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ItWillPay You To Investigate Some of the Home Offerings Listed In This Section Today
Q Announcements j
Special Noticesl6
Pants Matched to Coats
Made to measure, over 4,000 camples;
•ring or mall ue your sample.
LINCOLN PANTS MATCHING CO.,
Col 3798-J. 1404 Newton St. N. W.
SHRItUALIST, Mrs. Lida Mastiii
Will Hold Meetings Thur*. 8 P. M., 50c.
Private Readings, 12. By Appointment
Only. North 2604.
MADAME DE LAINE
World’s greatest clairvoyant and palm
ist; consult the best-girted .clairvoyant
and psychic card reader; unequaled busi
ness and love affairs. 1006 K st, N. W »
MRB). BALL, PSYCHIC MEDIUM; seance
Tuesday and Fridays 8 p. m. Admis
sion, 59c, 104 G St, nw. Fr. 8820-J. *
MADAM D'ASHMAN
Clairvoyant, crystal gaser and card
reader, tells your fortune on love, mar-
Wage, divorce, reunites the separated,
helps you witr back lost love, happiness
and business. 731 Uth St. N. W.
Franklin 634. •
MME. ZARA, CARD READER.
When In trouble consult me; all kinds
of advice. 6th and G sts, N. W. *
MME. JONES—CLAIRVOYANT
World’s greatest clairvoyant and palm
ist. Tells past, present and future, how
to have success In business, love affairs
and speculations of all kinds. Will help
you In case of sickness and other mis
fortunes, 1008 7th St. N, W.»
( Mme. Harrison-Astor
826 12th St. N. W., Cor. 12th & D,
Will give you advice, on business
matters, love, health and family af
fairs; your every hope, fear, trouble,
anxiety clearly explained. Life read-
!_
MME. JEANETTE
guarantees to read your entire life—
past, present and future. She asks no
questions, but will tell you what you
want to know, giving names, dates and
facts on business matters, love, health
and family affairs. 626 F st. N. W. •
MME. BERTA.
Distinguished international palmist
and phrenologist; appointment only.
Bendings, SI. Fr. 2308. 1738 F st. N. W.
Automotive
Automobiles For Sale 12
ESSEX—ESSEX
ESSEX COACH
Equal to new; with many extras. I
ESSEX SEDAN
Practically New
DODGE
Late model touring for sale or trade. I
Terms Can Be Arranged.
A. J. STABLER,
425 K ST. N. W,
Be taigtt a Peerless
We have a good selection of
Wed cars at bargain prices.
BUICK 1921 TOURING
Newly painted, new top, two
bumpers. An excellent buy.
PIERCE ARROW TOURING
Late model car in excellent
condition; looks like new; if you
want a fine car see this.
STEARNS 1922 TOURING
New paint, good tires, bum-
Cr. Looks like new. At a
rgain price.
PEERLESS 1923 SPORT
Disc wheels, other extras. Just
like a new car and ; guaranteed.
STEPHENS 1623 SEDAN
Driven 4,000 miles and is just
like new at a fine saving.
2 MARMON TOURINGS
NASH TOURING.
SPORT TOURING.
Also several other late model
ears in good condition and at
attractive prices.
Easy Terms.
PEERLESS MOTOR CO.
Open Evenings.
14th & P Sts. M. 8077
FORDS! FORDS!
25 USED
Coupes, Sedans, Tourings, Road
sters and Light Deliveries.
These care repaired by our shop*
and the prices are right
Satisfactory terms will bo made.
MR. TORREY.
TRIANGLE MOTOR COMPANY,
Authorised Ford Dealers.
Worth Capitol and New York Avenus.
HUDSON SEDAN
Only 4 months old; driven less than
1.900 miles; equipped with bum per e
front and rear; Goodyear cord spare;
motor meter; parking and atop light;
disc wheels; rear view mirror and vase.
Owner will make attractive reduction
for quick sale. Convenient terms can
be arranged. Phone Lincoln 5306,
Real Bargains in Used Cars.
Hudson tourings, Hupmoblle tourings,
Reo tourings, Buick tourings and coupe.
Dodge tourings. Ford touringe and road
ster; all cars in A-l condition; terms.
Manhattan Garage, 1706 7th at. N. W,
REAL VALUES
Are Offered in Cars Listed Below
1933 Maxwell Touring.
1931 Ford Coupe.
1932 Lexington Touring.
1921 Dodge Touring.
1922 Chevrolet Sedanette.
1923 Chevrolet Coupe
1932 Ford Touring.
1922 Chevrolet Touring.
1920 Studebaker Sedan.
1920 Oakland Touring.
1928 Chevrolet Light Delivery.
1922 Ford Light Delivery.
1981 Ford Light Delivery.
A Small Cash Payment and Con
venient Monthly Payments.
Luttrell=Clhievrolet
Sales Co.,
14th at T St Main 2483.
" USED FORD CAR SALE
ON TERMS $5 PER WEEK
WHILE THEY LAST
Touring .... 160 up
Roadsters 879 up
Coupes 1210 up
Sedans 8250 up
Light Deliveriesll3s up
Ton Trucks 8190 up
Al! have been conditioned in our
•hop aad the prices are right. Each
and every car muet be aa represented.
No reasonable offer refused.
New 2 and 4-door , Sedan Bodies
for sale, your old body take in trade.
UNIVERSAL AUTO CO.,
INCORPORATED,
1529 M ST. N, W.
FORD Touring, 1212; looks good and
runs better. *<s; guaranteed. Robt.
Roy Mackey. 518 10th st. 8. E. •
FORD TOURING—Same as new; driven
tea miles. 175 worth of extras; 1360
cash. F. 10120 from 7 to 2 p. m.
Ask for Was. Arnos*-on g •
Q Automotive J
Automobiles For Sale lit
$50.00 DOWN
1220—Dodge roadster.
1919—Dodge touring.
1919 — Buick touring.
1922—Elcar sport.
1920 Anderson roadster.
1921 — Cleveland touring.
1917—Pathfinder Twin Six.
1921 Elcar touring.
1922 Elcar touring.
1919—Ford roadster, 375. •
1919 —Chalmers 7-passenger.
P. F. TIPPETT. .
• 712 E St. S. B.•
GOOD VALUES
IN
USED CARS
1920 Lexington Sedan, repainted,
$675.
1921 Studebaker Special 6 Road
ster, S6OO.
1922 Dodge Roadster, $450.
1921 Paige Touring, S4OO.
918 Winton Touring, 7-passenger,
S3OO.
1921 Ford Touring, $135.
1919 Maxwell Touring, $75.
These cars are all in good
mechanical condition, with good
tires and paint. Reasonable
terms will be arranged.
Sterrett <& Fleming
Inc.
Used Car Showroom,
1931 14th St. N. W.
STUDEBAKER'S
Spring Offering in
Used Cars; Low in
Price and High
in Value
Durant Touring $525
Studebaker Light Six 600
Buick Touring 500
Studebaker Special 6 Tour. 900
Westcott Tour. 7 Pass (looks
like new) 550
Studebaker Big 6 Touring.. 900
Chevrolet Touring 300
Studebaker Light 6 Sedan.. 1,050
Ford Touring 200
Studebaker Special 6 Coupe. 1,050
Dodge Touring 350
Studebaker Big 6 Coupe
new car guarantee)l,sso
Willys Knight Tour, (looks
like new) 650
Studebaker Lt. 6 Roadster.. 375
Studebaker Special 6 Road. 700
Ford Sedan 250
Terms to Meet Your Approval
Open Evenings & Sundays
STUDEBAKER,
Fourteenth at R St. N. W.
Potomac 1631.
Auto Truvks for Salel3
REPUBLIC TRUCK—2%-ton; good con
dition; cheap; 14 Municipal Wharvea
Phone Main 2925 or Frank. 7046,
FORD delivery care, 3; Corby Baking
Co. See Mr. Sweeney.
Mflto Tires. Tubesls
SPECIAL THS WEEK!
FREE INNER TUBE WITH EACH
SLIGHTLY USED TIRE, $3.00
NATIONAL AUTO TIRE COMPANY,
439 K St. N. W. Frank. 589..
Open Sundays. *
Autos For Hire, Garages 17
CADILLAC limousines and touring tare,
by the hour, day or week. AUTO
LIVERY CO., 212 13th at- Main 8000.
Motorcycles—Bicycleslß
Reduced For Quick Sale
8126 Indian 885
3215 Harley-Davidson *165
Other Machines $lO Up—Terms.
Washington Motorcycle Exchange,
j 1011 9th St. N. W.
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE, with side car;
in good condition; reasonable; terms.
1130 N. H. ave.
Repairing, Service Stations 19
CARS washed and polished. 21.22;
greased and bolts tightened. *1.52;
eimonising; called for, delivered.
Southern Auto Works, 622 G st. N. W.
Franklin 7122.
Business Service
Building and Contracting 22
J. J. PLANKENHORN & CO.
Contracting—Building.
Repair Work a Specialty.
610 6th st. N. W,Main 1582.
SPECIALIST In Building Alteration*
•tore fronts or office work, will give
low figures, and prompt service dur
ing winter. Estimates in throe houra
Box A-156 Times-Herald.
Cleaning, Dyeing, Renovating 23
FOSTER’S DYE WORKS.
24-hour eervice. 1937 11th st N. W.,
cor. You. North 2125. Night. Lincoln
3957-J. J
Dressmaking, Millinery 24
SEWING—Get spring sewing done early.
Beading, embroidery a specialty; work
guaranteed. Prompt delivery. Rates
reasonable. Frank. 899.
DRESSMAKING, plain or fancy; latest
N. Y. styles; city reference. Pot. 2333.
FASHIONABLE Dressmaker, 3088 O N.W.
Prices *5 up; quick service. West 3026.
VICTORIA LOUISE MULLER, formerly
designer and buyer at Erlebacher’s, has
exclus. millinery and hats made to
order. 615 11th st. N. W. *
Heating and Plumbing 29
If you are thinking of installing s
hot-water heating system now or latei
why not let us give you an estimate.
Our prices are very reasonable. All
work is guaranteed.
MODERN HEATING CO.,
806 Bladensburg Road N. E.
WILLIAM BFhAISLIP
PLUMBING AND HEATING.
Jobbing end replacement work a
specialty. 4581 Georgia Ave.
Adame 1346-J.Res. Phone Fr. 1359.
Moving. Packing, Storage 38
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE,
418-420 10th St. N. W.
MAIN 4229. FRANKLIN 2433.
—MOVING-
PADDED VANS FURNISHED
Phone Main 2010-2011.
Krieg’s Express & Storage Co.,
616 EYE BT. N. W.
STORAGE. PACKING AND SHIPPING.
SPECIAL RATES
New York, Phils, and Baltimore
i ALLEN TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.,
606 6th St. N. W. Ph. Franklin 7288
‘Painting, Papering 29
PAPER HANGING, houses or apts. Satis
factlon guaranteed. Call North 7169,
PAINTING and Decorating by experts;
special prices for 30 days. Cady A
I Deeton. 624 32nd St. N. W. W. 3133.
' Repairing, Vphobtwing 32
FURNITURE upholstered and slip COV
ers made ’’The Better Wny.” Special
prices this month. J. Holober A C*..
21* M BL N. W. Maia 332. •
THE WASHINGTON TIMES ♦ • Tha National Daily » ♦ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1924.
Q Business Service )
Professional Services 31
ELECTRO - THERAPEUTICS scientifi
cally given. Excessive weight reduced
or money refunded. Ph. Potomac 1447.
EXCESSIVE weight rapidly reduced.
Wonderful French method used. Dr.
Della Ledendeeker, D. C. 1737 P st.
N. W. Fr. 8849.
MISS LOUISE, manicuring, marcelling.
783 13th St. N. W. Hours? 13-3, 5-9.*
Tinning, Roofingß4
TINNING, roofing, pipeloss furnace
installed; gas stoves; dependable work.
Main 6149. SHAEFFER A MOWBN,
1016 9th St. N. W.
Employment J
Employment Agencies 36
A LONG list efficient help only; male,
female, cooks, kitchen help, day work
ers, housemen, porters and help in any
capacity. Super Service Bureau, 3001
9th st. N. W. No. 6009. i
COOKS, housemen, cleaners supplied.
Fuller’s Exchangs, 1321 22th St.
N. W. West 2089. •
Help Wanted Female 37
APPRENTICES —For beauty shop. Lady
Jane Beauty Shop, 1206 G St.. N. W.
BEAUTY culture taught, day or eve
nlng classes: r***. Call Fr. »MT.
CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS for board
ing house; must be experienced in
waiting. 1123 13th St. N. W. »
COOK; experienced; second cook for
boarding house; must be able to han
dle orders quickly. 1123 13th St. N.W.
•
GIRLS for general housework at once.
Porter’s Em. Bureau, 1719 14th N. W.
MILLER A RHOADS. Richmond Va.,
have a vacancy in their beauty parlor
for a woman experienced in marcel
waving. Good salary to the right
party. State experience and give
references. Apply by letter to Miss
Ida Morris Beauty Parlor. Miller A
Rhoads. Richmond, Va,
MAID-WAITRESS, with reference; must
stay nights. 2141 Leltoy pl.
The rate for advertising under
“Situations Wanted” in The Morn
ing Herald and The Afternoon
Times is ’only 16c per Uno. This
is considerably lower than rates
charged for other Want Ads. This
very low rate of 15c per line in
cludes insertion In BOTH papers.
The Herald in the morning and
The Times in the afternoon. Results
are practically certain wheh you
“Put It in Ths Herald and Ths
Timos.**
WHITE CHAMBERMAID
APPLY HOTEL LOGAN
IOWA CIRCLE
WOMAN—White, to manage laundry;
experience and reference required. See
MR. MAYS. Supt.. Garfield Memorial
Hospltal, Tuesday, 9 to 11 a. in.
Wanted —Ladies for spare time work
making dainty silk novelties, so
much in demand. Send stamped en
velope for further details. Hl-Grade
Novelty Co., Portsmouth. Ohio. •
Help Wanted Male 38
AUTOMOBILE mechanic—First class:
none other need apply. See MR.
BROWN, 1214 New Hamp, ave. N. W.
BARBER —First class; good; guarantee;
strictly sober. Call at 3211 M st. N.W.
BARBER, white, to start Monday; $25
guarantee to start with; day off per
week. Nick’s Modern Barber Shop,
5810 Georgia ave, N. W. Col. 3414.
BOYS —For box lunch wagons; off at
1:30 each day. Basement floor, 1446
N St. N. W. ,
BOY to rack balls. Apply Pool Room
Manager, National Hotel. 6th A Pa. *
CHAUFFEURS
Dependable men with identification
cards can make excellent commis
sions aa taxi drivers. Apply
AUTO LIVERY CO.,
212 13TH ST. N. W.
CHAI? FFIsIUR; experienced. Apply
National Hotel Taxi Service.
CHAUFFEURS
Our busy time is here; big
money is being made by our
drivers. Only men who want to
make big money need apply; ref
erences required. See Mr. Ryan.
BLACK AND WHITE TAXI,
1214 New Hampshire Ave.
DENTIST—MUST BE REGIS-
TERED IN D. C.; GOOD SAL
ARY TO START. DR. MOON,
406 7TH ST. N. W.
HOUSEMAN, COLORED
APPLY HOTEL LOGAN
IOWA CIRCLE
MAN Voung, white, industrious, for
grocery business; bring reference.
Frank Danelr, 114 Quincy pl. N. E.
MEN—2, at once, for special work; $22
per week to start, more when experi
enced; $5 cash bond requirsd. Call
today between 4 and 6 p. m., 503
Kresge Building.
MEN —Several to sell tn established
territory in Washington; about S3O
a week to start; you don’t neces
sarily have to be a salesman: we
train you and can place you where
you will have a permanent income.
Come in and talk it over. Apply
1319 F St. N. W., Suite 605,
PRESSER wanted; who can also drive
Ford oar. Apply 1746 Columbia rd.
The rate for advertising under
“Situations Wanted” in The Morn
ing Herald and The Afternoon
Times is only 150 per line. This
Is considsrably lower than rates
charged for other Want Ads. This
very low rate of 15c per Uno In
cludes insertion In BOTH papers.
Ths Hsrald tn the morning and
The Times in the afternoon. Re
sults are practically certain when
you “Put it tn The Herald and Ths
Timas."
Help—Male and Female 39
YOUNG ladles and gentlemen for sing
ing, Dramatic Opera Club, producing
light grand opera and plays. Addrsss
Secretary, Opera Club, 521 13th N. W.
Cooks, nurses, maids, seamstresses
butlers; recommended. Ladles* Ex
change, 807 Vermont Ave. 1
H. DARLING, 82 U St. N. W„ will
be given a ticket to the Monday evening
performance of UThe Bat’’ if he will
call at the box office any time Monday
with some form of Identification.
MEN AND WOMEN—Quickly learn real
estate business without Interference
with present occupation. Employment
whole or part time. Free lectures on
salesmanship every Tuesday and
Thursday 5 p. m. William F. Matte
son. 610-11 Bond Bldg.
GOVT. pos. that do not require ajtam.;
send stamped envelope. P. O. Box 60.
Salesmen and Agents 40
SALESMEN.
Or clean-cut ambitious young men
whom we can train. We have over
500 branches and rural agents. Ws
will establish 200 more branches.
The men who will manage these
branches are being picked from our
sale* force. *35 a week to start. If
you are willing to work and want a
real future we can use you. For
an Interview call
Room 301 Stewart Bldg.,
Sixth and D 81* N. W.
C Employment J
Salesmen and Agents 40
MEN—3. with or without previous sell
ing experience, who desire a perma
nent connection with a well-known
concern selling electrical appliances.
. Those who qualify will be well paid.
Call Monday, 213 Insurance Bldg.,
15th A Eye N. W. Ask for Mr.
Lindstrom.
Situations Wanted—Female 41
Washing— To take horns. ll*t Ith st
N. W Call Franklin 8207.
Situations Wanted—Male 43
PLUMBING and Heating jobs wanted;
by first-class mechanic; city or coun
try: lowest prices now. Box 131 Times-
Herald. *
Situations—Male > Fenude 48
YOU ST. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Supplies Ist class help free. N. 6570.*
Q Financial
* Businees Opportunities 44
DELICATESSEN for sale; ideal loes
tion. Call West 3771-J.
GENERAL merchandise business In grow
ing community, near D. C., on Balto.
boulevard. Will stand thorough inves
tigation. Doing business of *3,000 or
better per month for last four years.
For further information. Box I*7
Times-Herald.
GROCERY and meat store, established
business, excellent location. Col. -3673.
LUNCH room cheap; quick buyer/good
reason for selling. 2138 Pa. ave. N. W.
STORE, grocery; fresh meats and dry
goods; 6 rm*, and bath; 27 H at. N.E.
WAITED—Party to help finance nn
established used car and garage busi
ness. Address Box 128. Herald-Times,
e
Investments, Stocks, Bonds 49
10 SHARES 7 per cent preferred stock;
6 shares common stock, tn a business
that * has never been known to fall.
Will bear strict investigation. Can be
cold on def, pay. Box 158, Herald.
WILL sell all or part of 20 ahares of
Virginia Plate Glass Co. stock at *6O
a share if taken at once. Box 156
Times-Herald. •
WILL sell all or part of ten shares
International Bank stock, Washing
ton, D. C., for *l5O per share if taken
at once. BOX A-190, Times-Herald-
Money to Loan 46
QUICK SECOND TRUST MONEY
Immediate attention given applications
for second trust loans on homes. See
ine at once. C. F. Waring. 220 Bond
Bldg. Phone Main 9172.
WE have several dlnall funds—*2,ooo to
*5.000 —to loan on Improved D. C.
real estate, secured by first Deed of
Trust.
WM. H. SAUNDERS A CO.,
Realtors.
1433 K St. N. W. Main 101*.l*-17.
• MONEY TO LOAN
On D. C. real estate secured by first
or second trust.
MARSHALL McKIBBIN
311-14 Woodward Bldg. Msin *942.
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT
for 8 or 6 years, to be secured upon
first mortgagee in the District of Co
lumbia. Installment loans made in Wash
ington and nearby sections of Maryland
and Virginia on ths l*-yr. monthly in
stallment plan, providing for cancella
tion of the mortgage in case of th*
death of the borrower.
E. QUINCY SMITH. INC.. 222 16th.
Instruction
Local Instruction Classessl
START AND SUCCEED
Earn the salary you are worth.
Short course, low rates, individual
and class Instruction. Over 100
in attendance. Positions for gradu
ates. Washington’s most popular
school.
BOYD SCHOOL
On *’G” nr. 14—1338 G. Main 2876.
The Marjorie Webster School
Os Expression and Physical Education.
1415 Mass. Ave. N.W. Main 6941
Two years normal course—one year
professional course dormitory claes
and private instruction In all forms of
dancing.
Music, Dancing, Dramatical S 3
PIANO, SAXOPHONE, BANJO.
Ran. Jazz, Popular Muztc In 20 lesson* Free
lessons if you buy Instruments here. Send for
free booklet. Chrtstenzen School, 1322 O st.
n, w. Main 1278. Easy terms.
JOHN PHILLIP SHADDICK,
Vocal Studio.
1607 Eye St. N. W. Fr. 1462.
KATHERINE STUART
Ballroom and Rhythmical Dancing.
Tango a Specialty.
1731 Conn. Ave. North 2582.
Live Stock ♦
Poultry and Supplies 57
GEORGE J. GARNER,
Live and Home Dressed Poultry.
939 Ln. Ave. N. W. Franklin 1220.
Q Miscellaneous
Building Materials 66
SECOND-HAND millwork and building
material for sale. Apply National Wood
working Co., Inc., 79 N. Y. ave. N. E.
Business Equipment. 61
TWO flat-top desks. 212 eachii ofAce
safe; check writer and protector at
an Immense reduction; mlecellancous
articles; letter files etc., to make
room. Call at 610 D st, n. w,
DEALERS IN
Soda Fountain and Fountain Suppils*.
BURCH A KLEPS CO.. 482 Fa. Avs’ NW.
Fuel, Feed, Fertilisers 63
WOOD, sl2 A CORD
Cut from 12 to 24 Inches, for stove
or fireplace, chestnut; delivered in Dis
trict or nearby Arlington county. Phone
Clarendon 587.
i
e==- - 1 1 n . i. l si I 11 1 "
Household Goods 66
DAVENPORT. beds, springs, ruf*<
dresser. Call Bun. or any morn. F. 4883.
FURNITURE—Leaving city, will sell
high-grade furnishings, living room,
bedroom; also taupe rug. cheap. *7Ol
Conn, ave., apt. 602. Col- 10241.
! FURNITURE, three odd pieces, living
i room; reas,; no dealers. 8120 18th nw.
I FURNIT JRB for 5-room apartment;
reasonable. 615 F St. N. W., between
10 a. m. and 6 p. m. ‘
Miscellaneous For Sale 69
CASH REGISTER—NationaI. Cost *4OO.
I Sell for S2OO. Perfect condition. Box
A-l 92, Times-Herald.
BRAND NEW _ ELECTRiC RANGES—
Exceptional value* at large reductions;
anything electrical, 511 l*th St. N. W.,
Turner Electric Sales Co., Main 4621.
MAXWELL BOOK SHOP— High School,
college and technical books, stationery,
sundries and second - hand school
books. 2016 Ga. ave. N. W.. open till
*:so p. m.
POOL TBLEB, fixture* and near bear
lunch room equipment; good reasons
tor selling. 1261 Good Hop* rd. 8- E.
Musical Instruments 76
PlANO—Upright, vary good condition,
- N. W. West
PIANO” in prim*
condition only S4OO. on easy term*
PFEIFFkIR, 1319 G M. n. w. 3d ti«*r.
Q Miscellaneous J
Radio and Supplies7l
JUST ARRIVED
First Shipment of ths New
Ratttia Loud Speaker
$36.50
First Opportunity to Buy These
Speakers Without Set.
Our Special Phones
Regular $5.00 Value, $3.50.
Complete Lina
Tubes, Batteries, Supplies.
Famous Metro Jr.
Crystal Sets, $2.5®
Radio Sales Studio, Inc.
1408 Park Road. N. W.
Open Until 10 P, M.
NEED MONEY—WiII sail my 1 tub*
• *o*l compl*t*. W**t 2889.
Wearing Apparel 73
CLOTHlNG—Workingmen. The chaap
i eet method of getting beet grade
clothing le call around and see our
■lightly used euito and overcoate, 85
up. Beat pant*. *B.BI to *(. Justh’s
Old Stand, 619 D.
Wanted To* Buy 74
FURNITURE—Have you any second
hand furniture? W* pay the highest
cash price. Phone ue what you have.
SHERMAN’S,
1143 7th St. N. W.Main 8737.
CLOTHING—We pay highest prices ever
been paid, auto calls everywhere. D.
1 tesaroff, <39 D St. N. W. Fr. 2384.
MEN’S CLOTHES BOUGHT—Everyone
1 seeme pleased and tells another of
our cheerful way of paying for men’s
! worn clothing, shoes, ate. Auto calls.
I Main 4145. Justh’s Old Stand. <l9 D.
I WE BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE naw
and **eond-hand clothing. Bennett,
; <Bl D Ct. N. W. Phon* Frank. 8463.
Rooms to Rent
i Rooms—Furnished7s
1 A ST* N. E., 142—2 rms., kitchen and
bath; a. m. 1.; furnished.
• B ST. N. E.. 314 —Large sunny front
1 rm.; l.h.k. opt.; reae.; elec.; phone. *
> BBLMONT BT. N. W.. 1440—Large
second floor front room for one or
two. Col. 10330.
COL. RD., 550—Two rooms, furnished
for 1. h. k.; heat and gas. *26. •
DUPONT CIRCLE—Nicely furn. rm., In
well appointed home, reas. North 718*.
D ST. N. W., 128—One, or two nicely
furnished rooms, 1. h. k.. next bath,
’ v * ry r**" onab le. Main 8849.
1 (5 "ST. B. w7 621, large room, for 2
1 gentlemen; *2.60 week each. Fr. 1956.
6 ST. N." W., 427—Large clean room,
i well heated, modern home, reasonable.
■ BYE ST. N. W.. 80614— Bay window
front; 1. h. k. rooms; hall room
1 *3.25 weekly. »
EYE BT. N. W., 908—One or two rooms.
I. h. k.. electricity; reasonable.
EYE BT. N. W., 606—Furnished rooms
I for housekeeping. *
I BYB ST. N. W„ 1322—Large !d-story
front; steam heat; reasonable. •
* ST. N. W.. 1917—i small. *14;" one
i foible ruom; southern exposure. *
. K ST. N. W., 9506—Tw0 furnished 1. h.
1 k. rooms. West 2689.
K ST. N. W., 1627—Chateau Bonaparte.
Bright southern front, some with water;
for men only; central; club location.*
L ST. N. W.. 1304 —3 well-furn. second
floor rooms; hot and cold water in
rooms; electricity, franklin 185.
MASS. AVE. N. W„ 631 (Alberona Apt.)
—Large room suitable for two gen
tlemen in new apartment, all modern
improvements, reasonable.
MERIDIAN PLACE. 1435, near Col.
road—Attractive front rm.; twin bods.
Col. 4T86-J.
r M ST. N. W„ 881 —Two furnished rooms
i t°r w>t * r ln rooms. Fr. 8422.
r MAINB AVE. 8. W„ 610—3 large front
1. h. k. rooms; gas and heat; 87, *
’ M ST. N. W„ 477—3 furnished rooms;
; housekeeping. *39.00.•
M 8T 1 . N. W.. ’63s—Two nicely furnished
rooms for 1. h. k.
NORTH CAPITOL, 1226—R00m In
private home; electricity, h.«*.h.;
■ rent. *l* a month.
OTIS ST. N. W.. 708—Large front room.
second floor next to bath. 2 closets,
twin beds, electricity; for persons em
ployed. No other roomers. Near 3
car lines, also bus. Phone Columbia
9197-J. Owner.
QUE ST N. W„ 171* (near Dupont Clr
cle) —Owner’s home, large front room,
southern exposure, 6 windows, near
bath, elect, and gas, twin beds; meal*
optional; gentlemen. Potomac 109.
} RANDOLPH ST. N. W., I*oß—Beautiful
front room with lavatory; garage if
deaired.
R ST. N. W:, home; Ind
floor front, largo closet, near bath,
electric reading lamp. References. Cali
2 to 8 p. m. o
R. I. AVE. N. W.. 1636—Beautifully
furn. double room. 4 windows; a.m.1.;
no objection to child. Fr. 3*39.
I *RD ST. N. W., 421—Furnished room*
| $2.25 per week up; 1.-h.-k. allowed.
lid ST. N. W.. Ms—Largo room, i. h. k.'i
heat, gas, bed linen Included. Fr. 4987.
! STH ST. 8. 8.. 306—Large, nicely fur-
I nished room; el*ctrio light, h.-w. h.
■ Lincoln 3817.
■ BTH ST. N. 8., 513—Large room, eloc-
tricity; table board near. Line. <74.
9th ST. N. W., 1311—Front room and
kitchenette; sink; also single room*
• Franklin 883*.
i 10TH BT. 8. B„ 349—Attraottv* front
, rm, newly furn.; suit tor couple; teas.
UTH MI N. W.. 1416—Nice room for i
girls. Girl wants room mate, parlor,
Slano, elec., phone, 1. h. k. and lann
ry privileges; homelike; *l3 mo.
North 8784.•
. 14TH st. N. W„ s43l—Furnished rooms
I and brick forage. •
• 16TH BT. 8. 8.. 830.—Two furn. rm*.,
1.h.k.. heat, hot water, poreh.
# DUPONT CIRCLE, 1409 30th st. N. W.
Second floor front. SIA Frank. 8729.*
• ' a. A. HBA*NB. 1897 T BL N. W.
will be given a ticket to the Monday
evening performance of ’Tie Bat” if
: he will call at the box office any time
j Monday with some form of identification,
Rooms—Unfurnished 76
j C ST. S. E., 319—2 rooms, 2nd floor; In
closed porch; heat, gas, gas range;
I bath same floor. »
FLORENCE BT. N. 8., 618—Two unfur.
I room » w| th *nd light, «
. K ST. N. W.. 3506—Tw0 rooms, kitch
enette. sink;, h.-w. h. and ga* fur
; nished, *B*. West 3689.
PA. AVB. S. B„ 634—3 bright rooms,
kit., gas, heat, elec., 3rd Noor, S4O;
’ large rm., 3d fl., 1, h, k., near bath, *3O.
» 4TH ST. N. E.. 431—One large front
room; two closets; kitchenette; no
j children; reasonable.
STH ST. N. 8.. 925—Two unfurnished
; rooms. 1. h. k,. $35 mo. Line, *OB-R,
; <TH BT.N. W., - 310—Two rooms; ail
, convenience*;. 2nd floor. •
. ST. N.' 8.. ' *l3—Three ' unfurniehsl
rooms, heat and gas, *3O.
' *TH St. N. B„ '4ol-—f large unfurnished
1 rooms; 1. h. k,; elec.; adults only,
* 10TH ST. N. w. 1016, Dry basement
room; suitable for business or storage.
•
[ UTH ST. N. (Brookland)—Four
unfurnished rooms, let floor; also ga
’ rage; reasonable.
• 13TH ST. N. W., 1314—Two unfurnished
I basemeat room* light, pleasant, I. h.
’ k. Col. 8423.
!, 14TH ST. 8. E.. 61*—Twe ntee sseoM
t floor front, 1.h.k.; reasonable. Ault*.
. - ■ *
i 14TH ST. X. W.. 1917—Two or threi
rooms for I. h. k. Cal'. Sunday or
after 2:10 p. m. Adult*
Rooms to Rent J I
Room* With Board 78
MARYLAND AVE. N. E., 234—Large,
nicely furnished room with board.
Line. 336.
NEAT ROOMS, GOOD FOOU
CENTRAL LOCATION.
CLIFTON ST. N. W., 1343—Apt. S 3, rm.
with porch; gent, or oou. Col. 8938-W. .
i K AT. N. W." 131— Bright rooms and
board, centrally located, rsasonable.
Beautifully Famished Rooms
With Bath and Board
Apply 1421 Mass. Ave. N. W,
Rooms Furnished > Unfurnished 79
M ST. N. W.. IiBB-—t rms. fur. or un
fur., a. m. 1.; desirable location; gen
tleman preferred: board notional.
Where To Eatß2
ANNOUNCEMENT i
On every Bunday hereafter we will
servo a Sunday Night Supper from *
p. m. to 8 p. tn. at 83 a person, a pro
i gram of music.
HAMILTON HOTEL
14th and K Streets,
Washington, D. C.
George Washington Cafeteria, 1413 Now
York ave., second floor. Well-bal
anced menu. Special steak dinners 750.
■ TIMES -HERALD LUNCH
1333 H St. Open All Night.
Bandwlchee—Hot Dishoa
RAMBLE INN.
Where To Stop In Townß3 J
CLUB RESIDENCE FOR-MEN.
Hot and cold water in each room, I
t electric lights, clean beds; meals if
desired; 4 floors; all outside rooms;
nice view from root; office reading I
rm.; privileges. 1387 9th st. n.w. 3d fL 1
HOTEL BANCROFT
18TH AND H STS. N. W.
Rooms with and without private baths;
American and European plan. Reason
ablo rate. Main 4800.
TERRACE INN
1401 Mass. Ave. (Thomas Circle)—
Rooms with or without private bath;
home cooking; reasonable rates. Fr. 8308.
THE FAIRMONT
14TH AND FAIRMONT ST.
Desirable double and single rooms;
telephone in every rm.; excellent meals.
I TERRACE INN
1401 Mess. Ave. (Thomas Circle)—
Rooms, with or without private bath;
> h<,m * cooking; reeonable irates. Fr. 8808.
; “HILLCREST”
3800 13th st. N. W. th* most delight
ful place in town; mod. mu., newly,
decorated, tile bathe, vapor heat, excel,
meale: reas. ratea; perm. A transient.
! OHIO HOTEL
808 14th St,, newly turn., a. mJ. Special
rates week or month- Fr. 7308,
' MANCHESTER. 1484 M st. N. W. Ono
room and bath apt; elevator, phono
> service: home cooking.
Real Estate for
• Apartment*—Furnished 84
’ E ST. N. W.. 331—Two South, front
apt*. 3d A 3rd floors, prlv. hemo;
elec., h.-w.-h., gas, clean A comf.; refs.
F BT. N. W.. 310—Room, kit., seml-
■ prlv. bath, elec, janitor serv. Fr. 8603.
HYATTSVILLE. 38 Columbia Ave.—4-
room apt., a.m.1., 140, Inc. heat, gas,
i elec. Hyattsville 34-M. Call after
’ . or Band »F- *
; fiARYLAND AVE., N. E, 1331— Three
room apartment; partly furnished for
l.hk. Hot water heat, electric light,
1 ***, an<l *» th - Nice light, clean rms.*
PARK ROAD. 1443 (The Fulton)—Four
room housekeeping apt, »
IST ST. N. W„ 3313—Attractive 3-rm.
; I. h. k. apt., reasonable. North 4348-W.
,' TWO rooms, kit., bath, elee., gas., h.-w.h.
. 840 month. Inquire Miller's Furniture
1 Store. 7th A E Ms. S. W.
1 4TH ST. 8. E.. 333, apt. 3—3 rms., al
cove. kit., bath, porch con. hot water,
i elec., h.-w.-h.; adults. Lin. 3111-J.
' lITHl I TH BT\ N? ST til— 4 large, bright,
well-heated rooms, with private bath,
elegantly and completely furnished tor
■ housekeeping; very reasonable.
- 14TH ST. N. W„ 808—Man, chare apart
ment. Apt. 3, 5 to 7. •
Apartment*—Unfumtehed 85
A ST. 8. E., 231 —Five rooms apartment,
844; a. m- 1- electricity.
■ Convenient northeast suburban loca
tion ; 4 rooms and bath with a rear
poroh; modem 845. Main 8823.
GORMAN BROS.,
1 PIBT NATL. BANK BLDG,
; CONVENIENT northeast suburban loca
tion; 4 rooms and bath, with a rear
porch; modern, 848. Main 8323.
GARMAN BROS.,
DISTRICT NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
B ST. 8. E.. 117, opposite Congressional
Library—Attractive apt., 8 rooms, pan
try; 2nd floor; adults; reasonable.
F ST. N. E.. 1413—3 rms., bath, sun
. porch; heat, elec., gas range.*
i NORTH CAROLINA AVE. N. E., 1234
Apt., 2 rooms, bath, hall; h.-w. h.,
I gas, elec., phone. Facing Lincoln Pk.
Fronts south. Phone Lincoln 6984.
No children. •
NORTH CAPITOL ST. 1424—6 rooms,
bath, electricity; 340 per month.
M&Afc 14TH AND COL. RD. N. W.—
Convenient to all ear lines and busses;
i newly decorated and in first class cen
; dltlon; two rooms and bath; rents re
duced. Wm. H. Suanders A Co., 1438
K it. N. W. Main 1016.
G ST. N. 8.,' 827—2-room apt., else.
■ lights, gas, heat included. Lin. 848 L
' K ST. N. W., 483— 2 bright unfur. rim.,
with bath, for 1.h.k., steam heat. Apt.'
located on first floor.
ifORTH CAROLINA AVE. 8. fc., HS— l
; br| ght outside rms,, new, papered, reas.
18TH ST. N. E.. 3418—Private entrance,
: 2-rm. apt., a. m. 1., 828. North 10848.
4TH _ BT. N. W„ 1810—Three rooms and
bath, all conveniences; reasonable.
Apartment*—Fur. & Unfur, 88
i IDEAL FOR DOCTOR
7-room, ground floor apt, reception
■ hall, ete., electricity, a.m.1., maid A
■ phone service.
PORTLAND HOTEL APT.
■ 14TH A THOMAS CIRCLE.
Buslneag Property For Rent 87
• WAREHOUSE, 90 feet long, for rent
; Cheap. Apply 488 Pa. av» N. W,
N. H. AVE. N. W„ 1244—Exceptionally
largo store and two rooms on first
’ floor; 6 rooms and bath on second
' floor; electricity; will rent separately
’ or as a whole; desirable location for
• any line of business. Adams 1888.
■ SPACE —About 600 feet desirable; first
' floor; suitable most any business. In
’ qulre room 182 Md - Bldg ' M>ln lo2> '
■ Fanns and Land For Rent. 89
I RIVER FARM NEAR WASHINGTON.
’ Phono Col. 8618 for particulars.
J Garages For Rent. 90
! GARAGE—-829 4th St. N. E. •
: 9TH A UPSHUR STS.. BRICK, 87
SHANNON A IVcHS.
‘ 318 14th St. Main 8348
i Houses—• Unfurnished 92
■ JiFrH, 1610 —Unexpired lease, modern
1 home, 1 square north of Dupont
circle; reasonable; open tor InSpeo-
[ tlon; possession March 1.
i Honeee—Fur, Or Unfurn, 93
. r N. E.. 384—4 rooms and bath,
t Colonial porch; excellent condition;
rent or lease to desirable tenant.
North 7844.
• 11
' Suburban Property To Rent 97
i . MOVfc IN
4-room bungalow, gas and bath; 848.
. 8-room bungalow, a.m.1.; 888.
1 4-room bungalow, a.m.1.; 860.
: TciKws rss. •“
t 1433 North Cepltel. North 4784-W.
r 8414 33r<l st.. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
Hyattsville Exchange 383-W.
Estate for Sale (
Stores T> Rm* 66
K ST. N. W.. 1416—Ground'floor, teit- <
able Yor barber shop, tailor or most
any hlgh-plass business. The best store ■
J®** 110 ". ,n c *ty for the price.
Only 122. See It today.
MORRIS CAFRITZ CO., INC, 1
1416 K Bt. N. W. Main 617,
14TH ST., 2416—Large store with
basement. Suitable for any *
business; Will give special in- .
ducements to responsible ten* <
ants. Dinowitz Realty Co.,
Colorado Building. Main 1761.
Offices and Studios. 94 '
ideal rooms for
OFFICES
On 14th st. at Thomas Circls. Tele
phone and maid service; a. m. 1. Apply
Mgr., the Portland, 14th and Ver, av* i
FURN. office-apt.; large fireproof safe; '
- tem.j.l pho»e; reasonable. Adams 1196.
nao.i elevator,’ heat, light and janitor
••rice included; open tor infection.
See janitor.
HERMAN ■. GASCH,
1338 New York Av* ,
""’"""’“■"'"■■■■'■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■mwmummnsmnmmßaßigmßßmgMgms
Wanted To Rent »
UNFURNISHED house, for small fam
ily with some outbuildings and room
for few chickens; Southeast or sub
urban preferred. BOX 154, Herald-
Times.
Real Estate For
l Apartments For Sale. 101 *
NEAR 14TH & IRVING 3-family
apartment; first commercial zone. A.
• McNBIL A CO., Insurance Building.
, Main 5644. W
Housea For Sale • 106
WOODRIDGE, fine modern home; va
cant; bargain; 6 rms., *7,600; *SOO
cash. Owner, Potomac 3007,•
M. A. HARRIS & H. BDW. GREEN.
'We can handle property in northwest
section with small cash payments.
FOR SALS. 3d st. N. W.—A fine < k
room house, steam heat, elee. and ga*
3001 9th St. N, W. North 600*.
BEST N. 8. section; practically new;
brick, six-room house; greately under
priced for quick sale. Price *2,600,
cash, *900; month, payments, *6O.
H. M. Martin, Main 627*,
ATTENTION COLORED
1606 8 Street.
A six-room and bath briek house
near 16th St., with a deep lot to an
alloy. This Is an opportunity to get
« house at a very low prlee with a
cash payment of *1,500 or more.
A. MeNEIL a CO.,
Insurance Bldg. Main (244,
Attractive Home
Southwest
$4,250
$350 Cash.
$45 Per Month.
(Including All Interest)
Six extra large rooms and bath; newly
papered and painted throughout. Long
back yard to alley. Plenty room for
garage. Convenient to car line.
J. DALLAS GRADY,
*33 MARYLAND BLDG.,
1410 H ST. N. W.
MAIN 737.
Member Washington Real Estate Board.
A REAL BARGAIN
Five-room bungalow, gas, bath,
elec., h.-w. h., close to car line.
Price only 86.750; *3OO cash and
co: Mt
-1403 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
Phone North *730-W.
COLORED—NORTHWEST SECTION.
Price reduced for quick sale to re
sponsible colored purchaser. A modern
6-room brick house, with brick garage.
Act quickly.
FOX, REAL ESTATE.
Main 289.1811 H 81
490* WISCONSIN AVB. N. W.—New
house, never occupied, thoroughly
modern, six rooms, semi-detached,
brick. Price, *10,500, subject to one
trust of *5,000. Will exchange equity
for small properties. Phone Main 8730.
Near 28th & Channing
' Sts. N. E.
A splendid new five-room bungalow
with a metal garage, everything mod
ern. lot 60x160, floored attic for
three more rooms. *3,000. Term*
Down Town
Two-story frame building on Maesa
ohueetts Ave., near 6th St., 8 rooms
and bath, latrobe beat and gas
light* Price *6.350.20 on terms.
Near
Congressional Library
Four-story brick construction, of 11
rooms and 3 baths, hot-water heat
and electricity, large lot, an excellent
renting proposition and suitable for
various businesses, such as hair-dress
ing, manicuring, etc. Fries *15,090.
Term*
Northeast
Beautiful 5-room briek home tn
strictly white neighborhood, hot-watef
heat, electricity, built-in tee-box. double
rear porches, laundry trays, concrete
cellar, garage space. Only *6,660, on
very easy terms.
Northwest
New 6-room home, near two car lines,
hot-water heat, electricity, hardwood
floors, laundry trays, long back yard
to alloy; a bargain at *7,750.
Near sth & K
St*. N. B.
Largs brick homo of * rooms and
both strictly modern. 23 ft. trohtag*. 3
P or ®?®’’ space, price reduced
to *8,3(9; on easy terms.
Near Stanton Park
Six-room colonial home with all
Ul°. d *„ rn Jmprovementa; hardwood floors,
*5,600. Easy terms.
Call Main 8839 for an Inspection of
these properties or any other
iin our largo listing
GARMAN BROS.
District National Bank Building
Main 8329. Franklin 8998.
$5(0)0 CASH
S6O PER MONTH
1627 E Street S. E.
PRICE, $5,200
HERE IS THE LOW-PRICED
HOME THAT YOU HAVE BEEN
LOOKING FOR. IT IS A WHITE
TAPESTRY BRICK COLONIAL
HOME, CONTAINING HOT
WATER HEAT, ELECTRICITY,
NICE DOUBLE BACK PORCHES
AND A VERY LONG LOT TO
A 15-FOOT ALLEY. THIS
HOUSE IS OPEN AND HEAT
ED. FOUR OF THESE WERE
BUILT AND THREE SOLD BE
FORE COMPLETION. COME
OUT AND SEE THIS.
H. R. Howensteln Co.
1311 H Street N. W. Main 908
DIRECT FRAM OWNBR. 6-rm. Colonial
house a.m.L. near Eastern High School,
lot 18x115 room for sev. garages; 2nd
floor equipped with sink aad range;
now rented Price . *7,669, *B6O cash.
bal. loss than rent. Lincola 7198.
B BT. K B. 814—9 rm. brick,
good <-'-f Htiou, fine rooming huu u;
reasonable.
Real Estate For SaleJ
Investment Property. 198
GROCERY— A good grocery up to
83,000. Mr. Ware, 215 Sth St, N. W.
Lots for Sale 107
100 DESIRABLE residence lots. Silver
Spring, Md.. adjoin, property recently
occupied by U. 8- Vet. Bur.; signs on
property. W. F. Eller, agent. 843 llth
et.N.W„ Washington, D. C. Main 2689.
Wanted—Real Bstate 112
WE WANT MORE HOUSES FOR SALE
Owners of property desiring .to make
quick sales should list propsry with
us at once,
WM. P. NORMOYLE. 814 F St, N. W.
WANTED—A modern 3-family. separate
entrance apt.; must be reasonable:
good location; etate price and full \
particulars. Box A-188, Times-Herald. <
Q Legal Notice
This to to certify that at a meeting
of the Board of Directors of the NA
TIONAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION, a ,
corporation organised and existing un
der the laws of the District of Colum
bia, duly called and held at the home
office of said corporation in the City
of Washington, District of Columbia, on
the l»th day of January. 1424, the said
Board of Directors, by unanimous vote,
passed a resolution . declaring it ad
visable that the name of this corpora
tion bo changed from the NATIONAL
BENEFIT ASSOCIATION to THE NA
TIONAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE -
COMPANY, and calling a meeting of
the stockholders to be held at said home
office of this corporation on the 31st
day of January, 1324, at 14 o’clock a. m..
I to take action thereon. That the by
laws of said corporation make no pro
vision relative to notice of the calling of
such a masting of the stockholders, and
at least ten days’ notice of the calling
of said meeting of the stockholders was
given personally to each stockholder as
his or her address was then contained
in the records of said corporation by
depositing in ths United States mail,
postage prepaid, and more than ton
days prior to such meeting, a copy of
said resolution, including the calling of
said meeting of the stockholders, to
each stockholder as his or«her address
was then contained in the records ot
said corporation. That said stockhold
ers’ meeting was held at the homo of
fice of this corporation in the City of
Washington. Dlst-ict of Columbia, on
the 31st day of January, 1334, at 14
o'clock a. m.. in accordance with said
resolution and sa d notice, and at said
stockholders’ me«ting more than two
thirds In interest of the stockholders
having voting powers, thers being no
other class ot stockholders of thia oar-,
poration, and no other persons having
voting powers, voted In favor of the
change of name of this corporation from
the NATIONAL BENEFIT ASSOCIA
TION to THE NATIONAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, and di
rected the making, acknowledgment, fil
ing and publication of this certificate
as provided in section 623a of the Code
of Law for the District of Columbia.
‘That this certificate Is made in ac
cordance with the aforesaid action of
the Board of Directors and of the stock
holders. and in accordance with the
provisions of section 439a of the Code
of Law for the District of Columbia, and
said corporation does hereby appoint W.
A. Warfield its true and lawful attorney
in-fact to acknowledge this ceßtifioate
as the act and deed of this corporation.
In testimony whereof this certificate to
signed by the President and Secretary
of said corporation, under its corporate
seal, and acknowledged aa in the case
of deeds of real estate, this Sth day of
February, 1324. NATIONAL BENEFIT
ASSOCIATION. (Corporate Seal). By
(Signed) R. H. Rutherford, Preoident.
(Signed) R. H. Rutherford, Preei
dent of the National Benefit Association.
Attest: (Signed) 8. W. Rutherford, Sec
retary. (Signed) 8. W. Rutherford.
Secretary of the National Benefit As
sociation. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
ss: I, Chas. E. Robinson, a Notary
Public in and for the District of Co
lumbia. do hereby certify that W. A.
Warfield, the party named as sttorney.
In-fact in the foregoing and annexed
certificate bearing date the Bth day of
February. 1924. and R. H. Rutherford,
the President of the National Benefit
Association, a corporation of the Dis
trict of Columbia, who signed said cer
tificate. and S. W. Rutherford, the Sec
retary of aald corporation, who eigned
eaid certificate, persona 11 £ appeared be
fore me in said Distriot. the said W.
A. Warfield being personally well known
to me as the person named as such at
torney-in-fact. the said R. H. Ruther
ford being personally well known to me
as the President of said corporation, and
the said S. W. Rutherford being per
sonally well known to me as the Secre
tary of said corporation; and the said
W. A. Warfield as attorney-ln-fact as
aforesaid, the said R. H. Rutherford.
President as aforesaid, and the said S.
W. Rutherford, Secretary as aforesaid,
did each acknowledge said certificate te
be his act and deed and the act and
deed of the National Benefit Association.
Given under my hand and seal this Sth
day ot February, 1824. (Seal of Notary
Public). (Signed) Chas. E. Robinson,
Notary Public D. C. Office of the Re
corder of Deeds, District ot Columbia.
This is to certify that the foregoing to
a true and verified copy of the certif
icate of change of name of the ''National
Benefit Asaoclation” to that of “The Na
tional Benefit Life Insurance Company,'*
and of the whole Os said certificate as
filed tn this office the llth day of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1834. In testimony where
of. I have hereunto eet my hand and
affixed the seal of this office this llth
day of February, A. D. 1924. (Seal)
Arthur G, Froe. Recorder of Deeds, D. C.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS ot the
District . of Columbia, February 18,
1134. Notice Is hereby given that the
pamphlet containing list of taxes in
arrears on real property in the District
of Columbia on July 1, 1923, including
special assessments overdue, has been
printed and copies thereof are on sale
at the office of the Collector of Taxes,
D. C. If taxes or assessments due, with
penalties and costs, are not paid prior
to March 11, 1924, the date fixed for
sale, the property involved will be sold ' ,
at public auction at the office of the
Collector of Taxes, D. C., commencing
March 11, 1994, between the houre of
14 a. m. and. 4 p. m., and continuing
each day, Sundays and legal holidays
excepted, until all auch delinquent prop
erty to cold. Cuno H. Rudolph, James
F. Oyster, J. Franklin Bell. Commission
ers D. C.
Bids and Proposals J
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Supervlehuf
Architect’s Office. Washington, D. C„
February 21, 1924—SEALED PRO
POBALB will be opened in this office
at 3 p. m., March 10, 1924, for exterior
lighting fixtures tor Federal Buildings
in accordance with drawings and speci
fications, copies of which may bo had
at this office. Jas. A. Wstmors Aotlng
Supervtglng Architect.
Classified Display
Gar»|e Builder*
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ALL TYPBB
831 16TH BT. N. W~ MAIN 3348
•B»*ry Gang* A MaßtarptßaaT
Built by
P. A. Roberta Construction (X.
Mala 1774. Munaer
Monthly Pnymeßts.
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.Schools and Coliegeo
CHIROPRACTIC
With AlMed Rihuiu.
Now Ctooeoo New Forming.
THE RILEY SCHOOL
18*8 18th 84. X. W. 38. IMO. •
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