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EX-CHANCELLOR
SUCCUMBS
BERLIN, March 21 (1.N.5.).
The German Socialist Party was
leaderless today with the death
of former Chancellor Hermann
Mueller, who passed away last
night after a long illness.
He was operated on a week ago.
rallying temporarily. Pneumonia
that developed was complicated
by heart weakness. He was 54
year old.
Headed Cabinet Twice
Herr Mueller, the "man of iron
nerve,” headed the cabinet twice
and as chancellor enjoyed the
distinction of holding office
longer than any other. During his
stewardship, he placed the repar
ations question on a definite basis
through the Young Plan and re
leased the Rhineland from for
eign occupation.
In lune, 1919, Dr. Mueller ac
cepted the bitter task of signing
the Versailles treaty. In the face
of scorching criticism from his
party, he maintained that there
by he only saved the fatherland
from q, far worse fate. At Ver
sailles, die accepted the document
handed to him by Clemenceau, of
France, and signed it without
comment or reading of the text.
His death came at a time when
the powerful socialist party, in
■which he wielded great influence,
faced a desperate struggle to pre
serve its parliamentary pretige.
Its party discipline is under |
severe strain, with the socialists
compelled to pursue policies evi- j
dently unpopular with the pub-'
lie.
THOLIBIIGES
AMBULANCE
HYATTSVILLE, March 21.—A
race between a speeding street car
with a seriously injured passen
ger and a Prince Georges county
flte ambulance, Summoned to
overtake the car at Rhode Island
Avenue and the District line last
night, followed an accident in
which James Snyder, 19, of 420
Jefferson St., Riverdale, received
a fractured jaw and cuts about
the head.
The youth was struck by a Riv
erdale street car at Wells Station.
The injured man was carried
aboard the car. and. waiting only
to phone for the ambulance to
overtake them, the crew started
for Washington. The car was
brought to a halt by the siren
of the Bladensburg ambulance at
the District line, where the in
jured man was transferred and
taken to Casualty Hospital.
CHICHESTER SPEAKS
ARLINGTON. Va.. March 21.
Dr- P- M. Chichester. Arlington
county health officer, was the
principal speaker at the March
meeting of the Parent-Teacher
Association of the James Monroe
School last night. He spoke on
“Prevention of Disease and
health Education.”
Army Orders
Leave of absence is granted
• Capt. Louis W. Eggers, Infantry,
four months; Capt. Don N.
Holmes, Infantry, one month:
First Lieut. Albert S. J. Stovall,
jr„ Cavalry, five days; Maj. Ed
win M. Watson. General Staff
Qorps, two months and three
days. ,
Col. William B. Graham, In
fantry, to Atlanta.
Maj. John R. McKnight, Medi
cal Corps, promoted to lieutenant
colonel. . ~
Major Fred H. Gallup, Field
Artillery, to Charlotte. •
Capt. Charles A. Easterbrook,
Field Artillery, to Washington.
Col. John P. Wade, Adjutant
General's Department, to Wash
ington.
Col. Jennings B. Wilson, Adju
tant General's Department, to
Panama.
Major James E. Slack, Cavalry,
to Alcatraz, Calif., for duty.
Major Otto F. Lange. Infantry,
to University of Florida. ,
Major John I. Meagher. Medi
cal Corps, to Indianapolis, Ind.
Capt. William McFarland, Med
ical Administrative Corps, to Fort
Sam Houston, Tex.
Capt. Gordon C. Day. Corps of
Engineers, is detailed for duty as
Instructor Engineers. National
Guard of North and South Caro
lina, with station at Charlotte,
N. C.
Each of the following first
lieutenants of the Medical Coips
to Washington, D. C., and re
port to the Army Medical Cen
ter for the purpose of pursuing
a course of instruction at the
Army Medical School: Arnold A.
Albright, Richard L. Daniel,
Robert C. Gaskill, Thomas C.
Gentry, Mark T, Morgan.
Second Lieut. Barney A.
Daughtry. Infantry, to Twenty
ninth Infantry. Fort Benning, Ga.
Navy Orders
The following changes are an
nounced:
Lieut. Royal A. Houghton to
Quincy, Mass.
Lieut. William P. E Wadbrook
to Naval Air Station, San Diego,
Calif.
Capt. John B. Mears to Naval
Station, Guam.
Comdr. Robert G Davis to U. S.
Naval Hospital San Diego, Calif.
Comdr. Ernest W. Lacy to Naval
Academy.
Lieut. John B. Pearson, jr., to
Biaval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla.
Births, Deaths, Marriages
MAJOR ALFRED HENRY ERCK
Funeral services and burial with
full military honors for Major Al
fred Henry Erck. 45, of Woodlawn
Manor, Norwood, Md., who died
Thursday at Walter Reed Hospital
will be held at 3 p. m. Monday, at
Arlington National Cemetery.
Born in Wyoming in 1886. he
was appointed from Massachu
setts as a second lieutenant of in
fantry in 1908. He .became a
major in the regular army in
July, 1920. He was a graduate
of the general staff school in
1926 and of the advanced class of
the infantry school in 1925.
Surviving him are his widow,
formerly Miss Emily Wunder, of
this city, and a daughter, Mrs.
Virginia Fagg, of Fort Benning,
Ga., and two grandchildren.
MRS. LEILA V. PRITCHARD
Funeral services for Mrs. Leila
V. Pritchard, 71, of 1014 Quebec
Pl. N. W., a livelong resident of
Washington, who died Thursday
after a brief illness at th ■ home
of her sister. Miss Susa. A Dut
ton, 1231 Eleventh St. N. W.,
were held today from her sister's
residence. Burial was in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
Mrs. Pritchard, who was a
member of the Gunton Temple
Memorial Presbyterian Church,
was an ardent charity worker.
Besides her sister, she is sur
vived by her husband. George J.
Pritchard; a son, Robert H.
Pritchard; two daughters, Mrs.
John Clancy, of Riverdale, Md„
and Mrs. A. E. Stone, of St.
Mary’s County, Md., and a
brother, R. W. Dutton, deputy
recorder of deeds.
MRS. BETTY F. RULE
Funeral services for Mrs. Betty
F. Rule, 86, who died yesterday at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Mattie J. Allen, 2129 Eighteenth
St. N. W„ will be held at 4:30
p. m. tomorrow at the W. W.
Chambers undertaking establish
ment. 1400 Chapin St. N. W., with
burial in Roandke, Va.
Mrs. Rule, who came here from
Roanoke, had lived in Washing-1
ton for more than 14 years. She |
had been ill for more than six
months.
MRS. JESSIE V. NICOLL
Funeral services will be held
Monday afternoon at the Cedar
Grove Baptist Church for Mrs.
Jessie V. Nicoll, 54, of Cedar
Grove, who died yesterday morn
ing after an illness of a year.
Interment will be at the Mt.
Carmel Cemetery, Baltimore
county. Surviving her is her
husband, the Rev. Henry H.
Nicoll, pastor of the Cedar Grove
Baptist Church.
JOHN SAUER
Funeral services for John Sauer.
82. an inmate of the Ruppert
Home for several years, who died
Thursday, were held this after
noon at the William J. Nalley un
dertaking establishment, 522
Eighth St S. E.. with burial in
Prospect Hill Cemetery.
Mr. Sauer, who was a native of
Germany, had lived in this coun
try for more than 24 years.
BIRTHS
Jesse R. and Dorothy M. H. Stein,
girl.
William A. and Vera Ross. Kiri.
Janies F. and Helen Gates girl.
Lawrence V and Margaret Appleman,
girl.
Robert L. and Esther C. Mariner,
boy.
James H. and Evelyn A. McGuigan,
boy.
Howard B. and Hazel H. Watkins,
boy.
Winfield L. and Dallas E Costello,
boy.
Leo F. and Mary E. Janezeck, boy.
John A. and Evelyn Vseeb. boy.
Clarence L. and Leitha R. Hurst, boy.
Blair J. and Bessie V Ballenger, boy.
Douglas R. and Frances Estes, boy.
Eugene and Geneva Turner, girl.
Harry and Bessie Williams girl.
James and Willie Halloway, boy.
James and Laura Davis. boy.
James and Margaret Price, boy.
DEATHS
Phebe W. SawteHe. 79 years. 207
First St. N. E.
Alena P. Brummett, 78 years. 103
Fifth St. N, E.
Phillip fecheid. 77 years, 439 Twelfth
St. N. E.
Lillie N. Pyons, 70 years. 1364 Park
wood Pl. N. W.
Alfred H. Arton. 65 years. 70S Twen
ty-second St. N. W
Lillian N. Ramey, 63 years. St. Eliz
abeths Hospital.
Lucile J Betts. 61 years. 4911 Forty
sixth St. N. W.
Margaret Crawford. 59 years, Gallin
ger Hospital.
Mary A. Jenkins, 54 years, 1731 B
St S. E. \
Frank Serio, 4 6 years, 1406 First
St. N. E.
Edna J. Myers, 46 years, Columbia
Hospital.
Edmund Lingeback, 44 years, Sibley
Hospital.
Maurice. Jarboe 40 years. Providence
Hospital.
Infant of Maxwell S. and Ida E.
Sherman. 2 days. Sibley Hospital.
Maria Brown, 59 years. Home for
Aged and Infirm.
Georgia Goodall, 51 years, Gallinger
xlospital.
Calvin H. Dickerson, 49 years. Gal
linger Hospital.
Arbrie Brown, 39 years, Gallinger
Hospital.
Archie Hawkins, 35 years. 121 Pierce
St. N. W.
Theresa Hill. 31 years. Gallinger
Hospital.
Harriet L. Hall. 25 years. 611
Eighteenth St. N. E.
Mary E Jones, 20 years. Freed
men’s Hospital.
Golden Harris, 18 years, 122 Madison
Alley N. W.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Turner West, 25, and Delitha Hay
ward, 30. Brandywine, Md. The Rev.
W. D Jarvis.
Willie James Elder. 31. and Eugenia
Evelyn Inez Warfield, 21. The Rev.
C. H. Fox.
Frdeerick Hubert Johnson. 21, and
Alice Catherine Snowden, 19, The
Rev. Daniel Washington
William C. Still, 26. Cumberland.
Ohio, and Julia D. Pennington. 30.
Zanesville, Ohio. The Rev. Earl
Wilfley.
Franklin P. Parker. 22, and Millicent
W. Hetrick, 19, Renasselaer, N. Y.
The Rev. Richard N. Edwards.
Lloyd Prather 3d, 41. and Malvina
H. Flnotti. 40. The Rev. Joseph T.
Kennedy.
Frank Forneas, 82. and Rosa Bigler.
34- The Rev. H M. Henning
Robert Major Waddill. 24, Har
riett Catherine Rysland, 21. The
Rev. J. Harvey Dunham.
Leo Edward Thomas. 23. and M
Edna Devlin, 23. The Rev. John W.
Dowling.
W J. Potter. 21, and Clara Hughes.
Yerger. 22. The Rev. Lawrence J
Shelton.
Ettore Volta. 81, and Georgia Laz
xari. 23 The Rev. A. Catania.
Welch D. Beavers, 23. and Lillian A.
McConnico. 26. The Rev. John C. Ball.
Corey Elmer Larimore. 39, and Mar
cia Cuburn Browne, 30, The Rev.
U. O. B. Pierce.
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
DEATHS
BRAGG. BKLLE—Departed thio life on
Thursday. March 19. 1931. at her late
residence. 781 Morton Street North wist.
BELLE BRAGG, the beloved wife of Jesse
Bragg and the devoted daughter of George
Hendricks. Remains irntmg at the W
Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You
Street Northwest.
Notice of funeral services and interment
hereatter.
Bi tler. MlLDßED—Entered into eternal
rest on Thursday, March 19. 1931,
MILDRED BUTLER, the beloved wile of
John Butler. Besides her husband, she
leaves to mourn her departure her parents.
Lottis H. and •Evelyn Minor, sister of
Louis Minor, jr.. Margaret, Evelyn. .Limes,
loalielle. John, Helen and Alberta Minor.
Remains resting at tbo W. Ernest Jarvis
funeral church, 14.12 You St. N. W.. un
til Saturday evening. March 21. at 5
o’cloqX; thereafter tu her late residence,
3011 N St. N. W.
Funeral services will bo conducted on
Sunday afternoon. March 22. at 1:30
o’clock, from Mount Zion M. E. Church.
Interment will follow* in Payne’s Ceme
tery.
GIVENS, JAMES—Passed away on Thurs
day evening. March 19. 1931. at 5:45
o’clock. JAMES GIVENS, brother of John
Cornelius. Walter 8.. Madelin. Thelma
and Cora Givens and Sarah Jackson and
Annie Robinson. She also leaves a host
of ether relatives nad friends to mourn
her departure.
Funeral services will tie conducted on
Monday. March 23. 1931. at 2 o’clock,
from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church.
1432 You Street Northwest. Interment
will follow in Payne's Ce n l e j£T y t
RILEY. WALTER—Passed away on Thur*
day morning March 19 1931. WALTER
RILEY the devoted husband of Edna
Riley and beloved am of James Plummer.
Besides his wife ami father, he leaves to
mourn his departure three brothers. Ed
ward. Milton and George Riley, and two
sisters. Elsie" Bolden and Elizabeth
Thomas: also two aunts and a host of
other relatives and friends.
Funeral services will be conducted on
Sunday afternoon. March 22. 1931. al
1 o’clock, from the Rock Creek Baptist
Church. Remains resting at the W. Ernest
Jarvis West End parlors. Twenty-eighth
and Dumbarton Avenue Northwest. Inter
mept will follow in Mount Zion Cemetery.
ROBINSON. CHARLES L.—Departed this
life on Wednesday evening. March 18.
1931. at 11:15 o’clock, at his late resi
dence. 2009 Fourth Street Northwest.
CIPARLES L. ROBINSON, the beloved hus
band of Ida Robinson. He also leaves
other relatives and friends to mourn his
departure.
Funeral services will be conducted on
Sunday afternoon. March 22. 1931. at 1:30
o’clock, from the Vermont Avenue Bap
tist Church. Remains resting at the W.
Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You
Street Northwest, until Saturday. March
21, at 5 o’clock p. m.. thereafter at his
late residence. 2009 Fourth Street North
west. Interment will follow in Harmony
Cemetery.
RI LE. BETTY F.—Passed away on Fri-
day. March 20, 1931. at the residence
of her daughter. 2129 Eighteenth Street
Northwest. Apartment 9. BETTY J. RULE,
the beloved mother of Mattie J. Allen.
Funeral services will be conducted from
the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home.
Fourteenth and Chapin Streets Northwest,
on Sunday afternoon. March 22. 1931, at.
4:30 o’clock. Interment will follow in
Roanoke. Va.
WILLIAMS. GEORGE W. —Passed away
on Saturday morning, March 21. 1931,
at Providence Hospital. GEORGE W. WIL
LIAMS. aged two years, the beloved son
of Fred and Katie Williams, of 504 Third
Street Northwest. Remains resting at the
W. W. Chamliers Co. funeral home. Four
teenth and Chapin Streets Northwest.
Notice of funeral services and interment
hereafter.
WILLIAMS. MAJOR—Departed this life
on Thursday evening. March 19. 1931.
at 8:30 o’clock, at Walter Reed Hospital.
MAJOR WILLIAMS, the devoted brother
of Mabel Simpson. Mary Young. Blanche
Ware. Benjamin. Frank and Robert Wil
liams
Funeral services will be conducted on
Tuesday afternoon. March 24. 1931. at
1 :30 o’clock, from the W. Ernest Jarvis
funeral church 1432 You Street North
west. Interment will follow in Arlington
National Cemetery.
IN MEMORIAM
( RONE. GERTRUDE A.—ln loving remem
brance of our dear wife and mother.
GERTRUDE A. CRONE, who departed this
life one year ago today. March 21. 1931.
Peacefully sleeping, resting at last.
Life’s weary trials and suffering past.
Deep fn our hearts is a sad memory of
one we loved the best
And that memory will linger on
Till we join you in eternal rest.
EDGAR AND HELEN JUNE.
(RONE. AGNES GERTRUDE —Tn loving
remembrance of my beloved sister.
AGNES GERTRUDE CRONE, who de
parted this life one year ago today, March
21. 1930.
You left behind a broken heart
That loved you so sTncere:
But never did and never will.
Forget you. sister dear.
Your loving sister.
MABEL E. BEALL.
OURISMAN —On Snnday. March 22. 1931
at noon, the relatives and friends of
FLORENCE OURISMAN. deceased wife of
Benjamin and mother of Mandell and
Florenze. are invited to the unveiling of a
loving memorial at the Ohev Sholom Ceme
tery Congress Heights. D. C.
Th/» flowers we place upon your grave
Ma.v wither and decay with age.
But this memorial of love for you who
sleepeth beneath
Will never fade away.*
BENJAMIN AND SONS.
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MRS. BESSIE M. NURSE
Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie
Miller Nurse, domestic science
teacher at Armstrong High
School, who died Monday in New
York City, were held today from
her late residence, 512 Forty
seventh St. N. E„ the Rev. Tay
lor, of the Fifteenth Street Pres
byterian Church officiating.
The deceased had been in the
public school system here for
over 25 years. She was graduated
from the old Miner Normal School
and Columbia University. Surviv
ing is her husband. Dr. Godfrey
Nurse, of New York, and a
brother, Thurman Nurse, of As
bury Park, N. J.
MRS. MARY VIRGINIA POOLE
Funeral services were held yes
terday at Our Lady of Lourdes
Church*in Bethesda, Md.. for Mrs.
Mary Virginia Poole. 51, who died
Tuesday morning at Georgetown
University Hospital after a long
illness. Interment was at Rock
ville Union Cemetery.
Surviving hei are her husband,
Arthur Poole, a retired District of
Columbia fireman; a sister and
several brothers.
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only: colored operator. Pot. 2506.
DETECTIVES. Priv.. CONFIDENTIAL: of
flees 3d floor. Munsey Bldg Dist. 7064
CLAIRVOYANTS 9 a
LICENSED IHNTBMT OF COLUMBIA
EXPERT CARD READER. Palm. sl. 520
D St. N, E, MME. ZARA. Line, 4341 J.
MRS MANDIS. psychic reads. Cir. Mon .
Fri.. 8 p.m. Ad. 3299. 2821 14th N. W.
PROF. WRIGHT 450 N. J. Ave. S.E—Sea
8 p. m. Sun . Wed . Fri. Special readings
Thur,., from 2 to 5. 50c. Line. 4193
Special Sat. readings, crystal & palm $1
DR JANE B. COATES
Hl? MERIDIAN PL. N, W. COI. 6227
SPIRITUAL ADVISER. Spec, readings. $1
706 11th N.W., Apt. 65, Dist. 8807.
J K SIMMONS 1341 Newton N.W Medi
um : reads. Seance Thur.. 8 n m. Col. 4342
Mme. Sora. 1413 Monroe St. N.W. Read. $1
Cir. Wed.. Sat.. Sun., 8 p.m. 60c. Ad. 09484
The National Daily
GENERAL REPAIRING
EXPERT carpenter work, renairlne of all
kind*' rates very reasonable. w. D
Kanisty, 2110 Flagler N- W, Pot. 6*121.
SCREENING. SHELVING. PAINTING
Expert mechanic: estimates cheerfully
given. J. E. Gilliss. 3262 0 N.W, We. Jl.ll
FLOOR WORK—Painting and house clean
every description; reasonable. CHAS
ROLAND. 1822 Vernon N, W, P0t.,3249 -L _
PAINTING, papering, plumbing, carpenter
ing. heating: guar.; easy pay a; eell
rnates. Neff, 3009 Douglas N. E. Lin.
FLOOR scraping finishing done by expert,
furniture repairing, moving 4 banling
rates teas. Norwood, 1428 B SJI, Li. 2031
ALL BRANCHES, competent workmen
lowest price* for cash or terma. Bardo
W, Smith Co., 1464 Ogden St. N, W,
CARPENTERING paintmg brick work
house repairing. Call Cl. 1882-W,
HAULING ANDMOVING
MOVING AND STORAGE
Furniture and pianos handled with care.
Grey Eagle Transfer 103 R N.W. No. 9215.
MOVING AND LIGHT HAULING $2-50 up
per load: trunks. 75c up: pianos. $5. first
floor. 1815 6th St. N. W, North 0260
LOCAL AND LONG-DISTANCE lAULING.
E. D, LIVERPOOL A SON. LINC. 1697
INSTRUCTIONS
CAPITAL CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Bookkeeping, shorthand, civil service. Day
and eye, cla esc a. 1340 N.Y. Ave, Met. 4-.7
LANDSCAPING
LANDSCAPE GARDENING. shrubbery
planting, yards cleaned: estimates cheer
fully given. Cole. 1412 F St. N.E. Lin. 2312
LAUNDRY SERVICE
ECONOMY LAUNDRY SERVICE.
32 Florida Ave. N. W.Dec. 3667.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
RENT A PIANO
$25 will rent a piano from us for an en
tire year; place one in vour borne today
HOMER L, KITT CO- 1330 G St. N. W.
PAWNBROKERS
RATE of interest 2 per cent and 3 per
cent: no waiting: no phoning. Rosalyn
Loan Co., Rosalyn. V a.
~PAINTING, ETC.
PAINTING, papering, decorating. Harry
Glorius & Co, Col. 4338. 3017 Ga. Ave
PAINTING, interior and outside. Mid-City
Renovating Co. Clemo, Met. 8433,
$5 UP. rooms papered. Work guar 5 yrs
Painting very reas. PEMBERTON. 132
C St, N, E, Lincoln 7652,
«■<=? —ROOMS papered, paper included
Also painting; work guaranteed.
S. Jarson. 1416 Md, Ave. N. B. Lin. 8690.
PLUMBING & HEATING
PLUMBING. HEATING
Remodeling: reasonable rates. 1132
9 t_h NVV, Na. 8015._
REMODELING, reliable plumber for reli
able people; reas rates. Potomac 1170
REAL ESTATE
FOR Woodridge Real Estate call Woodward
& Vleth 2002 R 1 Ave North 0730
SHADES AND
A BETTER GRADE of stock shades, made
in our shop. 59c. all colors.
KLEEBLATT 0879 N ' E
PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE.
TIN WORK
CHAS. OCHERSHAUSEN., tinner & jobber,
roofing, stove repairing, heating & tin
ning. 950 L St, N, W Nat’l 5393.
WINDOW CLEANING
WINDOW CLEANING, floor waxing done
by expert mechanic. North 5990-W.
\ Announcements )
CLAIRVOYANTS »-A
LICENSED IN DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA
MME. DELIA Ereader.
Tells past, present, future. Tells name
of who you will marry and when, reunites
the separated, causes happiness between
man and wife, makes up lovers’ quarrels,
tells what business you are best adapted to.
how to gain a good position. Tells you
your troubles and how to overcome them.
Enables you to win your desires, hope. fear,
ambition; guides you. Tells you the secrets
of being happy and successful in anything
you take in hand. This ad. and $1 entitles .
you to $2 read. Hrs.. 9-9 daily. Sun. 707
7th St. N.W., over Morris ha rd ware store.
MME. LOUISE,
Reads, daily. Past, present, future all
matters; business, Jove, or trouble. 821
11th St. N, W.
MRS. RIZPAH ELDON,
1336 MASS. AVE.
Cor. 14th and Mass. Ave. N. W.
Clairvoyant; advice on all affairs, fam
ily. love and business. Met. 2726.
MADAME ATWATER,
MEDIUM AND CARD READER.
SEANCE TUES.. FRI.. SUN- 8 P.M.; WED..
2 P. M. 922 10th St. N. W, Me t. 9257.
MEDHI, 943 Pa. Ave. N. W.
Since a child she has been gifted with
strange and mysterious powers. Guarantees
to bring about every desire and ambition of
your entire life, tells past, present and fu
ture. reunites the separated, causes happi
ness between man and wife, make up
lovers’ quarrels, tells when and who you
•will marry. Don't mistake the add res s.
” PRINCESS DIANA '
GIFTED HINDU PALMIST. If in trou
ble. unhappy, discouraged with life, you
need my help. I tell past, present, future,
business, love, health, family affairs.
Special $2 reading, sl. Satisfaction or no
charge. 637 F N. W. Over Springer’s
Res- onp Hecht Co. Hrs, 9to 9: Sun- 0-3
MADAME CLIFFORD
Without any question, this remarkable
gifted woman reveals your enitre life from
infancy to old age. giving names, dates,
facts and figures and guides you to suc
cess. health and happiness: settles lovers’
quarrels enables you to win the esteem
and affection of any one you may desire,
causes speedy and happy marriages; tells
you if she one you love is true: restores
lost affection, peace and confidence to
lovers and discordant families; gives you
the full secret how to control the thoughts
and actions of anyone you desire.
If you are in trouble of any kind, you
should see this truly gifted Psychic at once.
This clipping and SI 00 entitles you to
a $2 reading. Hrs.. 9-9; Sun.. 9-4. 716
7th St. N. W„ over Rubin's jewelry store
MADAME PARKER
Guarantees to read your entire life. past,
present, future. Gives help and advice on
business, love, health, family affairs.
Hours. 9-9. Read.. SI. 604 F St. N W.
Look for big blue sign below Hecht's store
MADAME PAULINE,
Clairvoyant-Palmist, can be consulted on
any and all affairs of lite, who challenges
the world to compare with her great pow
ers and woik on busineee. love. law. mar
riage, divorces, separations and family af
fairs: readings 50c.; hours. 9 to 9; satis
faction guaranteed. 900 11 TH ST. N. W.
FAMOUS SEER
Z/S MAN
/7 A WHO
I . iSwT
t‘ - : - 1 Two Entrances
\V . \ r fOB 12th N.W
V X 1203 F N. W.
Over
Woolworth’s
5c & 10c Store
THIS IS THE MAN UNDER
A POSITIVE GUARANTEE
This strange mao sees the wav and tell®
it all. Just what your life ha® been. |U®l
I what it will be. Tell® you when ami whom
I you will marry: whether husband wife or
| sweetheart is true or false Tell® as to
changes travel, loss of absent friends.
I divorce, wills, deeds, whettier it is bri»t to
buy or sell. He tells tl\e good and the
had A visit will convince you of hi®
wonderful power.
Something tells you this Is the man
Yon feel the impulse to call. Do not delay.
Private studio and reception room.
HOURS DAILY 10 A. M TO 8 P. M.
SUNDAY 10 TO 3.
I UP QNK i’MCHT,
SATURDAY—MARCH 21—1931
( Announcements J
CLAIRVOYANTS >-A
LICENSED IN DISTRICT OF COI.GMHM
ELISABETH McDONALb
Stance Turn. A Frt„ 8 p. m.: Thur,.. Stun
Readings Daily by Appointment. 1916
17th St N, W. Apt, 210. North 2619-J
MADAM NAOMA
Tells who and when you’ll marry, makes
up lover quarrels, family troubles, tells how
to gain and hold a good position, overcome
troubles, bad luck. Daily and Sun.. 9to 9
$2 read. 51.623 7th N. W.. bet G and F.
SPECIAL NOTICESI2
WILMER’S TRANSFER.
Local and Long-Distance Hauling.
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York.
POTOMAC 3816. LET US ESTIMATE.
Insured Closed Vans and Carriers.
I WILL NOT BJC RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those contracted by
myself, personally. S. M. ROGERS. 3004
Yost Pl are N. E. _______
SHOE REPAIRING
RUBBER HEELS FREE
With ea<h pair of half soles, 75c up.
Jerome Shop. 1124 II St. N. E.
* Educational j
INSTRUCTION COURSES 4®
EXCEPTIONAL COURSES 1 short. Saves
time and money Earn more. Graduates
In demand. New classes now footing
BOYD’S SCHOOL 1333 F St Nat 2340
MUSICAL DANCING.
DRAMATIC«
PATRICIA DOWNING .
Studio of Expression and Dramatic Art.
Speech. Diction, plays given. Dec, 5672.
[ Employment )
SITI ATIONS WANTED—FEMALE
WHITE GIRL wants positiofi. maid, house
keeper: experienced. Box 106. Times.,
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE
REGISTERED PHARMACIST, as clerk or
manager. 30 years’ exp., good ref. Box
105, Times-Herald.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY_
VARIOUS POSITIONS DAILY
J. S . EM IL_BI' It . 504 E ST. N._W.__
HELP WANTED—FEMALE
A STENOGRAPHER wtd.: also typist: also
sandwich maker; also baker: also sales
lady; also hotel cashier; several waitresses
and soda dispenser wanted. Apply 229
Bond Bldg, 14lh an ON pw York Ave.
COLORED CHAMBERMAID: also waitress.
cooks, etc., wanted. Apply Wash. Bus.
Bur., 227 Bond, Bldg,. 14th and N, Y, Ave.
COLORED refilled family walnts girl, age 14.
light complexion. sl2 month and cloth
ing: stay nights. Box 104, Times-Herald.
GIRLS. 50. for dance studio as instructors
and hostesses. Apply 515 9th St. N. W
SALESLADIES <2>. between 22 and 35.
for special sale on HOSIERY. See em
ployment manager. Room 609. Interna- I
tional Bldg.. 1319 F St, N, W.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS in demand j
We train you quickly. Tuition small
Apply 230 Bond Bldg., 14th & N. Y. Ave.
YOUNG ladies to instruct in ball room
dancing class tonight: immediately.
IT-’-’ Pa - Avr N.JW. MEt. 9564.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS.
Must have clear voice?: experience un
necessary; salary and commission. Apply
9 to 1.
MR. WILfiON. DI. 8434.
ndci'T'TAMQ Need 200 d l.v: atenog-
POSITIUNo typist, bookk’pr. sales
man, FREE reg. Boyd’s. 1333 F. Nat, 2338
HELP WANTED—MALE
A DRIVER-SALESMAN wtd.:
short-order cook. driver-eollec“r. sales
men, multigraph opr., soda disp. (2): other
positions daily. 229 Bond Bldg.. 14th and
New York A ye.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN
Selling Eord passenger cars and trucks, i
We will pay 5% straight commission on 1
new and used cars to a man with own
car and desiring a permanent connection. !
No trade deducted. See MR. HAWKINS.
ANACOSTIA MOTOR CO.
1325 Good Hope Rd. S. E.
A-l COLORED POSITIONS daily. Wash.
Bur.. Room 227. 14th and N. Y. Ave.
MEN (2) between 23 and 30. to help with
special sales for next three weeks.
Start at once; paid daily. Reference neces
sary. See MR SPRINGER. Room 610. In
tern atinnal Bldg., 1319 F St. N. W.
MEN wanted. 5 white men. of neat ap
pearance. as salesmen on trains: small
cash security and blue suit required:, ex
perience unnecessary. Apply Union News
Co.. East Basement. Union Station.
SALESMEN <4l to sell a necessity, new
line with lowest prices ever placed on
quality merchandise. New men earning
1 S4O a day. Five small sales a day pay
S4O a week. Apply REAL SILK HOSIERY
MILLS. 1319 F St. N, W.
TAILOR WANTED —Apply at once. 323
7th St. S. E.
WANTED —50 colored chauffeurs. See
Miss White or Mr. Arthur. Manager
TRY ME CAB CO., 924 4th St. N. W.
YOUNG MEN (5) to learn selling national
necessity. Salary and commission.
Apply 829 12th St. N. E.. bet. 2 and 4
P. m. Must furnish reference.
35 Taxicab Chauffeurs.
We are constantly in need of careful,
courteous drivers. Our men are making
from $5 to $lO per day. Apply
BELL CAB CO.,
1317 L ST, N. W
SHOE SALESMAN EXPE-
RIENCED. APPLY THE
LEADER SHOE STORE,
726 7TH ST, N, W.
• MALE AND FESIALE 57
MEN AND WOMEN to canvass, house to
house: payday every night: come with
reference. 1133 6th St, N, W,
QUICK CASH RETURNS for selling photo
coupons: no special training required.
Paine Studio. 923 F St. N. W.
[ Business Opportunities ]
ACTIVE PARTNER for established collec
tion and reporting agency: investment
require#. Write Box 298, Times-Herald.
FOR SALE—Fine, profitable country inn.
also very well located garage. Edward
W, Case, Westminster, Md. Phone 122.
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET for sale
Will sacrifice for quick sale. Line. 5151
LUNCH ROOM for sale, going business.
Will sacrifice. 700 sth St. N. W.
OLD established repair business in gun. re
volver. radio, victrola. auto: sac., cash.
601 7th St. S.W, Met. 9062, Mr. Rollison,
SI,OOO NEEDED —Will pay S'SS month:
have steady position: no real estate: will
keep payments up: am buying home. Louis
Stephan. 511 F St. N. E. Line. 1574-W.
f Financial
MONEY TO LOAN—ON
AUTOMOBH.es 58
AUTO LOANS: refinancing. Open evenings
_M r. Steger. 645 Md. Ave. N.E, Line. 0178
AUTO LOANS—Low cost, prompt service
Pacific Finance Co. Open evenings
1233 New York Ave. N. W, Met. 7793.
AUTO LOANS — IMMEDIATE ACTION
L. BUTLER, 607 Mass Ave. N. W.
Met. 6785. Open evenings,
LOANS PROCURED
ON AUTOS AND STORE FIXTURES.
M. GREENBAUM, 1004 EYE ST, N. W.
AUTO LOANS—IMMEDIATE ACTION.
No Investigation. No indorsements.
AUTO FINANCE SERVICE,
939 New York Ave. N. W. Dist. 5777.
AUTO LOANS refinan.. open eves. Liberty
Finance Corp.. 1719 14th St. N.W No. 1111
LOANS PROCURED ON AUTOS.
QUICK. CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE.
HARRY YAFFY,
934 K ST. N. W, MET. g 049
LOANS TO AUTO OWNERS
DISTRICT FINANCE CO.,
913 N. Y. Ave. N. W. Met. 2803.
QUICK CASH
If your car is not paid for. we will pay
your unpaid notes and loan you additional
cash. Lowest rates. Confidential. Golden
Motors 1827 14th N. W. Dec. 1192.
Open evenings, ■
PLENTY MONEY to loan on autos and
trucks: cheapest and quickest service.
MONK. 931 N. Y. Aye. N. W. Nat. 6722,
lAJANB ON AUTOS
USE YOUR CAR—QUICK ACTION
ACME REALTY & FINANCE CO.
905 NEW YORK AVE N W NAT 2453
AUTO LOANS and refinancing confiden
tial, lowest rates: ample parking Me-
Glll 1402 R I Are N W North 4954
AUTO LOANS
QUICK ACTION COURTEOUS 3KBVICE
NO INDORSEMENTS.
UNITED FINANCE CO-.
•48 N, T, A vw. Cereer *»Ol 84. »««*
( Financial)
MONEY TO LOAN—ON
REAL ESTATE••
FIRST AND SECOND 'TRUST LOANS
BERT T. AMOS
Investment Bldg , 15th A K Sta. Met. 4388
FOR REAL ESTATE LOANS SEE
SUPERIOR FINANCE CO. Ine.
1831 GST N W ROOM 206 Met 2496
MONEY DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY
SIOO pay $1 wkly. SSOO pay $3 wkly
S3OO pay $2 wkly. $1 000 pay $5 wkly
BILDMAN CO NAT 2490
319 BOND BLDG 14TH AND N Y AV»
PRIVATE party has SIOO,OOO to invesi
on let. 2nd and 3rd trusts on real es
tate. No waiting: no red tape. Confiden
tially, BOX 208 Times-Herald
SMALL PAYMENTS. QUICK SERVICE
Ist. 2d and 3d trusts in D. C. Loans in
nearby Md. and Va. No red tape. Dr. A.
HENRY. Inc., 1016 Eye St. N. W. •
( Real Estate )
APARTMENT HOUSES 76
3-FAMILY APT., modern, built-in garage.
near Dupont Cir. Will sell $2,000 below
value for quick sale. Box 279. Times-
Herald. ,
~HOUSES AND ESTATES FOR
SALE—D. C.Bl
MODEL HOME. Kansas Ave. at 2d and
Longfellow. Cooley Bros.
New eehii-det. brick home on Jefferson St.
4 bed-rooms, reasonable. Dist. 6093.
A NEW WARDMAN development. 6400
block 9th St. N W
NEW GROUP HOMES
IN
MARK ETTA PARK
$8,950 UP.
SEE
337 CONCORD AVE. N. W.
6 big, bright rooms.
Tiled bath, with shower.
Electric refrigeration.
Hardwood floors.
Cedar closets.
Concrete front porch.
Screene-1 double rear porches.
Inlaid linoleum in kitchen.
Double drainboard sink.
Built-in garage.
H. G, SMITHY CO.
Successor to Business of
N. L. Sansbury Co., Inc.,
1418 EYE ST.NATIONAL 5904,
MICHIGAN PARK.
Beautiful new sunshine brick homes, de
tarhod and semi-detached. Six large
roomF. tiled bath with built-in tub and
shower, linen closet, open fireplaces: large,
bright kitchen and pantry, double-drain
board sink, embossed linoleum, Majestic
refrigerator: reinforced concrete front
porch, double back porches; cedar-lined
closets, hardwood floors with tongue-and
groove subfloors, latest wall paper and
electric fixtures, duplex electric outlets,
large coat closet, mirror door; large lots,
brick garage.
We have satisfied scores of home own
ers. Why not let u? satisfy you? To in
spect these well constructed homes drive
out Michigan Ave. to 12th St. N. E.. turn
i left on 12th St. to Upshur, turn left on
I Upshur one block to sample home. 4302
10th St. N. E. Open, heated and lighted
every evening until 9 p. m.
BREUNINGER & PHIFER,
National 7713. Evenings, Potomac 3363.
Northeast = Near'
McKinley High School
Practically new two-story brick house,
20 feet wide, containing six large rooms,
tile bath, hot-water beat, electric lights,
hardwood floors and trim, front porch,
breakfast and sleeping porches inclosed,
large attic, with cedar closet: modern
collar, with built-in garage. House ig in
first-class condition. Can be bought for
much less than its real value with good
rash payment. CaW us for further informa
tion.
The Monsey Trost
Company Real
Estate Department
NATTONAL 80SO.
WOODRIDGE, D. C.
Owner will sacrifice for good cash pay
ment. 3111 35th St. N. E.. 2821 Myrtle
Ave.. 2 lovely bungalows. Mr. Maynor.
2605 Brentwood Rd. N. E, NO. 4338.
OUT OF THE ORDINARY.
CHEVY CHASE—SIO,9SO.
Comer, all brick. 6 room* hot-water
heat, hardwood floors porch, open fire
place. garage. Practically new. See MR.
MORGAN, at
M. & R. B. WARREN,
3900 Connecticut Ave N W Cleve 7330
r~"’ ”"1
Unusual Value
Strictly White Neighborhood
INSPECT
1403 Ridge Pl. S.E.
This is one of the most attractive
homes in Southeast Washington. It j
has six large rooms, numerous i
closets, tiled bath with shower, and
a completely modern kitchen. There
Is a large front porch, and breakfast
and sleeping porches. The garage is
built in. From cellar to garret con
struction is cf the very best, and In
terior decorations and fixtures of
latest patterns. Price and terms are
reasonable
Open Until 9 P. M. '
The Thrift Building Co.
WOODWARD BUILDING
Or Any Broker
Directions: Turn left at end of
! 11th St. S.E. bridge, go two squares
and turn left again to Ridge Pl.
|l i- ■■
TODAY’S BEST BUYS IN
NEARBY VIRGINIA
BARCROFT. VA. —9 rooms and bath,
garage, outbuildings, shade trees, shrub
bery l-aero lot. Price $6,200. terms.
Arlington. Va. —7 rooms, outbuildings,
beautiful shade trees, shrubbery. 1-acre
lot. Price $8,500 terms.
II B. TERRETT. 631 Pa. Ave. N. W.
Clarendon 1828-J-2. Tel. ME.6236
More
Acreage
Devoted To Jg&i,
Recreation
Alone
Than The
Unplanned
Residential i ,
1 Communities r j
I ’ !
Strathmeadc
( Real EstateJ
HOUSES AND ESTATES FOR
SALE—D. C.Bl
SPECHAL HOME
BARGAHNS
SAMPLE HOMES OPEN TODAY.
6403 to 6411 3d St. N. W.
New detached. Lots 41 by 110 to alley.
Drive out Georgia Avenue to Rittenhouse
Street and thence ea»t to Third Street, or
car, pae, door.
4710 Chevy Chase Blvd.
N. W.
Ju®t oppoßife Chevy Chase Club link®,
new detached house. Open and lighted
20th and Quincy Sts. N. E.
Bungalow type, but 2 stories. 6 rooms
and bath. 40 feet front. Don't miss thia
bargain.
Upshur St. N. W.
equarc, west 16th St. 8 rooms,
double brick garage. 2 bath,. General
Electric refrigerator.
1216 Hemlock St. N. W.
2 stories. 8 rooms, built-in garage; just
east of 16th and Alaska Ave. N. W.
3400 15th St. N. E.
Semi-detached, beautiful new home, just
north of Lawrence Street and lust souili
of Monroe Street: busses. Open and
lighted.
1117 7th St. N. E.
6 rooms and bath, with big lot. 2 car
garage and wide public alley.
1012 3d St. N. E.
Very wide houses: easy walk to down
town. Can be used for two families. Just
east of Union Station.
1210 Owen Pl. N. E.
New house, just north 12th and Florida
Ave. N. E. A perfect little home, with
garage. Only $7,450.
H. R, Howers stein Co.
1315 H St, N. W. Dis. 0908
659 S- Carolina Ave. S. E ,
At 7th and Penna. Ave.
OPEN.
Just the kind of home for the familv
who likes to be close to everything, with
all conveniences handy. Has six good,
bright rooms, is beautifully redecorated
from top to bottom, and a brand-new hot
water healing plant just insatlled, yet—
the price is much.lower than most similar
homes with the' old-fashioned heating
system. Has a deep front yard fnr flower
garden, and. facing this pretty avenue, all
add to the. charm of this very modest
priced home. Come out today or Sunday
and see just how much home your money
will buy here
R, M. HOOKER
TOWER_BLDG. MET. _2 663.
WOODRIDGE, D. C..
New 6-room house, with garage, corner
location, beautiful outside and inside: one
of the outstanding values in this section.
Open for inspection Sat. and Sun. Priepd
reasonable. Inquire 2314 Rhode Island
Ave. N. E. Call DE. 1147.
HOUSES AND ESTATES FOR
SALE—SUBURBAN 8?
FLORISTS. Attention! Large Commer'ial
Greenhouse: good cottage: owner uill
sacrifice De Shazo &. McNab. Bond Bldg..
National <3934.
LOTS FOR SALE 83
ATTENTION, BUILDERS!
10 or 12 lots on grade, facing new park
at 18th and Rhode Island Ave. N. E. Re
duced from 30c to 12c per sq. foot to a
quick buyer for cash. Loan maturing. B.
F. Edwards, apt 208. 1530 R. I. Ave. N.E.
FARMS AND LAND FOR SALE 84
MODERN DAIRY FARM, with or without
herd. New James-way barn, unusual bar
gain. De Shazo & McNab. Bond Bldg.. Ni
t * 1 •
SIOO DOWN. $lO month. 5 acres on State
mad. 20 miles D. C., $475. Box 103,
Times-Herald.
REAITTfstAYE^VANTED - 88
WANTED-—l'nttagp in District suburbs,
with modern conveniences. Not over
$5.0(10. State partic. Box 299. Times.
( Rentals )
BOARD AND ROOM -I
CORTLAND. 1760 Euclid N. W.—Nice
room, 2 closets. 2 windows: meals op
tional. Mrs, Bowie. Columbia 7702.
H. I. AVE. N. W„ 1443—Ideal olcation:
nice double front room, twin beds. $9
each, room and board: also table board.
THE MANCHESTER 1426 M St. N.W —
Attract, rooms: priv. bath, phone, maid
service, good meals, reasonable ratps.
THE ROSE INN. 1309 17th St. N W —
Nicely furnished single and double
rooms, excellent meals. Decatur 0891.
W ST. N. W.. 73 —Large, well kept room.
with pomh. next to bath: private home:
rood home cooking: nr. cars bus. NO. 3570
6TH ST. N. W.. 1133—Room and board
for 2 refined men: reasonable.
16TH ST. N. W.. 3423—Cozy room, next
bath; best meals: home priv.; for young
person. $3: also table board.AD Kn9’.’.
FURNISHED ROOMS 93
A WARM* PLACE TO STAY
THE WESTMINSTER. 1607 17th St. N. W
Lovely rooms, newly decorated, each
with bath or running water; elevator serv
ice: beautiful parlor, $7 to $lO weekly
ALLISON N. W.. 637 —2 large futn, rm®.
for Lh.k.: reas. COL 1782-W.
C N. E., 713—2 large, bright, bay-wind w
rms.. h-w.h., gas range, elc’.
ATL_2S26-J.
DUPONT CIR.. 3 63d 19th St. N. W.—Ni *.
largo room & kitchenette for Lh.k., a.m.i
Reas,
EMERSON ST. N. W.. 618—Large front
rm., next bath, for 1 -2: board if de^iu d.
G ST. N. E.. 816—Nicely furnished room;
very reasonable rent
EYE ST. N. E.. 816—Furnished rm. I h u
if desired. 1 or 2 persons. LI. 3215•"
K N. E.. 65—2 large, warm l h.k, in
eont. h w., $7 wk.; adults. ME. 4» - ■
L ST. N. W.. 1322—Several large, warn
rooms, each with running water, seme
with l.h k. priv.. $5. $7. SB. $1 (> week: v
M N. W.. 1002. downtown—Nice, waim
room sl6 mo.: cont. h.w.; genllrmen.
MERIDIAN N. W.. 1483—2 second-flonr
houstuceeping rooms; cont. h.w.; con
venieneps; detached home; porch; $35.
COL 4027.
N N. W.. 2820—Large outside rms . l h.k.
if desired, next bath. Dec, 5215-J
N. Y. AVE. N. W.. 913—Large, double f-f
rm„ 2 gentlemen, $3.50; each: sin.. $3 50
O ST. N. W.. 1008—Two roonls. 1h k'
run, water, h -w.h., gae, elec.; adull«
R. I. AVE. N. W„ 1445—Large. cheerfiTl
front room, next bath, ideal loeatm>i
SPRING RD N. W., 1336—Lovely fr ’
room, garage, priv. home, reas. Ad_( U• t
THE LITTLE CAROLINE. 1870 < -
fomia St. N. W.—Wholesome ami ‘ •
tractive single and double rooms; nma!®
if desired. DEratur 2048.
6TH ST. S. E.. 745—Twf> larre. ’ub r'y
furnished rooms for Lh.k.. a.m.i.. adults
$25 month. ATlantic 0118-W.
7TH ST. N. E.. 310—Two rms. & kitchen
ette. heat, gas, elec: adults; reason e.
roomsTn hotels
The New I
Amsterdam
Apartment Hotel
2701 14TH ST. N. W.
A New Idea in Hotel
Accommodations
EVERY SUITB EQUIPPED FOR
HOUSEKEEPING IF DESIRED AT
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE.
Excellent Dining Room
Frlgldalres In All Units
FULL HOTEL SERVICE.
TRANSIENT RATES.
$2 50 PER DAV UP
MONTHLY RATES.
$65 PER MONTH UP
PHONE COLUMBIA 7400 ’