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LOOK THESE OVER

$500 cash-Just OF r. I ave. near North
Capitol St; 8 rooms, bath: h.-w. h., cleo !;
garage: 3 porches; hne condition.
7 $500 cash-E ct. near 18th n O.; rooms.
bath; nice home: also garage. ..
SSes sa1h-On 18th near D ct, ,a,@.;,1
rooms room bsth; asslss .t -
ava cottage, s rooms. bath. fur heat.
cleo; vacant; possession with dcposit.
$50 cash-On INLAND terrace: rooms,
bath, furnace heat: good coalition.
. $1,000 cssh-Near Soldiers Home, nearly
new. 7 rooms, rec. hall. attic, built-in ga
rage; h.-v. h., elec.: front and rear
porches; possession at once.
sLHe cash and 80. Per month--In
bath, fur: heat; just put in Al condition;
suitable for business. 2s27 18th n. q
$4,000 cash-On Bryant; rooms 5 bed
rooms; h.-w. h.. garage; fine condition, :
5000 cash-On w st. near North Capt.
toi: large rooms. rec. hall: h-w. h., cleo.
O.: 8 rooms. rec. hall, bath, h.-w. H., cleo
detached and garage. Don't miss this
$1,000 and terms-In Petworth, Just on
New Hampshire ave-: nearly now 8 rooms,
bath, rec. hall, attic: NV. h.. cleo; brick
garage for cars: this Is worth $1e.b0o,
and vacant
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FORTUNE TELLER FAILS
TO LOCATE SWEETHEART

DETROIT. Mich, Feb. s.--Now
that the fortune teller has failed
him. Joseph Raslowski. of No. 1893
Lyman place, has turned to the po-
lice to help him find his vanished
sweetheart. ,,ttr -
She is Wanda Borofski. recently
Of 1852 Chene street, and Raslow-
ski says she has $3.50 which he cn.
trusted to her. at her request. auA
an engagement ring worth $3.50. He
A fortune teller proved worthless
to him. besides almost costing him
another 500. The seeress told him
rhe could hnd. his girl easily IL he
could place a 500 bill on the table
between them. The hundred was
placed properly. Then 1t disappeared.
Raslowski called the police, and -
they entered the bill appeared again.
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TEACH DOMESTIC ARTS
TO VIENNA SCHOOLGIRLS

VIENNA, Feb. s.-For the past
five years the schoolgirls of Austria
whose education previously in the
household arts was one of their proud
est possessions, have been entirely
without training in this essential
woman's equipment.
To remedy this situation an edu~
catfohal campaign has been started
among the schoolgirls of Vienna -
restore competence in these neglected
arts.
The campaign was undertaken BY
the authorities at the suggestion ee
the American Red Cross.
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ee,0eo-$1,000 cash: You 1t. NV. 7r. and
b. room for garage: Q ireplaces; large lot.
x7e60-Channing at, NV. 6r. and b. col
onial home; room for garage; zo-ft. alley;
es,0oo-R near North Cap. 7r: and b..
h.-w.-h.; large rooms; good condition.
PARK VIEW.
37.Oo0-Kenyon 1T. Or. and b., colonial
porch houSe; h.-w.-h.; 2-car garage; brick.
e7.56o--Newton ut. 6r. and b., h.-w-h-,
eaec-. brick front and rear porches; per-
Ss.ooo-Wsrder st. Corner house: large
LOT with grown trees. sr. and b.; porches;
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
t1.4ye-l1th near Lamont 6r. and b.,
h-w.-h. elec.; near movies. stores. cars.
yls,Sso-Ksnyon, west 18th sr.. 3d.. on
tWo floors; h--w.-h.. cleo; new; vacant.
t11,koe-Fairmont at 18th. 11r.. 2b.. h
N-h., elec. lights. hardwood noors; stone
4, construction. '.
GEORGETOWN.
N.geo--$6oo cash. $50 mo-: quaint home.
0r. and b.; newly papered and painted.
b.: large yard. Salesman reported this real
SS,Ioo-racing Western High School:
ine S-family nat. 5r. and sr. and b.; two
heating planAA
= WILLIAM X.
301 Southern Bldg, 1
Phones Main 373 and Main 100.
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THREE TEACHERS FAINT
IN COLD SCHOOLHOUSE

BEVERLY. Mass. Feb, 0.--Alice
Peck, Mary Momogue and Nellie Bron-
son, teachers at tho Mckay street
school, Beverly, were so cold that
they tainted,
The girl pupils cried from the cold
and tho tear drops froze on their
cheeks. There is plenty OF coal and
Superintendent Chase is going to in
vestigate the reason why II Is so cold
In the rooms. The children were sent
homo.
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HAUL MILLIONS N
Face OF BANDITS
While Robbers Had City Terror
lied $50, 600, 1000 Was
Moved In st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Feb. s.-Whiie
bandit gangs were shooting iown pri-
vate citisens and daily risking their
lives In hold-ups netting psltry hauls
OF few thousand dollars each during
the unprecedented crime wave In 81.
Louis In November and December.
more than $50. 600. 600 in gold. silver
and currency was hauled through the
streets under the very noses Of nstort-
Gus highwaymsn. Il has just been
learned 20
This huge amount, carried almost
daily In quotas OF S60O.000 TO &6.0C0.-
900. any load OF which would have
made the gunmen wealthy beyond
their widest dreams for Ne re-
nainder OF their lives. was tranSfsred
in motor trucks from the United
States subtreasury in the gfofAce
TO Union statioh. At EighteSkh and
Market streets. . distance Of aftesn
blocks. through q section IL which
several times a week the boldest day
light payroll robberiss were being
staged. not to mention numerous
"stick-p ups of private citizens. And
never did the guard to any one Of
these rich hauls consist OF more than
three armed men.
TRANsFERRED TO MINTs.
The movement OF this great wealth
was made known by w. ID. Vandiver.
head OF the subtreasury. after com
pletion Of the transferring of the
money to United States mints at San
Francisco and Denver. The transfer
was necessary In order that the st.
Louis subtreasury could be closed In
accordance with an act Of Congress
last May.
A branch Of the st. Louis Federal
reserve bank 10 preparing to occupy
the quarters vacated by the subtreas-
ury. Vondiver. who has been in charge
of the subtreasury for the past seven
years, is to retire to his country home
near Columbia, Mo-. and the twenty
five other employees of the subtreasury
are to be transferred to other branches
Of Government service here and in
other cities. Some of them had spent
as many as twenty-five years in the
local subtreasury.
The st. Louis subtreasury was es-
tablished August 6. 1846. and because
of unsuitable quarters the hrst sub
treasurer, II IL said. found IL neces-
sary to nightly carry tho currency
on hand to his home and secrete II
until the following day.
s3,oo0.o 900 HIGH-wATER MARK.
There was $4,000 900 in the SUBJ
treasy when Vandiver took charge
and the amount on hand has at times
reached as much At So, 3,0O0.O 900, the
pinnacle being attained the past year.
or this amount more than $4,000
900 was in gold. This was transferred
to Union Station by thirty-five motor
trucks. One day q caravan OF five
huge trucks, each laden with 100000
silver dollars. wended its way through
the congested traffic to Union Station.
The day previous $4,000, 900 in gold was
transferred through the streets to the
station and placed aboard train2
Vandiver was much amused over
having outwftted the several gangs of
bandits, each rated a. desperate as the
famous Jesse James outfit, which are
believed to make their headquarters
in St Louis, but which have managed
to evade all efforts OF the authorities
to run them down.
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BIRTHS.

McGARITY-Edgar and Margaret. boy.
yOITH-rerdinand J. and Tillie M. gtrl.
wEADON-Robert T. and Bertha. girl.
GOODLOE-Ossie w. and Mary Ia, boy.
ORNSTErN--Joseph and Sarah, boy.
McCLURE-Frederick ]. and Mamie H.,
boy
BEACH-Joseph A. and Agnes. girl
ARONsON-Philip and Dora, boy ana girl
POYNTON--Henry ID. and Addie ~, boy.
MARX-CharIes "a ana Nellie O., girl.
and Virginia, girl
CRIsP-Thomas b.. jr., and Marguerite
wEYEoRrH-carl C. and Minnie W., girl
sEAY-Charles E. and Lillian. boy.
KAsSEBAUM-Reeinai =. and Phyllis
pRGhMMoNp-Ra,ph NJ, and Mabel n.
okiN-ocorxe Mcc. and Kathryn n. girl.
MITI,I,ER--I,ouis G. and Estela NJ. girl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Anna,
Ai.PHER--samusi and Rosie. boy.
MINARD-wiIiard T.. and Sarah ~, boy,
WEAVHR--Clyde 70. and Lois. boy, ~
DODaON---Turuer A. and Meaora, boy,
JOHNsON-John G. and Marian H., boy.
TAVENBR--Gcorge T. and Ida u. boy.
oRIJDER-Msrtln n, and Jane Il, girl.
FREY--Hsrlan and Adelaide, girl
q. and Perl j., boy.
qTEEI,E-Mnrrhnll II, ana Edna NJ, boy.
and Elsie, ~,y.
FINLHy-Thomas J. and Mary j., girl.
~ and Alma, boy.
A. and label, boy,
CoOK-Bugene ". and Nan O., girl.
RiCr---GeorGe G. and Beatrice, hog.
PEARLMAN--Psui and Dora. boy.
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PROPOSALS

Washington, ID. c., February ., 1871
Sealed proposals will be received at this
ofhce. Room 500. until o'clock p. IN,
ering paper, writing and drawing, for use
in Public Schools, specifications and forms
of proposal may be had upon application
triot BuiIding. J, THILMAN HENDRICK,
CHARLES w KUTz. MABEL T. BOARD
MAN, Com missio oners, ID. G.
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s3.SEo-NEAR 14TH AND PA. AVE. 8. E.
rooms and bath. room for garage;
owner In leaving the city and will
sell easy terms
stSoO--NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND @
STS.-s rooms and bath; room for
garage; near stores, schools,
churches and two car lines.
A. szSS0-NEAR HOUSE OFFICE BLDG
rooms and bath, furnace heat.
This home In now vacant, and easy
terms can be arranged.
$SxArN ssoo. 7s4 isTh ST.
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MADAME LEON

PAbM1ST--GIFTED CLAIRyoYANT
II In bad Tuck and working under evil
lnnueuce pnd you are In doubt about your
future welfare. having dissppo.ntments In
love, trouble in family AFFAIRS Consult the
Medh pry tTvns the cause OF ysnr troubie
a1Hyaptre. who yop will marry and when.
sf adxca and influence will help you to
&dteesxfsnd happiness ResdL,es prIvsts
rnd c6yndentisl Hours daily 3 a M s.p
An~ .exctpt sundays 500 7th At NJ "
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MADAM LENORE

GIFTED CLArRvoYANT AND PAL1CIsr.
Arc you unhappy Come and DO adj
vised and helped by ono who 10 well
liable advice on business health. love.
nptkfriaGa, divorce. Tells II the ono you
loys II tfue or false, gives full nams of
who and when you will marry. Satisfac-
tton or no charges. Hours To $3.50 p. m
. 6l6 7th st. N. w. between y and @. Z
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DIyTERENT FROM ALL OTHERS.
MARTHA SPENCER

ONE OF THE WORLDS MOST D1STlN-
GUIsHED MENTAL PSYCHIC MED
IUMs AND LIFE READERS.
- STUDIO, 924 14th ST. w. w.
CONSULT THIS GIFTED LADY AND BE
CONVINCED PERSONALLY OF THE
HONESTY AND SINCERITY OF HER
WORK. without asking o question she
will tell You the object Of your call, your
nains, names OF friends, relatives and ac-
tual facts concerning your life and circum-
stances which you know TO be absolutely
true. THE MADAME WILL REFUSE 10
ACCEPT ANY FEE UNLESS SHE GIVES
THE UTMOST SATISFACTION. Immedi-
ately benefited and permanently helped by
her at once, Hours. 10 to 3. Cut
this out for future success and reference.
REMEMBER THE address, ga 14th
ST, OPPOSITE FRANKLIN PARK.
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PROF. BELMONT.

J Noted Clairvoy.nf and Pailnist, eaN sd
pour life by the lines In your palm. which
tate OF two colleges Of palmistry, snd rhis
wonderful gift of second sight enahlaa hin
TO lift the veil Of mystery and revee! -
Gives advice on business Hatter9 lew,
health end family anatrs; tsals name q
you love n true or false, what part Of tho
country 10 iuckiest to you: What to DO TO
be successful In life; removes troubles OF
Oil nature; brings the separated together;
tells the secret Of having personal inAu-
suce with your associates Prof. Belmcat
u . Psychologist OF World Ren0wn. 6SAd-
tngn 81. 1f16 New York ave. N W. next
door To Masonic Tempia
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DEATH NOTICES

JACKSON. Departed this life ssddeniy.
Tuesday. February $. ia2i. at 7s+s .. n.
THOMAS j. DEM. believed sor cf sopheA
g. and the late Michael Jackson. he
leaves. to mourn their los~. q devotea wife,
Carrie NJ, and three children, Ambrose
G.. Jsstoile L., and .Chsric3 r, Iackson.
Notice ~ funeral hereafter
Baltimore. Atlantic ci,y. and New York
papers please copy,l ~
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DEATHS.

BROWN--Frank. ss yrs, st. Elizabcth'p
Hosp.
BARNEs-chsrles, te yrs, Emergency
Hosp.
cLARKE-Emeiie.' yrs. 1905 oaiiatin
ut. NV
FkRRELL,-Mary A.. 90 yrs, Providence
wADE-Theo, 25 yrs, 1911 Pa. ave NV.
MURPHY-Carrle A., 81 yrs, 7So 9th st.
MccARTHY--Anne d., 80 yrs. 12l, II ct.
FEATHERs-Aiien n, rs yrs.. 1862 ssd
st. NV,
TUCCI-Gcorse. 22 yrs. walter Reed Hosp.
PELIr-Oscnr J.. mo, 1879 ~ ut. sv
BoLDEN-Amandn, 40 yrs, sis 18th st.
sTEELE-James H.. 81 yrs, 1913 N. ].
ave NV.
LoGAN--John A., 10 yrs. 1910 s. c. ave-
SANOY--Joseph o.. 20 dya. l2aa Q ct ss.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths

PAGE-Jesse and Elizabeth, boy.
SWANN--James o. and Mamie, girl.
bAYNES-Eldridge w. and Mary, girl.
and Andoisey, GIRL
JOHNSON-Robert and Amy, GIRL H.
WASHIN0TON-Frank and GladyS boy
SAUNDERS-Peter II. and Mary l., boy
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Jean Eliot 'sNews
OF Capita Society
tContinued from Page Eixht) }

= tcontinued from Psse EaSht)
ios The principal feature Of the ball
WIN be = pageant In colonial costume,
wnioh wiz be opened by = minuet
asnoee ~ several Of the pageant
Jamss Carroll Frazer. Mrs. stephen
.. Elkius. and Mrs. Julian James.
oqt-ef-town groups are expected
from the various chapters Of New
YORK. Phiiadsplhis and baltimore and
many OF those taking part will rep-
resent their ancestors OF colonial
days. Ara Julian James u chairman
OF the ball. Mrs Walter X. Tucker
man. vice chairman. and Arthur ID.
Addison. chairman Of the moor com
mittee.
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MARRIAGES.

oN-SMITH-Albert, ~, Oieap, NJ T..
and Margaret. 20, Harrisburg. ". Y. The
MATTINGLY- LY-cARvELL.--John w, %. ana
Mary j.. rs. The Rey, w..R. F1anuagsn.
ON-SCHLEfF.-John D., n,
and Dorothy r., 81. The Rev. H. #.
MoFFArT-coppERTHrrE-John p, "A.
KOCH -HUMPHRIEs-Ss 20, and
Kathryn w. 80. The Rev. C. n. Smith.
IAN-GUERRo--Naxsr. 3e.i and
Primitive. 81. The Rev. r. A. Walsh
STONE-COPELAND-J c., &C. and
Annie ", a6. The Rev. Thomas q. Lee
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THEODORE WADE, Jr.

With full military honors, the body
OF Theodore Wade. 1r., veteran of the
World War, who died Monday at his
home. 1853 Fairmont street northwest,
will be inferred today in Arlington
Cemetery. A guard of honor Will ac-
company the flagdraped casket to the
grave and a firing squad. composed of
his former comrades, will be in at
tendance.
Mr.. Wade was born in Michigan in
1895, and came to Washington sew
eral years ago. He enlisted In the
marine corps in 1917, shortly after
the outbreak of tho war. He went
overseas with the Sixth Regiment, and
received a citation for valorous ac-
ton. He was wounded In action on
October 4. 1918.
He was member Of Quentin
Roosevelt Post. No. II, American Le-
gion. He IL survived by his parents
and four brothers.
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sr. nARY's DRIVE OPEN.

The nationsl campaign for the
x$oo.oOO endowment fund for St
Mary's school. at Raleigh. N. C.. open
ed last night throughout the country
snd the dinner given At the Army and
Navy Club last .eveping by the Wash
ipgton slumnse marked the begin
ming OF the drive In this section.
The dinner was attended by the
Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs. DAN
ieis and the Rt Rev. Alfred Harding.
Bishop OF Washington, Mr.. Daniels
and Bishop Hsrding, both making
short addresses. The Rev. wsrrep
w. Way. rector OF st. Mary's school.
WAS also present and made an inter
esting talk.
Mrs. William c. Rivers. wife OF Col
onel Rivers. commsndant OF Fort
Myer. delivered the address Of greet
ing. and introduced Mrs. Carey
Brown, wife OF Colonel Brown. and
chairman Of the Washington commit
tee. who presided.
The other guests at the dinner In
cluded Mrs. Edward w. Pou. wife OF
Congressman Pou. Miss Ethel Bagley.
Brown; Miss Jessica Smith. Mrs. Nc
carthy Hanger, Mrs. Edwin ID. Park
er. Mra ID. r. Ducey. Mrs Robert kcc-
nan william. Major and Mrs. Guy
Withers. Mrs. Gilmer Brentxer. Mrs.
Hortense burlington. Mrs. stephen b.
Weeks and Miss Weeks, and Major
Harry Kutx, u. 8. A.
-@
Gamma Delta Rho Sorority. Of
George Washington University. enter
tained about 900 guests last night AZ
a reception and dance given for the
faculty and the students OF the uni
versity. The entertainment took place
at the Sigma Nu House. from to IL
o'clock.
Assisting Miss Olive Prescott. pres
ident of the organization, were MISS
Mabel T. Boardman and DR.. Josephine
Baird, patronesses Of the sorority, and
Elmer Kayser. secretary of the uni
veraity: Desn and MIS-. Howard l.
Hodgkins, Prof and Mrs. John T. Er-
win, MrI. J. Irwin Steel. and Nile. des
Auliers, Of the Belgian embassy.
Mrs. r. B. Hail and Mrs. r. p.
Shuuway, Of Worcester. Mass. are
at the Hotel Washington for . few
dava
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Real Estate Investment Co.
816 Connecticut Ave. N. w.

Real Estate Investment Co.
S16 Connecticut Ave. N. w.
i Georgetown
Fine corner residence:
II roonns; 2 baths: '"
furnace heat; gas.
Price, $4,000.
Near Dupont Circle
One block from Connecticut ave-:
modern home in sood condition.
rooms; baths;
very good terms.
Price, $4,000.
Iowa Circle Section.
Attractive modern brick homo;
II rooms; baths;
large lot;
room for garage.
Price. $4,000.
o Street, Near Thirteenth
This 10 q real bargain:
IL rooms and bath;
large lot and yard;
good terms.
Price. $500.
W. W. STUART. WIN. G. LIPscoMB.
Real Estate Investment Co.
SIG Connecticut Ave. N. w.
Main 1850
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cLAmyoYANTs
L.s...ss ~ a. D.srsss Of csl.~ss.
PROF. STEVENS,


80 PROF. STEVENS,
AAsrrS rvo1ssr Mp az asr rsiGaSsf pannfsf, oLA'A
su.iasss .nd .pssslecss. il sS.lr. % q.
gives sa.si Is ssS .uesfsi q ' ssssisilos. settle.
ssss.% ssd .ste,ioa s.sa' of anyone ss you a..i'.
% tss ss. ss ios. ana nrss' sl.o asts Of mar.
rtsss; Restores lost shsetion. pssos ana
eonndsnee 70 lovers and diseerdant FAM
ksi. fsseinAis and charm ihs one yop love;
siAo those you meet How TO make psf
son At . distance think OF you
10 chsrsss Iu adysnee for his rs.diass-
sis. yss hays ever visiisa. yos Isss.s.
lag you = question he tells ysar s.ms In
are Interested.
ss6 F St N. W.
AME FREnA. as eta bring adj love.
business Ios tth 81 N. w.
MRS @ L. sTAMArEs-R Reading. daily.
less.s sSs fssa soia!Gs. r ho%. pess cs s ss
f1et Kllbeuras pi N; w
'REALIzATION OF POWERS WITHIN"
seats secured ,e ri. adxsnos s:ss 0r-sy phsns'
Friday. Feb ll-"Do SPIRITS ENTER
MUNIcATEr
Begins s;ib--Doors closed s;ye. Come
early. All welcome. Admission sec.
!nl.rkIsxs ex sPPeIn.msni only:
EDUCATIONAL
= Max fv0A1sKL
..: A: is:: as::Is IS: I:::::s;;;s:sar :;
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NINE. JEANETTE.

Gifted Egyptian clairvoyant and palmist
guarantees to read your entire iifs past.
present and future Bho asks no questions.
but will tell you what you want to know.
matters, love, health and family aYairs,
Tells the naIne of who you will marry and
when. II the ono you love 10 true or falpe.
what part OF the country is luckiest for
you, and Just what to do to be successfui
In life. Brings the separated togsthsr, re-
win and hold the one you love Special
readings. 81. 626 1t. ~ W.. betwssa 9Th
and 7th. pext to 6hubert- -Garrfck.
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LOTS ron SALE

LOln hVR cAAD
IoT-sssIas a.. al MT Rainier. Ma near
80 - sssS~rNfas pesr ssf.1~-
Oo.ornmsnt bonds accepted 81 full value.
AddTess BOX All. Times ontos.
IoT-LArss building; AT. Raialsr; ne4t ssa-
tion; reasonable 1so7 Decatur ct y. w.
LoT-Buildins. In Del Hay. Val reasoa-
able; 1907 Decatur st N. w.
PROPERTY WANTED
WE WANT HOUSES TO SELL
THOS. A. JAMESON.
300 New York Ave. N. w Main stss.
WANTED--To rent, a large hoyss VI from
10 10 IS rooms. centrally located. and
suitable for roomins house. 7yS 10Th st
wANrEpCR,b. ah by Responsible psrtiss.
ave " tsrvsn room furnished house or
"a rtuseht; uuzt be In a desirable neigh
sApv4 ana near school; mot neceasArily
~ ipiif car service 10 freoaent. BOX
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Park Pl., near Soldiers Home Gate.
=. Colonial front brick dwelling; eentsinins
o roouAs sad bath, hot water beat. siseus
kghu large front porch Low price i9'
quick sale. Owner occupant.
New Hampshire Ave. and 5 81.
Attractive three story brick ana s'vss
dvslflns contAinips 10 roolns ana y esths.
hot-watss heat. electric hghts A big o~r
gaia at yis.ses. Occupied ~ owner.
On Rock Creek Church Rd.
KspsSty built home; - roems n~
:.s:. Il: :::''.: :s; ;sz!slss. g
Best Section of Georgetown Heights.
Very attractive three story pfsssed onSs
residences. containing psAuuIvl Ioons n
and 4 baths; practically every seon e1a 70,
tains an open hreplAcei hiss's IN.
arranged. and the owner VIII soosp' n.ss
duced price IL Immediate sale u "Aas'
Property is vacant.
KER 4 CO., Inc, II,
.r Phone Main tas.'
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McKEEvER & GOss,

1l06 Eye st.
DOWNTOWN N. w.
corner home In best of downtown
oecttons: In walking distance OF busi-
ness section. ten rooms and two baths;
modern home, hot-water heat. etc..
price. $4,000. Easy terms can be ar
ranged.
McKEEvER q Goss.
1toS Eye st. Main l1sl
GEORGETOWN.
Dandy little semi-detached home
with six rooms end bath; hot-water
heat. electric lights. nice lawn with
fruit trees and grapes. Price only
't1.(oo. Small monthly payments
"a, McKEEV
l405 Eye St
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OUR LATEST LlsTINGs.
In Richuond Park.

In Richuond Park.
Dvtachsa frsns, >1wslitns. centsiying 7
Ne4a rsospsten hall sRd BATH stssptns
Sxree aAd front porch; heated by het wAfsr
- noAtsd by sieetrsolty. newly papssSd;
81 neerg on nrst floor; oak stairway We
ca.t Price. ss.teo. Cash. 1850. The lot
sexite feet Paved alley.
New Hsmpshire Ave.. Near Park Rd.
A. attractive two-story pemi-detsehsd
sY4 dwelling; Ideal srrsnssmsnt: Tour
r1ens ON each moor. porches front and
rS4x; hot-water heat. electric lights; re-
cenfiy rsdscorsted and In good repair.
Irving St., on Heights.
xyo-story, six-room colonial front brick
eueaifna: heated BY furnace and lighted By
3sei mstal garage In rear. Pries. 5000.
On Rittenhouse St.
Attractive new bungalow; rooms. tile
Seta. porches front. side and rear; heated
~ hot water and lighted BY slectrtcity:
harewood noors and trim: open nreplacs:
csPsat garage under rear perch Price.
Sneeo. which u below actual cost OF con-
ALLAN E. WAL
sls 18th Street N. W.
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FLORTsTs
FUNERAL DESIGNS.

or every dc.cription--Modorate prte~a
GUIDE, 10
iait v ST ~ w.
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MADAM D'ASHMAN

cI.AIRvoYANT, CRYSTAL 0AzrR AND
This gifted lady will tell your fortune on
love, marriage. divorce. changos, rsunitss
the separated. helps you 10 win back lost
love. happiness and business. Frank. ga
733 18th, Between @ and II.
SUNDAY. to T.
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PETwoRTH.
A two-year old house In the 'bsst
section OF Petworth: has six rooms and
bath and all modern improvements.
hot-water heat. electric lights. hard
wood floors and trim. garage. This
home can be bought with $1,000 initial
payment and easy monthly payments
on the remainder of price--ss.7so.
l.os Eye st. Yrin .1s,.
DAHLGREN TERRACE.
A seven-room and bath bungalow
type home In fine locality: has electric
lights. hot water heat. large lot; very
attractiveiy finished house. Price only
$3.50.
g GOss.
Main 4752.
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MADAM FONEDA.

Egyptlan palmIst and cIairvoyont has
an insight Of human nature and born with
2 double ve,I TO teii your pasS prsssst ana
tells the name of the one you will marry
and when: removes evil influences and
brings the separated together; she has
helped others and can help you: tells Just
what you want to know. Readingy daily.
$40 fthsOt. n. w. Oppogite 6ak2
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, MADAM VASHTI
PIANIST AND CJAIRvOYANT.
SPECIAL READINGS
Tells you anything you wish to know
about your past present and future Of
your luck. love, business. health and fam
lily affairs. Readings private. Daily and
Sunday. 727 9th st N. w. tnear Riaito)
500 MADAME SELIA 5Oc
Egyptin .Palmist and Medium
Gives true advice you can depend On IN
business, love. health. and family Affairs.
tells the name OF future husband or wife
mp ioyers ouarrels or family troubles. re-
unites the separated and makes happiness
lest for you and how to gain suooe.s in
anything you take In hand; " you arc hav-
Ing bad luck or trouble consult Nine Rsiin;
she can help you; sntisfaction guara ntesd.
Phone Franklin 2ls-J. Special readings
soc, Daily and Sunday, s31 7th at N w,
next 60 Eye at. OPP. McCrory's . 1oc store =