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cd play may be given without perrni.-
sion, even tho tho performances are
free to the public. Ali British plays
may be publicly performed without a
permit. II there be no charge for ad-
mission. unless they have been copy
righted in the United States, in which
case the domestic law applies.
q. What 10 the salary pf the King
of Spsin7-E. L
A. Tho civil list of the King of
Spain. which may be regarded his
salary" amounts to 100000 pcretas.
or about 81 100000 under normal ex-
change conditions
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ONE YEAR AGO TODAY

sixty-ave Russian Reds were de-
ported from New York.
Russia signed treaty with Turkey.
giving latter most Of Armenia
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HOUSES FOR SALE
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY THESE
HOMES

SS.soo-Seven-room house; hst-vster
heat: gas. electric lights; entire property
In fine condition; Beautiful location In
RIvsrdaie, Nd; extra largo Tot sox31e.
Ss,7se-In Takoma Park. Ma; s-room
bungalow; modern heated; electric lights:
built in sleeping porch; buiit-in gerase:
lot 6Sx13e; property 10 In beautiful con-
dillon; vacant; immediate possession.
s7,2so-In Woodbridge, d. c.; 7-roorn
bungalow; modern heated and electric
lights; convenient to the cars and fine
location. Only s7se cash payment.
s7.sSe-Brsnd-ne new homo. In excellent
northwest location. Bee this good brick
home before you buy. Biz rooms; hot
water heat; gas, electric lights; .
porches; excellent location; wash tubs:
excellent cellar large back yard: cement
porch. Only $1,000 cash. balance isss
than rent. Title perfect.
11-room &-story pressed brick roofning
house. N. W. location; on . good busi-
ness street; almost on . corner; exosl-
lent location to Be remodslsd int .
business property. Price, S7,7Be.
On Harvard Ut. N. w.-well-buiit g.
room brick home furnace heat sss
s-room brick house, furnace heat gsa
electric lights. buiit-in garass; house 10
practically new and In fine condition
with q light cellar. Price, $500.
]. D. CARAVAN,
District National Bank bldg.
Main 1929. Franklin 1898.
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AUCTION SALES.

BIZ VIRTUE OF CERTAIN DEED OF
TkUsT, duly recorded In nbsr No. 1854.
trustees. appointed BIZ decree in the case
O. xsnnsy ". L Z, equity Va sssAs.
Sis. in the place ana stead Of Edwin 4.
Mardsn. deceased. viii sell At public scs-
ton. e the office Of Thomss ,; pwea .
ton. d. c., on Tuesday. the tist day OF
follovins ds:cIissd i.n ne c and grsmiss.
numbered forty.two hundred ana ninety
one {t3s1). in Clara A. Mardsn ana others
corded in the office OF the Surveyor Of
the District Of Columbia. In hbsr a. st
Terms, ons-third cash. balance in
equal insts ents. at one and two year,.
payable ssmi-snnasiiy from the day Of
property sold. or an cash; At tho yaI:
chasers option. A deposit Of s2oe win
be required At the time Of sale. All con-
. cost, to !. &C soapi
with within ten days. otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the right 70 reseil at the
risk and cost Of the dsfspif a1IJS grScsassr'
s'R. SosHAN.
Trustees.
By VIRTUE or 4 CERTAIN DEED OF
TRUsT duly recorded In iibsr No: $3.50.
Of the p. n secured thereby. th. snisr.
signed trustees will sell at public suction.
| at the office Of Thomas J. Owen y Son.
1881 q street, washington, y. c.. or
At o'clock p. m. the following dsSsriss I'd
Of Columbia; Lots numbered fifty-fivs
$50 and fifty-six tss). in SQUARE num-
bered thirty-seven hundred and fiys
ium Castle Heights. as per plat recorded
trict Of columSi.; in Book a. Psys - ..
equal inst.liments. At one ana two year,.
with interest At per centum per annurn,
payable semi-annuslly from the day q
property sold. or ali cash. at the pur-
| chaser's option. A deposit Of SOC win b
| required at the time of sale. All con-
purchs.er.s cost. Term: to b eompiisd
tees reserve the risht to resell At the rish
and cost Of the dsfs rnMg Hu.Ghs SsI-
c. H. PoPE,
By VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED or
q, folio i4S q the Land Records S o Of Is:
Of G the p.rtl.. secured thereby, Is. usSsr.
s1 ss Sfs: Of - ss :! ssn
1881 q street, Washington, d. c., on
Tuesday, the list day Of February. 1872.
| at 3 o'clock p. m. the following described
land and premises. situated II the Dis
trict of Columbia: Lot numbered twenty
seven (77), In square numbered thirty
known as Chillum Castle Heights, a. Per
plat recorded In the office Of the Sur
veyor for the District OF Columbia, In
Book &c. page $50.
Terms: One third cash, balance In
equai instaiIments, at one and two ysars.
With interest at per centum per annum,
sale, and secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold, or all cash. at the pur-
chaser's option. deposit o. $500 win Be
required at the time OF sale. All con-
veyancing and recording will Be at the
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
with within ten days. otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the right to resell at the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
WILTON ]. LAMBERT,
q. ]. HENRY.
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AIyTOMOBII Es FOR SALE AUTOMOBILE les FOR SALE

STANLEY II. HORNER.
BARGAINS IN ALL USED CARS NOW ON
HAND.
EVERY CAR IN SPLENDID CONDITION.
HAVE BEEN THROUGH OUR PLANT FOR
ALL REPAIRS.
WE HAVE JUST THE CAR YOU HAVE
BEEN SHOPPING FOR.
TERMS MOST REASONABLE IN TOWN.
1921 PASSENGER BUICK TOURING. g.
CYLINDER.
1921 BUICK ROADSTER, 6-CYLINDER
1920 BUICK ROADSTER 6-CYLINDER
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1919 BUICK PASSENGER TOURING &
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1919 DODGE TOURING.
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1916 HUDSON COUPE.
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GOOD VALUES.
We have Just listed . very attractive
home on North Carolina ave-; . rooms
reception hall and tile bath; In splendid
condition; hot-water heat; large trent
and back yards; paved allsy; double ress
quick sale. Terms arranged
VACANT.
esss cash payment: near en end q
sts. N E.: large rooms ana oatht IN
excellent condition; CELLAR under enttrs
$3.50.
Near 18th and Maryland ave. N. N.
wsll-built home OF 8 large rooms and
bath; excellent furnace, double rear
porches; screens throughout: long back
gard to paved alley; possession gives
~ HoWENSTEIN BROS.
home: colonial front porch, double
H MOI PaTsnssr sHssssso-s-r.om corner
house, thoroughly modernj built in IA.
rage; three porchss: beautifully situated
IN MHRYLAND, w,ooe-S-room bunra-
low: electric lights, furnace heat. ga
rage, large lot. with chicken coop
J. D. CARAVAN,
District National Bank bldg.
Main 1929. Franklin 1898.
WIDOW. saorifIcInE 6r. house bath. gas.
furnace; corner lot: near cars; I fare:
sI.6oo, For extra values, see or phone
], M. Earnest, Mt. Rainier, Md.
HAVE hundreds OF homes for sale at
different prices; business properties and
J. D. CARAVAN
District National Bank Bldg.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
FORDS! FORDSl FORDSl
Ford sedans, choice of b........s+oo up
Ford runabout. with carrying boxes;
choice of six.
Ford tourings. choice OF 4........s 800 mp
Ford light deliveries. ...........S11s up
Ford ton trucks, choice Of 2.
LIBERAL TERMS.
When you buy a new car you pay for
q certain amount OF service. You get 1e0
per cent OF this service when car II pur-
STEUART'S GARAGE
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS,
1I 18th st. N. q. Lincoln $500
REAL BARGAINS.
TWO FORD SEDANS, 1920, IN
FINE CONDITION; DEMOUNT-
ABLE RIMS; STARTER AND
OTHER EXTRAS.
HUDSON SUPER-SIX TOUR
ING, MODEL H; IN GOOD CON-
DITION; CORD TIRES; SLIP
COVERS, ETC. $500.
OAKLAND SEDAN, 1920; IN
GOOD CONDITION; REPAINE-
ED; LOOKS LIKE NEW. $700.
MAXWELL, 1920, SEDAN; IN
GOOD CONDITION. $500.
SEMMES MOTOR COMPANY,
613-19 G ST. N. w.
MAIN $500.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
5Sif 7th st. N. W., r, B., INV. h.
siH h Ct w. ! rooms; large yard
$500; $500 cash; Sss mo-; bargain.
T., b., h.-w. h, cleo; 17,tsol $500 cash.
HOME REALTY CO.,
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ET0RE-Doing fine business. With or
without living rooms: bargain for
anyone who can cut meat; buy direct
from owner. See ]. HOREN, 1912 II at.
N. 70.
GROCERY STORE for sale; good loca :
ton; low rent and lease; doing n good
cash business; owner wants to go In a
A910.
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STONE 4 FAIRFAX,
]. T. MEANY.
oeo1

1912 New York ave. N. w.
PRICE. ts,ss6-Ascor PLACE me-.
new Mouse, story and cellar, =
rooms bath, hot-water heat; electric
Light; built-in garage. Possession.
PRICE, s7,soo-NEAR EAST CAPITAL
Attractive 2-story and cellar. rooms
and bath; electric lights; good heating
garage: in fine condition. Possession
PRICE. s1,ooo-sTH ST, NEAR n ST.
Brick dwelling, 2-story and cellar; Q
rooms and bath; hot-water heats deep
lot; In good condition.
SEE OUR LIST or NEW HOUSES
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THREE unfurnished rooms and bath, In
any desirable section, rent not over $40
per month. BOX Ass, Times office.
SO PER CENT OF OUR NEW CLIENTS
are sent to US by our old clients who
have secured tenants through our per
sonsI Inspection plan. What better arsu-
ment in favor OF listing your rooms with
us7 Investigate. WASHINGTON SERV-
ICE BUREAU, al District Natl Bank
bldg, Main 2l93.
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Main 2424-2627

PRICE, Ss.Soo-NEAR STANTON
SQUARE.
A desirable residence. 9 rooms and
bath: hot-water heat; space for garage:
In good condition; easy terms.
PRICE, s4,7so-NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
Six rooms and bath brick dwelling
$500 cash; small monthly paymenta
PRICE, it,7bo-NEAR 18th AND
MARYLAND AVE. NE.
bath: space for garage; terms, $1,000
cash and balance like rent: newly pa.
pered.
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TABLE BOARD

GREENWICH INN, opposite State, War
AND Navy-Try our chicken ana waffle
luncheons, 11;3o to 2:30. Soc; dinners. Q
, 1922-12-10

lad been trying 10 ~patronize her
for she was no fooi-but she resented
Il not. since their little comedy had
proved amuainE than any she
had seen In a hlue moon at the movie
papsoe N h village According 20
their desire. they had indeed snu.s
tanned her hlEhly-though mayhap
not In Just the way they had IntsndeL
But the bueoiie little soul envie.
not these gracious ladies from Che
city Rather she marveied greatly
hat folk with the freedom OF choice
that money gives should make such
p fling concerns h serious business
OF ne.
Holding the younEster b. bis heels
head downward TO eject the coins he
was vainiy trying to swallow. IN
young farmwife exclaimed "Ye Gods
for a revival OF commonsense in ~
era OF jszzand-ructionr~
, 1922-12-10

The simple famwtfe answered. say
ing; Nothing. il is not the custom
in the country 10 ask a zee for a lille
hospitality"
whsreupon the ladies were aston
lshed and protested over-much. And
thinking 20 square themselves for the
eats. they secretly slipped two br Shit
two bit pieces to the baby. which wa
happily engaged in trying 10 pluck
the red n yellow cabbage roses
which nourished r.otousiy on the sap
phire ground OF the sugar which wa
10 him n magic carpet
And on the snver the kid darn noar
ohoked to death whist his mother was
seeing her callers to their iimblseen.
For she knew not that there was
aught harmful with the reach OF the
yearlin'.
Now the young farmwife WAS onto
the fact hat these two swell danes
, 1922-12-10

Aud 'In Paris. But what dye
mean 1huzy hose. Don't you think
these stockings are aieeg"
Gen: They're pretty. certainly
and-JaEy-with those magenta
strips running round. but-nieea-
hardly. my deaf Naughty. naughty
They belong In the no-lady.wouid-
wear-'em class"
Aud; well I wear en-. and nat
makes 'em-e-eorreet. Just look
who / am. darling"
Gen ooh. all right, dearest. Give
ms a five-spot and have Il your own
way. Not 10 change the subject At
all, but what dye suppose Is the mat
ter with your chauffeur I think he
acts kind of-nutty. Isn't he a little
orr
Aud; "GeorE.s7 He was she'll.
shocked and isn't quite right in the
head yet. I believe. We picked him
UP IN France when we were over a
few month ago. you know. But take
IL from me. there's nothing wrong
with his head when It comes TO hold
ing out Tor what lie thinks is coming
TO him. We pay him three hundred
a month. and he's such a particular
bird that he demands the best accom-
odations everywhere as well. He Is
decidedly a luxury. and I'll say we
pay a fat war tax on h m; but he Is
a wiz. with the car. Manieuring It is
the JOY OF his young life
Gen: We'll. OF course. with an CT
pensive chr like yours It really doesn't
pay to lie: :Aa village blacksmith iink.
er with its lnnards. What did It set
you back over thcre7"
Aud: Ten thousand-but Its worth
It. one can make such a big splash
with n French chr"
No sound for a sip. sip-munoh
MUNICH. then;
Gen: Listen. my dear. and turr
green. My husband writes that he
has Just unearthed two Who'll case.
Of Italian vcrmuth thai had beer
cached in the cellar since before thu
war and overlooked. II didn't cosI
but e. couple Of dollars or so a bottle
then. and now lis worth at least ter
whole round silver cartwheels a quart
That's what your little Phoebe call,
luck.
Hugh also sad that he had man
aged to get hold Of another case o
that wonderful Bacardl and two o.
gin; and at a reasonable figure. too
from n fellow that he had something
on. Talk about laying up treasure,
and all that sort OF thing-T'd like Il
see tho moth that could corrupt these
1 guess we won't perish OF thirst for
a while yet Why. I know mcn-nnc
women also. for that matter-tha
would trade the Mona Lisa-if the,
could get hold OF it-for such a each,
as TINT"
Aud: Congratulations. my dear
I'm de~s-lightsd thar ! know you.
shall want 10 see a lot Of You thii
rext winter. We weren't so poorl,
fort fled against tho drought our
selves. until Jecps. that priceless but
Ter who had been with US so long. yot
know. absconded with darn ne-r GU
whole stock. oh, my dear, I coult
weep when ! think Of the gorgeou.
drinks that rascal could shake D
hose beautiful Happy Hearts cock
tails-true to name. believe me. oh
, 1922-12-10

tina, lost treasured where's my
hanky7"
wen. 1t is a rotten shame hat tina,
Jewel q a maid OF yours-Feiiee,
wasn't it7-had TO skip out with him,
and thus rob you % two perfect SER
ants at M throw. as It were"
Aud; "Ungratesul wretehss, They've
one over TO the Reds. hope their
Bolshevist companions will fleece EN-
OF Tho fat rolls they must have saved
out OF the handsome wages we always
paid them. Also. l hope they choke
IN every drink Of that grand booze
they stole from u.s.
Neariy eholdns herself in her We.
hemencel
And when the two ladies' were re.
plete with food and drink and-gab.
they arose 10 depart Opening her gold
mesh bag with an opuient air. Gene.
We've asketh; How rnuch7'
, 1922-12-10

a biuejzy. adJred with nine thousand
pearl buttons. a green plush hat, and
a erava; OF Roman striped silk. His
hose are OF purple snk. HIS shoes
are the color OF 4 ripe orSaEe. He
makoth 4 truly magnificent appear
anee.
The fiapper sportsth a bIue-s-d-
green plata skirt Rnd a eeriss sweat
er. Her hsadgear lisa picture SHAPE
OF u oeorgette with a rAre- spray
feather. She earrye,h long white
gloves. very costly. She smeneth OF
sweet waters and rich spices-
The giri-chnd twins have hIxh white
shoes and snappy middles. which.
aack eovereth not their unwashed
necks. For their lady mothers pro.
iession extendsth not to her own
household. even as shoemaker's chnd.
ren are said to so barefoot.
The iaundress herself IN a silken
gown Of vermfion. is like 10 4 huge
pomegranate. very ripe. And. verify.
- Va AAaEaNA &C --E
own; but she iooketh with u~ndisguls.
ed scorn upon the country woman's
small son. which Is plainly but ex-
Pensiveiy clad In blue denim overails
with Jumper TO match. that his ap.
parei might be seemiy should his hum.
bic parent nee his aid in changing 4
tire. or like menial task.
And the hAughty laundress offereih
her former mistress not even a cup
Of cold water in her haste to go Joy.
riding. And 10. the farmers wife
hath no choice but to so forth unre-
treshed by either the worthy boot.
logger or the rich laundress. which
were many ear OF her household. So
she moppeth her brow. for the Day is
very hot. and beateth Il to a drug
store for a Ruby Mist to quench her
thirst and that of her dutlful Off.
spring. Selah.
, 1922-12-10

Of he rich youths. doing other Tx,
chores also: and FOR this service he
received his room and board. IS bucks
a month and the Jeers OF bis peers.
which guyed him 3oviaIiy. calling him
vzriousiy: "Hayseed." "Gnnd.''
"Rube." Sad Bi-d-' and such ike
cute and witty lanes
This made tbs farmers son very
wroth. He fair ached 70 rise up and
smash his tormentors between the
horns. for he was a hrawny lad and
hot In the head But his ange burn
&c within him. for he sabisd tAat II
was up to him to hang on TO his temp
er and his 80 an he were to get his
degree.
So throughout the Freshman year
he did contain himself n worked
exceeding hard. And his work was 50
good that he won a scholarship. a
place on the team. a better Job. a
peach Of a gri. and even the respect
OF the Gay Dogs. which guyed him no
longer. For the farmers son has
stiek-to-it-iveness and srit-an hsrst-
age from pioneer forbears-and the
real get-there spirit. selah.
, 1922-12-10
4 song Of the fa-ner's wife
which sth a sense OF kuInor. for

a song OF the fa-rer's wife
which : sth a sense Of kuInor. for
* frareth her much rrsef.
Now it came to pas hat up an
afternoon IN June a certain young
farmwffe. a pleasant little body. had
siieked herself up In a clean house
dress and sat at peace with the world.
busted about her mending. Her baby
boy-a long yeariing-pilayed about
CA a gay sugar spread at her feet
81 tie moment entranced with the
beauties OF a 'ohsrm-stringv-an heir
loom. And there entered the gates
two danes OF high degree from a city
In the Far East. which were touring
the provinces in their beauehus
French motor car.
These gracious ladies were athirst.
Il being lea five OF the clock. Hav-
.ng recently exhausted their own sup
Fly Of mskin's. they begged a cooling
draught from the farmwife. She did
not say them nay. but invited them
y enter and rest. For their delecta-
ton she brought n flagon OF cold
sweet miIkr' exciaimeth the one
which is called Genevieve. slipping
daintily.
1T is from a blonde COW" respond
eth the farmwife graveiy.
"Ah. yes. OF course. 1t must be. How
How stupid of me not to think OF that.
And are all OF your cow blonde COWS
my good womans''
Yea, verify: we keep none others.
thus all OF our milk and cream and
butter OF a golden richness like to
that Of new.threshed wheat straw"
"How lnterestingF' chimeth in the
other dame. which is called by far
companion Audrey-though the farm.
Iy Bib hath her down as Pansy L.
Pearl. by which too-fiossy appellation
she is not known to her latter-day
a%ristocratie friends. however. "ot a
truth. this Is the iifel' (But her fin.
gers are crossed even as she saith IT,
And the two ladies' went after the
honey cakes with an avidity like TO
that Of an hungry oun which hath
missed a couple OF meals or three.
Whilst the farmwife was gone to re.
plenish h old blue cake platter which
her grandmother's great-auut Peggy
had fetched from England sRSnigh a
century before. and to rehIi5 the equ-
ally ancient and quaint milk fiagon,
Audrey saith TO the other;
Lets put on airs and give this
simple soul q reat. For. verify. she
can know naught of the pleasures of
the world in this out-of-the.way hole.''
Genevieve replieth: I'm on"
And presently when the farmwife
had returned with another truck.ioad
or how en- the wicker tea.wagon. this
dialogue ansued:
Gen; where did you get the
huzzy hose7'
, 1922-12-10
4 sons q .he tarmer.. dauEs.

6 - $50 ~ mt : AaAA ~
ter. for she Is ground between
the upper and neither mill
stones.
II. she putteth on her best habit
neat but not gaudy-such as in keep
Ing with her daddy's income. and ride
tn ar humble jitney into the village
hard y. Al l n In market place she
meeteth UP with tire village Librarian.
which sInileth nleasantly-but con.
descendingly-f7r diplomaey's sake
In passing. the latter remsrkeih TO
her companion. the President Of the
weman's Lit'e- Club:
Miss Farmer teemeth like n wor-
thy soul. but I fear we should not find
her conEenia' She readsts. not
Beoyruif nor RI wnins; neither Chau-
Ger nor Celiin.. Fielding nor Flaubert:
o Dresser. Dostlevsky. nor A'I.n-
rU' do. Elm r Glye X Opal wh.teiv
are closed bnokS 10 her. She knolgeth
nnusht OF free .rs1 and less Of free
1--we She d'stingulsheth not between
Rergsen's philosophy and that of
Nietzsche. Three things. 1 fancy.
there be which she reveleth in; The
cook book. the mail order catalogue.
and Harold Bell wright's works.
Verify. she Is a iow-brow"'
The other poddcth in agreement.
saying: Even so"
Thus Is the farmers daughter re
jected OF the local hirh-hrows
And behold. as she proceedeth about
her business. she cometh upon tho
wife OF a certain rich plumber and
her ohum. which is the stylish daugh-
ter OF a wealthy garbage contractor.
which same formerly had been her
school mates the first year at high
school. She observcth their hauteur.
Nevertheless. she -eturneth their con.
temptuous greeting civilly.
"Ain't she the limit in that last
years suit" quoth the stylish dauo.
sci. Bet 1t never cost her over so
bucks 10 pry that loose from Monkey
Wards in the first place. I wouldn't
look at a suit under a hundred these
Gays"
'iInw do sHese country chickens get
hat way?" replieth the other In