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One way. my girl fans might well
envy mo. I actually take the great.
est pleasure In my acting. Very
often l thank the kind fate which
had ordained IL 10.
/ had been eased into stardom
There had been no struggles. few
rivalries. and few humlliatlons.
Never from tho beginning had I
felt lost or out Of place In my art.
My director was indulgent and
paternal. as 10 a daughter OF his
own. / mover heard a syllable OF
profanity in the neighborhood OF my
set Rose told me that Donaldson
himself had made that rule against
swearing In my studio.
loved my profession. I loved 70
talk about II. Often and often !
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wanted TO talk shop with Dick
Barnes We would consider Jimmy
Alcott an dead as Caesar. II Dick
thought best, II only he would tell
me about his experiences In cinema
in London.
But Dick kept away from me. He
was the only man in the company
who avoided me. Even the property
boys had more TO say to mo than
Dick did.
II was odd that man OF his ex-
cellent manners should totally
neglect the ordinary courtesies a
company pays q star. IL wns odd
that should limo up Dicks increas-
ing neglect OF me with McAiasters'
pronounced attention TO me.
MeAastcrs recently had taken un.
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ryesA frvisa cod fr~ls y~soes. -
pie j~sos. svase isscc. i~sss~sSe. fv-sI
yef;ses. stesced vskss~s. pvw~sa b~s.
tev~sCs. peosss. fGSevfs. ss~s.ds sns
pine asia. frtsA potatoes. sspasagss
oss;s1esoer. spinach. fe~ssos. eisrs
ol. rice eisces. ncs. cavesa
What dcrs -ua man ne - . m
alma ! M pono- mean and what Is
the languaxer
fhss IL Hasnsaan asd u the Motto
Of Ha.ss. veasssc: The We Of the
la.d u established ~ rtghtssssN<ss
when werS playing cards nrrs
madcy
Cords rsv p,sytsy ss~es Of eAsscs
are Of the ~fusoss ssfsasssv and 81
ai~osf sstv~rsal ssaca There 4,
crsdcrce that fh~r scsrr ~ nae IN
Egvpf In fAe tine Of Joseph. bsf fhey
dsf not appear s~on0 tho Je,os xNfsi
sffer fhev sefsr~ from the Baby
ioniaa ersle. That Their usr exses6ed
az for ~ass 90 Hiadvstas ssd Chtsa
az pe-sod iosg b~f~c fAesr safyo-
a~cfsos isfo Ewopc 10 sc~u sffcsf~d
The Chss<sc dictionary. Chssc- tee
ssss ffsTsJ states that fhcy scers a.
rcntcd for the smsscmens o. scxs-
hos ceao~ ssses - fA< venS fis1
A D.
From what states do he present.
member. Of the supreme court oomc :
What are their salarierr
Wsu.1w Howard Tar. OhfA
oisuey wendelI Hoivses. kass8cAs-
ssffs.
W05s Yes Devssf~. wvOw1aS.
Javses cloyk kcReynoida TeDses-
-
yoha Hesst~ c5oSks. OAls.
Joseph HeKensa. caisfer~<A
WA r. Day. Ohio.
Nahio~ Pstrcv. kcr yevs>v.
Lo~ss ID. Braadess. Massachss~ffa
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Chaes Jssfsce Tafrs salary q sIs,-
zoe vesar. the stAss tssssces eesssss
What n tina formula for q rr~ra-
ration for Washing over solder used
on copper 70 give II . uniform copper
oolorf
The o. q b~s@s Of sfssxsrds ssys
~ the solder ssod oosfasas eenssd<v-
able TIA 70 may te possible to produce
. copper color spon u ty treating 70
'rsfA S>ak solution Of copper s~i-
pAsse. Such deposits arr. however.
very fAsr. s~d 10 10 better TO coat 70
sy eicciropiaisse.-
What In the differences between
robbery and highway robb~ryr
Robbery "a thu fcionioss iakasg OF
prrso~sI property ~ the posscasson
Of aastA~v. from Ms person or An -se-
dssse prss~sos. and against has scsyi.
aooompashea ~ means Of force Or
fear. HsgAseay robbery u ,Ae ort~e
Of robbery oommsssed rpen or near
. Sss1sc hsgh~ur
What thr~s ssAtss rsis tn most
sheepr
Accovdsac 70 sAs vcpovf o. yvr> rs.
1891. Texas - sSss.ffs. California -
s.4e0.isi: ard fdsho-sSsssTa.
Where La fhe leaning fewer and
what h It's height,
Tia famous L>satno Tssesv 4 At
fSss. Italy. 10 10 n, fest HIGH
whsa are ths meanings Of IL fol-
lowing namesY
naronvsf - p~oet" RafA -
-Beasfv" Esfhersse - -pvr-.-
f,o.sse--fe~sss-s Of Lesls. v.eaasao
~Boid Warrior
Who -aid-and on what ocra-zor---
On with the dance. b, Joy b. un-
corfined--
Thrss Hars occur IN Brvow,s
~Chade HaroIfs Pilgrimage" The
occassor- ,oas TIE famous ball al,
Brusseis. attended ~ Erofish off
cers. which ,eas isferrvpfed BY TIC
squad Of the oxss at Waterloo.
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ised wonderful things for the next
day.
Goodness. children. II that your
called mother. 1T takes you arcs
and ages 10 do an errand. Did you
get the cloves from Mrs. SMITH"
Yes. mother" called Nancy with
queer smile Mt Nick.
What would everyone say n they
told OF the adventures they had been
haying7 IL was as plain az the
front door step that no one would
believe them at all.
II would be most difficult 70 ex-
plain that ear tn time and fairy time
were different and that one can do
the most amazing things In Fairy
land In what earth people call n
minute.
Come on and play they called to
their cousins. Instantly there was
rush. In the fun that followed.
they almost forgot about the Land
OF Underneath.
a After Christmas with It's trco and
Toys and books m everything. TO say
nothing OF company and parties. I
think they needed to rest
Go BE Continued
Copyright 1921. by Seattle star1
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Cynthia Grey :
Rfrsing Causes Embdvdssment-Gir Shuns YOUNG
Nan Because Of 1t When She Really Cares TO,
HIM

Dear Miss Grey: am girl Is years old | chum with
"a or three other girls who think that il girl goes
= with a couple of times she'll probably marry him
have going with certain young for about three
rts think he is very fine in every way now these
"A friends keep teasing about him all the time They
4 me when the wedding is TO be, and things like that Now
ke him and like TO with him. but I'm not in love with
Inn Can't girl be just friends with man? I've already
kcn couple of appointments with him because of their
Irmarks I'm afraid they'll make feel uncomfortable
lxhen I'm with him. FLORENCE.
Yes girl be ist friends Nth Aud IL is really
bad that your girl friends unable TO that such
ships possible However. don't let their houohtess
&ro make you treat the yogng iHcoasiderutev. You
done that already you knoc. You broke appoint
ats uih him yoa say. and perhaps spoiled his PLANS en-
sv for both occasions That not fair to him and did
one any good.
Dont pay any attention TO the Other girls And tn
esr remarks rake the slightest difference in your be-
rp oiccrd the young He scorhy Of better treat
fsf you Too often the ouohtIess teasing remarks
NJ iris the Of the breaking Of happy friend
kha Don't let his be tras In your case.
And be especially careful yourself that you gully
N making the sort Of remarks Be too rod,ep and
sr for that Remember that besides being unnd and dis
|eurtsoas they ibred aud entirely ont Of place.
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2far Seattle {; 5
::St9E 2 ~; h}5,{,k!5 ,
BY Mabel ClclAnd !
Page 557
PEGGY WANTS To KNOW

Mother dear had been waiting
for Just this wish. -I knew you
would want to know her. she
said.
I'VE win 70 out there some day:
shs has lots Of interesting things
which have eariy-day stories at
tachcd.~
what, motherdearr Peggy
wanted TO know.
"a cactus for one thing
mother dear said.
Whats n caotus7- David In
terrupted.
1T is n desert plant mother
dear told him but people who
have the gift OF growing things
often have them in their homes.
and this one mentioned Is to mo
n most interesting ono.
when Lilly was 7 years old.
abe began her flower garden. And
because the little sawdust town
which had named itself Seattle
was too little To have shops where
flowers could be bought people
shared seeds and plants and roots
and bulbs with each other.
"And this cactus plant WINS
given Lilly by a German woman
81 years ago.
Go he Continued
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Confessions of a Movie Star
CHAPTER XLVII-CISSY IS SHOWN HOW TO
EMBRACE ME

As child. ! wss always dream.
Ing dreams and making marvellous
plans which fell thru from the weight
OF their own magnificence.
! think every girl does that. It's
the reason, ! suppose. why many Of
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them take suoh a keen interest In
me. a movie star Of their own age
It's the reason many OF my fans
envy me my opportunity 20 live the
world OF school girl dreams before
the camcras-
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r-EEy claaped her hands In alb
soiuts Joy and sighed rapturousiy
At the conclusion OF the Christmas
story. but David having had ex-
pertence In bringing homo live
thingH.- asked:
And did her mother let her
keep the chickensys
well" naother-dcar laughed a
little. IL believe abe did hesitate,
and tell Lily that the baby chick.
ems would be a nuisance. but you
know we have already seen how
wise and kind n mother she was.
40 abe remembered that day -four
yearn before. when the kioochmAn
had come. cold and hungry. TO
her door and tho child had shared
with her tho Christmas dinner
and goodies.
"And she remembered how PEG
pie believed the Indians carried
hats and revenge in their hearts.
and forgot TO be grateful, and she
saw that for four long years graft.
tude had lived in the Indian
wornan's heart. 40 she stretched
out her hands and accepted for
Liiiy the gift OF grntitude.'
II wish I did know that little
girl" said Peggy. II would like
To ask her many qucstiona.-
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X(EHlEtd fASttTo
e<srt Questions
why does the sky hook biue'
YA< L. s. sataI observatory says
49, 10 rc,r htfie do.hs that the blue
ne a., "a DERIVED FROM scaffevcd
sAf b~s the particular sabstarce
kAxA crotxccs tia scattering has
* Aae~ dcfcr-iacd Lord Rariesph
Icsssssrs fhef q good case could ~
- est for rae particles % cow
- salt. Or re. for the PARTICLES Of
Sncsrhcrsc eryge~
| 4 TIE North star or the dog star
kius or fseteiweuse a sun with plan
travelling around them as Is the
- with our SUM And what IL the
y og either % the above thrce when
nwrei 10 our sun
ITA U. 3. narui observatory ss,s
gay sfar Has piaacfs rcyoitsnc
sssd %. hss fhoss Of oar solar sys-
N. fArp are Qntfe ssrs-bic. erea On
- iarges. telescopes Thss. Of cosrse.
80 70 oil the glrcd stars. aagls
HI bahie. ThSv vsay possssiv hare
su~sasf fcw,lfes Of plancfs: b.s "
~ fAe fact cu-sof 81 osoerfssn~a tv
brrf ohsevvstscnL BcEeIccvse has q
Dmnrv abo.s 500 ftr~s as creas -
~ Of the sxa fsss.5>o rides "a re
sa<seY Of fhs sxaJ. S~sss has
Ire the Mass 81 tA> s~s ssd hAs .
espastos that IL cxrhls - large
kccpcs: fhs cowpsstc~ u shosf
80 N vass 70 the sxA Poiayss u
49, on rccosnf Of tss sryccsiar
efsss~ 70 hsrs fsro corpasiors;
~ ere iartnbie.
Hsv much food does N Individual
IAaare each day.
lsfAortfsss dsffv s~rsdv. ~ Y
- saseiy BE sod Nat tAs ssSs~
njc~ses shostS yoysiv esc>ed Loo.
y amosnf way often kc dissSs-
- srifh r~oHf xnder medical a.
nkos to 1893 or 1900 o. epen tess
ta tive.
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What's Going.
On Today

Lecture. How 20 Collect o Blli."
Prof. James r. Hartnett. Of the
Catholic University. at the Knights
Of Columbus Evening School, 1911
Massachusetts avenue.
Meeting. washIngtor state and
Alaska societies, Thomson School.
at Sis .. m. The election OF ON
GERS will be followed by a musical
program
Meeting. National Pen League and
International Lterary AssoeiattoA-
at 2ois N street northwest at q
,. m.
Meeting. the Catholic women's
Service Club. at the Catholic Com
munity House, sol z street north
west, At 8 .. m. 80
Anniversary, Arts. Club Of wash
ington. at it's headquarters. 2ol7 I
| street, at s .. m.
Meeting washington Aiurnuf A.
sociation Of Howard University. st
sos Florida avenue northwest. at 2
.. m.
Address. Rev. DR.. James Bdvar6
Freeman. woman's City Club. 1t Q
p. m. go"
Meeting. Alabama Society. Wilson
Normal School. Eleventh and Har-
ward streets northwest. at s:3o .. N.
Dance. promoted by lecturers Of
local and Alexandria coenciiA
knights Of Columbus. WILLARD Hotel
tonight.
4 Ts1ay's Aause1ents-
Belasco-"Bringing Up Father"
National-"A Dangerous Maid"
Polfs-EddIe Cantor in The MID
night Rounders."
Garrick-'Over the Hill"
keith's-Vsudeville.
Cosmos-Vaudeville.
| Strand-Naudeville.
Gayety-Abe Reynoids' Revue.
. Capitol-Pat White and his Cay
ETY. Girls"
: Metropolitan-Geor Arliss in
: Franz Molnsr's The Devil"
Columbia-The witching Hour
with Elliott Dexter and others.
Rislto-Bebe Daniels in Ducks
and brakes. -
Palsce-Bert LyteiI in "A Messags
from Mars"
Garden-Hugo BsIIin's prodsetior
of East Lynne"
Knickerbocker-Jack Pickford In
: Just Out Of College"
Crandalrs-"Not Guilty" with all.
star cast.
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BIRTHS.

White.
John and Mary NAltOs, boy.
Charles and AmeHs Hungerford. boy.
Thomas A. and Mabel T. O'DoaneIl. girl
James and Viola Cherico. hoy.
Elkton L. and Ruth HHrrinrton. girl
Ivan c. and Elsie G. utterbsck. girl.
Vito and niamonde Dellenori. hoy.
Guy z. and Lorice L. Roberts, girl.
Edwin X. and Nettie Stauh. boy.
Joseph A. and Elsie l.. 0'Bryhim. boy.
Dayton L. and Martha Cook. boy.
Joseph y. and Mary Z. Foiliu. boy.
Harry NJ. and Margaret A. Berry, boy
Robert and Mary Clerico. boy.
Robert o. and V. Estelle Jennings, boy.
O. Dently and Mary =. Sebra. hoy.
Thomas II. and Blanche A. Flood, eirI.
Clayton c. and Ida Eakle. boy.
Charles and Kate Cohen. boy.
Josiah L. and Helen Nen. boy
Thomas L. and Emma X. Small firl
Robert a. and Emma n. Glasscock, boy.
cslsrsd.
Richsrd J. and Mary y. Turner. girl.
Edward and Hazel Smith. girl.
Charles p. and Matte l.. Harris, girl. ,
Anthony and Dorothy Green. firl.
vernon and Lilly white. boy
Phillip and Ora Buliock boz.
John and Pauline Brstcher. boy.
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Washington Buyers in n, Y

NEW YORK. April s.-wasking-
ton buyers registered at New York
hotels are; Roberts,. f. Block,
ready-to-wear; ts West Thirty-
third street. Woodward and 10th
rop-J. A. Hopson. upholsterNsoOds.
curtains, nets, willow furntenre; J.
o. Moque. rugs. carpets. furnlfure;
Miss s. Eber. muslin underwear XII
monos, lingerie. house dresses.
aprons. petticoats; Miss A, Metz.
handkerchiefs: 334 Fourth avenue.
white's-I. Z. Block. resdy-to-
wear: fz West Thirty-third street
Kann. s.. Sons & co.-Miss A. u
Hagen. resdy-to-wear: T. p. Fin
min. notions, 5ewelry; tss Fourth
avenue
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Highest. 7t: lowest, 81.
Relative humidity. a. m, 81: .
p. m, as. s .. m. so.
Rainfall Is .. m. to s p. nj, 0.
Hours Of sunshine. las
Per cent Of possible sunshine, 100.
Departures from Normal
Accumulated excess Of tenpora-
ture since January /. 1921. 5e5.
Excess OF temperature since April
l.1s2l. so.
Accumplated deficiency Of precipi-
tstion since January /. 1921. 357.
Deficiency OF precipitation since
April /. 1921. 0.as.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, so: lowest. 81.
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DEATHS.
White.

White.
Teresa A. Nolan. IS yrs. 300 sth st. ne.
Michael A. Smith, IS, I'll 9Th Ut. ne.
Joseph Meo. Burroughs, "a, $40 Md. ave.
Sister Mary Fernando. 81. 924 Il st. nv.
Lucia Gravaiies, IS. 1918 Vermont ave.
Boneparte Mahoney, 6s, Homeo. Hoop.
william T. Hearst O.. 1205 B st. ne.
Jessie G. Osborne, s.. St. Eliz. Hosp.
william Esler. 73, Emergency Hosp.
Eliza N. johnson, IL, Casualty Hosp.
Anabel r. Reid. 8 mos, 4l9 Newton ct.
Joseph H. Hiisenbers., 4 mos. sls 18th ct.
ne.
Colored.
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MADAM MAVTS
MADAME JEANETTE

Gifted Egyptian Clairvoyant and Palmist.
guarantees to read your entire life, past.
present and future. She asks 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 ature so you win and hold
the one you love. Special readings, 81. 626
+ ST. NV, between 9Th and 7th, next to
Shubert-Garrick. 4-30
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Admits Violation.

william B. Reeves. of 4 Fifth
street southeast, pleaded guilty yes
terdsy TO violating the health reg
ulatfons In, connection with the al
legged act Of permitting his daugh-
ter. Mabel Reeves. TO appear In pub
lie with supposed symptoms OF scar
let fever. He paid . nne OF IS.
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AUCTION SALES
10 cents q hrc
THos. J. OWEN q SON. AucTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIAPRovED
REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of a deed OF trust recorded in
liber 3715. folio al Of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia. and at the re-
quest Of the party secured. We will sell At
public auction. in the rooms OF Thomas J.
owen & Son, 1881 G 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 oue
~ in block eight 49, Of the subdivision Of
land called Bloomsbury Park. now known as
lot one ~ in square nifty -one hundred and
eighty-two t51s2D. Terms cash. A deposit
Of fifty (S50) dollars at time Of sale.
Terms to be complied with within fifteen
days from date Of sale. All conveyancing,
recording. etc, at expense Of purchaser.
WILLIAM A. BOWIE, ANDREW d.
WASHINGTON. Trustees.
ap7.s,9.ll ,13.l4.15,161s 4-13
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Try Arnstein April 10.

The retrial Of "Nicky" Arnstein
and others on q Joint charge Of
conspiracy to bring stolen securi-
ties here. was definitely set yester-
day for April 10 by Justice Gould
In Criminal Court.
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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, Iove, health
and family affairs, law suits, speculation
and divorce cases; tells who and when you'll
marry; make no mistake when seeking help
and advice Of . clairvoyant or palmist; 1t
pays to Consult the best; costs no more;
special readings, soc; daily and Sunday.
Phone Franklin 237s-J. ss1 7th st. NV.
Opposite McCrory's 1oc store. 7th and I.
3-404
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WEATHER
G.
E
n
E
r
A

For the District OF Columbia. ana
Maryland. partly cloudy today; to-
morrow unsettled: moderate south-
cast and south winds
For Virginia. partly cloudy in
north. unsettled. probably showers
in south portion today. tomorrow
unsettled
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PROPOSALS.
IS cents q line

IS cents line
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. c..
Washington. April 8. 1921. Sealed pro
posalS will be received at this office, Room
500 District Building. until . o'clock p. m,
May ., 1921. for furnishing two water tube
boilers of the Babcock & Wilcox type. or
equal. Specifications and forms Of pro-
posal may be had upon application to the
Purchasing Officer, Room $50, District
Building CUNo II. RUDOLPH. CHARLES
W. KUTZ. JAMES +. OYSTER, Commis-
sioners. d. c. 4-57
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PERSONAL.
ff cents o lins = 49,.
81 ffscounf 3 or more trserfto-

fSb ffscornf Or more tnserftons
woRKINGMES. MORE THAN EVER
nov Is the time We are expecting more
hustler trade. 80 many "sales'' and 80
much for little money. until you 20 there,
and come here and 5nd better valne and
larger selecrnn Of new pants at S.; slightly
used suits. IS up Ladies' Store. SIS D.
zus1Hs OLD STAND. sas y. <7<
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NINE. PARKER.

Gifted Clairvoyant and Medium. can tell
you anything you want to know in buxi-
ness, dealth 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 l211 st. NV. 3-267
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MADAM D'ASHMAN

cLAIRyoYANT, CRYSTAL GAzER AND
CARD READrR.
This gifted lady will ten your fortune On
love. marriage. divorce. changes. rsunItes
the separated. helps you TO win back lost
bye. happiness and Business. Frank. GA
Readings Daily, IL to 8. sun. 2 to
73s 18Th ST.. Between G 4 h.
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FOR RENT-FARMS.

Is cents line 4 time.
1871 discount or more Insertions.
TENANT wANTED-STEADY. RELIABLE,
with force and team to work my farm Of
200 acres near Marshall Hall. Nd, house
and all necessary buildings; immediate pos.
session given. Apply to Mrs. Il. B. Ell
LOTT, 465 II st. sw. AS
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WANTED-APARTMENTS
~ cents q line ! time.
AfaGOsfuf z aT <nA-a f...-kg-

~ cents q line I time
I5R discount 5 or more Insertions
~~~~>~S,-~~~-~~~S~~-~~~~~
UNFINISHED FIRST OR SECOND
floor 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 Uniyer-
sity. Answer by mail only. State terms of
GREENAwALT, care 1874 Maryland ave.
sw. p AZ
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
n csnfs d lfne I ftRe.

~ cents line I time
1856 discount or more Insertions.
FIvE-RoOM HOUSE, TAKoMA PARK,
Nd, SIS per month. Call Main 2207.
between 0 and Z. $50
HOUSE, FURNISHED. 1908 9TH ST. NV
nine rooms and bath: no children; $l25 q
month. Phone North 4034. 40
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LOST.

IS7e Discount or more Insertions.
~ cents o Itas time
LoST-FRIDAY. BLACK WALLET CON
tanning money pictures. A. E. y. idenun-
cation card. Keep money. return rest Tor
reward to Mrs. VI. W. GRAY, 14I1 Irving
St, after p. m al
LOsT-BLACK TRAVELLING BAG CON
tanning personal papers and money. pct.
Georretown and Fort Myer Heights. LIBERAL
reward. Clarendon 500 F-3l. i-6s
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RIZPAH ELDON

Worlds Greatest Clairvoyant. Pslmist and
Spirit Medium. Readings daily from 10 ..
m. TO p N. 1878 14th st. NV. over
Pocahontas candy shpp. n. 7s2e. 2-s1o
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5Oc-MADAM BELL-5Oc

Egypuon palmist; gives true advice in
business health aud family affairs; tells
who and when you'll marry; how to avoid
bad luck and trouble. Readings daily soc.
10 a. m. to 8 p. m. Call and be convinced.
ll24 7th st. NV. between L and N. 3-363
The Washington herald., 1921-04-07
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. 2.
ProceedinGs.

s0372 Tate VS. w r g. E Co. Or
trial. r. B. Behrend-R. J. White.
ford. attys.
40 Carey. VS. Pot EIec Pwr Co
II. w. Drfscoll-R. ]. whiteford
attys.
2iS Combs ct nj VS. Bean Contre
Co. Lambert q Yeatman-H. A.
Hegarty. attys.
242 Front Royal Bank VS. Yellott
E. H. jackson. atty for pltf.
2o4 Brooks w wash Terminal Co
The Washington herald., 1921-04-07
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FINE NEW GROOM HOUSE, SEVEN
miles from White House; splendid road;
shade trees, bath, electric light, garage,
etc. best house in community. Easy terms.
OWNER. Phone Frk. Sol before or after 8.
1-755
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