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bistee at w srat cs. 71694th $t.

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fret os aed heyt stre: one

On ete ear, es, S,

*p1. Nf. W., just of 14th st., 24qum a noirth of Par i W.

S large rosses, le-korsthroughout, eleettie lights. hot-watr heat, paved aley, lnelomedsleeing pereh.

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I= YU-UnOXIUSIII Oft ONORED.&A e proysfN~te with frsoiou#4

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9N 14th Street.W.

SU3U33ANIPOR SAL3%IuAMUtuL 'eg roon and bath home

city water. peoes, electric ligts and=an tole wita roerty. ,qewiy~paperede-.n 9..Peni houseand run. Abofdance of fruits adDer-

ties. " AJ. DAY (Only)16 Coord II4g. Naim 3631.

CHARMINGBUBURBAN HOME.

or wuty ein town, meat siL mme-41*1.1 sesion-ren house, witi pantry,

both, servsi toilet, furnace, electricno"e sol pump, two aide *cressed porch.san" lare seeping poreb; geragre; three-

Zageeacre shade tree, shrubs. fruit,Oekeeho"e; gardem plantedi interIor re-

ootae Wto.nstim aeue car or follogood.. road to Ata Vista. N.

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lots at the old wietheylast. m uldn ites,.

86 down and $1 a week rids youof your lanidlord. Write or

us for full particulars orest oeupon:Gentlemsen: Please send full

a at bnana-lots

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1ho as"e of the United at#ag~iast Charles W. Moreland. In INthe Court of Appesl ysterdaVPe~SI*ed writ f .error to the 4Vmb

involves the question ofrte66op 00wity of the got of MMfe3.- , the "Nel-s.Ppert Ast."ftio it Oote. that the wl~u

fai et a man to support is wtfqais iniaeneanoh adI_'_e' ~ by a fne or imprisonmentin the trIe workhouse for 4 oneyear wr g, During the time of lt-pr Pit th wife or children ro

14, qsate a d'iy for'the husbandsIn the 3 elend oeAe the. detendant

was treed tor aea-s rt of big twoinser 4hi4rea) and a verdiet Of guiltywas given.The writ yesterday was grated

AttRaar fster Wood following hisarwotent, that the 4voeile Gout hede eded It* Jurigdietion in eldieeMoteland, to pay hia Wife l .

Ol 1. $641,941.54 bad boen sel-looted b wives and- minor childrenunder 4b. "Nen-support (4W." Thissun was disbursed through tba Jav.evale court. It was pointed cot thatthee paymeats to dependents te notaliftont in any sense of the wordbut are "Imposed for the publie andIndividutl good where the desertionand abandonmentay* found to bewilful and the dependent@ to be Innecessitous circumstances."

WIL OF EA J. W15 FLEDFMR PROBATE

The estate of Emma .7. -Wx,widow of Henry Wai, who died Feb-ruary 3 last, Is estimated at about$95.000, according 10 a petition forprobote of the will filed hyFloyd E. Davis. one of the executorsnamed in the will with %Dr. HarrisonCrook, the husband of 'arah E.Crook, daughter of testtria and soleben*fciery under the will.

Petitioner describes the real es-tate left by lestatrix to includetwenty-one dwellings in the sduth-west section of the city. principallyalong M street, and places their as-seased value at $31.630. the personalproperty being estimated at $70.-634.88.Attorney George Francis Williams

represents Davis who said that Dr.Crook, who resides at 920 8 streetsouthwest, who is also named anexecutor in the will. declined tojoin him- in the petition to probatethe will.

cLAIVOYANTs4Nssed by the District of Columbds

MADAM JEANETTE.Gifted Clairvoyant and Palmist.Givois ad"ie 00 busies" mattea Iose

health an famfi &Eir@; tells it the sYOu lovs Is tree or false, what part of tCountry is Iuiess to Yeu. What to do tobe soceessful t life. wves you dated andftem tl you Wht has 0aseInIlan wiha Is happenin, wit ahisg a,n'le It". .e " tall toWls breadtts jest as the a4dl and-Pcate tells when and whomMein will r.ne matter what you hope fos, or ambMItio

Ttpantoes t. hel re. 1114 V t.Vo~X h4 and UT sts.

R-ZPAH ELDONWorld's Greatest Clairvoyant. tVslimlst endqpirit Medium.L Readings daily from Is a.

OFFiCE OF THE COM~iIsIONERSt. D. e..Washington. May 16, 1921N.Waled oro-

trbut idn, un pti.sk in. e

prpoae map hdupnapiationre toteurehasln Off cer.uRopm2a losa rictW K J~l~e FUDOL.PK. CHARtISS

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NOVINQ, PACIINQI STORAGTHE NEW WAY--

Washint Seeds Mauled to sterage1353 01 Cas~Anf5

poaseilb recevehd aROO 0.is.asir......la ~ a.".nilIoec. m.. in

(aters) pela ol d fors

.THU ROYAL EZFRE88.@eneral mag and hauling. geei t.o

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abi oing.e PacknL Cran se

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SEPARATE ROOE- 2,Me!*

'ir g town hMS U

4ue- bad and fatheite Was e 6 se *SaIe to Wak.

toet he reastedno 'pay" frobe

forNooases~ toton g

ith i wife and abs, tsa out"why." me chned at the Rod Crossafter his funds. a te-4ilar bi hadbeen "ed up. Ste naid OUft hadfWiled to So -a Wlaim for his dia=9IttI with the Bureau of War Risikto an**. He didn't know he had tountil the Red Crose Ottaws 4014 hit.DillIplameelaims he had 6een writ-Ie the burese for two years for hiscoftpensation. ,

oRn" comemI3G NgWS.And. now things will be different.

His wift, who has been staying at51? Thirteenth street north*est fortwo weeks-on the bounty of the RedCrows will soon be ready to go back.for she has 02,000 In compensationcomin1to her from the Bureau of

Wa oih.on the appearanoe of the artiele

i The Times last night. deseribngthe plight of the es-service sanwife, the bureau of War 1ish n-suranee seat a representative areundto see her. He told Mrs. Dill1planethat the bureau was Investigatingher husband's case and found that$2.000 compensation..was due them."Why. I ean buy a house with

that much money., said the littlemother. "It certainly will b fine.

COAL DEALERS SEEKTO QUASH CHARE

Validity of indictments AttaokedIn Brief Flied With Su.

preme Court.A plea in abatement. attacking the

validity of an indictment recently re-turned against them was today diedin the District Supreme Court byJohnston Rt. Zimmerman. secretary ofthe Coal Board of Trade, the Indict-meat charging conspiracy to restrainthe coal trade in this city.

It In charged that the grand jurywhich heard the testimony in thecase and reported the indictment wasImproperly. constituted by reason efone of its members being in the em-ploy of the United States Government.Attorneys Tobriner & Graham and

Edwin C. Brandenburg representingpetitioner declare that George H. VonKirk, a member of the grand jury inthe matter is a clerk In the office ofthe surgeon generals offiee of thearmy receiving disability compenva-tion from the United States. Govern-ment.

District Attorney Laskey says hewill oppose the motion on the groundthat a pensioner is not such an em-ploy* of the Government as. woulddisqualify him for jury duty.

NOTABLF TO ADRUOPEN LEGION NE fN

An open meeting for all membersof the American .Legion in Washing-ton will be held in the board roomof the District Building beit Tues-day night. under the auspices ofStuart Wolcott. Post No. 1.The principal speaker will be Maj.

William T. Morgan. who institutedthe vocational training system in thearmy. He will talk on "The Amer-lcan Fighting Men." Senator Walsh.of Massachusetts will also speak. Themeeting will be presided over by Com.

. .T. Beaulac.

"Talks onBy TRI

"Say it WithFlowers"

That's the way 'to say italways in Advertising-say itin words that have a seductiveodor-that leave a pleasantsensation in the mentkl ol-factories. Pay no attentionto the critical chap who wantsa law passed prohibiting theuse of adjectives in Adver-tising. Some of these chapswould not hesitate to censorthe Twenty-third Psalm.

It's easy to get too mahyadjectives In Advertising,' butit's fine to use the right onesin the right place "Say itWith Flowers"-and. if youcan't "Say It With Flowers,"hire some one who can. Thepurpose of Advertising is tocreate a new want-and youcan't do it with the dry stemsof a flowerless rhetoric.

I know an unde tker inBuffalo who adveitses soseductively, persuasively andconvincingly that he makesyou want to die just to havethe joy of getting his servicesat his price. He takes all thegloom .out of funerals andinvests them with a quiet andrephiseful contentment-a sortof satisfying~ and comforting

expriece hatisto be lookedforward tq with ifAsue

,dAraryint theIz taenPgcaea sss fe. n the War two

I go~ blie"dqd ay 5t ad. 'to AM054 ~ iiIowM

*6eathe st.4 Pedroe"And 40 will a hppy. I

thiuk Ill. dest v gsrib*andwrite a ett4l141data all

!a . s i is at the P p iEanlSd - 44060boo a, W1 I

's "OU00T Wils UngimasThe appearaee of the artlefe is

The "%ealast ight-. used, thewepmpathy of Wa enlate,who went to the house where urs.Dilliplaseais etavlng. to effe 'ssist-

Twelve Waebingtoniana Vlsited her.O Womos left' mame a.4 ph"sebai-bey had told Mrs. Dillisiaae to ean"her ,p It she seeded ear pore a&-ssItanee. The Salvation Arny seat areprestoative., wio promised to sup.ply her with enough fuads to payher rest for another two weeks. ornatil she got satisfaction from theWar Rios. 9. D. Lambourps, of a3Bhewrier blas. sent a cheek.The owner of the premises at $17

Thirteenth street has been very kindto the 14ttle mother. She gave up hersewiagtero, the most eomfortablein the bovesi when she took the soi-dier.s wife in two weeks ago. asdpays she Panmstay at $17 ustil she Isall Axed up. This mertiag -at 10O'clock an appointment was set forMrs. Dilliplane by the War Risef sop-resentative, and she wat- up tbreto get matters straightend out.

OIThICT FREE OF-"FAKE"SALf.SNOlW

Work of Bureau Formed toCheck "Ad" Frauds to Be Set

Forth at Misting.Fake "sales" and "auctios** are

thing of the past in the District ofColumbia, according to the BetterBusiness Bureau of Washington.whose Investigators ezamipe Into theconditions of sales and publishedoffers, and if errors are found, re-quitre corrections by the violator.The bureau Is composed of the

larger merehants and all the newspa-pers and was formed to prevent fraudis advertising and merchandising. Thework will be fully explained at thegeneral meeting of the bureau temo--row night in the rooms of the Ameri-can Institute of Banking. 1214 Vstreet northwest, by Director F. X.Wholley.Talks will be made by George

Christian. Jr.. John Poole. R. B. H.I a and H. H. Kenner. executiveeretary of the Associated Advertis-ing Clubs of the World.

FEDIG, NEW PATENTSOMCR,NTM F D.C.The newly appointed assistant com-

missioner of patents. Karl Fenningof Cleveland. Ohio. was born in thiscity and attended the public schoolshere. Later he was graduated fromTrinity College. Hartford. Conn.. afterwhich he came back to Washingtonto graduate from the National Uni-versity Law School and fnish a postgraduate course at George Washing-ton University. After being admittedto the local bar. Fenning, who Is abrother of Attorney Frederick A. Fen-ning. moved to Cleveland and on-graged In practice. In 1917 he marriedHasil O'Neal of Connecticut. He is amember of the University Club and anumber of Cleveland clubs.

Newspaper A(JMAN A. DeWEESE, BUFFALO

"Say It With Flowers." Idon't think any one can' readthe advertisements of amodern, up-to-date florist Inthe newspapers without beingreminded of the educationalvalue of Advertising--itspower to distribute the usefuland the beautiful among thechildren of men. When thisparticular undertaker to whomI, have referred began to ad-vertise in the street cars hisadvertisements were some-what of a shock to the sensi-bilities of certain people whodid not believe that a serviceof that kind could be adver-tised But it soon becameplainly evident that such aservice could be advertisedwith a nice, delicate regardfor the feelings of people whoknow they will have to diesometime.

Then it began to dawn onthis enterprising undertakerthat there were a whole lot ofpeople who do not ride onstreet cars who were going todie sometime and that manywho' did not ride on streetcars would never see his ad-vertising. On looking througlythe street cars each morninghe discovered that most ofthe passengers had their nosesburied In the daily newspapers--so he determined to takehis messae into all the homes

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t~t.,.,a, made at the dinner ofthe Ch.vy Chas -workers at theehuroh- last wgh. wihen PostmastarGener6 3se Ao' 1 stirring *ppealfor meitlati pemt .A s maishodand wesuabeed to se the graveprobleiss* heter*' the ua p. showedthat the lager conutiutors withinthe eengregation of the churchalready, had leped over the PM$60AWA0barrier an were well on their waytoward the $750 0 goal. The can.paiga Is e today In e*raost to roundup the rest of the necessary. funds forthe now building as quickly asTOKA I RD

possible.The Chevy Chase canvassers. all

volasteer Businese and professienri Reorganization Measure Createsmoa. have been divided Into team;with a captain at the head of each. Unhierd-of Powe, -|eors--Chevy Chase men and women also arejoining with the downtown campaign- C&M. Curry.era i teams. including Messrs. Con- Opposition to the bill to reate anrad Yong. 3.MH. Winnemore. Charles Alaskan development board todayqey. LP . Colladay, R. Harv hairsr- was voiced by Secretary of Agricul-

went. Walter, C ly, Booth. Seiry, ture Wallace in a lengthy letter togatWalter,AncharnBonth, Yheuny. Congressanan C. P. Curry. chairmanMrs, aoltera Mrs. Caol E. Doylo

of the House Committee on TrrI-Mrs. Williatt a.rlt. MMol A.Doyl. tories.and. William 3. Elliott. Mrs. Michael "Apparently the enactment of thisand is. Marcellus A. Shields. measure would set up a form of Ad-Ce . Robert N. Harper and Edward ministration wholly difterent fromJ. Stelwagen have been added to the anything we have over had before inlist of homtary chairmen of the gee- any State or Territory." said Secrs-oral committee of Washington citissus tary Wallaee.and Charles A. Douglas, Dr. James ' He pointed out that the proposedMontgomery, C. J. Goeckler and A. D. board Oeuld have eentrol over theMerritt have been appointep on that national forest., water powers. birdcommittee. Douglas was on the pro- reservations.aguiculturak experimentgram of today's luncheon at the stations, 'fisheries,.game and fur-booa.Willard as a layman representative. ing animals. and the unreserved pub-of other Presbyterian chubrches tha lic lands of the Territory.that at Chevy Chase. Zenator Ball. "Tho enactment of this measureof Delaware. chairman of the Senate would be highly prejudicial to na-Committee on the District of Co;um- tional interest and to Alaskan in.bia: Senator Calder of New York. Con- terests as well." added the Secretary.gressmn Frederick N. ZIthman ofMaryland and Commissioner Rudolp Rare also participating in today'sluncheon conference. RICHMOND. Va.. May IT.-The State

Corporation Commission today issuedan order which increases the rates ofall carriers in Virginia for conven-floes and' large gatherings from afare and a third to a fare and a haltFOR Nfor a round trip. This increase was

A program of dancing and entertain- refused a month ago. ad a rehearingment has been arranged for next wan, allowed In the opinion today.Saturday night's meeting of the Michi- Commissioner Adams dissented. it isgan State Soet4y. to be held in the effective June 1.Thomson School. Twelfth and Lstreets northwest. Chinese Wives Bar&Congresman J. C. Ketcham ofMichigan will address the meeting. The Supreme Court of the unitedTaking part in the entertainment States hasustained the ruling of

are C. W. Donaldson, Miss Georgia Commissioner of Immigration WhiteStuart. Samuel White. Den Holcomb, at Seattle, Wash. that a Chinese en-Steward List. and Mr.. Nichols. titled to residence in this country

________________0doe not Posse"s the right to bringamesw~as an, his'wife or minor children here. yesLiBRARY WIL DI A won, a Seattle Chinaman. appealed to

sthe court from the commissioner'sW decision.The Joseph and hlinabWth iaobins

Pennell CollectCo of Whistleriana.presented by them to the Library ofCongress. will e open for a special Iexhibition In the Library buildingS oBureau of Prints. Southwest pavil-ion. Thursday night, from 8 to 10 Ago'clock.The wollection Includes mef of theo r

most famous works of James Mdac- GETI THE'GLNeil Whistler, the celebrated Amer-:an atist

Pe tisngWDemnoey anrotsb ther aeLa of

pogre wilo ae on to diseiaHClIL Pehobitdo noth ra ryh newsdingBunrakof Pwnt Sothet Pabiofbeur dayt he t, Ifro the o3

wilheolectorntcues mof thecthot fs wtnforo theme ac-easonabslerie ceeratheyAwil-en arobetbinunetaeth. ab

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papertadertisins edthe theofak t roet h

mauses.n Ithe.afcheypeoeI voionJm efr

rotbred bythe npaersthker-hy, 1 wsawythat te vgnoant ofite serithuce O£i srne n a,9hti tipstingbefortth0.m mat w

reasontole poricy adey bwiefrlllmbdt tetwit robbe y anudrkewhorrdoesnoerndtriedsitaanwhonmutemak Ittechigeasanpronwfrit t efro eachWth fale.fddenenral.l a

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Mother mons"Mothersnoceddonyf"It Is the educational ~wer of oththiclreflowmAdvertising that is ~he most Jhsnieabte iheImpressive feature In the e akgo bg e

development of this wonderful ifactor in modern merchan- ewn iachce.idising1the power to teach j'TrRUN irI JQ

people the use of things that RM3I

add to the comfort and con- dtr' Ne-Jfs eco

tentment of living--that makei lfreTaRckr e onieasier and more Interesting AK T Dthe struggle for existence.

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das'trmttom the ofsm eas"tasrad 6""s de

The -pnn et( . -ety"ear o*aseale ow

to the leek et a mestrt OW "MAnd to tb that -the. 30avY us-pretaat ""W low "asfrdeo4-livery of asy ,sal, for ftdias 3so4by rail, whiCh wel have real-IF put tho easel eat of Nmemif

Navy Departmest had aseptethem.As a result of this. Goertart of

the Navy D#aby 0esterday d4o"to give the Chosaoemao ad OMloCanal anotler Obas. to bid ma th

dcimsrt, S1eal 60=1144ib thCvaormn oaiBol te teProving Grends at IndIanOn the Brat bids West Virginla dmss*came Into stif competition with theMaryland eoal. and the Neer De-partment was about to meset e"from the former bids deflvered IWrail to Iadian Med.The entire Maryland deleotion Is

Congrees, headed by 00zihlman, the Chamber -eof Washington. and alamar dforganisations of Cumberlad , pe-titiosod Secretary Deaby to have hanavy deatinue the use of the ChOsa-peak. ad Ohio Canal, as It retlldto A large extent on the GOVC#6-seat's business for its elstmCongressman Zihleass was In-

formed by Secretary Deaby yester-day that the Navy Department Udeelded to, rejeet all previes NOand call for further bids e dLshipments. This .will givie the esaala chane* for its life and it is thebelief of Congressman Sibem andothers of the Maryland deleationthat the canal sill be able to makecheaper deliveries than by rall.

Auto Hits Chiln .

HARTFORD, Ceen.. May I.-41s-on children were injured in Talosestreet yesterday wha LAMle Gross-spoon. et this city, drove his aute-mebile into a group of-eSeveral have palatul injurtes. -

spoon was arrested.

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boxer by far. The nubleIo is et

man Is a great fi-hter.saw his best days. loafed fer cis

failed: Jim Corbett tried It andas. Youse- Corbott. Geerqe Dixn.Itmrouut nJaton ave tro it

arae Sysonby. Co in or iweaoofSJohnson to win.

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