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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14
PEACE ANNIVERSARY
WILL BE CELEBRATED

LONDON. May 12.-The third an
niversary o. the signing Of peace will
be celebrated in England this year
hy an enormous League NJ Nations
gathering In HYDE Park during
which many weil-known public men
and members of Parliament includ e.
ms Lady Aston viii make speeches
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14
LEROY. OFF STACE.
FINDS RECRE4TION
IN SUINGING BAT

There's one chap among the oil
rrr Players vino evidently takes
3 easure in eiudirs people. kind OF
"a game What part is Mr Leroy
EIng in this week2
Tn the first play we made his ac-
quaintance as a kindly old gentle
man The next week we found him
n dash.ns young man at least %
years younger Then he put on a
buffers makeup and we couldn't
find him ar an without the aid of a
program Since then he's been a
oue-eyed prospector and a typical
old Paddy and he'll probably be
some other odd person before an
other week is over.
With Dunbar Company.
James G. Leroy did not set out
TO be character actor He had
already made his reputation with
his voice and had sung with the
Dunbar Opera comrauy i'm South
Bend before DE joined the Oliver
Players. His work as member Of
the cast is Of particular interest 70
those who enjoyed his singing and
who were eager for his return
"Of course 7 like the stage. saws
Mr. Leroy That's why I'm here.
But when I'm not busy acting give
me a baseball bat someone 10 pitch
'sm swift and plenty of open space
between me and the fence. Next
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14

soon as the curtain rises and allows
them 20 stop only during intermis-
s.ons. II IS modern and snappy.
TOO. II requires a quick. modern
audience 10 appreciate IL fully.
Which One Shall I Marry a
problem play with IN answer. will
be presented for the last times this
afternoon and evening Clever
Irish lmpersonatiors done by Miss
Madge Halter and Mrs James G.
Leroy in addition 20 the principal
roles taken by Miss BesSe Dainty
and Glenn Coulter, give a touch ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14
Calls Women
FoUored Sex

Jean Parigot. Frances war poet.
uthor of Flowers Of the Trench
es" The Poilu" and many other
songs and verses. has come TO Amer
ica she's now in New York
And this Jean Is a vital. brown
eyed, authenticated woman. instead
OF the man her name leads one 10
expect.
Her name really Is Marie Louise
Vaimalete and she did not write or
think Of poetry or song until her
son was killed IN the war.
And then another son was killed
And then her husband And last OF
an her daughter died from an IL
ness growing out Of war service.
II have suffered" says Madame
Pariso-. and when one suffers one
= forced 70 f-expression else the
ve-Eht of the burden must destroy
us bearer
81 took q masculine name when I
began writing because did not
want % create an atmosphere or
cheap sen+imentalism about myself
and my songs and verses for
soldiers
Her Face Tragic
But" and madame smiled. Her
smiles are rare Her face is rather
-raEic mucA az the time. an I'm
preston heightened - her unusual
colori0F
But" she repeated I should
rather be woman for one little day
than he a man a million years,
All yes' Women suffer more be-
cause their sensibilities are finer.
more delicate
Bur as they suffer more they
come 20 know life better. they live
more intensely A woman lives
more In one hour than a man lives
I'm day That Is why I should
rather be a woman"
In spite Of repeated requests to
f- So. Madame PariEot has rarely
appeared In public until recently
Her refusal 20 was due 20 the fact
that she did not wish 10 reveal her
self as a woman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14

emphasizing the need OF world
peace
Numerous peace parades .r su
parts Of London and the holding ot
balls AID dances ar The leailrE ho-
tells VIII bring .he festivities 20 a.
end
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14
OLIVER

'Parlor. Bedroom AMI Baths
the farce-comedy which opens the
seventh week Of the Oliver Play
ers tomorrow. 1t gives the players
an opportunity for comedy acting
It starts the audience laughing as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
Flock of "Alguaciles"
Forcicll Prairie Storms

HUENoa AIRES. Jan. i&.-whcn
4 flock ~ ''alxunci,c." Nv Int,
your office on a hot summer dav
In Bu"nns Aires yuu know tina,
mo phmprro" aud welcome
drop In temperatures nro coming.
Tho "nlxuRcii" In n South Amer
lean Insect which resembles III"
North American Charming needle"
and tho word In spanish also
means constable" lie lives ur
10 His name by watching tho rIao
OF the prairie storms known IN
pamperos TINT sweep down on
Ruenos Aires from tho pnmpas.
and when he sees ono coming nlos
Into the c:ty 100000 strong to
warn the inhabitants,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
VIRGINIA BREEDERS OPEN
STOCK SHOW ON TUESDAY
Fourteenth Annual Exhibit
Will BE Held in Howil.
Zcrs' Armory
zcrs' Arnlory.

Tho fourteenth annual show or tho
virginia breeders Rnh Fanc!crs' As
ISOLATION. embracing exhibits OF rah-
h'is. poultry. pigeons and pet stock.
viii be held In tho llow!izcrs AR
mory beginning Tuesday. Tvmor-
row VIII b" placing" day. Harry y.
stone. secretary Of the National Fig
con show and Convention. VIII ar
rive tomorrow. AMI the National
lagoon show viii he held In con-
Junction with the breeders and ian-
"irrs' display.
More than 200 fanciers from prac-
ticnlly every state west OF the Mis-
sissirp! River and from all of the
southern and Eastern states are cx-
pccied 20 attend the National pigeon
show.
!. 4. Iiallnhan. secretary. and j. II.
Hume are IN charge OF the Richmond
show. which will includ. l.OuG coops
OF the pri.e-winninx rabbits. poultry
and pigeons OF members throughout
the state
Headquarters for the officers Of the
National Pigeon SHOW viii l.. at the
inchmOnd Hotel. The Western dole.
gates VIII leave - Louis today and
are scheduled to arrive In R,rNm"ud
tomorrow afternoon. Local rancicrs
VII! meet them at the ,'hosarcakc
and ohio station. and escort them Ia
the Richmond Hotel
W. g. l.asSi'cr * president or tho
NirGinia breeders aud Faucicrs' As-
*"c.ati"n. l'r. J. II iiumc. l.: \
Minor. and g. r. Rtddick. vice prcsi.
dents; J. \. 'ialahau. secretary: J.
| - Eramhcrry. treasurer. The OK.
ccutiv" committee is composed az
Mrs. w {. Iassitcr. Mrs +. W. pan
-, II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
ODD FELLOW RECRUITS
INITIATED MONDAY
Cnliph Snnrtorum Glass COmpoSr~
Wen From All Sections nf
NfrEtuta,

Candidates for the Oriental order
of humility and Perfection Will I've
iuItint,d tomorrow night in odd
Fellows Hall ut Il meeting OF Caltrh
SnuctOrum. No. 1919. George l.. Dol
louu, OF Su,nmcrsville. Mass. Su-
pr-,nc MonarchoS. and John L. Hay
don. Of Schenectady, y. Y, Suprcm"
Glorious will L." guests.
The class of ucophy.cs il com :
posed oi members from all sections
NJ virginia. and is larg" ono.
Culiph Sauctnrum was orEaniZcd less
than a wear ago with ninety-thrrc
members The membership now -
nearly ao".
John L. Hayden, Supreme Glorious.
rurmcrly resided in Richmond. His
family moved to schenectady Sow
oral years ago. Mr.. pollonn is Il
westminster OF Grand oI.dgc Of Mas
so,l,us.,ts |. -. -. T.. and is the
Stat"S's representative OF the Soy
crlgn Grand Lodge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
SPECIALITY EXPORTS
HELD GROUND IN 1921
Gold and Silver Manufactures
Show Slight Increase Over
1913 Trade.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l4.-Export,
OF speclalties such as athletic goods.
jewelry. Photographic goods. office si-
planes, ETC.. for the calendar year
1921, when compared with those for
1913, on the whole have held their
ground. and where substantial
changes have taken place. the causes
can lee readily traced aS being due
10 Worthwhile lack OF activity In
those commodities. rather than 10
loss OF business 10 competitors. says
tn" spcciai,icS division OF the De
pat;m"ut %; Commerce.
This is shown Gy prrlim nary es-
Inmates 81 1891 exports which have
been compiled. with December totals
estimated on ihc basis OF the pre-
cetiug i've months figures While
some Items show conClusively ,that
prescn; hish prizes have resulted in
the maintenance @: total figures a; 4
cases apparent chat the Increase over
1919 * considerably in excess OF ,hs
enhancement; due 10 1921 price levels.
J-vclry Exports Decline.
Jewelry exports have declined con-
sileraNly although gold and silv,r
manu:AC lures show a Sigh; increase
since 1918. Dental goods have
dropped To nearly half OF our 1913
trade Their. has been n decrease Of
builders hardware, not unexpected in
Wow II s'asuaiiun in the building
trades. but The 1921 exports OF locks
show a marked increase over these
q; 1919. Adding and calculating ma
chimes have greatly Increased in
quantity and value. Cash registers
on ;h- other hand show Nkurpris
ing decline, ana il is only iu" to tho
taci tina; there has been a larc. in
crease In the price OF these goods,
thai tn" drop IN value Is not greater
than whatil is. The price per unit
has Jumped from approximately sTa
IN 1913. 10 $3.50 In 1921 Exports oc
motion picture films Uuot eNpos.dp
IN 1924 show n severe stump when
compared with 1919. hut the ;rcmeud
ous Increase I'm the exports o. cx-
posed films more than makes up for
tho slump In raw iIlm, these two Items
together to;alinc over $4,000. 900
more than in 1913.
other spccIaIties such as athletic
ana sporting goods. clocks and parts,
enamel ware, scientific and other in
Strum-nts. stoves and ranges. scal.s
and balances and other items show
ing an increase over 1918 have just
alOu; held Their own wilton couSld,r-
iur the general increase In prices In
/ some raS"s, .! course. there has hcci
/ an Increase IN quantity as Wei. ~
/ In vnlu" these instances uff-tttlul,
/ losses. and warrantlur TIA" statement
tina; exports have held w Well. when
/ du" Consideration IS given world con-
! diious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15

revenues In November. 1921. were
S6.9i3.6O4t7. as compared with ST.
o?i.oS3.G0. In November. 1920. dc.
crease OF 32.007.479.l9. or ~ per cent.
Operating Expcnscs.
halfway operating expenses In
November. 1921. totalcd 1885. 1872 90.
as compared with s7.7l4.9i5.9s. In No
vemoer. 1920. u decrease OF $2.759,-
ooz.oo. or SO per cent.
The net Income for November. 1921,
was sl.G2s.292.3O. as compared with
sS9i.Sil.37 for November. 1920. an
increase OF s733.45o.o3. or So per cent.
Elcrcn-MOuth Period.
For tho eleven months period 20
NoVeinber 80. 1921, the railway opcr-
atinK revenues were S73.5i3.5lslO. as
compared with $SO.39G.9l7.O3 for the
corresponding period In 1870. IA de-
crease OF $6.Ss3.39S93. or . per cent
For the same period IN 1921. the rail-
way operating expenses w"ro $5?.-
3i9.i3?.S7. rs compared with S77,-
67o.s?l.0l for the corresponding Pc
riod In 1920. decrease OF Sls.32l,-
1914. or 50 per cent.
The net income for tho eleven
months period To November 30 1921
was ss.1o6.2?2.l5. az compared with
II deficit OF Sl.52i.S5o.si for the cor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
EXPOSITION COMMITTEE
WORKING OUT DETAILS
Special Tickets Will Be Sent
State and City Officials
and LEGISLATORS.

Recommendations that Governor II.
Lee Trinkle. other state officials.
Mayor George .\!uslle. n! members
OF the General Assembly and city
officials DC sent special tickets 10 tho
Made!n- Richmond Exposition. which
VIII be held ut the Grays' Armory the
week OF February 20. will be taken
up At meeting OF the general tS-
position committee. which Will he
held IN the Offices OF the Chamber os
Commerce Wednesday,. The recon-
menaations will be presented
through Walter Jones. chairman OF.
the subcommittee on tickets. IA n
par; OF The report OF the committee.
In report adopted by the COM
miitee, which consists OF J. &. Far
tin. L. Gordon Sheain. c. w. ThroClt-
morton and T. NJ. Runneis. secre-
iary OF the exposition. recommenda-
lions 20 send employers In the city
complimentary tickets. one for each
cmpioye for distribution among the
WORKERS. are also included
The committee suggests that
Thursday. February "3 from until
. o'clock in the afternoon. be Sc,
aside Cor the Attendance OF colored
people q: thu city and surrounding
country.
Tickets In Four Collars,
one hundred thousand tickets will
he printed !: the repor; adopted hy
the Subcommittee. is approved. These
tickets Viii hc four CO!nrs and will
run IN series the iirsi being in white.
Tor general admission and to be To-
coo in number. 100. oOn in blue FOR
distribution as complimentary tick
cts 10 ou;-of-tnwn merchants and
farmers. the third to be school tickets
printed In red, 25.uOn to be distr.b-
"t"d. and the fourth class To- h.. com
niimcntary tickets printed in canary.
Fiity-fvc thousand OF the latter class
OF ti"H"ts are Ia Il" distributed. IL is
planned.
The adoption of a button. similar
20 that used in 1921. WIS also incor-
~"rat"a in the report OF the subcom-
mittee.
Educational phases ot tho oxpo-
Slti"n VIII he stressed this year more
ihan ever before. according To AN.
n"unccmenis, which have been made
ny officials. ana booths will be mad.
/" portray tn" "ducational feature
bile. '''s'
y few manufacturers hov. We, 90
>itn up for their spav. this wear az
III" number expected 10 sign ana J..
NJ. tunnels secretary Of the cxpo-
-luoh' is urging that this he done
al IA" earliest possible moment so
NAT he work ~ the exposition can
.vt under way.
=. l. Harrison. general chairman
"i ihe central committee in chnrr,
oil mailing arrangements for IN. OK =
position. through MIR. EunncIs, most,
"""td the meeting OF ia" GENERAL
committee. whleh was to hay, been
h'ld Tuesday afternoon. until /
,."ch W,Imrs day. because Of an.
other meeting which HAD previously
oeen called FOR The sam" hour
N"ilcos Of III" chang. In thu tim. Of
NE meeting have been s.nt to mem
hrrs "i the Committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
FINES UNDER DRY LAW
MUST CO TO STATE
Holds Money should
III Inrhrd over 10 Common
wealth ami Not city.

Attorney General John H. Saunders
advised Second Auditor Roosevelt
Page yesterday. that fines collected
under the city ordinance for viola
ton OF the prohibition laws OF the
city should be turned over to the
Commonwealth OF Virginia and not
paid TO the city Treasurer. The let
Ter OF the Attorney General cites the
case OF Bryan versus tn" Common
wealth in which II was decided that
prosecution under the act Of the
stat" With reference to prosecution
Tor the violation Of the act Of 1919
was a bar 10 prosecution under a
city ordinance. and that II prosccu-
ton under Il city ordinance. though
in pursuance OF a power conferred by
chapter 2SS OF the act Of 1918. was
u prosecution under the state law.
According tn an act OF the Cen
"ral Assembly Of 1911. under GOV
"rnor Tyl"r's administration. th"s"
fines must be taid into the litcrary
fund 90 the State. which up until
january. 1872. amounted to Si.tS5.-
$500. which would nc nsidcrahly
Increased ii the law was followed ac-
cordiuE TO the opinion of Mr.. Saun-
d"rs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
building Permits.

fcfihts :ur the erection OF resi-
"t",rs in cost S2@.JJV wrrc issued
'"t.u'hi Inspector l;Utlcr ycst"r-
day They Included "A iw,,.s,,rr
stucco ana frame r-silouc. ,yhich
IL. '"it!grcw Will build on E>nr.si
iii1I. 81 cost 81 $500. a trnn,,
dwelling at $500 Rosewood Aycn,,,.
L" b" erected by \. W. Cardo2o. n, :;
cost oi $4,000: q frame ANA stucco
dwelling two stories In hcieh, ON
carolina Avenue. by A. l.. l.imbIick.
al cost of si.iIo. ana = r"sidcnc"
81 '"'' Roger street which j. =.
A"'WN VII! build at COS, Of g.
Uuu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
PARIS TIRES OF MUSIC
AFTER 6 SOLID HOURS
EIght-Hour Might Aimo.t Instituted
for upcraHocrs In French
t'auItul

fSpccial Gable 10 Times III patch
MILAN. Ian. ii-Thv cight-hOur
opera night was almost instituted
for opcrap"crs her" yesterday when
Wagm"r'S "rarsital" was given with
ont cut At La Srnia After six
solid hours OF music the audience
tutt-red home at . O'Clock In the
morning.
The critics seem surprised at the
pUhlio's mkrwaru reception o. the
last act.
Copyright. 1922. Public Ledger Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15

The Virginia Packing COMPANY.
Inc. Bristol, Va. with maximum
capital OF Si0.o"o, and minimum Of
$4,000, has boon granted u charter
hN tn" stat" Corporation Commission
:" 10 n general ahattOir. meat slaurh-
tcrinE and packing business Tho
officers and ;ucorporators are W. &.
Lindsay, president. Rural Retreat.
g. =. Sarvcr. secretary. and :. r..
ilarirad"r, both OF Bristol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
TAKE 100 MORE STILLS
DURING 1927 THAN 1920

During 1921, the forces Of Federal
rGuhibi'iuu Director H. y Frlwilcr
destroyed i.iI3 stills. "a against l.
2"l ia 1920. Liquor 10 tho amount OF
S.l"G gallons was taken. AND arrests
totnl"d jHi as against Sal IN 1870.
TIE Federal agents, according To tho
annual report 81 Director fulwi'e!
seized and destroyed property "sti-
mated worth $2sO.il2, ana the tax.s
ana penalties and other Income from
!llicit disIlii-ri.s and purv-yorS nf
liquor Io'al"d sSsG.i23. ns compared
With SGIs.oGl the previous year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
snir Price. Doubt. Assessed Value.

E'1N.NN IT'''T' ~ I'IT' ~ VII
missioner Of the Revenue lryor q.
Ear!umd has iust completed sur
Wy o; The deeds OF bargain and sal.
recorded on tn" books ui III" city
during TIA. past wear. This shows
rhut, excluding transfers made by
exchange. division or Wills. 5ls real
@stI'" transfers W-r" made the siil.S
price '0'a! being Sl.GiN Coz Under
TIA" recent assessment THIS PROPERTY
was ASSESSED ~ fs1l.1a.. his show
ing tina TIA" sums paid for real IS
stat" was * - per cont IN "Nc"ss az
The assessed value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
responding period in 1920, an In
crease OF se.63l,i42.99. or s32 per
cent.
FOREIGN REAL ESTATE
BROKERS WRITE HERE
Request Information From Chnmbcr
or Commerce About Pieces
OF pFODcrty.

French real estate brokers arc do
siro& OF establishing commercial re-
lattons with Richmond operators. nc.
cording to a communication tn The
Chamber OF Commerce. l.. I.allc and
l.. Martin. of Nice. Franco. operating
under the firm name OF Omnium Cola
hAsur. write requesting Information
about business. residential and farm
property prices here.
They emphasize many wealthy
French. rs we'll AZ other nationalitics.
are their clients. and they contcm-
plate settling In the United States
Tho brokers asked that virtually an
availablc information concerning
Richmond. be forwarded them i'm
me q lately
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
New Nurtun Enterprise.

The Interstate oil and Gas Corpora
;ion, Norton. Va, with maximum
'gpi'al or 100000. and minimum of
10000. has been chartered by tho
STAT" Corporation Commission. The
officers amd incorporaturs are W. u.
Fuller. president: Charles Hall. Jr.
secretary, and W. : Beverley. all
OF norton. The corporation VIII mine
and deal in oil. gas and minerals of
all * inns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
I,rcdcrick hanks show rir >...,.

MANCHESTER VA. Ian Ia
Bank directors reelected this wccI,
nj stockholders meetings today re-
elected officers for the ensuing year
u Gray Williams h,ttur chi.s.n 20
sncc~ad himself rs pre-. ,l,ut Of Tn.
Shenandoah Valley National Bank.
Or. William l. Mcclure. r"-.l.ct,d
presidsl; Of Tho Farmers ana M.r.
Giants National Hauk. ANA IIcrh-r,
81 Larrick again was chosen pr-si-
dent OF the Commercial and savings
Hank. Other stat. haul,s !n this
section elect directors later. Tho
present resources of two. uatIuual ANA
hyc state banks in Winchester ana
Frederick County are close Ia s..
e6r 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
n. & W. CUTTING DOWN
ITS OPERATING EXPENSES
Statement for November
Shows Net Income on
the Increase.
TWELVE MORE MILES OPERATED
Operating Rcvcnues far Eleven
MonthS' Period Decrensc % Per
Cent? Operating E1penscs Are Cut
~ Per Cent During Same Period.

According to the statement OF Jo-
scph w. Coke. comptroller of tho Nor
folk and Western hallway Company
Just issued. covering the revenues
expenses and net Income for tho
month OF November. 1921. twelve
more miles were operated during
November than In the corresponding
month In 1920. Railway operating
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
i.Inn MusIrni Program.

Tho Young women's Hebrew AS
socia,ion viii present a musical pro-
gram AZ $40 tonight at tn" home.
nn3 W.st GraC" street. Prominent
local pianists and solois;s Will en-
terrain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
Deaths

i'hbNN-''"d saturday evening ut her
itSii"nc". i!u' Porter street. Mrs. Salt"
Howell iifuwn. widow %. :. Thay"r
hi""h' III hor seventy seventh year.
iuucfh from lat" i"sIl.nce Monday.
Janu"fy 10. \. NJ Petersburg papers
please cory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
Stomach Trouble?
Indigestion?
Siomnrh Tr"uhi~ nnd SlccrirssneHs
Cnn lie NrIirNch. Mrs. lloyd Snys.

Can lie NciirNcu. WIS. Ho!h S"!H'
l.indsidc. w. Na.-"rhis Is TO certify
that hav. used Or. Pi"rcc's Golden
Medical Discovery. and / can recon-
mend IL very highly 10 suffering hu-
mnnity. had been sufferer from
indigestion and stomach trouble for
over iiV" months. Nothing ate agreed
with me and ! could not sleep well
at night. used four packages OF
br ri-rco's Golden Medical D!scov-
cry and received the greatest OF re-
suits from it's us.. | am using the
pheasant pellets now and ind them
to give good satisfaction. ! am at
present in very good health due to
the use OF pr Picrcc's medicinc."-
Mrs Hattie Boyd. Il. f.. -. J. Hnx A.
You can put yourself in the pink OF
condition Ivy obtaining DR.. pi"rce's
Golden Medical Discovery in liquid or
tablets from your ncighborhood drug
SiSt ADV.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12

70 CLOSE AN ESTATE.
On Bluff. abutting Rock Creek Pars
North end Calvert 81. Bridge
s,soo square feet at SOC
q, II. Powell, at. Qn: TT: Bldg.. IL H
The Washington times., 1922-05-12

ON sTH ST. 8. e.
A fine business property. rent
ing for glBe per month, with .
at $4,000.
WILDMAN & CO.,
9th and II N. w. Frank secs.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
TELEPHONE YOUR
"WANT ADS"
az, MAIN $3.50

sstiou Wsntsd, Lost and Found, Rooms fos
ksnt. Apartments for Rent Mscsnsneous 10.
SALE and Death Notioss). must be received o.
NE day preceding publication.
Help Wanted. Situation wanted. Lost and
Found. Rooms for Rent Apartments for Rent
s,rtissmsnt win be taken up TO lo:ss o'cioch
q m on the day Of publication.
Advertisements tor publ sation In The W.sh-
inston Sunday Timss muss b rsosivsd nefofs
II O'Clock D. m. Saturday.
COUNT six average words 10 the line.
Minimum charge 10 for two lines
In discontinuins Tor killns) telephone adver-
s,semsnts advertisers must secure from teisphons
clerk kill numbsr without this number no
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ROOMS WANTED

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particulars BOX iss Times offIcs.
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O. B. ZANTZTNGER,

912 10th st. N. w. Main 5371.
WOODBRIDGE
A very attractive and durable nev
homs, . large rooma eonorete porch. tile
hath, sleeping porch. modern oonysn.
isncss. large lot, good location. 500.
1901 south Dakota ave. and 21d st. Me-
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CHILDREN (2-I0 yrs.) given loving care,
amusement and education, with lunch,
maps and afternoon outdoor In sand beds
and on playground apparatus; auto calls
Further particulars, write to BOX 1885,
Times office.
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