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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-19
GREECE OPPOSES
MODIFYING PACT

LONDON, Feb. IS.-Any modihca-
ton Of the treaty Of Sevres. tho
turkish treaty. VIII l. rejected by
the Greek nation. IL was declared
here today by the Greek premier.
who arrived TO attend the Near East
conference.
Greece has spent hundreds OF
millions In carrying out her mandate
Tor former Turkish territory and
the country viii certainly reject any
modification Of this mandate because
IL would affect tho whole structure
Of our program IN the Near East"
said the officials
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-19
SlUGh kARkET SEluhG
PRICES AT 100 P. M.

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Last quo
tations on the stock exchange at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-19
PITTSBURG LIVE STOCK.

FIIISBI ItG. Pa. Feh. 1N--JATILE-
supply light; market steady choice 80
M5JO; prime. $9a9 90; good SSJGH9;
tidy butchers. $SM9: fair. S7MN. ,u.u-
mon, S1MS; common 10 good fat bulls. -
dG; common to good TAT COWS SJHT .
Ecifers. SI@S. fresh COWS and spriugers.
500 IL; veal calves, 2G0 head. Jbc low
eT at $3.50
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Supplv. 800
head; market steady; prine wetners.
$3.50. good mixed. $1,000: fair mixed.
$500 40; culls and common S1J9U
30; lambs, S9N9.2J. spring lambs
steady.
HOGS Receipts. 300 head market 2Jc
lower; prime heavy hogs. S3MaJ0. me-
diums, SiO7Jd1t: heavy Workers.. SlU15
All: light Workers.. SlO7JsT11: pigs.
Sl07j@1i; roughs, $j.2JuS; stays, SO
az.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-19
CHICAGO CASH GRAN.

CHICAGO, Feb 1N.-WHEAT-No
red. 81 No. = rcd 60 ~ hard 81 757f
d1.7G; No. 3 spring, S162.
CORN-No. 6a, n6Iiac. No
yellow Gi69h 3 white. G32i W67c /.
No. white. G4il MGJc.
OATS-No. > Na.te. 4Jal a. seize. No 3
white. HAG45c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-19

Liberty bonds-3ia percent-9I.
20: second 4s-s6.6O: trst Us
S7.42; second IA $3.50; third
~ 5000: fourth ii4's-S104;
NTH "a 's-97.34.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17

A s roomed shingle bungalow witt
sleeping porch, garage and lots. TINT
10 a nobby one. strictly modern anc
up-to-uate. 100000.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17
Exceptional Buys
JUST LISTED

On z. 7th. near Bethel church. Ar.
mod, f.. garage. large lot. shade,
walks In hne shape. $3.50 down price.
only $3.50.
On +. 18th. new Bar. mod. bung..
large cement basement with drain to
sewer. hot and cold water in base
ment. dandy front and back porches.
only $500 cash down. bal. easy. "A
splendid buy at $4,000.
1925 z sth; s-r mod suns., with
floors. white enameled kitchen, built-
in features. beautifully decorated
rooms. white enameied bath room
with all modern conveniences. large
basement, with drain. new hons
with modern architecture. ha. lots.
price l&aS.
lo,s. on the corner. $3.50 down. bal.
easy. Price reduced to $500.
E. fth, S-r. mod. pressed brk. cottage.
out BLDG. shade. near sened,c,ine col,
NORTH SIDE
Wonderful home reduced TO 1900
has Scr. large sip. pch-. t5ondsrtul
basement. hne garage. lots. Can
make good terms.
on srd ave. ar. pressed hrk.. lots.
shade. lawn, etc. $3.50
On W 18th. l-r. fr.. south front. 500
cash. Price 5000.
SOUTH SIDE
On Central Ava. Ar. fr-, shade.
walks. etc. &too down. Price r+oo.
". Ahriendo. e-r. str. mod presssd
brk Terms Price 5000
1000 blk. on Pine. 5-r. mod. brk. Can
make very low price.
On Euclid. SIR. mod. r.. 5000 down.
Only $500.
We want more houses 10 sell. Have
buyers waiting,
E. 7. Pate,
ReAltnr.
2fs Thatcher.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17

S22 A. mountain ranch. improved go
A. farm land. balance timber. and pas
tura- rs head cattle, I horses. wagons,
implements. crops. etc, $1,000. terms
$50 A. ranch. fenced. 40 A. farm land.
balance timber and pasture. Terms.
Cattle ranch. Decided land. 5000.
Terms. Mountain. foothill. and irri-
gated ranches for sale near wetmore
and Greenwood. William Andis. Wet
more Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17

s-RooM frame. close in. corner lot
". Fourteenth; :. block from car lire.
Neat and desirable Choice neiehbor-
hood sson down. bslanc. $40 per month.
choice corner lots, Sixth and Sum-
nit. $500 down balance long time.
Ajax
Phone 52s. sol Santa Fe
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17
EAST SIDERS

AZ roomed brick cottage. modern
except heat that Is just a good bargain
at S35O0.oo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17
LAKE AVENUE

A hne stately home on North sids
corner. It's brick. fully modern. In.
GLIDING hardwood floors. has seven
rooms, and "a for sale at bargain be-
cause the family has gotten Snall.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17

HERE is ONE ON CARTERET
OF S rooms, brick, bath, fireplace. ana
other modern improvements, except
heat. has sarage and three east front
lots. This can be bought for $350o.oo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17

Here's a 5 roomed brick. all modern:
except heat. has a double garage OF
solid concrete. and many other features
not usually found in property any
where near the price. 1t is well locat-
ed in Minnequa and can be bought for
$4,000 o.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17

AGENTS-Sell lanoI Soft Drinks
the greatest moneymakers ever put
on the market. Four million bottles
sold las. year. Double the amount easy
this year. We are the originstors. Ma
tional Advertising appearing in leading
magazines. Write quick and see " your
territory IL open. Act today. American
Products company, 1880 American
Bldg, Cincinnati. o.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17
FOR SALE Il
IMPROVED CITY REAL ESTATE
Some Late Listings
And They Are All Excep-
tional Values


Here's a 5 roomed brick, all modern:
except heat, has double sarase o,
solid concrete. and many other features
not usually found in a property any
where near the price. 1t is well locat-
ed in Minnequa and can be bought for
t3oo0oo.
HERE is ONE ON CARrEREr
OF rooms, brick. bath, fireplace. and
other modern improvements, except
heat. has garage and three east 'front.'
lots. This can be bought for SSS0o.oo.
EAST SIDERS
AZ rocmed brick cottage. modern
except heat that Is just a good bargain
at s3600.oo.
A s roomed shinEle bungalow with
sleeping porch, garage and lots TINS
10 a nobby one. strictly modern and
up-to-date. 100000.
Five rooms fran. with bath, beau
tifui grounds. 8 lots. a dandy buy At
325Oo.0o,
(rhe last three are all on East Fifth
street.)
have q nice home In west Bssssrnsr
Of s rooms and ha. east front lots
highly improved for 100000 ard on
good terms too.
LAKE AVENUE
I have three of the incest bungalows
on this beautiful boulevard. They are
strictly modern including hardwood
floors, hreplaces, huilt-in features, gar
ages and-well Just UP to the minute.
I can sell them At less than what they
are worth and give good terms toe.
A hne stately home on a North side
corner. It's brick. fully modern. ins
GLIDING hardwood floors. has seven
rooms. and "a for sale at 4 bargain be-
cause the family has gotten sunau.
MiNNEOUA HEIGHTS
Seven rooms. frame. almost new. J
lot corner. This can be bought 1ust
now for $1,000. and on good terms.
Donnely-Central Block
Phones asl-J or ss,1.R
I
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17

Five rooms fran. with bath. beau
tifui grounds, lots. dandy buy At
3250o.0o.
(The las. three are all on East Fifth
street)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17

have . nice home In west Bssssmsf
Of S rooms and has : east front lots,
highly improved for 100000 ard on
good terms too.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17
W. HARRY SULLIVAN
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
4o6 Thatcher Building.
Phone 10.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
s-room modern brick. 100 block Or.
man. Terms and price to suit.
1000 block Routt. broom modern.
garage, > lots. price $500; $1,000 cash.
Near Beesemer park. s-room mod
ern garage; price s.. 200. $500 cash.
Bragdon avenue. s-room. III lots
Price 81 90; $50 cash.
1900 block Spruce; t-room modern. >
lots. price 81. 500. y cash.
CArtsrett: broom modern frame. J
lots. corner. price $500.
Pine home on Carterett, corner. =
rooms. fully modern. laundry. etc: ga
rage.
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-11
WEST GLOUCESTER

Mrs. Willard Place called on Mrs, Annie A. Warner Friday.
 Mrs. W. A. Hawkins and Mrs. H. E Hawkins entertained the Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon.
 James B. Reynolds and family at tended the funeral of George M. liar. rington in Willimantic Tuesday. Mir Harrington is uncle of Misses Almirs and Lucy F. Reynolds.
 The West Glocester Community Club met Thursday afternoon at the schoolhouse. with goodly attend ance. Mrs. Howard Farnum of Che. paehet presented very interesting paper upon "Club Work and Little Mothers Leagues" The club is te give an entertainment at the school house Friday evening, March 18th which will be open to the public; tht Junior members, as well, take part. A short play will be given by eight ladie: of the club. The next regular meet ing will be April '. The president oi the club. Miss Lucy E. Reynolds, ha. engaged a speaker from Providence for that meeting.
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-11
UNION

George o. Upham has just bought & nice jersey COW.
 W. A. Hiscock has been laid up for the past week with neuralgia.
 Arthur Proulx is at the Rev. P. S. Collins sick with the humps.
 Harold Barrett was visiting friends in North Ashford and Union Sunday.
 Miss Mary Kowagie attended a big show in Providence last Friday eve ming.
 Raymond Bellas has just bought an Indian motorcycle of Russell I. Har- riman.
 Miss Helen Moran has resigned her position in Southbridge and is at home with her parents.
 There was birthday party held at Carl Noran's Saturday night, it being his roth birthday. About fifty of his friends were present. They played games. and Charlie Morse was presen, and brought his photograph, also dancing was enjoyed by the young people. The waltzing contest was led by Willis Hiscox and Miss Mamie kowagie. Cake and coffee were serv. ed as refreshments.
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-11

Some of taae children have chicken
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-11
NORTH ASHFORD

Arthur Proulx is out of school with a bad case of humps
 Miss Abbie Morse of Worcester is a guest of Mrs. Collins.
 Mrs. Archa Walker spent the s.a5 with Mrs. Collins last Friday.
 Our genial friend, Harold Barrett, recently visited his uncle. A. c. Morse
 Mrs. Minnie Horton is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. George Thayer.
 Miss Myrtle Davidson was home from her school last Saturday and Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Marsh of Worcester were weekend guests at the Thayer home.
 c. A. Proulx, who is employed at the Capitol in Hartford, was home over the last weekend.
 Miss Julia Dechand of Worcester spent the weekend with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Nicholas Dechand.
 There was hearing before the commissioners on the Austin Stevens estate at Eastford village last Satur- | day.
 Benjamin Stevens has been spend ing a few days in this vicinity visiting friends and attending to some matters of business.
 The services at the Baptist church next Sunday, the 18th inst, will be conducted by the Eastford gospe team, J. Carleton Tatem. leader.
 Mrs. Emily J. Moore died suddenly at her home last Sunday. The inter. ment will be at the Spruceiale ceme. tery At this writing the arrange ments for the funeral are not com, pleted.
 Rev. P. s. Collins read his resigna ton as pastor of the North Ashford and Westford Baptist churches Sun, day. Feb. 27. Mir. Collins settled ir North Ashford in 1911. Between these two dates all the other churches in the Ashford Baptist Association have changed pastors. MT. Collins resignation takes effect April 24.
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-11
ASHFORD

Some of tiAs children have chicken pox.
 Rev. Harvey Lawson of Union preached here Sunday.
 George Clark of Putnam and Will liam May of Pomfret called on rela- tives here Sunday.
 A number from here attended the chicken pie supper and entertainment held in Abingdon Friday night. All report fine time.
 Friends of Dr. Spaluding and fer,n. fly were grieved to hesr q the death .of .ars. Spalding, which occurred Monday. The family have the sympa' thy of this community. The annual school recitation sne spelling contest of the schoolS in towr was held at the Center school. Thurs day. Helen French of the Centel school was the winner In both sub jects. The judges were Miss Lilliar Huntington, Mrs. Fred Bowen and J Carlton Tatem.
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-11
EAST PUTNAM

Adin Shippee visited his sister An ma at Mrs. Frank Smiths, Sunday.
 Miss Evelyn Cutler has been spend ing few days with friends in Quadic.
 Miss Densie Cutler is helping at the home of Mrs. Fred Ashton for a few weeks.
 The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Alice Hawkins last week. The April meet ing will be at the home of Mrs. O. w. Torrey.
 The senior class of the Tourtellotts Memorial High school will present a play in the K. P. church Friday eve ming, March II. at o'clock. Let ev- eryone try and be present. The La dies Aid of the church will sell cake, ice cream and candy after the play.
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-11
PHOElVKVMIg

1 Stanley Schumanski is in N. Y. thil
 week on business.
 MT. Ksminsky and family wi1l soor fleave the Bullard place and apothel family from New York will occupy Etbe same
 Several from this village attended ltbe chicken pie supper at Abingdon fGrange hall Friday night. There was "a large attendance and very pleas ing. program.
 Mrs. IT. C. Joslyn is in Boston mak- ing arrangements for her trip abroad. She with her party will sail in April for Liverpool, England, thence to Scotland and other places of interest.
 The Sunday school is unfortunate iii losing swo of its most active work CTS, Mir Aeacham, the pastor, who sailed for England the 9th, and Mr. Sley, the superintendent, wiso Iesyes for Middleto~n April I. A party of ladies, including Mrs. Stone, Mrs. and Miss Ethridge, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Cora Clemens, were in Putnam Saturday afternoon to attend the picture, The Pleasure Seekers" which was staged as the Bradley The atre.
 That Mrs BueH, the teacher in the local school, will not return for the Spring term is regretted. She has cndeared herself to, the children and parents during her brief stay here and also has been very 1aceessfst in her work.
 Mr. Sley was presented with very beautiful bouquet of flowers Saturday evening, following the entertainment, in recognition and appreciation of his faithful services in tss~ Sunday school Miss Trowbridge, who Is & teacher in the Kelley School. Pesnfret, made the offering and told Mir Sley how very much his assistance in the work of the school was appreeiatde.
 The entertainment given ss the Community House Saturday evening was we'll attended. The program was splendid. MT. Slcy, the elocutionist, gave the audience. q very delightful list of selections. There were violin and piano duets and Mrs. Cora Clem- ems rendered two piano solos, .'Golden Raiu,. and "The Cottage By the Sea- Brinlev Richards. The amount re quired to pay fur fuel was secured.
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-11
0'yFTs s;2s ss''l1uEAl
Betty Led |. Hssssp

Cnder the leadership of Mrs. Chas,
 F. Burgess, Mrs. J. Collonan snd Mrs. Goldberg, group of women in Moes- up have been making "Bettys' every
 Wednesday afternoon since early in January. To date they have thHty- four of the dress forms to their cred it, and are still at it. Besides the work in thew own town, they have giv- en demonstration in Sterling to a group of women there, who are now taking up this work.
 Several of these forms have already been used for fitting garments, with very satisfactory results. Women who do their own dressnaking find the difficulties of fitting eliminated by the use of Betty" Easy women, who hire their dressmaking done, find that "Betty" saves them naseh of the time and inconvenience of numerous visits to their dressmakers.
 The cost of these ferr1s has been very low when compared with other dress forms The average cost per form of the thirty-foR made by the Mosoup women was s5 cents each
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-11
UNION

c. A. Proulx was home from Hart. ford for the weekend.
 Arthur Proulx is conyalescing iron the humps at the home of Mrs. F. s Collins.
 The speaking and spelling contest between the four schools in iowa wil be held at the town hall Tae.day night.
 Mrs. Minnie G. Horton, Mir. and M.-: cc.:s;z ss,s. sssrsn and Arena flor. ton of Worcester are visiting at Mrs George Thayer's for week. Myrtle Davidson of Putnam spent the weekend at her home.
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-11
ABINCTON

Miss Marion Loomis is the guest oi Mrs. Daniel Baker this week. Mir. Elliott of Hartford has been engaged as the new minister of Abing' ton Congregational church. He will
 move here in May. The supper and entertainment giv'
 en by the Ladies' Aid Society last Fri
 day night proved to be success. and
 profit of over $100 was made. Wednesday night. March g, new
 class was initiated into the mysteries of the first and second degrees ol
 Wolf Den Grange. The third ana
 fourth degrees will be conferred Mar
 2s.
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-11
Suppsv Club chaases To- Food Nutsi.
 etea C0asss

Dxnielson Supper Club has changed over into Food and Nutrition Glass to better meet the needs of its mem bers, who feel desire for a better knowledge of food values, vitaanines and the scientific principles undsrly- Ing the preparation of food. At 8 meeting held on Wednesday. Msrvh 2, the discussion was on fruits and sege- tables for the diet.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-06
MALE.
FEMALB.

TO SOLICIT on Al PROPOSITION; LIB
eraI commission; a quick seller; expert
ence unnecessary. Write Mr.. MORAN, 62O
5th st. NV. l-9
WE HAVE A SPLENDID POSITION FOR
two sisters or friends, white; one as
cook and other as maid; will pay good sal
airy to right people; small family. BOX
35O-C, Herald office. los
YOUNG wUMEN WANTED TO LEARN
tslepho.n operating; salary. ST per week
to start, and regular increase thereatter'
Iunches at cost and paid vacation zach year.
Apply A. ROOM so2 725 18th s.. NV.
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WANTED-HELP.
AGENTS.

Ie cents linz time,
jTs discOuHt 5 or more tH8erttonS.
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RESPECTABLE

RESPECTABLE COLORED WOMAN
wants a place in small family with nice
peopIe to do homework, or work in store.
S3J a month. Please call 3 days. 1929
llth st. NV. 1881
The Washington herald., 1921-01-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
~ cents a line I time.
diEcomnt 1 nr tnnre inaer.


FOR SALE. RENT or EXCHANGE.-MoD
ern up-to-date retail bakery; recently
1verhaued and equipped with every modern
appliance; an established trade on fancy
ngh-grade pastries, which can be doubled
by engaging in the wholesale business;
plant has front and rear entrance extend
ng through to alley in rear; owner has
lther interests and cannot devote his time
20 bakery; excellent opportunity for
party that can devote his time to business;
fine retail store; suitable to handle deli
atessen goods; will sell, rent or exchange
for city, suburban or country property,
stock or bonds; cheap rent or reasonable
ermS can be had on buying. BON 352-C,
Herald office. l-6l
CHANCE FOR y GIRLS TO LEARN TYP
ing free. Mrs. DUCKETT. 800 E NV. l-99
WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE YOUR
stocks or securities to make profitable in
vestment; no speculation. BOX 34l-C. Her.
aid office. 1922
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. WASH.
ingtOn, d. C.. January g. 1921. Sealed
proposals will be received at this Onice,
Room 800 until O'Clock p. m, January
20. 1921, for furnishing one steam engine,
horizontal, center crank, single valve, auto
matte self contained. Specifications and
forms Of proposal may be had upon applica-
tion to. Purchasing Officer, D. c.. Room 800,
District Building. J. THILMAN HEN
DRICK, CHARLES W. KUTZ. MABEL T.
BOARDAAN. Commissioners, D. c. 1-3S
The Washington herald., 1921-01-06

Special Instruction for February
Assistant auditor and other civil service
examinations; both men and women. tuition
for entire course. IS Call p. m The Civil
Service Preparatory School. Sc. cor. 18th and
? SITS NV. Phnoe Frank 2OSO Ills
The Washington herald., 1921-01-06

WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE FOR
equity in bungalow? J. Il. CHANDLER,
\ 412 Colorado Bldg. I2L7GB
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LADYs GOLD u4K) WRIST WATCH;
will trade for motorcycle. Also diamond
Rugs. What have you to offer 923 l4th ST.
NV 12-659
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MADAM FONEIDA

Egyptian Palmist. tells past. present fu.
ture. II in trouble call and this gifted
lady; advice on business and family Affairs
the name Of the You will marry and
when; removes evil influences. Opposite
Saks'. headings soc
209 7TH ST. y. W.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-06

a l6-h.p. motor, 12-volt; can be run with
dry cell battery. $40 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-06

WILL SWAP NEW HAMILTON WATCH
and chain for a Morris or easy chair and
small table. Call North 296s. Mr. LOWE.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-06

BEAUTIFUL 7-RooM, R.
hall, bath, cellar under
whole house, large light attic,
four bed rooms, hot water
heat, electricity, gas, lot 40x
13O; beautiful, refined local
ity; house beautifully fur
nished; $4,000. $1,5OO cash
for all, $40 monthly; GEO. C.
WALKER, Kresge Bldg,
Eleventh and G SITS. lilo
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EDUCATIONAL.

~ cents q line I time
IETc discouHt ; or more t1SeTtioHy.
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WILL YOU "SWAP?"

1 WILL SWAP 1Os ACRES OF LAND IN
Va. for lots near Washington. What have
youG ]. H. LIEBER, CatIetts, Va. 1-92
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ROLL TOP DESK, OAK, FOR TYPEwRIT-
er or graphophone; value S45. Phone
MAIN 1852. I2-638
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

~ cents q li7f time,
IgG, dfscoanf ; or more fnserttoHt.
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$3.50 EQUITY IN NEW OAK FINISH
cash register, cost $500. North $500 be-
fore p. m. 1882
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Is cents line I time.
1870 discount Or more insertions.
1. l.. W. HAYS, JR., WILL NOT BE
responsible for any debts contracted by
my wife. 1877
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Annual Meeting Of the stockholders Of
The Capital Traction Company for the cleo
tion OF Board Of Directors for the ensuing
year and the transaction OF such other bust
ness as may be brought before the meeting
will be h Id at the office Of the Company,
seth and NJ Streets N. W, Washington,
D. C., on Wednesday. January II, 1921. at
lO:45 O'Clock a. m. The polls will be open
from II O'Clock a. m. until II o'clock noon.
Il. D. CHAMPION. Secretary. 12-79l
The Washington herald., 1921-01-06

RANGER BICYCLE WITH COASTER ND
mud guards; enamel bed, spring and mat
tress, = size; will exchange or sell cheap.
1894 st. Sc. l2-u2
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WHAT HAVE YOU TO EXCHANGE FOR
a small Victrola with records Call
NORTH $500 before O'Clock 1884
The Washington herald., 1921-01-06

LADIES' BLUE FRENCH SERGE SUIT
good as new, worth s45; will swap for
something Of SIS value. What have youl
$40 5th st. Sc. 1864
The Washington herald., 1921-01-06

WANTED TO swAP-A STORAGE BAT
terry or cash for a Ford roadster body. c.
A. BIGBEE. 1913 sth St Sc 1859
The Washington herald., 1921-01-06

YOUNG MAN, q, STUDYING ELECTRI-
cal engineering. desires a position in the
electrical bUsineSs, = in the printing office
as tenson man N a web press; CIEPr'eI I'D ;
salary your limit; references. 242J homlin
St l2-SSS
The Washington herald., 1921-01-06

SAXON RUNABOUT AND CASH BONUS
for Ford coupe also Eastman Pocket Ko-
dak. Franklin 643O 12-65S
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CALENDAR

Jan. 81 Orening New Glasses in
toTy I Aigebra' Arithmetic Cadv1.
Drafting (arChitcCtural-m cChani-
CALI, Typewriting, Shorthand (Gregg
system).
N, 0sa $3.50. YIN. c. A. Schools s. t'sS TU q
I-67
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

10 oenfs line ftwr
fgqo discoHnf : o. moro tNse-fiOAt.
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IN GEORGETOWN

Attractive siI-r00m aId-ha.. coy
Drr house. hot-v-fcr beat au- sIe..-
trir lights. property now vacant
Price, $3.50.
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WILL TRADE STOCK IN LOCAL SUCCESS
full business corporation for Seamans OIL
or Miller Train Control stock What have
you? BOX 3O9-C, Herald office. l2-6O7
The Washington herald., 1921-01-06

YOUNG MAN IS YEARS OLD WISHES
position in drug store as soda dispenser
and to learn salesmanship. Main 1854, or
L P III 9Th st. sw. I-3O
The Washington herald., 1921-01-06

FULL DRESS COAT, TWO CADET COATS.
iron cot, gas heater and roller skates;
would swap for a willow rocker. 23O0 N
t. NV. 1900