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that, Why you said then that II l
ferent things, including seventy-five
hundred dollars. to come to you. And
you spoke rs though you really meant
il. Doctor So I've comet
The Doctor regarded him steadiiy
for n moment. and resumed tapping
the glass pad on his desk with a medi-
tative forefinger.
you've reconsidered, have you?"
Not that so much-but we've had
fresh information. Jack Armstrong;
out there, indirectly representing Mr..
Cullen, and we've heard from our own
lawyers besides. So on the whole. I'm
willing to let you In if you're willing
to come. in spite of what | said at
lunch yesterday.
The Doctor hesitated.
Not that doubt you at ALL" he
said, "but when Cullen teephoned me
last night. he said that you and
lie had raised all the money you need
ed in half an hour after you went
out 10 look for it. You see, ! have
some channels of information myself |!
So can't help wondering why you
need this now Nevertheless, he was
hunting for his check-book.
1--WE don't need it-I simply insisted
on keeping n place open for Won. on
the chance that you hadn't changed
your mind"
You're fully satisfied it's the right
thing for me to do?''
Eyes, Doctor, am"
The Doctor held his pen poised In
the air "'m not sure I'm really en-
titled to IL. Doesn't it really belong
to some one who was on the spot last
night?"
billiards eyes twinkled-
You're fond of talking about mo-
tives. Doctor. :. You'd have let me
have that money yesterday, wouldn't
you?"
Didn't offer 1t to you?"
Yes. sir; you did. But was It be
cause you thought you'd make big
profit. or was it just to help me?"
why"
You see" said Hilliard cheerily,
''if you're going TO have these merce-
nary motives, you've got to let me
have some. too. I've let friendship
Interfere with business twice in two
days. And you're not the only one
held place open for-Rufus and
jack nre in it. too. 1t was my privilege
to :nake that condition-and l did"
fhe Doctor scribbled rapidly.
Then I'll keep my promise E. But
would you mind telling me what it is
I'm buying?"
Here's your receipt. Doctor" Fill
Hard laid slip of paper on the desk /:
took up the check, and scrutinized II
carefully. ''What you've bought" he
said, sis twentieth interest In new
syndicate formed last night. Well as
sumo the stock control In New York,
when we get there, by paying some
more cash (and we've got more than
we need already and after that. we
may possibly sell out. or we may &c.
ahead and develop the mine ourselves
don't know yet which; that's what
Mr.. Cullen and are going West to de
eide. But you'll be protected anyhow |;
I'll see to that. And If you're in any
hurry to get your money back"
"How soon do you think it'll be?"
Hilliard laughed outright; laugh
of utter happiness. fright now, II you
say So"
49,
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Proof THAT Quality Counts.

Bischotf. the great Russian scientist
and naturalist, once said women are
inferior to men because their brains
are smaller and lighter" But when
that man died his brain was weighed
and found to be lighter than the aver
age woman's. So 1t is not weight or
size or sex, but quality, that makes
superiority, as the presumptuous Bis
choff proves.-Exchange.
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The Man
Nobody Knew


smllingly. I'm the nan who's had to
stand the gaff so far; Tn going TO be
in on amy conferences. That's my
playi'
Harmon licked his lips again and
swallowed repeatedly.
well it's II you let
me do the talking then or :"
HiIIiard turned back to the truns-
mitter.
ASK him to come right up" he said.
He replaced the instrument and looked
nlarmedly at the broker. You're not
welli"
Yes. l am. Now let's get at
that contractl There's no sense talk
Ing business until that's Cancelled. Is
theref"
AS Hilllard stared at him an Icy
wave Of suspicion swept him from
head TO foot.
whats your hurry? It's my fu-
neral. Isn't it?''
you are anxious. though, IIar-
mon. /"
NO no hurry at all. Only
as long as I'm here and the
games played out as favor
to me let's cancel 1t. Where
is 1t? Good God. son, don't
you want that thing out of the way?
It's no good with an alias on 1t! I'll
put up the money!"
sharp rap on the door stopped him
short. Hllliard turned the knob War
ing and Mr.. Cullen burst in.
"Why. Mr.. Cullcni' he said in as
tonishment. "They didn't tell me you
were herel Hello. Rufus"
"EIilllard ~ Crilen's face was red
and excited. "Oh. I beg your pardon :"
He had seen Harmon.
Hilliard. taken utterly by surprise.
began to phrase the introductions; he
had only just begun when Harmon in
terrupted-Harmon with set jaw and
blazing cheeks. He was standing by
the writing table. and one hand was
resting heavily upon it. His manner
was curlously apprchcnsIve, curiously
desperate.
"Ah! Mr.. Cullen .
most happy. I'm sure and Mr..
Warng delighted - His voice
was silken in Its throatiness. Gentle
men, | have the honor to be presl-
dent of the Sllverbow Mining
corporation :" He paused; his
hands weaved aimlessly. "Of Mon
tnna. Gentlemen.
hear there's been some adverse criti-
cism of our property you're
stockholders. l understand not
used TO criticism - He flung his
~
Il. to relieve you of any
and all obligations and pay
back penny for penny" Here his knees
shook and he swayed nppreciably. He
was holding himself upright only by
tremendous, visible effort.
"The mans sicki !" Cullen stepped
toward him. Waring and Hilliard
were standing fascinated. The broker
warded OF Cullen with both hands.
mo. I'm not sick Contract
calls for delivery OF ninety-nine per
cent of capital stock on pay
ment of hundred and twenty thou
sand dollars before December
first. o.. You've paid sixty-two
I'm here case of dis
satisfaction to write checks
for the full amount paid down to date
q. 1 release you :"
Release us?" Cullen all but yelled
1t. and with note of exultntion which
was electrical to Hilliard.
Release you get a notary
|. E" He sat down Imply. MY
check-book. Hilllnrd-for Gods sake.
get me my check-book All
at once he seemed to collapse; his
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good thing. flocked to Olympia in such
multitudes that even that huge build
ing could not contain them, and more
than twenty thousand people were
turned away from the doors during
the ten days the show lasted.
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First Missionaries to Islands.

One hundred years ago two meo
were sent from Torrington, Conn. to
be the first missionaries to the Hawaii
an islands, then known as the Sand
wich islands. The event was com
memorated at Torrington.
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The dome of the famous palace Of

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WILL YOU swap
Is .',, oen.s 2 Hne ! ttws. !.

~
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITTANIcA = Will
exchange for chiidrsn's Book Of Knowi-
edge. North 72as-W. 11-Sf3
WE own A very FINE FARM CONTAIN.
ing so. acres; good buildings, including
large colonial residence, with bath; all nee
essary outbuildings; large bank barn; spien-
didly equipped dairy. including Deleo light
ing system, located partly In Vienna, Va.
fronting about 900 feet on paved road.
that we will sell or exchange equity Of
sl5, 900 for an apartment house with one
trust. N. r. ROBINSON. SIS Nunsey Bldg.
Main 2oi2. il-soo
WOULD SWAP AN ARMY FIBRE TRUNK;
also steamer trunk for larger trunk, or
what have your 1f-355
II N st, N. T.. AUTO REPAIR SHOP.
with all necessary tools, will exchange for
automobile; value $4,000. i1-2o3
OIL HEATER. GAS HEATER AND FULL
dress coat two cadet coats. What hare
youi 23oe N ct. NV. l1-s46
500 9TH ST. n w-wANTED, TO Ex-
change one Cadillac touring car. IN first
class condition. for improved Florida prop
erty. Cheap for quick sale. 1885
WILL SWAP STOCK 800 IN IMPERIAL
Theater Co., the owner Of Garden Theater.
for good Second Trust Note. BOX 222-c,
Herald office. 1850
WILL TRADE MY EQUITY IN CHEVY
Chase lot. i,25o. for Liberty Bonds at
face value and good Trust Notes. BOX
22l-C, Herald Office. 1881
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Births Reported
WHITE

WHITE.
James A. and Ida L. McAllister. girl
John. jr., and Sadie b. kracke. girl.
James b. aud Josephine Hortgan, boy.
George A and Erma N. Watson. giri.
Theodore 7. and Eleanor y. Belete. girl.
fendrick y. and Eleanor l. knight. girl.
John c. and Annie L. Hanley. boy. r
John A. and Eleanor n. Mathcides. girl [,
Francis S. and Marie II. Reese. fin-
Clarence 4. and Nellie A. Bstachetet. rirl.
Frederick A. and Janet Curtis, girl.
Markns L. and Virginia Beckner. boy. =
Walter r. and Marguerite A. Baughman, 1,
10Y.
Lee and Bessie Clarkson. girl.
Marx d. and josephine Brewer. girl
J. Leland and Ethel Bass, boy.
CoLORED.
Calvert and Rosella Woody. girl.
Gilbert and Rosina Cophas. girl.
Richard and Laura Brown. girl >
Waymond A. aud Bea trice Matthews, gtr.
Albert and Nnncie ID. Jones. boy.
Shavus and Elizabeth Brown, girl.
James and Laura jackson. girl
King ID. and Bessie L. Hall. girl.
JRmes and Helen Gmy. boy.
Alfred and Loretta Douglas girl
Eugene and Mamie Sheiiington. girl.
Samuel and Susie Jenress. girl. i,
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IT | SEE BY
l HEHERALDI
What, When, Where.

Laying Of cornerstone Epworth
NJ. Z. Church. .. m Thirteenth and
North Carolina avenue northeast. .
Ball. District Auxiliary Of the
Navy Relief Society, > p. m, New
willard Hotel 7
Concert. Boy Scout Band, 6 .. m,
Y. NJ. c. A gymnasium.
Dance. City Club p. m at the
clubhouse.
Joint hike. wanderlusters Of
Washington and Baltimore. IL a. NJ
starting from Benn!ng race track
Dance, Social Club. II. II. A, . p.
m. old Masonic Temple.
Dance Fidelity Council ID. OF s..
$50 ,. m, Eighth and F streets
northeast.
Today's Amusements.
MISUNDERSTANDING
Belasco-Grace George in The
Ruined Lady"
Garrick-"Honors Are Even"
B. F. Keith's-Vaudeville; mati-
nee daily.
strand-vaudeviIle and pictures.
matinee daily.
Gayety-'Hits and Bits" with
sliding Billy" Watson; matinee
daily.
Folly Record Breakers" matt
nee daily.
Metrop6litan-Kath MacDon-
aid in Curtain"
Palace-Ethel Clayton in sins OF
Rosanne." -
Garden-''The last Of the Mohie-
ans"
Enickerbocker-N Talmadgs
in The Branded Woman"
Columbia - The Restless SeNsi
second week. =
Rialto-Otis Skinner in "kismeG-
Crandalrs-"TrUmp Island" 80
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
fe cents Itre I time.
1870 dtscoESt or more Insertions.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

20 DODGE TOURING. 81, 200
Run less than 300 miles Terms.
20 CHEVOLET ROADSTER ..... $500
Same as new. Terms.
II FORD ROADSTER. s3oo
Wonderful condition. Terms.
- DIV DOiCh' .................... 800
Seven Passenger; new top. $500 cssh,
$40 monthly
II MAXWELL TOrRING G 1900
800 cash: $40 monthly.
Is MAXWELL ROADSTER. s45o
$50 cash; $50 monthly.
20 DIXIE TOURING II. 200
$500 cash; 500 monthly.
'1e DIXIE ROADSTER. n 200
$3.50 cash: SIS monthly.
ID FORD DELIVERY. $3.50
.. si5o eashi $50 monthly.
~ SiS'sbAhEh .................. $500
500 cash: so monthly.
IL OVERLAND TOURING. ..... $3.50
80, s225 cash; $40 monthly.
II STUD sBAKER -. ssoo
$3.50 cash; $45 monthly.
II OAKLAND TOURING. . s5oo
$3.50 cash; s25 monthly.
ID OVERLAND COUNTRY CLUE. $500
$500 cash; $40 monthly.
Is OVERLAND TOURING. ...., s4oo
New tires. 500 cash; s25 monthly.
ls DODGE SEDAN. N.................s1 81, 900
is FORD TOURING. NG......,..s sias
Used Car Department
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Deaths Reported

WHITE.
Sister Germaine Flaherty, - yrs. Ceorre-
town Visitation Convent.
Thomas William symOns. 20. iGO6 New
Hampshire ave NV.
Andrew L. Honmeister. ss. Z. S. Soldiers
Home Hosp.
sarah L. sommers. 20. the woodley Apts.
MSrraretha Lneder. 81. 80 n. I. ave NV.
Mary Z. Athey. -, Georgetown u. Hosp.i
l.ulG J. Western. e.. Georgetown z. uosp.-
Harry p. Mccristal. ~, St Elir. Hosp. !,
Abbie Brace, 20. Sibley Hosp.
Charles Bryant. 8. Providence Hosp. 4.
Margaret Daniels, .. Providence Hosp
Rita Trenton. moe. e6i5 X AZ. NV.
Infant Of Frabcis s. and Marie n Reese
eoA hr., Homeopathic Hosp.
c0LORED. ~
Joseph J3nes. &c yrs. ie21 4. CAP. - Sw.
Walter Wihsiow. az. TubercaloSis Hosp. {.
Mary Z. Jackson. &c, 1000 sOth st. NV "a
George n. Thomas. 81, l22a eth II. NV -
Rath Banks, l6. 12si kearney 81 ne.
Henry snowden. 50. Lineoln. d. G.
Alexander Davis. 90, Is Elvsns road ss.
Annie Reddinr. 81. coo 81 st. ~.
Robert Powell. ~, Casualty Hc.p.
Garfield Gaylord. IS. 81. Elin. Hosp. .
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FEMALE.
HOTELS NEED TRAINED WOMEN.


Big demand: We train you for high-saI Iaried
positions in hotels. clubs restaurants, cafe
terias and tearooms: previous experience
necessary; many graduates now making s.. 800
10 s.. 900 n year; dozens now own their own
hotels. Big pay; quick advancement: de-
lightful surroundings: easy hours: fine living:
free meals; fascinating work-these are only
a few Of the many advantages Of this de-
lightful business. Course indOrsed BY Bilt-
more. Commodore, waldOrf-AstOria. Ansonia
and other great hotels, which ofer prefer
ence to our students. Our graduates eagerly
sought everywhere. Get into this big paying
profession now. Course costs but few
cents q day. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOL, 1924 New York ave. Washington.
ID. G. sumo, tn, we. III .fr-u
HoUsEMAID (COLORED) OVER Is YEARS
age to do general housewOrk. Phone Cleve-
land sd. $50 Connecticut ave. NV. 1852
YOUNG WOMEN WANTED TO LEARN
telephola operating; salary. SIT per week
TO start, and regular increase thereafter;
lunches at cost and paid vacation zach year.
Apply at ROOM 500. T25 18th -. NV.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
FARMS.
FOR SALE.
10 cents a ltne I time,

f2 cents q ltne I time.
f5cc discount 5 or more Insertions.
eS ACRES FERTILE LOAN 40 UNDER
cultivation; good home, tenant house. large
farm buildings, three wells and stream: half
mile from trolley and steam stations; Is
miles out Baltimore boulevard; beautiful
high rolling land, in good section; $40, 900;
immediate possession. GEO. @. WALKER,
Kresge Bldg. 1lth and @ SITS. II-a74
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POTOMAC SALES CO.. INC.
Il27 l4th st. nv.
Phone N. $685. 11-s,s

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FIVE
passenger touring; Continentsi motor: real
,esiner aphohtering; power tire pump; all
VIII maS- generous reduction to quick buy.
sr; terms desired. Bee Nr. CROW, ISIS
L ST. NV. - -
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BEAUTIFUL 4 STORY BRICK

Dwelling containing IL rooms and baths.
hot water heat. lmfhediate possession can
be siven. Located on 2sd st. NV, south OF
washinrton Circle. Price s11 500. Terms
can be arranged.
Cali Mr.. N. y. Lands. Main IS.
1885
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

fa cents Hae time.
fS% dLscosnt or more Insertions.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
212i ST, DELIGHTFUL FURNISHED
room; bath adjoining; convenient down
town. Call 8 to evenings. North s9s4.
1927 18th ST. N.w.-FOR RENT FLAT
unfurnished Of nice bright rooms with
heat and light furnished for $45. Married
couple preferred. Convenient to two car
lines. 11-3s0
1915 NEW YORK AVE. NV. NICELY
furnished warm rooms; rent reasonable.
lI-363
wANTED-A YOUNG LADY OF REfINE-
ment, references required, to share q hrst
noor front room, furnished. 1l12 II at. NV.
Rate 81. so per week. Call between IL q. m.
and p. m. Ask for Mrs. EVANS. lisa
FURNISHED ROOM FOR TWO GENTLE
men; with or without board. L. 6202.
II-4l4
2524 L ST NV, ONE LARGE WELL
heated room; private bath; with private
family. West 504J. 1i-4oo
THREE FURNISHED ROOMS. Ink, $50.
Also single room. s14. l135 Ninth 1t. NV.
11-242
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LOST.

Ie cents Itao time.
IS9e dtsc0Nnt or more Insertions.
LOsT-wATcH IN CASE; REWARD n
Under calls NJ. 252o. Br. 1851. 1i-369
LosT-CURRRNCY (ss0), FOUR $50 BILLS
with census papers in envelope on G. St.
NV. between 18th and 17th sts. Liberal re-
ward. Please return 10 2O26 @ st. NV.
I1-375
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wANTED-SITUAn0NS.
,,.... Z, ss.,. ? = y. 80. ! s..s: ne,

n cents o lise time.
fSTe dtscounf or wore tnseyfions.
| MALE.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN DESIRES POSI-
ton on a scientific poultry farm. expe-
reneed. Phone Main 5000. PROBATION
POLICE COURT 1l-3e4
<14 SEWARD SQUARE. s. T., CRAFTSMAN
extra work In meehanical and patent or
chart drafting. n-2oS
FEMALE.
IssisTANT-REF7NED WOMAN WILL As
sist another In home Of settled couple.
BOX 2eL. Herald Office. las
ATTRACTIVE YOUNG WIDOW WILL CARE
for invalid man or woman with means.
BOX 203-C. Herald Office. 1l-251
CAPABLE WHITE WOMAN WANTS shop
ping or marketing for sick or employed
mothers. or win assist with house cleaning.
Box 1910, Herald Office. 1i-235
lExPERIENCED YOUNG LADY REQUESTS
position rs cashier; can also do clerical
work. Address BOX iol-c. Herald Office.
1i-2o2
EXPERIENCED sTENoGRAPHER AND
i Upist. young lady, desires temporary po-
sition. BOX 21s. Herald Office. 1i-n1
EXPERIENCED sTENoGRAPHER AND
tpist desires work after 4:oo. BOX lee-o,
Herald office. ll-2ss
EAfEhtENCED TELEPHONE OfEhAIOns
can also do clerical work and typewritins.
Lincoln 2625. 1t-308
GRADUATE NURSE WISHES CHRONIC
case or eonvaisseent patient, to travel er
In private home; references. Col 1230.
wANTED-INFANTs' CLOTHES TO MAKE
BY hand 12o-F. n. Falls Church, We.
! INTELLIGENT CoLoRED GIRL WISHES
49,
By Dec 1st- Apply By letter. go n st.
NV. 1t-34s
MUSIC Pupils WANTED By EXPERT
enced teacher. Special attention given to
beginners. 1907 r st. NV. 1i-34S
"sETTLED WOMAN" WANTS PLAIN
sewing. mending in family or Institution
l7lo 18th NV. 1l-Soo
lsTENoGRAPHER AND GENERAL CLER-
ieal work; 8 years experience. y. oe5o-W.
SETTLED, REFINED WOMAN WANTS
work; good housekeepsr; can do practical
nursing. Boz 21l-O. Herald Office. u-S5o
THE HERALD READER WHO Is LOOK.
ing for q position can have an ad pub
lished in the "situatfons Wanted" column
Of this page ~ he phones Main $500.
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN WANTS CARE
Of children. invalid or elderly person in
the evening. Gall North 1888. 11-2A
WANTED : ORDERS FOR OLD TndE
scrapple; so cents per ID. Lincoln e6ss-w.
1I424
YOUNG LADY. THOROUGHLY CoNPE-
tent stenographer and typist. desires
work evenings. Lin 36s1. Has
YOUNG WIDOW WITH son DESIRES Po-
sition as housekeeper for widower; city or
country. 40 6th st. NV. Hail
YOUNG LADY, NEAT IN APPEARANcE
and refined, desires position in . high-class
studio as reeeptionist. Call Col. b4os after
Q D. m 11-2j1
SITUATION WANTED = HoUsEKEEPER,
supervise widowers home. BOX 214-C,
Herald Office.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A BITTER JoBi
II 80, call Main $500 and have an ad
printed FREE In The Herald 'situations
Wanted column.
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AUTO ACCEssORIEs.
WINTER TOPS

Best nskes7-Ford. Dodse, Hudson. Man
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MALE.
HOTELS NEED TRAINED MEN.

Big demand; We train you for nighssal-
AIRED positions in hotels, clubs. restaurahts,
cafeterias and tearoOms; no previous expert
enee necessary; many graduates now making
$500 to IS 200 4 year; dozens now own their
own hotels Big pay; quick Advancement;
delightful surroundings: easy hours; fine liy-
ing; free meals; fascinating work-these are
only q few Of the many advantages of this
delightful business. Course indorsed by Bit
more. Commodore, waldorf-Astoria. Ansonia
and other great hotels, which offer preference
to our students. Our graduates eagerly
sought everywhere. Get into this big paying
profession now. Course costs but a few
cents q day. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOL. 1924 New York ave, Washington
ID. @. sumo, tn, we, III, ,fr-tf
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ol 18th St NJ W. Main l477
Near 20th & F Streets N. W.
Price. $1,000.
etx1efly ncdsrn s-story corner hcus>. con-
tsin1ng rcoms and baths; hot.watsf beat;
electric ights. This property IL nov oecu-
pied ~ the owner. who IL anxious to make
. euick ssis- imnsdiate possession.
Columbia Heights.
Price. $4,000.
cssvsnienfiy located home; 10 rooms.
baths; all modern improvements; vapor heat
ard electric lights; garage for ears. Thi.
property ts situated In a. hiEh-class section
and u near the Central Righ School, street
csrs and stores. Immediate possesaisa-
Saul's Addition.
$4,000.
Dslsheid Ut. This property s offered q.
the price above mentioned. as the property
now vacant and the owner il desirous Of
quiek sale. Detached house, containing
ro0ns, sleeping porch and all modern &.
provenents. Garage. Small cash psymeE
Kilbourne ST.. Near 18th St.
$I2.500.
very Substantially built house. N a strict.
white neightorhood; 0 rooms bath; lot -wntc
hsst; slsetric hshts; garage; In nrst-cIas
eoseitioa. Innediate possession. II your
looking for q nice home. don't fail to sec
this oae.
Woodley Park.
$4,000.
Just on Cosn. ave-, near wardDan Para
Hotel. which is an ercepticnally good neigh.
borhood; this modern 3-story brick dwelling
electric lights: all modern improvements; ga
rage. Terms can Be arraHsed.
Newton ST.. West of 10th.
Z $3.50.
Hsse is your opportuniy 10 secure this At
trsetive httie home. IN an excellent neigh
bofhood snd near the end Of the Nj Pleas
ant car line. This property IL nov vacant
therefore. possessioa u guaranteed.
Two Blocks I4th & Park Road
$500.
stx large rooms, bath; bot-water heat;
electric lights; house in excellent eondition
and can be bought on very reasonable terms
This property Ia now vacant and We will BE-
pleased 10 show IL to yoa-
Near 10Th and H Sts.
$500.
Yos one desiring a small home In the down
town section, convenient to the governmer
departments. this Is your opportunity. Hous-
eontains . rooms and can Be purchased Wit
Q very snail cash payment. Balance monthly
JOHN W. THOMPSON & co.
-Incorporated-
82i 18th St. N. W. Main AZ
Ii-sss
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PERSONAL.

10 cents line I tive.
I5T disconnt or more tsscrttons.
NUS ARRANGED AND
published; satisfaction guaranteed; eata-
logue free. @. Z. JOHNSON. eos 10th st..
ne. Upright piano for sale, $50. 11-3s
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A large bank in New York ioans
radiun to hOspitai without sssI-i
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BOOSTERS OF BUSINESS ARE HERALD SMALL A
EDUCATIONAL.

Spaaish School sf waski.stss
rrsfs frea sp.ia- iszss G a. ~. n sssk
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
10 ocsts Hse q tive
Is% dtsoosnt ; Or sso1e tsserfiOas.
TWO NEW BUN0ALowss ROOMS FIRST
noor, rooms and bath second noor; ertrs
large living room; Dutch roof; extra large
closets; mirror doom. ETC.; large corner lots:
southsru and eastern exposure: near csrs;
rocd school. churches, stores, etc. Prices
$4,000 and $500 cash. Terms. 81 900 cash.
balance monthly. Apply J. O. ELLIs, Nj
Vernon ave. Del Ray, Va. Phone Alex
727-w-1 for anto. u-z9s
ooLoRED PvRcBAsERs.
os. our bt Of over two hundred
homes for sale.
JOHN P COLLINS CO..
MAIN san. esaa
WANTED-T0 BUY.
~ oeuts O Itae five
IST dLscossf ; o. moro tsserffoas
FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
s~s AAHc2NEr q SULLIVAN
Thsr Know wsshinGton-"
fs27 Eye ST nv. TsL hsis 7s11-
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Ie ecrfs q Itse Z tive
Is9e dtscosnt . Or nore taserfions
MOVING. PACKING AND STORAGE
MOVING
We sfpishsisrre psoaed van, and esr:sl
men to handle our goods.
PACKERS Of furnitus, pianos, china
brtc-s-hrae. etc. Experienced men only.
sHIPPfSG 10 all parts Of the world
STORAGE fer furniture. pianos and house
bold foods.
ix2e n st. ~. Main 2oio
KRIEG'S EXPRESS
THE CENTRAL rRaNsrER Co, w.
1881 II ST. NV.
BAGGAGE. HAULING. STORAGE.
NARYLANp AND VIRGINIA suBuRBAE.
SAFETY FIRST
ABSOLUTELY TIRKPRooF STORAGE
rooms, q and mp. MOVING and Psckinr.
UNITED STATS STORAGE CO., Iis-eo
10th St ~. Phoss Main <22a sad Franklin
2<0 se2-f.
REFRISERAToRs a ICE BOXES.
MEL SON REFRIGERATOR co.
HIoHGRADE RHrRIGERAroRs.
Gil F ST. N. W. Franklin 2757
REPAIRING.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Wiring f,t. and r-psirins Of nshts. fans,
motors. bells. hrtures, etc. WILLIAM
fusTER, sla @ st. AZ. rrsafiin $3.50:
HOUSE REPAIRS AND ALL KINDS OF
pipe fitting, cement-msson work; repairs Of
any kind done right. THE HANDY MAN,
who Knows how. ii4-c nv. 1880
BROKEN CAST IRON
and ether metals welded. wELDrT co.,
SO New Jersey sve. NJ. 1se. z5es. .sio-tf
WINDOW SHADES.
Bsst quality of Good quality Opsqos
opaque hung fitted 20 your
free .......... 81-zS window ....... ase
We col With .snpies. Ph. une. s7s.
KTEBLATTS iits ~ AMP
PIANO TUNING
1872 SPECIAL PRICE, n.Ts; FREE IN
spection: estimates furnished; drop postal
BOX "a, Seat Pleasant, D. G. ll-Ss5
UPHoLsTERING
Upholsterins-Armstrongs
Chair csreins. Spine osneins. Upholsterinr.
ARhsTRONGs, 1888 10th St nv.
Franklin 74ss.
STOVES AND FURNACES.