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THE WASHINGTON TBIES.
SATURDAY; NOVEMBER 30; 1918.
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
UMBRELLAS ncCOVERCD.
HOME UMBRELLA CO.
Repairing- and Re-covering. New Umbrel
las and Parasols. t:j 9th st. If. W.
seplO-tf
XlATEST SONG HITS
A GRECIAN LOVE SONG
A song that touches the heart.
A beautiful nnc, easy to Inc tad play.
The lilt of the year.
Professional! send 2c stamp fcr orches
tration. Music sent free of charge.
Published by Peter O. Kemstudls. Corn
go'' "d Song Writer. 1210 M st. N. W
Washing-ton. D. a Telephone West 1545.
no20.2ILexS
CARDS.
1.000 BUSINESS cards SLp
100 VUIUnc Cards Sc
National ServJc Bureau. 60S H it. N. W.
no22-90t
SltrLTlGUAriUNG
--yV
Multigraphing'EnlIPVdSrnered
Mimeographing 7.
The Largest and Oldest Mnltigraphlnr
Establishment in Washinrtou.
THE DUPLICATOR CO.,
Wlllard Fracker. Mgr.
Main tlCI, KOI N. T. aTe. N. W.
nolt-IOt
scum-tors.
LAWN AND GARDEN rtmNTrTJBE
Mads from Caen 8ton-
LOUIS OB PRANCESKI & CO.
1105 II St. N. W.
inl4.90t
SIGN TAINTING.
ARTIST JOHNSON
ca Painting-. Picture Painting and Dee-
eratlns. visiting- Cards a Specialty.
AU Prices Reasonable. Orders promptly
Attended to.
Phone N. 2529. TO! Florida are, N. W.
no9-90t
ATJTO GLASS.
EEC 11E for your broken wlndxhlrld, fe
dao, glass tor your carr glaxlng none.
TARANTO. 1111 X. T. ave. Frank. 4.529.
Work guaranteed, no20-tf
SEW AND SECOXn HAND CLOTHES
IJYJ5 YTmE' BUSINESS rEOrLK thafe
how you And us, and It pays best to
deal with this prosperous house that nas
the cash at all times to buy any amount
of men's worn clotblne. shoes, etc. Ton
take no chances as we roust wm
get left. Phone us. JUSTirS OLD
BTAND. 519 D. -"
UMBRELLA KEPAIRINO.
UMBRELLA RETAIBXSO.
W also carry a complete stock of new
vmbrellas.
10 E cL N. W. one door from 9th.
s noO-OTt
WINDOW SHADES.
;OOU quaity opaque Best quality, at
tUted to youi C1 fifi opaque. huncCI 1C
Window '....UU fre ?I.IJ
We call with samples. Ph. Hue. 572.
KLEEBLATT'S
1XTII AND H
ELECTRICAL.
ELECTRICAL EXPERT
If you hare any electrical repairs or In
stalling that must be done drop CI.ARKB
'.a postal. You will find htm on the Job.
FV L. CLARKE,
1421 M St. N. W. 1-991
DRESSMAKING AND TAILORING
rf" l
FIRST CLAJs" DUESSJlAKrUWLadle.'
tailoring, and remodeling- at reasonable
rates; no delay la wcrk. IMS Ith at. nw.
c2s-99t
PIANO TUNING.
tUU. J. SCHAEFTXK. RM
.Pianos and players tuned and repaired; 21
years experience. Phone North 1221-W.
2011 Kearney st. N. E. oc24-tf
X- GEORGE H. ELY. tZ.
"Per years fine tuner with E. F. Droop
(tens Co. Ph. CoL JU3-J. 2322 Ontario rd.'
mhi-JOt
Z. CHAS. A. NZXKEB. S3
Formerly with Chas. XL Ptleft.
Columbia 4142-W. till ith St
myll-COt
DUESSMAICCR.
lirUCM.rekr.t ot an Kini toy capert
sewer and ntter. MRS. BUILT HKI
BiKK. I; ltib N. W. Phone Col am.
bis Til. eetl-Stt
PAINTING AND REPAIRING.
XF IN TROUBLE CALL FOB.
CHARLES GISIN.
TCsed cars bought and sold.
SU Prospect k. N. W. West 1ST
ses-llt
rn inter.
LET ME DO YOUR PRINTING
Producer of Popular Priced Printlnr.
All Work Promptly and Neatly Dons.
C Johnson Ph. Tr. 23S2. 414 Va. are. sw.
oc2(-ltt
RAINCOATS.
BIG BARGAINS IN .RAIN COATS; latent
styles In men's, women's and chlldren'a
Ws carry a line of ambreltaa and rubbera
It will pay you to come into the QUALITY
RAINCOAT SHOP. 1013 K St. N. W.
oc24-IOt
FOBS IlEllODELED.
WILL REMODEL TOCK FUK-S equal te
new at 2S per cent less down town
prices. Work ruaranteed; open evenings.
I2T O st- N. E. se30-0t
TCJtS BUtODELED, LINED. MTEAMED
AND CLEANtn. MADE LIKE NEW.
REASONABLE. WILL CALL FOR OR.
DER3. 220 12th St. N. W.
IKSTRCSIENTS REPAIRED.
ALPHA INSTRUMENT CO.
Repairs Instruments ot Precision,
C M, PIGEON. 'MgT. (14 E It, N. W.
mhl4-IOt
GENERAL HOUSE REPAIRING
CARPENTER and BUILDER
Alterations and building repairing, gar
SLges built of all kinds Call for estimate.
Franklin C7IL 8. OTTO. 2117 11th st- nw.
laul-20t
FLOORS REFINLSHED,
Renovated and polished; expert workmen;
reasonable prices, personal supervision,
IDEAL WORK BY THE IDEAL CO, 441
MASS. AVE. lap-24-tf
CHAIR REPAIRING.
CHAIRS CANED '
And repaired. Call North lilt
. Jylit
CLAIRVOYANTS
tAsnued by tkr DUtncz of Cnlx-iHv
MME. SPENCER
One of the World's Most Dlstlnsdlnhed
PALMISTS AND LIFE READERS
v Studio, 924 14th SL N. W.
CONSULT THIS GIFTED LADY AND
BE CONVINCED PERSONALLY OF THE
HONESTY - AND THE SINCERITY OF
HER WORK
Without asking a question she will tell
you the object of your call, names of
friends, relatives and actual facta concern
ing your life and circumstances which you
know to be absolutely true. Hours 10 a.
xn- to p in
PERFECT SATISFACTION OR
NO ppp
,.. i
' i
BELMONT
Noted clairvoyant and palmist. Gives
advice on business matters, love, health
and family strain. Tells name ot your
future husband or wife, tells If one you
love Is true or false. What part of the
country Is luckiest to you. What to do to
t successful In Ufa. 121C N. T. ars.
JJ. W Next door to Masonlo Temple.
Readings. II. 20
PALMISTS
Falm1try Is a recognired srlenee. and
R1ZPAH ELDOX IS KNOWN
AS ONE OF ITS CREATEST EXPONENTS
Hundreds Visit This nemiVLable
Woman Dxlly
Complete readings, with accurate descrip
tion of what your hand foretells, only one
dollsr Reception parlors N E. corner of
Ith and u N. W entrance Cth st. Hours.
10 a. m. to 10 p. m. if
, FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
THE TIMES
Used, Car Bureau
MAIN 5260
Will get you in touch
with people who have
second hand cars or
trucks -for sale.
If you want to buy a
car advertise in these
columns and the services
of this bureau are at your
service without charge.
If you desire further
description of cars adver
tised call Main 5260, ask
for bureau, giving regis
tered number at end of
ad.
.-1
AETOING TODAT? SURE.. My Detroit
Weatherproof Top defies cold better than
a limousine; oraer yours today. Manufac
ture' Agent, 2102 II sL N. W.
BTJICK TOURING CAR
Al condition; rood tires; a bargain
American Auto Top Co.,
1(01 14th St. N. w.
BUICK Light six, roadster: perfect con
dition, khaki paint; tan top; seat cov
era; 5 Goodyear cord tires: tire pump at
tachment: J92S. Main 2570, branch Sill
(Ret 4022.) 1-5
m
7tFst
BL1CK-
ht 6: Orstclass condition,
12(3
St. Jf. W. (Reg. 4018.) 1-30
BRISCOE 1917 model; flrst-elaas condi
tion; run only t.000 miles: ITS0 for cash;
machine looks and runs like new; can be
seen any time at 11C Jth st. N. E. (Rec
4007.) 1-2
DIDDLE, four-pass, ear, U17 model; ex
cellent condition; $1,100. Can be s-en
Emerson ft Orme Carace. 1120 M St.; ast
for Mr. Peake, or teL War Dept, Branch
ISC. (Rec. 306.) 20
CHANDLER, 3918, 7-passen-
ger; mechanical condition
excellent. New tires. Must be
sold at once. For demonstra
tion, call Mr. MILLER, North
1943. 2
CHANDLER 1917 model; 7-
pass.: must sell at once; price
$750. GANZERT. 910 14th
st. Main 7680. (Res:. 4004.)
i-i
tiiViU)LLT 1817 4BO tourinr. new
tires, first-class condition. S400 cash
will demonstrate. Call Lincoln 2027, ask
for MR. MATNARD. (Rer. 4024.) S
CHEVROLET CAR Four-eyllnder. 3-pa-
senrer. 1911 model, new June 10th, lilt.
Run about 1S00 miles. Phone North 1704.
or iztfc 5tn st. jr. v. l-
CHITIROLET S-naasenrer. car in Al ran
ditlon: a barraln, SII6. 24 Randolph
Pi. ;m. . i-io-
CHEVROLET 4-90. 1016 model, S-passen-rers;
In rood condition: must be sold at
once. Apply NATIONAL PANTS FAC
TORY, 40S 1st st, S. E. Phone Line. 2)1.
(Rer. 4012.) 3
CHEVROLET, HIS, Royal Mall roadster;
bargain for quick sale; will demonstrate.
Call
North (, Apt, 454 X
WILL SACRIFICE my Cole S-paasenger
car In tint-class condition, X4SI. Call
Line. t(t2..tRcg.,40:D ., 1
DODGE TOURING -Al condition; good
tires. Apply 1( (th t. N. C, after
8 p. m.: Sungay until noon, , 1-2
DORT Roadster: rood conditions hew bat
tery; $:;0; Ford tourinr. early 1911. easy
rldlnr: many extras. Al condition; ISO".
LEO IMBLUM, Bliss Electrical .School,
Call from 7:30 a. m. to 3 p. m. (Rer.
4017.) 1-i
FRANKLIN 1117 Club roadster: tb-fi In
rood condition; 1 extra never un
wrapped: paint almost new; tally equip
ped. Will sacrifice for quick sale. Rer.
4000. l
FORD TOWN CAR TOP
Used one month, for sale at barraln,
J. EDWARD LEWIS.
1129 Penna. ate. N. W.
FORD TOURING. ISI; many extras; Just
overnauiea. itossiyn itu-A. (iter. 4025.'
i
FORD fcEDAN. 1817 model; electric lights,
starter, demountable rims, wire wheels,
fully equipped. Call Line 10C9. (Reg.
4026 ) 2
FORD COCFF.LET. 1911. with extras. C
A RUrPART. 216 Pa. ate. S. E. (Reg.
4019 ) S
FORD Good condition; all new tires; over
2100 worth or extras; cheap for cash
Rail ADAMS BARBER SHOP. 9th and I
sts. N. W. Phone Frank 7508 1-4
FORD Touring car: In good condition.
For particulars, call Col 4209. (Reg.
4002 ) 1-1
FORD DECORATIONS Dl.ro Starters and
Simplicity Demountable wheels are sat
isfaction or your money back Investigate
today. HIKES AUTO SUPPLIES CO. 921
D st. . w. ocii-ist
FORD AUTOMOBILES
OVERHAULED
And placed In flrst-claes condition for
Sli. Valves around and carburetors
filed. S3. AH work strictly ruaranteed.
REAR 90S S ST. N. W.
KINGSTON MOTOR CO.
North Z2U.
HAVE a 5-passenrer car In very rood con
dition, cheap for cash sale. Miss REID.
52C0 Main; (Reg. 4009.) 1-i
HUDSON CABRIOLET. Al condi
tion. Apply rear 723 3d st N.
V. 1-6
IICDON euprr six tourinr: motor Jut
ov-rhsnled: bargain for quick sale tS
Mr. DENEANE, Semints Motcr Co. (12 G
st V VT- 1-30
Hll'MOIllIJ; louring; excellent condition.
1450, owner Irutlng city Inquire GIE
BKI.'S OARAC E. rear tli II st N. E 2
MAXWKLI.. 1917, touring: like new; ex
change for ciulty in Improved real es
tate West 128S (Reg. 400S.) 2
MITCHELL ISI7. newly painted and over
hauled, looks like new. bargain fur
quick cash sale. J J ALLEN. 107 Norm
Capitol st (Reg. 2011 ) 30
MITCHELL SERVICE
BY MITCHELL KXPERTS.
MITCHELL AUTO REPAIR HOP.
1(21 7th ST N W PIIUNE NORTH l
OtKMMV - 1916 hpcrdcar. electric light.
starter, motor oerhsuIed. two new tl-cs
recently painted. (Her. 4020 ) Miss R-id,
Msln 52(0 1.6
OVERLAND Roadster; In splendid me
chanical condition; lires all new. fully
equipped, many extras, car well cared for,
owner mechanic. Miss REID. 52(0 Main
Reg. 4015.) x.i
OVERLAND Flve-pasMnger, In good con
dition rord roadster Rear 1412 .Irving
at- N. W. Phone CoL 2117. (Reg. 4021 )
l-e
OAKLAND 15 3-paaa., 1525 cash; brand
new top: worth looking over.
AMERICAN AUTO TOP SHOP.
ICO! Uth st N. W.
eel7-tf
OTERLAND 3Iodel 79: perfect conditions
will sell reasonable or will exchange for
late model Ford. 425 U st. N. W. rbone
N. 2722-J. 20
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
OVERLAND Model CD; ff-pass. touring
perfect condition will demonstrate. See
Miss REID, 5250 Main. (Ret. 2022.) 1.1
RKO, HIS Touring car; almost newt spars
tire, rnains. etc . perfect condition
J1.200. BOX ISC, Times office. 1-2
SUCON SIX Chummy roadster. ISIS
model, nre new tires; full equipment:
can be seen any time at BUCKLEY'S
GARAGE, 1131 Hat St. N. W. (Iter. 4001.)
1-1
STANLEY 8TEASI SEDAN tale mod-1.
In perfect condition, a bargain for quick
sale. -wnnM consider terms. 317 ISth rt.
N. E. jntrt 30it ) 10
bTKt EN-DITIYEA roadster; perfect
condition, wondtrfut motor: electric
Hchts. starter, classy and economical, ap
preciated by one understanding; cars, bar
raln for cash. See MISS REID. I20 Main.
STCDEDAKCR Roadster; fine ensine:
rood runnlne condition; barraln at
(1SS. 1507 R. I ae. N. E. 1-1
Simplicity Demountable p ( r r C
MheeU For " u " w
OLD WAY
Stops the drudrery of pulllnr and pry
inr to ret off caslnrs, rims and back
breaklnr pumplnr.
Mff WAY
Ellmlrates you from the dirty work.
Takes all the punk out of punctures.
A child of t-n years can change the
Simplicity wheel
IN 4 MINUTES
COMPLETE INSTALLATION WITH
EXTRA WHEEL & SPE- eJo nn
CIAL BARRIER 'J,V"
SIMPLICITY WHEEL CO-
Main 72S3. (II E St- N. W.
F. M. JOHNSTON, Oeneral ilrr.
YOTJR enrlne troubles explained; ret DykVs
Anta Xncrcla. Pearlman's. til O at. nw.
THE CAR YOU WANT
msy not be. adrertlsed her today. Tat
surest, quickest way Is to tell In a Times
Want Ad the kind of a car ynn want. Tbe
ad will run under Agios Wanted. Phoas
the ad. Mam 11(0 Rill will be sent.
MACHINISTS.
J. L. ONEY t: SON.
Duplicating, auto par la Machine Shop.
Franklin CITS 302 13th st. N. W.
noiciot
TIRC REPAIRING.
WE VULCANIZE TIRES
Let me do your vulcanlxinr if you ars
looklnr for rood and quick results. Trade
your old tires In for new ones. K. CSUDA.
Phone Ft. (03. 122 M at, N. W.
, no22-IOt
ALTO ACCESSORIES
BIG TIRE SALE
4,000 and 5,000 Mile Tires
At a Savlnr ot 31 to 45 Per Cent,
20x3 Plain $11.00
30x3H Plain 13.7S
30x31) Non-Skid K.tO
22x31, Non-Skid 11.30
24X3U Non-Skld 21.00
31x4 Non-Skld 24.00
32x4 Non-Skld 2S.0O
33x4 Non-Skld 2(.0Q
31x4 Non-Skld 27.00
2(4 Non-Skld 21.00
24x44 Non-Skld 25.00
35x4i Non-Skld 35 00
2CX4V1 Non-Skld 27.(0
25x5 Non-Skld 35.00
37x5 Non-Skld 40.00
These prices can't last. Get yours i
once. Tires are advancing.
DIXIE TIRE CO.,
1118 H St N. E.
Lincoln 5121.
OPEN EVENINGS. 30
f
100 20x3Vk Tire. Fresh Stack.
SA'.'lllKJCE AT 31S EACH.
OUR SPECIAL,
Poiarlae Oil. 4(c Per Gallon.
GIBSON TIRE SALES CO,
25 U st. K. W. Phons Main 2104.'
nolt-llt
SPECIAL
Texaco oil, bulk, 60c galloa.
Mosler spark plazs, 30c sbcK 4
for ,1.00.
Jack's Auto Supply House,
Store No. 2, 1S3S 14th St. N .W.
, sep-lB-tr
CENTRAL AUTO SUPPLY CO- INC
1104 Pennsylvania Ave. N. W.
"ANTTHINQ FOR AUTOS."
PAIN!
INTING
ITE REP;
AND REPAIRING.
TIRE REPAIR GUAXANTEFJ).
Expert workmanship on all tires. All
standard make of Urea sold. Work called
for and delivered.
BEDFORD TIRE SERVICE CO,
Phons M&iin HIT. 1T24 14th st- N. W.
fs21-90t
ACTOMODUXS painted and rerarnlshed,
any color; prlcea reasonable. GANTOR,
2441 Ca. ave. N. W phone Main 1541.
au:o-tt
AUTOMOBILE GARAGES
KALOEAMA
GARAGE
Inspect This Garage. You wilt Be Pleased.
Fir-proof. 1P0.000 Square Feet Floor Space.
The largest and most modern storage
garage in the city tor gasoline tnd,electr!o
cars. Consult us on rates for your car. Yon
will be surprised bow cheap they are.
We positively do not store cars in the
street.
Ever-Ready Storage Battery Senrloe Jta
Uon. Free Inspection on battery.
1141 Kalorama mad. half block oft ltth at.
In rear of French Legation.
Owners J A. Gibson. A Snelllngm.
FOR SALB MOTORCYCLES
TWIN INDIAN, three-speed;
electric lights; new battery
tandem attached; $140. IMI
RIE, 1623 L st. N. W. 1
AUTOS FOR HIRE
SETEN-PAfJSnNCKR METRO FOR niRK
FOR THEATER PARTIES OR PRIVATE
PARTIES. SPECIAL KATES TO BALTI
MORE MODERATE PRICES CALL
FRANKLIN 4157 mhll-m
TAXICABS
PHONE WEST-84
SAe Ten blocks.
7-e Any distance In city proper.
Shopplnc and tourinr. rr hoar. tl.Cf
T-panenrer t online cars, 11 per hour.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
New Taxi Service Co., Inc.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
LLNOIROOM Doing good trade, vnnt
partner. Invest 12,000 Address BOX l2.
Tlms ofMce
WANTED smsll elgsr or quick lunch
business, $350 tu $700. Mrs W F
GEORGE. B x 41. Accotlnk. Va 1-20'
PARTNER With 11,000; new mfg. busi
ness, product sells to merchants. 0
risk, partner handles cash. Investleate
BOX 171. Times office. 1-J0-
CARrKNTER and repair business N. W
ea-raf.ff till I nafcSEel ntabS a a-.-i .
a" !-, .uiiii'ir(cnUIIirnPIlI. CQein
nt.Addrees HOX I75.Tlm-s office. 30
SELECT lOL'R BROKER
ss you would our Doctor rr Lawyer
You want the beft for satisfactory re
sults Select P F Csrley, quirk and
satisfactory sale for your business
Satisfied customers have ben the secret
of lny success. P. F t'AULEV. Reliable'
Business Broker, 617 E st. N W
no27-J0t
FLOl'R and saw mill; water power; lie
acres on Stste htghwsy, Wsshlngton to
Richmond, only 11,000. S. H. EVANS.
Culnea. Va. ;
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN"
MONEY TO LOAN I2S0 to SSOO.000 on II.
C real estate Several trust funds. All
transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers.
WM II 8AUNI-KRS & CO.
Southern Building, 507 15th st. N. W.
no2S.)0t
MONET TO LOAN
on real estats. lowest rates; prior
MTBUBt
privileges; largo amounta.
TTLER A
RUTHERFORD, lit 2:th at. sep-lrt
FOR SALE HOUSES
AN UNUSUALLY GOOD
BUY
HOLMEAD PLACE
Short distance from ltth and
Terry sta. Box style house.
bright rooms, tiled bath, par
quet floors, porches, etc.; very
attractive. Price only
15.500.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 2145. 712 14th St.
Suburban home. A Great "Bar
gain. Must be sold this week.
Eight room and tiled bath; bun
galow, sleeping porch, hot-water
heat, electric lights, screens and
awnings.
Price 11,950.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 2345. 713 14th St.
FOR HALE Price. ttUSO, close to the
Central High School, attractive colonial
house of six rooms and bath, hot-water
..tl.0k "oo and porches. Hollt by a
well 'known builder. There Is a garage In
keeping with the house, holding two cars.
Owner leaving city will give Immediate
POeaslon, BOSS ft PHELPS. Inc.. 140( H
St. N. W
1V.Z.1
FOR HALE Price. .0O0. In Takoma
Parle, D. C., owner leaving city wishes
to make prompt sale will give possession
ot detached home; lot 40x240. The house
has 7 rooms and bath, hot-water heat and
electric lights, and is attractively situated
convenient to Capitol Traction car line.
BOSS ft PHELPS. Inc, 140( H St. N. W.
2 0.2
FOR SALE Price. 13.750. convenient ta
the Capitol and Library: a detached
cdrner brick house with a large' yard and
room for a garage; there are elrht rooms
on two floors, open fire-places, back stair
way, rood heating plant; owner leaving
city will give possession and sell on
terms. BOSS ft PHELPS. Inc. 140( II st.
N. W. 20,2.2
FOR SALE Price. S4.250. near mrfaod
Park road; a desirable home, whero pos
session may be had promptly. A slx-room
and bath colonial brick house, having
large front porch, two-story back porches,
hot-water heat, electric lights, parquet
floors. There Is paved alley In rear of lot.
BOSS ft PHELPS, Inc, 1401 H at. N. W.
20.2.3
FOR SALE Price, S4.7SO, a two-family
apartment, sold to settle an estate; a
good Investment or a good buy for a home.
Each apartment contains five rooms and
bath and has separate heating plants. And
Is well rented at the present time. A
northwest location, closo to street cars and
not far out. BOSS ft PHELPS. Inc. 1401
H st. N. W. .30.2
FOR SALE Price, 14,720. a vacant house
well located and in crat.ciass condition.
where easy terms of sale can be made.
There are six rooms and bath, rood heat-
nr plant, two-story back porches, paved
alley In rear. Columbia Heights location.
BOSS ft phelps. Inc. Itet u st. N. w.
20.2.1
FOB SALE Pile, $7,750. Just off from
14th it., cloae to Park ro&d; a tea
room and bath, three-itory bay-window
brick house, entirely modern, and In first
class condition; possession riven. Thr
aro few, if any, houses of this character
for sale In this convenient location. BOSS
PHELPS, Inc.. HOt II st. X. W. 30.2,3
TITO hoases on Georgia ave.; suitable for
any line of business; can be bought with
small payment; will sacrifice if sold at
once. Call Una lot. 1-3
13th AND G IK A KD Ten-room furnished
or unfurnlined; owner occupy Ins; same;
possession 30 days. BOX 111, Times of
fice, 1-1
FOE SALE
ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROAD
A very attractive and desirable
home, at much less than cost If
built today; six large rooms, sua
parlor, sleeping porch, tiled bath,
xtra lavatory, lot 20x121 to allsy.
Fries. l.l.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2145.
T12 ltb St.
aoll-tx
FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS.
"See MAHORNET A SULLIVAN
They Know Washington."
Ill New Tork Ave. TeL Msln 7121.
noll-tf
WT. WANT MORE HOUSES FOR BALE.
Owners of rreperty desiring to maks
quick sales should list property with us at
once.
Via. F. NORMOTLE, 110 F rU N. W.
myll-IOt
JOHN F. DONOnOE SONS. INC,
114 Pennsylvania Ave. S E.
Let Us Submit Our List of Homes and
Investments Before You Purcbsse,
lell.lot
SCX-ROOM BRICK, all modern Improve
ments; beautiful yard; walking distance
all departmects. price. $2,750: terms.
HEINE RR08, 120 New Tork Ave. ocl-tf
WE HAVE THE HOMES!
Before you buy cjsult
SHANNON A LUCHS.
T12 ltth st. N. W Main 2311.
. sef-tf
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
A NEW modern bungalow, located In a re
stricted district snd occupied only a few
months. Owner leaving city and will alve
Immediate possession. Attractive terms
can be arranged if desired. Inquire of
R. S. BARROWS. 22d and P sta. care Rld
Inc and Hunt flub. Thonc North 2501. 4
CABIN JOHN PARK
ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN HOMES
Six new houses and bungalows ready for
Inspection. (1,100 to 12,(00. Easy terms.
1. 8. TOML1NSON. 224 South. Bldg. 51. 744L
en d-tt
APARTMENTS TO LET
FURNISHED
MOUNT ALTO INV,
2(50 Wisconsin ate N. w
AN EXCLUSIVE APARTMENT HOTEL,
with home atmosphere, opens for the win
ter season Thanksgiving Day, a few suites
available, American plan cafe In building.
Apply to MANAGER for monthly or eea
son repenstlons .2
NT St. N. AY., 2437 Pour-room
apartment and bath, fur
nished for light housekeep
ing, to rent as soon as pos
sible to anyone who will con
sider purchase of furniture at
a reasonable price. 3
WANTED
WANTKD Two rooms. klthntj. .,t
bath In N. W section, apt houses onlv
by married rourle nox us. Times of-
flee
1-2
Xi ANTED by adults, a 4 or S-rnom fnr
nlshed apart with private bath, neir
Uth and U sts N W. or in northwest
section; reasonable. Address HOK S6.
Times office j
FOR RENT HOUSES
FUItNISIIED
IXTtNISIIED HOUSE on the campus of
" -", ,, uiii.i-rsiiy, 1-ezins
Ion, Va . very near the V M. I. grounds;
house has living; room, dlnlnc room, klteh-
t en. pantry, small sleeplnc porch Fur
terms apply to jiihs a u. WHITE. 1.1
brarlan. lyalngton. Va. 30
AN EXCELLENT HOME
ran be secured by stating what you want
In a Times Want Ad. I'hone It to Main
52(0. an experienced operator will help
you write It and bill will be aent The
cost is slight re27-tf
FOR SALE FARMS -
1
J. J. McNEY
Has farms EVEnrwuERE
AND ANYWHERE
FARMS
Bought. Sold snd Exchanged.
222 and 224 Oxford Bldg..
Phone Main (210.
14th and N. T. Avs. N. W.
, l-no2-IOt
SPECIAL NOTICES
Put Up New Window Shddes
Before Thanksgiving. utESlnL.
THE SHADE SHOP, g ,,,.
, novl-tt
TRUCK service, J-(on, two men. 1 17 J per
day Phone Lincoln 4154. llO
TO Ti.KTERMINATE BED BLbr. roaches,
ants and water bugs, use 20tu Century
Insecticide. Sold by druggists or A. M. C
Ca, 941 New York ave. ocl7-tf
I, HENRY MCLLER. formerly of ISIS
Conn. ave. N. W.. will not be personally
responsible for any debts contracted by
anyone other than myself-
A-A- JIENKT ULIalUEu.
r i
ATTENTION
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS
A POORLY worded, consumptive
fa, looking advertisement has very
little pulling- power.
If your ad Is not pulling; the maxi
mum amount of results there la a
reason. We have employed trained
men whose business It Is v make
classified ads pay. They have made
a thorough study of classified adver
tising not only In Washington but
In other large cities. It will not
obligate you In any way to have our
representative call on you. We will
not try to sell you anything. We
simply want to show you how an
Intelligent force can be applied to
your business.
PHONE THE TIMES
Main B2G0. Classified AdvL Dept
DEATHS
BROWN Departed this life Tuesday night.
November 26, 1211. at 10.51, at hie
residence. 314 Oakdale street northwest,
JOHN II. BROWN, beloved husband ot
Robertla L. Brown.
Notice of funeral service hereafter.
ai
DUECIILEK On Friday, November 20,
1 1011. at CMO a. m-.-at his residence. 2021
Flagler place northwest. R. COURTNRi,
husband of Mae Buechler (nee Howard)
and son ot It. A, and Ella Fowler Buech
ler. Funeral services at his late residence
on Monday, December 2, at 2 p. m- Rela
tives and friends invited. Interment pri
vate at Qlenwood. 1
FLORAL DESIGNS
FLOWERS for all occasions. Call FraakUa
ttos: residence, franklin 1111. QIO. a.
COOKE. 1103 Conn, sts. mrU-lllt
J. H. SMALL & SONS, Florists
Corner Uth and U sta. WAsniNOTON.
Waldorf Astoria, and 105 Madison ave. New
Tork. Flowers for funerals a specialty.
Prices moderate.
Special Faneral Wreathe Moderate.
Flowers for all occasions. Prompt auto
service. C E. BROOKS, 1520 ltth st.
N. W. 20
FUNERAL DESIGNS
Of every description Moderate prlo
' 0 ODE.
1214 F ST. N. W.
UNDERTAKERS
J. WILLIAM I.r.5.
UNDERTAKER AND LI VERT.
222 Pa Ave. N. W.
Tslapbone M. 1215. WASHINGTON. P O.
CEMETERY LOTS
CytAW rTTTfLi
Washington's Most Beautiful Osmstsry.
Pa. avs. & E. (Extended).
For Whits People Only.
Burial Bites from 15 to fa Keek.
cempars our location and prices with
er other cemeteries.
Buy New Bsfcs Next Advance ta Prist.
Bate 509 per csnL
Let na take you out. show yea the news.
Most logical and beautiful cemetery
In Washington.
FREE AUTO BKRVICB.
For further information, address
JOSEPH i. C.AYLOR. Treaa..
M (ta in. M. S. Fbone Line. rn.
aaVeat-tn.tts
PERSONAL
MISS LA COUE
llaaleuring. Scalp Treatment; latest
method: desires select trade. Hours 10 to .
1304 G Street, Koom 31
SOMEONR in the neighborhood of Iffth
Qne, who belongs to Oratorio Society,
to accompany roe to rehearsal. BOX 13&,
Times office. 1-3&
MANICURING
AMY ELLIS. Scalp
TrratmenL ttnttea
10 to 7. Open Sundays. 711 Uth it, At. 2.
10"
(F
LIMP IN WALK OUT
WILSON,
CHIROPODIST.
1140 ETB ST. N. W.
IIAIN 5155. J0
MRS. ORA FIELD
CANARIES.
Learlns city, closing out entire stock.
l New York ave. N. W. 2
MlSS Cain Msn'curine and Scalp Treat
"l, . i' menr. 715 7tn st. N. W
W.
- . ftsi aiain silt.
apl2.tr
JSkin Disease a SDeeialtv.
i.!fapieVAcn Ecsem. Lupus. Redness,
Itchlnis. Tnmors. Local Cancers.
DR. NICHOLSON, 1205 U St. N W
novt-t
SiiAicrooiNa and AtANiccRrSo"
dons at yonr horns. North !tot.
ocU.itt
MADAME ENA MEO,
SKILLED INVESTIGATOR.
V. 8. AND FOREinN TBlvpr Z,m,
CASES EXCLU8IVELT. HESHLTSCOnNT
. Hw..M ..... wM ...wm. nuniM Bill.
ocis-ltt
X4AR1LVIA mttlllfi
Msnlcarlnr. Facial and Scalp Treatment.
702 Cth st. N. W Apart. 2. Main SlJl!
Hoirrs 10 a- m. to 7 p. m. anil-tot
KEHABU! EXPRESS. MOTINO, UWC
1NG; any time, place or distance: Haiti.
sears or country trips: Call Franklin 202.
rnyt-tr
CALL LINPnl.N sin
EXPRESS FOR Hll'.E AND
uanssAti MAULiaQ. apl C.fOt
DR. EVANS, nerve and stomach specialist.
My new electric treatment Is provict
wondertnlly successful. I can absolute!
(ujantee reller. consultation Iree. 1217
L st. rn. Franklin 157 Jell-lot
Miss JAMERON "X2E?S'Bf. f fr
to 0 p. m.
1212 N. T. avs, N. W, e! flooT.
eeis-u
RINKT HAIR MADE !tTRlnirri..
eieellent preparation for thm and falltnf
flrli1,n.in"I'.!l"ll5cn'n c'p: assistlnj
the crpvth of the hair. At rtrucrlsts or on
sale at 1104 L at.. SOo per boij delivered.
Ph. Frank. 7110. MME. R. e weaver:
mncrc,0"r'-
nT,,,, AND MA MA OB la j,
manufacturer. Ie27.tr
Restfler br the hour. Terms moderate
mss wniTvrr ri :ti iv..!i.Vf
yonr
NflTirK TO WSTf tvinwa '
We specialise In all work for hslr. skli
and nslls Swedish body massage- 17
gears' exoerlence pupils tsught RLTXA.
fSE,".,'. HASSENHEItO. iSir and SWn
Specialist Only women and children
treated. 407 Kcnols Bldg, 11th and Ort.
nol.JOt
DR. REED. SPECIALIST
"4 SBVENTEENTH STREET.
Over 30 Wire successful prsetlco In tbs
. ...... r5cure of Chronic Nervous
; - i-ieeases of Men ami Women.
.. , ,.r r " . " """.'
nic-iiis licaim lOyOUU VOU SUtter
irom iaisTTn- iin.i. itnenmaiism. Con t
r-
stlpatlon. Plies. Thrnst. loings. Brain, j
Heart, moon anci nam ui.'Ases. Nervous
Debility. Kidney Diseases. bladder
troubles. Specific Clood Poisoning. Erup.
tlons. Ulcers and All Private Diseases
Cured for Life by Safe Methods.
I. llsctcne vaccine, and all the new
serums and anti-toxins administered
Charges low. Medicine furnished.
OLD-PASniONKD
IIKKB REMEDIES.
Act on the liver and kidneys and drUe
away uric acid by cleansing; the stomach,
preventing rheumatism and colds, etc.
We havo treatment-! for other nllinunis.
SL A LOUIS & SON,
229 O t N W oct-tf
FOR RENT GARAGES
BRICK
(452.
GARAGE, two
cars.
foil 'Col.
1
GARAGE Soluble fur tonrlns car.. Can
N. 210. 10
10 RAISE $50,000
TO OBTAIN 1 VOTE
The National Woman's Partr !
trying; to raise 130.000 within the next
two weeka.
Party leaders today estimated their
I ' . . ,. ,,, , th.
.. .w . ,., .. .---
Senate before March 4 will coil ina.
ouch.
State chairmen will confer here De
cember 14 to outline their campaign
for the vote needed to send the suf
frage amendment to the States for
ratification or rejection. Unless the
equal suffrage amendment Is passed
by the Senate before March 4, when
the present Congress dies, the meas
ure must go back again to the House.
INTElRlPlTO
GET FUEL CONTROL
Fuel Administrator H. A. Garfield
will confer today with Van H. Man
ning;, chief or the Bureau of Mines
concerning; transfer of certain divis
ions of the Fuel Administration to
the Department of the Interior.
Garfield has announced that be ex
pects to bo free of the Fuel Admin
istration's problems, with the excep
tion "of the anthracite coal situation,
by January I. He also expressed
his desire to lift the maximum prices
on bituminous coal and also do away
with the' zoning; system.
"I don't see how it would be
fair to dispose of the maximum prices
without also doinsaway with the
zorUnffsystem which provides for an
enforcement of distribution accord
ing; to a plan, and Interferes with
the natural -law of supply and de
mand." he said.
Garfield expects to keep control
over the anthracite situation until
the end of the coal year.
Fuel Administration departments
that are likely to be transferred to
the Bureau of Mines and the Depart
ment of the Interior generally, arc
the conservation sections for botn
coal and oil, statistical departments
and others which have developed
functions that will be valuable to the
Government during; peace.
BRITISH INDIAN ARMY LOS8E3,
LONDON. .Nov. '30. According; to
figures given out today casualties
in the British Indian army during
the war totaled 101,439. of which
number 33.031 were killed, died of
wounds or are missing. The ma
jority of the casualties were suf
fercd in Mesopotamia.
RUSS WOMAN LEADER COMING.
VLADIVOSTOK. Nov. 30. Mme.
Catherine Brcshkovskaya. "grand
mother of the Russian revolution."
has arrled here on her way to the
United States to sec President Wilson
and explain to him ho- conception of
the needs of the Russian people.
EDUCATIONAL
Washington Business and
Civil Service School, '
1317 New York Ave. N. W.
ham-Pitman Shorthand typewriting
English Spelling; Arithmetic .Pen
manshipcivil Service.
iciepnonc Main 430-L
net-ti
FIRST-GRADE aril Service examinations
for clerks. Nov. 15 and Dee. 7 and It;
tuition for entire course for these examin
ations 25. THE CIVIL 8ERVICE PREFA
RATORT SCHOOL. R E. cor. lllh- and t
sta. Phone Franklin 20IO. Uyll-tf
la Me Wail.
Largest Private Schaol
la city
Men and IVbibm
ACCOUNTANCY (oldest school In cltyl.
PREPARATORY (accredited bases).
COMMERCIAL (Greer shorthasxDt
DRAKTLVO (mechanical, archltectnral).
URADE (day or evenlns).
Lanruares Wireless Statistics
1710 O SL N. W. Bulletin Free.
Castflian Spanish Taught
Native of Spain. Address 215 M it. .t
7. Phons North 2511. ss27-0t
PREPARATION FOR tWIVERSITYi tas.
cusces. mathematics; physic chemistry;
sll Government examlnstlons; modsrsts.
COLUMBIA UNIVER8ITT SCHOOL. 907
inn su n. w. no;3-sa.suwmo-tr.
SPANISH SCHOOL
NATIVE TEACnSR.
1117 O St. N. W. BsLltt
KING-SMITH Teacher of Singing
aioaern. scientine method ui voice devsi
epment Stndlo 11U. 1210 Conn. ave.
Franklin 1527. selO-IOt
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR 8AI.K Wam-hnU, FlortcU. :0-ct3
irucKinr zarm. two miitm irom waucnnla;
railroad, acXoot and churches. Contain
Mftht acres In orances and vrape trait, all
full of fruit now, fven acres best trucking
land, flvfl acres In timber Improved by
four-roomed hou. 1'rlce, $5,S00. CIIAS.
H MOORK. Havre do Grace, Md 6
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
CALL MAIN CS99 It yon have anything- ta
be delivered cr hauling of any kind
Rates reasonable, experienced white man.
Prompt servlos. noil-at
Moving Baggage Pianos
Washington and Suburban
TRANSFER CO.
rnona Franklin 7172.
627 H St. N. W.
Long Distance Hauling.
Ino2.0t
HAULING, moving; liberal rates; save
money Phono Line 4S54 1-20
MOVING
PADDED VANS
FUIINISIIEUl
Phone M. 2010-2011.
KREIG'S EXPRESS,
-1220 II Street N. W.
BTORAOE.' PACKING AND SHITPrNO.
MOVING, PACKING. WHIPPING, and .toe.
age NORTHEAST TRANSFER & STOR.
IflR rri- IOOC H mt M Ph II.. ....
FOR LONO DISTANCE MOVING, QCTCIt
kanaa,lallwasw .le...tl.l.i 7 i.e.. I
1 tnln.tnn .nrf thll.,1.lnnl3 ..11 lint iit..
wsse-cs. .jtayss iu UOIUUIUI", T11 I
. ,"A iiTV"fc,ii. --.- - ..w...... j
Ui" North -J73-J I
'
MOTOR TRUCKS FOR HAI'I.IVfi
Baltimore. 1'hlladelDbla and Al.s-.nd-i.
and local polnta
NO JOB TOO LAROE fONE TOO
SMALL.
R. 8 R. TRANSFER A EXPRESS CO
414 K st. NW 920 4tb sL NW. Frank. 55L
"SFFTY FIRST.- "
ABSOLUTELT FIIIEPROOF STORAOS
UNITED STATKS STORAGE CO.
Rooms, 2 00 and up Moving. Packing.
Phone Main 4129. 412-420 loth st. N. W.
er Franklin 2422.
RELIABLE QUICK SERVICE"
NBW 2-TON TRUCKS SHORT AND
LONO HAULS C. II THOMAS. 1211 8
at N. W Jel4-90t
OU1CH APTO XERVICrV Any place,
UAL.UW1N 3 K.tt'ltESS.
504 12th st N. W Main 919
CLEAN, dry storage for furniture and
planoa Estlmatea cheertally given.
WESCHLER'S, 920 Pa, ave. N. W. Psoas
Main 1212.
E
AT FOE FRONTIER
.LONDON. Not. SO. "Our advanced
troops reached the German frontier
on the whole front, from Just north of
the Dvchy of Luxemburg; to the
neighborhood of Eupen (a front of
about forty miles)'' Field Martha
Halg; has announced.
U. S. WARSHIPS TO
LONDON" Nov. 30. American war
ships wlii be used to transport troops
to the United States, it was reported
today.
It was also reported that Admiral
Rodman's squadron x will meet Presi
dent Wilson In the English Channel
December 9.
ITALY FELICITATES
II
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 30-Cardi
nal Gibbons upon his return from
Washington, where he attended a
Thanksgiving mass, declared that he
had not been requested to aslc Presi
dent Wilson to use his influence In
favor of sending a papal delegate to
the forthcoming peace conference, as
reported. In cable dispatches yester
day. "But you can say for me," added
the cardinal, "that' the Italian ambas
sador and his entire suite called on me
and offered the felicitations of the
Italian government upon my golden
Jubilee celebration."
It was stated at the cathedral that
the visit ot the Italian ambassador
took place while the cardinal was in
Washington yesterday.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Nov. 30. Rulinc
that male attire was not unbecoming;
to Mrs. Mary Bertha Schmidt, alias
"Mister Schmidt," Judse Granville
Hogan. in police court, refused to
fine the young woman who for two
years has posed as a man and who
"married" her cousin. Anna. Assade,
last October. The ordinance she was
charged with having violated reads,
"wearing apparel unbecoming bis or
her sex."
"I think you look very nice," said
the court. Mrs. Schmidt was clad in
ber neatly pressed trousers and
pmcnoacK coat when she appeared
before the courL She explained she
had adopted the garments of a man
because she could earn ISO-a month
as a man. and 26 a week as a worn'
an.
"If a woman can earn S4 a day
by reason of wearing; trousers, I
say wear 'em." said the court, and
"Mister Schmidt" walked out of the
courtroom with a smile, on her fac.
Late yesterday police released An
na, the "wife." She immediately went
to their i home. 362 Keokuk rtreet
and conked a nice supper for "hub
by." This she took in a. basket to
police headquarters, where Mrs
Schmidt is held.
IS
Christmas candy will not be . re
stricted by thefood administration.
Many candy stores, in accordance with
a voluntary sugar conservation plan,
have been refusing- to sell more than
one pound of candy at a time to a
customer. This restriction is not re
irarded by the food administration as
a necessary conservation measure thla
holiday season, since the sugar short
age has been materially relieved.
Last year the nation faced a seri
ous sugar shortage at Christmas time,
and the manufacturers were allowed
to use only BO per cent of their nor
mal requirements of sugar. This
the food administration was at that
brought about a candy shortage, and
time asking people as a patriotic
measure to hold candy consumption
to the minimum and to use those va
rieties which contained the least
sugar.
Several of the confectioners' asso
ciations passed resolutions requesting
their members to sell not more than
one pound to a customer, unless It Is
for shipment to.o!dlers overseas.
While "the food administration has
never participated In any of these
b mm
BRING YANKS HOME
CARDINAL GIBBONS
GIRL IS HUBBY OF
WEARSPANTS
CHRISMS CANDY
NOT RESTRICTED
rneaNurcn aurin tne sugar strln-ime
gency. It regarded them as g-.i.-.'-.t.
aids to conservation. The need for
sugar saving in this direction, how
ever, has passed.
"SAINTLY LIARS" SERMON.
"Saintly Liars" will be the topic
of a sermon by the Rev. Lewis E.
J??? ,0nnJ"TVC' f
' T3 ! rfinCTe tilt flilAl f h 11 r.- Ft A 4
oncreirntlonal Church.
.. " '- . -.
fflA AV.ntnt ...w(. ,. -!. . ....
... w. .,. .to u-..u ...a mjiiisicr a buo
' ' "' "A Sermon to Toung
l Old," and the Boy Scant
liana win rcnaer a musical service.
-" a slight attack of in
fluenza the Rev. Bernard Braskamp,
pastor of Gurley Memorial Presby
terian Church, will not preach to
morrow, but services will be eon
ducted at the usual hours.
Communion will be held at the
morning service of the Church of the
Incarnation. The Rev. W. T. Snyder
win oe tne ccieDranL
"in (.nriats second Coming at
Hand, will be the subject of a ser
mon to be delivered by the Rev?fTow
ard "W. King, of Baltimore, at the
morning service at the Strauss Me
morial Christian Church, Bennlng. At
tne evening service the Rev. Mr.
King's topic will be "Almost. But
LosL"
ALABAMA MOB STORES JAIL
TO LYNCH GIRL'S ASSAILANT
IltMTNGHAM. AU- Nov. SW To
escape a, mob of several hundred. ea
raged citizens, officers of ChetokM
county hurried to Birmingham Thurs
day night Ben Dupre, a negro, charged
with criminal assaulL
The mob stormed the county JaB at
Center, the officers said, but U.e pris
oner was taken out over, the back
wait The negro Is alleged to have
assaulted a nine-year-old white glrL
CHURCH NOTICES
Congregational
A Famous Preacher
II A. M. DR. CHAS. T. AKZD,
famous as praaehsr. lecturer and au
thor, wfll speak on Sunday morales;
In the JTlrst CantreraUoBal Chorch.
eorner of Tenth and O streets North
west, on "Th Place ot America Jsi Use
Recreation of the World.'
i P. V. Th famous Hanratea Js
stltate Jubilee Slaxers will render
popular ntiro melodies, and address
will be dsllvered by Rev. W, P. John
ston and Dr. Oordon.
Clsrirtiaa Science
Fktt Chmch of Ckdtt.
Of Waahloaton. Columbia rd. and :
Second Cfewch of CWfrt Soffit
it Waahlnirton. N. E. Mssonlo Ttmnls.
Ith and F sts. N. K.
Third Church of Christ, Sdmti
Of Waahlnrtoc Vaaonlo Tessalev
11th and N. T. Ave. N. w. -
Sahject: "Aaoeat asd Motlen
Necromaacy, Alias MeBenaa
snd Hypnotics, DemoBceLn
SERVICES: -Sunday. It A. K. .and S F. H.
SUNDAY SCHOOli-lL aT ' "
WEDNESDAT EVENTNa XBKTJXa ir.U.
SEATjrvn vtnnwn
Colorado oldx.. loth and O sts. Bra. 1 tv
"- " ana Bon-, i to 5 JO). II9C
Adams Mill rd. N. Vr. lira. 10 to (esassat
Wed. eve.. Sundava btm VmlLtavaV lis w.-
Capitol st. Hrs 7 te 12 (except Sundays and
"w ", j w. i 1-20
Y.M.CA.
Rev. Freeley Rohyer. paster of
Metropolitan Presbyterian Cnnrch.
yJUl speak In the T. M. a A. lobby
at 4 p. n, j.je
4 Episcopal
ST. JOHN5!" CHURCH
UTH AND II STS.
REV. ROLAND COTTON SMITH. D. D-
REV EDWARD 8LATER DONLAP-, M, Aj
REV. OEO. WILLIAMSON SMITH. D.'Bt
a. rn. Holy communion.
0:45 a. my Sunday school.
11 a. m. Litany, sermon and. Holy Com
munion. 4 p. m. Choral evensong; and address.
Dally Services at noon. It
THE NATTV1TT. 14th and A 8.E.
Special Services. 7:10. 10. 11, t.
Advent Sunday. 15th Anniversary.
Bazaar In Parish HalL-Wed. and Thurs.
Unitarian
ALL SOULS CHURCH
COR. 14TH AND L STS.
ULTSSES O. B. FIERCE. D-D, MINISTER
SMS A. M, Sunday School: Clan for th.
Comparative Study ot Religion, and Em
erson Study Class.
II A. M.. Morning service, sermon by the
minister.
There Is also kindergarten during the
hour of mornlnr worship.
I P. If.. Liberal Religious Union win be
at home to young people. Interesting pro
gram. 1-10
Spiritualum
The First Spiritualist Chterca
"Journeys in Spiritlaa'd"
Lecture by the paator. Alfred H. Terry.
Sunday. 2 p. m, followed by spirit mes
sages at PytUan Temple. 1012 1th iLK.1T,
1-20S
REV. G. LYAL ARTHAN,
Noted Platform Test Medium.
will this Sundsy evening, ill p. m..
hold meeting: in Society Tem-le Hall.
502 G st N W.. demonstrating Im
mortality by Spirit Messages. Will
answer Important questions. Gives
readings dally In atudios In the halL
1-ls
Socialists
Socialist Party
Perpetual Bldg. Am Hall. 11th & E N.W.
Public meeting Sunday, Dec 1, 7:20 p.
m. sublect: "Socialism and DeraoeraeY
aeu same jnu-;. opeaaer. via
grans. Discussion. Public welcome. 1-10
Baptist
E. Hex Swera answers: "Are Ws Vary
Near to the End of the World T p. m.
Larro free chairs (men Ilka them); SwenVs
songs. 11 a. m.. "Benefactions ars Inter
rogatlvea.' Centennial Bapi. Ch , 7th
Eye n-e. 1-10
Reformed
GRACE
15th and O Sta. jr. W.
Henrr II. Ranck. HL TV. i.--
9:40 Sunday school. 11 a. m. Advent
sermon. "The Peril of Great Price." 1-JS
Y. W. C A.
019 14th SL N. W.
Vesper Service 4:20 p. m. Speaker.
Secretary John M. Artsrs of the T. M.
A. Subject: "After the War What!-?
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Salvation Army
THE SALVATION ARMT Industrial Hera
i or aien. in ii avs. nw, meetings:
Sunday, 10:20 a. m.: Thursday, T:20 p. -ov
Climbers League: Tuesday, 1p.m. Phoaa
Main 9970. j.ji
Christian
CHURCH OF CHRIST
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