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IDA Mae Martin. 2. of EIIersor. Va. The Rev.
John Z BTigy~.
Francis r. wanicke. 20. and Nora T walsh,
%. both Of this city. The Rev Father L. L.
B1ckey.
Edwin H. Fnney. Is. Of Knoxville, Tenn
and Margaret E Cobb 8. Of Brooksville. Fla
The Rev. Samuel H Greene
Ralph y. Small 81. and BeFnice Gny, %,
both Of this city. The Rev. II. @. England.
Donald r. Mason. d. Of Rsynoldsburg. Ohio.
and Nellie =. Price. Is. Abberi1e. Ala.
EAd B. Hpu.r. =. and Cecel.s Doher1y, u =,
both Of this city. The Rev. WR. 4. Cohill.
Clarke W. Roper. 3. ard Denbre r. Hay. IS
both Of Richmond. Va The Rev. s II. Greene.
John Alvin Carol. 26. q Mount jackson, Va.
and Edith V. Wilhelm. %. Of MinktOn. Nd
The Rev J. II. Jefries.
CoLoRED.
Clarence W!ndef. =. Of Bsltimore. Nd and
Adelaide Brown. 2. Of Palmyra, Va The Rev.
W. II. Jarvis.
Harry B. Modem. :. and Mary l. Wilson. 3
both of this Sty. The Rer. c. A. DeNaughn.
Clifton W Kelly p and JusnitA, u. GraN-
sn, ?. 10th Of this city. The Rev. W. ID.
Jarvis
Bonnie Cunningham, %. Of jacksonville. Fla.
and Otelie West, 8. OF Washington, D. q.
The Rev. L. d. Best
John Scptt 81, and Florence Thurston. 20,
both Of this city. The Rev. Chas- H. OEtney.
VIM W SsrShAn >. and Martha l. Over
ton, g, both Of this city. The Rev Wm- H.
Dcsn.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

WHITE
Andrew E. o. and Evelyn r. Wiener. gil
Franklin J. and Mary n. PILES. bog.
Daniel ]. and Ruth V. Moffat. girl.
Arthur and Fiona Halsted. bog.
Harry w. and Annie Heeter. girl
LAunce W. and Katie Holland. boy.
Norman @. and May A Howe. bog.
Wendell L. and Irene C. Graham, bog.
Richard G. and Nellie L. Fletcher. hoy.
Edward V. and Ellen NJ FIneran. girl
Blair B. and Golden v. Fricke. girl.
George G. and Josephine b. Esley. girl
Arthur J. and Catherine Elinger. boy.
Steven J. and Josephine Byrne. girl
Harry B. and May L. Bates. boy.
Porter n. and Emma =. Butt. girl
Hary and Mable Ball. girl.
CoLORED.
George and Mamie Thomas, girl
Ella L and Jeanette L. Phifer. girl
William T. and Nettie Morgan. bog.
James and Mary V. Lancaster. girl.
Chester and Hattie Henson. girl.
George and Armenia Gordon, boy
Joseph n and Magic Ford. girl
Wayman z and Lydia r Carroll. boy.
Arthur G. and Alice Coleman. girl
Charles W. and Naomi Brooks, girl
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DEATHS REPORTED
WHITE.

WHITE.
Susan Ports 80 years. tD llth s. Sc
William ]. Cduch. -. ST Ehz hOsIt.
Redmond Burke. 50. lls6 More II. ne
Helen G. BuSssrd. 10. 9Th and Ashhy SITS nv.
Katherine S Washington. 8. Potomac River.
Charles W. o. Weisliet. 10 ProEd. Hospt.
CUrieha Lowe. .. 81 Shepherd ST NV.
Margaret W Brinkerhof. q. BIZ HoameSd
ave. NV.
Frank Y Agnev. s.. 9ae ST. 81.
Rufus HARE 3. st. E2iz. Hospt
Frances r. Williams 20. The Porn-r apis
18th & L sts NV.
JOSEPH Fox. Is. 25l4 st. NV.
Dunsld W. CayWoOd. days Nat. HGnco.
Hospt-
Infant Of George +. NJ and CA1 Hsrting. /
day. so ST. sU.
CoLoRED
Richard Baker. 90. S Congress Ct. nv.
Florrnce Shorter. p 49, 5,h o.. nv.
Sterihen Morgan. -. 81. Eliz. Hospt.
Infant Of Cleveland and Mary Harris. u days
Feedmens Hospt.
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SIS, 600, 900 TOOLS
SOLD TO THE FRENCH

a contract whereby France may pur-
chase So, oO0.000 worth OF machine
tools from the surplus stocks held
by the War Department in this coun-
try has been executed between the
French government and the War
Department, it was announced yester-
day.
This contract was entered into to
carry out the desires of the United
States to assist in the rehabilitation
OF French industries. particularly
those in the devastated regions, the
War Department said. The tools will
be paid for i'm ten-year ; per cent
bonds of the French government.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.

WHITE
Clyde 2. Hernsr. n. and Edna MAY Lindsey
2. both Of Richmond. Va. The Rev. H. T.
wm H. Tabler. &c. and Alice N. McCI.n,
han. Is. both Of Seat Pleasant, Nd The Rev
II. +. Downs
Walter J. West. p. and Mrs. Lorett. !
knight, .. both Of this city. The Rev. L B.
Clifford C. McLAchlin. 10, and AIo. G. ZONES
l6. both Of this city The Rev. c. n. stetson
Leon NJ RRtig. p, and Alice York, 10, both
Of this city. The Rev. $ T Nicholas
Lehman Jcrman. q, and Lena V. Chatter
buck. 10. both q Swetnam, Va. The Rev.
Harry d. Mitchell.
Chas. F. Fowler. a. and AHoe N. Gibbons,
"a. both Of this city. The Rev Thos 4 Oops.
Patrick Baldridse. a. Of BONANZA, Ky, and
Dott:e o. Denton, - of Washington. ID. c
The Rev. Samuel H. Greene.
Christian H. Larsen. 81. and sigrid Charlotte
Wilson. - both Of Washington. D. C.
Wallace II. Smoke. jr., q, and GlAdys NJ
A. Wagner. Q both Of this city ne Rev.
James Shcra Montgomery.
Csnde W. Whitehead. q. and Hazel A.
Grsinser. 20. both Of this city. The Rev. W.
Il. Flanagan.
Louise w. Cobb. z. Franklin. Va The Rev
]. Compton Ball.
: Frank r. NJ. Bingham. z, and L. &. Irwin,
2. buth of this city. The Rev. ]. Compton Ball.
Henry Kornoskin. a. Of Baltimore. Md and
Edna s. J. Marzolius. r. Of Washington, d. c.
The Rev. Geialin Silycrstcne
Braden R. Fleming. Is. and Julia A. Neale,
q, both Of this city. The Rev. Amos Clan,
Merion q. Vaughan, q, Of Charlottesville. Va.
and Brstrice y. Dagger. 10. Of San Antoaio,
Tex. The Rev Hugh T. Stevenson.
Simon ]. HlArides. s. Of Grand Rapids,
Mich. and Charlotte NJ. Steiner, Is. Of Wash.
ington. ID. c.
VIM z. Tayman. 81. and Alice Kathleen
Brewer. q. both Of this city. The Rev. X. +.
Randolph
Clyde W Kennedy, .. and Nora T. williams
Is, both Of this city. Rev IL H. Welsh
Stanley n. BROOKS. .. Of Richmond, Va, and
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Mrs. Thomas Powell Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. II. c. Knapp. in 81!
Louis. Al
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SzA.0O0.00

On beautiful Maa ave. Terrace at
rhouias circle; . ssmi-dstsched home con
tanning twenty large rooms. every room
is flooded with daylight and fresh air;
this house 70 now being used - q high
class boarding house, with accommoda-
tiou for forty or more roomes and board
En-. and twenty or more table boarders;
this house IL also wen suited for . home
Zee only.
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Or. Carl J. Mess. dean Of the Den
tai School at George washinEton
University. has returned from New
Orleans, where he attended a meet
ing OF the National Association Of
Dental Faculties. At the meeting the
George Washington University Den
tai School was admitted to full mem,
bership in the association. =
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PROF BEIMON-

Noted Clairvoyant and Palmit, can read yom
hfs b. the lines IN your palm. which srs The
record Of your Hfs. Being . graduate Of too
collsses Il palmisRy his wonderful gift q
second dEht ensbles him to LIT the veil Of mys-
tery and reveal to 700 tmportant matters d
your future life. Giv-s sdvics On bukiDess mat
tiers. love- bealta and family ahsi1; tells name
Of your future husband or wife; tells n one you
love 10 true or false; what part af the country b
luckiest to you. what to do to BE- successful in
life; removes troubles Of all nature: trinss ths
separated together; tells the secret Of having
personal influence with your associates. Prof.
Belmont 10 . Psychologists Of World Rsnown
Readings. 81. ms New YORK ave. nv. nsxt
door to Masontr T-rnri.
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8QCAlpEy'

Richmond. vs-.-a niece Of John skel-
ton Williams. Comptroller Of the
Currency
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Christmas Play for 'Kiddies."

The Children's Theater Company
will present the Christmas NatitSty
play for the first time in the Little
Theater of the Community Servtsc.
sTS Tenth street northwest. on DE-
afternoons Of December %. 80. al
and January 3. for the entertain
ment Of the children of the munlsi-
pal Fairgrounds. Tickets may ~
secured at any Of the Fairgrounds
in the city.
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Mr.. and Mrs, william S. stamper
and their children will leave wash
ington Friday for Tennessee. where
they will pass the Christmas holi-
days with relatives. Mrs. Stamper
will remain there through the
month of January but Dir. Stamper
will return shortly after Christmas
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LOST.
FOUND.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WITH CoNsTDER-
able anount Of money in 'front.' voigt's Jew
ei0 Store. Y It'll t. NV. Can and IDENTIFY |
delf-lt
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Henderson. Of
New Orleans, who are in New York,
will come TO, Washington shortly to-
visit Mrs. Henderson's brother-in-lsw
and sister. Major and Mrs. Pierce
Murphy, in this city.
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Mrs. SEWER Raines Topper. Of this
city. has returned from a visit 20
Erie. Pa. where she went for the
marriage recently Of Mrs. winifred
Talcott Cabanne, of St Louis. and
Frank r. Tate. president OF the Tate
Gillian Motor Car Company.
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MADAM jeanette

Egyptian Pianist and Clairsogant- 6uaran-
tees to read your entire He; she does not tell
to please but before you utter . word she WIN
tell what you called for; names and dates Of
when and who you Win marTy; II true or fafe:
bow to win and hold thu ons yoo-do love; what
budnes snd part Of the country 10 best for you
and tust what to do to make . succes ~ life;
special readin1. 8. %. so fth It nv. oDposits
Saka Co SatiRacfion rlarantesd.
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Dr. Carl J. Mess. dean Of the Den
tai School at George washinrton
University. has returned from New
Orleans, where he attended a meet
ing OF the National Association Of
Dental Faculties. At the meeting the
George Washington University Dem
tai School was ADMITTED 70 full mesn.,
bership in the association. @s
SOCIETY NEWS. -
The Louisiana Society OF Washing
ton has sent out cards for a recep-o
ton and dance tomorrow at $40 D
m, at the Washington Club, seven-~'
teenth and X streets northwest. The
Louisiana Senators and Representa-
tives and their ladies will be the
guests Of honor.
Members of the society are re-.
quested TO come one hour earlier 20
attend q business meeting at which
officers for the ensuing year win
be elected and other business at
tended to.
Miss Ellen Skae. who is a student
at the Georgetown Visitation Con-
vent, will leave Friday for Detroit
where she will spend the holidays !.
with her mother Mrs. Z. A. Skae. ~
Mrs. Thomas Powell is visiting
her sister. Mrs. H. C. Knapp. In 81!
Louis. a.
Miss Emily Harrison Price. one OF
the seasons debutantes in Balti-
more, will be the guest Of honor AZ
u dinner to be given by Mrs James q.
ID. Anderson on the evening Of Dc
cember % at the Baltimore Country =,
Club. Besides debutantes OF the
season and the younger set Of men
there will be a few OF the girls not
yet out" including Mrs. Ander- !,
sons daughter. Miss Katherine vir-
ginis Anderson. who is a student OF
the National Cathedral School in
'"'s Guy 81
Mr.. and Mrs william s. Stamper
and their children will leave WASH !.
ington Friday for Tennessee where
they will pass the Christmas holi-
days with relatives. Mrs. Stamper
will remain there through the
month Of January but Dir. Stamper
will return shortly after Christmas.
u
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Henderson. OF
New Orleans, who are in New York,
will come to- Washington shortly toe,
visit Mrs. Henderson's brother-in-lsw /,
and sister. Major and Mrs. Pierce %
Thomas Murphy. in this city. %
Word comes from Honolulu OF the
arrival there OF DIR. Ernest A Sweet.
new United States public health and
quarantine onacer for the port of
Honolulu.
The new Honolulu Federal health :
officer has been in the government
service for Is years. He went to
Honolulu from Augusta. Georgia.
where he has been head Of the govern
ment health service. He was for four
years stationed in this city. and dur
ing the war was at Camp Mead, and.
Camp Hancock. Augusta.
Accompanying him to Hawaii were
Mrs. Sweet and their son. Ernest A
Sweet, Jr.
Mrs. Sewer Raines Topper. OF this
city, has returned from a visit 10 r
Erie. Pa. where she went for the
marriage recently Of Mrs. winifred
Talcott Cabanne. of St Louis. and s
Frank r. Tate. president OF the Tate
Gillian Motor Car CoTnpany
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Citizens Meet at Church.

The Rhode Island Avenue SubuIbsn.
Citizens Association will mold Uhe,I-
regular monthly meeting in the Shr-
wood Presbyterian Church tonight a.
O'Clock.
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PALMISTRl.'
Mrs. BOSWELL.

PIANIST AND CLAIRVOYANT.
Gives ADVICE on business matters love, health
and family Affairs; tells II the one you love il
True or false. what part Of the country is luck
iest TO Jou. what to do to be successful in life.
Gives you dates and facts. tells you what has
passed in life. and what Is happening, without
ASKING q single question; when and whom you
win marry; settles and explains love, family
trouble. marriage. divorce, health specuiations
Investments. transactions OF all kinds In fact
no matter what your hope. fear or ambition,
come TO this noted paamist and and help. There
d no use for anyone to be unsuccessful or un-
happy. No matter what the cause her advice
removes all trouble. She guarantees satisfac-
ton. Readings. NW. no It'll St NV. between
G and sts. del+7t
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GOLDEN RULE, Inc.
Main 1910. 1917,
NI,sO0.Oo

Irving ct. nssr 18th. Two family apart
mont. one with Eve rooms and bath, the
Other with seven rooms and bath; hot
water heat. gas and electricity; separate
cellars; The price h low 81 800, with G,up
eAsh md haiance 80 per month. ~.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. C..
December l6. 1878. SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received at this otice. Room 30. Dis
trict Building, until O'Clock p. m. on January
H. ls0 for the construction Of sewers in the
District Of Coiun5bia insoiving the construction
Of 20 linear feet Of 4S'rS0' masonry sewer
and 40 linear feet Of 3ofoot wide concrete in
vert in Old Tber Sewer. Forms Of proposals..
specifications and necessary information may be
obtained from the Chief Clerk. Engineer De
partment. Room q, District Building, Wash
ington. D. o. LOUIS BROwNLOw. CHARLES
W. KUTZ. Commissioner. d. C
deis.l7. R,p,0a
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$12.7SQ.o0

Chevy uhase. d. c., On Huntington st.
nv. New detached frame house contain
ing seEen rooms. bath. hot-water heat.
sa and electricity; hardwood floors.
VACANT. 49, T
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SCIENTIFIC ASTROLoGY.
PERSONAL LIFE READINGS

VERBAL. ~ Typewritten Forecasts, 8 no:
Chidren's Horoscopes and Vocational Guidanca
fkANk THEODORE ALLEN. Director, Astro-
ogical Research Society, l0 e NV. Phone
Frankhn -. Appointments preferred
LIGHT ON ALL LIES PROBLEMS.
no4-d
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
MADAM IGNORE
MADAME SELIA

Egyptian Palmist and Oairvoyant.
Gives trus sdTics you can depend On in busi-
ness. love. health and family anairs; tells the
name Of future husband Or wife and how to
win the one you love; make UP lovers qusrrels
or family trouble; reunites the separated and
makes happiness In your home; tells what bust
ness Is luckiest for you and how to gain sue
cess in anything you take In hand; II you are
having bad luck or trouble consult Nd Selia
she can help you; satisfaction guaranteed; read
ings. 8 daily and Sunday. Phone 1TsJ. 81
nh st. nv. Hours, to O. DELFT
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RIZPAH EIDON.

b known Is one Of its greatest e1poneuts Hun
dreds visit this remarkable woman daily: cum
plete rsadinss with sccurste descriptions Of what
Jour hand fcreteIls. only 81. Reception parior ne.
eorner OF 9Th and @ nv. Entrance 9Th It Hours,
10 q n to p N. jeas an
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Ss,2so.oo

In South Brookiand. D. G. Detached siI-
room frsms house lust newly painted and
papered; new furnace and Gas range;
pics, SEQ with 30 cash.
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Continental. Trust Building.
A7s0.o0

In the southeast section on Z It,, near
eh- Red hrick. trost9y and basement
hoass with dx rooms. gas and electricity;
exceilent rsntins proposition; one room
and htehnstte apartment on second fooe
renting Cor 20; psics. N.Tso With 30 cash
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ooNr1sUED FROM PAGE NINE.

Connecticut avenue, from last Friday,
December n TO December q. Among
portraits exhibited are those Of Lord
Reading. Commander c. r. y. Rod
gers. coiviile Barclay, Esq. Hon.
Ronald Lindsay. Henry Getty Chiffon,
ESQ., Maj. Crawford Stuart, Sir Grim
wood Mears,. T. T. Broderick. ESQ.
Capt G. c. Trail. A. wickham-G George,
Esq. Capt John Christie, Nigel Law.
ESQ, Robert 8. Hudson. Esq. Charles
Noble Gregory, Esq, c. A Lampson,
Esq. P. ". Emrys-Evans, Esq,
Horace Seymour. ESQ, Mrs. Arthur
Franklin Musgrave. Mrs. c. r. p.
Rodgers. Mrs. Carol Glover and A.
II. Ogsden, Esq, also series Of water
color studies OF New Mexico.
Misses Catherine Tonge, Essie Lee
Pearson and Mildred Herbst, all of
George Washington University. have
returned from q trip to New York
City.
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PSYCHOLOGISTS.
MADAM SHEARA.

Egyptian PhreooogiSt
md Business Adviser-
Before undertaking any
hing Of importance con-
uit one who can prop
Eiy sdyie you- Truth
hi advise On all Affairs
u life Evil Influences
Dsercome- This ad and
y entities you to my s.
seadinG Sees everyone
aouS1 . O. N to . d
n farlors upstaira A
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MADANi EPPY.

Genuine Egyptian Pslmist: reads ,ast, pres
sut and future; satisfaction guaranteed "a Pa.
ape nv. uo2-tf =
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$ll,0O0.00

In Cleveland Park On Tildsn 81. Brick
house containing eigAt rooms. two baths.
hot-wstsr heat. gas and electricity; lot,
3hiD: g.age: tso snclossd back porches;
an Exceptionally hne house newly decorat-
ed: price. 81. 90; moderate cash payment,
balance $l5 per month
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INTERESTING
BOX HOLDERS.

Vice President Marshall has sent a
check for s25 for two tickets for the
ball to be given at the wardman Park
Hotel on December q for the Police
Relief Association. The Washington
Elk Lodge No. Is have sent the ball
committee a check for 800. Among
the box holders for the ball are Miss
Annie n. Hegeman. Mrs. Willard
Brownson, Mrs. Richard Townsend.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson, Edward
Everett. Franklin Macveagh. Col. w.
e. Fowler, William Phelps Emo. Mrs.
Charles Boughton Wood. Mrs. Stephen
B. Elkins. Mrs. Victor Kaufman.
Mrs. Delos Blodgett. Mrs. Thomas F.
Logan, Mrs. Edward BeaIe Mclean,
Mrs. Theodore Boynton. Mrs. Julian
James and Mrs. Edison Bradley.
Miss Rosemary Arnold, student at
Columbian College Of George WASH
ington University. recently enter
tanned at a shower in honor OF Miss
Helen Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Post. jr..
are receiving congratulations upon
the recent birth of a daughter at
their home in New York. Mrs. Post
was Miss Irene Langhorne Gibson,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dana Gibson and a niece of Lady
Astor, of London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Sullivan, of
New York. will spend the winter in
Washington. Mrs. Sullivan was Miss
Marie McMechen Buchanan, of Bal
timore.
Miss Mary Louise Hauseman is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Z. W.
Houseman. in birmingham, Ala.
Miss Margaret COPELAND. who f.
attending the National Cathedral
School In this city. will return to
her home in New Orleans shortly to
pass the holidays with her parents.
Rev. DR.. r. s. COPELAND and Mrs.
Coupland. Accompanying her will
be Miss Maria Shelton williams, Of
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Exesptionally Low Terms.

In the zoo block Of LIST St NV, on east
kde Of the street We invite you to take
Q look at this fne row Of homes We have
one for sale At $3.50 with only 800 cash.
the balance - per month, including all
principal and interest: nine rooms. hot
water heat. II you DO not need the en-
tire house, We win SECURE q tenant for
you at $B Per month for the second floor.
A better house, on easier terms. cannot
b found In Washington. Inspection
through this once only.
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Sl1.sO0.0O

On nth st.. near Columbia Road. Brick
houss eontaining sx rooms. tso baths.
hot-water heat. 6ufitin garage. colonial
front porch; glass inclosed Lsepins porch
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
MADAM PARKER

GIFTED cLAIRvoYGNr AND MEDIUM.
II you are sotns to SEEK advice or heip,
Why not coosuit one who b veil known,
one Who b hero psrmanentlyi This lifted
LADY an tsli ycu anything you vikh 70
know o. ind out in business health, o.
family anairs When and whom you win
marJ. What part q the country n best
Tor youL What to do to b successful in
hfe. Removes evil Influence. Tells hos
to win and hold the one Of your choice.
satsfaetion Or No chareA Reading. u0
MI = T. NV. between Ifth en- iNs- noStf
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100000

On New Jersey ave. nv. In the I1o
block Small apartmnt house with three
apartments. three. four and Eve rooms;
hot-water heat; gas lights; live in one.
rent the other two; an investment that
viii pay for itself.
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DIED.

DIED.
McCARTHY-On Tuesday. Deem
Der 16. 1919. at $3.50 p. m ELLA
A. MCCARTHY (nee Walsh. the
beloved wife of John ]. McCar-
thy. Notice of funeral hereafter.
SHOPPELL-At Boundbrook, N. J..
December Is, ROBERT W. SHOP
PELL.
Funeral from his late residence.
S East Union avenue. Bound
brook, n. J.. Wednesday evening
eight o'clock Interment at
WoodIawn Cemetery, n. Y.
Thursday.
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FOR SALE. BUBNUMs HIGH-CAss
toilet preparations at pre-wsr prices; they are
always Appropriate and greatly appreciated a.
gifts LIBERTY SANITARY BEAUTY SHOP.
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