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THE RED CIRJCLE
By ALBERT PAYSON jrtSRHUNE.
Author of "Ine Fighter.' "Citb Conoxr." 'ipyrln From th 8adfil." Etc
Noxell-cd from thg Path Photo Play at the Barn. Nam, by Uill M. illtchiy.
'CoPT)tht..lW. by Albert Payson Tfraune.f
(Synopsis or Previous Inslnilment-.)
The hext niorntnir, while on the puroh.
they see an organ grlndar hils.reaijng M
monkey. June determines ttVwe tle mil
ma I from further abuse.
A red circle cOmea and goes "rt tna
hand or June Travis, who learns front, her
nurse. Mary, that she js a member of
the supposedly extinct Uorden lanilly or
crooks. The secret Is kept from Junes
mother." Detective Lamar, bnffled hy
June's beneoIcut crimes, tralli Alma la
Halle, who under order front Brnllliiit
Sam,'' a Jewel tence, robs guests ot the
beach hotel ball, using a painted led
circle as a blind. June herself Is a vie
tim. losing a neclTlace.
While the man sleeps aicalnnt a pllo un
der the pier. June, with 'a strip from his
organ, fastens him to the title nnd cots
the monkey loose. As ah draws her band
away, .he sees the red circle. Mary tin
fastens him and explains matters to the
policeman 'who has been attracted to "the
sceno by his cries. ,
After upbraiding her. they proceed
home: Mary again meets Juno, nnd tho
policeman and tho Italian soon come to
the house, and the officer asks many
questions, causing June and Mary much
. uneasiness.
(Continued from Yesterday.)
LEANING up against tho pillar of
the house where "thj "Woman" In
Black" lived, Lamar, blowing
rlnes of cigarette smoke sky
ward, mused:
"I wonder what June Is doing, I won
der if she is thinking of me."
His dreams were pleasant. Knowing
lhat his quarry wns ufc in the hoilso
and that hc seemed unsuspicious of
being trailed, atrial' did not neo the
use for any oxtrn trick work, lto-
cllnlnu; against a stono pillar is not
uch an uncomfortable pastime If one
has pleasant things to think about. i
A huge automobile truck, loaded '
with iron irlrdeis, bumped over the
cobblestones. The harsh, car-racklnc
sound shattered his dreams, rudely.
Lamar Flood erect, threw hip cigarette
into tho middle of the utroet and
buttoned the lower button of his sack
coat.
lie was trying to make up nis mind
what would be the easiest wuy to
tinp this woman. There "miicht bo
other entrances over the roof
through the cellar to the next house,
lie began to got nervous. His Imagi
nation led him to believe that tho
streets before hlni wure a honeycomb
of underground tunnels.
"When in doubt pump the elevator
boy," had always' boon J.amar's motto.
lie turned to enter the house. A
thick rubber mat, bound in metitl, trlp
. r-ed' him. He stumbled through the
) doorway nnd collided with a woman.
iSnt over as he wan, he couldn't see
her face. His gaze fell upon a black
leather handbag and a paper parcel
that could have contained anything
fiom a picnic lunch to a pair of shoes.
Ittaclng himself against the sides of
the entrance he tried to get his bal-
UI1HP.
"Perhaps you'll allow me tn pnsV
a cold, carcustlc voice broke In upoi- his
distress.
"Why certainly, madam, certalnH."
gapped poor Lamai, again threatened
with a fall as he tried to be courtly.
Then ho ruised his face Ono leok
nt the dark, slightly aquiline tatfrea
and he was very erect nnd very cool.
"On second ihoujrhU" he said calirly,
"I don't think I will."
"Get out of my wuy, you unmanner
ly loafer, or I'll coll the nollce"' s'io
raged, violently, as she tconlxcd him. I
"iow woman t uo tnnt it I were
you." Lamar said quietly. "I Juat
wouldn't."
He cam a step nearer nnd looked
straight into hor eyes with a tixud,
disconcerting slare. She backed away.
"Are you drunk or crazy'" .ho
rasped, real fear dawning In her heart.
"1 have been dunk. Some people
1hink I'm crazx," drnwlcd Lamor "just
at present I'm neither. vVrnt'u the use
of this musical comedy stuff, anywny?
You're under nnest."
"Under arrest" Me?" she tossd her
head, boldly. "I'd like to see you try
to arrest me!"
"You're seeing it now." said I.nmar
pimply. "Now look here, you'ru pretty
long headed, I think ou don't want
to make a erent- in n neighborhood
where you're known, nnd have people
find cut all sorts of unpleasant things
about you."
"Oh, ao you think you can bully me
into submitting to nnest, do vou?
Well, you can't. I don't care if peo
ple hear us. There's nothing to find
cut. I haven't rtonn anything to be
ashamed of. I"
As her rage grew, her voice rose
higher and higher. For his own sake
Lamar did not want a scene; so he
turned back the lapel of his coat and
pointed to something that shone there.
"See this?" he Inquired calmly. "A
badge. Doesn't mean a thing except to
a blind man. But these." he put his
hand Into his coat pocket, "now these
are different. They mean a lot especi
ally to a woman in broad davllght."
Just for an Instant he flashed a pair
of handcuffs by a chain. They clanked
ominously as he dropped them back
Into his pocket.
"Do you come or don't you?" he in
quired politely.
"Oh. I'll go." she answered after a
minute's thought. "But mind you,
you're going to pav for this, and pav
well. False arrest Is a serious charge."
"I have a charge that has that one
beat R mile," said Lamar, grimly, as he
led the way and turned to see that
Che followed.
Ten minutes later, when she rebelled,
outside the entrance to the police sta
, tlon, he seized her arm nnd hustled her
in; bringing her up before the ser
geant's desk.
"Well, Mr. Lamar." said the desk
man. leaning over the edge to shake
hands, "what can I no for you?"
"I have Just arrested this er this lady
on suspicion, sergeant."
"Indeed!" the round-faced gray-haired
officer looked over his glasses, sharp
ly: "Name, please."
The woman raised her eyebrows.
"Name, I said!" thundered the ser
geant. "Oh. I don't know that I have to give
It." she said, contemptuously.
"Oh, yes, you do.'' Umir broke In.
"a, word to the wise, you know, i advise
you to make as little trouble as possi
ble. And let me relieve you of your
parcel and handbag."
"La Salle. Alma La Salle," she al
most spat tho name at the sergeant.
"Address?" ho went on, writing as
he spoke.
'301 Qulncy street."
"Kver been arrested before?"
"No. Indeed! 1 never have. And
what's more. It's going to be pretty hot
for those who attempted It this time."
Lamar onened the paper parcel, dis
closing a pair of old. shoes evidently
on their way to the cobbler's to be
soled and heeled. He tivew them to
one sklo disappointed. Then with a
caustic "May I?" he opened the hand
bag nnd dumped Its contents on the
sergeant's desk.
For h minute the two men were
open-mouthed at the curious collection
before them. Thero was a powder rag,
a chamo's caked with rouge, a llp-stlrk,
.and a blue pencil. There was a bunch
of keys, two handkerchiefs, some soiled
personal cards, a tiny mirror;, and a
box of mint tablets. There was a sam
ple of dress satin, three old transfers,
some cloves. ei(l halrp'ns.
Limr rnpldlv searched the mass
nnd fpund notH"? of importance.
Holding 'he bn lielnw the ce,T of the
f"T:"lit'n Hes1' he ntiahed the whole
t Rio'-tment buck wlh one mven of the
Imnd closed the cHsn and handed !t
to Alma with a low bow
Se snatched it front his hand an-
grllv A alow ninlle of trlumnh nlaj'od
around the corner ofhor mouth.
"well, whnt're you going to do about
It?' she Inquired with n smile.
"1 in golpg to have vou searched."
said Lamnr oulctlv. "Sergeant, will you
have samcono cenrch Mies La Sullo.
plense?"
Tho sergeant nrcsscd the buzzer nt
his right hand. A door In tho back of
the room opened almost Instantly. A
POrllV Womah In n lilne.ntlil-uhlto
striped dress, partly 'covered With a I
white apron, stood at, the threshold fori
a ogtuuu, men camo swiftly into mo
rootm .
Alma looked at licr with fcllno con
tempt. "Mrs. Murphy," said the sergeant,
briefly "will you please search this
woman nnd make your report on what
you find?"
"Find 7" Alma throw back her head
and laughed. "She won't rind a blamed
thing. Yott boys are In wrong all
wrong." she added. -pltvlnglv.
Mrs. 'Murphv Is waiting." suggested
Lamar, politely.
The i matron led tho way. As she
and Alma reached the door leading Into
tho woman a detention room ho called
after her:
"Oh. Mrs. Murphy, would vou mind
making vour report to mo In tho
cldof s offlce7 I'm going In there now."
When tho dopr .clpscd on tho two
women Lamar made for the chief's of
fice. The secretary met h!r at tho
door. '
(Continued Tomorrow.)
Changes Announced
At Government Printery
t
The promotion of Robert F. Hand'
ley. from skilled laborer at 25 cents and
hour In the pamphlet binding section
night to- machine helper at 35 cent
an hour In the linotype machine sec
tion, nlgljt. and the following appoint
ments lq th,o. Government Printing Of
fice, wore -announced by Public Printer
Ford today i
James Shcaff, emergency linotype
onerntor
John H. SImms and Ralph Ward, tem
porary unskilled laborer.
Ashby J. O'Mcarn, William B. Ran
dolph, Aloyslus - T. Coitello, Dewey
Esalas, temporary messenger boys.
Funerals
Mrs. Mary J. Ball.
Funeral services for Mrs. Man- J.
Ball, who died Tuesday tit her ret
dence. 12 Carroll street southeast, aneJ
eighty-one, will bo oeld at her lato
residence tit 2 o'clock tomorrow. In
terment will bo private In Virginia.
Jack P. Edward.
Funeral services for Jack I' Edwards,
vho died Monday at his residence, 1M5
Eighteenth street, aged thirty, wcro
held this morning at hli late resi
dence. Ferdinand C. Heitmuller.
Funeral services for IVrdinand C.
rleltmnller, who died Tuesday nt
Emergency Hospital, of pneumonia,
aged thirty-eight, wee held this after
noon from the, residence of h!s mother,
1M7 Shepherd street. Intc.mcnt was at
Gtcnwood.
Mrs. Kate M. Glassgow.
Funeral services for Mv.i. Kate M.
Glassgow, who died vestr.idny at her
residence, ?07 E street, will be held at
her late lesldcnut. tomorrow at y.ib,
thence to St. Patrick's Church. In
terment will be at Gler.Vtnod. .
Walter Higgins.
Funeral xervlces for Waltfr Hlggin-j,
who died yesterday, aged ninety eats,
will be held at his late residence, 'A3
Massachusetts avenue, tomorrow .hi -'
o'clock.
Mrs. Margaret Macomb.
Funeral services for I1ih. Margaret
Macomb, who died Tuesday, were held
this afternoon from Wright's under
taking chapel. Interment was private.
Robert E. Stillons.
Funeral services for P.obett E. .Stil
lons, who died Tuesday, will be held
nt his late residence, 1712 Fourteenth
tlreet. tomorrow. Interment will bo
ot Arllr.trton.
EDUCATIONAL
Washington School,
of Accountancy
New semester begins Feb. 4. Prepares for
C. P. A. and business Free bulletin.
TfJOS V. WALTON,
V. 91. C. A., 1736 G St. X. W.
Learn
LANGUAGES
nt the
BERLITZ SCHOOL
810 14th ft. N. W.
Telephone Slnln 3217.
New ClafcHtM ConNtniitly forming.
Singing, Elocution
MHS. EMILY FHECH BARNES.
1(3 11th St. N. E. Phone I.lnc. 17H9.
Tuesdays and Ftldays. H 18lh St. N. W.
WASHINGTON BUSINESS
and CIVIL SEHVICE SCHOOI
1317 K. Y. ave. M. M. W. C. 'oteet, frln,
PUPILS WANTE'i-Byjriss Ber'nTce" Mlller7
teacher of piano, former pupil of Prof. J.
W. Hill, of Boston. X 6W-J. Bet. hours of
3 and S p. in., ur call at l'.'-3 13th N. W. ,1
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
FIREPROOF STORAGE
S(0 Separate Jxickcd Booms, V.M Month I'p.
, Merchants' Transfer and Storage Co.
Main G900. 9J0-922 E St. N. V7.
MO(NEY! MONEY! MONEY!
Advanced, on storage. I'NITEU TRANtiFBR
AND HIORAOK CO,. tli and I Ms. nw. Pli.
M. 62CC. Estimates on Packing and Shipping.
Washimrton, Baltimore and Sub
urban Moving.
Northeast Ex-
&L . press Company.
1017 H St. N. E. Ph. Line, 3970,
STORAflK 1 mo hauled in free, all we ak:
compare our prices to others: estimates
rheermlly alen. central location, dry.i-lean
murage rooms, open (or Irupordon at any
Ji ppnm t. Son i j Ia
ne. . KH.
k rrr nmxnir forxtnr.
Aire. N. :t,U.t ur V. 3:il4.
NSHTII'H lltAAM'KIl
A: h'lUKAt.i: u.. MtU
i. Mtfiit i'k s, ttaou.
iimwr -"
M0VIN6, PACKING, STORAGE '
"SAFETY FinT."
Ahpoli'tely firkprooV 8-ronAaic.
UNITED BTATE8 STORAGE Co.
Roams.-l2.oa nnd ud. Movlnr. Psektn.
Phone Main 4229. 4lM2 teth it. S, W.
MDVJNG ftBBi&" '
Phone M. wio-zvii,
KREIG'S -EXPRESS,
1KI Jt Btre N. W.
BTOrtAOK. I'ACKINO. AND BIHPPINQ.
KM ALL. VAN U)AI. ! "trite sn loud,
ft. to: storage, 2 tan load, ino.or ns for
ltnliimorv, rhllsdelpht arid suburbs.
COLUMBIA THANSFKH & 8TU11AOE CO.,
t(U New "fork at. Main U
CLEAN, dry siprage for iumture and pianos.
Estimates cheerfully (lien. WHSCHLeU'B,
K0 I'a. ie. N. XV. riion Main litt.
LOST- AND FQUNiT
DOCJ-Liberal reward for Information leading
to recovery of black and white setter. l.rist
January s; named ''Kid; ' uro.vn spot on eye.
jiviurn 10 iiw Aiitmgun ate. w. is. I'none
N. SCI. v
COI.l.AIt lllnrk lynx, on Park road. bet.
Bclioul nnd 14th sta. Reward If returned to
MRS. PIHtinv'K. 15l Park road. I
HELP WANTED MALE
DIIIVKH Exiwrlenved. for coal cart. J.130
lllli st
rARTNEIt At once! must bring reference.
Apply 1513 I'a. ave.
SOLICITORS who have worked on newspapei
artists' exhibitions. Address RIU11UONU
CARTOON AND CO LOU CLUB. 611 Times-Dli-pateh
RldR-., Richmond, Va.
Ul'ItONU BOY to make himself useful In
book bindery Opportunity to learn a good
trade. ANDRKW II. QRA11AU CO.. Uth
and E sts N, W. ' 1
8AKS & COMPANY want young colored boy
with some experience In shoe department,
puttlnir on buttons, etc. Apply to MAN
AGER. WANTED
YOUNG MEN
OR BOYS.
GOOD WAGES.
., APPLY
WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH CO.,
.1401 F ST.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
OIRLS Ten bright, for laundry departments;
clean worKana uood pay. Apply Mr. Vr'AT
KI.N'd, Fraiee-l'oioniac Laundry Co., Kill and
D sts..NJV. 1
QIRL For eeneral housework, reference r
quired. lUt East Capitol st. 1
WOMAN Colored, for housework, good pay.
2010 Uth st. N V. , !
WAlTRE6HEy-Excellnt position. AMERI
CAN LUNCH, 610 Dth st. N. V. 1
A83(5ltTKIl or girl Killing to learn Apply
TEHLI.U IAl'.NUltl. .'07 71)1 l. !S. W.
UHESSMAKEKS AND qiRLS to learn
French dieascuttlng, dressmaking, design
lug, and mllllnury, Jtood imsltluns furnished
after learning. NEW YORK MILLINERY
ACADEMY 111. U st H
bi.Al ttOUn. rf.l.UiJll.S and ratcnera. TOL
MAN lAt'NUltY. 0th nnd C N. W
LAliIES Experbnced, for corset dept. Ap
ply before 10. MODEL CORSET dliOP. VJ
11th st, N. . t. 1
MILl.INERS-Experlenced. Address BOX M,
Times office. !
DRESSMAKERS AND GIRLS to barn
French drerscuttlng. dressmaking, design
ing, and millinery; good positions. furnished
after learning. NEW YORK MILLINERY
ACADEMY. HIS Gst. '
SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.
PIANO pupils taugh,t tn fourth grade; ex
perienced teacher; beginners a speclatt).
EOX ;2. Times office. 1
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED
CANCELLED POSTAGE STAMPS.
Kind Now In Use.
Oood Prices Paid.
Price List Free.
A. C. ROESSLER,
East Or an ge. N. J .
WANTED A second-hand adding marliine,
must be In good condition. Address J. V.
HIRLINOER. Takoma Park. Md.
HIGHEST CASH prices paid for norn cloth
ing; either ladles' or men's; send postal,
will calL B. TARSHES, JIGS 7th St. N. W.
Phone North 499. 1
WANTED FurnUure. pianos, carpets, etc.
Phone M. 125.' for wagon, or hae 'is call,
"WESCHLER'S." 93) Pa. ae. N. W. 1
WANTED Furniture for cash. Sell otir
goods to tho man who gives the inoi.
money. See HOPWOOD. Sth nnd K. 1
HIGHEST PRICES paid for all kinds o( .c
opd hand clothing; ladles' and men, crop
postal M. BERMAN. tii D St. N. W.
OLD ARTIFICIAL TEETH Will pay good
prices; may be broken. FREEMAN. I'.oocu
20J. Kenols Bldg.. Uth and G. 1
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
it-ADinvntiLU' -is, -ni .tin n .Li.
bunlnesfl If, ve low and let m fo, apd
here'fi how lti done. w ebavv new pants ai
$2 that no doubt would cont niurh nore In
any store; ther'u aleo r bihhII lot nlluhtlv
lurf AtAPAAuta 1 t T. nH. rln f KU'l'll'U
usqia tinn.iiin ssi is fsi, unc pi nr. ui u t ti lt
OLD STAND. tl.S D. 1
Painting.
HAVE YOUR PAINTING done now. I can
save on money We guarantee our ma
terial and norkinipihlp o le the beat.
James 8teven. !$,.' Fta. ave.. Ph. North 213.
WHY not rave lO".1 this month? lnimedla'e
service on pointing Line. 2792-J. R. C.
COO EY, ilS $tq at. N. B 1
Mattresse and Box Springs.
SPKCIAD-llalr nnd ftit matttess's iiarl
aver and renovated; all sixes, II r.nly.
EAULE I'EDniNa co.. i:e9 ;th st, n w.
Ph N. f.21.
PapcrhanginK.
PAPl'ittiN'5lNG and printing". CUAS. R
jgYfAN. t H st. N E.. fpimerly of 24
CK Capr 'I a. Wrltu or pbone Lincoln 2.;9.
Antique Fnrnifure and Repairing'
SAVE 20 a on your antique furniture repair
I lip, r HnUlilnir. upholstering. U. Jill-J.
S J. noHOWSKI. tS Water t. S. XV.
Printing.
GIVE ME THE ORDER for 'our Printing
and "You'll Come Puck." J. RAYMOND
PADGETT. 208 Pa. ave S. E. Line. 2378.
1
Upholstering nnd Rciwirinc.
LEI'ENDAIILE upholstering, iiianufucturlng
and repairing; lurnlture. mattresses isli
lons, aunlngs, etc., work dope on vour own
piemlaes when dslrcd. Ph. L. 170.'. J F.
SMITH. 2103 Nichols ave.. Anacostla.
Window Cleaning.
HOW AIJOUT THOSE DinTY WINDOWS?
CAHOON ACME WINDOW tlLEANt.NU
SERVICE. 921 O BT. N. W. Main 1U0.
Painta.
HUFFALO A. L. O. P.VINI'S
Sold by ANDREW It. GRAVES.
8)1 If st. N. E. Phone I.lnc. m3l i
Carpet Cleaning.
CARPETS THOROUGHLY AND CARE,
fully cleaned, rugs woven from old carpet
mattresses renovated. Estimates furnlahei'
ALHERT KAHLEItr & CO., Zil II,,", t
M "o3. ' "'
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ITALIAN J.l NCH for sale, all 'urn't-rs on
he drat orrtr Tables, chalia, count n, hiid
olhcf iuruUur. WU fg. a vs. N, v,
'BULLETIN OP AVAILABLE; OPPORTUNITIES
Detailed Information concQrntntf iho following: opportunities may
be 6ecurcd freo of charflo upon application tp '
BUREAU -pP INFORMATION, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
OF LABQR, 801 MII.LS BUILDING.
. S?. T9 uA5Bri?V1cA.T,10,F8 UBKDJ BL&W-Kree board, lodging nnd wash
ing. PM-Pr Month. PW-Per week. PD-Pcr day. PH-Per hour. tf&I
Vreo board and lodging, llOK&M-Unfuinlshed house.curden, fuel and milk,
LS-BngllBli jpcaklnij. .lixp Experienced. Tr. Adv.-Tranflportatlon may' be
advanced under favorable conditions.
Unless 'otherwise jstutcd. it will ba,undcrstood that all opportunities ore of
permanent nature, and the help Is desired n soon s Dosslble.
Alaryland
T0 06f. Pomerstil v.o. One married man
for general farm work. Hollandtrs, llt-l-glana
or Swedes. 1 cow, EH necMry.
p. Tr. Adv., and deduced. ii PM,
nuute, garden and fuel. If wife helps in
Kitchen, Mt'M, Instead of Ki I'M, and will
board.
$70 Mis. Howard Co. One married man for
.farming and dairying, uerman with irtle
nglsh. 10 cons. Home exp. Children per
muted. Tr. adv.. and deducted. Green, 110
I'M; Dtp. IMH PM, house, xnrden nj
fuel. Will tako single: Green, 18 I'M; exp.
US PM, U&L. Summer liny April 1 to De
cember M. Wnntort Feb. 1.
Virginia.
170 43t. Fairfax Co. Ono married man for
dairy farm, to act as second man. Home
knowledge ,of trucking. Hcandlniivlans,
Poles, lieleUns or Hollanders. 10-13 cows,
Exp. No children permitted. tlO Tr. adv.,
nnd deducted. $25 PM. B&U Wife- to do
housework, rooking and attend to poultry at
$10 im.' nsu
Fairfax Co. One single man for gen
eral farm work. $15-$:0 PM. R&L. EB
Immigrant gcreptnble or American.
COMMON LABOR.
Maryland.
...,...., Montgomery Co. Man to cut timber
nhd io some milking. Ncir city. $-tl I'W.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Furnished
NEW YORK AVE, N. W 930 Nice warm
second story roams, $1.60 and Hi iranslrnta
recelteo.; hot-water. l
th BT. N. W.. 110 Furnished parlor room.
$10, and hall room, $C well heated anj In
quiet house.
EAST CAPITOL HT., K7 Large front loom
with board; suitable two. with homo com
fort. NHVV YORK AVE. N. W., .-ljrge i-ooms
suitable tor one or to gentleman; also
s mailer rooms, nicely furnlahei I. r.isonatr.e.
II 8T. N. W.. 201S To cty desirable fur
nished rooms, 1. h. k.; olher rooms reason
able. 1
NEW tlAMPHHIIIE AVE.. 1007-Ktirnlahed,
8rd floor front: electric lights, liot-ater
heat: suitable for two. 1
6th BT. 'N. K.,,822 Three beautiful furnlahei
rooms, second floor; housekeeping; li. v. K,
private home.
P fiT. N. W.. 1107 Comfortable inbldle room,
ronrnlHUly located; prhato family; reu
sonable. 1
O ST., IIU (cor. 12th) Large, nice front
room, furnished, with all Improvements;
reasonable, one flight. 1
Sth ST., 1022 Furnished, thoroughly reno
vated rooms, central, near Carnegie Li
brary , hot-water heat: board. 1
IDEAL APT. CO., M0 PA. AVE.-rf rooms,
reception and bath, fur. or unfur., also rue
large furnished room and kitchenette, near
bath, St; 1 large room, tno beds, 3.'J); one
hall room. II. CO. Main 7177.
Cth BT. N W., 410-Steam heated; bath each
floor; center location; $1.S0 a week upward.
V
M ST. N. W., llli-Ijtrge from inoin, well
cheated; single room, southern rfioure. N.
64. l
PA. AVE. N. W.. 120!-Opp. Rulel.bl
W'arni. sunny; hot-water always; no car
fare, rate-
Unfurnished.
F ST. N. W. 1203 Desirable rooms. oer
Bice's Studio.
Rooms For Rent.
COLORADO KE.N1AL EXCHANGE. J. D.J
Aimiin, jusr, inoice rooms, su ainaa.
ttry location. Free service to the loomers.
421 Col, lilac. Main 71.19. 14th and O sis.
ROOMS AND BOARD
2H PA. AVE. N. W.. The Auburn-All
bright, sunny, beautifully furnished rooms.
with hot and cold running water, steam hout.
direct car service, moderate mim, Pbone
" et Wt-W.
Wanted.
WANTED Room and board with home-like
surroundings, for widower with three chil
dren; ages It. 11, and 8 ears, must be rea
sonable Address KOX 64. Times office 1
TABLE BOARD
THE SHEPHERD. 10th and E sis. N. W
Meals, breakfast. 2jc; lunch. 20c. dinner.
lie; J3.10 week.
12th ST. N. W.. 6CS Rooms with select board.
steam heat; private bath; reasonable
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
DON'T WASTE TIME writing by hand;
renting an inuekwuou and using it In
your correspondence nieaiu special at.eniiot
paid to our letters. "The machine jou will
eventually buy." CpERWOOD TYPE-
WKITEH to.. 1ZOS f St. N. w.
THE REHUILT TY'PE WRITE It CO. tlNC).
li Kin st. A. vv. Main n.3i.
(Iu. Kell, rent and repair is pew r Iters.
VARDED GOVERNMENT CONTR VCf.
LET L'S ESTIMATE on cleaning and repair
ing your typewriter: all work guaranie'J
Ve also buy and sell second-hand nidLinnoi
on cuntmlaalon. give us u trial, tall !4. 2HJ
for quick service. UNIVERSAL TYPE-
R1TER REPAIR CO., 918 F st N. W
VIOLIN POR SALE-Flne violin, excellent
tone, with 2 good bows and line leitlirr
case. Will sell outllt cheap. Add rem "M."
IIOX 4J. Times office.
PERSONALS
UCC PAIN Manicuring and fialpT
iV.IOJVVrtUN )lent 7l(( ;, x
Alrt t. Phone Main "in.
Treat-
W
MAQQAiP-SENTlKIC SWEDISH
iVlrVOOrtVJC ScalD 'lreasmenl. Me.
chano-Therapy. Osteoiuthv
OH Kenols
Rldg . Iltn and 11 sts. . w.
puolntmenta
at our home.
M. WILLIAMS png.-n'i'i'rdrr.'iC:
scalp treatment. 10 to 7. Apart 21. T.ia
Caroline. 706 lllh at. N. W. M. 6640.
MISS WELLS .re'r;,nn.B
4. 833 G st. X. W. Apartment
and St alp
Hours to
, third ftiior.
MANIPIIRlNCi SHAMPOOING.
mAIMt-.UKIIVJ gfALP TREATMENT
Phone Main 7511. 716 11th st.
N. '.V.
MRS. OR A L. FIELD Erotic"0
Treatment, face and ecalp. Here for h hhnrt
time onlMi H N. W .-nanoor.
MISS JAMRRON. manicurist and i-hlropody;
hours. 10 a 111. to 6 p. in. l.'U New ork
ave. N. W second floor. r
MICC C A D D SCALP TREATMENT,
iVll OO LinKtA FACIALS; hours, lu to
6, Sunday. 11 to 2. 402 Kenols Unlldlnj. l
"DR. F1SK ELGIN, Specialist
rbaoe Main 8818. I2M Pa., ave V it
LOUISE MAIERS-
chiropody.
Open Sun
halrdretslng ll11 blanches itg!it.
208 Kenols Uldg.. lllh Ji U. M.itlt
T U. C.C.U toi 17 stri:i;t.
J The Most Important Advice
JL tiat I can oftcr to un man .r
.. vvmian who Is suKciinic tram
J. any ucutc, chronic, or unecial din.
4. eaiu is to takb luiniiOlato Htepd
rlo-OI2T WKUU. 600, ilitctetia v.tc-
tcint'H and all the now'terluras noj
, atiti-toxlns atJnilnUtorca. Elooi
T tedts niUclo. lhuoiuvui.v u.,
I
with everythlnB the beet In inedi-T
2lnos, Over :!0 eard' practice mt
Xl.-cllclnca Km nlH'if d. oilice liour, A
111 t.. 1. 1 .0 b. iiiindaiB. Id to 12. .
m.n-t a M -iirurrii inriit'uuriiiii i
T Constipation, HJles, Thtoat, LunM, T
t Ur-iln. Heart, rsiood. and Skin T
T LXseuacf., Ithe"ittlinu, all staK T
... n( blcjoU i'cnsonlnj,'. Nervous unci
I r;.-..,wnl IJClillll.v I lurues l.mv. I
4'HK"J'H,sH-HK-W--H-J.
including board. Must be rtrong and of
good habits.
New Jersey. -
$701X0. Hudson Co, Hlx good laborers tor
handling salt pork. Any KB. Marrlsd or
sjngle. No. Ir. Ut-ia to 70c PH.
B70-H:6. Middlesex Co. Ihlrty marrl.id r.r
single nieb for laboring work. Italians,
Hungarians or Poles, itoumunlan or any
good laborer acceptable. 10 lira. PP. 2-'c-e
I'll.
TRADES.
Virginia.
...... v 'Norfolk Co. Ono carpenter desired.
steady work year round. $23 I'M, BAL.
DOMESTICS.
District of Columbia.
Washington. t. C. One single woman for
?;eneral housework, mending and plain stw
ng. Uelglan, French, Hwedlsh. Dsnlsn,
tieotch or English., Wages according to
ability. Good hotne.i Tr. adv.
Virginia.
$$7 2K. Norfolk Co. One companion to lit
tle, girl aged 8 years. French or Belgian.
Knowledge of French required. $lt PM and
all necessary attention and expenses. Uood
home. Tr. adv., and deducted.
AUTOMOBILES
PHflNP N R 19 'or tire troubles. In
a huiic li. Ul- stantnneous service day
or night. All size tires and tubes In Mock.
AUIO BERV1CE CO.. IBM N. Ilnmp. ftve.
FORD touring rar, UH fully equipped, sclf
slarter. PEERLESS 7-iassenger touring
car. MAXWELL 4-cyltnder -passenger tour
ing car. Will sell cheap. Call 413 K St. N.
W. Main 7031. After S call North HZ1. 1
COLUMBIA LIMOUSINE. 1111 model: good
condition; additional touring body. Tlione
Main 1112.
BOB & HARNEY. Experts In all kinds of
hiiIo repairing. Ford tepalrlng a specialty
Wo guarantee our service to be the best tn
toun Instantaneous service, day or-night.
710 O KT. N. W. l
A
CTON, 0s lllh SI. N. W.
ui. lamps ami raaiatora reoaire..
Golden Rule Shop. Ph. M. 2423.
Ford Valve Grinding, $2.25.
We'll save ypu 20V, on all your auto repair
ing. All woik 70c per hour.
W. B. IvlEB BON. IM1 R st. N. W.
MANOFACICHER or mud guards, hoods,
I gasoline tanks, radiators, auto lamps.
I Metal Art Shop. Ph. N. 2303. 1S0H 14th iiw.
ONE FORD TOURINU CAR In good running
i order for sale reasonable. Apply $20 iOth
st. n. W. i
I Automobile Rcuairincr.
CENTRAL CARRIAGE, WAGON,
AND AUTO WORKS
B. M. LOYD. Managir.
Truck and Automobile Bodies to Order
REAR OF 443 TO 4J1 EYE STREET N W.
MAIN 3143.
Pslntlng and lettering n Specialty.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED. 1
For Uire.
MAIN 7151 Day or Night.
12 blocks toe. Cltv proper. lUr Ji to hnur
CLAIRVOYANTS
THE LITTLE WHITE ?
MOTHER ?
It Is a UlfBlurH tn bnmv 4lmt lfi... A.
A. De lng do not accept Tee In advance A
.. and thai ou will nui be naked to .ny J.
A. lor unaatlafactory reading. Oftenilines .t.
J. conditions arc such that It Is luiuoilbie .'.
T for ou to receive the Inlor.iiatlo.i. ud- .
T lce and aMiunc jou riulre. Mine. T
I De long would ruther have jour good T
T will and frlendaliip than all the o!d T
Y you could offer. Her policy or irivl.13 a j
f ver limited numlxr of lfln?a iiatlv V
Y enables her to gii her be; crtorl for T
( each client. Vou will rind lier a plain, V
I- simple llttl" woman some or lurf
Y friends claim she has good coinmun
! sense. She Is not an adept In thf 1 - :
.'. cult and there Is nothing of the su.n r-
.J. nut ui al about brr. It Ik raid lic lus--f.
J. sesres more than ordinary Iniuitlte A
.. abllltj people who consulted rr two.'-.
... decadrs ago are sending their children i.
A to nee her this would Indicate that tl.ev i.
J. wore pleased with her work. She a 3.
i consulted b young and old vouth and J.
T maldt-n rich and poor -white und tol- .1
J 1 ored. Tnentv years In private rtsl- J
y dence. T
t Home 10 A. M to !) P M. S
730 EIGHTH ST. N. W.
MR9 nAYFRThe "'eet Cnid
lVllXO. VJAV 1 L I ilea Jer and Clalrvay
ant. Readings. 25c up. Now 117 1st st. S W.
aUll I 1 ttcLAIRXOYANl'. Reunites
the separated, consult the beat. 12S4 .tli nw.
m. spencer;
THE WORLD S Mtisr 1 ElritRATBI)
PALMIST AND CI AIRVOVANT.
Studio, 1318 14th St. N. W.
I'OXhLl.l' THIS UIFTEII LADY AND I.E
(li.NUM'b'U PERSONALLY OK THE HO.N
KbTY AND SIM'ERIl Y OF HER WORK.
Without asking a question she will tell juii
the object ot our tall, giving names of
lrunus, lelatlvea. and actual lacts concern
ing our life and clrcumatanccs, .. hlch vou
know til br nbaolutel) true 1'IIE MADAME
WILL RKFl'HB TO ACCEPT VNY FEE IN.
LESS SHE GIVFS THE ITMOST S VTIS
rAi'l'ION. ItemeiuLer, our proaptcts or to
day may mean juiir fi.imne tomorrow If
rightly handled. 'I hen why delv 1
MADAM FIELDrh'" ?" C0.nAul1. ,"'.r
Heunltes the separated. N. 1W. 1226 7th nw
. !
1 Vt ci'iisnil HIT- n Vi
fl1 A I Y A AI I I- A M V'"! i-3-uic
"inurwii J L,ni 1 iedh:m.
Clalrvovnnts are born, not made. Madam
Jean has been one since childhood, acknowl
edged by press and public to be the greatest
clalrvovant In the world, can positively re
unite the separated. Get a reading from this
remarkable woman Will tell you names,
dans and facta without asking you a tingle
question. You have a power of your or n
either lor good or evil. Cultivate the good,
Develop It. Cse it. Call and oe couthued.
Private rooms, vou see no one. I'rivnte
leadings arranged bv phone. N. 2031. l'e.
manent location. 617 It at. X W,
CoNSuLl" ZANClG &&
P.EADINOS ONE DOLLAR.
STUniO. W4 Uth at. N. W Phone M. 4418.
DELMAIN SISTERS !eav' r
Readers, tell what you want to know. Read
ings, 'lc; teat. 10c. 12 a in. to a p. m. biin
da, 4 to 8. 61S 7th st. N. W.
PROF. D. B. BRUCE.
IRE GRfc,AT AUSTRALIAN
PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT.
Can be consulted on all atlalrs. 12J3A n-
ler I lace S. E Hours. 9 a. m. to 10 p hi.;
S-ndasfclroiu .' to 7 p. in. Ph. Line. 1721
705 EIGHTH ST. N. W.
MME. CARLETTA,
lMPRESBlO.N W. LIFE READER.
A 'la In u) tint Mjfctli' of I ndoubteil oxers
TELLS YOUR NAME
Names of those u am most lutcicstcd In.
advising In full on all subjiciv, business.
peculatlon, ical estate, ciiauea, itivorce,
lute, courtship, wheu and whd jnu marry, If
ever. If sweetheart fend friends lire false or
true. Has reunited more keparnted tluin any
other clairvoyant Sees evory one none
kllghted 11 a. m. to 9 p. m. Cad today.
' 705 EIGHTH ST. N. W.
PAI.MISTRY-CARD READING.
MRS. R. LUSBY,
Tarot and Foreign Cards: Enat India Crvstal,
Ladles only (LICENSEDi Closed Sundnv.
r.orrenceas 77 1 I th N W Second noor
W ability. ' ' ltn n' W,UI.S0pm.
THE ORIGINAL AM) ONLY
DEBORAH ''KK ov" AW I'alm-
Lnoush auid. At lioiuc, 720 Uth a l. N , W.
DEATHS
DEAN-pIN EDWARU DEAN, Kon of
caw, r. ena Mamie M aged elgntotn
mrniths and It davs.
Funeral from lte I street southeast, rat
urday, January X), IKK, at IJ o'clock. In
terment at Methodist Protestant Csmotery,
Alexandria. Va,
riHHKR-On Tuesday, January . 1. In
riniiiniieio, wnn ni me rone 01 ner niece,
Mrs. Phelps Brown,. VICTORIA, slster-ln-Isw
of tho late Senator Shelby M. Cqllom.
Interment In Bprlngfleld. III.
GODFREY-Ori Januarj- 27 1I. at I2;IS a.
in., i,hhihia DMiiii, ueiovea wue ur .
B. Godfrey, aged eighty scam.
Funeral services from hef late residence.
fS5 Tenth street southeast, January 2$. at
I p. m. Friends Invited. Interment at
Brldgeton, N. J.
(Salem, N, J., nnd Brldgeton, N. J pap-s
pleaae copy).
IN MEM0RIAM
(Notlco for this column are accepted at (0
cents Hat, either prose or poetry. In esse no
tice does not exceed ten lints. And 10 tents
for each line tn excess of ten.
UNDERTAKERS
Embalmcrfl. FuncraL Directors.
J. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERTAKER & LIVERY.
S23 Pa. aVe. N. W.
Telephone M. IKS. WASHINGTON. 1). C.
S. H. HINES & SON, INC.
171R 14tH Hfrret. Ndrlh 1MI3.
R. V. HARVEY'S SONS.
lS'M Uth atrcet. Nort hSH U
THOMAS F. MURRAY.
S007.'01t McholH ove. f. EX- I.lnc. 120.
GEORGE W. WISE,
2000 M Htrret. Weat 1R.
W. W. DEAL & CO.,
8I1I II Street S. K. I.lnr. 34(14.
HARRY M. PADGETT,
730 llth .Street S. E. I.lnc. 1339.
NEVIUS ft BROWN,
IKW Wcwr York Ave. Main 2387.
WILLIAM H. SARDO & CO.,
40,S II Street V. E. Line. 3S1.
GEO. P. ZURHORSTS SONS, Inc.
301 Knat C'npKol Htreet. Mne. 372.
W. R. SPEARE.
OH) I' Mreef. Mnln 4S.NO-428I.
P. A. TALTAVULL,
443 7t h Street S. XV. Main 1870.
THOMAS M. HINDLE,
3th nnd II au. X. W Mnln 537.
O. B. JENKINS,
003 II ft. X. XV. Mnln 4S04.
THOMAS S. SERGEON,
1011 7th St. X. XV. Mnln J00O.
JOHN R. WRIGHT CO.,
11187 lOlh St. X. XV. North 47.
JOSEPH F. BIRCH'S SONS,
'30.U BI SI. X. XV. Weat 00.
JAMES T. CLEAIENTS' SONS,
1241 Wlxeonnln Ae. Wt-at 804.
MARTIN W. HYSONG CO..
1014 Mnaaachltselfa Ave. Muln 8420.
ADOLPH J. SCH1PPERT,
200S ln. Ave. Went l.'.l ir.t.fl.
ULRICH & BURDETTE,
1S2I msconaln Ave. Vrst 030.
FLORAL DESIGNS
FUNERAL DESIGNS'
of cvtrj desui.'tSon n o.lratt "rii
tiibi;
1214 $ st .V. V.
Vital Records
Birtiisr
Howard ami Nina vuikiii. fill,
i.ulher f. uud tlell a' Sj-Kck. Iv.
Walter A. uui Maltie S. suiuii, iioj.
ii.xieilck a. ai.u Juillirliic 41. eUockency,
V, ,.i,un and Mab.e C. Scott, boy.
llnny and Nellie liozzelic-, UO).
Jusepli and Kane lto.cnd.jrl. bo)
A.essandid and Lucia Maiucci. nrl.
William C. and Cora Miller. -ul.
David and Annie Keppell, bo. -
lwls and Mary Hurst, girl.
Morris uud Esther Friedman, boy.
Charles McK. and 1.ou1hu Elkcr, boy.
Joseph W. T. and Elva DuvH. Uo.
Jo.-ph E. and Louise A. Druley, loy.
1 Roy nnd Cecelia D. Drake, ooy.
Lewis and Edith Cohen, boj.
Amos and Mary Gulp, girl. '
AlU-rt uud Alice Urolnard, girl.
John and Ethel Alden, girl.
John and Ethel Uhl, bo.
John L. and Gertrude Thorn, boy. '
James and Mahala Taylor, bo v.
RiMirrt E and lrtidenrc Starke, girl.
Plilliu and Eva Hideout, git I.
Frederick and SuMe Mais. boy.
James and Mary Mlcke), girl.
JHiurs Hnd Josephine Jones, hoy.
l.riijauiln E. and Annie C. Dient, boy.
Deaths.
Dleudonne Celt-stlii lroux, 50 years. Emer
gence Hospital.
llllam .Miller. 60 years, Washington Asylum
Hospital.
Henry Hurt. 72 jears. 1625 P street no-th-
w cat.
Fred Heitmuller, 38 years. Emrgency Hoa-
plial
Hugh CrlcKard. 67 5 ears. 126 Jilnth street
northeast.
Rouert E. Stllllons. tT .vears. t'nlted States
tnldier Home Hospital.
Walter lllcslni. M vrurs. 910 Massach isetts
aent i invest.
Elslii .it. 15 vears, 710 Twentieth
stree 'ist.
Ellen 40 years. Homeopathic Hos
pital.
Jonn H. rds, 30 years, 1313 Eighteenth
street Hi.. 11. west.
Clnra I., fttiulh, 7 months. 1140 North Capitol
street.
Ilarrv Anderson, 4 months. 2.100 K street
northwest.
Howard II. L'pdegrove. 21 days, 712 D street
southwest.
Marv M. nusrell. 4.1 years, IKS Corcoran
sirect northwest.
Ike Campbell. 27 years. Georgetown I'nlver-
sltv- Hospital,
s-'nrnh Allen. 93 years, 1818 Florida avenue
northwest.
Ernest Hrown. 4Siears, Washington As) linn
Hnsnltal
Cornelius Coates, 63 years, 618 K stieet south
west. Illa Kenney. 20 jenrs. Tuberculosis I'os-
p:tal
Annn K. Parker. 71 enrs. 923 ,V ftreel north-
viesl
William Pryor. 40 vears. 920 I. street nnith
wet. SPIRITUALISE
MRS., MAMIE STEVEJAfe'TjJAu
Readings daily; seances Tues. ,: Thura. eves.;
Frl.. 2 p. n. Ph. Line. 3018. 313 N J. ave. SE.
t
ZANCIG'S TEMPLE.
TEST SEXNi'E tonight Mrs. C riaunter
and her Indian guides will appear: coin, at
8 p. tn.; 25 cents, children free; no stairs tu
climb
ZANCIG'S TEMPLE,
904 14th St. N. W.
!
MRS. VOEGLER fading..
a. tn. to 6 p. m. fnt F st. N. E.
MR. HERBERWVR'. VriST:
mtinlcatlons absolutely free to any business
man or woman presenting their, card between
9 and 11.50 a. in.. 1 and 5 30 p. in. or 6.30 and
9 p. m. 1310 I. N. W.
MDC RnTHn'"o Dllv- Seance
O.rVJ. lKJ 1 rifiies and Thurr ne
Hon., 8 p. m 1630 tth at. nw.. above Ubrary,
RhFHlGERATORS & ICE BOXES
McCRAY REFRIGERATOR t'OMPANV.
Relrlgerators that are unequalcd.
611 V ST N W
W Build and Repair Rcfrllergtora.
Speck) Juices
r-
Suitciiai, pries lit two-.on jo(s ur mur. o.
l?..?D.XV.'inD8' N- W ""
In or in tit,
AUUUuiV vSMLtiJ
UAViU NOTttK, Auctlonftr
On Satuiuay. Junuaif ., ij., (, u clock 1
. in,, I will sell at public aucloh at the
farmers' 1'roouta tllaskeili ataraet, Iltn and
11 si. N. W., c-oiideiiihcd -district borsss ?.
n, Ui, ll, toil, 'lcrmil casn at Jiiie 01 esiu. .
by order or ComiiiLDioturS, 11. 'C. U. 'll.
HAHGROVia, P. O. f' W
APARTMENTS TO LET
Unfurnished.
tt
THE LONSDALE.
, , .No. 21JS Lalliorn.a at. Nr Y.
Apt. No. 1CW, 2 rooms, kitchenette and
bath, , t ...f...t2S.M
Apt. No. 300, 4 rooiiis and bath... tu.w
Apt. No. 400, 4 rooms and bath,,,. li.ws
Apt. No. 401, 3 rooms and bath si.M -
Apt. No. 407, 6 rooms and bath.... 4.u
Apt. No. 410, 1 rooms and bath 27.10
SWARTZELL-RHEEIt & HEX3EY,
727 lDth st. N. W.
Htii HT. N. W.. 727-Kour moms nd both; -
hot-water host; i0M. ,
DESIRAULE NEW APARTMENTS. -?
131S PARK ROAD N. W.
Apartments of 4 and rooms and bath, W5 ,
and 140: all outsldo rooms, open for Inspeu- -tlon.
C. ELTON JAMES, . &'
406 Southern Uldg. Phone Main CI. '
I'ntl RUMT-lml tih hi u. (L., . ... .' 7
the best 6-room apartment In city for fli
per month. Apply JOS. J, CAYLOIt, 723 tin
st. N. E. ., -.
FOR RENTHOUSES
Unfurnished. ,
1111 Cth st. N. , 10 r. and b flt.tO
601 Q sL N. W.. 7 r. and b 2i. .
142a Cth st. N. W., 11 r. and b 24.50
3140 12th st. N. K.. 7 r. and b 73M, .,
403 R st. N. V.. ( r. and b 22.50
1229 Evarts st. N. E.. T r. and b 2.'.50 -
U04 th st. N. TV.. 6 r. and b... 20.50- '
612 Sth st. N. E.. C r. and vv... K.&O '
1313 Ee st. N. 1C. i r. and w 11.01 "
776 Olrnrd st. N. Vf r. and iv , 1!.W
2J2$ Georgia ave. N. W., 6 r. and vv L'.iO
FOR COLOItEJ) TENANT8.
1315 8 st. N. W.. 10 r. and b... J31.S0
64j Acker st. N. E.. 7 r. and b Ir.OO
llt6',4 First st. N. W & r. and b. ...... lJ.;o '
224 D st. N. V 10 r. anj b 1K.W
417 P st. N. W.. tr. and w 1S.I0
tn Calian at. N. E., 6r. and vv...., U.UI '
2D0 D su N. W. 6 r. and w-,.4... l.'.SO "
1247 25th st. N. W., 4 r. and vy... ...:... ll.M
2403 Sth st. N. W.. I r. and vr 11.50
113 Reeves court N. W.. 6 r. nnd w.,... 10.IU
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN CO.,
Phone M. 2242.
0 Sth st. N. W.
MO D St. lie., 6 rooms ...tlt.iO
110,'.Vi D ne., 6r., suitable for small store. 1-U0
1107.D no., Jr., water and gats... 12.00
128 7th no.. Cr reduced to lXV)
Also large stable rear of 1111 D ne 3.0)
Apply 914 yd. ave. N. EL
FOR RENT
761 Fairmont st., E rooms, and bath..,,,...?l'.''0
Ud C st. ne., 6 rooms and bath...,...,,. . 20.50
3.'3 F st. ne t rooms anl bath 22.SO "
711 Sth st. N. K., 5 rooms and bath (flat). 22.50
DM C, st. ne., 6 rooms and bath (flat) 22. '0
FRANCIS S. DUNIGAN
615 14th st. N. W.
Phone M. 6J3.
2014 TORTNER PL.. 6Rr. &. R t30.0
1147 U st. nw., 7 rooms and bath 21.50
1429 U st. -nw., 8 rooms and bath 42.?3
Heat and hot water Included tn the above. 1
2019 Portner pi., ( rooms and bath 2 .5t
2031 Portner pi., 6 rooms and bath 23.50 ..
Store, 2102 14th at. nw., with living
quarters above Zi.W
Apply Manager, the Portner. 5th and V nw.
H"ST. N. W.. 4126 rooms and bath; brirk.
gas range, good condition. $20;
FLA. AVE. N. W.. 9T Four-room houxp;
water and gas; 117.00: while tenants. Ky r
st 91B W st. N. W.
FOR SALE HOUSES
BEAUTIFUL HOMES
902 ar-d m I2tb STREET X. C.
Six, eever. 3.i1 right room homes.
Extra Large Sleeping Porches
13.500 to lUCKI.
120') Cash, balance monthly.
Greatest Value in Homes ?
Open to 9 p. in. Daily. Come out
H. R. HOVVENSTEIN,
1314 F St. N. E-. or 700 H t. N. E. y
UNPRECEDENTED nARGAIN IF SOJ.D IN
lu days; Btml-aetached house near V.&b:
Capitol at.-. 10 light rooms: a. in. l.t Ideal ..
home; One Investment; room for garage, in.
vestlgate. W. G. WALKER. Phona M. 4178
LOOK THESE OVER!
BEFORE BUYING.
COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL
One and One-half Squares Fiom
LINCOLN PARK.
On 1IV st. N. E., bat. North Carolina av.
and C at. One. of the most beautiful loca
tions in. the city. 1 rooms, tile batn. lark
lot. porA. All modern Improvements. 1
only (100 cash and balance like lent. ,
$21.50
per month. Including Interest and principal
PRICE, $2,250.
Open (3 ally and Bunday until t o. nt,
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.
r
4511 WISCONSIN AVE., detached -room
house, cars pass door, one fare, 815 month;
shade, porches. Address A. L. PAYNE.
Tcnle)town. 1). C.
HOW TO nE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
on I1O0 cash and '813 month, at
CHEVY CHASE. For full particulars drop
postal, telephone, or call on WM. II,
RITCHIE. 317 Colorado Bldg. Tel. M. f231.
HKAl T'FIIIL. 5-ROOM BUNGALOW, fruit
porches, 5c car fare; 3 nice lots; high and
healthy; ono block from new public achool.
PRICE ONLY, 81.650; terms. 8100 cash; bi.
Ill month- O. B. ZANTGINZER. 9C3 Ne
York ave N W
BUSINESS PROPERTY
For Sale.
STORE AND DWELLING.
629 PK. AVE. S. E Four living rooms;
lot 20x110. Prekent tenant has been on prem
ises for over hve vears. For particulars ap
ply to C. W NEWHOt'SER, 421 East Capi
tol at Phone Line 209S I
FOR EXCHANGE
11.200 poatofflce stenographer would consider
exrhanaim.- positions with stenocraoher In
another department BOX 56, Times office. 1
MONEY WANTFD & TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN on city, suburban and
farming property. WM. GERSI'JIYEB, iJI
St. Paul st.. Halilmore. Md.
MOEY TO LOAN on real taiate; lowest
rates; prior payment privileges: laraja
amounts. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 817 Ll.
BUILDING LOANt) AND SECOND TRUST.
Money to loan at ( per cent on District
Real Estate. Any amount from l.vo to fj.wi
sn tirei or second trust, in sualgbt not of
monthly payments. Takes only U"e uo
to make them.
PAUL V. MITCHELL i. CO..
Ill O ST. N. W,
MONEY TO LOAN-1250 to 8509.009 r D. C.
real estate. Several truit funds. H to i
per cent All transactions conducted wit
cunumlcal consideration ior borrowara.
WM. II. SAUNDERS & CO..
Southern llulldlng MH I5tn at. N W
MOTORCYCLES
191 Merkle one-c Under, excellent iondltnn;
bargain. 8(5. UI North Carolina uve S. E.
!
HORSES AND VEHICLES
10 HEAD hor ant niares, out of worn.
weight from 1.000 to 1.4U0 lbs.; must be sold
by lha lCth nl Feb. Apply tlK llth St. N. W.
REX EN HOItSliS AM TXVO UIG MARES.
Sold for the 'want of uaa. Rear - i'
ave N '.'. innr'h sldsl.
FOR SALE Chajp. good work horses anl
unt Wl'll kml.n In, ..r..l l..n itmm 111. I
llWC .u 8. W. ""
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