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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-05

Miss Martha Watts, the first woman
missionary to South America, founded
small SCHOOL there which was used
as model for teh entire public school
svstpm of prazil
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-05

simple Odfdonsd story Of plain people, embracing the four
easan story Of ooe and mother and baby great
bell tong humanity story Of laughter quaint absurdes spring
ing gay barn dances ght BELLS ngng loce voice.
low strong and ende fragrant fields twilight stream
ending amazing break up the roaring river
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-05

Women, on an average, have broad
er heads in proportion to their length
and darker eyes and hair than men.
The Washington times., 1921-06-26
HAMILTON RESULTS

FIRST RACE - Una Frank. 12S.
1910. s2.7o. s2.a5. won; Gloria France,
Ill, $3.50, S2.2D, second: Lively. I05,
t3.5e. third. Titsnis. Polar Cut. Blue
Jeans. Charlie Lydscker. Mark west
also ran.
SECOND RACE - Deiiahm, 100,
s34.sS. s1A<5. $3.50. won; Chief spon-
sor, 1o1. sp.1o. $3.50, second: Saliva
telie,' 100. 1920, third. Algonquin.
Azrael, Flying Ford. Royal Visitor,
Woodbins. Sir Clarence, Bnsie March
also ran
THIRD RACE-socisi Star, III,
$3.50, $500. ss.eo. won: Grand Daddy.
1o9. $500. 1915 second; Vic Munor,
los, $3.50. third. Thorny Way. Ser
geant York. John Hoshor. Gratian.
BE Sure. Mollie Barnes, Tan Son.
Gorilla, RaJah Wakefield also ran.
FOURTH RACE---Goaler, %. t4.to.
sass. sa.1s. won: King Thrush. iiI.
$500. s2.7o, second; Clean Gone. ~,
$500. third. Lucky y, Dresden. slip
perry Elm. Breeze. Parisian Diamond
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-seeond Thoughts,
12t. s5.2B. ss.so. s2.so. won; ogsrise,
1s4. 1886. $500, second. Whirl. iIe,
$500. third. Captain Scott, Lady
Rochester. Fast Trial New Orleans.
so IL Goes. also ran.
The Washington times., 1921-06-26
LAroNIA RESULTS

FIRST RAcE--Dr. Carmen. III
4 fPooD. $40. $3.50 and t2.70. won:
Sweet Liberty. 104 fwHsonD. sl0.e0
4. and 1910. second: Fortnight. f00 (0sr-
ner), S6.20, third. Ruby, Belle of
Elix2befhtown zondo and Younesd
also ran.
SECOND RAcKs--Riga, 112 Lyks).
&4-60. $3.50 and $27O, won: Blue Deep,
1i2 (Pool). $50, t37o. second: 1rhs
Colonies Lady. ~ tLaIisy). S2.70,
third AcGses Pink. contendon. Last
Brush. Nancy Lee. Reliability, Modna.
Ethel Vale also ran.
, THIRD RACE.--Rapid Stride. 1oa
(Josiah), slso. SS.0o and 3z.7e, woaS
Kingnsher. 110 tHarrington). 1880,
1910. second: corson. lI3 (LykeD.
$40. third. BensciA, Mordsck. Kali
lipoiis. Tanlac also ran.
FOURTH RACE - Birdie a., -
(Jostah). tss.s0. s1IIo. s4.so. won
Red Leaf liz tLyke. ESQ. $s.se.
second; Wayward Lady (Gsrn.ss.
$3.50. third. Coincide DArmour. Deep
Sinkcr, Tamper. William oldt also ran.
FIFTH RACE - Firebrand. 100
tJosiah), $3.50. 7.40, 50. won; Our
Flag. ll5 lcoiiins). $3.50, s410.
second; Advocate. l04 (Francis). 4A30.
third Petrach, Uncle vsio also rsA-
SIXTH HRACE-6erchant. 40 (Lun.-
ford). S10.1o. e5.lO. 81. won; Wave. 1to
tFields). &4T0, $3.50, second; Gour-
mand Hyke), t7.4o. third. Jack Field,
Lothair. Adslia w.. wadsworth Last
also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-Acceierase l0U
tPooD, $3.50. 1920. $2be. won: Gen.
eral HAig (0arnerD, $500, S2.5o, sec
ond; Mint Cat. ia tButwelI), $37o,
third. Marse John. Sea Prince. Kew
pie o'Neil also ran.
The Washington times., 1921-06-26
LAroNlA ENTRIES

FIRST RAcE--Purse. 81 400; claim
ing: for thres-year-oids and up; six
furlonEs Julian. 92: Margaret Akin,
9T: Money Maid. 81: sRaider. OF:
Mary Fonso. 97; Grace Minard, 100;
Harold K. 1902; Lou Widrig. f02; Old
Miss i07; sssm Reh. 1e7; Wild Flow
cr ITO: Ownsso. 1f2- Also eligible,
Tom Norris. 102; Our Alice. 81.
SECOND RAcE--Purss.s 81 500; for
maiden two-year-old colts and geld
ings: Ave furlongs. BIT of Black. 115:
circus. 11Di sBiliy Star. 1l5; ssir
Hugh. 1i5: suave Prince, I15;
Hephaistos. 1f5; Billy Brush. 1l5;
Deep Sinker, 1ib; Spats. 115; Lugs.
116: 'ssmiling Lad. li5: s'vitamln.
lis. Also eligible. Hermis Kembls.
1I6; sailamander. 1lb: King Paul. 1l6;
b 6sngrado. 115; Joe G. lis; b Saddle
and Boots. 1ib; sCamden and Jones
entry. 80 Norris and Walden entry.
b Mclean entry.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 81 500; claim
ing; three-year-olds; one mile and p
sixteenth. 'cozette. 100; scut Up. 100;
Miss Fontaine. 102: sRama. i05:
Humphrey. 1o5: Donna Loriotte. 106;
sJim Daisy, 105; May Bodipe. f0T;
sNapoo, 107: sEasteside, i07; Ace,
ITO; All Right Sir ITO. Also eligible.
Lough Red. 40; Blarney Stone. I15:
Concentrate. los.
FOURTH RACE - Purse $500,
claiming; for three-year-olds and up.
six furlongs. sWhippet %: cremona.
100; sGuvnor. 1o4; Runzaf. 1o1; MAR
win May. i0s. Mabel o.. los; Columbia
Tenn, 11e: Redmon, 1i0; sHis Choice.
10; The Wit. iIo; Buddis Kesn, ITO;
BY Golly. l16.
FIFTH RACE--Purss. $I.7oo; the
Bank Lick Handicap. for two-year-
oids; five and half furlongs. Article
X. 102: Bonus. i03: Liewefiyn. l03;
Image, 1906; Washington. 100; Rekab.
iI0; Santa Clara, 112; Dream of Allah.
115; Bet Mosie. 12I.
SIXTH RAcE--Purse, 81 500; allow
ances; for three-year-oids and up. ono
mile and sixteenth Secret Greetings.
90; Aiula. 100: Ben Valet. Io2; Bal
ance Wheel. 1o2; Whirling Dun. 105:
Royal Duck. 105; Travesty, los.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purss. si.4oo:
claiming; for three-year-oIds and up;
one mile and a quarter. The Virgin
ian, 90; .Docod. 10T; John r. Russell.
100; sExhorter. 1Io: sKimpslong, 11o;
Wexford. liz; p. q. King, ll5.
Apprentice allowance claimed. five
pounds. Weather. clear; track. good.
The Washington times., 1921-06-26
A0uEoucT RESULTS

FIRST RACE--Marsdale. 102 Dull
mani. to 2. 2 to I. even. won; Stock
Pin, 107 (Ensor), 8 to 2. Q TO ., sec
ond; Hillsdsle, LOT (ldcAtee). even.
third. Hyperbole, Doves Roost, Furi-
GUS, Grass Tree, Promenade. Restless.
Fair Virginia. East Girl also ran.
SECOND RACE-Crest Hill ia
tByers). to 6. to 9. out. won; El-
mcr johnson. 1<i tCrawford). to
10. to 4. second: New Haven, i33
tRosen), z to 8. third. Sea Scot, Say
Which. Ben Hampson also ran.
THIRD RACE-Broomstsr. ilB &C.
Kummer), 7 to 2. 6to o. i 20 2. .,won:
Toll, 1lb (Rodriguex). Q to 7, 70 1.
second; Olympus. liz (Fenman), 1 TO
2. third. Mustard Seed. Aknusti. Firm
Friend. Mercuiio. Sunreigh. Stone jug,
Black Rascal. Bravo. Big Heart also
ran.
= FOURTH RAcE--John p. 0risr, r27
tReoshl. to 8. to 3. out. won;
Audacious. 125 &C. Kummsr). 2 to 4.
fMilIsr). to 5. third. Gladiator,
FrFH RACE--Rockport. 90 N.
Kummer). Is to 1. 8 TO I. s to 2. won;
American Boy. ia {Robfnsonl, 4 to o.
to 2. second: King Albert, los
(Coitilettil, to 8, third Black
Thong. Dark Hill. Devil Dog. La
Kross also ran.
SIXTH RACE - Chateau rhisrry,
III (Keosh), z to 6, I to 2, 1 to Z,
won: Mavoureen. 1Is Crarroil). Q to
4. even, second; Valley OF the Moon.
Ill tMetcalD. even, third. Piuff,
Joan Marie. Sister Flo, Vista, Ten
Buttons, Jesava, Yosemite, Princess
Pandora. Blue Belle also ran
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AouEDucT ENTRIES
NEW YORK. June 25.--Entri.s q.

NEW YORK. June 26.--Entriss fer
Monday:
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs. Glen
belle, 1o7; Ravenswood, 104; Rose
Brigade. ia: zennotta. 104: sTuiawar,
104; Maggie Murphy. l04; Swift
Grass, 104; Vanity Dresser, 100:
White, 112; Lady Delhi, 104: EVIL. 100.
SECOND RACE-One mile. Sport
ing Blood, 1l6; Copper Demon. 11e:
sportiboy, 101; John Paul Jones. 11S;
PlayfeIiow, 122; Dimmesdale, 100:
Polly Ann, ia; Faunus. 112; Houy-
hnhm, 1le
THIRD RACE-six and q half fur
longs. Actress. 1o7: yisto. 100;
'Jyntee. 121; Herd Girl. ia: Gaiiot,
102: Queen Blonde, ia; Poor Butter
fy. ia; Natalie, 102; sSunrose. I0s;
Sparkling. 10p; 'Cariine s., I0T:
Ocean Swell, 1o7; Liberty Girl. ia;
Hold Up. lo2: Miss Petite. 107: Trd-
ings. 1o2; Mavhona, III; Ceiiva, 10S
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Paddy
whack, l1o; scrystal Ford. 1o7;
dam. liz, weIlfnder, fo4; Ballet
Dancer II, 1o2; Beckna. 100; .Tufter,
1o2: Snare, 90: Round Robin, 1oe:
Valor, III.
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Elected
III, i02: Tbunderciap. 124. Diomedss.
eo; Captain Alcock. 1Oe: Pen Rose
100; courtship. 81; Lord Brighton.
124; Neddam. log; David Harum. %;
Copper Demon. es: Thunderstorm. lo6.
sETH RACE--ons mile. Court
View. no; Domingo. no: sportiboy.
no; The Nacnab, 11b; Watcher, 10;
Dorothy's Pet, no: Kiiiaia, 1ob: julie
Verne, 111: Natalie, 1Oo: Two Feath-
ers. ITO: Rep, no: Gem. los.
The Washington times., 1921-06-26
Nuns Buy Mountain Home.

BooNsBoRo, Md. June ss.-Ths
Sisters OF the Holy Cross. who re-
Gently purchased the beautiful es-
tate OF The Admiral Dahlxrsn
on the toy OF South Monntsin, near
here, VIII lake rosEession July 1.
Sixty members OF the order will
spend their summer vacation %
the estate, occupying the bid manor
house. which will be remodeled-
The Washington times., 1921-06-26
SUBURBAN FOR SALE
GET A HOME MINUS AN
OWNERS PROFIT

On same terms you would buy .
ready-built house. but without
sellers profit, we will furnish you
the land and build . house on IL
10 suit your own ideas In beau
tisul Lyon Park, washinston's new
ments. nne transit facilities. mod
crate priceA High altitude. cool
breezes, outdoor country life. De
lays will be costly. Lumber now
down 80 per cent. Come out Sat-
urday or Sunday and see prop
erty. Take Falls Church trolley Al
MI. Vernon station. 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue Get sn at
Lyon Park tstAtiou beyond Hat
neld). Or drive through Airing
ton and Fort Ayer. Office on
property.
RUBY LEE MINAR. sales Manager.
az Evans bldg. Main lIts.
The Washington times., 1921-06-26
HOUSES FOR SALE

$5,000.00
Near Harvard and Georgia Ave.
pretty little colonial type brick:
contains rooms and bath; fufn~os
100000
Business Corner
Located on eth street.. close In
pressnt rental, ts.ooe; be sure to In
vestigate this
$6,260.00
Northeast &
Convenient to both car lines; white
nsisheorheod wsn, .,,v es @scorsts6:
laundry tubs In cellar
Se,600.0o
Near 18th and T SITS. N. w.
To colored purchaser = s-stcry end
cellar brick. rooms and bath; fur
mace heat: owner occupant will sivs
Immediate possession-
$7,250.0o.
Near 3rd and r. I. Ave. N. =.
a modern home: colonial porch;
electric lights; hot-wster heat; every
Il modern Improvement; owner occupant
100000
Brookland
ons Of those attractive homes To-
Gated on Rhode island avenue near
18th; 4 rooms and bath; hot-water
heat; electric hghts; owner occupant.
$10,260.oo
Webster st. West Of 18th
Unusual barssin: ~ feet wide; .
rooms and bath; hot-water heat: elsc-
tric IiEhts; all modern convenisncss;
hardwood nnish: colonial porch; room
for garage; possession July sfh-
IDERS q co.
The Washington times., 1921-06-26
aousEs FOR SALE

100000
Harvard Near 18th st
and ssth--fufnacs hssi~vAcANT On
100000
M st. Near, N. Capitol
"A s-story bay-windos brick--con-
tains s-rooms and bath--out -of town
owner has authorised us TO onsr at
this low price.
$7,60O.00
Georgetown
A two-famiIy apartment located
on ist noor; rooms and bath In
upper apartment; separate furnaces
$S,25O.00
Near Georgia Avenue
A detached home located in choice
nsigheorhood; rooms and bath;
heated by hot-wxter, electric lights;
owner occupant
$10,OO0.00
Capitol Hill Corner
Located on prominent avenue; con-
tsins IL rooms and . baths; shct-water
hest; electric iights: reasonabis terms
$13,5O0.00
Chevy Chase, d. C.
Navxl officer leaving the city Of
fers his attractive home; located west
OF Conn ave-: contains 9 rooms and
two baths; equipped with every mod
srn conveniencs. VACANT ON JULY
fst.
t5,750.00
Near Congressional Library
Two-story pressed brick: rooms
and bath: electric lights. VACANT.
WIN. H. SAU
The Washington times., 1921-06-26

ATTRACTIVE CORNER HoUBE--s rooms
and bath, steam heat, cleo. porchss;
lot i,xise; fun attic. siesse. Pos
PETwoRTH--s rooms and bath. hot-watsr
hsst .salsssssnrie,ty ssn s,ear ca. ssraxs; rent
TAYLOR sT.~a,stogy' s'room ana bath.
hot-water heat eisctricityi brick ga
CHEVY TsS' cHIs:LMsSnl.y Es's: .slssa e., rooms.
bsth. semi-dstsehsd; a m. ~ garage
coLoRXpo HEIaHrs-s rooms. +, baths.
detached corner; hot-watsr heat. sisc-
coLuMBiA HEiaHTs~s rooms and bath.
ssmi-detachsd. hot-water heat. cleo
uicIty; concrete porch $4,000
TAYLOR. NEAR ItTH-s rooms and bath.
an L; porchss; garage sii.ooo: pos
powNTowN--ll rooms. q baths. hot-wstsr
sss..: asss :lsesiisi; ,issS. lot aih1is room for
water heat 1870. Newly pspersd |;
.rspaa porsS ,ss.: heat sas ss.S sss
sAuEs hDbIriok.bs;ssh.d; ! rooms.
,,,ssa ssss ,,sss sss-ss.sr s.ss heat '''0'r'oi''
CLARENCE F. WEIGH,
717 14th st. Main 4289.
81, ,soo-LArss brick, s-room house. fur
mace heat; vacant; been newly papered
and remodeisd; very good N. w. location:
only $3.50 cash payment; balance about
ss,boo-s-room house; good y. w. loca-
tion; . baths; furnace heat: larGe
p1opsrty property IN 1a aas eoaditiSs. owner L ready
to move and win give irnInsdiats posses-
W'sooNS-reom Suns.iow In woodbridge.
d. C, modern heated: Rss. electric
lights. entire property practically new and
In nns condition. large lot sori7o; doubis
10 ooS~on. M St. N. W; Is-room-houss;
you could not duplicate for less than
ii, i,Soe-on Msss ave. N. n; s-room house;
hot-wster heat: wsii-buiit house and
hne location
ss.Tse-s-room house; hot-watsr heat: !:
xas; electric lights; porches; strictly
modern home In every respect. Just as
good as new: double brfcx Garage for
cars; . nns home In . very choice N. e.
location.
ss.sso-ons Of Kennedy Brothsrs' strictly
modern homes; g rooms: hot-water heat:
gas: electric lights. hardwood noors:
large attic; 3 porchss: cement porch: in
stahtansous hot-water heater servants
toilet: cold storage room: buiit-in ice
box; one OF the best selling homes In the
". 70. and location hard to beat; entire
property In hns condition: and just a.
iS'soe-IsiI ssth @. 8. r.; 7-room house;
hot-wstcr heat and in nne condition;
owner In the property will make terms;
large cash payment required; but will
sell reasonably.
The Washington times., 1921-06-26
CLAIRvOYANTS
licensed by tie District Of Colxmsia
PROF. RELMONr.

Netod CisiryeSent and Palmist, can r.a1
are shs record sf yosr iifs. bsinG : grad
eats Of two colleges of palmistry. and his
wondsrfui gift Of sscond sight enables him
xsu Important matters Of your futurs iifa
0aves sdvtos on nusipess matters. iosst
health and family AFFAIR; tells namA sf
ysu love " trvs or faiss; what part o& the
eountry is lvokfsat TO you. what 70 % -
sil nAturs: brings the separated togsthsr;
tells the secret Of having psrsenel inAs.
sncs With yous associatsa Pref BslWont
= . rSyehsiogist OF World Rsnewn. Read
ings. 81. lSiS New York ava ~ W. neKt
door to Aasonic TsmplH.
The Washington times., 1921-06-26
NORTHEAST HOMES

AVN kIomG0
6,fse-Ons-haif block from Lincoln PIX.
on rsnn. ave. N. E.; seven rooms and
bath 1850 cash.
ss.sop-A detached home on very wide
lot: rooms and baths hot-wster heat;
raysEs; In excsllsnt repair; beautiful lawn
the city; innnnsdiate possession. 1900 cash.
Located near 18th and X SITS. N. E. =
fT,soo--Near 9Th and II SITS. N. e.; nine
rooms and bath: furnace heatl. garage;
HoWENSTEIN BROS,
Ith and III sts. N, 4. Limo. es1.
sii,sso--pstwor,h finest section; brick :
.isspins porch Tsrm. forms
ss.too--park vicwi 8 rms. bath, a. mt
well iooatedi nm for garage
sIA soo-aist st. near 30. n. w., brick: 10
rms. q baths. Terms.
t1t,ooo--North Cleveland Park: excl. ssc-
tom brick; rms, semi-dsti a
N; {; built-in EarSss; deep lot to
si,,aSo-North Cleveland Park; rms.
bath; q. m. l.; buiit-in garage; h
w. h. Terms
t1a,ooo--Coiumbia Heights. mr.. 18th; briok !
s-sty., IL rms, a. m. l., open fpis. !
,is. .ceo-Nr ists and md Col. Col I'd Fine ioostion.
brick: 10 rms, a. m Terms
s,soo-Montello ave n. o; new, brick
rms, bath. Terms.
'sea lee; small Al cash 'm psyS.Ri. s:ia' 'Ssr Ssr
ss.soo--E st. q w.. brick. rms, bath. h.
W. h. a m. 4; bargain
nt0oo-.sanrs Addition 8 rms Oct frame, frame,
rms. ntted for apt; End floor.
Therm. Reg, 1. Reasonable terms
DIBTZ DIETz, Inc.
tss sou,seTn eldg'
The Washington times., 1921-06-26
MADAME PARKER.
PROF. MARCUS Ia MAR,

FOR YEARS wAsHINoToN's FAVOR
IrE ADVISER, most remarkable Reader Of
Human Destiny Of the present age. Spirit
nal Medium, In a class distinctly alone.
Prof La Mar has brought about more
and helped more people cut Of distress and
sorrow than any medium In Ameyica. He
succeeds even In the most difficult cases.
where poorly developed nedfuufs have
failed. Gives full names facts never FAIL
ing help and advice on business. Law suits.
without asking a single question. tells ynu
exactiy what you called for, accepting no
fee unless perfect satisfaction 10 given
Hours, le-s; Saturday until y. m
The Washington times., 1921-06-26

1405 Eye 81. r,
sis.6oo--cHBvY CHAsn
Very attractive sfx-room bungalow
room. breakfast room and Kitchen and
pantry on nrst noor: three bedrooms
on second noorj al modern Improve
msnts. This II worth loking into.
Il McKrEvrR . ooss.
ICES nvs street. Main 47sa.
sif.soo-cHEvY CHASE. MD.
Detached bungalow; six rooms ana
bath: lot s0xlz0: all modern Inn
good buy on tsrms asked.
M.VrEvr1
The Washington times., 1921-06-26
LOTS FOR SALE

- - EO0 GAAE
LOT In Chevy Chase east Of Conn. ava. !:
tsoe eAsh, us per month. Main siss.
Hi0HLANDs OF THE PoToNAc--D.su-
nfui building sites. high ground treating
0enduit rd. and Jswstt ct &c to fBe "a. r. !;
eswsr. wstsr. electncity. home building ana
Prts.s advance COOS. TAKE Cabin Jsha cat
e Jswstt e.. see W. y. Jackson. t4ss Com
4nit rd.. Phens clevs. las.
rw0 NO ;sss,,;.t Wss,; :. ssid,ps ,pss :ssssr ,1.n
TLoNAL REALTY CO.. bond bldg. Nsia
IssI
4 HOST dssirssis lot. skads trees. GOOD
sssrsss sSd sss. 'a s.s ss,S S's so1 g;
els l4th Il Main <lsS.
LOT FOR SALE - Reasonable !;
Chevy Chase section; clear of in
cumbrsnce; call 1872 Newton st. N.
FARMS FON SALH
Iss-AcRE farm. houses and improvemsats;
sDed level isnd; rsssonAhls tsrms; .. nssr
AkEEkWOop. AmmeneAIs. Nd.
s. ACRE FARM on RivAnna River near
Charlottesville. Va: e-roem houss, out
eundinss. s,seo r. Z. VAN DEVoosr.
PROPERTY WANTED
rEN-RooM HOUSE in Chevy Chase: = m.
hi sarAgs MAlp~ xlss sfssr p. M
SIX to lo-room houss near N. Capitol and
e ave. rsassna bic. Main xles.
WILL invest In well-iocstsd modern home
onered At . bargain; latest model Oak
lend touring car or 0rxnt roadster to
covsr hrst cash payment: balance easy
tsrmsi state particulars 20 BOX 7e1. Had
JOHN y. DUNOAOB . RONA
- Sit PennsyivAn1a Ava q II
Let De Submit Our LA OF Homes sa1
l4xsstHaals Rsfcrs Xgv -RNKehAsa
WE WANT MORE HOUSES ron eALn
Ownsrs OF property 1sststnG - make
swck ssiss should iist property WITH ~
W. 2. NoxxoYIs. sis Z a. n y.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY TO LoAN--sSgs 10 esse. zee % u
G real eststA Several trust funds. All
tsanseetions conducted with economical
consideret ton for borrower
VIM H. aAUNDBRo . co.
nogthsrn Buildtng. sci lSth o. -. ".
CLAIRvOYANTS
The Washington times., 1921-06-26
HOUSES WANTED
HOUSES FOR SALE


ATTRACTIVE CORNER HOUSE, SF. 5.
steam heat. elect. porches: lot is1i7oi
full attiet {lo,soo. Posssssion-
PmTWORTH-s r. q b.; h.-w. h.; elect.
s-csr garage. Rent, $40. T.soo; cash,
TAYLOR sT-f-story. sr. a b.; h.-w. h..
elect, brick garage Price, $4,000
CHEVY CHAsb-MoKiniey st---s T., b.,
sem! -detaeh he'd a. m. garage. $4,000
corner; h-w. h.: elect; servants room
coLuMBfA HEIoHrs-sE b. .emr>d.-
$4,000 -
TAYLOR. NEAR Iltb--s r. q b., a. m. &
porches; garage; fii, ,oooi possession-
DOWNTOWE--lt r., b.. h--w. h.; elect
lot zhxils; room for garage. s1s,soo.
18th ST. N. Es--e r. e b.; h.-w. h.; $3.50;
nswiy pepered; porches; $3.50 cash
cRITTlsNDEN SIT r. d b.; sleepins
porch; h-w. b. elect; garage; Sia,beo.
( h--w. h.. elect fla.sbot 5000 cash
CLARENCE #. WEIGH,
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MADAME JEANNETTE
MADAM ALLEN

cLAIRvorANT AND PALMr8r,
Tei 9Th st. N. w. fcor. 9th and dr.
0uarantess TO rsad your entire nfs-pass
business, love, health and family sffstrs
rAs sd and sso sntitiss yoa to 81 Reading
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MADAME SELIA
6Oc:

WEyptfAn Palmt1f and Medium.
Gives true advice In busSns~s love. hoaith.
and fkmily anairS; tslls the name OF future
husband or wife and how TO win ths one
lily troubles; tells what business Is iuckisst
for you ard how TO gain success In any
thing you take In band ~ you are having
shs can help you. Phsv Franklin a1s-J.
special readings. 50 cents. su fth st NJ. W..
paxt % Exs Il Qp. AcCrnr1.s lec story. .
MADAME PARKER,
Noted cieirvoyant and medium: true sdvice
on love- health. business ana family arairs:
tells when and whom you wan msrry; how
20 be successful In life; satisfaction or no
charges. i1i1 y st N. W.. bst. 18th and isth
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McKEEvER AND GOSS.

Members Of the Washington Real Estate Board.
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sIo. Io.sss-powNTowN n. W.
ren-room house just OF Isth
street near the Chastiston, medsrn
bath electric lights; hot-Air hsst:
lot 2ixs0 TO wide alley: space for
double garage; bsa proposition IN
this section for sio.seo to quick
buyer.
McKErvHR . ooss.
l<es Eye Street. Main <1sS.
Si1.Tge--cHBvr CHASE. ID. O.
Brick Nhouss. seven rooms and two
baths In excellent condition., hot
water heat. electricity and garage.
this 10 a real home.
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MADAM yAsHTI,

MADAM vASHTT.
PAbMIsT AND Cr.AIRvofAer.
ESPECIAL READrNGS-5Oo
Tslis you anything yoa wish to knew
yosr lock. love busisssss heaith and lam
iiy snairs Readings Drfvats Daily ara
enndAx,- III 9TH eA n ". lnsey Alalsel
MADAM D'ASHMAN
Crystal oaxer and Card Reader Tells
love. helps you 10 sucossA rrsnk saI
Daily. Sundays, ST -T .t1
733 19th St. N, w.
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can be secured by stating What rcu ~.rs
in . Times want Ad rnons n 10 Msip
srs. mi Il .ss Sm vin s ssss " ~,s ss 81 r: :
r1Agkl
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UIV IAtff Dt. ANs w
A Few Doors from # Street

SOC LET MADAM ROYAL SOC
Egyptian psimist give you the secret OF
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Of your troubles How to overcome them.
Name of whom you win marry and when.
Removes evil tnnusnee. % readinaa with
I'D. soc ses 9th st. N. W.. bet. i and New
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MADAM MAVIS

The hess csnhT AZ" EoarTias oIfsSn' F'is sAEzrsr.
gives nsmes dates snd facts known only
to yourssif: advice on business. love. luck.
ssy,sins ps4t.in,as snd 70 yor f:s ed
happinesa Don't fail 10 consult this
wonderful Egyptian You Ntii nnd true
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-20
Pin Money. Ideas;
 Color Shop Is
 Scheme Of Girl

Pin money ideas appear in the most unexpected ways.
 One young girl started a "color shop" in small city-the idea hay ing come to her because the pink roses on her hat were faded-and the business is growing every month.
 She knew the faded roses were too good to thyow away, so she brushed them we'll and then painted them a soft rose pink with water color paints
 The experiment proved so success full, she thought why not freshen gowns. gloves. ribbons. etc? The things that cannot be freshened with water colors, she dyes.
 She hung up a modest sign in her fathers shop: and patrons began bringing their artificial flowers for her to paint and their waists. blouses. gowns. etc. to be dyed.
 She uses the best dyes. these being .direct salt dyes for cotton and linen