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IS THERE NO
RELIEF FROM
SKIN TORTURE?

The skin is fed by the blood.
and as long as the blood is abso-
lutely free of impurities. the skin
will remain clear and healthy.
Any skin disorder therefore. has
its origin in the blood and the
only successful treatment must be
through the blood. .
If you will waste, no further time
on local treatment, but will treat
the disease al its source--where it.
starts-you will soon find that
you can, be rid of the pain and
torture and have a complexion that
is ruddy and reflects the glow of
a perfectly healthy skin.
S. s., S., the reliable ,old blood
remedy. has always given splendid
results in. the treatment of skin
diseases, because it so thoroughly
cleanses the blood that every trace
of impunty is removed and the
blood supply is kept pure and
healthy. You can confidently rely
upon S. S. S. for any manner of
skin disease, for it has been used
for more than fifty years.
S. S. S. is sold by all druggists
and is known to be a thoroughly
reliable and honest remedy. Get a
bottle and begin taking it today.
and if you wish any special in
structons about your individual
case. you can get full advice free
by writing to Chief Medical Ad-
wiser. 80 Swift Laboratory. At
Ianta, Ga.--Adv.
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Marriage Licenses.

Frank II. Dixon, %, and Lucille p. CoIr.
man. Is. both Of Washington. The Rev. NJ.
W. ID, Norman.
George C. Harneds A., Of LEBANON J,u,c.
uon, Ky, and Grace r. Stone ~, of Bur
gin. Ky. The Rev. q. A. Miller
Charles L. Kelley q. and Mildred A.
pIeet; T IL" both Of Washington. The Rev. /.
Augustine Washington. SO. and Lucy
W. J. Howard.
Harry A. Hlgenot 80. Of New Orleans
L., and Pamela Carew. %. of Chjc1go- m
The Rev. J. 5. Montgomery
William {. Hedgecock. 81. of Cbicoro IN
and Irene A. Beverley. %. Of Washing ton
The Rev. 7. e. Da Cis
Le'erett ID. D'orsay, 80. Of PbiladeIpbis
Pa, and Elizabeth n. Byron. 80 of WASH.
lngton. The Rev. L. c. Clark.
ASHTON Stannard, &c. and Susie Hill p4
both OF Washington. The Rev. III. Waters
Joseph 0. Price. -. of New York y Y
ahr Pauline Stearns. Is, Of OcaIa, Fla. Tho
Rev. ii. ID. Mitchell.
arthur {. Grimm. 81. OF Hanover. Md
AZ, ats Mrlam NJ. Grammes, 81. Of Baltimore,
Md' The Rev. S. II. Greene
award Scott, "a. anG Louise Madison. Is
ootE OF Washington. The Rev W. A. Homes
I'M, ihlI tarroil "a, OF Williamsburg. Pa. and
Margaret BirdseII 23, of Wasbington TL]
Rev. G. +. Dudley.
Lee p. Heiser. 20, and Helen Brauckbor
II. both Of Baltimore, Nd. The Rev. n. r.
Stevenson. "a !
=. Charies B. Matthews, jr., IS. of Leesbu-g
va. and Cecil G. Hutchinson 81, Of WASH.
hs'on. The Rev. G. W. Popkins.
Max Berger, %. and Celia Gasser. d bo,b
OF Baltimore, Nd. The Rev. G. Silyerstopa
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Must | Continue to Suffer the
Unbearable Itching?

Your hopeless encouragement
doubtless comes from the fact that
you have tried SO many local rem
edies that gave only temporary re-
lief. After their effect wore off,
you found the disease more aggra-
waited than ever.
But there is no reason to de-
spair. There is real rational re-
lief from terrifying. burning skin
diseases, a treatment that does
give results by going down deep
to the very source of the trouble
and attacking the disease where it
originates.
No matter how many different
kinds of salves. lotions, ointments,
washes or other local remedies you
have tried. you find that such
treatment has made no progress
whatever toward curing the. trouble
and you must realize that it never
will.
You must realize that the fiery.
burning irritations on the surface of
the skin are only symptoms Of
the disease. Local treatment ap-
piled to these irritations can only
alleviate the itching-but cannot
possibly stop what causes the itch
ing, and the disease will remain
with you in all of its severity and
with all of its fiery, flaming tor
ture until its cause is located and
removed.
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Deaths Reported.

Robert A. Robinson, - years, Casualty
Hospital.
Iuliett Wing -. Ia2' 18th -. nv.
VIM. \. Walker IL -5I3 r.th st. nv
Susan Robinson. -, rcn. wash. T-niy.
Hospital.
David NarHmen. &c r-v-fd.rrr Ho>nrrlL
Grace Vita - -. EIisah"tu.s hospital.
Lewis l.. Culumnus 80 ChapPeU lane nv.
Lu"iIe J"I,H>on. IL "noEE"jpgI 4 nircTsity
l-'-q.tr
Heal q. -Fuvlrr -. IuI Nd. ave ne.
Anna ~ sgs. u ISIS vernon -. nv.
Matte :. AugIc%-Gl l-~STh % Il. "
Mary NJ. sloan. 3S. Providence Hospital.
Mack Wilcox. 35. st ElizIheoS's Hospital
Ruby browning. 81. Columbia Hospital.
Wm. Laaman. ~ Freedmen's hospital.
Milton : Roberts. 80, Emergency Eospt.
Catherine Herlily, 63, SenrGst0wn Hospt.
Infant OF Francis {. and Mary LSSseIl,
girl 81. days. Siblcy Hospital 49,
Frances yIe>. l6. tuberculosis Hospt.
Henrietta Mckenzie. ~, Il and 3rd Its.
ne.
Islanchc Lewis 2S. in rear Of 2ol3 Htu-
yer place.
Clarence Proctor. Mon. 12Il md st sN.
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Senator Smith Explains
League to Political Club

Senator Smith of South Carolina
was the principal speaker yesterday
afternoon at meeting of the Po-
Htical Study Club in the apartments
of Mrs. Frank Cvermaa. Franklin
Square Hotel. Senator Smith dis
cussed the league of nations
other speakers were Nine. de
Vcyra, wife Of the commissioner
from the Philippines, who told of
welfare, work among women on the
islands. and Mrs. J. c. CantrilI. wife
of the Congressman from Kentucky,
who reported events at the recent
Victory convention" of suffragists
at Chicago.
Mrs. Wesley Martin Stoner pre-
sided.
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WANTED-FARM.

1 CAN USE SEVERAL FARMS AND sU-
burban properties. For quick sale inform
me what you have. BOX s66. Herald.
mini Al
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lTo Be continued.)
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Births Reported.


Michael and Giasepina Aquiline. boy.
Charles W. and Margaret l.. Bailey. girl
VIM. " .Hd -aie BaksI.-boy.
Joseph and Maria Oiirett. boy.
Elwyn c. and Ellen Z. Jol4sop. rirI
Lawson c. and Mary NJ. Cold. boy.
George and Margaret NJ. Mcaa..n, bov.
Thomas Z. and Edith Stone. girl
Frank II. and Mabel Pestun. boy. Is.
Simon ard Gertrude Wolf girl. -,
James Z. and Rose Martin. girl
VIM. and Ethel b. kaufman. by.
Carl NJ and Lucy Stevens. boy.
Ben II. and Margaret Lar,be boy.
Joseph and Blanche NupoIi boy.
Arthur Il. and Marguerite &. Coleman
10Y.
lsadorr and Elizabeth Kahn. boy.
Alonzo =. and Mary c. Iadd. hoy.
Morris and Rose Lenenthal girl
John A. and Frances Wathcn. girl.
Frances G. and Anna c Mccoy girl
George ]. and Alice Quinn. boy
Joseph =. and Francis T. Harris boy
Robert X. and Florence l.. Seneker, hoy
David 4. and Eliza Greene. boy
David J.. and Mary T.. Cooper, girl
Maurice X. and Margaret Thomas girl
Frederick A. and Katie Lyles. girl.
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FOR RENT-GARAGE.

GARAGE. IN REAR OF 2444
3 Eighteenth st. SIS month.
THOMAS ]. FISHER. .738 Fif-
tecnths ST.. NV. Phone $780,.
mhao-lt
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.
THEBIBLE
Translated out OF the original
tongues and from the edition
known as Our Mothers Bible"
CHAPTER 1s.-Continued.

CHAPTER lS.-COntlnued.
l6 Z Thou shalt not go up and
down as a talebearsr among thy
people: neither shalt thou stand
against the blood Of thy neighbour:
am the Lord.
II Thou shalt not hate thy
brother in thine heart: thou shalt
in any wise rebuke thy neighbour.
and not suffer sin upon him.
is g.Thou shalt not avenge. nor
bear any grudge against the chill
dren of thy people, but thou shalt
love thy neighbour as thyself: l am
the Lord.
10 Ye shall keep my statutes.
with a diverse kind; thou shalt not
SOW thy field with mingled seed;
neither shall a garment mingled of
linen and wooden come upon thee.
90 And whosoever lieth car
nally with a woman. that is a bond
maid, betrothed to a husband, and
not at all redeemed. nor freedom
given her: she shall be scourged:
they shall not be put to death, be-
cause she was not free.
81 And he shall bring his tres
pass offering unto the Lord. unto
the door of the tabernacle of the
congregation, even a ram for a tres
pass Offering.
% And the priest shall make an
atonement for him with the ram of
the trespass Offering before the
Lord for his sin which he hath done:
and the sin which he hath done
shall be forgiven him.
% Z And when ye shall come in
to the land, and shall have planted
all manner of trees for food. then
ye shall count the fruit thereof as
uncircumcised; three years shall it
be as uncircumcised unto you: it
shall not be eaten OF.
"a But in the fourth year all the
fruit thereof snail be holy to praise
the Lord withal.
25 And in the fifth year shall We
eat of the fruit thereof. that 1t may
yield unto you the increase thereof:
I am the Lord your God.
&c Ye shall not eat anything
with the blood: neither shall ye use
enchantment. nor observe times.
27 Ye shall not round the
corners of your heads, neither shalt
thou mar the corners Of thy beard.
.
tings in your flesh for the dead,
nor print any marks upon you:
am the Lord,
90 4 Do not prostitute thy
daughter, to. cause her to be
whore; lest the land fall to whore
dom, and the land become fun of
wickedness, p. -'t
80 Ye shall keep my sabbaths,
and reverence my sanctuary: 1 am
the Lord.
81 Regard not them that have
familiar spirits. neither seek after
wizards, to be defiled by them: I
am the Lord your God.
32 4 Thou shalt rise up before
the hoary head, and honour the face
of the old man, and fear thy God:
I am the Lord.
80 Z And IL a stranger sojourn
with thee in your land, ye shall not
vex him.
"a But the stranger that dwell
eth with you shall be unto you as
one born among you, and thou shalt
love him as thyself; for ye were
strangers in the land of Egypt:
am the Lord your God.
35 Ye shall do no unrighteous-
ness in Judgment, in meteyard. in
wei1ht or In measure,
SO Just balances, just weights,
Just ephah. and a just hin. shall We
have: I am the Lord your God.
which brought you out Of the land
of Egypt.
81 Therefore shall We observe all
my statutes, and all my Judgments,
and do them; am the Lord.
(To Be Continued.)
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PERSONALS.
NURSES WANTED

NURSES WANTED.
Owing to the shortage of young women
entering hospitals for training, George
Washington University Hospital is Offering.
in addition to an exceptionally good pro-
fessional training. a salary OF $l2 per month
cash with an additional So per month bonus
TO be paid at the expiration of the three
year course. Good home conditions. Ap-
ply in person or by. letter to THE SUPER
INTENDENT OF NURSES, 1899 st. NV
mills 1921
AMATEUR SONG WRITERS. LET NE
write the music to your song poems. | con-
rose arrange art publish music. Esf 1906
JOHNSON. ss Jnth st. ne Tel Lincoln sos
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3 3-SIORY APARIMENI-SlO.5OO

on 18th St. south Of Z; brick, con
tanning apartments, one on each hoor;
; rooms and bath each: all modern con
veniences; separate heating plant for
each tenant; yearly rental. Sl.OsO;
small first trust; about $500 In cash
required; balance can be arranged.
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Price $3.50

North Carolina avenue northeast, be-
tween 18th and 18th sts.: a six room,
modern colonial brick house: three rooms
on a floor. Terms. $3.50 cash, balance
S25 per month. 10 include interest and
principal. This house Is offered to close
an estate and any reasonable offer will
be submitted to the court.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-SI2,OOO.

Near Arcade market and convenient to
18th ST ear line; very desirable 8-story.
containing 10 large rooms and 3 baths;
hented by hot water: property in splen-
did condition: lot 2Oxl25; 20-ft. alley;
ample space for large garage. Has first
trust, balance can be arranged TO suit
purchaser. Occupied by owner. Price
includes furniture.
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LAMONT ST.-$l8,000.

Between nth and 18th. on one Of the
hest streets in Ingleside section. close
tn Mt. Pleasant car line; well built, 10
rooms. with hot-water heat and elec-
tricity: lot 20x105 to n 20-ft. alley.
This blouse has been recently papered
and painted aud Is in fine condition.
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CORNER STORE-SI0,OO0.

st. NV, store l9kl9 and 8 rooms
and bath above: heated by hot water:
garge for cars; property recently put
in frst-class order; occupied by owner;
immediate possession.
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Price $3.50.

ST., overlooking North Carolina
avenue; six-room modern brick house;
three rooms on floor: southern ex-
pOsure; this house is a bargain at this
price. Terms. $3.50 cash. balance s25
per month. to include interest and prin-
cipal.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21
BUSINESS CHANCES

BUY AN Oil LEASE.
SO buys five acres Texas Field. Desdiamo-
mia leases sold Toe now worth $4,000 per
acre. Carter paid 75c per acre and sold for
81, 900 per acre. Texas-Rainbow's End now
opening up shows same geological forma tion
as proven territory. Leases here may jump
any price with first well coming in. It's u
speculation but the kind Of specula tion tina /
has made many small investors rich. The
Fortuna Oil Co. started in by several men
pooling $400 in leases-sold out recently for
n million dollars. II you don't understand
lease business, we will gladly explain all
details. Remit $40 for five acres. We send
you legal lease form and keep you In touch
with developments. Send name for free
map and full information. RAISBow'S
END CO., Ar Herskowitz Bldg, Oklahoma
City, Okla. mh2l-1t
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Price $3.50.

Near L. s. Navy Yard: six-room
modern, press brick house; southern ex-
posure. This property is well built and
is bargain at the price quoted. Terms.
$50 cash. balance $50 per month, to in
clude interest and principal.
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.GENTs-siOO WEEKLY AND AUToM6
WANTED-SALESMEN.

STOCK sALESMEN OR BROKERS
Tor exclusive territory to represent large
company, established. Paying large diyi-
dendS now. statesmen earning 81 900 weekly
MeNELEY, 1sO95 Main ST.. Dallas, Texas
mloI-1t
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INVESTMENT,
CENTRAL NORTHWEST-$8.750

Modern brick, In good condition. con-
tanning o rooms and one bath; heated
by hot water, trust Of So, 500 building
association; rented for $llO per month;
an unusually large percentage on invest
ment. Can be Inspected only by permit
through this Office.
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THE TRUTH ABOUT
FHTILs or OEcE

Is the title of book which we have pub
lished for free distribution to every one in
terested in oil. 1t contains valuable infor-
nation about buying oil stocks, maxim;
money in oil, n warning, Mid Continent
field, drilling operations. oil investments on
a sound basis. wild cat as distinguished
from fake companies. some investments TO
avoid, etc, ETC., together with n portfolio OF
al actual Photographic views Of the oil busi-
ness, including deep and shallow production
in the Mid Continent fields. Anyone inter
ested In oil shOu,d have this informa tIou
Sent on request with new revised map Of
Kansas. oklahoma and Texas fields Ad-
dress CCRRIER & CO, 1910 Republic Bldg,
Kansas City, No. mh2l-1t
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Price $3.50.

G st. Sc. right on Pa. ave-: a six
room house With side alley: good lot run
ming owes ~ -tFr sep TO paved alley.
Pls1ty Of room tor gara.,e The owner
or This property will accepI my reason
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H STREET NORTHWEST
Sll.500.

Between 18th and Goth, 3-story brick.
containing IL rooms and baths: well
heated; lot 20x1OO TO an alley: room for
n garage; occupied by tenant; possession
In 90 days.
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Price $500.

One square from Lincoln Park. A
six-room modern brick house; three
rooms on a floor; in perfect condition.
Reasonable terms.
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M ST. N. W.-SI0.OOO.

Near Carnegie Library. west OF 9th
st. and convenient to two car lines.
substantial brick. containing 10 rooms
and bath. heated by furnace. good con-
dition, occupied by tenant. clear Of any
trust. terms can be arranged to suit
purchaser, possession in about 60 days.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO., INC
73s 18th st. NV. Phone Main $3.50.
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NEAR WALTER REED HOSPI
=, TAI 60 150

row vacant. comparatively new p
story detached, frame. slate roof, con-
sistlng Of large rooms and tiled bath;
las gas and electricity and heated by
hot water: lot 40x95; room for a ga
rage Only a small cash payment re-
quired.
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HELP WANTED-MALE,

NEWSPAPER ROUTE IN NORTH
n west section for sale. Present
owner must leave city. Terms to
suit purchaser. Apply CIRCULA-
ZION DEPT. The Herald Office.
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TWO 2-STORY APARTMENTS
S6 900

Near the Western Market; contains
monthly rental, $3.50: SSG4 yearly.N
Property iS cIcaS would require about
s.. 600 In cash. dance in terms to suit.
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TELLING AND TUTOR
STUDIO.
1906 EYE ST. NV. APT. l.

- Do You realize thaS a well told and writ
ten story is a financial and social asset7 We
will teach You to write aud tell the best
children's stories along Biblical. educational
nnd social lines. Free course to parents and
teachers who bring children. The purpose Of
the work with children in four fold. I.
stimulate mental ability; ., develop person
ality; 3. learn good English: 4. apply prin-
ciples of child psychology. Why miss your
grade in 1920? Tutor work for children In
grade school speciality. Story telling cor
relates with History. Geography and Lam
Guage. Trained at Teachers College, Co
lumbia University. and Library School. New
York City. Wednesday and Thursday even
ings, to 10 p. m, 50 cents per hour. Pri-
ynte lessons Monday, 4:45-J:45 p. IN.
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. 4.45-5:I5
r. M
ESTELLE HOWES SMITH.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-AT ONCE, YOUNG LADY 20
to 80 years Coutdoor type Of girD with
some knowledge of typeWriting 10 do gen
eral office work, wear farmerette uniform
and demonstrate small farm tractor
FARM UTILITIES CORPORATION
1115 18th h.st. NV.
mh2O-2t
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N. SANSBURY CO., INC.
Every thing in Real Estate.
72l 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR sALE-ONE OF THE MOST A1TRAC.
tiy, Southern hunting and fishing pre-
serves. delightful, modern. winter home
fully equipped. For complete description
write ]. Z. CLANCY 244 Bull ST., Savan-
nah, Ga. mh2l-lt
IDAHO FARMS = FERTILE IRRIGATED
lands abundance water. wonderful yields,
fine climate; price. $50 to 500 acre. Write
for informa tion. IDAHO REALTY CO.,
Burley, Idaho. mh2l-lt
CHOICE CENTRAL NEBRASKA FARMS
Our farms lowest priced; land, no us good
selling higher east and west Of us. SLATER,
SWANSON & HEDLUND, Bertrand. Nebr.
To- mh21-1t
JOIN THE ROCK RIVER C0LONY-HOME-
steads; grazing: farming; land Of plenty
plenty Of land. Beat the spring rush and
prohteers. ARNOLD THOMAS, Rock River,
Wyoming. - mh21-1t
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JOHN F. DoNoHoE & SONS. Inc.
slI Pa. ave. sc.
Price $500.
Price $500.

First st. se., opposite House Office
Building. A ten-room, modern brick
house with large lot running 20 an al
ley; garage; this house can be remodeled
into an apartment and f. in one Of the
best rooming and renting sections in
Washington. Satisfactory terms can be
arranged. ,and immediate possession
given.
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John F. DONOHOE & SONS. Inc.
3l4 Pa. ave. Sc.
nh2l-It
N. L. SANSBURY CO.. INC.
Everything in Real Estate.
721 18th st. Nv.


Everything in Real Estate.
72I 18th st. Nv.
Price S5.O00-vERY DELIGHTFUL
LITTLE SUBURBAN HOME. convent
ent TO car line. schools, stores and
churches: six rooms and bath: electric
light: deep lot Act quickly. Phone
Main 1908.
Price. s57J0-IN NORTHEAST SEC
TION, We can assure early possession
Of this attractive two-stOry colonial
brick; six rooms and bath; hot-water
heat; double garage. This house Is in
Al condition and can be bought on rea-
sonable terms. Phone Main 5903.
Price. SG.jO0-A VERY CHARMING
SUBURBAN BUNGALOW, not far out
Five rooms and bath; pipeless furnace;
electric light. Early possession. Phone
Main 1908.
Price, 81, 7,5OO-IN NORTHWEST, con-
yENlEST TO DOWNTOWN SECTION;
eight rooms and bath; hot-water heat;
excellent condition. An exceptional
value at the price. Phone Main 1908.
Price, IS, S,300-Tw0-FAMILY APART
MEST on HEIGHTS, west Of 14th st.
Separate heating plants in excellent con-
ditIon, This is an investment which
merits Investigation. Phone Main S903.
MI. SANSBURY CO.. INC.
Everything in Real Estate.
72l 18th st. NV.
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LOST.

LosT--AIREDALE MALE; TAG. 2979;
collar, Chris" 1911 2Sth ST. NV Re-
Ward. Phone West 30. mh2O-3t
LosT-FRIDAY-GOLD MATCH HOLDER,
initiated ID. NJ. r.; S25 reward. Return
20 desk clerk, Shoreham mha1-3t
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- SPECIAL
Just been authorized to sell 2f more
lots in Block 81, Virginia Highlands,
IL minutes' ride from 18th and Pa. ave.
NV. For quick sale, $162 each, $40
down apd So per month. =.
Beat the rent profteer-pay SO down
on lot and build a temporary house
and finish Ii before cold weather. Let
us show you what others are doing.
Phone NJ. 3e4s. or address BOX s25,
Herald Office. mh2o-2t
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WANTED-FIFTY LABORERS,
white or colored. to clean win
dows at the u. S. Naval Torpedo
Station, Alexandria. Va. Good pay.
Ask for Mr.. RYDER. mh2l-lt
wANTED-HIGH-CLAs MAN on COM
mission for Washington and vicinity, TO
sell our, full assortment eautiful trees
shrubbery, hedges, roses. We pay full sell
Ing commission weekly; part or whole time
year round. Any intelligent and thorough
ly reliable man can make good money in
these times. Well rated references required
FIRST NATIONAL NURSERIES,, Rochester,
". Y. mboI-It
SALE REPRESENTATIVE TO CALL
upon local drug and department store
trade: excellent opportunity for permanent
position. Sala~y and commission paid Only
experienced statesmen or canvassers need ap-
ply. Apply in person Monday morning
HELLER'S, 500 7th st. mhaI-lt
wANTED-sPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE
For pleasant and profitable employment to
lcOk after our interest in your section
HOFFMAN COOPERATIVE INVESTMENT
CO., Hoffman Bldg, Houston. Texas.
roLORED MEN: 81 PANTS OFFER: 81
suit offer: write for free samples and
: tyles. KNICKERBOCKER TAILORING
u Dept. oof' Chlcago mh21-It
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THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.. INC.
Consult Our Sales Department.
TAKOMA PARK-$S,000.

. Detached frame; slate roof; convent
ent to the 14th st. car line and b. & o.
trains; ) rooms ON first floor; bed
rooms and bath; screened sleeping
porch: large front and side porches;
built-in garage: electric lights. hot
water heat; electric cooking range;
laundry trays; lot 90 II. by 1O7 II. to
loft. alley.
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Washington Motor Exchange.
FOURTEENTH AND w STS.

Chalmers.
Chevrolet.
Chandler.
100 other cars. All cars In good condition
"A CAR TO SUIT YOUR TERMS"
North 1I2S fec1-3nt
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

II YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL REAL
ESTATE talk It over with
n. e. MORGAN at o. b. zANTzINGER.
mr4-9ot
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FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
See MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN
They Know Washington"
9oe New York ave. Tel Main 1871.
mr7-90t
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FORD REPAIRING A SPECIALLY

Motors completely overhauled. SIS; work
guaranteed; prompt secvice. =. l. JACK
SON. III Pierce st. NV. Phone North 5307.
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WANTED-HOUSES
WANTED

Houses from $4,000 to $4,000.
What have you to offer? Send
description to
COOK & MARSHALL CO., Inc.
21 18th st. NJ. s42
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If YOU WANT TO BUY Ok SELL REAL
ESTATE talk II over With
Al. E. MORGAN ut o. b. ZkNTZINGER.
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FOR RENT-STORE.

LARGE STORE FOR RENT. 900 n. y.
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Suburban Real Estate for Sale.

SPLENDID COUNTRY HOME IN TAk0MA
Park, Nd; IL rooms, baths; electricity;
heat; acre OF ground garage: poultry house.
Price, $1,000. Immediate possession. Owner
going West. Address OWNER, Box S41,
Herald Office. mh21-1t