBERAL REWARD FOR RETURN
Of pearl necklace lost Tuesday evening
nuary ., 1921. Phone Columbia I2I8-W .
1-TO9
PIN: ENGRAVED
y s. HawIey, Class OF II" Reward.
<. Y. Govt. Hotels. l-T06
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WIYTTD-GUITAR SCHOLARS TAUGHT
IN tusuty-fve lessons; best Of reference;
tnirty years experience. 800 Massachusetts,
ave. nv. to p m MT. RCs CsSELL.
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE.

HALE
WIYTFD-GUTTAR SCHOLARS TAUGHT
N, IN go. experience. 800 Massachusetts,
ave nv. 8 to p. m. Mr.. RUSSELL.
9He' 1870
COLLEGE GRADUATE AND REFINED
TT.atIsman % years Of age. wants posi-
ton as social secretary. Address BOX
sf5-C. Herald Office I-ooS
rrYPIsT WILL WORK EVENINGS FROM
"a 20 10 D m at FanfOld typinE or book
L.spi,E machines. City P. o. BOX l54sr
Asp'-' 1-452
w.STEp-A POSITION AS A HANDY
-sn. understand plumbing and painting
and general work; willlng to work for fair
wages: white; age, 40. H. B. 1915 tn
NV. tDOo
rIRPENTER, rAPERHANGER AND
naiuter; work guarnteed;-very reason
able; city or suburb. BOX 4O2-C, Herald
. HAUFFEUR-ENPER U y
fnan wishes position driving Ford ma
me. 242O HImlin st. ne. 1899
lYTED-POSTTIoN n HARDWARE
fore as clerk; can furnish recommenda-
as and references. D. W. B.. 1850
. tTTER- FIRsT-CLASS. NEAT EXPE-
Eisnced white man wants extra work;
brsakfasts, luncheons, teas. dinners, wed
sipEs. banquets, etc; just resigned head
ali
Inn Address s, PIG c st. NV. Lib
VII MANAGE LUNCHRooM OR CAFE
te-ia % saIary or commission; experience
- rsfsrences: permanent resident. BOX
SSs-C. washington Herald. Ills
ETpERTENCED sWE DISH MAssEUR
wishes position in private family or in In
.ritute Answer to J. L. S45 8. 18th St,
baltimore, Nd. LOO
yoTTNG MAN IS YEARS OLD WISHES
Tositioi In drug store as soda dispenser
I'd 10 earn salsSnanship. Main 72s4, or
T P. Il1T eth st. sw. l-3o
, s6LoRED CFEF WANTS EMPLOYMENT
REDFIELD, I7o7 sth st. NV. Liza
sTTY0;iR YPIsT: DAY OR
,ixst home or oTice; own machine
,o-psr service man. Phone Franklin 2s2l.
Ian
YOUNG MAN. COLoRED, EXPERIENCED
elevator OPERATOR references. BOX 3ss-C,
Herald office. l-l6s
YUGSG MAN WISHES POSITION AS AS
,siEtaDt bookkeeper. BOX 1850. Herald
Office. - l-0is
W'ISTED-EYENING CLERICAL WORK,
or all day Saturday. BOX 474-C. Her
AID Office. l-64S
GARDENER q FLORIST OR MANAGER FOR
= birh-cIass home estate: single. reliable,
ferences. Enquire 2s2l S9th st. ne.
1923
FEMALE
DDLR AGE LADY WITH COLLEGE
sducatiOn would like to have part time
tDlsyment entertaining invalid. BOX
&c Herald Office. 1-5O6
SEECH WOMAN WISHES GENERAL
+, rhousswork In q small family. BOX 877-C,
Herald oties. 1920
FRENcH WOMAN As CHAMBERMAID
auI seamstress. BOX 3T2-C. Herald Of
sce, 1-232
TeUSG LADY OF NEAT, PLEASING
appesrznes wants position as cashier in
noyinx picture theater, drug store or res
taurant: experiences. Phone y. s27. I-I3s
Young WOMAN OF EDUCATIoN AND
rs6nemcnt will care for small children Of
r-,oloyed mothers during the day; kinder
r.rden Instruction: wholesome lunch; s5 per
ssek. APT. e, 1907 " st nw. 1-is
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WANTED-HELP.
a. cents q Itns I tine.
IGTs 4fscoNHt 8 or Rg0rs tHssTttoag.
FEMALE

PERMANENT POSITIONS
Paying
S1T.Oo PER WEEK
ELEVEN HUNDRED
collars during hrst
year. and
HIGHER THEREAFTER.
IN addition to 0 good salary to
start and frequent increases, tele-
phone operating at this time offers
unusual opportunity to advance TO
higher paid supervisory positions.
We will be glad to tell you OF
these opportunities IL you will call
at our Employmsnt Oriee, Room
sO2, sth noor.
T25 18th ST. NV.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
TELEPHONE CO.
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$4,000

On Columbia road in excellent white
neighborhoOd, g rooms, bath, hot water heat,
electricity. nice back yard to wide alley.
Possession 80 days.
JOHN W. THOMPSON & CO.,
incorporated
82l 18th St. Main l477
I-TO3
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0oTIEGE GRADUATE AND REFINED
S..,tIsman. % years Of age. wants posi-
,t1n As social secretary. Address BOX
&C Herald Office. 1859
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ISTED-POSIT1ON N HARDWARE
fore As clerk; can furnish recommenda-
as and references. D. W. B.. 1850
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.HACFFEUR-ENPER U G
tnan wishes position driving Ford ma
ne 242O HRmlin 81. ne. 1899
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MADAM MARIS

Worlds greatest EGYPTIAN psImlst and
medium can give YOU advice on all i'm
portant ansirS Of life pertaining to your
welfare and happiness II there is anything
you NwiSh TO ind ont don't fail TO consult
this gifted lady; she has no equal. she tells
your past present and future before you
can utter a word and she tells just what
you came for: tells you how 10 be success
ful in your undertaking. This lady does
not tell to please you, but gives only truth
full advice you can depend on. Why not
consult the bestT
825 I4th Il. NV. Der. II and | sts
Over Peoples Restaurant.
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70 ACRES OF FINE LAND WITH ALL
necessary outbulldings, and residence on
BrOokville Pike. VIII trade for business
property or apartment house What have
yoL; Mr.. CAROW, NJ. 6464, SIS 18th st. NV.
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5Oc-MADAM SELIA-5Oc

Egyptian palmist and medium: tells your
past, present and future life; she tells the
secret how to win in business. love. LeGlth
and family AFFAIR."; law suits, speculation
and divorce cases tells who and when you'll
marry: make no mistake when seeking help
and advice Of cIalrVOyaHt or pElmist, Il
pays 10 consult the best: costs no more
special readings. JOc: daily and SUNDAY
Phone Franklin 237sJ. S3l eth St NV
ODpOsite McCrorY,k l0c stnre -RaR
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sAITER, PHYSICIANS, NEAT EAPE-
Eisnced white man wants extra work;
.-.okfssts. luncheons, teas. dinners, wed
si,T, banauets, etc; just resigned head
walters position in large New York country
Inn Address S, 21S st. NV. LIB
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VIII MANAGE LUNCHRooM OR CAFE
,c-ia on salary or commission; experience
- rpfsrsnces: permanent resident. BOX
sac Washington Herald. Ills
The Washington herald., 1921-01-26

WHAT HAVE You TO EXCHANGE FOR
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CHANDLER, Box Also Herald office.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-26
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EQUITY IN BEAUTIFUL 3O-ACRE TRACT
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The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-09-03
MILWAUKEE COMMUN.
lists ORDERED
DEPORTED.

Deportation awaits six alleged
members of the Communist Party
who were arrested in Milwaukee dur
ing the "Red Raids" of the now thor
oughly discredited ex-Attorney Gen.
eral Palmer. The decision was handed
down by Federal Judge Ferdinand A..
Geiger. The men involved are Mike
Lojan, Bella Zurich, Steve Josisg, Paul
Markovich, John Antolish, and Sam
Merkowich.
Because the manifesto of the Com
munist Party contained such words as
army of the proletariat', Red Guard
mass action etc., the learned Judge
held that these United States were
no place for communists. Therefore
he ordered their deportation.
According to U. S. Marshal Samuel
Randolph, the men will be deported as
fast as the immigration authorities
make the arrangements. Thus again
will the historic traditions of the
United States as an asylum for the
oppressed, wherein a constitutional
provision guarantees the right of ex-
preston, be upheld.