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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-23
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hat wealth is the difference he
tween income and expenditure.
Self-Made Junior Ton the carpet for
extravaganza - Well. what's debt?
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-23
NONSTOP train

MACON TO ATLANTA via
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
Leave Macon ------------2:O0 P. M.
Arrive Atlanta -------3:lO P. M.
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y.
THE INGLESIDE,
1851 Lamont St.
1884 HARVARD ST.
THE HI WILLSONIA,
1880 K St.
rooms eas snd sa
1902 VERNON ST.
THE DAKOTA,
1410 Girard St.
rooms; 1925 s5'h BELpMoNT 1Ha pSfS5 ST. '7'- %
THE CHAPLIN,
l474 Chaplin St.
1928 18th ST. ''''''
1854 RODMAN ST. '''
l4i2 18th ST. 'N'''
. '''"i THE HI '1FS BERKSHIRE, $50 90
14l2 Chaplin St.
s rooms and bath $40 90
e16 9th ST.
rooms and bath $50. 90
l74l N. CAPITOL ST.
5 rooms and bath $50 90
o35 NEW YORK AVE.
3 rooms and bath $3.50
l4O4 N. CAPITOL ST.
rooms and bath $40 90
1862 IRVING ST.
rooma and hath a-o M
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc. GSo
Realtors
1412 Eye st. NV
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
THE HOOVER,

THE HOOVER.
Downtown-South of r. I. Ave.
BIG RooMsMTsEMksboHs SST MHdsFn ksf5t%sp's 'SsALuEs
rooms. rooms T6eesptiSn 6Is nnpnn hail. $50 and sss
LEE PRfScE PPfS isr s1s si1nsDfesSa fnHsssmen. Bldg.
PpL;AY.GRoUND p;ss.5Ra FOR THE CHILDREN PEE -,
Spring shady IN
the rear with swings, benches. sand boxes
stT Several
l', 1..a ''' 1S!1iSsf 1FRfrz p COMPANY, SSy.,s so,o
TEIEPHoNE fsn Hl SERVICE uSfHE MAIs ePSS: P%:
The Embassy Apartments,
1913 Harvard St. NV.
NV. Cor. Mt. Pleasant and Harvard SITS.
Overlooking Entire City.
WashlngtOn'S Smartest
APARTMENT HOUSE.
bedrooms; dining room and kitchen. $50 to
$3.50 each.
Refrigeration Supplied.
H. R: HOWENSTETN n CO.,
Main eos. 1911 H St. NV.
NEAR GOVT DEPTS.
Pa. ave. and TIE 5H5d FtAsA; I: ees;rgoeslne Wash
proof bldg. 24.hrs; elev. serS.: extra large
os s oas esc6 These seo sp.s and fn
Ac 9qsssy see an.Or on or phone
porch oyerlooEins Pot River: @ only 500.
FINEST CORNER BLDGS.
Saa Satdns Rsr Fd min walk d RaaE Creek PssE
completely detached: all outside rooms.
THE ARGYLE.
Most beautiful bldg. Mt. Pleasant, open
fireplace. tile baths one 4-room and pan
try: extra largo glass and screened sleeping
porch, $40; 1 rms, rec. hall. bath. corner:
ss 800 ss5 Bssaa hHs s'szssss ess: 6ss sR
THE WELLINGTON.
bas Hsrs rs arse and ba g5ayet H2Ts Snua ss
Positively best for the money ' ' WV
WEST OF CONN. AVE.
beautiful detached bldg: extra large. ali out.
rec sJ II 81 bath se a. rms 81 &. hall abdys
apts redecorated like new and are modern
and up-to-date: similar apis: elsewhere rent
at least sos higher: act quickly. See iani-
tors on premises or phone Main 5437.
IN FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
One magnificent .hk unf. apt. now avail
able. Most exclusive residential location: 4
aIcove: parauet floors throughout. Must Be
si5o
duction to reliable party. on lease. Refer
for MRS: CoRCoRAN.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1903 CONN. AVE

1921 Conn. Ave.
ONLY ONE LEFT.
NEAR wARDMAN PARK AND CONN. AVE.
1881 18th ST.
-Four unusually large roSms. reception
RENT, $500.
Excellent Janitor Service.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
e1e 18th St. Franklin 114o.
1851 S ST.
THE sHELBURNE.
! room. room f Ti,ehen chem and bath " 70 90
rooms kitchen and bath. ......... 5000
22l5 l4th ST,
THE PRINCETON.
rooms. bath and large porch. $1,000
1 1905 3Oth ST,
< THE THE COLONIAL, ..ooo
rooms md bath ..........-.S6 $50. 90
72O 18th ST,
tover Downtown STOREY
2475 18th ST, /
rooms sash sases and poPsh Aachne s'0F
1925 14th ST.
rooms and bath, newly decorated. s55 90
US 18th ST,
rooms. kitchen and bath ..... $50 so
1888 N ST,
rooms kitchen and bath sa5 90
SHANNON & LUCHS,
. INC. .
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ExCELLEMT INS.EIGSHBoRHooD.
screened sleeping porches built.in garage;
house in excellent condition: inspection by
1sfs & HogsHroS IS Snans. CO. nl'5 sEAIT9eRsa
Brick residenoe. I rooms. bath. eiec. lights
,sf HsoYsHEroT ~ NE Snsns. Co M.Ia aInAb5sAss zbs5sass
Ssdlsas:. sssS 'ssRSs ssgs Dorsh'' ali modern con
seaf ! obpSs's ssSs' s''A6
e1e soth .t. n.w-1l rooms. baths:
ss TX 3 s. Rs.o
1879 QUINCY ST. NV.
sEY sTss sh. I'll: s. fsS:
s.m,a.ssssss,Ss Srsgas ss5sa rs and fE s.,A home:
furnace Ssst: eIsctr!sI!y. psTauss Ad'Sa aoor,.
screens and ssxfgRss1ti sfgs lta ssSF g. NE.
'''s lshs: 5Ss ;Ss'sBsS!2 SoSR. DssV7Shh''' I'VE s7s:
land Park ''f'Iss fias ss RSdfgR sR 500
ss sRs ssssa IN d9nsssb
II SEAION FL. N L.
Semi-detachsd corner resdence. containing
g rpoms and 2 bsths and additional shower
L afs: '9n IN Sssf Sa
Al BRYANT ST. NV.
Three-stoFy.. ay-wtndow residence of 8
To9Is asd bath: hot,wster heat and ELECTRIC
with .'''sosi';. .s ;hSuSsSsf;S = g. ;S.s 800
-, Beautiful cornar homo Of 8 rooms and
water heater. 4 bedrooms, wonderful hedge.
i4'a n.isshan. isS * ser,te. un.,1 5 zap so'o.
1924 bth ST. N.W.-SEvEN ROOMS AND
$3.50 18Th st, n.w-10 foo4s, baths:
ApArtmentst newly pspered and painted
FOR coLoRED.
rood ordst: u; lsrfs yard: ssb % Per mo. '' '-''''
Lee D. Latimer Company,
oO7 18th St. NV.
1871 RIGGS PLAcEI f6oMs. BATHS.
tsss asfs . Sossi: sis1 Sax ss.ss sss
n0s-w.'toe toha hhsaI'i i sYg;SStir KA9tr, e,s 81.
no An ST. NE-f0 3. Z B.. MOD. HOME.
zoe 4 st. n.e.-6 /. D., modern home.
LIT 81 gos ~ A. 1s HERBERT Il & q oss soNs. 4 aome
S15 E, CAP. st,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AVAIL YOURSELF OF OUR AUTOMOBILE
SERVICE TO INSPECT THESE
APARTMENTS.
THE CLINTON,
fSOE n O. AYyIY

1875 Q St. NV.
( rooms and bath: $50 GO
THE BURLINGTON, ''
3O33 10th St. NV.
''' $3.50 IS S'isi 8 ST. NV: '''"'''
rooms rooms and and bath. breakfast room s9?Soo 20
1863 BELMONT ST. NV.
s5S4 S5i"i WISCONSIN, IS ste9 AVE NV NJ g
'''H' The IF fs'4 EMERSON, 3 e9' ''0'''
1924 Belmont Rd. NV.
rooms and bath. elevator
and bath elevator 'oOo ~ quo s,o'oo W
rooms and bath. -. cc'oo . 5000
50 5032 - Q ST. NV: ~
room: room: and and S.sh Sssh large porch
172l OREGON AVE. NV.
: rooms 1923 '5s 1ilR3 18th ST. NV. $4,000
$50; s00S + To ''st so42 r ST. NV w. 90
All 5StTHbfbS thEzbHSESsEiSs ESaSSp4His5s HsS IN il ''
J. BENSON THOMAS CO.,
$40 IH5h REAL I, ESTATE s At FINANCING TI,n sI,s
0le l0'n Deal ssi : With With . Real.os Mt'n '1io'
THE PORTNER,
18th AND V SITS. NV.
Apartments Of from 2 rooms to rooms.
lent condition: a4-houT serviee; rent. inciud-
iRs esctFtciy Not,b from s45 to $3.50 Der month
PENTILLY, 1872 X NV.
,os1g A2ts ana rent :w:sa
New .sli baildinsr. + si1s
rooms ans a1fs iasf KAT. RID NV. $4,000
ssa RE- soJ
L room. dining alcove. kitchen and
bath i ....-.-.-.. $500
ssso ,ADAXSs , Mil Rp. '''''
2 rooms kitchen and bath .ses 90
l room ans 1seso so'e eeoSs: AVE: NV: 1000
8 rooms reception hall. kitchen hall 00 o
an9 THG RSin; EvERETT1; ,ais7 p ST. NV. 1000
rooms: rooms: kisshsn sna sna 5so
l room aisafP iasS k2fqsaMx eaf Ssth RID. 47.S0
rooms 1862 1853 MASS, as oas9 Ave NV $3.50
. rooms fna 1s4s sHsf siRARD ST. NV. $500
5 rooms and bath. :;......., 5000
l room. dining room. kitchen and
room and bath. Murphy bed: IS 90
THE ARDMORE. 915 goth ST NV
r00"i isso a5'ees1 eStFdRsfA hP6 Rsih ST. NV $4,000
rooms ai'esi2 afae Aad 81. 9.'s s:w. $50 90
3 rooms kitchen and bath S52 so
1884 X ST. NV.
r00"i i7sa ssa Pennsylvania RssS AVE s00oo
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. Eas In
ciuoeo 1712 r sr. NV. ''~S'o
i715P p 81. NV.
rooms, kitchen and bath. .S62 so
I room kitehep hen and n t. bah q. 46.oo
/ room kitchen and bath. .S45 90
1 room and bath with Murphy bed. 40 90
37O4 MACoMB ST.
rooms ki'cheR aao aah eth ssh 81. NV 's0o'oo
3 rooms. ,kitehenette and bath. .....s55oo
1908 C ST. S.W.
z rooms and bath. latrobe heat. $40 so
7O1 WEBSTER ST. NV.
Geo. w. Linkins, 171o K St.
Evening star., 1925-09-21
FOR EXCHANGE.
sALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

NICELY LOCATED. PRACTICALLY NEW;
Eross income, Se.500: bargain for $4,000
cash and balance nicely financed. Call Mr.
ROBEY. 1119 1Ath st. NV. Main b074.
WILL SELL BROOM AND BATH, APART
on. small deposit Address Box 56-A. Star
ofics. a.
Evening star., 1925-09-21
THE wOBURN.
1910 KALORAMA ROAD.

RENT DIRECT FROM THE OWNER.
One, perhaps two. front apartments Of
-FOUR large rooms. good kitchen bath and
two exceptionally big closets will be avail
able October l. These are popular apart
ments and always in demand with discrim.
mating tenants
Also apartments of two rooms. good
Kitchen. sizable reception hall and excellent
ASK FOR MRS. BRADFORD.
Evening star., 1925-09-21

1905 DE SALES ~ wv OPPOSITE MAY.
flower Hotel New and attractive: reason
able rent. 60i Union TT. Bldg. Main 2l27.
Evening star., 1925-09-21
13O1 MASS. AVE.

Handsome s-story building conveniently
located downtown
3 rms. Kitchen. rec. h. bath .s125 90
2 rms. kitchen. bath. :. $1,000 to $3.50
L room. kitchen. bath; 5000 TO 62 30
dent manager on premises
W. H. WEST COMPANY, ~
Q16 18th St NJ. 1900.
Evening star., 1925-09-21

BASEMENT STORE FACING CONN. AVE.
NV. at 1906 18th st. NV: open for in-
specton: very reasonable rent: heat FUR
Evening star., 1925-09-21

car stop in front: S45 and Sb0 Key at apt.
above or STORY & CO.. 8l2 17th ST.
Franklin 400. p
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THE LOCATION IS UNSURPASSED.

The apartments are modern and well ar
ranged with from one to four, large, bright.
airy rooms. good kitchens and baths: walls
well seasoned against structural dampnes IS
and settlements common to raw. new build
tnEs: everything spotlessly clean: excep-
tional porches; slightly roof garden: excellent
cafe: continuous switchboard and elevators;
courteous, attentive servants.
Evening star., 1925-09-21
THE MONTELLO.
1901 COLUMBIA r

lyUl COLUMBIA RD.
RENT. DIRECT FROM THE OWNER.
=, After looking the city through for good
nvable places at the right figure. dis
eliminating renters are signing up here
Others are locating for the year at The
Shawmut. The Woburn and The knowlton.
In the same beautiful square and under
the same ownership.
Evening star., 1925-09-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WAREHOUSE. BRICK. FOR SALE OR
1919 lexington pl. ne opposite b O.
freight yard: bldg. will be subdivlded under
sausfactory lease. Apply Rm. 424 Kellogg
1888 18th ST NW-ABOUT 10000 so
r.. right in the downtown section. for 3-y-.
lease.
~ CAFRITZ COMPANY.
14th and K Main 90So.
Telephone Service Until q p NJ
Evening star., 1925-09-21
Observation-Disclosures
ALLENHURST

ALLENHURS1
11o6 COLUMBIA ROAD NV,
Five rooms. kitchen and bath: al out
side rms. front apt. on first floor: sos.
SULLIVAN BROTHERS,
$40 18th St. NV Main 1921,
Evening star., 1925-09-21

5630-5632 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-sToRE:
rooms. 20x45: reasonable rent.
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.
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RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Eight rooms. brick. no bath. water In
house on goth ST. NV: for sale. not for
rent. but no cash payment required: S41 so
per month covers all interest and principal
Evening star., 1925-09-21

1911 18th ST NW-S76 MO-; BEAUTI-
ful show window: wonderful location: OPP
posIte W. B.: 4. station Apply RAN-
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FOR RENT-ONE-STORY STORE. N GOOD
location: rent reasonable TO desirable tenant.
HEREERT A. GILL & SON. 1406 G ST. y .W,
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DESIRABLE STORE IN NE-GOOD LO-
ST. ne 2Os
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FOR RENT-DEsK SPACE.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT N MODERN
Office telephone service. 3ll Investrneut
Bldg. Main 2S27

go ST. IVA VERY FINE LARGE
modern store. Si00. HENRY SCHAFFERT,
$50 John MARSHALL nlacf Main 4Aa1 :.
Evening star., 1925-09-21

1919 18th ST. NW-SUITABLE FOR
electric battery or similar business Phone
VI. 2127. COG Union Trust Bldg 21s
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GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS.
S3I7 r 81. NV: rooms. bath: attic: Gel
lar: garage: large lot: fern trees: good order
OWNER. West 663. Apply premises.
Evening star., 1925-09-21

POTOMAC HEIGHTS.
JUST BEYOND GEORGETOWN.
Five-room bungalow: tiled bath with
shower; hotwater heat: electric lights: metal
wealher strips and spacious front
A. c. HOUGHTON CO., REALTORS,
1915 II st. NV. Phones Main 7596-7537.
Evening star., 1925-09-21

sol X ST. E.w-EXCELLENT LOCATION
the new Convention Hall bowling alleys.
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HELP-MALE OR FEMALE IS

- 80 80 : -
MAN AND WIFE, COOKING
AND HOUSEWORK IN SUB
URBS, 500 MONTHLY, ROOM
AND BOARD. CALL HOTEL
INN, COS 9TH N. W., AFTER
IL A. M.
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BIRTHS

Paul and Martha A. Boyer, boy.
Edward ]. and Julia A. Lyons, boy.
Joseph r. and Margaret B. Hughes,
girl.
walter D. and Florence D. Haight.
hey
George L. ana Margaret v. Brimer
boy.
Harry A. and Alice c. Kenney, girl
Aubrey NJ. and Matte Hawkins. boy.
Alfred S. and F7orrie L. Morgan. girl.
Eugene F. and Mary E. Smith, boy.
Leroy B. and Fannie n. Newman. girl.
John II. and Mary z. Hoyert, boy.
Isaac and Bertha jacobson. boy.
Kwang L. and Margaret Low. boy.
Garter L. and Minnie I. Santmyers
boy.
Ernest and The1ma jefferson, girl.
Theodore and Lillian Brown, girl.
Willis A. and Mary e. Pennington,
Samuel and Alice Forster. boy.
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HELP WANTED-DOMEsTlC 8
noMEsr1cs WHO WANT WORK

LEOMEHTIIS WHO WANT WJhH
Should watch the Help Wanted ads
in this newspaper every day. II
the type of job you are fitted for
is not advertised you should in
vestigate Miss Deans Situation
Wanted Service maintained by this
newspaper. This special service Of
fers an opportunity for you to pat
your qualifications before Wash
ington employers at minimum cost.
See Miss Dean TODAY. Room 40S.
Hearst Bldg. (1317N III St n. WI
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FREE

CHRISTMAS TURKEY
with every car sold during this
sale.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
phon. Notices to Main $780, Obituary Desk
CHARLEs n. ELLIOTT

Funeral services for Charles H.
Elliott, ,sixty-four years old, who
died last Sunday after a short i'll
ness at his home, 2116 p street
northwest, will be held at Wright's
undertaking establishment tOmor-
row morning at o'clock. Doctor
Frederick Brown Harris. pastor of
Foundry NJ. E. Church, will Of
ficiate.
Interment will be in Frederick,
Md. Mr.. Elliott, who was born in
Frederick, Md, was a graduate OF
the University of Maryland where
he made a study of pharmacy.
Soon after his graduation from the
university he started in the drug
business in Washington and for
many years had been partner in
the firm Of Ramsburg and Elliott,
prominent local druggists.
He was prominent in Masonic
circles, being a member Of Acacia
Lodge, No. Is, F.. A. A. M, OF
which he was past master; Lafayette
Chapter, No. 5, Royal Arch Masons;
Columbia Commandery, No. 2,
knights Templar,e and the Almas
Temple of the Mystic Shrine. He
ID survived by his widow.
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MANI MORNING AND EVE
MING; MUST STAY NIGHTS;
CALL II A. M. HOTEL INN,
608 9TH.
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JACOB e. PETERSON

Funeral services for Jacob e.
Peterson, fifty-nine years old, who
died yesterday at his home, 800 +
street northeast, will be held at his
late residence on Thursday after
noon at 1 o'clock. The Reverend
Samuel 7. Nicholson, Of the Keller
Memorial Lutheran Church, will
officiate.
Interment will take place in Ar
iington- National Cemetery.
Mr.. Peterson, who had been i'll
for some time, was a retired mem
Der of the District detective squad.
For many years he had been clIild
labor inspector at headquarters
and then, short time before his
ertirement, was health inspector.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Karen A. Peterson, and six chill
dren, Ernest p, Carlisle s., Henry
j., Anna c., Saral L. and Charles
NJ. Peterson.
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Do You Want to Get Into
Advertising Sales Work?

We are now ready to SOnaider
applications from young men ~ e
IS years Of age who believe tnSy
possess selling ability and would
like an opportunity to set into "a
vertising sales work.
Successful applicants Will be given
thorough training before actuai
sales work stsrts and VIII be paid
while learning
Young men Of good personality
who are willing to work Will find
this a big opportunity to c0nnectS
with one OF Washington's old estnD
liehed and best known business In
situations. Applications only con-
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Please answer in own handwrit-
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Address BOX $40. Times-Hsrald.
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UNPRECEDENTED

has been the response to the
liberal terms and special induce
ments offered on our entire
stock of used cars-Splendid
merchandise, attractively priced
have created the demand.
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AutOmOtive

.ome classified Ads to Main $3.50.
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sITUAT1ONs-DOMEsTIC 8

CARING for children evening after 1880.
Refined, asnendable, lady tSeotchl,
wide experience, desires employment
1st-class references Cleve 36s.
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Death notices

PcTERSON-On December I, 1925,
JACOB E., beloved husband OF hare"
A. Peterson, aged fifty mine years.
Funeral from his late residence. no
sos e street northeast, on ThursoAy'
December 10, 1925. at 1 p. IN. An'eA
ment Arlington Cemetery.
ROTHENGOSS-Sund December
1928. ANTHONY VINCENT, oeIoVsu
SON of the late Vincent and EhzaOe'h
Rothengoss. - hi.
Funeral from the residence OF nis
sister. Mrs. L. NJ. McVearry NO 1888
Gales street northeast, on Weanesdiag,
December 9, at $3.50 a. m: heS ". ., =
mass at the Church of the Holy Nane
at O'Clock. Relatives and trlenos
invited, Interment st. Mary's Ce"S
terry.
SMTTH-On Sunday, December =. 1879
EMMONS s.. beloved husband or Asa-
belle Quigley Smith. .,snno.
Funeral services from his resloence'
S11O Woodland Drive. on WeonesuHS'
December 9, 1925. at o'clock'
tarfnent Rock Creek Cemeter$:
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Ralph William Fisher, 20, and Flora
p. Foster. 81. The Reverend A. Lewis.
Roland A. Chase, 90, and Anna
Allen, Is. The Reverend F. J. Tobin.
Robert Talley, 3S, and Minnie Will
liams. SO. The Reverend r. u. Bolts.
George r. Collins. 80, and Rosa
Emma Thompson. 30. The Reverend
W. d. Jarvis
David Dorsey, Il. and Juanita Down
ING, 20. The Reverend c. c. Williams
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs

John Edward Monaghan, %, and
Helen Sullivan. %. The Reverend J..
Richard 4; Lgskey q. and Mary
Harry Anthony shockey. 81. of Falls
Church, Va, and Fiorentine Elizabeth
Knapp. 30. Of Shelby, Ohio The Rever-
Max G. Neeman. 20. and Ginette
GoIdsteIn. %. both OF New York City.
The Reverend J. T. Loeb.
c. Hutchinson. 10. both Of Clarendon,
Francis Nash ware. Is. and Ellen
Louise Fletcher. Is. The Reverend e.
milton Jones. %. and Martha Bur
rouhs. Is. The Reverend W. J. Howard.
Tb. PiSests nd 9na w. KiaE Scott
Eugene Exodus Robinson, 81. and
Jamie Valera Harmon, -. The Rev
David Dorsey. Fl. and Juanita Down
Ing. 20. The Reverend G. c. Williams.
Charles Parker ~, and Francis Jones.
John D. Hunter. IL. and Ellen Fem
wick CurtiEs/ 80. The Reverend j.
Arthur Harvey. 27, and Mamie b.
shepperson, 20. The Reverend C. H.
Fox.
James CAN'T, 26, and Blanche Thomp-
son. The Reverend W. westray.
Basil Davis. 20. and Francis Walker,
%. The Reverend w. H. Dorsey.
Elmer r. McMullen, Fl. and Maggie
a. M CA 81, both Of covingtOn'
Abbott. 1s. The reverend H. NJ.
Julius Lee Grether. 10. and Ethel
Blait Oliver. IS: both of Richmond, Va.
The Reverend e. II. Sven.
William Francis Honan 30, of New
Baltimore, Md. The Reverend j. r.
Sizoo.
Bent. A. Flanagan, SO. ana virginia
BOOK 7: I P.1ne O. =. Of East Z Falls
Church. Va. and Inez NJ. TiIlotson. IS.
The Reverend c. 3. Austin:
baum. 10. The Reverend z. 3. Phillips.
Henry C. Young. 80, and Josephine
G. Straw, rs. The Reverend r. l..
Leo Brown. IS. and Dorothy Brewer
man, "a. The Reverend G. Sllverstone.
ct, T: Robert Penn g. clementina x
William R. Compton. 81. and Jacaue-
line F. Holman. Is. The Reverend
Henry pearson. %. and Malta F..
Folks 20. The Reverend w. wsstray
James H Fletcher, SO, and Ruth NJ.
Johnson. rs. The Reverend e. G..
Ralph william Fisher. 2s. and Flora
B. Foster. 81. The Reverend A. Lewis.
Roland a. Chase. 20. and Anna
AllSus 10. me reverend y. IODln
Robert TalIey. 3s. and Minnie Will
IIams SO. The Reverend r. d. Bolts.
George r. Collins. 80, and Rosa
Emma Thompson. 20. The Reverend
David Dorsey, Il. and Juanita Down
ing. 20. The Reverend C. c. Williams
DEATHS
David n. Estes. SO years. No. eo7 H
street northwest.
Nellie c. Dunno, sc years, No. 727
Fenth street northeast.
Andrew Williams. SO years, No. 24s
Third street northwest.
Thomas c. Rowlsy. % years. No. 1914
street northwest
Frederick w. Mitchell. a. years, No.
1904 Fourteenth street northwest.
Catherine Kaiser. 6S years, Providence
Hospital.
Ansstasia Hyiand. 80 years, Home for
Incurables.
Charles H. Elliott, Ga years. No. 211G
Anthony sinnott sc years, Walter
Reed Hospital.
Medora Fuller 66 years. No 34O4
seventeenth street northwest.
Joseph Radios months. Union Station
Charlotte HALEY. months Children'a
Infant of e. Hunton and Annie Han
back. IN days, No. 2ll Fourteenth
place northeast
Martha Waters. 81 years. Garfield
Hospital.
Charles NJ West. IL years, No. ill.,
Shepherds court porthwest.
Sallie Richardson, 81 years. No. 10C
e street northwest.
william Harper. 4 months. No. 1404
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Holds That Modes Adopted by Fair
Sex Are Barometers of Morals Of
Male of Species, Not Female

adopted to turn mems minds to
other matters besides the beauty
Of WOman's charms, and IL usually
turned their minds to war, &C
cOrding to this historian Of dress.
Then the women would strip
themselves down to scanty scenery
In order to win the men back
again.
So there! Maybe after AL the
short skirt, the sleeveless dress,
and the Jazz band will have more
to do toward perpetuating peace
than all the rest Of the peace
propaganda, and the Leg Of
Nations win win.
Tt all seems to simmer down to
this: that wOmen's styles are
always one Of two things, .
guard or 3 bait, and whichever
is most In evidence proves the
morals OF man, not woman.
So according to the twO.uIce
scenerS the DANES are wearing
these days, man certainly has his
mind in golf and Wall Street and
grandmothers' graduated flOunces
and acknowledging skirts are, ac-
cOrding to his correct caIcuIa-
tiOns, better proof Of grandpa's
Wildness than the old boys yarns.