FOR SALN. ms--4 ream. h..w. h.. elect.

meema. bath, tarase; celentaltfrnace; colonial style.

Sash.reema, bath. b-W. h..

.$ aeenh.Bt , largo roams, bath;

t0; to ree; lot -I80lo;. By speetal arrangement

mall thiehause tr $8.600; $3s

)[ONE REALTY CO.4. ave. N. W. C. 614-W.O. 856W

TO COLOREDOedrsble $-room boun. tIle bath,beat; es T st. N. W. betweenIthSta. Reasonable terms.

. M. MCNEELEY CO.1216 U St. N. W.

North 5880.WHY PAY RENT

tely when it is se easy to LITEPARK at $80 down and 030 per

Call and lot Me tell you about it.NEOLLIZI K. -CORY.O1 14th at. N. W.41 6 or Clar adon 383--1.

ASSACHUSETTS AVE.,NEAR 7TH ST. N. E.

$7,000.-room and bath house on Mas-

ve.; newly painted andsuitable for boarding house

3129family Vacant.Wr. R.SAUNDERS & CO.,

1438 K st. N. W.

BOSS ITelephone Main 4840

Unusually Desirable MiI1 '*OL cash required as lit-ttal payment1. Drant* now dwelling.ban style centasbing oil roo.rs and

modern bath, hot-water heat. *tc-trio lights. Conveniem to car itse.hurcho. stars. etc. SDeadid neigh-

A practically new and unusuallyattraettve colental type hoe Onlyone-half block from one of the beetear lines. This house contains sixlarge rooms. tile bath, eleepingPorh and first floor rear h,nt-water heat. electric light.built-i garage. New vacant. tothe SOd at once. Eay terms.

r WAviug city has authortsedo dispoee this strictly moderne at a low figure. It is well sit-itdla the northwest and facesernment Park. 88z large room*bath. enclosed sleeping porch.hardwood floors. entirely *creosed,

Concrete front porch, laundry tubeand lavatory. het-water heat andelsatrie lights.

Telephone Main 4340 BOSS"The Home

McKEEVEIReali

1405 Eye St.L Chevy Chase, Md.

Setacbed, ai. reooms and bath, frontside pee. electric lights. good

tangplant; spaco for garage enalley. Pries. 389.000. Terms canarragdm

rEye at. Maia 4762.'

Suburban.-.t&N little modern home. In good

ties; n roemas and bati. sleep.porch, front and rear perches;a beating plant. electric lights,ood floers, and trim; garage.,9.500; $1.500 sash required.

McKEEVE1E7 St.MBERS OF THE WASHIN(

REAL ESTATE C

$7,750.PETWORTH.

dwelling. with garage. Six lorgebath. Modern heating. Electric9 let. Possession.

$15,000.CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.

home. with tile garage. Nineand bath. Deep lot to alley. Mod-

Possession.

$5,000.EE BRICK DWELLINGS.

far business. White tenants.9; water in house. Near lath

tM. N. A. Speculation er invest-

$7,500.BROOKLAND. D. C.

hed home. Lot $92100 feet. Sixand bath. Porch. CoUar. Near

Driveway for garage.MAHORNEY

Eye it. N. W.* "See Mahorniey A Sullivan-

$18,500.CHEVY CHASE, D.C.

aative home, located wemt of Conn,.eoataina 3 room. and 3 hathe; aIm.

*a room In attie; every modern con-VACANT.

ST$18,000.8OF 14TH STREET.

et Orittendea mt., a meml-detac~hedresidence; 4 bedrooms. beth and

porch on 2nd floor; hardwoodand trim; hot-weter heat, electricowaor leaving etty, will give p..-

$12,000.SAUL'S ADDITION.mew detached reaidence: con-

attrective eoona and bath, hot-beat. etectrie light.; ewuer occu-

TAKONKAejAiK, D. C.aeldom have an opportunity te So-medern home located in a large

of oak trees at a moderate price.o oentaina 3 rooms and beth.hot water; eiectrlc light.; large

utifal shade.

$4,250 AND $8,000.-TWO COLORED HOUSES.sad west of 14th at. N. W.; both aread eesata 0 reema: will be seld en

terms.

WM. H. SAUlK st. N. W.

THIS MEAN YOUTeat employe ha. rented thAfer 86 years. Me hee paid

tret Today the hense600 and it belongs themhrited it. Remedy: Take'ear lean propeeltion aue payhomse, not the other man'e.

*. VAN HOESENN. W. Main 8416.

ea line. Am attractive littlewIth modern bath. Ga-0. U terms.

.rALsN~ lae,Pr . S 6.

Bringing Up ADOESIVOKC0TATHETHINK I

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A FULL PAGE OF "BRINCHovas PoR SALE

PHELPS1406 H St. N. W.

>derate Priced Homes$6.2641--Blomiegdale. atr First street.

Strictly modern esi-reem dwellingthat Is bound to meet with yourapproval at the price asked. Hot-water het wired for electricity.good eendition. Room for garage.Terms.

$16,00-An unusual bargain in semtdetached eight-reem dwelliag alt-uMted ou wide prominent aTone*lust north of Park road. Thishouse contain. four bedreomaNeat and rear perches, hot-waterheat, electric lights. It to in per-feet conditien throughout. There inalse A large attic. Space for garage.

$4.600-Vacant. A easy aix-room briekdwelling; two ater..s, osntaiaiagsix room*, modern bath. furnaceheat. Cloe to Western Nigh schooland car lines. Only $760 required asinitial payment.

PHELPS1406 H St. N. W.

of Homes"

t & GOSS,bra,

Main 4752.Petworth.

Two-story bome of seven rooms andbath, cellar and attle; front and rearporohosa, electric lights. hot-waterheat, hardwood floor. and trim;screens and awainga throughout; apacefor garage; hnmodlate posesstoa.Price. 06.000. Reasonable cash.

McKEVER & 0058.1465 Dye at. Main 4762.

Two-Family Flat.Located in Columbia Heights; each

apartment of five rooms avd bath;double rear. porehee; sleeping porch;aeparate heating plants. nadwoedflor and trim; garage; alley. Agood Investment either as a home ora source of Income. Prtog. 19.600.

t& GOSS,Main 4752.

TON REAL ESTATE BOARD.

PPORTUNITIES.$5,000.

FOR. COLORED.R at. N. W., near Ith. Pit' rooms and

bath. Brick dwelling. Good condittonPoesesieso.

$11,500.NR. WALTER REED HOSPITALDetached hems, with lot 6x160 feet.

Nine rooms, two baths, two-car garage,chickeh house, porch.

$900.ONLY NINE HUNDRED

DOLLARS.Parm of eighteen acre., with five-reero

hense. Outbuiidings. On dtyiding VisoAnne Arundel and Prince Georges cous-tie. Md.

$15000WOODRIbGi, D. C.Handsome detached home. with arg4

grounds. Modern. Near car line. Passes.slen. Garage. Bungalow type.

I SULLIVAN,Tel. Main 7821.

-They Know Washington."

$7,350.COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

Noar 13th and Harvard at..; a 2-steriend caller resaidence; 7. rooms and bath.hot-water heat; hardwood floers. IA.RAGE.

$6,800.HOLMEAD MANOR.

A two-story and cellar oolonial typ,brick reaidenoe; oentaina 6 rooms andbeth, heated by hot water; olootric lightsowner eccupaLt

HIGH IEW.c.,..I., t,,. briek reoldd.... . room.

and hoth; front pereh. abeeping porch.conveaient to tweo ar line; owner oceu-pant.

$6,250.TWO-FAMILY HOUSE.

Only one left: splendid investament oihome; two complete apartmehte; 6-reernaad bath en oach floor; two-gtory haelporches, room for garage.

30,000.-RIVERDALE, MD.

Another beautiful home with en ahund,a pee of shade; contains 9 rooms and bathhbated by het water; eleotrie ights; eittimprovements. let 130 feot wide and faceion two streets.

[DERS & CO.,

Phone Main 1016.

HOMES FOR COLORED.

VERY EASY TERMS.Thee homes are aceellently locate,northwest sod contain feur and five iargereoms good front yard and book yard tiaedalley. New coal ranges are beinjntalled is the kitchen. They are Ia verideed condlties.Thi. in your opportunity to buy a horn

because the homne Ie right; the pries.traaPfhndth ass :nST. N. W.OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY.

R3PRESUNTATIVE ON PREMISES.J1. DALLJAS GRADY,30Z Maryland bd.1410 H at. N. W

Main 7ell

7athermES GOING 1FIND OLr IP

' WPOseIAIFE-

jNG UP FATHER" APPEARHOUSES FOR SALI

REASONABLY PRICED HOMES$4.750-Near 16th and F sts. N. E. Well

built I-room and bath brick house., withnew me-tal garage for two cars. 45ee cashrequired.$4.360-Near lot and Florida ave. N. W.

Substantially built brick of %-room and tilebath. hardwood trim throughout, latrobeheat. $500 cash, balance very easy terms.

$4.60-Detached home In Woodridge. D... six-rooms and bath; large lot &01466;

Flenty of room for chickene, garden, etc.;front and ride porches. $600 cash dows.balance like rent.

HOWENSTEIN BROS.,7th and H sts. N. E.Phone Linc. 897-898TO COLORED

$sO per month will buy up-toedate I.room brick house in N. W. ee"ton; sesash payment required. A I

E. M. McNEEL CO.1216 U St. N. W. North 5880.BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

BARGAIN ONPENNSYLVANIA AVE. N. W.Large brick store and dwelling on

Pennsylvania ave.. suitable forwholesale business or light manufac-turing. Lot 25x130 to 30-foot, alley.Offered at a sacrifice price.

$11,500.WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,

1483 K at. N. W.FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL trade my equity of 40.050 in 43%acre of beautiful wooded land In the

most desirable section of Chevy Chase.). C.. for a business house, an apartment

o* a desirable dwelling. land 53.000 anacre. ddrese BOX $28 Times Offle

PROPERTY WANTEDHAYS special client fer suburban piace.

Virginia or Maryland; 6 or mere rooms;large let preferred. Let us knew whatyou have to offer.

LOVE REALTY CO..Main 6766. 410 Dis. Nat. Bank bldg.

AT ONCE-Georgotown section preferred;modern 6 er 7 room house; would like

one with h.-w. h.. electricity and hardwoodfleers, and maust hare garage or space forone; not over $13.000. Addrese BOX A-31.Times ofce.WB WANT MORN P0O#0 AL.Owners of preery 4401101 to makeek sales ohekld list prserty with us

at ease._RM. P. NOR~QYL_k1ele at._M. W.

OHN F. DONOWON 0 DON1,814 Pena lvania ave. 6. 3.Let Us Submit List et onmes ans

investments Bere Teu Prehase.

REAL ESTATE IOANS0N31 TO LuAX-ssee to 11110.41,11 an

O. real estlate. Nover*4 Wiet ftna. A*

o'n. aMMM0 a C..th.,. .. e... 1111h , W

CLAIRVOTANTI.L4ewwed by the D.irect of Columbis50c MADAME ALLEN 60.

CLAIRVOTANT AND PALMIST.701 6th St. N. W. (cor. 0th and 0).

Guaranteed to read your entire life-past.present. snd future; gives true advise enbusiness, love, health. and family affairs.This ad and Zfo entitie yOU to 83 reading.

RIZPAH ELDONSpiritual medium cud clairvoyant ofwide reputation. Tells about your personaland business affairs as never told beforeReadings daily. Over Poeaho" tas candy

-111t4th at. N. W._50C MADAME SELIA 50CEGYPTIAN PALMIST AND MEDIUMpives true &&vie* in business, love.

health and family affairs; tells the nameof future husband or wife and how to winthe one you love; makes up lovers' quarrelsor family troubles. tells what business andwhat part of the world to lockiest foryou and how to avoid all trouble. PhoneFranklin 3371-.J. Special reeding. 50 centa.831 7th et. N. W., next to Eye at. Opp.MoCrery's lee store. *

MADAM D'ASHMANWashingten's greatest and genuine etair-

voyant, cryetal ganer and card reader. Ad-vice on all troubles. Daily, Sunday. 6-7.Phone P'rank. 634. 733 113th ct. N. W.*

50e MME. BELLE. .50Egyptian palmuist. givee true advice in

busines., love. healtha end family affairs.Conifidentlal readingu daily. 10.a. m. -5 p ta

1124 7th at. N. W., betwecan L and M. -

washngtone eaoritei'emn--elr,MARGURETTE MAE,

Peycholegiet and advisor ,in busines., love,health end family affairc. It in treuble,counult her. Office. 1233 Pa. ave. N. W.

flours. 9 a. mn. to 3 p. a,.Batietaction gusranteed. -.

MADA)ME MAVISYTPTIAN PALMfIST AND MEDIUM.Shodsee what ethers claIm te de.Ge a true bletery of your life aed b

the "Queen et Palmistry." This giftedwoman will read your life. cheraeter, ter-tune and bent of gour diepedtlen by thesetenee ofet mistry.SE REA DTOU LIF LIED A 3OO0.

Ser works speake for itself. If yeu hayebe0a croseed in love. if interferere havebroken your dearest and tendereet ties Iaevery affair, it ii see tse oesult a palulstwho gives you reliable and important SI..ice en busimess .ehanges, $eurneys, siet.mess, will, deeds, mortgages, love. gourt-chip, marriage, diverce-telle if leu willamarry the one you love. Everythinustrictly seetidential. Saticfactien gnawe.-teed. 536 14th at. N. W.. between U and

-MADAME VASHTI.Palarnit and clalrveyat: gives advie

en all affaire of lit.. "TeIls year inner-mest affairs." Reedira daIly and peta-

da.73? 0th Nt., nestar t.MADAME PARKER

Gifted elalrveyant and medium. gives tintadvice en betames health. 1o9s and fawnlyafars. Tell. the name of your fuarib n aod or wife. What te de to be seeen in life. Remove. evil inflenesSatfactiou or no harge. 111 Ne t NW.

MADAME JEANETTEGifted Dgbptien Clairveysat and Palm-

1st guarantee to read your emtUr lfepest, present and ftre; Mao asks atestions, but will tell you what you warn

to haow. giving nans.e date. ad fasts siSbusinees matters. love, health and faselSaffairs. Tele the amse ef who you wtmatry and when. If tbe eo ieu love iilimorsr fale. What part 0t the eeumtryiS the luckiest te you and jutwhat to deSto be sosefutl in lifle. Drings the sepa-Srated together, remeeves troubles of allnature so yeea aawia ad hold the oeyou leve. e0Ft.a.. bot. 41h and 9th,nest Chubert-Garrich.50e MADAM FONEDA 60cRgyptien palmist with singular powerscan advie you hew i tobesueceseful iibuainee., henlth and $alsly affairs; aveuaS of ga yo w' iwyan we

MAR.OLD, I'LL PLAYYCM) A TMOUSANDDOLLAR PREEE-OWT-

ON-

0

S EXCLUSIVELY IN THE CCLAMROYANTS

1ce.se by the District or CoLiturs50e MADAM WORTEN 50CYou are Invited to consult this gifted

lady born with a natural gitt to adviseyou en buslaesq. leve. famiy attairs; tellsnme of whom you will marry and whos.$1 reading. 50, 110 Ith a.. N. W. *

PROF. BELMONTNeted Ctairvoyant nd Palmist. ean rea

your life by the lines In yeouf palm, whiskare the record of your life. Being a gra-uste of two collages of Mihastry and hiswonderful gift et ascend eight eonablea. bto lift the vell ot MYS9r4 sand reveal toyou important Matters of ror guture tife.Gov" atvie en everythiag pertaaing tolife. tell8 the "Crag of having peraonelInfluence with your associates. fret. Del-ment in a Peycholegist of World Raew.Readins, $1. 1214 New York ave. aw..aset door to Mae"steTemple. *

50c LET MADAM ROYAL 50eagyptiaa palmolt, give you the secret ofsouce in business, love affat s. Tellcause of your treubles. Now to overcomethemn. Name of whom you will marry *adwho. ReInovo evil Influence se you oanbe euesessful. $3 readings with ad.. boo.09 oth at. N. W.. bet. I and New ork awe.

MRS. JAS. O'BRIEN,Spiritual reading@ daily by appointment.Sel Eye at. N. W. PheeFrank.1400. -

WAS. J. E. MALTnY-Daily readings. i1per halt heer. III 10th at. N. N. Tele-

thneInein 502.

MRS. WHITE will helb seance on Mon-day and riday eventaigs at I *'cloek;

Wednesday afternoon* at 2 e'cleck. 1004th at. S. *.

AUCTION SALESTHOMAI . CARTER, AL'CTIuNEER.

AUCTION PALE OP STEAMERMAJESTIt'Pursuant to a decree rendered by the

Corporation Court of the City of Ales-andria. Virginia. on the 23rd day of 1ep-tember, 1921. in the chancery causetherein depending. wborein Howard 8.Reeside, at al., are Plaintiffs, and theColonial Beach Company Is Defendant. theundersigned Receivers for the ColonialBeach Company will ofter for sale at pub-lie auction, at Roberts' Dock. betweenKing and Prince Streets. In the City ofAlesandria, Virginia. on Tuesday. October11. 1921, at 11 ecieck a. in.. the steamer"Malestic," belonging to the ColonialBeach Company.This steatner Is built of steel and was

constructed in 1903 at Elisabethport, NewJersey, She was not completed until May,1900, and within the past two years hasbeen thoroughly overhauled at a cost ofapproximately thirty-five thousand dollars.The engines and betters were built by W.& A. Pletcher Company.Thin steamer has three decks, electric

light. search light, running water. allfirst-class equipment for freight andpassenger businese. has forty-two state-rooms and a dinag room.Her length Is two hundred feet. her

breadth fifty-four feet over all; her draftisix feet one inch, light; she is equippedwith feathering wheels. and the- W. & A.Fletcher beam surface condensing engine.about seven hundred and fifty horse-power; Legg boiler. fifty-two poundsIsteam pressure (original); her coal bunk-era will hold about slaty tons of coal; shehas a large freight deck. aI will carryabout three hundred tone oead weight;Ler speed Is fourteen miles per hour.TERM@ OF AAL119: Cash. A deposIt of

$2.600 will be required on the day of sale.and the balance of the purchase moneymust be paid within five days thereafter.

CHARLES H. ST. JOHN,CHARLES P. DOUGLAS.GARDNER L. BOOTHE.

Receivers.

OPICE OF PURI.C BUILDINGS ANIlGROUNDS, Washington. D. C.-Sealedpr0p020,11 wtill be received here until - p

m. October .3. 1021. and then opened forfurnishing cut stone for a granite copingte surround a retlectiag pool in Went Pa-tomac Park. Further information en ap-plication.

semOBRT A LL,410 BlobIet Matn~oal e Bldg.

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WIFE'S SECRETHOPELESS LOVEFOUND IN 91ARY

Husband Who Read Notes Ad-mits Mate Did No Wrong in

Hidden Passion.NEW YORK. Sept. 24-The strange

story of a love that was little more

than a dream, but which lay deeperin a young wife's heart tha*T her lovefor husband and two little faughters,is told in a tear-statned diary whichbecame part of the record yeaterday inMrs. Alice B. Vierhaus' suit forseparation from Engelbert Vierhaus.of Mt. Vernon. She resides inBrooklynl.Vierhaus, who is a salesman and

well to do, discovered an he read thediary that his wife's secret love hadonly grown after her marriage-andthat its object was Peter Tower. a

mutual friend. He asserted his faithin his wife, however, in an affidavitaccompanying the dairy, waying heknew she had been innocent of actualwrong-doing. Mrs. Vierhaus mays herhusband beat and abused her on sev-aral occasions.Under date of January 14. 1916. the

diary received thin confidence:"How my mind runs on Peter'

seem to be really crazy on the sub-ject. I enjoy thinking of him and&bout a life with him. anl yet he.oesn't love me and my . wn Bertdoes. Peter wouldn't ever understandme. He'd tease me and make fun ofme and treat me rotten because I amcrazy about him. Every other man Ican handle and make dance to mypiping. I suppose that's why-aren'tI a goose?"An entry of a few days before ran:"Bert said: 'You knew Alice when

ahe was quite a child.' And Pete an-swered: 'Yes. I knew her when shetiaed to cry.' Ile meant that awfulday when the world was one black.aching sea of trouble. when I told himI was engaged and he didn't care. Myheart wax torn for love of Mm and Iknew I had to get action, action or gocrasy from longing. He thi-ks it's allover. If he but knew! AnJ he lovesfun and teasee just as much as ever."

In leptember, 1917. she entered'the following in her diary:

"Received quite a shock in PeterTower's wedding. While Bert washere and in the first excitement Iwas able to laugh and take it allcalmly, but during the long daywhen I was alone I broke down. itdoes not mean so much to me.

Maybe I really had a feeling that Iwould run away to him and maybenot."A letter addressed to Peter Tower.

Ic also offered."l)earest Peter. I have always

loved you best of, anyhody in theworld, so imagine. if you can, howit hurt me that day when I told youthat I was going to n'arry anotherman."Of course, 1 erioed. But you don't

'know about the hopeless bitter cry-lng that I did when f was alone.I~te for me had been very happyuntil then, but since that dark dayeven my happiest hours are just a

bit sad. ISigned) A aLCE."

RWOOED HERIN GRAVEARDWITH REVLVER

"Marry Me or Be Buried,"Swain Passionately Cried to16-Year-Old, So She Wed.

CIliCAGO. Sept. 24.-Sylvia Bra-dasn Christ, sixteen years oldI, had amost unusual courtahip and marriageand yesterday she asked the c'ourte toannul the marriage and set hear free.The girl say. thai on luly 14

Thomas B. Christ offered to take herriding through the pejks in a taxi-cab he had hired and she accepted.But Instead of showing her tne beau-tiful parks he had the chauffeurdrive direct to Elmwood Cemetery.He took the girl to an open grav'e,pushed a revolver against nor side.and, without further preliminariessaid:

"I love you: marry me at onc~e orhere's your grave."Soared half to death, she consented,

and they drove hack to the city,where he secured a marriage licease,cautioning her to give her age asnineteen years. A half hqur laterJudge H. Sterling Pomeroy unitedthem in marriage. Immediately fol-lowing the ceremony Sylvia slippedaway and returned to her perente.They hid her away and today l.ega

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Nr OF THIS APER EVER

BALL HENTLAWWILL BE TESTEDIN OWNER'S SUIT

Edward P. Mertz Would EnjoinTenants From Collecting

Excess Rentals.Edward P. 'Mertz, owner of the

Prine Karl apartment hou,- at 1901K street northwest, today filed suitin the District Supreme Court againstthe member of the Rent Commissionand the fifteen tenants of his buildingto enjoin them from attemlpting tocollect the so-called excesa rentals.He asked that the court declare the

leases under which the tenants occupytheir. respective apartments valid andt'naffected by the decision o, the rentcommission.The constitutionality of suction 123

of the re-enacted Ball rent naw is bythis suit disputed. Section 123 pro-vides for the return to the tenants ofall excess rentals over the rate setby the rent commission Th- law alsoprovides that failure to make such re-turns today makes the owner liableto suit in the Municipal Court withpenalties as mentloned In th.- set.

Plaintiff declares that the decisionfixing the rentals was made in Junu-ary. 192o. in a suit filed against Chao IsD. Mager, then agent for the building.without making the owner of the build-ing a party to the suit. The bulldingwas not acquired by plaintiff until September. 1910. and he alleges he waswithout knowleoie of the decision otthe Rent Commission. Mr. Mertz say.that if the tenants a a&Howe dto r-cover the alleged excess over the rentsfixed by the commission when thehouse was out of repair and had noelevator service, which he said he in-stalled, he will suffer irreparabile dam-age and a penalty will be enforced on1im which is without warrant of law.

OFFERS TO SELLSELF AS SLVETO KEEP BABY

Can't Get Work, So She Adver-tises in Order to Support

Her Child.SPRINGFIELD, Mo., Sept. 24.-

Springfield has two women who be-lieve In using- newspaper ads to keepthe wolf away now that winter is near.One of the women inserted a want adin a morning paper offering to sellherself to the highest bidder, while theother offers to gamble on her earniagsfor one year by offering 2 per cent ofher wages In exchange for a room Insome quiet home.The woman offering herself to the

highest bidder inserted the followingadvertisement:"FOR &Al.M-Woman: have walkedthe streets looking for decent em-

ploy ment until my money Is gone; myshoes are so worn out and my feet areso tired: I have a beautiful gift of God,seven years old: there asems to be noplace for us to earn. olur living: willoffer nt.,tself to the highest bidder Inorder td support my angel."

EPISCOPALIANS URGED TOSTAND SOLID FOR MORALIThPITTSBURGil. Pa.. 8tept. 24.-

Bishop CTharlee H. Brent. of the west-ern New York diocese of the Protenmt-ant Episcopai Church. wddressilng theeleventh general council of the All!-ance of Reformed Churches Holdingthe Presbyterian Aystem, here yester-day, told thne delegates that churchunity was necessary that the Christ-Ian church might present a unitedtfront on four moral questin. Thequestions he cited, were, the home.the Industrial, the educational andinternational peace.Bishop Brent's statements on chnurch

unity were Included in a greeting toth~e allinne from the Protestant Epis-copal Church of P~nigland, and thatof the United States. Unusual Inter-est marked his address, as the bishophas been one of the leader. of thewnovement of the Anglican church inpreparing the "IAmbeth appeal,"which suggested a union of thbeAngelican nhuroh ahd those includedin the I'an-Presbyterian anliance.

GRANDPA CLASSES WIVESAS OOOD,- BAD, WORSE

CHICAGO. Sept. 24. -' There arethree grades of wives, according toAmbrose J. Rose, ninety-one yearseld, who was just granted a divorcefrom wife No. 3,The grades are "pretty good,"

'just medium," and "no good at all."Here Is the way Rose fit the scale

to his own wives:"My finrst was pretty good, the

seoond just medium and the third nogood at all."The fourth, he insisted, would be

"im...sel."

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