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BIRTHS.
White

Nhlte.
Edgar and Margaret MrGsuiy. boy.
Ferdinand J and Title NJ Nuirh. EI-l
Robert and Berths Wesd"u Eir.
Ossle W. and Asry /. Go0dl"". hoy
Joseph and Sarah Ornstclu. hog
Frederick J sDd Mamie b No lure b"r
Joseph A and Agnes Bcsrh. gIr
Phillip and Dora Aruu~nn. boy and Ftr.
tWins.l
Henry u and Addie I Royntor hoy.
Charles Z and Nellie g MARI. ElrI
Ryruu and Virginia Austin. Elr.
Thomas = jr and MarCuorlrn lU-7 by
Carl G.. and Minnie " WFlf"rtH. slr.
Charles z and Linisn Scuy boy.
Reginald : and l'ul llts hss>rDs I'm. boy
RaIrh n and Mabel r Drumm0n1. Eifl
George Mo- and ksthryu T. Cain. Clyl
Louis C. and EsteIs N Muller girl
Con>tzntinos and AunE Lymhnrcpl"s boz
Samuel and Rosie Alpher. boy
Willard T. aud Sarah 2 MinErd. boy
CLYDE 2 and Lois Weaver. boy
Turner A. and Med0Ta Dpis0n bnl
John c and Marian X johnson. toy
George 7 and Ida L. Iavcnncr. boy.
Martin r. and Jane L Grub"r. girl.
Harlan and Adelaide Frey, girl
Meason e. and Pearl J Barklcy. boy
Marshall B. and EduE n steele boy,
Samuel and Elsie kirhy. boy
Thomas J and MARY J. Finley E.-l
RAYMOND X aud Alma Hooper. boy.
Daniel A and Mabel Hurd IN!
Eugene NJ and Nan c. Cook. girl.
George {. and Beatrice Rice. hoy.
Paul and Dora IeErlman. boy
Colored.
JeSsl and Elizabeth paEC boy.
James q and Mamie Swami. girl.
Elridge W and Mary Kaynes. glTl.
lanes and AndOisey Brown. girl
Robert and Amy johnson. gIrl-
Frank and Gladys Washing ton. 6ny.
Peter Il and Mary l. saunders boy
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WHAT'S GOING ON, TO-DAY

Business women'B dinner al Y. W.
c. A, at p. m.
Lecture on The Lure OF Rock
Creek Park" by Dr. p. Lamson-
SCribner. under auspices Of the
Wild Flower Preservation Society
OF America, in Wilson Normal
School. at s p. m
Lecture by the Spanish American
AtheneUm at Thomson Community
Center, at p. m.
Address by W. c. Hanson at
Women's City Club, at p m.
Lecture by Rev Dinendorfer in
Hamline N. r. Church.
''Santo Domingo" will be the sub
jcCt OF talk TO be given to mem
bers OF the Spanish American
Atheneum by n Il. Dsrton. Of the
United States Geological Survey, at
the Thomson School at sac ?. m.
AmuseneHts.
POlrs-"Wsy Down Last"
Nationsl-"GirI in the Spotlight
Gayety-"JingIe JangIe-"
b T. Keith'sTVsudevilIe
Strand-VaudeviIle.
CosmOS-Eaudeville
Metropolitan-Jamcs Oliver Cur
woods 'Isobel"
Columbia-'The Inside OF the
Cup" by Winston Churchill
! PaIace-May Allison in The Mar
/ riage Of William AShe."
/ RialtO-Bebe Daniels in She
Couldn't Help It"
Garden-Mshlon Hamilton and
Betty Blythe in The Trusnt HUs-
band"
Knickerbocker - PoIs NeEri in
| Passion"
CrandslIs Norma TslmadEe In
The Forbidden City"
| Criter.Cn-'Thc SAGE Hen"
I Empress-"Up in Mary's Attic
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WINDOW sFADEs.
Best quality Of lGOod quality opaque
opaque hung htteo 70 your
free ..... IS wiDdSs ......... 81
We call with samples. Ph. Line. sTe.
KLEEBLATT'S lls7 sTs' ASp NJ q
1854
WRECKING a BUILDING.
WE WRECK ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS
A. R. THOMPSON. 1887 ct. -.
iuZs-suh wed .fri-t-
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MADAM BELL

Egyptian palmist, gives free advice in
business, health and family affairs; tells
who and when you'll marry: how to avoid
bad luck and trouble. Readings daily, 10
a. m to S p. m. Gail and be convinced
ll24 7th st. NV. between and VI. :@
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. WASH
ingtun. n {. February .. 1921. Sealed
proposals will NJ received at this oni""
Room JGq until = o'clOCk r. IN. February
= 1921 for furnishing and delivering paPer,
writing and drawing. for use in public
<.hool~ Sppcihra tiuns and forms Of pro
ro>aI NAV be had upon application to the
Purchasing Officer. Room 32n. District
building J IHllNAN HENbhll
CHARLES W KUTZ MABEL 7. BOARD
MAN. Commissioners. n. {. 2l52
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New Hampshire Ave. and ) st.
Attractive three-story brIck and stone
dwelling. containing 10 rooms and bathS
bot. water heat: electric lights. big bar
gain at Sl2 800. Occupied BY owner
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
In Richmond Park.

Detached frame dwelling. containing :
rooms. reception hall and bath: sleeping
porch and front porch heated by hot water
and lighted by electricity; newly paPered;
oak floors on hrst ioor; oak stairway. Va
can't; Price. Ss.5OO. Cash. s.. JoO. The lot
is 4OIlJO feet Paved alley.
\. H. Avenue. Near Park Road.
An attractive tws-story semi detached
brick dwelling: ideal arrangement; -FOUR
rooms on each floor: porches front and rear;
hot water heat: electric lights; recently re-
decorated and in good repair.
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MADAME JEANETTE

Gifted Egyptian ClsIryoyRnt and Palmist,
guarantees to read your entire life. past.
present and future. She asks no questions
but will tell you what you want to know.
giving names dates and facts on business
matters, love. health and family affairs
Tells the pane OF who you will marry and
brings the separated together. removes troU-
bles of all nature you win and hold
the one you love. Special readings, 81. 626
F St NV. between 9th and 7th, merit to
Shubert-Garrick. l42S
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MADAM MANIS

Have Your Hand Read BY
THE GREAT EGYPTIAN PALMIST.
Tells your past, present and future; gives
names. dates and facts known only to your
self; advice on business. love. luck, court
ship. marriage aud divorces; in fact any
thing pertaining to your welfare and happi-
ness Don't fail TO consult this wonderful
Egyptiar You will fnd true help.
So 14TH ST. n. W. BET. Il 4 sTs.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

l@O5 18th ST NW.-FTRNISHED ROOM
for gentleman only. Phone Franklin
52S3. 2-l@2
TWO SINGLE ROOMS. LHK IF De
sired. ll35 9th Il. NV. 2-l2l
l75l KILBOIRNE FL. y. W.-LARGE.
clean. weII-lightrd room; one block to car,
SIS. Tel. Col. 6T7-J. 2-73
TWO SINGLE ROOMS SI5 EACH PER
month; Ink. If desired. lI35 9th st. NV.
9-JS
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OUR LATEST LISTINGS

Park Pl.. near Soldiers Home Gate,
Colonial front brick dwelling. containing
rooms and bath: hot-water beat. elecNrlc
lights; large front porch. Low price iOf
quick sale Owner occupant
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DEATHS.

White,
Frank Brown, 50 year. St EhEAhe'n
Hospital
Charles Rarnes 90 EmerEen,y H"~Nt
EmcIie Clarke 81. 1905 GaIlHun 1t nv
Mary A. FARRELL 90. Providence horr"
Theodore WADE -. s5i7 Pa HVe ~
Carrie 4. Murphy U5. 40 9Th II NJ"
Anne D. MCCurthy. So 1912 d -. NJ
Allen L. Feather ~. 49, Ind ~ nv.
George. Tur,i. -. Walter Reed H">n'
oscar J PeII. month l2Ss a. 81 -
Colored,
Amanda Roldcn. -. Sl6 18Th 81 nv
James II steele. O.. l0l5 y ] ave ~
Iobp A. IaCEn. 20, 1910 s Car. Az" -
JoscDb n Davis J. Freedmen HOspt
Joseph q savoy. ~ dEys. l2Ss c Ft. se-
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MANIFESTATIONS.


FEMALE
MANDOLIN Pupils WANTED. 16 7 ST.
ne. or phene n. 7SO6-w. 2-'s
Young COLORED GIRL WISHES LIGHT
homework Call S2i I st. So. l-7l4
ELDERLY LADY DESIRES POSITION AS
companion or can assist in light work
BON 4"9-C. Herald Office. l-7a3
MIDDLE AGE LADY WITH COLLEGE
education would like to have part time
employment entertaining invalid. BON
595-C, Herald Ot1ice. l-0O6
POSITION AS DESK CLERK IN HOTEL
or club; college education: experienced:
- years Of age; references; former service
man. BOX Sc, Herald office. 2-5
sOLOIsT-A wELL-TRAINED CONTRAL-
to singer. new in city. desires a paying
church position or solo work: trials gladly
given. Address Mrs. II. H WILLES, 1888
Kramer place ne. Lincoln 1901. 2-24
PLAIN SEWING AND MENDING. CALL
North 696S. %
GIRL WANTS DAY WORK OR WASHES
to take lone. 1919 4th st. NV. Second
WANTED--EYENING CLERICAL WORK,
or all cay Saturday. BOX 4T4-C, Her
aid office. 1913
: NEAT COLORED WOMAN WANTS A
job as cook in a private family or .
boarding house. Address 1925 27th St NV.
Ill
YOUNG WOMAN Or EDUCATION AND
refinement will care for small children Of
employed mothers during the day; kinder
garden Instruction; wholesome lunch; s. pei
week APT. A. 1907 W st. NV. l-l6
| NEAT COLORED WOMAN WANTS A
job as lsundress; by the week or bring II
home. Address 1928 27th st. NV. l-1S
A WOMAN WANTS DAYS WORK CLEAN
ing; good worker. Address 1928 9th st.
NV. 1-l2
CASHIER; LADY OF EDUCATION AND
experience desires position as cashier OF
clerical work. Address BOX 3Ss-C, Herald
| office. LASS
| EXPERIENCED RELIABLE NURSE SET
| tied woman will take charge Of child ol
invalid references. Address 1923 Riggi
| St l-I6O
HOT SEkEEPER, 4S YEARS RELIABLE
no washing or scrubbiuE; $50 room anC
meals BOX 400, Herald office. 1-73l
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,nr-vG MAN WISHES POSITION OF ANY
LInI Adlress BOX 44O-C, Herald nnIce.
rnr.\,, MAN WOULD LIKE POSITION As
barber. foreman or any kind OF WorA.
sOX 445-C. Herald office. --l'o
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FINE NEW GROOM HOUSE. SEVEN
miles from White House; splendid road a;
made trees hath. electric Hight, garage,
etc best house in community. Easy terms
OWNER Phone Frk. 3Ol before or after 6.
l-7IJ
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
1850.

On 18th street; a good Groom and oath
brirk house, with hot-wster heat and elrc
tricity: large lot. with garage; rents I"'
S73 per month; excellent Investment
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PERSONAL.


WORKINGMEN-LAST RACE WAS A
winning effort but got there with both
feet and value sweet on new corduroy
pants. s.; also Sunday pants. 81 up; some
for less: slightly used oyercoats, s. up are
selling fast and poorer men buy them; ladies
furs, 81 up. JUSTH's OLD STAND, 619 D.
.-l57
''MOONsHADE." THE SONG BEAUTIFUL,
on sale at all music counters, l0c the
copy. G.. L. JOHNSON, Publisher 9OS 10th
ne. Music composed, arranged and pub
lished. 2-6S
WANTED-FRENCH LADY OR AMERICAN
lady speaking French to join me in bust
ness transaction: widow single.
THOMAS NJ. DUSHANE, B"K 43T, Herald
Office. 292
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
I2 cSnts q line time.
I5Go discount ) or more tbssT tfoj

WILL CALL IN MY UNLETTERED AUTO
mobile, city Or, suburban. and pay you
highest prices for ladies'. gentlemen's chill.
1ren,s discarded clothing. l will :RIl Z.
RICE. 1882 Tth st. Ew. North 1855. I2-45O
Used GRAPHOPHONE RECORDS, VIC
tor, Columbia and piano rolls. Bring
them to COL st. NV 2-ll3
VIOLINs WANTED; ANY CONDITION
also banjOs. mandOlins, guitars Write;
will call. BREWER. 2IO A st. Sc 2-l23
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MADAM LENORA

Gifted with second sight, forsees and tells
you anything you wish to know: gives only
truthful and good advice on business, love,
marriage divorce; settles love and family
troubles, removes evil influences. You will
be wiser and happier after seeing her.
SIS 7th ST. BET. y AND 9.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

1903 NEW RE-HANDSOMEIY
furnished; large front room and kitCh-
enrtte. electricity: continuous hot water;
good heat: higE-Clsss locality; reasonable.
2-l26
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WILL YOU SWAP"
re cents line time.
1876 discount 5 VI more fRSErfiOnI.

WILL EXCHANGE IoO-ACRE FARM IN
Virginia: two miles from Chain Bridge;
colonial brick house. twenty rooms. bath.
electricity; all outbmldiug~; suitable for
dairy. farm: will exchange for apartment
house Price $6D 900. 2l5 st. NV. Frank
lin -TO2. @-lj9
ONE PUMP JACK, ONE INCUBATOR, ONE
bruOder for electric churn, or what have
YOU? BON 44SC. Herald office. 2-l5i
1918 MAXWELL TOURING: COMPLETELY
overhaTlAd; will sell or exchange. What
nave you to offer: BON 444-C. Herald Of
fee. 2-144
WILL SWAP MY SI2J DIAMOND RING
for ,tamp collection OF old coins. or
will buy a stamp collection or coins. Phone
Main 6IoS. 2-lO2
SET OF WHITE FON FIR WHAT HAVE
2I3O
HOUSE AND LOT AT RIvERDALE;
value $50 and cash for good Ford
WILSON. 2Ul7 II st. NV. 24l36
NEWSPAPER ROUTE FOR SALE: GOOD
paying investment to party who will de-
vote whole time 10 lis upkeeP. BOX 45l-C.
Herald office. l-S2S
EQUITY IN BEAUTIFUL 3O-ACRE TRACT
ut Great Fails Va. Trade for automobile.
improved property or what have you?
BON 4G7-C Herald office. l-6OJ
CLOSING OUT BISINESS: JOR LOT AUTO
accessories. What have you? 4O1 Nun
spy Hrildirg. l-6OS
WILL TRADE STOCK IN LOCAL SUCCESS
ful business corporation for Seamans Oil
or Miller Train Coutrol stock. What have
you: BOX 3U9-C, Herald office. l2-6O7
20 ACRES OF FINE LAND WITH ALL
necessary outbuildings. and residence on
Rockville Pike. Will trades for business
property or apartment house. What have
your Mr. CAROW. NJ. Gi64, sl5 10Th st. NV.
1-GO2
WILL SWA? EQUITY IN sURURBAS
home site. right alongside Washingt ton
Virginia car line. Tor visible typewriter
auto what have you to oIer? R. s.
ROBERTS. Hatfield. vs. Opposite sta
tion. P. o. address, Fort Myer, Va.
% ACRES IN MISSOURI FREE AND
clear. Interested in property here. Auto
mobile. bonds or iewelry. Also have 2j
shares Pacific Wireless stock. Main 2o37.
1907
WILL EXCHANGE los ANGELES CITY
lot, unincum hered for Washington lot. or
small bungalow. or what have you? BOX
1866 Herald office. 1909
ROAMER. SPORT MODEL. FOR EQUITY
in modern sin room house; free or inCum-
herPd. 81 300 gents diamond ring, Egyptian
setting: also ayahabl" for deal. Address
BON 397-C, Herald office. 2-4S
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LOST

LOST-OIAMOND PLATINUM PIN, sun
day on California st. or Wisconsin ave,
georgetown. or Mt Pleasant car. Large re
ward offered II returned to Mrs. kAUFF-
dAN, 2lJl California st. 2-ll9
.OST-DIAMOND LINK CUFF BTTTON
on way to court from the Woodward Bldg
Return to T. b. FRY. Atty, Woodward
IdE. Reward. BOX 443-C, Herald office
o-I45
IOST-S2O REWARD FOR RETTRN OF
complete contents OF envelope comprising
liberty bond receipts, coupons and money.
BOX 44T-C. Herald office. 2-l4b
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Fire Record.

121S p. m: alarm from BOX lfs;
11IO Fifteenth street northwest:
caused by crossed electric wires
damage, $500.
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ALLAN E WALKER & co, Inc
81, Istb St nv, Phone Main At
oiS i9"' - NV
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RIZPAH ELDON

Worlds Greatest CIsirvoyant PaImIst and
Spirit Medium. Readings daily from 10 a.
N. to p. m. 7Ol 9Th st. NV. cor. @ st.
1881
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ALL CREDITORS OF GEORGE PETRAKIs
on account Of store, 735 9th st. NV, apply
to Octave Bigoness. lawyer, Gil st. NV.
2-l24
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MADAM ZARA.

CIairvoyant and Card Reader. When in
trouble call on me. All questions answered
Satisfaction guaranteed. 1877 y. Capitol st.
2-l56
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NEWSPAPER ROUTE FOR
sale, good paying invest
ment to party who will devote
whole time to it's upkeep. Box
45O-C, Herald Office.
1927
CALL FRY'S EXPRESS
1913 New York ave Phone NJ 645J. Trunks
moved. 5Oc and &c; furniture, 81 per load.
1851
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MADAM FONEDA

Egyptian paImist and clsirvoyant; born
with a double veil. and endowed with q
natural gift to advise you on affairs Of life,
marriage business and LBrpiness. Readings
81 OpSosite Saks 800 7th st NV. 1885
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On Rittcnhousc St.

Attractive new bungalow; rooms. tile
hatn; porchcs front. side and rear; heated
hy hot water and lighted by electricity;
hardwood floors and trim: open fireplace
cement garage under rear porch. Price,
sll 900. which is below actual cost Of con
strUCtiOn.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
AUTO SALES co.
Used Car Clearing House.


1907 14th St. N. W. N. 6568
Come and see the best bargains
in high-grade used cars ever shown
in Washington. The following is
a partial list:
1919 StutZ roadster. 1870 Jackson 5-pass.
1917 Cadillac coupe. 1919 Cole Aero s. L
1919 Haynes roadster. mass. sedan
1918 ApperSOn 1910 cola Ioro c
IHunII' iii' pass. touring
1870 SCripPs touring 1918 National '-nass.
1917 Packard touring. 1919 Chandler 4-psss
1918 Overland sport.
rhummy. l9lS Iole ., touring
1918 Buick 5-pass. 1870 Nash 4pass
1919 Winton 8, sport
7-pass. 1911 haynes touring
And about thirty others. All in
6rst-class shape. Many newly
painted.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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READ COLUMN--ITS INTERESTING .
SPECIAL NOTICE.

WEEKLY TRIPS TO BALTIMORE. sPE-
ciaI rstes. SMITHS TRANSFER AND
STORAGE COMPANY. 1913 You st. NV.
1-6aa
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CEMETERIES.

Fort Lincoln perpetual care Of graves.
Baltimore Boulevard at District Lane.
Offices: SIS 18th 81. nv. Phone y. 474S.
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MISCELLANEOUs.
- We
BUY DIRECT FROM
MANUFACTURERS.

Three piece davenport suite. covered in
2 cd quality tapestry or velour. SIPS. worth
$500; wing chairs and large-~i8e urmchairS,
80 up. UNITED UPHOLSTERY CO.. 62J
. st. nv. 2-l2I
FOR SALE. CHEAP-ELECTRIC STOVE.
$3.50; metrUnOme. 81: electric Xmas
rec lights, $3.50: Hawaiian ,teeI guitar,
$50. Columbia 1873. Pr
NEARLY NEW HUNTINGTON UPRIGHT
piano, mahogany case $3.50 1907 st.
NV 2-l30
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r EMALE.


TELEPHONE OPERATOR. ) YEARS EN.
perisnre. wishes posiu0a- Phone WsS' es
aS. SS
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Best Section OF Georgetown
Heights.

Very attractive three-story pressed hrl'h
residepce containing L. beautiful rooms and
baths. practically every room contains an
open fireplace, nicely arranged for enter
taiuinf; very attractive terms can he ar
ranged and tho ow Nor Will accept re
duced price II immediate sa!' Is inau'
Property is vacant
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE.

MALE.
,or-vE MAN WISHES POSITION OF Any .
kind. AdIre5s BOX 44O-C, Herald "n,Ce'
rnr.<c MAN WOULD LIKE POSITION AS /
b,rber foreman or any kind Of work
Bon 445-C. Herald office --l'o
-WOTLD LIKE A PORTER JOB FOR
mail apartment, or houseman. BON
I39-C. Herald office. -"
UOrID LIKE POSITION As HOUSEMAN
or chaurucr; drive any make ,ar; Nv"
rs,rs' experience BOX 1870, Herald "i
VOTING MAN OF EXPERIENCE WISHES
i+Ion as chauffeur for Ford machine;
,-iyste or commercial Phone North 1881
WITTER- EXPERIENCED; REFERENCES;
roIorsd. BOX 432-C, Herald Onice
ROrSD OFFICE MAN; CORES
-o,Sent: hustler. desires position. BOA
I33LC. Herald ohice.
.VPTTTOUS YOUNG MAN, AGE 81, De
.f-es I good position Of any KIND WIN WIN
,.-.,reneut: reference exchanged. BON
posrTTON AS CARPENTER IN HOTEL
~ enartmrnt house. work Of any kind
" 326 st. NV.
,-T0ST LIABLE MIDDLE-AGED
white man desires .OSltion "t some re-
.-.nr.ibilty; would accept position a. night
Eatcbmau at bank or OulIulns' I'CI COO 20
# NV second door LOO"
rG1TYOTE WISHING PRIVATE DANG
~ iss.ons given at their home will please
,45-sss a. C. H. 80 4th st. Sc l-sO5
r,'1rOP-WELL EDUCATED YOUNG MAN
iC.iisble for a few hours each week; high
.-r-ammar school pupils; any subject. BON
r.O-C Herald ONCE. l-oO-
E6T=I=C NAN OF EXPERIENCE WISHES
iO,.CC.ftiop Of any kind. BOX 423-C. Her
IA Office -
Eo7-XE MAN WISHES POSITION AS
Sor,er: experienced. BOX 424-C, Herald
y1ice.
hUhh OK rCsn. white: auto driver and handy
.;+5 tools. W. 326 c st. NV. BOX 43s-C,
herald Ohiee ~
gOTsEMAN. ALA-ROUND' ENPERi-
md: colored; references. Bon. 434-C.
4erald office. 20
uTDDLEAGED MAN WISHES POSITION
"a sIs7ator operator or Watchman d I.
vTTTIS 9O5 5th Il. NV. I-'l5
zz-77-If. NAN WISHES POSITION AS AS
sfstant bOOkkeePer. BOX SSo-C. Herald
,rics l-57o
.rESOGRAPHER. AVAILABLE DAY AND
i9bt at office Of Calvert Commercial
Twice, l4O3 st. NV. (bas<ment). Man
I5T
7-,TTED-GUITAR SCHOLARS TAUGHT
- twenty-five lessons; best Of reference;
NV. s to Q p. m. Mr. RUSSELL
I'VE 1910
=0TTEGE GRADUATE AND REFINED
'o.+ismau, % years Of age, wants posi-
- az social secretary. Address BON
nc, Herald office. I-ooS
T,XTED-A POSITION AS Ia HANDY
n derstand plumbing and painting
..,.TsI work; willing to work for fair
,arss: ,, white; age, 40. H. B. 1915 tn
# NV. I-0oo
NTER, PAPERHANGER AND
n,inter; work guarGnteed; very reason,
-. city or suburb. BOX 4O2-C' Herald
70 l-SSS
S55T5ToGRNPHER-T YPIsT; DAY Oh
sl-ht home or office; own machine; /;
80 service man. Phone Franklin 2s2f.
'orDef 1-47l
=,pDFSER FLORIST OR MANAGER FOR
hi-b-rlass home estate; single. reliable
- s.S.sspees, Enquire 2s21 Soth st. ne:
7-,TCtITIN WISHES RELIABLE DAY OR
at-bt position; experienced, with good
tns.,re and good haDits; age. 50. Address
10Y $3.50. Herald Office. l-sl6
FEMALE.
rrfrPEOSE OPERATOR. YEARS EN-
n.-issre, wishes position Phone West
rs.
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Appropriate Funeral Tokens
Artisdc-eIpressive-
GUIDE Bros. Co. I2l4F ST.
Prompt auto delivery service.
mhl5-f
(ExErEnIE.
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On Rock Creek Church Road.

Kennedy built home; rooms and oath>
hot-Water hcat: electric hghts. lot - lee
wide: room for garage, non resident oNne
desires immediate sale.
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Irving St. on Hcights

Two-story. six room colonial front brick
dwelling: heated by furnace and lighted by
gas: metal garage in rear Price, 5000.
Cash. $1,000.
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CLAIRVOYAkTS.
Licensed By the
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
50c-MADAM SELIA-56c

Egyptian pslmist and medium tells your
psst, present and future life; she tells the
secret how to win in business. love. health
and family afairs; law suits. speculation
and divorce cases; tells who and when you'll
marry: make no mistqke when seeking help
and advice of a clairvoysnt or palmist; II
pays to consult the best: costs no more;
special readings, 50c: daily and Sunday.
Phone Franklin 237SJ, SSl' Ith st. NV.
Onposite McCrory's lOc storc, eth and |
1896
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MADAM LEON.

Palmist and clairyOyant. OfiCe hours, 10
l. M to . D. m. except Sunday.
SO2 7th ST. NV.
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FLORISTS.

GEO. C. SHAFFER 800 ltSh
EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EM- Phone N.
BLENs at MoDERATE PRICES. 24I6-I7.ls
lp2
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SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the United states shipping Board, 1919
st NV up to II IA. m, February "a. 1921.
for one 1917 Cadillac sedan automobile. For
inspection see Mr. LITZ, Room 302, 1919
= st. NV. The bnard reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. Bids should be
addressed to the Secretary Of the shipping
Board and marked Bids for Cadillac Sc
dan" %lli
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-19
Ceremony of Profession .

The Holy Ceremony OF Profession
took place Saturday morning at the
ST. Joseph's convent in Deerlng, Bl-
shop Louis Walsh officiating.
Attending priests were Rev. Martin
A. Clary, Rev. John w. Houl1han.
Rev. James A. Carey, Rev.
George p Johnson, and Kew.
Father William Mulligan. S. J. OF
New York. Father Mulngan deliver
ed hte sermon and the Righe Rever-
end Bishop preached most eloquent
Is upon the glory and santicity Of
the station in life chosen by the
self sacrificing and noble women en-
tering the holy order of the sister
hood The Bishop pontiticated at
tie solemn high mass which followed
the ceremonies attending the pro-
fession.
Six young women took the tenn
porary VOWS of the Order of Mercy
as follows: Sister Mary Ursula
Joseph, Mary Alice McNally Of
Houlton; Sister Mary Dionysia
Jane Mary Magdalen Crehau of
Cambridge, Mass: Sister Mary Rose
Joseph, Mary Louise McMennamin
of Rumford. Sister Mary Charles
Joseph. Alice Agnes Kimball. Brne-
dicta; Sister Mary Leonard, Mar
garet Mary Ridge, Portland: Sister
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-19
Australia's Map Posi-
ton Out 100 Yards

sydney. y. $ W. July 1S--Austral-
id S exact position on world maps. Or
iginally determined by Captain James
Cook. the early explorer was brought
into question recently when wireless
authorities, after direct checking by
radio with standard time clocks at
Lyons, France. said they believed
there is an error of perhaps 100
.tards on all maps in Australia S
north south lines.
Seafarers who first sketched Aus
tralia's position based their calcula-
lions on the cronometer. the finely
made watch which keeps Greenwich
time. Corrections were made from
time to time. until final checking by
cable was believed to be accurate.
Lately, however Sydney wireless
men who have been listening TO the
clock ticks at Lyons say they have
discovered there is a perceptible loss
of time in transmitting the correct
seconds over the cable. This loss. 1t
lis said, led TO errors in map making.