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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-06-29

, Saturday afternoon mass meet
ing was held. on the lawn OF the Hotel
Illinois for the purpose Of arousing the
patriotism Of the people to the point
where they would assist in recruiting
the Idaho regiment to full strength
Mayor F. J. Walmsley presided and IN
troduced the speakers in his uzual hap
py manner. "Fhe Star-Spangled Ban
ner" was sung. by Mr.. Huggins, who is
the singer in the eyangelissie meeting in
progress at Roswell. Lieutenant Webb
was first introduced and made a short
talk in connection with his-duties as re-
cruiting officer This was the lieuten-
ants first appearance on the public res
trum, and after the meeting. be admit
ted that he didn't remember a word OF
what he said. Sam always was modest
except when talking back to tAe umpire.
Rev. Merrill, as Governor Alexander
personal representative, made a strong
appeal to the people 70 heed the call Of
their country. Justice Morgan, Of the
Idaho supreme court. then made a s.ir-
firing patriotic address and was followed
Eby Lieutenant Willsie Martin, chaplain
Eof the Second Idaho
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-06-29

Goodfellow with nexsp&per)
Here's an old bachelor in Ohio died
and isfs all his money to the woman
who rejected him. Cynicus--And
yet they say there II no gratitude IN
the World
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-06-29
n. r,us. N v.yu.b,<

II means quite lot to our succsss
when We put ourselves In the hight At
tftuds toward others The ngzrs
increases its value ten times vhsa Y
gstn On tho right side Of the O
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-06-29
Building Up

A man goes away to build up his
rundown physical system and comes
hack to build up a rundown financial
system--Judge-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-06-29
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM

Endorses national candidates and
platform commends Roosevelt; COM
meads congressional delegation and eu-
logizes Borah; condemns Alexander 7;
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-06-29

The sisnbosrd is not . very aristo-
cratic institution" NO. 1t is not
And yet . number OF famous people
are stuck on it,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-06-29
Natural Enscx

That tipsy man is foEgy.- -Nxfurs
ally. You know. foss are always more
or less dissipat7d-~
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Parcel IS over 7-AleIander P. Heron. trustee, ct
to Leslie Fl. Friend and Dona T. Friend,
two parts Of said parcel; SO stamp 50 centS
1909 Fourteenth street northwest-Leo T. Harlow.
trustee, 10 Jesse s. Dawes. lot p. square north
Of 2H; 5000.
Congress Heights Ertensicn-Edwari W. wonsck
ct ux to Charles b. Smith. lot 50. square 5so4
$50
81 L street northwest-Mary A. Mulroe, e1ecutriI to
William O. Sullivan, lot lso. square 6o1; g 600.
Moore & Barbour's Second Addition-F1orence D.
McAuhf ct TO Warren A. and Ella NJ.
Romtc. lot 81 block 10; SO. stamp "a.
thirteenth between Q and u streets northeast
Harry A Kite ct to Lewis T. and Elizabeth
Darling. lot 1B. square 1o51; SO. stamp 50 cents.
2li street southwest-Leyi H. David ct al trustees
to Joseph L. and Francis A. Sullivan, part orig
inal lot "A, square $50; 500.
Bradbury Heights-German American Realty Co. 70
William n. Payne. ir., lot 3. square SIS; SO
stamp, 80 crnts.
Bradbury Heiglts-wiIiam N. PAYNE 3r., TO Georse
]. Bradbury; SO. stamp 50 cents
BIS Eleventh street northeast-Msurice d. Rosen-
berg ct to Belle NJ. Rueth. lot B square s
SO stamp 50 cents.
Chichester-Jsmes R. Campbell ct u1 TO Elmer and
Eva Brown. lot Is. square 500; SO. stamp 80
cents.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18

In the ten short months that J. Hesser
publicity department of the Paramount
Picture Corporation for this district he
has won for himself host OF friends.
These friends will be delighted to learn
that he has accepted an exceptionally
1attering offer with the same corpora
ton in New York City.
When first starting with tine pictures"
Mr.. Walrayen was given the task OF put
ting over +sHypocrites" in Baltimore. His
success with this picture. and with the
Eternal City, is regarded as one OF
the most wonderful pieces OF publicity
promotion ever done in that city.
Mr. Walraven has been quite a factor
in the amusement circles of this coun-
try. Born in 1885 in Minneapolis, he al
ways showed fondness for the theater.
He became associated with the Audi
torium theater, of Minneapolis, and final
ly became representative for that dis
trict of the Metropolitan Opera Company
of New York. When Oscar Hammerstein
started his now famous operatic war,
he called Mr.. Walraven east to assist
him in his fight, where he remained until
Mr.. Hammerstein retired from the field
of opera.
''Wally," as he is known. has already
made and lost two fortunes in the amuse-
ment field, but now has a strong foot
hold towards securing his third. Mr.
Walraven left last night to begin his
new duties.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Nd. Jan. 17.-MILIIFEED lin 100 u.
sacks)-Spring bran, g5oaa. 90; -four to white mid
dlings, 0.ooaS.o; Western middlings 9 5oaa % +;
City Mills' middlinRs. S.Ja24.oo; do, white mid
dlings. 3oa1.oo; do. winter bran, .lBs,5.oo.
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens straight YOUNG
per h.. lsc; do. mixed. young and old. per h.,
lssl7; do. old roosters. per h., 1IaIac; ducks,
choice, fat per h., 17als: capons, lbs and orer
5a8; do, medium, Za2i; do. mall les2D; geese,
choice, nearby. l6an
LIVE PoULTRY-Chickens. old hens. Ib. and
over, per H.. II; do, old hens smaller, h., Is;
roostsrs. lb., II; do. young large, per b. ihls;
do. small per b.. lsal7; dncks Muscpry lbs and
over Is; Pekins, lbs and over. b.. 10; do peid
die, lbs. and over. II Indian runners per lb., IA
Is; pigeons, pair. Is: guineas 50as5; smaller soa45
geese. Maryland and Virginia. lsals; Kent Isla nd
Halls; Western and Southern, lA5.
BUTTER-Creamery fancy. per h.. 331saa; choice
GAS; good 81 prints. 5a;5 blocks 2aa; ladies,
2aZ3; Maryland and Pennsyivanis rolls, 10; Ohio
rolls. lsale; West Virginia rolls 1ssls packed
IS: dairy prints, lsa2o; process butter. aa25.
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania and Western
frsts. %; West Virginia, 20; Southern, g.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
MARKET BELONGS
TO SPECIALIIES
Mercantile Marine Rises to
New Tops, Common Ad-
vancing to 22H.
WILL EARN $4,000, 900
Western Union Goes Up to 81 Again
on Strength of Reported & Per
Cent Dividend.

New York. Jan. 1.-THE stock market
today belonged to a few specialties. Pub
lie interest was lacking with a very
slim attendance at most customers
rooms. Except for the fluctuations In
some special issues, price changes were
generally narrow.
International Mercantile Marine issues
on an abundance OF runors rose to new
tops on heavy trading. General Elec-
trio Coal Products. International Agri-
cultural, Central Leather and a few
others recorded excellent gains Closing
prices for almost the entire list, however,
were under the best
Dealings IN the mercantile marine is
sues made up more than % per cent OF
the total sales. The common advanced
3-s to the new high Of 2 IA where it
closed. On a turnover in excess OF
5000 shares, the preferred certificates
opened up a point over Saturdays close,
at s. SIS. and by noon had eclipsed the
former top Of 50 Ia by three points. Be-
fore the close II lost S-s.
Activity in the Marine shares was
spurred on by the official estimate OF
s4O,OOOOOO earnings for 1915 which would
be fully four times these in 1913 and
five times those in 1912 Trading was
also dsHAsLeu Dy sOLlt AOlGGu AtlAAhd1Aioh
brought on by the banks. The latter 1t
is learned are lending only 80 per cent
on Marine preferred, instead Of the
larger dividend some months ago.
Western Union equalled its recent high
OF - Reports persist that the dividend
will be raised to six per cent. Current
liquidation OF securities from England
are again COnspicuously heavy. Both
bonds and stocks were received last
week in the biggest volume In months.
All Of the issues arriving, however, are
not being sold.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
Read and USE
Herald Classified Ads
LEGAL NOTICE
W H. i&nnnas Atsane5


IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE D1srsiU
E<tsss q LYDIA L. Plansaer. drr-a-ed Adninis
tatson No nsa- Order for r.t1nc.rsu ul
0~orxx ". Linsdn< administrator a shy-s a.
es6sut hsrins rep01ed 20 the court that be has
sod psr1 q cs sss<en G1o. sqaxrs oos hssdr~d and
t~en1 ffE being the west twruty-sr c8 f~st
front b. oepo d sdrtyfour - fset ten 90 inrh.s
b Hoxn~ 7. Bocth for Eve thou<snd tpo hsIud--<
S.1H Dollar unoe- TIA teruns of sxls - forth m
sAao rsprt. Il b b. The Gun tlhs 18th DAY q
l<nnav. A. ID. fNs. orden-<. sd5uds~d snd o.
ceed, that bs sad sale b rxf1nec and Coz
hrms1 m the eourt unl~x cxrs~ 70 The op<1rsrv
be shcsn h<orv the Na 6xr c ret-uxry A D.
isf: p~uvs6ed q cups 6 ans ordr b. puhli..~e
once vesx for th~~ saor>~~r. w--ts m ths
Washington Law Reppter and Ths wssninx-or
B~rsA p10 70 the srprstson 81 eaxt rsr1p<
WALTER L EOoy. Jusio. trus oSpy A.
te~t; tsssn. James Tsnn~s Rscaxw q VIVA
SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT op
niriszat2o1- TINS s 10 rsse nossrer That -
sshsrihw of the Dts1c q cosuu.ss has css.snrs
fru the PROBATE Court oS the Dssaucs q oosrmb4.
lesaen ts~tAD~ntArv rbs esl<ts cS Pst-ses
RshsrJ. lsss Of tbe Dsss1c4 q Coaunfls d-c~--1
All p--us having eiAims sszinst tAs dsc.ssed
are hers1 vsrned 20 ezhssa the sxnpe v1fh tss
voschen ber-ct leszlr suthent3czs~d. TO th< .ur-
sc1h1. On Or beoru the Tth Day q JASUARr
A. D.. lsr. ctherv1>e tbsy mxF b. law b. a
efvoed f-un all beneff q <h s-t1se Given
under my hand tins IA day Il yanusr5 rsk
r. A DRUBN. e. Msx<cauetts aY-rus ns-ih-
v-~- Attest: JAMES TANNEk, Rscistrr os
wins for the Distr1ct a ooluubia Cl-F 81 ths
Iroeste Court ". J. kEANE. Attvn-r
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below srs for large lots Of rood
marketable goods only Jobbers' prices are higher.
Lower grades may be sold for less. Fancy goods
command higher prices
With the cold weather YESTERDAY the p,u.due, mar
ket felt very firm market generally, which caussd
the figures on eggs, hens. lambs and dressed pork
to advance. The strengthening on eggs was from
l to cents. and that on the others about half a
crnt- The market in . receptive condition for
the weather change yesterday. having been cleaned
up more or less completely the close Of last week
Fruits and vegetables continued firm.
DGGS-Fresh per doz., .; do. Southern Baz
BUTTER-Best prints new. per lb. 4i process
b under Erads creamery, zas0; store packed lsa2o
LARD-Tub. pure. lo., loA; do. compound, ~
eottonseed oil. per can, SIS.
CHEEsE-New York. new. per H.. is; fat, per
b., Is; Swiss domestic. Der lb., u; do foreign
per h.. q
LIVE PoUITRY-Hens. per b., II; ROSTERS,
per b. II; spring ducks per h.. lsal7 spring chick
ems, per h., lsa20; turkeys. per lb., 8a23
GREEN G0ODS-Beans, per basket 2oOaa 30
beets, per crate. 2oa25o; BrusseL' sprouts Der Of
laH; cabbage. per Dbl, 75aeo: carrots Der bunch,
la'; caulihowsr. per crate. Laal.5o; celery. per
crate. 4.o0a6.5o; cucumbers per basket 250a4 90;
cynblings. per crate lT5a2Oo; egzplants per crate
1oos4ooi ksle, per Dbl, 75aeo; lettuce Florida per
basket Looslo; onions, per sack. 275s3.oo; pannips
per box. 75as5; potatoes per sack, 27a3oo: sweet,
fer bbL. 20a25o; yams. per bbl., L75s25 s.. squash
per Dbl. L5osl75; spinach. per bbl., l5aI5o; toma
toes, Florida, per crate, 25oa3g; turnips per bbL
l.psl.9; do, per box 2a4o.
FRuITs-Apples, per bbl., 2.oa40: cr,nberrics
per Dbl. saloSO do. per box. I75s2oo; grapefruit
psr boz, 25os3.oo; lemons, per box. 2sos30; pine
apples per crate, 550s461
LIVE STOCK-Veal calves, 1rimo per h., II;
do. medium, Per lb., Il; spring lambs, per Ib,
eaeIh.
DRESSED GooDs-Drcssed hogs, small. per b.
9laalo; do, medium, per lb., sA; do. heayy.- per
h. sss1t.
HAY, STRAW. AND CoRN-Hay. best timothy.
pr ton, $50; mixed. per ton. l2o0al5.p;
strav. per ton. loeosI3oo; wheat straw. Ter ton.
HOO; corn. new. per bbl, $50.
sEEDS-Clover, red. per H.. lea21; do. aisike
per lb, lsH; CO., timothy. i,er bus. 55a3. IS;
red top per h.. 1914; orchard grass. per hus.
l9a2b; blue grass. per bus. L5; rye. per bus. l. %
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
Open New York Office.

To facilitate the handling of their
American business. Wood, Gundy & Co.,
of Toronto, Canada, and London, Eng,
have opened an office in the Bankers
Trust Building, IA Wall Street New
York City. A. w. Scripture, who for
many years has represented Wood.
Gundy & Co, in New York, will have
charge of the new office.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
COMMERCE AND FINANCE
COTTON MARKETS.

New Yors. Jan. H-Business IN cotton was on .
small scale today. but toward the Close a slightly
easier tone was IN evidence because Of small en-
ports- The close steady at a net gain Of > to
70 points Spot at Liverpool was In good demand
al an advance u Z points the basis OF aid for
miduplsnd. Port receipts fer the day were =. .iS
bales, ssainst y. .osi a year ago. New York ware
hOuse storks were 2A.ss bales. against s2lls last
year. Exports for the day aggregated 1856 bales,
compared With y 80 last year
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
New York.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS,

Chieaso. Jan. H.-rhers vn an improved do
nAnd for cash wheat in all positions today, which
vas reelection Of an easins up In the rail dtuA-
ton The taking Of large amouns Of the cash
article here and elsewhsrs caused . partial chapxe
IN sentiment, as the Early sele<s switched TO the
eSping side and there were net advances Of lall1c
RecoTenss from the lowest point reached were ~
To NC, and resting spots were around the highest
prices. Cash sales here were I0.ooo bushels taken
from elevators for export and 10 900 bushels to
millerx.
There was q frm mxrket in corn With prices
showing nst gain Of y Oats ad1nced u to INC
FurnfRhed by w. n HEhk. n
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE,
Furnished by w. b. Hibbs 4 Co.
SALE3

sALE
American Graphophons lst IS. 500 at o. 81, 90
at %
Washington Railway and Electric nd, Is at
e.. 3 at ga, 3 at s31. 8 at 97s, 5 at sS-
MerEenthaler Linotype. 2 at TO-
Lhnston MonOtype. at ia
After Call:
Caritsl Traction s.. 500 at lrs, s,uo At lr1s.
81 900 at lgb
Merventhaler Linotype, at 10.
American Graphophone lst S., 500 at se 81 900 at
%. 81 100 1t %. 5000 at o.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
DIED.

ZINMERMAN-On Sunday. January IL
1916, at the Naval Hospital, AnnapnliE
Nd. Lieut.. CHARLES ADAMS I'm
MERMAN. aged 81 years beloved
husband Of Ida S. Zimmerman, or
Annapolis.
Funeral from St Mays r. c. Church
Wednesday morning. January is at
1890 O'Clock. lnterment In st Mary
Cemetery.
HARBAUGH-On Monday. January u,
1916. at 1850 a M. at his residence in
Woodside. Nd. EDGAR q. HAR-
BAUGH. beloved husband OF Julia Q
Hsrbsugh.
Woodside, Nd. at II a m. THURSDAY
January 20 Internent at GlenwoOd
Cemetery, Washington, u. c.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18

An automobile museum has been
established in London, where there are
exhibited gasoline cars made as early
as 1895, steam tricycle., made in
1891, and one of the earliest steam
cars, made in 1860.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING OF
the RochdAle Cooperative Society," t.ins also the
annual meeting. viii be held in Room ~ Southern
Building. On Tuesday evening January IA 1916
PAUL F. GROVE, Serrvtxr,
ANNUAL REPORT OF
c. G. SLOAN Il CO., Inc
We. the undersigned, the president and a ma jority
OF the board OF trustees Of c. G. Sloan a Co, Inc
OF Washington, d. C.. do hereby certify that the
capital stock Of the aid corporation Is SO u0p
all Of which has been actually paid in and that
bills
MARK Mex. SLOAN,
Pvsdcnt.
GEO II. ESfNONs, JR,
J. MILLER KENYON.
l. MARK Mex. SLOAN. President Of c. a.
SLOAN CO., Inc. of the District Of Columbia
affirm that the facts stated in the above Certificate
are true, to the best Of my knowledge and besief
MARK Nick. SLOAN President
Subscribed and affirmed before me this 18th day
Of January, 1876. AGNES L. MINICK
Notary Public.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER n. a
yssusp .. fsN s~ied p-upessls vin b- reo-sv.d
Al this othcs. Room sp. Disrict Bundins until
o'escrs D n, - Fsh<usn u. rs,s fs ths con.
srucion Of spI<trinsssly ~ Hn~~r f--a oS znH
3sS hr1ct and cUocrets sewer On tirlb-r phstfocm.
Forms of p-v,o~ak sE~-1cxtians and pec->ssr5
information may be cotsined from ne chi~ cs<-ki
Enen-er Dep&r1ment. Room & 'Dissrio4 Budding
wsshinrton, ID. @. OLIVER p NEWMAN. LOUIS
BRowNJow, CHARLES ". KUTz. Comma
sSzeuL q. o.
OFFICE oF THE COMMISSIONERS or THK
Ihsrrc Of Columbia Washinstou JsnuAry r.
St Sealed propcslf VII b. nenep-d a. this Of
aos. Reno Es. D.stria Bqildfat until 2 oicosl
?; N. FehrusrI ,rsa foI furnLbils Snd insssIiinF
psrtnent this c4ty. spe4srztions El5 fo-n q 20
pussl may be obssinet frCn the Plfryhasing oriosT
y. G, Room 81 D1stnct Budding oLITEH ~
NEWMAN. LOUIS BROWNLOW. CHARi.fss W
kUIL Cn1ni-aooen D. G.
oFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT
of Columbia. J1nuzry H. lHe seal-d p-oposaa
Will b. r~oeived At The ochcs q the se-stary q the
Board of Commiszionsrs Roon so Dsstric Blnld.
ina until o'eiccf D. m. FEBRUARY l. fNG fos
sKnarstins. IHdins. filing solns soddinE and
sr1Hons. Central HiFh School sits fNh snd OF.
ton sr~cs Borthvc<. Wsshtnrt1u. D. O. BlEnk
turms Of propus<l. spedhcaticnf ard All pscessIrJ
iufo-nstioo may be ohtsin-d from the Chi-f Ce-k
Darnesr D~pa-tD~nt Room e. Distric Buildins
WAshanefou, ID. c. depnsit of Eve doIEn viz
b required % tnsure nrturn ~ plans and s1efoz-
doos OLIVER P. NEWMAN. LOUIS BROWN.
Low. CHARLIE W. KUTZ. CosnmIsziooe-z d. C.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
ROOMS FOB RET.
rUnNIsHED-

ns i ST Nw.-FRoST. WEI YURNTsHED
room; running vsser. lsrs ciossu; h w. h ouies
vel kept bouse.
n 81. NE.-LARGE. BEAtrTYULTY FrR-
ntshed front room with sioove. seutbsn expo~urs
ff; sip. mAddls and b~ck room Hce-vsser hess
and telephone Rooms secpod AoU near hath
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
BUSINESS CHANCES

ron sIIE-LIoUoB STORE AND GAZE m
Bslunor.. ooins 81 200 basness anuually uired
trsds L4crose paid uztl Asy; ssocf sl!cuF eleo-
trso Piano. hxtur-s. SO No free lunch. Rent only
g pr month. snap for c.sa. Answs BOX
q H~zh o<ns
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
UNFINISHED.

oAKvIEw MANSION, TENNAL-
lytown-Short distance from car, one
fare; IL rooms modern bath electricity,
modern heat; FeSsenden St; ideal high
location. CAYWOOD & GARRETT,
1891 New York ave.
n o ST. NE-FoUK ROOMS AND BATH. H0T
snd cold v.tsr: rot Ss Also ssrSs an r-sr.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
SPIRTTuAI1Sk

TBsT sEANCE NIGHTLY EXCTPT TUESDAY
and Sxturiss. al Sc. q Ssunders Me~~xs.
Besrer ZANCIG's TEMPLE, sa 18th 81 No.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
FOR REyT-HoUSEs.

TWO BATHS. 10 ROOMS, LARGE
yards, new iron porch; 9Th st. NV,
near NJ; wide brick, finest Of oondi-
ton; new paper. CAYWOOD & GAR
RETT. 1881 New York ave
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
ROOMS AND BOARD.

y. K ST. Nw.-NIC18Y FURNisHED ROOMS
with board home cSrnforts. Geutlemen only Also
table board 6y ve~t q month. near Comm.rrs
Building STATE, War and Ntry Dept,
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
CLAIRVoYANTS.
G AS TILL o-Soe

LOW FEE. Advice all business and domestic
Affairs; bring happtness and removes troubles salts
faction. 90 ST., oorner Tth and INV
LICENSED. Hours 10 a. m to D. m
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
M. SPENCER
PROF. %. 3. BRUCE

THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN
PALMIST AND CL.AIRVOYANT
Can be Consulted on all afafrs IzsA Waiter
Plsoe Sc Hours: 9 a. m TO 10 n m: Supdayx
from to ,. N. Phone Line IN
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
CAsTILLo-READINGs. s1.oo.

Ulutr nAl5bufSs Aho tf1Ofc2 uO1uiefs e1tls
faction. e9 ST., corner Tth and INV.
LICENSED. Hours 10 a. m to D. m.
CAsTILLO-READIN S1.Oo.
When you consult him you consult the best A
talented genteman, giving yes1 Of study TO his pro
fession No russ work. but based on scientihe
knowledse He helps you in all love and business
arairs. Rsunites the sepsuted. causes SPEEDY mar
rsge. Tells whether the you love Is true OF
false RemoTes all troubles bringing happinesz ana
succse TO all Satsxzction or no fee.
ENTRANCE, 6S y STREET NORTHWEST
Conner Tth and sts.
HOURS. TO P. n. CLOSED SUNDAYS.
M. SPENCER
THE WORLDS MOST cELEBRATED PALMIsT
AND CLAIRyoYANT.
Studio, 1918 18th St. N. W.
CONSULT THIS GIFTED LADY AND BE
CONVINCED PERSONALLY OF THE HONESTY
AND SINCERITY OF HER WORK Without
ssins q question she viii tel yoa The o6jec4 a
your czn. giving names Of f1ends relatives ard
sSsnsl facts eoneenns your hfe and ctruImsts sncss
wnin yyu know TO Be absolutely true THE
Mna.ApAME na.AI 1lSE W WILL REFUSE 10 ACCEPT ANY
TIE UNLESS SHE GIVES THE UTMOST SAT
loEACIlON. hemsfnbc1, your prospects Of today
may mean your fortune tomorrow II rightly handled
Then why delaV9
The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
pI1S0AALA
DR.. II REED

DR.. REED
SPECIALIST
s04 SEVENTEENTH STkEET.
OVER 20 YEARS sssss,.sui rnss~ n n
and Special Dt~ass q Men sss Xo%e1s
Means Health to You II You Suffer
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