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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-14
NO LOSERS-ALL GET SOMETHING.
The RULES

This contest opens October D..
and will close December J. n 5
=. H.. with the right reserved 10
c%tend the closing date 10 Sa.ur-
day. December s. or Saturday De
cember 18th, at ) p. m. notice Of
such extension to be given ell
candidates q week ahead.
Only one nomination ballot
counted on any one candidate.
Candidates and their lricn's
may clip ~ many =, $50 vote bal
lots from the issues OF the Daily
Register aS they wish and send
them in. The vote coupons expire
ON the various dates print I'll
thereon.
Candidates may solicit Il
scriptionS anywhere.
Candidates may be aided Is -
many friends a they can secure
to take subscription books and
solicit IN their behalf
No church. school. lodge. or So
cicty can compete rs an organiz1-
tion: this is a campaign for u p
dividualS.
No vote will be issued cXccpt
the $50 vote ballots printed in
each issue Of the. Daily Registei
voting certificates issued with
each cash subscription secured
and special extra coupons, cor
which all candidates eompetc en-
equal terms.
I The subscription tate OF tie
Raiiel2 egiSter. will be given yc,l
and remains the same rs hercto-
fore. -'-'- 80 ~-
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oIorrd
Pennsylvania Men Fight
Against Closing Hospital

The Treasury Department &, vtr-
tuaIIy determined 10 cIoss the. Pub
lic Health Hospital FOR I'-unss.-
vansa lubercular patients "f TIE
A. i. T ~ Markicton. near Con
nelsvtn", Pennsylvania. whsr zoo
former service JuberluI4rs arr Ice
Gated The decision is based ON the
opinion OF the recently appointed
Assistant Secretary EwinE IsaTorJo.
who reached his determination on
the basis OF q report 0f three public
health officers. The Pennsylvania
delegation IN Congress is up In
arms as a result Of the deps rJ-
ment's determination. Repre> anrH-
tive Samuel A. Kendall. In whose
district the sanitariUm is located.
has made strong personal protests.
calling particular attention to the
recommendation OF the pubic
health committee Of Department OF
Pennsylvania OF Tho American
Legion that the institution he ~
modelled and put into first class con-
dition as the only available sIni-
tarium for such cases in thg Ststs.
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AUCTION SALES

THos. J. OWEN SON, AUcTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE VALUABLE
twO-story brick dwellings, Nos. 1921. 1923
and 1925 Twenty-seventh st. NV. By virtue
Of q certain deed Of trust duly recorded. in
liber No. 1886, folio 125. ct seq Of the
land records Of the District Of Columbia
and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell,
at public aution in front Of the premises
on Monday the 31st day Of January, A. D
1921, at 4:3O O'Clock p. m. the following
described land and premises, situate in the
District Of Columbia and designated as and
being lots "A. 70 and IS, in Matte R
Slater's subdivision Of lots in square 1852
per plat recorded in liber Al. at folio 1870
of the records Of the Surveyors office Of
the District OF Columbia. Terms OF safe:
Sold subject to an unpaid balance on q prior
deed Of trust amounting 10 81 900, and the
amount over said trust to be paid in cash
5000 deposit required upon acceptance OF
bid, and purchaser allowed so days to COM
plete purchase or deposit forfeited and re-
sale will be made COnveyancing recording
and revenue stamps at purchasers cost.
GEO. W. LINKINs, GEO. R. LINKINS.
Trustees. 1859
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VOTING MAN. COLoRED. EXPERIENCED
elevator OPERATOR references. BOX 3sa-C'
Herald office. l-l69
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REPAIRING.
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. G..
January 90, 1921. SEALED PROPOSALS
will be, received at this office. Room 500
District Building until O'Clock p. m. on
January 81 1921, for the construction Of
approximately $50 linear feet Of 10" diR
meter pipe sewer. Forms Of proposals
specifications and necessary information may
he obtained from the Chief Clerk, Engineer
Department. Room 427, District Building
Washingtoa. d. c. J. THILMAN HEN
DRICK. CHARLES W KUTZ, MABEL T.
BOARDMAN Commissioners D. c. 1857
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STTNOGRAPHER-T PlsT; DAY OR
night home or office; own Machine
f,rmer service mau. Phone Franklin 2S2l.
Ian
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FLORISTS.
DEATHS.
White

W hite.
Donald r M-5rrgr-. &C. .-a-s. u53
= street south, .~r
Rrhcrra carl So Years P-ovi
dono- Hospital
James W Parsley. tGsH H.ars. yts
Florida aN,n..c northwest
Anna H. I-shEtc % Years. sos
Maryland avenue southwest
Barbara r. B,rEmaun. - Years
Providence. Hospital
Abraham Sjamm n- years. SibIey
Hospital
Morgan $. N.ra,u-ar -s wears.
ll9 Fourth street s.hilsasr
herman r Sn4asr- 4- Years .9ts
Nils ayrUI, nurfh.a~'
NEIam Mitchell. ~ wears 81.
Elizabeth $ Hosufta'
Agnes I-als,auN Er,nurds .-.ISrt
NaI"rama road northwest
Richard : HgJrhInCs. rS years
T. $. : : n Hospital
MarEare, r. Thompson 65 Years.
Wrstmoreland Apartments
MARY = Smith. 80 wears 2.sS Ca
th"draI aNeUur northwest
Amelia N,EIv,- 90 years. 1912
street northwest
Algisa q. Virca years. 1919 I
street northeast
CoIorrd.
Philip Langrord. IS years 500
street northwest
Desiree Washington. month.
1907 Fourth street northwest
Willie L Johnson. u da,S. ,rr
ACksr street northeast
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-OTORED CHEF WANTS EMPLOYMEN'
RFDFIELD, 1907 stH St. NV. l-lA
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WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS
l4O9 New York ave. NV.
Phone Main SO.
BROOKLAND.

Van amt Fsn Lot. dr,-. ur,I >-ruurn
story '4-h-d-oomi d--rInuC modern ou
I"i 'kl" feet i"'a'iuu rur Prize
SG.3oU. uu terms ~ S>"O cash and bs.apr.
like rent
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NINE. CARLETTA,

CRYSTAL GAZER AND
CARD READER.
SPIRITUAL MEDIUM AND ADVISOR
ACKNOWLEDGE TO HAVE no EQUAL.
TELLS YOUR NAME
STUDIO. 1870 G. ST. \. w
FOR POSITIVE RESULTS AFTER ALL
OTHERS FAIL, SEE CARLETrA I-J49 -
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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 st. NV. 1871
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$4,000

downtown. near Thomas circle. has ;
rooms and bath. not water heat. 'i""'r'"
lights Is vacant ard immediate possession
can be had
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MADAM D'ASHMAN

CLAIRVOYANT, CRYSTAL GAZER AND
GARD READER.
This gifted lady will tell your fortune Oh
love, marriage, divorce. changes, rsunltes
the separated, helps you 20 win back lost
love. happiness and business. Frank. 634.
T33 18th, Between G and II.
Sunday, TO 7.
I0Isx
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FRENCH WOMAN WISHES GENERAL
housewntk In small family. BOX Ste,
Herald OF fcR 1870
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FOR EXCHANGE-A COMPLETE SET OF
~ NahonAl Efficiency and Accountancy books
Phone North 9122 after D. m. 1-47o
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o,NTED-A POSITION As \ HANDY
man. understand plumbing and painting
nd general work; willing 10 work for fair
r,srr-. white; age 80. Il. b, 1915 Tth
ST NV t-'O0
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FRENCH WOMAN AS CHAMBERMAID
. AMI seanstress. BOX ST2-C, Herald Of
-nn l-2l2
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MADAME FONEIDA

Egyptian Palmist and CIairvoyant. born with
a veil. tells past, present future, advice on
all affairs OF life. Reading. JOc. Opposite
Saks', 800 eth st. NV LAOS
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SHANNON AND LUCHS,
713 14th st. NV. Main 2345

l-0ls
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FOR RENT-GARAGES.

GARAGE FOR ONE OR TWO MACHINES
in the rear Of 734 9th ST. NV. Cali s07
Sth st. NV. l-6O5
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~7PTsT WILL WORK EVENINGS FROM
& 10 10 p. m. At Fanf9ld typing or book
,,.Dilg machines City 2. o. BOX 1916,
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FOR EXCHANGE - -LEATHER-COvEPrn
iron. adjustable chair. suitable for dentist
or general use for farmer; will trade for
.oad Of kindling wood or some value in
farm products. l. STROBE, 1912 Florida
ave. ne. 1-49i
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$4,000

On Columbia roJd excellent white
neighborhood. rooms n,rh. hot water heat
electricity, nice blck ,urJ to wide alley.
Possession 81 days.
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BRIGHTWOOD.
SS 5OO

A Gne little G-room-and bath brick house
with porrheN and space for garage: hot
water heat and electricity The home Is in
excellent condition and possession will be
given immediately
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Two pawn tickets, Several good razors,
some stamps and coins; want watch or jew
cry or what have you? BOX 4OO-C. Her
aid Office 4o2
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.YUCNG MAN WISHES POSITION AS AS
>istant bookkeeper. BOX 30G-C. Herald
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/ NORTHEAST.
SUBURBAN VIRGINIA

one acre NJ ground and 40 exc, l.,zt
rurrn lun~e urar M,I,aL Va v.-lfu
wa.king distance r9 >trrt ar ru, and
srho"l,: electricity available. T.arr La.
=" frust ir"-- oDa larg- E-aIt- arls,r
Ts.5 81 zoo Terms,
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education would like to have part time
employment entertaining invalid. BOX
305-C. Hszaid Office. 1908
FRENCH WOMAN WISHES GENERAL
housewnrk In a small family. BOX Sic,
Herald osice. 1920
FRENCH WOMAN AS CHAMBERMAID
. anl seanstress. BOX ST2-C, Herald Of
fee. 1892
YOUNG LADY OF NEAT, PLEASING
appearance wants position as cashier in
moving picture theater. drug store or res
taurant; experienced. Phone F. s27. 1-l39
TYPEwRITING DONE AT home; ACCU-
rately and reasonable. Col. 4675. 1893
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. ~, 1907 W st. NV. l-l6
NEAT COLORED WOMAN WANTS A
job as laundress; by the week or bring it
home. Address 1925 27th st. NV. 1-l3
YOUNG COLORED GIRL WISHES POSI-
ton is helper to dressnaker; recon-
menlatiOn. Apply by letter. go NJ st.
NV. l-2sS
\ WOMAN WANTS DAYS WORK CLEAN
ing; good worker. Address 1928 27tb st.
NV. 1-12
A NEAT COLORED WOMAN WANTS A
job cook in a private family or q
boarding house. Address 1925 27tn st. NV.
Ill
CASHIER; LADY OF EDUCATION AND
experience desires position as cashier or
clerical work. Address BOX 8ss-C, Herald
office l-455
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32 COLT AUTOMATIC BITE STEEL. WIFI.
trade for good German Lugpr. or what
nave yoI 10 offer? 1919 l1th st. NV,
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EVERY WANT STORY-READ
WILL YOU "SWAP7"

WHAT STOCKS. BONDS OR CUATTEI. 8
have ecu to offer for a perfect OldsmobiIe
Sedan from original owner Il. JONES.
Main 1854. 15s9
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Personal.
Y w WILKINSON

T. w. WILKINSON
sixteen years experience on lair and
7.D diseases; also beauty culture sham
frpliu- and hairdTesstng
Hours Q a. IN. 70 p. IN.
ITO H st. nv. Frank. lila.
wORKINGMEE-NO OTHER COMMUNITY
il lucky as 10 have a store like this
where slightly used OvercOats are sold at s.
nm and the value is such that We keep Il
raod force Of patient sale~men busy "n the
7,1. We have good grade new pants. s..
.of.rs' fne grade furs, s. up. JJsTHS OLD
STAND. Gl9 p. l-"''
MANlCURl4NG treatment. ZIG 1Ith
It Nv. Apt >. Open evenings until p. N.
l-5lt
.IOONsHADE." wAsHINGTOS's LATEST
song success. on sale at all music counters
No.. ropv. g. z JOHNSON, publisher. Dos
TOrb st. ne. Music composed, arranged and
,rb1isbed Lincoln 44g6. l-322
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THREE SOLDIERS OvERCoATs lAND
civilian clothes. 1921 Georgia ave. NV.
Phone Col. ss4s-J Call after O'Clock.
1884
SAVE MONEY BY BUYING USED AND
new grSphOphoHe records and piano rolls
records, l5c, 4Oc and 6Oc; piano rolls 15c
25c. and 33c at Col st. NV. 1-S2
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sALESMEN WANTED-CALLING on
. -r6oIcs IIr Stationer, toy jobbers and
4-rgs 10 carry line of pencil sets; good Op-
o., rTuuitv. commission basis. DAVID H.
grTI, I'D R-2dlway, New York City.
l-G31
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,RPENTER, PAPERHANGER AND
Dafnter. work guardnteed; very reason
his: city or suburb. BOX 4O2-C, Herald
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$lI5OO

Columbia road. ne.- corner or Thirteenth
street. this modern rooms and bath brick
electric lights anu ,an be purchased for
y, 600 ca sh.
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MALE AND FEMALE.

STENOGRAPHER . TYPIST-
Bookkeeper. Must be Al.
Good salary. c. c., care Her
aid office. 1854
WANTED MEN AND WOVEN TO TAKE
l-ir-~ ynr Nigh grade toilet goods; s. t"
SID a dEr rlId. M experience needed. 'HL
II. GFETARDT 322S Prospect ave. after
I.Gl2
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$3.50
APARTMENT
$4,000

TIi> property Is $40 iu UlNn' Circle sec
tiou. containing : rooms aud : baths and u
n excellent conditions.
Possession in ab" - aa'..
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DOWNTOWN.
5000.

WiIlari st very desirable ioratiou
Brick house Of II looms and harH. hot
water heat: space FOR gar4ge. Tit> j. a
real bargain urIer.
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CLAlRyOYANTS.
Licensed by the
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
MADAM MAV1S

Worlds greatest Egyptian palmist aud
medium can give you advice on all i'm
portant aaRirs Of life pertaining to yonr
you wish 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 to be success
ful in your undertakings. This lady does
not tell to please you, but gives only truth.
full advice YOU can depend on. Why not
consult the best?
825 I4th st. NV, bet. H and | SITS,
over Peoples Restaurant.
R04
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rHAUFFEUR UR-ENPERIENCED o L y
-rn wishes position driving Ford ma
-rfra 242O Hamlin st. ne. 1893
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UlNTTD-POSIIION n HAKDWAKE
store as clerk; can furnish recOmmeDda-
,i,rs and references. ID. W. b, 1870 L
ST
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

~ oeHts line time
I5TC discount or more insertions.
CALL FRY'S EXPRESS
l0l3 Nrw York ave. Phone NJ. G45J. Trunks
m'Ved' "or and 7"c; furniture, 81 PEI load.
] JGI
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WILL SWAP A COUPLE THOUSAND Doll
lars for liberty bonds or for eouIty in A
six room house with all modern Improve.
ments; good location; positively no dealers.
Address ZEL. 1s5 Randolph place NV.
I-bT5
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MADAM WERNER

Well Known Mental Scientist
Interview by appointment.
ofice hours, 10 m. to 4 p. m.
l44 Mass. ave. NV. Frank 646l.
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SOUTHEAST.
S8- 900.

Semi-detached brick house. near Liuror
Park. hot-water heat and electricity
colonial front porsh. 10 vcr, hest condition
immediate possession can be had.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

Is cents a lire time.
I5se discOUHt or rHore iHSsrtioBs.
1912 9th ST NW.-ONE ROOM AND
kitcheaette; convenient TO bath private
home. 1855
49, 9TH ST. y. w.-LARGE FRONT PAR
lor, $@5 per month. 1913
ONE LARGE, FIRST FLOOR FRONT
room; steam heat; suitable for two
men or married couple; no children. 1927
llth St NV. 1921
LARGE FRONT ROOM: SUITABLE FOR
two; steam heat and bath. 1907 L st. NV
1853
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping SO7 sth st. NV. PhORe Frank
lin 2425. 1-6G4
AS ST. NV, NEAR THOMASHCIRCLE
Twin beds; Southern exposure; ami 1:
private family; use Of phone. 1859
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RIZPAH ELDON
MADAME JEANETTE

Gifted Egyptian Clairvoyant and Palmist.
guarantees to read your entire life, past.
present and future. She asks no questions
bot will tell you what you want to know,
giving names dates and facts Oh business
matters, love, health and family affairs.
Tells the name Of who you will marry and
brings the separated together, removes trou-
bles of all nature 50 you can win and hold
the one you love. Special readings. 81. 626
81. NV. between 9th and 7th next to
ShUbert-G G arrick l-429
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WAITER. FIRST CLASS, NEAT 'ENPE-
-fsnced white man wants extra work;
braakfasts. luuCheons. teas. dinners. we'd
IiDgS bauquets, etc; just resigned head
,,9ffpr's position in large New York country
.I-b Address s, PIG c st. NV. l-l29
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50c-MADAM SELIA-50c
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 specula ton
and divorce cases; tells who and when you
will marry; make NO mistake when seeking
help and advice Of a clairyoyant or palmist;
it pays to consult the best; costs no more
Frank 237s-J. Special readings, SOC. Daily
and Sundays. S3i 7th st. NV, opposite Nc
Crory's l0c store. 1854
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uA't 'Nu !" "nSt iOr perfect Oldsmobile
Sedan from original owner e. JONES.
Main 1884. l.5s3
WILL SWAP COUPLE THOUSAND Dol.
lars for liberty bonds or for equity in
slx-room house with all modern Improve.
ments; good location; positively no dealers.
Address zEL. 1s5 Randolph place NV.
1875
81 $50 EQUITY IN TWO d. @. LoTs
valued at $500 and 81 900 in securities
clear and nOnassessable. What have you to
Ofer2 BOX 8ss-C, Herald office. 1879
GAS FIXTURES FOR TWELVE ROOM
house: perfect condition. What have you?
BON 365-C. Herald office. 1858
.GENTLEMEN'S COUNTRY ESTATE, NEAR,
Baltimore, Nd, containing. 12-acre park:
2O-rOOm mansion; keepers lodge; servants
house; garage; staples; hot houses C.c (;
beautiful walks and driveways; all modern
improvements. VIII swap for income hear
ing close in Washington 2rlper.y BOX
37S-C. Herald office. 5N
WILL EXCHANGE FIFTY SHARES 20
tomac Oil and Gas stock for Underwood
No. :. A. R. s., 1913 st. NV. l-s4O
HAVE GOOD OAK ROLLToP DESK
and chairs; Yant u wardrobe, trunk or
what have you' A. J. BENTON. Mt.
Rainier Nd. 1871
WILL EXCHANGE CARPENTER WORK
mems pants. size 36x32: girl clothing, age
from to I6 years. or small range or
cook stove. BOX 4O4-C, Herald Office 1872
THREE VOLUMES OF ]. c. s. REF
erence Library on mathematics, drawing
mechanics, strengths Of material and me.
chantcal design; also drawing board, T
sQuasa, prOtractor, irregular curves; q
player-piano rolls and Sioux Indian pipe
stone trinkets. will swRp part or all Of
above FOR graphophone records, wearing ap-
parel provisions, farm produce. typewriter
or anything useful Of equal value. BOX
4O7-C. Herald office. 1899
WILL, SWAP BARRED ROCK OOCKERKI,
for Bun Plymouth Rock cockereI; Buck
eye Incubator and visible typewriter; ladies'
all leather side saddle for Yictrola. graphic
phone or records, or what have you? Cau
SIT 18th st. ne. J. SHEA. 1886
FIVE ROOM HOME WITH GAS AND
water on G ST. and Pa. ave Sc: value
can be doubled by putting on addition; will
trade equity for established lunch room
l2fj c 81. Sc. 1913
TUXEDO SUIT. COST Sl7J: SIZE AZ
What have yOu7 BOX a76-C. Herald Of
fee.
WILL SWAP EQUITY IN SUBURBAN
home site, right alongside Washington
Virginia car line. for visible typewriter
ROBERTS. Hatfield, Va. Opposite sta.
tiOn.
70 ACRES IN MISSOURI FREE AND
clear. Interested in property here. Auto
mobile bonds or jewelry Also have q
shares Pacific Wireless stock. Main 2037.
1907
MULTIGRAPH MACHINE, LIKE NEW.
very little used. worth $50, in exchange
for anything Of equal value. Phone North
9l22 after . p.
WILL EXCHANGE LOS ANGELES CITY
lot, unincumbered for Washington lot. or
small bungalow. or what have you? BOX
1850. Herald office. l-GO0
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE.

MALE.
-TESMEN wANTED-CALLING on
,,roIesIIp Stati0uer~. toy jOhbers and
t-rrs 10 carry line of pencil sets: good OP-
o.. rTunity. commission basis. DAVID Il
ZFII.. - R-odlway, New York City.
-.vPTsT WILL WORK EVENINGS FROM
4 10 10 D. m. at Fanf0ld tyPing or book
,erpilg machines City =. o. BOX 1916
1452
,.,vTED-A POSITION As 4 HANDY
man: uIde-staad plumbing and painting
NJ general work; willing 10 work for fair
vragr-: white age. ~. II. b. 1GlG Tth
St NV. Loo
r,RPENTER PAPERHANGER AND
Dainter. work guardnteed; very reason
snis; city or suburb. BOX 4O2-C, Herald
urIee- I-''"S
,rI,TFFEUR EUR-ENPERIENCED YOUNG
man wishes position driving Ford ma
-bfup 242O Hamlin St ne. 1893
TANTED-POSITION IL HARDWARE
sr9re as clerk. can furnish recommenda-
ions and references. d. W. b, 1870 E
st. ne. L---o-- L--o-
1-ITTFR- FIRST CLASS, NEAT .ENPE-
risuCed white man wants extra work;
b-e,kfastz luuCheOns, teas. dinners. we'd
,Iinrs bauquets, etc; just resigned head
,.t1ifpr's position in large New York country
,Iub. Address s, PIG st. NV. l-l2S
VIII, MANAGE LJNCHROOh OK tAFE-
terra on salary or commis~ion; experience
orI references: permanent. reSidept. BOX
g5s-C Washington Herald. I-llo
r,yPERIENCED s Ed Il MASSEUR
wishes position in private fsmily or in in
,titutp. Answer to }. L. Gas $. 18Th ST.
baltimore, Nd. I-o0
YOUNG MAN IS YEARS OLD WISHES
positiol in drug store as soda dispenser
,r1 10 laarn 7salssmauship- Main I2S4. or
- D III 9Th St sw. 100
-OTORED CHEF WANTS EMPLOYMENT.
REDFIELD, 1907 sth st. NV. LIN
sTTTOGRAPHER-T YPIsT; DAY OR
night, home or Office; own machine;
f,ruer service mau. Phone Franklin 2S2l.
IAN
YOUNG MAN. COLoRED. EXPERIENCED
elevator operator; references. BOX ssa-C'
Herald office. l-169
.YUCNG MAN WISHES POSITION AS AS
>istant bookkeeper. BOX 30G-C. Herald
Office. l-jTo
wANTED-EvENING CLERICAL WORK.
or all day Saturday. BOX 4T4-C. Her
aid dhice. i-8fs
GARDENER FLORIST OR MANAGER FOR
hfEh-clHss home estate; single. reliable,
references, Enquire 2s21 Both st. ne.
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WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE

PERMANENT POSITIONS
Paying
S1T.OO PER WEEK
ELEVEN HUNDRED
collars during hrst
year, and
HIGHER THEREAFTER.
In addition to 5 good salary to
start and frequent Increases, tele-
phone operating at this time oGers
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 Employment Onice. Room
500, sth floor.
T25 18th ST. NV
THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
TELEPHONE co.
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YOUNG MAN IS YEARS OLD WISHES
Dositioi in drug store soda dispenser
and 10 learn 7saIssmaushiP- Main S2s4. or
r p III 9Th 81. sw. l-3O
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

- cSufs line HuS
i5es discOuHt or more ts'ertioHs
WILL CALI. IN NY UNLETTERED AUTO
mobile. city % suburban. and pay you
highest prices for ladies'. Eentlemen's. chit
drep's discarded clothing. ! will .Hll. 4,
RICE. 1882 9Th at. Ew. North 1888. l2-4Jo
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MANIFESTATIONS.
+ EMALE.

MIDDLE AGE LADY WITH COLLEGE
education would like TO have part time
employment entertaining invalid. BOX
305-C. Hszald Office. 1908
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FARMS.
ron EAT Il

POULTRY AND FRUIT FARMS IN SUNNY
Florida. near Jarksuuvilr. bne land We
will help Won financially 10 maze good
Write JAN HEIGHTS CO, Jacksonville
Fla l63S
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MADAM LENORA

Gifted with second sight. forsees and tells
YOU anything you wish to know: gives only
truthful and good advice on business love.
marriage. divorce; settles love and family
troubles removes evil influences. You will
he wiser and happier after seeing her.
6lJ eth ST. BET y AND e.
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uXPERIENCED EDISH MASSEUR
wishes position in private fsmily or in in
,titutp. Answer to }. L. GiJ $. 18Th ST.
baltimore. Nd. l-eO
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Will, MANAGE LUNCHROOM OR CAFE
taria on salary or commission experience
and references: permanent reSidept BOX
gEs-C Washington Herald. l-llo
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Spanish School Of Washington

Profs. fro Spain. 1925 C st. N. SOS
1919