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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-28
ECOnOmiCe dinerO

Representatives. varias casas manufac
tureras de las mas importantes en- ma
Quinaria Agrfcola Industrial:
Flantas de Hielo; Motores de Com
busti6n Interna Modernos; Bombas;
Tractores; Trapiches; Plantas Electri-
,as; Maquinaria para Cafe; Tuherias;
etc., etc.
Contamos con maqr1naria moderna
para la perforaci6n de Pozos Artesianos.
Hacemos Instalaciones completes para
Riego.
Nuestra Ofcina en- New York esta
situada en- ell Hudson Terminal Build
ing que es el centric de maquinaria de
dicha ciudad, estando cargo de per-
sonas competentes, 10 que nos permite
seleccionar los aparatos mas adecuados
para cada fin y los precios mas con-
venientes.
Sclicite cotizaciones para 10 que ne
cesite de:
DELGADo HERNANos.
Yauco, P. r. Advt.
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rEATRo AMERICA.

Fabiana Fabregas, en- Ia preciosa obra
de Carolina Invernizo en- seis actos Los
Pequenos Martires."
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RIvoLI, (Rio Piedras)

Priscilla Dean en- Ell drama de gran
argumento titulado Reputation.
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''In hoe Signo vinces".
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CINE LUNA.

Episodes nueve y diez de la serie s'El
vengador silencioso'' por William Dun
can una comedia.
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Para este tema han sido enviados
los trabajos que ostentan estos lemas:
America es la conception de I'm com
plemento b$sico''.
"Espaiia es nuestra madre, es la ma
DIRE de America.
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Los trabaj0s 0nvia-
dos al CertaIneD del
.''CaSinO EspanOl''
CANTo LIRICO A LA MUJER
PoRToRRIQUENo

- -
ST no eres Dios, que cerca estas de
Dios''.- J. A. Negr6n sanjurjc.
"Yo rezo devotaments, sinceramente
Ell Ave Maria, porque pienso que en-
vuelvo, EN- Ell incensario de sus frases,
las mujeres de mi patria'.
''Yo canto la belleza de su espiritu
legendario''.
Amor.
"Cantemos la mujer, poeta, hon.
raremos nuestra Grey.
''Dios to salve, mujer''.
''La musa moderna".
"cuan hermosa y cuan grande me
pareces" - Ricardo Leon.
Nuestra mujer es amor
''Canto Lirico la Mujer P-otorti-
quefa". (sin lema).
''Madre mia.
''Dos razas distintas, que en- una Sc
juntan, que en- una Sc enlazan''
'Esa eres tti''.
''La mujer es la diosa que lentfca la
vida'.
49,. hijo fuerte de Espaaa, de Ali,
Ell bravo pirata, v de la duice Anacao-
na''.
s'Anfora sacra".
'foh, bella blancal % Cisnero.
f'Alquimia Idear'.
la mujer es ell alma que vivifica la
Patria''.
iBendita sea!,'
Eres la tradici6n, eres La raza".
"Eres tOda la Lira".
'Mientras exista una mujer hermo-
sa, habra poesia''.- Becquer
Para ella Ell epinicio, el himno
triunfal".
''La vida es un temple en- ell que
oicia una sacerdotiza:: la mujer''.
'Mujer, tt eres la Patria".
ESNK,,ia,. ,,,,n..4 y 4.
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CINE NORMA.

Los episodios siete ocho de la serie
LA Reina de los diamantes'' otra co
mica de gran risa y una importante Re
vista.
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RAILROAD COMPANY OF Pro. RICO
SAN JUAN PONCE
TT1NERAR1o

De los trenes On vigor dssce
el i de Agosto de 1917, re-
vtssdo 81 4 dc Agosto, 1913.
xaTAcroNRa.
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"Mujer puertorriquefia, broche de
continentes, puente de razas, de almas
crisol. :. -
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"Despues de America, la civiliza
ci6n''.
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'salve, Naci6n descubridora, salve''
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la patria Sc honra con los hechos
de sus hijos'.
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TN Canastillo de fiores''.
PRoSA
Tema: Influenza del descubrimiento
y colonization de America en- lbs desti-
nos del nundo''.
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Para ell tema: Influenza del Casino
Espafol de San Juan, en- la cultura y
fraternidad entire portorriquenos Y es,
pafioles, han sido enviados los trabaJos
que llevan estos lemas:
Espejo de patriotas - J. Frances
Rodriguez.
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E5HE(lh[lQ||,g|',6| ] ! ( 5
CINE TIRES BANDERAs"

CINE TIRES BANUEhAS
Ell extraordinario drama italiano en-
siete actos por la c6lebre actriz italiana
Pima Menichelli titulada la Mujer de
Claudio.
CINE LUNA.
Episodes nueve diez de la serle 'El
vengador silencioso'' por William Dun
can una comedia.
TEATRo AMERICA.
Fabiana Fabregas. en- Ia preciosa obra
de Carolina Invernizo en- seis actos Los
Pequenos Martires.'
CINE NORMA.
Los episodios siete y ocho de la serie
LA Reina de los diamantes'', otra co
mica de gran risa y una importante Re
vista.
CINE PUERTO RICO.
La picarezca y gentil actriz Constance
Talmadge en- su magnifica Interpretation
"La Lecci6n''. e
rEATRo STRAND.
Charles Ray en- ell drama en- cinco &C
tos tChapado a la antigua" y una co
media.
RIvOLI, (Rio Piedras)
Priscilla Dean en- ell drama de gran
argumento titulado Reputation
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CINE PUERTO RICO.

La picarezca y gentil actriz Constance
Talmadge en- su magnifca Interpretation
"La Lecci6n''.
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vEATRo STRAND.

Charles Ray en- Ell drama en- cinco &C
tos "Chapado a la antigua y una co
media.
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''Mujer, tp eres la Patrfa".
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sTodo por el engrandecimiento de "a
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27

yxYATCH the people leaving Theatre after the curtain
wv has rung down the Tangerine THEY'RE s,no
" they're happy.
Listen them They're sngingtheye humming-teyre wl;nq
Why? > - e
Because heard the houSee
Lady, that beautiful which
Sanderson, and which everybody is singing '
On the dance floors of Broadway and parors of homes
where Sweet Lady, the hit day. Get 1.-THE sheet \
record or payeo And its other big song from
Listen Me- and isle Sold
The Washington times., 1921-06-15
II. II. stephens and r. W. HIN. Jx..
Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRIcT OF COLUMBIA. Holding . Dis
sss sna fo9 sudnG nss ns on no.s
between Nineteenth street and the Circle st
Twenty fourth street. In the District OF
THtH%S, TfcE AND 'tis1 oRbsa SSS or fUsIIcXfioS,O
Notice IL hereby given that the Conmis-
sioners Of the District OF Columbia. pur-
gress. approved June II. 1895, entitled AN
Act providing for the establishment Of q
uniform building line on streets In the Dis.
vide. a. smendsd Sy the Act approved
March :. 1917, entitled An Act making
appropriations to provide for the expenses
bia for the fiscal year ending June thirueth.
nineteen hundred and eighteen. and for
ether purposes" have nled petition In this
Court praying the condemnation OF the
land necessary for the osts sbiishment OF uni
form building lines on. kalorama road, be-
tween Ninetssnth street % and ,s the cire,e az ~
lumbia, as shown on plat or map. MED
with the said petition. as part thereof. and
In accordance with the law provided for
In such csses to assess the damages each
owner of land to be taken may sustain by
reason Of the establishment OF said uniform
building lines on Kalorama road. between
Nineteenth street and the Circle at Twen-
ty-fourth street for which this proceeding
of the land necessary for tho purposes
thereof. and to aasess as Dement'S resulting
therefrom the entire amount OF said dam
ages, including the expenses of these pro-
eeedinss. upon any and all lots. parts of
lota pieces or parcels of land which may
be benefited by the establishment Of said
building lines, in the proportion that the
said Jury may nnd said lots, parts Of lots
pieces or parcels of land will be benefited,
as provided for In and by the Aforesaid
Acts of Congress.
II is. by the Court. this 9Th day Of June.
1921. ORDERED. That all persons having
any Interest In these proceedings be and
they are hereby warned and comma nded to
appear In this Court on or before the 24th
day Of June. 1891, at ten o'clock a m, and
have made Its final order ratifying and con-
frming the award of damages and the as
sessment of benefits of the jury to be em-
paneied and sworn herein; and II In further
ORDERED, That a copy of this notice and
order be published twice a week for two
successive weeks in the Washington Law
Reporter, the Washington Post and The
Washington Times. newspapers published In
the said District. commencing at least ten
days before the said 2tth day of June.
1871. IL is further ORDERED, That q
copy Of this notice and order be served by
the United States marshal. or his deputies
upon such of the owners of the fee of the
II nd to be condemned herein may be
found by the said marshal. his deputies
within the District OF Columbia, and upon
the tenants and occupants of tho same be-
fore the said cath day OF June, 1871. BY
the Court: tSesl) WENDELL p. STAT
FORD Justice. A true copy-Test; NOR
GAN II. BEACH, Clerk BY u. E. CUM
Asst Clerk
The Washington times., 1921-06-15
MEXICAN WHEAT FAILS;
BIG IMPORTS EXPECTED

Scarcity of wheat in various parts
Of Mexico will increase demand for
American wheat. the Commerce De-
partment was advised today in
consular reports from Mexico City.
Jalisco's wheat production of only
"A. .000. 900 pounds leaves no surplus TO
supply contiguous States. and ar
rangements to import wheat upon a
larger scale are being made.
The wheat crop In Ensenada, lower
California, will be a total failure, the
reports said. Large losses in the live
stock industry there also were re-
ported.
The Washington times., 1921-06-15

a general horizontal reduction OF 10
per cent on It's products.
The high costs Of labor and sup
plies were what made necessary the
Government guarantee on wheat dur
ing the war when the cereal sold NJ
tions for these factors, the farmer
now Is in position to produce far
more cheapiy and the advantage
should accrue to the consumer In
lowered food prices.
The average price paid farmers for
wheat is x1.10, according to reports
to the Department of Agriculture. In
prewar days the farmer received 30
cents 49,
Farmers hope that the receipts for
the 1921 wheat crop can be pushed
above $1.10 q bushel without. how
ever, advancing the price of bread
and other foods to the consumer.
Farmers argue that the middlemsa
now are absorbing the difference be-
tween the prices they receive for
by the consumer.
Relief measures sor the farmer
taken by the special session of Con-
gress seem likely to justify farmers
hopes of high prices for their prod
ucts. The emergency tarin. now be-
comming effective. practically makes
impossible the Importation of farm
products from Canada and other
countries. This leaves the American
farmer in complete possession OF the
domestic market
= In addition, money now Is plentiful
for loans and farmers should be able
to hold their crops a reasonable time
for more advantageous prices
Vrfh n Axx,x H. -
Corporation and the Federal farm
loan banks are functioning to pro-
vide the agriculturist with funds
with which to finance production
and distribution of crops.
WOULD DIsPEL LIsTLEssNEss
With a good year. such as now
seems in prospect. the rural or farm
population of the country. compris-
ing between 100000 and s0.00o.-
600 persons. will be able to plunse
into the nations stores with money
to spend. The big nationwide buy
ers' strike would be completely dis
sipated by such rush of buyers.
Products of American farms should
be worth in the neighborhood of
SIS, goo 100000. according to officials
OF tne Depdrt rtment Oh AgriCultufe.
This sum Ia equal to nearly twice
the entire stock of gold in the
world. It is 80 per cent more than
the sum loaned to foreign govern
ments during the war by the United
States. IL would run the United
States Government for four years,
paying the interest on the national
debt and maintaining the Army and
Navy. And American farmers. given
good weather. good transportation,
and good luck, may have part of it
as profits this fall.
Good profits in other years have
made American farmers good buy
erA Experience shows that farm
ers buy automobiles. house furnish
ings. bonds and stocks. farm i'm
plements, fencing. books. magazines
and the like in generous quantities.
Large purchases by farmers mean
business for city factories and the
end of unemployment
These are the factors of nation
wide prosperity as opposed to ma
tionwidc economic depression
The economic factors now seem TO
be pointing toward a rush of bust
ness and buying by farmers thHs
will end the depression.
The Washington times., 1921-06-15
LEGAL NOTICES

SoNINo COMMISSION or The DIHTnIcT
Of Columbia. wsshinGton, Juns Srd. 1921.
s. IL ss 3
March !. 1899 t'.rubiie Ne. iss. sett Con-
yress, entitled AZ ACT 20 resuiats shs
ps.tlscs fsA s & csssmss. & = ana " so ss."ss = 'A
posss3 ;" police y hsrsey givss that lup-
81 o. ls tss Ds.triet ssiISias, At is:ss e'sicek
. M, June isth. ie1l. for the purposs q
sn:idsr.es TIE foil.xi1S p.ope.sd ohass:; I;ss,
districts and In the regulations hsrstofors
adopted By the xcping Commisstou Of ths
District Of col,msia, e VT; chasgs frSm N
on the east sids Of CoiunbiA Rosd from
Belmont Roed north 70 include psemtess
known a. 1st@ Ceiumeia Eead. n ~
bsiwssn the Two sortA and sosth siIsys
s:s e.op: s y: ,sa. nso' e q: Sssss
oiassincstion: Properly in the south halt
Of square Iss ad1oining the prsesnt ne
fcc' .s district ..so iets ind sssed = sis Ana
Sec XIX zonins Rsgulattons. TO read sub
stantialiy ~ foiiows: Courts or shsfts for
na.nrS %sS Ss q .%.i,sr o dimsosioa. than ssr.in
spscinsd for courts Such courts or snafts
and also side yards less than fest vida
to tbs rsauirsinsnts VI these regulations
will be consldsred a. part Of the building
In computing the percentaEe Of lot occn-
pancy. Add to Sec XIII. zouing nsguls-
lions. a new paragraph ~ relative 70
height OF buiidings In allsys contsintns
In substance the provisions Of present pars-
graphs L and ~. Sec. ~. Building RsSnia-
tions Amend paragraph 10. Sec. XIII.
Zoning ,Rsgulations to tmposs- less restrsc-
ton upon hstGht Of buildings on corner
lota Amend the second sentence to para
graph s. Sec. XIX. to read substantially
as follows: Open or lattice enclosed nre
escapes, the ordinary protection OF Chin
nsys and huss. and projections OF which
noor OF the main building may be permit.
ted where 20 placed a. not 10 ohst ruct
light and ysntiistion G W; KuyLm Curo
sHERRILL, ELLIOTT WOODS. Zouing
Commission Of the District Of Columbia
The Washington times., 1921-06-15
ORDER CANADIAN FARES
CUT 10 PER CENT JULY I

OTTAWA, June IA 10 per cent
reduction In railroad fares in eastern
Canada July 1 was ordered yesterday
by the Dominion board of railway
commissioners. Western rates re-
main unchanged.
The reduction viii mean. a return
to the rates prevailing prior to Sep
tember IL. 1920. At that time a -
per cent increase was granted, with
the understanding rates would be re-
duced 10 per cent on January 4, 1871.
and another 10 per cent July i. The
The Washington times., 1921-06-15
Farmers Encouraged
By Crop Outlook and
Availability of Labor

An army of 100000 farm hands mobiIizng in the
Western grain belt harvest bumper wheat production
1921 forecast by the Department of Agriculture at $4,000 900
bushels
Agriculture, it indicated, is getting back into financial
webeng and giving certain promise that the United States
working the economic depression which has gppcd the
country for year. causing business failures wide
spread unemployment the closing of factories and general COM
nerciaI stag
The Washington times., 1921-06-15
MORE COTTON IMPORTS TO
cZEcHO- 81 ovAKlA ARE SEEN

Czecho-Slovakia's steady financial
Improvement forecasts heavier inn
Forts Of American cotton. the Com
merce Department was advised today
by American consul Breed. at Prague.
Cotton imports have shown increases
since the first of the year.
Cotton imports Jumped from 9,00o,-
900 pounds In March to about 12.0O0-
600 pounds. May figures probably
will disclose still larger shipments
Slovakian mills. The largest banks
in the country show increased profts
and deposits.
Bank clearings In Prague, during
the first quarter. totalled II 900 900 900
crowns, an increase of 12.000, 900 600
crowns over the same period last
year.
The Washington times., 1921-06-15
Italy Bars Dyes.

The italian government has issued
a decree prohibiting Importation of
synthetic dyes and Intermediates ex-
cept under special license, American
Consul Gunther at Rome today cabiej
the Commerce Department. Itaiy's
move Ia aimed at German dumping
Of dye products at prices lower than
ItaliSr manufacturers can sell tha0
In home marketA.
The Washington times., 1921-06-15
PROF. BELMONT,
SpirftuRliWR
RIZPAH EI.DQN

WORLDS Greatest ClaIrvoyant. Palmist and
Spirit Medium Readings daily from 10
Pocahontas candy Shop. Main 1928.
SPIRITUAL MEETINGS at Q D. m. Thurs
day; reading 800 SIT 10th ST. N. II
lincoln se41 Mrs. J. X. Maltby.
The Washington times., 1921-06-15
l4o5 Eye st.
PETwoRrH-ssoo CASH

PErwORTH-ssoo CASH
Seven rooms including q built in sleeping
porch, hot-water heat, electricity, garage
this house Ia new. vacant and very destra-
BILE In every respect. The roof 10 OF the
Stag variety. The front and rear porcnes
are of concrete, there 10 clothes closst
on the erst Moor and two large closets IN
the front bedroom. The attic 10 large and
can be used as = room. This 10 q rare op-
portunity to buy . dandy home In q nne
neighborhood on easy cash and monthly
payments.
McKEEvER d GOss,
14o5 Eye Street Main ATS.
sAUL's ADDITION BUNGALOW.
just east of 18th and Decatur car barns,
seven rooms and bath. two-car garage.
house 10 In good condition. detached. on
a large lot, this 10 . rare opportunity to
get a dandy semi -bnn galow In this very
popular location; 312.Soo; phone for ap-
pointment to inspect.
McKEEVE
1405 Eye Street.
Members Of the Washin
The Washington times., 1921-06-15
AN EXCELLENT HOME

can b. secsrsd BY stating What ~. vsss
IN TiDss Want Al Phone TO Mats
write u ssa iii Win - ssse rhs sssa y
satghG
The Washington times., 1921-06-15

SEALED PROPOSALS win be opened at
p. m, June 20, 1871. for performing m isceI-
isncous work during the nscsl year ending
June 30, 1874. Bids may be submitted on
one or more Of the following classes: Tar
pentsrinE. cabinet work, gardening. pIas-
terinR bricklaytng, concrete and cement
finishing, common hand laboring. teamtnx
biacksmithing, stonesetting. painting Re
quests for specifications and proposal
blanks should be addressed to the Supt OF
the Mechanical Plant. Bureau OF Standards
Washington, ID. c.
COMMISSIONERS d. c.. WILMINGTON, june
IL. lsa1.--Sealed proposals win be re-
ceived at room sos. District building, until
. o'clock .. m. June %. 1921. for furnishing
cloth For detailed information. apply to
Room 220, District building. CUNO III
RUDOLPH, CHARLES w. KUTZ, JAMES
r. OYSTER, Commissioners, d, C. =
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received bv
the Bureau OF Standards and opened Al
3 .. m. June ~, 1871. for constructing
ANAL breast walls of rubble stone plaoins
new roof on meter rating tank building and
miscella peous painting in Northwest and
Industrial BuildinEs Specifications may
be obtained upon application to the supt
OF the Mechs nicai Plant, Bureau OF Stand
ards, Washington. ID. c.
C5MMIssfoNERs, b c.. wsshInrton-
June IL. 1871 Sealed proposals. viii he
received at Room 500. District building.
until . o'clock p. m. June 20. 1871, for
Buiidins, CUNO H. RUDOLPH, CBARt. .Es
w KUTz. JAMES y. OYSTER. commis.
s,onprs. D. c.
The Washington times., 1921-06-15
EDUCATIONAL
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

Graduate COURSES leading to the de-
grees of A. NJ. LII M. n. b. A. ID. G.
L. and Phi. ID.
During the summer term, fro1 June
fS to September Q. the following courpea
will be given ~ the downtown build
inGx Of the uniycrsity'
i spanish-American Law. Constitut3oaaJ
Law, Seminary Course; Coa1ict Of LAWS,
Interna tional Law. Mining Lawn, Juris-
prudence, History Of European Diple-
Ocean Transportation, ForcAgn Tariffs.
Principles Of Foreign Trade, Corpsru-
tkon Management, Hist1sy Of Central
America and Panama, Hkeesry sf Eau-
cation. Preach and Spanish
For further information, cAn at -
write to 1907 II st.
The Washington times., 1921-06-15
INVESTMENT PROPERTY


sIss Pa. ave. n. w. large s.story brick
businsss property; price. sa'-soo- Cash,
Iisi '7th st. N. w, iaIs. s-.tory brick
house; would B. very fine property to
almost az risss on the eornsf Of sex
@ streets N. W; beionEs to an estate
and must be sold at once IL possible
soOs5esm .oo fes ps s1p.s ns.r and :to5s near Pen
a2o Building Lots In a new subdivision. all
inside of the city limits, one car fare
Them, Il n'P Price sssCco. % sns .Sh oniy | isss 90
cash. l win take back trust to the
amount of $4,000 There should at
building homes on it 10000 clear Of al al
,17. ooo-on sth street north of N. Y. ave.
. large mats; garage to hold several
,aT.Iso.rhs best buy south of N. Y. ave.
be worth morc than double this price
inside OF ten years
j. ID. Garman,
District National Bank Bldg.
PROPERTY WANTED
WANTED.
Five or six room bungalow. good sur.
roundinxs' cash or tsrma Main ass. $3.50
TO p. m.
CAN SELL YOUR PROPERTY
Within 10 days II your price and terms are
right. Phone Main ssa 10
WIZ. b KRAFT 4 CO, 1885 N. 7. ave
JOHN r. DONoHOE q Sons
uS Pennsyivanis Ave g K.
Lst De Submit Our List of Homes and
Inyest@ents Before You Purchase.
WE WANT MORE HOUSES FOR SALE
Owners OF property desiring to make
quick sales should list property with us
ct oUcA.
wM. P. NoRMoYLs. $40 , 1t. n. ".
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY TO LoAN-s7so to SSeo, ,oso on d,
C real estate Several trust funda Ali
transactions conducted with sconomtoal
consideration for borrowers
WIN H SAUNDERS q co,
eouthArn Building. so7 18th st N. ".
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McKEEvER AND GOSS,
Realtors.
Main l7b2
PETwoRTH.

PETwORTH.
This beautiful tapestry brick home con-
taLninx seven rooms and bath 10 located en-
ono Of the prettiest streets In this section; I;
there are four large bedrooms. has hot
water heat. electric lights and built In nre-
proof garage, this same type homo 10 s>ll-
ing for 81. 900 to 1850 more In the sane
location. Price, $3.50; $1,000 cash and
500 per month.
McKEEvER Goss.
1895 Eye street. Main 4'S7
CHEVY CHASE.
The best buy In Chevy Chase. west OF
car line, has eight rooms and two baths;
lot 3ox1so, lawn. shrubbery, garden h"se.
two sleeping porches. maids room: con-
pieteiy furnished: owner leaving town 10
sacrificing for $4,000; 31.100 less than was
paid for II three months ago: S1,1oo casn;
house II one year old.
AND GOSs,
Main 4752.
rton Real Estate BOARD
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PROPOSALS

COMMISSIONERS. ID. c.. washington
June Is, 1871. Sealed proposals for the
performance OF auctioneer services during
tho hscal year 1922. will be received in
Room sos. District Building. until 2 O'Clock
p. NJ. June IS, 1921. For detailed infor-
nation apply to Room 212, District Build
KUrZ. JAMES r. OYSTER, Commis-
souera. ID. c.
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HOME AGAIN! I,
PROF. MARCUS Ia MAR.
: DIG 18th st. N. w.
A Few Doors FrDm r 8tret.
MADAME SELIA

Egyptian Palnist and Medium.
Gives true advice In business. love. health.
and family anatrs: tells the name OF future
husband or wife and how to win the one
you love: makes up lovers q,Arrels or fam
for you and how TO gain succsss In any
thing you take In hand; II you are having
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ssc cents. sn 7th st. N. W.. next TO Eye st
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CLAIRyOYANrs.
licensed by the District of Columbia
DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHERs
MARTHA SPENCER.

ONE ,UF THE WORLpS MOST DISTIN-
GUISHED MENTAL PSYCHIC ME-
pIUMs AND LIFE READERS
THIS LADY's REPUTATION Is WORLD
MOST RELIABLE KIND; WITHOUT A
QUESTION WILL TELL THE object Of
your call NAMES OF FRIENDS AND
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ness chanres specuiatiops Investments.
divorce and how 10 become reunited to
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cannot help you with II. or help you to
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MOST INTERESTING AND POSITIVELY
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NO FEE UNLESS PERFECT sATIsFAC-
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