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The Washington times., 1920-09-07
RED CROSS TO
OUTLINE WORK
Potomac Division Plans Confer
ences in Eight Cities Dur
ing September.

For the purpose OF bringing to-
gether chapter delegates and division
directors with a view 10 genera.
presentation and discussion OF all
activities now being carried on in ac-
cordance with it's peace time pro-
gram. the most important series OF
group conferences since the war viii
be held by the Potomac Division.
American Red Cross. September 10,
TO and ending october !. Eight
cities in the division, which com
prises Virginia. West Virginia. Mary
land and the District OF COLUMBIA, haya
been chosen for the meetings and are
80 located as to make IL possible To-
Red Cross chapters to send delegate
without necessitating a long and ex-
pensive trip from home.
The eighth conference Will be helc
at Washington. September 30 ane
October /, and the chapters from the
following counties have been re-
quested to send delegates:
Albemarle. Arlington (inciudinr
Alexandria city and Arlington
county chapters), Clarke, CuIpeper
Essex. Fairfax (Fairfsx Court House
and Falls Church chapters). Fauquier.
Frede1ck Uncluding Winchester anc
FrcdcNck counties), Greene. hlnS
George. Lancaster. Loudoun. Madison.
Northumberland, Orange, Prince Will
liam. Rsppahannock, Richmond. Shen-
andoah, Warren, Westmorelanh
(Wsstmoreland county and Coplr
chapter) in Virginia; Berkeley, JEFF
ferson and Morgan in West Virginia
and Calvert. Charles (Charles county
and Indian Head chapters). Montgom-
cry and st. Mary's in Maryland and
the District of Columbia.
National. divisional and chapter
officials, particularly chosen for IN"
presentation OF that phase OF Re-.
Cross work with which they have
been closely identified, will act as
speakers on the daily program. Tn"
national officials will outline the
peace time program of the great re-
lief organization, the divisional di-
rectors will give definite reports o,
what has been accomplished through
their respective departments, and the
chapter authorities will tell how thic
work has been applied in the case OF
their committees and the beneft de-
rived therefrom.
Plans and arrangements for thc
Red Cross roll call. to be held from
Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Day.
also will be discussed.
The Red Cross chapter in each con-
ference city will make arrangement
for the comfort of out-of-town Vi'-
itorS.
Speakers from the national head
quarters of the Red Cross Will be an:
nounced later.
Among officials of the Potomac d.
vision who will address the confer
ence are Thomas Dec. Ruth manager.
David II. Brown, director, OF tn
Fourth Red Cross roll call: Ivan F.
Dreschler, associate roll call director:
w. l.. Hewson, director Of civilian re
lief: DR.. Pau! +. Johnson. director OF
health service: c. w. Dickinson. jr..
director of Junior Red Cross. and Mis-
Nellie f. Oxley, director of publi1
health nursing.
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MME. RAY.

ientific palnist, expert card reader. at 81
ant pl. bet. 9th aud 10Th, q and " NV.
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GIRL TO HANG IF
WILSON DENIES AID

Josephine Berry may not hang Fri
day. IL friends. understood to be in
terested in her behalf, take the case
to the White House.
Only an eleventh hour reprieve,
commutation or pardon can save the
young life OF the young colored wo-
man sentenced for murder, and pre-
vent the first hanging of woman in
the District in ffty-five years.
SO far President Wilson has not
acted. Joseph +. Tumulty. secretary
to the President. said this morning
that if a plea for clemency was sent
20 the White House he would place
il before the President.
The Berry woman. who shot and
killed woman rival in an automo-
bile last year, was sentenced October
30. 1919 to hang June :. The SEN
tence was stayed until August 9 and
again to September 10.
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M|LKWAR factions
CAM get TOGETHER

The invitation OF the Maryland and
Virginia Milk Producers Association
to the Federation Of Citizens Associa-
ton to appoint one citizen 10 act on
a committee to investigate the pro-
duction. distribution and price OF milk
does not meet with the favor OF will
liam b. Westlake. president OF the
federation.
Mr.. Westlake said today he believed
that more than one citizen should be
appointed on the committee. He has
not answered the communication
which requests him to appoint a rep
resentative Of the people and said
this morning he was undecided what
TO do.
DR.. william G.. Fowler. District
Health Officer, recently fatty turned
down the associations invitation on
the ground that public official
should be independent and not be
bound by a majority decision of a
committee. He said he would gladly
help the committee.
Mr.. Westlake is inclined to think
the committee would be "one-sided."
il formed as planned. 1t was pro-
posed the committee comprise a rep
resentatiVe of the producers, a rep
resentative of the distributors, repre-
sentatives OF the agricultural colleges
OF Maryland and Virginia. DR.. Fowler
and a representative OF the Fedora
ton OF Citizens Association.
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Ocean Skipper Speeds
Up Steamer So Child
Will Be Born In u. s.

NEW YORK. Sept. T.--Little Os
car Danielson. aged tEirty-siX hours,
Will grow up into an American citi-
gen. thanks TO Capt A. }. schmidt.
or the scandinavian American liner
Oscar III. which docked at Hoboken
To-Day.
When the liner was in mid ocean
the surgeon notified the captain
that one OF the steerage passengers
Mrs. Clara Danielsen, OF Farsund.
Denmark expected TO give
birth TO child. and she was anX-
ious that the child be born in Amer
lea.
The captain sent the ship ahead at
full speed, and the child was born
after the ship had entered the
three zone-Amerlcsn waters.
The happy mother named him after
the ship.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

lHE PROPERTIES ApVEkTlsEp unaer
80, "s..n TupX 'v ,s RIe'.I,,SE AnveRyisEn DAILY
~ ALL PAPERS yHTIk SOLD.
75a Harvard st. n w.-br. r. ,, ?
Ias5 n ST ~ E.-2-family nat. 4T. a b.
each; lstrobe. gas; large lot: excellent
SOs 4 st II. E-Br; Gr. a b.: IatrOoe.
Sss, Wsrder ST. N w,-Br.; 7r & tiled
h-w. H.; concrete cellar; a. m. l. modern
garage sleeping porch; hardwood noors;
SIS st6 .t. 5. E.-Frams. 10 Z. & b
yss ..h sos s,. $. E,-sr' sr b.; I.trOSs.
iisI 10th st, n; w.-is r.. rec. hall; br.;
gas; furn. $4,000;
n,7 congress. cotoshR 81 r. s.-p. ,.r.m,,,
iSss SIN st N. w.-Br; r.; ia,roO..
ssn Cleveland plae. N. .w.-Bri 9 ri;
2s2i l. ct, y w-rrame; ri ,2.soo ..
l;ss:s. n, Sth .tmn,; to0d,,;i;, istrOO'
dition. Possession; 1890.
100 K at ~ w;-Bs.: ar; gas ;i.Soo
.t4ass! s2s ,o'a s.: St = .4so 4HsGoH"' b. cellar
si7 90 =; s. 'E.-Br.; 7r& b.; latrob..
i5o. 18th st. N w.-Br.: sr b.: ga.
iiT-44s-lSI r st. N. w.-Br; z stores
anu issiIss Francis st. s E'@Br: tr. 's. each;
excellent condition. $1,000 each.
..s ..Ss g. s EWsr wEs ga. s; g. so 20,
''i i7ss 50 scs,cn 81, N, w.-Br. b.;la.
"Si SIS 9Th st. n. E.-Fr.ms; sr.: l.troSs.
$1,000.
18th St, Central Heights. ID. c. (coIored)
orchard, grapes. 81, 500.
1900 aCth st: n. y: twoodridxe)-s,ue-
crete eellaEi +, y. a; y. m; l. 5000.
Kensinston Conn. ave. and Baltimore
st.-Framei IL r.; a. m. 1. 5000.
Chevy Chase--Two large lots. corner seth
and Morrison SITS; all improvements: ofrsr
INVESTMENTS.
LIBERTY HOTEL WHITE OR col.
eoiored location about S5 rms; steam
heat: a m. l.; y5.oCe y.:r,., n.on.,,,. ,..
Hotel Lcase-Best coiored hotel oppor-
tunity in the city; 80 rms. a. m. T., near
on'Sn Isi.s,s 'Hn Pierce ST n W.eBr: fSsss' 5000
io6s-7l-7s Wisconsin ave.-3 r. & b. br.
hossss and lS-eST garage a. IN m 'is0ss
r 2-story frame house. $1,000
Two vacant lots on Morton st. near Sher-
e% Corner Hsf south aaroiins ave. "a and St sE
-s7e2 square feet; Seven frame houses.
Lo, i,s OF SE Il Tk X ssG AnovE soo2 PROPERTIES
CAN BE PURCHASED ON REASONABLE
sPEcIAI-wE NEED HOUSES LIST
BRADFORD & COMPANY.
Main bs77. 337 Southern Bldg. Main 6s7s.
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Tel. M. 434o.

PRICE. sil.Seo.-In Mt Pleasant west OF
18Th street, house 10 vacant anu In beau-
@ u@iaI cona.uon shroesnout. ,henS ro,m,
pArquet floors, hot-water heat, electric
lights. large front porch, two-stoTy rear
porches. room for garage.
PRICE Ss.5oo-A semi detached house sit
uAted on hot 2Sxl+z TO a paved alley;
wo-story eisht-room house with tour
nedrooms on second floor; also nnished
rooms In attic. The house has hot-wAter
neat and 10 In nne condition throughout
owner leaving city is anxious 10 make
Immediate sale; two-story seven-room
brick house; four bedrooms on second
floor; house heated with hot-water; deep
lot TO paved alley with room for garage.
PRICE. si1.ooo.-In the 10th Street High
land Section; a lot 40xl0O; a brick house
having six rooms and bath; breakfast
porch; sleeping porch. large front porch.
and the house heated with hot-water; hav-
lng electric lights and in hrst class con-
dition throughout, Possession at once.
PRICE. T.5oo.-In Chevy Chase. Mary
land built by present owner who is lesy-
electric lights and ali up-Io.date i'm
proponents; large lot. 1t would be i'm
possible to reproduce this property for the
less. for cash.
PRICE, sS,5oo.-A corner brick house con-
viently situated in the mort Invest: central
hall plan, having seven rooms and tile
bath; built-in china closet; handsome
maptles: hot-water heat: electric lights.
and room for garage. This Is most
complete house.
PRICE. sll,50o.--Just on from 14th street
and north of Park road; a two-story
house OF hollow tile construction in per-
feet condition throughout. having hot
water heat electric lights, oak floors. sew
eral large porches, room for garage I'M
mediate possession given.
PRICE, sl3,0O0.-In Cleveland Park with
In half a square of Connecticut avenue;
market for sale; built for present owner.
There are nine rooms and bath. hot-water
heat, electric lights and a garage. The
lot is large
PRICE, S9.OOo.-West OF 14th street in CO.
lumbia Heights; great big bargain In
n two-story modern up-to date brick house,
having hotwater heat, electric lights, un-
usually large lot to paved alley. and there
is garage. Easy terms OF sale. This
property is now rented for $500 month.
but possession will be given. You must
act at once II interest%i.
PRICE, s9.0Oo.-On NJ street right at
Thomas Circle; belongs to estate and
must be sold; thrce-stOry brick house
having twelve rooms and bath. eight bed
rooms; lot is 2OXl22 to thrty-foot paved
alley. This is very cheap piece Of prop
eTty, and will be sold very promptly.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
BUY A HOME NOW
BOSS & PHELPS
l406 II st. N. w.

PRICE. s7,5o6.-In one OF the attractive
squares in Petworth close TO street car
line; owner has Just purchased suburban
home and is Offering this house on con-
yenient terms; there are six rooms and
bath, hot-water heat, electric lights. room
for garage.
PRICE. $1,000. -- Conveniently located
northwest home within walking distance
OF downtown; three-story brick house
having nine rooms and bath, two rear
pOrches; the house screened throughout ana
there is ample garage space. This house
10 occupied by AN owner ana possession
will be given.
PRICE, S5,5O0.-Rlght close TO Florida
avenue and North Capitol street; an eS-
cellent square for a home. Two-story, six
room. brick house; deep lot TO paved al
ley. Owner will sell on terms OF .l'ooV
cash and monthly payments. Houses OF
this price and these terms are hard TO
obtain.
house; two stories, six rooms, two hath
roms. servants closet in cellar Ruud
heater; hot-water heat. electric lights
parquet floors. large attic, breakfast porch,
and sleeping porch, and the house screened
throughout.
PRICE, S6,75o-In the downtown section,
a little on from lith street; splendid
location for 18th street business man :
a two-story colonial brick house, havlns
six rooms and bath. hot-water heat, cleo
tric lights. and the nouse newly papered
and painted throughout
PRICE, s5,250.--On l2th street. Just a
little on from Mass avenue; a six-room
brick house, modern plumbing; situated on
a large lot to "a thirty-foot paved alley.
This house is suitable for remodelins and
the lot 10 excellent for anyone who wishes
TO build a large garage on the rear Of
the lot.
PRICE, slI Iooo.-In Chevy Chase: two
story attic house with two bathrooms
on second floor; hot-water heat. electric
lights oak floors. living room with open
fireplace; paved alley in rear OF lot and
there is a garage. owner In house VIII
give possession.
PRICE, s9,50O-A detached brick house
situated on a lot 50Nl00. there are six
concrete rear porches. The house has hot
water heat, electric lights and there is a
built-in garage. Splendidly located in the
Northwest section.
PRICE. S1o.500-On street a little on
from Connecticut avenue; situation
where values are rapidly Increasing; u
threc-story, nine-room, brick house. stu
ated on a lot 20xl20 to a thirty-foot paved
alley. There is also large garage. Posses
sion given.
PRICE, S12.75o-In North Cleveland Park
most attractive suburban location; a
two story colonial brick house with four
bedrooms, large tile bathroom and large
sleeping porch on second floor The house
is heated with hot-water, has electric
lights oak floors. living room with open
fireplace and fireproof heated garage.
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DIR. 3, VI. TRACEY.

Word of the death of DR.. 8. NJ.
Tracey, who for a number OF years
was connected with the Department
OF Agriculture, at the home OF his
daughter, at Laurel. Miss, was re-
ceived in Washington last evening.
Doctor Tracey was nationally known
Hs a botanist and agronomist Of the
Department Of Agriculture. He was
born in Hartford, VT, on April 30.
'lSi7, was graduated from the Mich
lgan Agricultural College In 1868, and
took botany course at Harvard
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MARTHA SPENCER.

ONE or RUE WORLDS MOST DIsTIN.
GUISHED MENrAl. PSYCHIC MED
ICMS AND LIFE REh DERS
Gifted with n clear Insight into huma n
nature which H. most marvellous; WITH.
OF YOUR TROUBLES. HOW THEY MAY
BE PERMANENTLY OVERCOME, who
are friends. who are enemies. How 10
BECOME REUNITED TO YOUR LOVED
ONE, HOW TO HOLD THEIR LOVE AMI
ESTEEM: tolls Of absent friends advises
on business, speculation. investments
changcs--loNe, Courtshir. marriages and
divorce. To consult Nine. Spencer means
to spend tho most interesting and posi-
lively the most valuable half hour you
have Nvtr known.
STUDIO, 924 1lth ST. n. w.
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CLAIRyOYANTs
L.esmssa bp ths Dlstysst Of Coiu~.s.s
PROF.. BELMONT

Noted Ciairyoyant and Pslmist, can read
your iife BY the lines In your palm. which
are the record Of your life. Being a grad
uAte OF two colleges Of palmistTy. and his
wonderful stft Of second sight enabl him
TO MT the veil Of mystery and reveal to
Gives advice on business matters. love,
health and family anairs; tells name Of
your future husband or wife. tells II one
you love is true or false: what part Of the
country 10 luckiest to you; what TO do 10
be successful In life; removes troubles OF
all nature; brings the separated together.
tells the secret OF having personal In
nuence with your associates. Prof Belmont
10 Psychologist OF World Renown. Read
lnss. VI 1915 New York ave. ~ W.. next
door 20 Masonic Temple.
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EGYPTIAN FALMlST, CLAIRNOYANT.
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. enemies;
tells how TO gain success in business,
health, courtship. marriage, divorce, tells
you what part Of tho world Will be sue
cessful for you; advises you to gain and
hold a good position, she tells If tho one
you love 10 true or false. Are you in
trouble? DO you find tho one you have
bestowed your trust and affection upon
acting cool and Indifferent toward you?
She will remove all obst Cles and tell you
how 20 win and hold the ono you desire
she reunites the separated. locates absent
friends and relatives. Readings, 500.
200 9Th ST. y. W. ioppnsito SaEs y Coz
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DGE A. j. M'CABE.

The body of Judge Arthur J. Nc
Cabc, prominent lawyer of Topeka,
Kan, who died Saturday at his
apartment. 3417 dourteenth street,
was buried in Rock Creek Cemetery
today. Funeral services were held
this afternoon from the Church of the
Ascension, the Rev. DR.. !. Henning
Nelms officiating. The Masons werq
in charge OF the grave.
During the Taft administration.
Judge McCabc was connected with tho
Department OF Justice, returning at
the close of his work here to his
former home at Topeka, Kan. He
came back to Washington several
months before his death.
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Gifted Clairyoyant and Medium. This
gifted lady can tell you anything you wish
family Affairs. when and whom you Will
marry What part OF the country IL best
for you What 10 do 10 be successful In
lie. Removes evil influences Tells how
to win and hold the one OF your choice
Satisfaction or no charges. Readings. u
l2ll u ST. NV. bet. 18th and 18th,
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SERVICES TOMORROW
FOR WALTER PETTUS
Body of Pension Examiner Will b.
Sent to Somerset, KY. knights
Templar in Charge.

Funeral services under the tul'
knight Templar ritual will be helG
for Walter Pettus, pension examiner,
tomorrow evening at 1914 # street
northwest. The body will be taken
to Somerset, Ky, for intermcnt.
Mr.. Pettus was siXty-scven years
old and had been connected with the
Pension Bureau thirty-two years. H.
was born in Somerset Ky. and edu-
Gated in the collegiate institute in his
native town. afterward graduating
from the law department of Louis
vile University. This was in 1871.
Mr.. Pettus practiced law for tel,
years in Kentucky and then took n
position in the War Department in
Washington, transferring to the Pen
sion Bureau in 1883.
He was closely identified with the
Masonic order, being made a Master
Mason in Kentucky in 1915 and a
Royal Arch Mason the succeeding
year. After coming to Washington
he affiliated with Centennial Lodge.
No. ii. +. A. A. NJ, and Eureka Chap
ter. No 4. r. \. NJ. He was a member
OF Columbia Comuandery. h T, and
of Almas Temple. and had been grand
high priest of the r. a. NJ, master Of
Washington Council, No. 1. r. and S.
NJ. and for nine years an officer o.;
the commandery.
He is survived by his wife, two
sons. Joseph w, of Philadelphia, ano
Walter. ir.. OF this city. and two
daughters. Margaret and Lucille.
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JAMES uOIrIER.

Funeral services for James Boltlcr.
civil war veteran and Mason, will be
held from ST. Andrews Church, New
Hampshire avenue and V street, at :
o'clock this afternoon, under the au-
spices OF Lebanon Lodge, No. {. F.
A. A. NJ Interment will be in Airing
ton.
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MADAM D'ASHMAN

cLAIRvOYANT. CRYSTAL GAZER. AND
CARD READER.
Have you business and domestic troublesY
II 30 see Madame D'Ashman aud she Will
help you out OF your difficulties as she hah
advised hundreds OF others. This gift ed
lady viii tell your fortune on love, mar
rlagc, divorce, changes, reunites the sep
arated, helps you TO win back lost love,
happiness and business
SPECIAL READINGS. il,Oo.
1901 G. Street n. w.
DnDosIte Drpou's Music sfnre lgth and G.
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MADAME SELIA

EGYPTIAN PIANIST AND MEDIUM.
This gifted lady reads your past, present
and future life, giving true advice you can
depend on In business and family anairs;
love, health and marriage, speculation, in
Nestments and divorce cases tells the name
Of your future husband or wife and how
10 win the one you love, makes up lovers
quarrels and family troubles, reunites tho
separated and makes happiness between
man and wife: tells what business and
what part OF the world most luckiest 10
you and how TO gain success In anything
you take In hand. IL you are having bad
luck or trouble consult Madame Selia; she
can help; her advice removes all troubles.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Hours to $3.50.
Phone Franklin 23Ts-J. Readings. 81.
Daily and sunday, Between II and SITS.
S5l SEVENTH ST y, w.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
FAR ABOVE THE AVERAGE
FOR COLORED PEOPLE

FAR ABOVE THE AVERAGE
FOR COL0RED PEOPLE
On Kenyon and Irving streets
have erected the most modern
homes ever put up for colored
people. Thoroughly built; ex-
ceedingly well planned; consist
emily fnished-and now there
are only two or three remaining
which means that you must
speak quick" if you want one.
SAMPLE HoME-72S KENYON
ST. N. W., BETWEEN GEOR-
GlA AND SHERMAN AYES.
They are six rooms-tiled
bath-.cellar-deep lot in rear
hot-water heating system; gas
range; electricity - sleeping
porch; also front porch and
kitchen porch.
You will like the price and the
terms as well as you will like the
houses.
Open for inspection every day
and evening.
b. b. PINN,
On the Premises.
Phone Col. 58l7.
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MADAM ALLEN

CLAIRYOYANT AND PALMIST.
to read your entire life-pSsS
present and future; gives true advice on
business. love, health and family affairs.
Special readings. zoe. Between sth and 9th.
gl2 T. ST n, W. DAILY AND SUNDAY.
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o. B. ZANTZINGER,

Take District Line Car to 44th st.
N. F.. Any Week Day or Sunday.
CALL uP On pHoNE OR DROP roSTAL
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.
LOOK FOR BIG SIGN
l-Splendid little home Of rooms. metal
ceilings and wass, built-in sideboards
and cupboards, electric light. lots with
considerable fruit; well hcdgod and
wat"rcd: good barn; near street cars, in
Capitol Heights. Md. Price $500 Cash
c-t-room bungalow. with lots~proporty
in .ne spto, spGM "Iic Sma MI
$1,000: $1,000 cash. balance can be ar
ranged
large chicken house. abundanc" Of fruit
trees. good water; 10 extra lots to BE-
sold with above property If desired.
Price OF all. 81, $50.
i--j-room bungalow. nearly now; electric
lights: pear 44th st y. f: with good
sized ". for the sum of $1,000 sl,5OO
cash. balance on terms.
j-a-room bungalow. with three lots, in
Greater Capitol Heights 81 900 cash.
6-Brand-ncw 5-room bungalow. all con-
Ncnicncos: near ifth 81. y. r.: has two
large lots: extra lots at side II desired
$500; $500 cash. Si5 monthly.
Large 7.room 2-story house. directly on
car line is splcndidly located for "A pri.
Vate dwelling or for store property and
dwelling combined Don't miss THIS
$500 as it is; 5000 With compI:ctC
S-G,poom '2.story frame; electric lights.
latrobc. attic, cellar and Iarg" porChcs.
lots. all hedgcd good water; on 6lst
st " T.. 5000, onc-haif cash, balance
arranged
Groom frame; garage. chicken house.
latrobcs: . lots 81 900: g 900 cash.
balance on monthly payments.
lO--s.room frame, iatrobc heat, lots. In
Scat Pleasant, Md. $1,000; $500 cash,
$50 monthly.
ll-s.room brick house, in Anacostia, II. G.,
with all cosvcnicnces. $4,000; $500
cash. balance monthly.
-Ct -,JU
$500 cash, $40 monthly GSoTfl0)
Moderate Prices and Reasonable
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SpiriuunSisn,
MRS. COATES

Lecture and Scance every Friday, s:l5
p. m. 1904 Kilbourne 1T. n. w. No admit
lance after $50. Subject. September 10,
WHAT Is THE DEVIL" Interviews by
phonc. Col. 6221.
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MADAME ZELLA.
NINE. PARKER

English Gypsy clairyoysnt and paimist, re
moves the ven of doubt In your mind. cal
and be convinced 500 7th st. N. W.
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CLAIKVOYANTS
Licensed BY the District of Coiumb1
PROF. ARTUAN

Noted Spiritualst Medium. gives special
message SeanCC this (rucsday) evening at
o'clock in Society Han. 500 q ST. \. w;
h" will answer questions. hear him. you
viii make no mistake. pTivat" readings
daily on all affairs IN his studios in the
hall
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MADAM STANLEY
MME. JEANETT

Celebrated Scientific Gypsy Palmist; To-
cat"d permanently 6io y. Y. ave, near
eth st.
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SAUL'S ADDITION,
$13.75O

A beautifully planned bungalow, con-
sisting of rooms and bath. II has
hot water heat, electric lights and sGa
cious porches; lot Is 40X1to with two
car garage in rear opening onto a
paved alley; immediate possession.
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PETWORTH,
S9,350

a new bungalow house, containing 6
rooms and bath; heated by hot water;
electric lights; lot rs IT. deep: located
near Grant circle. Immediate posses
sion.
The Washington times., 1920-09-07
DANCING
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

GLOVER, 613 22nd: priv. lessons any time.
75c. class Tuesdays and FrtdayA w. ll2S