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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-02-25

day at noon and Judge Eiting remand.
ed the defendant to await the action
Of the grand jury without bail.
N. 3. Bledsoe has been elected by
the city council as night policeman
to serve In the place Of Oscar Cardin.
who recently resigned.
Mrs. w. G. Cover and children de.
parted this morning for Il weeks visit
to relatives in Antlers.
Jack White. who had his right lep
cut off by train sometime ago ~
Armstrong. Is rapidiy recovering
MS father was In town yesterday from
Sterrett to purchase crutches for Jack
Mrs George Harris and baby return
ed yesterday afternoon from "A two
weeks visit In Sherman. George Har-
ris and Miss Lola Harris spent Labor
Day In Sherman and accompanied Mrs.
Harris home.
Mrs. Henry Sneaks of Sterreu sp.nt
last night in the city. returning home
this morning.
Herbert Yeagtr left today for Okla
homa city to attend the National
Firemen's convention.
Gov. Frank Frantz OF Oklahoma
city arrived in Durant last night and
is registered at the Atwood.
y II. Moore and wife of Bennington
are the guest OF DR.. ]. A. Moore and
family this week.
walker Cook and Clint Durant de-
parted this morning for Jones acade.
my to attend school the ensuing term.
Joe Lyday arrived today from Lone
Oak. Ark. to visit his parents. Mr
and Mrs $. W. Lyday a; 10I Locust
street
Miss Iinnie Parker Of Muskoree
arrived in Durant yesterday afternoon
and Is the guest Of Miss Doll.e Carter
this week.
Mrs, NJ Brame Of Honey Grove
Texas, after several days visit u
Mr. and Mrs J. NJ Stone returned
home yesterday afternoon.
Miss Sallie Lyday returned yester-
day from weeks visit in Colbert.
Miss Leah Beavert has accepted a
position with Penman Dry Goods Co.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-02-25

i,.urs taken from tHc
~ Sent. the Z to 7th OF 1917.
..dia,,ly :, preceding the first
Lection and vote on ratify-
ga. state Constitution.
t,,,nk Franz and party consist
4; Turk, 81 Reed and l.. q.
came. in yesterday on the Fris-
,, lingo. They were met at the
|, ,,. 10y thirty or ior'y Vi t"e 'a."
n,.ruhiicans and sinaii h"mper
prnocrats.
.l. train drew up the band play
,', :, The chief. The procession
,,r,ned. headed by DR.. l.. q. Early
., ,,.x marched UP to the ATWOOD
an Informal reception was heId.
r,a ,;,y.rnor was afterward taken
far a ride through the city IN
II B.rtrandS automobile.
,r', .,,,king started promptly at
:. .,I IN. Governor was introduced
,ud,, ,'has C.. Parker the master
ceremonies.
,rh.. I,,p.blicans are bowling about
f,ct that the Democrats promis-
|, IN pu, a Jim crow" law In the
s.,,u;ion and did not do II. They
h,,i IL they want to. We did
a., i, because we knew Roosevelt
,,,d ,urn statehood down IL we did.
II would have. under that condition.
~, idiots to have put II there.
,x,y.r il will be made law In
,s, about 10 minutes after the first
krislaturr meets.
TN. first democratic ticket ever
animated and elected in Bryan
pun,y.
congress. g. ID. Carter.
n;s,rirt Judge--Gth District. ID. A.
icha rdson.
s;a;. Senator. 2Oth District. r. F.
eminger
STATE Senator. goth District, Jesse
Hatchett.
County Officers
Representative. a. Frank Ross.
Representative. ]. II. Baldwin.
Ioin; Representative. W. A. Durant.
,,ounty Judge. Charles a. Phillips.
County Attorney. ]. r. Mcintosh.
uis,ri,: Clerk. W. II. Collins.
County Clerk. Sam Swinney.
Sheriff Clipper Hamilton.
Treasurer. Dr. r. r. James.
Register of Deeds. W. l.. Poole.
County Surveyor. l.. V. StinsOn.
County Superintendent of Public in
lruc,ion. H. c. King.
County Coroner. DR.. 4. $. Hagood.
county Weighrr. u. II. Harris.
Hon q f. Deck. who is one of the
|ection commissioners has just return
with 800 ballots to be used in
II coming election in Bryan county.
On Monday the Presbyterian col
re Opened with AN enrolment ex-
kcding any in the history of the col
ge for the frs, day
Nearly en0 are enrolled. 1t is pleas
Ig to note that almost half are in
- high school department and col
gia,e department..
The preliminary trial Of Charley
ssell for the murder Of Sampson
locHak" At Bennington on Tuesday
eh' August the 27th. ended yester-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-02-25
BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT HEnE
MARCH II and ~.

The Southeastern oklahoma High
school basket ball tournament. will he
held at the Normal courts here March
II and -. under the direction Of p.
T.. Laird. and II large number Of teams
are expected to enter the play. Caney
won the championship last year. Boys
or Girls teams may be entered. The fol-
lowing schools are already in the line
up: p:--Ardmore. Duran'. Atcka. Crowder,
Marietta. Spiro. Healdton. Eufau ula.
Mrnnsville. Hugo. Red Oak. Checotah.
Fort TOwsOn. Haileyville. Ringing,
New Wilson. Boswell Calera. Howe.
Remington
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-02-25

George Yarbrough Of Mead spent
the day in Durant. He says the pub
lie school opened there yesterday
morning with IS pupils enrolled. under
the supervision OF Mrs. r.. j. Monts
and daughter OF Tishomingo.
Mrs. n. G. Meadows. state deputy
for the woodman Circle. spent last
night in the city enroute to Ft. Tow
son.
Miss Bertha Ferguson Of Sterett. who
has. been the guest OF Miss Kat"
Haden for several days returned home
today.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-02-25
LEGION DOESN'T WANT poNus

Declaring that the Alex and disabfeA
veterans of the world war should re-.
ceivc consideration Of the State Leg
islature the State executive commit-
tee Of the American Legion. In q state-
ment issued at Oklahoma City. denis1
any interest or responsibility in the
State bonus bill. introduced in the low
er house last Tuesday. The fact WaS
cited that the State convention Of the
American Legion refused to ask the
State for a bonus.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-02-25
WILLIAM rwIGo PASSED AWAY

William Twigg. aged 81 years died
SCI, rday night following an attack
OF pneumonia. Funeral services were
eontucted Sunday afternoon by Rev.
y. g. Butler assisted by J. II. Newman.
The deceased was u former Baptist
minister but has not been in the work
for II number Of years.
He leaves II wife. besides a large
circle OF friends to mourn his death.
Burial was in Highland cemetery.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-02-25
COTTON GROWERS ASSOCIATION
NEARLY COMPLETED.

The Oklahoma Cotton Growers as
soe'a'ion has obtained i75.0Oo Of the
needed 100000 bales necessary to com.
p'e'e lis permanent organisation and
permit the association to proceed with
ueIlhi'e preparations for selling the
isai oklahoma cotton crop cooperative.
~ This announcement was made a,
neacquariers of the association at
oklahoma city Saturday night.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-02-25
WANT TO KNOW or ExprNsEs

Tie lower house Of Congress Tuesday
passed Il resolution calling upon Presi.
dent Wilson for itemization of expen-
ses incurred by the American peace
commission to Paris. also the DISPOSE
tion made Of $50 200. 900 In funds voted
him during the war. A hot debate was
staged.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-02-25
DlRANT high BEATEN FOR
FIRST TIME THIS SEASON

Pryor High School basket ball team
split a two game series with the Du-
rant High School. winning the game
Saturday night by score Of 30 to Is
Booked led in the scoring for Durant.
making IN points. This is the first
game the Durant High School lost this
year
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-02-25
SHRINE CANDIDATES FROM HERE

The Shriners held "A ceremonial n,
Muskogee this week. attended nv n
lot OF the local Shriners. who belony
~ '"e Mnskogee organization. .Among
'"ose from here who were to take
.ne work were Hugh Morrow. Tom
Nesbtt. and Earl Lake.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-02-25
SEM rEiNERs START RuCus

Incendiarism. believed to he Of Seiu
Fein origin. broke out In ManchestsE.
England the other day destroying ten
factories. The fires started stimuli
taneousiy. and were set with keroseso
oil.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-02-25
GETTING OVER A. OPERATION

GkITING ONEH IN OPEHATION
W. =. Tyree, underwent an operation
at the hospital last week for acute
appendicitis. and at last reports was
recovering rapidly. and will soon be
able to be out again.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-02-25
:. .rxaaaa u = = = y T" = :
EVENTS IN DURANT OF :
MANY YEARS AGO .
. y. - ~ II = 4 4 y 4 = = 4 = = Z

,..ms taken from the Durant
~. - sent. the z to 7th Of 1917.
N'" '.,,a,,ly preceding the first
.I,c,ion and vote on ratiiy-
,. state Constitution.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-13

Detf sent to Jail for one ear. n.
s. Bowles. atty. for deft.
376SS L. S. VS. Monroe Harvey.
Assault to kill & assault with dead
ly weapon. Sentence set aside.
37764 U. S. VS. Paul O'Neill. Sur
rendered by VIM. D. Doyle, surety.
Surety exonerated & deft commit
ted.
356SS U. S. vs. Samuel Hyatt. Re-
ceivins stolen property. Jury
sworn.
3761S U. S. VS. John L. Ashbourne.
Vic Sec S5l-B d. c. Code. Recog
$500. c. D. Hood. surety taken.
S7605 U. S. VS. Sydney Wood.
Grand larceny. Hecos 500 taken.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. 1.
No new assignment until next
Monday on account of absence of
Justice Godd.
Proceedings.
In re- est Timothy Brosnan. Jury
respited until Thursday at 10 a. m.
Gar iner & Ferguson Lambert,
Yestman & w. @. johnson, attys.
NJ assignment for today.
PROBATE DIVISION,
Est Sallie Lathrop NichoIs-peti-
t! On to establish trust fund. Loving
81 Hammerer and Z. w. White, attys,
Est Amelia J. Lyle-petition to
deposit funds in court registry.
Est Elizabeth Connolly-petirion
for probate of will and letters test,
Frank Van Zant. atty.
Est Margaret M. Millcr-petltion
for letters of admin. G. P. McGlue,
atty.
Est August Mandelburg-order
granting letters of admin to T. s.
Sergeon-undertaking $1,000. Rich
ardson and Shreve, attys.
Est John Baylor-order granting
letters of admin to Twine Baylor
gen. undertaking $500. H. NJ.
Welsh and o. H. osterman, attys.
Est Hosea H. Newlin-order ad-
mitting will to probate and grant
ing letters test to Bessie T. Newlin
gen undertaking $1,000. T. NJ.
wampler. atty.
Est Minerga s. wynne-order ad-
mitting will and codicil to probate
and record only. "A. HELEN, atty.
Est Benjamin w. Pond--order ad-
hitting will to probate and grant
ing letters test to Joiia NJ. Pond
special undertaking $1,000. Gle
phan and Latimer and G. L. Hail.
attys.
Est Amedia J. Lyle-order, author
izing payment of money into regis
try of court.
Est Herman Ames Phillips-peti-
tion for probate of will and letters
test. Fred G. Golden. atty.
In re Neary Sauers-order for rule
to show cause to issue.
Est Fred g. Calyert-order grant
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Ing letters of admin to {. II. Calvert
gen undertaking $1,000 +. A,
Fenning. atty.
Est Silas Jackson-ordcr for rule
to show cause to issue. A. D. Esher.
atty.
Est Edw. Reinmuth-Henry GILL;
gan appointed guardian ad Iitem.
Est Catherine MorEan-order of
publication nisi sale of real est. II.
Quinn. atty.
In re Catherine NJ. McCue-Peti-
tton for sale of real estate. J.. L.
Neubeck. atty.
Est Daniel Simms-Petition for
letters of admin. r. l.. Goskfns,
atty.
Lawsuits Filed.
65573 Soco Valley Canning Co.
VS. George Claggett. Certiorari.
J. A. Herbert and $. V. Hayden,
deft atty.
65574 Emma {. Clark. adx VS.
Theodore II. Thomas. Judgt NJ. c
$40. A. d. Esher. pltf atty.
65575 James G. Nelson VS. Jacobs
Transfer Co, Note S2.5OO. King. ST.
mon. Young & Koenlgsberger. pitt
attys.
s5576 Adolph C. Dant, adm v.
G. Walsh and r. J. Whalen, pitt
attys.
65577 Amer Sec & Tr Co VS. Car.
roll Beale. judgt NJ c $50. Hoehling
Peelle & Ogilvy, pltf sttys.
6557S Paul J. Grove VS. John T
Major. Judgt NJ. c. sl35.l5. Tob-
riner and Graham. pltf attys.
Essity Suits Filed.
Sss24 Mary ]. Collier VS. John H
Collier. Bill to sell real est and for
reinvestment. Edw. l. McAleer
pltf atty.
3ss25 Anna c. ouantrille VS. Ar
chibald r. Juantrille. Bill for abb
solute divorce. Nathan Cayton, pitt
atty.
3ss2s Mary wilkins ct al. VS.
Leanna wilkins. Bill to sell GER
tain property. Thomas l. Jones
pltf atty.
sss27 John n. Matthews VS.
Charles A. Keigwin. Bill to substi-
tute trustee. Earl p. Ready and
Paul A. Sherier, pitts attys.
sss2s Harriet A. Gsylor, VS. Keith
M, Gaylor. Bill for maintenance
and to declare marriage valid. VIM.
J. Dow, pltf atty.
sss2s John L. Grimm VS. J. Stew
art Simmons ct al. Bill to enforce
mechanics lien. VIM. B. Jsynes,
pltf atty.
u, s. SUPREME COURT.
Adjourned until today at IL
o'clock
The day call for wednesday, April
1s. will be as follows: Nos. fs1,
$40. 7is. ss5,, sos. sos dknd 72o).
sll, q, 200, and 2iL
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Not in session. Court adjourned
from day to day.
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
The court will sit in general
term this morning at 10 o'clock
| Disbarment proceedings.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. 1.
| Proceedings.
60SSS U. S. to use of Nelson Mfg.
Co. VS. Equitable Surety Co. Trial
resumed. Jury respited. E. A.
Chase-C. Merillat and T. C. Brad
Shea. Verdict for pltf for $1,000,
ley. attys.
65576 Dant, administrator, VS.
and judgt on verdict VS. deft for
same. T. G. Walsh and r. j. wha-
len. pltf attys.
64909 Rauscher VS. Cunningham.
Demurrer to declaration sustained.
Easby-Smith & Fleharty-Grant &
Hogan, attys.
Assignment for Wednesday.
60SSs Nelson Mfg. Co. VS. Equit-
able Surety Co. On trial. Z. A.
Chase-C. Merillat and T. C. Brad
ley, attys.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. 2.
Proceedings.
61497 Handy VS. Feamster. Judgt
for pltf on verdict VS. deft and
Stuart Ellis, surety for 500 with
int. from February q 1914, and
costs. ]. A. Hicks and c. w. Maui
pin-Darr, Peyser & whiteford.
attys.
65526 Slattery VS. Bean. Property
replevined ordered returned to deft
| upon terms. Paul W Rogers-T.
NJ. Wampler. attys. -
Assignment for Thursday.
2o4 Brooks VS. Wash. Terminal
Co. On trial. W. G. Gardiner
Hamilton & Hamilton. attys. :
40 Carey VS. Pot. Elec. Power Co.
H. W. Driscoll-R. ]. whiteford,
attys.
24S Combs VS. Bean. Lambert &
Yeatman-H. A. Hegarty. attys.
23s George VS. W.. B. e. A. e. r.
r. CO. Wells, Owens & Newmyer-
Littlepage & Taliaferro. attys.
EQUITY DIVISION No.
Proceedings
3s5 Adoption. In re Katherine M
Preston. Decree legalizing adoption.
c T Clayton, atty.
3ss06 Sipos VS. Sipos. Rule as to
alimony pending litigation return
able April IL. Brez & Coombe. attys
for pltf.
37345 Richardson vs. Richardson.
Rule as to contempt returnable
April Is, 1921. Gray & wolf-Rich-
ardson q Shreve. attys.
sst25 Caffrey VS. Caffrey. Rule as
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

New, vacant. Z rms, ami. lot 90 IT.
gar. Sl2sOO. 81 500 cash. STONE q
FAIRFAX. 1892 n. Y. ave. N. 5l27.
A BUILDING SITE ON l4TH ST., JUST
N. OF T.. with a frontage of 50 #. BY q
depth Of iO5; terms: i'm. poss. $50 900. JOHS
y. DcSoHoE q SONS. 3Ii Pa ave sc.
1919. 1921. 1923 ST. NE 5000 3 sub
stantially built Or. houses: under rental at
s7a mo. Colored purchaser. JOHN r. DOSO-
HOE & SONS. 8I4 Pa. ave. sc.
II ST. NV. Adj. cor c3d. 81 500 mod. Tr
brk. house. Reasonable terms. Colored pur-
chaser. John y. DON0HoE SONS, 3l4
Pa. ave. sc.
Mr.. COR. 7TH & l. SITS. Sc 1000. large
brk. res. very close to Navy lard. CoIored
purchaser. JOHN v. DoNoHoE 4 SONS. 3I+
-. ave. Sc.
SRD ST. Sc. Mr.. ST. 81 500. Brk house.
sr. Could easily be converted into 2-fsm
apt. Colored purchaser. JOHN y. DONoHoE
a SONS. 3i4 Pa. ave. ~.
HICKMAN ST. s., 700. Near I'd and y. c.
ave. A Or. mod. press brk honse. Can be
sold on terms of $500 cash. balance $50 per
month. including interest and principal. Col
ored purchaser. JOHN y. D0NoHOE 4
SONS. sI4 Pa. ave. sc.
10TH ST. Sc. s. 800. bet and y. C. ave.
6r. horse. This 10 very convenient neigh
borhood and the house will show good value
for the price asked. Colored purchaser. JOHN
p. DONoHoE 4 SONS. si4 Pa. ave. Sc.
ST. Sc. $500. bet 4th and 5th SITS. 6r.
ork. with bath. Bargain at the price asked.
C"lored purchaser. JOHN =. DoNoH0E q
SONS. Si4 Pa. ave. be.
ST. NE. s., 800. bet. 4th and jth sts. 6r
brk. house; cellar and bath: good yard.
Colored purchaser. JOHN Z. DONoH0E 4
SONS. 3l4 Ia. ave. Sc.
7TH ST. Sc. 5000. squares from Navy
Yard. l0r. brk house. Could easily be con.
ynrted into = apis. Colored. JOHN y. DoNO-
HOE 4 SONS. 314 Pa. ave. sc.
L ST. SB. 81 $50. store aud dwelling. with
large brick stable on rear. This property
Is worth a great deal more than we are
asking. Colored purchaser. JOHN y. D0SO.
HOE & SONS. 3l4 Pa. ave. Sc.
A OR. Ray WINDOW, BRICK HOUSE on
18TH ST. NE. 81 .975. Very close TO St.
now under rental Of so per month. CoIored
purchaser. JOHN T. D0N0H0E SONS,
3l4 Pa. ave. Sc.
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
Ucensee ny cns
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
MADAME JEANETTE.

Gifted Egyptian Clairvoysnt and FsInist-
guarantees to rad your entire live. past.
hut will tell you what yca want TO kur-s
giving names. dates and facts % business
matters, love. health and fnmily andirs.
Tells the name Of who you will marry sbd
brings the separated together removes trcu-
hles OF all nature 80 you can win ana hold
the one you love special rNadings 81. 62s
-. NV, between 9th and 5th. neat u
Shubert -Garrick slgs
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Local Temperature.

hlEneSt. %. lowest, 81.
Relative humidity: 8 a. m, a.: 2
p. M. IS; s p. m, 81.
Rainfall Is r. m to s p. MI. none.
Hours Of sunshine. l31
Per cent of possible sunshine. 100
Departures from Normal.
Accumulated excess Of tempera-
ture since January /. 1891. 520.
Excess OF temperature since April
1, 1921, g..
tation since January l. 1921. 40.
Deficiency of precipitation since
April /. 1921. 0.sl.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. Il; lowest. 43
The Washington herald., 1921-04-13
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. G..
Washington. April IL. 1921. Sealed pro
PosalE will be received at Room 800. Dis.
trict BIilding. until o'cloCk r. m. April
81. 1921, for installing conduits. wiring and
fixtures for electric lighting Of the Rock
Greek pumping station. sewage disposal
syStem. n. e. located at 9th and X streets
northwest. Washington. ID. c. Forms Of
proposals. specifications and necessary infor-
nation may he obtained from Chief Clerk.
Engineer Department Rom 81. District
Ruilding. CUNo II. RUDOLPH. CHARLES
W KUTZ, JAMES p. OYSTER. Connis-
siOners, u. e.
apo. I.l2.l5.l+.I5 494
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MADAM MAVIS.

THE GREAT EGYPTIAN PALNIsT
Tells your past, present and future; ri~es
names. dates Hne facts known only 20 your
self; advice on business. love lBck. court
ship. marriage and divorces In fact any
thing pertaining 10 your welfare and hHppi-
ness. Don't fail to consult this wonderful
Egyptian. You will ind true help. spe-
cisl readings. short time only JOc
SIS 18TH ST. NV. BET. Il STS.
IA
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN T-sgs a
general meetinr % the stes.khc.srf- s-@f
white Oak Goal and Coke Qmpans. = go
pcrstion Organized under the laws of dse
Distrlct Of Columbia. Il hereby ealird a. b.
heio ana win ibe held at the ofi.e- %
Seerte Z. sullivan. ESQ.,. $40 d sG-uw-
wsshlnftou. ID. C.. on April "a. 1871. ff
eiock p. m. for the purpose of consieer.
ING ano taking action upon the diminotion
snd reouetiou Of he sutborized and eOof-
stAnoinr stock Of the company - the
amount of sSe0 20 Be repre-ested By h<e
share< OF the par valse of si00 each, satd
dintnution and reduction 20 be efeeted ~
securing the surrender and permsnent 70
ltlrement OF al the remaining shares o. the
stock OF the company in eonsideratioa of
the transfer 10 the stockholders Eurrender-
ing the remaining stock of all of the So
sets OF the company except 500 in cash.
20 be retained as representing the said I've
shares 10 remain oUtstanding and for fh~
purpose OF taking any other action ~rraeh
may BE- necessary 20 effect such rrd,<fiou
snd dininution and to transact any funth~r
business which may be brought b~fo-r aae
meeting. GEORGE v. SULLIVAN. PGAD
n. MoREHoUsE. WALTER c. ENGLISH.
ma Jority Of TRUSTEES n white Oak Coal nnd
Coke Company. WALTER C-ESGLISH
secretary Of white Osk Coal and Cole
Company.
spS.is.2o 60
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50c-MADAM SELIA-5oc

Egyptian PslmiSt and Medium: gives trVe
sdyiCe IN business, love. health ard mar
riREr; tells name of who and when you N
marry: how TO overcome oil had luck and
trouble. Special reading. -'Or Phone
Franklin 23TSJ. S3l 9Th -. NV Opposite
McCrory's lOc store. 7th and l. tISs
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

B. 4 O. r. r. TRAcKkGE. BLAIR I'D.
nr. Takomh. With arre frontage on
tracks. arranged for dunpinf; frsne
bouses with eiectrie lights and in good eoa.
500. THos. z. FARRELL. s57 woodwart
Blds. Main 1ee.
l9h-AcRE FARM WITH FRAME HOUSE
on good pike: about one mile north Of
d. G. line north Of Takoma PARK: price.
ss.7 10. TH0s. Z. JARRELL, ssT Wood
ward Bldg. Main 76s.
UNIMPRoyED 4-ACRE Farm IL MONT
gemery County; on best pike; north Of
city; 30 minutes 10 Treasury; cents per
foot. THos. z. FARRELL, ss7 Woodward
Bldg. Main 76s.
ElGHT-ACRE UNIMPRovED SUBURBAN
place. with large trees, stream and good
| soil; northern boundary Of Kensingtou cor
poration; 2 cents per foot. THos Z. JAR.
REIL, $50 Woodward BLDG. Main 7es.
WEST OF 18th. TAPEsTRY BRICK, !
large rms. and . b.: price. tI7. 800. THOs.
7es. "
JUST EAST OF 18th. TAPESTRY BRICK.
9 rms. and b.. heated garage: price. So
sS0; terms. THOS. Il. FARRELL. S57
Woodward Bldg. Main 7es.
18TH ST. Mr.. kENsfNGTON. SUBURBAN
unimproved, in eIchsRge for city prop
erty. THos. Y. FARRELL. s57 Woodward
| piNb. NAN too
on EXTENSION OF iFTH ST. CAR LINE,
s.. 900. THos. v. FARRELL ss7 woodward
Bldg. Main T66.
KENYON. Mr.. 18th. II RMS. AND :
h., h.-w.h.. gar; prize. $4,000. TH0s
y. FARRELL. SS7 Woodward Bldg Main
CATHEDRAL AVE, NR. CONN. AVE, Q
rsm. b.. col; price. sle.SOO. 'THos. z.
FARRELL, s37 Woodward Bldg. Main 766.
IITH ST. Mr.. COL RD.. RMS. B..
convenient room for garage; $3.50
TH0s. Z. FARRELL. ss7 Woodward Bldg
Main 786.
| 18TH ST. TERRACE, SUBSTANTIAL
home. IL rms. and 5 b.. garage. dne-fourth
a. of ground: f25.Oeo. THOs. y. FARRELL,
h3T Woodward Bldg. Asin 76s.
CHEERFUL. II. AND B.. PRESSED
brick, bay window, corner; price, $500
THOS. Z. FARRELL, s37 Woodward Bldg
Main 766.
c0LCMBIA RID: STORIES, Q RMS.
REII. Ss7 woodward Bids. Main Tes.
NEW HANP. AVE Z. AND B.. BRICK
! h.-w.h: price. 5000. THos. z. JAR.
REI.L. ss7 Woodward Bldg. Main 7es.
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME, RMS
| and = b.. large porches. best location
| price. $l5. 500. TH0S. Z. FARRELL, S3I
Woodward Bldg. Main 7e6.
IUTH ST. RMS. AND b. BRICK, COR.
house. enclosed glass sun porch. in
dividUsl brick garages. practically new,
/ rents for SlOi per month: price. tio.5oo
| THos. z. FARRELL, s3T Woodward Bldg
| Main 76s.
81 st. near 9th NV. fne rOoming houss
10 rooms. ? hath; h.W-h. Terms, sl3.Soo
WiIdmau 4 Co. 9th and II.
| NEW JERSEY AVE. Mr.. Q-Rge Of 5-rn
houses. $4,000. Louis P. Shoemaker, 1407
| rs. Y. ave. N. ll6S.
| p ST. NR. IITH. 10 rms & 2bs. h. ~. b
| 81 Il. front. $4,000. CAYwo0D BROS
& GARRETT. sl5 y. Y. Ave.
y NV. near I2Th. L. r. 4 b.. hne for room.
| ing: Al con-: i'm. pos: gar. 1850 cash
bal. easy. SlI JOo. wildmsn & Co. 9Th 4 II.
/ st. NR. .isT IS f. front. Good psyias
Investment $4,000. CAYwO0D BROS
4 GARRETT. si5 n. Y. Ave.
NJ. Mr. 18TH ST rms. & b.. ami. sIl,
so. Louis p. Shoems ker, 1907 n. Y. ave
\ NJ 1896.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-13
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