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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
PRICE. SEVEN CENTS
OFFICER RECEIVES TOBACCO
RETURNED FROM GERMANY
Former Prisoner Gets Package Matted
to Him Mt Hun Prison
Camp.

LONDON. July 5.-Behold the hon
est. though anonymous. German.
II. j. Wilson. an architect OF Peter
borough. England. formerly l.euten-
ant in the northumberland Fusiliers
and taken prisoner by the Germans
In the March drive OF 1918. received
through the mails today a package OF
tobacco which had been forwarded BY
his family to him at the German
prison camp at Rastatt in May %
last year
The tobacco had been held up some
where along the line and was not
delivered until after Wilson had left
Germany after the armstice. But
some conscientious German had taken
the pains to burrow into the records
find where Wilson enlisted and for
ward the tobacco to that address.
\ heartless British customs service
appended a duty of shillings upon
the returned smokes.
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Ration Importation.

II know of another manufactures
VINO sold his entire output for this year
more than two months ago. and has
since had an oHer-which he had to
take as many shoes as he could make
IN normal years output
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Liar. but Doesn't Lie.

NEW YORK. July 5-can a liar tell
til. truth? Sure. George +. Liar sure
~ told the truth when he said he was
subjected to ridicule and cmbarrass-
ment because OF his name.
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MADAME VICTORIA.

EGYPTIAN PALAIST AND MEDIUM,
Can tell you anything you wish to know or
ma out in business, health, and family az
fairs; tells you the name OF the lady o. gen.
tlsman you will marry and when you will
marry. Have you found the one you have
bestowed your affection upon acting cool
or distant toward your She can tell you
II Inc one you love IL true or false and
tell you how to win and hold the one
o. your choice; tells you what business
ana what part Of the world Is most lucky
Tor you and advises you how to gain and
hoto good; position; she brings the sepa-
rated togetheFi makes happiness between
man ana vile. The Madam can tell you
II anybody has put bad luck or evil In
nuence on you and she can tell you how
70 TAKE u on. The Madam can tell you the
cause OF your troubles and how to avoid
them. Can advise you in divorce cases;
Ehen TO speculate and where to locate.
rms lady does not tell to please you but
gives only truthful advice you can depend
On Satisfaction guaranteed or no cnarRe
Readings, 81. 52s 7th ct. N W. g.
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Near Chevy Chase Circle
California ST. Near 10Th

Bargain in s-room, 2-bath home. in one
OF the best locations in Washington
HsightG House in good condition
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CLA!RV0YANTS
L4oeassd By the District Of Columbia
PROF. MARCUS LA MAR.
MOST REMARKABLE WAR
PRnPHECY Ell .EIILED

MOST hEMAhhAbLE wan
PROPHECY FULFILLED
Published in The Washington Times
January 10, 1918;
/. President Wilson, the preparer OF the
way to world peace and other reforms
2. Fall OF Turkey.
9. Holy Land restored to>civilizauon-
= independence of Poland.
balkan republic.
% ESS{S aUtocratic rulers
d. ~ ,rontjaIS.5 republic and revolution
TTu It1T or war within the 10Th
BEEN MADE BEFORE ---rToNTs HAVE
BUT THIS PROPHECY VIZ IETER
TO PASS IN EVERY DETAIL, SANE
DISTINCTLY ALONE.
WaShington'S Favorite Adviser
Most remarkable reader of human des-
tiny Of the present age; reads the hearts
and lives of people like an open book; re-
veals the secrets Of love, gives neyer-fail-
ing help and advice on business, helps you
to overcome all troubles, giving full
names and facts. brings about your every
desire and succeeds when all others have
failed. Call and be convinced. Hours II
A. NJ. to P. n. daily. Closed Sundays.
1920 @ st. N. w.
noora 81
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Genuine Egyptian Scientific Palmlst, reads
your entire life, past. present and future:
subtraction guaranteed. Readings, 81
Sl5 eth St n. W. IoS
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"CEALO PARKER"
LAIRVOYANT AND PIANIST

NIlAIhNUIANI AND PALMIST.
Are you in trouble Save time and money
oy consulting a natural-born clairvoyant
that Divine Providence has seen Mt to bless
with remarkable talents; she asks no cues
lions but Will tell you about business love
or marriages, and what to do to be sue
cesstul IN life; oyercomes evil influence;
give luck days and numbers: you will be
wiser and happier after seeing her; sat
istacuon or no charges: readings, 81. 1911
z st. n. w between 18th and 18Th SITS. 90
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East Capitol Street.

t7,500-Liberal terms: 10 rooms,
baths; hot-water heat double
back porches: large yards; second
moor equipped as housekeeping
apartment; one OF the most at
tractiye blocks on this welI-known
thoroughfare. convenient to both
car systems; very Nberal terms can
be arranged. rast
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PROF. BELMONT

Noted clAiryoyant and palulist 0fye1
end family ahairE- Tells name OF your
4Wfure husband or wife, tells II one you
love 10 trUs false. What part OF th0
oOontry 10 luckiest 70 you. What 20 do to
- successful In life. 1916 ~. z ave n
". Hsu door TO Masonic Temple. Read
hga 81 -
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Near 18th and Columbia roac

Three story brick: 10 rooms, 2 baths,
hot water heat; electric light: cash pay
ment and easy monthly terms rnce,
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ARTHAN

Eoted SpiTitualist Medium holds Spiritu-
alist Meetings Sunday and Tucsd sy
evenings at 8 o'clock, in Society Han. sO9
q St ~. W He viii demonstrate life be-
end the grave. followed BY spirit mes
0GeG. He can be consulted daiiy on all
nGhiFB Of life in his studios in the hzIl.
EaHaSs dates and facts g.
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Pain1istry IS a recognized science and
RIZPAH ELDON

Hundreds visit this remarkable woman
daily: complete readings with accurate
descriptions OF what your hand foreteils
only 81. Reception pSrlor n e. corner 81
Sth and Q y. W. Entrance 9Th ct HouFG
70 a. m 20 .. m sc
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EAST BARCR0FT "

Small bungalow: basement; front -
rear porch; wired for electricity: EaraFsl
yard. lots Of shade; price 81 sOO-terrnI
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. .Blooninpdale.

bath home; excellent location on
r street N. W. near North Capitol:
very good surroundings: big lot,
with garage. on paved alley.
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Park Road Near New
Hampshire Avenue.

S5,S50-6 rooms and bath, &C.
ment front porch: hot-water heat:
eleefric lights: attractive location
in Columbia Heights, between two
car hness southern exposure; early
possession.
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MADAM D,ASHMAN.

CONSIDERED THE MOST GIFTED
CLAIRVOYANT IN AMERICA
Will help you to decide what is best for
you TO do in love, business, marriage, d.
vorce. changes, travelling; will tell you IL
you will marry the one you love. give you
lucky days and numbers See her today.
She can tell you lots of things you will be
glad to know. Unlike ordinary people,
Madam DAshman has possessed the az
traordinary power from childhood
TO LOOK INTO THE FUTURE
And see and hear what is happening at q
distance by reason Of her wonderful gifts.
She is the best to help and advise you. 30
confident Is Madam DAshmaa OF her abil-
tty that she absolutely guarantees her
work. Licensed BY the District OF Colum-
bia-
MADAM D'ASHMAN,
Room 80, 1901 G st n. W.
Cor. 18th and G. Next Door to Drug Store.
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lexington.
Near Truxton Circle.

Pacing south on prominent
street; steam heat. thorough
ly equipped. rooms and
bath; 1nvenient to schools,
stores and walking distance Of
Union Station. Price, $500.
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SUBURBGM PROPERTY
- ROR sALR
SUBURBAN HOMES
FOR SALE

East Bareroft. Ya-Small buaRaloW
oaSenent; front and back perch wired fOl
electricity; garage: chicken house, frull
uees; garden nfce yard; good 1haan'
price ts,soo-sSoo cash
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FOR SALE-1I-room house; a. m. l.; =
acre, best part Of Clarendon; suitable for
private residences or boarding house; price
$4,000; two new tile houses ready now.
Have others. II not may build ASHTON
c. JONES. Clarendon. Va. teI1-30t
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CLAIRv0YANTS
'osHsed by tke District Of COIun6fa
MADAME ALLEN,
PALHIsT AND cLAIRvoYAS7

tIs 7 bIhEEI y. ".
Guarantees 10 read your entire life
pasty present and future: gives true advice
en business. love. health and family az
talrH' tells the name Of your future hua-
hand wife: and what 10 do 10 be sue
ee8Sfui In life: one visit will pay You for
your many disappointments in others:
ne VIII remove all obstacles and tell you
eoW 10 win and hold the one you desire
me gives advice on all important AFFAIRS
or life; readings &l.oo; no one in trouble
turned away, money or no money. Hours
3 .. m 20 9 D. m II
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COLONIAL HEIGHTS va

Six rooms: reception hall; bathS sisetrSt
lights; hot air heat: front side ard 49,
porch; large bay windows; fruit: berries
garden; garage for two cars: modern ~
every respect; near cars and q beautifu
view Of Washington; price S4,So0.
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COLUMRTA VA

Nine-room- strictly modern house: e.
eellent condition: beautiful hnish; electric
lights; hot water heat: servants house a
three rooms: lot OF fruit trees; good RaFs
acres ground; price t12. 500-ons-haIf eas6
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COLUMRTA va

Pebble dash bungalow; seven roosaa
bath cellar; hot air heat: electric lightll
sArage; modern In every respect; tWo
eloeks from ear station. Lot 7Sx1s0; prioI
t4'S0O-teRmA
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COLUMBIA.LAND GO. 4

". E Ros.nNE Paon. Ho.lyp -
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K ST. n. E.; desirable corner brick and
colonial porch home; modern convsni-
enees; eight rooms; good value; good lOca-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
NO re THIS YF4R

- Scting promptly you may acquire
teF only 500 per county, and a royalty
- " per machine, q license to manufac-
tire, or assemble and sell under my ex-
eln0ve patents an improvement that re-
plRco1 tee, colder and cleaner; fully auto
maStc and elf-reEulatinE: parts can be
prchased in any quantity and can be
ruodily put together anywhere with little
labcr and no machinery: prompt deliv-
Srfoa; quick turnover: tremendous profits
Epory home, farm and store a prospect
Tfta G very unusual opportunity and
noW n the time TO get in Territory is
hing closed by wirc Don't wait II Won
60 qualify. FRED W. WOLF, 527 y
Wells 81, Chicago, M. s.
BEET PAYING toy and variety store in
Northeast; building stock and hxtures
bargain 1881 II 81. n z 70
eAIGE CAPITAL: best msthods: corporations
efUlnt1sd evefyWhere: liberal tsruaH: oogIsS.
0nn8. y. 6. LEGAL CORP. IlnS y "a. n.
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block: an exceptionally good proposition
for party desiring home Of "over the aver
age"
IRVING STREET n W, twelve hundred
block: an up-to-date home: all convent
snees; good rear yard to paved alley.
CHEVY CHASE HEIGHTS; immediate
possession: choice detached home; all
eonyenienees; terms can be arranged.
K ST. n. e.; desirable corner brick ana
colonial porch home: modern convent
ences; eight rooms; good value; good loca-
ton.
BRooRLAND. D. c.: three good homes:
and nine rooms; priced at $3.50 to 81, 500.
ST. n. e: good white nsiEhborhood.
six rooms and bath; good condition;
only s2.750. That price would scRrceIy
replace the brick.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE n. W.: three
only OF nine remain; six rooms, cellar,
hot-water heat. instantaneous gas heater,
servants accommodations: deep lot to
paved alley; room for garage: good brick
houses built only few years; price only
5000. Fine chance to secure doWn-town,
well located home at pre-War prices.
ING; on pike, near cars, seven minutes
out, eight rooms. bath. broad porcheS on
all sides: sleeping porch: good condition;
nearly two acres OF ground, about 350
fruit trees and grape vines: price 5000.
II IL 10 suburban you want. see this.
We have desirable homes In all parts Of
the city and suburbs; too many to enumeP-
ate and describe in detail. We are always
busy, but never too busy to give courte-
Gus consideration to your needs. The fact
Is, WE STRIVE TO SERVE
E. NJ. PETERSON,
734 Fifteenth N. w.
FOR SALE-1I-room house; a. m 4; =
acre, best part Of Clarendon; suitable for
private residences or boarding house; price
$4,000; two new tile houses ready now.
Have others. II not may build. ASHTON
{. JONES. Clarendon. Va. te11-3ot
WANTED
Wanted-Houses for col
ored purchasers Of the best
and most substantial class
Many of our clients pay
cash for their homes.
IRWIN & SHANK,
1410G st. n. W. Main 1903.
5sI0-tf
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If 9TH and G SITS.

S3,s0eA2-Story, 6-room home,
attractive RESIDENTIAL section; con-
venient to schoois ana store; To-
Gated near 3 ear lines immediate
possession.
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FOR sALE-HoUSES

Kennedy-Built Home Near
New Central High School.
Nine rooms. bath: hot-water heat
Offered at $1,000.
To close an estate
Near 18th and Euclid SITS.
10 rooms, bath. electricity; room for gar
age; stone and brick construction.
Price, Sf2,500.
ovner-occupant will give possession.
Newark ST., Cleveland Park.
rooms. baths: hot-Water heat, cleo
trio lights; beautifully situated.
$3.50.
Possession at once.
Oregon Ave. Near New Hamp.
rooms. bath; hot-water heat: vacant soon
Bargain at $3.50.
Attractive Semi-Detached Home
Containing 1 large rooms, baths; com
p pisseIy mode5nized very conveniently To-
Price, $4,000.
Near 9th and F SITS. NE.
Eight rooms. bath. on two floors; hot
water heat; possession.
Price, IS, $50.
Near 18th and S SITS. N. w.
Individually built home; 10 rooms, 2
baths; hot-water heat; electricity; large
side lot; two garages; sleeping porch; pos
session.
Bargain, $4,000.
Best buy in Mt. Pleasant Section
Three-story brick dwelling: nine rooms,
bath. porch; beautiful outlook over park
Only S5,2So.
$500 cash. $50 monthly.
ALLAN E. WALKER & co.
(lncorporated)
Phone Main 426. 8i3 18th st.
myz4-tf
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Near 10th and Md. Ave, NE.

Six rooms and bath: attrae- r
lively arranged; large yards: y W
vide alley; excellent street;
close TO car lines; good rest
dental section, $3.50: nberdI
terms.
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Central Northeast Section

35,5O0-1o rooms az. hath. az
Gallant neighborhood; e
schools: walking distance x en-
downtown section.
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Glass flied
SHANNON & LUCHS
REALTORS
Main 2345.
,713 14th st. n. W.

At considerable outlay of time and expense we
have obtained large and good selection Of homes
here are few of them.
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Walking Distance Of
Business Section.

3l,Oo0-Located close to New
Jersey avenue and n 80. rooms and
bath; modern corner house; all
outside rooms; close to cars.
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MRS. r. LUSBY-

Scientific palmistry. ImpressionaI Life
Readings. East India Crystal Fee 81
ana y. Positively ladies only. Closes 10
p. m. Closed Sundays 1918 nth ST. =. W.
l2AS6s
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EShyiew.

t0,3bU-b ROOM -, ..L R..-4
colonial porch: exStea pa ~.
on Rhode Island aven9S, hS.Saon
2 car lines and at one of the sl.,S-
est elevated points in the city; nb<
eral terms
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Advert Using
FOR SALE-HoUSES
PETERSON'S HOME SPECIALS
For Monday, July 9TH

LAMONT ST. n. w. seventeen hundred
block; an exceptionally good proposition
for party desiring home Of ''over the aver
age"
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MRS. JEANETT

PIANIST, CLAIRVOTAST
guarantees to read your entire life mast
present and future. She asks no ouSStjonS
but before you utter q word she tells Whai
you called for, names Of friendA enemies:
tells now TO gain success in buEineaa
health. courtshfp, marriage, divorce teIIS
you what part Of the world wiIF be sue
Seserul Tor you; advises how to gain and
hoIo good position; she tells II the one
you love IS true or false. Are Won IN
trouble! Do you ind the one you have
bestowed your trust and affection upon
sSung cool and indifferent toward youf
She VIII remove all obstacles and tell you
nov 70 win and hold the one you desire
SIe Leunites the separated, locates absent
tE1enoA or relatives. Readings 1I.0o,
500 SEVENTH ST. n W.
Opposite Saks g. Co.
Private PsriorE. Closed Sunday.
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COLUN[BIA. va.

Eour-room bungalow; chicken haa1al
mutt trees; garden planted: one acr3
ground; near car unss price 81. s0o-tsrIna
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MADAM LENORE

GIFTED clatrvoyant and medium, can b
eonsuned on all affairs Of life Where
others fall, she 6uccF eds Her advice IL
gooo. Try her. No guess work or questions
aAked; what she sees and tells comes true
SA1sleSuon guaranteed. Once T2I 1lth
It n. w, two doors north OF PaIGG RoyHI
gtore Hours. II q. m. to 8 % M b.
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HighView.

A very modern colonial front
house, containing rooms and
bath; in one OF the highest
locations In the District: be-
tween car lines; convenient
to schools and stores. Price,
3l.750.
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Near LIST and Que SITS. n. E.

$500: colonial porch; six
rooms and bath; box house
design; attractive In every de-
tail; good yards; excellent
neighborhood; convenient to
schools; near car lines;
price recently reduced for
quick sale.
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COLUMBIA. va

Five-room house; one acre FroRnM
forty fruit trees; large garden: gaFaesl
otner cut buildings: on macadam rad
near car line; price 80. 0oe.
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MADAME KASKO

Scientific Egyptian Pairnist Tells mast
present aud future. Satisfaction GaGraa-
ted. 633 Fifth Gt. N. ". &c
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Close to Down Town.

S3.2oO-Liberal terms. 6ye
rooms and bath; front colon
lal porch; southern exposure;
excellent yards: central loca-
uon; walking distance OF en-
tire business section. not far
from Public Library.
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IRVING STREET y. W, twelve hundred
block; an up-to-date home: all convent
ences; good rear yard to paved alley.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
M. 2345. 713 14th st. n. ".
Euclid ST., Near 18th.

Columbia Heights. eonven-
lent to ear and not far from
Central High School: 6 rooms
and bath. hot-water heat;
laundry tubs: porches: imme-
date possession. Price, $3.50.
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Near 18th and G. SITS.
s., e..

50, 500 - Comfortable 6 room
house. between two car lines; not
far from Lincoln Park; in good
nelghborhood; s rooms and bath
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PALMISTS
MADAME EPPY
MADAME ZELLA

Genuine Egyptian Palmist Reads past
present and future. Satisfaction RuaFan.
ted s24 Pa ave. n. W. l2S e.
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CHEVY CHASE HEIGHTS: Immediate
possession; choice detached home; ali
eonvenienceB; terms can be arranRed.
Take look at this.
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REDS HAVE NO STOMACH
FOR SOJ0URN IN PRISON
Short Term In Jail COnvinces /:
That U. S. Is Good Place
From Which To Flee

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Twelve reds y
who less than two weeks ago were in
Jail here. cannot be found. and are be-
lieved to have escaped from the
country.
The radicals, arrested in raids on
communist headquarters. were re-
leased on bail pending action by the
grand jury. Indictments have now
been returned charging them with
criminal anarchy.
About. ten more have been indicted,
but they are believed to be in hiding
in the city. The Lusk committee in
vestigating radical activities, has
just learned that John Reed, we'll
known radical, is in Sweden. He
left the United States without pass
ports. and the authorities are of the
that the twelve have followed
his example.
: AS soon as official word is received
that the cases of Emma Goldman and
Alexander Berkman are closed, they
will be deported to Russia immedi- =
ately, according to Byron III. Uhle,
acting immigration commissioner.
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stokes TOO COARSE
FOR HER, SAYS WIFE
Declares Millionaire Hotel Own
er Is Drug Addict and Stead
lily Abuses Her.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-"Stu6ied in
suit and abuse" by her husband made
life intolerable. according to Mrs.
Helen Elwood Stokes, whose answer to
the divorce complaint of her husband,
w. L. d. Stokes, millionaire hotel
owner and sporting man, was filed
yesterday. Mrs Stokes demands the
dismissal of her husbands amended
complaint, denying all the charges it
contained against her. and asks that
she be granted a separation with the
custody of her two children.
Stokes is described in his wife's af-
fidavits as "morose Snd drug ad-
dict" She also describes him as gen
orally so coarse that life with MIN
would be intolerable."
Her husband took her on a long
automobile ride with three men in
September, 1911, she said, and in
formed her later that he wanted to
find out whether she would drink
and become over-friendly with any
OF the men,"
Mrs. Stokes asserts her husband
"smuggled men into her home" for
the purpose of laying the foundat ton
for false charges against her.
Awaking suddenly in their apart
,ment on October Z. 1918. she found
herself looking into a revolver which
Mr.. Stokes was pointing at her, she
declares.
Mrs. Stokes recently was granted
temporary custody of her children,
James, five. and Muriel. three, by
Judge Ben 3. Lindsey in the Denver
Juvenile court in connection with the
New York suit.
The Washington times., 1919-12-02
SONG RECITAL DEPICTS
PROGRESS OF ENGLAND
Francis Rogers Heard In Symbolic
Numbers By Society of
Fine Arts

Francis Rogers, baritone. repre-
sented in song the Anglo-Saxon trend
of England. old and modern, and of
America, in the second of the series of
song recitals given under the auspices
of the Washington Society of the Fine
Arts at Central High School last even
ing before a large and appreciative
audience.
The music series of the Fine Arts
Society are musical events of reapim-
portance TO the. city. They also pro-
vide that ever-to-be-desired clement
of real art at a minimum price. And
this years Offering of songs in sepa-
rate recitals of different nations is
proving enlightemng as well as en-
joyable. ~
"Old England" in song. as Mr.. Rog-
ers put it in his very delightful ex-
planatory talk, shows grace OF man
ner that is symbol .of tho times.
They held the ornament of the vocal
art with its runs and trills, that the
male voice is not called upon to use
today. Shakespeare, too. inspired. or
gave the touch, that influenced this
art to some degree. With Henry Pur-
cell as leader O. charming group,
Mr.. Rogers incluoed Handel as repre-
senting England also in his song of
serious and of sprightly type.
Francis Rogers sings with a grati-
fying,s musical sense and his purely
lyric Voice is highly artistic He pos
sesses,, also, that inestimable quality,
conbrfted with beauty of tone, of be-
inzoQc cbaconteur" in song with diction
that is simple, direct. and understand
able. Molloys "PunchineIlo' was one
of the charms Of his modern English
The Washington times., 1919-12-02
sun SPOTS NO MENACE
TO EARTH, SAYS LARKN

NEW YORK, Dec. THE earth
will not be destroyed by & sun spot
declared Edgar Lucien Larkin. the
astronomer, at lecture at the
Chemists Club.
Answering recent articles appear
ing in the press to the effect that on
December IL six of the planets will
be in such a position that they will
be massed in the narrow limit of
26 degrees, and thereby cause the de-
struction of the earth. Mr.. Larkiu
proved by illustration that on tina.
date the nearest the earth will be in
line with the sun is 90 degrees This,
he said. preciudes all possibilities of
such catastrophe.