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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14
CINEMA OF CRIME
REFLECTED UPON
POLICE BL0TTER

There's a thief in Memphis who
should be wei dressed today. He got
INTO the Dixie Dry Cleaning company
establishment Tuesday night, and went
south with wearing apparel valued al
$500.
In these davs of high prices. hsu,
and side meat RAM right along With
caS,l, SO figured u burglar, who robbed
the homc'u f James Gore, lS32 William
avenue, Tuesday night. He got SIS
in cash, ham and side meat,
Tho Vance avenue street car pick.
pocket still Is dong business at the
old stand. Tuesday night his hand
got into the pocket of W. r. Hazel,
$500 Lamar boulevard. and when It
came out $40 OF Hazel's money came
with il, Hazel did the usual, In report
ing to police.
It's a good thing money talks. If q
report W. II. Walker, 247 Union ave-
nue., made to police. is correct, For
Walker said that Il suffering negro
boy had stolen $50 and a bicycle from
him. The 20 can speak for the boy,
police say,
Thieves still are riding. And as they
ride. the following citizens. who owned
automobiles mp to Tuesday night. are
walking z. NJ. Quinn. SSi south Coon
,r, 5-rassopger Overland. Or Petit.
MaNwvli. 7, F. osborne, Millmgton,
For,i
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14
WILL TAECH RAIL WORK,

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Jan. li--Thc
state board of education. H. was an
unuNccd TO-DAY, has approved ~ - plan
TO train stU, { apprentices In "" read .
ing Tho New York. New Haven 4
Hartford railroad requested that this
work be undertaken. Offering the use OF
it's terminals AS instruction places.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14

Frabel, daring tricFstcrs on the wire,
will round out a we'll balanced yaudc-
Nllle program.
Lost Money" a gripping love story
of the South African diamond fields,
with Madame Traverse as the star,
will be the film attraction.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

Judging from fall styles,
par or Bolshevism cam
palgned in vain against the
conservative Russian blouse.
Here's a popular interpreta-
tion in blue tricotine with
dark red cloth insets. A
black plush hat With coral
grosgrain ribbon and stone
marten choker collar are also
from James McCreery & Co.
Gctslcr 4 ndretrs
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
From out New York's Style Salons

A high Spanish comb in
the coiffure sets off this
dashing evening gown Of
black sequins with jet
shoulder straps. The bod
ice and train, which latter
is a continuation Of the
wide girdle. are Of black
and gold brocaded ribbon.
From Frederick Loeser
& Co. Goislcr 4 4ndrclrn
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
come these Latest Fashion DEGREES

Stripes may come and
stripes may go. but tho
check stays on forever
Here it is Of brown and
yellow wooden materis
with surplice vest a n d
scarf trimmed with brown
wool fringe and velvet.
The coat is of striped vel
vet and the jaunty little
h at matches the scarf.
From Abercrombie &
Fitch. Grfsirr 4 ArdYc,rs
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
HOADLEYS SUE LETTER
TO RECOVER $669,S37
Bulk of Amount Is Money Alleged
to Have Been Loaned Him
Prior to 1902.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Joseph H.
HoadIcy, who promoted the Inter
national Power Company. and his
brother, Alfred H. Hoadley. an offi-
cial of the same corporation. brought
suit in the Supreme Court yesterday
against Joseph Letter. one-time Chi
cago Board Of Trade plunger, who
was associated with them. to recover
$669. 1877.
Joseph H. Hoadley Is suing on a
note for 500. .4S6. which he alleges
Mr.. Letter made in 1902, to mature in
three months. and carrying per cent
interest Mr.. Hoadley also said that
prior to October 3, 1902. the date of
the note, he had been engaged in the
organization of corporation enter
prises and in the marketing OF the
stock Of these corporations. Mr.. Letter
became indebted to him for money
advanced. Mr.. Hoadley said that on
the date mentioned an account was
taken showing a balance due the
plaintiff Of $5OT.12s. He is suing for
that amount plus the amount of the
note for 800, ,4S6.
The suit OF Alfred H. Hoadley
against the same defendant is to re-
cover on q demand note made April
20, 1908. for $76.023, on which there
was paid $13,SOO, leaving a balance
Of $62 ,223
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
GIRL WHO ELOPED
MAYLOSEFORTUNE
Give Up Chauffeur Husband or
100000, Expected UIti-
matum OF Family.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2o-The mother
and other near relatives OF Frances
Phelps, who eioped from the Phelps
home, The Orange. At TeAneck. N. J.
with Arthur A. Korth. q Yonkcrs
chauffeur. to whom she was married
last Thusday. have determined upol
a family council. intended. II posab0
Of 100000 left her By her grand
mother. widow of william Walter
Phelps. unless she leaves her husband
forthwith.
Miss Phelps, who has just passed
her twenty-nfth year, by virtue or
that fact becomes immediate heiress
to half the estate OF 81 l.OOO.0O0 left
to her mother. Mrs. Thomas L. Peters.
In trust.
Her uncle. Capt John J. Phelps.
Ia one OF the two executors Of the
estate of the Girls grandmother. Mrs.
Anna shepperd Phelps. and he has
been summopSl to consult with Mrs.
Peters and the girls stepfather TO
zee whether or not the money now
due cannot be withheld unless she
consents to leave her husband.
The Phelpses are one of the oldest
families of northern New Jersey. and
have been possessed for genera
tions Of great realty holdings In Ber-
gen county The estate left by Wpl-
lam Walter Phelps. once United States
minister to Germany. the girls grand
| father, passed to his widow and when
| the latter died last August. her will
provided for the distribution, In trust.
| to her daughter, Mrs. Peters. or more
4 than 81 900. 900. half to go to Mrs.
| Peters son and half TO the daughter
when the latter became twenty five.
The elopement and marriage OF
| Miss Phelps to Korth was great
shock to her family. Korth Is the
son of Charles o. Korth, who has an
insurance and real sestate office AZ
1874 East End avenue.
| Mrs. Peters, who was found at her
cottage in Mantoloking, N. j.. took NJ
pains to conceal her displeasuro 1t
| the marriage She is deeply con-
| cerned over her daughters future and
said that the first she knew OF the
marriage was telephone message
she received after the ceremony The
marriage was Performed by the Rev.
Francis T. Brown in st. Andrews
Memorial Protestant Episcopal Church
at Yonkers.
| korth served in France as a mo
chanic In the tank corps and upon
his return was employed as a me-
chanic in the Red Cross motor corps.
| This Is how he came to meet Miss
Phelps. She is an expert automobile
driver and held the rank of lieuten-
| ant in the Red Cross motor corps.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
SAYS MILLIONAIRE
HUSBAND BEAT HER
John N. Hood, IT,, Baltimore
Manufactures, Being Sued
for Limited Divorce.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 29.--John MINI
Hood, Jr., president OF the Crown Cork
and Seal Company. Is being sued to-
day In circuit court for limited d.
vorce by his wife, Mrs. Ethel Painter
Hood. who charges abandonment.
cruelty. brutality and vicious conduct
Mr.. Hood, who/ha been president
OF the Crown Cork and Seal Company
since 1914. Is the son OF the late John
M. Hood. former president OF the
Western Maryland Railway Company
and former president OF the United
Railways.
Mrs. Hood was Miss Ethel Painter.
daughter of the late william Psinter.
inventor OF the crown cork and foun-
der of the Crown Cork and Seal
Company. She Is widely known In
social circles and was among the first
women to drive an automobile In Bal
timore years ago, when a woman au-
toist was a rare sight upon the city'S
streets.
Mrs. Hood some time ago left her
husbands home in Roland Park and
Is now at the Msrlborough-Blenh
Atlantic City. with her children.
For many years. following their
marriage in 1908. Mn. Hood alleges,
her husband treated her with great
CTuelty, hhTsuncbb anu oIueo''sy,
times striking and beating her and
rendering her married life one OF
great and continued distress and suf-
fering."
This treatment because so intoler-
able, she says, that she could not
live with her husband. When she
was about to go to Atlantic City rec
entity with her children for her owr
and their health, she says. her nus
band told her he hoped she would
never again darken the doors Of theiI
home.
Mrs. Hood says her husband has .
salary OF $4,000 year as presiden,
of a large industrial corporation anc
owns considerable property in stocks
and bonds. Besides a limited divorce
she asks the custody OF their thres
children, for alimony for the support
Of herself and children pending thu
suit and for permanent alimony.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
MARRIAGES LICENSES

R0-CLUCK-David, 1e Edna
NJ, 40, The Rev, J. r. Briggs.
WELLS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n, -;
Louise NJ, 20. The Rev W. c: white.
SANFORD D-MISTER-Henry Asbery al
Mildred Ruth, 81. The Rev. J. ". BrigEs
MILLER R-GLICK-Charlcs e., rs; Cora NJ,
10, of Dayton, Va. The Rev. c. u. Fult,
ovERTON- N-KILLhON--spencer c., "a, Bal
timore, Nd; Grace Marie. IL. The Rev.
HHYTER' RoBINsoN-o.orss Earl, 30;
Lady Lake. Fla: Edith virginia, rs. Ths
Rev c. q. Chsppeli.
CULVER -REsER-Ernest r., as; Hattie
Irene, as The Rev. c. E Smith.
DERBY Y-MURPHY-Joscph p, ~, North
Baston, Mass; Alberta ", 'e. The Rev
sTAAP. P.sMiTH-Ernest Charles. ~; Mar.
tina Eliza, 40. The Rev. C. r. Linger.
SHAW -MELICK--Ernsst L., "a; Martha
NJ, a. The Rev. G. E. Fult,.
REDD. D.swANN-Dewey Borksr, "a; Elsie
Moutrue, 40. The Rev. J. n. Briggs.
JACOBSEN N-CECiLe--Eugene Randolph, "a
Gertrude Emma, 20. The Rev. O. r
w3IsMH,MARKwARp-Jsmes jeremiah
IS; olsdy. May, 10 The Rev J. "
AIIER. BARTLrTT-Henry u, 90; Bar.
nara E.. 20, Morris, Pa. The Rev. }. E
WATSON -MouLDEN-wnlism r., 90
Rose NJ. 20, Forest Glen. Nd. The Rev
nan ETT- T-cLARK-s-muei C, IS oi
Cnbarrus, N. g. Annie O.. ~, Profft, Va
The Rev. J. u. Briggs.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
BOY, AGED Is, HUNG BY
MUSCLE-MAKING DEVICE

ORANGE, N. j., Sept. 29.-Henry c.
Ware, jr., sixteen years old, accident
ally choked to death yesterday when
taking exercise on homemade appa-
ratus he had built to strengthen the
muscles of his neck after being bar
red from the football team OF the
Orange High School.
The apparatus comprised a leather
strap fastening about the neck, with
a pully rope hung from the ceiling so
that Ware could pull himself off the
floor. The Strap caught in the pulley
and Wares body was found suspend
ed
The Washington times., 1920-09-29

THE PROPE RITES ADVERTISED under
ou. n.Tn . sGD'.GIsa Exsk1sIxEty
IN ALL PAPERS wN1Th TNTrh SOLD
7ss Harvard st. N. w.-Br. sr. -:
furnace: gas. Immediate possession t.,Ss
1915 1t. 8. E.-Brick. r, $4,000.
1875 sth St N. w.-Frame. s r. Iatrobe.
i.,s > i N. E;-s,,.mIl, Dat: q. A.
sondit,oa. sonG ,a'fGs:i ss.iso ''' '0'' '''''''''
sos 3 81 N. E.-Br.: sr. 4 b.: l.tros..
iI4 wsrdsr st. N. w.-Br.: 4 tiled
T.: bedrooms; large lot to paved alley;
Nv h.; ;,r concrete cellar; cellar; & = m l.; mSdsrn
Sis eth ct. 9, E.-Frams. 10 r. 4 ,
rs 9Th st. 8. E.-Br.: 4 b.: i.troS.
iis 9Th st. 8. Eff; sr Po.,e.,ion).
'itsSi ii:i 10th s.. N. WI, r.. rec hall: sr.
gas; fuIn ',e.SS"Si o,rn
1915 Ut. 8. E.-Brick. sr. $4,000 $500
Stills First St. N w.-Brick: eight
rooms and bath Furnace heat: Eas $500
TIT Kenyon st. N, w;.r!ame. r.. deep
aos ';a ,ios 8 VIZ VIZ Br. sr. latroSs' gas;
iii consr.ss st N. E.-B, ,-f.m,,,
a' !ss, - \. st N. w.-Br; 'r: ,.,roe.
zsn Cleveland pl.o. N. w.-Br.: r.;
s.; ,:t,:e; saefIlent 4 =. eGTdi,,Sn n W. '1:
u. 90 each. 500 cash
i73a-84 sth st.-Br.: sr. 4 b.: Iatrobs
heat; .IeeIlsnt condition. $3.50 each.
dition. Pos:es:lon; $500.
Sss 10Th st. n E.-Br: sr. 4 b.: cellar;
''iiSs'; ,sss ists ss' ct, NV n %,-pr: ga.
iaT.I.s.s, ct. n w.-Br.: : store.
excellent condition. 81, 900 each
!ts LH. g. E,.-sr b. br;: ga: sa.sss
,,ds. 1ss, ss: s.:tGn $3.50 IS n "'-br sr b Ia
sos-a-ll sth st. N. E.-Br.. r. $4,000.
''0' '''n INVESTMENTS.
Barber shoT and living rooms q b. 24e
nth st. s. brick; a-ehair shop; fixtures
eeIlent 6bnditioni make orrer.
7s9/c st. N. e. (corner sth and CT
lots; sicsiisnt corner business location.
s'iILffsSERrY HOTEL CwHIrn OR col
soioI.a lsc;tioH;, n, ~ about IS Tm. steam
s'sc N st N, wEBr; a;f.m. nst; J.. r.
acs L st. N; w.-corn.r property; mrs.
tGI. Jth Rs.t .lylns T0e% sosr.a Sos.
tunity in tho city: 30 rms, q. m. l.. nsar
Union Station. Immediate possesSion.
imi'is Ia, ss1sf n v w,AcSrn,! %msI 4, u.s. ~
r. i-story frame house. $500
Two vacant lots on Morton St, near Sher-
man ave. sas7 square feet. <0c square foot
Corner South Carolina ave. and c ct. g. E
--s7e7 square feet. Seven frame houssa
10. i,' SEE SEE Il 1h s 'iG HhoSh Sf''s snopnnrrr,
CAN BE PURCHAsED ON REASONABLE
TERMS
sew srhGIA,0WE Enp oyyrcx NEEg EEP,,pS P8vsna LIST
BRADFORD 4 COMPANY.
Main ga77. sa7 Southern pIdg Main ssfs
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
BREAKS JAIL TO CATCH
s ESCAPING PRISONERS

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 2p.-Fess
Whitaker, jailer, author. rough rider.
and friend OF Theodore Roosevelt in
the Cuban campaign and candidate
for County Judge, confined in his own
jail on a charge of fighting, est6b-
'lished a precedent today when he cap
tured six escaping prisoners after
trailing them a considerable distance
in the mountains.
Sheriff Mark Yountz was out OF
town. Whitaker discovered the escape
and lost no time in going after the
men, breaking jail to do IL.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
FRENCH PRISONERS FREED.

PARIS, Sept. 29.-In honor of the
election of a new president Of France.
the cabinet today decided to grant
pardons to numerous military prison.
ers. The cabinet also directed that
immediate arrangement be made to
return bodies Of war dead to their
families.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
MADAM D,ASHAAN
PROF. BELMONT

Noted Ciairyoysnt and Pslmist, can read
your life by the lines In your palm, which
are the record OF your life Being a grad
uAte OF two colleges of psimistry. and his
wonderful gift Of second sight enables him
to lift the veil OF mystery and reveal to
you Important matters OF your future life.
Gives advice business matters. love.
health and family anaiTs; tells name OF
your future husband or wife: tells IL one
you love is true or false: what part of the
country IL luckiest to you; what to do TO
be successful In life: removes. troubles OF
all nature; brings the separated together t;
tells the secret OF having personal in
fuence with your associates Prof. Belmont
Is a Psychologist of World Renown. Read
inGs. 81. I2ls New York ave. N. W.. next
door to Masonic Temple.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
Houses FOR SALE
a. SELECT LIST OF
BARGAINS

A Vacant House.
n. 5000 clean s.'.s se.hsea. serthr.ss,
Wtes; . roosas new pisme.ns aswi,
pApsrsd sas psintsa; rear porch sneiossd
10 glass electric lights
Outlook on lows Circle.
Nins-reom brick dwelling for y; ;1se: con
Meridian Street Near I+th.
A well constructed. t~o-story brick
dwelling with . cellar; colonial porshsv
.sst1e liss.. strictly S,. a5s,si.ss - Sos' SSa''
Mt. Pleasant West Of 18th.
dwelling, reception hall plan. two stair
ways room for garage: possession
INLAND Terrace near 2nd and
Rhode Island Ave.
One Of those desirable two-story colonial
sso.n. os,sn a1s,ntk ss1 sntk ...n psynssts' $3.50.
18th Street near M.
A thrss-.,o brick dwelling with cellar;
rooms and bath p.2ss
Near North Capitol and R.
uH,ods,s brick Sy:1sa S,:s .na .,.stI,: ;:st,s
lights; rear porches; $500.
as" Street Neaf North Capitol.
sS.7so will buy a neat two-story brick
dwelling with . cellar; rooms and bath
lot - feet deep. so-foot alley.
Near Dupont Circle. l
o. sSo-rhree stories; 10 rooms: . bar
, gain for . quick buyer.
Upshur Street.
water heat and electric lights double
. porches; lot lsxl4.; wide alley; $500.
$1,000 will buy a lo-room dwelling on an
avenue northwest; hot water heat; lot hav-
Ing frontage Of ~ feet
Immediate Possession.
$3.50: a s-room brick dwelling on SD
: near p; good condition
A Neat Home on Allison Street
2 storissi 6 rooms; tiled bath; hot-w.ter
1900. 1900 eee"' ''"''"' 10. "
Near 21st and P.
A three-story. s-room dwelling 5000.
817 9Th Street Northwest
An out-of-town owner has written US to
make sale of this centrally located home
for $500.
Longfellow Street.
we'll constructed, two-story dwelling;
rooms, reception hall; tiled bath: electric
lights; lot $50 feet deep; 16-foot alley;
5000. ..... .t
Newton Street Near 18th.
3 stories and cellar; rooms and bath
electric lights; immediate possession
SS,7so.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Avenue.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
NINE JEANETT,

EGYPTIAN PALMIST. CLAIRVOYANT.
Guaranteed to read your entire life. past.
present and future. She asks no questions.
but before you utter word she tells
what you call for. names Of friends, enc
niles; tells how to gain success in busi-
ness. health. courtshIp. marriage, divorce.
tells you what part of the world will be
successful for you: advises you to gain and
hold a good position; she tells II the one
you love IL true false. Are you In
trouble! DO you find the one you have
bestowed your trust and affection upon
acting cool and Indifferent toward you?
She will remove all obstacles and tell you
how to win and hold the one you desire !;
she reunites the separated. locates absent
friends and relatives Readings, $l00.
s0s 7th at. N. w. topposite Saks Coz
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
HOUSES FOR SALE
laOs Fl st. N. Y

PRICE, ylg.7s0-In Cleveland Park.
Gao be sold on very convenient terms
q t~o-story colonial house, hAsinS eigh'
rooms and bath, There 10 large NV
sleeping rooms, bath and sleeping
porch on second noor. There 10 nre-
proof heated garage; attractive ioti
immediate possessio
PRICE Si2.soo - In Washington
heights west, OF Columbia road
splindid home for the money. three-
story brick house. having ten rooms
snd bath. six bedrooms. house heated
With hot water, having electric lights.
hardwood noors; ample garage space
Convenient terms Of saie and posses
sion when desired.
PRICE, Sio.boo In Columbia
Heights. . little on from 18th st. A
three-story brick house. having ten
rNoms, two baths. hot water heat, rear
nrepiaces This property belongs 70
an estate and must be sold Can be
inspected at any time.
PRICE, S7.Soo-well located In the
the Bioomingdais section: an Attrac-
tive six-room and bath brick house In
nne condition throughout; owner viii
make convenient terms OF sale It
will be to your advantage TO look st
PRICE. Ss.76o-In Mt. Pleasant, west
of 18th st. = three story brick house,
bath; six bedrooms; electric lights.
front and rear porches. This house Ia
vacant; convenient terms Of sale can
be made and possession given.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHERS.
MARTHA SPENCER.

MARTHA SPENCER,
ONE OF THE WORLDS MOST DISTIN-
GUISHED MENTAL PSYCHIC MED
IUMS AND LIFE READERS.
STUDIO, 924 14th st. N w.
CONSULT THIS GIFTED LADY AND BE
CONVINCED PERSONALLY OF THE
HONESTY AND SINCERITY OF HER
WORK. without asking a question she
will tell you the object of your call. your
name. names of friends. relatives and ac-
tual facts concerning your life and circum-
stances which you know to be abso-
luteiy true. THE MADAME WILL RE
FUSE TO ACCEPT ANY FEE UNLESS
SHE GIVES THE UTMOST SATISFAC-
TON. Immediately benefited and perma-
nently helped by consulting her at once.
Hours, 10 to 8. Cut this out for future
success and reference.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29

OWNER, leaving city. will sacrifice his 3
room home. Chevy Chase, d. c.: on
paved street, half block from Conn., ave. :
strictly modern in every detail Phone
Cleve. 1899
ROOMS and bath brick house, furnace
heat, for sale by owner at sacrifice; near
Pa ave. s. E.; terms. Phone Line. 1861.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
rOrsEs Fow SALE
BUY A HOME NOW
BOSS 4 PHELPS
Tel. NJ. +3+o.

PRICE. tssso-on iSth street. In Co
lumeis hsishtsL An unusually .,tr.e-
tive t~o-story sad attic house. having
large front porch. sleeping porch snd
oreakfs porch. The house 10 heated
with hot Ater heat, has electric lights.
water In the bedrooms. There 10 [. deep
lot to paved alley. with room for doubis
garage.
PRICE. uo.1so-In Nj. Pie.s.nt q
little on from Park road A three
story brick house, having hot-wstsr
heat and electric liuhts- This house 10
vacant and In excellent condition and
made. YSS viii nna Il worth your
while to look at this house nsht sway
PRICE. ,I2.soo-In Chevy Chase;
Can be sold In terms of 1880 cash and
monthly payments; two-story- y-snd-
attic colonial house. modern and up-to-
date In every respect. with hot-wster
heat electric lights oak noors. uyins
room with opea fireplace. large porches-
PRICE. SIo,s0o-TA detached corner
house situated on . lot tSxse; there
electric lights. porchss. the hoos.
screened throughout and In beautiful
condition. Owner wishes TO make
Immediate sale and viii give posses
sion
PRICE, sII.soc-west OF 18th st. on
the Heightsi . location that viii please
you; . two-story houSe having seven
bathrooms: large front porch; break
fast porch and sleeping porch: hard
wood floors
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

BUSINESS PROPERTy--good Investment.
one of the best lusiness spots north Of
~ v. ave. on 7th rtreet. Large frontage,
deep lot, improved with 2-story brick
can be bought Just now at $4,000; should
be worth No. 900 " the near future.
J. ID. GARMAN.
District Nat. Bank BLDG.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
CLAIRvHANTs
Lses..sa BY lAs D.tr,et VI Ce.a"esa
MADAME sELlA


MADAME sELlA
Egyptian pain.l-t and Asdium-
business. love. health aud family an.irs
tells the name VI future hsILsnl H wife
and how To win the one you owe in.2es
up lovers qusrreis OF family troubles re-
unites the separated and makes hspplns..
In your home; tells What bu.ine.. ls
luokisst for you and how 70 s.in success
In anything you take In hand. II you are
having bad luck OF trouble consult Nine.
Sell. she can help YOU; Satisfaction guar
.n,ssd. phons Fr.nsiia s,Isy Es.dlns.
SPECIAL READINGS. DOC
NINE. ORA PARKS
cLAIRyoYAST AND PALMIsr.
Gives advice on all ansirs OF NE. A
visit 10 this remarkable woman viii DO
%ol: Dr.,:. 70 sss /. NO, fo",ans,tsis1. ri,ssr
does she eater 10 the ignorant or per
stitious. but TO those who .pprecs~l> the
cred and connds entail. Hours. ii a a, 10
q y m. lsze @ 81 N. w.
MADAME VASHTI.
SPECIAL READINGS, SOC
PALMIsT AND cLAIRyoYANT.
csn/teii you anything you wish TO
know about your past. present and future.
Also of your luck. love. business. health
7TT sth st. N. w.
Near Rialto)
MADAM D'ASHMAN
CLAIRvOYANT. Crystal 0AzEh- AND
CARD READER.
Have you business and domestic troveissi
II 20 see Madame D'AshmAn and she VIII
help you out OF your difficulties As she has
advised hundreds Of othsra This gifted
lady will tell your fortune on love. mar
rage. divorce. changes. rsunitss the sSp-
Arsted. helps you to win back iost tsv~
SPECIAL READIN0e. TOE
1901 C Street N. w.
Opposite Droop's Ausic store, 1sth end o.
SPECIAL READINGS soc,
MADAM ALLEN,
CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST.
Guarantees to read your entire life
past. present and future: gives true Ad
vice on business, love. health and family
aRsirs U2 ST. N. w. Between sth
and 9th.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29

NEAR 18th and N E.-Two-story brick
rooms and bath; alley with room for
garage: prompt possession; price. $3.50.
WALTER A. BROWN, 400 II st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
CHURCH NOTICES
Spirituahsun -

MRS. COATES
LECTURE AND CIRCLE FRIDAY, a;1S
Il. INDOORS CLOSED 6;10.
1904 Kilbourpe PL ". W.
ADMISSION, SOC.
Interviews by phone. Col. S2i7.
Subject October Let, "A Glimpse Into
the Spirit World. Its Life and Occupa-
tions" Developing class every Tuesey at
q u m. Tickets sold Tor class in advance
or reservations byphone.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
1905 Eye Street.

$500
In good northeast section: modern
little home of brick construction with
electric lights. hot-water heat, sleeping
porch and hardwood floors; six rooms
and tiled bath; comfortable front
porch; screened and metal weather
stripped throughout; garage space on
wide alley. Phone US for appoint
ment to inspect.
McKEEvER GOss.
1905 Eye st. Main 4762.
PETwORTH
Brick house on lot l26 feet deep; six
rooms and bath and sleeping porch -
electric lights, vapor heat front and
double rear porches; hardwoSd floors
and trim; built-in cupboards, screens
and awnings; house in excellent condi-
ton; Immediate possession. Price.
3s.7s0. Small cash payment and rea-
sonable terms will buy this homo.
McKEEVl
1lnE Evn CfroAt
The Washington times., 1920-09-29

MODERN home on mountain near Blue
mont Lock Box io6, Berryvilie, Va