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The Washington times., 1922-01-27
FARMERS TOGET
EVEN At POLLS,
! LEADERS WARN
Solidarity In Voting to Be
Weapon Used to Beat
Foes.
BY WARREN W. WHEATON.


international News Service.
Plain warning that the American
farmer intends to dabble> in poll
tics on an extensive scale was
openly conveyed to the country to-
day by delegates attending the
National Agricultural Conference.
The farmer has no intention Of
organizing a third major party,
but he does opine that he will
make his vote felt. His attitude,
according to the farmer delegates,
is due largely to the failure to
remedy his condition and the be-
lief that the panacea for his ills is
still far in the shrouded future.
Warning Is Given. ~,
Not all the delegates here are sat
isfied that the conference will make
the farming industry more remun-
erative and attractive. Claim has
been publicly made that the real
dirt farmer" hasn't had a chance to
make his needs known.
These are the men responsible for
the warning given. They promise
that the farmer vote will clean
house" in Congress and that the
electoral vote of the man behind
the plow will be felt in every legis-
Iative hall in the country.
"The limited few who have 30
largely controlled the policies of both
: major parties for the benefit OF spe-
! cial interests have much to fear from
the uprising Of the people being led
by the farmers" declared Herbert
"a iaII
|, of a farm journal and a leading fig.
ure in the farm paper bloc" This
bloc grew out OF the agricultural con.
ference and claims to represent
100000 farmers.
No Third Party.
ct foresee no third party growing
out of the farmers movement unless
this movement fails to receive rea-
sonable attention from the old
parties" continued Myrick. This
movement Of the farmers reflects the
feelings of the common people.
1--WE feel that the best thing that
can happen for agriculture IL to
drive out most of the men in Con-
gress today and start with a new
deal. That il very likely to happen
IN the next Senatorial election, not
through third party. but rather
through regeneration Of the old
parties.
"There In as yet no specific Or
ganized movement among the farm
ers to create an agricultural bloc"
Delegates Confer.
Today a number of conference
delegates conferred with some MEM
bers of the Senate bloc and decision
was made to support Senator Ladd's
minimum price bill. the measure
making possible creation Of a CO.
operative marketing scheme, already
gwen House sanction, and the bill
proposing extended rural credits.
The Ladd bill would fix a minimum
price on wheat, corn, cattle, cotton
and wool. Senator Ladd comes from
North Dakota and has the support
Of the Non-Partisan League, an or.
ganization almost wholly made up
Of farmers.
The farm parley should adjourn
tonight, according to delegates, after
Endorsing most Of the agricultural
bloc sponsored measures and de-
manding Administration aid for the
industry.
The Washington times., 1922-01-27
Thieves Get Prize Eggs at Show

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 27.--Two
dozen first-prize eggs at the State
farm show were stolen yesterday.
The eggs were. owned by Barrs
Knobby Stone Poultry Fam, Lam
easter .connfy.
The Washington times., 1922-01-27
DEATHS.

AYERS; Formerly Of Cumberland. Nd.
years Burial will take place at Lone
aooning, Nd, on Saturday, January rs.
She II survived by seven children. Emile
Ayers, Mrs. H. w. johnson. william l..
Ayers, Margaret, Rachel, Betty and
MULLEN. Suddenly. on tn irsday. jan
vary %; 1874, at Il a. NJ At tho rest,
avenue northeast. NARy &C., beloved
daughter OF the late Michael and wini-
fred Mullen. Funei Il will be held from
zurhor.t parlors, sot East Capitol street,
on Saturday, January IS at s:S0 a. m,
thence to 81. Joseph Church. Second and
C streets northeast, whore requiem mass
will be said for the rspose, of her soul ut
10 .. m. Relatives and trients invited
BOWMAN. On Wednesday, January IS.
1914, beloved husband of Margaret Bow
man (nee Davis), son of the late Newton
II. and Bridget A. Bowman, at Coney is
land, N. Y. Funeral saturday. January
. ~. from the residence of his mother,
lisi twelfth street northwest. Mass At
at. Patrirk's Church at 9 o'clock. In
tsrmsnt Mt oilvet Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited. ~
The Washington times., 1922-01-27
MARRIAGES.

THoMPsoN-PREsT - Granville J., IS.
Rockville, Nd. and Ethel NJ, 81, Nc
Lean, Va. The Rev. James B. Hupman:
IN-BARRETT-Clitton e.. 70. and
Katherine. az. Blountviiie. Tenn. The
Rev. T. e. Davis. -.
LD-LANNING-wilnam D.. %.
germantown, Nd, and sMadesta, Is.
Brookeviile, Nd. The Rev. John o. Ball.
cHARLEs-sALTZ-Jo L., Is. Louis
willie. KY, and Phoebe D., "a, La Crosse.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H., %, and Emily
c., IS. The Rev. A. N. Marks.
DE VAUGHN F., -.
and Myrtle M. 20. The Rev. q. 1. Hum
OUL-ToEFHER-beo H.. 81, Fit. Myer,
Va, and Katherine. 81. The Rev. ]. +.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - John. %. and
Elene H.. ~. Bristol. Va. The Rev. O.
A. Elias. ...- TO-.
The Washington times., 1922-01-27
Births, Marriages, DEATHS
Phone Main $500 Unfa P: M. Obituary DESK

sCULLY- THoMPsoN--Robert e., 10. and
Mary H.. 10. The Rev. John 4. Horst
dRADWELL-HoFFMA - Thomas. IS,
and Frances A.. 20. The Rev John n.
BriEgs.
The Washington times., 1922-01-27
WILLIAM N. HORsTKAMf.

Solemn requiem high mass win be
celebrated Monday morning at the
Roman Catholic Church OF the I'm
maculate Conception. for William N.
Horstkamp, who died Wednesday at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ben
jamin Broves, 627 North Blanton
street, Baltimore. Md. Interment will
be in st. Mary's Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1922-01-27
j. O. EASTON.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Jan. 27.-James
o. Easton. fifty.two years ofd. Of the
vicinity Of Norbeck. this county, was
fatally injured Wednesday afternoon
while assisting in operating q saw
mill of James M. Mlunt, near Scot
land, four miles from Rockville.
While the mill was going at top
speed, the big belt left the wheel and
caught a piece Of lumber standing
nearby, knocking 1t against Easton's
abdomen, causing his death an hour
later and before the arrival of
physician. Eastm Ia survived by his
wife and three children.
The Washington times., 1922-01-27
BIRTHS.

LA FOURsADE-Herbert T. and Mahaia'
b and Kate c.. girl.
REZNIKOv-Abraham and Pauline, boy
BLADEN- Thomas A. and Gertrude. boy,
RAPP-Gates q. and Anna -, ~giri
SWIGART-Theodore e. and EFna e., girl
wEN-wing Lem and Lang Lee. girl
wILSON-Ciemon and Matte NJ, girl.
FRACTIOUS-Wiiliam and Viola. boy.
CHATHAM-Rfchard and Jane, girl.
HEMsLEY-wiiliam and julia. boy.
BRYAN-John A.. and Ruth E.. boy.
DODD-John w. and Annie. girl.
JOHNSON--Richard H. T. and Lucy. girl
VILLA NS-Frank and Mary. girl.
The Washington times., 1922-01-27
sERGT. J. WESLEY RAEZER.

With full military hoflors, the body
Of Sergeant John Wesley Raezer, son
of Mira. Stella Buck, Of the Hotel
Gordon, will be inferred tomorrow
morning at Arlington Cemetery.
The body. which arrived last Sat-
urday on the steamship Crook. may
be seen today end tomorrow at Cham
bers' Undertaking Parlors. Services
will be held tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock at the undertaking establish
ment, under the auspices Of Costello
Post, American Legion.
The Washington times., 1922-01-27

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Harris have
returned to their home In New York
after passing a few days at the Ward
man Park Hotel. Co.,.
The Washington times., 1922-01-27

The woman's National, Press Clul
will have Miss Elsie Hill, wife o
prof. Albert Levitt, as its guest o
honor at the weekly luncheon, or
Monday, at the Madrillon. Miss Hi
In chairman of the National Council
National woman's Party.
The Washington times., 1922-01-27

Mr.. and MIRA c. c. Calhoun was
hostess AZ a small informal dinner
last evening, later taking her guests
to the reception at the White House.
The Washington times., 1922-01-27
Mrs. BisseIl Hero for Visit.

Mrs. Albert w. Bissell. Of Pueblo.
Colo. daughter of First Assistant
Postmaster General and Mrs. Hubert
Work. 10 spending several weeks with
her parents at their apartment at
the Wardman Park Hotel.
The Washington times., 1922-01-27

Boar Long was host at luncheon
yesterday, entertaining In compliment
The Washington times., 1922-01-27

The washington Alumnae of Ramps
Alpha. Theta win celebrate the fifty
second anniversary OF founders da,
Of Kappa Alpha Theta with Din
nor at the Grace Dodge Tea House
Mrs. Paul Kaufman. 1910 II street.
n In charge. The dinner win b
given this evening 1t Z O'Clock
The Washington times., 1922-01-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H. Gillespie.
who have been here for. q visit. have
gone to New York and are at the
Vanderbilt for q few days before
going to their home in Morristown
n. j..
The Washington times., 1922-01-27

Mrs. william Corcoran Eustis and
her daughter. Miss Eustis, have gone
to New York and are al the St.
Regis, and Mrs Cameron Hawkins,
n daughter Of United States Sena,or
and Mrs. Robert L. Owen, Of Okla
home. Is also there.
The Washington times., 1922-01-27
Jean Eliot's Mems
Of Capital Society
CONTINUED from Page III

of Agriculture and Mrs. Edwin T..
Meredith. There win be twelve guestr.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-20
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

and two sons, George and Herbert.
Interment was at o. B. A. cemetery.
William Wolf Benon
William Wolf Benon, a resident Of
Minneapolis for more than SO years,
died at his home, 1922 Logan avenue
north, on Tuesday, Jan. 18th. The
funeral was held from the home, and
from the Congregation Tifereth Is
rael Synagogue on Emerson avenue
north, Rabbi G. David Matt conduct
ing the services. Interment was at
o. B. A. cemetery. Mr.. Benon was
sixty-three years of age. He is sur
vived by four sons, Harry, Daniel,
Louis and DIR. Robert Benon.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-20
ADATH YESHURUN NOTES
Services

In the absence of Rabbi Matt who
left on Wednesday night for New
York City to attend the Convention of
the United Synagogue Of America, the
pulpit will be occupied (this) Friday
evening, at 8:15 p. m. by Mr.. Max
Shapiro, who will speak on "Jewish
Education in America" On Friday,
January 9th, the speaker will be DR..
Moses Barron.
Auxiliary Dance
The Fourteenth Annual Dance of
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Adath
Yeshurun will be held on Tuesday eve
ming, January 31st, at the ball room
of the Curtis Court. The advance
sale of tickets indicates that the
dance will be the usual social and
financial success. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned from the members of the COM
mittee.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-20
TEMPLE ISRAEL NOTES

Regular Sabbath services will be
held at the Temple, Tenth street and
Fifth avenue south, Friday evening at
8:15 and Saturday morning at 1890
a. m. DR.. Maurice Lefkovits will
preach the sermon and conduct the
services.
Owing to damage caused by fire at
the Temple House, Saturday morning
services will be held at the Temple.
Sunday School will also be held at the
Temple Sunday morning at 1915.
The Confirmation Class of 1921 pre-
scented Temple Israel with a very
handsome silver basket in memory of
DIR. S. N. Deinard. Anyone wishing
to send flowers for the services Fri
day night please notify Mrs. Geo.
Goldblum, Dykewater 1913, chairman
of the House Committee of the Tenn
pie Sisterhood.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-20
CAMPUS NEWS
Menorah Activities

The Menorah will hold student
meeting Wednesday, January 25th.
Gerald Friedman will speak on the
History of Jewish Education in
America" Aleck Papermaster will
give a review of the current Jewish
events of the past year. In addition
to this there will be reading and a
musical number.
The annual Menorah skating party
will take place Saturday evening, jan
uary %. Menorah members will meet
at the home of Bessie Shapiro, Men
orah secretary, CAT Elwood avenue,
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-20
THE JEWS HE A FRIEND OR
FOE TO CIVILIZATION

will be the topic Of an address by
Marshall J. Gauvin, we'll known lee
turer, at the Lyric Theater Sunday
morning, January %, at 1890. Mr..
Gauvin will present thorough ex-
animation of the two years attack
against the Jew by Henry Ford and
his cohorts, which in view of recent
announcements by the self-appointed
savior of civilization, should prove en-
Tightening and entertaining to all
readers of The American Jewish
World. The lecture is free and the
public is invited.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-20

YOUNG PEOPLES SYNAGOGUE
Rabbi A. M. Heller of the Young
Peoples Synagogue, will preach Fri
day evening, January 20, at the Tai
mud Torah Auditorium. His topic will
be Rational Study Of the Bible"
The Washington herald., 1922-10-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
p. F. CARLEY co.

=. r. OANbCI W.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Rooming house. best NV. rooming house
section. % rooms aud baths; rent $50. 10
come $3.50 per month; price. 5000.
P.r. cARLEY CO.
Email hotel and dining room In eonneetisu
near Public Library. 20 rooms. we'll fur
nishsd; rent. $3.50; q bargain At $2.5oo.
p. y. CARLEY CO..
Near beer and luach at 9. ". water front.
store and 10 unfurnished rooms; rent. SIS;
q give-away for s75o.
p. '. cARLEY CO.
Cigar and news stand In exclusive hoesl.
suitable for lady or gentleman; rent. ee5;
q money maker at q low price; price i.24S.
p. =. cARLrY CO.
Grocery, corner store. On Pa ave. -. |;
rent, SIS; S-year lease: price, 1850.
P. y. cARLEY CO.
Gro. and meats. on 18th st.. near walter
Reed Hospital. doing $500 business per week.
3-yr. lease; rent, $40; price. $4,000. includ-
ing q delivery trcck.
P.F. CARLEY co.
Gro and meats, best section In George
town for grocery. rooms. 5-yr. lease;
rent go: rooms now rent for So5. which
week: will sell stock and fixtures at In
ventory.
P.F. CARLEY co.
Gro. and meats, large corner store. best
central NV. loca tion, doing 500 per day
business; rent. SIS; yrs. lease; price.
% 500.
P.F. CARLpY CO.
Tailor store. also clea ming and dyeing, on
wisconsin ave-; rent. $50: price. $500.
p. =. CARLpY co.
Shoe repair shop 90 K ct. NV; 2 rooms
and store; rent. $50; price, 81 500.
P. F. CARLEY co.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Confined.

AUCTION. fasa Il NE. AIT. VACANT;
cay terms. 81
THB BEET BUX IN WXsHiNaToN-A
Ane snocery and neat markst, located %
s,,s . & ne. T rne:; M $500. wiLDhAS . 60. 90.
Pr. CARLEY & co.
RHLfABLH BUsfNEss AND ZEAL
HsrAf1 Bnoxsns.
nee. s.e,: ..er. asa . n,iss .ta: M: u :
basisess: rent. 10; prses, n 800.
P.F CARLEY & co.
SIT st. NV. p1nkiia eis3-
store ssd %. room; r..t. IS: prc.. ss.oss.
p. F. CARLEY & co.
SIT y st nv. rsnkns s10.
Near Beer and ossrs In q vsry seol 81.
sec; has . living rooms; rsssosssis rsst
P. F. CARLEY L co.
s1f 1t nv. vnnkiis sfse.
Con. q Del. store snd rooms: risht %
the svenue; has nns fountain: Q dandy place
and q bargain for the Price asksd.
P. F. CARLEY & co.
SIT 1T NV. rrsnklis SIS.
Beauty Psrier on main nv. business street,
store and II living rooms; reut. e4s.So; 10
come $3.50 monthly and q bargain at q. 500.
P.F. CARLEY & co.
SIT st. Nv. prsnkiis s1ss.
Suburban Conf and Del store a.d Q Nv
Ing rooms; doing a good business; rent. so;
P.F. CARLEY & CO.
SIT = st. NV. Tnnkfin e1ss-
Dsl.. good NV. Sec; rent. $50; has ass
| fouufa al - at - N~-~l-
ness; price and terms tight.
P. F. CARLEY & co.
SIT 1t. NV. Tnnkiis eiss.
Cigar 4 Motions IN rood ~. sse.; rent.
e45; . good buy for eooo.
P. F. CARLEY & co.
ST Ut. NV. FrsnkIis e1ss-
| Hardware store; In very good n. See:
rent. SO; this is very good stand; owner
forced 70 sell: submit Offer.
P.F. CARLEY & co.
GIT st. NV. Fantlin s1ss
Roomins house; good NV. Sec; IL Rooms
and bath; rent. SIS; price. $50.
P. F. CARLEY & co.
SIT y ct. NV. F1nkus SIS.
Luneh room; very sood nv. location: store
and Z rooms; rent, SIS; price, 5000.
P. F. CARLEY & co.
SIT 2 St NV. Trankiip eIss.
| hoomin8 mouse In NV. SEC; IL rooms aD4
| bath: rent, $50; small cash payment; prics,
r.1So; balance at the rate Of SIS nsnth.
P. F. CARLEY & co.
SIT = st. NV. Trsnkiin e1sl.
sUBURBAN GROCERY STORE DOING 4
good business: rent S1S 90: price q. 800.
Including Q delivery truck; terna
r. ,. cAILEY.
"' Z I" ~. r. g.
CIGAR STORE. EsTABLisHnD ron
..S:s1 n an. northwest seetion. rsnt
Hat. its value. Pr1c. IS. so. easy terms.
or Dig concession made for cash.
r. Y CARLEY.
LAUNDRY N ONE OF THE BEsr Busf.
ness districts IN Washington: has two g.
livery trucks, two press machines, washers,
distractors and other up-to-dats modern
equipment: must be soid fmmsdtately %
will consider partner; cash. q. 900: balance
easy terms- For other details connect With
/ ny Office at once.
| p. =. CARLEY,
siT st. nv. rrsntru s1u.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS


us>HsraaN>r~~~~.~>
uALLErr 4 DAvrs rrANo. siso. A.
f1un JORDAN PIANO co.. q II. Ct iSth.
ONE soHNEK PIANO. BLACK czSI. 9iSS.
1000 M0ncn. Iilo q st. nv.
HuErINoroN PIANO, 500. XRfHUl
yokpAN PIANO CO., q q. at iSth.
ksANicn AND ZACH UfnIaHI. USiD,
SM5 HUoo W0ECH. mo o q. nv.
HALt PIANO, ji65. zGTHUR ION.
DAN rIAN0 CO.. o vt. ct 1sth.
O Z. BYRNH PIANo, SlsS. ARrHUR
J0nDAN PIANO CO.. a q. st iSth.
ONE PRICE Z TEEPLE UPRIGHT PIANO.
new, made to ssli for $500; our price
sses: HUGO w0RcB. iI10 q ct. nv.
ONE Mrff0s GRAND PIANO. ef.TG6TiY
used. sS15. HUGO woRcH. ltlo O st.
knKTzNAN PLAYEK eIHNo. S5ss. an.
KoHLER GAMBIKee PIANO, e126. An.
THUR JORDAN PIANO co.. a st. st 18th.
BRADLEY PIANO. so. ARTHUR Jon.
DAN PIANO CO.. q ct. at 18th.
ONE BYRNE UPNoHT PIANO. VA.
hcsany. s2ss. HCcn woRcH. i1io o
soHMER WRIGHT. REGUTiTUL C1SI.
S3l6 HUGO wORcH. ITO a ct. nv.
UPRIGHT PIANO, aLI0HTLY USED. Sie5
HUGO W0RCH. IIIo q at. nv.
Emerson Upright Piano
-, Geod a. new, price s2ss. HUGO woRcR.
ONE BUSH q LANE UPRfaHT PIANO.
used. s235: cost new $500. HUGO
MoRcH: 1lto q st. nv.
Byrne Upright
LIKE new: price. s2ss. Fine case. HUGO
W0kCH. 1110 ct. NV.
LAUTER PLAYER. Ssi5. USED. HUGO
MokcH. 1lI0 IT: NV.
Photographs.
coLUNBfA. 6RAFoNofA. sTYLE OF;
nzo: IN fumsd oak only. HUGO woRCH.
1110 St NV.
sILvERToNE TALKING MACHINE. oUR
Price $50. Cabinet size, HUGO woRoH.
oak only: r-euisr price ss5. our price Ses
HrG0 w0RCH. t11n q ct. NV.
COLUMBIA GRAFoNOLA. STYLE La:
regular price SITS. our price 800. HUGO
MoRcH. 1Ilo q at. NV.
COLUMBIA GRAFoNoLA. sTYLB D-i:
regular price $50. our price $50 HUGO
W0RcH. l1lo a. NV.
cotUMRIA eRAroNoLG. STYLE 81:
regular price SIS. our price SIS. HUGO
woRCH. tl1o q st. NV.
suvERTONE TALKING MACHINE. cAB.
met size. SIS. HUGO woRcH. il1o o
st. nv.
COLUMBIA GRAFONoLA. sTYLB T-9:
regular price 500. our price ss2 HUGO
woRCH. 1l1o st. nv.
COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA. sTYLE a.:
regular price t12S. our price S1o6. HUGO
woRCH. 1110 g n. nv.
COLUMBIA GRAVoNOLA, srYLB K-i;
rNRulaY nrirs efS0 our pyfrs H1A0 HT1G0
w0RcH. 1I1o G st. NV.
ONE OHENEY TAKING MACHINE; REG-
ular price s180. our price Sis. HUGO
woRCH. ITO q ct NV
ONE CHENEY TALKING MACHINE: REG.
ular price $3.50. our price Sl2s. HUGO
woRCH. 1II0 q IT. NV.
ONE REGENT TALKING MKCHTNK; REG
ular price 800. our price go. HU00
WoRCH. 1110 q IT. nv,
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P. FCARLEY co.

Double stall in market; now used for
grocery: rent only SO: this 10 an unusual
opportunity; owner leaving town: will sac
rince at $500 for quick sale. Act quick!
Beauty Psrior; In Just the right spot for
this kind Of business: nine rooms; attrae-
i've booths and all the necessary apparatus;
rent &1o; price. $500.
Corset and Lingerie shop: In q very eI-
elusive section: an established little store
and q bargain for prics asked. Submit
offer.
Battery Service Shop: good NV. Sec; rent.
$50: . 1917 model Ford roadster included
q give away for $375
Grocery In q very busy ne. location: store
and comfortable living rooms; h.-w.h. and
eiec. lights; rent. S75: 5-year lease; q good
buy at $1,000. Investigate.
Laundry doing a very nice business in q
good sw. section; rent. s7S; price. $500.
Suburban Cigar, drinks and pool: q very
Eood stand; has bar fixtures; reasoaabis
rent; price. $2,Soo.
Del. a Conf. store: in . very good nv.
Sec: good income; price. 1900.
Conf. store; NV. location; near two
schools; rent. $50: price. 5000.
Conf. and Cigar store; In the NV; rent
only $50: q money maker; make offer.
Fruit a Del. store and SIX living rooms
In the NV. section; rent. t65: price. 81 900.
Lunch room near baseball park: absolutely
one Of the best stands In washinGtou; will
either rent or sell; can get 1o-year lease;
price. 81 500; or will rent at $50 per month.
Connect with our oRise at once for partie.
ulars.
y P. F. CARLEY co.
SIT = st. NV. Y1niiin s1ss
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FOR RENT-STORE AND APT,

FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED STORE AND
apartment; rooms: bath; h.-w.h.: ras
hnnt: rent. $50 per month; Al condition:
will lesse l year An wuDNAy Cn
sth ana ii SITS. Franklin 84O8. 555
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AUTOMOBILES
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USED CARS THAT ARE
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WHY?
ANY CAR sold BY us NOT proving satisfae-
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Do not trade used cars on used cars. Neither
% We buy them; therefore cars sold By ne
are direct trade-ins By original ownsu. We
DrRANTs. therefore we are able to make
this offer. Our service includes, on delivery
Of cars; Gas, oil. tools. driving lessons and
securing Of tags and permit.
'22 Dodge Touring.
20 Ford Sedan, S315.
81 bort Touring. $500.
AZ Overland Sedan, new, t6s5.
'1s willys-Knight Coupe ss-4, $3.50.
Is Overland sS-4. $50.
II stuts Roadster. sS15.
II Hup Touring. $500.
10 Moon.
'is REQ Touring. $3.50.
II Chalmers Touring, $3.50.
II Overland Roadster, s1:5.
'1s Ford Sedan.
II studebaker Touring.
10 Overland S5-l.
rs Chevrolet Touring.
'1s Lexington Sedan.
THE LAST WORD. EVERY CAR RECON-
CARS FROM $3.50 UP
MOST LIBERAL TERMS IN CITY.
See MR.. BARNES,
HARPER MOTOR CO.,
DISTRIBUTORS OF
DURANTS
1928 Connecticut Ave. NV.
Open Evenings and Sundays Until 0 p. m.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
FURNITURE.

ALL KTNDs OF FURNITURE WANTED.
enough to furnish large Noardinr house |:
bedroom. dining roon.. parIor. nisc. articIea
I7e.se ean p "a. or FIR ant ko9
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES

BARGAIN RAILROAD TRLCEIcT
ground on Baltimore and Ohio in unre.
stricted Industrial zone. Washington; twelve
cents square foot. ROOM l05, KELLOGG
Building. Phone Main 6j13. oso
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HEALTH RESTORED.
Call or write for booklet telling how to
regain health.
DRs. ANKERs 4 ADLUNG,
SIT 14th ct. NV.
Phone Main 7037. wash, D. o.
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RoOMING HOUSE, NoRTHwse,. II
prs. ESe%t s:t.d rent prs. .sSSe .sSSSey maker for the
P.F CARLEY.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

WALL PAPER.
BARGAINS FOR FALL TRADE. ROOM
lots. 81: psper. 10, IS and 20 cents Q
piece: oatmeal paper. 15e and 7oc Free
sample book on request. MAHONEY'S
WALL PAPER BARGAIN HOUSE, 34 Pa.
ave. Sc Phone Lincoln $50. SD