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on 10th ST. NV. NEAR OTIS. sIX-HooM
places: front and rear porches: yard to alley;
room n 4 for n. garage; m Price; & 5000; o,,n.~v
I'LL Park road. Col 436.
and bath pressed brick; deep lot sell to col,
ored cheap on inviting terms. OWNER. 1879
Delnfield pl. NV:
Northwest Suburbs, New At
tractive Home, 7 Rooms, Bath,
Immediate possession.
Accommodating terms II desired.
H. l.; RUST. s12 18th st. NV.
JAMES F. SHEA
s43 LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
SALES-RENTS-LOAN
ss.ooo-s.E. CORNER 11th AND PARK PL.
ne-Two buildings Zone frame, other
brick), stores and dwellings. Renting
at pre-war rentals, $53 per month.
ss eoO-NEAR 7th AND G SITS. S.E.-9-room
and bath brick: heated by hot water.
$3.50 cash, balance monthly. Bargain.
Three brick store and dwelling.
Renting for $50 per month. An ele-
CANT investment.
s. 15o-oN 9th NEAR III NE.-Brick
dwelling with 8 rooms and bath: hot
water heat: frame garage. 81 600
cash required.
a. s5O-o9th ST, GEORGETOWN - Located
between Q and sts.; rooms and
bath brick; furnace heat; box house.
with porch front. About $3.50 cash
required.
S415O-ON AZ ST. S.W. BETWEEN II AND l
sts.-Two-story brick dwelling with
brick garage in rear. This will make
a good store property.
a o5O-922 1st ST. N.W.-Very conveniently
located brick dwelling with rooms
and bath; latrobe heat; hot and cold
water. About $500 cash. balance
monthly.
e.. .OOO-912 ST. S.E.-BAY-WINDOW brick
dwelling. with six rooms and bath;
cellar; latrobe heat; about $500 cash,
balance monthly.
So 5OO-524 23rd ST. NV. (colored)-Brick
dwelling with six rooms and bath: la
trobe heat. 500 cash required, bal
ance monthly.
JAMES F. SHEA,
643 LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
HA31-RENTS-L0AN
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VACANT.

VACANT.
Near 9Th and II ne; built for a
home; modern. hot-water heat ;
seven large rooms, tiled bath
porches.
PRICE, Sc, 500.
w. II. WALKER.
72o 18th St. NV.
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Best Downtown Section.
Completely Renovated.
Immediate Possession.
Nine large outside rooms, modern b.tbs.
h.w.h., elec. lights. freplaces. laundry trays,
coal and gas ranges good mantels, immense
closets: desirable for home or for rooming OF
boarding. Bargain price: easy terms.
Guaranty Trust Co.,
115s Munsey bldg Main s4i6.
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,BLE PRICED HOUSE, ROOMS
Ii. hotwater heat me-. for 5000.
..al porch box house. Adams st. NV. for
81. 200; air heat. Two-family apartment rent
ing for $65 per month. on New Jersey ave-. can
be bought for $1,000. In Sc. section. frame
and brick houses. reasonable: $500 and up.
See us, tell what you want and you'll get the
best on the market for the price asked.
D. H.sJOHNS0N CO., 1888 q st. A.
Evening star., 1919-11-10

Selected Residential Offerings.
S Street West of 16th-S12, 600.
Eight large rooms. . baths: in good condi-
tion and vacant: 2-stoTy brick garage for
cars.
Splendid Georgetown Residence
Just Beyond New Q Street
Bridge.
Recently modsrnized, containing IL rooms, 3
baths. High ceilings; large rooms, all bright
and newly decorated. semi-detaehed. with
VACANT.
We offer this property for a quick sale at a
very low price. Investigate at once.
M St. Near Connecticut Ave.
Price, $10,5OO.
best buy in this fne section. being redec.
GRATED.
2lst and r SITS. NV.
Price, $4,000.
Threettory, brownstone residence; bed.
rooms and 2 baths; electricity. Owner will
Corner on 10th Street.
Individually built; 12 rooms. 2 baths; ga
price represents actual cost of property several
years ago. Possession at once.
Prlce, $Zo,UUO.
Near 18th and Fairmont SITS.
Price, $4,000.
Ten rooms; 2 baths; hot-water heat. First
floor kitchen. Room for garage.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
8l3 18th St: NV. Main 426.
s15 9th ST. Sc.
Six light; large rooms: good condition: large
| white street; $3.O50; easy terms.
Apply OWNER.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Near Sth and Allison Sts. NV; rooms.
| bath. attic; h.w.h.; electric light; colonial
front porch and double rear porch lot 2Ox1OO
It. to alley. Price, $500.
rooms on floors ; on E st. Sc. near End
hw. h. dot to alley. Price. $4.950
JOHN QUINN CO.. INC,
Main 435. 704 18th st. NV.
POSSESSION WITHIN 10 DAYS.
Residence west of 14th on Buchanan ST.,
colonial front porch. rooms, breakfast porch
sleeping porch. garsge. hardwood floors. mod
| ern improvements. Price 50. 250.
JOSEPH e. ZIRKLE,
203 Colorado bldg.
18th and G SITS. NV.
Main 1885.
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FOR SALE-APHRTMENTS

FOR SALE-APdKTME
HAyE ONE OF THE BEST APARTMENT
propositions in Washington; for particulars.
apply to A. B. CAMPBELL. 14l0 II NV.
SMALL APAR 7 M E N I
house; furniture, winter coal ;
fine downtown location. Price,
$4,000; $12,5OO cash necessary;
income, $4,000 per annum. Ad-
dress Box 65-D, Star Office. 12*
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NO. 5-HERE IS A CHANCE
TO MAKE SOME
GOOD MONEY.
TWO BRICK HOUSES ON II
STREET NV. BETWEEN 18th
AND Goth SITS. WHERE THE
MOST REMARKABLE IN
PROVEMENTS ARE BEING
MADE IN WASHINGTON NEAR
COMMERCE BUILDING. 10Th
AND PA. AVE: ALSO NEAR
RAILWAY ADMINISTRATION
BUILDING, 18th AND PA. AVE,
THE GREAT INTERIOR DE-
PARTMENT BUILDING. ST.
BET. 18th AND 18th. CAN SELL
BOTH HOUSES FOR
ONLY $1,000, OR
WILL SELL ONE FOR $500.
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NO. 4HBEAUTIFUL DE-
TACHED CORNER
RESIDENCE.
KALORAMA AVE. WASH
INGTON HEIGHTS; 12 ROOMS.
8 BATHS: VAPOR HEAT; FINE
SIDE PORCHES. WITH BEAU
TIFUL OUTLOOK.
ONLY $1o,5OO.
FINE LAWN, WITH HEDGE
ALL AROUND.
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WoOdley Park.

NEAR WARDMAN PARK Inn.
Attractive 3-story brick residence. colonial
porch: 10 large, bright rooms, tile baths: all
modern improvements and now vacatt. Pleaty
of room for garage. Price. $4,000
A.. Z. HOUGHTON CO. 1915 II st. NV
I'VE have the BEST in every section
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NO. 3-A BEAUTIFUL co.
LONIAL HOME.

LONlAL HUM T..
ONLY $4,000.
EIGHT VERY LARGE. BRIGHT
ROOMS; MODERN BATH.
LAR0E ATTIC OVER THE EN-
TIRE HOUSE. WITH DOUBLE
FLOORS, SUITABLE FOR
DANCING: ELEGANT CELLAR; /;
TOILET; GAS RANGE; LAUN-
DRY TUBS; LARGE FRONT
PORCH. WITH & E NJ Z n L
FLOORS; ALSO LARGE SIDE
AND BACK PORCH: ALSO
UPPER-STORY SLEEP G
PORCH: LOT 120x12O. SPLEN-
DID SECTION OF NORTHWEST
SUBURBS.
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On Randolnh Near 14th

On Nd1uOIPIi N6dl 1TtI'
rooms on two floors, tile bath and lava
tory of master bedroom. sleeping porch,
colonial front porch. hardwood floors. eiec
lights, hot-water heat, plenty room for ga
4. c. HOuGHTON CO.. 1916 H st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section
Evening star., 1919-11-10

YOU SET PRICE AND IF HALF WAY REA-
sonable they will be yours; assessed valuation
over iOOOO: rented $64S year; 2-story bricks
on Soft. paved court; also Aft. frontage On
st. near 1st and s.w.: clear; less than y s0oO
cash. N. T. Ryon. 1423 NV.
Evening star., 1919-11-10

N ST. NEAR 15th-WALKING DISTANCE TO
all govt. depts.; 3-story and basement brick;
II rooms and bath. Price. 5000.
+. W. GRAHAM CO.,
617 18th st. NV.
BIOOMINGDALE sECTION-QUINCY PLACE
near North Capitol rooms and bath; lS-ft.
front; side and rear alleys. A bargain. $1,000
cash. Price. 5000:
617 14th st. NV.
9Th ST. NEAR L NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
possession; rooms and bath; occupied by
owner Terms. Price, s., 500.
+. W. GRAHAM & CO.,
GIT 14th st. NV.
COIORED PURCHASERS-CORCOR ST.
between 14th and 18th; s stories. rooms and
bath: income monthly, $45. Price, 1850.
+, w. GRAHAM & CO..
GIT 14th st. NV.
1119 ST. NW.-BRICK DWELLING. CON
n! tanning :, fys we rooms and hath. Now vacant
PILIING. 14o5 Eye st. NV.
F5n .4.. :, sAChlrlCE; ROOMS
and bath; brick furnace heat; near North
Capitol and Adams n.w.; price. 1850; $500
On M st. NV, in 400. block: 6 rooms and
bath; nice large lot; price, S. $50; terms.
On Eye s.e.; rooms; large lot; good buy
'-''' p. II. JOHNSON. CO.,
1SsS u st. II. -
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
M. 2345. 7l5 l4th St. NV
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
CHENN.CHASE Md

An opportunity to secure an attrac-
- tive home in this beautiful suburb
at an exceptionally low price; rooms
and bath; hot-water heat. electricity;
porches: open 6replaces; hollow tile
construction; slate roof; lot 1OOx16O;
immediate possession; completely fur
nished; SIS, 900.
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WANTED-To RENT.

TO 6 ROOM HOUSE: CITY OF COUNTRY:
improvements not necessary. Address Box
..5-E Star Office. t.
ni0DERN, CNFUR., 7-9-RO0M. By NOV. Il;
NV: or suitable apartment: liberal rent: per
r1anent: responsible. Main 1910. Branch 13s.
3 WANTED HOUSES
To RENT
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED.
TYLER RUTHERFORD unc.)
Established 1922
SIT 10Th ST. NV. 14'
VINTED-TO RENT MODERN SIX OR
ssyen room house with garage at $50 per
month: will pay one years rent in advance;
family O. four adults. Address Eox SOD.
star Office. lO-
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CHEVY CHASE GROVE.

A brand-new house on Northampton
street near SD; 8 rooms, 2 baths;
hot-water heat; every convenience:
heated garage; maids room; lot
: 4Oxl2o: vacant and ready for i'm
mediate occupancy; price, $4,000.
Evening star., 1919-11-10
On Buchanan Near 10th.

Just the home you are looking for-2-story
brick. colonial front porch; rooms and tile
bath; glassed-in rear porches upstairs ana
down. hardwood floors. hot-water heat. cleo
trio lights garage. Price. $3.50. Inspection
b 'ppoiHHso%TsGG1a5 q iHHso%TsGG1a5roS. CO., 1916 H st. NV.
EVE have the BEST in every section.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. BEST LOCATION
for law offices: Fendall bldg. II and d SITS.
Offices will be renovated to slit tenant Will
LIAM r. ELLIS. 1412 G ST.
OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT. WITH USE OF
waiting room and stenographer; suitable for
LAWYER s. V. GUZACK, 504 st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

21st NV. Near Pa. Ave.
3-sfory, bay-window brick home; large,
bright rooms bath; hot-water heat; double
brick garage in rear; convenient to govt derts. M
in a good neighborhood and 4 bargain at $S.SJo.
A. e. HOCGHTON CO.. 1915 H st. NV.
I'VE haze the REST in every section.
Evening star., 1919-11-10

IN NV SECTION OF CITY: ROOMS AND
2 baths: h-wh; electric light: glass -inclosHd
sleeping porch; newly decorated: lease to DE-
tober l. 1920: possession December /.
EOSS & PHELPS. INC.
11DS II NV.
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IIdIINISOIIIO 1NNoI3NHfSSs
on PRETTY GIRARD ST. NEAR. 14TH.
3.story bay window brick restdenee-lO
large bright rooms, tile baths. hot-wafer
heat, etc; this house is well built in ex-
ceIlept condition and located in one Of the
prettiest sections Of Washington: occupied by
owner; possession delivered at close Of deal.
Price. $12.OO0. Reasonable terms
: T. HOUGHTOS & CO.. 1915 II st. NV.
1--WE have the BEST in every section"
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PETWQRTH

i Z WON II.
Almost new: 6 rooms and ba tn;
hot-water heat. electric lights;
porches: excellent arrangement; fine
outlook: convenient TO street cars;
immediate possession; $3.50.
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WOODBRIDGE.

8 rooms, hath, hot-water heat, eiec-
tricity; attractively furnished: excel
lent location; near car line; fine out
look: lot 70x142; liberal terms. Price,
$7,100.
Evening star., 1919-11-10

Stop Paying Kent-Buy a Home
Cali, write OF phone Main 80.
FEDERAL REAL ESTATE CONFIRMATION.
FIFTH FLOOR. WOODWARD BUILDING.
What YOU want at Your Price
Evening star., 1919-11-10
CNFURNISHED. ID.

FOR RENT-3-ROOM BUNGALOW. WITH
basement; !. entire acre of land: fuel: gar
dent; Takoma Park. d. G.. Address BOX 2I9-E
Star Office or apply to owner. I16 22nd st.
aft II m
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FOR sALE-yERY GOOD sEMI-DETACHED
lone in NV. section, u square from 18th st:
and convenient to two car lines; 2-story, U
rooms and bath, brick; side yard and rear
yard to 2O-foot paved alley. cellar. furnace
heat excellent condition; now vacant; $3.50
cash balance monthly. Price. $3.50. HlG-
BE 4 RICHARDSON. 1j04 H st.a NV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
lAWRENCEVllLE

S Pc, to The Times. pispaichl
N l ~ % hENE (, "; July !.
OF MIR and Mrs =. {. StrohecS.f IL
Alber' SPatiE rrturnned home SUNDAY
iyn, where he Visited relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J Poni Icfi Thurs.
day for Virginia Reach. where they will
attend the BAPTIST smcampmeni. They
Miss Elizabeth Gilmore srcnt few
DAYS this week with relatives u, Nc
Norfolk While there she viii attend
me Baptist encampment at Virginia
Miss l.. = hacker who for several
~ ms place left Wednesday night FOR
vs!t TO her father
Richard Fillmore has returned from a
WIS.,; to relatives in Richmond
Mrs Thomas Meredith IL n; home
hospital in Richmondi Mrs NJ edit
j. much b lmpro.ed ,s in n nesin.
daFs THIS week At Virginia Beach in
Attendance upon the summer Baptist
p L Hammack. .rr., who is i'll a, his
home o.. South Main Street with
typhoid fever is getting along as well
rs could he expected.
last week that his son. Robert. VINO
was wounded In France had died III a
government hospital!
a J Marlborough who has been in
active service overseas. has arrived AT
Camp Lee and is expected home the
latter par, 81 tho weck
Mr.. and Mrs. $. H. Short spent sew
eral days in Petersburg and Richmond
last week.
Mrs. p. II. Kasey and children. who
have been visiting Mrs. J. j. Pond. left
Saturday for South Boston TO visit
relatives
T, c. Shaner. of Richmond, was a
visitor here recently
j. y. Eimore spent the past week in
North Carolina and Norfolk
shelton II Short. j.. and Miss
Ophelia Short. who spent part OF last
week in Chase City. the quests of Miss
JenreNs. returned home SATURDAY,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
WAR SAVINGS SOCIETIES
ENROLL NEARLY $4,000
Washington school Children Enter
Patriotic Campaign mud Invest
over S2;s,uDN.

WASH Notion. u. G.. July l2-With
the number OF school children in this
city WHO nave joined War Savings So
cie;!:S reaching nearly thc 80 900 mark
Washington has enthusiastically en-
cred the savings campaign for 1919
Miss Margare; l.. Whitzcll. Hold d.
rector % the District Of Columbia for
the Educational Division Of tho War
Loan organization OF tho Fifth fcdc raj
t"scrNe DlEirict, reports that some
900 societies have been formed and
over $4,000 Invested in War Savings
stamps
The growth Of War savings Societies
IA the District OF Columbia has been
particularly rapid, and not only pres
ages hctter economic conditions here
put strike note Of material encour-
aS-mcnt FOR the savings movement
Hchool buildings Will be kept open
during the summer AS War Savings
stamps ccnters for tho children so
that the savings organizations may h.
r"pi intact-ready for the activ. cam
palgn in the fall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
HART GOES TO CHARLOTTE
Former Teacher In Virginia Accepts
Profcs>orship nj iiorncr MIL
tar! Academy.
gsp.c,al 10 tn T.mes-D!spatcl1.

CHARLOTTE y. G. July l2.-Frec-
man ~. Har' IL to be one az tho new
teachers for the Horncr Military Acad
emy. Charlotte, y. G. Mr. HGr; has
had excellent preparation and expo
rience for teaching in military
school He took his H. y. degree at
Washington and Lee University in 1919
and his NJ - degree in 1915. He ther
taught IN tho high schools OF Virginia
until he entered the army. where he
served aS follows. American Expedi
t!onary Forces. iGis: rcGimental staff
y. G. y. With EiGht.eth Division, bril-
gaded with the British in Flanders and
Picardy. Arrns-Artois sector: Army
Csnd idntcs' school. iangres. France;
Saurmur Artillery School. Snurmur.
France; commissioned sccondl!eutcn-
ant field artillery by general head
quarters. ~. L.. +: second lieutenant +.
Il l.. s. ReSerNes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13

'iu sweet springs. were husth 1T ON"
OF IN" Dirasentest features ~ the tvccf
- tatiyno drive with picnic aMppe. at
iisiNcr Dam Falis. on. OF TIA" Inot,
local -; III. many beauty sJo.s tia;
nature has so la";yhiH bestowed upon
this many ra!lcy.
Mr. nnd Mrs. e. r. rEn,slc and Family
nave motofcd up III thcir touring car
from Jacksonville. Fla haVln. IA.
c'Gu"n run 10 New York before
cach!nS tho Old sweet spring
Mr.. and Nrs. !. ~. Edward Martin.
j. ~. MArtin. .Ir.. and nursc arc %
'ahsiHhcd N their cottage for the sum
me-.
Mrs. James y. Anderson aud Miss
catherine Anderson, az Norfolk are
lug Warmly Sreetcd ny msny old
friends VINO. like themselves. nave
the Old sweet 'hubii." rcturniIu,; sea
son af,eT season. Anothcr OF thee l.,
Mrs George Cunningham. OF Rich
mond. sistnr Of the late .,ohu = branch
one of Richinond'a best Known ci;.zcns
Mrs cunningham expects 10 he ioinc!
SnortF ny hef granddaughter. Miss
EhiiN Lyman. % Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
ADJUSTMENTS

'"!. WITTY. Sovclt! shows for lyric.
Many and diverse branches IL tho
amusement world have been drawn
upon by the booking agcuts in as
Sethbins the list Of attractions Nian-
aeer Sim Allen is bringing TO the
Lyric this week. Nov.Ity acts OF this
seasons creation ere interspcrHed with
the old ana tried forms or entertain
ment that siford mort delight to the
votary OF vBudcvilie
on the opening bill tomorrow win
ne seen Clayton Kennedy and Matt.
i,p"hcF, strong iaNotit"a here. Miss
Rooney Is daughter OF TIA" famous
rough Irish comedian. r=.t Rooney, ana
he sister OF Pat Rooney, Jr. of the
icam OF Rooney ana Ecnt. witt, Mr..
Kennedy sh" Is appearing this season
IN {; variety skii called "rhe Widowed
playing and Miis Rooncy's artistic
dancing are featured in the ret they
arc presenting
Edward Marshall. the newspaper
tar'oonisl, IL anoth,r good attraction
y y.,,,S me sane D,ii EeIore ente'ns
PAINTER ana magazine illustrator.
but 1t is said OF tn" artis; that lac
h'Nsr discovered his real forte until
he was enlisted as a public entertainer
on the variety stage. Not tie lcast %
the peculsaritics OF hia genius is mis-
ambidextrous skill. 10 draws equally
crayon in vaudeville. Marshall oo,f
pre- 81 icaily an OF his lining with his
of do.ms this trirk nov before The
PUBLIC Marshall calls himself the
chnl kartoonist." combination OF The
words applicable 10 mis- wo.K--cha!k
art and cartoon. He draws with light
nng rapid; ana his pictures Of prom
incnt men arc remarkable for their
striking hdGu,v 10 tn" originals
Smar, and speedy dHnclns OF the
new school Of tcrpsichore "a exempt
ned by tho 'and%s The have an
,'Tciy costum.d and artisticaily staged.
show win come Roland Traver> and
levitationists and comedy wizards Thc
exhibition is lengthy ana varied. Ira
Tho performance given by tn" modern
mngicians IS rs amusing as 1t is
banning 70 the comprehension.
Numerous "big time" features MAKE
comes next Thursday Among these
ls one Of IN" best laughing hits OF the
company, PROGRAMMED The Baep!pert
in the Trenches Tn. piece Is 81 black
FAC" comedy s%!t witch affords tn"
aeNerai specially artia;s opportunity
10 disnIay ;heir CAPABILITIES as laugh
producers.
Ginsr0. The yaon.m 9sll jussisr. i
rs exhibition 81 sln, strength and
endurance IS am"zing.
Not 10 Pc" offer great laughing num-
Der and some scCtacUlar dances.
Powers ana wallace viii p-cscn,
dance ski notable for its originality
In conception and execution
Rounding out the ShOW viii come
the ever popular WNl Ferry. Frog
Man" Ferry is tho most widely known
performer ~ his craft ~ tn. word
The way he EqUirms. Siithes. wrlthcS
and s"rnentluciy wrig g!es through his
rcptilnn rcncr'oir- l"Rvcs the rubhcr
mrn Of Joyous memory FAR back Ia the
rear chair
Viii each or the vaudeville bits
there Will bc the usual high-g grade mo-
lion picture displays. including the
lates: PriNc News Aims.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
Ugh! Ca|omeI Sickens;; Sa|ivates!
Please Try Dodson's Liver Tone
I sincere! My medicine does not upset liver
and bowels you lose day work.

nIU-.-y- back guarantee tnat cnch
spoonful VIII clean your sluggish liver
better than dose OF nasty c2loinet
and that il won't make you sick
Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver
medicine. You'll know II next morn
ing because YOU will wake up feeling
fine. your liver will be working. your
headache and dizziness gone, your
stomach Will be sweet and your bowels
regular. You will feel like working:
you'll be cheerful; full of vigor and
ambition.
Dodsons Liver Tone is entirely vcge-r
table. therefore harmless and cannot
saiivatc. Give II 10 your children.
Millions OF people are using Dodson's
Liver Tone instead of dangerous calo-
mel now. Your druggist will tell you.
tina the sale OF calomel is almost
stopped entirely here.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
'REL|G|OUs TURKS MUCH
DISCOURAGED SINCE WAR
Nal'nnct IL Blan,cd for Gountry's
h.NfOrtuncS and Defeat by
Allies.
PROPHETS NOW SATlStIED
N"snuc "f thmcI }. Deserted. and
Gcri,a-> Ha,c Carried Away Much
F It's Neui,h-Aiany Died There
During Strife.

'pHSTt NTlNorLE. July Ie--rhc re-
i!Iicus rur,, is very much discouraged.
rive Ho1qGcs a"c not as well paironizcG
rs formerly. COS Mahomst is blamed
FOR ~" lose of the war Turks who's.
d"Gs zero taken nwsy iron, tn.n and
puInr"C OF .u island IN Tie Na.n,or;I
Scd. tHer" 10 StArVc with sens ~ thou
sands "t other coustan;inopIe non
efelk some Years nSu. sec in Turkeys
present riYht It Just Judgment from
Dahouot. rho". WHO Druphcsicd at T..
INC th'o NE wholesale massacre OF
"a" doss you'd hrirg bad lucl. 10 rur-
10y 0Ec nov Ur:S ing thcir head,
'SE"lE ana recalling their prophecies
TIC M@s"ic OF Ahmed / ls deserted
LON, w" ,ie",ngil;i w.hcn thcy left
t"c faithful refuse ~ enter tho mosque
on 30" Erourd :ha, il has nccn prorrnnd
rnd 10 nnc'enm. a!orc THAI 800 d.aths
rom "hrlrrs took place in this mosque
during thc war.
.hit Uowiinrr DcrvIshrs.
III. hoi'!inE dcrvishcs in particu-
lar declare that there Is no hope for
s .nr"%E uniess the Grea, Prophet vii
can Red cross Mission for Toumani,,
stopped OF 1T Constantinople ard while
W., M ;or thcir boat to coal visited
WIZ hot co'tls III his mouth and ,,iti,
t ms nfSI ,,o fpT,G SIS sticking knivea
fashion. the high prles, called nown
the blessings Of Mahomc, unon Amer
lea and maledictions upon ali :nc en-
crn!ts OF Turkey. \ young, TURK care
LILY uansiatod, the head howier's
ian.cntatiDns ana blessings
N"mct Y, the Sultan. has not lost
iaith IN M1homet. however Each FRI
Iay morning IL" visits tho Yildi:
MOSQUE 10 pa" His visi, is a core
inrnr attend d not only ny thousands
OF 1nrf onioOl:c"s. the Turkish guards
and his star. bat also by .:undrcds OF
!"ung and aged allied officers. ali
cGGnipned. from generals down to tho
onlocrS with only one pip. with cam
eraa Of every size and description.
Admire "InhdrI Dogn."
inhdsi doSs including American
army officers and Red Cross girls on,
naSsNSe through ConstantinopIe. now
hnd II easy 10 visit the mosques 81
Sophin is open 10 all Corners. and tho
american army man is not even forced
70 TAI |" or his shoes. I!e merely Sins
them into II pair Of huge slippers and
shun!cS about on The precious cnrpcts
which arc aligned in the general d.
rect!on o: Mecca
: the faithful Turk docs not visIt 81
Sophia as frequently as he used 10. FOR
>; ~ now considered a fcregouc con
CluS'on that -. sophia Will become a
christian church rs ii WAS in the NTH
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OPEN COOPERATIVE HOUSE
ntHcrHty "r I<nn.as to E>i,b,i.h
homes. with thnpc-"ns. for
Young Women

LAWRENCE, KAN. Jrlyl2 The first
cooperative mouse At the University %
hanSAH here VIII b" opened in sep
'cn'her 1t was announced by tho school
authorities. Tweise Or fourteen youn.
"oncn ana chaperon wa live IN
Tn" louise. Il is expected 10 cut do~n
materially the cost OF living among
tn" women students.
Studcn' ORGANIZATIONS and clubs are
furnishing rooms at the house The
w u!nans student Governments tysu.ia-
i"r and the Moments ran-iIcileni,.
hasociation have furnished $500 Of tho
E.1OO necessary FOR the furnishing OF
he house.