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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-12-13
Ali ste ze poslali
naroenino?

Ce niste, posljite jo takoj, da Sc
vam lista ne vstavi in da boste de-
lezni krasnega novega romano, XII
bo prieel izhajati v tenn listu dru-
gi mesec. Zastopniki pozurite Sc 8
agitacijo "a list, kolekcijo zapad-
lie narocnine in da nam pridob1te
Gin vee mogoce novih narocnikov.
vsak posamezen citateli, narocnik
bodi oh enem tudi agitator ter
nam pridobi vsai vsak po enega
novega narocnika. Ia posamezni-
ka to ne bo tezko, nam pomagano
pa bo v teh lriticnih cash zelo
veliko. Ma delo torei vsi! vi nam,
mi YAM! h
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-12-13
ANATOLE FRANCE D IRSKEN
MIRU.

AnatOle France, najslavnejSi Sc
danjih francoSkih pisateljev, ki je
nedavno preiel Nobelovo nagrado
"a Svoia literarna della in katero
ie daroval ruskemu stradaiocemu
ljudstVu, pravi o nedavnem einu
Britanije, ki Sc je podala Irski,
SledeGe:
"V tragiGnem britiSkem prepi-
ru Irsko Sc ie podala mocneiS;
Stran. To ne pomenja, da ia stran
kaze znamenja slabosti, kajti po-
teza ie bila izvrSena drzno in bo
zela bogato OdSkodninO.
Glede staliSca Franciia napram
NemGiii 81 moramo zapomniti, da
najvelikoduSne.Ea reSitev morda
mi najbOliSa. JAZZ ljubim Francijo,
toda tudi EvropO liubim Usoda
Europe bo TAXA kot ie bila usoda
rimskega cesarstva 20 cesarju Ii
beriju akO ne bo pOgumno zavze-
la move poti V bodoGnOSt.
GledajoG proti Rusiii. moran
reel, da sem bill znabiti V zmoti gle
de mOznosti kOmunizma Lenin
sam pripoznava zmote. Toda JAZZ
BON vedno radikalec, kaiti usoda
sveta je odvisna Cd uspeSnega bo-
ia proti kapitalizmu, plutokraciii
IN stvarnikom gospodarskega tex
movanja, ker ii so, ki dajejo. po-
vOd "a vOine." "
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-12-13
CUDNA NEZGoDA.

V Peoriii, I'll. ie James Bardln
reSil svoio zeno morda smrti V pla-
menu. Pozno V noci je ona vstala
I'm odSla V sobo poleg, da 81 vdrg-
ne V prsi neko patentirano zdra-
vilo, ki je vsebovalo tudi alkohol.
Tekom masirania ie eudno zdra-
vilo eksplodiralo in zena Sc Je ma
haiala mahoma V plamenu. Ma
niene krike lie skocil moz IL po-
stelie in il viii Skaf vode ma glavo
Ocividno ie, da ie imela zena
vroGe srce, drugace Sc alkohol ma
prsih nebi vzgal!
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-12-13
NAJMANJSI ZLATNIKI Ma
~ SVETU.

Il Geneve. Sviea, Sc pOroca, da
ie dala liga narodov nakovati last
ne zlatnike ali cekine, h so nal
manjsi ma svetu, Zlatniki so vred-
nj Do en- frank, Ia denar Sc DO
vzelo "a enoto, ma podlagl katere
Sc bo napravlialo proraeune "a IL
go narodov.
Zlatniki so ma Osem vogalov IN
imaio ma eni strani vrezane crke
s. D. n. (Societe des Nationsl.
Teza enega teh zlatnikOv znasa
.O3225SO5 enega grama. Po amerl-
skem denariu ie tax eekin vreden
celia diva centa. 13.2O0 takih ceki-
nov bi bilo treba, da bi tehtah en-
funt.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-12-13
BOJEVITE zENE STAV-
KARJEV.

PittSburg, Kans., Y. dee. -
Velika mnozica IN in sorodnic
Howatovih prem )sarjev, d je Ste
la okoli 1000 bojevnic, je napadla
danes zjutrai premOgovnik druzbe
Jackson Walker Co. st. II in pre-
preeila stavkolomilcem, ola bi Sli
ma delo.
Kakor lie bilo videti MISC imele
zenske nikake voditeljice med Sc
boj. Bile so Skoro vse tujeIOdke.
Zene so Sc zbrale V Franklinu, ka-
ko milo daleG Od premOgOvniGa.
Tudi moSki stavkarii so bill zbra-
nj v Franklinu. kakih 5000 MOI
DO Steviiu, toda MISC Sc vdelezid
pohoda proti rudniku.
Stavkolomilci so Sc pOsluzevah
automobilOv, da so dOSpel ma DC
10, drugi pa poulicne zeleznice. =
Zenske Jim MISC pustile, ola bi IL
Stopih IL vOzev.
Ustavile so automobile, kat,-
rih so Sc nahaiali ii zaloStni zna-
6aji in potrgale stranske zavese
ter jim temeljito dOpovedale, da
ne pojdeio ma delO.
Tudi druge osebe so morale po-
Sakati, dokler Jim MISC dovollle
zenske, da nadaljujejo svOJo pot
V Victory rudniku je ekSpIodl'
raj parni kotel, radi cesar Sc le
razssirila vest, da ie bill pognan 2
dinamitom V zrak.
Springfield, III. = Internaeilo-
nalni eksekutivni OdbOr United
Mine Workers of America le lzdal
zshtevo, da mai illinOjSh premo-
garji ne podpiraio ve6 kansaslIln
stavkarjev. Frank harrington
predsednik te organizaeije "a dr.
zavo Illinois, ie izaivil, da Sc DC
podyzelo akciio V taken smislu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-12-13
vELIKA POPLAVA v DRZAVI
WASHINGTON.

Seattle, Wash, II. dec. = V
zapadnem delu drzave Washing
ton ie diviala danes najhujSa po-
plava, kar iih ie bilo skozi dolgo
let.
Pritisk vode ie V nekaterih kra-
nh poruSil zelezniSke nasipe in ta-
ko pretrgal promet. Drugod je p"
vzroeil velike zemske plazove, kI
so podirali pred seboi, kar so zale-
Ii Tekom potopa ie bilo ubitih de
set oseb. "a toliko Sc namree sedaJ
We. in mnogo ranienih. Tudi ma
terijalna Skodo je ogromna.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-12-13
PLEN RoPARJEv.

Greenville, ILL.,, II. dec. = Sest
banditov ie danes V Panami, y
manisem mestecu ne dalec od tu,
oropalo tamosnio banko in odne-
slo s seboi okoli 10000 dolariev.
Toloyaii so bill toliko drzni, ola
SO v nelxi biliardni igralnici ORC
pail Sc sedem oseb in potem usll
ma automobilu. Ma begu SO ranlll
nekega automobilista, ker SO me-
Mill, da jih pregania.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-12-13
STAVKA ULICNOzELEZNI-
SIKH USLUzBENCEv v
MEXICO CITY.

Mexico City, II. dec. = Radi
stavke usluzbencev ma poulicni ze-
leznici Sc ie danes vrsilo veliko ro-
mamie IL tega mesta Guadalupe
in nazaii. V vsem federalnem dis
triktu miruie elektriena zeleznica
popolnoma.
Costa IL tega mesta V Guadalupe
je dolga tri Mile in je bila YES
dan natlaGena peScev.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-12-13
MEHIKANSKA PORODILA
OSEM OTROK.

MehiSki list FL Universal poro
ca. da ie Tampieu zadnio soboto
porodila sonora Enriquita Rubio
osem otrok. Vseh ,osem ie mrtvih
Matt Sc poGuti povsem dobro. (Tu-
di oee Sc menda poeuti dobro, zla-
sti ee 81 INA predstavliati, kai b
bio. Ge bi YES "oktet" osta1 ziv y
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-12-13
LENIN JE SEDAJ BOLAN.

Iz Berlfna Sc poroea, ola lie Le-
min zbolel ma neki zelodeni bolez-
nj in da ie jake izerpan radi sill
mega truda posledniih stirih let.
Berlin ie zvedel to novice baie di-
rektno IL Moskve.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-12-13
HITRA PosTA.

Leta 1908 ie Mrs. Goodmanson
ii Aberdeena, S. D. poslala pismo
" Webster svoii priiateljici, XII Sc
sedai ze nahaia V veenih loviseih.
Pismo ie dospelo ma naslov ma 2.
dec. 1921. Razdalio petdesetih
mill je torej preraizalo sreeno y
trinaistih letih.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-12-13
AVSTRIJA PONUJA KREIS.
LERJU ZASTOPSTVA v
WASHINGTONU.

Londonski list Daily Mail poro-
ca, da ie avstriiska vlada ponudi-
la Frideriku Kreisleriu, slavnemu
viiolinistu, poslansko mesto V
Washingtonu. Kreislerieva zena
jc Americanka.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-12-13
zADNJA sNEzENA NEvIHTA

ki je divjala vzhodnih drzavah
Unije je napravila ogromno sko-
do. Telefonska druzba V Bostonu
ie re sedai placala EN- million In
pol dolarjev "a popravo telefon-
skin zvez, katere ie vihar pokva-
ri1
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-12-13
BOLJSEVISKO ZLAT0 MA
poTU v AMERIKo.

KopehhaSki correspondent poro-
Ga svoiemu londOnskemu listu The
Telegraph, da vozi danski parnik
Frederick VIII. IL Kristjaniie v
Zdruzene drzave "a 1S milionov
dolariev boliSeviSkega zlata.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-12-13
STORKLJA PoSTAJA PRID-
NEJSA v z. D.

Kakor Sc poroca IL Washingto-
ma je Stevilo rojstev percentuelno
narastlo V posledniih par letih.
Odstotek znaSa IA.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-12-13

List XII ina najveco crkulaco svetu e The News OF the
Wod lastu lord Ridde in skan Londonu Vsa
nedo proda sta oko si mione zvodov Vsak te
poabl $50 papirja Tska sesindvah vekh
sanh sroh 0glas cello sran recen stu sane deset
tisoc dolariev enkrat.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-16
Real Estate Transfers

639 10th st ne, square $50, lot
64-EsteIIa NJ Jones to Lille J. and
William Brush, $40.
llth st. Sc, between & and c sts.,
square 96S, part original lot IS
Charles d. Sager ct UX-, Rebecca N,
to Emma McGillicuddy, SO.
Connecticut ave. nwr between
Belmont st and Kalorama I'd.
square 1926. lot 1862 and part lot l3,
Kalorama Heights-Jessie o. Cugle
ct vir. Charles D. to Eugene A.
Smith. $4,000.
35 Q st. ne, square 1916, lot 1871,
West EckingtOn-Elmo d. Norris ct
ux.. Carrie, to Virginia Joel, $40.
IS Q st. ne. square 35l6, lot 1871,
West Ecking ngtOn-Virginia Joel TO
Bertha Chaconas, $40.
225 and 227 w st NV. square
3O69, part lot D. Mount Pleasant
Susie J. Lutz to Bradford and Com
pany. $40.
200 H st. ne, square sss. all in
terest in and to lot l2-Emily V.
Kaufman ct al. to Gus Blechman,
SO.
D st. sw.. between 1st and I'd SITS.
square $50. part original lot 3
Isaac Rehrend ct uN., Carolyne ",
TO Carter J. Collins ct UN., Mary
A. $40.
1925 Otis pI. NV, square $3.50.
lot 1922, Holmead Manor-LoUise c.
Wilson to Norman H. Edwards. $40.
1916 II st. NV square 222. parts
original lots and l2-L0uise
Duryee to William ClabaUEh. trus-
tee. SO.
1916 H st. NV, square 222. parts
original lots and 12-Edith s. Ell
more TO William Clabaugh. trustee,
$40.
1916 H st NV. square 222. parts
original lots ? and l2-Same to
same. $40.
II Florida ave. ne. square 1916,
lot Il. West Eckington-Charl A.
Schmidt ct uN- Louisa NJ, to West
L. Williams, $40.
IA Florida ave. ne. square 1916.
lot II, West EckinEton-West L.
Williams to Francis P. Sheehy ana
Francis J. Rivers. $40.
220S l1th st. NV. square 3O2. part
lot 5l-Louise ScruEgs to Leslie <.
F. Prince. $40.
SIS ID st. Sc. square 765. lot 53-
Abe WorOn0f et UN- Clara A. to
Harry S. Mothershead ct ux.. Mary
B., $40
Alaska ave. between 18th st. and
Dahlia pl. NV, square 2734. lot 25,
Sixteenth Street Heights-Mary J.
Raymond to United States Of Amer.
lea. S3.4144O.
G33 Louisiana ayv. NV. square
45S. part lot 5-Renjamin s. Minor
and Charles T Warner. executors,
to David Notes. Sl7.5GO.
43 Massschu usetts ave. NV. square
625. lot l2-Richard L. Rairo ct Hx..
Helen W, to Henry ?. Amos. $40.
1886 P ST. NV. square 1858. lot
S2-Mary Z. Tilghman Carroll to
William Reynolds. $4,000.
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Marriage Licenses

William IaMont, %, and Msry s.
Dale. l9. both of this city. Thr
Rev. D. r. CovelL
Edward T. EoeEel p. of rhis city
and Freda PaImatior. q. nf Ne,~
Haven, Conn. The Rev. Haaa. y 4
chell.
Clifford Z Temple. %. and Cora
N. Manning. "a. both "f this city.
The Rev. J. +. Bryan.
Charles W. Hiit. 40. and Beatriee
Mills. 80. both of this city. The
Rev. J. N. McCaulcy.
John J. Maurer, 81, and Ethel 4.
LuCkett, 36, both Of this city. The
Rev. c. N. Compiler.
Thomas FitzhuEh. -. and Ella
thera NJ. Adams. %. both ~ this
city The Rev. II. J Calls
Byron c. Ross. 81. 4 Pennington.
West Va, and Helen y. Allen. 81. Of
this city. The Rev. J. 5 Mont
gomery.
Harvey Allen. %. and Mary l..
Davis, q. both Of this city. The
Rev. S. Miller.
HuEhy l. Daniel 25. and Elsie
Eurey. q. both Of this city The
Rev. J. = Eryan
- -0ls'' S. ana MINNIE
Butler. 40, both or this city. The
Rev. T.. ID. W. Jones.
Stanley c. Brown. IS. and EmiHe
N. Hilbert. -. both Of Baltimore.
Nd. The Rev J. r. Edwards
Martin l.. Wise. 30. ~ SelIuaE.
Nd, and Genovieve Nassburg. 25. os
PoolesvilIe. Nd The Rev s T.
Nicholas.
Samuel Roscnstoln. g. ~ BaIt-
more. Ne, and Rnalch RosenbIoth.
"a. Of Newport News. Va The Rev.
4. Shefferman.
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Law Suits Filed.

65o1S Clarence J. Coleman VS..
Amos A. Roper damages $4,000.
Plaintiffs attorney, H. E Wood
ward.
6501s Henry Garland VS.. Edward
Wall. Judgment Municipal Court,
$456. Plaintiffs attorney, Alvin l.
Newmyer.
5000 Lewis J. Roebach VS.. Da-
vid DerZaYitz, appeal; defendants
attorneys, Tobriner and Graham.
65O21 Kronstein & Silver VS..
Ehrlich Bros. Account Plaintiffs
attorneys, Loving and Hammer.
Equity Suits Filed.
3S6ll Celia r. Whitaker VS..
Charles H. Whitaker, absolute di
vorce Plaintiffs attorney. Mary
O'Toole
S86l2 Second National Bank VS.
Stephen Borowski et al, Judgment
creditors bill. Plaintiffs attorneys,
Barger and Fits.
3s6l3 Pansey c. Anderson vs..
Samuel A. Anderson, absolute di-
vorce. Plaintiffs attorneys Neu-
decker and Emerson.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-16

COCKERELS, FINE ANCONAS; WILL
swap for one AncOna and one Rhode Is
land Red or Barred Rock cock. Phone
Alexandria 2S-w. 1890
The Washington herald., 1921-01-16
RIZPAH ELDON

Worlds Greatest Clairvoyant Palmist and
Spirit Medium. Readings daily from 10 a.
m. to p. m. To1 9Th st. NV. cor. C st.
1861
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DEATHS.
white

White.
Matthew MSIloy. - years. 9l9 9Th st ne
Marie L. Braun, IS SihIey Huspt
Dabney J. Pierce, IS, 1898 Calvert ST. NV
Charles +. AIbes. %. Emergency Hospt.
John {. Montague. -. L. :. 5. II. Hospt
VIM. d. Stephenson, g.. 9lI C St Sc
Laura E. RidEeway, 30. 1873 Mass ave. Sc
Sylvia L. Hale, g., Bellview Hilunds D. c
Mary J. McDPvitt, 73. 1914 lst st. NV.
Patrick Cannon. IS, Providence HCspt.
Mary McConchie, S, 80 Columbia road.
Ruth L. Cornelius 25s S37 ST NV
Gearld R. HRrtsmaB, > mon. l223 Decatur
L. NV.
wm. c Farmer, Is days, Sibley Hospt
Colored.
Susie Grass. Sc Tuberculosis Hospt
John Stevens 81 st. EIizabeth's Hospt
Charles Iangster -. 4O5 2lst st. NV.
Fannie W johnson, 90, 2I22 10th St NV
Walter W. Snipes, month. Children's
IOspt.
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Is Your Conscience Clear?

Have you saved life when you could have many?
Have saved NONE when you might have saved some?
THEY ARE LOC,NG TO YOU
The lives of $4,000 of starving children are on your hands and
on your souls fou alone, Americans save them from
death In Gods name, DO NOT LEI THEM DIE
F out this and send your check at once TO obr
Poole treasurer European Relief Council Federal National
Bank, Washington, D. c
$40 vii save the life of child How many Will you save2
CcOpied Literary DiEest)
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BIRTHS.
white

White.
Aaron and Rosie Moiger. girl.
Jack and Elizabeth Hatcher. girl
Joseph and Ida " HGisIipp. boy.
Joseph A. and Mary T Specht. EirI.
John and Mary '. Ferrari. boy.
Morris and Zelda Werlich. boy.
Garnett r. and Elsie Hudson. EirI.
Abraham and Ethel Keyser. boy.
Wm. J. and Margaret NJ Boyle. boy.
Mason f. Snd Ida L. Payne. boy.
Louis and RebeCcR Katz. boy.
Harry 5. ami Ida L. Adams. girl.
Frederick {. and Marie {. Hicks. boy.
Skelton c. and Elizabeth Higgins. boy
Colored.
Joseph o. and Anna Savoy. boy.
Grover {. and Rose Z. Henry, girl
John L. and HRrlamy Holms, Eirl.
Ernest s. and Matte T. Allen. girl
The Washington herald., 1921-01-16

VICTROLA RECORDS FOR EXCHANGE
for anything Of equa! value. Phone North
QI20 after q n m 1-15
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LOST
II cents q line time,
So diRrOHnt 8 or more Insertions.

II cents line time.
I5To discount or more tHs6Tttobs
VELVET BAG WITH INITIALS J. c.
beaded thereon; lost about Thursday
evening n vicinity OF telephone office build
ing, 18th st. NV. Reward. See dOOrkeeper,
722 18th st. NV, after $50 p. m. 1427
LOST-GOLD WRIST WATCH wEDNEs-
nesday, January Il, 7th st. wharf car or
18th st. and Columbia road. Liberal re
ward Phone Columbia 1O332. lao
L o T-BRACELET. ONYX, FLEXIBLE
bracelet set in platinum, between Capitol
and War Risk Bureau. Reward. BERRY
& WHITMORE co. 1-46l
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUY A LEASE BEFORE THE RUSH; NEW
oil Geld; write. II. MARTIN, Heith Perry
Bldg Kansas City, No.
HOW MUCH MONEY CAN YOU INVEST
TO help build my typewriter that will
typewrite the voice. City p. o. BOX 1915.
LAS
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PERSONAL.

ORKINGMEN-NONE NEED FEAR THE
outcome as we have good stock Of new
Dunts at s.. which includes dress and cor
duroy: sUme for work for less; new sweat
ers SlJO. and a few more slightly used
overcoats s. up; winter is not over yet;
ladies' One-pieCe dresses, fine, 50 up.
JTrSTH'S OLD STAND. 619 d.
'.MOONsHADE." wASHINGTON'S LATEST
song yuccess. on sale at all music counters.
1nc copy. C. E JOHNSON, publisher. 9OS
10th st ne. Music composed, arranged and
published Lincoln 440G. 1922
YOUR FUTURE. MYSTERIES OF LIFE
unseen forCes, luck, power. Send 2Oc
hostage and birthdate for advice T. YERI-
TAs, Il6 W. 30th st. New York City.
1-4O3
G1IISTONES-FREE BOOn TELLS OF
improved method Of treating inhamma-
+ion Of gaIIbIadder and bile ducts. Write
today. Dr. PADDOCK. Box s-Q-2O1. Kan
sas City, No. se26-u
ATTORNEY TO PLEAD FOR COMPENsA-
ton or land for disability Of 1918. City
z. o. BON 1915. 1-45l
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NINE. CARLETTA,

SPIRITUAL MEDIUM AND ADVISOR
ACKNOWLEDGED TO HAVE NO EQUAL.
Her marvellous powers and wonderful sue
cess attested by the great number Of
satisfied patrons Her insight into all mat
ters-loye, courtship, speculation. marriage,
divorce, real estates clearer. her advice
more accurate and reliable than any you
have ever received. 1920 G ST. y. W.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-16
THE WEATHER.
y and Tonlnrrnvr.

Forecast for Today and Tomorrow.
For the District Of Columbia.
Maryland and N.r-luia. partly
cloudy today. ton.,rruw unsettled.
colder by tomorrow narhr. mod
crate west and soutl vest winds.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS; WILL
pay spot cash; state style, serial num-
bers. description aud lowest price. Write
or wire. CANCER, l47 ". 42d St, New
York l-4O2
The Washington herald., 1921-01-16

WILL EXCHANGE LADY'S GOOD,
long, black coat, trimmed with black
for, size 40; and a O-size lady's watch,
stemwind for a comfortable rocker and
arm chair, either plain wood or upholstered;
or for a neat parlor or dining room table:
size % by A. in. or larger. NJ. II. P, 1918
Sth st. NV. Liza
The Washington herald., 1921-01-16

WILL SWAP A HOUSE; SIX ROOMS;
bath; h.-w. b.: electricity; good location
for fam in Maryland or Virginia; what
have you to Offer. Call Franklin 27O2
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY l-1sg
The Washington herald., 1921-01-16

THREE-PASSENGER CLOSED HUDSON:
excellent condition; trade for liberty bonds
or railroad bonds. Col .SO3O-J LIPS
The Washington herald., 1921-01-16

WANTED-TO TRADE OR SWAP A FORD
coupe 1921 tOnly one day old for a
Dodge touring car. Phone Franklin 27O2
The Washington herald., 1921-01-16

I WILL SWAP 1Os ACRES OF LAND IN
w. for lots near Washington. What Eave
you? J. II. LIEBER, Catletts, Va. 1872
The Washington herald., 1921-01-16

WHAT WILL YOU OFFER FOR A TALL,
lean army officers suit Cnew), 32-inch
waist, cost S65; automatic hair rutter, 81;
also $50 Liberty bondf Address GIL. i85
Randolph place NV. Ills
The Washington herald., 1921-01-16
Madame FOneida

Egyptian Palmist and ClsirvOyant, born with
q veil. tells past. present. future; advice on
all affairs Of life. Reading, SOC. Opposite
Saks', 800 eth st. NV LAOS
The Washington herald., 1921-01-16

FIRST BASEMAN's GLOVE (REACH HAS
never been used. will swap for tennis rack
ct in good condition. Apartment 1O9, PIP
st. NV, by letter Lila
The Washington herald., 1921-01-16

FOUR OR FIVE SHIRTS; GOOD AS NEW:
size 1871; too small for owner; cost new,
s. 80 apiece. For anything useful BOX
361-C Herald office 1-169
The Washington herald., 1921-01-16

HAVE SUPPLY OF EXCELLENT OFFICE
devices; cost $500; live agent should
cash for $3.50, or more, in a few days: also
typewriter and printed matter fCr mail or
der business. Will sell or swap for some
thing Of equal Valu' that l can use. What
have you? Drop card for interview. eO5
Monroe st. NV. I.7o
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DAILY COURT CALENDAR.

PreeeedinGE
CRIMINAL DIVISION Ne.
United States We. Saul Gordon.
violation section IS penal code-
Recognizsnce $1,000 taken For ae-
tion of the grand jury.
CRIMINAL DIVISION Ne q
None.
EQUITY DIVISION Nc. L
1926 District In re opening Of
Thirty-ninth street. order = pcbli-
cation.
3S3O3 Union Transfer Co. -
Forest Referred to MarTsrcf u
Murray, examiner.
1862 Anderson vs.. Ar1ofsrrl.
Rule as TO slimony psnasuts a.
returnable January p, 1921.
EQUITY DIVISION No. =
SS26s Smith ct al We. Reveli st
al. Decree pro COufesso. 90.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. 4.
None.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. =
None
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MENACE II TO -: EXPERIENCE IN
necessary; travel, make secret investiEa-
tions. reports; salaries; expense. AMERl-
CAN FOREIGN DETECTIVE AGENCY. 2O6
St Louis. 1-S24
BE \ DETECTIVE: $SO-SlOO WEEKLY;
travel over world; experience unnecessary.
AMERICAN DETECTIVE AGENCY, 6ls
Lucas. St. Louis. 1-4Oo
ELECTRICITY TAUGHT BY EXPERTS;
earn while you learn at home: electrical
outfit and proof lessons free. Write today.
ENGINEERING WORKS, 1900 Sunnyside
Chicago. l-4O6
COLORED MEN; s. PANTS OFFER; s.
suit offer; write for free samples and
styles KNICKERBOCEER TAILORING
CO. Dept 1l1J, Chicago. 1899
SELL MALT EXTRACT: ENORMOUS De
mand: real money to be made in sale of
this legitimate article; permanent business.
Our agency opportunity appeals to live wires.
MALTOP Co. Buffalo. y. Y. 1-4OO
TYPIST WILL WORK EVENINGS FROM
to 10 p. m. at Fanfold tipping or book
keeping machines City P. o. BOX 1915,
1-452
YOU WANT PROFITABLE WORK; LIB
eraI commission basis. WRITE MR.. MO
RAN. SD 9TH st. NV. l-484
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OLDSMOBILE
FOR RENT-GARAGES.

SPACE FOR ! OR CARS. IN REAR OF
1874 9Th st. NV. Call SO7 Sth st. NV.
Phone Fr. 242J l-432
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MALE AND FEMALE.
AGENTS.

,GEXTS-THREE RELIABLE PARTIES TO
renrpsant an old established firm; small
investment needed. Call between 10 a m.
and l. noon. Monday. Ask for Mr.. LANDS,
ia 2nd st ne 1-44l
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WILL SWAP NINE-ROoM AND BATH
brick house; in good condition; located
in good quiet neighborhood in GEORGETOWN
Tor sIx or seVen-room, modern house and
land in suburbs or in committing dis
tancs Of Washington. Phone West 1920.
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