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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-18
By Dr.. l. /. Nascher.


TyHE recent announcement that Edith
Beaver Webb. New York heiress and
society pet, has for some months.
been the wife Of George Myles, plain
stable groom. has stirred unusual interest,
coming as II does so soon after the sur
prising marriage sof her, sister, Louise. TO
Thomas J. Leonard, New York mounted
policeman.
This choosing by the sister heiresses Of
husbands from among the horsemen with
whom they have been associated ever since
early girlhood, recalls the fact that many
other society girls who could easily have
made the richest, most fashionable mar.
riages have preferred 10 seek their loyes
mates In or about the stables.
The beautiful daughter Of Frank Work
married, after her divorce from James
Burke-Roche, Aurel Batonyi, manager Of
her stock farm and noted whip" Ethel
Croker, daughter OF Richard Croker, the
old Tammany boss. ran away to marry
groom she had learned to love. at a New
York riding academy.
Lovely Giuiia Morosini left her luxurious
home to become the wife of mounted
policeman. Julia French's first husband.
Jack Geraghty, although himself a chsuf-
feur, had the atmosphere OF the stable
about him through his fathers being
Newport cabman.
What Is the secret of the peculiar fasci-
nation which ilorsemen exert over rich and
fashionable giris7 Why is 1t that their
hearts yield so readily to men who have
no social standing, but who are kings in
the stable or IN the saddle? ME-
Science has some interesting theories to
offer In explanation Of such love matches
as these.
They say there's NO accounting for a
woman's whims and woman's tastes.
But we can account for womaf's whims
and tastes lust as we can account for
many other OF her peculiarities II we would
take into consideration all the accompany
ing circumstances and then 60 back to the
past, the dim past. even 10 monkey days,
for the explanation.
We need not 60 back very far. for In
stance, 10 account for the poor young
woman's willingness TO marry the rich old
man. That's simply cool calculation and
reasoning. Nor do we need TO look for
any hidden reason why the rich American
Girl win marry the foreign pauper who can
cffer her title That's snobbishness, and
we have, unfortunately, q few snobs
But why should rich young girl, who
moves In the highest social circles. marry
a poor, lowiy young man about the stables
when there are SO many eligibles in the
drawing rooms and country clubs in her
own set?
to-a mounted policeman and the other to
4 eroom--are not isolated cases. Riding
school gossip holds many such romances
that do not reach the press, and every
little while society fs shocked by the an
nouncement OF such an engagement or
There Is no doubt that those on horse
back experience feeling OF superiority
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tasfeS and there devoions n bopd nj in.
,oro., ,,h,ob w,,, .ro,, int hora !, =.
,.ohr.n, /, no,,, nor,,.. a.. - - 40
v.,ar !,
s,mi,.r,tv ,n tas,., ,or recra.,,o, =, ,,os
...ro,., 49,, a., 5000, - ,...,.
4... D1 -
ior socauohs or aVocauons- inc more the
horsewoman sees the horsem8n that she
admires the more that admiration grows.
and tho ,nora en-. .ssoc,.,a. ,r,,,, az, ,,,,,,
'Ne iiioi s si'o a'sooia'es VIII lne mar
anu reaiizes tnat ne mas the same interest
In the horse that she has, the stronger
does her interest IN tho mar and evontn.
s,,v ber o9ac.,o,, to,..,,,,., ,,.a,.l'-., -
= $500. I'm
nrousn horseDack riding she Is develop
Ing courage and self-reliance. and at the
same time she acop,res that lind,y foo.
,sr,,., ,oa,,nu 49,, 49,. ,... -,
! ,oens 'n@' eA.s's oe'ween al per
sons Interested IN ana taking part in sim.
liar recreations.
Yet. desni,e the sansa ~ ao,.,,,,, ,h.t
r,a,., -. . 'na,
'ne piouuse' pn'ons horsemeh anu
horsewomen, the sensible woman will rec
ognize her limitations as a woman II
there Is no initial repuynance ar cortar,n,
g -.
~ 'iV hhah Tue leeuhs oi seA-superlcriy
OF the man VIII De more strongly impressed
upon her than the sense of equality as
horsemen and the know,edea that \. e
ananct,,,v a,d .oo,.,,,, -. 49,
anu sociaiy ner INFERIOR
Sensible women to-day are placing less
value upon social station and financial po-
sition than they did formerly, and the rich
young society woman realizes that other
qualities in the man are necessary to in.
sure permanent happiness.
The man on horseback appeals to her
imagination. ss
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stinctiveiy the advantage OF being on
higher level
The man on horseback and the woman
on horseback have the same elevated
position from which they can see the world
afoot They know that in that position
they are objects of interest and admira-
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tion and probably OF envy. And most per
sons experience a feeling Of satisfaction
in the possession OF something. some quail
ity, some position which is coveted by
someone else. That's human nature.
Persons who have never ridden a horse
imagine that the pleasure OF horseback
a., p.,,.,n p,gh,. p...-,.a
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The add Webb Daughter
Mul1ailion.re G. Bss Webb. Miss Edith Married George
Myes Groom; MID Alice 4 Mounted Policeman,
Mas Louise Herself Il Reported Engaged
Prominent Horseunan.
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ton for the Cen
taurs was trans
ferred to the horse
men.
The mastery Of
the wild horses of
Thessaly In those
heroic days, forty
centuries ago. in
spired the same
wonder and delight
that the mastery
of the liking
horse did in the
c eIe>b ration Of
Frontier Days in
the year Of our
Lord 1921.
And that admi-
ration is s till
shown In the
skillful handling
Of the spirited
horse by the ex-
perienced horse
man. \
Equally inter
esting is the
origin Of the
feeling OF SUI 4
periority expert
enced by the
horseman over
those on foot.
Here we must
90 back to mon
key days. Whom
the first monkey
who had more curl
osity than his rela-
tives got up on his
hind legs-or arms
- he started the
habit Of standing
erect. He found
he could see fur
Their than when he
was on all tours;
! h e could d g I G I
enemies sooner and
see food further
away. In this po-
sition he had a dis
tinct advantage
over HIS relatives
and friends. and
W h en- they
tried the same q
tricks and
found the
same adSant-- -
ages they con- !
tinued the
practice OF
standing erect N
until this posi- ~
ton became o u
habit. w h en- B
m onkey, be. n,
came q man -
he knew in-
stinctiyeIv tha adv
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What's Going
!. On Today

Dinner, Phillips Exeter Academy
Alumni. University Club. at s@S.
Or. Lewis Perry. principsl.-vrud
Prof. Tufts. instructor in Engllsh.
VIII be the speakers.
Dance. the Avon Five, az the club.
SIS d street northwest. at $50 p m.
Lecture. "Rsdium ana Its tses.-
Prof. w. X. WadleIgh. at Columbia
Council. No. 20. Universal crSfts-
mans Council OF Engineers. q
Pythian Temple at 8 D. m. %
Meeting, Society Of Constructive
Psychology, At Playhouse. 1915 u
street northwest, At 7:So.
Address. DR.. Tom wiIlisrfs,
women's City Club. 4:ts .. m.
Lecture. C. J. Blanchard. WON.
ems City Club. .. m
Play. Alice in wonderland,-
benefit of Florence crittendon Heps
and Help Mission. Masonic Tenpls.
Thirtsenth street and New York
avenue. 2, Z ana Q .. N.
Meeting, Mildred Lee Chapter.
Children OF the Confederscy. con-
mont avenue northwest, 2 .. m.
Annual dinner. National Genss-
logical Society. Hadleigh. 11oi six-
teenth street northwest. Z .. m
Farce-comedy, Park View Ath-
letic Club, Park View Community
Center. 9 .. m '-
Dance. Elect KIub. ateo sixteenth
street northwest, sp. m. -----
Ladies' night University Club, o
.. m
l Annual banquet. Washington Coli
lese OF Law, Rsuscher's. Q y. m
Meeting. Columbia Council. No.
%. Universal Crsftsman's councii
Of Engineers, Pythian Temple, Q
.. m
Dance. Missouri Society, Cor
gressionaI Club, Sixteenth and U
streets northwest, s y. m.
Beginning tonight dances will be
held regularly each Tuesday and
Saturday evening at the Trinity
Community House, Third and c
streets northwest.
TsAays A.sse.esta
: Belasco-"Bringine Up Father
Estional-"A Dangerous Maid" q.
Polfs-Eddie Cantor in The Ma
night Rounders"
Garrick-'Over the Hiu-
D Keith's-Vaudevine.
Cosmos-Vaudeville.
Il Strand-Vaudeville.
{ Gsyety-Abe ReynoldS Revue.
{ Capitol-Pat White and his Cay
ETY. Girls"
:; hetropolitan-Georg Arliss in
o Franz Molnars The Devil"
Columbis--The witching Hour
/; with Elliott Dexter and Others
o Rialto-Bebe Daniels in Ducks
and brakes.
: Pslace-Bert LyteII, in "A Message
d from Mars"
!. Garden-Hugo Bsllin's production
Of East Lynne
: knickerbocker - Dorothy Gish in
The Ghost in the Gsrret."
Crandalrs-"Not Guilty" with all
star cast.
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DEATHS.

White.
Margaret Mcdonald, y yrs.. 10 10th st. se.
Isabella v. Tagg, 81. e41 st. ne.
Caleb Sears. so. St. Elizabeth's Hosp.
sister Margaret Mary Bovans, %. Beo.
Dniv. Hosp.
vivian W. owens. IS. G. ". U. Hosp.
Isaac @. Ellis, 10, s42 varnum st.
Julia woolsey. 70. 1888 Conn. ave. nv.
John W. Confer. 81. ess o st. sw.
Kevid Matthews. 10. 1928 Turner st.
Golered.
Dolly whitley. y, ISIS Champlain 1T. NV.
Mary Jackson. 30. 81. Ehsabeth's Hosp.
octavia somervilie. 20. 1912 18th Ut. NV.
Leonard Agy, Is. Providence Hosp.
Sarah Nerris. 13, Tuberculosis Hosp.
Aileen Gillem, /. 032 Westminster st. nv.
Agnss 7. ouander. 10 mos. 1919 vt. nv.
xuliaa Hor1, nos.. 10 Canal st. ~.
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Real Estate Transfers

Alley between n and c. list and
I'd SITS nc. square 725, part original
lot 5: also lot H-Leo Cunard to
Henry NJ. Foote. 80.
1902 Columbia I'd nv. square 2s5z.
lot 81. Mount Pleasant and Pleas
ant Plains-Abraham Bondaren ct
uX. Ida. to Jacob S. GureNich ct ux.
Rose, SIC.
1919 Vermont ave nv. square atT.
lot Harry wsrdmsn and Thomas
p. Bones TO Joseph Z. Boudwin. sr..
and Beatrice 6oudwin. SO.
sos Sth st NV, square 4s7. part
original lot Ernest X. cherring-
ton ct ur, Betty D., to Ella d. and
Wayne B. Wheeler. SO.
SIS 5th st Sc. square ste. part
original lot 9-Henry W. Noel ct
ux, Elizabeth A.. to Edwin z. Traz-
Iure OF uN. Eugene NJ. SO.
s2t E ST NV, square 51S. part
original lot Mary II. Harlow TO
Aeneas D. Casey. SO.
Square 80. lot I0p-Msry Z. Cox
to Roy r. Gardner. $40.
s2e Gresham pl NV. square Sos7.
lot 81. Franz tract-Frances L.
ober TO wsyland W. SpilImAn ct
uK. Hilda G.. SO.
South Of Jewett ST. west Of
Weaver Terrace NV. square 1883.
east half lots and ls. st. PhITip
and Jacob-Jsmes NJ Drysdale ct
uK. Rebeccs C. to william c. LAM
bert and Jessie Lambert. $40.
fos 9th ST NV. square So. Part
original lot 4-Pleasant W. Pratt to
Sigel Brown. $40.
L
lot 81. Mount Pleasant and Pleas
ant Plsins-Emma l.. c. johnson 70
Alberta NJ. Taylor. SO.
80 W st NV. square sils, lot "a
Doboin's Addition-James X. Eli
beck ct ux, Mary A.. to Robert L.
Pearson, sr.
2o3 ] st sc. square 7s7, lot So
Carrie Robinson 60 Maurice 3. Kor-
man, $40.
5225 Georgia ave. square 3eei, lot
73, BriEhtwood Park-Joseph Soper
ct ux, Elizabeth A.. to Joseph Ros-
enbaum ct uE. Henrietta. $40.
'O4 French st NV, square 3s3. lot
ts-Willism =. Riley ct ux, Mary
E, to Mary E. Riley. SO.
22iS Cathedral ave nv, seusre
22o6. lot a.. woodIey Park-Narcle
Z. Brewer to George NJ. Newell et
ux. Elizabeth l.. $40.
dSS 18th st NV, square sla. Tot
l7-Chsrles W. Fairfax et un, LII
lie B.. TO L. Evans White, $40.
lIt7 Church st NV, SQUARE l5k
lot ssl-James Sherier ct ux, Eliza
beth, TO Margaret J. Calvin, $40.
Sol7 Warder st NV, square sosa.
lot los. Whitney close-Margaret
Calvin to Antoinette N. Hern-
don. SO.
South OF Jocelyn pI. east Of s.d
ct NV. square 22eS. lot s-Ruth p.
Smith TO Margaret S. Connolly, sie
1872 st NV. square los, original
lot 22-Ellen p. Richardson et AZ.
trustees 20 Henry II. Ward, $40. ''
1872 I st nv. square IeS, orirtnsi
lot 1t-Henry II. Ward ct ux. Mary
NJ. TO Totten and Ward. a corp,
ID. C., $40.
lO1S Kenyon st nv. square astE,
lot loe-Philip Jeblick et ux, Mary
f., TO Clark Riddle, SO.
lol1 Kenyon ct nv, square 2stS,
lot lee-clsrk RiddIe ct w, Belle
to Roy U. Plummer. SO.
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Approve Plans for NelD
Automatic Phone Unit

The first unit of automatic tele-
phones for Washington was assured
yesterday when the board Of direc-
tors Of the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company unanimously
tion to the North" exchange, at
Fourteenth and r streets north
west.
H. B. Thayer, president Of the
American Telephone and telegraph
Company. and Vice President WAL
ter s. Clifford, OF the parent COM
pany, and H. r. Thurber, president
New York Telephone Company. were
present at the' meeting in addition
to the local board Of directors.
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BIRTHS.

whits.
Frank and Jessie N. Neumann, girl.
Emmit and Helen Borden. boys (twins).
Joseph w. and Elizabeth Cain. bey.
George r. and Ruth Green. boz. ,A
Robert B. and Bertha O. Stewart. boy.
Theodore and vina Davis. boy.
Norman ". and Reddie sveeney, girl
Joseph T. and Katheryn O. Hickman. giri
Christopher O. and Bertha D. Kyle. bey.
Edward =. and yirsie Pocre. boy.
Csisesd.
James and Esteik Parker. girl
Frank and Rosa L. Lewis. bog.
Eugene and Margaret Arnold, girl.
Sees ,. snd Anna - 5ackssa. hey.
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MADAME JEANETTE

Gifted Egyptian Clairvoyant and Palmist.
guarantees to read your entire life. past.
present and future. She asks no questions
but will tell you what you want to know.
giving names, dates and facts on business
matters, love, health and family Affairs.
Tells the name Of who you will marry and
brings the separated together. removes trou-
bles Of all nature so you can win and hold
the one you love. Special readings, 81. 626
y st. NV, between 9Th and 7th. neIt to
Shubert-Garrick. $50
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PROPOSALS.
IS cents a line

-~~~~-~~~~~~S~-~-~-~-~-~~~
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. c.,
Washington. April IL, 1921. Sealed pro-
posals will be received at Room 50e Dis
triet Building, until o'clock D. m, April
u. 1921, for installing conduits wiring and
fixtures for electric lighting Of the Rock
Greek pumping station, sewage disposal
system ID. c.. located at 9th and streets
northwest. Washington. D. G. Forms Of
proposals, specifications and necessary infor-
nation may be obtained from Chief Clerk,
Engineer Department, Room 427, District
Building. CUN0 H. RUDOLPH, CHARLES
w kUTz. JAMES +. OYSTER, Commis-
sioners, ID. @.
ap9. II. 12.13.14.l5 4-e4
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PERSONAL.

~ cests 0 lfss I 49,.
fs% sfscosaf Or MORE tssWtfons
~-~-~~-~-~~-~~--~~-~~~~-~~ >>>---~---~
THERE MIGHT BE MORE INTEREST
shown In our say % but II 90 We would
have to work overtime, a We keen busv
buying ladies' and mems worn Clothing.
shoes. ETC.. from good dressers and they
know that our way is best and no long
walt for the cash. Main 4lz5. JUsTHss
Old 1xAxD. e1o .. 80
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5Oc-MADAM SELIA-5Oc

Egyptian Palmist and Medium; tells your
past. present and future life; she tells the
secret how to win in business, love. health
nd family Affairs. law suits. speculation
nd divorce cases; tells who and when you'u
marry; make no mistake when seeking help
and advice Of Q clairvoyant or palmist; it
pays 70 consult the best; costs no mors:
special readings, soc; daily and Sunday.
Phone Franklin 237s-J. s3t 7th 81. nv.
Opposite McCrory's l0e store. 7th and L
S-404
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worth ]. Burlesque. Bill for q
maintenance. r. J. Downey. pltf
atty.
3ss2i Ida smolken Non w Asra-
ham Non. Bill for annulment cf
marriage. A. L. Newmyer. pltf atty,
sss22 Jannette Z. Wilson W Z. z.
Murray ct al. Bill to substitute trus-
tee. c. c. James. pltf atty.
U. .. COURT or cLArns. -,5.
Call for Monday, April IL. 1871:
14I1o Arthur p. Friend. sole mem
Der OF Walter. Friend a. Co.: 2sts1
Portsmouth Hareor Land q ssotei
Co. Of al; sS7is Baitimors q ohts
R r. Co.; ASST Electric Boat O.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
rs cents q line

THE PUBLIC Is INVITED TO AN OPEN
discussion Of the question, should the
Government Own and Operate the Rail
roadsP Admission free. Under the An
spices Of the Government Ownership Lesrue.
April .. at O'Clock. Han second noor. 500
@ St nv. 4-ei
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AUCTION SALES
10 cents q line
rHos. J. OWEN d son. AuorIoNEERs


TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRovED
REAL ESTATE.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust recorded In
liber 37l5, folio All, Of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia and At the re-
quest Of the party secured, We will seil NJ
public auction. in the rooms Of Thomas ].
Owen q Son, 1881 street northwest, on
Monday, the 18th day Of April. 1921. at 4
O'Clock p. m. the following described real
estate. situate in the County Of Washing.
ton. District Of Columbia, to-wit: Lot Que
~ In block eight (sI Of the subdivision Of
land called Bloomsbury Park. now known as
lot one ~ In square hfty -one hundred and
c'ghty-two (5ls2l. Terms cash. A deposit
4 fifty (s50) dollars at time Of sale.
Terms to be complied with within fifteen
days from date Of sale. All eonveyancing,
recording. ETC., 1T expense Of purchaser
WILLIAM A BOWIE, ANDREW d.
WASHINGTON, Trustees.
APT. So, IL. r. 1871 15,i6.is 4-1S
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MADAM ALLEN 5

CLAIRvoYANT AND PALMIsT.
101 9Th 81. NV. (cor. 9Th and G.)
Guarantees to read your entire Hfe-past,
present and future; gives true advice on
business, love, health and family Affairs.
Special readings daily, SOC. ". 4011.
1851
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5Oc-MADAM BELL-5Oc

business health and family affairs; tells
who and when you'n marry; how to avoid
bad luck and trouble. Readings daily SOC.
10 a. m. to p. m. Call and be convinced.
1124 7th st. NV, between L and n. S-363
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MADAM MAVIS.

THE GREAT EGYPTIAN PALMIsr.
Tells your past, present and future; gives
names. dates and facts known only to your
self; advice on business. love, luck. court
ship, marriage and divorces; in fact any
thing pertaining to your welfare and happi-
ness. Don't fail to consult this wonderful
Egyptian. You will hnd true help. Spe-
cial readings. short time only Soc.
s25 14TH ST. NV, BET. Il & I SITS.
Ia
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Not in session. No assignment fol
today.
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. 1.
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MADAM D'ASHMAN

CLAIRvoYANT, CRYSTAL GAzER AND
CARD READER.
This gifted lady viii ten your fortune On
ove. marriage, divorce. changes. rsunltss
the separated. helps you 20 win back lost
bve. happiness and Business Frank. o.
Readings Daily. II TO 8, Sun, Q to
7s3 18th ST.. Between q b.
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NINE. PARKER.

Gifted Clairvoyant and Medium. can tell
you anything you want to know in busi-
ness. Aealth or family affairs; when and
whom you will marry; what TO do to Be-
successful in life. and how to win and hold
the one Of your choice. Satisfaction or No
charge 1911 z ST. NV. 3-267
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

~ cents O line I time
fsF discount or more Insertions.
UNFURNIsHED FIRST OR SECOND
noor apartment wanted on or about June
l, by young couple and small child; 4 or 5
rooms and bath; housekeeping; reasonable
distance from George Washington Univer-
sity. Answer by mail only. State terms Of
lease available, price and description. L.
GREENAWALT. care 134 Maryland ave.
sw. 4-72
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Lawsuits FILED,
Equfty slits Ftlel.

sssls Sarah G. Carl VS. Charles p.
Carl. Bill for q limited divorce.
r.. P. Evans. pitt att,.
) Sss1o Ida I. BuriasQus W WOOD
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LOST.

ISz dLsoosnt . or more tnssrttons.
~ cests o liss I ttus-
LosT-rUEsDAY, A SMALL BLACK
handbag eontaining toilet articles al
sone place On North Carolina ave-. sth u.
and Pa. ave. to 9Th 81. Sc Return TO slI
NORTH Carolina ave. se. for reward. 4-S
LosT-BLACK TRAVELLING BAG CON
tanning personal papers and money pet;
Georrstown and Fort nysr Heights. LIBERAL
revsrd- Clarendon 500 F-3l. 4-6s
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RIZPAH ELDON

Worlds Greatest Clairvoyant, Palmist and
Spirit Medium. Readings daily from 10 q.
N. to p, m, I31s 18th st. NV. over
Pocahontas eandy shop. n 7s2o. 2-3lo
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK: MOST At
traetive new eight-room house; abundant
light three sides; white and mahogany
finish: large front porch; three screened
porches; shutters and screens: heated ga
rage; owner leaving town; seen by appoint
ment. Cleveland 26S. Also Detroit Elec-
tric car. and new charging apparatus for
same. Ats
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AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING.

AUTO REPAIRING-wE SKIN TIE CARS,
not the customers. six coats Of paint in
e.uding varnish over average machins
around $40. Come see our WORK. We have
q mecha nic who looks after repairs and
Win save you money. Come see u.s. 1lth
snd sts- sv. 2-o6
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

~ cents D ,fn0 ftsse.
Is% dtsoosnf 8 Or more inserfteas.
eo7 n ST. n. w.-TwO LARGE ROOM
apartment; keys at 1898 10th st. NV;
rent so7 50: no children 4-97
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3s45l Kelly VS. Kelly. Rule dis
charged without prejudice.
Assignment for Today.
Condemnation cases.
EQUITY DIVISION No. 2.
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SUBURBAN.

BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW; EIGHT ROOMS.
bath. electricity. gas, furnace heat and
open nre place: also garage tcorner lott !;
quick sale. s6.1o0; terms. $1,000 cash; bal
anee. $50 a month. OWNER. Room "a.
sI9 18th st. NV. Phone Main 1850. <-s4
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-11

state Of New Hetiea Canniy q Dsraaillo.
Iu the District Court.
No. i2tut.
Auislia L. Psrss. PiAintin
~
Caudido PereE. Drfendant.
To he AhoNv Named nflrndanti
You arr hereby Notified that = anit has
been lied sfainai ynu in fba said Court
aud Guautyf By the ahnsr uamed Plaintiff.
~ which 10 said plaintut prrs for a~baoiui.
dlfurrn nn the Eruands ~ drsfrtion aud
abandeniHeni And yun are furtber notified
that uulsss yuu rntrr or rAusn 90 BE- elferet
Tho 2fat day of MAY A ~ 1874. Judgment
viii De- rendered 10 said cause aEaluat yst
BY default and The rhef prayed Tor viii b.
granted.
The nsmo q tho plaintiffs snerney h
Dennis thavess whose pnstoffce address 81
(sesD FRED CROLLOTr
Clerk.
ny HAIRY r. LEE.
Deputy.
Marches AprilI IFS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-11
Girl Burned to
Death in Play House

DENVER. April i1-charlotte Ep-
ping. four years old. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony Epping. 448e
Xavier street, today went 20 a frame
chicken house AZ the rear % her
home with her brother ana a neigh
boris child. A few minutes later the
place was in flames. Fircmcn rea-
cucd the brother and the neghb0fa
child. hut Charlotte was found dead.
The other children declared the trio
had been playing with matches.
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