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Births, Marriages,DeathsPhonm Notices to Main 8380, Obituary Dm»k.
Wn. Mary H. SeymourBuried at Rmiztartown
Funeral services for Mr*. MaryH. Seymour, seventy-seven yearsold, former resident of the District,who died at Potistown. l*a., Mon¬day, were held In Reistertown, Md..Thursday. Burial was at GtyndonCemetery, the Rev. Joseph Fletcherof this city reading the prayer.
Mrs. Seymour was the widow ofCol. John Marshall Seymour, aConfederate officer. She la sur¬vived by two daughters, Mrs. W.G. Fronhelser. of Pottatown, andMrs. Samuel Burleigh Milton, of1753 Eighteenth street northwest;a son. Perry Seymour, of Hy&tta-vllle. Md., and three grandchildren,Willlarn Seymour, Clara ElizabethSeymour and Chalmers SeymourMcConnell
John Dunning.John Dunning. sixty-five year* old.
after lying unconscious for fourteenhours at the Emergency Hospital,died late Thursday night. ' He was
picked up In front of 617 Ninth streetnorthwest early Thursday morningand removed to the hospital, wherebe was found to be suffering fromapoplexy. He lived at 704 H streetsouthwest.
BIRTHS.Robert R and Amy T. Brwn»han, boy.Wm. A. and Robbie E. Hltt. boy.John E. and Alice T. Atkins. boy.Francis and Carmela Pabiizlo. boy.Morris and Rose Bass. boy.Harry R. and Veda Kohler. boy.Gregorio R. and Lydia M L'mali. boy.Robert R. and Ort Ley. boy.£rank and Helen Panapoulas. boy.Waller I>. and Marian Brookings. girl.
DKATHS.Anthony V. Lelbin. 74 years. Garfield
laspital.Louis Krepsln. 65. 113 E st. N.W.Halite R Robert*. St. 1S07 N st. N W.John N. Iden. HO. Providence Hospital.Katherlne Sprocsser, 83. 307 G N. W.lflary A. Satterfleld. 60. Prov. Hospl.Chaa. A!. Dawson. 79. 1519 A st. N. E.Robert E. Farrow. 24. Wal. Reed Hosp.John Dunning. 7b. Einerg. Hospital.John M. Daras. 10 mo., Geo. U. Hosp.Wni. H. Jenkins. 40. Casualty Hospital.Mary Mnhon>*y, 60. 127 Van st. £>. E.Aildie Colbert. SI. Gat/leld HospitalIda E. Drown. «1. 1501 «th st. N W.lx>uisa Robinson. 98. 71»3 Gresbam N.W.Ethel White. 26. 2292 Champlaln N W.Frances Dickerson. 10 mo., t'hil. Hospl.Wra. N. Wise. 3 ino., 1436 SCth N. W.
VETS BLOC SMSIT
Appointment As Assistant WarSecretary Opposed In
Congress.By lnitrr«at SmW.
Members of the ex-service men'sblot- in Congress yesterday took upthe fight to prevent the api>oint-ment of Charles F. Cramer, general counsel of ihe Veterans' Bu¬reau. to be Assistant Secretary ofWar.
Informal conferences were heldat the Capitol by some of theworld war veterans looking: to theentering of vigorous protests atthe White House against the nam¬ing of Cramer to succeed Assist¬ant Secretary Wainwright, whobecomes a member of the HouseMarch 4.
Leaders among former servicemen who are opposing Cramer are jhintins: at a Congressional inquiry!Into Cramer's administration of thelegal branch of the Veterans' Bu-'reau and of alleged friction be¬tween Cramer and other'bureau ex¬ecutives. It was said that whataction, if any. is to be taken wouldbe determined at conferences withthe soldier members of Congress.fter the >iolidays.
It Is known that a number ofspecific complaints against Cramerare being investigated unofficiallybv interested former service men.These relate in the main to thehandling of certain lej?al mattersconnected with the hospitalizationprogram of the bureau, which, itIs said, have not been conducted tothe entire satisfaction of the sol¬diers.Cramer is not a former service
tnan.
Husband Dead When SheReturns After 8 YearsNEW YOIUC. Dec. 22 .Chriatmaa
carols sung in the street by schoolchildren prompted Mrs. AlbelinaRega to seek a reconciliation withh*T husband. Gerry, a tailor, fromwhom she has been separated eightyears.When she arrived at his home'
she found him dead from inhalingilluminating gas. The reason forRega's separation from his wifewas not made known, but Mrs.Kega said that her husband hadyearned for a reconciliation andthat she thought that she wouldgo back to him this year so that.they and their three children wouldbe happy again. Rega was 55years old.
Woman JailedFor Shoplifting
Convicted on five charges of shop¬lifting. Lottie Schenbert. an elderlywhite woman, was sentenced to fivemonths in jail yesterday by JudgeHardison In Police Court.
Mrs. Scheubert admitted takingtwo handbags and three packagesof needles from a downtown depart¬ment store with an aggregate valueof *and three fancy boxesvalued at 30 rents from a store onC street northwest.
**I am terribly sorry." the womansaid l»efore sentence was imposed..*! don't know why I did it. Myhushand was killed in -Jhe war andit left me kind of silly. I guess.At least that is what the folks athome say."
MARRIAGE UCE>8M.Applicants are from thUi city unless
otherwise ststa*. » ___Jeremiah A. David, it and Grace B.OtkconFrederick D. Li«htfoot. U. and Mamie
Hamilton. If. Rev. J. L. 8. Holloman.Robert Tyler, II. and Bstelle Waahln*-
ton. It. Rot. R. Anderson.Ploaaant Morrow, ft. and Maria Bold-
and. Z%. Rer. A- 8aylea. _ ,James E. Bowman. 26. and KattaerlnsL. Davenport, fl. R*v. J- J
...Leroy Smith, 2t, and Gertrude Smith.21. Rev. 11. W. D. Norman. .
Henry Youn*. 34, and Beasle Toum.14. Judge R. H. Terrell.
Vlnsin Powell. 22. and Dorothy Oood-low, IS. Rev. V. H. 8. Hufh*.Ben H. Blasell. 23. and Elisabeth
Dim. 21. Rev. F. J. Tobln.?frail M. Bryson. 21. and Christine
Brown, IS. Rev. W. H. Brooks.Pssquale Tancredl. 2t. and Antoinette
Dintlno. IS. Rev. N. M. DeCarloEarl A. Shelton. 21, and Marfaret A.
Shelton. 21, both of Frederickaburg. Rev.J. C. Ball.George H. Coffins, 27. and Gertrude
E. Powell. 28. Rev. A. E. Barrows.William C. Ralsy,vS4. and OHle Jen¬
kins. IS. Rev. J. C. Buckley.Joeeph W. Dickens. 23. and Thelma C.
VanDerber*. 22. Rev. J. E. Brlaas.Louis E. Kupfer. ST, and Clara H. Hep¬
burn. 27. Rev. J. Dawson.Irving G. Kern. 23. and Margaret A.
Burke. 23. Rev. J. 8. Martin. .Russell W. Brown, 21, and Eullyne L.
Flynn. 20. Rev. H. F. Downa.Virgil M. Thompson. 24, and MargaretE. Potter, 21, of Herndon. Va. Rev.
H. F. Downs.George F. Witman. 31. of Lancaster,
Pa., and'Ada 8. Harts. SO. Rev. J. A.Campbell.Harry P. Davis, S3, Pemberton. W. Va.,and Clara C. Caldwell. 32, of Appomat¬
tox. Va. Rev. G. G. Johnaon.Eleanor Crawford. 42. Rev. EdwardRyan. 21, both of Cherrydale, Va. Rev.P. E. Oatlln.Royal M. McMillan. 2S. of Thaxton.
Va.. and Ruble L. Saunders, 25, of Bed¬ford City, Vs. Rev. J. E. Briggs.Preston S. Benton. 21. of DuBois. Mdard Mildred Swann. IS. of Ryceville,Md Rev H. F. Downa. #
Frances Lee Grant Owens, 48, and MEleanor Crowford. 42. Rev. EdwardHayee.Newell B. Crain. 31. Noconie. Texas,and Louise Moore, 26. Rev. Ct 8. Ab-
bott.Daniel M. Brown, fr.. 31. and MildredE. Watson. 18. Rev. Joseph Dawson.John N. Grsdy. 2». and Marian B. Jan-
ett, 26. Rev. Earle Wilfley.Francis L. McCarthy. 30. and «'athe-rine V. Merrissey. 22. of Denve; Col.Rev. William J. Tynan.Robert Patterson, iti. Bridgevllle. Pa.,and Frances 8. Thorley. 3S. Kldusvtlle.Pa. Rev. J. Alvin Campbell.George Herbert Collins. 27. snd Ger¬trude E. Powell. 2S. Rev. A. £. Bar-rows.Edward O. McCue, 21, and Issbel C.Cochran. 19, both of Charlottesville. VaR-v. T. E. Davis.| Nyle B. Eakle. 21, and Faythe O. Col-111ns. IS. Rev. C. F. Thomas.Andrew Flaherty, 24, and AmeliaI Rembolti. 19. Rev. Thomas J K**rvic
Two Slayers and One For¬gery Conspirator Gain
Freedom.
By rniversal Service.Three souls were made glad when
President Harding's Christmas par¬dons were announced yesterday. Therecipients of Yuletide clemency are:Thomas Parker, convicted at
Waco. Texas, of killing his brotherin-law in 1919. and sentenced to fiveyears.John Willferd Delaney, convicted
in the southern district of CaliforniaApril 24, 1922. fop conspiracy toforge and pass United States se¬curities. and sentenced to thirteenmonths.John Carl, convicted in Alaska, in
1912, and sentenced to thirty yearsfor second degree murder.Parker and Carl are at Leaven¬
worth penitentiary and Delaney atMcNeil Island.Parker killed his brother-in-law
for mistreating his sister. With goodconduct, hig term would have ex¬pired August 6, 1923.
Delaney, an ex-service man. wasdischarged from the army July 19,1919, for valvular heart disease, andbetween that time and his arrestthis year was a patient ^t a halfdozen Government hospitals. Hewas driven to his offense throughhard luck. His term, with good con¬duct, would have expired February 24.
Carl, a Canadian, seventy-two yearsof age. is relieved of ten years of histime. He has been at l^eavenworthsince 1915 and an outside trustysince 1918. He was the warden'sfirst choice for Christmas clemency.
Yale Student KilledIn Crash; Friend Held
PHILADELPHIA. D~c . Wi:Ham Resor, of Boston, twenty, aYale student, was killed in a mo¬tor crash today, while visiimg afriend here. The friend, KdwardTrasel. nineteen, of Toiresd.ile, asuburb, has been held as a materialwitness. He was slightly injured,Harry Sauers. another Yale stu¬
dent, who was in the car, is underpolice guard at a local hospital withseveral broken ribs. The accidentoccurred when the car skidded on aturn and crashed into a tree.
Bandits Seize $5,000In St. Louis and Escape9T LOUIS. Mo.. Dec. 22.8ix
bandits armed with sawed-off shot¬guns held up a money truck ofthe Stix, Baer and Fuller Companyhere today, compelling two employesand a policeman to turn ovw tothem approximately $5,000 in cash.The policeman and employes were
taken by surprise and offered noresistance. The money had beencollected at various delivery sta¬tions. The bandits escaped in anautomobile.
Gets Long Jail TerraFor Assault On Girl]
MAYS LANDING, N. J., Deo.22..Benjamin Bileriez. of Kings¬ton. Pa tod»y was sentenced tofrom five to twelve years ;n theState penitentiary on a charge ofmurderous assault on Lola Gibson,of Bellefontalne. Ohio.
Rlleriez was convicted of shoot¬ing the girl after be had invitedher to a room in an Atlantic Cityhotel to have a drink.
Washington IjfvaUlmrnnr boildinq,WASHINGTON. D. C.
TELKPHONI MAIM MM.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINGBally and Bandar rataa. par tta*tI day. 84o; I dara/ile; I day* UaNo ad tak.n Cor leaa than two Itaaa.
Caait alz avaraffa ward* to tha Una. Aaaiaran word haa about atx lattara.
PHONE MAIN 6200All-ada ran la Tha Waahlnstaa H«»
lac Hrrald run again in Tha WaahlacUaBTtninc Tlmao, Ma prloa for lha twa
t|II\i
Ads ordered for ht«i <tn ud Itoflilt«fe»l that time will be charfod for woa«$ual number of tlmeo the ad aj»saroi..korflBf at the rata oaraoiYearly contract rateo gtret apoa re-
ANNOUNCEMENTSr
BIRTHSCARD Or THANKS
CEMETERIESDBATH NQTICBS > |FUNEKAL NOT
FUNBBAL DIRSFLORISTS
IN MEMOR1AMLODGE NOTICES.LOST AND FOUNDLEGAL NOTICESMONUMENTS
PURELY PERSONALSPECIAL NOTICBS
BUSINESS 8EBVICES IBUSINESS SERVICES II
YJXSS? i¦*atino.DpEKJbino*''moofii«» U
INSURANCE »»MIUUNERT it
MOVING. TRUCKJNO. STORAGE IIPATENTS AND MODELS 14FA1NTINO AND PAfERINO II
PRINTING , !lPROFESSIONAL SERVICE II
RELIABLE SHOPS JlCPHOLSTERT AND AWNINGS I*WANTED SERVICES M
EMPLOYMENT 8HELP WANTED MALI IIHELP WANTED PiSMAUl *1
¦¦LP WANTED MALE A FEMALE IIEMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 14HELP WANTED AGENTS IIHELP WANTED SALESMEN IISITUATION!! WANTED MALM IISITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE IISITUATIONS WANTED MALI 4*
AND PEMALI
FINANCIAL 4BUSINESS CHANCES 41
BUSINEttd CHANCES. HOTELS. 4]ETC.
CHATTEL A COLLATERAL LOANS 41FINANCIAL LOANS 44
MININO A OIL OPPORTUNITIES 4kMINING INVESTMENTS 44REAL ESTATE LOANS 47
STOCKS BOND8 A MORTGAGES 41WANTED TO BORROW 41
LIVESTOCK, POULTRY 6CATTLE AND HOOS 41
HORSES AND WAGONS 42HARNESS AND SADDLES 13
PET STOCK. 44POULTRY AND EOOS 45POULTRY SUPPLIES 44
RABBITS--COMMERCIAL STWANTED LIVE STOCK SSWANTED POULTRY ..
MERCHANDISE .BUILDING MATERIALS 41
CLOTHINO. ETC. tlFARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS SSFOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS 44
FUEL. WOOD. COAL ttHOUSEHOLD GOODS M
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS. STVP ATPHM
MACHINERY AND TOOLS SSMUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SS
MUSICAL RECORDS 99SEEDS A NURSERY STOCK T1
STORE A OFFICE EQUIPMENT TfTO SWAP TS
TYPEWRITERS A -SUPPLIES T'.WANTED MISCELLANEOUS 71
ROOMS AND BOARD 7ROOMS TO RENT FURNISHED TS
ROOMS TO RENT UNFURNISHED itROOMS TO RENT WITH BOARD TS
ROOMS TO RENT HOUSEKEEPING fSROOMS TO RE.NT SUBURBAN SS
BOARD 8UBURBAN A COUNTRY IITABLE BOARD 99
WANTED TO RENT. LIGHTHOUSEKEEPING SS
WANTED TO RENT ROOMS S4WANTED ROOMS AND BOARD SS
RENTALS 8APARTMENTS A FLATS TO IS
RENT FURNISHED. APARTMENTS *r FLATS TO ST
RENT UNFURNISHEDHOUSE TO RENT FURNISHED SS
HOUSES TO RENT StUNFURNISHED
WANTED TO RENT APART- §0MENT8
WANTED TO RENT HOUSES 91OARAGES FOR RENT 92
WANTED TO RENT OARAGES SSOFFICES FOR RENT 943TORES FOR RENT SS
WANTED TO RENT STORES SSWANTED TO RENT OFFICES S7OUT OF TOWN PROPERTY SS
FOR KENTFARMS FOR RENT St
WANTED TO RENT FARMS 1SS
AUTOMOBILES 9AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE ltlAUTO TRUCKS A TRACTORS ltt
AUTO TIRES ltlAUTO ACCESSORIES lt4
AUTO LIVER*.GARAGES ItSAUTO SERVICE .STATIONS 1S6
OIL STATIONS 107AIRPLANES ItS
BICYCLES A MOTORCYCLES 10SWANT AUTOMOBILE TRUCKS lit
ANNOUNCEMENTS 1FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1
THOS. R. NALLEY A SONS.Undertakers and Embalmere, 1S1 11th at.S. B-, Hp. 4S0. Homelike funsral parlora
FLORISTS §GEO. C. SHAFFER JJV'w.Expressive Floral Emblems Phono M.
at Moderate Pricea. 1414-lT-lSAPPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens.Gude Bros. Co.. 1212 F st. N.W.Artistic.expressive.Inexpensive.Prompt anto oeiivery service.
LOST AND FOUND 11LOST.Handbag, black; Initials, "E. G.H ." In Pa'.ais Royal; liberal reward Ifreturned to ftOOn Oa. ave; contents of
to no one but the owner.
EARRING.Sliver 2-ball pendants; re-ward. 2140 Wyoming Ave.. N. S0T4. .
KEYS] bunch of, downtown. Finderplease call Mr. Marshall, M. 6338.
GOLD RING with three sapphires andfour diamonds, two between each sap¬phire. Phone Navy branch 810. .
COLLIE, small, called "Teddy;" whitefront feet; hair gone from right esr.Reward. 1606 Buchanan st. Adams 31.
LA6lE8' square wrist watch. Thurodayafternoon. Call North 674. .
CIGARETTE CASE, silver, monogramA. L. H. Reward. ROOM S01, 10^9Vermont ave. .
BROOCH.Round mounting; 1 diamond;reward 2708 Ontario Rd. Col. SSI. *
COLLIE DOG.Brown and white; an-ewere to name Dixie. Rsward. 412S 3dst. N. W. Columbia 7076.
SETTER.Black and white, last seen atY. M C. A.. Wed. 13. Reward. |2i.4914 Ga. ato. Col. 3307.
CAT.Angora, yellow and whits. Reward.tlO Westminster st. N. W. N. 784 ft.
LOST.NECKPIECE; stone marten fur;Sunday night. 9th A G; reward for re-l torn to 823 9th N.W. Franklin 7241,
ANNOUNCEMENTS - 1, rrMLT rnipyAL
GARNET.Jf still in Washington com#up to wee tM, Lnclle.
WMNMI PMIgOWAIJCALL oar day and eve beauty shop torappointment; ladles and aentleroejl.Scalp treatment a epeclaity. WornpriT»<f. H,9rth ""i ,
ipr^ial wovms. ISTHE ANNUAL MCBTINO O* TH»STOCKHOLDERS of the rrenktln Na¬tional Bank Of Washington. D. C..tor the election of offleere for the on-suing war and for tho transaction ofsuob other buslnsse a* mar bo proper¬ly brought boforo tho mooting. will bobold at tho bonk at 1 o'clock p. m.Tueedajr, January t, Itli. Tho poliowill bo opon botwooh 1 aad S o'clockTHOMAg P. HICKMAN. Caofclor.
A SESSION of Almaa Temple. Nobloo oftho Mratla Shrlno. la horobr ordorod tobo hold Saturday, Doc. It, at T :M p. ».at Tomplo Kolghta for baolnoao andInitiation. T. Lawrence Walker, Re¬corder; Leonard P. gtouart. Potentate*WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE f*anybody's dobta bat my ows. L. Cal-
Jtohsr. U?6 New York «v«.
BUSINESS SERVICES 2CONTRACTINO « WttMHO U
CONTRACTOR AND BUILD]a opoclalty; 1110 up: pr-froo estimate. Call Main¦t- N. W.
JILDER.Oaragesprompt servtee:
aln till. 411 ltth
Tho shops below haw boom roMHI-.noadod to Tho Washiacton Herald aabolac rollablo: It Wl sa»s you time amdmsasy to patra^ao thorn. ?USSSJ-plaints at ssnrlcs aad atl rsoaosts tatadmlttanoo Into this column moot boaft&£aaog.3g -
AUTO PANTO.THOMPSON AUTO SUPPLT CO.
MIT ltth St. N. W. MMSalso and Sorvloo for fOLBBRTH Auto-
reatlc Wlndsh'-M rioanoro.
( HAIR CANINOCHAIR CANINO, upholoterln*. repairwork; Invalid chair for sale. B. Mur-
ray, 1411 11th St. N. W. North §44f.
n'ftMTIRE REPAIRING.UPHOLSTERING.Furniture fetched and
returned free. Tltteneor. 1424 8th N.W. N. TT01. *-Upholstering. chair caneing. splint
caneing.ARMSTRONG'S
mi 10th at. N. W. Frsnklln 7«2IFLOOR OIL
ask your grocsr for O-Wax-O flooootland fomlturo polish. O* t accoptw other.
HOIKK WIRINGOot our pries on houss wiring . wo sotoyou half E. C. HBITMDLLER. 1»»«tth St. N. W. North »ltl.
MIRRORS HBMLVRREDTVS . Ouarantsod; ronswod lutlMlr
bright. Sand them to HARBEC, tf Hst. N W.
rUXTOO AND PAPKMANOWOROOMS PAPERED, $6 UP
Metropolitan Decorating Co.Ill m St. N. W. Franlriln MtEstimates furnished; first-class
reasonable; all work guaranteed. AMERI¬CAN DECORAT1NO CO.. »*.! Georgiaave.
RADIATOR. FKltDlCB.REPAIRS.Low prlo.s TICKER CO..
J Marshsll pi »'¦ Ct Rous* V. ««M.REFRIOKRATORS »M> If* BOXES.
Nelson Refrigerator Co.HIGH GRADK Rt»R>UERATORS.
<10 F St N. W. Ft.2757
MATTHEWS V-'ftlNO SHOP.I730Georgia ave. N. W..PORTAUi.fcELECTRH' WELDER Any hour anytime; boiler work and cutting. Phone¦hop. Col. *094. night. Adams 27&fc
f
EMPLOYMENT 3HK1.P WANTED MALK §1
BARBER,COLORED. WANTED.APPLY STAG HOTEL,608 OTH ST. N. W.
UPHOLSTBRER wanted; t»u«t b- flrst-rlRM on new anrt repair work. Applv17M U St N. W
BARBER.Apply barber shop. HotelPowhatan. Uth »nl I'a. ave N
WANTED.Coal driver. Call Grace'sCoal Tard. 4th and t Sta N. E.
STEAM-TABLE MAN. . olored and waiton tables; call rea<ty for work.¦STOKLET. 912 New York ave. N. w.
nROTERY and vegetable man at once;Experienced Apply CLIFTON MAR-KET. 2404 14th St. N. ^
BUSINESS positions; reg. fee, tSc, Wank-Ington Employment Exchange, ^oper¬ated for the public by WaahMjgtmaSchool for Secretaries and Nat. ecnooiof Commsrce. 141t F st. i
ngi.PJffAXTKD jfHALB tt
"WANTED 30 chorus girls with or w,th:out experience; for tsbloid musicalcomedy. Call between 7 and 9 p. m.Rochester Hotsl. 910 E St. Ask forMr. Gross.
GIRL.Colored, for genersl housework.686 6th at. N. E.
WOMAN.To attend to children andhelp in apartment; white preferred;good wages to right P*rty. Applyi»BS^ STOKI.EY, tl» N. Y. ave. N- W.
WAITRESS.Two experienced. Apply 311Pa. Ave. N. W.
SALESLADIESWANTED.Apply F. W. Woolworth Co..
900 7th st. N. W.CASHIERS.Two; thoso with cash regis¬
ter experience only; between the agesof 25 and 36. Apply Mr. LIPPARD,Washington Accessories Co.. 17th andL sts.
YOUNG WOMENTelephone Operating
OffersPERMANENT WORK
Easy to Ijearn.Good Sslary.
Frequent Increases.Opportunities forAdvancement. .
We are confident that you willfind interest in an interview withour Application Supervisor.
ROOM 1722 12th SU. N. W.
CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMACTELEPHONE COMPANY
SHORTHAND I* 1* days: easy to learoi
mqs^6si teste!BUSINESS positions; reg. fee. I6c. Wash"
Ington Employment Eaehaage. #par-a ted for the public by WashingtonSchool for Secretaries snd Nat. Bcnooiof Commsrce. 141> F st.
HELP WANTED BAI.E8MEN MS F BOWSER & CO. Int.. manufactur¬
ers, original patentees and marketersof gasoline self-measuring pumps sndoil handling devices require the servicesof several salesmen. Guaranteed terri¬tories. Commission basis. Address forparticulars. R. S. Colwell. *0 Church
a1 vat YyTwA^ ci> Wal it.'kdUS.$gn"|nn'..ro%n»Wy^WN0rV7FINANCIAL 4
BthlN^Sb CHANCER. 41FOR SALE.High-class meat market;good cash and carry business; cornerstore; reasonable rent; must be saen tobe appreciated. Phone Franklin 6129.
FOR SALE.Tinning and heating busi¬ness; reasonable rent; first-class north-west location; phone North 3010-J. *
WANT a coffee and tea route in D. C.Address P. O. Box 1869.
FOR 0ALB.High-class meat marketand grooary; good corner store; rea¬sonable rent; doing a good cash carrybusiness; must be seen to be ap¬preciated. Phone Franklin mu
and other breeds;also cages cheap- 110! Staplaa St. N.1, Tly.able. KOI Ma., aw. N. W. Waat lilt.
_POyLTRY * BOOS, MTURKEYS .Young .- ---
young and old hens, light aM o***yweighty fat; chlokana. young and old.keata. young and old. Asfr LARGO
merchandise
-WHAT SHALL I GIVE?"*ir th. convenience of Reador. wih«»r claa«lfl.d the following Chrutma.
Olft B«»fitlnw IB tiphiittktl orderrtb.1 v* W tMt.ntlr rog j-ourringer Iowa tho oolomoy to Hit ««¦tlrilar «Tft that »» In ..arcb at
oirrt fob m.
abcElectric Washing Machines
"as*1: r"sucrEDcteD°«BT"?fsaNTwebster electric...
A KOUWDBACMD. ovor.tl.ffrt chair,covered In 'apeetnr or vol""". »" ».J. HOLOBKB. tlj_J ". * W-
BINOCULAR®.Carl Zeiae and otherrntke a dandy gift. Colum¬
bia Photo Supply Co.. 1424 New Yorkft, y w-
.
BUT your ready caae. for the Wddtee.lo to 11.00. Depuee. 20* 1th ot. S. ».
CMWAwaRIe. klmoBoo. 'oT«. doll^ m.or
{lft». Sato'. Japanese Art Stop. IIZIIth N. w.
COMFORT Sllppere; «P«I«1. ttB-w®**a'ty Shoo 8tore. 417 11th et. If. W..._DO "TOUte Chrlotma. "hoPPlM at thoHuntington N.edl.work Sbop. !«.«IIMi it N. W.
FURSSalesmen. aamplee of ladle* f.tco*''to be sacrificed Immediately- Theseco*t. are the late.t NowCome aBd be coovlnced ROOM 601.Arlington Hotol. 1026 VorwIQBt OTP.
THIS IS A ._STUDEBAKER YEAR
»n 14TH «T. N w,onrw rom ma.
A COMFORTABLE wlM chair !. 1»»»ogtrr or velour will ple.oehtm. ».2£0and up. HOU3BER 916 ¦ »t. W. W.
GIFTS roil TP CHTLnnKN.
FOR THE BOY: A KEN-WELL"BOY'S DELIGHT" SPORTINGOUTFIT.Cental's* .111-ather foetboll. a oet
of four boxing glover ond a pla> ballBold In a nice Chrl.tma. box bl^clal.TW dXl- "o rx'~ r£Zeport.men
^ WALFORD,»0| Pennsylvania ave. N- W_.
HANTTMADB bootees bonnets. co^£J-sweaters end dresses for theJJak>Benorita Shop. 13*4 P et- ?d floor.I FOR THOQ*^-ANTIQUE statues, rut glass. VMM. plsjesand ornaments. 601 F *t. N. ».
LAMP SHAUKS -parchment and a f*wsilk for boudoii lampa. **r« 1'UiVrNow 50c to |1.60- NATIONAL ELKCTR1CAL SUPPLY CO.. 1338-13.*© Ne*York ave N W.
1 Pc OVERPTVFFF.D eulte «>V"J*tapestry or velour. $121.00. Orderstaiten for Christmas delivery. HOLO-BBR. 115 E at._N. _W.
rLOTHIXO. KTTBEAUTIFUL bo* eult. trimmed Jn fur.
rost $115. will sell reasonable, beauti¬ful silver lace dreee and black eanton.repe beaded .lr*ee. all else 1.. Callbet I and I. Xol. $781, or 131$ Irvingat N W
CLOTHES.Worklngmen. who can dupll-cate^value» such a« y«u find evervdav here? See our slightly worn suiteand overcoats. $4 to $18. Cheaptoown one. ain't It? Juath a Old Stand.lit P st. N. W. ..
FOR SALE MlHCELLANEOl'l. «4HEATERS, stove, irons, etc.; fine con-
dltlon; make off^r. Col. -49?.SlCYCLE.Boy's junior. . oaster brak.new tires; good condition; $ls. ®3411th st. N. E Lin 1042
MUST SELL oak dining room eat. $60;buffet, china cabinet. Victrola, etc. 6100Georgia ave. Ada ins 1868.
FURNITURE;.Like new; must saari-fice. whole or in part; reasonable offeraccepted Agents, eecond-hand atoresdon't waste your time. J. J Hager-horat. 3o23 (la. Ave. N W. « o» 10101 *
LB FEBRE gun. 12-gauge. and 4 be«g!«hounds, third fall run; l^Mttar.fall hunt; 1 coat atyle. Apply LARGO8TORE. Phone Bowie 21-F-4. Per-mlaaion to hunt.
SOFT Shell Pecans from my own beauti-ful groves in Oeorgia. while they laat.F. C. Greene. 35S Munaey Bldg.
CHILD'S Irish mall or hand car. new.cost $10; aell $6. 12ft New Hamp-shlre ave. Franklin 4041.
WOOD FOR SALE.Oak or pine. $16 a cord delivered.
Phone Woodslde 23-M.
WOOD.FOR SALE.
H»ii^}!uf1tA%p*6i,sikirt!sO at. N W. West $247.MCS1CAL INSTRUMENTS. .>
PIANO.Mahogany upright, in good con-t^ltlon; 617 E st. N. W.
.
CORNET.Holton; practically new; $7$.63b Kenyon. Adams lttl.
kOHLkK * OAMB1-ES8 Piano. $$$1.ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO CO^ Oat., at l$th. ..
BRADLEY jjiano.^ $7<^. JO^-'
f HALE piano. $11$.am piano CO.. O at., at l$tb.
^k^fAN^cv.g.'L. ffig*HALLETT * DAVIS piano, $l$t. AR¬THUR JORDAN PIANO CO.. O at., atl$tfe.
ltth.
ttp^ITEBS * 81PPLIE8. UNEW Underwood; "llf**11?!,u*tj}}''*5half price. Box 14$. Tlmea-Herald..TYPEWRITER.Smith ; late "jodal; S®o«'
condition; sacrifice $81 quick aale. tilC st. N. E. Lincoln 6263.
UriNDOW SHAPESfeest quality of i Go®?f2,ua"t5;;s;qu-opaque, hung. I 'Iftad to y<>ur
fr®# ...41.16! windows $$cWe call' with aamplafc Phone Uac.ltl.KLEEBLATT'S. "gjg n it
WANTED MIHflimXEOll' l~tTYPEWRITER.Cheap: at onco; par¬
ticular., phone N. 4(19. after I p. m.
WANTED.Men', and children-, caat-oflclothing. Drop pootal. I will call.J. WOLF * CO.. lit! H SL S. ¦.Lincoln <140.
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ROOMS FOR RENT 7BOOMS TO BENT TCBNIMUP. 1*
ROOMS, complete for I. h. k.. faraMndor unfurnlehed. Apply 1210 H 8t. KW.
«T^1 BT. N. W 926 Single 2nd floor-. W« # %* #v*An
n O A il. « .. -
room near bath; free phone.MAINE AVE. S. W 610..2 room, fur-
olab.d, 1. h. ka hoat. gaa| it WMk.*
SEE \J8 for room* * tpU; for boat ro-buIU list your rooms * apta. with ua;wo root tbam. APT. AND BOOM- I.EEKEB3- AID. >lt McOtli Bldg. M*'-
RENTALS 8apartments a run tom>T ftK<ifsen
6TH ST N. B 71J.Four Uru». brljht,| beautiful rooms, private bath, fur¬
nished in the beat of atyle; comply*for housekeeping. including elegantpiano, brass beds, silverware, linens,etc Tery reasonable. Phone Lincoln.1005.
P ST. N. W.. 921.One large room andkitchenette: buslneea section.
21ST ST. N. W.. 884.Completely fur-niahed apta.; downtown. Weat 924.
APARTMENT* * FLAT# TO §7KEXT rxnRMSHEP
WARDER ST. N W.. 3312 .2-room aptunfurnished. with sleeping porch.
I8TH ST. N W.. 1881.1 rooms A bat*.h. w. h.. gas and electricity. .
COLORED.Two^rooin apt.. 819 28th oCV W Janitor.
| HOI 8M TO RF,yT"Fr»>l8TOB ST. X. E.. 188.Nicely furnished 7-room
houae. reasonable. HyattavUlo 808.
HOI SEW TO RENT I'NFVB- StNUiHED.
D ST. N. E.. 322.Seven rooma and tw«»
enclosed porches: h.-w.h., elect.; cellar11 »ad garage. Apply 410 4th
NEW HOl'SE.7 rooms and bath; 3 rooms papered:
all modern improvements; one car fare,desirable location; $60 per month: 88th
I at. and Bunker Hill rd Mt Rainier. lfd.WANTED TO KENT OFIK B |
WANTED <»ffice space In duwntown lo-'Hin.n I'hon«- North I
j AUTOMOBILES 9AlTOMOBn.W FO» SALE 11
FORDSS5G up.
Oner-third Cash. Balance in Ten Months1 Pord chassis8 Ford roxdsters.
IS Ford tourings.2 Ford coupes. ,
2 Ford aedans.2 Ford light deliveries.4 Ford trucks.1 Ford taxi. .
UniversaS Auto Co.lilt U St. "* .
Klinfc Latest Sport Model.A -1 c ondition. Ti-rw cord tires, unusual
bargain.Kline Roadster, Latest Model"
Fine running ordsr. on exceptional op¬portunity.Two Scripps-Booth Touring.
» at a sacrifice.A Special Bargain.
Hupmobile Roadster, $300. new cordtires, any demonstration
FRYE MOTOR CO..DISTRIBUTORS I.IBERTY MOTOR
OAR2015 lilt SI. X TV North 4>H.
GOOD VALUES INUSED CARS.
Peerless Sedan in first classcondition, $750.
1920 Buick Roadster in fin*condition.
1922 Chevrolet Touring.1921 Reo Roadster in per¬
fect condition and repainted.1920 Reo Speedwagon with
canopy top, in good condition.1919 Dodge Delivery Car.Ford Panel Body Delivery
Car.
SEMMES MOTORCOMPANY.
Used Car Department613 Q Street N. W.
Main 6060
Open Evenings Until 9 o'clockBUICK. t-piaaenfer. v«rr reasonable;
call at 4» C St. N. WPORD SEDAN.Up-to-date; heated by
pat. heater; about $150 worth accesa«»r-ies; perfect running order, firat-clasacondition; $560; cash or time. OeorgeLaurence. 1321 Sorbin PI. N. E. L. 2811*
BUICK1921 6-pasaenger touring; if
.old at once will take very lowprice. Call Clarendon 278-W-l.STUDEBAKEB Coupe; has been run
8.000 miles, osceptlonal condition, $950.Franklin 8272. Branch 18.
DODGE. Sedan"; excellent condition;quick sale. $388 cash. C.reene. N. 180C .
iitA<oulck sale. c»»».
"pJjRlTsEDAN 1921wcMOLawI'^"miy.
AUTOMOBILES .
PACKARD: amkuM: anf.n.rml c»dtlloo. .xc.llnt: 11,1*
TERMS ARRANGED.P. W. MOTORS, INC-PACKARD DISTRIBUTOR*
lTtf Xtlorama RoadN«rt»_»1
FORD ROADSTER ,flood nwaloc conditio*; III dtvt. tit
handlEy"motor co.STto GeorjIa^JMr*. Jf. W.
HUDSON touring, with winter toy;dition (utrtntMtf; new ttrw; Men-iflee; eamj term*. Mr. Klbbey, ltlt14th *t. K. W Mala tltt 1
FORDS! FORDS! $50 UP.II FORD Ro*d»t*r fSM. FORD Tourloc* M upFORD Coup* STI 1
'It FORD S*d*n. I1M extra* . IU ,t FORD MlvtrlN ft tap4 FORD Tracks f with dump bad)**,low cash payment, law monthly pay.
meat.STEUARTS GARAGE,
141 UTH T. W B.
BONDED USED CARS|'tt MAXWELL. TOURINO... $TMtt NASH 4. TOURINO Mt'« DoDOR. TOURING. Extra* tTttt COLUMBIA. SPORT lit*lt BUICK. TOURING N4
DODQR. ROADSTER R>FORDS TOURINOS * ROADSTS"
H. B. LEARY, Jr.,lltl 14TH ST. N.
CHANDLERA beautiful car, but must aeU.
Call Adami 697.OAKLAND. 1*21 touring ; new tire*; mast
**11 today at aacrlfice. *ny terms Mr.Kibh«y. ItlS 4th st N. W Main t2M
FRANKLIN1919, dosed ear.
anxious to Mil Oiia ear beforeChristmas. Columbia >487.
FRANKLIN TOURING.DBMOKSTRATUR. SERIES 10. LA1
MODEL.RUN 1.M* MILES.FRANKLIN SEDAN 1919.
FRANKLIN MOTORCAR CO.,
m« e at. n. w m»i» imSTUTZ
1921, 4-pass. sport; small cash pay¬ment; terms as desired. 901 Gst. N. W.
STUMBAKE!% |?tt,t0t u*ed car haalaea* writ**
your guarantee.
SEDANSCh*ndl*r. lttl. *e<l*a. 7 pas*#nger.
int-rlor of this «.*r In perfect condition i
motor and (r*n*rai appearance 1* farbove the average, t»rmi to aalt. 11.tt*.
CHALMERSSmall 7-paes«»ng»r car; try to find b*t-
ter value in a car of itl* type any-wh^rf. t47t.
AUBURN BEAUTY SIXFire-passenger: late lttO modal; re-
member this car as you would upon .«
lng a new one. tHO
j STUMAKER817 14th St. N. W.
Main 2646..
ACTO TRICKS A TRACTORS ITRUCK
One two-ton traffic truck, withsolid tires and slat-side body; A-lcondition; $700; exceptional buy.A. B. C. MOTOR COMPANY617 New York Ave. N. W.
Franklin 3111.AfTO TIRES ie*
TIRES from 10x1 to 87x1; pnc«. ?t 10to IS 710 O «t. Jf. W. I
TOlBrBOOOT.
lift w¦t. i. r.. TL!r2.. '^"tlu> >.!
5m ¦yA''-..I
i«~« zrvrh£y1***." hardwood floors- whit*woodwork; wiBdow SS;..^
frmn W"hc^h a
00 «*" >F»"'
CLASSIFIED PI8PT.AV 115-.??? »ii-iU« n.i.Avioi r «<
SALE.SALEPURNITURE
rASSR*r*?££R*Ka5T^mWondcifnl Bargains
ladie* r>EKr*KLICTRIC lamps < vn .
»°T» .BOUDAT f£££- **ADB».
^#s«,617 F ST. N. W.
. =S£S??_Evext«o«_n»i'*no*u i*i
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Co-EducationalWinter Term fiegim Jan. 2, 1923.r"1' 11 .=» » . to IM B
Rorr.t. ¦ y, offlc, ,""" .£» 'f*
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other information nr
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Ml\\ aahiu^ior
will be reoHred ilBulldinc. until 2 o'clock £ V, ,r"S^LA '« fSSi.LP. Block. l"nri«!Information apply to^Wk. *">d
flc*. Room J:oP6l.trI?( £%&."¦» OfH RID.JLPH. JAMES l.- ^2lVOCHARLES K KI.I.KR r.m .
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