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Children's Book States: loc
value 3c
ia pint bottles Commercial
writing Ink ................ DE-
II SC Inks and Mucilage. ;l.c
81 soc value Dixon Razor
Homes Zoe
use value Ebony Hair
5Gold Framed Pictures: sl.OO
value Observation-Disclosures. lHc
10 Children's Rocks: 25c value ne
Imported Hand Painted Bas-
ket; 5oc value lie
135 cakes Monkey Brand scour-
ing Soap: &c value. 3c
10 Jars Ideal Cucumber Cream:
splay store Registers: value
Penny Register Banks. value
eS jars Cando Silver Polishing
Cream; 25c value I5c
6White Rubber Hot Water
Bottles; value 79c .:Dc
30 bottles Eff. Phosphate Soda:
10 26c Sticks Shaving Soap -. De
81 bottles loo Bromo Caffein. Sc
lo3 bottles Colorite: no black Ice
IL Ladies'. Gents and Children's
shoulder Braces: value 81. .38c
il Ladies' and Gents Shoulder
Braces; value $500. .O7c
Ladies' Chamois Vests: sizes
81 and IS; value $3.50. Sli5
2Gents' Chamois Vests: sizes
81 and 40: value $3.50 St.f5
l2iaxi4 Folding Hawy-Eye
Camera: value SIS. Special $40
4x5 Pony Promo Camera, No.
,: value SIG. Special .Si0.y5
4X5 Film Promo Camera No.
Naine $500. ........... s3.a5
Dim-a-Light Portable. 30
watt. 10 Volt; value 1915.
Special S..00
80 packages Sanitary Napkins.
in package: value 19c. Zoe
1853 boxes Fine Assorted Choco-
lates; value COO. .3Dc
35 ounces Tragle's Violets OF Vir-
ginia Extract; value soc OF zoe
72 bottles Celery Nervinc Tonic;
value $l.00 ..... soc
IA bottles Pcrntone for Catarrh:
vaiue Si:oo .............. .50c
81 bottles Marsh Root. Kidney
and Liver Remedy: value 81 .sfc
40 Teddy Bears; value 75c. Zoe
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md Khanikin. on the Persian border.

and Khanikin. on the Persian border
l3o miles northeast of Bagdad
Following the capture OF kut-el-
Amara by the Turks in April. 1916. the
russians were forced TO retreat from
the Persian border. and were driven
back through kermanshah 10 Hama
dan. which was evacuated early in
August. 1916.
Since then there has been much fight
ing In the Hamadan, region. and Tur-
kish official announcements late in De-
ccmber and carly in January said that
the Russians had been rcpulscd in at
tacks near Hamadan. liamadan has I,
population Of 10000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04

Your muscles are flabby. you are de-
vitaliZed and debilitated. Your mem
DRY is poor. you lack ambition and
business and social duties bore you.
Nature is crying aloud for iron, the
great system renovator and builder
Don't Take Alcohol.
( Often when a man gets in such shape
he will turn to drink. and for time
this seems TO buoy him up; but every
one knows that a reaction must set in,
and alcohol is now known to be n
deadly enemy of the nerves, brain,
stomach, Kidneys and bladder. No!
DO not take even Il medicine !f it con-
tains an excessive quantity of alcohol,
no matter how good the other elements
may be. Avoid alcohol and other habit
forming drugs. which only have tenn.
porary effect. tr
Take iron-plenty OF IL, in a highly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
GERMAN PLOT PROPOSAL
NOT RECEIVED BY MEXICO
provisional Minister OF Foreign Re-
iations Formally Denies Be-
ing Approached.
JAPaN REITERATEs POSITION
vice Foreign Minister Sliidefiara De-
cinrcs Proposition Is Too Ridicu-
i0us for Word, and That Tokyo
Government Remains Faithful.
tBy Associated Press, ]

GCADALAJAitA, MEN, March g.
General Candida Aguilar. the Pro-
visional Minister of Foreign Relations
to-day formally denied that the Mex
lean government had been approached
by Germany with the object OF form
Ing AN alliance hostile to the United
States.
The statement given out by tho
Mexican Foreign Minister says
THE, government OF Mexico has not
received In behalf of the government
any proposal for AN alliance looking
toward war with the United states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
Run Down Systems Need Iron, and
Plenty of It-Tuke Natural
Iron IL Run Down.

You arc nervous, ut work. in your
sleep and at home. You seldom sleep
without vivid dreams. and often you
are melancholy and things don't seem
TO be going right for you. Maybe you
are cross and irritable sometimes and
have dizzy spells and probably you
do not net naturally ut all times. You
have lost confidence and physically and
mentally IL things keep up you are
likely to become a nervous wreck.
There are thousands OF men and wo-
men just like that. Their whole sys-
TEN lacks strength and stamina. Iron.
and still more iron. is needed Good,
pure. strong and powerful natural iron.
known as Acid Iron Mineral. iswhat
you need.
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% 81 value Gold Filled Rings. &c
15c value Letter Opener Sets.
III ease ............ ........ 38c
large Serving Trays. sold for
sl75 .................. .sl.00
ST one-pound Rolls Hospital Cot
4s 1 Trasle:s susnensories. 5oc BIC
SO Trusses; values $500 and
$500. Special ...S 90
90 White Enamel oval Shaving
Mirrors: 5Oc value ........1 Oc
As &c boxes Sunbright Clea nser Be
70 bottles Hays Liver Health:
que Naiue .....''. $1,000. .3c
100 10c cakes Pleazall Soap. $500 Sc
90 Silver 1nlaid G. Iassw are.
tumblers. etc. choice. . 30
]: Woodbury's Scalp Cream: csc
value i3c
Westinghouse Electric Irons:
value S4.00 acknowledgements. OS
sets Brass Book Racks: value
S2.4s. Special Si.70
10 Waste Baskets: 30c value De
II Children's Lunch Grip; l5c
IL T Tihnr s u,t ca:cs ,oxi,x &c
inches: value soc. ........ Zoe
63 bottles Laxative Fig Syrup:
que value ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Zoe
II Shaving Sets. complete: value
Sl.69 ....... soc
2? $ u venir Glass Paper
Weights: csc value i3c
SO White Ivory Vanity Cases;
value lOc ................. &c
"a bottles Ziratol. DiSinfectant. ICE
Security Safes; value S1.O0. zoe
90 Souvenir Hat Pins: 25c value Sc
Il Tooth Brushes: value sc. Sc
125 Imported Needle Books; val
uc &c
80 packages Spices. assorted: &c
$50 &c packages Assorted Herbs.
Tor &c
1Spairs 75c Ladies' kni! Slip
pers. pair ........ 4oc
% Souvenir Smoking Trays; csc
value, each .............. &c
101 2bc jars Wilbcrts Cold Cream.
jar to
"a cans 15c American Lady Tai
cum Powder. ................ &c
"a 4-oZ bottles Stcarns Wine. Ire
Sewing Boxes; l0c value. 49,. Re
Gents Pocket Mirrors, with
II Razor Strops: use value. lie
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MAIL LOST ON TACOMA
Post Once Department Announces Re
ccipt aud Destination of Matter
Destroyed On Cnnard Liner.
IRv Associated Press.

BY AssoCIatcd Press.I
WASHINGTON. March 3.-Mail lost
when the Cunard liner Laconia was
sunk, the Post-Onice Department an
nounced to-day included that adj
dressed TO European countries, except
Germany. Austria Hungary, Bulgaria,
turkey and Russia. received at New
York from noon February IA to noon
February IL, as we'll as that for South
Africa, West Australia and India
Mail for Holland received at New
York from January 10 TO February IL,
and for Norway, Sweden and Den
mark from February to February Ia,
and parcel post mail for Great Britain
and Ireland received at New York from
January 81 to February II. also was
lost
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the deck planks that cover the plat.
forms Tor mounting guns already in,
place.
Inquiries by officers At the navy
yard regarding the caliber of guns now
carried by French and British steam
ships for submarine defense show that
the French liners are armed with naval
seventy tive-millimeters. "A little more
than three-inchers; the Cunarders carry
IT'S. and the White Star liners six
inch guns.
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SUCCESSFUL RECONNOITERING
OPERATIONS HY FRENCH
IBy Associated Press. |

fBy Associated Press
PARIS. March 3.--Successful recon
notterinE operations by French troops
a. several points along the from; arc
reported in this afternoons War Office
statement. " hich reads:
During the night our accommodating:
i'a't!cs :t.ried out several su cces'fui
SUI priSe attacks against German
trenches scar Moulin : .rou-v.r..,
east OF ti.l No. 3O4 (Vcrdun rey.on)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
NO MONEY FOR RICHMOND
Montague Falls In Efforts TO live
House Include Sa5.00O for Remodel
Ing Presrnt Federal Building.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WASHINGTON. March 3.-Represen-
tative Montague failed in his efforts to
have the House include the $3.50 APP
preparation recommended by Secretary
McAdoo IN the general deficiency bin
ior remodclins the present Federal
Building and Improving the buildings
on the Blair property. SO that Rich
mond may get additional post office
space. Representative Fitzgerald made
Il point of order against the amend
ment offered by Governor Montague.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
ATTACKS GIRL OF TEN
Young Negro Sent TO Jail mt uiiISboro
ON Charge of Attempted
Assault.
tSpecial to The Tim.s-D,s,,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
DURHAM. y. -, March 3.-Charlie
nm. alias Charlie Atwater, nineteen
year-old negro, was remanded to the
Hillsboro Jail to-day. charged with
attempted criminal assault on "A ten
year-old white girl of Orange County
The negro was captured in Chatham
County after two days search bv
armed farmers and officers. lie. was
arrested this morning while playing
cards at the home of a negro in the
country
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VIOLENT ENGAGEMENTS
ON norm BANKS or ANCRf

BERLIN. March tvia Sayville).-
There have again been violent infan-
try engagements on both banks of the
Ancre. in Northern France. the War
Office announced to-day. The British
suffered the loss OF sixty prisoners and
eight machine guns. In addition TO
their casualties.
The official statement reads:
Western front: Before dawn strong
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04

The reported capture Of Iiamadan
by the Russians may mean that the
Russians will again attempt an adj
vance into Mesopotamia from Persia to
aid the British in their advance up
the Tigris toward Bagdad.
Iiamadan, which is 2iO miles north
east Of Bagdad has heen the center
of much fighting between the Rus
Sims and Turks In April. 1915. 1t
was occupied by Turkish troops. but
on December II. 1915. il was taken
by the Russians. vino continued their
advance westward toward the Turkish
frontier. later capturing Kermanshah
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04

81 bottles Fed Seal Sarsaparilla.
Tor the Blood; value Sl.00. soc
"a hotties Lotus Gray Hair Re
storcr; value Sl.00. 4ac
30 bottles Bayer's 5-Grain Asper-
In Tablets: value $l.o5 G7c
Westinghouse Electric Sew
ing Machine Motors: value
$3.50 SD.S
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csc Arnica Tooth Soap .17c
2"c Ladies' or Gents Dressing
Combs 1.c
CSC bottle Milk of Aiagnesia mo
&C Extra Value Tooth Brushes I4c
zoe Tragle's Witch Hazel Cold \
soc one pint Pure Olive Oil. .a0c
zoe d. Il r. Cold Cream Tubes Zoe
oOc Pebeco Tooth Paste 4. .33c
loc : packages any kind Chew
ing Gum I0c
21c Senreco Tooth Paste Tie
lac Palm Olive Soap So
3bc one pound Best Coffee. .7c
soc Glover's Mango Cure 3Dc
l5c Medicated Tar Soap Sc
I5c lad Salts .iOc
acc Household Rubber Gloves. me
Toe Nujol 5Dc
sl.0O Mctiilrs Orange Blossoms. re
loc Malina Salve BI.c
loo Tragle's Little Liver pms. DC
Sl.Oo Wine OF Cardui 5Oc
"Oc Ely's Cream Balm NE
2ac bottle Lysol ne
bOc Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur SOC
3hc quart bottle Pluto Water. zoe
% Nursing Bottles. for. So
o0c one doz. Baby Nipples. 3Sc
zoe Vest Pocket Flash Lights. sO.
soc Pape's Diapepsin Tablets. 3Sc
6oc Wainutta Hair Stain .... 3i,c
sl.Oo Fellows Hypophosphates. roc
loc Emery Nail Boards. &c
sl.49 Ideal Whirling Spray. csc
zoe Aliens Foot Ease 19c
Toe Sewing Machine Oil. .3Mc
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AGAIN FAILS TO AGREE
Special Session Of West IirEinin Leg
islnture Adiourns with
Work tnd0nc.
Especial 10 The Times psspa,c',

VSpcCiaI {" THO 7 I'M IS J!spal t.
CHARLESTON. ". VA. March =
G'he West Virginia Legislature. called
In special session "A week ago by Gov
ernor Henry -. liatiicld. following the
regular session. III which il had failed
to pass a general appropriation bill.
adjourned sine die early this morning.
after the two houses had again failed
to agree on the bin.
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BRITISH MAINTAIN DAILY
ADVANCE ON ANCRE FRONT

'C0ntinued from Hiist PaEo.I
ish border. has been captured by the
Russians. says a Teheran dispatch re-
ceivcd in Pctrograd and transmitted
by reuters. The message adds that
the Russians are pursuing the Turk ish
troops. who are In retreat
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Extra Special
Only Two to a
Customer

15c one-half pound Linen Writ
ing Paper .........- lie
CSC Blair Cucumber Cream Toe
Csc Gowan's Pneumonia Rem
edy ....,....... IBc
soc Q-Ban Hair Tonic or Re
sl.00 Fleets Phospho Soda. ne
csc one H. Petroleum Jelly tie
aOc DER Kiss Face Powder. tic
15c Bellans 5Dc
l0c Turkish Wash Cloth 5c
soc Dodson's Liver Tone &c
2ac Vick's Pneumonia Remedy tie
csc Tragle'S Mouth Wash .I7c
Sl00 Milan. the Blood Tonic. .4Oc
CSC Tragle's Peroxide Cream. lie
Sl.OO one quart Re-umberto Olive
Oil ................. ..Sic
Doc Traglc's Rose or Violet I.o-
tion ............... lie
sue Muisihed Cocoanut oil. =. .a0c
25c Tiz. for the Feet. zoe
35c one pint L. S. p. Peroxide
hydrogen Zoe
zoe cake Toilet unprecedented. e
2Sc l.avoris
zoe one pint I. $. r. witch
75c Traglc's Beef. Wine e. Iron me
soc Cardwelrs Syrup Pcpsin. aye
&c bottle EnerGine 10c
l5c one H. old Fashioned Pea
nut Brittle
26c Arnica Cream .I7c
zoe Trasie's Cold and Grippe
Tablets Toe
s5c Fine Linen Box writing
esc n Sss Rrand roo, t.t:,'......22
2bc Gcts-lt IDc
ihc 2 cakes Ivory Soap. .IOc
26c rragle's White Pine. Honey
ana Tar tfl~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04

Starting Monday
Noteephone
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FOR SALE-l0TS

LOTS AT A REAL BARdAIN-Looatsd BE-
tween Srd and sth Bts., fronting on Shop
herd road In N. W.; adjoining LongtslloW
Tsrraos, Fort Stevens Park. Manor Park sub
divisions; Chiilum Castle Heights two blocks
east The Capital Traction Co. has taken
over the branch line from 18th st. to TakomA
and through cars will soon be running on
srd, Rsnnsdy and itth sts., RffordinE rapid
transportation for one fare TO all parts Of
washington. These lots average 700 square
feet; water, aswsr, gas and electric light on
adJacsnt streets; lots mostly on grade. These
M lots will be sold At an average price Of
$3.50; easy terms, with no interest or taxes
until paid IN full; warranty deed. The prop
srty q now free and clear. LOTS IN AID
JOINING SUBDIVISIONS RECENTLY SOLD
AND ARE NOW SELLING AT TWO 10
THREE TINES THE PRICES AT WHICH
WE OYER THESE LOTS. In case OF death
Of any buyer n clear deed will be given the
heirs or legal representatives without further
payment, provided one-half the purchase
price OF any lot or lots has been paid before
death occurred This property was taken un-
der foreclosure as a whole by the present
ownsru, who are determined to Gloss out
quickly. For further particulars apply to
THE ELLIS CO.,
40 District National Bank Bldg,
1tes O q. N. w.
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FACING WHEAT FAMINE,
US. URGES CORN DIET
Starts Nationwide Campaign to
Meet Threatened Shortage.

With a world wheat shortage as
sured, the Department Of Agriculture
today launched a countrywide propa-
ganda urging general wartime use
Of corn on the table. At prSssn' only
10 per cent Of the American corn out.
put is utilized as human food. The
rest is fed to cattle. OF this, 8 per
cent has been exported.
without seriously affecting the
meat supply, II 10 believed. the present
zoo, 0oo, 900 bushels nov annually
used as food, could be many times
rnuItfplfed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-12
MOUNTAlVEER MISSION
ACTIVITIES PRESENTED
N. E. WOman's Home Board Execu.
tive Committee IN Convention.

The work Of the Woman's Board Of
Home Missions Of the Methodist Prot
estant Church in mountain districts was
described by speakers at the twenty
fourth annual convention Of the organ
nations executive board. which met
yesterday in Congress Street Church.
Thirty-nrst street, between NJ and n
streets.
Mrs. A. G. Dixon presided. Greetings
were extended to delegates from twelve
States by the Rev. George z. Brown.
pastor Of the Congress Street Church.
and Mrs N. NJ King. Of the District
suxiliary.
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Thompson, n. Ths Rsv. Thomas 8. Lee.
Edward c. A. Barron, =. Washington: Cora
u. Ward. ., hanteo, n. G. The Rev. J..
A Cowan-
Uphonso Grigsby, q: Louise Waring, n
Tha Rev. 8. p. W. Drew.
Joseph Madden, q; Hester oarnStt, -. M
Rev. James 7. Harvey
Edward r. KIdweIl, -; EVE c. Knott, n
The Rev. Charles T. Warner.
Francis Q. Mecormick. =, Engiswood. n. =;
Marjorie Corcoran. 3. Washingtan- 1hs
Rev. William J. Carroll.
William R. Brunner. 10; Mary =. HUH, II.
The Rev. W. A Wade
Joseph Harrsll. n Lula Nay Owens, Il M
Kew. Robert L. Baylor.
c: Paulding Rhynus, =; Emma V. Miller, =.
The Rev. Howard y. Downs
Alexander 2, Llstoe, 2: Blanche T. Ed
H Beach, q. AexAndria, Va; Elale =.
Payne. y. washington Ths Rev. James
Gideon j. HayEOod. Is; BESIDE +. sanEstsr,
=; both Of Richmond, Va The Rev.
Samuel H. Greene.
Riehaid E. Msnssr, a; Bertha B. Fsrr.n. ..
The Rev. ". J. G Wickey.
Deaths.
Henry J. Warwick. ). yrs. LOuEhborOush
Clyde Eby, Is IN. Geo. wash Univ. He's.
Mary T. Ryan. = yrs, Ms Pa ave- NV.
Mary waish, a yrS., no 4 q. NV.
AasuStus wicIsy. n yrs.. 81. Eli.ASstA's
Hos.
Samuel q. Rivers. Is IN. st. Eu.Absth's
Hos.
Leo. =. Taylor. mos, N i9th IT -.
Virginia Thomas, - yrs, Freedmen'g Hoa.
smith shiplsy, 80 yrl.. wash Agy. Hos.
Harriet Langhorn, - yrs-, 1kfg 8 u. NV.
Lillian Perry, yrs., childrsn's Hos.
Wm- smaiiwood. 70 yrB-. CanuRlty Hos
Richard q Harper, . M. EmerEency Hos.
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Vital Records.
Blrthn.

Births.
August and Anna n. schiegsi. girf.
George K and Helen +. RaynOr. boy.
Edwin =. and Esfslis Hunter. girl.
George s. and Louise +. Herfurth, girl
Carlton r. and Pauline Fly, gtri.
walter n. and Helena Evans. Girl.
John y. and Eliza L. Booss. girl
John and Audrey Delaney, girl and boy
twins.
Greed W.. jr., and Martha Childs. giri-
william T. and Annie q. Butler, boy.
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Reformed

NDAHE 18TH AND o srs. NV.
GrNfAOE HENRY II. RANCK. Pastor.
Sunday school. S:to. II a. m, PURE Re-
ligfon." D. M, "A Noon Tide Rest"
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Universalist
CHURCH or OUR EATHER

Thirteenth and L SITS. N. w,
REV. JOHN VAN sCHAICK, Jr., d. D..
Pastor
REV. WILLIAM coUDEN. Asgistan, Pastor
Public Worship At II .. M, with sermon
by the pastor, DIR. Van SchAiek. Subject
The World and the Christian Faith"
Sunday school. s:I5 4. IN. Free kindsrEAF-
ten. II q. n.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

9Th ct. AND VIRGINIA AVE. g. Z.
At II, MOTHERS DAY, topic, GROWN
LESS QUEENS" and at g. special music by
choir and "SrAR-sPANGLED BANNER
by 60 children and sermon on -FOUR G's
Attend Church OF the Royal Welcome"
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Episcopal
THE CATHEDRAL
Bethlehem Chapel, Mt. St. AIban

ROTATION SUNDAY
Special services Of prayer for the Increase
and abundance OF this ysar's hArvcst.
Morning Prayer and LitAny.........1o 1850 a. n.
Holy Communion and Sermon, Preacher,
rev. Maloen Ayer ...........l1sU q. m.
Choral Evensong and Sermon, Preacher,
the lean tsuy p
NOTE-Thers will be Q service Of prayer for
the coming harvest 1t 400 ,. m. On the
three rog1tion days, being Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday, Nay II, Is, and 10.
ASCENSION DAY, Nay II.
Laying Of the CornsrStone Of Whitby Hall,
the ae1 building for the National Cathedral
School for Girls, NJ 900 .. m.
Taka QeorGatoMn and gonerast Car.
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Spnitualism
The First Spiritualist Church

"INNlsIBl-E HELPERS
Lecture BY the pastor, Alfred II. Tern,
Sunday NJ D. m, followed by spirit nee
cages, At PythiAn Temple, los Sth ST N. W..
second floor. All welcome.
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FOR SALE-HoUSES

FOR SALE-At q harEain, 1tt1 Chaplin u.
NV; lstory, 6amldstAohed cottage; rooms:
bath, cellar. furnace; new 400 gas range
porcelaln sink; frame ga1Es, with water and
sewer: wide lot. Loft. deep; alley; with
planted garden: half square new 80. 90 PARK
and 81, 90. 900 new hotsl; on crest Columbia
Heights. overlooking entire city; trees. yard
and shade; viii Be sold At q bargain. Or win
exchange lot IN part paymsnt for small farm
IN Maryland for same value Inquire owner
on premises, IAl1 Chaplin q. NV; phone Co
lumbia i4es.
PINEY BRANCH PARK. bsautifui ShAds
trees, nearly one-Quartar acre Of lawn, sight
large rooms, fireplace. slate roof, hardwood
noof. built for ownsr; terms. BOX III. Tines
BUY A HOME
WITH YOUR RENT.
~ paying only tz1-D pr meath, whieh N
oltdss both interest and tnonthly payment .
Price, $3.50.
ONLY ONE LEFT.
3 rooms and the bath; large porchss; near
oDsn pIILY and SUNDAY untf . D. n.
No. 1888 c st. S. e.
Convsnisnt 70 navy yard and p. ave. cara
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.,
isu Conn. Ave. n. W. Phone North On.
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Wanted

wANrED-ro LEASE, AN APARTMENT
Of four rooms within WaildnG distance or
18th and II SITS. Ths following roquirsmsnts
must be Incorporated IN the lease:
/. Continuous hot water.
2. IN cold weather continuous hsat Aufficisnt
TO heat rooms between IS and u degrees
Fahrenheit. Not 90 degrees for hours
and 50 degrees for the next = houTs.
theateT.
.. Doors that open easily.
T. Telephone service. II furnishsd 70 %
available at all hours.
G. Apt. to be kept free OF red ants.
9. Ordinary Janitor service.
Address A. K HILL, Apt. Il, Preston Apt.
l7t3 p 81. N. W.
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Presbyterian
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT

Connecticut Ave, 18th and N Streets
chAhLE WOOD. Minister
CHARLES c. TEVI6
Ntnistsr-In-Chargs Of Peck chapIL
1:1s o. m. Sunday School
II q. m, morning service. Sermon By d..
Wood.
80 D. m.-Afternoon service. Music rOn-
dered by triple quartet. Mr.. W. 7. Ellis, the
noted traveller, writer. lecturer, will speak on
The Religion OF Democracy"
6:t5 D. m.-ChrGtiAn EndeGVoF meeting.
D. m.-Evening service. Music render
ed BY evening choir OF 100 voices. Sydney
Lloyd wnghtson. director: Harvey Murray
orgRniSt. sermon by DR.. Wood Subject;
The Call for Men"
Ip. m, Thursday, MIdvssk Service.
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CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY

STREET NEAR Nth-
REV. RANDOLPH H AcKIX. D. D. Rsotnr.
Services and u q, N. and and D. m.
Al u q m d.. McKim will preach. Sub
3ect: "Hov Can a Christian Help His coun-
try IN Time Of war; OdsrinEH Tor improve
mentS At Epiphany Chapel.
7:1o ,. m, Organ recital.
Thursday. Ascension Day, II q. m.
Special lntercessions In wartime daily nsxt
week from 1870 10 7.5 a. m All invited 10
Join IN this patriotic duty. Also Wed. and
Fri At noon.
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