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The Washington herald., 1921-03-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Dorothy f.. to Temple Bowling and
Pocket Billiard Academy, $40.
81 U st NV, square 3117. lot %.
NJ. aod BIS Addition-James NJ.
Brooks ct al. to Bella B. Thomp-
son. sic.
5th st ne, between L and NJ SITS.
square sos. lot 47-william S. Phil
lips ct ux, Maude H, to Elicit H.
Day ct ux. Julia E, $40.
1895 Corcoran st NV, square 2io.
lot 15-Lawrenee FUR ct ux. Min
ME, to william Jefferson ct ux.
Elizabeth. $40.
2024 Vermont ave NV, square 35s.
lot 64-wiiliam d. Payne ct. ux.
Mary A., to Obadiah NJ. Foster, SO.
North OF H st, east OF sth st sw.
square 4s7, part original lot 10
Thomas Bono, SO.
c st sc. between LIST and I'd SITS,
square 733, part lot 2l-Mary ].
McCIay to Mildred B. Shorb. $40.
North of Florida ave. east OF 18th
st NV. square 2s77. lot 71-Margaret
Minahan to Mayer Cohen. $40.
2413-2415 / st NV, square 2S, lots
96 and 97-Samuel Herzog ct al. to
Moses Herzog. $40.
7th st sc. between G and ] SITS,
square s04. part lot 11-Asron Levy
ct al. to Barnet Rosenbloom, $40.
7th st Sc. between G and I SITS,
square 90i. part lot 1l-Eva Blum
ct al. TO same.
1888 Vermont ave NV. square 3oe.
lot l6--Wilton J. Lambert. trustee.
to Morris Goldberg ct ux, Goldie,
S3.5OO.
North Of Shepherd st. east of
Kansas ave NV. square 29os. part
lot 3, North Columbia Heights
John B. Leaveile ct ux. Ada A.. to
Moses and Henrietta Bretzfelder.
$40.
Otis ST ne. between 12th and 18th
SITS. square 1927. lot IL. Brookland
John r. Haislip ct ux. Mary E.,
to Harold c. kenney, SO.
North Of Kearney st. east of 18th
st ne, square 4l44. lot 20. addition
to Brookland-Ernest G McIntyre
ct ux! Rhea NJ. to Jerome Engel-
berg and Mary v. X. Engelberg.
$40
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DENIES She ASKED
NEAT MURDER JOB
Chicago Woman and Thugs
Tell Unique Stories In =
volving Husband.

CHICAGO. March 10. - Don't
shoot him. / want him strsngIed to-
death. will pay 800 down and :
$500 more when the Job is finished
II won't take long. but I want a neat
Job" O..
David Sarshak turned pale L
wouldn't want the job myseif-but L,
gotta friend =
We'll. bring him with you. I'll
meet you st Cleveland avenue and
Fullerton parkway with the 500
This was the conversation report Z
ed TO the police by Ssrshak today.
and IL led to the arrest OF Mrs.
Albert Dittman. 20 years old. Ssr-
shak said she had offered him and
Steve worona $500 TO kill her hus-
band. Albert Dittmsn. IL years old.
q veteran of the world war and now
q medical student. Ssrshak and
worona kept the rendezvous with
Mrs. Dittmsn on the advice OF the
police. who trsiled them and arrest
ed Mrs. Dittman as she handed
worona a check for 500. 4
Il did ask Sarshak IL he would
kill man." the police quote her as
saying but not IL he would kill my
husband. just wanted to see " t1
was possible 10 hire a man on thsi
streets OF Chicago to commit mur-
der. IL was a ruse to secure a po-
sition as a detective"
Dittman said he was at a loss to
account for his wife's action. There
has been no trouble between us" he
said
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Near southwest corner 9Th and
H SITS ne, square 912. part lot 20
James A. and Rachel B. Brodiey
to Lula NJ. Rossignol, $40.
North of Quebec st. west OF
Reno rd NV. square 1858. lot 30.
Richmond Park-Harry X. Boss and
II. Glenn Phelps to Lacey c. Zapf,
$40
1910 4th st NV. square 30e4. lot
20. LeDroit Park-Lillie M. Wester-
meyer to jamie A. Short, $40.
Union st sw, between and 0
SITS, square 503, part original lot
ls-Chalmers r. Croft to Reinhold
and Marie Marx. $40.
261s 23d st NV. square 22O4. lot
126. woodley Park-Sarah s. Smith
to Glenn S. Smith, $40.
1903 B st sc. square 1853, lot 10
H. Edgar Barnes ct ux. May G.,
to George w. Barnes, $40.
South OF Peabody st. east of 1st
st ne. square 3714, lot 3. addition
to Chillum Castle Heights-Will-
lam s. Quinter and s. r. Norman.
trustee, TO Guaranty Trust Com
pany. 500.
South of Peabody st. east of Sd
st ne. square 1898, lot is. addition
to Chillum Castle Heights-Same to
same, $50.
South of Peabody st, east of LIST
st ne. square 371S. lots 10 and 20.
addition to Chillum Castle Heights
Same TO same. $500.
South of Oglethorpe st, east of
North Capitol st. square 3712, lots
152. 1853 and 154, Chillum Castle
Heights-Munsey Trust Company.
trustee, to Louis N. Grant, $40.
North of Quarry rd. east of 18th
st NV. square 1859. lot 466. Mount
Pleasant-william S. Phillips ct ux.
Msude H.. to Harold F. Lane ct ux,
Bess L., SO.
2907 Mills ave ne. Clark Mills es-
tate, part original lot s-Annie e.
Chapman to David B. Perry. $40.
North of B st. west of 18th 81
ne. square 1898, lot 131-Edwin A.
Peake ct ux, Hattie. to Rose c.
Nalley. $40.
South of II st. west of 18th st
ne, square 9s2. west half original
lot s-William c. Murphy ct ux,
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4sss-To J. II. Miller: to erect pri-
vate garage at rear of 3os Thir-
teenth street northeast: lot 12l
square 1881. Value, s25o.
4ss9-To J. E. Tucker: to erec,
private garage at rear OF 2l5 Four
teenth street northeast; lot 49,
square 1855. Value, $3.50.
4s00-To Louis Sacks: for repairs,
alterations. etc. to 1l2s Maryland
avenue northeast: lot 500, square
ss3. Value, $50.
4e0l-To Sheridan. Circle Com
pany; TO erect office or storage shed
at 2242 Q street northwest; lot AZ,
square 25l0.
!, ts02-To f. A. Wooden: for re-
pairs, alterations, etc. at rear OF
7l6 e street northeast: lot So.
square ssa Value. $50.
4903-To b. r. white: to erect
shed at rear Of Fifty-eighth and Jay
streets northeast: lot Is, square
52l5. Value. $50.
4904-To McLachlen Banking Cor
west corner of Thirteen-and- a =
81, square 1868.
4s05-To A. w. Conner; for re-
pairs, alterations. etc, to 32s Thir.
teenth street southeast; lot 20,
square l04. Value. $40.
4906-To Holy Cross Academy: to
! install motor at 2s35 Upton street
northwest: lot 57la, square 2242.
Value, s65.
isO7-To Ray p. Ehrmantrout;
for repairs. alterations. etc. to 3535
o street northwest: lot lis, square
1247. Value. $50.
490s-To Ben A. King; for re-
pairs, alterations, etc, to 1l2i-i127
Sixth street southeast: lot Is,
square HISS. Value, $e5.
4s0e-To o. Piani: for repairs, al
terations. etc. to 1917 Seventeenth
street northwest; lot sos. square l7s.
Value. s65.
4sIo-To ]. w. Thompson Com
pany, Inc: for awnings at 526
Twelfth street northwest: lot s24
square go.
4sl1-To B. V. Schnsltman; to
erect private garage, at rear of 1905
r street northwest; lot 100. square
1913. Value. $500.
4s12-To v. Spisuzzi; to install
motor at so Rhode Island avenue
northwest; lot sos. square Sli1.
ValGe. s25.
4s1SATo' A. A. Pfeifer: for re-
pairs, alterations. etc, to 2s0 East
Capitol street: lot l. square 7bs,
Value, $500.
49I4-To T. A. Jameson: to build
at 122s-30 Shepherd street north
west; lots 90 to 65, square 2so7.
Value. $4,000.
4el5-To F. f. Langdon; to build
at 1851 Rhode Island avenue north
east; lot sos. square 42is. Value
$1,000. '.-t
4s16-To f. f. Langdon; to erect
private garage, at rear Of 1851
Rhode Island avenue northeast; lot
SOC, square 1919 value. $500.
4917-To John Irving: to repair
shed. at rear of 1905 Gales street
northeast; lot 100. square 1910.
Value. SIS. -
4s1s-To Salvation Army, for re-
pairs. alterations. etc, on L street
northwest, between Thirteenth aad
Fourteenth Streets lot s07. square
24s. Value. $1,000.
4g19-To d. II. Rosen; for repairs.
>etc..- to-, s27 G street
northwest: lot 8. sdpare SIS. Value,
IS. 900. ~
4s2o--To e. q. walker; to .exca-
vate at 1919 X street northwest; lot
~. square 1os.
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BIRTHS.
White

white.
John A. and Irene l.. Kneessi. boy twins
Richard II. and Ethel z. Smith. girl
David and Mary Brown, girl.
Charles Y. and Grace d. Hughitt. boy.
Joseph and Frances Peters, boy.
Leslie La y. and Mildred B. Jordan, boy
George and Louls Destakos, boy.
Dppear ID. and Anna r. Burroughs, girl.
julius ]. and Tina J. Strauss, boy.
Joseph 7. and Emma n. Cook, boy.
Colored.
Francis DeS. and Luvinfs Butler, boy.
Dewey and Page Davis. girl.
Guy n. and Annie Berkley, girl.
Vim. and Martha Jackson, boy.
Raymond and Viola Montgomery. boy.
Louis and Attilie Brown. boy.
Oscar and Sarah Gross, boy.
Benjamin and Laura Hawkins. girl.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-11
WarrentOn Races
Are Scheduled

wARRENToN. Va, March TO-
The race committee of the warreK-
ton Country Club has decided to
have racing in warrenton on May
and May On the first day, the
annual point-to-point race, known
as $he Ogonquit Challenge Cup, will
be run over the Country Club course,
and will be followed by a steeple-
chase open to farmers Of Fauauier
and adjoining counties
On the Saturday following, six
steepiechases will be run at Broad
view Farm course; three over the
regulation course and three over
natural hunting country. Another
interesting race win be for hunts
men and whips: a race open to
farmers only is also on the card.
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What's Going
On Today

Meeting OF the Piney Branch
Parent Teachers' Association I'm tbe
west School, at AIS D. m.
Meeting Of the Business womeu,s
council In the Church OF the Cove
nant. at 1880. d. m.
Address by Prof. Louis ID. Bfiss
In the Central Y. NJ c. A.sat Tas :
y. m -,
Dance by the Rambler Psstir...
Cuo at III Z street. at s:tS.p. m
Meeting OF the Writer'S LesEue
In Public Library. at 9 d. m. gT-s
Address by Mrs. Giles s. Rafter
before Randall Highlands Mother,
Club in Randall Highlands school.
at ga m. .
Entertainment by the NstionsI :
Community Chorus at sis Tenth :.
street'at Sis D. m.
Meeting of the current events
class OF the Y. w. c A., at Isss
street northwest. at D. m. -
Meeting Of the Public Satisfy
Group Of the City Club In tke eIab- :
house. at 8 y. m. e.
Meeting Of the American War
Mothers in the Thomson school, az
Q D. m. = :
Lenses in the Making will bS
the subject Of an address by Prank
Edmonds. at the bi-weekly luncheon
OF the Rotary Club at the New
willard. at 1890 .. m. =
Junior Red Gross benent enter
tainment by the Southeast Conn
munity Center in the Eastern Hirh.,
School. at y. m.
Concert by the Glee Club OF the,
University OF Maryland. In the.
boundary NJ e. Church. at D. ~
Meeting OF the woman's Inter-,
denominationsl Missionary Union fn
the Mount Vernon NJ. E. Church. at.
2 .. m. -
Meeting Of the Peabody Psrent-.
Teachers Association In the Rea-,
body school, at y. m =
Our National Parks" will be the
subject of a lecture by r. 8. Yard-
Secretary Of the National Park As-,.
sociation. In the Z. v. Brown Com--,
munity Center. at 7:t5 p. m. -
Meeting OF the Northwest subur-
ban Citizens Association. in thPS
Tenley school. at 8 .. m.
Meeting Of the Brentwood Citi-
zens' Association in the New Ma
sonic Temple. Georgia avenue and
Military road. at 8 y. m. -
Meeting of the Kansas State So-s
ciety in the Wilson NormsE
School. at 8 p. m al
Anusenents.
Nstional-'It's Up to You" -
Belasco-''Tangerine 81.
Poli's-'The whirl Of the Town. 3
Garrick-D. W. Grifith's Way
Down East" -
B. +. Keith's-vaudeville -
Strand-Nsudeville. ~
Cosmos-Vaudeville e.
Gayety - The Million Dollar
Dolls" ..
Capitol-"Round the Town" -
Garden The Passionate PHI. ;
grim" -.
Metropolitan - Allan Dwan's :
The Scoffer." -
Palace - Ethel Clayton in The
Price Of Possession"
Rialtc--Tom Moore in "oncer
6ss"
Columbia-"The Gilded Lily" with
Mac Murray.
MISUNDERSTANDING wsshburn :
in a Full House" 81.
Crandall's - Charlie Chaplin In
The Kid"
Criterion-Georee Walsh in "Dy-
Mantle Allen" --
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BUILDING PERMITS

4sss-To e. @. Donny: for repairs,
alterations, etc. to 1900 Vermont
avenue northwest; lot IS, square
ass.
4ss7-To Paine Lumber Company:
to erect shed at 1300-13l0 Eleventh
street southeast; lots 10 and IL.
square 1901. Value, $50.
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GIANTS AND TIGERS
WILL NOT CLASH

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March TO-
Tire exhibition games tentatively
scheduled for next Saturday and
Sunday at league park between the
Giants and the Tigers were ofi-
cially cancelled today. Manager Nc
0raw simply announced that the
contests would not take place. Ty
Cobb, Of the Tigers. disclsimed any
responsibility for the cancellation.
The hitch appears to have resulted
over McGraw's insistence xhat Bill
FREEMAN act as the offician arbiter
OF the games. Instead OF clashins
with the Tigers, the Giants have
arranged to play the San Antonio
Bears on the date mentioned.
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DEATHS.
white.

White.
Dougharty l.. Cramer, 81 years, U. 8. Sol
diers' Home Hospital.
John A. King. -, Providence Hospital.
Gertrude II. Randolph, 81, 1928 NJ st. NV
Bessie l.. Lynch 6s. 1915 Chaplin 1T. NV
Agnes A. King, 6s. "a Florida ave. ne.
Gustavo Il. Fin6tti. jr.. 1, l22s U ST. Sc
Franciska Eskite. 75. 14I7 G st. ne.
sally Bolisuy. 81, Emergency Hospital.
George W. Hotchkiss, "a, st. Elizabeth,
Helen NJ. Powers, mo-, 1424 Irving st. ne
Colored.
Ida Toy, 3s, Freedhen's Hospital.
John L. Saunders, 53. al9 18th st. NV.
Wesley Wilson, 40. 7So cath ST. NV.
George Taylor, 30. 1915 n. ]. ave. NV.
John W. Hill, jr.. hours. 324 @ st. Sc.
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Trapshooters to
Stage Team Race

A team race between the oriole
Gun Club Of Baltimore and the
Washington Gun Club will be held
or the locals grounds. neat Thurs
day. shooting win start at'1 o'clock
ard calls for program Of 100 tar
gets at sixteen-yard rise. The ten
high scores Of each club will be
considered In reckoning the team
totals. with prizes TO the winning
team. Six prizes Will also he award
ed by the Lsyis class system. The
The Washington herald., 1921-03-11
MISS CUMMINS
WINS AT BELLAIR

BELLAIR HEIGHTS. Fla. March
to.-Playing one OF her best games,
Miss Edith Cumrnins. Of Onwek sia.
won the Beilafr women's Champion
ship today when she defested Mrs.
G. X. Merrcw. OF the Engineers
Club, and s. Last year this pait
met in this event. but the scors then'
Yves differept The Chicago golfer
won Cn the last green.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-11
MADAME JEANETTE

Gifted Egyptian Clairvoyant and Paimist,
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
st. NV. between 9th and 7th. next to
Shubert-Garrick. 3-106
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HIghest, %, lowest, IS.
Relative humidity-At 9 O. m, 80 /;
2 p. m. 81: .. m. 4e.
Rainfall Is p. m to .. m.D.o.
Hours OF sunshine, lo.s.
Per cent of possible sunshine, 81.
Departures fren Normal
Temperature same date last year
Highest, IS: lowest, "a.
ofh~v ~vHe--~~~t--~
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MADAM H. LENORA

Gifted with second sight. foresees and tells
you anything you wish TO know; gives only
truthful and good advice on business. love,
marriage. divorce; settles love and family
troubles, removes evil influences. You will
be wiser and happier after seeing her.
6ij 7th ST. BET. y AND G.
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MADAM ROYAL

EGYPTIAN PALMIST & CLAIRvoYANT
50c-sPECIAL READINGs-5oc
Madame Royal will give you true advice
you eau depend on In business matters,
family affairs, love and health. Removes
evil influences, gives the name Of who you
will marry and when; tells what business
Is luckiest for you: advises how to gain
and hold n good position; tells how to win
and hold the one Of your choice. What to
do to be successful in life; one visit to
Madame Royal will pay you for many dis
appointments in others.
00e 9TH ST. NV 80
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THE WEATHER.

Fereeast for Today and Tonersw.
For the District OF Columbia,
Maryland and virginia-Fair and
warmer today; tomorrow. cloudy
and unsettled; moderate southerly
winds.
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5Oc-MADAM SELIA-50c

Egyptian palmist and medium; tells your
past, present and future life; she tell. ths
secret how TO win in business. love. he.Its
and family affairs; law suits, speculation
and divorce cases; tells who and when you'Ii
marry; make no mistake when seekinr heip
and advice Of Q clairvoyant or palmist: ii
pays to consult the best: costs no more;
special readings, 10c; daily and Sunday.
Phone Franklin 27sI. s3l 7th ct. nv.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
rs aenis q line

rs 6ents q line -
"A very strange thing" Pastor E. Hez
SVEN Sunday night. Baptisms: fre
music; large chairs (men like theml. Gen.
ennial Bapt, Ch. 9TH Eye me- s-2os
DIR. HAIRY A. DANIELS Is no LONGER
sssoctated with the Washington Chiro-
RIeeec eanitarium. lsc. DR.. LEWIS BLISS.
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L. A. Hamilton Wins
Qualifying Medal

PINEHURsT. y. c.. March 10
l. A. Rsmiiton, of Garden City.
who led a heid of ninety-eight by q
margin OF a dozen strokes IN the
3s-hoIt- seniors tournament played
at Pinehurst last week won the
qualifying medal in the annual
spring tournament today with
total Of 7S-79-I57 for the 80 holes.
over 400 OF the original field Of
SAC took part in today's 1nsi session :
Of the round. Parker W. Whites
more. who was the favorite in tho
race for the medal. took seconf
honors with so-7s-lbs and was fol-.
lowed at 15s by B. p. Merriman. Of :
Waterbury, Conn. 4.
Along with the course Of Biblical
history and geography given by
the Boston University 10 q journey
to Palestine. Egypt. Greece and
Rome. where lectures on ancient =
history. archaeology and the Bible
history are delivered on the sitsa :
where the cities on stooA-
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RIZPAH ELDON

Worlds Greatest Clairyoyant. Pianist and
Spirit N ,dium. Readings daily from 10 q.
m. to p. m. 1918 18th st. NV, above
Pocahontas candy shop. 2-31O
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MADAM D,ASHMAN

CLAIRvoYANT, CRYSTAL GAZER AND
GARD READER
This sifted lady will ten your fortune %
love. marriage, divorce. changes. reunltes
the separated, helps you TO win back lost
lb,e. happiness and business. Frank. GA
Readings Daily, IL to 3, Sun, = tot
733 18th St, Between G & H.
f2-fs4
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MADAM NEVADA

Pslmist. clairyoyant, can advise you on all
affairs Of life. business. health. family.
Pay ne visit. ! will convince you. Bring
this ad and receive test reading free.
812 F ST. N. w.
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MADAM BELL

Egyption palmist: gives true advice In
business. health and family affairs; tells
who. and when you'if marry; how to avoid
bad luck and trouble. Readings daily. 10
q. m. to S p. m. Call and be convinced.
1l24 1th st. NV, between L and II. 2-22
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THos. J. OWEN q SON, AuoTIoNEEns

Trustees sale Of valuable unimproved
lots In squares 1878 and 1900. By virtue
of certain deed Of trust duly recorded, in
Liber No! 1905, Folio 457. ct seq., Of the
land records of the District OF Columbia.
and at the request OF the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustee will sell.
at public auction In the office of Thomas
J. Owen and Son, 1881 q street northwest.
on Tuesday, the s22d day of March. A. D.
1921. ut uhresD o'clock p. M. the fol-
lowing described land and premises, situate
In the District OF Columbia, and designated
as and being lot 1903, in square 1873. 'front.'
ing on Thirty-seventh street near kanawha
street. and lots 70, 80, 81, 81, SO. "a and 5s
in square 1900. fronting Jocelyn and
ksnawha streets east Of Thirty seventh
street. in Catherine L. shehan's subdivision
Of part OF n tract of land called "Fletch.
ais Chance" per plat recorded in the
office Of the Surveyor for the District Of
Columbia in Liber 81 at Folio 33. Terms
Of sale: All cash. A deposit Of $3.50 re.
quired at time of sale and the purchaser
allowed 80 days to complete the purchase.
Further particulars at time OF sale. CON-
TINENTAL TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
ERsKINE GORDON, Trust officer.
NH II. IL. 10, II. 10. - SPA
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

~ cents line 4 time.
Ise6 dtscouHt or more Insertions.
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EDUCATIONAL.
., cents q iise ft~e.
AUCTION SALES

10 cents q line
THOMAS DowLING CO.. Auetioneers.
80 Penna. Ave. MN. W.
Trustees' Sale Of Building Lots on Sand
Place Near Rittenhouse Street n. W.,
Chevy Chase, D. @,
BY virtue Of q certain deed of trust re-
corded In Liber No. 4091 at folio. 2s8. one
Of the Land Records for the District Of
Columbia. and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. We will sell at public auc-
tion within the salesrooms OF Thomas Dow
ling 4 Co. No. 910 Penns. Ave. N. W., on
Monday, March II, at two o'clock p. NJ.
lots numbered eight ts), nine t9D and ten
t10l In square numbered Twenty Hundred
and Nineteen as per plat recorded In the
Office OF the surveyor for the District Of
Columbia in Book n. Page -. Terms, one
third cash, balance in one and two years
with interest Mt So per snnum payable
semi and secured By u deed of
trust on the property or all cash at the
purchasers option. 90 deposit required
at time Of sale. All conveyancing and re-
cording at purchasers, cost. Terms Of sale
TO be complied with within Is days or the
trustees will resell the property at the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
EDSoN W. BRIGGS.
Trustee.
GROvER4F. ToI.soN.
Mar s-i1-I2-I4. $50
THos. J. OWEN SON, AUcTIoNEERs.
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MANIFESTATIONS.

~~~-~~>~~S~~~~|~s~S-~~|-~-~
MALE.
A DEPENDABLE MAN DESIRES POSI-
ton Of trust: Office work: care for q
hone; referene.s; bond II required. BOX
1bD. Herald office 500
wANTED-A POSITION AS GENERAL
laborer; Spanish natisnality; can furnish
Recommendation. BOX 16-D, Herald office.
3-1as
NAN WISHES POSITION As PORTER OR
house man. BOX 4si-c. Herald Office.
2-234
srENoGRAPHER-TYPIsT; YOUNG MAN,
etpsrisneed. desires evening work. Frank
Ia m lSD
YOUNG MAN. AMERICAN. IS YEARS. Il
years experienee IN gardening and farm
work. wishes position: salary expected, 800
Hr month and board. BOX 4s4-c. Herald
A POSITION WITH ADvANCEMENT BY
Il young man. age n; clerical. collector, Of
ace work, out door; day or night work; ref
erssee. Address BOX csc. Herald Of
Gee. 2-29e
YOUNG MAN WISHES POSITION As
BOX 47i-C. Herald oflce. 2-2se
YOUNG MAN WISHES POSITION As
chauffeur; can drive any make; seven
years' experience. BOX 45s-c. Herald Of
YOUNG MAN DESIRES POSITION As
.,iiias 9 -ors At any time. BOX tso.o.
YOUNG MAN. -. DESIRES POSITION As
chauffeur In private family; can drive
nay Isss' sns q est,; s;r T,iiiSs to do ssssf
vishes position and wages $50 a month
snd board: Swedish nztionality; age 90
ssii. sox 4s4-o, H-,aid onie.. a-ass
YOUNG MAJ woULT LIKE POSITION
tiss e. sssi or
BOX csc. Herald Office. PISS
= VIOLIN, MANDOLIN. STEEL GUITAR
and ukulels Instruction given in pupils
homes. Phone North 46e4J. 2-250
COLLECTOR, ExPERfENCED, INSTALL
nent and eonmereial: commission or SAL
HOUSE MAN OR DAY ELEvAroR or.
crater. 2o2o colunbia terrace NV.
a2o4
fARDENER tMARRIED). FRENcH,
I" wishes position In private family; vifs
v,liss to .ort sraT y sGu.s gssH y sssirsd Best
SITUATION WANTED BY A MAN WHO
Il not afraid Of the hardest kind Of work;
ed d.eated; executive ability. Boz 4e4-C,
Herald onies.s 2-21e
/: WMfLD LIKE PORTER JOB ron.
snan spsrtmsnt. or hsussnan. B0e'
CSC. Herald Office 2-l46
srIFoGRAPHRR-rYPf ExPERTENC-
ed yeung man; desires evening werf.
rssss rr.nfiin 2 s-si
WOULD LIKE Pcsfr,oN As HousEMxN
o. eb<ufuer; drtye any make ea; tive
yssfs ezpsrfsnee. BOX 4s2-C. Herald Of.
PAfERH1sGiNG. r,BY ExPBRiENcID-
maj YORK guaranteed: city or suburb
Bon 20. Herald -ofice. s-1o
YOUNG NAN wIsHEs POSITION or Any
kisi. .Adirsss 9ox 44o-c. Herald ofiD
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YOUNG MAN ca ExPERIENCT WfSHT6
pssifln q. .ehaufeur for Ford machine;
pr1vsts 81 eannefrisL Phone North 7l57.
81 ~. =. III
T777TE 19FEKffNcED; REYfRUEcE5:
es1sena, Box $50. Herald oRics.
= - p 80
xITKoUND ofFICE MAN: CoRRFs-
pendent; hustler. desires posftion. BOX
enc. Herald oRiee 1-5a
Won 0T ANY KfSL By YOUNG MiR-
10 man. white; auto driver and handy
y1f1 tssis. W.. ses st. Nv. BOX Sss-C.
PoSfTIoN As clRPENTER m HorEL)
oxApsrtnnt soass. sr-verk q eng kind.
pxi1n-zIL ROUND l0Tri- nm.
fsrrasf and bakery; refersnces exchanred.
AS1A nox <zarc. Hssaid sgiss.I a-soos-
The Washington herald., 1921-03-11
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WANTED-HELP.
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