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NORTHEAST.

Three.story brick house Of IarPs rooms
and 3 baths, with hot-water heat, electricity
and gas; front and rear pofches. This houss
10 situated on 2 desirable corner let. which
Session and terms can be arranged.
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Good eondition; one apartuent Of fss fooms
Of SIX rooms and bath; large attic; located In
downtown section, c6nven8ent To- car line.
Price. 9S,5o0 On basis Of Il $50 cash. e5-3
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
$1,000. "
room colonial. brick, In extra dne condi-
tion; excellently located; house Is thor
oughIy modern, with h..w.h., electric
lights; good size lot to alley; ample
garage space. Attractive terms.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK
$3.50.
modern two-story brick sssidencs.
containing spacious rooms; nodsin
Srief s.lass. '' Hoass ass Il Z IN n excellent eSs.
dition; psrquet floors; incl0sed, screened
in sleeping porch; large kitchen. Easy
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
$145oo-$I,25o CASH.
Large. Sstery beick residsncs: excel
lent for eoomins house; Ideally located.
sonvenient to the Mt Pleasant car line;
XVII, electric lights; large sise iot
extending back to paved alley; ample
garage space. Easy monthly payments.
PETWORTH-$o,a5o.
az, O a. ;ss s. ; r,s ssas. ee e eeeSss Ssn
wi. sisetric iisSt;:: hasdwood Doors;
lles2tng porch and besakfast porch; deep
tst . atieys ample garage space. Easy
ILLIAM S
- 4nlD1D OF THD WASHINe
| Rhoae Main s.
- = -. = ~ AZ
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Iscatsd b Q vefy cSsace section and clos
b &c circle. 4 be6uttfui detached home wfl1
lot 7oI126 W1th 3S.fcss parkisg. Dutch osis-
piets baths; very iarYs nvlag roon; larxe
cemsAt ~ petel An moden impfoRements,
inea0otng 6ai1e-ia eaEAEo.
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SUBURBAN.

Of ground; Biz ror, two baths. pantry; front
and rear pofches, electric .hShts aid eas;
screened throuHhout; This heAs Y b1ilf e
Apartment. Gafags. Price, $4,000. 94S
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

1U4Cns SA6s0eV.
Substantially built home Of 10 rooms end 2
baths. Has electric lshts and excellent heat.
ing plant. Third doof now arranged a. two
apartments and produces Q rental of Si06 uef
month. Owner viii give possession and maze
reasonable terms. Ample garage space.
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CHEVY CHASE.
NEW RESIDENTIAL OFFERINGS
That Will Attract Array of Buyers. Reasonable Cash
Payment and Moderate Terms are Features
READ THIS LIST:

COL Hgts. w. of 14th-$135oo. Sauls Addton-$135oo.
exclusive residence q,
containing y ssse id sa Gsss
in
s n
Near Wardman Hotel-$1475o. smi % payment % t. @' ''
is
e %sns. ms ocn. % %a: Wide Ave. SE%88so
good lot with garage See " e s section II ana q 1. RSss t,
Columbia Heights-$12ooo p'''
Sleeping sp % pon ;H sssn 'dsass % electric I Pa Ave- SE5oo
% @ ass: s p:%:a' ana .sd % s % bn h
Columbia Hegh-$2oooo moor" NO" n'"a '* Nv per
the to
@ & T Irving Near r4th-$125oo
bedrooms Now leased $3.50
property ~ '"~- .e-' e's~'S As""
Many Other Attractive Residential Offerings
Both in City and Suburbs.
Phone call for these properties
ALLAN E: WALKER & CO, INC.
813 18th ST. NV Main 243o
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NORTH COLUMBIA HGTS,

Owner Isasiag tAs city dss,rss quick sab OF
this nearly new home. There sre B sooms and
sa,s sase; "a sil a.tc .Hs esgns ne
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CLEVELAND PARK.

sssstissi .,.s. Ss..sasa 1s.. s,,,s M txs ysss: ys:
ID rooms. 2 baths, electric lights, h.-v.h.;
screened and Detal vsstA4fstnpps4 through
out. Houss is Se feet Mt4s-- Large lot With
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M St. Corner-$3,soo.
Lot - feet vide, - s1esllsat u 1t. cossss
In nsetAwsss ssstiea; ssnsd fer bosinsss. Bnar
ffaDs house % peessrty. Aaks eler, a th,s
must b ~ tnnsdiassiy.
On Busy 18th St-$1s,ooo.
GaIps e.reen asa bAea bsiek houss, ssb-
SeaAtiAlly built. right In sectSen where busi-
NESS u advancing fastest. Zoned for business
aAd property ts easily convertible into store
On hrst door: Property on either side now
Bringing handsome return a. business invest
ment. Alley In rear. Good lot.
North Capitol St.-$11,5oo.
Here IL good buy on North Capitol st. 1t
10 Z sood-sised brick building witt store and
back room on nfst loer and V.room and bath
nat above. Steam heat. electric ii1ht and gas,
Moderate cash payment. Immediate posses
sion.
: many interesting propositions
US tell you about some of them.
xER & CO., INC.
Main 243o.
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COLUMBIA ROAD

Dandy little home q six rooms and hath:
fOcsntly redecofAted; hot.Hatsf heat, eieetfic
tiehts: front Ard feaF porehSs: space for
ksfaSe. This heme can s. bousht cS basis
q d.ooo cash. Price. 37,2to. 7e-s
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CHEVY CHASE.

Z Well located detached home. eeatAiaiag .
rooms and complete bAths. There aFO i've
bedrooms and bath on nrst door, three bed.
rooms and hath On secoad 6oor: electric lishts,
h..Wh. and other up-e0date impfovemeats.
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NEAR. NEW HAMPSHIRE
.re AVE. AND r ST.

PRICE, 1l6.0O0.
WSA constfucted hsne In Q AosilAble. local
ity. Has u rooms. 3 hafhB: exeeI3ent laDetin
plalt: a3setric nghts: spen Aepaaces. Geo
cD6t3sa. Possssaiea and terms.
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DOWNTOWN, 10t6 AND 06 ROOMS. :
baths. Can Be remodeied into apartments
or nne iocation fer tea room, etc. Vacant
Price, $l5,1O0 Terms,
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
Main S4l3. 1910 nv.
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spacieul residence Of twelve rooms and two
at present; two upper 6eofs bflnflns Ia
rental Of k$215 per month. Hot-water heat.
electric lights, ETC.; double garage. Price,
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-08-19
The All-Inclusive Scope
Of Comprehensive Thought

that is to say, Of the ends attained.
Since an act of energy-whether it
be thought or will-takes place at the
same moment that the result is attain
ed. the correlatiye conscious idea and
the feeling Of energiizing are coincident
with the correlatiye vital changes; but
the vital changes may. and do. occur
altho there be no consciousness, either
as TO the act Of energy or the idea.
This is the unconscious state of exist
ence and includes the, mental latencies
of Sir w. Hamilton.
We can only know that Mind exists
as it is made known to us by the oper-
alton of these ideas in us-that is, by
the phenomena Of our own conscious
ness, and in like manner, we can only
determine the derivative evolution Of
them as causes by means of our men,
tai powers acting thru organization;
which, again, is the result of their ac-
ton.
Real thinking arises only in meeting
thecrises of life-s situations fer pur-
poses of re-direction and fuller adjust
ment. Human nature in the form Of
impulse and habit, through the med
ium Of intelligence, co-operates with
environment in the process of making
further adaptations. Right conduct,
morals, is the most empirical of all sub
jects; it is not a question of theology,
of deductive metaphysics, nor of mere
mathematics. Human nature exists
and operates in an environment and it
is not In that environment as coins
in box, but as plant in the sunlight
and soil. 1t is in the cooperation of
human capacities with environment that
finds its scope and moral
ity its development.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-08-19
PRoFITEERING TAX DODGERS

Milwaukee. - Local and upstate
corporations cheated the government
out of approximately $5,000,000 in
federal taxes during the war profit
years of 1917 and 1918, according to
announcement to-day by F. E. Frazier,
special agent, Washington. who is in
charge of drive in Wisconsin to col
lect these delinquent assessments.
THE tax frauds, while they origin
ally totalled approximately $5,OO0,-
600, have now been cut to $780,
OOO." said Frazier. Special agents
have been busy for several months,
checking up on, the earnings and COL
lecting the taxes. We are now working
on a deficit of about 81, 100000 which
corporations neglected to pay on earn
ings of 1917"
Last month the agents collected ap-
proximately 100000 in overdue
taxes unon incomes of corporations
during 1918.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-08-19

The economic activities in LIano
Colony are carried on according to de-
finite principles and not according to
the speculative opinion or arbitrary
wilfulness of anyone. This, of course,
is very Disappointing to conceited ego
lists, who place an exceedingly high
valuation upon their bizarre notions,
and to officious meddlers who want to
dictate in matters in which they have
had no experience and are totally dis
qualified to give intelligent advice. Be-
sides our business is our business, and
we shall carry it on according to sci
entific knowledge, and not to meet the
impudent dictum of self-appointed
cooperative pope, who himself never
did bit of cooperative work in his
life.
In this connection we take the lib
erty Of quoting from a letter of Don
AS long as Llano follows its pres
ent bent and solldlty; as long as you
remember why you left the outside and
came to Llano for shelter; as long as
you are what brother Jack London de-
signated as clean. noble and alive
SO long you may ride the crest of the
waves. George Washington uttered
wise thought: Beware Of the insidious
wiles Of foreign influence. In your case
case it does not apply to foreigners,
but to evil outsiders, hired assassins.
No doubt they will sneak into Llano
for reward and personal spite. The
narrowness and cussedness of some
humans is almost beyond belief, and
these qualities as we'll as real insanity
have increased since the war at an
alarming rate. Success to you, bro
thersl"
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Absent
Members
Attention

Llano Colony has great big new
proposition to take hold of. Expan-
sion is in the air. Wonderful opportun-
tiles are now offered TO other colonies
in various locations.
Old members who have been away
from Llano are urged to get in touch
at once with the management.
Send us the addresses of old COM
rades who are out of touch with us at
present.
We want trained colonists to help
US start new colonies in the near fu-
ture. Now is the time to get in on the
real beginning of the Cooperative
Commonwealth.
Write at once to-
LLANo COOPERATIVE COLONY
NewlIano. Leesville, La.
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The word cooperation" is derived
from the Latin and literally means
working together. and in its modem
complete meaning involves the implied
additional significance that the work
is performed for the mutual benefit OF
the active participating co-operators.
Ii is in this sense that the Llano col
onists use the word cooperation; but
not one Of them, nor the group as a
whole, set themselves up as pontltex
maximus OF an infaIlible sanhedrim
and deny the appelation or use OF the
word by others who lin their under
takings do moi measure up to the tull
requirements Of the word. The fact
is that our work monopolizes our att
tention to such an extent that we have
neither time nor leisure to sit in judg-
ment upon other cooperative enter
prises. But even if we had an album
dance Of time, one 81 the rules we have
adopted is to mind our business and not
to NEEDLE in other peoples affairs,
which are none of our concern and for
which we are not responsible. But if
called upon to act as arbitrators in a
case of dispute we should first hear
both sides, try to obtain all the facts
in the matter, make all due allowance
for unforeseen contingencies that may
have arisen in The prosecution Of the
enterprise in question. and then deal
as leniently as possible with the re-
sponsible culprit.
We are not of captious, fault-find-
ing disposition and quick to impute the
worst possible motives to anyone who
disagreed with us. Defective human
characters are unconsciously developed
under very unfavorabIe circumstances
and such chronic crouch, trouble
maker and anti-social disturber is rath-
er deserving ofour compassion than our
condemnation. But no one can GER
tainly expect community of people
to permit such man, devoid of tact,
good judgment ol experience. to set
himself up as a ruler and make his will
dominant, especially when his invest
ment in it is practically nil?
We are in earnest, We are sincere,
and are honestly striving to inaugurate
a genuine social economic unit, where
service to each and all is the keynote,
and where it is not the purpose for each
to get what he can out of it,
regardless of all the rest. We be-
lieve in reciprocity and we are making
such arrangements among us that it |
may become operative in every rela-
ton Of our daily life.
While thus engaged we are casting
no reflection on any cooperative pro-
ject that works on less comprehen-
sive basis. In fact, we rejoice in the
least manifestation Of the cooperative
spirit wherever displayed. We prefer
to boost the most humble effort and be-
lieve that it is out of the spirit of mu-
tual helpfulness that the cooperative
commonwealth will be born. Llano will
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Classified Section
--@ ~. S7S=SS
TO EXCHANGE FOR COLONY

TO EXCHANGE FOR COLONY
|STOCK-ll2 acres of land in Cecil
County, Maryland; II acre wood-lot;
7 acres permanent pastures 90 acres.
now under cultivation; two miles to
shipping point; one mile to school:
fine big stone house; barn and other
out-buildings; land suited to the rails
ing Of wheat, corn, oats, clover and
white potatoes, particularly. Price,
$500. $4,000 of this can remain as
a mortgage at go. For quick action
will take Llano stock for the 1000
payment. If you want bargain. write
at once to Geo. 7. Pickett, Llano COL
ony.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-08-19

1t is reported from Washington that
President Harding will reappoint his
namesake. P. M. Harding, as governor
on the Federal Reserve board. Thus
the management of the Federal Reserve
Bank, responsible for the destructive
deflation Of currency. that caused a
loss Of no less than seven billion to our
farmers and the Unemployment Of g.
100000 wage workers still continues in
office. This is a practical endorsement
by the president of their nefarious fin
anceering and he must share the re-
sponsibility for it.
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FOR SALE-500 acres; 30 in cult
walton; lots of good timber on ball
ance; good house; two tenant houses.
$10,500 for all. = See G. T. Pickett,
Lano Colony. 35
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-08-19

SELL OR EXCHANGE-320 acres
finest farm land in New Mexico with
Improvements. Trade for good timber
land, or what have you? W. H. Lind
sey, LIano Colony.
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Sometimes love dies of starvation,
sometimes of strangulation; but usually
it just goes into gradual decline from
a weak constitution and want of the
right nourishment.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-08-19

We are making our own shoes and
are in need of mems, women's and
chlldren's wooden lasts. Any COM
rade having any lasts to sell or to do
nate please write to Louis Roedemeis-
ter, Llano Colony, Leesville, La.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-08-19

FOR SALE. : Al acres of land;
4-room house, and barn. 100 peach
trees; 20 apple trees; 20 grape vines;
Strawberries, blackberries, and dewber-
RES, some figs. Well improved
terraced. Price. $ll0O. Main road.
A: E. WELDON. Rte |, Box 90, Lees
vile, La.
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bear the most searching investigation.
SANDER and defamation will react up
on the perpetrators to their own dis
grace and discontinue.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-08-19
TRADE FOR LLANo STOCK

100 cres in Minnesota; fair buildings:
drilled we'll and windmill; mail and.
Phone; s miles to town; mile to.
school. About 40 acres wood; 30
acres fenced; 50 acres in tame grass:
balance natural meadow. Lime-clay
soil. Price $35 an acre ($56O0.00).
Time on $1,000 at 10: balance in
cash. Will take Elano stock up to,
$4,000 as cash, par value.-C. J. S.
care Llano CoIonist IZ
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The people have the brains to run
their own enterprises when they want
to. COOPERATION LIGHTS THE
WAY.
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ISL methods. believe that the same
will hold true Of nations.

The contrast between these two con-
options is heightened in actual opera
ton. On the one hand, fraud and force
breed dissatisfaction, anger and retail
iation; things go from bad to worse;
on the other hand.mutuaI consideration
and justice promote good feeling the
vicious circle is broken and humanity
can go forward.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-08-19

HAVE YOU A FRIEND WHO IS IN
TERESTED IN REAL CO-OPERA-
TON? SEE THAT HE BECOMES
"A READER OF THE LLANO COLON
IST AT ONCE. ORDER A BUNDLE.
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FOR SALE-lO2 acres; 81 acres
cultivated; 2 good houses; 2 barns.
Price, $1,000. Close to Colony hotel.
See George 7. Pickett. 80
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-08-19

Be a booster for Cooperation.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-08-19

FOR EXCHANGE-o26 shares of
Llano stock to exchange for property.
j. c. Male, Box 81, Wasco, Calf.
, 1922-02-04
Goodyear Tires.

It is the Goodyear polio
to serve the ccnsIpe.
To do this they are gant
featuring three distinct
of tires, so that every Gar
owner can secure the Coco
year quality tire best snite
to his needs. ii
Goodyear Cords are til
best tires that can be built
Their long wear and resist
ance to trouble more thai
compensate for their slight
added cost.
they have high air capa
city, which, together witt
the cord construction, in
sures greater riding comfor
and protects fro A excessiv,
jars and jolts. ~
The carcass & dYeaI
Fabric Tires is hulll , 0.
stout plies Of Co.. yea cot
ton fabric, imprefo lated anC
covered with Goo year Ruo-
Der.
They are madam all sizes
with plain or Af4-W Weather
thread design. :
1t is the conviction OF
most tire users that Good
year Fabric Tires will give
you the lowest costl5ervice of
any fabric tire made
ROBT. ARMSTRONG,
Christi nsted.
Evening journal., 1922-05-24
. .
. LIFE AND CHARACTER 9
. READING Z
NIay 24.

.
The governing sign OF this date is
is Gemlni, the sign OF the Twins. and
a sign which gives a dual personal
ity. The governing planet is Venus,
and the birthstone a diamond. The
astral colors are black, crimson and
light blue.
These people are not usually sue
cessful wage-earners. and frequent
ly give away as fast as they can
earn. These people are very re-
llgious and have a wholesome re-
spect for religious teachers, and
sometimes are very timid and ap-
prehensive about thinking for them
selves.
The governing planet Of this date
is Venus, the Goddess OF Love. and
the birthstone is a diamond.
The Want Ads will advertise good
cooks chefs. Mattresses and hotel
help. Watch carefully, and II you
are in need of domestics. this is the'
time TO get them.
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salesman

They must make good or we viii.
OSHKOSH B'GOSH OVERALLS.
The worlds best make. Also khaki
nts, same make. Sizes s2 TO 30
list. For sale by Ephraim 4 Ephralm'
md 8 w. Fourth st. mayl0-eod -26t.
Evening journal., 1922-05-24

zoo w. Tenth St Contents OF a nine
room house, consisting OF kitchen. din
ingroom, livingroom and bedroom fur
niture. stoves, refrigerators. rugs. etc
Hamilton, Auctioneer. may20-it !.
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UNION GARDEN HOUSES
FOR SALE

VIII make very reasonable allowance
for automobile on Union Gardens house.
AIS S. Grant Ave. other houses In
Union Gardens for sale. Financed. Rare
bargains for quick sale.
7o5 Concord Ave. rooms and bath,
81. 600.
SIS Clayton ST.. rooms and bath.
tf.5On
one large property on King ST. for
sale. one large property on Market
ST One large property on Delaware
Ave.
Six rooms and bath. Ashley. Del
si4 Madison ST., . rooms and bath.
Open for an offer.
1871 Delaware Ave. 10 rooms and bath.
230-acre farm at Porters. Del
A beautiful country home at Hockes-
ain. Del DIT Mitchell property. Stone
mansion, IL rooms. tile bath. large
porch. hardwood floors. trimmed IN ma
hogany and hardwood, hreplaces, cleo
tric lights. steam heat 25 acres OF
ground. shrubbery and fruit; barn cleo
trically lighted. garage for three
cars, large chicken house. on cleo
trio and steam railroad. You must see
this property TO appreciate.
Beautiful country home at New
Castle.
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nay24-1t.
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OWNER
1871 West 9th St.

Has slashed the price TO the bone and
will positively sell this week. 10 rooms
veranda. gas. heat. bath.
Z. LINWOOD DASHIBIL co,
Phone $3.50. S26 Market Street.
List Your Vacant Land With Us.
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LOST
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ICE CREAM AND CONFECTIONERY
STORE-Located in town Of 5000. on
main corner: three schools, postofflce.
hank within a stones throw. Movie in
same building. store now doing $500
10 $500 weekly business. In ice cream
season we handle from 500 10 1900
quarts OF ice cream weekly; good rea-
SON for selling. Phone SO. may23-2t
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REAL DsrATE-FoR SALE

II IDEAL SUBURBAN HOMES, $1,000
70 Ss,5OO; and choice building sites.
J: g, Justis Co.. Newport. Del. Phone
zSl-W. may16-tf.
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ss-AcRE oEAsrERN SHORE"

Horse, COW. poultry, tools inolud-
ed; handy depot; 40 acres. easily
worked fields; wood lot:. fruit;
good two-story house. barn. poultry
house. Closing out. $4,000: part
cash. Smith & scotten, Marydei
Md. mav24-2s
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FOR SALE

1u1 Rivervisw Ave. R. B. P.
22On Giipin Ave, 10 r, B, p b0xl25.
100 block. Clayton St. 6 r, 3. P.
1903 Clayton ST., 70 r, 3, p. II W.
1000 block. Rodney St, 10 r. 3, 7. II w.
900 block. Adams St. 3 n. p, P.
3OO block. West St. s r. B. p.
winchester Place s r, b. ?.
siS W. 18th ST.. 10 r, b. P. 42x12o.
1901 West ST.. Z r. 3. p. S p.
2sos Monroe ST.. r. b, P, S p.
500 block. W. 2lst ST.. r, B, p, de-
tached.
ZOO block. W. 22nd St. 8 r. B, P. S P.
/ 200 block. Washington ST., 10 r, b. p.
1900 block, Washington ST., 10 r, B, p
WILLIAM KITCHEN
1928 Washington Street.
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nay24-1t,

lIJGGIST-R. NJ. Apply at once. Louis
K. Liggett Co.. 40i Market 81.
iy24-1t.
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TYPEMRITERs
PUBLIC SALE.

RLAIR's BAZAAR. Wilmington, Del.
Auction sales every Saturday. at 10
o'clock. Horses at private sale at all
times. Klair and Hollingsworth. ror
apr6-1yr. r,
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

GIRL-White. for cooking and down
stairs work. Phone 1923. mayls-6t
Evening journal., 1922-05-24

WOMEN.
REFINED BUSINESS WOMEN.
Women with strong personal
ity, are needed in the Women's
Department OF our Wilmington
Office. Permanent connection.
Pleasant employment and ad-
vancement 10 those who can de-
velOp executive ability. No spe-
cial experience required. You
must be 25 years old or over.
Apply Room 704, Industrial Trust
Building, . 70 5 and to 8.
Evening journal., 1922-05-24

rGINEER-Licensed, 10 operate 2I5-
rsepower, slow speed. non -condensing
CINE and return tubular boiler. Steady
,ployment. Address reply, naming
erences TO Box M-92, Evening Jour
. Office. mayzS-St'
Evening journal., 1922-05-24

CLERKS, Bookkeepers ana
store Statesmen ana men OF
other occupations, can learn OF
n rare opening to engage in
steadv employment with a sue
cessful International organiza-
ION in Wilmington. Advance
rnent steady and sure. Men OF
integrity and ambition only.
Applv Room 704 Industrial Trust
Building, 9 10 5 and 7 TO 5.