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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-14
PRIZES FOR GUNNERS
Charles c. Pace Club VIII Stage
Shoot Tomorrow

The Charles G. Pace Rod and Gun
Club has arranged an attractive shoot
for tomorrow over its traps, Haverford
avenue near Argyle road. Besides n
special prize for visitors, there will be
first, second and third prizes for mem
bers.
While large part Of the members
are comparative noviccs at the sport,
still there are always present several
who can give mighty good account
The grounds of the club can be
reached by driving straight out Haver-
ford avenue, past Argyle road, the club
house being on the right side going west.
BY trolley take cars at Sixty ninth
street for Wynnewood road station.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-14
DR.. KE0GH MENTIONED
.Rumor Has II That Grid Coach ID
Candidate for Graduate Manager

It was reported in University Of
Pennsylvania circles yesterday that DR..
John J. Keogh, coach of the freshman
football team at the Red and Blue in
stitution, would be recommended by
friends for the post Of graduate man
ager Of athletics. Efforts to reach Dr.
Keogh at his home and Office this morr- .
ing proved fruitless. but HIS se,rrJaT.
Miss Helen Reninger. stated that she
had heard nothing of the report.
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Boxing Bill In Delaware

Dover, Del, Jan. IA boxing bill sim
ilar to the New Jersey law Is under con-
sderation by the lower House OF the Della
ware Legislature. II was introduced at
the request of the state athletic association
and would authorize the governor to appoint
commission to have Jurisdiction over all
bouts. Identical measures have met defeat
in two previous Legislatures,
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Wrestler Has Artificial Lea

Ithaca, N. Y. Jan.>14.-The unusual sit.
uation OF q wrestler with an artificial limb
was revealed in the appointment OF A. w.
Snedaker as a manager of the Cornell Uni,
yersity wrestling team.
The Washington times., 1921-05-14
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
SOCIETY BANQUETS l73

The annual banquet of the wash
ington Medical and Surgical Society
was held last night at the ward
man Park Hotel with 173 local
physicians and surgeons in attend
ance.
Dr.. John 8. shearer, professor at
Cornell University, was the principal
speaker and was elected an honor
airy member of the society. Other
speakers were NJ. B. Atkinson, Ed
ward p. Fitzgerald, Louis p. Stump.
W. Brooke Johns, Dick Loebert. apd
Arthur 3. Witcomb.
DIR. Shearer urged greater CO.
operation on the part OF university
instructors in the physical and
biological sciences in an effort 10
solve the problems of medicine. He
suggested that the medical profess
sion formulate q definite statement
OF problems to be solved so that
the scientific departments OF the
colleges might have something def
mite to work on.
The Washington times., 1921-05-14
COME ON KIDS! THE
+. OLD WHITE TOPS IN
Barnum and BalIey's Circus Ar
rives Here Tomorrow
Morning.

Bigger and better than ever be-
fore" the circus 10 coming to town to-
morrow for three whole days and boys
and girls of all ages. sizes and con-
ditions are getting ready to hit the
tan-bark trail.
welcome Observation-Disclosures Bros
and Barnum & Bailey combined
will begin to arrive in the yards Of
the Pennsylvania railroad. and the
big double-show will be here. I'm
loading will take place Immediately,
and the mysterious cavalcAdes of
wagons, chariots, dens, wild animals.
horses and people will wend their way
to the new show grounds At Camp
Meigs, Fourth street and Florida ave-
nue..
Were those who will no doubt
gather tomorrow morning to watch
the invasion, able to take . complete
census of the mammoth caravan. they
would. according to circus officials,
make list similar to the following:
103 railroad cars, 1871 people, 735
n,rses. ~ csmels. ! .OO9 Gagged animals,
q giraffes. herds of ostriches and re
h-"s and jtwo-thirds of all the ele-
plants in America captained by AZ
~ the largest elephant in the
world.
The arst train to arrive tomorrow
will be that bringing the commissary
department and the menageris ami
mails. The performing animals and
elephant herds journey on still anoth-
er train. The first tent to be pitched
will be the cook house" SO that the
inhabitants of the circus town may
breakfast as fast as they arrive. The
second and third trains will bring
hundreds of heavy wagons loaded
with canvas, properties. and the
paraphernalia used In connection with
the mammoth tournament. the circus
acts and big .eteel arena displays.
Because OF the increased size of this
seasons circus and the longer time re-
auired to make 1t ready for perform
ance, the street parade IL not given.
The entire personnel OF the show win
spend tomorrow at the exhibition
grounds and visitors are invited to
inspect the tan bark town. The sew
eral horse tents will be open to cali
ers.
Performances will be given Monday
and Tuesday, both afternoon ana
night. Tickets for all performances
may be purchased at the downtown
branch office at Lansburgh & Broa'
store
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THREE CUPS GIVEN
IOY.M. CA. JUNIORS
Eighty EmbIems Are Also Dis.
trlbuted at Annual Get.To-
uether MEETING,

The annual get-togetber meeting
of the boys department OF the Y
M. O. A. was held last night In the
assembly hall in the Central "Y'
building. Three silver cups were
awarded. Ordinarily not more than
one cup is given. but this year three
boys had perfect scores for attend
ance at the gymnasium Glasses, and
there was no other recourse but to
Abraham Wolf, Theodore BartIess,
and David Turner
Eighty emblems were awarded in
various events. the winners being:
Swimming meet-Charles Hunter,
Charles Ward. Theodore Page,
George Sutfn, Ashton Smith, will
liam Barber. Joseph Potter. Nathan
Kluft. Everette Richards. Lawrence
Gould, Frank Sumner. and Charles
Lynch.
Track meet--Charles Hunter. Ed
ward TindelI. James Benner. Slayter
Davidson. Daniel Sinclair. Harold
James. Charles Hoffman. John Shaw
iunyon TindelI, Wilbur Leaf. Alex
Gregory. Harvey Jacobs. Chester
Evans, John Haynes. Frank Gill, and
Frank Sumner.
Hexathlon--Edwar TindeIl, Charles
Hunter. Lloyd Apgar. James Benner
Edwin Smell, George Sutfin, Runyon
Tindell. William Cherry, Wilbur
Leaf, Paul Carson, John Grissenger
Nathan Kluft. Lindsey Butler Elton
Sherry. Harvey Jacobs. Frank Gill
Henry Maranian, Theodore Bartlett
Frank Paroni, Frank Sumner. and
William Burleigh.
First efficinecy-Charles Hunter
Runyon Apgar. Thomas Page, George
Sutfn, William Many. Irving Sumner
Fairfax Taylor. Marine Marcellino
Lawrence Gould, Paul Carson, Frank
Sumner, Charles Cherry, Frank Gill
Lawson Ford, and Thomas Davis.
Second efficiency-Charles Hunter
Thomas Page, Edward Tindel, George
Sutnn. Slayter Davidson, James Madi.
son, william Cherry Charles Hoff-
man. Marine Marcellino. Paul Car
son, John Grissenger, Nathan Kluft
Frank Gill. Theodore Bartlett. and
Frank Sumner.
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D. c. BUILDERS
DENYCOMB|NE
Wardman and Others Testify
Before Committee Probe to
Be Resumed.

In an effort to ascertain whether
building combine exists in Wash.
inston, the Capper Senate SUBJ
committee on schools expects to
continue its work next week.
While further hearings may not
be held, Senator Cspper and other
members Of the committee are to
inspect the schools and make .
quiet investigation Of the entire
building situation.
TO CHECK TESTIMONY.
The subcommittee was Impressed
with the testimony given yesterday
by Harry Wardman. Charles z. Wire.
w. L. Mooney and H. A. Wine, Al
local contractors, who stated that
there was no. combination herd to
maintain high construction prices.
Nevertheless the details of their
testimony will be checked up and IL
is possible that the subcommittee will
get in contact with the Calder Com
mittee. which conducted q nation
wide investigation Of building costs
iAbt WlHteT, duu WIN tne eApcEtb OI
the Lockwood Committee. which made
a sensational inquiry into building
conditions In New York city.
The subcommittee hopes to bring
it's work to a conclusion within the
next ten days and to report immedi
ately to the full committee, II is real
lied that IL anything 10 to be done for
the amelioration of the local school
situation within the next fiscal year
no time Is to be lost.
COMPLAIN OF SCHOOLS.
Senator Capper has received 4 large
number of letters from various local
organizations. including the Parent
Teacher Association, the Fedsration
of Citizens Associations. ETC., rslst-
ing to the local school situation. He
is now classifying these recommended
tions. and will place them before the
subcommittee before final action on
the schools is taken.
The Washington times., 1921-05-14

$4,000.
Chevy Chase, D. C.
Very attractive home. modern In every
respect Built by present owner for own
use; one-half square from Conn ave. Very
large rooms; baths. spacious porches. in
Guiding sleeping porch. Lot sex127.
$4,000.
Cleveland Park.
Attractive corner residence. Contains
rooms and baths. Heated by hot water.
Electric lights Occupied by owner Lo-
Gated In the best part Of this esutiful sub
division.
$1,000
One of Kennedy Bros Homes.
Located on the Heights. south OF Park
rooms. bath. breakfast porch. sleepin 8
porch. Concrete front porch. Owner oc-
cupant will give POSSESSION.
$4,000.
Rhode Island Ave-, Near LIST.
rooms and bath on . noors. Back
stairway. Heated by hot water. Lot 20
feet wide. Room for garage.
$3.50.
Detached Suburban Home.
Located on one of the best streets in
Petworth Contains 7 rooms and bath.
Heated by hot water. Electric lights.
Owner occupant will give IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION.
WILLIAM H. S
S07 18th
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$4,000.
Washington Heights.
Very attractive colonial type home. con
tanning rooms and . baths Heated BY
hot water. Electric lights Garage Own
or occupant will give IMMEDIATE POS
$1,000.
Near 1etn and @ SITS.
3-story bay-window brick, rooms and
2 baths Furnace heat IMMEDIATE
$500.
Petworth.
Located on New Hampshire ave. near
Randolph st. 2-story colonial brick home.
6 rooms and bath. Heated by hot water.
Electricity. Possession with title.
$3.50.
Near Grant Circle.
Modern 6-room and bath brick home
Heated by hot water Oak hoors. Electric
porch. Perfect condition. Convenient to
cars
$4,000.
Bloomingdale.
Located near Rhode fsisnd ave rooms
and bath. Hot-water heat. Room for ga
rage.
& co.
rect N. w.
The Washington times., 1921-05-14

HOME OR INVESTMENT.
A WAY TO OWN A HOME.
IN BEAUTIFUL BON AIR HEIGHTS.

SPECIAL! Only 12 to be built at thess
prices.
$3.50.
WILL BUILD YOU BROOM BUNGA-
Low on large, beautiful lot in BON AIR
hEiohTs us cash. Si3.So month.
1880.
WILL BUILD YOU A s-RoOM BUN0A-
Low on a large lot, t0-n. front. $50 II.
deep. $40 cash. ,iS2S month. in BON
$3.50.
WILL BUILD you A +-ROOM BUNGA-
Low on beautiful lot In beautiful BON
AIR HEIGHTS 31zo cash. balance 3l9.76
month.
Beautiful Bon Air Heights.
Between two car lines
minutes ride to Georgetown. or
20 minutes ride to 18th Ut. and Pa. ave-
high elevation and nne wsterworks on
property.
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Price, $3,200-Near Sd and
Florida ave. N. w.
Brick dwelling; rented at sss Per month
Price, $11,000-Near 18th
and Taylor SITS.
Two-story, 'six-room, modern dwelling;
tile bath. electric lights; large front and
rear porches. Owner-occupant will give
Price, Vicinity Of
Washington Circle.
Two-story brick apartment house, Is feet
wide, Ave rooms each: rent. $3.50. but
should bring more.
Price, $4.400-Vicinity Of
Weather Bureau.
rwo,t.mily "a, bullying. ny' ::n.ss six
annum.
Price, $S,5O0-One of the best
Residential Blocks In Petworth.
A seven-room and bath semi bungalow
hardwood floors, hot-vater heat. electric
the basement large closets.
Price, $7,600--Another Desirably
Situated Home In Petworth.
Southern exposure. bun brick front {
rooms and bath. hot,water heat. electric
trays. Alley; lot q feet wide BY $50 feet
deep. Vacant
Price, SIC, OO0-valuable Corner
Property Situated on Conn. ave.
Close to vicinity Of bureau OF standards
Contains half acre Of ground, improved
by frame house containing II rooms and
bath, electric light. steam heat. double
garage.
Price, $9,750-West of 18th st.
Vicinity OF Park I'd; substantial 3-story
brick dwelling containing rooms and
bath. Immediate possession cen be stvsn
Price, $13,500-Saul's Addition.
West OF 18th st. Very attractive 2
story brick dwelling: practically new; !
| rooms and baths: hot-w water heat cleo
trio lights concrete porshss: double
brick garage.
Price. $10,500--On Wide Avenue.
In nice residential block. In north west.
An individually built home containing
rooms and bath. ot-water heat, electric
lights: double brick garage
Price, $5,000-Central
Northeast Location.
rooms And bath. on two noorA Pos
session.
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STONE & FAIRFAX,
Realtors.

Price. 35.26o-NEAR sth and NORTH
CAROLINA AVE s. Il. Substantial
ly built dwelling, rooms and bat n :
convenient to two car lines, stores,
etc. Possession within short time
ONLY $500 CASH AS INITIAL PAY
MENT.
Price, ss.soo-NEAR 10th AND RHODE
ISLAND AVE. N. f. Seven rooms
and bath; hot-wster heat: electric
lights; inclosed sleeping porch: lot
5oxl1o. Garage. Possession within
short time.
Price. Ss1so-NEAR LIST AND RHODE
ISLAND AVE. A colonial porch
house in good condition: six rooms
and bath; Alendid heating plant /;
ample garage space The owner oc-
cupant will give possession. Only
$500 cash required.
STONE &
M. 1882.
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p,,.. 40 eon-rIoso IN Walter
~. HS,.a, Cro,,ns
''e 1t,rsct,Ss Se,schsd HON. containing s
rooms ana bath. lavatory. hot-wster heat.
electric iirhts: doutJls sarge Lot +6xs5
feet Owner viii consider offer. Posses
sion =
prica sa>aNO -Closa tn
Dunont Circle
Ia rao,rs ana hath. het air heat House
NJ this price II seldom found 10 this de-
s,r.h,. ncSs,cr
l.
Price, $o,30OLn resw s,i,s ,..,,,,.
roon. pscsnt;oS hall and bstS; iot IL
saet deen ~ an aliey Hot ali hat.
p.;.. SoSsH vs.sr;tv ~
rIice, $V,aoV-' VI
Lincoln PARK. 49, w.. A.
., r sret t~s ,sxily nat buiidins cootain.
ins Il and Z rooms and hath Lot a fest
wide Ar sxcslisnt Buy
p-.n~ Gao knn WshsfSv n
West OF 18TH 81. ~ 49,, A,.,,,,..
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE

q
BEAUTIFUL LOTS, 10 II. front. $50 IT.
deep, in this beautiful subdivisiop at this
special price for few days only:
S.is--oN EASY PAYMENTS OF
Si0.S5 MONTH.
Between . car lines; ne minutes ride 70
4Georgetown. or 80 minutes ride to 18th o..
and Pa. ave. N. w.
Fine waterworks on subdivision. High
elevation. beautiful shade trees wide
streets. and hns auto road to city. which
calls for a nrst -eisss subdivision.
Sslesmen will be on property sunday
from II o'clock TIL s.
TAKE CAR AT 18TH ST. AND PA. AVE.
n. W.. TO vEIrCH STATION. SALES
MEN WILL MEET you.
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Price, S6.s50-NEAR PARK ROAD AND
wARDER ST. Six dandy rooms ani
tiled bath; colonial porch; electr' C
lights: hot-water heat: hard wood
floors; front and rear porches.
Price. $5.950-ON QUINCY ST. between
North Capitol and let sta tvo-story
brick: six rooms and bath: good
heating plant; open nreplsces; serv-
ants toilet in cellar. NOW VACANT.
Reasonable terms
Price, sI0.0oo-CHEvY CHASE. A strictly
modern and up-to-date brick resi-
dence. Semi-detached on good sized
lot; convenient to best car service
Conn. ave) The owner occupant
will give immediate possession.
Price .ft.+0oANEAR 7th AND X SITS N,
L. Well located home, having six
rooms and bath. yery nice neishbor-
hood; nice lot 10 alley. Only $3.50
caah
The Washington times., 1921-05-14
HOUSES ron SALE HOUSES YOR SALE

THIS LIST COMPRISES OUR MOST RECENT LsrINGs
EACH OFFERING REPRESENTS THE BEST VALUE THAT
WE OFFER IN ITS PARTICULAR CLASS AND LOCALITY.
WE ARE PREPARED TO RENDER PROMPT AND COURTE
GUS SERVICE TO EVERY PROSPECT OUR SALES LSr HAS
BEEN RECENTLY REVISED THUS GIVING OUR PATRONS THE
BENEFIT OF THE VERY LATEST PRICES.
"IET US KNOW YOUR WANTS"
The Washington times., 1921-05-14

M. M. HARRIS,
Main 1928. 615 F st. N. w.
FOR SALE-TO COLORED.
You street. near nth N. w; rooms,
bath, back porches house in sxcellsnt
condition.
Present rent $40 q month
PRICE, $4,000
TERMH
NEAR 9TH AND RHODE ISLAND AVE.
rooms and bath: large back yard; On
wide alley.
$4,7So.
$500 CASH. BAL S3s A MONTH.
NEAR 9TH ST. AND FLA. AVE. N. w.
g rooms and bath: garage.
PRICE, Ss.soo-TERMs.
NEAR 9Th AND L SITS NJ e.
rooms and bath. newly papsred and
painted.
A,6e0-TERMs.
M. M. HARRIS,
Main 1928. 615 F. St. N. w.
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HOUSES FOR RENT

HOUSES FOR RENT
Essni.hed
cORCORAN ST., i7ss-From June LIST to
Sept. lrt; s-room house. completely fur
nished. Sloo per month. Phi. North 7lsl.
IN CLEVELAND PARK-s rooms : baths
garage; for summer months. seas Ms :
comb st Phone cleye. 1888.
NAY Is. NEW HAMPsHIRn AVE. 2, W
. baths; $3.50 q month; house available for
next winter. 4 dsslred. Frank: SlsA
MACoMB ST., so2s-In cleveland Park.
months TeIephene Cleveland lsoa.
UsfursisheA
BUYING HoMEY
We have city and suburban property.
Rissrd.ls. T.ks s1s Park. Ps,worsS etc
"a, az CROCK coREY .
co 100 aDw 'SHss sS Sss ssm s.d1s
Co, 1915 U st N. w.
BUILD YOUR LOVE NEST.
Choicest Building sitsA
Memes.
HOUSES FOR SALE
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., HOME.
just west of Connecticut ave. q besuti-
full home priced low for quick sale. Large
lot. trees and shrubbery. splendidly built
house. slate roof. 10 rooms, 2 baths. screen-
ed throughout; metal weather stripped +;
sleeping porch. front, side and rear poronss.
breakfast porch, INV. h.: possession.
w. B. SHARP,
1000 Davidson bldg,
921 18th st. N. w.
Lincoln 37S1-J. Main 6713.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PAkK.
DETACHED.
Large detached dwelling. Arranged aS q
two family apartment; contains two 6-room
and bath apartments: one vacant. Not far
from 18th and Park I'd, and In very desir-
able neig hborhood. Out-of-town owner
wants to make q quick sale.
Price, $9,875.
We can arrange terms.
J. EDWARD LEWIS,
Main ISL. 912 18th st. N. w.
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PROF.. BELMONT

Noted Cisirvoyant and Pianist. car resA
your life by the lines In your palm. which
are the record OF your life. BAins . grad
uste OF two colleges Of paimistry, and his
wonderful gift Of second sight enables him
70 lift the veil Of mystery and reveal TO
you important matters OF your future life
Gives advice on business mstters love
health and family AFFAIR."; tells name OF
your future husband or wife tells II one
you lev. II true or false; what part Of the
country IL luckieet to you: what 20 do to
b. succes'tul in hfe removes troubles Of
an na,sre; brings the separated tosetherI
tells the secr~, u having personal iohu-
encs With your associates. Prof Bslnont
10 4 Psychologist Of WORLD RenovH Read
ipss. 81. 1915 New York ave W. ssxt
Aoos 70 Maaoaln Temp1A.
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81. Oo0-AT LINCOLN PARK; one Of the
best constructed homes in the city
large bedrooms, hot-water heat gas cleo
trio lithts; you cannot md a more beauti-
full location, as II faces Lincoln PARK W
Is one of the most beautiful parks we have
In the city; no doubt II would cost at
least $4,000 to build such a home as this.
and you can buy II on $1,000 cash, balance
same as rent; property Is clear and the
owner will sell on easy terms
S5.750-6-room pebbled-dashed house In
Mt Rainier. 3s12 3lst st; vacant imm adi =
ate possession; furnace heat; house has
been recently papered all through and
painted; porches and large lot; 81, 900 "a IN.
Sc, 500-1n Silver springs: 5-room bunga-
low with about acre OF ground, or several
lots with this property. house. pipeles IS
furnace. electric lights. pebbled- dashed
also garage.
$4,000 = On NJ street N. w; 10-room
house, hot-vater heat, electric lights fur
niture included almost downtown location
convenient to the cars; has been reoted
for years at 800 per month.
have many good modern homes in the
M9rthes,, s saS Northwest; prices from 81
~ ~
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ss,soo-In Riverdaie. 7-room house. hot
water heat; entire house in hne condition:
large porches, lot 50x150; also a large extra
lot; immediate possession. Owner wants
ss.oOo-One Of the best modern homes In
the n. e. Hot-water heat, gas. electric
lights, parka oak floors. large porches.
Groom deep house. large back lot to wide
+, soo.cofner property: modern s-room
house; hot-water heat; gas; electric
lights. good e. location; entire house in
excellent condition.
sG.5o0-In Georgetown. 6-room house, hot
deep; semi detached: one-haif block from
s5,oo0-Bungaiow; just outside Of the Dis
trict; s rooms: modern heated and lighted;
only $500 cash; large lot and good location.
Park; furnace heat: cement porch; mod
ern; gas lighted; beautiful fixtures: entire
TGRsI.y coiSmsis foaS n W.
house; hot-water heat; gas, electric
lights; ) porches; modern in every respect .
IS, 900 and may Be bought for less; s-room
house: good N. e. location; hot-water
heat, new double garage for 2 cars.
good N. w location: hot water heat; gas,
electric lights: beautiful cellar; only 1850
E,O0o-on Mass. ave. N. E; excellent To-
cation; Groom house; hot-water heat:
large front and back yard to alley.
&f,VoV-on 10Th street >. broom mouse,
latrobe heat; will be vacant In a couple
of days; will be papered and painted In
side and outside; only $500 cash.
81, 300-Cheap corrugated metal house and
large lots for only 5000 cash. balance
SIS per month; one carfare to the prop
erty and inside OF the District.
$l2,500 will buy you one Of the best. strict
ly modern homes In the N. E.. colonial
design and built-in garage.
3&,000-s-room and furnace heat: in a fair
N. K. location near 18th and II.
Many other homes for sale.
J. ID. GARMAN,
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KANSAS AVE- rooms and bath, h.-w.
h.. electric, double back porch, inclossd
deep lot to alley; IS, 500.
CLARENCE F. WEIGH,
TIT l4th st. Main 4289.
BIG BARGAIN-I35i Parkwood pL N. w.
road
large rooms. double floors throughout,
electric lights. hot-wster heat. paved alley.
inclosed sleeping porch
For sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON.
Main 552s. 906 N. Y. ave. n. w.
DETACHED house in Brookland: rooms
and bath, with extra breakfast room; lot
5ox125; INV. h., electric; $1,000.
CLARENCE F. WEIGH,
TT 14th st. Main 4289.
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MADAME SELIA

Egyptian Palnist and Medium.
Gives true advice you can depend on in
business love. health. and family Affairs
tells tho name of future husband or wife
and how to win the one you love: makes
up lovers quarrels or family troubles, re-
unites the separated and makes happiness
in your home; tells what business Ia luck
lest for you and how to gain success In
anything you take IN hand; II you are hav-
ing bad luck or trouble consult Nine Selia :
she can help you; satisfaction guaranteed
Phone Franklin 2s7s-J CONFIDENTIAL read
inps daily, 50 cents. sal 9TH st. N. W.. next
to Eye at. Oppo. McCrory's loo store.
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ALLAN T. WALkEh 4 CO, Inc,
S13 18th St N w. Main a
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Rooms 2s and "a, sl9 18TH st. N. w.
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STONE & FAIRFAX,
M. 1882. 1912 N. Y. Ave.
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MADAM VASHTI,
PIANIST AND CLAIRVOYANT.
: 50c-SPECIAL READINGS-50c
Tells you anything you wish to know
about your pact, present and future, Of
your luck, love, business, health and fam
lily affairs. Readings private. Daily and
sunday. 727 9Th st n. w. 1near Rialtol :.
QUO MADAM ALLEN ~.
CLAIRyOYANT AND PIANIST.
fel 6th at. N w. (cor. sth and o.,
Guarantees to read your entire nfe-pass.
present and future; gives true advice Oh
business. love. health and family anaira
spsc,si readings daily. soc Main lefl.
50c-ASK MADAME ROYAL-50c
EGYPTIAN PIANIST AND CLAIRVoY-
ANT, gives advice on business. love, health
and family AFFAIRS. Gives name of lady or
gentleman you Will marry and whom
Madame removes evil influence; tells how
to gain success in anything you take In
hand. One visit to the best will repay you
for your many disappointments In othcrs
This ad and soc will entitle bearer 10 a
81. 90 reading for two weeks only. 900 gth
at N w, between N, Y. ave. and st,
The Washington times., 1921-05-14

THE HARLOW CO.,