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The Washington times., 1923-11-17
BET TER To BUY
THAN TO PAY
RENT
West Coast Real Estate op.
orator Writes on Home
Purchasing.
By w. H. HARRISON.
Vice President and General Manager
Los Angeles Investment Co.

Vice President and General Manager
Los Angeles Investment Go.
When a man and his wife are
discussing the proposition of buy
ing a home on installments, in
variably the question arises:
ssDo you think we can make the
payments? What will happen il
we cannot meet the monthly install
ments?"
often wonder If these well-in-
tentioned people stop to consider the
outcome If they could not pay their
rent. With exceptions that are In-
consequential because OF their scare
ity, no family can exist without
paying for the roof that shelters it.
The real question is rather:
"Shall we continue to pay out
money every month for no return
whatever, or shall we pay large
part of 1t to ourselves?"
The decision arrived at has, in
many instances, been the determin-
ing factor in that family's future
security and peace Of mind.
The advantages and benefits of
home ownership have been told and
retoId too many times to make
necessary their repetition here, but
one phase Of the proposition that
is frequently overlooked is the fact
that monthly payments on a house
represent the former item of rent
as well as a monthly investment In
security that pays dividends In
more ways than the strictly none.
tary benefit.
After making the initial cash pay
ment and the monthly installments
The Washington times., 1923-11-17
Middle West
Construction Dope

= October building contracts In the
Central West QIlinois, Indiana, Iowa,
: Wisconsin, Michigan, Missouri, Kan
Bas, Nebraska and Oklahoma)
: amounted to $83,943.000. The in
crease over the previous month was
- IL per cent; over the corresponding
month OF 1922, per cent. The fol-
lowing items appear In the October
total: $S4, $40. 900. or 20 per cent,
? for residential buildings; 1885,, 900,
: or "a per cent. for public works and
: utilities; 81. 900, 900, or per cent. for
: industrial plants; $6,S12 900, or per
: cent. for business buildings; and $6.-
: eSs. 900. or 8 per cent, for educational
buildings.
: Construction started in this dis
trict during the first ten months of
1923 shows a decline Of per cent
from the corresponding period of
: !Sz2. This years total to date lie
: tS7s. $40, 900.
Contemplated new work reported
IN october amounted to SIS, Ats, 900,
an increase Of 73 per cent over the
september figure.
The Washington times., 1923-11-17
HARDING MEMORIAL
MEMBERSHIP FILLED

The incorporators of the Harding
Memorial Association today an
nounced that Henry Ford, Thomas
A. Edison, William Wrigley, jr., Al
bert d. Lasker, Harvey Firestone.
and Malcom Jennings, a lifetime
friend Of the late President, have
become members of the association.
AS incorporated the associations
active membership was placed
at fifty, and the addition Of these
memberships completes the quota.
The Washington times., 1923-11-17
CECIL De MILE Is
ACTIVE IN MANY LINES

TO those who are accustomed to
think of Cecil b. De Mile only AZ
q motion picture producer, II may
be interesting to know that Mr.. De
Mile not only entertains the pub
lie, but also helps to feed and board
them. He banks their money and
he sells them real estate.
Angeles Biltmore Hotel, ana is
heavily interested In many other
enterprises.
In fact, It Is said that his income
from sources outside the motion pic
ture industry is many times that
which he receives from the films he
makes.
The Washington times., 1923-11-17
WALKER BUYS Z
GAS STATION
SITES
Connecticut Avenue Locations
To Be Developed for Auto
motive Service.

Two excellent corner locations on
Connecticut avenue, one AZ tne
Southeast corner of Ordway street
and the other at the southeast cor
ner of Albemarle street, have Just
been purchased and will be improved
nv the construction Of high-class
modern filling stations and acces-
sories stores, according to an an
nouncement made today by Allan F..
Walker & Company, Inc.
These properties were purchased
from the Chevy Chase Land CON-
pany. in conjunction with the Thom-
as J. Fisher Company, by Alan -.
Walker. who is conveying them 70
the Connecticut Avenue Accessories
Company, a new corporation Wnicn
will own and operate the statlons.
The Ordway street tract has
frorta % Of 134 feet on Connecticut
avenue and depth Of 140 feet along
ordway street to an alley, q total
of 10000 square feet.
TO Build at Once.
The new company will begin build
ing at once on this site a large, at
tractiye modern filling station and
accessories store. Plans are now be-
ing prepared by Robert +. Beres-
ford. Construction will be in charge
Of the Allan e. Walker Investment
Company.
The Albemarle street site has a
frontage Of 164 feet on Connecticut
avenue and runs 160 feet deep on
Albemarle street, total OF 10000
square feet.
Improvement of this site with q
similar station Will be begun after
the completion Of the first one.
The Connecticut Avenue Access.
sories Company has been organized
by the election OF Allan e. Walker,
president; Henry +. Offterdinger,
vice president and treasurer; w. Ed
gar heedy, secretary. Archer, Cham
berlin and Smith are attorneys for
the corporation: Theodore T. Otter
dinger will be manager Of the sta
ton.
The location Of two large filling
stations is recognition Of Connecti-
cut avenue as one of the city,s
most important thoroughfares. con-
Meeting with the fast developing
northwest suburban sections. The
new paving on Connecticut avenue
is about completed, which will
make it one of the most extensively
used traffic lanes in the city.
Provides Convenience.
Only a few years ago Washing.
ton motorists secured their gasoline
and oil in garages or at small, In
convenient stations.
IN placing the sale Of gasoline
and oils on far higher plane,
Allan e. Walker has been practical
ly a pioneer in Washington. Mr..
Walker is associated in the owner
ship and management Of the fol.
lowing modern filling stations:
The Washington Accessories Co.,
Seventeenth and L streets north.
west.
The Automotive Accessories Co..
Tenth and e streets northwest.
The Automotive Supply Co.. Penn.
sylvania. avenue and TWenty-first
street northwest.
The American Accessories Co.
Georgia avenue and Upshur streets
northwest.
Two of. these stations, the Wash
ington Accessories Company and
the American Accessories Company
have attracted nationwide attention
in gasoline and oil dispensing cir
cles.
All OF these stations make q
feature Of quick service In filling
cars, each having a large number
Of pumps that are easy Of access
| with wide, driveways that eliminate
The Washington times., 1923-11-17
Gardiner Dent Soon
viii Move Into
New Home

W. Gilbert Dent, president Of
the real estate firm Of Gardiner
Dent, Inc, announces that he
has purchased property 14O7 L
street northwest.
A few months ago Mr.. Dent
purchased 1909 L street north
west and is now remodeling it
with the expectation Of moving
the real estate office Of Gardiner
& Dent, Inc, to that location
after alterations are completed.
The frontage Of each lot is
twenty-five feet, making total
frontage on L street of forty
four feet by a depth Of 100 feet
to an alley.
The last property purchased:
S14O7 L street, will be held as an
investment.
The Washington times., 1923-11-17
LEE M|NAR
SELLS $50, 900
Of LOTS
Purchasers Of Lee Heights
Sites intend to Build
Homes Of Own.

Ruby Lee Minar, who Is handling
the development and sale of Lee
Heights, q subdivision IN Airing
ton county Va. reported this week
s2O, 900 more IN lot sales. The ma
jority Of purchasers are persons
who intend to build homes for their
own occupancy, but with the grow
ing popularity Of this new suburb
a number Of builders are buying
lots on which to- build houses Tor
sale.
The location Of Lee Heights On
The Washington times., 1923-11-17
Southeast States
Increase Permits

september contracts in the South.
eastern states (the Carolinas, Geor-
ga, Florida, Tennessee, Alabama.
Mlssissippi. Arkansas and rIouisi.
anaD amounted to $40,S26, 900. an
increase Of Is per cent over Sep
cluded, Sic. .O57 900, or 80 per cent
Tor residential buildings; 1882. 900.
or 70 per cent, for public works and
utilities: $4,448 900, or IL per cent,
1or business buildings; $4,161 900, or
AZ per cent, for educational build
1ngs, and $2,029. 900, or S per cent.
Tor Industrial plants.
Fne total amout Of construction
SeAr1ed xs In these States during the
: first ten months of this wear was
-a4zo $4,000. Contemplated new
: work reported in October amounted
10 900, practically the same
as the September figure.
The Washington times., 1923-11-17

delays and blockades. Another
salient feature that has won great
favor with the motoring public is
the fact that all Of the gasoline
served Is triple-filtered by g special
process, iinsnring the elimination
of all water, dirt and other impuri'
ties.
The stations I'm this group are
supplied by the wholesale division
OF the washington Accessories Com
pany, which has established 9 large
storage station for gasoline and Oh
at Loughborough. just over the
District line on River road. AL
rail deliveries are. made IN carload
lots.
The Washington times., 1923-11-17
Do You Remember?

The first apartment house IN the
rnited states, they ten 1t head
quarters 81 the National Association
= peal Estate Boards, was built
at 142 East Eighteenth street NeW
York. in 1869. ~
The Washington times., 1923-11-17

on q home for four or five years,
a man finds himself possessed Of
AN asset. which, it is reasonable to
assert, he could have acquired in
no other way.
on his house; property values have
advanced; he has an equity that
is readily transferable into q tidy
sum, with which he can make a
start in a small business or rein
vest in realty and turn. his first
profit into a greater one.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-26

NAvSTfvTE MAS prcmiuvte 81 fiditelem pozemko-
We kancelafe p Kmou, zeptee ceny domovd ktere
name prodej Engel Himan, Morton, Cable Portage
Hamlet ulcich ceny $1,000 nahoru Mala spatka "a
jisti koupi, ostatni jako paceni nAjmu.
Ptejte name Union Heights. Rec tamnch oby-
vateld jest "VCELA REALTY CO." Proc? Odpoved Nase
suzba jest toho preinou Name pr&ve prode domovy
Vychodni 1O5 106 108. no. uici cd $4,000
horu. UIlne Bungalows svetnicch, 1--WE ploy mnohe
Mich $780, yt
Kde vzduch jest tax osvezujici, okoli neep-
sch skol krasne ceske osade, Corett.
Libio by Vam vysinach? Obzvaste hojny vyber
prohednete 81 pekr&sne Colonial budovy ST. lotech
parn vytop, lace $l1 ,OOO prava $4,000.
Zamlouvalo by Vam Lakewoodu! Navstivte mas
drive. Pfedm6stke domovy ednoakrove Lofty ezerni
bfeN, Cottages Geauga Lake, 10akrove 1OOakrove
my, 80 rokG lease najiman majetku vse co obor
pozemk0veho obchodu spad&.
vcELA REALTY 4 INVESTMENT co.
5733 BROADWAY.
Tel. Broadway 800. J. j. Klima. obchodvedoucf
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MA PRODEJ NEB MA
WMENU.

Jednorodinny domek ma W
chodni l29. ul. 7 svetnic,. kou-
pelna, elektrika, plyn, pekna
zahrada, venice, lot je 40 pfi
173s stfeviclch, cena $500.
Vezme Sc lot. - Jednorodinny
dunn 0 4 svetnicich, plyn, elek-
trika, sklep, puda, lot rohovy,
45 pri, 45, ulice dl&zdena q "a
placena, da ase Ia $500. -
Jednorodinny dun ma vych.
131. ul., 6 svetnic, komb. fer
mes, 2 garaze, vymeni sc "a
mensl majetek. - Dvourodin-
ny dunn ma vych. 81. Mici, bill
ze Quincy ave., tez ma vyme-
|nu. - Dvourodinny dun bli-
ze Corlett skoiy, 8 svetnic, 2
koupelny, fernes, velky lot. -
lRyourodinng dlm ma Holborn
ave. lott svetnicich, diva skle-
py, stromy, slepicnik. lot 90
|pM $50 str. Vezme sc tez lot.
Vymeni Sc dvourodinny domek
Is peknou zahradou, bud "a
jednorodinny 6 svetlic, aneb
"a dvourodinny o IL svetnicich h
" Corlett. - Pekarna vetslho
rozsahu Sc proda neb vym6ni
Ia privatni majetek. - Diva
obchody 5 uzenafvtvim, til O.
bydli, garaze, vse Gene $22,-
1000, po pfipade Sc tez vymeni.
Name mnoho .jinych majetku
ma vymenu 2 k prodeji, ma
|vstivte mas. Blizsi sd6li Tom,
|Sachy, 2465 vych. sc. ul. Tel.
Garfield, 5486, aneb Aug. Ha.
|n;icek, 3679 Z. 13l. ul.
| 5-2G
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PRODA Sc nova cihlova OBJ
chodni budova sc dvema story
byt je o 5ti svetnicich. Maize
tex nese {. 17023 Libby Rd. .
naleza Sc v move, dobfe zkve.
tajici ceskoSlovenske osade ,
Maple Heights. Vezmou Sc ns
vymenu loty aneb dunn v me,
ste. Haste sc tamtez.
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POZDNi OZNAMKA,
ALE DOBRA.
CTETE!

Prave jslne dostali dun o 5
svetnicich a koupelne, gas
el. svetla, fernes, skopky:
fireplace, china cab., garaz
ma lotu 40x140, ma dlazde.
nix ulici, prvni Cd Miles av
u E. l31. ul. Jedna z ne.jlep.
sich koupi a staci as $1,000
hotove. Loyal Finance Co.
3271 E. SIS. St.
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NEPLA1TE NAJEM. mizete-
Ii byti We SVEN. Name novJ
ddm pro dive rodiny, vsechno
zvelebeni. Lot 40 pfi $50 str,
ulice dlazd6na. Majetek ten
to Sc naleza ma vych. 1870. ul.
. d& Sc "a mfrnou cenu; cast
ka hotove q ostatni ma mesiEni
splatky. Blizsi sdeli L. Sanda,
|3175 vych. 116. ul.
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PRoNAJME Sc dobte odporu.

PRONAJME Sc dobfe odporu.
Gene rodin6, bez ohledu ma po.
Get ditek, pekny velky byt, mo-
derne zafiEeny, pet prostor-
nych a svetlych pokojh. kou.
pelna, satnilS, kuchynskl ko.
mora, kamenne vany ma pra.
dle, tepla studen& uoda. plyn.
elektrina, tri vchody q pro.
stranne chodby, velike nadvo.
ii kolkolem ohrazene "a $25
mesicne v elsie 1926 Broad.
way. 5-2S
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PRODA Sc zachovaly nabytek
z druhe ruky, move postele, Pc
ra, matrace, lednicky, move ma
60 lib. ledu "a $1,000; jiz u
zivane cd $500 vyse; move
houpacky ma porce a iine veci.
NavStivte krajany Kovafe a Lii
bala. 4313 Clark Ave., budete
dobre ObSlouzeni. 5-2S
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NEJNOvEJSl REKORDY pro
mluvici stroje vzdy k dostani u
MT. PLEASANT MUSIC
STORE.
12Sl1 Kinsman Rd.
6-1

PLACkOVY msdene vany --
Copper Bpiler) delane ze 16.
OF. plechu, zal-ucene ma mnoho
rokG; pravidelna cena $500;
vyrabitele pouze $3.50. Do
vazka zdarma. T6z stare O.
pravujeme. Haste se v els.
1904 E. 49th st. 5-26
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PRONAJME Sc velky stor ma
rohu Quincy a vych. "a. ul. Sc
vslm zaTizenim, totiz police a
jine, hpdici Sc pro jakykoliv
obchod. Haste sc v {. 2447 f.
"a. st. neb v Cleveland Poultry
Co. $50
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PRIJMOU Sc zeny ma vecern
praci pri benci lehkou praci
pri strojich. Pracuje Sc cd 5ti
vecer do IL hod. v noci. Hla-
ste sc u THE STANDARD
TOOL CO., 5000 Central Ave.
5-31
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PRODA Sc Overland automo-
bill, starsi, zachovaly, dobre je-
douci, pouze "a $4,000. Hla-
ste Sc v els. 3435 E. 10. st.
5-26
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Poor PIP. HOLICl! Pro.
najme sc mistnost pro holice
(Barbar shop) blize Komen-
sky sine, dobra to prilezitost
pro snaziveho krajana. Haste
Sc v {. 3672 vych. 13l. al.
5-23
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RIJME Sc cistotna hospody-
u do male domacnosti. Mzda
$1,000 tydne. Zaslete pri-
hlasku pod znackou "13" do
adm. t. Estu. 5-26
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PRODA Sc dunn o Z svetnicich
Sc vsim zafizenim. Haste Sc
Il majitele {. 3S48 Robert
Ave. S. $50
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TESARE MA STALOU PRACI
pc osm mesicu prime Fr. Dvo-
rak, kontraktor, Broadview,
roh Tampa. Tel. Lincoln 1885
j. 5-26
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PKODA Sc dunn v Brooklyne,
zanovni, ma 6 pokoju, elektri-
k;., plyn, voda. sklep pod ce-
lym domem, lot 40 phi 120ti
stfeylcich, da Sc phi rychlem
prodeji jen "a $4,000. Haste
Sc v els. 4456 w. So. ul. v
Brooklyne. 5-2S
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PRIJME Sc pan neb DANA na
byt, pokoj sam pro sebe, kou-
pelna k pouziti. Haste sc v {.
1926 Coath Ave-, blize Cor
lett skoly. 5-26
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn

HNk y JCUHOIUQL1Ily UuIIl
o 6ti pokojich ma dlazdene IL
lici, vse moder1le zarizeno "a
$1,000. Tez lot na vych. los.
ul. 2 Union velmi LEVINE. aneb
Sc vym6ni ia automobil. Hla-
ste Sc v els. 3O14 E. ll6. st.
Tel. Garfield 1893 w. 5-2G
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PRODA Sc akrcvy lot ma Lib
By 3D., hlaste Sc u Jos. Ryba.
ka, 1876 Libby Rd. Maple
Heights, Bedford, O. 5-26
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PRLNME Sc:

PRIJME Sc starsi muz ma
praci k u,praveni lotu. Haste
sc v els. 1886 +. LOG. St.
49, g1ase
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HLEDA Sc BYT o jednou neb
dyou pokojfch Sc stravou, pro
matku S dcerou. Zavolejte te-
lefonem Eddy 1858 w.
$50
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PRIJMOU Sc uniovi tesari, jen
zrucni necht' sc hlasi v els.
1870 Coath Ave. $50
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PRIJME Sc hoch do uceni ma
pekarstvi. Haste Sc u John
%ne, 3711 E. 131. ul. 5-28
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PRODA Sc nloderni jednoro-
dinny dim ma zap. 112. ulici,
blize Lorain Ave. Vezme Sc
lot CO prvni splatka. Tez dvou-
rodinny dim V tom samem o.
koli. Haste Sc u P. Neuzil, (.
OTIS Dennison Ave. Tel. Hem
lock 1919.
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kUPTE PRIMO Cd STAVI.
TELE. - Name Ease nekOlik
noyych jednorndinnych domu,
hotovych k nastehovani, vse
jest V Mich zavedeno a zvlaSt-
mi je, ze ceny nase jsou posud
mike. DoWy tyto Sc nalezaji
" ckoll vych. l31. ul. Corlett.
Vemte Union karu q jed'te az
ma konec. Bliss sc sdeli v els.
1922 Horner Ave. prot Union
kare. . 5-26
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DR. o B N E
OMAN KY.
NABfDNUTf K SNATkU.

NABfDNUTI K SNATkU..
Muz 65. rokd starry, ktery
vlastni slusny rnajetek, mini
sc ozeniti S vdovou v start cd
SO do 60 rokd, ktera je cest-
nou zenou, vlidne povahy a je
dobrou kucharkou. Ma veno
Sc nehledi. Poctiye minene
nabidky mozno-li s podoben-
kou, ktera Sc ma pozadani vra7
ii, zaslete pod znackou "Sna-
tex" do adm. t. listu. Mlcenh-
MpSt Sc zarucuje. 5-26
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IEDA Sc:

HLEDA Sc byt, loznice a ku-
chyne, kde je plyn a voda. Ma
bidky mozno poslat do adm
t. listu pod znackou "Byt".
5-2E
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PRODA Sc pekafsky ohchod v
{. 94O9 Lorain ave-. pred IL
roxy zalozeny kde Sc trzi
pres $500 tFdne. Y nedeli sc
brzo zavirs.. Pfi obchode je
pekny byt o 5ti pokojfch. Da
Sc LEVINE. Zavolejte tel. Princt.
144O f. mezi q. a 5. hod. We
Ger. GO
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PRODA Sc novy dunn 10 po-
kojich, plyn, elektrika, kanal,
sklep pod celym domem, dvo-
jita pore, predni a zadni
|vchod, dive garaze. Tento ma
jetek must byti prodan k urov-
mani rodinne zalezitosti, po-
speSte 81. Haste Sc v els. 3O14
=. 116. St. Tel. Garfield 7799
w. 5-26
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PRODA Sc

cESTOvNf KUFRY vsech
velkosti koupite LEVINE u
Sedlackd, els. 4816 Broad
way. Z
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dun
ma zap. 15te ul., bllze Derlson
Ave-, 6 pokoju, koupelna, mo-
derni obydli. Lace $500. -
Haste sc Y els. 1887 Fulton I'd.
$50
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Mate-li stare knihy -
romany (zidne tax zvane
lkrvaky), pfineste je k pro-
hlednuti do adm. Svkta.
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PRODA Sc moderni .jednoro-
dinny dunn Ma zap. sd. ul. O 6ti
pokojlch, koupelna a jine Ia
fizeni. Da Sc LEVINE pouze "a
$4,000. Haste sc v {. 1887
Fulton Rd. 5-26
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|BLIZE MILES a vych. 13l. I'll.
name k prodeji krasny dunn,
blize kary, skoi ceskeho ko-
stella. Moderni zarizeni, vyt&-
|peni horkou vodou velky lot.
Cena pouze S6500. Bizsi sde-
Ii E. S. Krusch, v els. l245
Prospect Ave. Tel. Prospect
4545 5-26
, 1923-02-01
TENSION GROWS
IN ESSEN. REPORT

LONDON. Fob. 1.-The tension be-
tween the allied troops and the pop.
ulation Of Essen is ~noticeably more
marked and Il causing concern. says
a Reuters despatch from the occu-
pied city. The feeling has been imbit.
tered by the numerous deportations
which are reliably estimated 20 ex-
coed so in number. Neutral observ-
ers. the correspondents adds, believe
that h increased severity OF sha
occupying forces has been largely
due to the fact that nos a tor OF Ttihr
coa1 has gone to Franco since the &C.
cupation.
a Reuters dispatch from Cologne
says the French authorities have IN.
formed all German newspaper editors
that all derogatory references TO the
French are prohibited, The editors
are reported to have been eliminating
form their papers the words France"
and French"
, 1923-02-01
ALI MANUFACTURES
MAY BE CUT III

DUESSELDoRF, Feb. by The
Associated Press. The order pro-
hibiting the export of coal ana coke
from the Ruhr to u~noccupied Ger
many has been in force since mid
night. There has been no reaction
from the Germans up to early this
afternoon.
The French announce tina should
Germany fail to come to terms. the
Introduction upon exports Will be ex-
tended to steel. iron and other manu-
featured articles now permitted 70
enter Germany.
Th~eAgeneral rairload strike IS effec-
tive at Mayence and Cologne and
throughout the entire Ruhr valley.
One train daily worked by French
crews is dispatched daily from Piir.s
70 Mayence. another from Paris to
Cologne and third from Paris to
Coblenz return.
At Insersheim yesterday the Paris.
Mayence express was switched of
onto n blind siding but the engineer
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, 1923-02-01
RABBIT HUNT IS
FOR
BIG FEAST HERE
Sportsmen Viii Provide
Treat Next Sunday for
City's Poor.

Brer' Rabbit and all his relations,
including Mr.. Jack Rabbit, Mr.. Snow
Bhoe Rabbit. and their cunning little
cousin. Mr.. Cotton Tail Rabbit, are
in for a lot Of excitement next Sun
day when more than a half q hundred
membsra OF the Wyoming Sports
mems association and their friends
invade their Fairgrounds around
Bucknum for the purpose of securing
q winters supply of meat for the
poor and needy families of Casper.
1t was so decreed by a unanimous
vote of the Sportsmen's association
held in the city hall last night.
George Everts. former deputy gam
warden, was selected as captain Of
the drive. and all rabbits will be
turned over to the Salvation Army.
which has consente to act as the
distributing agency, and It is hoped
that many needy families in Casper
will be enabled to enjoy a feast of
fried rabbit and brown gravy next
week.
The rules laid down are as follows:
Meet In front of Shorty Castles livery
stable at 8 O'Clock next Sunday morn
ing; bring only your shotgun. positive
ly nj rifles allowed: come with your
car II you have one. but come any
way. there will be room for every
body It is hoped; II you plan on taking
part in the hunt, phone Capt. George
Everts. phone 2061-J.
At the meeting of the Sportsmen's
association last night Col. Burke Sim
clair was elected permanent presi-
dent. T. 8. Cooke. vice-president; G.
G. Gibson. secretary and {. II. War
rem. treasurer. A committee com
posed of Messrs. Neuman. Everts.
warkley. Richards and 2. Q. Miller
was appointed to look into the matter
OF closing the state fsh hatcheries
contemplated by the present state
administration as one of its economy
planks.