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The Washington herald., 1921-05-25
ALEXANDER WOLF and L. Z. TANNER,
Attorneys fer Plaintiff.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia. An~on T BAbcock and
George NJ. Mann, plaintiffs. vs.. The Wash
ington Realty Company. corporation. and
Silas Morris Smith. defendants. At Law,
No. $40. The object Of this suit Is TO
recover the sum Of S3 OOO. with interest.
from the 9th iay Of December. 1917. and
protest fees. besides cOst. the said sum Of
5000, being the amount due and unpaid 90
three certain promissory notes Of the de-
fendant, the Washington Realty Company.
endorsed by the defendant, Silas Morris
Smith, which notes were duly presented for
payment at their maturity and payment
thereof refused; also to have judgment Of
condemnation of certain property of the de-
fendant, Silas Morris Smith. levied on un,
der an attachm issued in this suit to
satisfy the plaintiffs claim. II 10. there
fore, this 9th day Of May. 1921. ORDERED
that the defendants and each Of them ap-
pear In this court or before the fortieth
day, exclusive Of Sundays and legal hoh-
days. after the day Of the first publication
Of this order. to defend this suit and show
cause why said condemnation should not be
had; otherwise the suit will be proceeded
with as N case Of default. Provided q copy
Of this order be published at least once
week for three successive weeks in the
Washington Law Reporter and The Wash
inrton Herald, before said date. By the
court. =. L. SIDDoNS. Justice. tScal'
True cory. MORGAN II. BEACH, Clerk;
ALI. G. BEEkMAN. Asst. Clerk.
myll.1s.25 Sol
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ANSWERS
SUIT OF PASTOR

The St. Constantine and Helen
Greek community, Of this city, which
was sued on April IS by its former
pastor, the Rev. Methodious MeJsNa-
rolous, for $1,000 damages foras-
legged breach OF contract. denied
Monday in its plea 10 the suit that
the Rev. Mr.. Metaxspolous has any
cause for action. r..
The former pastor claims to have
been ousted before his contract 10
conduct the rites OF the Orthodox
Greek church had expired. Through
Attorneys James J. O'Leary and Leo
f. Simonton. the community claims
that the pastor resigned and his
resignation was accepted. This oc-
cured, il is alleged. after the Rey,
Metaxapolous had been offered am
other pulpit at another church OF
the same faith.
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CRIMINAL DIVISION Ne. :.
Proceedings.

No session. Court adjourned from
day to day.
Assisnment for Thursdsy. May 70.
225 Dean VS. Morgan. Wells
Peyser & Edelin,. attys.
240 Francke VS. Kennedy. Grant
Hudson, attys-
e4 Leger VS. Quirk. Giesy-Bau-
man, attys.
247 Mercer VS. Hitchcock. Mallan
Hudson. attys.
24s Davidson VS. Mason. Cobb
McLaurin, attys-
$50 Bertman VS. Davis. J. H.
Zabel-Dow. attys.
224 Travellers Ins Co VS. Murdock
Swingle-Gray, attys.
PROBATE DIVISION.
Est VIM II. Davis. Petition for
letters of adm. c. c. James. atty.
Est Henry c. Thompson. Will
fled dated March 10. 1921.
Est Esther Tent Miller. Petition
for letters of adm. J. p. Schick,
atty.
Est Louisa Loeffler. Will hled
dated Aug 8. 1914.
Est Caroline Mathews. Petition
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ct ux. Maude H. to Lewis D.
Combs. $40.
North of Randolph st, east of 22d
st ne, square i23s. lot 80, villa
park-Benjamin F. Pippenger to
Clara A. Ssssa.
Pleasant Plains and Padsworth.
parts of-Herbert w. T. Jenner,
trustee. to Herbert W. T. Jenner, SO.
Mount Pleasant, lot 642-Msrgaret
A. Berchmann to Gene p. Farris.
$40.
North of KaloEama road. east of
18th st NV. square 1850. lot Il and
part Is. Meridian Hill-Ralph p.
Williams ct ux, Lydia NJ. to Frank
4. Cole and Frank NJ. Cole. $40.
Jenifer st and Reno road NV,
square 1883. lot 80 and part 81. Chevy
Chase Heights-Edward ]. Stell-
wagen ct ux. Charlotte NJ. to lrv-
ing Zirpel. ct ux. Pauline J.. $40.
North OF Randolph st. east of 22d
ne. square 4223, lots SO and 81. Villa
Heigsts-Clara A. Sassa to Benjamin
F. Isppenger, SO.
1869 Newton st NV, 50 2s3e, lot
IS. Pleasant Plains-Thomas l.
Keeler. ct ux, Mary E.. to Ruth
d. Wheat, SO.
1917 Rosedale st ne, 50 454o, pts
lots u and 90. Long Meadows
Bartholomew B. Kidwell ct ux. Ell
sic NJ, to Walter Wenzel ct ux.
Mary NJ. 81.
North of kalorama road, east of
18th st NV. SO 1850. lot II and PIT rs,
Meridian Hill-Wm. ]. Vickery ct
ux. Millie c.. TO Ralph P. Williams,
$40.
North Of Tahoe st. of Willow
st ne. SO 1859. lot SO. Louis Gle
ven ct ux, Hetty NJ. to Review &
Herald Publishing Assn. $40.
N OF Taylor. of Sd st NV, so
1916, lot 73-Frank NJ. Johnson ct
ux. Eudora B.. TO Geo. T. Nichol-
son & Elizabeth A. Nicholson, $40.
ia G st ne. 50 $50. lot 62-Rose
Saks to Ida Hoffman. SO.
1918 Q st NV, 50 PAL. lot lo7-
Clark Riddle ct ux. Belle, to Thom-
as H. white. SO.
N Of II st. of 18th st sc, 50
1892. lot 32-wm. S. Phillips ct ux,
Maude H. to Laura V. Conception.
$40.
1881 & 1888 w st sc. 50 5755,
lots I3 & 14-Mary A. Harvey to
Jno. II. Dewdney. SO.
of P, w of 33d SITS NV, 50 1245.
pts lots Jas & 14s-Mary E. Wise
to H. Foster Balm ct ux. Mary w,
$500.
SIS 18th st ne; square 1929. lot
1ee-James B. Waters ct ux. Mar
guerite A. to John n. Keyser. $40.
1909 2lst st NV; square ss. lot g
Emma B. Carlsen to Emma ]. Derby.
$40.
North OF A st east OF 14th st Sc;
square 1858, lot eS-Wm. ]. Ellis ct
ux, Anna B. to Henry A. Wassmann
ct ux, Katie H, $40.
Az r st sw: square 495, lot a.
Chas. II. Eskridge ct ux. Sarah +.
to Abraham Gelmsn ct ux. Lena, SO
l2s Randolph pl NV; square 31o4,
lot 1, West Bloomingdale-Jam l..
Oney ct ux. Carrie f. to Henry w.
Winter ct ux. Julia b.. $40.
Quincy st NV bet 18th and 18th
SITS; square 1867. lots 81 and SIS, Uni
versity Heights-The vestry of
Brookland parish of the p. f. church
ct al to Arthur E. and Mary q.
Donnelly, $40.
l3th st NV bet Allison and Bu-
chanan; square 2s17, lots 80 and %.
18th st heights. Frank Ttller ct
ux. Claud @. TO Chas. NJ. Cohen and
Rose Cohen. SO.
North of Neal st east of Trinidad
ave ne: square 4o62, lots 10, IL. ~
and 10, Long Mesdows-Cecilia X.
MacCormack and John w. Childress
exors and trs to John r. Adams. $40.
1915 Florida ave ne; square ss6,
lot s7-James A. Taylor to Oriler A.
Taylor. $40.
7Is Mt. Vernon pl NV; square 42s.
part original lot 33-ADhonso r.
Winter ct al TO Joseph smith. slo.
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North of Dahiia st, W OF Blsr
road, 50 31Ss. lot 4, add to Takoma
Park-Rose B. Gray to Morgan g.
Callahan, $40.
1915 Good Hope road sc. 50 5sos'
lot IL. add to Anacostia-Ellana
Harper to Jesse w. Stansbury, $40.
Sl3 Allison st NV. 50 3o17, lot S.
Petworth-Ethei NJ. Morganston to
Bess F. Downing, $40.
Sherier place NV, bet Jewet &
Macomb SITS, 50 144s. lot IS, Poeo-
mac Heights-Nora B. Lanning ct
vir, John p, to Samuel T. Dorsett'
$40.
Sherier place NV bet Jewet & Ma
comb, 50 144s. pt lot IS, Potomac
Heights-Samuel T. Dorsett ct ux.
Carrie T. to Earl S. Carlin, $40.
$50 10th st sc, 50 s73, lot 32-
Robert r. Mackey ct ux. Annie X.
to John S. Arnold, $40.
ll9 18th st ne, SO 1011, lot 81
VIM. II. Ives ct ux, Margaret s.,
to Henry e. Carriger. $40.
1881 Benning road ne. SO I5le, lot
Sc. Long Meadows-Martha E.
Hughes ct al to Mary X. Boden. $40.
75s Hobart place NV, SO 2sss, lot
1l0-Mart Hammers ct ux. Bertha
NJ, to Jno. P. Martin ct ux, Sarah
F., $40.
n of Webster, of 7th SITS NV.
50 3223, lot 45-David ]. Dunigan
ct ux, Helen NJ, to Frank H. Re-
maud ct ux, Louise NJ, $40.
27o2 & 1904 13th st ne. SO 1895,
lots IS & 2s-Josephine Z. Sim
mons to Frederick +. Schaller, $40.
7o2 I'd st Sc. 50 7s6, lot 1s-
Geo. E. Bohannon ct ux, Blanche.
to Emma B. Kelsey. SO.
5o4 E st NV. 50 4ss. pts orig lots
10 & 11-Oliver c. Clark ct al to
Alexander Heron. $40.
901 French st NV, so 363, all in
terest in & to lot l33-David Hughes
to Florence Hughes. $40.
1415 Harvard st NV. so 267o, lot
81, north grounds Columbian Col
lege-Lillian H. Beach to VIM. s.
Phillips, $40.
1915 NJ st Sc, 50 97s, lot 1e-Milton
W. Norris to Thomas q. Hardy ct
ux Emma E. $40.
1901 Woodley rd NV, 50 1901. lots
l. 2 & 6 & 24-Frances NJ. McGiTl
to Henry w. Morgan convey same
property to Mary L. Morgan, $40.
Henry W. Morgan convey same
property to Mary Morgan. $40.
N OF Fairmont, Of 18th SITS NV,
SO 1883. lot ss-Philip Okun ct ux
Bertha to Simon Flegman. $40
204o ! st NV. So 101. parts orig
lots is & 1S-Chas. w. King jr ct ux
Carrie J. to Bella NJ. TRULY, $40.
$40 o st NV, SO 3s7. lot C-Nor-
man A. Taylor ct ux Mary C. to
Jno. B. Geier ct ux Elizabeth A.
$40
Jno. b. Ceier ct ux Elizabeth A.
conveys same property to Norman
A. Taylor ct ux Mary U. $40.
S Of Morrison st W Of Broad
Branch rd NV. 81 1895. lot 11-Ful-
ton r. Gordon ct uH Cora A., to
VIM. r. Coon. SO.
Peters Mill Seat, part tract-chas.
C. Glover ct ux. Annie C.. to Chas.
C. Glover, jr., $40.
AZ ct sw. between @ and II SITS.
square $40. part original lot Ia
Rudolph B. Behrend ct ux. Suevia NJ,
to John F. King, $500.
North of woodland drive. east Of
3oth st NV. square 213s, lot 1, Mas
sachusetts ave heights-George H.
Lamar, trustee. to Inez NJ. Brown,
$40.
South of Eads place. east of 4sth
st ne, st sw. between Delaware
ave and First st. square 51ss, lots
rs and 7s. Lincoln, square s35.
original lot I'm. v. Nichols ct ux,
Fannie A. to Stella N. Van Ars-
dale and Grace N. McLucas. $40.
Mount Pleasant. lot s4s--Paris E.
Prengie to Clara s. Prengle. $40.
North of Underwood st. east Of
Georgia ave. square 1914. lots . and
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Marriage Licenses

Unless otherwise specified, ell the foAevtnf
applicants are from this city.l -
Walter G. Clarke. -. and Elsie b 3snriesS
-. both Of Midlothian. Va. The Rev. J, Il
BriEgS.
David II. FraEler 81. and Be-sie I. whar-
ton. IS. Of Savage, Nd. The Rev. ~
Tyler.
Ryou Is The Rev. G. Y. Kelly.
Joseph A Lorch. IS. Ind Emma p. What
ley % The Rev. c. 4. Wheeler.
ohm B. Hin a. and Clam Reid. Is Ths
Rev. J. Z. -srigss.
Joe W. Harvey. a.. and Rus A. Sandy.
q. both of Montrose. Va. Ibss Rev. \. y.
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
IAeeussd ry rne
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
MADAME D'ASHMAN.

Clsirvoysnt. CrystaTGsIer and Card Reader.
Your fortune on love. marriage. divorce.
changes: reunites the separated. REMOVES
TROUBLES OF ALL KINDS. RESTORES
LOST LOVE. HOW TO SUCCEED. FRANK.
e34
733 18th st. NV. between G and II.
Daily till n m Sunday. 81 30
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PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS, d. c.. WASHINGTON.
MAY o, 1921. sealed proposals will be
received at Room 500. District Building.
until 2 o'clock p. m, June Z. 1921. for fur
nishing cast iron water pipe and specials.
For detailed informa ton. apply. TO Room SO.
District Building. CUSo n. RUDOLPH,
CHARLES w. KUTz. JAMES Y. OYSTER,
Commissioner. d. c.
hy25.2s.27. 64
COMMISSIONERS, d. c.. WASHINGTON.
Nay 2i. 1921. Sealed proposals for con
structing about 5000 feet Of sewer will be
received at Room SOC. District Building.
until ? O'Clock p. m, June H. lszl. FOR
detailed inform alton, apply to Room 427.
District Building. CUNo b. RUDOLPH.
CHAs. W. KUTZ. JAMES Y. OYSTER.
Com mmissioners. ID. c. SO
May2l, "a. "a. =. .26.T.
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SOC MADAME SELIA 81

Egyptian pzlmist and medium. Gives read
iurs daily on all affairs Of life. Tells who
and when you'll marry and how to over
come all trouble. Readings soc. Phone Fr.
2s7S-J. Ss1 7th st. NV, opposite McCrory's
10c store, 7th and I sts $50
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PERSONAL.


wORKINGNEN-A CAREFUL STUDY or
the situa.ion In the ''trousers" market
shows that panfs are about - per cent low
er. strange u is. but compare value and
see the pants We sell at "a TO -; wise
Dads DO the buying and they know value;
slixhtiy used wool suits, IS to SIS; dresses.
81 up. yUsrH's OLD STAND. sis d.
~ SICK, IN TROUBLE. OR DOUBT. SEE
Psyehologist Jeromany. 1e0s 18th St NV.
Nsturopathic and Mental treatments. In
slant relief. 04.
TYPEWRTTING, ADDRESSING. MAILING;
fo- prompt and efficient service call Main
5s2i. Miss Ierner. Public stenogrphie De
% artneut Of the PERSONNEL BURxAU. sos
Boad bldg. 14th and n. Z. ave. 1se
PUBLIC sTRNoGRAPHER ON HAND AT
all times for that rush work. Cau Main
ssh and ask for Miss Lsrner. PERSONNEL
BUREAU, sos Bond blds.. i4th st. and
n. ave. lss
LEARN 10 READ vaAnAc1ER AT
sieht." INsTITUTB or VOCATIONAL
REsEARCH. 30 Munssy Blds.
A CHARACTER ANALYSIS WILL ESABLg
you to hnd the right JOB. INsTIrUrE og
VOCATIONAL RBsEARcH. 40 hunssy
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Rose Lodge

A heslthful summer home for q large fam
lily. 10 miles from city On the Great t'SHs
car line. Eight rooms and hath. fully, for
hished: spple orchard and nne rrspe arenr
bearing this wear. Garden aud poultry Fere,
fully equipped for summer ncep bored well:
l2hs acres Of ground. Good buy for ouiok
sale.
I4Is 21st st. NV. Phone North -O44
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POULTRY AND PETS.

WIRE PLANT TRAINERS. SHEEP FER.
tiIizer for lawn. and pants for fresh
lawn grass seeds: also me collection oi
goldfish and aquariums. sCHAiDs BlhD
STORE, 1l2 18th st. nv. 4-Il4
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DEATHS.


oosTELIo-Ou October s 1915. VINCENT
b. killed in action in NuEes Mouutain.
France. Remains arrive Union Statisu
"Wednesday. May y. 1921. ESQ p m,
thence TO 2l6 street northeast, his late
home.
Funeral Thursday. Nay ~. 1891. at 10
q. N, monument ErOunds. intrrment
Arlington National Cemetery. Sss
coNIEGToN-On Tuesday. MAY - 1921.
at $40 q. m. M. JANE. beloved aunt
Of Francis d. Dent az the Academy of
the Sacred Heart u Mary. 5Os E street
southwest.
Mass at a. m. Thursday. Nav - 1921.
at 81. DomInir's Churrh. Relative AID
friends invited q attend. Interment
private kindly omit flowers. ssi
LUBER-On Tuesday. May - 1921 at 5 30
an. Mrs. SOPHIA, SidOw Of the late
Samuel Luber. and mother ~ i've suryiv-
ing sons Abraham. Ellis Adam. Perry
and Robert. and the late Joseph Luber.
Funerl services from her late residence.
1903 Jth 81. NV, "Wednesday. May =. at
10 a. m. All friends are invited So
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MADAM MAVIS.

Have your fortune told by the great
Egyptian pslmist; tells your past. present
and future; gives sdvice on all important
Affairs Of life. You will find true help By
consulting this famous Egyptian pslmist.
Special readings, soc. SOS 18th st. nv.
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Appropriate Funeral Tokens
-erprCssive-insIpensiv,
Guide Bros. Co. 1914 F S.
Prompt auto delivery service
mhIs-tf
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

suburban property and business: nstirtnr.
Mod house. fruit, will sell. trade for city
property. 800. wfldmsn a Co.. Sth a q
ESrbsrFe equity Of $40. 900 IN new sursresr
houses for larre apartmt. or bus. prop
MsLorney and suilivsn- I527 Eye st. ~,
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FLORISTS.

GEO. c. SHAFFER 800 ian
EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EN-. Phone M
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WEDNESDAY, MAY Is
PAGE FIFTEEN
LOTS FOR SALE.
City and Suburban

~->~->~~------>~~~---~-
so DOWN. SO MONTH FOR ZINE LOT
In Woodbridge. ID. c.: near cars and school;
on improved street: nifty lots 60 select from
In diferent locations. FRANK N. cow
ARD. owner. Newton. near s7th st. Mount
Rainier. Nd. 6sQ
fTH ST. s.w.. bET. q l.. 9 rms. spl
lot. offer wanted. 81 500. JOHN ".
DoNoHoE SONS. sif Pa. ave. -.
SIX BEAUTIFUL LoIs In Rssde Heixhu;
one car fare; Is minutes f1de to center of
eity; for quick sale, Sie5 each. $40 down.
- nc. Eastern Land Sales Co.. eie lsth
e. nv. Phone <35e. 4-2zs
COR LoT Mr.. I4Tu q o srs.-iS ,vO 50
II. In b1si5ess zoLe. hsddox Trenholn
&eo: s2l lIth 81. Nv. hsI1 4s2e.
100 TT. FRONT. PRIMROSE sT.-4se foot.
goox section N. sses w. G. a A. y.
MlL1Ek Unios Trust Bag.
Lor se-B.. 5000 "a. IT,. &c IT,, splepcid
bldg. site. small cash payment: terms
Icnllnson. s24 Sou. Blds.. n. It4s.
D ST: Nw.-aoIiao; ID commercial sOps;
50. Loo; terms.
McKeeyer a Go.s. 1905 I st Nv.
Mr.. Isr SIS. W nhIez to alley; bar.
gain st $3.50; terms. n. z. Ryou Co..
Inc. l<2s st
LINc. PIX. VIEW Lot. qEicr sale, sies;
lots t10 cash. IS mo-; Is min TO city.
Es.tern Land Sales Co. sls 18th st. nw.
LING. PIX. VIEW. lots, sIg5 each, $40
cash; terms. Eastern Land Sales Co.. $40
1ath St nv.
Mr.. 3orH 4 MASS. S. z. 10 rood lots; rs
min 20 city: t165 each. Eastern Land
Sale. Co. sls 18th st. NV.
Mr.. soTH q MASS. AVE. Sc. lots:
bargain: SIS each. Eastern Land Sales
Co. sls 18th St
s. Lots suitable for building attached
houses. Northwest section near 18th st
Thos. Y. FARRELL, ss7 Woodward Bldg. n. Tes.
wASTED-Prop. to 80 Ar. your prices a
term. ressonabIe' Phone Sales Department.
Thos. e FARRELL. ss7 Woodward BldE. ". 765.
sR. 32D MASS. 8. z 9 lots. quick sale
slsS. Eastern Land Sales Co.. SIS I5th
u. NV. N. 1859.
OVERLOOKING GOVT PIX lot Eies
each. Eastern Land Sales Co.. sls 18th
st ~.
LING. PIX. VIEW. Lots must be sold
Call N. f3Je. Eastern Land Sales Co..
el9 18th st. uv. n. <3se.
BID MASS. AVE lots. quich sale
SIS each. Eastern Land Sales Co.. So
18th St nv.
LINc. PARK VIEW Iots. SIS each:
cheice location. Eastern Land Sales Co..
$40 18th st. nv.
LING. PIX VIEW. lots. hirn elevation.
Eastern Land Sales Co.. s1s I5th st. nv.
so. CAP. ST. NR. NJ. 1880 fl, alley side
and rear. Price, SOC. Mandler-BrOdt Il
Co. 921 New York ave. nv.
COR. LOT, 42D 4 INGoMAR ST. NR.
Chevy Chase Circle. JoIlO5 IL. 5000.
M1ndler Brodt 4 Co., s27 New Rork ave. NV.
LING. PIX. VIEW. II lots; choice. EasterB
Land sales Co. sls 18Th st nv.
OREGON AVE. nr. New Hampshire ave.
Site for apt; 81 9rqT.6: price 81 per II.
Louis p. shoemaker. 1907 \. Y. ave. u. llee.
ONTARIO PLACE ER. IsTH. ResidentisI:
5OIl32.S; eoe per 1t. Louis p. shoemaker.
1905 y. ave. NJ 1los.
MILITARY RD ? acres: facing Rock Creek
Psrk; coc ger II. Louis p. Shoemaker.
1901 y. Y. ave. ~ lies.
ST. NV, BET. sTH . 10TH sTs.-7
lots; $50. 900.
Moore & Hill Woodward Building.
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RIZPAH ELDON

Worlds Grestest Ciairvoysnt. Pslnist ana
spirit Medium. Resdings daily from 10 ..
n. 20 .. n, isls itth 81. NV. oysf
fecahestss ean1y shas. y. 1sDl 3-s1s
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MADAME JEANNETTE

Gifted Egyptian chirvoysnt and Pslmist
guarsntees to read your entire life. past.
present and future. She asks no questions
but win tell you what you want 20 know.
giving names. dates and facts on business
matters, love. health and family Affair."
oe6 st. nv. 4-e7o
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CEMETERIES

Eort / incoIn The PsrE Cemetery ~ii
= perpetual care Of ersvsG
Baltimore Boulevard at District Line.
0nices: l235 G St nv. RhOne Y. 47f5.
lbs
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0be 9aabingtpn NrraIha
FOR SALE-MlSCELLAlSEOUS,

ONE GRANNY COFFEE MILL:
LARGE REFRIGERATOR.
NEW s-Do0R REFRIGERATOR. 81. 50.
INVALID WHEEL CHAIR. CHEAP.
NEwMAN's. 1850 7th ST. NV. n $3.50.
my2527 %. 6s5
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Phone North sO44
TE5
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-26

ysars p1.0t SIX months. 4l0D In adva nee
He4xre4 ~ mail 70 all pnrfs on the
Uu18o4 GtAteA. Canadian and foreign
pc444re ~ the rate Of 81 cents per year
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-26
TWo Suitcdses Are
Stolen From Auto

reward OF $50 has been offered
by Messrs r. +. Patterson OF Chicago.
aud W w Fentress OF Miami, for the
arrest and conviction OF parties who
stole travelling bags from their ear
while standing in front OF the Volnsia
Inn last evening.
The patty drove up To the hotel. ON
q tour 70 Miami and during the few
minutes that they left the car, some
enc cut two suitcases from the run.
ning board of the ear. 20 which they
were tied.
The cases. one belonging to Mr.. ana
AIRS, Patterson, ard the other 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Fenlress contained valuable
wearing apparel which they are
snNious to recover The party is re.
manning mere in hopes thatt the local
polio may apprehend those respons,
bic for the theft.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-26

Nearly $1,000 has been raised for
charity through the staging OF the
Elks' Charity Fair. II became known III
a dinner. rendered the Fair executive
committee, at Cattaneo's Grill Friday
evening by Noble F. Martin director
of the Fair
During the dinner congratulations
We're passed between Colonel Martin
VINO has been directing the staging
e these fairs for the past - years
ant. the Elks' executive committee
ar. Martin stated that during his 20
years experience In this line of work
he had never met men aud women so
enthusiastic and willing to Ia the re-.
quireo work than those here in the
Triple Cities.
The Etks executive committee then
presented a formal vote OF Thanks to
Colonel Martin and his daughter. Miss
.ls sic Martin, thanking thera both for
4 e admirable work done IN connection
with the Fair. awarding Miss Martin
a beautiful pearl necklace as token
OF appreciation for her work
With all bills except that for cleo
'sic lights paid, the exact amount OF
net proceeds derived through the Fair
was s6.s2s25.
Appreciative of the work OF the la
lies in making the lslks Charity Fair
. great SUCCESS for charity. The fol.
lowing resolutions were signed during
the dinner:
Whereas, During the recent Elks'
Charity Fair, given by Daytona Lodge
No. ll4l, Il group OF ladies volunteered
TO devote their time and energies to.
ward making the fair success. there.
for. be 1t
Resolved. by the executive commit.
tee of the Elks' Charity Fair. that il is
the desire of this committee that the
heartfelt thanks OF the entire com.
mittee be extended to those noble
ladies who so generously gave their
services and efforts in bringing abou.
the great success attained by the fair
BE it further
Resolved, That a copy of these reso.
klntions be published in the Daytona
newspapers and that the same 10
spread upon the records of the lodge
The committee present was com.
posed of NJ. Leidersdorf. chairman:
Geo. F. Crouch. Julian A. Arroyo, Her.
man Schrag, ]. r. Fray J. d. G. Nor
ris. w. Goldenburg, p. w Hart. 4.
Milligan. G. w: Allen. John NJ Messing.
Frank E. Holmes, David Sholtz. r. j.
Niver
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Mr.. and Mrs. "A. C.
Hdnkins Hoy,ored at
Delightful Rarty


One OF the most enjoyable affairs
OF The season was given last evening
at the ortona Tea Rooms. when Mr..
and Mrs. w. N. Hankins entertained,
supplementary. to Mr.. and Mrs. Al.
barius c. Hankins.
IN the neighborhood of Go guests.
comprising the younger set and the
NonIg married set, were present and
eajoyed dancing until the early hours
Of morn. Music was furnished by the
itidgewood hotel orchestra. a de.
Hciols refreshment course was served
1T J o'clock The feature of the even
.ns was tlleS elimination dance. the
priEe Winners being Mrs. H. 7. Wood
bar and raymond c. Green.
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whipped Cream Rolls at A. u. c.
Bakery. 94s1Is.tf.
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+Tomoka River excursion sunday
STEAMER leaves Nuttiug Dock. 9 50
4. III, Phone 534 5S5-2-2e.2t
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"This is Ortona Year. Buy or ren,
your bungalow for next winter now.
555-2 % st
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CURB MAaker

ssnoke sentilla cigars.
569-224 got.
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March. IN Pride Retss
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DR. 5. E Eastman OF Park church.
Elmira. \. Y. sill preach in the Holly
Hnl Union church tomorrow after
noon at 3 80. subject. THE salt ~
Life