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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-10-21

minutes before reaching the little
hill she had passed Mr.. Staehnke.
when Staehnke reached the place
where the car was overturned he
did not recognize it as the Peters
car. He stopped moment and
was about to drive his team on
when he heard the cry of child,
and then he observed a woman's
feet sticking out from under the
car. AS it was on the side of the
hill he had little difficulty in push
ing the car over, and rescuing the
child. The woman was dead, but
he did not know her.
He picked up the crying child
and soon Fred Hammerstad, a
Carson farmer headed for home,
came driving south in a car. He
told what happened, and taking
the child drove to Mandan and
took the child up to the court
house. Cecil Porter who was
there thought she recognized it as
the Peters child, but was not sure.
Complete Identification was est
tablished by the coroners inquest.
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Farmers Visit Bank

al AlClS v lSlC O0uh
Groups of farmers gathered
early today around the closed
bank and the Nonpartisan league
headquarters, most of them with
inquiries about the place to take
up their own and their neigh
bors' notes and post-dated
checks for league membership
and subscriptions to the Con-
sumers' Stores, another league
enterprise. They were told to
wait until the mass meeting for
mulated plans.
Yesterdays rain and today's
light snow furry interfered con-
siderably with automobile trips
to the league rally, but special
and regular trains were crowd
ed. The call for the rally was
sent to Minnesota members in
addition to those from North
Dakota.
Frazier In This Afternoon
The special trains carrying
Governor Lynn J. Frazier and a
party of state officials is expect
ed shortly before the afternoon
mass meeting which opens at
l::30 p. m. at the auditorium.
President A. C. Townley Of the
league and Commissioner Of
Agriculture John N. Hagan are
the other speakers besides the
governor.
A parade of league members
and the ladies' auxiliary is set
for 6 p. m. and the second mass
Continued on Page Four.)
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Something Rotten
in Denmark, Assert
Returned Tourists

New York, Oct. 21-Food estimated
to be worth millions of dollars is rot
ting In Denmark and prices have in
creased from so to ESQ percent be-
cause of a harbor strike in Copenhag.
en- according to passengers who landed
today. More than 500 passengers had
been delayed six weeks in leaving
Copenhagen.
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FIRST FRISCO 1'7
Filler RETURNS

San Francisco, Oct. 21.-Capt. Lowell
II. Smith, aviator in the army trans
continental air derby, arrived here at
$3.50 official time today, being the first
Of the fiers who started from San
Francisco to return here.
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HEBRON MAN COLLECTS

aFBRUN MAN CULLECIS
Mandan, N. D., Oct. 21.-An award
of $4,000 for damages he alleged he
sustained when four Hebron city Of
ficials incarcerated him in the jail there
for debt was given Peter Landseidel of
Hebron yesterday in civil action
heard here during the past week.
Landseidel charged the officials with
false Imprisonment.
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DRAKE, HEARING CHANGED

4 n. INANT, IIUdNI4NN OI1aANS'I7111' 1' 4
The railway commissions hearing on
application Of the Drake -four mill for
a. track scales on the 500 at that point
originally set for the morning Of the
22nd, has been postponed until after
noon for the convenience of witnesses
who will arrive over the Northern
Pacific at noon.
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REDS RETAKE oREL

London, Oct. 21--Orel has been re-
taken by the bolsheviki who also de-
feated nineteen regiments of General
Mamontoffs army outeside of Voron-
sent out by the Soviet government in
Moscow.
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ASK FOOD FOR PETRoGRAD

Stockholm, oct 21-The United
States Minister here, |. N. Morris, has
received by telegraph request from
General Yudenitch and Premier Liano.
}zow of the government of northwest
Russia, urging the United States to
send food and other necessities for
Petrograd which General Yudenitch
said he expected to take today. The
request was fodwarded to Washington.
Premier Lianozow's dispatch assert
ed that General Yudentich's troops
on Saturday last we're only five miles
flOm PetrCgrad.
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LAST EDITION j,
"SAYE THE BANK" IS BATTLE CRY
OF LEAGUE FARMERS IN HUGE MASS
MEETING AT THE GATE CITY TODAY

Nonpartsans Come by Train and Automobile to Put Cash for
PostDated Checks and NoesWoud Capital Stock
and Cash Reserve of Scandinavian Fra
zer and Hagan Address Assemblage Fargo Auditorium
This Afternoon
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The state Of North Dakota upheld in it's contention that
the board of administration cannot from Miss Minnie j.
Nelson state superintendent of public instruction. the right
fix the study for the public schools the state ubect
to review and supervision by the board of anraton but is
denied writ restraining the board administration from
feng with Miss Nelson her exercise Of this privilege four
toone decision handed down by the supreme court late Monday
evening The decision concurred by Associate Justice Bird
ze Bronson Grace and Robinson Chief Justice Christian
dissents and preparing opinion expressing his views
The court holds that the legislature pursuant to
constitutional authority and excepting restricted by cons
ona limitations possesses the power regulate the educational
system and public schools Of this state and prescribe the
ctuIx, IN
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Boil sHEvIkI FORCE DISPERSED

,Helsingfors, Oct. 21-The Bolsheviki
forces concentrated at Gdoff on Lake
Peipus which constituted most seri-
Gus threat to the rear of General
Yudenitch have been dispersed.
This removes the menace Of an ad-
vance against the communication of
the anti-Bolsheviki forces before Pet.
rograd now, which War Minister Trot-
sky was reported to have declaredre-
Gently would decide the fate Of the
city rather than the defense Of the old
capital itself.
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SUPREME COURT UPH0LDS RIGHT OF.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT TO DEVISE
C0URSE0F STUDY; 0.K.'SNEW BOARD

High Tribunal in Double Decision Denies Writ of Prohibit
tion Restraining Towney Administration Commission From
Interfering With Miss Nelson But Reserves Her Certain
Constitutional Powers Bearing Upon Prescribing
riculums.
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BoLSHEVIkI CHIEF WiTHDRAWS

Amsterdam, Oct. 21-Commissary
Zinoviess, the Chief Bolsheviki gov
ernment representative in Petrograd,
has withdrawn from that city taking
with him all men able to bear arms &C
cording to reports to the German
press. The official documents and
cash it is declared have been taken to
Moscow
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S0VIE'TS SLOWLY
RETIRE BEFORE
ALL RUSS ARMY
Onward March of Republican
Forces Continues to Push
Back Lenine Reds
PETROGRAD IS ABANDONED
Chief of BOlsheviki Flees to Save
His Skin-America Asked
to Send Food
PETROGRAD is ABANDONED

T London, Oct. 21-Forces of the Rus
sian Soviet government are being
slowly driven back, to their last de-
fenses in front of Petrograd. General
Yudentich has captured Bulkova about
seven miles south of the city and Lii
gova less than eight miles to the south
west according to unofficial reports.
Bosheviki troops are apparently
formed along the Petrograd-Lugapskov
railroad, where they are stubbornly
contesting each attempt OF Yudenitch's S
forces to drive eastward.
Soviet forces seem still to be hold
ing the coastal region west of Petro-
grad a Helsingfors dispatch telling OF
a duel between an anti!Bolshevikl
fleet and the fort at Krasnaia GOrka.
YUDENiTcH MEETS RESISTANCE
HelsingforsJ FINLAND, Oct. 21-Gen-
eral Yudenitch has encountered strong
Bolsheviki resistance beyond Putkova
about seven miles south Of Petrograd
and has halted his advance to con-
centrate his forces while awaiting re-
Inducements Of heavy artillery. One
hundred guns reached his army today.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs / FOR sALE-HoUsEs
"owN YOUR OWN HOME"

FOR sALE-Ptice. $4,000 A nttle on
from 18th street on the Heights; imme-
alate possession can be obtained; COM
SR'Vey Rouse Sv,n new two-story colonial style
large front porch also rear porches; hot
water @ beat heat; electric lights: inlaid noors;
BOSS PHELPS. Inc. I4os H ST. n. W.
FOR sALE-Price, $500. Well located
on New Hampshire avenue: arwo-story,
sx-room brick house. having hot water
neat electric lights and garage for two
Payments: This is a most salabie home
BOSS PHELPS, Inc. 1905 H ST. N. w.
dale. not far out. little OF from First
story and attic eight-room house; four
rooms on each floor; rear stairway: good
70. 70, 10 paved alley, and having . garage
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. 1906 H St. N. W.
FOR sALE--Price. ss, 500. In West chevy
Shase, close to street car service; pos
ssssion given at any time Of an attractive
indn,owi eindinS So, All modern convenience. in
living room with open fireplace.
BOSS q PHELPS. Inc. 1905 H st. N. W.
FOR sALE.Price, 81. $50. Well located
owner saNinx Hssns s,1 north Of
possession; six-room and bath : Colonial
brick house: indirect lighting: front and
BOSS PHELPS. Inc. 1905 H st. n. W,
FOR SALE-Price. $500. Desirable down
town home. vacant and in frst-cIass
condition; near Dupont Circle. within. easy
walking distance OF Government depart
ments: three-story nine-room bay-wind ov
brick house; good lot to paved alley, with
room for garage
BOSS PHELPS. Inc, 1905 st. N. W.
FOR SALE-Price. S11,5o0. A corner
house, complete in every detail: must be
seen to be appreciated there are eight
rooms on two floors, two large bathrooms,
attic, hot-water heat. electric lights Sleep
Ing porch, breakfast porch, concrete front
porch and fireproof garage.
BOSS PHELPS, Inc, 1905 H s. N. w.
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PROF. BELMONT

Noted Ciairyoyant and Pslrist, can read
nate of tive colleges Of palmistry and his
wond derful gift o. second sight enables him
to lift the veil Of mystery and reveal to you
important matters Of yorF future Hfe
Gives advice on business matters, love,
health and family Affairs; tells name Of
your future husbs nd wife: tells " one
you love is true or false; what part OF the
country In luckiest to you: what to do To
be successful in life: removes troubles Of all
the secret Of having personal influence with
your associstes Hpe(- Belmont 10 .
Psychologist Of W6Rad Dnnown 1eadinRs.
81. 1915 New York Ave n. W.. DsRa door
to Masonic TempoA. ~
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FOR SAlE-H0USES
HOWARD & HINES,

HOWARD & HINES,
Incorporated,
734 18th st. N. W. Main 73(
$4,000
In the soUTHEAsr-A splendid eroom
gas light; lot 5x10.
$500
Near LIE DRoIT PARK Northwsst-
.-famiiy nat OF rooms and bath each.
An excellent buy.
$500
Three squares from CAPITOL PARK
A broom and bath house. This houss
can be bought on very moderate terms.
$500
In good location NORTHEAST rooms
and bath. hot-w.ter heat; electricity and
gas: reasonable terms.
$3.50
Near BLOOMINGDALE ssscxion,
NORTHWEST rooms and hath, bot
water heat, gas light. Easy ternA
$4,000
One-half square from Maryland Ave.
HoRTHEAsr-A 7-room and bath house.
$4,000
Near GARFIELD PARK, SOUTHEAST
A 3-family apartment house of rooms
and bath each: furnace heat. garage with
room for two cars; porches. Very mod
crate terms.
$6,250
NoRraEAsr@oan ORTIZ! rousns sroom rro% n.s sns s.ss svs
Aouse. with hotwater heat and electricity.
s9esptng pprches. Easy terms and imms-
61Ats possession.
$500
NORTHEAST-7 rooms and tiled bath:
het-vatsrs heat and gas light: lot so1So.
$500
On Q strsek, in 'the NORTHWEST
dition.
"A Broom and fbakh house, between
9 and r streets, In the NORTHWEST
BRICK sarase. In good condition.
$1,000
IN IN excellent location NORTHEA6T-
tstory brick house of four ,apArtmsnts,
ransss, porcelain bath tubs. etc. ! So-day
pcessnaon. :
m 0DoRoE-OwN-Ae eroom ana hath
house. IN splenLid condition An excellent
bArHain for . quick buyer. ~
$500
Downtown section NORTEWESr-A 2.
room and bath house: hot-Watsr heat:
electricity. This house can be bought
for leo money with plenty Of CASH.
$500
In the NORTHWEST. Just north Of
PART road-lo rooms and hath, furnace
heat and gas light; moderate terms. Va
An excellent EAST CAPITOL STREET
home of rooms and bath; q. m. 4: ~
sonable terms; an excellent buy.
HOWARD & HINES,
Incorporated.
734 18th st. N. w. Main 73C
ocs-tf
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FOR SALE-Prics, $3.50 In Mt. Pleasant,
west Of 18th st., and convenient to the
enc OF the car line. A well-buiit six-room
snn.,s nna natn brick house, deep back yard. AZ
sc.IVe outlook for home; reasonable
terms Of sale.
BOSS G PHELPS. Inc, 14os H St. N w.
FOR sALE-Price, N,5oO. !. In the Bloom.
ih&oais section: q splendid house for the
money; a two-story bay-window brick, hay
ing six rooms and bath heated with fur,
mace. Owner will accept y. 900 cash and
easy monthly payments.
BOSS PHELPS, Inc, 14os H st. N w.
FOR sALE-Price, ts,s75. In Columbia
Heights, west OF 18th street; q compare
lively new house situated on the corner OF
an raueys having six rooms and bath, hot
water heat, electric lights, and porches.
Convenient terms of SALE
BOSS Z PHELPS, Inc, 14os H st. N w.
FOR sAI.E-Price, $500. Wen located in
Petworth; three-story semi-detached
..,,S nsiSk h, house, having fiye BEDROOMS heated
paved alley. All the rooms in this house
are bright and attractive, and this prop
erty at this price u q decided bargain.
FOR sALE-Pr1ce, A.75O. 4 splendid little
convenient to car service: q six room and
bath colonial brick house, front and rear
porches. good yard. Terms Of sale. st75o cash
and easy monthly payments.
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc, laos H st. NV.
FOR SALE-Price, $S, 300 On First street.
in BloomingdaN. not far ont. Occupied
by owner: possession given. A home in per-
feet condition from top to bottom: q we'll
built brick house, having seven rooms and
bath; all modern improvements.
BOSS & PHELPS, Inc, 14os H st. w.
FOR SALE-Price. $3.50. On Rhode Island
avenue, convenient to 18th street cars: q
decided bargain In e three story brick house,
situated on the corner of an alley; there arc
eleven rooms and bath. You cannot go
wrong on this property, either for home or
investment.
BOSS & PHELPS, Inc, 14os n St. N W.
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PIANIST ANp CLAIRvOYANT

PALMIST AND CLAIRNOYANT.
Gives advice business, love. health
and family Affairs; tells II tn. one you love
10 luckiest to you, what TO do to be sue
cessful IN life.- Gives you dates and facts.
tells you what has passed In life, and what
ton. She does not tell to please, but reads
just the. hands indicate; tells you the
planets you were born under, the lucky
will marry; settles and explains love. fam
lily trouble. marriage, divorce. health. law
suits. speculations. Investments. transSc-
tions of all kinds. In fact. no matter what
your hope, fear or ambition. come to this
noted pslmist and find help. There 10 no
use for anyone to be unsuccessful or un-
happy. No matter what the cause, her
advice removes ali trouble She guaran-
tees Satisfaction ReadingA VI 10 TTH
ST. ". W., bet @. II. So
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FOR SAlE-H0USES

NEW HOUSES FOR SALE
New Chevy Chase detached
home.
1887 Livingston St
8 rooms and 2 baths.
Extra large porches.
Deep lot to alley.
NEW BUNGALOW.
In Chevy Chase.
3oo2 Huntington st. NV.
rooms and bath.
High-class finish.
Two squares west Of
Connecticut avenue.
Ready for occupancy.
New corner detached home
IN Petworth
GIG lth st. NV.
6 rooms and bath.
Extra large porches. p
Very deep lot to paved alley.
New semi-detached home.
IA Varnm It NV. 80
6 rooms and bath.
Inclosed sleeping porch.
Very deep lot to wide alley.
New detached homes.
1873 7th st. NV.
8 rooms and bath
These houses are all completed
md always open for inspection.
D. ]. DUNCAN,
l410 H St NV. Phone n. 1857.
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PROPOSALS
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. ,

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, ID. c.
Washington, ID. c., December !. 1919
Sealed proposals will be received at this
December Is for furnishing One Light No
tor Truck. express body type. gasoline pro-
PEELED, for use in the Surface Division
Specifications and forms OF proposal may
be had upon Application to the Purchasing
Officer Room 500 District Building. LOWS
BROWNLOW, CHARLES ". KU1Z. Com
missioners, ID. c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL the following persons call at the
Red Cross Home Service station 900
Kenois Bldg. 1lth and @ SITS. y. w, in
regard to allotment checks;
Van Dyke, Christine Agnis. Gsnl Deliy
Fisher Aleverna Grace, l24I 9th ST. n w.
Corzine Katherine Dorothy, Genl Deliv.
Motter, Loretta NJ, 14l4 X st. y. W.
Collins, Elizabeth. s2s Mass. ave. y. w.
Haywood wilIiena Emma, lio2 l4th 81.
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MADAME ISMAR,
OF EGYPTIAN ORIGIN.

GIFTED PALTisr AND CLxfRyoYANr
Possessed OF the nscret art and power to
eliminate family troubles. make up Low
ERS QUARRELS, .brings the separated
together; she tells you who you will marry
and when. and-i the one you love 10 true
and she can break UP your bad luck, and
you will overcome evil influence, and con-
Quer your enemies. Gives advice on spec-
ulations and what you are best adapted
for; many years OF experience in this
work: satisfaction guaranteed; business
strictly confidential and readings private
Clients white and colored
HOURS: 10 a ms .. m. Daily.
Cor. 9Th and r SITS.
602 r st N W
PRIVATE
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g. BELOFF,
REAL ESTATE
A31 18th 81. n. w.

IA loto X ~. W.
Roon so1. Tel. M. s1s7.
- @osh T.. near L q. X W.; ho1ss
n nrst-cia0 condition: i<r, 30. |;
sne' e to s..' ;.s ss. .,,s sroniss: q.
e.s pesssssson- Price only ss,ses.
- s-IArss moro In the same sectica:
r. 18th: far.aes heat Price
- -EertdA ave. scar 1st e.; %. Of
the bsgt bareatns tn the city; 1or.
hath: NV. h: 6rst-ciss condi-
:.. s1:: ss4: ~: ..s. s:,:.s: sss.a To-. Sssss s.
eS.fSs. Coed tsrnA
- t-etA u. nsar II u N. W; . seed
hems es investment for thess that
-, 70. e >; s,s ee,sto.n mt .na hsr s1o5s ssse.
Of ssxi.s f. to an ailsg. With
s..H,sss e S hold , ear. Price,
. ssmi-detacnsS houss Of g.;
.ssse: ssek Ssrd ana fTSat possH
rrtso rsasonahas.
M @fve g ists =. ssar wyemins
slaa senditssa. fries. t1s.t~s.
Ne f-1sth =. n. W.: lsr.; tue hath: nnr-l
naee heat Decd for reclasncs q
eusiarA Price ts.ss@ Coed
No trouble 70 inspect al this property
sSs.s - sfvs my personal attention to
Cone in to 80 me about mors property
fer sale In All parts of the city. BustnsG1
g BELOFF,
REAL ESTATE.
s21 18th St N. W.
Room 2o2. Tel. II. S1S7.
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MADAME SELIA.
Palmist and Medium

Has just opened her private parIors at ssl
fth st. y. w. This gifted lady reads your
past. present and future life, giving you
love, health and marriage; tells the name
OF your future husband or wife and how 10
win the one Of your choice. The Madame
how to gain success in a anything you tss
in hand She giv.s names of friends las
wei as enemies. She settles and explains
love qua rrels and family troubles, reunites
the separated and ms hes happiness IN your
home, no matter what your Eorries or
troubles are. Consult Madame Selia- Her
advice removes all obstacles and troubles
She has helped others, why not your See
the best 1t costs no more. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Readings, Si.0o.
DAILY AND SUNDAY.
Located s3l 7th st. N. w. ..--
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A-RINE pssre - bsaAssss prse~ty -
Georgetown: two stores With IL roo
above: deep lot; very good business psass
1880. DENowITz REALITY co... 3ss
Colorado HIds-. Main seis. Main pa.
[.s.-u
:. ';s';';' 80; ; .:'' .sss MI "a .,1Ts 30
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Special Readings, $1.W
MADAME LEN0RE

GIFTED CLAIRvOYANT AND MEDIUM
Gives true and good advice on buDlDen,
love. divorce and marriage Tells how -
gain success In anything you wish to do.
Tells how to. overcome evil influence. how
70 gain and hold the one ron love Her
Sdvice Will help you. you VIII be wiser and
happier after seeing this Gifted meAtu1.
No guess work or questions aske< What
she sees and tells comes tree. Tells the
full name OF who you will marry. the day
ana month Give her . trial; before you
criticise. come and BE- convinced What .
natural born cisirvoyant can do. eatte-
faction or no charger Aours "a Z.
Ia ELEVENTH STREET y. "
<TWo doors north Of Palais Royal).
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RETURN OF THE DEAD.

Wanted-Wiyes. mothers and sisters Of
men lost in action to unite and form the
Women of the Roll Of Honor. BOX tSs,
Times office, k.s.7'
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PROF. KALEEL MARZABAN

Think OF the man who viii cali your
name, and tell you the object OF your visit.
men and women IN everyday Affairs ~ iffs;
tells you names of friends. rivals. ensmisA
Hours, - m. TO Z ,. IN. Room al. ara
floor. Kenois Bldg, iith and q sta N w,
over be and loc store. Main 1855. Will
call your name over phone free OF charee
from 3 .. m. to . p. M. PriNAts ofnce. e
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NATIONAL REALTY co.
$500.
Morse at. N. E., near 18th; Groom brick,
BATH gas. electricity, hot-wAter heat; deep
Tot. Vacant.
$500.
''P" 1T. N. W., near 2sth; large 8-room
house, bath, furnace, room for garage. I'm
mediate possession.
$1,000.
Good 8. e. corner store and rooms and
bath; hot-watet heat, dwelling and grocery
business.
g" $3.50 to $10,750.
Armsleigh Park-NeW modern and g.
room homes, $4,000 cash, balance SIS
month: large lots.
For these and other homes apply to
NATIONAL. REALTY CO.,
920 N. Y. Avenue.
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NADANE- -ALLEN

WORLDS GREATEST PALAIBT AND
CLAlRvOyANT. : .lnt
Guaranteed to read your entire life. pase,
present and future; gives true advice on
bustnees. love, and health, and family A.
fairs: tells the name of yonf future hus-
band or wife, and what to do to be sue
cessful in life; tells you what business 10
most lucky FOR you and what part Of the
wsses how to eSsn and hsid n ~ Nd "a sss-
ton; she tells IL the ons yvW love - 0us
OF false. and causes speedy marriaSs Nth
rated togsther; makes ha0pissss 1stWssa
man and wife: she tolls you the .sscrGta Of
being happy and successful In anything
all obstacles and evil tn1uenceai One kvta1t
to Madam Allen will repay ysp for disap-
pointments In all others; oatiGfScttou Huar.
anteed or no charge.
Special Readings, $1.0
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FOR SALE-fARMS

CLIENT offers for quick sale Is acres near
Round Hiu (Biuemont, Val: smau
houss: 10 ecres cleared: IS acres sxceilsat
timber; thickly settled community: three
spetngs on property; in the center OF the
orchard district and excellent site Tor
building; most beautiful view from place
ef any on the Blue Ridgs Mountains; owner
ssrms term PC % SRoWN % AttosS.y eHsl; rs.cH1eSls ~ sss
st. N. W. Phone Main sss1 ss3I-tf
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WANTED

WANTED
NORTHWEST BUSINESS PROPERTY up
to $4,000. showing good return on In
vestment; direct from ownera Address
full particulars 20 MAX WITHIN. Char
lottesville, Va
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DATBT LrNCH-s
wonderful opportunity, ~ evnef
In leaving city and must sacrifice: con
venient TO several Government do
psrtments: cheap for q quick soAA
Call before g O'Clock. rfNr .
AIS 18th ST. n w.
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PROF. ARTHAN.

Noted spiritualist, platform test medium,
gives daily reAdfngs on All 'aAairs Of life. I.
he gives the names Of dead and living
make no mistake. studloa. Bos q st N. w.
Developing class meets Saturday evening
At 1880. xs
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FARM FOR SALE.
1o-acre farm, located at q street car
station; S-room house; s cows, horse,
pig and chickens and Quits q lot Of
farming implements; viii sell the
whole property for $500. cash 5000,
from the District line. Almost imme-
diate possession. Fine subdivisioa
property.
J. D. GARMAN,
District National Bank. Bldg.
2s.s6.,.l