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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-23
c. RMANs LAUNCH
MOVEMENT FOR
PACT REVISION
Jay MORNING JoussAL SPECIAL tsAasD WI,

tsT MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL IEAsEp wtRsl
Paris, March 22.-Germans are
preparing formidable world prop
ganda for a revision of the YER
sailles treaty and the holding of Il
neW international conference at
which vanquished nations might be
represented for the object Of arr
ranging or eliminating many claus
cs Of the present treaty between the
allied nations and Germany, ac-
cOrding to a Geneva dispatch. A
book entitled, THE Greatest Crime
Of Humanity has been prepared
and ten million copies printed for
free distribution, especially in
America, England and France.
Paris, March 22.-The Temps de-
cIares that the various parties in
the conflict in Germany are incit-
ing each other to take the often
aiyp against the conditions of the
treaty of Versailles, and EXPIRE ssed
the fear that if the allies are not on
their guard German anarchy will
ultimately bring a renewal Of Ger
man aggression.
The allies, according to the
Temps should deliberate immedi-
atply on the best way of effectively
disarming Germany.
The newspaper insists the United
states should participate in the de-
liberations if they take place.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-23

Evangeiistic services at
First, Methodist Episcopal
church tonight, 7:30.s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-23
Mother! Teach the Children
Their Daily Health Duty
Vol, CANT be Zoo :rls;skent7
You can't be too in8istent5

be given 10 infants. Thousands
Of families haze been regulated TO
healthy maturity with DR.. Celd.
wells Syrup Pepsin.
A bottle can be bought at any
drug stoge. In q large family
there is always soEeone vino
would feel better FOR a dose Of a
good medicine like DIR. Caldwoli's
Syrup Pepsin.
Il spite Of the fact that Dr.. Cad.
wells Syrup Pebsin is the largest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-23

selling lta,dt Laxative
in the scodd, there
being Over s inill.ofa
bottles sold each year,
many eylto need its
benefits haze no. yet
used ii. If yo:l haze
not, send your name
and address jor a free
trial bottle to d.. w.
Z. Cdt2welL 5Ir
Washington Street,
Monticello, Hl!nois.
The Washington times., 1920-10-12
FREE TKEATERSPsCV,DEDt |
FOR RUSSIAN WORKERS
Unions Distribute Tickets and
Performers Ca .er to LaborerS.

PARIS, Oct. I'm DO country In
,he world do the public authorities
take more care of the children OF
workmen than In Russis. saws Marcel
Cachin. French Communist leader.
All efforts are tended toward the edu-
cation OF young ones. The Moscow
authorities have realize their gran
dose aim OF giving all Russian chill
dren the possibility of undertaking
and enjoying science, art and inteili-
xcnc..
Not Gully Is the education OF chill
dren sought, but in many casas The
further education Of grown-ups is
completed. That which particularly
attracts ones attenton is the fact
that Commissioner Lounacharsky, OF
the art soviet, has granted to all art
lists privileged conditions of lifc. Mn-
sicians. singers. darcers, actors and
dramatists.painters sn' sculptors oc-
cupy the highest positions.
Never before have there been so
many theaters in Russia. Never be-
fore have the Russian people enjoycd
so many artistic performances. The
audience IL now entirely made IN Of
working classes. the actors and pr
formers are Of the vo x ing class
The most popular Of plays eiYen in
Moscow are those or Molicre and
Shakespeare, New and old Tussiau n
authors end plawrights are also in
favor Admission to the theaters is
free. Tickets are distributed by the
various unions.
All the performers are called upon
to play exclusivel. TO. the working
class.
The Washington times., 1920-10-12
TAKE M0sE TINT:
FOR REKESU.WY
Comp 'icatons in Housing Situa-
ton Deman1 More Con-
pIete investigation.

At the meeting Of the special com
mittse OF the Real Estate Brohcrs
Association. held yesterday afternoon
In ihs Once Of Henry T.. Rust toe
chairman OF the oommiuee. chEri's
w. Fairfax. suggested that the hnSl
report be deferred for another week
The investigation OF the housing
shortsge In. Washington lad PIE.
sented so many new and uneNpeete"
Angles that II was the opiniop or th'
members OF tise committee thal q
much longer time would be require"
than had been anticipated. The com
mittse will hold anothtr session next
Monday In Mr.. Rust's Once.
The bulk OF the coupons returned 10
the committee OF realtors shows tnt
demand 10 be largely for houses ana
apa rtments OF the lower-priced klno
The great shortage IL apparent IN IN.
volume Of coupons being returned 10
the Real Estate Editor.
IL you are In need Of housing spece'
and hundreds OF persons In the city
must be living in cramped ani
crowded quarters, MI out the coupon
printed on this page and send " 10
the Real Estate Editor Of The Times
BY this simple means you VIII be ma
terially aiding I'm efforts now being
made TO alleviate the serious shortage
OF living purr'ers Tn wash 'ugtOn
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AT lie THEAIERS
tCootinu d from Page Ten.)

'Cootinu from Page Ten)
lively hom gr' nd opera TO the simple
ballad. and gor musical taste Was as
sisted by Jach Leonard Al the piano.
The delayed dance feature was Jus
tifeo by Johnny MulAoon and Pearl
Fra Dkiin In ONE unusual and pictur-
esque dances intersperre' by songs
by Lew Zoe. tenor. Tnarles Irwin.
in Gi5u'ors" bits OF rather In. onse-
quential taik, might have somethine
mole TO So" quality that would en-
rich good idea in the playiet. May
bI"op.' that holds "A picturesque llttI
cost me dance given by Leila MaIn-
tyre.
,omedy skit by Morris ard rio
ClmpboH; tr v"sty by "Keta" Eli
more and "Sam' Williams OF time
honored fam and some good worL
by the Ia ny brothers eymnsats
completes the featuras The Lao
grams give views OF the worlo series
of games.
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WOMEN LOSE TEMPER
IN POLITICAL DEBATE

URBANA. Ohio. Oct. 12.-Things are
hUe ening up in a political way hern.
Advent of woman suffrage is cred
tied.
The wife of Democrat. we'll
known Urbana society woman. Wis
tied the wife ef neiehbor. a Repub-
lican.
A discussion OF politics featured
the visit.
1t wasn't long until the hostess took
issue with the Democratic utterances
of her visitor. The heat of the argu-
fhent steadily mounted.
The climax was reached when the
hostess. stepping to the front door.
ordered her guest to leave and never
return
The Washington times., 1920-10-12
WILL TEACH
Sim FEIN LANGUAGE

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 12.-The
official Language of the Sim Fein Re-
public will be taught at Harvard
this yeer by Prof y. Norris Robin
son. who win conduct two courses
open primarily to graduate students
Grammar md general introduction
to Celtic philology win be taken up
in the first ha'f wear; lectures on the
history OF Irish literature the second
half year.
Despite the movement tb"t has
prevailed elsewhere TO bring German
into educational dlsfavpr, twenty
seven cou scs in the laguage sro
open to the students. Twenty courses
are offered inN French.
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KlTjE HAVE CONCERT
FOR COSNnS PI.AYC0ERS

- ~onn'-H h"--a enrrart nv fb. ..
nous Scotch Ti't'As urdnr tbei,
noted 6i~~c'o.a~- -N.-~'n ,,~ Macdonald
comprising rwent-fb,ce ar.'-ts wb,
have circled tbc wNrld With their .,
tertainment and hecama celebrities 4,
France, for which thew p-orn decor
afAd by the wing cr ~r~iaod and
their 'nPs'or was rivcn d,orono.
studded tat~- ie 80 ~ ,.rr-
w" COSMOS '"Neat"r hiu this week.
"hi9 or~a~'ZH'iHr has ~ ,os- 9 o..
here hefn'n. h"t j. ar att,,c+s,, or
I've coucer 500 ~ ,--,'r', ,ra ,'~h
est p''c"s hn'" " " chm, ~~oI The
hand is augmnntad bv p tron~e Of
Scotch .s'nre"s. dancers p,d spacjs'-
'sts. who co~trihntn p s,,pn'e-ental
nrnc"aU, of sneoin'tiae THAT hn,rs ~.
han -r-"i y" 10 hi~hcst vaud yina
Two OBJ featr~as -hi~h sto~S
out stro"'~lv &c A~t~A~'-~-en, - .
high class are Ina C'avton p de-
'iChtNul 'itt'n act"nss assisted Nv
Herbert L. Griffin in 'I<a~o Smilfn''
IN origi"a, ontiniSt.r a-N rousn,r.
sketch. frr ahovo the o-dirarv. nrd
Tsppan ard ir'~stropq two strikirg-
ly attractive har-~o~v sir~'rc sirie
in new type o Offering Of its kind
Gordon ard Gordon omen with a fne
eccentric drrce athletics and con-
tortonn' spncia't'es of n novel type;
Colonel Pf't4e nnd 'ornrSd d. v~terans
OF the civi' war. present their we'll
known sDccin't'es ana win big an
pause. and Marks and Pardo amuss
with n ronsen~icai number with some
very good features.
Tho added matinee attraction 10
Wallace Reid's very interesting pic
ture Whats Your Hurry and the
supplemental features include His
W'fe's Caller" a big comedy, new
Mutt and Jcn cartoon and an excep-
tionnlly i~toTest.ne number of tho
rathe News showing scenes from the
first worlds series champiousb h / D
game in BROOKLYN
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INTO TIE LIGHT" FOR
STRANDS FIRST HONORS

Al the Strand this week; Ed. L.or.
rainc's presentation of dramatic
protcan classic entitled Into the
Light" and featuring Miss Emile
Montrose must be awarded fr't hon
ors. This number, stas-d IN absolute
darkness. with the exception Of one
spot. until the surprising denoue m-nt
Miss Montro~e in the spot nientioreS.
assuming all the different characters
OF vEriouS witnesses in sruJosed
courtroom where g woman is on trial
for murder, is undoubtedly one OF
the most novel and perfectly enacted
offerings uf lris character now being
presented on tho stare
"Fr~d's Com 'dy p'gs." riN rtre and
big "porSers" go through tNe'r va
riciis novel and comedy stunts jr :
manner thnt shows renr rl'nhlc trair-
ing Ic6ai. Gordon an Evelyn Del.
mar. In MODERN S,udLs." sIvn scrne
brond-uew Gong esl'uoa';pus. Follet;.
Pearl. .ar' W'~k" IN their comedy
conception "rhc CGa' Driver" prov ed
mort acceptable.
The Cyr'y Sc0Euc's. Quartet Of
m"le rrd female voicrs. raye "Hsr-
,mouy H. Eor,1ly CH1Ir" Fisher
and Lloyd prcsentvA 4 ~ "Tvo shades
OF Burnt Iorh." offer some rood mel
ody aud comedy c''att'r ~. hni
dosing with = spectacular haIa,. go
number E'sped Icy M-a ~ Wit nnC
Winters. two c'cun-srt athletes who
go thrCTyh Their act With au ease
that mnk"s u hard tu rea'izr just
how dif1crl, the v1riGua fcats thoy
pcrr I'm orc to do.
"'ho picture FOR the seek uTrEcrt.
''N'y Wexford IN he, lotcs' nroduc.
'c-.ons''ptsf 10 the "qi'sfaction of
I'll that ah" is one ~ The srrccu's
o"rat.,t ,"ttv'" ehc' rr! take h.r
NJ We. ON 'ugh:r ~ r-s md
r'.' IAN 60" he me" move ~ her
. ~ We zap, ssi"p o. hr eyes.
SEQ .uhiccts and special --chestrb
t.stsvNs caniy'-,- IT, bill
The Washington times., 1920-10-12
NEWS OF ROCKVILLE
and REST OF COUNTY

ROCKVILLE. Md. Oct. 1o.-Mont-
gomery county Democrats are ar
ranging for a mass meeting in the
town hall here next Thursday even,
ing. 1t will be addressed by former
Gov. Joseph w, Folk, of Missouri;
Judge T. T. Ainesberry. OF Ohio. and
former Lieut.. Gov. whitehead Klutz
of Ohio.
Miss Catherine Marie Nese and
Frank Rudolph Sullivan, of Washing
ton, were married in Rockville Satur-
day afternoon.
The Washington times., 1920-10-12
NINE .JEANETT

ECYPTtAN PIANIST, CLAIRvoYANr.
Guaranteed to read your entire life, past.
present and future. She asks no Questions
hut before you uttcr>a word she tells
what you call for. names Of friends, enc
mics; tells how to gain success In buSi-
ness, health courtship, marriage. divorce.
oils you what part Of the world will be
ucressfu, FOR you advises you to gain and
hold good position; she tells II the one
you love II true or false. Are you in
trouble7 DO you find the one you have
hcstowel your trust and affection upon
acting cool and Indifferent toward you?
She will remove all obst scles and tell you
how to win and hold the ono you desire
she reunite. the separated, iocats. absent
friends end rnls'lNs- Readings 81 N
400 9Th at. " w. lorposltc SnHs A COY I.
The Washington times., 1920-10-12
CLEVELAND PUTS SPEED
LIMITS ON FIRE TRUCKS

CLEVELAND. Oct i2.--lirenlSneck
spced on the rart % i've apparatus In
answering cplls is n tNinr or the past
under nm order jnst issued by Fire
'h'af wallace.
"To my mind" said Ch'"f Wallace,
at W better 60 hc SurT nf reitinC
there Nv condition to f;''ht fire than
20 mako excessive speed ~ the cost NJ
some ono's l'rc nr hrNakdovn."
The Washington times., 1920-10-12
ieIp Solve Housing Problem
Through Tines Coupon

Ia order To ascertain the eNte. ot the home short
age IN the city OF Washington, the Real Estate Brokers
ASSOCIATION offers an opportun ~ to the people OF the
city to make known their actual and exact needs IN
IL matter Tie Tines has been asked to help obtain
tlls information. F out the below and mat
II Ia tie Real Estate r. litor of The Washington mes
The inornatlob is essential in order that adequate
and >,redy so ution MAY j." arrived NJ in overcoming
the home shortage
Name .'''.... ..'s.'v't.'' ''.''..'
h'h'Tess '.'''...
how much space and what kind do YOU require!
Estate whether apartment house, and how many
rooms)
........'.. -. r','. ..'.''''.'
What rent can you pay, ,........................
Give other informal on that will aid the Realtors
Capmittee in solving the housing. problem
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SIXTH CORPS TO MOVE.

Tho wpr Don rtmsrt Us announced
ihat the hand~t0rtcrs ~ tho sixth
,orps arsn viii - moved from
Nioooc T. ~o,t cho.i mn ou October
=. Tits IL IN 'crordnncc with the
. lie, pf pFs s'n~ ~ rcntci omar
ris nj NJuf a. Vipy OFFICES In
ttoNcrn n'aent Buildings II was an
nyunceJ.
The Washington times., 1920-10-12
CLAIkVOYANT~
Licensed by the District of Columbia
MARTHA SPENCER.
0NE OF THE WORLDS MOST DJSTIN
GUlSHED MENTAL PSYCHIC MED

ONE OF THE WORLDS MOST DJSTIN-
GUISHED MENTAL PSYCHIC MED
IUMS AND LIFE, READERS
Gifted with clear insight into hums n
nature which Is marvellous. and acknowl-
sdged by tho most noted scientists as the
most distinguished medium of modern
lines. WITHOUT ASKING A QUESTION
TELLS YOU OF YOUR TROUBLES; HOW
rHEY MAY BE PERMANENTLY OVER
GOME: who are friends. who are enemies
How to BECOME REUNITED TO YOUR
LOVED ONE, HOW TO Held THEIR
LOVE AND ESTEEM tells of absent
friends: advises on business, specuiat ton
IN Investments. changes. love, courtship. mar
riage and divorce. To. consult Nine
Spencer mesps to spend the most inter
estipg and positively the most valuable half
hour you have ever known. accepting no
zee unless perfect satisfaction Is given.
STUDIO, 924 14th st. N. w.
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PROF ARTHAN'

Noted Splrltualist Medium. holds special
message seance this Tuesday evening at
s o'clock in Society Han. 500 G ST. ~ w
He will answer questions. Hear him: You
viii meke no mistake Daily readings on
all affairs. Best adviser. Gives full names
Studios in the hall.
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$4,000.
Groom house, bath, h.-a. h.
concrete cellar; vacant; $500
cash.
$500.
6 rooms, bath, h.-a. h., con-
crete cellar; $500 cash.
$4,400.
6 rooms, bath, colonial style;
stationary tubs; $3.50 cash.
$4,250.
6 rooms, bath, h.-a. h., con-
crete cellar; stationary tubs in
cellar; $3.50 cash.
HOME REALTY CO.,
-s 402 Stb st. N. Il. Line. 6ll0.
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aorsrs toa SALE

aOCSIS tO1 sALL
DESIRABLE, HOMES. CAPI-
TVL HILL, kVhi nEASf
AND SOUTHEAST.
WE HAVE A LARGE LIST
or DESIRABLE HOUSES IN
THIS SECTION Or THE
CITY, AT VERY REASON
ABLE PRICES. ir YOU CON
TEMPLATE BUYING, DO
Nut FAIL To GET PAR
TiCULh.RS. MAKE AN AP-
POlNTMENT FOR ONE OF
OUR SALESMEN WHO MAKE
A SPECIALITY OF HOUSES
INThIS SECTION, TO TAKE
YOU AROUND IN THEIR
AUTOMOBILES
A very desirsble home on "C' street
ktio; steam heated; garage 10 hold two
are; possssS'on $500
A well arranged house on 9th street
North east. An out Of town owner wishes
sarsss to hold ears; large lot; 10 foot
alley; 't7.sos.
within two squares of Lincoln Park; 10
rooms snd Q baths; reasonable terms; near
Not far fron, the Library and Capitol; II
rooms and baths; lot lsxloo; could not
be constructs ID for the price asked. $500
$500 viii buy this two-story dwsiiins
lon 10th street northeast; rooms. baths
steam heat; lot 2oxleS
$500; . s-..,.a. .. NJ free, northeast,
o rooms and baths
A splendid home on A street northeast
Il rooms; tiled bath; hot-water heat and
se.1s ront f.nsd ana e n0ia
gSod inish; wide alley.
A street northeast near 3rd street;
hories; 10 rooms: . baths; hot-water heat;
garage to hold two cars; $1,000. o..
Sl,7Se: Immediate possession; on "G'
street northeast: stories and cellar;
rooms and bath Let u show you this
nice homo
stories tories and cellar: rooms and bath.
A corner heuss for 81, SEQ on 20" street
northeast; 8 rooms and cellar
East Capitol street; . compars tivelyNn new
home for 1850; Q stories and cellar; hot
water heat ana electric lights; hardwood
hnish; lot 1sxl1o.
Maryland avenue; a Groom dwelling with
t-wster heat; ba1gain At $500
A Mass. avenue home for $500: rooms
md bath: near stanton Park.
A beautiful corner residence on Mass
|ayenue northeast; . rooms; hot-water heat;
. bout loo feet OF parking; convenient to
Capitol $4,000
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1342 New York Avenue.
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Sp.fssaaslsm

MRS. COATES.
LECTURE AND CIRCLE FRIDAY. sls
p. INDOORS CLOSED 8:3e
1904 Kilbourne Pl. y. W.
ADMISSION, soc,
Appointments by phone, Col. 6227.
Subject October is. LAS Ye Sow, So Shall
Yc Reap" Developing class every Tues
tay at d. m. Tickets sold for class In
ad vance or reservations. by phone.
SPIRITUAL READINGS
Daily, 800. Thursday 8 y. m. meetings.
$50. A message to each. Sl7 10th st. N. Z.
Lincoln 50t2.
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STONE & FAIRFAX,
1342 New York Avenue.

THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED under
our name Are sGntsgsS SbSnRY1skp ExSkYsIVEkY pxfY
IN ALL PArERs WIFI EETsL SOLD:
,s,s x, St. EIsI!s. wbE,.ms :: .,Gss 1ss,os.
ii2s Z st. N. E-2-fan,ily nat; lr. 4 b.
each atr0Hs s.' large lot; excellent
sos n ct. N. E.-Br. sr & b.: latrobe
Ssst Wsrder ct. N. w.-Br.; r. & tiled
b4 bedrooms; large lot to paved alley;
h. W. h.: concrete cellar; a m: l.; modern
sas..ssion. sas.ssi s'';gsIs :ssseo D0''n
rs 9th st. 8. E.-Br.; sr. a b.; latrob..
iii 10th st. n: Wis r" rec hall; br.;
gas ''l'' 'eGo.,oerD.
tIs SIN 81. 5. Eff: r. tPossession).
sII-Is First st. N, w.-Brick, eight
rooms and bath. Furnace heat;,Eas. $500
iii Kenyon st. n. W,aFrame. Sr. deep
lot and large stable st sa'too; ,.,ro,. 90.
a. tVs 600. '.a 500 cash To '''
iii consre.. st N. E.-Br.. s-family
house: 1850. ~ W
rss: iatrobe: excellent condition. 5000.
42-4t4s L st. N. w. Br; r.; $4,000
heat; excellent condition. $3.50 each.
IIs sM,o sssh yt, st. N W%mr'; 500 Sr; excellent
,.,foSs; sgs seR gas, st' lilo:
I5o. Isth st. w.-Br.;~s r. & b.; gas
iTa!sA5l X st. n. w..Br stores
snd house, corner property. $500
'''' INVESTMENT.
rml a,o' b.. :'n near ar Navy yard: s .aesl.n. ioo.
s.:ss,nn. ss aT,' IT .sa &: s W. sr s
1914 S st: N, w.IBr; Z osspt'.. each con-
tanning : 5ms w. D. sl sisi0o%; ! q@. $1,000 each
1870 Mass, ave N. w. br. rms; each
5000.
each con,.inins 9 {. & b; furnace monthly
rental. ss5; excellent condition; possession,
'sSb Barber shop .nd 8 living rooms q b. aH
nth at 8. r.. brick. a-chair shop; fixtures
inciuded s5.o5o Possession.
,,;,on, Hcl' condition d al 10 W MAX. orep o. a.
$50 C st n e. tcorncr sth and Cl-!
b. i.n NJ ,s'rosr oSsIe sy.,n... s location cation.
saso N St N. w.--Br.: siam. nat; II r.;
b;'h-w. n; yearly rental. $500. Price,
':os 7. st. S.~w,--corner property; iarG.
stcrc, WITH : living r=sowS = $1,000 nm
H1os' s. n w.dorn:. i:. Is BY 80;
a. g..,ory frame house. $500.
Corner S,uth Csrol'na ave. and at
r. EGs7s2 square feet Seven uame
nouses lot 2es by ~ by 22o. ss,ooo.
ALL OF THE ABOVE PROPERTIES
CtN RE PURCHASED ON REAsoNABLE
spECIAI-.wB NEED Ho"sEs. LIST
NDW ron OtrT''k RETURNS
pRA DFCvRr 4 'oNrANy,
psin rn77 80 srutn~-n R,d- N-ln tTs
rEhrTTITUL HOME Guud as new. l'rso
r,r,tps hall, beth large front and back
pnrches ao-ft. sleep porch double garage ,
pouItry house, well-kept laws; much fruit
truhbery, garden lot 70x5oo close to
cars: .eined locality, $4,000 $1,000 cash
GEO c, WALKER, kr'sse bldg, 18th o.
LARGE 7-roorn. e. hall, bath. large cellar,
large attic $3.50 $500 cash Immediate
pcssessior; hot-wstcr heat bath, gas and
cu.I RANGES rsp and electric lights. l7rge
lot ,ns11h. large porches; slate roof, nicely
decorated. close 10 carr, refined location
cEO & WALKER. krcrre bldg, nth s q.
IAN EXCELLENT HOME
rsn be sycured BY stating what you ws9i
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MADAM D,ASHMAN

skso AM, thtSTAL CAZEh AND
CARD READER.
-ss yss LUssnsss aud doms site troubIesg
90 ses' Madame UAshmAn and sho viii
- y~s ovs of your oiIacuitiss as she ha .
sst~~d hSndreds of others This gifted
a. wsii tell your fortune on love, mar
IsS~. divorce. changes. reunites the sep
rat~a. s.ips you 20 win back lost love.
he svSsG.ss and sus insss.
SPECIAL READINGS. u.oo
1901 G Street N. w. 7
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EDUCATIONAL
American University
School Of Diplomacy
Jurisprudence and Citizenship

sDP'
The following courses will be given
during the FAIL TERN, extending
from OCTOBER 9Th TO December lsth:
History Of Europess Diplomacy.
History Of. American lLIomacy.
History sf the C0mussn Law.
special Topic In AngiS-Asner'es" Legal
uistOry.
Medical Jurlsprnsleare
History Of Iatin America.
United States ConstttstionaI Histosy and
Law.
Iaterstate Commerce Law.
IssnkiDg law.
Immigration and Naturalization Law
of the United states.
tatutory COnsfructioa.
Federal Statutes.
Roman Law.
statistics and Trade lnse~tixstions.
troromirs.
Ttsde with Nesr East and Far East
AnthPopoloSy-
Advanced IOgir,
Religions Of the world.
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Current Diplomatic and Foreign Topics.
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