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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
SO DOCTORS TO
TEST TOBACCO
Seek to Show Whether II Is
Harmful
ny FREDERICK NJ KERRY


staff Correspondent of n. r.. AZ
NEW YORK. Nov. s5.-"rhc
Committee OF Fifty" headed by nr.
Alexander Lambert, as East rand
st. New York. modelled on the com.
msttco OF fifty which IS years ago
declared alcohol poison. has un.
dertakcn study OF tho effects OF
nicotine on the human system.
After research and study extend.
ing over period OF years the old
COMMITTEES decided by majority ac-
ton that alcohol was poison.
Based on their findings. the cam.
paiEn against liquor was in large
part carried ON.
Famous Names on List
The new committee OF nifty" to
study the effects OF tobacco on the
human body. includes many mem
bers OF the old committee.
Among its membership are DR.
Walter II. Cannon. OF Harvard.
Prof. Henry W. Farnum. OF Yale.
Prof. Irving Fisher. of Yale: Prof.
r. W. Roman. OF Syracuse. the
author OF the famous pamphlet.
'sSicotine Next" prepared for the
w. C. T. L.; George J. Fisher Of
the Y. NJ. c. A.: Austin II. Fletcher.
chairman OF the Tufts college board
OF trustees: DIR. Oscar IL Rogers.
chief physician for the New York
life Insurance Company: DIR. Eu.
gene Lyman Fisk. director OF the
life Extension Institute. and
George Foster Peabody.
pr. Lambert is chairman OF the
executive committee.
Meetings have been held at the
Yale Club here.
A constitution. bylaws and rules
have been adopted. and Il Is In.
tended TO make the membership
worldwide.
The investigation which the com.
mitteo will make Is announced 20
be exhaustive and impartial"
Take Two or Three Years
The committee OF fifty on to
iacco WIS formed to make n scicn.
tlfic study Of the effects OF tobacco
on the human body" DIR. Alexander
or three years before scientific ex.
pcriments viii be completed from
which we can draw any conciu.
ksons. This committee Ii not In any
way connected with any crusade
against cigarcts or tobacco. II r.
intended TO form a purely scientific.
unbiased opinion regarding the ef.
fccts Of tobacco on the human or.
Eanism''
DIR. William osler. Of Oxford. who
j. NJ present devotinE himself 10
special studies OF the heart. has
Joined the COMMITTEES. and distin.
guished French scientists are to be
brought In.
Notwithstanding the announce
mcnt OF the purely scientific basis
OF the experiments. many OF the
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NURSES ALLOWED VOTE

LONDON, Nov. 25.--Twenty.three
members OF the nursing STAFF of the
Coventry and Warwickshlre hos
pital, and four OF the nurses at the
covington Union lnflrmary, who
claimed the parliamentary franchise
on the ground of sole occupation"
had their claims admitted at the re.
vision court.
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men on the committee shave ex.
pressed themselves strongly against
tobacco-notably DIR. Roman and
Prof. Farnum. who are credited
with calling the first organization
meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
Biarritz Kid Gloves
at $500

Barritz Kid Gloves for dress wears row
broidery and elastic wrists, in best colors-s
value at $500 pair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
Breakfast in This $1.95

Isn't this clever little model
two-piece breakfast set, MILDLY
and skirt-handy to slip into, and
may be worn as separate garments
if you choose. Made of good quail
ity percale and may be had in
Copenhagen blue, pink or light
blue.
Trimmed with black and white
piping-all sizes.
SECOND FLOOR
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Women's French Kid Gloves
Special $3.50

Goves-made for style and at a low pr
clasps at the wrist-in white, tan, brown ar
at $3.50 pair.
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Perrin's Kid Gloves at $3.50
IN THE NEW SHOPPING BOOTHS
The Ribbon Girl

Drop into the ribbon novelty booth
and let the Ribbon Girl teach you the
newest wrinkles in the art Of bag max
ing-just few bits of brocaded rib
bon, a good looking frame and several
nimble stitches and you have color
full purse bag that will make an appre-
ciated Christmas gift.
The Ribbon Girl is glad to answer
your questions and teach you how to
make beautiful Christmas presents.
RIBBON NOVELTY BOOTH
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Each year Of life leaves its mark
on the teeth of cattle. az well as
horses, 30 that their age may be told
by inspection OF the mouth.
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Beacon Blanket
BathrObes S4.95

Floral, conventional and Indian de-
signs. Made in plain or trimmed
styles. Shawl and sailor collars.
BATHRoBE BooTH-UPPER MAIN FLOOR
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE


Oonelius NJ Harold. %. ard Alma d Wales.
q both q this city. The Rev. McNGmara-
EiWard Tyler. s. and Ellen Snyder. Ie. both
Of this city. Tie Rev. T. r Davis
Charles o. Ruckie. = and Msurine Shefher.
ls both Of this city. The Rev. 7. z. Davis.
Charles Z Moureheld- s. and Elsie Marie
Rose. ls. both o this city. Tie Rev. Howard
f. DUwrs
Edward Murr.y. -. and Amelia Chsde-d. -.
both Of this CITY. Ths Rev. Hugh T. Steven-
son
Felix James Murphy. 3. and Bs1nSeBc. A
Rodier. 4, both cf this city. Ths Rev. yosrpa
II. Cassidy.
Albert s. DzIids1r, -. and Mary A Allen.
81. hpth Of this city TIE Rev. Preeley ROhur.
Charles weeden wiLsnn. - and F1Irence
Remington. a. both Of this city. The Rev. S.
II. Greene.
JAMS Z Trcidel. IT,. g q Detroit. and
TIE Rev Jef-yS
Irwin R onutt, =. ard Be<h s Fras q.
both Of this city. The Rev. 7. Z Davis
George Murdnck Fisher, q and Else E~anor
Frisbie. p both Of this city. The Rev. William
Osrxr Rume. II.
Fitz W. Norman. u. q Nov Yort City.
and Louise NJ Brettins. .. Of this city. Ths
Rev Dr. Paul Menzel
Samuel l. Perry. B. Of Rnckb-idEr BsthA
Va. and Harriet Mzyb1sh. q. of Stauntoa.
Va The Rev. T. y DAVIS
COI,ORED.
Henry T1bbs. .. and Marie Andrvws q
both Of this city. The. Rev. W. J. Howard
Rufus S. Whiting a. and Alice J. FIelds
z. both Of this city The Rev. S T womley
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$780,.

Silver sprinn. Nd Brand new 1-room
house. bath. hot water heat, gas and s,eo-
tricity, lot 5oxlso, close to car Hnes-now
vacant Immediate possesson, sman cash
payment, balance monthly.
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PALMISTRY.
MRS. BOSWELL.
PALMIST AND CL.aIRyoYANr.

PAIMIoT AND CL4AIItVOYANT.
Gives advice on business matters. love. health
and family affairs; tells if the one you lorc is
true or false. what part Of the country Is hlck-
lest to you. what to do to be successful in life
Gives you dates and facts. tells you what has
Tassed in life. and what is happenins without
asking a single question. She does not tel to
please. but reads Just the hands indicate; tells
you the Planets you were horn under. the lucky
and unluclU planets: when and whom you will
marry; settles and explains love. family trouble,
marriage. divorce. health, lawsuits. speculationS
investments. transactions Of all kinds. In fact.
no matter what your hope, fear ambition.
come to this noted palmist and find help There
Is no use for anyone to be Unsuccessful or un-
happy. No matter what the cause her advice re-
moves all trouble. She guarantees satisfaction
Readings. Slm 7l0 7th St NV. between and
sta ncfit
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$1,000.

2fo block Of Irving Street, Brookiand-s
rooms, new heating plant, gas. lot 5oxloo
IT. Improved By beautiful yard with box
wood hedging. garage. fruit and shade
trees Immediate possession, small cash
payment, balance monthly payments
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EXCEPTIONAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
Manufacture Of . most extraordinary device
for homes; retails at $50: now being nationally
advertised and sold in every large city throughout
the United States. desires party or parties with
sufficient capital and ability TO finance and
handle city and State agencies in q wholesale
and retail way; SEQ and up will be sufficient TO
purchase enough Of our product to warrant our
granting agencies; large profits and quick sales
guaranteed; do not reply unless you can qualify
closest scrutiny. Reply Mr.. FORD. so 5th
ave-. New York City. oc4a
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RESENTS BEING BASEW
BALL FOR HUBBY 81 3

Attributing 20 her husband such
symnsstic abilities a. -picking -
up In his arms and throwing -
from one room TO another"
ronica B. Barber yesterday nie4%
suit for limited divorce from Her-
bert 8. Barber.
Through Attorneys Ford ana Al
len. Mrs Barber states IN her bin
that they were married here March
IL. 1913. and have two children
She gives her residence a. 3es G
street northwest
She states In her bill that hSr
husband Is employed In the Depart.
ment Of Agriculture and receives
about $500 a month. Custody ofsthe
two children 70 asked by the plain
tin
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S4,750

Corner house on Columbia road, CON
tanning rooms and bath. hot water heat
An excellent LITTLE home nicely heated
The few repairs necessary win Be made By
the owner. Small cash payment and s.
per month on balance
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. c.
Washington. d. O., October l, 1919 Sealed
proposals will be received at this odice. Room
5oe District Building. until O'Clock p. m. Oc-
tober 2. 1879. for furnishing and delivering one
steam locomotive. coal burning. about fortyone
tED tons. for use on the Industrial Rsilruad.
district government Institutions. 0ccoquxn. Va
Forms of proposal and specification may b upon
application to the Purchasing Onioer. ID. c..
Room sd, District Building. LOUIS BROWN
LOW. W. GwYNN GARDINER, CHARLES
w. KUTZ. Oommisdnerx D. q eoS
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Autos Collide, Man
Is Slightly Injured

r. ID. Holcombe. 155s Fairrnont street
northwest, received q lacerated scalp
and cuts on his body yesterday aft
ernoon. when two automobiles collided
at Fourteenth and @ streets north
west. one Of the cars striking Hos-
combe, q pedestrian The automobd3ef
were driven. respectively. by walte7
L Dant. q K street northeast, and
c. b. Risdon, 2z24 + street northwest
Heavy damage was done to both MAJ
chimes. Holcombe was treated st
Emergency Hospital
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Help Wanted-Male and Female

"A YOUNG MAN COULD NOT GET AWAY
from . Washington woman" Z HeB SVEN,
pastor. Centennial Bapt. Ch-. Eth and Eve ne.
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A,250

Bethesda. Nd. New frame containing
rooms and bath, gas and electricity. "a
rage. large lot 50x1l5. Ready for oc-
cupancy. Terms
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DIED.
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHIT-

WHITE.
Isnazio 8. and Fr7ncesca Tamon1A. boy
Gordon z and Alice L. Tsylr. sih
Martino 4 Gany. SaiA- girls ttwins)-
SalIaduTe & C4terina RinAldi. gih
Levis r and Mabd NJ Payne. bog.
James l. and Anna N. O'DouneI, grh
George & ChriSina v. Menke. crl
Harry h and Marion b Mathew bog
Cement 3 May MasgiA, girl
Daniel J. and Violet L Hugsn- bcJ-
Henry & Jennie FItrovsc. girl
Bernard n. and Shirley Downs rd
Lloyd L and Mary Ooiner. bog.
Dante p and Mamie N. ChiccA, girl
Charles II. and Jane o. Chase. bog
Antonio & Cooce:ta Anastaa, boy.
Thomas h and Matte H Atldnson. gih
CODORED.
Joseph z. and Della Wilson- beg.
Owen ]. and Lillian Washington. boy.
Oscar W. and LITeria James. boy.
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PHRENOLOGISTS.
NINE. SHERA,

Phrenologist and Bust
ness Adviser. gives truth
ful advice on all affairs
Of life.
She was born with
strange and remarkable
power-power not meant
to crafty the idle Gu
nous, but to direct, ad-
wise and help men and
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DEATHS REPORTED
WHITE

WHITE
Es,elle A. safeI. = yun lE7 Newtn
u NV
Henn Cu1uelet, .. Garfield Hospital
Thomas II. ETans. IS Georgetown L. Hospt
wm- L. T. Davis &C. 100 I7th 81.
Franoes 4 Wiuchesse. 81. ~ Jrreiyn -
Annie X. May. e5. 1873 Wyoming ave NJ.
Edna NJ Stewart, 50 is sth - ~.
Lna L Bake. &. 100 Good Hupe I'd -
James X. TosDAS s., G2s 18th St Sc
Henry c. Bndget.e. S. St Elizabeth Bospt-
Edward Canoc. months. Children's HosIS-
CODORED.
lArrrnce Jac4s1u, IS yearx. SS NJ T. nv.
Addison Lewis. 90. FTeedmen's Hospt
Harriet Brown. 50. FIeedmen's HOspt
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NIGHT SCHOOLS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, under the direction Of the Board OF
Education. will open On Wednesday October l.
1913. No tuition charges. Apply for registration
at any Of the following: Business High School,
commercial subjects: Mckinley High School,
industrial subjects; Eastern High School. acad-
ernic and grade subiects; Western High School.
commercial and grade subjects: New Central
High School. printing; Park View School yo-
cationA subjects; Smallwood School, vocational
subjects; Northeast Industrial School. domestic
science and art Grade subjects at the follow
ing buildings: Henry. Jefferson and wallach.
Americanization classes for foreigners at the Old
Central High School, Monday, Tuesday and
THURSDAY. Schools for colored pupils will be
open follows: Armstrong High School in
dustrial subjects; Dunbar High School academic
and commercial subjects; Cardozo Vocational
School. industrial subjects Grade and indus
trial subjects at the following buildings: Dcan-
wood School. Garnet-Phelpa Garfield. Phillips
Birney. Stevens. LoVeioy. Reno. BurTTine and
Randall The hours for white schools are from
30 to 80 p m and for colred schools from
TO 10 r. m For further information inquire
x W. B. Patterson. director Of night schools,
Franklin School; for colored night schools in
Quire Of W. s. Montgomery, Abby Simmons
School ERNEST l.. THURSTON. Supt. Of
Schools ocSct
WILL PERSONS HAVING INFORMATION
Of an automobile accident to a lady Friday
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Whicn step TO take In life to better themseiyea
consult one who can properly advise you. Good
.dIise. in time often saves much anxiety and
trovtle. Consult her today. Tomorrow NAV be
too late. Advice on Health. Love Marr;,ee
Business and Mining Ventures. No one ip trou.
ble turned away. Sees every one. MS 18th st
NV. Office hours 0 a. m. to D. m
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$S,60O.

A dream homs In q high-class neighbor-
hood. 6 largo rooms and bath. hot water
heat, gas and electricity. large colonial
front porch. large rear screened porches, fine
front yard. exceptionally large rear yard
to wide alley. real home ideally located.
Occupied by owner. possession assured
Inspection through this Office only.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FUK SALE-HOUSES.
FOB AS LITTLE AS 8 .om CASH AND IN
t.Lfments Of less than rent You can own the
bona you always dreamed of. Let Us finance
yDu bona ACT AT ONCE. For further in
4<mEtion addres
4. A. M. MULLIGAN.
f,sons Cleveland Issl-w. zls Northamu.on n
Chs,y Chass. D. Co., oc4tf
&X-RooN HOUSE IN NORTHWEST SEC
stion: bath; two porches; imme tie possession.
worth ms. ocS
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a pa. AVE. NV
MADAM IENORE

Gifted elsirvoysnt and redium, can b con
sulted on all sfairs Of life Where others fail.
she succeed. Her advice Is good, tIy her. No
Fsess work or Questions asked; what Ihe sees and
tells comes true. Satisfaction guaranteed. OF.
ice n llth st. NV. two doors north Of Palais
Royal store. Hours IL a. m tos - tul-s@
Pallistry Is 4 recognized science. and
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$1,000.

1D block Of C Street Northeast. rooms,
2 baths. gas. large lot, IN good condition,
small cash payment, balance monthly.
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$4,000
$4,000

1905 Twenty fourth Street. This houss
Is located On corner Of an alley, has .
large back yard with room for Earases,
contains rooms. bath. latrobs heat, one
quarter Of q block from PennSlvania Ave-
nue. car line, very low termA
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NINE. JEANEr

Guarantee to read your sntirs life. pat. preS
snt and future. She asks no Questioos, but ~
fore you utter . word she tells what ycu called
Tor. names Of friendA enemies: tells hov u
gain success in business. health. coRtship mar.
riase divorce tells you what part of the world
will be successful for you: advises bow TO gain
and hold . good position: she tells u The one
you love b tue or false Are yuu In troubled
Do you ind the one you have bestowed your
trust snd affection upon srtinz cool and in
different toward you! She VII remove all o.
ttacles and tell you how - win and hold the
one you sesi-e. She rrnites tie sepsrated. 10
Gates absent friends or relstiVes Readings. tl.oo
O SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
P:Nau PariorA Opp saks d On
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS, ANY STYLE
or quantity for spot cash; state numbers, price
and description; will also buy Z. S. SlicGS
Computing Scales Electric Nils or Chopper
Ganger. lF W. 4cnd st, New York. oc+7t
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MADAM EPPY,

Resds your life from cradle TO gave: her pov.
ers are wonderful; indieVutable sdrice; clear In
formation concerning love. courtshp marriags
and divorce; both rich and poor hnd counsel
eqhlly beneficial and interesting; you are wiser
nd happier after consulting her: satisfaction
guaranteed: permanently located; hours. . q u
70 p m
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MADAM KASKO

EGYPTIAN SCIENTIFIC PALMIST; TELLS
PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE; SATIS-
FACTION GUARANTEED; HOURS, 0 A. NJ.
TO z. NJ. 6l5 7th ST. NV ocl-u
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$1,000.

Beautiful double house located on Tweo-
tyafourth Street Northwest. within one
quarter Of block Of Pennsylvania Auenue-
this houss can be converted into . four
teen-room, two-bathroom house or home
At very nominal cost or can Be improved
to make Apartment House. Of four apart
ments atIery little cost. Ideally located
for this purposs Call upon US for per
mission to inpect-rery low terms.
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PROF. BELMONT.

Noted elairToyant and palmist. Gives sdrice
on business matters, love. health, and family af-
fairs. Tells name Of your future husband or
wife, tells 1: org yo- love Ia true or false What
part Of the country Is luckiest TO you. What to
do to be successful in life lZle New York ave.
NV. Next door to Masonic Temple. Read
luEs 81 los Ot
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$s,650.

Three brand-new detached homes, con-
tanning 9 rooms. bath and 2 lavatories
each with hot water heat, gas and elec-
tricity, laundry-on lot 4orl9 #. Lsrgs
back and front yardA II you need q good
homo at once We can arrange for posss-
sion.
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$12,500.

One Of the most attractive homes In the
Northwest section on Ontario Road. 10
rooms and bath; steam heat. gas and cleo
tricty. garage An ideal home in perfect
condition.
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$4,000.

Business property on Seventh Street.
near N. Fow-story brick. containing store
room and about 10 rooms above. Bath,
Eas and electricity. lot lsrlo5 to wide al
leg. Garase-recently remodeled Posses
sion can be hod Immediately.
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SS,650.

On Illinois Avenue Northwest. near
Grant Circle. frame house. containing Q
rooms bath, two laratories, hot water
heat, gas and electricity. exceptionally
large lot 4o1l9. This Is 4 new detached
house and will make excellent home
Ready for occupancy. The last Of siI.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-04

EXPERT PHONOGRAPH RE-
pairing BY man with 6ye years
experience in the business; reason
able charges. Call G. W. EAST
MEM. Jr.. North 2232-J oc2-f
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In the no block of First Street North
west This house contains rooms and IL
located In one Of the very best sections Of
First Street. IL occupied By the owner who
Is moving to his new home in 4 few days,
Possession therefore can be secured i'm
mediateiy. You could not buy . more de-
Erabls home for this money.
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Bugs! Bugs! BugsI
10th Century Insecticide
win nd your home Of roaches. ants, wsterbuss.
and hedbugS Viii exterminate roachss in your
home. Sold by druggists A NJ C. CO.. 81
n Y. ave Main ao2 aul-90t
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

BOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD AT
.Che.y Chase On $40 cash and 90 a month.
CLAN ". GIBSON. aT-s1s Colombo Build
- ael6M
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cLAIRvoYANrs.
MADAME PARKER.

GIFTED CLAIRvoYANr AND MEDIUM.
II you are going to seek advice or hslp. why
not consult one who 70 well known. one who is
here permaneutlyf She can tell you u the one
you love Is true of false and tel you how to
win and hold the oce Of your choice; tells you
what business and what part Of the world 10
most lucky for you and advises you how to gzin
and hold . eood position; she bring the SOP
arated tosetlier; makes happinsss between man
and wife Can tel you II anybody has put bad
luck or evil influence on you and shs can tel
# your troubles and how to avoid them. Can
advise you In divorce cases: when 10 speculats
and where to locate This lady does not tell
to please you. but Evesp only truthful advice you
can depend on Do not become discouraged II
you have seen others and they have failed to
help you- MADAM PARKER win sbos you .
way. Satisfaction OF no charges.
READINGS, 800
mi = ST. nu between leh and 18th ets. Upgtain
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Sl2.500.

Ontario Road Northwest-EIcellenth home
containing 10 rooms. bath, bedrooms.
steam heat, gas and electricity. laundry.
lot lsIl65; garage, large back yard and
condition is perfect, nowly papered and
painted throughout. Most excellent home
and can be inspected at any time.
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Sl5.0OO.

On Livingston Street, Chevy Chase. lees
than one-half block from Connecticut Ave
nue. car line, semi-detached house Of 10
rooms. Q baths. servants room and bath,
hot water heat, gas. electricity. laundry.
lot aIl0 f., beautiful reception hall. oak
doors, oak and mahogany trimmed through
out Beautiful front, side and rear
porches, q desirable home in every partic-
ulcr, Terms can be arranged
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WATCH THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS FOR.
evidences Of the growth Of this city This
may seem like an odd suEgesrion-but it isn't.
uah2i-u
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MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE
at current rates Of interest. TYLER &
RUTHERFORD, INC, sl7 18th st. nv. ap24sE
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q Street. near Fifth Street Northwest
exceptionally good house, pressed brick
front containing ls rooms bath. hot water
heat, laundry, large lot 25at5o. Very hne
proposition for boarding or rooninE house
or oniees. This property now rents for
$40 per month
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$3.50.

Elm Street. Chevy Chase. 7 rooms. bath.
steam heat, Eas and electricity. lot D1l3i.
In perfect condition. 2,ooo or more cash,
monthly payments Of So
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Sl2,S00.

Rosemary Street, Chevy Chase, new de-
tached home. rooms. bath, hot water,
gas and electricity. lot 751loo. garage,
front and back yards. perfect condition.
e Oo0 cash.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LoAN-s25o 70 $4,000 ON D. C
real estate Several trust funds. All trans
actions conducted with economical consideration
for borrower
WM. Il. SAUNDERS & co..
Southern Building, so7 18th It. NV
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$1,000.

A real homsL Bungalow. pebbledash and
shingles; located IN . good northwest Soc
ton. High elevation. Largo lot T1lEa
ley IN rear. Has gis and electricity. hot
vatsr beat, in fact . home that would Be
hard to beat for the price.
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RIZPAH ELDON.

b known a. one Of its neatrt exponenta. Hun
dreds visit this remarkable woman daily: com
plete readings with accurate descriptions Of what
Jcur hand foretells only 81. Reception psrlo as.
eorner OF sth and @ NV. Entrance Sh st
Hour, 10 q m to D. m. jeAN
The Washington herald., 1919-10-04
National Cathedral School for Girls

Wisconsin and woodley, road; situated
within the Cathedral close; reOpcns for day pu-
pils October 2, 1879 Grades S, G. Z and Su-
pervised study ard outdoor life; coach from Du-
pout Circle. Telephone CeEeIsnd Sos. seA-IS
The Washington herald., 1919-10-04
$4,000.
S11,S00.

Geranium Street Northwest, 10 roomA
thoroughly modern moderate cash ray
ment