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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-04

Guvernorul statului Ohio nu-
NIT pc John p. Dempsey de sef-
judecator in 'ldcd} itfi MtGarfhon
care fost slit "a "'demisioneze
din postul sau in urma procesului
in legatura ell asasinarea lui
kagy. Dempsey care All $ a rein
tors din Columbus nn va lua pos
tut in primire. de cit in xiua de
Luni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-04

Cind un ipocrit reuseste sd in
sele pc un alt ipocrit multumeste
lui Dumnezcu ca drcptul triumfil
invariabil.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-04
ga descoperit un mare complot
anarhist.

S'a descoperit un mare complot
anarhist.
Fri S au arestat opt oameni
carl au apartinut unei organiza-
tii anarhiste care avea de gind
si asasineze cetateni de frllnte
|fdin Cleveland 81 sa dea Ibomba la
edificiile cele mai de frunte in
Cleveland.
- Arestarile au facut abba Mar
tia trecuta, dar cercetarile Sc fac
deja mai mutt de doua luni. Gel
opt oameni prinsi in casa de sub
Mr.. II Schaeffer Str, stunt deja
in temnita judetului. In casa lor
'au pus dictagrafe, asa cd tot sd
site ce s'a vorbit de trei sapta-
mani incoace.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-04
Wilson advooa&.

Wilson advocat.
Washington, 3 Martie. - All
s'a anuntat oficios prin buletinul
urmator, cd Wilson va continua
advocatura in toyarasie Gu secre-
tarul de stat Colby: ''Presedin.
tele Wilson a annntat All Cd dupA
4 Martie va practica advocatura
in tovarayie Gu fostul secretar de
stat Colby. Firma va avea doua
biurouri: unlll IN New York, lar
celalalt in Washington"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-04
omor d sinuoidsre.

omor d sinucidsre.
Cincinnati. POlitia aflat
All eadavrele lui Ernest Read. 40
ami 81 Ruth Nelson, % ami. In
mana lui Read era = revolver si
s'a dovedit cd q oinorat mai main
te pc Ruth Nelson, spoi : a sinu.
els. Barbatul D-nei Nelson a mu-
rit inainte GU sapt1anfna.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-11
ITALY To START
LARGE PROGRAM
OF PUBLIC WORK
Plans to Relieve Depression In
Industry BY Renting Ex-
cess Profits Tax.
ny Universal Service.


An optimistic note 10 struck In a re-
port on the condition Of Italian trade
and industry. received through diplo.
matte channels from Rome yesterday.
The report says:
The rationing Of food and with 1t
the government food bureau II at an
end: freedom Of business in foreign
exchange ID resumed; the grain trade
n once more in private hands. The
control of exports and imports IL
practically limited to the regulation OF
imported dye-stuffs.
Az q measure OF relief from the
acute industrial depression and un-
employment. the report continues. the
government will not claim from Indus
try 100 per cent of excess war profits.
This tax will be enforced 30 as to take
into due account the existing situa'
ton.
SIT Ii especially the desire Of the
government" the report asserts. ito
do nothing that would discourage the
investment Of foreign capital In Italian
industries"
A new policy designed to aid in re-
lieving the unemployment situation
has been determined upon by the gov
eminent. Instead of further under
taking individual aid by unemploy-
mont doles. q great program Of public
works construction will be launched.
The iron and steel industry has
been the hardest hit by the business
depression. Unemployment also has
increased considerably in the engin-
eering trade. Many Of the smaller
works have closed down, while others
are running reduced staffs and on
short time. Conditions IN the textile
industry are said to be stationary.
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TWO men SLAIN
bYCAR Thieves,
POLICE BELIEVE
Finding Of Second Body Adds
New Phase to Chicago Hand
cuff Mystery.
By International News Service.

CHICAGO, Sept. 10. - Chicago's
"handcuff murder mystery" became q
puzzIing double murder this afternoon
when the body Of Carl Austmus. an
automobile salesman, was found in q
shed in the rear OF the home OF Har-
vey Church, chief suspect IN the case.
Friend Of Other Victim.
Ausmus was the companion of Der.
nard j. Daugherty, Packard automo-
bile salesman, whose body was found.
handcuffed and mutilated. In the Des
Plaines river yesterday.
Church, the suspected slayer OF
Daugherty and Ausmus. was expect
ed here late today. following his ar.
rest at Adams. Wis.,
Finding OF the body Of Ausmus In
q garage strengthened the police
theory that he and Daugherty were
the victims of automobile thieves.
Church was arrested at Adams
when he drove into the town. accom-.
panied by his mother, In Packard
automobile which he Ia said to have
purchased from Daugherty.
The arrest Of Church was ordered
after the police had obtained evidence
that Daugherty was slain In the base
ment OF Church's home. The blood
stained hats Of Daugherty and Aus
mus were FOUND there, togetner WIN
q bloody baseball bat. a bloody ham.
mer. and bloodstained newspapers and
clothing. ....
Left for Bank.
Daugherty and Ausmus left the
Packard agency Thursday morning
to deliver the car to Church. Church
In said to have made efforts to induce
Daugherty to leave Ausmus behind.
Half an hour after leaving the agency
Daugherty teiephoned that payment
was to be made at the Madison ana
Kedzie State bank. and q chauffeur
was sent to bring Daugherty and
Ausmus or Church.
They appeared at the bank and the
first two never have been seen alive
since. 1t later was learned that
Church had no account at the bank.
but that his pother had small sum
on deposit.
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JOHN F. DoNoHoE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Avenue s. e.
PRICE $3.50.

PRICE $3.50.
d st. 8. T.. near the corner Of
18th Ut. 4 six-room. modern. colonial
house. Immediate possession Terms
PRICE $3.50.
18th Ut. N. e.. near North Carolina
ave. A six-room. modern. brick
house in good condition. Offered to
close an estate. Possession within .
short while and reasonable terms ao-
copied
PRICE $500.
B Ut. 8. d. between eth and bth
sts. A six-room, brick house. Con-
venient nsighborhood- With . small
expenditure this house can be made
into . very comfortable home. Terms.
PRICE $4,000.
Good Hope I'd. Anacostiai. near
Minnesota ave. A Substantially built
six-room house, with q lot 80 feet
front by 200 feet deep. A small farm
in the city. Offered to close an estate
and bargain.
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CRAVEN
WHEN STEALTHY
'G|NKS' STALK
They're the Only Things That
Scare a Cop and Disturb
His Sleep.
. Ware the GInksr'

Speeding through the network Of
underground wireless which charao-
terizes every big town" police de-
partment, this terse message II OF
supreme importance TO the hundreds
of Washington policemen patroling
their lonely beats In the still hours
of the night
What and who are the ''Ginks7"
Ask Any Cop.
Ask any policeman. veteran or
rookie. He will glance furtively
about him, and in q hoarse whisper
give the inquisitor az he be suffici-
emily on the '.inside'D an ''earfur' Of
the methods employed by the most
mysterious attaches Of the police de.
partment.
The "Ginks" rarely work In the
daytime. They prefer to snoop about
Of dawn. And woe betide the erriug
cop who falls into the clutches OF
these might hawks~
Washington boasts Of four "Ginlts.s
That Is, the heads Of the police de-
partment do the boasting. The blue
coats themselves hang their heads
whenever the name IL mentioned For
the "gink" is nothing more than Q
police spy. prowling about seeking
the bobby" who takes q bit Of .
nap on his beat. or IL otherwise dere.
lict in the performance Of his duty.
Take. for example. Policeman x.
He has gone on duty at midnight.
Along about in the morning.
silence can almost be felt. The taxis
have about called 1t a day, and the
"seagoings hacks" have long since
sought the snug confines Of the
livery stables.
Policeman X rests against q con-
venient porch railing and before he
knows II drops off,,
Hey. you, wot's yer number?"
Means Trip TO Front"
The raucous voice wakens the
slumberer and he Ia at attention"
Immediately. The number L. given,
albeit unwtllingly,' and Policeman x
knows he Is due to go to "the front"
on the morning.
A "Gink" has caught him nap
ping.
Thus. II is seen, the 'Ginks" are
not very popular among the uni
formed members of the force
In Washington the "Ginks" rank
as neutenants, but when night falls
over the National Capital. their posi-
ton Is elevated to the rank of in
spector. They have no specific
beat" They have the whole city
TO roam over.
It would seem . prodigiops task
for four men to keep tabs lon 85S
members of the force, but they do
it-and do II darned well. In the
opinion Of the cops.
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PRICE $4,000.

PklCE $lo,uOU.
Corner of 13th and Madison sts n
,two-story; modern dwelling; con-
tanning seven rooms: electric light;
modern heat; two servants rooms;
lot 90 by 90; an abundance OF shade
and shrubbery, Reasonable terms and
immediate possession.
PRICE $1,000.
9Th ct. o. E.. 100 feet from East Cap
ftoi ct. A substantially built, eight
room (four rooms on 4 fioor) modern.
press brick. bay window house; cellar:
modern heat; one Of the best CON-
structed houses In the eastern section
z Of the city. Good frontage. Sold to
close an estate. Accommodating terms
arranged 81.
PRICE $6,350.
"A Florida ave. N. T.. between 7th ana
ttn SITS. A six-room, modern. colonial
heuss With osilsr: modern heating
plant In first-ciass condition Pos
1ession October ]. Reasonable terms.
PRICE $4,000.
An eight-room, modern, colonial
house: cellar; hot-water heat; lot 7Sx
IFS. One OF the best constructed
houses In the southeastern section OF
, The city. Reasonable terms. Possession
October 1.
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EASTERN ROADS
SLASH RATE ON
SANDANDSTONE
Cut Will Tend to Boom Building,
- Is REPRESENTATION
Approves. \
ny International News Service.


The Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion today approved the. application
Of Eastern carriers for substantial
rate reductions on sand, gravel and
crushed stone applicable on inter.
state traffic between practically all
points in trunk line territory, In
Guiding Pennsylvania, New Jersey.
Delaware, and portions Of West Str-
giria and Virginia
It is expected that this reduction
will be an important factor in boom
ing the building industry.
The reductions BECOME effective on
October /.
1.-THE basis to be employed" said
the decision. Gin constituting new
rates Is Is per cent higher than rates
in effect to the general increase Of
August, 1890. thus substituting q IS
per cent increase for Q 20 per ,csnt
Increase" indicating net reduction
Of rs per cent in existing rates.
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SOS, 200. =
CHEVY CHASE. =.
Attractive suburban residence OF II
rooms and . baths. Brick construotion.
slate roof Garage for cars Lot SoxiSo;
Terms can be arranged. IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION.
$22, 800.
ON THE HEIGHTS.
Near 18th ct. semi-dstached BRICK
rssidenoe; contains IL, rooms. . oaths;
heated By hot water. Garage. Lot -
feet wide. Owner occupant
$4,000.
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE.
"A most unusual bungaiow.type nome
Contains . rooms and baths Heated
by hot water. Double garage wonder
fui trees and hedge. Lot sbxl2s.
$4,000.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c..
Naval officer leaving the city offers his
attractive home; contains Q rooms ana
baths. sleeping porch. Looted vest OF
$10,500. E..H
KILBOURNE ST, NEAR 18TH ST.
One Of those home on the north side Of
Kiibourns ST.: containing 8 rooms and
bath. Heated by hot water. Will give
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
= WIN. II. SAU.
1893 x st. N. W.
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$1o,600.
18th STREET EXTENDED.
Modern home. containing . rooms and
bath, sleeping and breakfast porches.
Metal garage. IMMEDuTE PossEs-
$3.50.
DETACHED RESIDENCE.
Half square OF ltth st. cars.i contains
Q rooms and bath. Lot SoxiTo Attrae-
$1,000.
MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N. z. j.
Attractive home, containing rooms and
bath. Heated by hot water. Exceiient
location NOW VACANT.
$4,000.
RIVERDALE, MD.
one Of the prsttisst homes In this sub
division. Cioss to the Baltimore pike
containing . rooms. and bath. Heated By
hot water; electric lights. oak floors;
double garage; fine shrubbsry. Lot 13ox
300. Facing two streets. Very attractive
farms. -... ..... -
COLORED PURCHASER.
i1-story brick residence, located on Flor
ida ave-, between 18th and 18th SITS, N. W.
8 rooms. Easy terms.
NDERs & CO.,
Phones Main 1o16-17.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

~ IS YOUR RENT TO BE RAISED!
M vhy mot investigate our Offering Of what believe
20 be the best value in that has been put on tne
market Location design and appointment of the best
and bath ............... So,Voo
Il rooms, bath and garage. So,Soo
rooms, bath and garage (corners) :$7,ooo pigs. p
10 ALREADY SOLD ~
LocationBetween and Sd and Bryant and Adams sts
NJ E. (just north Of Rhode Island ave.
Open every day until p. for inspection.
Sample house, zoe Bryant st. N E.
.s5- rs HARRY wARDMAN
re 1880 st. N. w.
Main 4190
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PARKvIEw-$5,500.
house OF : rooms. bath: .modsPn heat
Ing plant; very large back yard to
paved alley; room for Garage; house
u In excellent condition; can BE- pur-
chased on terms easier than rent; $50
. month
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
: Desirable location: beautiful s-roonn
residence u bedrooms), bath: modern
cleo lights. garage; house 10 In az
cellent condition; newly papered and
painted; concrete rear porch; parauet
fioorsi Pittsburgh heater: attractive
terms-
pARKVIEW-$7,000.
Here 10 . splendid bargain; brick ana
pebbie-dashi contains 9 large rooms
and bath; strictly modern; metal "a.
rage; house II in excellent condition :
newly papered and painted; oak floors
on first floor; terms can be nicely
arranged
FOR INSPECTION AND FUR
WILLIAM
Res
Phone Main 90.
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE


II looking for sububan home In
nearby Virginia, with all modern con
veniences, 10 minutes from city the
bargains offered here will interest
you: lti
MAYWOOD-$5,800.
weli-built s-room semi-bungaiow, not'
water heat. gas. electricity, open nTepsos
large living room. dining room. htenen,
pantry, front and rear porches on urs,
floor; large bedrooms. large patn snu
spacious hall on second floor; an unusual
buy for someone demanding maximum
value at minimum price; 1900 10 si'soV
cash; balance easy.
CHERRYDALE-$5,600.
New S-room bungalow; nicely arranged
electricity, furnace; large lot small cAsn
payment and convsnient terms.
NEAR CLARENDoN--$5,25o
Pretty little bungalow Of 5 rooms, bath
sas, electricity; lot l36xt37; garden
grapes; IDEAL home for small family with
children; $1,000 cash. balance moderats
monthly payments. .t
R. D. MACPHERSON CO..
73l 18th st. Main 1895
ANYTHING YOU WANT IN
VIRGINIA. .
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JOHN F. DoNoHoE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Avenue S. E.
McKEEvER & GOSS

- McKEEvER GoSS
i4o5 Eye St Realtors Main I752
NEW HOUSES. BUILT SMALL
At 9Th AND UPsHUR sTs.-oNLY CORNER HOUSE LEFT
-.a.E..s Rough brick; Swell proportioned
= hall.
Concrete porch, sleeping
and service porches.
cellar under house:
servants toilet; laundry tiled
attic affords ample
. storage
,..|...~ Finished in hardwood: electric
. +. ...... lights; ho-wster heat; modern
.-}.. plumbing fixtures.
Open daily and Sunday till p
McKEEVER & GOSS
laos Eye St. Main 475a
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WASHINGTON TIMES
INSTANT SERVICE
Business Directory


PRINTING q ENGRAVING.
THE CRANE PRINTING co. ns istA O.
YORK ave. ". w. Main 1854
PRTNTEKs . rUBLIsHKnA
coNTlhENTAL PRESS. SonnnsntAi fres'
Bldg. Main llkl,
PHoToesAHHEny sUyrLIEs
club. ~, W..a;. Nn Aass ava n W.
-Er.nklip
POOL ROOM.
J. r. MORRIS, an 30 %. NV. L-leSk:
POULTRY :WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL
sss La. ave. n. w. Frank. 1870.
NEAL EsrATK, LOANS MsunANck-
Cent Bank Bids. TIN . Pa ave Tel
HAHRT = CHEW. sos Cent. TFass sids'
uDlN6, A0zbENiEk -
JOHN T. oHEEs. itss irvins 1t n w
fHErcE HYpfxoBcHooI, seadseE.1 3
we 4. W.; etaes. W. iisii re- l. isssS.
MQoE EEfAmMo.
N Mn a I. .9l 1884 10th St ~ ".
dHXYToN xBoM Inc. wsshllStos EsSi
- Trust Bldg: Main isS. -
HAT syssssSss nsTAls cossANr. -.
lsth o. y: W: Frankiin IlsL
: ThANsEEn 2 sToEAdE: A.,
N. w. N: $500.
SHOE REPAIRINo AND yHnSKns.
MODEL SHOE SHOP. ll37 ltth St N. W.
Tel Frank. kali.
NEW TAX, sl nAnsSAs Co. IA. as. I.
~ W. M..s a. 80
cIARLss =. snATrr. Iis TioFsd. ava
XsyocrXTEp TAXI sEEvicE. psaSss
osEaGs, li0l 7th II N. W, North l1&
ao Ssi,s pA+rr. 1891 ii'A st n ".
WINDOW. VACUUM . GENERAL HOUSE.
CLEANING.
IDEAL WINDOW q VACUUM CLEANING
CO. 1881 Eye Sc: y: W: Main $3.50
NATIoNAL WINDOW . HOUSE cLRAA.
STAR SKIRT Co, Cleaning and Prsssins.
aoaa Itth q. N. w. North Ilsl.
LOUIS NrLowicH. Us llth 81 4 ".
scoenA aRos. ia III D.
sAMUDL NORWOOD. sss 18th o. n ".
GOODMAN. ssi Sc n W Main iisS
MERCHANT tA10h
q y. COLES q son, 1sSb 1th St ~. W.
E,INoN. WT 81 n w sFssElIs
TELEPHONE CoNPANi. =
i;S..s.S s 60. rs i'ss 4 u ": Van
TAmOKTN0. CLEANING. FREssN0 .
]. GOODMAN, 1,li lith d, Y. ". u. laks,
VALET SHOP, Hotel Gordon. u skae
KoBER. TAILOR. iiei - D. u In
rETwoNTHTNr9.Nd Co. M u6skss
q HUT. ,.,l ,.'. !. X v. s'...
Ia FRANcl cLEANINo gHof, sss Oh
et, ~. w. Tel K.anklin ikih
n RAMIR. sac 18th 81 q n Lapeeis
1mssyxSwrxrurmHdur-
As n y: Ss1ssehs oas1s. rs ii. 81
,.. ss s n: II H = e. I. {.
TOILET FnEPARATI0Ns-
nS e.. IssS & Mi " " srrciAIrIns H,a
O. n NEwMAS. isss You q n ".
-Phen. North isi4i
grHoSJIss!TE,s ri . cArfgsrEs wo.x.
I.xr, , ,yFDIEf,'I;AfkM .5..,,,.,,. A.
Lincoln ii,. ~
coLoRED UNDElIAKERs AND
JOHN y. THOMPSON. 1895 II a. ~ =
coRNIiL wall PAPER Co. ne isss
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SAVES SELF At CROSSING
BY LEAPIN0 FROM AUTO

CAPE CHARLES. Va. Sept. TO-
q. w. Roberts. q farmer Of Bridge
town, Va. narrowly escaped death
when he jumped from an automobile
In which he was riding just o. It was
about to be struck by an express train
at a crossing Just south Of Birdsnest.
Roberts was driving at a high speed
and did not see the train approaching
until he had passed half way over the
tracks. Realizing that he could not
stop the. car in time to avoid an acct.
dent. he leaped from the machine with
the motor still running. A second
later II was struck by the engine.
hurled into the air And demolished.
Roberts was uninjured.
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CLAIRy0YANTS
Lieswsed by the District Q, Coinn.

LiceNsed by the District Q, CoLnnt0td
PROF. BELMONT
Noted Ciairvoyant and Palmist, can read
your life BY the lines In your palm. which
are the record Of your life Being grsd-
Wond srfui riff Of second sight enables him
70 Iift the veil OF mystery and reveal 70
you important matters OF your future NE.
Gives advice on everything pertaining 70
influence with your associates. Prof. Bel
mont 10 q Psychologist Of World Renown.
Readings. 81. ls1s New York ave- NV"
PROF. MARCUS LA MAR
FOR YEARS wAsHINGToN'S FAVOR
Human Destiny Of the present age. Spirit
ual Medium In class distinctly alone.
Prof. La Mar has brought about more
and sorrow than any medium In America.
ne succeed: sy nnr In sSs %S;s saiS.
have failed. Gives full names. facts. never
failing help and advice on love affairs,
question, tells you exactly what you called
for. accepting no fee unless perfect salts
tsetion = Eiyen. H0arss 70 to P. m. daily
q. All are welcome.
RIZPAH ELDON.
wide reputation. Tells about your personal
and business affairs as never told before.
scS a:1 s. W., i H ,,ts 81 NV
MADAME PARKER.
Gifted cIairvoyant and medium. gives true
ss sSs tsIi. the name Of your futur.
husband or wife. What to DO TO be sue
s ssti.f.etion o. NO es.Tss lsIi Il NV:
MADAME JEANETTE
Gifted Egyptian clairvoyant and Palm
list guarantees to read you're 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 nams OF who you will
marry and when. II the one you love 10
true or false. What part OF the country
to be successful in life. BrinEs the sepa.
rated together. removes troubles of all
nature 90 you can win and hold the one
nsIt shubsrt-Gsrrick.
SOC MADAME ALLEN 50c
cI.AIRvoYANT AND PIANIST:
1oI 9Th st. N. w. (cor. 9Th and o..
Guaranteed to read your entire nffe-pas,.
present. and future: gives true advice on
business. love. health. and family affairs
This ad and Soc entities you to - reading.
MADAM D'ASHMAN
Wa9niuktone HteAtee ana genuine
ciairvoyant. crystal Easer and card read
or. Advice on all troubles. Daily, sun
days. 81. Phone Frank sA.
7ss 18TH ST. N. W. .
50c NINE. BELLE, 50c
Egyptian palmist. gives true advice In
business. love, health and family affairs
Confidential readings daily. 10 O. m. = D. m
ii3< 7th st. NV, between l. and NJ. Z.
- MADAME VASHT1.
Pianist and clairvoyant; gives advice
on all affairs OF life. TELLS your inner
most affairs" Readings daily ana Sun
day. 727 9th st., near Rislto.
MRS. JANE B. COATES
l7o4 Kiibourne Pr N. W.
Spiritual readings. daily by appointment
only, Phone Col. sis7.
MRS. J. y. MALTBY-Daily readinEa 81
Per half hour. SIT 10th ct. N. E. Tele-
phone Lincoln Bsti
RINALDI
Mrs. r. RinaldL Spiritual readings daily
Phone Main 676b.
|CHAnRhIM
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FARMS FOR SALE

FARMS FOR SALE
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
General msrchsndise and so-acrs farm
on macadam road, miles off District line
IN Maryland. Owner. going South, will
saorifics for quick sale and very easy terms.
stock fixtures. furniture. COWS. chickens
sriy handled will clean . net profit Of
sio.see Q year. Our price for quick sale v
WILDMAN & CO.,
eth ana n sc. N. w. Phone Frank. sos.
$50 cash and IS monthly, without Interest.
} buys 10 acres 1T Fruithurst. Ala; make
IDEAL homs; lies we'll; productive, high,
hsaithfui, no negroes; price, t2oo. Write
-. p. Cheuyront, owner, Helm, Ala
wanted
WANTED-smail farmi state price and
pArticulars; In exchange for 7-room
modern Hyattsvilie home; near cars. BOX
1f1, Times office.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR sALE
HovfNo PICTURE THEATER AND
fAnoE STORE. VACANT. on A HioH-
CLASS BUeINEss STREET. TWO APART
HENTa ONE VACANT. ACT AT ONCE
HOME REALTY CO.,
1sei o. ave. =. w Col: ssis.w. .
REAL ESTATE LOANS
sSrSf 70 L 70. s, , :. ., $50. a
sranssetiens eenauete6 vtth seeaenAaai
80. 49,, siIsssS n Az soA I.
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; PROF. MARCUS la MAR
RIZPAH ELDON.

Spiritual medium and clairvoyant OF
wide reputation. Tells about your personal
Rsadings daily. Over Pocahontas Candy
Shop Main 1928. 1913 1tth ct. NV.
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STEAMSHIPS.
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NEW YORK TO EUROPE
Sailings from Pier ~, SIth St. N. r
s. S. Geo. Washington and Amor.
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accepted.
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MADAME PARKER.

GIFTED clairvoyant and medium, gives true
affairs. TELLS the name of your future
husband or wife. What to do to be sue
csssful IN life Removes evil influences
satisfaction or NO charge. 1911 = st. NV
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WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS, Realtor.

&&&<<~&4 ~ AsooAeVks
BRoOKLAND-s7,2 ESQ.
| HSssgtiful detached house. being saeri-
ficed for quick sale; rooms a bed
rooms) aud bath: on q lot looxiso \:
shade trees. fruit trees. beautiful lawn
garden and chicken house; iarre front
porch and double rear porches; phone
us for appointment before it In too
| o.. late: attractive terms.
PARKVIEW-$7,00 900.
| Exeellentiy located s-rocm br1eSr
house; positively the best value ever
otfered In this section; has INV. h..
cleo. lights: lot 200 Il. deer 10 siiey
garage space: house II In Al oondi.
ton newly papered throughout: a..
IDEAL NORTHEAST SECTION
$500.
Here is . splendid bsrsaiu; pnodsrn
home OF rooms and bath; cleo urhts
double rear porches. concrete front
! chased on very good terms.
TIER PARTICULARS CALL
J. PHILLIPS.
ltor.
1909 New York Ave. N. w.