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Washinston Circle.

there are 0 bedrooms and baths, insurinf
good return for room renting; there are
two pariors, large dining room and kitcbm
on tie yrst noor: house 10 heated b. hot
water; there ID electricity and gas; oeeu-
pied b. owner. VINO wfii give possss<1on.
Price. t1b.ooo. Terms.
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THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO..
incorporated
Consult Our Sales Department
PENlA. AVE
$4,000.

Al szesedinsly vszi ieestsd pises Of
pennsyivania ssenns properv; it hss a
frontage q .1.e1 feat b. dspn q i<i-ss:
is-foot sisey On aAs md so-foot snsy in
rear; inprovsnents eoasist ef sstory. vsn-
euiit briek stzurtzrs; NV rsstsd % % %
bring ezesnsnt return O ss,s priee. An
early ssis b sscsssa1 10 eiess n sststs.
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HOW DOES TIIE PUBIIC KNOW
SPECIAL NOTICE.

woRKINGMEN. LITTLE BUSINESS
would Be transacted II our hustler trsds
decided to quit and stick to me stores. but,
son. the wise boy buys where value 4 best.
See the new pants At - mp that tells true
same a. slightly used overcoats. IS up,
ladies' warm coats. $3 up. JUSrH'S oLn
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BUSINESS CORNER.
$4,000.

Near he proposed terminal of DE w., B.
d A Electric Railway; GOOD b<1ek buiId-
ing and couid Be rsnodeied ecouosuieauy.
Property tncreaStns In vaips % bssissss is
enerosehiag from all points.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY,
Vicinity of llth and H StA
$4,000
$4,000

Contains one large brick <stsry bsild-
ing and vacant lot and store sdjo4ninr. NE
lot ia 5oIl2o: suitable fer rsnodelins into |,
large warehouse OF eomnercisI buildns.
Property il clear Of my trust.
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TWO 2-SToRY APARTMENTS
$500 EACH.

Locatsd IN BloontngdaIe. eseh contains
9 rooms and bath, has an modsrn eouven.
apartment The lot b about Is hy 8 n.
to an alley. These properties are excep,
tionaTly wen bunt and better thm ths
average.
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COR STORE AND APARTMENTS
$10.5O0.

Pennsylvanis sve-, nesr wsshtnEtun Cir
Gle; good brick buildtng; has been fmod-
eled and has an modsm Improvements; (;
electric Iixhts and hot-wstsr beat; could
be rented sdvsntsgeoukly; h q splepdld
conner for business and most dexir1hle fnr
one tenant
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PENNA- AVE. BUSINESS PROP.
RTY. Between 10Th and Ilth Ses.
Special Price. $4,000.

0eod. suhstsntaai br1ek b1ildins. could b
essentially rsno6slsd; nov occupied ~
nonthly tsnant;, purchaser eosld est pos-
session within ressonabss tine. 1he lst
10 about 3s feat front By % feet nd co..
tains Ana sqsars feet; essar of my trust
ani would only resuire reasonshls snount
- nrst paSneut; balance In Arst md -
osd trusts.
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HELP WANTED-MALE
FOtNN I. JOES

EXPOSITION wants carpenter vim tooisT
permanent position, trapelinx. Apply
TED LEWIS. superintendent ma1-st
PATNTERs-uNIoN MHN. APPLY sHA
MANsHIP AND NAvpGATIoN BLDG-.
Annapolis, Nd ap27-0
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III Flor1s1-E4 <c<3EE<11 -
y ~ - THY 1LI AN - I'D
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Saul's Addition.

Price. .ooo-Detached pebbledash home.
with 10 rooms. bath. NV. h., electricity,
garage. -Iot. Isx14S. Don't fail to see this
bargain
Price. $15,ooo-I0 rooms. bath, NV. h..
electricity. This aouse In built Of hollow
tile and 10 without q parallel In this sec
tiou. Owner VIII give possession.
Price. S12soo-Bungalow with rooms.
bath. h.-w. h., electricity. Lot 4oxI12.
Hardwood finish throughout.
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Special Notice

All ex-servfee men of the army
and navy are invited TO Join the
Robert I. Miller Soldiers and Sailors
Association of the District OF Oolum-
bia. and are requested to call ut
the headquarters OF Our Army and
Navy, $50 Louisiana ave. NV. and
sign the membership roster and Sc
cure hembership card. oniee epen
o A. NJ. 20 . r. NJ.
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9Th ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY
$4,000.

Near Aassaehusetts arenDs; reesnt1y ~
modelled md cuntains stsrs On hrst nsur snd
spsrtnsas sbovs; has r.s md elee-
triety nd bot wst.s hsat; lst ID 1sxIoo
snd IL NV v.e1L nh b IN cpportu.ity.
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SUBURBAN

75Os NEWTON ST.. Mt. RArxITR-
MD.-Cwhitel- ROOMS and bHch
bungalow; o. n 4; metal ezngs: lot
50K15o: possession Prics. s&lD-
ternA
34th 81. Mt. RAINIER M
Cwhite)-vAoANT- rOons. hR -
ception han and bath; 2-senrJ nrms
house; arTe rarzre; lot 5oxIse; nsvly
painted. Prics. A-soo-termA
DELRAT. TAy-twhiRD-5 roons md
hath; stssm heat; Esr1es; electric nEht
$500. Terms.
TUXEDO. -toolorsdD-FuDs: .
rooms md bah; a0s; Z acn grzps
amor; nurzaea heat 05o- Te@-
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IA 2FAMIY APARTMENTS
$1,000 EACH.

In the vicinity Of New Iersey and New
York aves. ness spartmenn are vsr
built, and tn good eondition. eonfainfnr 8
rooms and hath each. All rented 10 vhits
tenants; We can sen separately or - IN
entirety. Can arrange with reasonable cash
payment and monthly psyments 10 suit.
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COR. STORE AND APARTMENT.
$500.

Vermont ave-, south of o; stors hrst
noor and apartment above contsininr 3
rooms and bath; wefl heated; occupied oy
sion within reasonable time. Properly n
clear Of any trust and terms can b ar
ranged.
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Nowhere win you nnd more bril-
liant short stories than those by
TO- HENRY. They are appearing
daily IN rhs Washington Herald.
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WANTED-MSCELLANEOUS

DIAMOND RING. BLUE WHITE; COST
$50; will exchange for 800 liberty bond.
lib nth St NV. aps0-2t
GRAFONoLA. snvERTONE CABINET
style; fumed oak; Al condition; play all
records: fifteen records: $I75 outft, so;
cash or 400 nherty bond. LII Eye st. NV.
ap3o-2t
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
REPAIRING.

PHoNOGRAPHS-ALL MAKES REPArl
ed us II St NV; Frank. 1915. aplS-e
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FARM

MARCoNIA- VA nsar Mt JaeizSs-
IN acres: 20 aeres cleared- S1L tim
ber, 1000 feet chestnut: 100 fnuit
tIees; Groom house, slate r1uf; near
store, school and ehnrcheA G,Ss0
TRrma-
Frede7c6burI. vL-So1h sGes- four
miles south Of Frederick1burI. rooms
modsrn frHne house md an neceaary
fam buildings; 1so seres exceElem TIM
ber, bsIance tIlahaa sol: prtra, S17.ooo-
WIN mAks satiafncfnry TRINA
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INVESTMENTS

srORE- 11th and p ea- n W.
Store and three room8 md nrerooa
house adjoining; brick; ezceKlent co..
ditioa; $500 for an
1917 YoU ST. Nw.-ston md q
spsrtments; briek: hot-w1ter h.xf; sAsc~
tricfty md gas. BarExtn- SD.oeo-
FACING So GAP. sT- ~sst DO Eys
to X sW.-So feet de>p: sbs1f 30 n
frontage; 5 brfek stnues. NM hk.ek-
smith shop. coal yIrd. severnI fnm
buildings. sc. 400 BzrIzn-
IIls-I1ISH Sth ST SIS rools -eseh:
frame; nLS Rented for So. B.rh hsr
BRADFORD & CO.
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Help Wanted-Male or Female.
DINTNc For identincation purposes
CIIOlOS finished promptly.
BROOKS STUDIO. LID y. st. NV.
mhso-0ot
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Wyoming Avenue.
$50 500

Just on Of Wyoming ave-; q very sttrle-
tive English-baseme1t house. with Earase
contains II rooms and 4 baths; excellent
neighborhood; possession At once.
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Mount Pleasant.
Sl1 500

In one Of the best sections Of Mount
Pleasant: contains rooms and bath; par
quetry floors; hot-water heat. electric light;
brick garage; good condition; possession
June L I990.
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PERSONALS.

AMATEUR SONG WkirERs. LET NJ
write the muse to your songpoemA I CON.
pose. arranse and publish music Ds. 1900
JOHNSON. - ,Ah q ne Tel Lincoln ise
DO YOU LOVE GOOD HEALTHf Y0u
OLD INDIAN HERE REMEDY SHOP.
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Leroy Place.
$40 500

A very attractive Eiish-basement house.
Just put In the best Of condition; contains Il
rooms and 3 baths: hot-water heat and elec-
tric light; possession At once.
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THREE BOYS TO DO OUT
side work from 6: 30 to $50
a. NJ Salary guaranteed.
MR.. HASSAN. The Herald
Office ma25-3t
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"A WASHINGTON POLICEMAN HRLPED
her up" Z Hes swem, pastor, Sunday
night Centennial Bspt. Ch., 7th q Eye n e.
ap00-2t
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Mount Pleasant.
SD 500

A Groom and -2-bath house. with hot-Wster
heat. electric lights, Pittsburgh heater md
double cement garage; just been pspered
and painted; possession at once
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FOR REET-UNFURNIsHED

FOUR COMPLETELY FURNIsHED ROOMS
In my private home OF 18th street; cool
and delightful naighborhood; with all privi-
leges, including garden; al modern con
venienees. Price, $40. ma1-3t
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Saul's Addition.
$1,000.

A very complete detached house; on good
sized lot; contains 4 bedrooms. bath and
layatory; living room. dining room md
kitchen; hot-water heat and electric light; /;
garage, with paved alley.
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FOR SALE-MlScELLANEOUS.

- Il. -. =
SUIT = BAsEBAIL OUTFIT. ron R
gloves, etc. Phone Columbia $50. 1867
Irving St. Apt. 2. ma1-st
HUNTERS BED BUG ExTERMINATOR,
large bottle and large sprayer, 81 Is;
known everywhere; will not stain bed
clothes or wall paper; guaranteed to DO the
work or money returned. Try Hunters
Floor OIL Phone franklin 114s. 1ls Pa
ave: nw. NV. ma1-st
WALL PAPER YOU CAN'T BEAT IT IN
z o. o. A.; 50 win buy enough paper Tor a
room. MAHoNEy's. a24 Pa. ave. sc.
ap2s-14t
WALL BOARD. NEW AND BEST QUAIL
" at 4hc per square foot; q good grade
Of new two-ply roofing paper at $1.T5 per
square; white enamel bath tubs. lavatories,
sinks and toilet combinations. SIDNEY L.
'HECHIHGER HoJsEwRECKING CO., 9Th
and @ SITS. southwest. ap27-oOt
WHITE ENAMEL CRIB; GOOD CoNDf-
ton. 1910 Buchanan st. Columbia 2s4l,J.
ap29-3t
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Columbia Heishts.

Price. S12.00o-In rooms, 2 baths. h.-w. h..
electricity. with large lot to wide a1ley.
This house is without q doubt the best bar.
gain In he locality.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR rem

ONE ROOM, NICELY FURNBHED WITH
an new furniture; suitable for two; cen
trally located. Frank. 674S ma1-st
ST. s. T., 1sS-FURNIsHED ROOM
Lincoln SAW mal-3t
18th ST. N. W., 1s26-LARGE, BRIGHT
room for two gentlemen; telephone; hot
water, and board; reasonable. North s4oo.
ROOMS IN APT. TO LET TO ONE TO
i've women; SIS to SIS month. 1905 Eye
st NV, No. 1. second door; opposite Frank
lin Park; housekeeping, parlor. sleeping
porch; laundry privileges with free course
in story writing and story telling ap29-7t
l5lo BUcHANAN ST. Nw~NiCELY FUR
nished large front room; L. m Coium-
bia 2s4lJ. .-'.- ap2e-3t
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NIGHT School TO
OPEN ON MONDAY
First Session for Instruc-
ton in Citizenship; Big
Enrolment Expected

The opening session Of the night
school which Will begin It's four
months annual term on Monday night
will be devoted TO citizenship. Since
the opening night falls on the eve Of
the general elections II was found ap-
Droprintc 70 cali a general assembly
OF the school In tho high school aud
itorium at o'clock In the evening
for tho purpose OF somo general In
str-uctions In tho business OF voting.
c. M. Bolts will express 10 the assem-
bly, tho method Of receiving, mnrkih
folding and returning ballot.
The citizenship classes conducted
at tho night school under Professor
&. Il. Bently has been one Of the
most conspicuous achievements OF the
school. These courses have been
the means OF admitting many for
eigncrs to citizenship in the United
statee The elementary courses In
English which are offered to the
aliens are also popuiarly attended.
The night school also gives an op-
portunity for the boys and girls
who have 70 work during the day
10 obtain the education which they
ought 10 have. Older employed per
IONS also take advantage OF the night
school classes to ut themselves foi
better positions.
A feature OF tails years session will
be tho courses In domestic art which
will be offered Several six week;
courses In millinery, sewing and other
branches OF homc economics viii b,
offered during tho term. spanish
commercial work, mechenical draw
Ing and the other usual subjects viii
be offered.
An initial enrolment of betwesr
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SPECIAL RAILWAY
Rate FOR TEACHERS
CONVENTION HERE
State Superintendent Is
Here Arranging De-
tails of Program

The teachers over the state are 20.
inF 20 receive q apocinl rate or a fare
and a third from the Santa Fe RAN
road 10 come 70 the annual meeting
Of the New Mexico Educational asao-
citation November ~ TO 27 It was
learned today. j. n. wagner. state
superintendent OF pablic instruction
was IN the city yesterday TO confer
with local school officials about the
convention.
The special rate is one and a third
fare for the round trip. The rate II
open, removing the necessity OF the
teachers obtaining tickets OF member
ahip In the association before they
can take advantage OF the reduced
rate. The certificate plan formerly
used has been abandoned. Tho re-
quest for the rate by the corporation
commission was granted yesterday
from the general passenger agent In
Chicago.
Plans are being made for an at
tendance OF about 1000 teachers from
outside OF the city The oeroilmcni
win approximate that OF last years
convention. Local arrangements for
the reception and entertainment OF
the teachen are already being made
by the chamber OF commerce.
The tentative program for the con.
ventl0n has been practically COLI
pietcd, the chairman OF zach section
having sent TO John Milne, sccre-
tnry or the association, the program
for the aection meetings. Several
prominent educators from out OF the
state have been engaged 10 make thu
chief addresses of tho convention.
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Here's a Puzzler;
Listen to Answer

II. b. Jamlson. Manuel otero, e. NJ.
Barber and Col. ID. X. b. Sellers stood
on % street corner discussing politics
Suddenly a voice behind them said.
what Is IL that has eight legs and
sings"
The speaker was IT. b. Watkins,
secretary OF the chamber OF COM
merce. The question repeated.
"a centlpede" said one.
NO" said another, IA centlpede
has thousand legs"
"A hippo said Mr.. Jamison.
mo" said Col. Sellers, "a hippo
only grunts"
Then Mr. Barber solved the mystery.
'"rhe iaperial quartet Of the ro-
tary club" Laughter followed
THE Rotary qnartet recently or
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DISTRICT NO. /.

Herald office 10 thpt those winning
them win be able to get right in and
drive away In their prize. Orders FOR
the other prizes will be given immed-
lately the same as last year.
Nothing should be left un1one by
the candidates In getting subsorip-
tions enough to make them win. Sub
scriptions count big now in propor-
tiun to what every other candidate
Is receiving for their efforts and "
you secure more subscriptions II Is
possible for you to have hundreds OF
thourands OF votes over what the
other candidate who does not do so
much In the way of subscriptions
would have.
Every SIS worth of subscriptions
will give $4,000 extra votes and each
NEW three year subscription will
give 10000 votes. This is the best
way to still gain many thousands OF
votes,---by making use of The three
year subscriptions and the extra sj,-
900 ballots on each Si5 of subscrip-
tions.
DO not feel secure. DO not foI
minute get II into your head you
hnvd one Of the fine automobiles
WON ALREADY. That is bad busl'
ness and often leads TO great disap
polntmcnt. Get subscriptiOns,-theS
will make you win better than JUS
feeling secure ana doing nothing.
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ROLL

Eight O'Clock tonight and all will
be over but the counting In The Eve
Herald's subscription contest In which
more than $500 in valuable auto
mobiles and other prizes will be Civ
on awLy.
Ne candidate should feel secure In
thinking he or she has anyone OF the
automobiles won. No one will be
certain until the last vote is issued
Saturday night and counted by the
judges Of the campaign.
The judges will be Mr.. j. w
Leach OF the Citizens National
bank, Mr.. Ed. Cox OF First Saw
ings bank and Trust company
and Mr.. John Milne, superintcnd-
cnt OF schools. These men will
take charge OF the votes as soon
as possible after eight o'clock
Saturday night and will proceed
to count the votes OF the con-
test.
As soon as the totals have been ar
rived at by the Judges and tho win
ming candidates have been announced
orders win be given at once for the
delivery OF all PRICES and all candi-
dates who will receive commissions
will be mailed checks for same with
In few days.
II is hoped that the weather will be
such the three fine automobiles car
he parked in front of The Evening
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HE BECOMES A CITIZEN OFTEN

CHlCAGO-The best little thins
that Abraham Elk does is becoming
IA citizen. Elk was boru In l,ussin,
became y naturaiizcd citizen Of Lith-
unnia. became an English subject in
England, went to Berlin and became
German and three years ago got
first papers in AN American court,
Cant hive second papers now" said
the clerk In federal court here. "All
right" replied Abraham, "g.ve me
a passport and III go to Palestine
and holp rebuild Jerusalem" Jake
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agership OF tho Penney store there.
MIRA ]. A. Abrahams who has been
vikihng her daughter, Mrs. b. u.
Copp, at her home In the Stern
apartments, for the past six months
returned to her homo In Santa Bar
bara, Calf, last Saturday.
Mrs Clark NJ Carr and two dangh-
ters, Miss Virginia and Miss Adele
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4s& s&GG1Rge212

Joe Ryan and his CoWpunchcral
have gone 10 the Mexican border toI
start the firth. sixth and seventh epi-
sodo OF "The Purple Riders" q west
ern serial after two weeks spent in
filming interior scenes. The troupe
will spend n month at the border
location selected and will then cross
into Mexico. joe Ryan does more
riding In this new serial, OF which
he Is tho star. than In any picture In
which he has previously appeared.
James Morrison. one OF the better
known juvenile actors appearing on
tho. screen, takes the pu~t OF Harry
Bloomfield, the Wears son, In BLACK
Beauty, the Nitagraph special pro-
duction. In which Jean Paige is star
rcd. He Is the only iuyinilo In pic
turcs who could handle this role at
the various ages and was selected at
ter not less than fifteen well-known
players had been considered. The
Picture is nearly completed. Direc-
tor David Smith Is now filming tho
final scenes.
Jimmy Aubrcys newest comedy Is
"The Back Yard" and he has about
as much fun In that vicinity as a
yardfuii Of children. a dozen or so
lciddies. some white, some not 50
white. assist in the fun-making.
Beatrice Burnham is playing OPP
posite Earle Williams in his next fea-
ture. taken from Diamonds Adrlft'
n magazine story by Frederick j.
Jackson. Miss Burnham Is the Span
ish type required by the story.
Alice Joyce has finally completed
1 Cousin Kate" the film version Of
Charles Frohman's famous stage sue
cess OF the same title. However, the
picture Will not be released until
about the first OF the year, as Il is
20 undergo elaborate tltling and cd
iting. Cousin Kate which was di-
rected by Mrs Sidney Drew, has come
up TO everything expected OF Il, and
IL Is expected that the Alice Joyce
version will develop following no
less than that won by the stage pro-
duction in which Ethel Barrymore
starred.
Alice Calhoun, Vltagraph's new
star. has completed her purchases OF
various gowns needed In her first
starring production and Will com
L mcncc work on the picture, "Tho
Dress OF Destiny" this week.
Catherine Calvert who portrays
the leading role In Dead Men T'ul
No Tales" has returned from "A tw,
weOks vacation spent in Canada. Tn,
big sailing vessel used In the pro
duction, the Lady Jcrmyn," Will b'
blown up off Northport. l.. l., and
this will complete the actual Gamers
work.
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SoCioty.

(Continucd from page one).
TWO THIRTY BRIDGE CLUB
GDFSTS OF Mrs. CAMERON.
Tho Two-Thirty bridge club were
gieats OF Mrs. Fred Cameron last
Tuesday, at their regular meeting Of
tho month. High score was won by
Mrs Jerre Haggard. Tho next meet
ing will be held November 0.
EEE
BENEFIT CARD PARTY
NEXT WEEK.
The Women'a Catholic Order Of
Forrcsters will hold their regular
benefit card party and social next
Tuesday evening at st. Mary's hall.
The public Is invited and Is prom.
ised the usual pleasant evening.
A. B. c. GHOST PICNIC.
Thursday evening tho students CT
the Albuquerque Business College had
Halloween outing. Trucks ana
cars carried the students TO Tijeras
canyon where they built bonfires and
roasted welnes, marshmallows APP
pies and popcorn. Ghost stories were
told and an indian war dance was
danced around a big bonfire. On the
way home several haunted houses
were visited. About fifty students at
tended and every one had a glorious
time.
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NEW YORIS--i'or bcfricndlng n man
taken suddenly IN ON n train In
tlle west, Miss Peggy Mitchell, now
playing I'M a IirOaduny musical
comedy. has Just been informed She
has iahcritcd SSO,OOO from the
man! Tho man was the late George
Darby Leslie. Miss Mitchell left
the train TO nurse him when size
discovered hc lind no near relatives.
Months lntcr after she was back In
New York she learned Of his death
and Just rrccntly tliat hc had left
her $50. 600
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ganized consists OF Kenneth. Bald
ridge. DIR. ]. n. Van Alta, Goorgt
GeRke and Mr.. Barber.
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LEAD AVENUE M I. SOCIAL
AFFAIRS.

Halloween. the time Of the year for
good fun and pranks at parties, has
been observed by several organiza-
tions OF the Lead Avenue Methodist
church. The following affairs were
given during the week:
Mrs. c. c. Otwell's Sunday school
class gave Halloween party on
Wednesday evening at the residence
OF Mrs. w. VI. Mccoy on Luna bOule-
ward.
The Epworth league held "spook"
social ON Thursday evening at the
church parlors.
A church tea was held on wednes-
day afternoon at the residence OF
Mrs. @. II. Breeze, at 500 West Cop
per avenue.
The Philips Bible class gave a party
at the home OF Roy X. Stamm at
1122 West Central avenue on Friday
night
On Saturday evening the Baraca
Bible class of which George n. Peter
son is the teacher, will entertain the
Triangle class at a mystcriously ar
ranged Halloween party.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs Ehler OF this city left Tues
day evening for Chicago whore she
was called by the death OF her
mother.
Mrs. Charles Buchanan, OF Fort
| Worth, Texas, arrived In tho city
/ Thursday for visit OF week with
Mrs. Il. B. Hicks, on North Second
street. The Buchannans were for.
merly residents of this city but
moved to Fort Worth on tho accep.
tanco by Mr.. Buchanan OF the man
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Pepper. clerk. gave him the needed
passport o X. and he's off.
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have left for the cast. from whence
they win make preparations 20 sail
for Europe Before leaving this
country however, thoy win visit Mrs
carr's mother IN 81. Louis. leaving
there for New York. They will spend
the winter abroad.
The United States Is the largest
...t..r- ,rnwtt.t L.. A.. ~.sorI1
The evening herald., 1920-10-30
How the Eden Washes

Every that the ideal way cleanse valuable
clothes such lace and delicate garments is by dipping them
up and down in soapy water and hanging to dry By this
she Of two resft that all dirt would be
flushed of each piece and that would out clean
ond that the gentle dipping would not harm the delicate threads
The evening herald., 1920-10-30

wANTED--Cotton rags ut the
Herald Office Job Dept.
The evening herald., 1920-10-30

You will find it in our Classi.
fed Columns.
The evening herald., 1920-10-30

Mrs. Ehler OF this city left Tues
day evening for Chicago where sh
was called by the death of he
mother.
The evening herald., 1920-10-30

Beatrice Burnham Is playing OPP
posite Earle Williams in his next fea-
ture. taken from Diamonds Adrift'
n magazine story by Frederick j.
jackson. Miss Burnham Is the Span
ish type required by the story.
The evening herald., 1920-10-30

Jimmy Aubrey's newest comedy Is
"The Back Yard" and he has about
as much fun In that Vicinity as a
yardfuli Of children. a dozen or so
ldddles, some white. some not 50
white. assist in the fun-making.