Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1925, Page 3

s = . o THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, .1925. e v i ,shnred up to prevent their collapsing | general schedule and the purchlllns!once, All ftems thus bought in con- |3 'xmwmtmwsmwxw; under the weight of materdal. agents of the departments or other|solidated definite quantities for de- | ¥ z . @ | The general supply committee now | units of Government do the rest; that | livery in Washington are consigned | % APART\IE\YTS % carries only surplus material. The | its, they order the supplies as needed,|to the general supply committee, |5 / I 0 N Dpply 3 War surplus material has been dis |lake deliveries, make necessary in-|where they reccive prompt and ade’|§ ° = 5 m S ANIA S]NKW WAS I NORED posed of and that now on hand repre- | spections and pay the bills. quate inspection and are then deliv-|® Sce Our Complete List # » Us = chode desks, chalrs, flles and about every. Ii a sense this s centralized pur- | vouchers are prepared by the parllc(—‘ ; 730 17th St. thing vou can think of. This falls in | chasing, so far as common supplies | Potine sorvicen which furancd thom | 3 2 i —_ & 2 i two classes, (1) material held for re-|are concerned; but each department|; tha caneral supply conimittee, this |5 K & HHER g ; {Failure to Take Quick First Letter of Wilson |issue ind use by the Government|makes its own purchases in lots| .S (he €ineral supply comimittee, this Eldridge Plan to Avoid Rush A W, B R sevice, 1nnfld @) mul)elrl.fl,!' that' hag X rie or small as m lsm;.l its needs| conractors. Contractors, thereafter. H og = . en declared not usable by the Gov- |and «s frequently as it chooses. e AR d p at License Bureau Is Be- Action Was Feared esulted in Praise . [{oen devlared net uemble by the Qo | 1 tno ouently as 1t sointscom.|L00K 10 (1o epartmencs and establlsh sala S are Bv P f Stand there is a sufficlent quantity on hand (mittee on reorganization better prices : feyme 3 i i y Page. or dland. {to warrant a public sale. This accu- | would obtain ‘under an arrangement Savings Effected. | \ lieved Iimpractical. | ST | 3 i i { mulates fast enough, so that a sale | Whereby the supply requirements of | pepcesentaive Wood, in support of i = % is held about every six weeks. The |all departments and establishments | ;i ot Tiiitre, b co-0peraiad with CER A . S atinfacks . materfal that would be damaged by \in the District of Columbia would be el i e | i British Thought America Satisfaction Was Short| Gienire ‘to the. weather. much. [ Setunlly consolioated and Bandiog by o eonemal Sepnly committeetinda | foR I icdt & e WLtuict . furniture, is kept on the third floor|a single purchasing organlzation.. It| <o = e 2us Building today as to whether it would | Fell Short Morally Lived After Reply by |of D Buiiding. where it constitutes « {accordingly recommended to Congress mEler Lo O (0 2% ner cent! T8 ol ol i e 7 very serlous fire menace. the creation of a bureau of purchase have been effected through defin e their 1926 omobi gs - ‘ i 5 e s P antity ‘hasing on a w mailed ' them this The.Comt In Delaying. Germany. 0ld Models Stored. And Sopply. with authority o Buslot artidles, as follows: Linssed ol & | missioners met, but took no action EENT B It is an allinclusive collection that { needed by the various units of Uncle|Per cent; mucilage, per cent; tur- | Smm are health foods, and on_the matter. 3 - £ . : Uncle Sam has in storage here. At|Sam's workshop. Since steh a bu.|Pentine, 9% per cent; cheesecloth, 935 | scicntista tell us they showd Director Lldridse announced | ¥ tor’s, Note: This fa the sixth install British American relations. From the | present there are old models from the | reau would serve all the departments | Per _cent; hose, 10} per cent: | be part of our daily menus. To ) that he v onsidering | Ay haclador Waltar Hines Page to President beginning of the war, indeed, Mr.|Patent Office, running back before [and establishments alike, it was rec- | Paber, 13 per cent; rubber band: | @ive them rich zest and appetito- V.h“lynv\.‘l!‘lhl) of ‘x{vnl‘gm: ing such | Wilson.” They will_continue daily. Lansing, as counselor of the depart- | 1814, when the British burned the|ommended that it he made an inde- | Per cent: waste biske 16 per cent; | provoking flavor, add a measure C s B O B e G T e ment, had formulated and directed | Capitol pendent estublishment directly un-|impression paper. 211 per cent:United | geeh Bt it S0 S gl Buiding durne Deseat | Amerlcan poliey in the blockade. | €Filation is now pending before |der the control and supervision of the | States flugs, 223 per cent; paste, 24 | goqr 28 Sub By ) o De o j ) Now that e had become Secretary of | QOIETesS: fathered by Representative | President. per cent; eraser: ': per cent; pneu- | St TR e ¥ simissi uno Rudolph, | The next day Page again became Al Jecome Will R. Wood of Indiana, chafrman of | It has been arzued by the reor-|matic tire 4 per cent: pneumat G ho supery the license office, | yrrent. oroes AT Lausing insisted, more en-|the Republican congressional commit- | ganization committee thar with such 6 cent ous Guiden’s Mustard, for sal- ited veite however, that he | UrEent: e ergetically than ever, that this block- | tee, directing consolidution and co-or- | an ag ‘ork it would be pos- total saving in one yexr Ly| adeand entrees. ‘dm not believe it would be practica- | TELEGRAM TO THE '-11“101" . ade was lllegal, and it is perhaps not |dination of Government purchases | sible for (he ¢ nt to substi ving tires and tubes in definite ‘This wonderful new salad mustard s :'l.f“x‘} adopt. the mailing system. He | London, May 11, 1915. | strange that the feeling became broad- | and to enlarge the functions of the | tute where desirable short-term con- | quantities amounted to $50,500. The e o Moot tha st s o (e lovouRiTeatits o EARS 2080, May 11, 1 p.m. cast that, if the American Govern. |Eeheral supply committee. This meas- | tricts for definite quantities for the | total saving on rubber bands in one | Sl ncholive ot e it ot e oeceslty; for in || Confidential: Mo/ the {Secrefilryand ment was not antl-British, it was at | 456 has been under consideration for | present system of annual contracts | vear was more than $5.600 by buying | ofal lavored foods. Good oooks juring evers tar sen & el breanent e least not especially sympthetic o the | At four vears e BT ingefinite quantities. This would |in definite bullc o1 Dow e it repulacty. Tey itaday. cult. Sant & v . ; = e 5 e 1 ssoclation o - | enable' the Gove 3 o ta E 3 se expe -es it is a | grocer. o i uuu.-mhl jdded that i many of m:m"“"i‘r"“{‘='l‘l'.’l‘|-‘ e Eea fice (xf“‘h(‘rdhh w A ‘u‘m Summer | chasing Agents has for vears been et to aanad . rmenn e o e o e tigs should be lost or not deliv. g and opinion. Every day PR e | wore on the feur in Washington that j doing considerable propaganda work HltesT Foo - Eny S e Szovernine ered to the rightful owner it would | out news of definite "k“h‘.“ 'iy :l’“’ ROBERT LANSING. the German submarine campaign | looking toward consolidation of pur-| when the’ Busens s lu;:xl)lle: (.T'\’rlneé v "'.i,’";‘:".'im-:, e | r result in much trouble, both for the [ American Government abou 1° | son in this note, “will not expect the | WOUId result In a crisis between the | chasing by the Federal Government. | Treasury was or D onticnnas |ich oD practicit Ekwoula peofi i better. G”Lnffls motorists and the District authorities Iflight and the Lusitania deepens | fon In this note: eilh ot eXbact the | Unitea States and Germany became (Dt those who know the pecullarities 4B a Very lirge SAVINE Was | Mate iy ineiotion i nor o ey RL‘W(';!"U»*- lefnmvn-iim u: the British suspicion into a convic- g e i e e more apparent. Any step that would ug_l‘n(-le Sam's I)us‘hwss‘,' as (umx.\;u'cul‘ by buying broms in the Falllgf qua quality insp SALADRESSING the ues. Js understood also to be of | tion that our Government will con-| an) 2 flle German sensibilities was care- | wirh private industrial - establish- | when the new crop of broom corn| it there re « j MUSTARD he apinion that it would not be Prac- | ian¢ jeself with mere argumentative | to the performance of its sacred duty | [ O i 4 ments, have felt that there would not | \ie. beig { broom corn| "By here remuins o serious hand . ticable to mail the tags. cotests. The respectful and sympa. | Of maintaining the rights of the | MY avolded. Word came to Page— | he flexibllity enough in such a system | the sy e an 1 cap to comylete success of co-operative Engineer Conimissioner Bell hasin- | Protesis. je e % SYIOpR: | ited and its citizens and of | O7 41 least Page so interpreted an in- | to meet the sllembrcing demands of | yos el s P| gefinite quentity purchasing dicated that he approved of the Idea. | thetic silence of the first few days'| ‘0% SO LG8 CHECTR SR B 4 direct message—that it might be well | Uncle Sam's workshop lical “quility of broney Sot;the lden- | ne case of those urticles up N The license office already has pre.| excitement is now giving way to open | SLEEUAIAINE thell [ree exerclse M| for hiy 1o come to the United Sta It must be remembered that a big T it mothing like|the largest saving appears. T pared application blanks for 86,000 criticism of American failure to real- | &N ees ot e frbes for a face-to-face discussion. He {in. |industrial plant buys supplies needed dozen instead of $12. = handicap exists beca the lack :l{;:;"j%‘ll\m\\11':|;:mx::;'rv:‘lnz|<‘T':’tm' i‘e--‘r ize the situation and of American uni, ”'M"‘w £ - m"‘;lm 5 1 a willingness, even an eager- to _::.\t t ;.(‘ ‘\.r:.‘: l'hu- |’yf”\\m"k. \\!m? Taie Sl obiase 5 {of a common fund from wh o name, nddress and description of car| L \nEness to act. There s & good | committing tha United P84 to do so. President Wilson, how- | supiles for his widaly diversifed as| e S b it T MAE N 5 o Fron WHen tha 195 ption of €ar| gt or contempt in British feeling. . i er, abruptly vetoed the plan. ~He | SUbPlles for his widely-diversified ac-| The proposed consolidation would | ceipt spection of the zoods thus piven when 19255 tags werer Ob-fant . O ot hased tigoni BEIL. worous action. In itself it suffi- | {100 e e ohhting rum-runners, forest julsy enable contractors to deal with a | bous| - interdepa LEETH BROTHERS It i< planned to have the police take | ish Wish for military help, but on the Page's next x:.:‘-;;wm et eneieinay e booTaREs very Buntize s [l s o uie o HEAE e dallves oot e s it N these Llanks to the houses listed to|feeling that America falls short mo: s sage You to come at this ti - it nercly in the delivery of goods, In g diibere ot a ake sure if the applicants still live | ally to condemn German methods and | e OlIRIC SaTa an B sl et CoOpeeation Bouglit. fivicnta e i Tl Reee) Devonshire Downs gt the sume numbers. If they do, the| has fallen vietim to German propa- B ; thing unusually critical fo The general supply committee and | ARant (06 @ o e e numbers. BIf o, the | has fal = pow ennasnaw 1o Tie PReSIHEE % unusually eritical and of & most | ;0 i et othe - sach | Shoularesult in‘material savings' to = / I St. at Wi ; e S :ui(nlx;u b e et iats | ganda and does not properly rate C 1,01:;5();:”\11;\ : wm NT. | confidentlal nature had arisen, whir HZteml;udL):‘tv:X\ll]x’:-“x;\velrl‘l Ather euen | EROHE el s e Van Ness St. at Wis. Ave. tags are placed on sale in December, | W31 danser to all free Institution ey e 1 could not be handled by correspond- | on a development of closer co-opera-| While Congress has not vet passed § ; sed of his car, =0 part of the United States. ol 0 o! er- | 5 e ey be th ate deci- | solidation of p where consist of design and Bullding by the policeman with a no-| for by the best friends of America ssed privately and in the press. SMALL schools of ahought fo wwement | Government through co-operation in Unusuul location: wide allex in | harmony of variety will sustain the tation to that effect. here is that diplomatic relations be | The Times says: “It is a note that, FIRE TRAPS of the Federal 1u 'stem, the | purchases has been maude through the Tomine: sinele and en wuitec °M® fl| standard already set in these first \ _The al advanced by Director | sovered with Germany pending satis- | Poth in substance and expression, re- H i fireproof ocated by the fgeneral supply committee. of the 200 Homes to be built. Eldridge was that when the policemen | ¢ o o cottlement and that Congress | Calls the best traditions of American OLD U. S. STORES, | Public Bufldings Commission is not |~ Thu, 1d of each dcpartment WILK[NS i d—Englich i e e check on application | | L" onvened so that the volce of the | dIPlomacy. The stand taken by Presi. | ? only & present urgent need. but would | purchasing separately throughout a R gk inRmo Bl s o 3 oo LS cougq b comvenea = that' dent Witson is somerning more than | CAUSING HUGE LOSS| i in vith ether sestent thic Comeress | et Vult \ibicr, comraces - comered REAL Homes. motorist that he could have his tags R £ at Stak & declaration of national polic oth- tral Bureau of Supplies, which is ad- | fo, £l Pply committee alled’ fin By Tora blank S| e. = less than the conscie; of i B i g or the use of all executive offices in | & = 9 = malled to him by forwarding the blank espectal n onscience of hu 5 ocated, could use {t just as adavn- | \Woehing: P To the District Building with a check| The avistocratic element of English | manity makes itselt audibia in b L LR oses o (GRS el R eon ieRtTon oni 1512 H St. $12.950 and $13.500 or money order to gover the $1 charge | life, which enjoys social and govern- | measured and incisive sentences which to mak eral supply committee. it e o hoW sending to, fhie . £ : 1ake pur- supply : {general supply committee eac " en for inspe for the tag and 15 cents for mailing | mental privilezes and is what we | Thq Times' editorial ends in these It solicits bids from the man. | Representative Wood. who is e e Sam i Randall H. Hagner & e 3 cuea &nd insuring the tag. should call reactlonary, consclously or | words: “The moral interests of the wholesalers and is un. |active member of the House & required of many of the more fmpor. i i T unconsciously hopes for American in- | United States and the Allies are hence. [#V1e 10 enter into contracts for any | Priatlons committee and thorc f Cheso quantities aee | Company ; J = MRS. ALICE P. READ | sttt P olAustiey ()61~ @isteuat o | Tors arA (FOIRSOTONTY itEen po il damntiies. e contractors | miliar with ‘purchasing costs.l ix e o oo it W. C. and A. N. Miller | democratle institutions. Their feel-| The Westminsier Gazette says: “We | 11400 what au r:",'"'\.,“f B comt, | SO n;::‘m Halitie cmiie oo | L0 rd and delivery. NeH132E] Gonin Are W Realiony DIES AT THE AGE OF 72! in= is that Great Britzin will emerge | count this note as from all human and | (e saur 1o ety O10ered throughout | Theasure passed | The general ce makes Main 9700 0 17 Main 1790 | from the war far more powerful than | moral points of view the greatest | tracior. lhI(::)x:rod.l‘I‘”E"l(: n'\‘n’;:'lllxxll | The joint committee on reorg splies, prepares 1119 17th >t Ay 2 ever, and they are content that the | event of this war. | price Nich enoush to cover transpor. | Uon. after sever: execution, and instructs Was Widow of Capt. George Beale | initeq States should be of as slight in- | Among the men whase private ex. | tation tosts en e ¢ ; recommended s 10 muke delivertes A L Slientin | among th v fi= 1 small quantities, pos- | Tecommend ; . Read and Government Clerk fluence in the world as possible. The | Pressions of prais e come to me | Sible ar able fluctuation in mar- | Centralized purchasing agency for few expressions that the United States | are most members of the government, | K€L prices and considerable delay fn | {""_ "“"""”"‘""_‘, P50 be: I"“‘\\"x 3 ”l“' b 44 Years. will remain neutral and will refrain | 3 well as Lansdowne. Balfour and [recelving payment from the Govern-) bureaw of purchiase and supply.” In RANGHIOR W NTED i . . z Bonar Law of the oppositior jus e ted fo aenangalll o ] NC A Mrs. Alice . years_oid, | from brezking off diplomatic relutions | Bonar Law of the opposition. | It is believad Ly all those who have | he joint_committee called attention || NATIONALLY KNOWN (ON. widow of Capt. George Beale Read | with Germany come from this ele b he practieally unanimous | nyde o careful study of the (e | that the exscutive departments and|| CERN IS T ‘G FOR A Sudsclodk s the Guferior Bepasiment Jouoat of BuSRsh Saclely and il | Sxveciation here ds that the German et puctiding. oraiom. thet . o | 086 District of Colwnbia snumatiy AN TO HEAD ITS MECHAN- YOUNG MAN 25 C ) 4 S [ for 41 vears, died at Columbia Hos- | cially from governing circles. Bqyernment will give an evasive an- [agency such as the general supply | Purchase materfals and supplies to 1CAL_AND REPAIR DEPART- NG it 25 OR OLDER WHO HAS pital Wednesday after a lingering fil- | ~officiat lfe nere s studiously sflent ser and declinc to abi eviate the us ileetcoulinanforstila Fealisanv | e NS O imiy ablllidne 08 Mol b : HAD SOME YEARS’' EXPERIENCE AS A . AEL 4 WIS | to me. e few persons who have s arines against merchant ships. | ice to the rnment if 1t had ad e he & a ply € we wa obably n SENER A K » o glnia. but had lived in Washington | .i4"to express condolence or who| The representatives of other neutisi | duate facilites. such. ag [an interdepirtmental committee func- il e (:lv..\hR.\!.'BO()I\l\ , PRE I e L B e e p e e e s ik e fssion iy | ioning under the supervision of the e IN A BANK. a/meniner of calhenratlCrapter, INGY N8 R e O e i o el on) { Secretary of the Treasury, acts us a ot MUST BE A SELE-STARTE AN 14, O. nd the Epiphany Episco- { 2bo a - e and - Amer A | 1 ‘contracting agency for the Das o good MUS DI LE-STARTER AND val Church. 7 more o less close personal friends. 1o I Lona n) out whose impa ’ upies Two Firetraps. iovernment in the case of supplies cal At NOT HAVE TO BE CRANKED UP EVERY Tler husband, the late Capt. Read, | who feel free to speak for personal sraphed feel ashamed of This committee now occupies the ommon use by two or more ral mechanical ability. Wil MORNING ;hfld in I”clrrum'_\;‘ 1922, m-ou}l’a m(mllh reasons, lh?{" hil;l_\';f ;. ‘:l‘\“l lIuenrl:m structurs Temporary nches of the service. Its contract : b;a‘m'.lam; v to B SN . efors the couple were to have cele-| The impression is clear that delay | May e allowed to express my | Bullding D and Temporary Building |are usually made for a vear. for in il o J( 3 i 'f > CONS FRE ' brated their fiftieth wedding anniver-| ;" gofinite action in some really ef- | Personal congratulations on the notes | - 1t has 102,199 square feet of gross | definite quantities, and for deliverie .\;\ ) !““‘P!‘\ W "Jl‘ Bl: (.‘0‘\5".)1‘}{.‘-‘1) J sar Mrs. Read Is survived by a e AMERICAN 5 pace and occupies 57,393 squ as may be called ¢ of th UNLESS FULL LIST OF FORMER EM Qauenter, Miss Alice 11 Rea ang o | fective form or failure to act definitely N AMEASSADOR, Smis 2 b == e Co Rughter. Miss Allce I Read and a | fe¢ hifelluze B et e o s 0 R 2 st beral otter il PLOYERS, SALARY DESIRED AND R son, George B. Read. 11 shut the United States out of Bri London. |y storage purposes 51 | ixed are published in growin, ceth with a prodiet J > Q TE Funeral services will be held at the | ish, and I should guess of all Euro- s square feet and for its clerical foree = which the field is almost limit- LIGION ARE STATED. e o e o e [ e | it [ s oo & SO Shaatres T Address BOX 171—H Star Of. rnoo ock. o . AME AN e 3 o his satisfaction was short. | this ses for the purpose of storing | ull qualifications in first ress tar f}”‘l;vjll‘fl‘v‘errf:; il';'ur'\!‘{ rtfi"[l]fll:f;‘:{v"tlfle London. lived. Germany's absurd answer to rap metal and other material which | Ali replies will be held strictly 171 e ot tor Service for Vietims. et o ene oo tnbailnas all (21 2T 018 Wenan i Hucionen Semi-Detached Address Box 192—H Mis. Read was the daughter of the | TELEGRAM TO THE PRESIDENT. | 0n by President Wilson. and defended | 00 raiiareiteer . BRICK HOME tar Offi —_——————————————————— i e e leldaugiies o the Toriisn ias 2 hots: her artion on the xound that the tor R e iasten] § ce Yow'll Want to Move Right Into O of Va. 2091, May 12, 5 pm. | Pedoed vessel was a w i milions of dollars’ worth Wi | — ¢ Hov ne ad ons of dollars 01 ith Built-in Garage i ST I o, Confidential. To the Secretary and|armed with guns and ¢ f surplus property i AT i 7 = 5 - MacVesgh Galls on President Poeptia oo [ flons and troope to. < inE-doten hacracia. in ' Potom 6303 9th St. N.W ! These Delightful Homes in e A memorial service for the Lusi. | refusal to accept the President’ [l \\‘ hen it moved the residue of { Is F. s.l e { Charles MacVeagh. new = sl o i ds: the Kaiser's policy of e its supplies the present location | s For Sale Ambassador to J {tania i including American, | man poli . 1ty = . : i St/ | and_ delay, and the Tresident’s fail. | i2Se tomporsry buildings had to be | € ase lerrace dent Coolidge victims, is being arranged in St{ ¥ S s fai - < | >aul's Z sl ure to follow his imperi . | spec He Paul's. T have insisted there shall be s imperious words ) Live i brick | . Francisco for Tokio on November 7. no rermon or discourse. with acts produced that doubt in > Open for Your Inpection e m a brick row || erfectly bheauti ity —z st i e Lor, Tokio on Xovr e el e on s PAmericans IR FASe s ImInATG A ot iRl ot ariments Furnished. . Unfurnished ol B0 house when we can makea || A perfectly heautiful community—almost in town- SPECIAL NOTICES. 1 pl = _ artly Furnished—Very Desirable . . { with all the appeal of the country—and these artisti S NEFICEATIE 8. London, residents and visitors, in. | Dlete divergence of views and svm. | 1109 16th Street N.W. satisfactory deal with your || 5 5 Hall S $ S s, o o WSURBNR | ereases. More than one group has|PAthy {hat now became the prevatl John W. Thompson & Co. old house and give you a designed Homee = Center Tall and!Cottage types—practically prepared resolutions critical of what | ID% tone in the Am ador’s com- Ine. beautiful detached h - i planned and luxuriously finished. | they regard as our Government's de- | Munications. | 829 13th Street N.W. s cednomenn | 5 . A llay. 1 am encouraging Hoover and | Mr. Lansing’s succession to the Main 1377 ] The prices are interesting and the terms others in the efforts they are making | State Department after Mr. Bryan > Tow apartments ! mission: no waiting. Call Main 4438, arel e v Chase T 2 o - 1 M s TO DO Business St S sl foms A P.M. ! arched entrance to Chevy Chase Terrace. 100 MIMEC note gave Page great satisfaction. Tn kitchen, reception hall, bath e H Watch Washington Grow to a Million g Qpen 10 R S it the President severely arraigned S ibeliony i Spaciousl coome 701 Whlttler St | WANTED—RETURY LOAD OR PART LOAD | Germany and virtually demanded that 2804 34fll Street built-in fixtures, semi- hotel ; * i E of fusiiture from N 11, “Del. | she abandon unrestricted submarine g N w | B ing and pay an indemnity. The al- Massachusetts Ave. Heights and rentals very reasonable. 3 amount on real estate eecurity H WA to prevent a mass meeting of Amer- | Fesignation did little icans, which T hope will be successful. AMERICAN AMBASSADOR, London. '® A Good Place improve | A New Home Note Gave Satisfaction. Very attractive appealing Takoma Park Sample house heated and lighted daily until 9:30 Open from 9 a.m. 10 9 p.m. Motor ut Conn. Ave.. through B at Wisconsin Ave.—: v Lane. turning- south short block to Davidson Drive—the tree- ; \-»\"’*'?"wg‘ e e e Come in and visit these beauti- Priced from — = - MAR 1460, AT, M LSO %} ¥nited States and in FEurope—was e 3 uliapactmenitiunits; $13,750 to $]4 750 14th & K Builders of Communities Main 9080 “Cleanliness Is Next to war with this country. “The imperial Open for inspection 5 2 Godliness” German government.” said Mr. Wil- e Why 4 ‘Fluge. bedimmen)| ‘daily after 1 P 4 Use Jem Kleno: large HARRIS & CO. I oand D Sta. N.W. ¢ 5 Saddles, 135 Tusien o Do s Riding Bridle Harness of o in your furniture. we can get them out at 245028 Dhone Hapabsty Lo Sene FOr ] L0 e the replies to your ad. ALL SIZES 612 Roxboro Place Randall H Hagner ) Used For Over Regulator. Convenient Terms s Factory vertisement addressed to a box # O e et \ . Thirty Yoare N it star omee ana can tor chem ||| Hedges & Middleton, Inc. e & Co. Chips off the Old Block EDGAR MORRIS SALES CO. JTwo sting Prolits at your convenlence. The service REALTORS | . - ~—Our Printing carries with 1t a nrofit to is free except for space the WAQDMAN 1321 Comn. Ave. B8 JUNIORS ==~Lit Wts FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS s who sell it and one to you who buv 1§, address vequires in the ad- ~he seme N} —in one-third doses, The National Capital Press 1210-1212 D ST. N.W. Convincing Evidence 1,636 Replies Hedges & Middleton, Inc. Visit the Exhibit House applicants call or telephone, Franklin 9503 Main 3830 vertisement. { E 1430 K Sireet \ ' The Argonne 16th & Columbia Rd. N.W. office, etc. Fhone Main 9700 This Is the See It Demonstrated—Ask About the Oven Heat cancy-coutcd. For children and adults. COLD BY YOUR CRUSQIST 1305 G St. N. W. fain 1032-1033 \ T A —-were received to classified ad- — i RUG {ely il Emeletta it 7th and E Streets S.W. 1412 Eye Street i ROOFING—by Koons Star which were addressed to e For Lease As Smooth As a Table I pox numbvers. 1410 H St. N.W. Whr!ht&r it's ‘4’lval"m a l\mlvlfi ];«35 1 i 3 . . B et N I meen s ereat number ot 1| Fo Main 1023 No Burners Exposed ! iicineas. Cal s up % KOONS 00Ny s irst S Il portion of the answers received Investment It’s An Exclusive \ A T w = = from the large classified section, LIFAX PLACER MINING COMPANY. e e b S i celitgs g |[| 5 18 malority of advertise. il T . 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