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The Washington times., 1920-10-14
LOEWS PALACE
Bert Lytel Drnws.

Bert Lytell viii continue AS the ter
tured player Of the screen program ss
Loew's Palace pAeAtsr throughout IL
remaining days of the week In Balia(
n. Fitxxerald's adaptation for Loew-
Metro OF l. A X. Wylie's famous novel
THE Temple of Dawn" In which NJ.
Lyteil IL supported BY 6eens Owen
and ., cast of unusual dtStinction-
This production, which has oeep ro-
ceived with the greatest enthusiAsm
BY audiences at Loew's Palace Thsatas
this week. IL q gripping romantic
drama Of a strong mans folly and .
woman's glorious love. bsckgrounded
against the color of the Orient ana the
luxurious masnincence Of artstocrsuo
London society.
A notable array OF added progra1
attractions lends further disttnction -
the bill.
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KNICKEKBOCKER-
Cumberland Romance"

Crandalrs Knickerbocker Theatef
will present Mary Miles Minter as its
star in "A Cumberland Romance.
Realart's exceptional perturbation OF
John Fox, jr.'s widely read novel. "A
Mountain Europe"
This skillfully executed camera YER
sion Of an extremely popular nction
has been recognized throughout tho
country as one of the most noteworthy
productions of the new year 1nu
affords it's star an opportunity that
more than fulfills the promise OF ex-
traordinary artistry held out by this
brilliant young player when, as Juliet
Shelby, she amazed critics by the
artistry of her work in the title role
Of Edward Peple's "The Littiesc
Rebel" with William and Dustin
Farnum on the articulate stage.
As an extra added comedy hit viii
be shown "Out for the Night
On Saturday only, Mary Anderson
will occupy the Knickerbocker screen
in her latest release, Bubbles" which
will be supplemented by variety OF
abbreviated camera subjects. includ-
ing the comedy. Seven Bald Pates.
The Washington times., 1920-10-14
LOEW'S COLUMBIA
"The Great Redeemer.,

Loews Columbia Theater will pre-.
sent, for a second great week begin
ming next Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. its third great super-program
of the season. consisting of Maurice
Tourneurs absolutely astounding pic.
turization of III. II. Van Loans grip.
ping romantic drama. The Great Re-
deemer,% featuring House Peters and
Marjorie Daw. and supplemented by
One Week." the first brilliant comedy
starring production for Dustey
Keaton, long star in the Fatty Ar
buckle constellation Of screen merry
makers.
The Great Redeemer" has consti.
tuted the program at Loew's Columb bia
Theater all this week. where it has
been received with a degree of en-.
thusiasm that is even remarkable for
the Columbia. where popular ovations
are the rule.
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METROPOLITAN
~WOm1n In His House,

"The Woman In His House." Leuis
B. Mayors first super-special produc-
tion, which is being shown for the
first time on any screen in the world
as the chief feature of the photoplay
bill at Crandall's Metropolitan Thea
ter, where it will be the attraction for
this week only, has achieved one OF the
most substantial popular successes
ever scored by a picture in this city.
So great has been the triumph OF
this superb subject that its sponsors,
Mr.. Mayer and the high officials OF
the First National Exhibitors Circuit,
arrived yesterday in Washington. to-
gether with Mildred Harris Chaplin
who plays the wonderfully appealing
part Of the young mother from whom
the feature derives it's title. to partici-
pate, personally in the frst epochal
weeks presentation of the film.
1t is announced that Mrs. Chaplin
will appear in person at the Metropol-
itan in conjunction with the showing
OF the picture on today. Friday and
Saturday of the current week.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

BRIDGES KoFFENBERGER Irwin T..
"a; Martha L., %. The Rev. c. K. Smith
HARRY Y-wOBFE-Edward B., IS. Lillian
O., az The Rev. II. F. Randolph
FAUSTMAN- MARYLAND - Edward Henry.
az; Edith Elizabeth. 20. The Rev. II. w.
johnson.
TAPsCoTT- HANLEy Harvey N. n:
Anna N, %. The Rev. t. J. Kervick
rs, Of Williamsburg, Va. Elisabeth 4.
23, Of Hadensville, Va. The Rev J. -
CARL'MEyERs-A Earl, ~. OF Leoiyu.
Pa Frcderica, 30, OF Muncy Valley. Pa
Tho Rev. J. &c Briggs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g.. n.
OF Lehman, Va. Daisy w, 2l, PaimyrA
Va The Rev. H. r. Downs.
MAN0Us. .sTRONG-william Everette, ~.
Floyd, Va; Mary Eddie, 20, Indian VAL
ley The Rev. j. G, Copenhaver
CARTER ER-CARTER--Williem T., 10, Of
Aide, Va; Matte NJ. ~, Farmville. Va
The Rev II. r. Downs.
pRowNFoRD- -LYNE-~Danie Paterson -:
Josephine Elizabeth, rs, both of Rich
mond va The Rev. J. ". Briggs. .,
DEvLIN GERMAN l., ga Cath
crime G, 3s, both OF Buffalo, N. Y. The
Rev w. J. Brooks. -
STRONG. .PEAsLEY-Hs E., ~: Lillian
p &c The Rev J. G. Ball
TOBIN. Nc n ENNA-Thomss j., ~, New
York city, Mary A.. ~. Tho Rev. p.
pENEKAs Theodore, -: NM
dred A.. 10 The Rev. q. A. Ainnr-
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MOORE'S GARDEN
SHeld BY the Enemy

Held by the Enemy" the new
Paramount all-star special adaptatioo
Of the famous play by William 0il-
iette, which is on view at Aoore's
Garden Theater all this week, the run
closing Saturday. Is not q war spec
tacle as many might fancy. There ara
no scenes showing desperate lighting
between the armies Of the North ana
South.
To the contrary tho picture Is .
spectacle of human emotions and OF
the hearts and souls OF men ana
women under great stress. Foremost
among players seen are Agnes Ayress
Jack Holt, Wana Hawley and Lewis
Stone, with others OF equal promS-
nence supporting them.
Short subjects and orchestral feA-
lures are given in conjunction with
the main presentation at all shows.
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AT TIE THEATERS.
(contInusd from Page Twsivs,) }

Continued from Page Twsivs)
and last but far from least. Fred's
comsdy Pigs, a most unique Offering
In novelty land.
The photoAgsmatic attraction for
the week, which has also been draw
ing capacity audiences every perform
anee. presents Mary Pickford In her
latest United Artists production.
"suds" an adaptation OF FrohmAn's
stage classic. -'Op o. Ne Thumb" In
which Americas Sweetheart" gives
her public one OF the finest and most
Joyful Characterization In which she
has been seen since Daddy Long
Legs"
Special short subjects. including a
multiple reel Comedy. y beautiful
scenic, and world events picturixed. to-
sether with unusual orchestral num-
bers. complete record-breakins pro-
gram.
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CRANDALLS-
.The Woman Giyes.o

''rhe Woman Gives" With Norma
Taimadge the pictured star. II attraoe-
ing at CrandaIrs Theater. In thtp
First National subject the most popu-
lar actress on the screen IL compo-
tently supported by an able cast ana
given the advantage of q handsomS
production. both Of which essentials
add materially to the effectiveness oe
her own work.
Supplementing the major feature q
the bill is Pairs and q Peach" q comr
edy that may be relied upon to noSg
the exactions Of the most captio~
lovers of film fun.
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GREATER PENN GARDENS
Dancing.

A novel attraction in conjunction
with the usual dancing program will
be staged at the Greater Penn Gar
dens tomorrow night in the form of \
motion picture ball The dancers will
have an opportunity to get into a
real motion picture and mingle with
the many motion picture stars who
will be at the Greater Penn Gardens
on that evening.
Donald Hall, william Parks. Mar
guerite Gale, Ellilia Jensen, Dixie Lee.
David Fischer and a number OF other
well known stars have promised to
be present. The motion picture will
be taken at 1880 .. m. several hun
dred feet of film being used. At q
later date the picture will. be shown
in theaters throughout the country.
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cannot help but stir the ssntimsaSuD
emotions Of all who oehsid. = prove1
fact g1dSlAS lEo.. the c@p~csty z-AS-
ences which have greeted every pes~
formsnce durins the current engage
ment which closes saturday. ~
Exceptional subsidiary features ~
eiudins an orchestra score with sDo-
oial mum bers which care causing casys
wide comment. are offered In con5use.
tion with the main attraction all per-
formAncea.
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MOORE'S RIALTO-
VICTORIOUS Miss Lisle."

Against the romantic setting of
"merrie" England and quaint old
Brittany. beautiful Katherine MacDon-
aid portrays the role Of The Notori-
Gus Miss Lisle." the photodramatic
adaptation of Mrs BaiIlie REYNOLDS
well-known novel of the same name
as presented all this week at Moore's
Rialto Theater. with an appeal that
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
REMINOTON. VA.

REMINGTON VA.
1t-room frame building, A. m. l., sur
rounded by beautiful shade, ~ acres land.
npe rsrdcn, stsbline for head OF stock
q garages. concrete walks, water In house,
both hot aud cold fine opportunity for
boarding house or rsnrient custom; near
r. r. station In village Of Remington.
Price IS. 900: house alone would cost -, 900
" BEATT1E. Alexandria, Va
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i.rss .torsroeni fvrn.es h.sti hoOs,
newly pspersd .snd painted; ss'es oi
ground large barn x.rss. for : s.rs
counter $50 to tiso per day. This properly
IL bargain 10 quick purchaser
n.sso-Rixht At Lincoln Park location
hard 90 se., In the siY .-room house hot.
rooms. the ENTIRE prSr cry In perieet eondi-
ti0H Only n.'ssyaesh.
ss.eoe-s-room home: modern IN every
rsspect; hot-~atsr heat: xsa eleetns
lights; hardwood pAraust noorsi hardwood
trim through tho sptirs house; eolonisi
porehes; washtuos; servants toilet; large
lot 10 wide paved alley, Location near the
ss.too-7-room bungalow. In a sood n, f..
location; modern heated electric lights
gss; very nne location; large lot bshloe'
Only s<os cash. balance less than rent
$50 per month.
u.Too-7-room house. in very good
n. Il, location z-fsmiiy -houss; newly pa
pered all through latrobe heat: large lot;
room for double garage. Only $500 cash.
ss15o-N, W. location. just on 18th st;
s-room house: furnace heat newly pa
psred: large l~1 room for double garage;
vacant snd immediate possession and only
$500 cash.
,.,I!s. sceh..,o0m ,.., house on T street N. W.
q good buy; furnace heat: very large yard;
house In very nice condition; owner wants
q qu'ck purchaser. Cash paymentS N.2so.
ts,ooo-A large detached home In the
vic lights; porcbes: slate roof: large lot;
nne location; newly papered ard painted.
ts.Soo-s,room house; good y. W. ioca-
tion; practically new; In excellent condi-
electric iiEhts: extra large. long lot to a
wide paved alley: sanitary wash trays
servants toilet
T:5oo--1n Georgetown; 6 rooms. colonial
floors. hardwood trim. wash trays in cell
lar: servants toilet; beautiful view and
strictly white locations; owner is anxious
to sell at once and win give immediate
'soo-a-room house In Coimsr Manor;
large lot; on . corner: all cash at this
price.
u:5eo-S-room house and 2 large lots
inside Of the city limits. This property
can be improved without great expense
to be worth at least $1,000.
s7.76o-7-room house. furnace heat:
strictly detached home and in q location
where there 10 lot OF business value to
It: almost immediate possession and 500
of the payments same as rent
...:: s.::; :. ,i... i a.!
ss.5oo--A nne. large bungalow In silver
Spring. Md. three quarters of an acte of
owner is wanting to 20 South and wants .
quick sale. e..
Ss.6oo-In Woodbridge. d. C. b-room bun
Ealow; modernly heated, electric lights:
double garase; very large lot: almost ina
mediate possession.
37.000-s-room house; modern heating
plant: entire property in what Is called
perfect condition; hardwood floors and
built by Kennedy Brothers: nne loca tion,
just near Lincoln Park N. E. Owner In
property.
I have great many other
homes for sale.
j. D. GARMAN.
District National Bank Bldg.
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MADAM ALLEN
6()c

CLAIRvOYANT AND PALMIST.
Guarantees to read, your entire iife-past.
present and future! gives true advice on
businsss., love. health and family anaira
Special readings. 6oc. Between Sth and sth
si2 r ST. N. w. DAILY AND SUNDAY
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SHANNON & LUCHS.
McKEEvER & GOSs.
1905 Eye Street.

1906 Eye Street.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
Pebble dash home completely de-
tached on good sized lot: . rooms and
bath: large porches; hot-water heat:
electric lights; room for garage on
paved alley. Price, eio.Soo.
McKEEvER 4 0O6S,
i4os Eye st. Main 47sa
PETWORTH.
Modern home Of six rooms and two
baths one with shower and screened
and siassed-in breakfast and sleeping
porches: every modern Improvement
electric fights. hot-water heat: hard
wood noors and trim; Ruud instantsn.
eous water heater, laundry trays and
range In basement; beautiful colonial
front porch: large lot with trees and
vines. etc. Price only $3.50.
McKEEVl
14O5 Eye Street.
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Borsss yos sRSy
HOUSES FOR SALE

DESIRABLE HOMES. CAP1-
TOL HILL, NORTHEAST
AND SOUTHEAST.
WE HAVE A LARGE LIsf
OF DESIRABLE HOUSES IN
THIS SECTION OF THE
CITY, AT VERY REASON
ABLE PRICES. If YOU CON-
TEMPLATE BUYING, DO
NOT FAIL TO GET PAR
: TICULARS. MAKE AN AP-
POINTMENT FOR ONE OF
OUR statesmen WHO MAKE
A SPECIALITY OF HOUSES
IN THIS SECTION, TO TAKE
YOU AROUND IN THEIR =
AUTOMOBILES.
very desirable home on &C. street
northeast; storie. and cellar; 8 rooms.
cars; possession; 1920
A well arranged house on 9th street
Northeast. An out -of-town owner wishes
.
sarsse TO hold . cars; uarss lot; - foot
alley: $500.
within two squares Of Lincoln Park: 10
rooms and : baths ressonsoie terms near
Not far from the Library and Capitol; II
rooms and baths; lot Isxleo; could no not
bo constructed for the price asked s7.soo.
:. on 10th street northeast; . rooms. . baths;
y steam heat; lot 1oxlos.
$500; dwelling on M street northeast;
A splendid home on A street northeast:
2 rooms; tiled bath; hot-wster heat and
electric lights; sarage to hold = cars sta sta
wood nnish; wide alley.
A street northeast, near srd street; .
stories; 10 rooms: baths; hot, water heat;
garage to hold two cars: i'll .000
s4.75o; Immediate possession; on &C.
street northeast; stories and cellar:
rooms and bath. Let US show you this
nice home.
$500; convenient to the Union station;
: stories and cellar; rooms and bath.
corner house for $500 on .'G" street
northeast; rooms and cellar.
East Capitol street: a comparatively new
home for 37.5oo; Q stories and cellar; hot
water heat and electric lights; hardwood
finish; lot 1910.
Maryland avenue: a Groom dwelling with
water heat; . bargain At $500.
Mass. avenue home for $500: 8 rooms
and bath; near Stanton Park
A beautiful corner residence Mass.
avenue northeast; . rooms: hot ater heat:
about 100 feet of parking: convenient to
Capitol, $1,000.
+ STONE & FAIRFAX,
7 1912 New York Avenue.
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HOUSES fOM SALE
SHANNON 4 LUCHS.,
7l3 lath st. N. w.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
H1n Snn

On one Of Mt. PiessAnt's most
desirable streets nsxt TO = new
S1V.seo home. s-stosy brick OF III
rooms and : tsthsi double back
porches space for garage. eieo-
tricity, steam heat; hardwood
floors and trim.
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MADAME LENORE,

0tvss true advice business. love.
health and family anairs. tells the full
name of the one you will marry. the day
and month Come and be convinced what
. natural born clairvoysat can do. Special
readings for = short time. 81.
77i ELEVENTH ST. N. w.
Near PalAis ROYAL Store)
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STONE & FAIRFAX,
{ 1912 New York Avenue.

THE PROPERTIES ADI ERTIsEp under
NAME are sGs'sGlsq EXSkSsTXEty
IN ALL PAPERS wHSTE HNrIL SOLD
isas M sth st. N. w-Frame. s r. istrob.
itss st. N. E-s-family nat: ar. 4 b.
each: Iatrobe,. gas; large lot; excellent
sos st. NJ E.-Br; sr. b.: I.trobs.
's't s.S:ssm. st i.fx. o so paved ..s
garage sleeping porch; hardwood floors;
SIS sth st, s, E,-Frams. 10 r. q b.
7.s 9Th st $. E-Br.i sr. b.; iatrobs.
Iisi 10th .s. y; w.-Is r. rec. hall; br.;
-xss; furn. Ho.oSS; OPEN ..,
SIS Dcfrees st.~N w,-Br.: TT; gas;
$500; easy terms.
Us bth st. s-E.-Fr.; sr. CPo..e..,on).
room. and bath. Furnace heat: gas. $500
III Kenyon st. N. w..Frame. r.. deep
$4,000: $500 cash.
iii Congress st N E.-pr.. i-f.mily
| sssi cleveland p,sc. N. w.-Br; RI;
gas iatrobc; excellent condition. s2.2oo:
e,oo c.sh 80 ''
i23f-a4 sth st-Br;: er a b.: !atrobs
heat esss,'nt sssh p. fSnaop t:s'G sn .ae..n.
condition. Vacant. 1890.
,lasi s,s 10Th b.. :t y si1sc H@br' b. cellar;
Iso. 18th st w.-Br.; sr b.; gas.
;sTSy..,,..s1 II st. N. w.-Br.; . stores
sos-s-ii sth st. N. E.~Br:. tr. $500.
'''" INVESTMENT.
/iio, ah st. 3 E...Br. store. s living
rms. p. near Navy Yard; excellent loc.-
"SIGS,s and md las + T st, q. y; W. sr; !: . .gs:. q:
,,,nins Isis st; rm. WfT s .isooc sp''' each con-
isa iss.aas Mass, " a ave- % NJ w. br. 'Siu.' 1%"; each
''iiyEy ''iisos r.t .t N. w.-Br.. a-family nat:
each containing sr. & b. furnsce: monthly
rental, SIS; excellent condition: possession,
barber shop and 8 living rooms a b a.s
nth st 8. e. brick, z-chslr shop; fixtures
2o1-a l. st N. VS. r. 4 b, h. ". h.; eI-
eeiient condition make orer.
=. b., fr iatrobe; gas, 2 iArg. vacant
lots; excellent corner business location.
sac N st. N. w.-Br.. a-t.m. nat; 1.r;
b.; h-w. h: yearly rental. $500. Price.
scS l. st. ~ w-corn.r Prop. ty; large
i,s, i,s's r''Tso S wcoyn,I wrps p, :.Sss ~ 20.
Corner South carolins ave. and g ct.
9 E-s;71 square feet n ss..n a.. frame
noSf Srf o2. oT 'ri nas y IpSyh 81 s'' rncfSarrrs
CAN BE PURCHASED ON REASONABLE
sPEciAr-wE NEED HOUSES, LIST
BRADroRD coMPANY,
Afain ss77. si7 scuthsrn BIDS hain ssfh
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MASS. AVE N! w.
Sl3,E0

A s-story brick house OF 10
rooms aud I bath, well located on
Mass. ave; electricity and hot
water heat; hardwood floors and
trim This house II q good buy
For q rooming business.
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SIXTH ST. NORTHWEST
q. 900

A s-story brick house. contain
> rooms and bath. with hot
water heat and gas. The location
10 ideal for q rooming house and
agreeable terms can be arranged.
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Fer Rent
LOTS FOR SALE
Lb9 RIVERDALE HEIGHTS $50

$50 RIVERDALE HEIGHTS $50
HOLDS THE RECORD
For rapid selling Tho suburb sensation
Of Washington. In sight Of Monument and
Capitol Dome. A number OF homes have
been built and several are now under CON
struction. II you want real bargain In
a subd vision, restricted to desirable peo-
pie. write or call for additional informa-
ton. Remember our terms are very easy.
J. w. HOLLOWAY CO.,
IiIo st. N. w. Franklin SOS.
TWO large lots for sale very cheap. Call
Lipc. ss7i-w.
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Main 1852.

q wooDLEY PARK.
An eisht-room and bath brick house
with front and rear porchcs: sleeping
porch; hot-water heat; electric lights
hardwood noors. screens and awnings.
garage space. Price. Na.soo. Good buy
McKEEvER 4 GOss.
ll05 Eye st Main <7s2.
CHEVY CHASE.
Beautiful stucco home In this very
good section; ten rooms and two baths.
double sleeping porches. large store
room; hot water heat: electric lights
hardwood floors and trim: automatic
water heater, laundry trays. etc at
tracttvs front End double rear porches:
large lot with double garage. p beautt-
full homo and priced at only S1b.boo.
4. aoss.
Main <762
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
D. c., Washington. ID. c., october IL.
1890 Sealed proposals will be received at
this office. Room 500. District Building.
until 2 o'clock p. m, November II, 1920.
for furnishing one forming brake, To- long,
capacity No 10 gauge esteeL-Specinca lions
and forms OF proposal may be had upon
application to the Purchasing OFFICER,
koom 32O, District Building. J. THII.-
NAN HENDRICK, CHARLES w. KUTZ.
MABEL T. BoARDMAN Commissioners,
ID. C.,
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BETHESDA, Nd.
S6 zoo

A new bungalow Of room. and
bath. electricity: porches.
block from car line: lot 6sxlbo.
This 10 a model for suburban pur-
chase.
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CHEVY CHASE
Hl3 OO0

The owner offers this thorough
iy satisfactory home at = very res-
sonable ngure. The house 10 semi
detached and has rooms and
bath: garage: electricity; hot
Water heat. front porch; lot
66xIt0.
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MADAME VASHTI.
pALMIsr AND. CLAIRvOYANr.
SpECIAJ nEADINGS. Zoe

Tells you anything you wish to knoy
about your past, present and future, q
your luck. love. kuxihess, health And fam
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sorsEs ron SAFE

,seoo-In silver sprins; s.repsn. house
iarss .toreroeni furn.ee heat hooss
ground large barn; Esrsss for care
sssoiine station owner taking In over the
counter $50 to tie0 per day This properly
is . bargain 10 = quick purchaser.
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HOUSES som SALE
Main 2s45.
MT. PLEASANT
$4,000

On Park road . brick house Of
7 rooms, beth and sleeping porch
thoroughly modern In ali respscts.
and most reasonably priced.
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NORTHEAST
$1,000

A large. handsome, semi-dsr
t.ched brick house on A street,
near I'D. There are 10 rooms and
two baths. with hardwood floors
and trim. and In very good cosdi-
tion; space for garage. HUI " 500
cash 10 necessary Tor immediate
possession.
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NINE. JEANETT.

E0YPTIAN PAI.MIsT. cJ.AIRVOYANr.
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 naItsa of frisnds. enc
niles: tells how to gain success In busi-
tells you what part Of the world viii b.
successful for you: advises, you to gain and
hold . good position: she tells II the one
you love 10 true or false Are you In
tPoubleI Do you find the one you have
bestowed your trust and Affection spoe
acting cool and Indifferent toward you!
She will remove all obstacles and tell you
hsw to win and hold the ono you desire
she reunites the separated. locates absent
friends and relatives. Special reading. SOC.
sos 7th st. n. w. topposite saks co..
PROF. ARTHAN
Noted spirituslist medium Private read
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Best adviser, See him. You will make no
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A PREDICTION
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MARTHA M. SPENCER
924 14th St. N. w.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

REAL ESTATE LOANS
aYxgs = ls@a IA ss..a .ns-als. osc AN
g ThohAs. zis hstionsi Metropolitan
p. G. real ssiAts. Several irust funds.
All trsnsaStions conducted with economical
eopsidsrs,len for eerrcwsrs
wv. u, sAUNDER6 q co.
soathsrn Building. so7 18th st N. w
CLAIRvOYANTS
Lios~ssd BY tho District Of Colx,.sia
MADAM D'AsHMAN
CLAlHvOIAkT, CRYSTAL uAzER AND
CARD READER
Have you business and domestic troubles
u % see Madame D'Ashm.n and she viii
ADVISED SsnaSsd. Of otSss. rhi. siflsd
lady will tell your fortune on hove. mar
ria.s. divorce. changes. resni,es the sep
SPECIAL READINGS. si,oe.
1901 G Street N. w.
opposite Dreop's Music store. isth and q
PROF. BELMONT
Noted CisiIyoyant and Paimist, can read
your NE by ths lines 10 your palm. which
are the record Of your life. Being = grad
uats of twe colleges Of vaimistry. and his
wonderfui gift II second sight enables him
yoS important matters OF your future life.
Gives advice on business matters. love.
health and family aaairss tells name Of
you love 10 true or false; what part Of the
eoustry V iuckisst TO youi what t. do to
be sucoessful In iife; removes trouble: Of
tells the secret Of having personal In.
nuenee with your, associates Prof. Belmont
10 . Psychologlst Of World Ranown. Read
ings. 81. 1913 New York ave N W.. next
door to Masonic Temple.
The Washington times., 1920-10-14
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
50. 900

But l,Sos eash will be neoes.
ssry In buying this T-room and
bath brick houss. located within
= block OF 18th st. hor water
heat. siectricitsts Gsrsge; occupied
by owner, who will gtse posssssios
at once.
The Washington times., 1920-10-14

N.Soo-Rixht AZ Lincoln Psrk; location
hard 90 beat In the sity s-room house hot
water heat; elsctrE hshts gas; isrss
rooms; the entire prkpsrty In perfect condi-
ton. Only n.sssynesh.