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DOG-Collie, male: brown and white; named
Pat tag No. 1928. Reward. 1922 9th st,
ne. Dec 4717-J.
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ATREDAIE DOG, medium size, black and
tan; name DiaVolo; household pets license
1872; missing from 1921 K st.. NV. since
Saturday. Ample reward for return. Tele-
phone Metropolitan 1890
BELGIAN POLICE PUPPY-About months
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70. 1881, WILLIAM zENTGRAF, beloved
son Of Frank zentgraf and the late Ma:
from the residence OF his sister, Mrs. c. F.
West ut 7006 Evarts st. ne, On WedneS-
day, March 25, at Am. Requiem mass
at the Holy Comforter Church ct ESQ am.
Interment Mount Olivet CemeteFy. Rela-
ttyes and friends Invited
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TOWNSEND, MARY SCOTT. on Monday,
March zs' 1881 M e Der TsTFlSeT wiao2 2i21
Richard H. Townsend. Services and in
terment private.
the Young Mems Immediate Relief Asso-
citation are requested to attend the funeral
Of THORTON W. ToWNSLEY on Wednes-
mont Avenue Baptist Church.
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ward. Rosena Butler, Lincoln 0447 ga
RINGS, two, March 81; F st. bet. 18th and
18th. One ruby, other pearl setting; re-
ward Mrs Ashton, AL + st. NV, Dist.
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COSTUME PIN-Rhinestone costume pin lost
Saturday. Reward. Phone Columbia 2l15.
DOG-Snepherd, white, with brown spots;
tag 1880. Call North 9104.
DOG-Female setter; answers to name
Flash. Reward. Communicate with 4402
Illinois ave. Col. 2749-W.
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WINSTON, LOUISA 2. on Sunday, March
%. 1881, at her residence, S16 5th st. me-,
ilton winston. Funeral from the above
residence on Wednesday, March IS, at 10
Am. thence to the First Baptist Church
Alexandria, Va, where services will be
held at IL am Relatives and friends in
andrts, Va. ~
YATES, OSCAR. Departed this life on Fri
day, March 20, 1891, at am, ct The
Home for the Aged and Infrm, OSCAR
YATES, father Of the late Gertrude Mid
dleton, grandfather Of Mary Middle
ton Barnes; brother OF Robert, Charles
and the late Wylie Yates. He leaves to
mourn their loss number Of other rela-
tiveS and friends. Funeral Wednesday,
March as, at pm, from Janifer's funeral
parlors, Ills 22nd st. NV. Rev. II. T.
GaSkins ofhciating. Interment Lincoln
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THOMAS, ROSA. on Saturday, March 81,
1881, at her residence, Gil 3rd st, s.w.,
ROSA THOMAS. beloved mother Of Pearl
Chambers, Rose Poe and Walter hooks.
She also leaves two sisters, one brother
and host Of friends. Remains resting
at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, sra
and Eye SITS. sw. Funeral Wednesday,
March IS, at Pm, from Friendship
Raptist Church.
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77Os HdoRNINGsIDE DRIVE, IN BEAUTIFUL
Shepherd Park. Drive out 18th St to Kali
mia rd... turn right blocks. Detached, q
story brick. 8 rooms, baths, lavatory on
first hoor modern in all details. unusually
rooms, large attic. front porch full width OF
house, Pear brick garage. Priced several
thousand dollars below actual cost OF con-
struction. Open Sunday
JOSEPH A. HERBERT & SONS
1913 18th St phone Diet AEON
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sALE--HoUSEs.
DOWNTOWN


squares from Mass. ave. IL ROOMS, 2
BATHS, h.-w h., cleo. q semi detached brick
home, in q neighborhood exceptionally
adaptable to roomipg houses, An excellent
safe investment for $3.50 with possibility
OF enhancing in value in the next several
years.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
e27 18th st. Realtor. Natl. o753
EVENING Phone Georgia 1900.
NORTHEAST BARGAIN.
s6,350-Beautiful colonial home OF I'M
usually large, cheerful rooms and COM
plete baths; h.-w.h., cleo; ord moor arranged
as complete apt. Of rooms and bath; newly
papered, painted inside and out; perfect
condition; 2-car garage; small cash and
easy monthly payments to responsible party.
A real buy. To inspect CALI
EARLE WEST MANSON.
Dist. s372. 1los VT. Ave. Eve. Clev sOs4
|. 400 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
$3.50.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO
modern corner home overlooking the
reservoir and Soldiers Home Park. with
large rooms. attic and garage; the view from
this property Will repay your visit. Can be
sold on small cash payment and easy terms.
Drive by and inspect this good value.
.DONNELLY & PLANT, INC,
1923 18th ST NV. COL. Os3s
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so4 r. I. AVE N.w-3-sToRY AND GEL
lar brick dwelling, 9 rooms and bath; cleo,
h w h; excellent condition, having been
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PETWORTH-8 LARGE ROOMS, BATH
cleo; price, $3.50, $500 cash. Two-familS
fiat, & rooms and bath each, h.-w.h
cleo: S7,450; $500 cash. Our special bar
gains. Met. 1856. Ga. 2403. 30s
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CHEVY CHASE CORNER

= :. 0NTININ It
Attractive detached corner home of Eng
fish design with southern exposure and
facing new Government Park, containing
six large rooms. breakfast nook, large living
room with woodworking open fireplace, coat
closet, well planned kitchen. embossed L.
noleum, double drainboard sink. Majestic re-
frigerators latest gas range. automatic gas
hot-water heater, large bed rooms, cedar
closets two beautiful tiled baths, built-in
tub, shower, linen closet, standard fixtures,
white oak hardwood floors, tongue-and-
groove sub-hoors, beautiful wall papers and
electric fixtures, duplex electric outlets.
radio connections, furred walls. reinforced
concrete porches. two-car built-in garage,
beautiful lot; shrubbery. To inspect this
to Chevy Chase Circle. RICH: on Western
ave, then right on Rittenhouse St. TO 33rd
right block on 33rd to sample home, No.
5000 a3rd 81. NV. Open, heated, lighted
each evening until pm.
Breuninger & Phifer,
1l03 Vermont Ave. NV.
National Z713
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OPEN g. LIGHTED EVENINGS-CENTER-
hall detached brick, 6 rms, 2 ba, large
veranda, space for two additional rooms
third floor, lot 60x150, 2-car gar, 33t5 Mill
tary road. Also same type house, $40 Ne
vada ave. FULTON r. GORDON. PEG. ms.
Bldg. Dis 1891. Even, Clev. 4733.
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STA CATHEDRAL AVE.-NEW, DETACHED
brick, rooms, baths, garage, ami. "a
acre lot; sacrifice. $4,000; terms. Clev. 2587s
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728 NEWTON PL-MODERN. ROOMS.
bath, 2 inclosed porches. inclosed garage;
immediate possession; will turn over to re-
liable purchaser for the balance trust of
$4,000; on account of death will sacrifice
$1,000 equity. Phone North 5428.
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Spect 1908 Jentfer st. W, Chevy Chase, D.
C-Brand-new, s-rm., 2-bath g. gar. brick,
semi-det.; excellent location; close price
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DIT 81 ttIIh' IIIttdI WedLIItI ~ II Dt y
GROOM CORNER BUNGALOW IN MANOR
Park-Ami.; "a square from 14th st. car
line, close to school and stores; original
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GIRARD, NEAR i5th--9 ROOMS, 3 BATHS.
garaRe: very convenient location sacrifice
Tor ouick sale: 81 $50 Adams 1926
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lslf9E D IlEIl u 2 :. . - y
NORTHEAST MODERN HOME.

6 large rooms g rooms deep type), colo
NAL front porch. 2 rear porches. cellar under
entire house, entrance from front and rear,
hot-water heat. electric lights. For appoint
ment to inspect call
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sALr--Horisrs


Will, SACRIFICE EQUITY IN e-RM, SF56f-
must sell. Phone Clev. 1885 before I pm.
OLD COLONIAL BRICK, Is r., 81, HTJGE
high ceilings. steam heat. cleo, 8 IRE
places, perfect repair, slate roof, cleo. Ital-
ian sarden, fountain pool, Lombardy pop
lars; 3lxl4o; instant. h.-w. heater; cost s40.-
goo build today; cow. downtown. not in. con.
demned area; rented as apartments s7oi
mo: Si3,750: small trust. OWNER. Ad-
dress Box 4l4-A. Star once.
3-SToRY. AND BASEMENT, . ROOMS AND
2 baths tproyision for sd. vicinity Dupont
Clfclei rentals OF Sis per month besides
living quarters OF owner: price, Sll,500 Ad-
dfess BOX Job Star once.
NICE RESIDENCE, 4I07 ILLINOIS AVE:
price, $l0,500. Cali owner. Columbia As5s-W,
FOR description: no agents: easy terms.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 UNTIL 8 PA.
Near 4th & r. 7. Ave. NE.
4l2 Douglas Place.
rooms. Garage. All Modern
Ierms Like Rent, Low Price.
EIGHT-ROOM BRICK. H.-W-H: MEC; q
car brlck garage; 10th near 2 Sc; financing
atrangeoi your terms; two-thirds value. 1343
Pa. ave. sc.
BY OWNER-EOUITY OF $3.50 GROOM,
bath. 3-porch house, for $2.500 cash SELL
ing price, $500; wen financed. 1918 9Th ST.
MT. PIEASANT-l0 RMS PATTTs
ami, worth $1,000. for 1880; $500 cash,
balance like rent. Met. 1900. Clev 02Ie
BIZ L ST. N.E.-TAPEsTRY BRICK T9NFS'
q, b., am l., double garage; $500 cash. 9sT So
per month; $3.50, worth Sii,00O Met. 1900,
Clev. OILS.
3734 eth ST. NW-TAPEsTRY BPTCK1
rms. b., double back porch, garage; vii
sci cheap; $3.50 cash, SIS per mo. Net.
$500. Clev. 02t6.
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COLORED

White owner must sacrifice beautiful home
on Vernon street northwest. 10 rooms, 2
baths, oil heat, instantaneous hot water
Cost $4,000. VIII sell for $4,000. Easy
terms. Call North 4l50.
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=. Don't fail 70 see this unusual home value
section, three big porches. built-in garage
reception hall. built-in tile bath and one
piece sink, new awnings, copper screens,
Chamberlain metal weather strips, hard
wood floors, concrete street and alley. re-
conditioned throughout. VIII sacrifice to
quick buyer for $3.50. Call Georgia 2036.
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WHAT A BUY !
SlON CASH.

II you want to see the best barEain offered
in the city. new Groom and bath. semi
detached home with every latest appoint
call North S247
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2O-Ft. House-18-Ft. Price.
Situated in the prettiest and highest To-
cation in Petworth this home will delight
you. Hardwood floors and trim throughout.
master cedar lined closets, 1881 wall paper
and electric fixtures, new modern kitchen.
fully equipped with Kitchen Maid, electric
refrigeration, new Detroit Jewel Range;
colored bath with built-in rub and shower;
bath room equipment OF the finest vitreous
china; entire house copper screened; paved
street and alley and a large built-in ga
rage. For further information, call Lincoln
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Modern 5-room bungalow. restricted north
east section. near cars, school ana stores
terms TO suit. National 1853. 81
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sALE--HOUsEs.

1885 T ST. N.W-6 r.. ELEC., GARAGE,
deep lot. 20-ft. alley: mo. payment basis or
trade. Cleveland 3340-J.
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927 18th st. Realtor. Natl. o7s
EYeninR Phone Genrsia pom.
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Downtown st. property, near 4th; mod
ern 1l-room brick house. terms to suit
National Q569
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/ Do your part and do your best
Let me know later how it works out
MRS. L. W. Din etiquette" bv
| Emily Post, 1928 edition. Won will
find answers to all your questions
which are governed by etiquette.
Those to which you cannot find an
swers are principally matters of
judgment. Read carefully the chap
tiers upon Engagements, Preparation
for the Wedding and the Day of the
Wedding. Also the chapter on
Clothes. The index will help YOU. too.
You can get the book from the pub
lie library.
The grooms family NAV give one
or more pieces of furniture, rug.
clock or something of the kind which
will be lasting and useful. Some
times they give money that the youns
couple may use as they see fit. WHY
not talk it over with them? If giving
money or asking h e m what they
would especially like doesn't appeal
TO o u, select something which is
within your means that YOU would
ike If you were going to- housekeep-
ing today.
- ohy1h HloFt occurs TO YOU
which you would like to ask about
please do not hesitate to write me.
LOWELL don't SEQ that there
is thing in the world YOU can do
now except to try to make the best
of your life as you find it. This man
who was your husband has gone out
of your life, so stop trying to keep
alive the memory of anyone so faith
less and Enthusiastically. Both he and
the woman may or may not be tell
ing the truth-there is no way of
knowing.
He is only shadow of the man
you married and poor one at that.
If he should come back the chances
are that you couldnot stand him. So
waste no more time grieving over
him; do not idealize him, but be up
and doing.
If you have had experience in rails
ing poultry you ought to succeed in
the undertaking. Otherwise go care
fully.
am very sorry for you, but try
to get over crying for the sake of
your mother, your boys and the eff
feet it has upon yourself. Make up
your mind to brace up, busy yourself
with plants for the future, look
ahead. not behind, and you will feel
better. Is there any chance of your
husbands family helping you?
| am glad that it relieves you to
write to me. Do so again whenever
YOU feel inclined.
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Are Women More Rude Than Men?

Someone has started the contro-
versy: "Whic his the ruder sex %
From certain outraged expressions
one deducts that the women have
not come off very we'll to date. At
this early period in the debate one
cannot saw that JUDGMENT is against
the so-called gentle" sex. Yet
women have been subjected to
enough criticism to make that wom-
an-pedestal upon which they once
were supposed to sit look more than
ever like the leaning Tower of Pisa.
The greatest complaint from the
male side) revolves around woman s
way of expecting old-time chivalry
from men, but offering no old-time
response in return.
Forget to Say Thanks
Take the matter of the street car
seat. Yes, some men yet practice
the oldfashioned courtesy of giving
up their seats to a woman. But the
practice. these men claim. is most
discouraging one in the light of the
way women act in response. Instead
of a courteous "thank you" there is
belligerent acceptance which man
iiiSCA ~ as w Ctlt L SnOulQ IDlHk
you wouldp
The question of whether men
should extend this courtesy to the
fair sex has nothing to do with the
politeness argument. Although the
average fair-minded woman may
glow with the extended compliment,
yet she is willing to admit that. under
existing sex competition in business,
the man has a right to hold the seat
If he grabs it first. However. if the
flattering gesture of the seat is of
fered, she should murmur her "thank
you" politely and clearly
Then, there is another bad com
plant against women. It's their way
of stealing in ahead of others in a
waiting line.
Here's a thing about women in
public conveyances that makes one
furious. Time and again one woman
will move over to make room for an
other only to have her wiggle and
quirm until she has the first occupy
ing the edge of the seat and not much
of that.
In Elevators
In elevators is noted the worst
rudeness. A woman whose destina-
ton is on a second or third floor will
plant herself firmly in the entrance
way for what she thinks will be an
easier exit. And she won't bulge,
regardless of the elevator OPERATOR
plea or the polite request of other
car occupants.
There's no question that courtesy
is being replaced with the most cal
lous form of selfishness under many
circumstances. All women are in a
way of becoming inoculated with the
germ of "self-first". The better in
elined do run up against such har-
rowing experiences that eventually
they begin to wonder if the self-first
doctrine won't get them there more
quickly in the long run. The prin-
ciple of this, however. is bad and is
responsible for the lack Of ordinary
eourtesies one is apt to meet in a
day.
All of this is not matter Of OBJ
I serving rules laid down By an ETH
quette sponsor. It is a matter of
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Ny Dear Miss White:
have been reading your column
for some time, but as vet have seen
no problem similar to my own.
am 16 years old and have lived
with my aunt six years. She is quite
pessimistic and never sees good in
anyone. When | want to 90 to a
party or a dance with a boy friend
she makes terrible fuss. She says
that there is no one i'm town GOOD
enough for me and all that bunk.
can't convince her that they are
merely friends and | am not in love
with them, nor they with me.
Her pet argument is that she has
seen so much of the seamy side of
life that she doesn't believe boys in
tentions are honorable. | think she
judges the majority by the excep-
tlonal. 1t does seem as though she
might have more faith in me than
that.
Don't YOU think she is taking a
narrow-minded attitude and it would
be better if boys and girls were per
mitted more friendships? | believe
I'm old enough to enjoy little more
freedom.
To you this may seem like a funny
problem, but it makes me unhappy
when | see my friends having good
time and | have to stay home every
night of the week or else tolerate my
aunt nagging about my "wayward-
ness" N.
A girl of 16 is old enough to have
some privileges. certainly; but you
cannot blame your aunt for wishing
you to be careful. She is far wiser
than you and you shopl ID be very sure
you are not exaggerating or making
things out worse than they are.
A girl should enjoy all the whole
some good times which go with her
age. But 16 is not altogether an age
of discretion. Give your aunt every
reason to have faith in you; see that
she meets all your girl and boy ac-
auaintances so that she may decide
they are not so bad, and try to work |
Yourself into her good graces instead |
Of possibly making her feel that you
are determined to have your own
way and to be antagonistic to her,
Try a little wheedling and coaxing.
II YOU would talk things over rea-
and perhaps both give in a
little, she might be more willing for
YOU to have the same good times
which your friends have, provided
thev are of the right kind.
Surely she is not so unreasonable
as to call you hayward without anv
is she? Think hard and |
see If You aren't partly to blame. for
her attitude.
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Your Problems
Let Edith White Help You to Solve Them


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helping to make the wheels of life
run smoother and unavoidable con-
facts more agreeable.
In Domestic Life
In domestic situations This ruo=-
ton of rudeness Is seen ia It's most
disastrous form. The late Arnold
Bennett, famous English author. sub
scribed good manners as panacea
for domestic ills. He insisted it was
the rudeness of one party of the
union to the other that precipitated
situations of the divorce-longing va.
riety.
Observation proves that the lack
of politeness cramps many an other
wise honest sutton or sweetheart's
style. Nothing is quite so devastat-
ing as to have your god or god
dess" commit gross errors of con-
duct publicly. Privately it is Just as
irritating but not quite so humiliat-
ing as a public expose of ones lack
of breeding.
The truth is that there isn't any
controversy as to which is the ruder
sex. Each sex has its opponents of
rudeness and the opposite.
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Page For Women
Horoscope

The best part of this day is the
plans and relaxation. The balance
is not at all bad, however. Well to
deal with older. people around the
middle of the day. Control emotions
in evening.
Aquarius Rank and Position
The Aquarium, born between Jan
uary 20 and February 10, usually
finds a good deal of difficulty in get
ting himself or herself placed in the
typical organizations of present day
business. If there is a spot for an
idea man, an inventor. a schemer.
somebody whose Job it is to look
ahead, stir up new business, do mis-
sionary work. the ideal person who
eventually develops for the task viii
probably have Aquarius strong in
the horoscope. Very often we find
these people performing their SER
vice for humanity in ont of the way
places, running one-man ventures
and doing something that no one
else ever thought of. In the earlier
stages of their development these
iioAiNts bitfU lpbN liNt uBlN uutklllkS
who won't amount to much; but
don't estimate them entirely by their
past performances, for they are Just
as apt as not to blossom out into the
beautiful swan and surprise the
whole community. Let them do
things in their own way; check their
results more than their methods.
If Today Is Your Birthday
You are one who must learn that
friends are better than money; yon
can turn friends into money, but
never money into friends. Avoid
extravaganza and waste of all kinds.
Your year ahead is keen and alert
one, with opportunity to profit if
you use your best faculties. Make
the most of it. Danger: August
to IL, December 6 to is, 1881, and
April 3 to 9, 1882.
Tomorrow
Good in morning and mid-after-
noon; routine after that.
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Beauty Hints
THE BROW oF CAFE

THE BROW OF CARE
/ You can make your forehead what
you will, either a much fretted map
OF the world or a smooth marble ex-
panse to enhance the setting fa-
'0uI aHae-
Tyne 0.9rt aaar ..# .5#.. ,s.,a=.
tCWaH ae.W ..# =, ".F= Is fh. pc
suit o. .rownn. 81 .cou Iamkfre II
should he smoothed out and erased.
The horizontal lines running from
temple to temple come from worry or
perplexity-iron them out. At night
massage this troubled space with skin
food-pat in a good tonic. then strap
the forehead by tying a linen band
tightly about the head. II pays.
ANNIE X: Standard weight for
a girl Of Is, five feet four inches in
height is 1870 pounds. You need to
gain l pounds.
MRS NJ. G.: You may help the
child to overcome the nail-hitfng
habit by painting his tneertips with
tncture of aloes.
l.. G.: Walking with toes pointed
Let h EN- point STRAIGHT ahead.
Keep Your ankles straieht and SUP
port Your weight on the ball and
heel of your foot.
A. G.: Local treatment for black
heads Is thorough cleansing of the
face with soap and water and com
pleXion brush Rinse with warm
water. Then massage a little cold
cream into the parts from which
you will press out the blackheads /
Place a bit of linen over the finger
tips and press gently. Wipe with
peroxide.
c. s. G.; EPSON salts are not eff /
iectlve for reducing purposes, and I
are drying to the skin.