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The
W ashington
Herald
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIRECTORY
READ FOR PROFITS USE FOR RESULTS
Phone
Main
3300
THE^SWfeHERALD
PfcbiUfeed swcry day ?? lSx* J**1
?7 Th# Wac^!ncton Herald Co?
Hiny it 425 41 j Eleveotb street
^>sh1n*ton D. C.
. T'lephon# Exchange ? Call Main
?*?? CKor cla*atfl?f ad*?rt1een??oU
ls5, Branch IV _
Vfemh?r Aridit Bureau of Clrcuia
Boa
CLASSIFIED RATES
ONE
I
Wasted Ronra* tad Board
| fUat Room ............
r? MiMrthM?
I Qaa a emm ta
* ti?* * 0*m*?
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T!?...r. ? <*"U
Mtetena two Mms.
^OlinGJI REPRBSEMTATlfW
*"Ht ?. ?. B*4.lkV4iTb aPa*.lAL *UISC1
Tart Olfccs fisbons Bid*
dimm <*r*m .......Trttwe Bid*
Dstsett Office ?
li Loe* OffWw Third Mert^. Ban?BM?
HELP WANTED?MALL
COLORED fflirTOR WANTED. AP
ply family physician. wtth references. Phono
Cblumbia T*H-J. f?T-3t
Born hot TO SF.RVB HERALD. APPLY
SANLEY TRAVIS. 81* 3rd st. nt tt+M
roadcu an wanted for circulation
I work. Apply Mr. BUCK. Washington Her
-'* fJLlt
*? GOOD POSmONS OPEN
AS
CONDUCTORS AND MOTORMEN
PERMANENT WORK
GOOD PAY
Special consideration given appli
cations of ex-soldiers and men hav
ing previous experience.
Apply
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
9 to 12 A M.
Instruction Department,
Washington Railway and Electric
Company,
14th and East Capitol sts.
_ _ie2",4t
JANITOR WHO UNDERSTANDS
care of down draft boiler. Ap
ply Manager Knickerbocker Thea
ter, 18th ar.d Col. rd. ja. 19-tf
MACHINISTS. BOILERMAKERS,
track men. white and colored'la
borers. Apply ROOM 308, Union
Station. ja7-tf
' HELP WANTED?FEMALE.
I \\ A.N i'ED <r>iNER.VL HOUSEVN^ >RKKit K"R
adult*. 2*12 MeKinlry ft., Chery <"hase. i
| I he? (Imlald ?32. fe7-?t
' N EAT. ~~K ELI A BLU WOMAN FOR GEN- j
Jfc- ?1 !' usswcrV. C i 2-w Holme*.! v*. i
I vvanted-young girl to operate a]
taNet machine; exr?nm(re not neceMary. Ap
| i4y 3> B st. nw.. Bliss BnikHni f?7-3t {
I WANTED?GIRL F\>R GENERAL HotsV
I ? rk; Sb n week; nu Sunday work. E. V.
MosftUte. MT H ne. fe*5t |
WANTED^-AT ~ON' 'R. OIRL TAILORESS;'
;*d salary. Apply 1KB 17th st. nw. fe5-3t j
HOUSEKEEPER AND COoK. UEUABLE.
Id a. tn. to 7 p. m. weefc day*. 8 a. m. to 2 I
p m. Sundays. Main 4537. Mrs DUKE, be- !
tun- *>. fe^Jt |
WANTED?A GIRL FORTLER:
ical work. Apply 611 7th st.
fe2-7t
HELP WANTED?Male and Female
DHHTnt f?r identification
rnUlUiS purposes Si.
Finished promptly. BROOKS,
IV2Q F st nw. ja28-got
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
Px. 4V6 NW. 2SI3-ONE LARfiE. COM
fortaMe room, near bath: h. w h.; agitable
for t; wa-kinf distance of ail de^<a. Phone
Wert 2157. fe7-7t
?gS~7TH ST. NW. -NEATLY FURNISHED
front room suitable for gentleman. S3.C0 per
week; board if desired; room and board $35 per
month. Plrnne service fefr-it
ti E N T L E M A N-MODERN ROOM; MT.
Pleaaan? car line; near Kenesaw Caie. Phone
I^L 1370-\V. fr6-3t
1416 PA AVE. NW.. BET. 14TH AND 13TH
st*?Nicely furnished front room, neat to bath.
Phone Franklin 78P8. feC-7t
[ LARGE" "BEAUTIFULLY FUR
- mshed front room with private
bath: five windows; in exclusive
neighborhood; $60 per month.
Call North 5019. ja.l9-tf
| LADY MAT OCT ROOM AM) Kl>AKl>
in private family, in vicinity at Lincoln
' Park, if willing to occupy ro<jm with young
married lady, whose husband is in France.
| (40 JO per month. Addreae W. O. F.. care
' Herald office. jan7 tf
| B ST. N. E., 318?A two-room
suite, suitable for 3 gentle
len, near bath; reasonable.
iLinc. 4480-J. 2-7
WANTED?APARTMENTS.
J TORXIiHEO.
pOCSEKEEPING APARTMENT. TWO-OR
three rooms, bath and kitchenette. wholly or
partly fxirniahrd; walkinc d^uacs n convenient
car line. Writs all perticularv BOX i37.
Pleraid office d?3l-tf
WANTED?ROOMS.
P BY YOUNG COUPLE. SMALL FURNISHED
apartment or n?sn with or near to food board.
I BOX j33. Herald office fe4-3t
WANTED ON OK BEFORE FEB. !J?BY
refined emi4oy?d couple. 1 or 2 tinfur. r oma.
iclass in preferred. References. Write CHA8. O.
OLAU8. ?14 12th st. nw. or BOX 329 Herald
office. fe24t
WANTED?HOUSES.
IEbsire a home, pk k>*ek ably op
If e??bt rooms, tn the northwest section. Address
|Dr. J. W. CROWL. 1128 Park road nw. Co
lltxmbta 5813 >a2l tf
REAL ESTATL
"Cabin john park.
ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN HOMES.
A TOMLINSON. ? SO BLDG M 1445
Biz new Douses r.nd buccaiows ready for in
Bspection. $1 ?00 to 12.500. Essj t^rms. aatt tl
jREFRlGERATORS, ICE BOXES.
REFRIGERATORS
That Are Superior
iNELSON REFRIGERATOR CO..
W We build to order any else
refrigerator or cooling room.
611 F Sc N. W. Franklin 2757.
?
HOW TO SELL OR BUY
USED CARS
If you have a used car and want to sell it, "D?e
Washington Herald can get you a prospect through^ their
Class Ad columns. Write or phone the Automobile Editor.
The party desiring to purchase a Motor Car, but
who is not in a position to buy a new one, can eMily
get what he is looking for, free of charge, by consulting
the Automobile Editor.
Write or Phone Main 3300
HELP WANTED?FEMALE.
HELP WANTED?FEMALE.
Help Wanted?Male and Female. Help Wanted?Male and Female.
LIBERTY BONDS
arid
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
BOUGHT
We Will Also Buy Partial Payment
Cards.
Central Building, Room 11?Cor. 9th and Pa. Ave.
LOST.
IX? ST-FLOWERED JEWEL BAG
taining KTeeubacka, on Feb. 5. Return ?
3H8 Second at. n?.. and receive liberal reward.
fcT ?>t
Eo.ST?STRAYED FROM CAK IN (iEORCTT
town. large coach dog, well marked black and
white: answer to name "Spot." S10 reward
paid for prompt return and n<j questions asked.
30* Takutna ave.. North Takoma. Md. fe7-lt ;
lost-steklim; silver a~v i a t i <>~n |
wing*. Sunday evening; probably in Palace |
Theater. I'hone Col. 607?. fe*.-3t j
I>?ST-AT SOUTHERN RELIEF 11 ALL. NEW j
WiUard Hotel. Monday evening, February 3, a 1
gold and platinum tar pin net with a row of
pearls and three amythests. Reward if returned
to F. W. SCOTT 1726 Eye st. nw. fC>-lt
LOST?AIR LT> ALE TtKItlEIi. BLACK AMI
tan; 6 months old; answers to name of "Ruff;"
license No. 7-159. Reward if returned to 1900
Belmont road nw. Phone North ?917. fe5-7t
L/-.ST-BLACK VELVET BA<i. CONTAIN1NO
money, purse, etc.. Sunday evening. vicinity of i
15th and U sts. nw. I'hone N. 66G6 or return to !
j 1221 U st. nw. Liberal reward. fe5 3t
UOSt ? DIAMOND BARPIN,
probably at Southern Relief Ball,
Feb. 3. Valued because of associ
ation. Largest possible reward if
returned to Mrs. N., 1761 N st.
Phone Franklin 4278. fe5-3t
LOST ? ANTIQUE? EARRING^
banjo shape set with pearls. Lib
eral reward if returned to 614
4'/2 st. sw. ja31-IOt
LOST- N KTR^PrfTVORTT!-rioOK OF HElC
aid recei.-fs. P!ea.?e return to Herald offlcs
C1HCCLATTON DEPARTS!ENT de5-tf I
FOUND.
FOUND?DOti. REDDISH BROWN MALL I
??u-pberd dog. Apply ANIMAL RENOl E
LKA(il'K. M9 Md. are, m. f?6-3t
PERSONALS.
DR. REED
SPECIALIST
804 SEVENTEENTH STREET.
OVER 30 tEARS Z'SZUZ
Nervesis and Special Lhmin at Men an* V?
Means Health to You If You Sufer
Fmc Cava/Th, Obeaitj Khetxnatuui i i-nan pa
tK>n, Piles. Throat. Lunga Brain, Heart. Blood
and Skir Disease?. Nervous Debility, Kidney
Dt?ea*?a. Bladder Trouble. 9peci3c Blood Po<
acoing. Ereptiona, Clears, and All Private Dt?
eajM>? Cured for Life by Safe Method*.
Charges Low. Medicine Furnished.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Private Waiting Room loi Ladies
Office Hours 10 to 1. 3 ft. ftundara. If to UL
Old-Fashioned Herbs !
The herb is purely a j
HkjI vegetable product and can
ha\e no bad effect upon
.f* Wt& the system It purifies the
biood. wnea up tha ?ys
ri Tl ^nSIb trm, replenishes the kid
I EHcSi^Bj. f*y*t thereby relieving
(w^rWwBrignt's Disease. Gravel,
wCiL Rheniratiam. Sciatic:..:
Lumbago. Coughs and
|M. A.LOUIS & sons!
The Herb Specialists, 229 G ft. nw.
TREAniENTS FOR VARIOUS AILMENTS.
H"!L-\
Economize on Your Moving
For reliable Quick terries on local and loot
| distance moving call on A. HITE, 328 M st gw.
: Phons Frsnklm 134S-W. dell tf j
FLORA MAL
| Manicuring, scalp treatment, ahampoolng and !
facial massage.
1418 W St. N. W.. Apt. 31.
MM*
Skin Affections a Specialty
Ecsema, acne, pimples, lupoa, etc. Local ta
mers and can?*ers; no cutting. Dr. NICHOL
SON. 1306 H st. nw. 1? to 1; i to T. jaM-**
DR. GRAHAM ~
CHIROPRACTOR
Warder Building. 553 ?th ft. nir.
Office iioan. *11 J*
PERSONAL.
Making Wine and Beer at Home
Simple and explicit recipe. (Copyrighted).
Cost of making two gallon* of beer 75 cent*
Not orer 5*? of aloohol. Can be used In
two week* For recipe send $1 to
TUB AMERICAN JOT KITCHEN CO.
2603 M ozart Place.
(Phone, Ool. ??) fe6-7t
DIVORCES
I am a skilled in?estigator in all branches
of DETECTIVE WORK. Di?orce? are my
specialty. Linguist; absolute secrecy main
tained; alar, ciyil. criminal and foreign
travel work solicited.
MADAME ENA MEO
1733 R at. ow. Call Day or Night.
jfttat
MISS ARNEBERC
MANICURING AND SCALP TREATMENT
Hour*. 10 a.m. to C p.m.
5(6 M gt. nw. *,?
jsl2-90t
~\mEins~
Manicuring and scalp treatment. Hour*, IP to
7. Open Sundays. 716 list, nw., Apt, 2. jaj0-90t
MADAM PARKER ~
Gifted Palmist and Clairvoyant, gires adrlce
on all affaire of life. She asks no questions, but
win tell you what you want to know. You' will
be wiser and happier alter seeing her. Satis
faction or no charges. Readings 11,00.
HOURS 10 A. M. TO I P. M.
1211 E st. nw.. between 12th and 13th sts.
ja30-9tt
DIAMONDS
ANU JEWtuRY
Bought for cash from priraie parties and estates.
316 Washington Loan and Trust Building. 9th
and t sta. nw. ja29 90t
LIBERTY
HI BONDS!!
? BONDS!!
Bought for Cash
BY PRIVATE PARTY.
S WRITE ME AND
I WILL CALL.
0POSTOFFICE
BOX 1719, LOCAL
MADAME LA BLANC
Electrical Massaging and Scalp Treatment,
Manicuring, ll a. m. to 9 p. m., except Sun
day
APT I, O H ST. NW.
?al5-90t
NEW YORKlBEAUTY SHOP
1006 F st, nw Phone Prsokhn 2362.
Liberty Sanitary Beauty Shop
1*13 18th st. nw. Phone North ttft-J.
Hours* 9 JO a. m. to I p. m.
Strictly Sanitary.
Coder a Professions! None. m
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONET TO LOAN?J250 TO $500,000
on D. C. real estate. Sereral trust funds. All
transactions conducted with economical consid
eration for borrowers.
WM. H. 8AUNDER8 ft CO..
Southern Building. 807 15th St. N. W.
f?HPL
MOM11 OH APPROVED C1T1
res] mUU st lowest current rates n*?ul
pn Clears with respect to prl~ ps/Msvta.
TYLER A BL'TH EliroWD. Use-. IB MO gj. H
WRECKERS AND BUILDERS.
wild all .Kiast or bdilBYSo*.
a. e. roxptoN, loriKH
business announcements.
SHOE REPAIRING.
AMERICAN SHOE
REPAIR CO.
Our SOLE aim Is to
Ave you money.
Electric ma
chinery does
the work while.
you ^ralt f w
1029 Seventh Street N. W.
Great Reduction Sale
on All Tailor-made
Skirts
All latent styles and
designs. We have a
large variety of sam
ples and styles to choose from.
If you are looking for a neat,
classy, stylish and Inexpensive
skirt we can suit you admirably.
S. FAINMAN.
?12 H fit. If. E.
ELECTRIC AL.
-WIRING
IS YOUR HOUSE WIRED?
If not ask us to give you the
complete cost.
FRANK GLASCOX
ELECTRIC CO..
1405 14th St N. W. . Main 120
Ha?e Tour Electrical Wiring Installed By
F. L. CLARKE
K-'ectrica) Contractor? SuppUea
?CZ1 U Street Northwest.
Light* Bells, Fan*. Motor*, Repairing.
GENERAL HOUSE REPAIRING.
Carpenter and Contractor
AlteraUou* and new work done for rtunuM*
Prices Apply fill M ?t. uw. Phone North
ja&?I
EXTERMINATORS.
Bugs! Bugs! Bugs!
20th Century Insecticide
Win no yotir home of roachee. ante, water
buss and bedbugs, I will call and clean your
home of roaches, guarantee fur one year tor
C.50, or refund jour money. Sold by druggiata
?r A. M C.. CO.. 041 N. Y. are. Main
3*2. lalT-flOt
IMPORTEH LACES
PALM BEACH LACE SHOP
Importer of
Filet, Venetian and Madeira cut work, and
all kinds of Imported good*. Rig bargains
in Japanese Kimonaa, (ieorgette and CTep?
de Chine Waiata. rhone Franklin 3W2 WO
9th at. Dw. fe2-90t
A Sample lot of
Georgette and Crepe
de Chine Waists.
All Colors and Sizes.
Regular $5. $6 and $7
ilues. t
sold for
values, to be 53 QQ
Private residence, 5621 Georgia
ave. Phone Col. 7309. Home all
day and evening.
CARLISLE EXCHANGE
Beet Candid
Eacluaire Agei t* for
MARTHA WASHINGTON
CANDIES
Try Our Goodies
Mrs. M. Blair. :<J06 14th st.
PRINTING.
FOR SATISFACTORY PRINTING. REASON
abie pricee. call O. K. PRINTING CO.;
prompt eerrice. Franklin 747L 435 6th st. ow.
jal<V90t
BUSINESS CARDS.
1M CALLING CARD9. 39C ; 100 BUSINESS
cards. ?c Card case free. EARLE WAYN hi,
W H s. nw? Washington. D. C. jaS-U
PLASTERING.
Let Me LK> Your
PLASTERING
I Do Jobs of All Kinds
Franklin 1740-W. 612 1 St. nw. W. H. FAIR ALU
laMOt
PLUMBING.
A. W. HAGERMAN
JOBBING REMODELING
QUALITY FIRST.
Franklin 4J32 1132 i*b at. nw.
JalMOt
HOTELS AND CAFES.
SHEPHERD HOUSE
COBNER 10th and E 8TS. NW.
Room and Board.
Table board. $1.00 a Day.
ja2I 90t
DON-T FAIL TO VISIT IT
The Handbomeat Restaurant in Washington. I
THE REPUBLIC j
Oriental, Chinese and Arrerlcsn Difbes.
The best the market can afford at reasonable
prieea.
Open from 11 a. m. to 2 a m.
Reservation by telephone. Franklin T7W. I
010 F atre^t northwest.
SECOND FLOOR. del *
Mtortonlquc Restaurant
Dinner, l\> cents; luucueon, 40 cent*
Special Sunday Dinners
Southern Home Cooking
Can Accommodate a Few More Table Boarders
2118 Pa are. nw.
EDUCATIONAL.
Keep Your War Job
By taking our special short courses
In stenography, typewriting, book
keeping and civil service. Individual
instruction.
THE DRILLERY
1100 N. T. Ave.
FIRST GRADE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMI
naUons for Feb. IB. 26 and March 8. Tuition
for enUre oouran 1 or Utcae examination*. $5. The
CIVIL HERVIClfi PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
ee. cor. 12th and F at#. Franklin 2090 Ja25-90?
"MRS.DANIEL
Voice Builder. TVacher ot Singing.
13U6 G STREET N. W. fel-|?t
FOR SALE?FURNITURE. ~
credit Furniture Cred8it
HOPWOOD'S
Popular Price Furniture and Stove
Store, ?th and K Sta. N. W.
AUTOMOBILES
Washington Auto Exchange
AatoawMlaa.
Rtnln, Troek?. TTmllw*. ?"?
Wt. Taila. Ota* ??
rl(r>. BatttrtM. ??
FOR SALE?AUTOMOBILES.
Come to the Largest Used Auto
Dealers in the World.
THE ROMAN AUTO CO.
203 N. Broad *t..
Philadelphia, P*
1.000 car* to ?elect from?1318* IV. model*.
In ail make*. *W> up. Catalogue frtt, on re
que*t.
1918 FORD CAR, EQUIPPED
with 1-ton Smith Form-a-Truck
attachment; in first class condition;
will sell reasonable and on easy
terms. Call RECORD AUTO CO..
133 Penn. ave. Main 23. ja22-tf
autcTrepairin g.
CENTRAL AUTO SUPPLY CO.
1004 PA. AVE. MAIN 4784
Our reputation, known to
thousands, has created known
satisfaction for the service we
offer. Are we serving your car.
DAW & PHELPS
1362 D ST. N. W.
Phone Franklin 7231.
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING
Carbon Removed. 50c a Cylinder
GARAGE FOR RENT.
VVHl KKS'f - liAlt \ ' < K SI'A'E KOK TWO
am; *50. APP1? JMrttW. lwk 81
AUTOS FOR HIRE.
VIM TRUCKS
By hour, dij week or month. fle* me for
reasonable rrice*. Phone Franklin )t*-*
A H1TK, r? M "t. i? dtfl-tf
AUTO PAINTING.
AUTO PAINT SHOP
?:4 Mam. ?w. ijw.
J. H. KOHDE. Prop.
PAINTING AND REPA1R1NG._
THOl'BLE r*LL FOR
CHARLES G1S1N
Used car* bought and sold.
| 3214 Proepecr a*e. nw. ^
Ja*?
AUTO ACCESSORIES.
Triple Traction Treads
I>on't firow anay old tires. Bring
thrm to uk. We reUead thrm with
rulcaniaing process and gi?e ROTO
additional miles of tfoutle-free, punc
ture-proof, non-skid aerrice.
Get cnix price* and pr'TJoaitioo.
Speedway Tire Retreading
Company.
1tOJ? \lnlh "itrff) x. w.
RETREADING
Retreading pays if it is done
right. Let us do it for you.
GIBSON TIRE SALES CO..
33 list. X. \V.
MACHINISTS.
MACHINE SHOP.
Automobile* repaired and overhauled. Repair*
to refrigeration punipn and steam force pump*.
J. L. ONEY & SON.
Franklin C75, 303 13th at. nw.
<aMT
FURNITURE FOR SALE.
"?it Furniture credit
HOPWOOD'S Popular Price Furni
ture and Stove 9*nre. 8th ft K St^
WHY NOT RENT YOUR IDLE
ROOM, HOUSE OR APARTMENT
If you are looking for a room, house
or an apartment, we have it here for you
in our Real Estate Department.
Do you want to sell your room, house
or apartment? You can easily rent same
through The Washington Herald Class Ad
columns. Full information can be obtained
from our Real Estate Department.
Write or Phone Main 3300
I
FOR SALE?MISCELLANEOUS.
| SQSQIR ENGINE - 4-H01U?U' 'Wtll,
New Majestic, on tkids for true*. SE "th
st .w. te74t
xvorkingmen-therb is So lonukk
any excuse for men psying more than our low
prices for men's pant*. W? do not make it a
side line aa the profits help pay all expanses and
there's no charity string but the clear ra*h ?*v
ing is worth having Panta jriced f2 to M.
' JUSTH'S OLD *TAND. 61t D. feT-lt
"H A N I>S< iME Tut ESri SIIT. Si it, <1!; worn
three times; M6 if sold at once; six shirts,
new. lor |F ; alao collars. Call N. 36^ fe7-3t
IIeAIINGTON VISIBLE No 10: W.50; lat
est improvement*; splendid condition; doea ex
eel lent work. 1M3 Kalorama road. (lit. Pleas
ant can); North *753 fe6-?t
WANTED?MISCELLANEOUS.
I OUR TASK WAS COMPARATIVELY EASY
I to buy the stock of men's worn suite, over
coats, pants, etc., that we now own. and the
stock to be bought la to be paid for we know,
and have prepared a pood big bunch of caah
all for yon and other gnod dri ssers Phone aa
to call. JUSTU S OLD STAND 6i> D. feS-lt
WHY aw*>' >our 01(1 cfctUea. VVe i*y
TT li I you fancy prices Will call for good*.
M. TENDLEH,
f!3 D st. lit. Franklin r?-J. Ja23-90<
SPIRITUALISM.
Licansed by the District of Columbia.
Paychic and Vocational Efcpert,
Dr. Charlotta Jeanne
WHY NOT CONSULT ONE OK AMEK
ICA'H most correct medium*. Advice in re
gard to health, ancceaB and happine*. If
yon- are ill or discouraged an analysis of
your case will help you immediately. Office
hours 11 s. m. to ? i?. m. 1M2 Eye at. nw..
Rocm 1. Franklin 761?-J. jaS Nt
PALMISTRY.
PALMISTRY i* a recognized science, and
RIZPAH LLDO.N
ta known aa one of its greatest exponerta Hun
dred* visit ".hi* remarkable w<jmsn daily. Caas
pieta readings, with accurate Oeecmptioo of what
iour band foretella, only |1 Reception parlor?
N. E corner of 6th k O rw ., e: trance 6th st
Hours 10 a. m. to 10 p m. delMOt
PROF. WrTgHI ~~
Palmi*t and Clairvoyant.
Private reading daily; aatiafsction giisrerte'd
Iloura, U a. m. to 6 p. m. Phone Main 1 i3T.
| 612 K ?* sw delS W
BELAIOXT
, P-ientiflc palmist and clairvoyant, csn he cob
tulted on all affairs i.f life. Resdir.gs. tl. 126
New York ave nw.. Staeen 12th acd lith eta.
Honrs. 10 a. m. to I p. m. de?T KK
MR. ARTHAN7
Noted platform test medium Readings daily
on all affairs of life; telle everything, best a?l
viser. see him, you will maks no mistaktv
Studios. 509 O st. nw. dell 9fc
SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.
FRjTnK THEODORE ALLE.N. SOItNTlCliJ
sstrolofer (director. Astrological Research t*>
ciety). Private readings, ty appoiuunent only,
i r- Typewritten readings, bs mail. ? acd up.
' 1 s K >? p*. t'hor.f Frsrkkn )a
I PROPOSALS.
i office' of ihe commissioners. d
; Washington, D. C.. February 1?19 J?*aled
! proposals will be received at thi* office. Room
! 511 District Building, until 2 o'clock p m.. Felv
, niary 25, 1?!9, for furnishing and delivering K.
j O. B. point of shlpaient. 500 green e'.m double
' preaa racks, lor use in hydraulic garbage prew,
j at the Garbage Reduction Plant. Chf-rrr Hill.
Va. Form of pmposal may be obtained upon
application to the Purchasing Officer. D <*.
Room 33). District Building. LOUIS BROWV
LOW, W. GW YNN GARDINER, CHAS. \\.
? KUTZ. Commissiocers. D. O. lcj-3t
I
MOVING, PACKING. STORING
, riannim ^-=r
LXJNG-DISTANCE MOVING.
SAFETY FIRST.
j ABHOLLT&L* FIRtPROOfr CTOKAOL
Ko tn# U ?r><i up M"Ttb| ind lacsing
LMT CD HTATKh ?T"KA(il CO. U> * Uft*
A aw Phones W 423 and Frankltr MS U
MOVING
We forniafc larg? pa-lderi ?aos and ?*r%.fnJ bi
ic handle fow i^wla
PACKERS of furniture, imooi e_una an*-*
brat etc Ex;?TVnfKi mm only
SHIPPING ?o aL part* oI the wsrld.
8TOR ACif" fat 'urnjfjra. pum? and bona*
bold goods
KRIEG'S EXPRESS
AUCTION SALES.
Tk??. J. OwfB A Son. Aurtlonrrr*.
j Trustees' sale of valuable two-atory brick dwell
i Inc. 2303 17th n n?. By virtue of a certain
deed of truat duly rec >r?3ed In Liber No. 400.
! Folio 38b. rt aeq.. ol tbe land recorda of the
lHatr.ct of (Vlumtja. and at the request of the
1 party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
j will sell, at public aurflno, in the of nmni
as J ftwen A Hon. Aucti'meer*. 1221 ti st. rw.,
j on Friday the ?th day of February. A.D., ltl*.
at 4 o'clock p m . tbe following described land
I and premise*. situate in tlie District of Colum
J b:a. and de:-.grated as and bring lc* cumbered
i Fifty-two (32), in .Margaret n;)e'i subdivision
c4 {tart of lot numbered Ten M)j. in Block nun
ber?l a;* (?(. "Meridian Hill." a* per plat re
corded in Book 44. ;?ge 106 in the Surveyor's
<)ff?cs of ti.s District of (Wumbia. Term* ???
aa'.e: f?-!d subject to Two prior deed.* ol trwt
? amounting to about and tl* amount user
j and above said trusts to be paid in cash. A de
? posit of SI00 required at time of sale and the
I purchaser allowed fifteen days to complete the
I purchase. Further iiarticulars st time of as >.
FREEMAN OEOKGE FOWLER. CLAREN?fc,
M DeVEILE TmMe?s. fell.**:
SPECIAL NOTICE.
$1.50 Window Shades, $1.00
j Our big specisl ? Finest 11 50 O'.l Opsqnc Win
] 6 m Shades, 11 art shorn rollers, meai'ired, made
and hung by factory rtpert*. Oul> Ji. Ordar
at once
The Shade Shop, \T<rT
W. STOKES SALMONS. Ptogrietne.
I
PTBI-IC STENOGRAPHER
MISS LOUISE PAGE
NEW COMMERCIAL HOTEL
93) F st. nw. Phone Franklin 7770.
In After 4 p. m. Ja24JBt
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
Appropriate Floral Tokens.
Art .sue? eipr oss??e? ir* x proa vs.
Gude Bros. Co. 1214 F Street
Prompt suU> delivery *arnas.
a
That Rookie from the 13th Squad By P. L. Crosby
J ANY 6UY WHO uses MY '
TOOTH HAS GOTTA
? Be Nioe r
what Kind of a fallow
'5 MALONE^- IS he" NICE
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
JOSEPH GA WLER'S SOW"
Macaoei . 07 lavtiaum. Njuum, aetactac ??
It a a o? tarricea r?m??3 is all t^ru mt Um
Laited Htatea tf apeoaJ rrpr?iila [Jijl,
Telephone
Main 6612-6111 L^dr
1710-22 Pa. ?"
A vtDue.
AtlliUM
death record.
^ WHITE. ?
W Kunnwf f m, J? Decatv A.
Mary Finley. 72. St. Ehrabett'a H"Tf"
Jofaa Kn Mr 72. TLt P *L or
Alexan<i? r Kabor M. WM Afttm ?
Aim* NVlaoe All*, u* Pranfcfe *L
Wyatt WiiJiama. so. s? Bryant at a*.
f'aiii lUn, ?. I'Twdmai HoapttaL
Mary EUan Watt, TZ? T>?a !>?><??' apt.
Andre* Ri**? IrTarm. C> U ?th aL m
I^Nxiw Udaot, 57 Waltair Dnj
William Watklaa. T2. ?* (Mk aL.
Fla* Virginia Lmoc, | ?~ n M a.
CObOKBb.
Uwrnrd Auguslin* Sax*. Jr., uy ^
Mlraad*. l^rtor r. rm ftaatra m.
Naottu L*ngfon}. X 330 )Onul a** *a
k?m Brown, ft. Bine Plaina
Hannah Daru. a. 3*? Ommm awl
Milton Hwy. X T Railroad am aa
Infant of and Etama ftwa ? A
rrwdmrn s Hoapital
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WRITE
Walter H and HirabKh M. Harr
John ana Luc? Birmingham, boy
William A. and L*dla If. Natao*. bay.
Rj<*ian1 p. and Clara A. Hiadman. b*v.~"
M- and Natal* Andibart. girt.
W'jlliam G. and Bertha M Darwtaad,' ?0.
W'ilham P and Alioa M Lithgoa. lUl*^
Caetano and Roasa 'frirfanrlli. bor. ?
W'iUiaa D. and Hannatta Huff, boy.
Jao>b and Mar VaaPutlA. girl.
Adam C. and FVatfa Mil)**-, girt.
<7haa. R. ami Maa*v B. bydnoor, girt
Wm. 8 and PaUMrisf F. ?W;
J'tfin C. and Cmma Hammond boy
"faarfaa and CWth?nn? R. Latumore. boy.
I he* and EJiabefth V Prince. btr
Harry C, and Majr Webb, girt
Prank and Mary Peaoe. boy.
COLORED
John H. and Mabel Lomax, bo*
Amwead and Clara Itanaoe girl.
John A. and Mauk Lama, girt
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHIT E.
| CTiarlea Glaaa, Z. and Rmma ShTi**m 31.
: both erf Baltimore. Md Re*. L. htern
I Joaeph Ramo. ?. Bnatoc. Ma*. and Helea
.P Cottiell. IS. Waabinron. Rrv H. P rv?.na
1 Richard A. Kimball. 23. Leocnimater. Maw ,
and Mynl* E Ledand, 12, Waahingtor Re*.
H. P. Di*mv
Daniel D K?rr. 9, and Laabaile De Lurte T.
both of Jamestown. K. T. Re*. G. A. Miil?*!
Ri<*.a*d J. Rrrroort. 36. and Haaa* Carwaa.
?fi hoth of fViimoaa Va. Raw. J. H Jeffnm
John A Morawitx. 2L Waahiagtnr. and Elna
R Bmadhurat. 3. Chery Cl?aa? Branec. Mi
Rfv. H. P. Do?rna
Ralph A. Si '-roaisar. tL Karvaa Oty. He.
and Ruth &. lie trie*. 2D. bunbor^, Pa. B??.
J II irffne?.
? (.m-ro t\ Parr. and Mikbad C W>uii?w.
Jl, t**h irf ILchmnnd. Va. Rer. J R Bn?*.
Hamrin P. Ooiliar. 2. and Uaie M lTU?r.
both of Richmond. Va. R?*. A. B>Td
L^Jtli-r J. Panalag. 21 and Jeanma Staple*.
If. both of Rid r.rnd, Va H. B Haaf.
i JVar.klio R. W>a?*r. 2S. Watartowc, N.
an<1 Waie T Noaa. Z. Mincaap^b M'"?
Rn. W M>rf.
lx?!ie A. I>ar,and. 25 Waat Tniaa. l???a.
aivl lli'.oa H Botaier, 21, WaMilnfton Re*.
J H. JrTn~
Jain?< s. T^./?maa. tS. and B?aa^ F. B?t?,
3. l?"th of l>p?1?ri(*?biify. Va. Rw T E.
I Davis.
j Grarano D??U?<3'>. <\j:omnrt?R. Porto Rjt,
anvi IVrti a M. Muihgan. 18. Waaiungtoo Ka*
P. W. Johtwuo
COLOR ro
8am;W Bel'. 21. and Martha Waahingtor 22,
; bnth of Kopp. Va. Re*. W. Pameli
j Jamra WhitrlT. S. and Mary <irajan?i. 32,
! both of Kopp, \"a. Rr? W. Paraeil
i Jolrn J. Oorget. SC and Alioe G. Johwaa,
j ?. both of Wa^hirrtoe R^t. a. H <
j Willie Manu?. 21. MmpLi*. Teen., and Mary
. Willaama. 21. Washington Rer A. Sa^lov
DESIGNATE DIPLOMATS
FOR CZECHOSLOVAKS
Sabath Believes U. S. Should
Thus Recognize New Nations.
The President would be directed to
I appoint diplomatic representative* to
j Poland and CrcchoplovaJciaL. under a
j resolution introduced in the Houxh
j yesterday by Representative Sabath.
of Illinois. The resolution wa* as
' follow*:
I "Whereas. Czechoslovakia and Po
j land have established permanent pov
ernments and have been recopni*ed
by the frovernment of the T'nited
? States as independent states, there
fore be it
j "Resolved, by the Senate and
i House of Representatives of the
I t'nited States that diplomatic reia
I tions be established between the fov
ernment of the T'nited States and
f such povernments by the appoint
ment by the President of the United
States of a duly accredited represen
tative of the United States to each
of the said states."
The resolution was referred to the
Committee on Foreign Affairs.
TODAY'S CASUALTY LIST
W ousted.
Private Frank W. Tappan. Cape
Charles. Va.
Private C. J. Taylor, Baltimore, Md
VI onndrd Sllgktly.
Rupler Claude Harper. Alerardria, Va.
Mech. Charles F. Zimmerman. Hratl
dock Heicrhts. Va.
PRIVATES
WilliR'i R. Adco*-!.. Marteo. Va
| Ranson Falin, Clincbport, Va.
Thomas B. Shilling, Salem. Va.
William F. Tanner. Scout Sprlnrs. Va.
Burlev Roller. Fairview, Va
William A. Weise, Baltimore. Md.
Woanded Severely.
Private Dock Hall. Rugby, Va.
Private Wm. Chas. Jones. Newport
News, Va.
Rhode Island May Kill
Prohibition Amendment
Providence. R. I., Feb. 6.?The Rhooe
Island Legislature Is expected to kill
the prohibition amendment to the na
tional Constitution.
It was considered unlikely that the
amendment ever would reach the
house.
Borrowed Balk Fined $10.
New York. Keb. 6 ?Gabe < 'hooka *
bathroom was cold and he borrowed
his neighbor's. She arrived about tbe
same time. "Disorderly conduct."
said the magistrate to Gabe. "Ten
and costs."
asthma
TK?r? la f>.
There ia no "enra*
but raliaf la oft an
brought by?
teWiaipyrr i??r- <a "r"
irKSVAP0KlBv>V
new nuexs-aot, fck. ?

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