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The Washington herald., 1921-02-02

Meeting, Board of Education.
Franklin School, p. m.
Annual ball, Washington General
Assembly Of the Knights Of Colum-
bus. Hotel Washington, s p. m.
Business meeSng, Woman's City
Club, p. m.
Meeting, New York State Society,
Wilson Normal School. s p. m.
Card party. board Of lady mRnaE-
ers, Casualty Hospital. Wardman
Park Hotel; 3 p. m.
Conclave, Potomac Commanders.
No. ), Knights TempIzr. Asylum
Masonic fall, 1910 Wisconsin ave-
nue. northwest, 1880 p. m.
Address, Chief Engineer Of Fire
Department George S Watson.
weekly forum luncheon Of the City
Club. 1880 p. m.
Dance, auspices OF the Young
Women's and Young Mems Hebrew
Association, Y NJ H. A. Building,
s ,. m.
Meeting, League Of American Pen
Women, 1872 II street northwest,
$50 p. m.
Entertainment and dance. aus-
pices Of Washington Aerie, No. l25,
Frsternal Order OF Eagles. Pythian
Temple, s p. m.
Dance. Cornell Alumnae. 2IOO Six
teepth street northwest, for beneft
OF French scholarship fund, s p. M.
Executive meeting, the Negro Ma
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MANIFESTATIONS.
EEMALE


ELDERLY LADY DESIRES POSITION As
YOUNG LADY OF NEAT, PLEASING
appearsHCe wants position as cashier In
moving picture theater. drug store or res
taurant: experienced. Phone =. s27. 1-l39
MIDDLE AGE LADY WITH COLLEGE
education would like to have part time
employment entertaining invalid. BOS
395-C, Herald office. 1906
POSITION AS DESK CLERK IN HOTEL
or club: college education; experienced;
= years Of age; referencesS former service
man. BON 4s5-C. Herald office. -
SOLOIST-A wELL-TRAINED CONTRAL-
to singer, new in city, desires a paying
church position or solo work; trials gladly
given. Address Mrs. II. II. WIIJsES. l''J
Kramer 1ACe ne. Lincoln 2O01. PA
PLAIN SEWING AND MENDING CALL
North CO.'S --3
GIRL WANTS DAY WORK OR WASHES
to take home. 1919 18th st. NV, Second
floor. I-s4s
FRENCH WOMAN WISHES GENERAL
housework in a small family. BOX s77-C,
Herald onice. 1890
IERENCa WOMAN AS .CHAMBERMAID
AMI 'seamstress. BOX SEC. Herald Of
Zee .. 1893
wANTED-EYENING CLERICAL WORK,
aid office. l-64s
YOUNG WOMAN OF EDUCATION AND
refinement will care for small children Of
employed mothers during the day; kinder
garden Instruction; wholesome lunch; s. per
week. APT. AZ, 1407 W st. NV. lie
A NEAT COLORED WOMAN WANTS A
JOB as laundress; by the week or bring it
home. Address 1928 9th st. NV. 1-l3
YOUNG COLORED GIRL WISHES POSI-
ton as helper TO dressrakerj recon-
mendation. Apply By letter. go M st.
aw. 1-2Ss
A WOMAN WANTS DAYS WORK CLEAN
ing good worker. Address 1875 9th st.
NV. 1-l2
A NEAT COLORED WOMAN WANTS A
job as cook in private family or
boarding house. Address 1925 27tn st. nv.
Ill
CASHIER: LADY OF EDUCATION AND
experience desires position as cashier or
clerical work. Address BOX ssS-C, Herald
office. l-455
EXPERIENCED, RELIABLE NURSE. SET
tied woman. will take charge of child or
invalid; references. Address 1893 RiEgs
It. NV. G7SO
HoUSEKEEPER, IS YEARS. RELIABLE:
M washing or scrubbing; $50. room and
meals BON 900, Herald office I-T3l
TYPEwRITING DONE AT HOME; ACCU.
Iately and reasonable. Col. 4675 1903
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Home Looted of Liquor,
Sues for Insurance

Alexander L. Satterwhite. OF 1853
T street northwest, whose home was
looted on February u. 1920. Of four
cases OF whisky and again on Feb
rUary - OF thirteen cases. filed suit
yesterday in the District Supreme
Court against the Maryland Cas-
Uslty Company 70 recover 1000 in
surance on the liquor. which he
claims he insured il for before tho
thefts
Since these thefts, Sstterwhite
claims. the insurance company has
refused to either replace the liquor
OF pay him in accordance with
clause in his insurance policy cover
ing thefts OF wines and liquors
The suit was filed by Attorney
Henry =. Woodward.
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20 ACRES IN MISSOURI, FREE AND
clear. Interested in property here. Auto
mobile, bonds or jewelry. Also have -
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THE WEATHER
Forccnst Tor To-day and Tor,.rr.

Maryland - Snow or rain toGHys
tomorrow fair. not much change 10
temperature fresh nortnCas'. - % -
ing 10 northwest winds On the CO art.
District OF Columbia - Srow Dr
rain today; tomorrow fair: ucE much
change IN temperature rNndTratz
northeast and cast winds toc7g. be-
coming westerly bv tomorronl
rEinia-Esin or snow to,au. sn.
morrow far. not uu,h chauaa 70
temperature: fresh northeast arc
north winds. becoming westerly. by
tomOrroW
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MADAM BELL
MADAM LEON
MADAM WERNER

Advice on
NINE. FREEDA Love and Business.
100 4th IT. NV
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,.nr-SC MAN WISHES POSITION AS
barber. experienced. BOX 424-C, Herald
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Fire Record.

10 a. m: stIIl alarm; 1924 Georgia
avenue n,rthwest; caused by de-
foctive dUe; damage 5000
2:iS p. m: alarm from box l7a:
fire in alto truck at Twelfth and
Little B street northwest. damage
unknown.
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81 l,500

Columbia road. near corner of Thirteenth
street. this modern rooms and bath brick
and stone residence has hot water heat and
electric lights. and Gao be purchased for
s. 900 cash.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ie cents Itre I time.
I6G discount 8 or more irserffo


SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, Holding Probate Court Estate
of Ferdinand E Molkow, deceased. No.
2I6S6 Administration Docket 90. Applica-
tion having been made herein for letters Of
administration on said estate by Lillian B.
Nolkow. it Is ordered this 2lst day OF Jan
uary, AID. 1921. that Anita Dieckmann
and all others concerned. appear in said
court on Monday. the eth day of March.
A.D'' 1921. at 10 o'clock n. 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
day. WILLIAM HITZ, Justice. Attest:
lSeaD THEODORE CQGSwELL. Deputy
Register Of Wills for the District Of Co
lumbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court WAL
TER 9. BALDERSTON Attorney 1894
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PERSONAL.

WORKINGMEN-MAKIN CLEAR AND
specific our position. We sell slightly used
garments for ladies as well as men. You
,an find a big assortment Of ovepcOatS s.
up and warm. stylish coats at 50 up.
dresses low rs 81: new pants sell quick, 81
to s. so. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 6I9 D
223
THE NEW "JOHNSOSIAN" SLOE-DRAG
free with every copy Of "MOONSHADE"
waltz sonEl. at l0c copy. G. +. JOHN
son. 9OS 10th st ne Music composed ar
ranged and published l-69I
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home site. right alongside washington
virginia car line. for visible typewriter
auto " what have you to offer? r. s.
ROBERTS. Hatfield. vs. Opposite sta
tiUn. P. o. address, Fort Myer Va
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,rrroR-wELL EDUCATED YOrNG MAN
svsiIabTp for a few hours each week; high
or grammar school pupils; any subject. BON
..g0 ~ Herald Office l-SO2
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Ts cents line I time
1871 diseoEHt or more Insertions
WILL CALL IN MY UNLETTERED AUTO.
mobile, city or suburban, and pay you
highest prices for ladies', Gentlemen's. chill.
drpn's discarded clothing. / will .aIl. z.
RICE. 1882 7th st. CIV. North 1855. I2-450
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HOUSEKEEPER, IS YEARS. RELIABLE:
no washing or scrubbinE; $50. room and
meals BON 1900, Herald office. I-73I
TYPEWRTTING DONE AT HOME; ACCU-
rateIy and reasonable. Col. 46I5. l-na
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POSITION AS CARPENTER IN HOTEL
W apsrtuent house, or work Of any Kind.
" as e St -
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LOST.
I: errts a tine I tim..

~ esnts' Tins tfr.
IsSc discount or more tHSsTtioas.
LDST-BEAnED RAG CONTAINING ROLL
OF bills, and brown leather purse, BE-
tween Georgia ave. and l4th st. on New
Hampshire ave. and Monroe st . Reward.
VAIL Columbia 42l7, evenings between
$50 and p. m I-~26
LOST-BLACE BAG CONTAINING CLOTH
ing, etc. LUCLE PARKER. 3l3T 10th
81. Columbia 3673-W. or Main 800. branch
5l5. Reward l-S32
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,.or-N,; MAN or EXPERIENCE WISHES
position Of any Kind. BOX 423-C, Her
Efce 1-SOS
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PROPOSALS.
~ CENTS a Tine ttHls.
1877 dtscouHt 5 or more tnSertioHs

1877 discount or more trsertons
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
Washington. D. c. January 81. l92l.-
Sealed proposals will hc received at this
Office Room 500. District Building until .
SClock p. m, February -. 1921, for fur
nishng 1927 feet, more or loss, telephone
and signal cable for the electrical depart
mcnt Specifications and forms Of proposal
may he had upon application to the Pur-
chasing OFFICER Room 800 District Build
ing. !. THILMAN HENDRICK. CHARLES
W. KT'TZ. MABEL 7. BOARDMAN. Com
missioners D. C.. 1911
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MADAME JEANETTE

Gifted Egyptian Clairvoyant and Pslmist,
guarantees to read your entire life. past.
present and future, She asks no questions
but will tell you what you want to know,
giving names dates and facts on business
matters, love. health and family affairs.
Tells the DRme Of who you will marry and
brings the separated together, removes trou-
bles Of all nature so you can win and hold
the one you love. Special readings, 81 626
+ st. NV, between 9th and 7th. next to
Shubert -GarrlCk. l-42o
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Local Temperature.

lErheF'. SIS. lowest -6-
Relative humids;y-S a m. &C. :
p. m .. S p. m. s..
Rainfall Is p. M To 3 p IN D. ia. o..
Hours of sunshine. 80
Fer cent OF possible sun~hIn. -
Temperature same date las; 7.a-
Highest . 1pp-,ss
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
. Q WHAT HAVE YOU TO WAP?"-ADVERTISE 1T ON THIS
WILL YOU SWAP"

WHAT STOCKS. BONDS OR CUATTELs
have ecu to offer for a perfect Oldsmobile
Sedan from original owner. Z. JONES.
Main 1884. l-5S3
WILL SWAP A COUPLE THOUSAND DOL
lars for liberty bonds or for equity in a
sIx-room house with all modern improve
ments; good location; positively no deale.s
Address ZIL. l35 Randolph place NV.
l-575
WATER PROOF CANVAS COVER FOR
motorcycle made TO order, new, half-price;
high powered French ride and shells. in good
condition. What have you? Evenings.
TAYLOR. 500 R ST. NV. 1871
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AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN. ALI y, pE-
>irps q good position Of any kind WITH
advancement: rrfnrenr" exchanged. BON
f@5-C Herald ohice- 2-i
POSITION As CARPENTER IN HOTEL
W apartuent house, or work Of any kind.
W. 326 e st. NV. -
WOST RELIABLE NIDDLE-AGED
white man desires 'osition ~ some re-
sDonstbilty: would accept position a. night
wstrhman At bank or building. 1913 l4th
81 nv. second hOor. l-S5O
TO ANYONE WISHING PRIVATE DANG
ing lessons given at their home will please
address C. G. H. 10 4th st. 80. l-SO3
rr.rOR-wELL EDUCATED YOU-NG MAN
available for few hours each week high
n- grammar school pupils; any subject BOA
enc Herald Office. l-sO2
yO1-NG MAN OF EXPERIENCE WISHES
position Of any Kind. Bon 49,, Her
aid Office l-eOo
YoUNG MAN WISHES POSITION. As
barber: experienced. BOX 42fC. Herald
10 1907
NIDDLEAGED MAN WISHES POSITION
a. elp-ator operator ur watchman. II. c.
WILLIS 0n1 9Th It. NV. LIB
WANTED-GUITAR SCHOLARS TAUGHT
in twenty-five lessons; best Of reference;
thirty years experience. 6OO Massachusetts
ave. NV. to p. m. Mr.. RUSSELL.
l-o'O
gentleman. - years Of age, wants posi-
ton as social secretary. Address BOX
3II-C. Herald ohice. l-ooo
TYPIsT WILL WORK EVENINGS FROM
10 10 p m. at Fanfold typing' or book
Keeping machines. City P. o. BOX l546,
1452
wIXTED-A POSITION AS 4 HANDY
man. understand plumbing and painting
srI general work; willing to work for fair
wages; white; age, 40. Y. B, 1916 9TH
AZ NV 1856
IARPE NTER, PAPERHANGER AND
Daintpr; work guaranteed; very reason
srIc; city or suburb. BOX 4O2-C. Herald
Office. 1858
,.HAT-FFEUR-EXPER YOUNG
man wishes position driving Ford ma
chine. 242O Hamlin St ne. l-299
WANTED-POsITION N HARDWARE
store rs clerk; can furnish recommenda-
inns aud references. D. W. B. 1850 E
81. ne. I-=e=
WAITER, FIRST-CLAsst NEAT EXPE-
risnced white man. wants extra work;
brsakfasts IuncheOus, teas, dinners we'd
,EpEs. banquets, etc; Just resigned head
Wsiter's position in large New York country
rlib Address s, 21s st. NV. l-12o
EYPERIENCED EDIsH MAssEUR
FISHES position in private family in in
s,itute. Answer to J. L, 845 S. 18Th St
Baltimore. Nd l-S5
yOT-SG MAN. COLORED. EXPERIENCED
elevator operator; references. BOX 3s9-C.
Herald office. l-Io"
VOTING MAN ls YEARS OLD WISHES
Dositiol in drug store as soda dispenser
,1d 10 earn salesmanshiP. Main 1884, or
T P. lIlT 6th st. sw. l-p
COTORED Chef WANTS EMPLOYMENT.
REDFIELD. 1T07 sth st. NV. l-lH
STESOGRAPHER-T YPIST; DAY OR
night. home or office; own a machine;
former service man. Phone Franklin 2s2l.
IAN
YOGSG NAN WISHES POSITION AS AS
sistaut 'bOokkeePer. BOX S96-C. Herald
office. l-519
GARDENER FLORISN OR MANAGER FOR
hiEh-Class home estate; single, reliable,
references Enquire 1921 3Oth st. ne.
I-o-o
WATCHMAN WISHES RELIABLE DAY OR
night position; experienced, with good
reference and good habits; age, So. Address
BOX 366-C, Herald Office. 1915
FEMALE.
OFFICES TO CLEAN EARLY MORNING
or late evening; can give good references
as to honesty and capability. LAWS, 9l9
French st. NV.
YOUNG COLORED GIRL WISHES LIGHT
homework. Call 324 I st. Sc. liza
companion or can assist IN light work.
Box 420-C, Herald Office. l-7S3
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FLORISTS.
DEATHS.

copPERTHTTE-sudden on Tuesday. Feb
ruary l. 1921. at T:15 q. m. at her resi-
dence, 1901 Thirty-hrst street northwest,
JOHANNA, wife Of Henry CopPerthite.
Funeral from her late residence Friday,
February 4. 1921, at p. m. Relatives
Cemetery 30
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MADAM MAVIS

Have Your Hand Read BY
THE GREAT EGYPTIAN PIANIST.
Tells your past, preseBt and future; gives
names. dates and facts known only to your
self; advice business, love, luck. court
ship. marriage and divorces: in fact any
thing pertaining 10 your welfare and happi-
ness. Don't fail to consult this wonderful
EGyFtian
81 l4th ST NV.
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CLAIRvoYANTS.
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. health
and family Affairs; law suits, speculation
and divorce cases; tells who and when yCuH
marry; make no mistake when seeking help
and advice Of a claIryoyant or palmiSt; 1t
pays to consult the best; costs no more;
special readings, Soc; daily aud sunday.
Phone franklin 237S-J. S3l 7th st. NV.
I-6n6
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WANTED-GUITAR SCHOLARS TAUGHT
in twenty-five lessons; best Of reference;
thirty years experience. 600 Massachusetts,
ave. NV. 10 p. m. Mr.. RUSSELL.
49, 1870
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NINE. BOND
RIZPAH ELDON

Worlds Greatest Clairvoyant. PaImist and
Spirit Medium. Readings daily from 10 a.
N. to s p. m. 7OI 9th st. NV, cor. st.
1881
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W,STED-A POSITION AS 4 HANDY
man. understand plumbing and painting
.rI general work; willing to work for fair
v-,ges. white; age 40. y. B, 1916 eth
at NV I-OoJ
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

CLOSE BY wARDMAN PARb HOTEL
and Rock Greek; large sccohoS7oor. front
room; pleasant and Comfort&lN: instan-
taneous hot water; telephone free; so.
Columbia 4532. 81
B + D Il 0 o NJ. ELEGANTLY FIRNISHED
for single gentleman; every convenience
and comfort; with or without board Co.
Iumbia 467J. l-s2J
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GARPE INTER, PAPERHANGER AND
Daintpr; work guarsnteed; very reason
sbie: city or suburb. BOX 4O2-C, Herald
orics 1888
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College GRADUATE AND REFINED
gentleman. - years Of age, wants posi-
ton ss social secretary. Address BOX
3r5-C. Herald OHicc 1859
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uANTFD-POSITION N HARDWARE
store as clerk, can furnish recommenda-
ions aud references. D. W. B. 1850 E
- l--o-
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rHAUFFEUR-EXPER YOU NG
man wishes position driving Ford ma
rrfne 942O Hamlin St l-299
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MADAM FONEDA

Egyptian palmist and clairvoyant; born
with a double veil and endowed with a
natural gift to advise you on affairs Of life,
marriage, business and hEIplness. Readings,
81. Opposite Ssks. 800 7th st NV. Ices
Advice on
M ME-, -bOND Love & Business.
700 4th st. NV.
1850
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TyPIST WILL WORK EVENINGS FROM
G 10 10 p m. at FanfoId typing' or book
keeping machines. City P. o. BOX 1546,
14J2
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WATER, FIRST-CLASSt NEAT EXPE-
rieprpd white man, wants extra work;
b-saksasts. IuncheOns, teas, diuners. wed
has banduets, etc; just resigned head
1sitsr's position in large New York country
r,Ib Address s, 216 st. NV. l-129
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VOTING MAN Is YEARS OLD WISHES
Dositiol in drug store soda dispenser
and TO earn salesmanshiP. Main 1884. or
T P. III 9Th st. sw. l-O
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WATCHMAN WISHES RELIABLE DAY OR
night position; experienced, with good
reference and good habits; age, 80. Address
ROX 1850 Herald Office. 1915
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rYPFRIESCED WEDISH MASSEUR
wishes position in private family or in in
s,itute. Answer to J. l., 845 S. 18Th st,
baltimore, Nd. l-o5
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02

vOr-SG MAN. COLORED. EXPERIENCED
elevator operator; references. Bon 3so-Cr
Hsrald office. l-l6U
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GARDENER FLORISN OR MANAGER FOR
bigh-Class home estate; single, reliable,
references. Enquire 2S2l Both st. ne.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02

GENTLEMEN'S COUNTRY ESTATE, NEAR
Baltimore, Nd, containing 12-acre park:
2O-rOOm mansion; keepers lodge; servants
house; garage; staples; hot houses, &C:
beautiful walks and driyeways; all modern
improvements. Will swap for income hear
ing close in Washington properly. BOX
37s-C. Herald office. r571
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE.

AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN. AGE Il, DE-
>irps good position Of any kind WITH
enhancement. reference exchanged. BON
42j-C. Herald ohirc. -
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WILL EXCHANGE Los ANGELES CITY
lot, unincumbered, for Washington lot or
small bungalow, or what have you? BOX
1910. Herald Office. 1000
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-26

a., -,.l.-,-.-|
, .1,. ~" DG ,' .a'"''o,Neepers whose
1'', VI 'ua''oS, were ralueu by
,,,',.' =" ,,'' 9u"u'y nWll' Tho
w.. ,.",, " ,''I ,''u No'' NOT l''aue pun,
", u' ,'', ,'''y ""'n lepoty sheriff
, ',"I''y" '''u'h'l h"n'o' bringing the
IN tho "rlnl, nnd c,r.'" nan ""' 'Foo''"
information vim Ln n,oa .i,,.,
Thorn and AGAINST Ed srhnniior "'I ,ha
pam enrt d,unl .n,rl,. La, NM ,''
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-26
GERMANY SUFFERS
FROM COAL SHORTAGE

Berlin, April 25.-A report from
Halle states that American coal Is hr
ing offered for industrial plants n
that section at a price twenty mark.
u'r ton below the present Gprra
figure, German industry is said a.
he ufpring from q coal shortage nw
ing 90 the enormous monthly deliv
cries 20 the entente
The dispatch adds that Germany
is gradually developing into q prom
Using market for American coal IN
view of the prevalent aversion To pur
chasing jhe British product
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-26
RexaIl rooth Paste fc.

AT CGrhlis Drag Store Tuesday.
"Wednesday ana Thursday. @
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-26

Try q Want Al IN the Free Trader
Journal for Quick Results,
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-17

CHICAGO, March 17.-Represen- tatiyes of ten national packing plant unions have pledged the sup port of their organizations to meat cutters and butchers in event a strike results from wage reductions Gnd lengthening of hours order by the packers.
 Indications today were that no organization would strike until after a conference Monday at Washington when employers and workers rep resentatiyes will meet with Secre- tary of Labor Davis.
 Union officials have decided not to resort to legal proceedings nor to attempt to secure an injunction restraining the packers from en-
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-17
COSTA RIGA OIL
 TO BRITISH CANCELLED
Costa Rica Congress Repud- iates Deal Negotiated
 By Foreign Minister.
COMPANY UNDER COVER
Concessionaire Supposedly American But Really
 British, Claim.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Costa Rican Congress has repudi- ated large oil and other concessions granted Armory and Sons through an agreement between the Minister of Foreign Affairs and the British Minister to Costa Rica, according to advices received today by the State Department
 The concessions, which were eX- elusive over an area of several thous- and square miles and would have shut out American competition, while ostcnsibly granted to an Am erican company in reality would have been controlled by British in terests among whom was the son of Premier David Lloyd George, ac- cording to the State Department 5 information.
 As bearing importantly on the Unified States efforts to maintain an open door trade policy in all for eign countries and particularly in Central and South America, the Costa Rican Congress action was regarded in official circles here with frankly expressed jubilation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-17
INCREASED MAIL FACILITIES TO
 NORTH ORDERED
Fairbanks, Yukon District And Other Far Northern
 Points to Benefit.

SEATTLE, Wash, March 17.-1n- creased mail facilities for northern Alaska this season have been ord cred, permitting a decrease of one half in the amount of mail usually held here until the ice on the Yukon River breaks. Approximately 12,000 pounds will be held this season whereas 25,000 pounds has been the average in preyions years.
 Contingent on season conditions and the opening of navigation in northern Alaskan rivers and the Boring sea mail for Fairbanks and points in the Yukon district will be cent via Seward over the Govern ment railroad until April l after which only first class mail and newspapers will be sent to those points Other mail will be held pntir May when all mail will be routed via Skagway and down the Yukon River by direct steamer.
 Mail for Bethel and Kuskokwim River points now going via Fair banks will be despatched by direct steamer from Seattle after May 15.
 Mail for Nome, St Michael and other Seward Peninsula points will leave Seattle by boat about May 10.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-17
State Drops Case Against
 Indicted White Sox Players
l. atest Bulletins
 By Special Gable

WALLA WALtA, Wash, March i7 Floods here today followed the heaviest rains of the season yestcr day and the day before, are causing great damage. Many farmers in this section of the state will be forced to repIant their crops because of washouts. Militia has been called out to guard danger points.
 TACOMA, Wash, March 17.-The body of C. D. Danaher, President of the Danaher Lumber Company and one of the leading umbermen of the was found floating near a lumber dock here today. A card in his pocket signed c. D. D. saying " am at the end of the rope,' indi- cated suicide.
 WASHINGTON, March 17.-Presi- dent Harding today requested Attor- ney General Harry Daugherty to re- view the case of Eugene V. Debs, Socialist leader, who is serving ten year term in the Federal Peniten- tiary at Atlanta, Ga, for violation of the espionage act.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-17
PACKING PLANT WORKERS VOTE TO STRIKE IF WAGE CUTS ARE
 NOT RESCINDED AFTER FARLEY

forcing the cut until after the con ference.
 Claim is made, however, that union workers in all large packing centers of the Middle West have voted almost unanimously to strike rather than accept ten hour day and lower wages per hour.
 The Cudahy Company, one of the Big File." announced today that employees ill it's Milwaukee plant have voluntarily accepted fifteen per cent wage cut, continuing the eight hour day
 The Big Five" assert thousands of men are available to take the places of strikers if walkout is ordered and declare there is no dan ger of any Of the larger plants being forced to close.